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[ Quiz Script | Text Completion Quiz ]
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Type: | Speakers: | Length: | | medium | education | conversation | man | 01:48 |
| I. Pre-Listening Exercises [Top] |
What kinds of schools supplies do you usually need to buy before the start of a new academic year (e.g., pen, pencils, laptop or desktop computers, PDA, calculators)?
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| II. Listening Exercises [Top] |
I. Listen to the conversation by pressing the "Play Audio" button and answer the questions. Press the "Final Score" button to check your quiz.
II. Listen to the conversation again as you read the Quiz Script.
| III. Vocabulary Activities [Top] |
| Review the key vocabulary from the conversation:
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| III. Post-Listening Exercises [Top] |
Most students enjoy having new school supplies at the beginning of every year. What kinds of schools supplies do you usually need to buy before the start of a new academic year? Which supplies do you really need and which ones do you want, if money isn't an object? Where do people usually buy these supplies: at school, at a local store, or on the Internet? Discuss these ideas.
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IDIOMS! |
| "rolling in money" = have a lot of money
"Just remember that I'm not rolling in money, so I can't buy you the latest calculator."
"do without something" = do okay without a particular item
"I don't need new notebooks for school, but I can't do without a few pencils." |
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