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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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- Homework: p. 92-94, A, B, C (reading and questions)
- part A: 2 is the main idea
- part B
- 1 b
- 2 c
- 3 c (b isn't a bad answer, either)
- 4 a
- 5 c
- 6 a
- 7 a
- 8 b "listed athletics toward the bottom" = they weren't very concerned about it
- part C
- 1 not "beliefs"
- 2 not "mingle"
- 3 not "seek"
- 4 not "objective"
- 5 not "made some serious mistakes"
- ("bearing" originally meant the direction that someone was going, especially on a boat or ship)
- 6 not "unfair"
- 7 not "delight"
- 8 not "problem"
- 9 not "curb"
- 10 not "recipients"
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- p. 88
- part A: 3 is the main idea (he talks about 1 and 2, but those aren't the main focus of his commentary)
- part B
- 1 T
- 2 T
- 3 F - he has a lot of experience with college sports; "the broadest perspective"
- 4 F - It irritates him that people think this way (which means he does not think this way).
- 5 T
- 6 ? - "Artists are not supposed to be competitive." (but maybe they often are)
- 7 T
- 8 T
- 9 T
- 10 T
- 11 F - "competition nourishes" us
- 12 F - asks why the football player can't major in football
- 13 T
- 14 F
- rhetorical question: a question asked in a speech or essay or another situation where no answer is expected from the audience (maybe I want you to think about the question, but I already have an answer or explanation in my mind)
- a
- sign
- weighs
- Instead
- invariably
- more
- likes
- Isn't it
- athletic
- accorded
- respect
- beyond
- best
- March Madness
- broadest
- mightily
- distant
- apart
- surffered in
- on
- supposed
- expected
- art's
- sport's
- has suffered
- we
- whether
- artists
- wind
- can
- grace
- pretty
- Or
- bit
- world
- defined
- its own
- Its
- seem
- ersatz
- shoe-
- colleges as
- various deceits
- affected
- our
- to
- manner
- Certainly
- can
- can't
- faith
- for fair
- bet
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- Next Classes:
- Monday, January 12
- Wednesday, January 14
- * Tuesday, January 20
- Wednesday, January 21
- Monday, January 26
- (end of the current 6-week session)
- Tuesday, January 27
- Thursday, January 29
- (now always Tuesdays and Thursdays)
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- Homework: p. 98-100 (part A, Grammar - passive voice)
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