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Listening
lecture
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LISTENING
1. Menial 2. Mayor 3. Renown 4. Avid 5. Kidney

6. Critique 7.Inconsistent 8. Prospect 9.Contradictory 10.Suffrage

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a. Either of a pair of small organs in the body that take away waste matter from the blood to produce
urine.

b. Extremely eager or interested.

c. If two or more facts are contradictory, they are very different from each other.

d. Not staying the same in behavior of quality.

e. The right to vote in an election, especially to vote for representatives in a government

f. The possibility that something good might happen in the future.

g. Menial work is boring , makes you feel tired and is given a low social value.

h. A report of something such as a political situation or system, or a person's work or idea , that
examines it and provides a judgment, especially a negative one.

i. The state of being famous.

j. A person who is elected or chosen to lead the group who governs a town or city.
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1. Menial -G 6. Suffrage -E
2. Mayor -J 7. Kidney -A
3. Avid -B 8. Inconsistent -D
4. Renown - I 9. Prospect -F
5. Critique - H 10. Contradictory - C
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Use the words below to fill in the

blanks
1. Menial 2. Mayor 3. Renown 4. Avid 5. Kidney

6. Critique 7.Inconsistent 8. Prospect 9.Contradictory 10.Suffrage

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renowned
1. He was_________being a lecher.
prospect is not quite as far off as yet another new fertility technology,
2. That _________
called apomixis.
contradictory but consistent characteristics of the
3. Both cordiality and strain are ____________
U.S.-Pakistan relationship.

4. Professor Williams made profound contributions to moral theory, most

critique of utilitarianism.
effectively in his_________
mayor
5. Bill de Blasio, who is serving as The________of New York, is a politician in
Democracy parties.
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6. suffrage initiatives were defeated at the polls in San Francisco

The immigrant _______
and Portland, Maine.

7. Sometimes doctors delivered the polymer to the wrong place, causing internal
kidney
bleeding and _______damage.
inconsistent
8. We also found the various studies were more __________ than we would
have expected, " he said.

9. avidly
We listened_______the news from the radio.
Manial
10. _______ workers is usually in the unemployed , suffering from the poverty
and have no opportunity to raise their perspectives.
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Listening

Let’s listen the lecture carefully and take note

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1, What is the main topic of the professor’s discussion?

A. Jack London’s family B. Jack London’s politics

C. Jack London’s works D. Jack London’s life

2, Why did London become a writer?

A. To cover the costs of his kidney illness

B. Because of his failure in becoming a political leader

C. Because he was an avid reader

D. To avoid working in a factory

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3, According to the professor, where did London get his ideas or his publications?
(More than 1 correct answer)

A. He created stories from his imagination

B. He told the stories of people he met when he was a factory worker

C. He used material from his own experiences

D. He retold stories written by other authors

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4, Why does the professor mention London’s novel The Call of the Wild?

A. To name a work that showed London’s anti capitalist ideas

B. To give an example of London’s diverse experiences

C. To give an example of London’s disciplined approach to writing

D. To name the work that brought London fame

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