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This is how I usually use the quiz with my students.
Please note the quiz and the activities below come in two levels.
Lesson 1: (first lesson of a new year) Students answer the questions the quiz. Optionally, I may give out the correct answers. We highlight interesting chunks of language (see the teachers' notes that accompany the quiz)
Lesson 2: Students' mini-presentations on the news stories they chose in Lesson 1 OR the ones they didn't know the answers to. Vocabulary review and practice 1. (available in two levels)
Lesson 3: Vocabulary review and practice 2 (available in two levels)
Scroll all the way down for the teachers' notes for the vocabulary activities for both levels.
I'm going to try this tonight with a group of adult students. It looks really promising.
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