2016-07-18 Pre TOEFL: speaking question 6

Greg Malivuk
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TOEFL Speaking Question 6
Listen to a lecture or class discussion
20 seconds to prepare a response
60 seconds to speak
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Handout p. 44 - listen to the lecture and take notes
Listen again, and then work with a partner to try to complete your notes

Concussions are very common.
They are the least serious form of traumatic brain injury.
Concussions are a brain injury where the brain gets “tossed around” inside the head, commonly caused through sports injuries.
Symptoms include dizziness, nausea (the feeling that you need to vomit), loss of memory, and loss of consciousness.
Sometimes, players return to the game when they shouldn’t.
Recovery depends on how severe (serious) the injury is.
Diagnosing a concussion is usually straightforward.
Doctor will ask (possibly silly) questions and check reflexes.
If serious, a brain scan will be performed.
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“The professor describes the causes and symptoms of concussions. Using points and examples from the lecture, describe the causes and symptoms of a concussion.”

dizzy -> dizziness