كتاب الصوت والاستماع Level 3
Unit 1 Sociology Discussion
1 Sociology Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION Are first impressions accurate?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
1 Sociology Listening 2. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Using notes to summarize a lecture
- the effects of reading fiction stories
- fiction readers may be better at guessing what other people are thinking
- you have to use your imagination
- people who read fiction may be more sensitive to others' feelings
- She gave three examples
- reading fiction and predicting what other people are thinking
1 Sociology Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
1 Sociology Listening 4. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- 1. Upon encountering the photograph, I briefly assumed that the person in it had a positive attitude judging by the more inspiring characteristics the image showed. 2. I was able to form an initial impression of this individual's behavior based on only a sample of traits which could be illusory if I made an error. 3. In considering the photograph, I assumed that it revealed a generally positive behavior despite any negative tendencies it also implied. 4. A brief encounter with this photograph led me to believe that most of the traits on show were good ones that created a generally positive attitude from the observed behavior. 5. By examining this single image, I could assume many things about its subject but ran the risk of making an error when trying to form an impression about their overall behavior and personality.
1 Sociology Listening 5. LISTENING COMPREHENSION First impressions from photos
- False
- True
- True
- True
- False
- True
- False
- False
- False
- True
1 Sociology Listening 6. LISTENING SKILL Making inferences
- The speaker liked the way the person looked.
- Being outgoing is a positive quality.
- Using a photo in an ad can be a good way to get business.
- People who look competent are more likely to be elected.
- The speaker felt comfortable with the woman she met.
- Matt thinks people will judge him based on his photo.
1 Sociology Listening 7. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Comparing and contrasting
- finding things between two or more items that are alike.
- finding things between two or more items that are not alike.
- comparing
- contrasting
- They both help people when they are in trouble.
- Laptop computers are more portable than desktop computers, but desktop computers are much more powerful than laptops.
- I think video games are a good example of art. Art is something that is created for people to enjoy when watching or playing.
- Even though the price is good for both sweaters, the pink one's material feels a little nicer.
1 Sociology Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
1 Sociology Listening 9. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- concentrate
- reaction
- expert
- conscious
- familiar
- assess
- effective
- reliable
1 Sociology Listening 10. VOCABULARY SKILL Suffixes
Nouns | Verbs | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
equation closeness professor attachment delicacy |
hesitate loosen categorize negate realize |
associative behavioral heroic medical adventurous |
1 Sociology Speaking y verbs (1)
- Does
- wasn't
- Was
- Have
- didn't
- aren't
- wasn't
- haven't
- Are
- don't
1 Sociology Speaking 12. GRAMMAR Auxiliary verbs (2)
- Where does your best friend live
- Which picture do you like
- How do most people select a new car
- How long have Thien and Hugo known each other
- Why hasn't she called me yet
- When is Jack coming over
1 Sociology Speaking 13. PRONUNCIATION Contractions with auxiliary verbs
- have Have
- is
- is has
- is did
- has
- did
- are
- does
1 Sociology Speaking 14. SPEAKING SKILL Taking conversational turns
- How about you
- What do you think
- right
- okay
- Do you agree
1 Sociology Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Talk about first impressions
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
1 Sociology Review and Reflect 16. UNIT QUESTION REFLECTION Are first impressions accurate?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
1 Sociology Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
error trait reaction sample association behavior |
assess assume concentrate form an impression |
familiar conscious positive negative effective |
Unit 2 Nutritional Science Discussion
2 Nutritional Science Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION Why do we change the foods we eat?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
2 Nutritional Science Listening 2. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Predicting topics or ideas
- guessing what a topic will be or what someone will talk about.
- healthy eating
- She will probably talk about how computers help people.
- Notice key words in the title of the lecture.
- The guest is the owner of a vegetarian restaurant.
- The lecturer will probably talk about how caffeine can help your brain perform better.
- Scientists know more about how food affects the body now than they did in the past.
- The lecturer probably does not like children playing video games.
2 Nutritional Science Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
2 Nutritional Science Listening 4. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- spicy
- local
- ethnic
- burn
- key
- rare
- with respect to
- consume
2 Nutritional Science Listening 5. LISTENING COMPREHENSION Governing what we eat
- She is a consultant on nutrition and policy.
- They can cause heart disease.
- Denmark
- Overall health has improved.
- About 100
- The number of cases of diabetes will go down.
- There are too many costs for problems caused by poor diets.
- It is making big chain restaurants list the calories of their menu items.
