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8.1.1 Enter

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English

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9th - 12th Grade

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Agree or Disagree:
To understand the present, you have to understand the past.

Agree

Disagree

I think something in-between.

I neither agree nor disagree.

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Yes or no:
Do you keep things, possessions, from the past?

yes

no

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Labeling

#1- Where is the man?
#2- Where is the woman?
#3- Where is the food?

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#3 Food

#1 Man

#2 Woman

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Multiple Choice

What is a common site for your to look at things or possesions from the past?

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A museum.

2

A car dealership.

3

A barber shop.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following do you have in common with people from 200 + years ago?

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The house or apartment you live in.

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The foods you eat.

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The methods of transportation.

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The tools used for building.

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Multiple Choice

#6. Listen to the recording. Read the vocabulary words below. Which vocabulary words do you hear me speak?

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ancient

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institution

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purpose

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preserve

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Multiple Choice

#7. Listen to the recording. Read the vocabulary words below. Which vocabulary words do you hear me speak?

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ancient

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institution

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purpose

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preserve

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Multiple Choice

#8. Listen to the recording. Read the vocabulary words below. Which vocabulary words do you hear me speak?

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interpret

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sites

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experience

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authentic

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Multiple Choice

#9. Listen to the recording. Read the vocabulary words below. Which vocabulary words do you hear me speak?

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interpret

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sites

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experience

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authentic

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Audio Response

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From page 144 of your text book, please speak your vocabulary words or read the paragraph titled "Ancient Museums".

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pattern-tertiary
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Agree or Disagree:
To understand the present, you have to understand the past.

Agree

Disagree

I think something in-between.

I neither agree nor disagree.

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