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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all my classes
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- Yesterday we listened to the campus situation integrated speaking. Today is TOEFL speaking task 6, about an academic topic.
- p. 41 - Make sure you understand these words.
- Listen to the first part of the lecture and answer the questions in part B.
- Then listen to the full lecture and take notes.
- Prompt: The professor talked about the three main sections of the brain. Using points and examples from the lecture talk about what each part is responsible for.
- Prepare and answer this question.
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- Listen to another lecture and take notes. (Cambridge TOEFL prep diagnostic test)
- There’s an introduction about atmospheric phenomena in general (he mentions rainbows) and a general description of the fact that water or ice can reflect or refract sunlight in the atmosphere.
- Then the professor explains the three phenomena the question is about (“there are three” is a key phrase that should tell you the following description is what you’ll be asked about).
- - halos: ice crystals are randomly oriented, it’s a circle around the sun
- - sun dogs: ice crystals are horizontal, it’s bright spots on each side of the sun
- - sun pillars: it’s a column of light above the sun, light reflects instead of refracting
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