2 Nutritional Science Listening 6. LISTENING SKILL Listening for causes and effects
- the use of trans fat in cooking
- concern about the healthiness of restaurant food
- the unhealthy effect of trans fat
- Trans fats are against the law.
- Restaurants have found a way to make the food taste good.
- Calorie counts are posted.
- People are overweight or have diabetes or heart disease.
- Some cities and countries have seen the health benefits of reducing trans fats and posting calorie counts.
2 Nutritional Science Listening 7. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Taking notes on causes and effects
Cause | Effect |
---|---|
Because of the spicy food I ate Because you smile a lot Since you are consuming less calories My favorite flavor is chocolate I rely on coffee to wake me up |
consequently, I know a lot about the different types as a result, I can't begin the day without it you will lose weight I drank a lot of water people think you are friendly |
2 Nutritional Science Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
2 Nutritional Science Listening 9. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- enjoy
- feature
- account for
- a function of
- illustrate
- play a role
- risk
- approximately
2 Nutritional Science Listening 10. VOCABULARY SKILL Adjective-noun collocations
- diet
- food
- fruit
- steak
- calories
- snack
- eggs
2 Nutritional Science Speaking 11. GRAMMAR Quantifiers with count/noncount nouns (1)
- not enough
- much
- too much
- many
- enough
- too many
- not enough
- too many
- much
- too much
2 Nutritional Science Speaking 12. GRAMMAR EXPANSION Articles
- a Phi
- Phi a Phi
- Phi an Phi
- a The
- Phi Phi The
- Phi Phi an
2 Nutritional Science Speaking 13. PRONUNCIATION Links with /j/ and /w/
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
2 Nutritional Science Speaking 14. SPEAKING SKILL Giving advice
- You shouldn't eat so much salt.
- You shouldn't drink so much coffee late in the day.
- You should try eating more slowly.
- You should cook at home more.
- You should find out how people prepare for that job.
- You ought to search how to grow things online.
2 Nutritional Science Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Talk about a memorable meal
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
2 Nutritional Science Review and Reflect 16. UNIT QUESTION REFLECTION Why do we change the foods we eat?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
2 Nutritional Science Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
correlation degree feature risk |
account for consume burn illustrate enjoy play a role in |
rare local spicy ethnic key |
Unit 3 Psychology Discussion
3 Psychology Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION In what ways is change good or bad?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
3 Psychology Listening 2. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Taking notes about events
Advantages | Disadvantages |
---|---|
You can try new things. At college, you can be more independent. You can study things you are really interested in. You will meet new friends. |
There will be many changes all at once. You will be away from family and friends. You may miss the cooking at home. Some things, such as doing laundry, are less convenient. |
3 Psychology Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
3 Psychology Listening 4. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- turn upside down
- knock
- eventually
- put together
- influence
- quit
- as opposed to
- handle
3 Psychology Listening 5. LISTENING COMPREHENSION Change and stress
- college students
- illness and depression
- psychiatrists who studied stress and illness
- The changes that cause the most stress change over your lifetime.
- changes in sleeping habits
- Stop worrying about things you can't control.
- Talk to a roommate or friend.
- watching TV
3 Psychology Listening 6. LISTENING SKILL Listening for time markers
- First
- Back
- then
- Now
- This
- Four
3 Psychology Listening 7. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Summarizing information you hear
- expressing the main idea with a few important details.
- short and only uses the key points of the lecture.
- will not work as a summary.
- to write a summary after a minute.
- There are many ways that change can help us grow.
- copying the exact words of another.
- Whitewater rafting can be enjoyable, but there are things you need to do to be
- What you do before you move is important to make sure your move goes smoothly.
3 Psychology Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
3 Psychology Listening 9. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- cope
- research
- support themselves
- unemployed
- struggle
- wages
- permanent
- informed
3 Psychology Listening 10. VOCABULARY SKILL Using a word web
- There's been a shift in the way schools teach math.
- I shifted the bags to the floor.
- Use the shift key to make a capital letter.
- Leon works the night shift.
- She shifted into a lower gear to drive up the mountain.
3 Psychology Speaking 11. GRAMMAR Tag questions
- isn't he?
- should we?
- don't they?
- can't you?
- have they?
- is he?
- doesn't it?
- is it?
