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2017-09-20 TOEFL: listening organization, history vocab

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. Homework: DELTA p. 152-156 exercise 1.8.A
  5. (finish this now; if you are already finished, begin 1.8.B on p. 157)
  6. 1 A C F
  7. 2 B E F
  8. 3 B D E
  9. 4 A B E
  10. 5 A C E
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  12. Listening Section: second section of the test, 60-90 minutes, 2 or 3 sets of three passages each
  13. - each set has one conversation and two academic situations (usually one lecture and one discussion)
  14. - 10 minutes to choose answers for each set, which is about 17 questions total
  15. Listening Question Types:
  16. - main idea / gist (purpose or content)
  17. - detail
  18. - function
  19. - inference
  20. - attitude
  21. - organization
  22. - prediction
  23. - purpose
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  25. DELTA p. 252 - Organization questions
  26. - Listen to part of a lecture and answer the quesiton. - D
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  28. p. 254 exercise 2.6.A - Listen to parts of lectures and answer the questions.
  29. 1 C
  30. 2 C
  31. 3 D
  32. 4 B (RSI = repetitive strain injury)
  33. 5 D
  34. 6 B
  35. 7 A
  36. 8 A C
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  38. Handout (Oxford) p. 293 and 296 - Examples of organization types and instructions for answering organization questions.
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  40. BREAK
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  42. Handout p. 302 - Answer the questions.
  43. - When a passage talks about research, you should pay attention to participants, methods, and results.
  44. Listen to the discussion and take notes.
  45. 5L6 - Answer the practice questions on p. 302 and 303.
  46. 1 c
  47. 2 a
  48. 3 - 2 1 1 2
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  50. p. 303 - What are communication styles? How do they relate to gender?
  51. Listen and take notes.
  52. 5L8 - Answer the test questions. (4 continues to (f) on the next page)
  53. 1 c
  54. 2 d
  55. 3 a females
  56. b males
  57. c females
  58. d males
  59. e males
  60. f females
  61. 4 a 2
  62. b 2
  63. c 1
  64. d 2
  65. e 1
  66. f 1
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  68. In modern sociology, class = SES = socio-economic status.
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  70. Handout (History Vocabulary) - With your partner, identify the words that have each meaning.
  71. 1 invention (invent, inventor, inventive)
  72. 2 kingdom
  73. 3 rule (over) (ruler, “rule” is also a noun, ruling)
  74. 4 period (periodic, periodically)
  75. 5 construct (construction, constructive)
  76. 6 restrict (restriction, restrictive, restricted)
  77. 7 ancient
  78. 8 society (social)
  79. 9 document (also a verb, documentary, documentation)
  80. 10 hierarchy (hierarchical, hierarchically)
  81. 11 found (this is the present-tense verb) (foundation, founder, foundational)
  82. 12 civilization (civilize)
  83. 13 settler (A settler goes to live in a place where people (like him) didn’t live before, and sets up a new home or community.) (settle, settlement)
  84. 14 establish (establishment)
  85. 15 overthrow
  86. 16 monarchy (monarch)
  87. 17 revolution (revolutionary)
  88. 18 declare (declaration)
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