Thursday, November 21, 2024

Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker




Skim: read fast

Article: story in the newspaper or magazine

Aspect: part

Screenplay: story or plot of a movie

Particular: special

Type: kind

Audience: people watching a movie or concert

Cinematography: photography in a movie; how beautifully or special the movie is filmed

Special effects: dinosaur, bomb, car race; something that makes the audience say “wow!” = exciting part of the movie

Affect: influence

Bored to tears: you want to emphasize bored

Confused: don’t really understand

Character: not a real person

Create: make

Cinema: movie

Er: person

Thought provoking: interesting

Christy is playing hooky.

Feel: felt 

How come?  = Why

Elaborate: explain

Flick: movie

Genre: kind or type of movie

Horror: scary movie

 Accent 

Documentary: sounds “tree”    doc

Science fiction: sci-fi

14. Why have special effects gotten better in movies? The main reason is computer animation, which started in the 1990s. 





How to pass the GEPT:

1. 65 or over on the listening (first column). PINK

2. 65 or over on the reading (second column). PINK

140 or over total score (third column). 

GREEN






Could you please repeat that? 

How do you spell    ? 



Hitchhiker    optimistic       pessimistic 











Midterm Exam is out of 90.    /90

It is 15% of your final grade. So I can divide by 6. For example, 75/6=12.5 or 13%

When you write a sentence in English, you cannot start with a number.

With 100, I cannot divide by 5. 

At the top of the Midterm Exam page: 

Class/Day: 3:10; Thursday      

Teacher: Patrick Cowsill

Could you also write your seat number at the top of the page? Thanks. 






In my opinion, a paragraph cannot be shorter than five sentences. You cannot develop an idea in less than five sentences. 

1. Explain: why/because

2. Quote: My friend said: “I am from Tokyo, but I do not speak Japanese.”

3. Chronological: First, then, after, finally

4. W5: Who, what, when, where, why?

6. Transition word: therefore, however, furthermore, in conclusion, nonetheless, nevertheless, moreover

S.V.O;TW,S.V.O.

I like to eat pizza; moreover, I enjoy having pasta.






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