Friday's assignment
Task 1:
Below are words from the article. Write
the correct letter on each line to match the words with their meanings.
1. intention
l
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a. to explain, make clear
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2. assume
g
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b. to give a wrong meaning to; misunderstand
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3. empathize e
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c. to call attention to; make important
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4. disapproval d
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d. lack of approval
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5. misinterpret b
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e. to understand another’s feelings or motives
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6. emphasize c
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f. a general rule or idea that is inferred from
particular facts or examples
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7. clarify
a
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g. accepted to be true without proof
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8. rapport
j
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h. an oversimplified mental picture of a group of
people
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9. stereotype h
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i. to help something happen
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10. claim
k
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j. a harmonious relationship with someone
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11. promote
i
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k. to maintain; say as a fact
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12. generalization f
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l. the purpose behind an action or statement
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Task 2:
Write a noun for each of the verbs
below. Use either the noun or the verb form in sentences.
VERB
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NOUN and SENTENCE
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perceive
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Perception: Some people
have rather good sensitive perception
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assume
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Assumption: Assumption
is a common way used by scientists.
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empathize
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Empathy: Even a
murderer can show his empathy in special situations.
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disapprove
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Disapproval: His
disapproval made me felt very frustrated.
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misinterpret
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Misinterpretation: Sometimes
misinterpretation can cause disastrous result.
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emphasize
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Emphasization: Our teacher has
given his emphasization on English learning.
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clarify
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Clarification: Timely
clarification is very important when misunderstanding happened between both
sides.
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generalize
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Generalization: An adult
tend to give a generalization whenever he try to understand unfamiliar things
or areas.
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Task 3:
Click on this link to record your answer for the
following questions. Then, copy the link once you are satisfied with your
recording, and paste it on your blog, together with your previous answers.
Talk about an experience you once had when you misunderstood or
were misunderstood by another person and that created an argument. What was
your reaction and what did you do to resolve the problem?
Excellent job Lucy! I just have two comments: first, the noun of emphasize is emphasis. Second, try to do the last task; it is a good way to improve speaking skills.
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