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As usual, the quiz follows the multiple-choice format that allows you to move through questions fairly quickly while leaving plenty of time for discussions about the stories and language exploration.
As before, the quiz is packed with common lexical chunks and other vocabulary that students can learn, practice and recycle. I admit I tend to gravitate toward the same news-heavy phrases year after year – take to the streets, went viral, protests broke out – so this year I've tried to incorporate everyday expressions such (to be) an item, hitch a ride and a thorn in someone's side (see Advanced level) to give students a broader range of useful language.
