
Unit 7 Extended Response HOT
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9th Grade
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Shui-kwan Fronia CHENG
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Extended Response Questions
Unit 7
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Open Ended
Why would you be 'lucky to come across a human staff member' (line 3) at Hen-na Hotel? Provide evidence from the text for your answer.
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Why would you be 'lucky to come across a human staff member' (line 3) at Hen-na Hotel?
It is because there aren’t a lot of human staff members at Hen na Hotel // human staff members at Hen-na hotel are rare / uncommon. The text mentions that ‘an army of robots control the running of the hotel.’
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Open Ended
According to paragraph 1, why are there several Hen-na Hotels across Japan?
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Why are there several Hen-na Hotels across Japan?
It is because the hotel is extremely popular. The hotel is run by robots, and the people of Japan love robots.
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Open Ended
Do you agree that Hen-na Hotel is able to be 'the most efficient hotel in the world' (line 10)? Explain your answer.
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(In other words, what features of the hotel and what qualities of robots can make Hen-na Hotel so efficient?)
Yes, it is because the hotel makes use of robots to complete many tasks. Robots can work quickly, accurately and without taking breaks.
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Open Ended
Why might the welcome that guests receive be 'robotic' (line 19) at Hen-na Hotel?
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Why might the welcome that guests receive at Hen na Hotel be 'robotic' (line 19) ?
It is because robots are in charge of the reception / concierge desk(, and robots speak in a robotic way.)
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Multiple Choice
What linguistic device was used in the word 'robotic'?
Personification
Metaphor
Pun
Repetition
Onomatopoeia
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Open Ended
Why does Hen-na Hotel ensure 'an end to the merry-go-round of lost hotel room keys' (lines 23-24)?
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Why does Hen-na Hotel ensure 'an end to the merry-go-round of lost hotel room keys' (lines 23-24)?
It is because facial recognition is used by guests to access their hotel rooms, so hotel room keys are not needed (or lost).
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Word Cloud
What have I learned about answering extended response questions so far?
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Open Ended
According to paragraph 5, what should guests do in order to turn the lights on and off in their hotel rooms?
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What should guests do in order to turn the lights on and off in their hotel rooms?
They should speak / give spoken instructions to the robot in English.
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Open Ended
In paragraph 6, why did Richard not ask the robot concierge for restaurant recommendations for his proposal to his girlfriend?
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Why did Richard not ask the robot concierge for restaurant recommendations for his proposal to his girlfriend?
It is because the robot concierge lacks the human touch, meaning it cannot understand human emotions or respond in a friendly way, so it cannot recommend suitable restaurants.
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Multiple Choice
What is the meaning of 'all bets are off'?
It is a bad idea to gamble.
We cannot be certain of the outcome.
Disaster will happen.
We should hope for the best.
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Open Ended
Why does the author write that 'all bets are off' (line 41) in the event of a power cut or a computer virus?
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Why does the author write that 'all bets are off' (line 41) in the event of a power cut or a computer virus?
It is because it is uncertain / unpredictable how Hen na Hotel will function if the robots that run it cannot be powered during a power cut or break down due to computer viruses.
It is because power cuts and computer viruses can prevent the robots from operating Hen na Hotel as usual.
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Poll
I feel that I am making improvements in answering this type of long question.
Strongly disagree
Disagree
Neutral
Agree
Strongly agree
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Open Ended
**According to paragraph 1, why might it be important for Chinese retailers to learn about the unique shopping habits of China's millennials?
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Why might it be important for Chinese retailers to learn about the unique shopping habits of China's millennials?
It is because China’s millennials make up about 15% of the population, so Chinese businesses / retailers will lose out on a lot of customers if they do not cater to them. // It is because Chinese businesses / retailers will earn less profit / be less able to capitalize on the post-00s generation’s rising consumption power if they do not cater to them.
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Open Ended
According to paragraph 2, why do Chinese millennials spend three fewer hours a month on their mobiles compared to the national average?
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Why do Chinese millennials spend three fewer hours a month on their mobiles compared to the national average?
It is because classes and homework occupy most of their time, so they have less time to spend on their mobiles.
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Multiple Select
Did I remember to mention 'mobiles' in my answer just now?
Yes
No
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Open Ended
According to paragraph 3, what do young Chinese mobile phone users mostly use their phones to do?
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What do young Chinese mobile phone users mostly use their phones to do?
They mostly use their phones to send messages / message one another, stream / play videos and stream / play music.
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Open Ended
How do many of K-12 students receive their after-school tutoring?
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How do many of K-12 students receive their after-school tutoring?
They attend tutorial classes which are being live-streamed. // They watch videos of after-school tutorial lessons through live-streaming.
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Fill in the Blanks
How many RMB do Chinese 'empty nest youth' earn annually?
Type answer...
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How much do Chinese 'empty nest youth' earn annually?
They earn RMB 60 000 annually. (12 x RMB 5 000)
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Open Ended
Why do you think the Internet is the best way for companies to reach millennials?
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Why do you think the Internet is the best way for companies to reach millennials?
It is because millennials are used to / comfortable shopping and managing their finances online, so businesses need to have an online presence in order to sell products / services to this generation.
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Poll
I feel more confident answering extended response questions. Do you agree?
Certainly
Absolutely
Without a doubt
Strongly agree
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