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- https://ed.ted.com/lessons/can-animals-be-deceptive-eldridge-adams
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- Homework: finish the Longman handout and do the Cengage handout (passages 1-6)
- Check your answers with your partners. Convince them if you disagree.
- Longman
- Hemingway: 3 4 6
- Faulkner: 1 7
- Cengage
- 1 Homology: C D F
- Analogy: A E
- 2 European: D E F H
- Asian: B C I
- 3 Burbank: A B E G
- Carver: C F H
- 4 Radiation: C E
- Advection: B D F
- 5 Primary: B E H
- Secondary: C G
- Tertiary: A F
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- The next word in this sequence is “quaternary”, which is common in geology.
- After that are the uncommon words “quinary”, “senary”, “septenary” and “octonary”.
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- Greek/Latin number roots:
- mono/uni = 1
- dy/di = 2
- tri/tri = 3
- tetra/quad = 4
- penta/quint = 5
- hex/sex = 6
- hept/sept = 7
- oct/oct = 8
- en/nov = 9
- dec/dec = 10
- hect/cent = 100
- kilo/mill = 1000
- https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/greeklatinroots2/chapter/%C2%A7124-a-table-of-greek-and-latin-number-words/ - this includes some more forms and sequences
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- Julia’s homework (from Monday)
- 26 B
- 27 D
- 28 D
- organization
- swing: Primarily…, Concentrated…, Usually…
- bebop: Much…, Innovative…, New…, Not…
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- BREAK
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- Listening Question Types:
- - purpose
- - main idea
- - detail
- - inference
- - function
- - prediction
- - attitude
- - organization
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- Main Idea questions can ask about content or purpose
- (In British ESL materials, “gist” is more common than “main idea”.)
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- Handout (Oxford) p. 167 - Listen and take notes on the discussion. Then compare your notes and work together to provide information about each item in 3L5.
- 1 1 degree F
- 2 The 11 hottest years were all in the past 13 years
- 3 Increase in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions since the Industrial Revolution
- 4 CO2, CH4 (methane), CFCs, O3 (ozone), N2O (nitrous oxide)
- 5 The atmosphere traps more heat and the temperature increases.
- 6 CO2 (carbon dioxide) forms when fossil fuels (coal, oil, gas) are burned
- 7 emissions have increased 130x since the Industrial Revolution
- 8 additional 10F (5.5C)
- 9 heat waves, melting ice, weather disasters (such as hurricanes)
- 10 heat waves kill, melting ice reduces water and increases sea levels, could be coastal flooding
- 11 this is basically the test question 3L6 - b
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- http://www.antarcticglaciers.org/glaciers-and-climate/ice-cores/ice-core-basics/
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- p. 169 - Listen and take notes about a living home.
- 3L9 - Answer these questions.
- http://www.archinode.com/fab-tree-hab.html
- 3L10 - b
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- p. 170-171 - Listen and take notes, then answer all the questions about culture shock.
- 1 b
- 2 a b e
- 3 b
- 4 b
- 5 - 3 2 1 4
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- Homework: answer the Test Questions on p. 168 (3L8), 170 (3L12), and 172-3 (3L14)
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