IEL6.An LVL2 CHA 5 L1 L2 L3

Speaking Test
Reading Practice
Walking with Dinosaurs
p. 73~76
The Truth about Lying
p. 77~79
Endangered Languages p. 80~83

​

IEL6.An CHA 5

Toss your team's ball on the T, F, or NG for 1 point. Your team looses 1 point if it lands on the wrong answer.

​

​Toss It Up

A Sellers & Manning dinosaur model needs several attempts to make it stay upright.

​

​Toss It Up

A Sellers & Manning computer model for people showed them moving faster than thye physically could.

​

​Toss It Up

Some paleaontologists showed reservationas about the Manchester team's conclusions regarding dinosaurs' movements.

​

​Toss It Up

An experienced tracker can analyze fossil footprints as easily as those made by live animals.

​

​Toss It Up

Research carried out about the composition of prehistoric mud were found to be inaccurate.

​

​Toss It Up

Peter Falkingham rarely spends time on outdoor research these days.

​

​Toss It Up

Find the sentence that answers the question in the the story.

​Find that sentence

How much of an adult's conversation is dishonest?

​Find that sentence

How much of an adult's conversation is dishonest?
C: one third of adult conversations.

​Find that sentence

Who has a higher probability to have manipulative behaviors?

​Find that sentence

Who has a higher probability to have manipulative behaviors?
A: animals with a higher brain funtion/ creatures with a larger neocortex.

​Find that sentence

How much better are experts at detecting dishonesty than regular people?

​Find that sentence

How much better are experts at detecting dishonesty than regular people?
E: None of these experts ... .

​Find that sentence

What kind of lie do we tell the most?

​Find that sentence

What kind of lie do we tell the most?
D: to cover up our own mistakes.

​Find that sentence

Use the phrases to resay the sentences.

​

Rephrase

Mini speaking Test
Supplemental Speaking

​

IEL6.An CHA 5
News & Media

1 team choose 1 TV show they wrote.
Then other teams a question about it to guess what TV show it is.
EX:

​

Coffee Pot

ACT 1

​

1) Does it COFFEE POT about friends?
2) Does it COFFEE POT drama?
3) Does it COFFEE POT on weekends?
4) Does it COFFEE POT about real life?
5) Does it COFFEE POT scared?

​

Paraphrase That

https://view.genially.com/5eb05781e4fac40d7fc7561c/game-the-paraphrasing-game

​ACT 6

Speaking Primary Stress Speaking Cards
Speaking p. 101~105

​

IEL6.An CHA 5
Jobs

Listen to me hum the words, then pick the word with the right primary stress.
EX:
Laborartory---Laboratory

​

Hum It Out

1) qualification
2) employer
3) retired
4) high paying
5) white collar
6) self employed

​

Introduction
Write 1 question using the words below.
Then walk around and use them to talk with others.

​​Verb

Listen to 3 words, then take turns writing on the board if it's a verb or a noun.
EX: Impact--IM pact or imPACT
IMpact is a noun. imPACT is a verb

Noun

​​Verb

CONDUCT
CONTEST ATTRIBUTE

Noun

​​Verb

ATTRIBUTE

Noun

CONDUCT, CONTEST

​​Verb

ADDRESS
PROJECT REJECT

Noun

​​Verb

REJECT

Noun

ADDRESS, PROJECT

​​Verb

CONTRACT
PERMIT PRESENT

Noun

​​Verb

PERMIT

Noun

CONTRACT, PRESENT

1st, read the sentences,
then choose the word with the right primary stress.
After that, write it on the board.
EX: Noun
Who is going to present on New Year's Eve?
Who is going to give presents on New Year's Eve?

​

Say It Loud

Say It Loud

Say It Loud

​1) Their low offer was an insult.
2) There'll be a huge increase in 3rd Quarter sales.
3) Customer service handles issues when customers' schedules conflict with ours.
4) Next year's contract will depend on the economy.
5) Customers will want a refund on defective products.
6) Address the issue with the customer, so it's correct.

insult
increase
conflict

​

Make a sentence with the words & practice speaking them with your partner.
Make sure to focus on the primary stress.

insult
increase
conflict

​

contract
refund
address

​

contract
refund
address

​

​Nouns

Verbs

Read the phrases, then practice saying them using the right primary stress on the word.
EX: Everyone likes ..... .
Everyone likes to drink water.

​

Prime Time

I'd really love to .....
I'd hate to .....
I'm not sure if I'd .....
I wish that I could .....
I hope that I can .....
I've always wanted to .....

​

Prime Time

I'd really love to .....

​

Prime Time

I'd hate to .....

​

Prime Time

I'm not sure if I'd .....

​

Prime Time

I wish that I could .....

​

Prime Time

I hope that I can .....

​

Prime Time

I've always wanted to .....

​

Prime Time

Stand up & walk around, then sit in the desk your next to when the music stops.
You and the other person you're sitting with will each talk for 30 seconds about the question.

​

Walk It Out

1) qualification--qualification--qualification
2) employer-----employer-----employer
3) retired---------retired--------retired
4) high paying-- high paying-- high paying
5) white collar---white collar-- white collar
6) self employed--self employed--self employed

​

Hum It Out

​​Verb

CONDUCT
CONTEST ATTRIBUTE

Noun

ADDRESS
PROJECT REJECT

CONTRACT
PERMIT PRESENT

1) qualification--qualification--qualificAtion
2) employer-----emPLoyer-----employer
3) retired---------reTIred--------retired
4) high paying-- high PAYing-- high paying
5) white collar---white COllar-- white collar
6) self employed--self employed--self emPLoyed

​

Hum It Out

contract
contract
refund
refund
address
Address

​

Say It Loud

1) They want to insult me with a low offer.
1) Their low offer was an insult.
2) There'll be a huge increase in 3rd Quarter sales.
2) Sales will increase in the 3rd Quarter.
3) Customer service will handle conflicts with customers.
3) Customer service handles issues when customers' schedules conflict with ours.

