WBTLE Part Five ENTER Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All

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Lesson 12- The Needs That Drive Us All

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I. Oral Work

II. Quiz

III.Writing

IV. Listening Lab


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I.I. Oral WorkOral Work

List:

1. Report in your own words

2. Group discussion

3. Debating


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Analyze the logic of the author’s explanatory paragraphs of “power” and explain the “power” as one of human’s basic needs in your own words.

Explain “fun” as one of human’s basic needs in your own words.

Report in your own words


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Lord Acton once said that power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Do you agree? What should we do about it if it is true? Can we kill the desire for power? Can we give people all the power they want? What is your solution?

How do you understand the author’s real purpose for writing this article?

Group discussion


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Topic for debating:

Desire for power is one of the basic human needs.


The end of Oral Work.

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II.II. Quiz Quiz

List:

1. Quiz 1

2. Quiz 2

3. Quiz 3


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II.II. Quiz 1Quiz 1The ancient Egyptians were masters of preserving dead people's bodies by making mummies of them. Mummies several thousand years old have been discovered nearly intact. The skin, hair, teeth, fingernails and toenails, and facial features of the mummies were evident. It is possible to diagnose the disease they suffered in life, such as smallpox, arthritis, and nutritional deficiencies. The process was remarkably effective. Sometimes apparent were the fatal afflictions of the dead people: a middle-aged king died from a blow on the head, and polio killed a child king. Mummification consisted of removing the internal organs, applying natural preservatives inside and out, and then wrapping the body in layers of bandages.

This paragraph is not coherent.Revise it for coherence.

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II.II. Quiz 1Quiz 1The ancient Egyptians were masters of preserving dead people's bodies by making mummies of them. In short, mummification consisted of removing the internal organs, applying natural preservatives inside and out, and then wrapping the body in layers of bandages. And the process was remarkably effective. Indeed, mummies several thousand years old have been discovered nearly intact. Their skin, hair, teeth, fingernails and toenails, and facial features are still evident. Their diseases in life, such as smallpox, arthritis, and nutritional deficiencies, are still diagnosable. Even their fatal afflictions are still apparent: a middle-aged king died from a blow on the head; a child king died from polio.

The end of Quiz 1.

Pronouns and repeated key words

Transitional words

Parallel structure


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II.II. Quiz 2Quiz 2

1. ______ she needed the job, she had to refuse.a. As far as b. Much morec. Much as d. As much

2. Nowadays adverting costs are no longer in reasonable ____ to the total cost of the product.

a. proportion b. correlation

c. connection d. correspondence

c a



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II.II. Quiz 2Quiz 23. Every man in this country has the right to live wher

e he wants to, _____ the color of his skin.a. with the exception ofb. regardless of

c. by virtue of d. in the light of

4. Care should be taken to decrease the length of time that one is ____ loud continuous noise.

a. subject to b. filled withc. associated with d. attached to

b a



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5. By ___ himself ___ a secret society, he satisfied the sensation-seeking side of his nature.

a. attaching… with b. attaching… toc. associating… with d. associating… to

6. Rather than ____ trouble, he left without telling anyone.

a. causing b. to causec. have caused d. cause

b d



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II.II. Quiz 2Quiz 2

7. ____ for your help, we’d never have been able to get over the difficulties.

a. Had it not b. If it were not c. Had it not been d. If we had not been

8. Nothing could save him but ____ his ways. a. reforming b. reform

c. be reformed d. to reform

c d



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II.II. Quiz 2Quiz 2

9. One of the main problems in the city is _____ pollution.

a. how to do away withb. how can do away with

c. that to do away withd. that how to do away with

10. Physics is the present-day equivalent of ____ used to be called natural philosophy, from which most of present-day science arose.

a. that b. allc. which d. what

a d



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11. ____ he has surpassed every other English writer is in his ballads and songs.

a. That b. What

c. Which d. Where

12. John's record was ____ on the team.

a. so not good as all the players

b. not good as the playersc. not so good as any other player's

d. so good as not that of any player's

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d c



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II.II. Quiz 2Quiz 2

13. This room is _____ that one.

a. three times big than b. three times as big asc. three times d. bigger three times than

14. There was not a soul to be found in the house, search ___they would.

a. as b. thoughc. although d. as to

b a

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1. There are millions of dollars in lost revenue due to tax ________. (avoid)

2. The police are responsible for the _________ of the law and order. (preserve)

3. Bill said he had been under _______ when he confessed. (coerce)

4. ___________ of the latest violence came from all political parties. (condemn)

5. In 1939 Stalin and Hitler sign a ___________ pact. (aggression)

II.II. Quiz 3Quiz 3

avoidance

preservation

coercion

Condemnation

non-aggression

Fill out the blanks with the proper form of the given words.

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III.III. Writing Writing

On Power

1. Give an example or examples to show the harm of power abuse.

2. In what way can power be used to benefit the majority of people?

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Choice Theory

It is an explanation of how and why we behave. Dr. Glasser is _______ a shift from “external control” to “internal control” _________. He explains that all behaviors are _______ to meet one or more of the five basic needs—Survival, Love and Belonging, Power, Freedom, and Fun. Each individual has in his mind pictures of our “______ World”—needs satisfying people, places, ideas, and _______.

IV. Listening IV. Listening LabLab

advocating

psychologyattempts

Qualityconcepts



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Choice Theory

In Choice Theory, Dr. Glasser explains that we are _______ comparing what we want with what we have and that when we are not getting what we want, we are ________to behave in order to get more of what we want. Our behavior _______ of thinking and acting, connected to our feelings and ________.

constantly

motivatedconsists

physiology




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Choice Theory

Choice Theory is used in our schools to teach students why they ______ as they do. It also is taught because when students understand how their behavioral ______ works, they have the power to choose more _________behaviors, do higher quality work, and _____more responsible and respectful relationships with ______ as well as faculty.

behave

systemappropriate

form

peers

The end of Listening Lab.



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