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    What I Know: I. Cloze Test

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    I. The document provides a cloze test with multiple choice questions and summaries of vocabulary words. II. It then describes profiles of zoo workers Tom, Cindy, Henry, and Leonard, indicating Cindy is most likely responsible for an issue based on her fondness for animals. III. Additional activities include identifying a landlady and renter's issue based on a picture, employing analytical listening skills to solve problems, and identifying a maze culprit based on clues.

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    What I Know: I. Cloze Test

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    I. The document provides a cloze test with multiple choice questions and summaries of vocabulary words. II. It then describes profiles of zoo workers Tom, Cindy, Henry, and Leonard, indicating Cindy is most likely responsible for an issue based on her fondness for animals. III. Additional activities include identifying a landlady and renter's issue based on a picture, employing analytical listening skills to solve problems, and identifying a maze culprit based on clues.

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    I. The document provides a cloze test with multiple choice questions and summaries of vocabulary words. II. It then describes profiles of zoo workers Tom, Cindy, Henry, and Leonard, indicating Cindy is most likely responsible for an issue based on her fondness for animals. III. Additional activities include identifying a landlady and renter's issue based on a picture, employing analytical listening skills to solve problems, and identifying a maze culprit based on clues.

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    What I Know: I. Cloze Test

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    I. The document provides a cloze test with multiple choice questions and summaries of vocabulary words. II. It then describes profiles of zoo workers Tom, Cindy, Henry, and Leonard, indicating Cindy is most likely responsible for an issue based on her fondness for animals. III. Additional activities include identifying a landlady and renter's issue based on a picture, employing analytical listening skills to solve problems, and identifying a maze culprit based on clues.

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    What I know:

    I. Cloze Test
    1. Own
    2. Items
    3. Exactly
    4. Another
    5. Catching up
    6. Shines
    7. Wrote
    8. Again
    9. Sun
    10. Hidden
    II. Multiple Choice:
    11. C
    12. B
    13. B
    14. C
    15. C

    Whats New:
    Activity 2: Snapshot

    Meaning
    Part of speech
    A smart African ape
    Noun
    Term

    Chimpanzee
    Synonym
    Sentence
    Monkey, ape, chimp I enjoyed watching the chimpanzee in the zoo
    last summer.
    Meaning
    Part of speech
    It is an aerial apparatus used in a circus
    Noun
    Term

    Trapeze
    Synonym Sentence
    The word trapeze came from a Latin word
    Swing
    trapezium.

    Meaning Part of speech


    It is an extension of an action noun
    Term

    Extra inning
    Synonym
    Sentence
    Activity, motion, movement Extra inning baseball is thrilling to watch.

    Meaning
    Part of speech
    Roam around a place slowly
    verb
    Term

    Synonym Amble
    Sentence
    Walk, mooch, stroll I usually amble in the streets after dinner.
    Meaning Part of speech
    It is a kind of melon with a thick skin noun
    Term

    Cantaloupe
    Synonym
    Sentence
    Melon My uncle loves to eat cantaloupe.

    Activity 3: Zoo job


    Tom:
     He attended baseball game.
     Tom reminded Roger with the time.
     Tom did not want to work beyond four pm.
    Cindy:
     Cindy noticed that the monkey is sad.
     The monkey wanted a hat too
     Cindy is fond of animals.
    Henry:
     He is introverted.
     He doesn’t want anyone to get angry with him especially Roger.
     He worries a lot.
    Leonard:
     He was gone while his hat was on top of the fridge.
     He doesn’t like jokes.
     Leonard told Roger not to crack any jokes.

    The culprit is Cindy. Based on her profile, she definitely has done wrong.

    Whats More:
    Activity 4: house rules:
    What is the issue between the landlady and the renter based on the picture?
    Based on the picture, the room of the renter is a mess. I can also see a pet cat on it. That must be the
    reason of their commotion.

    Clue: having pets is prohibited in the apartment.


    Clue: her room is untidy and messy.

    Clue: you can see a smoke in the table so using cigarette is prohibited in the apartment.

    What I have learned:


    Activity 5: Outside the box
    Landlady: Do you still want to rent in my apartment?

    Renter: Yes, I am apologizing for breaking all of your house rules. I wanted to stay her so I promise to
    keep my room tidy. I will quit smoking and I will let my cat stay in my friend’s house for a while.

    Landlady: Okay, make sure you will do all of your promises.

    Activity 6: lesson tweet

    Analytical listening is the skill to examine what is the problem or issues are all about. It focuses on
    interpreting the messages and assess whether its reasoning is logical to be accepted.

    It is helpful in problem solving because it brings balance to a discussion.

    The steps to employ analytical skills are listening to the messages, knowing the issue behind it,
    paraphrasing, summarizing all the information and to dig deeper on the case.

    Activity 7: Maze runner

    The culprit is mr peters.

    1. What is the problem in the maze?


    The car tires of the doctor are being damaged by its patient.
    2. Why did you choose him/her to be the culprit? What are the evidences or clues?
    I chose Mr. Peters because he was diagnose to have an anger management issues. He was not
    delighted by his therapy.

    Assessment:
    Test 1:
    1. D
    2. A
    3. A
    4. A
    5. D

    Test 2:
    6. A
    7. A
    8. D
    9. D
    10. B
    Test 3:
    11. D
    12. D
    13. B
    14. C
    15. D

    Additional activity:

    Let it Go:

    Start

    Where: A KINGDOM OF ISOLATION

    Who: ELSA

    What: SHE WANTED TO LIVE NORMALLY

    How: BY SHOWING HER TRUE IDENTITY AND POWER TO THE PUBLIC

    Why: SHE IS HIDING HER POWER FROM EVERYONE

    So what? SHE WANT TO OVERCOME ALL OF HER UNCERTAINTIES

     SHE FLEE FROM HER KINGDOM


     SHE WAS NOT BOTHERED BY THE COLD
     SHE LET GO OF HER WORRIES
     SHE HAD ENOUGH OF HER LIMITATIONS
     SHE STOP CARING ABOUT WHAT THE PEOPLE WOULD SAY TO HER

    Cause: SHE STANDS ON THE RAGING STORM

    Consequence: SHE WAS ABLE TO ASSESS HER POWER’S CAPACITY

    Cause: SHE OVERCOME ALL OF HER UNCERTAINTIES

    Consequence: SHE HAD FULL CONTROL OF HER POWER


    FINISH

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