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Supplementary Materials: 5th Week

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             Supplementary Materials Week 1 [1] Review: Reading   https://testmoz.com/12799820 Passcode: Believer   [2]  Vocabulary builder set 1 https://testmoz.com/12572916 Password: Futile Week 2 [3]  Review: Reading Skills 1 & 2   https://testmoz.com/12493218 Passcode: 3gh6jnHH   [4] Vocabulary builder set 2 https://testmoz.com/12586800 Password: Building Week 3 [5] Vocabulary builder set 3 https://testmoz.com/12626960 Password: Predecessor [6] Review: Reading Skills 3 & 4   https://testmoz.com/12550252 Passcode: Lame-duck   Week 4 [7] Vocabulary builder set 4 https://testmoz.com/12660690 Password: Rainman [8] Review: Reading Skills 5 & 6   https://testmoz.com/12691136 Password: Wise   Week 5 [9] Grammar: Tenses & the Passive Voice https://testmoz.com/12637168 Password: Adamant Use  your full names please.  

[5] The Passive Voice - Part 1

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              STYLE - THE PASSIVE VOICE. Change  the sentences from the active voice to passive. Be careful about the tenses 1.    The students use the computers for the project from Monday to Thursday.     2.   Phoebe is texting her boyfriend.       3.   Mike was delivering the documents to the department  when I came in.       4.    Our school has sent food to the starving refugees .     5.    The women in the organization had collected money for the hospital before the men did     6.    The person in charge should have bought the supplies for the meeting.       7.   Somebody will call Mr. Lee tonight.       8.   The hurricane has caused considerable damage.     9.   The chief executive officer was developing a new procedure before the bankrupt...

(7) Making Inferences from Stated Facts

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  Passage One  (Questions 1-4)   TIGER MOTHS   One of the most beautiful of the more than 100,00 known species in the order Lepidoptera are the tiger moths, moths known for the striking appeal of their distinctive coloration. This type of the moth is covered with highly conspicuous orange-and-black or yellow-and-black patterns of spots and stripes. Such boldly patterned color combinations are commonplace in the animal world, serving the function of forewarning potential predators of unpleasant tastes and smells. This is unquestionably the function served by the striking coloration of the garden tiger moth, which is quite visually attractive but is also poisonous to predators. Certain glands in the garden tiger moth produce strong toxins that circulate throughout the insect’s bloodstream, while other glands secrete bubbles that produce a noxious warning smell. The tiger moth, indeed, is a clear example of a concept that many predators intuitively understand, that crea...

[4] Grammar Review: Tenses & Other Constructions - Part 2

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                TENSES AND CONFUSING VERBS   Choose the correct verb form in the following sentences.   1.   I’ve finished reading a story called Dangerous. It’s about a woman who [kills, killed, is killing] his brother because of envy.  2.    You’d better go to bed early. The plane [ will leave is leaving, leaves ] at 6 o’clock tomorrow morning, so we’ll have to be up by 4:30!  3.   I [will visit, visit, am visiting ] my father next Sunday.  4.   [Sitting, Setting] the flowers on the table, she noticed the cat [setting, sitting] on the chair nearby. 5.   At nine o’ clock, a grill [rises, raises] to prevent any entry into the vault. 6.   When I reach retirement age in 2035,  I [will be, will have been] sixty years old. 7.   When I reach retirement age in 2035, I [will work, will have worked] for the post office for thirty years. 8.   ...

(6) Understanding Negative Facts

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  Passage One  (Questions 1-5)    FLATFISH     Members of the flatfish family, sand dabs and flounders, have an evolutionary advantage over many colorfully decorated ocean neighbors in that they are able to adapt their body coloration to different environments. These aquatic chameleons have flattened bodies that are well-suited to life along the ocean floor in the shallower areas of the continental shelf that they inhabit. They also have remarkably sensitive color vision that registers the subtlest gradations on the sea bottom and in the sea life around them. Information about the coloration of the environment is carried through the nervous system to chromatophores, which are pigment-carrying skin cells. These chromatophores are able to accurately reproduce not only the colors but also the texture of the ocean floor. Each time that a sand dab or flounder finds itself in a new environment, the pattern on the body of the fish adapts to fit in with the color a...