3 Psychology Speaking 12. GRAMMAR EXPANSION Additions with conjunctions
- is too
- doesn't either
- didn't either
- do too
- aren't either
- can too
- did too
- couldn't either
- wasn't either
- hasn't either
3 Psychology Speaking 13. PRONUNCIATION Intonation in tag questions
- falling (1-2-4-7)
- rising (3-5-6-8)
3 Psychology Speaking 14. SPEAKING SKILL Asking for and giving reasons
Giving a reason | Giving several reasons | Asking for reasons |
---|---|---|
because because of due to That's why The reason is |
First of all Also Another reason is Finally |
Can you explain why you think so? What are your reasons for saying that? Why do you think that? |
3 Psychology Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Interview someone about a life change
- 1. What life change have you experienced? 2. How did it impact your life? 3. How did you adapt to this change? 4. What advice would you give to someone who is going through a similar experience?
3 Psychology Review and Reflect 16. UNIT QUESTION REFLECTION In what ways is change good or bad?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
3 Psychology Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
resource influence research wages knock |
quit put together support (oneself) handle cope found |
exhausted informed permanent unemployed |
Unit 4 Marketing Discussion
4 Marketing Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION How does advertising affect our behavior?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
4 Marketing Listening 2. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
4 Marketing Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- give in
- introduce
- merchandise
- unconsciously
- worldwide
- scenario
- character
- take into account
4 Marketing Listening 4. LISTENING COMPREHENSION Marketing social change
- social marketing
- for the social good
- climate change
- melting ice animals
- World Vision
- revolving doors
- research
- emotional appeal
4 Marketing Listening 5. LISTENING SKILL Identifying fact and opinion
Facts | Opinions |
---|---|
No one will make any money if you wear a seatbelt. The organization had the animals carved out of ice. It's for the organization Multiple Sclerosis Australia. The cutouts were put inside revolving doors. The idea for social marketing really took off in the 1980s. |
This last one is the most memorable. It's a really important kind of marketing. I think the following examples of social marketing are really clever. |
4 Marketing Listening 6. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Evaluating truthfulness of claims
- questioning the accuracy of information presented to you.
- viewing commercials on television.
- All of the above.
- by thinking about the knowledge that most people know is true
- by thinking about how much the speaker knows about the subject
- They thought about the character and motives of the speaker.
- Think about the knowledge that most people know is true.
- Conduct research on the statistics and history of the medication.
4 Marketing Listening 7. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
4 Marketing Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- taste
- the bottom line
- personal
- infer
- evidence
- add up to
- disappear
- willingness
4 Marketing Listening 9. VOCABULARY SKILL Using context clues to identity meaning
- a company that pays for part of an event in return for ad time
- causing disagreement
- fight
- get
- not allow
- the time before
- fascinating
- end something
4 Marketing Speaking 10. GRAMMAR Modals to express attitude
- can
- should do
- don't have to
- ought to use
- don't have
- should
- must
4 Marketing Speaking 11. GRAMMAR EXPANSION would like, would prefer, and would rather
- would rather
- would rather
- like
- rather
- like
- prefer
- like
- doesn't want
- prefer
- rather not
4 Marketing Speaking 12. PRONUNCIATION Intonation in questions
- That's not true. I like ones that are very clever.
- That's great.
- Yeah. You don't think so?
- Yes. Don't you agree?
- That's great!
- Really? I didn't see any ads.
- I think so, too.
- Yes, and they provide scholarships to athletes.
4 Marketing Speaking 13. SPEAKING SKILL Giving and supporting your opinions
Giving opinions | Supporting opinions | |
---|---|---|
I think that In my view, My opinion is If you ask me, As far as I'm concerned, |
To give you an example, for instance, as because for example, |
4 Marketing Speaking 14. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Using a mind map to note note opinions
- mind
- discuss
- opinions
- details
- topic
- phrase
- below
4 Marketing Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Talk about an idea for marketing social change
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
4 Marketing Review and Reflect 16. UNIT REFLECTION How does advertising affect our behavior?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
4 Marketing Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns and noun phrases | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
claim evidence merchandise scenario willingness the bottom line |
take into account infer introduce give in add up to disappear |
personal worldwide uncomfortable |
Unit 5 Behavioral Science
5 Behavioral Science Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION Does taking risks change our lives?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
5 Behavioral Science Listening 2. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Separating risks and outcomes using a chart
Risks | Desired outcomes |
---|---|
One possible risk is I won't like my new career path. One danger is going back to school might be too much work. It threatens my financial security. This is risky because it might not lead to a job. |
Going back to school outweighs the risk of not trying it. I hope to really enjoy my new classes. I want to challenge myself. I take the risk because it may lead to a better career. |
5 Behavioral Science Listening 3. LISTENING SKILL Listening for different kinds of numbers
- 1786 to 1857
- 12
- 25
- 3,500
- 46
- 250,000
5 Behavioral Science Listening 4. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Evaluate the strength and relevance of evidence
- Decide if it has strong evidence.
