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2018-05-02 TOEFL: listening att/purpose

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. https://ed.ted.com/lessons/which-is-stronger-glue-or-tape-elizabeth-cox/review_open
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  6. Homework: handout (Cambridge) p. 172-177
  7. Check with your partners and convince them of your answers if you disagree.
  8. 1 B
  9. 2 D
  10. 3 C
  11. 4 C
  12. 1 C
  13. 2 B
  14. 3 C
  15. 4 A
  16. 5 B
  17. 6 D
  18. 7 C
  19. 8 C
  20. 9 C
  21. 10 A
  22. 11 C
  23. 12 A
  24. 13 B
  25. 14 B
  26. 15 C
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  28. Listening Question Types:
  29. - main idea / gist (content or purpose)
  30. - detail
  31. - inference
  32. - prediction
  33. - attitude
  34. - function
  35. - organization
  36. - purpose
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  38. Attitude Questions - Listen to the conversations and identify each speaker’s attitude.
  39. 1 A D
  40. 2 B D
  41. 3 B C
  42. 4 A C
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  44. DELTA p. 215-6 - Describes purpose and attitude questions.
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  46. p. 217 - Listen to the conversations and answer the questions.
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  48. BREAK
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  50. 1 B
  51. 2 A
  52. 3 D
  53. 4 C
  54. 5 B
  55. 6 A
  56. 7 C
  57. 8 C
  58. 9 A
  59. 10 B
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  61. p. 218 - Do the same for lectures and discussions in 2.3.B
  62. 1 A
  63. 2 D
  64. 3 A
  65. 4 C
  66. 5 D
  67. 6 A
  68. 7 D
  69. 8 A
  70. 9 C
  71. 10 B
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  73. Cengage p. 309 - Listen and take notes about the conversations. Then answer the questions.
  74. 1 D
  75. 2 A
  76. p. 311 - Do the same with another conversation.
  77. 3 B
  78. 4 A
  79. 5 C
  80. 6 A
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  82. p. 316 - Listen to a lecture about folk art. Then answer the questions one by one.
  83. 9 C
  84. 10 A
  85. 11 B
  86. 12 D
  87. 13 B
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  89. Cambridge p. 290 - Listen to the passages and answer the purpose questions in your own words.
  90. 1 She is (or plans to be) an art major.
  91. 2 These are examples of traditional low-tech toys that children don’t get bored with.
  92. 3 It’s an opportunity to hear authentic regional accents and to experience the culture outside of class.
  93. 4 There has been a recent assault on campus.
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  95. Speaking Section: six tasks, 20 minutes total, 5m30s of speaking time
  96. 1 independent, open-ended - 15 seconds to prepare / 45 seconds to speak
  97. 2 independent , choice question - 15/45
  98. 3 integrated reading/listening/speaking, campus announcement and conversation - 30/60
  99. 4 integrated R/L/S, academic text and lecture - 30/60
  100. 5 integrated L/S, conversation about a problem and solutions - 20/60
  101. 6 integrated L/S, academic lecture - 20/60
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