​

Say It Loud

4 The economy will contract next year.
4) Next year's contract will depend on the economy.
5) Customers will want a refund on defective products.
5) We'll refund customers for defective products.
6) The issue is the customer's address isn't correct.
6) Address the issue with the customer, so it's correct.

​

Say It Loud

Speaking Test
Reading Practice
Rufus Hare Wallaby
p. 60~63
Combating Infectious Diseases
p. 64~66
Recovering from a Damaged Reputation p. 67~70

​

IEL6.An CHA 5

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

​Find the sentence that answers the question in 1 minute.

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

How many people did the plague kill in Astrakhan Russia?

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

How many people did the plague kill in Astrakhan Russia?
B: This epidemic .... killed 10,383 people ...

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

What happened to soldiers suspected of being infected?

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

What happened to soldiers suspected of being infected?
D: Soldiers suspected of being infected were isolated ... .

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

When did the Russian military lose more soldiers to the disease than enemy fire?

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

When did the Russian military lose more soldiers to the disease than enemy fire?
C: after the capture of Riga ... during the seige of the city.

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

What did the decree require goveners ensure ?

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

What did the decree require goveners ensure ?
F: ... the physical examination of all people suspected of carrying the disease ... .

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

What did Russian customs offices ask foreigners entering Russia about?

Combating Infectious Diseases

​

​Find That Sentence

What did Russian customs offices ask foreigners entering Russia about?
A: ... possible epidemics of dangeous diseases in their respective countries.

Toss your team's ball on the Y, N, or NG for 1 point. Your team loses 1 point if it lands on the wrong answer.

​

​Toss It Up

​Recovering from a Damaged Reputation

27) NO
28)YES
29) NO
30) YES
31) NOT GIVEN
32) YES

​

​Toss It Up

​Recovering from a Damaged Reputation

27) The public would be satisified if a majority of the scientists at CRU were cleared of misconduct.
28) Most scientists avoided attention in the aftermath of the CRU scandal.
29) Journalists defended CRU & IPCC against their critics.
30) Cicerone regarded the damage caused by CRU as extending beyond the field of climate science.
31) Confidence in climate science slightly rose since in the U.S. since 2010.
32) Climate scientists should regain public confidence.

​

Each team writes down the idioms we learned.
Clap everytime you hear a person read an idiom.

​

Clap It Up

Supplemental Listening Listening Test
Listening p. 98~101

​

IEL6.An CHA 5
Businesses
LLC Sole proprietor

Listen to me hum, then choose the right answer.

​

​Hum It Out

Contract------Business------Building
Competition--Corporation--Pension
Employee-----Liability-------Company
Corporate----Executive------CEO
Shut down----Take off-------Start up
Start up a business--Set up a business--Go out of busines

​

​Hum It Out

Write 6 things you think we'll hear in the audio.
Cross it out & clap for 1 point when you hear it.
You can only use each word once.

​

​6 Shooter

​Business Cultures ACT 4

Listen to the sentence, then whisper it to your teammate next to.
The last perosn writes what they heard on the board.

​

​Whisper

Listen to the story & answer the paraphrased questions.

​

Paraphrase

entrepreneur

​

Paraphrase

accountant

​

teacher

​

low pay

​

raise

​

benefits

​

boring

​

free time

​

hard

​

high pay

​

investor

​

flexible

​

native speaker

​

labor

​

Finish writing the word before I finish spelling it.

​

Spelling Bee

Contract------Business------Building
Competition--Corporation--Pension
Employee-----Liability-------Company
Corporate----Executive------CEO
Shut down----Take off-------Start up
Start up a business--Set up a business--Go out of busines

​

​Hum It Out

1) A lot of college students find it economical to be an entrepreneur while in college.
2) Business cultures vary from country to country, and from region to region.
3) An employer will employ certain employees for specific kinds of jobs.
4) A lot of entrepreneurs set up a business, just to go out of business, because they didn't draw up a bizniz plan.

​

​Whisper

Hi John. Did you find a job yet?
Yes I did. I have my own start up, & work for Deloitte. How about you Lejuan?
I was working as an accountant for KPMG, but I quit & teach English overseas now. It was so boring.
Really? How are you liking it?
Some pros are the pays pretty good. I'm still middle class, & have enough freetime to take a lot of quick trips. But some cons are it's not a white collar job, draining ........

​

Paraphrase

sometimes & there's culture shock. How about your job?
Well, I don't get to travel a lot, kind of stressful, and a lot of work, but I get a 3% raise every year, 15 days of annual paid vacation, and free medical insurance, with a 401K plan. What do they look for in a teacher?
They look for native speakers w/ a BA, & prefer happy, adaptable ppl, so I think you'll be a great fit for it too.
OK. I'll keep that in mind. See you later Lejuan.
You too John.

​

Paraphrase

1) What's John's career? Entrepreneur
2) What did Lejuan used to do? Accountant
3) An advantage of Lejuan's career. High pay, Free time
4) A disadvantage of John's career. Hard
5) An advantage of John's career. Benefits
6) What's a disadvantage of Lejuan's career? Labor
7) What's not required for being a teacher? Flexible

​

Paraphrase

BUSINESS
CONTRACT
CORPORATION
ECONOMICAL
ENTREPRENEUR
LIABILITY
FINANCIAL
ORGANIZATION
PARTNERSHIP

​

Spelling Bee