- both its strength and relevance.
- Research scientists at Tokyo University observed that…
- The friend did not cite a strong source for the opinion.
- Extreme sports are really fun to do in winter.
- A recent study showed that extreme sports players are 100 times more likely to become injured than players of traditional sports.
- International airline pilots are always traveling to different areas of the world.
- My friend, who is a pilot for a large airline company, told me that she and her co-workers really like their jobs.
5 Behavioral Science Listening 5. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
5 Behavioral Science Listening 6. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- explore
- financial
- encourage
- tendency
- decline
- judgment
- development
- survival
5 Behavioral Science Listening 7. LISTENING COMPREHENSION The blind traveler
- 200
- on foot and by horse-drawn cart
- alone
- had perfect vision
- was in pain and couldn't walk well
- medicine
- around Europe
- writing about his travels
5 Behavioral Science Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
5 Behavioral Science Listening 9. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- mystery
- retired
- discovered
- locate
- investigate
- invention
- reputation
- prove
- previous
- solved
5 Behavioral Science Listening 10. VOCABULARY SKILL Word families
Nouns | Verbs | |
---|---|---|
threat solution proof exposure creation detective |
prove create solve detect threaten expose |
5 Behavioral Science Speaking 11. GRAMMAR Past perfect
- I hadn't known about the accident until I heard the news
- My brother had studied Chinese before he went to Beijing
- We had saved enough money before we bought our house
- They had stopped for directions twice by the time they finally found the right address
- You had gone on vacation by the time I got your email
- I had already eaten when he called
5 Behavioral Science Speaking 12. GRAMMAR EXPANSION Past perfect continiuous
- had been living
- had been cooking
- had been waiting
- had been working
- had been driving
- had been walking
- had been studying
- had been raining
- had been getting
- had been increasing
5 Behavioral Science Speaking 13. PRONUNCIATION Contraction of had
- He'd already boarded the boat.
- I let him borrow the car.
- We haven't found the key yet.
- Had she given you directions?
- He's already boarded the boat.
- I'd let him borrow the car.
- Has she given you directions?
- We hadn't found the key yet.
5 Behavioral Science Speaking 14. SPEAKING SKILL Giving a short presentation
- about my experience learning English.
- was to learn more about English culture.
- by the time I moved to England.
- I needed to learn more about the people.
- so that I can practice speaking with native speakers.
- I watch TV shows and listen to the radio.
- so I really enjoy my English classes.
5 Behavioral Science Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Talk about a risk you want to take
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
5 Behavioral Science Review and Reflect 16. UNIT REFLECTION Does taking risks change our lives?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
5 Behavioral Science Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
tendency growth reputation mystery survival invention |
explore investigate discover encourage retire solve |
previous financial |
Unit 6 Neurology Discussion
6 Neurology Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION Will artificial intelligence ever be as smart as humans?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
6 Neurology Listening 2. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
6 Neurology Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- obvious
- take over
- automated
- reject
- predictable
- stand by
- layer
- clever
6 Neurology Listening 4. LISTENING COMPREHENSION
- farming
- the environment
- using electricity
- collect data
- predict weather
- Tanzania
- 1950s
- strawberries
6 Neurology Listening 5. LISTENING SKILL Inferring a speaker's attitude
- nervous
- surprised
- angry
- nervous
6 Neurology Listening 6. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Justifying claims
- a statement that you consider to be true
- giving a good reason for something
- giving researched information from expert sources
- it uses well known and researched information .
- The person saying it strongly feels that traveling in space is dangerous.
- NASA is currently developing Al that will help humans navigate in space.
- According to a recent study, the cost of adding Al to household objects is still very expensive for consumers.
- justification with principle and justification with fact
6 Neurology Listening 7. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
6 Neurology Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- in this case
- genius
- criterion
- celebrity
- keep up with
- take sides
- are supposed to
- program
6 Neurology Listening 9. VOCABULARY SKILL Using the dictionary
- (n.) liquid that was poured out by accident
- (n.) a factory
- (v.) to cause a liquid to pour out of its container
- (v.) to put in a certain position
- (v.) to tell private information to someone
- (n.) a spy
- (n.) a fall from a bicycle or a horse
- (v.) to hide something for a secret purpose
6 Neurology Speaking 10. GRAMMAR 1 Gerunds and infinitives
Verbs followed only by gerunds | Verbs followed only by infinitives | Verbs followed by either a gerund or an infinitive |
---|---|---|
admit discuss dislike enjoy finish |
agree decide hope learn plan |
begin like love hate prefer |
6 Neurology Speaking 11. GRAMMAR EXPANSION Gerunds and infinitives
- to close
- to turn off
- exercising
- getting
- to buy
- swimming
- to give
- walking
- to water
- to call
6 Neurology Speaking 12. PRONUNCIATION Stress in important words
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
6 Neurology Speaking 13. SPEAKING SKILL Leading a group discussion
- Today we're going to discuss
- what do you think?
