tailieunhanh - Speaking and Writing Strategies for the TOEFL iBT part 31

TOEFL calls this written personal-opinion argument an independent essay. Yes, this independent essay is short and simple; nevertheless, it demonstrates coherence. | Speaking Task Six - 289 Remember ETS recycles the same testing methods throughout the speaking and writing sections. Because ETS recycles the same testing methods they are predictable. Because they are predictable you can apply G 3TiC C and its variations G TiC G TiC C G 2TiC C to all six speaking tasks and to both writing tasks. By doing so you will demonstrate OPDUL C for all eight tasks. Developing a Response Step-by-Step When developing and delivering a response for this task use G 3TiC C and the following five steps to demonstrate OPDUL C in your response. Step 1 Make a G 3TiC C note map. First the narrator will give instructions. Narrator For this task you will listen to a lecture on an academic topic. After you listen to the lecture you will summarize the main points. You will have 20 seconds to prepare your response and 60 seconds to speak. As the narrator gives instructions make a note map. Because time is limited simply number each body paragraph instead of writing TiC. Remember Use transitions of addition when connecting each body paragraph when you speak. G 1 first 2 next 3 also C 290 - Speaking Task Six Step 2 Listen to the lecture 2-3 minutes . When the narrator is finished you will listen to the lecture Read along as you listen to a sample lecture. CD Track Animal behavior can be classified according to the time of day an 31 animal is active. Animals such as horses elephants and most birds --are said to be diurnal because they are active during the day and rest at night. Those animals active at dawn and dusk are said to be crepuscular. Beetles skunks and rabbits fall into this category. The third group are those animals that sleep during the day and are active at night. They are called nocturnal. A good example is the bat. Bats have highly developed eyesight hearing and smell. This helps them avoid predators and locate food. Being nocturnal also helps them avoid high temperatures during the day especially in deserts where temperatures can reach well