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2017-10-12 TOEFL: listening inference, speaking 3

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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/is-dna-the-future-of-data-storage-leo-bear-mcguinness
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  6. Homework: p. 295-298 of the handout. The audio link is in your email.
  7. 1 A
  8. 2 B
  9. 3 B
  10. 4 A
  11. 5 D
  12. 6 B
  13. 7 D
  14. 8 A
  15. 9 B
  16. 10 A
  17. 11 A
  18. 12 A
  19. 13 A
  20. 14 D
  21. 15 D
  22. 16 A
  23. 17 B
  24. 18 C
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  26. Take notes on another piece of paper as you listen to Oxford CD 2.27.
  27. The discussion is about physical exercise and cognition in a kinesiology class.
  28. Handout p. 232 - Use your own notes to complete the outline on the page.
  29. 1. Study
  30. * participants
  31. - school children
  32. * method
  33. - measured body mass, did exercise to assess fitness, took a (cognitive) test
  34. * results
  35. - fittest students scored higher
  36. 2. Science behind results = process
  37. 1. move the muscles
  38. 2. produces IFG-1, which goes to the brain
  39. 3. increases the production of BDNF
  40. 3. BDNF = Brain-derived neurotrophic factor
  41. * promotes higher level thought
  42. * more exercise = more capacity to handle cognitive tasks
  43. * study: BDNF causes new brain cells and new connections between cells
  44. * chemical that facilitates learning
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  46. p. 233 exercise 4L8 - Answer the test questions for this listening.
  47. 1 c
  48. 2 d
  49. 3 b
  50. 4 a c
  51. 5 a
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  53. p. 234 - Listen and take notes about the conversation between a student and a librarian.
  54. Exercise 4L9 - Answer the test questions about this conversation.
  55. 1 b
  56. 2 b c
  57. 3 a
  58. 4 d
  59. 5 c
  60. 6 b
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  62. Boolean = just the values “True” and “False”
  63. Boolean operators: AND, OR, NOT, (XOR, NOR, NAND)
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  65. Speaking Section: third section, after listening (and the 10-minute break)
  66. - about 20 minutes total for 6 tasks; 5.5 minutes of total speaking time
  67. 1 independent, open-ended - 15 seconds to prepare / 45 seconds to speak
  68. 2 independent, choice - 15/45
  69. 3 integrated reading/listening/speaking, campus announcement and conversation - 30/60
  70. 4 integrated R/L/S, academic text and lecture - 30/60
  71. 5 integrated L/S, conversation about a problem and solutions - 20/60
  72. 6 integrated L/S, academic lecture - 20/60
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  74. DELTA p. 459 - Take 45 seconds to read the announcement.
  75. - The university is offering online courses that students with a computer can participate in for 10-15 hours a week.
  76. Then listen to the conversation and take notes.
  77. - She doesn’t think online courses are that good.
  78. - You have to be self-motivated to do all the reading and studying on your own.
  79. - Many students prefer the face-to-face contact of a regular class.
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  81. BREAK
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  83. Your response to task 3 should have these parts:
  84. 1 Summary of the announcement (1-2 sentences)
  85. 2 State the speaker’s opinion
  86. 3 Lead-in (“She has two reasons for this opinion.”)
  87. 4 First reason
  88. 5 Detail/Example
  89. 6 Second reason
  90. 7 Detail/Example
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  92. p. 493 - Read the announcement and listen to the conversation.
  93. Take 5 minutes with a partner to prepare a “perfect” response to this prompt.
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  95. Give your partner your response to the ETS guide practice tests.
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  97. Record your responses to ETS past tests 3-5.
  98. Listen to your own responses and decide which one we can hear as a class.
  99. Listen to your classmates’ responses. Did they include all the key points? Was their speech easy to understand?
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