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2017-07-27 TOEFL: speaking 1&2, reading paraphrase

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. https://ed.ted.com/lessons/would-winning-the-lottery-make-you-happier-raj-raghunathan
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  6. Homework: For the questions in the rest of the handout, take 15 seconds to write a mini-outline of a possible response.
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  8. DELTA p. 272 prompt 4 - Give your response to your partner.
  9. p. 275 prompt 4
  10. Remember, a response should have these parts:
  11. 1 Introduction: topic statement (and possibly description, especially for task 1)
  12. 2 Lead-in
  13. 3 Reason 1
  14. 4 detail/example
  15. 5 Reason 2
  16. 6 detail/example
  17. 7 conclusion (if you have time)
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  19. Record your responses to tasks 1 and 2 from ETS 2 tests 3 and 4
  20. DELTA p. 281 - Use these score level descriptions to decide on a score for each of your recorded responses. Also choose the one we can listen to as a class.
  21. Listen to your classmates’ responses. What was good and bad about each one? What score would you give them?
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  23. Reading Section: First section, 3 or 4 passages, 20 minutes to answer 14-15 questions about each
  24. - You probably shouldn’t try to read the full text before answering questions. Many of the questions can be answered just from skimming the paragraph the question is about.
  25. Reading Question Types:
  26. - vocabulary
  27. - fact
  28. - negative fact
  29. - purpose
  30. - inference
  31. - reference
  32. - paraphrase
  33. - sentence insertion
  34. - summarize
  35. - organize
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  37. Paraphrase questions:
  38. “Which of the following sentences best expresses the essential information in the highlighted sentence? Incorrect answer choices omit important information or change the meaning of the original sentence in an important way.”
  39. The correct answer choice will include all and only the important information from the original sentence.
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  41. Handout (Cengage) p. 103-105 - For each restatement, decide if it is Incomplete, (X) incorrect, or Correct.
  42. 1 Incomplete (it leaves out the part about modern reptiles), (also incorrect because “lizard” is not the same as “reptile”)
  43. Take 5 minutes to answer 2-6
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  45. BREAK
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  47. Check your answers with your partner and try to convince your partner that your answer is correct if you disagree.
  48. 2 correct
  49. 3 incorrect - It’s the town of Muncie, not Middleton
  50. 4 incorrect
  51. 5 correct
  52. 6 incorrect - All the formations have two-word names
  53. Take 5 minutes to do 7-11. Then check with your partners.
  54. 7 correct
  55. 8 incomplete
  56. 9 incorrect (You should be able to infer that Handel wrote clarinet music before the mid-19th century.)
  57. 10 correct
  58. 11 correct
  59. Take 5 minutes to do 12-16. Then check with your partners.
  60. 12 incorrect - They were equally talented.
  61. 13 incorrect
  62. 14 incorrect
  63. 15 incomplete - It doesn’t mention the visual spectacle.
  64. 16 incorrect - Initials will not be elevated by the growth of the tree.
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  66. Handout (Cambridge) p. 188-190 - Choose the correct restatement of the highlighted sentences. Then check with your partner.
  67. 1 B
  68. 2 D
  69. 3 C
  70. 4 B
  71. 5 D
  72. 6 A
  73. 7 B
  74. 8 C
  75. 9 A
  76. 10 A
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  78. p. 191 - Take 3 minutes to read the paragraphs and answer the paraphrase questions after each one. Then check with your partner.
  79. 1 A
  80. 2 B
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  82. DELTA p. 110-113 - Description of paraphrase questions and some clues for answering them.
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  84. Homework: DELTA p. 114-121 - Read the paragraphs and passages and answer the following questions.
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