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2017-03-28 TOEFL: word roots, listening gist

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. Word Roots 4 - With your partner, think of one or two words to explain the meaning of each root.
  5. icon = image
  6. idio = one’s own (it can also mean “unique” or “strange”; an “idiot” was originally someone who didn’t participate in society with others)
  7. il/im/in/ir = not
  8. il/im/in/ir = in/into
  9. infra = under
  10. inter = among/between
  11. intra/intro = inside/within
  12. ject = throw
  13. junct = join
  14. kine = move
  15. lab = work
  16. lect/lex = word
  17. loc = place
  18. luc = light (This root is usually followed with ‘i’ or ‘e’, so the ‘c’ is pronounced like /s/.)
  19. lum = light
  20. macro = big (usually in physical size)
  21. magni = great (in physical size or in quality)
  22. mal = bad
  23. man/mani/manu = hand
  24. mar = sea
  25. mega = big (= 1,000,000 in unit prefixes)
  26. meta = change (in some words means more specifically “extended” or “beyond”)
  27. micro = small
  28. migr = move
  29. mis = wrong
  30. miss/mit = send
  31. mono = one (This is the Greek root. The Latin root is “uni”.)
  32. (The word “myriad” originally meant 10,000, but now just means “a lot”.)
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  34. The TOEFL test has four sections:
  35. 1 reading - 3-4 passages, 20 minutes to answer questions about each
  36. 2 listening - 2 or 3 sets of 3 listenings, 60-90 minutes total
  37. 10-minute break
  38. 3 speaking - 6 tasks, 20 minutes total
  39. 4 writing - 2 tasks, about 60 minutes total
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  41. Listening question types:
  42. - attitude
  43. - main idea
  44. - detail
  45. - function
  46. - inference
  47. - purpose
  48. - organization
  49. - prediction
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  51. DELTA p. 197 introduces topic and main idea questions (also sometimes called “gist” questions)
  52. topic = the subject of a conversation or lecture
  53. main idea = what the person says about that topic
  54. Listen to the conversation and answer the question.
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  56. p. 199 exercise 2.1.A - Listen and take notes, then answer each question.
  57. 1 C
  58. 2 C
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  60. BREAK
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  62. Handout (Cengage 261-274) p. 261-265 Exercise 9.1 - Listen and take notes about each conversation, then answer the main topic or main purpose questions.
  63. 1 C
  64. 2 B
  65. 3 C
  66. 4 A
  67. 5 A
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  69. Handout p. 265-274 Exercise 9.2 - Now do the same with these academic lectures and discussions. Why are the other answers incorrect?
  70. 1 D
  71. 2 B
  72. 3 A
  73. 4 D
  74. 5 C
  75. 6 A
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