TOEFL IBT Reading Longman week 8
Fill in a table Q.
rhetorical functions
slightly more detailed outline
X: minor details & examples
wrong answers
1. not mentioned
2. Not directly relevant
3. incorrect generalizations
4. incorrect conclusions
Greenhouse effect
1. introduction
2. Greenhouse effect
3. Opposite theory
4. Global warming by earth & human
Information gathering
1. Information gathering
2. Observation methods
3. especially useful when…
4. Interview
5. Especially useful when…
6. Difficult in many situations
tele = far
teleconference
telecommunication
telescope
telescopic
telephone
telegraph
telepathy
telepathic
serv = keep, watch
observe
observation
observatory
conserve
conservation
conservative
conservatory
deserve
preserve
preservation
preservative
reserve
reservation
reservoir
reserve, conserve, preserve
reserve a ticket
conserve energy
Keeping food in the refrigerator preserves its freshness.
conserve (v.) = preserve (v.)
Protect it from harm, loss, change
Preserve/Conserve the rain forest.
Preserve/Conserve medieval houses.
preserve (n.) = reserve (n.)
A wildlife preserve/reserve
Taiwan’s nature reserves/preserves.
pollination
1. Reproduction: pollination
2. Insect pollination
3. Wind pollination
4. Wind pollination
fact, fect, fic…. = do, make
efficient
efficiency
effect
effective
efficacious
effectual
affect
These measures affect savings
These measures effect savings.
fact, fect, fic…. = do, make
efficient
efficiency
effect
effective
efficacious
effectual
affect
affection
affectionate
perfect
perfection
defeat
deficit
deficient
defect
defective
magnify
magnification
fact
factor
faction
factual
faculty
factory
feat
feasible
fiction
fictitious
facilitate
facility
manufacture
menopause
1. menopause
2. Pre-menopause
3. Menopause symptoms
Emotional intelligence
1. EQ > IQ
2. EQ’s foundation
3. IQ: no preparation for problem solving
4. Low EQ hurts
5. Genes interact with environment
EQ
Mosquitoes, Houseflies and the Spread of Disease
1. Malaria mosquito
2. Ways to kill mosquitoes
3. Mosquitoes’ life cycle
4. Know 3 can kill mosquitoes
5. Houseflies other disease
6. How houseflies feed
7. Bacteria & virus on the legs of houseflies
diarrhea
diarrhoea
cramp
constipation
menstrual cramps
insecticide
pesticide
repellent
pel, puls = push
repellent
repel
repulse
repulsion
repulsive
expel
expulsion
propel
propeller
propellant
propulsion
compel
compulsion
compulsive
compulsory
Language family
1. Many languages
2. Indo-European
3. How I-E language spread out
4. Altaic Family
5. Sino-Tibetan family
6. others
intelligible
understandable
comprehensible
lucid
nuance
subtlety
distinction
gradation
nicety
shade
bygone
past
antiquated
extinct
Art’s message
1. Compare art: convey subtle nuance
Art’s message
1. Compare art: convey subtle nuance
2. Artists created exemplary collage
3. S & R
4. S: the social history of decaying modern Europe
5. R: material combination consumer obsessed society of mid-twentieth society
Art’s message
6. GL: history of his family, people & nation
7. =1
construe
construct
construe
construct
didactic
didactical
Geology & landscape
1. constructive & destructive
2. Hills & mountains: short-lived
3. Plates mountains
4. Destructive forces
5. Weather
6. Ice & frost
terrain
terrace
territory
extraterrestrial
incarnation
incarnate
Geology & landscape
1. constructive & destructive
2. Hills & mountains: short-lived
3. Plates mountains
4. Destructive forces
5. Weather
6. Ice & frost
Hills and mountains are often regarded as the epitome of permanence, successfully resisting the destructive forces of nature, but in fact they tend to be relatively short-lived in geological terms.
Under different climatic conditions, another type of destructive force contributes to erosion.
Geology & landscape
1. constructive & destructive
2. Hills & mountains: short-lived
3. Plates mountains
4. Destructive forces
5. Weather
6. Ice & frost
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