- What's your opinion
- do you have anything to add?
- I think we need to return to the topic.
- to sum up
6 Neurology Speaking 14. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Building an outline to take notes on
- Small farming robots
- like tractors, with changing parts to plant and weed
- collect information in the field
- Other forms of Al
- make factors like weather more predictable
- phone apps to identify weeds
6 Neurology Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
6 Neurology Review and Reflect 16. UNIT QUESTION REFLECTION Will artificial intelligence ever be as smart as humans?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
6 Neurology Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
---|---|---|
companion genius criterion celebrity layer |
stand by reject figure out take sides take over |
clever obvious predictable fair automated |
Unit 7 Economics Discussion
7 Economics Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION DISCUSSION Can money buy happiness?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
7 Economics Listening 2. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
7 Economics Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- I know. It brought down a lot of trees.
- I know. I liked our old seats better.
- Well, within about a half an hour, you'll feel less pain.
- I really enjoy reading and working in the garden.
- Do you need some help?
- The students are bored again?
- How much did she pay for it?
- I know. The temperature has dropped 50 degrees!
- She was unhappy with her job and she wanted to go back to school.
7 Economics Listening 4. LISTENING COMPREHENSION Counterfeit money
- False
- True
- True
- False
- True
- False
- False
- False
- False
- True
7 Economics Listening 5. LISTENING SKILL Listening for signposts
- Fourth
- Next
- Finally
- First
7 Economics Listening 6. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Choosing between two or more options
- Use your experience and knowledge to evaluate the options.
- explain why you made that choice
- what you know about each option and which option is the best for you
- saving money
- what the speaker knows about the cities
- what would be best for the speaker based on past experiences
- A new computer will have the newest and fastest components, which makes it faster than older computers.
- An older computer can't run the software that I need for my graphic design course.
7 Economics Listening 7. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
7 Economics Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- persuasive
- analysis
- somewhat
- conducting
- burn out
- demonstrate
- wholly
- associated with
- independence
- outcome
7 Economics Listening 9. VOCABULARY SKILL Idioms
- Sure. I'll send a postcard from my vacation.
- Was she listening to your conversation?
- Oh, it's pretty easy?
- I don't know - maybe 25?
- I know. I'm always saying something I shouldn't.
- No. I've said everything I need to say.
- Wow, I wonder what happened!
7 Economics Speaking 10. GRAMMAR Types of sentences
Interrogative | Imperative | Declarative |
---|---|---|
Where are you going? Can crocodiles climb trees? The bus comes at ten, doesn't it? Elena lost her wallet? |
Please put the dishes away. Look at all the traffic. Wait a minute. Don't leave your computer plugged in at night. |
Spending too much money will cause problems. The best way to be happy is to do what you love. Too much money can be a bad thing. I can't find my keys. |
7 Economics Speaking 11. GRAMMAR EXPANSION Word order in different types of sentences
- What have you been doing lately
- I can't believe it
- Write your sentences in your notebook
- Olga never talks to me in class
- First, stop talking so loudly and listen to me
- Do these flowers need a lot of water
7 Economics Speaking 12. PRONUNCIATION Intonation in questions
- Declarative
- Exclamatory
- Imperative
- Declarative
- Interrogative
- Imperative
- Exclamatory
- Interrogative
7 Economics Speaking 13. SPEAKING SKILL Agreeing and disagreeing
- I don't agree at all.
- No way!
- That's a good point
- I don't think so.
- Yes, that's right.
- No way!
- I completely agree.
- Absolutely!
