
123_Unit_4_Main Idea - Week#9
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Unit 4
Finding Main Idea
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Task/Activities for Tody
1) Socratives
2) Learning Objectives
3) Reading Quiz
4) Lesson
5) Vocabulary Tasks
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This unit will teach you how to find main ideas in reading texts, as well as how to skim and scan.
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Reading Quiz
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After you finish reading a text, have you ever asked yourself what the text was about?
Have you ever read a text only to find a specific piece of information? Did you read the whole text?
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When the author does not state the main idea directly, it is called an implied main idea. To figure out what the implied main idea is, you must look at the specific sentences in the paragraph and think about what they suggest.
• The main idea may be split. The first sentence of a paragraph may present a point of view, while the last sentence presents a contrasting or opposite view.
• The main idea is the central point or thought that the author wants to communicate to the readers.
• The main idea answers the question, "What does the author want me to know about the topic?" or "What is the author teaching me?" Often, the author states the main idea in a single sentence.
• In paragraphs, a stated main idea is called the "topic sentence." In an article, the main idea is called the "thesis statement."
What is a main idea?
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How to find the answers?
First, read the first line of each paragraph. Look for a common theme or idea.
Then, pass your eyes quickly over the rest of the passage to check that you have really found the main idea/ topic of the passage.
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Draw
Answer the questions after reading the passage.
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Draw
Answer the questions after reading the passage.
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Multiple Choice
What is the main idea of the passage?
All calendars are the same.
The solar calendar is based on the Sun.
Different calendars have dissimilar bases.
The lunar month is twenty-nine and a half da)'S long
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following expresses the main idea of the passage?
Vaccines provide immunity to specific diseases.
Vaccines contain disease-causing microorganisms
Vaccines are derived in different ways.
New approaches in administering vaccines are being developed
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Multiple Choice
How many types of vaccines are presented in the passage?
Two
Three
Four
Five
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Multiple Choice
The topic of this passage could best be described as
the Piltdown Man
Charles Dawson's discovery
Eoanthropus dawsoni
a definition and example of a hoax
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Multiple Choice
The author's main point is that
various types of hoaxes have been perpetrated
Charles Dawson discovered a
human skull and jawbone
Charles Dawson was not an honest man
the human skull and jawbone were extremely old
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Practice Time
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Reorder
The journey
will take
you
through
some beautiful scenery
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Reorder
We
will need
to shift
this table
over to the wall
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Reorder
Most people here
earn
about
£30,000
a year.
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Reorder
What
time
does
the concert
begin?
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Reorder
Harvard University
is
an internationally
respected
university
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Reorder
she
is
a
very capable
woman
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Reorder
Things
are
changing
very
rapidly
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Reorder
He
consumes
huge amount
of bread
with every meal
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Reorder
There
are
enough rooms
to accomodate
all the students
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Reorder
My
top priority
is to find
somewhere
to live
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Open Ended
Choose any 3 words and create sentences on your own.
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Let's check your vocabulary
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Dropdown
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Dropdown
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Match
Our ….. came third in the competition
I will send you the …… by email
The government is trying to …… confidence in the country’s economy
The committee finally reached …… on two important issues.
Team
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Agreement
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Restore
Agreement
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