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2017-05-23 TOEFL: word roots, listening gist

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  1. Greg Malivuk
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  3. Word Roots (list 6) - With your partner, try to think of one or two phrases to explain the meaning of each root.
  4. re = again/back
  5. reg = rule
  6. retro = backward
  7. rupt = break
  8. scend = climb
  9. scope/skep/spec = see
  10. scrib/script = write (often the verb ends with “scribe” and nouns with “script” or “scription”)
  11. sect/seg = cut
  12. semi = half (from Latin; “hemi” in Greek)
  13. sol (solitude) = alone
  14. sol (solarium) = sun
  15. soph = wise/wisdom
  16. struct = build
  17. sub = under
  18. super = over (something supersonic has a speed faster than sound)
  19. tele = far
  20. term = end (this can more generally refer to something with limits, including words, which put limits on the idea being discussed)
  21. terr = Earth/land
  22. therm = heat
  23. trans = across
  24. ultra = over (ultrasound has a higher frequency than sound we can hear)
  25. uni = one
  26. vac = empty
  27. veri = true
  28. viv/vit = life
  29. vol = will
  30. xeno = foreign/strange
  31. zoo = animal (possibly “zo” is the root, as we see in “paleozoic”)
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  33. super/hyper/ultra/over - these have meanings related to “more” or “too much”
  34. sub/hypo/infra/under - these have meanings related to “less” or “not enough”
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  36. DELTA p. 53-54 has a shorter list of some common word parts
  37. - Note that these are more useful for figuring out what a new word means than for generating new words.
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  39. Listening quesiton types:
  40. - main idea
  41. - inference
  42. - purpose
  43. - detail
  44. - function
  45. - attitude
  46. - organization
  47. - prediction
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  49. p. 446-450 - Identify the question types in the test you had yesterday.
  50. 1 main idea/purpose
  51. 2 function
  52. 3 detail (Sometimes “why” questions are about the topic being discussed, so they’re detail questions.)
  53. 4 inference
  54. 5 detail (Sometimes questions about the future are also detail questions.)
  55. 6 main idea/topic
  56. 7 organization/main idea
  57. 8 function
  58. 9 detail
  59. 10 inference
  60. 11 function/purpose
  61. 12 detail
  62. 13 detail
  63. 14 detail
  64. 15 function
  65. 16 detail
  66. 17 inference
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  68. BREAK
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  70. DELTA p. 197 - Main Idea Questions - Listen to the conversation and answer the question.
  71. The main topic is the reading list, not the program, and not an organization or anything about physics.
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  73. Cengage handout - Listen to the sample item and take notes. Then answer the question at the top of p. 261.
  74. p. 261-265 - Now listen to the other conversations and answer the main idea quesitons about each.
  75. 1 C
  76. 2 B
  77. 3 C
  78. 4 A
  79. 5 A
  80. 266-274 - Answer the main idea questions about lectures and discussions.
  81. 1 D
  82. 2 B
  83. 3 A
  84. 4 D
  85. 5 C
  86. 6 A
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  88. Homework: DELTA p. 199 and 200 - Exercises 2.1.A and 2.1.B
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