
MP English Lesson 11
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English
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11th - 12th Grade
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Faye Perkins
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Redundancy..English Bk. p. 163
11.1 Entrance Ticket
Write a few sentences about what you had for your most recent lunch in the most flowery wordy, poetic, over-explanatory way that you possibly can. Then trade with a partner. Both of you will rewrite each other's sentences in the most basic and plain way possible without losing any meaning or information.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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11.2 Learning Targets
Effectively remove material in writing that is not concise.
Appropriately add needed information and clarify to writing.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Poll
Self-Assessment
Circle the number that corresponds to your confidence level in your knowledge of the subject before beginning the lesson. A score of 1 means that you are completely lost, and a score of 4 means you have mastered the skills.
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11.2 Quick Check
Redundancy - repeating words in an unnecessary way
Concise - providing necessary and accurate information in as few words as possible
brief but thorough
short and sweet but without losing meaning
Subject | Subject
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Concise vs Wordy
Sometimes, the answer options all have the same meaning and the same number of words, so it's difficult to choose based only on how short or informative they are. However, you should remember that sometimes the wrong answer choices simply sound bad. They are awkward to say.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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Multiple Choice
Teacher Example
Leather jackets, at once stylish and wild, edgy and refined, can be worn anywhere for various purposes, which makes them a perfect gift for anyone.
concise vs wordy?
NO CHANGE
which are edgy and they're refined
as something refined can also come across as edgy
having eddy also being refined
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Multiple Choice
Teacher Example
Because what is inside the courtyard reflects the style outside, the architect was praised for his subtle, refined choices and the continuity throughout his work.
Which word choice is the most straightforward and clear? Which choices are too wordy?
NO CHANGE
at the exterior,
on the opposite side,
far out and beyond,
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Multiple Choice
Teacher Example
The enormous luxury apartment complex with which the small office faces will soon create traffic and parking issues.
concise vs wordy?
NO CHANGE
that faces the small office
toward the small office faces
which the small office facing
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Multiple Choice
You Answer....We Discuss
In many cases, the footage from the film can enhance the music that a viewer can hear.
Which answer did you choose? Why?
NO CHANGE
qualities that are musical in everyday life
music heard
music
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Multiple Choice
You Answer...We Discuss
The bed was spacious enough for him to stretch out as he slowly drifted off to sleep.
Which answer did you choose? Why
NO CHANGE
reached, slowly drifting
spread his arms, beginning to slowly drift
slowly spread out to drift
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Multiple Choice
You Answer...We Discuss
During the afternoon after that lunch, on a walk through the park, we had finally calmed down about the terrible service we'd received at the restaurant during lunch.
Which one did you choose? Why?
NO CHANGE
afternoon after that lunch before,
afternoon as we left the restaurant,
afternoon,
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Multiple Choice
You Answer....We Discuss
As I listened to my music, all the problems I was facing began to fade away.
Concise vs Wordy?
NO CHANGE
away, like a wall between the past and the present.
away, like a vessel heading towards the unknown.
away, like a barrier that blocks the outside world.
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Multiple Choice
You Answer....We Discuss
Watson knew that any unresolved arguments-and there were plenty--would be forgotten in time, and their friendship would remain the same.
Concise vs Wordy?
NO CHANGE
remain the same as it had in the past.
in any case, remain the same.
also stay the same.
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Multiple Choice
Closure Question
Some musicians mail albums to our office with a tagline saying that their music will be the future of rock and roll; others may have been recorded badly. The record executives only care if they have a hit record on their hand.
NO CHANGE
don't seem to understand how many albums our staff have to listen to.
only ask that we acknowledge that their music has some potential.
come tous on a cheap plastic CD-R.
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Poll
Self-Assessment
Circle the number that corresponds to your confidence level in your knowledge of the subject after the lesson. A score of 1 means that you are completely lost, and a score of 4 means you have mastered the skills.
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Independent Lesson
Answer the questions on pages 324-328 (1-15) of the student book. Record your answers on your Zipgrade sheet.
Subject | Subject
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Redundancy..English Bk. p. 163
11.1 Entrance Ticket
Write a few sentences about what you had for your most recent lunch in the most flowery wordy, poetic, over-explanatory way that you possibly can. Then trade with a partner. Both of you will rewrite each other's sentences in the most basic and plain way possible without losing any meaning or information.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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