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2018-12-19 TOEFL: reading org, listening gist

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  1. https://ed.ted.com/lessons/can-animals-be-deceptive-eldridge-adams
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  3. Homework: finish the Longman handout and do the Cengage handout (passages 1-6)
  4. Check your answers with your partners. Convince them if you disagree.
  5. Longman
  6. Hemingway: 3 4 6
  7. Faulkner: 1 7
  8. Cengage
  9. 1 Homology: C D F
  10. Analogy: A E
  11. 2 European: D E F H
  12. Asian: B C I
  13. 3 Burbank: A B E G
  14. Carver: C F H
  15. 4 Radiation: C E
  16. Advection: B D F
  17. 5 Primary: B E H
  18. Secondary: C G
  19. Tertiary: A F
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  21. The next word in this sequence is “quaternary”, which is common in geology.
  22. After that are the uncommon words “quinary”, “senary”, “septenary” and “octonary”.
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  24. Greek/Latin number roots:
  25. mono/uni = 1
  26. dy/di = 2
  27. tri/tri = 3
  28. tetra/quad = 4
  29. penta/quint = 5
  30. hex/sex = 6
  31. hept/sept = 7
  32. oct/oct = 8
  33. en/nov = 9
  34. dec/dec = 10
  35. hect/cent = 100
  36. kilo/mill = 1000
  37. 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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  39. Julia’s homework (from Monday)
  40. 26 B
  41. 27 D
  42. 28 D
  43. organization
  44. swing: Primarily…, Concentrated…, Usually…
  45. bebop: Much…, Innovative…, New…, Not…
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  47. BREAK
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  49. Listening Question Types:
  50. - purpose
  51. - main idea
  52. - detail
  53. - inference
  54. - function
  55. - prediction
  56. - attitude
  57. - organization
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  59. Main Idea questions can ask about content or purpose
  60. (In British ESL materials, “gist” is more common than “main idea”.)
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  62. 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.
  63. 1 1 degree F
  64. 2 The 11 hottest years were all in the past 13 years
  65. 3 Increase in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions since the Industrial Revolution
  66. 4 CO2, CH4 (methane), CFCs, O3 (ozone), N2O (nitrous oxide)
  67. 5 The atmosphere traps more heat and the temperature increases.
  68. 6 CO2 (carbon dioxide) forms when fossil fuels (coal, oil, gas) are burned
  69. 7 emissions have increased 130x since the Industrial Revolution
  70. 8 additional 10F (5.5C)
  71. 9 heat waves, melting ice, weather disasters (such as hurricanes)
  72. 10 heat waves kill, melting ice reduces water and increases sea levels, could be coastal flooding
  73. 11 this is basically the test question 3L6 - b
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  75. http://www.antarcticglaciers.org/glaciers-and-climate/ice-cores/ice-core-basics/
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  77. p. 169 - Listen and take notes about a living home.
  78. 3L9 - Answer these questions.
  79. http://www.archinode.com/fab-tree-hab.html
  80. 3L10 - b
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  82. p. 170-171 - Listen and take notes, then answer all the questions about culture shock.
  83. 1 b
  84. 2 a b e
  85. 3 b
  86. 4 b
  87. 5 - 3 2 1 4
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  89. Homework: answer the Test Questions on p. 168 (3L8), 170 (3L12), and 172-3 (3L14)
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