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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 86-88 - reading and vocabulary questions
- Which word is *not* similar in meaning to the vocabulary word (as used in the reading)?
- 1 c
- 2 b
- 3 d
- 4 a
- 5 b
- 6 c
- 7 a
- 8 d
- 9 b
- 10 c
- 11 a
- 12 b (“savor” = enjoy slowly and completely)
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- Negative views of college sports: unfair to other students (double standard), doesn’t help the prestige of the university, student athletes focus less on their studies, universities exploit students who are good at sports, student athletes benefit for being athletes and lack motivation to advance other skills, athletes may take performance-enhancing drugs
- Positive views of college sports: physical development, the college earns a lot of money from athletics, creates school spirit, provides young athletes with a future in the sport, students who achieve things in sports may go on to accomplish things in other areas
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- p. 88 A - what is the main idea of the listening? (#3)
- p. 89 B - correct the false statements
- 1 T
- 2 T
- 3 F - he has a broad perspective
- 4 F - it irritates him when people think this
- 5 T (this isn’t the only reason it has suffered)
- 6 ? (they’re not supposed to be competitive, but he doesn’t say either way whether he thinks they are)
- 7 T
- 8 T
- 9 T (“corruption...diminishes it”)
- 10 T
- 11 F (competition “nourishes” us and contributes to a “holistic education”)
- 12 F
- 13 T (“it encourages the hypocrisy”)
- 14 F
- “Or, just because you can bet on something, does that disqualify it as a thing of beauty?”
- - His answer would be “no”.
- rhetorical question: a question asked in a speech or essay with no answer expected from the audience, because (1) the answer should be obvious from context or (2) the speaker/author is about to give the answer or (3) the answer isn’t actually important and the goal was to get you to think about the situation
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- 90-91 listen and choose which word he says
- compare with a partner and try to choose ones you didn’t hear based on meaning and context
- listen again to check
- a
- sign
- weighs
- Instead
- invariably
- more
- likes
- Isn't it
- athletic
- accorded
- respect
- beyond
- best
- March Madness
- broadest
- mightily
- distant
- apart
- surffered in
- on
- supposed
- expected
- art's
- sport's
- has suffered
- we
- whether
- artists
- wind
- can
- grace
- pretty
- Or
- bit
- world
- defined
- its own
- Its
- seem
- ersatz
- shoe-
- colleges as
- various deceits
- affected
- our
- to
- manner
- Certainly
- can
- can't
- faith
- for fair
- bet
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- Homework: p. 92-94, reading and questions in parts A, B, and C
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