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2018-02-07 TOEFL: reading summary, listening inference

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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/how-did-teeth-evolve-peter-s-ungar
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  6. Homework: Finish the handout AND do DELTA p. 157-160 exercise 1.8.B
  7. Check your answers with a partner who also finished the homework.
  8. Cambridge Handout
  9. 2 B C F
  10. 3 A C D
  11. 4 C E F
  12. DELTA 1.8.B
  13. 1 (paraphrase) D
  14. 2 (fact) A
  15. 3 (vocabulary) C
  16. 4 (summary) B C E
  17. 5 (purpose) B
  18. 6 (vocabulary) C
  19. 7 (paraphrase) A
  20. 8 (summary) A C F
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  22. If you randomly guess, you’ll get an average of 0.55 points on this question.
  23. If you can (correctly) eliminate one answer, you’ll get an average of 0.8 points.
  24. If you can eliminate two answers, you’ll get an average of 1.25 points.
  25. (If you can eliminate three answers, then you get everything correct for 2 points.)
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  27. Listening Question Types:
  28. - fact/detail
  29. - purpose
  30. - inference
  31. - prediction
  32. - main idea (content or purpose)
  33. - attitude
  34. - function
  35. - organization
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  37. Listen to the conversation and answer the questions in your own words (DELTA CD 3.1)
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  39. Cambridge p. 289 exercise L18 - Can each inference be made from the listening passage?
  40. 1 Yes
  41. 2 No
  42. 3 No
  43. 4 Yes
  44. p. 290 exercise L20 - Listen to the audio and answer the questions in your own words.
  45. 1 She’s probably (interested in being) an art major.
  46. 2 As examples of low-tech toys that children don’t get bored with.
  47. 3 So students can hear regional accents and experience Spanish-speaking culture outside of class.
  48. 4 There has been a recent assault on campus.
  49. exercise L19 - Choose the correct answer to each question.
  50. 1 B
  51. 2 D
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  53. BREAK
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  55. Listen again to the third and fourth passages.
  56. 3 A
  57. 4 B
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  59. Handout (Oxford) p. 231 - Answer the pre-listening questions.
  60. exercise 4L5 - What are some abbreviations you could use for these words?
  61. 1 ap / appt / apt
  62. 2 beh / bhvr
  63. 3 cn / cns / cog ns / cog neruosci
  64. 4 bio sci / bs
  65. 5 spec deg / spclt dgr
  66. 6 req / reqmt
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  68. Listen to the conversation between a student and her advisor. Take notes.
  69. Compare your notes with your partner. Did you understand/remember/write down the same information? Did you miss anything important?
  70. p. 231-232 exercise 4L6 - Answer the questions.
  71. 1 c
  72. 2 a
  73. 3 a d
  74. 4 b c d
  75. 5 c d
  76. 6 c - She has to apply by the end of February and that doesn’t give her much time.
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  78. p. 232 answer the pre-listening questions about (physical) exercise and cognition.
  79. Take notes on another piece of paper about the discussion.
  80. Use your notes to complete the outline on p. 232 of the handout.
  81. 1. Study
  82. * participants
  83. - school children
  84. * method
  85. - measured body mass, did exercise to assess fitness, took a (cognitive) test
  86. * results
  87. - fittest students scored higher
  88. 2. Science behind results = process
  89. 1. move the muscles
  90. 2. produces IFG-1, which goes to the brain
  91. 3. increases the production of BDNF
  92. 3. BDNF = Brain-derived neurotrophic factor
  93. * promotes higher level thought
  94. * more exercise = more capacity to handle cognitive tasks
  95. * study: BDNF causes new brain cells and new connections between cells
  96. * chemical that facilitates learning
  97. Now answer the questions on p. 233 exercise 4L8
  98. 1 c
  99. 2 d
  100. 3 b
  101. 4 a c
  102. 5 a
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  104. p. 234-5 - Listen to the conversation and take notes. Then answer the questions.
  105. 1 b
  106. 2 b c
  107. 3 a
  108. 4 d
  109. 5 c
  110. 6 b
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  112. Homework: DELTA p. 234-237 exercises 2.4.A, B, C - Audio is in your email.
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