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Practical English (1) Advanced
  • Instructor Dr. Yi-Cheng Huang
  • Course Code A8027230
  • School of Electrical and Information
  • Time 1330-1620
  • Date Nov. 22, 2007

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Course Description of Today
  • 1. Chapter 1, Unit 3 Endangered Species
    (Disappearing Animals)
  • 2. Self-Introduction
  • 3. Roll Call

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Vocabulary Paragraph 1
  • 1 species a group of animals or plants that are
    very similar and can reproduce together.
  • 2 die out to pass out of existence
  • 3 estimate (v) if you estimate a quantity or
    value, you make an approximate judgment or
    calculation of it (n) an estimate is an
    approximate calculation of a quantity or value.
  • 4 appalling shocking, deeply offending

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Vocabulary Paragraph 1
  • 5 habitat the habitat of an animal or plant is
    the natural environment in which it normally
    lives or grows.
  • 6 exploitation a situation in which someone is
    being treated unfairly or being taken advantage
    of
  • 7 conservation the preservation and protection
    of the environment
  • 8 category if people or things are divided into
    categories, they are divided into groups in such
    a way that the members of each group are similar
    to each other

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Vocabulary Paragraph 2
  • 1 extinct no longer in existence, especially a
    kind of plant or animal
  • 2 critical time, factor, or situation is
    extremely important a critical situation is very
    serious and dangerous. if a person is critical
    or in a critical situation, they are seriously
    ill to be critical of someone or something means
    to criticize them.

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Vocabulary Paragraph 2
  • 3 endanger to endanger something or someone
    means to put them in a situation where they might
    be harmed or destroyed completely
  • 4 Siberian tiger, snow leopard (see photos)
  • 5 giant panda (see photo)
  • 6 vulnerable exposed, unprotected
  • 7 decline if something declines, it becomes less
    in quantity, important, or strength
  • 8 cheetah (see photos)

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Siberian tiger
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snow leopard
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giant panda
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cheetah
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Vocabulary Paragraph 3 and 4
  • 1 factor a fact to be considered
  • 2 deforest, deforestation if an area is
    deforested, all the trees there are cut down or
    destroyed
  • 3 Sumatra orangutan (see photo)
  • 4 demand the state of being much wanted

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Sumatra
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Sumatra orangutan
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Vocabulary Paragraph 5 and 6
  • 1 native your native country or area is the
    country or area where you were born and brought
    up plants or animals that are native to a
    particular region live or grow there naturally
    rather than being brought there.
  • 2 intentionally with purpose, deliberately
  • 3 brown tree snake (see photo)

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Vocabulary Paragraph 5 and 6
  • 4 cargo the contents of a ship, plane, truck,
    etc., that are being transported
  • 5 Guam (see photo)
  • 6 kill off if you say that a group or an amount
    of something has been killed off, you mean that
    all of them or all of it have been killed or
    destroyed.
  • 7 pet a pet is an animal that you keep in your
    home to give you company and pleasure.

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Guam
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brown tree snake
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Vocabulary Paragraph 5 and 6
  • 8 anaconda, python (see photo)
  • 9 swamp an area of very wet land with wild
    plants growing in it
  • 10 alligator vs. crocodile
  • 11 awareness the state of being knowledgeable
    about something, an understanding

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anaconda, python
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Assignment for Next Week
  • Please Preview Unit 2, Chapter 3 (Bring Back the
    Woolly Mammoth?)
  • Please Prepare Your 3 Minutes Personal
    Introduction

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