7 Economics Speaking 14. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Taking and organizing notes from a discussion
Ava's ideas | Both Ava and Rana agree | Rana's ideas |
---|---|---|
Businesses need staff to work 8 hours to make a profit. Do you agree Rana? Telling people they can leave when work is done helps them work hard. |
We agree. People do need to spend time in the office. I agree with you. I think we will always need offices. |
I disagree, Ava. People work better if they leave when the work is done. That's a good point, but I think people need to work 8 hours a day. |
7 Economics Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Talk about your spending habits
تسجيل صوتي على الطالب
7 Economics Review and Reflect 16. UNIT QUESTION REFLECTION Can money buy happiness?
إضغط الرابط جوار الصورة
7 Economics Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
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pleasure circumstances analysis outcome independence |
wear off burn out demonstrate conduct acquire |
persuasive immediate complicated dramatic destructive |
Unit 8 Behavioral Science Discussion
8 Behavioral Science Discussion 1. UNIT QUESTION What can we learn from success and failure
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8 Behavioral Science Listening 2. VOCABULARY 1 PRONUNCIATION
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8 Behavioral Science Listening 3. VOCABULARY 1 PRACTICE
- failure
- blame
- highlight
- all along
- go into
- sincere
- bring up
- material
8 Behavioral Science Listening 4. LISTENING COMPREHENSION The advantages of business failure
Intuit | Gore-Tex | Virgin |
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tax software program tried to sell to young people websites looked too much like ads used cool images and people |
makes waterproof fabric special teams that identify problems discontinue products quickly |
airline kept Joe Ferry passenger seats for sleeping |
8 Behavioral Science Listening 5. LISTENING SKILL Listening for examples
- "Let me give an example."
- learning something new from
- failing fast
- "Take, for example,..."
- people who fail don't have to lose their jobs
- "To give you an example,"
8 Behavioral Science Listening 6. CRITICAL THINKING VIDEO Paraphrasing
- saying information again using different words.
- yes
- about the same length
- misfortune
- Making new things is primarily about making life better for people. It isn't only about about making money. If something helps people live better, maybe you can sell it.
- Tips for recovering from failure 1 - Stay calm. 2- Think about your mistakes. 3- Realize that other people fail, too.
- Making new things isn't just about making something completely new. It can be adding functions to something that is already on the market.
- After you understand that life is difficult, you can be ready to battle problems when they appear.
8 Behavioral Science Listening 7. VOCABULARY 2 PRONUNCIATION
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8 Behavioral Science Listening 8. VOCABULARY 2 PRACTICE
- an award for his bravery and determination.
- should not stop you from achieving your goals.
- she became an inspiration to many people.
- even though I didn't continue in his business.
- but they were incredibly convincing.
- we need to innovate.
- but she can see differences in light.
- but the mechanic found a solution.
8 Behavioral Science Listening 9. VOCABULARY SKILL Prefixes
- anti
- multi
- dis
- co
- re
- im
- im
- re
- multi
- ir
8 Behavioral ScienceSpeaking10. GRAMMAR Simple past and present perfect
- present perfect (1-4-5-6-8-9)
- simple past (2-3-7-10)
8 Behavioral Science Speaking 11. GRAMMAR EXPANSION Present perfect continuous
- have been waiting
- hasn't been sleeping
- has been driving
- has been playing
- has been talking
- have been staying
- Has been crying
- has been swimming
- has been raining
- haven't been working
8 Behavioral Science Speaking 12. PRONUNCIATION Varying intonation to maintain interest
- interested (1-3-4-5)
- uninterested (2-6-7-8)
8 Behavioral Science Speaking 13. SPEAKING SKILL Asking for and giving clarification
- What do you mean exactly?
- I don't get what you mean.
- Can you give me an example?
- Could you say a bit more about that?
- Here's an example.
- I mean that
- What I mean is
8 Behavioral Science Speaking 14. NOTE-TAKING SKILL Taking notes with examples
Main points | Main points |
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Study found determination is most important to achieving academic success. Successful businesses permit workers at all levels to talk to top leaders. Many top business leaders failed before they succeeded. Some people don't become famous until after they are gone. |
Google allows its employees to chat online with anyone in the company. Focused students did better than those with more ability but not determined. Van Gogh sold one painting during his lifetime, but his work is famous now. The creator of Honda was first turned down for a job at Toyota. |
8 Behavioral Science Speaking 15. ALTERNATE UNIT ASSIGNMENT Talk about a failure your learned from
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8 Behavioral Science Review and Reflect 16. UNIT QUESTION REFLECTION What can we learn from success and failure?
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8 Behavioral Science Review and Reflect 17. TRACK YOUR SUCCESS Vocabulary review
Nouns | Verbs and verb phrases | Adjectives |
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failure material award disability inspiration |
innovate give up go into bring up |
convincing sincere painful supportive tricky blind |