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1.
Talk
about
a
special
opportunity
that
was
given
to
you.
Explain
why
the opportunity was important.
I was given an opportunity to study in
the US one summer. This
opportunity
is
very
important
to
me
for
several
reasons.
Firstly,
it was the first
time I went abroad. I had imagined going abroad
ever since I was a little kid. I never
got a chance until that
day
I
received
a
call
from
an
administrator
in
my
college
telling
me that I was
granted the opportunity to study abroad for the
summer vacation.
Secondly, I learned and experienced a
lot
from this opportunity. In this
exchange program, I was assigned
a
partner
who
was
also
a
college
student
in
the
US.
He
introduced
me to his family, took me out to valley
faire and instructed me
how to use
Linux in the computer lab.
2.
State
whether
you
agree
or
disagree
with
the
following
statement. Then
explain your reasons, using specific details in
your explanation.
Students
should
not
be
allowed
to
bring
cell
phones
(mobile
phones)
into the classroom.
I
totally
don
’
t
agree
with
this
statement
that
students
shouldn
’
t
be
allowed
to
bring
cell
phones
into
the
classroom.
One
important
purpose of cell-
phone is that we can reach anyone at any time
anywhere. If
students
’
parents need to
inform them of some
important
things
and
students
don
’
t
have
mobile
phones
with
them,
parents
will
have
to
come
to
the
classroom
or
call
others
to
reach
the
kids.
This
sounds
pretty
inconvenient
in
a
modern
age.
On
the
other hand, simply bringing cell-phones
into classroom won
’
t
disturb
other
students
or
interrupt
the
class.
Students
just
need
to turn
their sound off and make the signal to vibration.
And if
they receive some urgent phone-
calls, they can go out to reply.
3.
The man expresses his
opinion about the upcoming change.
State his opinion and explain the
reasons he gives for holding
that
opinion.
The
library is going to change big,
multiperson
study tables
into personal study cubicles in order
to eliminate noise in the
library and
accommodate more students attending the
university.
The man in the conversation
thinks the university is making a
mistake. As
for the
first
purpose to
reduce
distraction,
the
man
says if
there is no
multiperson
tables in the library, there
will be no place to get
together to do group projects. He thinks
instead of changing tables, the
university should build meeting
rooms
to reduce the noise in the main library hall. As
for the
second purpose to accommodate
more students, the mans says the
library has no problem with over
crowding. He sees empty tables
all
the
time
and
the
woman
always
takes
a
whole
table
for
herself.
The man thinks
it
’
ll be a waste of money to
build the cubicles
since
the
library
now
is
sufficiently
big
to
hold
more
students.
4.
Explain
the
concept
of
ritualization
using
the
example
of
dogs
discussed by the
professor.
Ritualization
is a process in which an
animal
’
s behavior that
originally serves a practical purpose
develops into one that
communicates
a
specific
message.
The
professor
use
dog
’
s
baring
teeth
as
an
example
to
explain
the
concept.
If
dogs
feel
threatened,
they show their teeth, meaning stay
away. Before this dog
’
s
behavior become a recognizable warning,
its original purpose is
to avoid biting
its own lips. When dogs sense danger, they bite
and
instinctively
bare teeth
to
avoid
biting their
own
lips.
But
other animals over time notice the
teeth baring behavior always
came
before a dog
’
s going to
bite. So they started to read it
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