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2018-06-27 TOEFL: reading vocab, listening organization

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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/what-causes-hallucinations-elizabeth-cox
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  6. Homework: finish the handout (13-18) and do DELTA p. 62-65 exercises 1.3.C and 1.3.D.
  7. Check your homework with a partner. Convince your partner of your answers if you disagree.
  8. 13 C
  9. 14 D
  10. 15 B
  11. 16 C
  12. 17 A
  13. 18 A
  14. DELTA exercise 1.3.C
  15. 1 A
  16. 2 C
  17. 3 A
  18. 4 D
  19. 5 C
  20. 6 B
  21. 7 C
  22. 8 D
  23. 9 A
  24. 10 C
  25. exercise 1.3.D
  26. 1 A
  27. 2 C
  28. 3 D
  29. 4 A
  30. 5 B
  31. 6 B
  32. 7 A
  33. 8 A
  34. 9 C
  35. 10 D
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  37. Listening Section: 60-90 minutes, 2 or 3 sets of 3 listenings each (conversation, lecture, class discussion)
  38. Each set gives 10 minutes to choose answers (to 17 questions), and will take about 30 minutes.
  39. Listening Question Types:
  40. - detail
  41. - main idea
  42. - inference
  43. - purpose
  44. - function
  45. - prediction
  46. - organization
  47. - attitude
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  49. Identify the question types in the first set of Cambridge practice test 2.
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  51. Organization Questions ask about how the lecture is organized and ordered. Even if you don’t get an organization question about a lecture, recognizing the organization is very useful for organizing your own notes.
  52. Watch the video about how animals see in the dark and take notes.
  53. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3CjTU7TaNA
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  55. How was the lecture organized?
  56. - It explained the difference between human and animal eyes (for seeing in the dark).
  57. - It gave examples of four different animals’ solutions for seeing in the dark.
  58. 1 big eyes: tarsier - catch more photons at a time
  59. 2 gleaming eyes: cat - second chance to detect photons
  60. 3 slow eyes: toad - catch more photons over time
  61. 4 coarse eyes: moth - group photoreceptors together
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  63. DELTA p. 253 - Some common patterns of organization in TOEFL lectures and discussions.
  64. p. 254 - Listen to the lectures and then answer the questions.
  65. 1 C
  66. 2 C
  67. 3 D
  68. 4 B
  69. 5 D
  70. 6 B
  71. 7 A
  72. 8 A C
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  74. BREAK
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  76. p. 255 exercise 2.6.B - Listen and answer the questions.
  77. 1 C
  78. 2 D
  79. 3 A
  80. 4 C
  81. 5 D
  82. 6 O B A O
  83. 7 B
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  85. Handout (Oxford) p. 300-301 - What is bioethics? Based on the introduction, how do you think the lecture will be organized?
  86. Listen and take notes. Then compare your notes with your partner. Did you write down the same information? Did you organize your notes in the same way?
  87. Then answer the questions in part 5L4.
  88. 1 a
  89. 2 b
  90. 3 - 2 3 3 1 1 2
  91. 4 - 1 1 3 1 2
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  93. p. 302 - Answer the pre-listening questions about gender and comfort food.
  94. When a lecture or discussion is about research, what kinds of information will it probably include?
  95. - participants
  96. - methods
  97. - results and conclusions
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  99. Listen and take notes. Then compare your notes with your partner before you answer the questions.
  100. 1 c
  101. 2 a
  102. 3 - 2 1 1 2
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  104. p. 303-305 - What do you think of the communication styles of men and women?
  105. 5L8 - Listen and take notes. Compare your notes and answer the questions.
  106. 1 c
  107. 2 d
  108. 3 - 2 1 2 1 1 2
  109. 4 - 2 2 1 2 1 1
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  111. p. 306 exercise 5L9 - Listen and take notes. Then answer the questions.
  112. 1 d
  113. 2 c
  114. 3 - 2 2 2 1 1 1
  115. 4 - 2 1 1 2
  116. 5 c
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  118. Homework: Finish the handout. Audio is at the link in your email.
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