Friday Homework, Study Sheet

I hate Fridays!  There's always so much to study before the test and we usually have to say goodbye to some students.  Today, Youran, Jungmin, and Eunseon left us.  Good luck, good bye and I hope we can meet again someday. 

There is some homework for the weekend in addition to studying for the test. 

We studied Focus 4 and 5 in Grammar Dimensions and will check homework Exercise 6 on page 392 and Exercise 9 on page 394.

Also, do the vocabulary exercise on pate 97 of the handout from Academic Connections and read the article I handed out: Social Conditions that Encourage Innovation.  I'm going to base reading questions for the test on this article, so it might be a good idea for you to read it thoroughly.  If you weren't in class, sorry!  There's no version available on the internet.  However, you can check the vocabulary words which I've listed in our study sheet below. 

I guess it's a good idea to come to class on Friday!   Have a great weekend and see you on Monday!

AM Proficiency Week 15 Study Sheet

 

Grammar Dimensions Unit 21

 Grammar Dimensions p384-5

phenomenon/phenomena

coastline

subsequent/subsequently

to speed

oasis/oases

altitude

 

Grammar Dimensions p386-7

an appeal

an axiom/axiomatic

a hypothesis

a proposal

a notion

a reminder

moisture/moist

to sag

 

Grammar Dimensions p388

[HYDRO] – water

to deplete/depletion

malignant   [MAL] – bad

altogether (totally)

freckled/freckles

a slogan

to slip/to slip on, in, etc.

to slap

to slop

 

Grammar Dimensions p389

a curfew

to dispute/a dispute

to constitute

a concern

an ambassador

 

Grammar Dimensions p390-1

to compose (music)

to install

a wiretap

to cover up

a downfall

to consummate

to straddle

to revere

divine/divinity

descended from

 

to kidnap

a ransom/to ransom

to conceal

to disregard

a search warrant

 

verbs which need “the fact”

accept

conceal

discuss

dispute

disregard

hide

overlook

support

 

Grammar Dimensions p392

a property (a quality/attribute)

to glide

an iceberg

a peak

to submerge

to shiver

fluid (adjective)

a blade

a film

to stick to

to pop s.t.

a collision

bulk

to spot (to se)

to slam

frostbite

 

Grammar Dimensions p393

sick of

tired of

to play down

to make up

to give in

to face up to

to put up with

indignant

wary of

a creditor

 

Grammar Dimensions p394

grateful

 

 

Academic Connections

 

Academic Connection p 94

an innovation   [NOV] – new

to drain

amphibious/amphibian

rigid

internal combustion

a cylinder

marrow

a hybrid

injection

 

 

 

Academic Connection p 97

a cascade/to cascade

conventional

elite

inconsistency/consistency

integrated/to integrate

latitude

a norm

peripheral

 

prevalence of

collaboration

 

 

Academic Connection p 98-9

diffuse/diffusion

domestic

The Great Depression/a depression

a drought

systematic

a mode of

…in turn…

greenhouse gases

to place emphasis on

a means to

cattle

currency (money)

CEO (chief executive office)

to adopt

succession

to be consistent with

infectious

overwhelming

conventional

a dyke