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2017-07-25 TOEFL: word roots, listening detail

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. Homework (optional): identify the quesiton types for the third reading and make a note of what percent you got correct for each question type
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  6. Word Roots (list 3) - With your partner, try to think of one or two words to explain the meaning of each root.
  7. ego = self
  8. endo = inside
  9. equi = same (quantity)
  10. erg = work
  11. esth/aesth = feeling (many words that start with “aesth” have to do with beauty)
  12. eu = good (the opposite prefix is “dys”)
  13. ex/ect = out
  14. extra = beyond
  15. fac/fact = make
  16. fer = carry
  17. flect/flex = bend
  18. fore = front (“fore”, “front”, “first”, “pre”, “pro” - all of these come from the same original root)
  19. fract/frag = break
  20. fug = escape
  21. funct = work/perform
  22. gen = make/birth (from this we also get words related to family and type)
  23. geo = Earth
  24. graph = write/draw
  25. grat = please
  26. helio = sun
  27. hemo = blood
  28. hetero = different
  29. homo = same (quality)
  30. hydro = water/fluid
  31. hyper = over
  32. hypo = under
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  34. Vocabulary: History
  35. Handout - With your partner, find the word from each pair of sentences that has the meaning of each number.
  36. 1 invention (invent, inventor, inventive)
  37. 2 kingdom
  38. 3 rule over (ruler)
  39. 4 period (periodic)
  40. 5 construct (construction, constructive)
  41. 6 restrict (restriction, restrictive)
  42. 7 ancient
  43. 8 society (social, socialize)
  44. 9 document (documentary)
  45. 10 hierarchy (hierarchical)
  46. 11 found (foundation)
  47. 12 civilization (civilize, civil, civilian, civilized)
  48. 13 settler (settle, settlement)
  49. 14 establish (establishment)
  50. 15 overthrow
  51. 16 monarchy (monarch)
  52. 17 revolution (revolutionize, revolutionary)
  53. 18 declare
  54. Revolutionary War - 1775-1783, against England, resulted in US independence
  55. Civil War - 1861-1865, between the North and South, ended slavery
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  57. BCE = Before the Common Era, same years as BC = Before Christ
  58. CE = Common Era, same years as AD = anno domini (Year of our Lord)
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  60. Handout p. 41 part A - Choose the correct word to complete each sentence.
  61. 1 a
  62. 2 c
  63. 3 b
  64. 4 a
  65. 5 c
  66. 6 c
  67. 7 b
  68. 8 b
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  70. BREAK
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  72. part B - Complete the paragraph with the correct form of words from the list.
  73. 1 settled
  74. 2 founded/established/constructed
  75. 3 documents
  76. 4 society
  77. 5 hierarchy
  78. 6 rulers
  79. 7 constructed
  80. 8 overthrown
  81. 9 declared
  82. 10 period
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  84. p. 42 - Read the paragraph and answer the three practice questions that go with it.
  85. 1 A
  86. 2 D
  87. 3 A
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  89. TOEFL Overview
  90. - 120 points total, 30 for each of four sections
  91. 1 reading - 60-80 minutes (3 or 4 passages, 20 minutes each)
  92. 2 listening - 60-90 minutes (2 or 3 sets of 3 listenings, about 30 minutes each)
  93. (10-minute break)
  94. 3 speaking - 20 minutes (6 tasks, 5.5 minutes total speaking time)
  95. 4 writing - 60 minutes (2 tasks, 50 minutes total writing time)
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  97. Listening Section
  98. - You cannot return to earlier questions after you click “next”
  99. - You have 10 minutes to choose answers for each set of three listenings.
  100. Listening Question Types:
  101. - main idea (content or purpose)
  102. - inference
  103. - detail
  104. - purpose
  105. - function
  106. - organization
  107. - prediction
  108. - attitude
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  110. Detail Questions
  111. DELTA p. 203 - Listen and take notes. Then answer the two questions in the box.
  112. 1 B
  113. 2 B C
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  115. p. 206 exercise 2.2.A - Listen to the conversations and answer the questions.
  116. 1 A
  117. 2 B
  118. 3 C
  119. 4 D
  120. 5 B
  121. 6 B
  122. 7 D
  123. 8 B
  124. 9 A
  125. 10 B
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  127. Handout (Cambridge) p. 275 Exercise L13 - Listen to the statements and select the correct restatement of the same information. Listen again and compare your answers with a partner.
  128. 1 B
  129. 2 A
  130. 3 B
  131. 4 B
  132. 5 A
  133. 6 B
  134. 7 B
  135. 8 A
  136. Exercise L14 - Listen to the excerpts and take notes. Then answer the detail questions about each one. (Each question has TWO answers.)
  137. 1 A C
  138. 2 B D
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  140. Homework: DELTA p. 207-209 - Listen to the audio and answer the detail questions.
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