Study Guide 16
Practice Exercises
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Section 5 pp. 157-160: Refine your understanding of the new vocabulary
words by learning their precise use according to category and context.
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Exercise 5: Use the correct prepositions to complete the
paragraphs.
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Exercise 6: Complete the paragraphs drawing from all the new
vocabulary.
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Exercise 7: Fit the punishment to the crime, and then write a
sentence justifying each assessment.
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Exercise 8: Put the sentences of a news article in the correct
order.
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Exercise 9: Write the rest of the news article, discussing the
motivation and the judgment of the given crime.
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Section 6 pp. 162-163: Read the tips for speed reading, and then skim
the excerpts and write a title for each one.
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Section 7 pp. 165-166: Practice evaluating the objectivity of a news
source by comparing reports from two different sources on the same news
event.
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Memorize the vocabulary from pp. 75-79 of the Kendall book.
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Write two paragraph-long news reports using the vocabulary from pp.
75-79 in the Kendall book.
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Prepare to relate one of the top news stories of the week in your
conversation session.
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Listen to the news story (5 minutes) assigned by your mentor, and
prepare to contribute your point of view to a discussion in your
conversation session.
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Read the article assigned by your mentor, and prepare notes for a
brief commentary which you will give as an oral presentation (5
minutes) in your conversation session.
Homework to Hand in
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Section 5, exercises 6-9, pp. 157-160
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Section 7, questions 1 and 2, p. 166
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Short news reports using vocabulary on pp. 75-79 of the Kendall book
Self Assessment
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I have completed Part 2 of "Trials," pp. 157-166.
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I have learned the precise usage of the vocabulary words from "Trials"
and I have practiced using them in paragraphs.
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I have practiced skimming news excerpts.
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I have practiced evaluating the objectivity of a news source by
comparing reports from different sources.
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I have memorized the vocabulary from the Kendall book, pp. 75-79.
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I am able to write news reports using the new vocabulary I have
learned.
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I consistently skim the top news stories in Arabic and I can relate a
news story orally.
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I can understand and discuss an audio news report in Arabic.
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I have read an article from an Arabic newspaper, and I am able to
present an oral commentary in Arabic to my conversation partners.
Conversation Session Partner Guide
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Have each of the students relate one of the top news stories of the week.
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Have the students summarize the oral news story (5
minutes) which you assigned them, and then engage them in a discussion about it.
Each student should contribute his or her point of view.
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Engage the students in a discussion on the news article
you assigned to them.
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Have the students give their oral commentaries (5 minutes) on the news article you assigned to them.