Here are the marks for the University English (UE) classes. Scroll down until you find your class number, and then find your student number.

The number is out of 80. Remember your mid-term exam, which is out of 20. Add the two numbers together to get a number out of 100 (80 + 20 = 100%)

I still have your original tests, so if you think that there was a mistake, or if you have any other questions, then leave a comment here.

Have a good winter vacation.

Yours truly,
Richard Stansfield

Class 29

Student Number, Score (out of 80)

12081277, 79.00
12110134, 71.00
12110135, 64.00
12110139, 70.00
12110144, 73.00
12111063, 68.50
12110195, 75.00
12110203, 0.00
12110205, 69.00
12110921, 62.00
12110235, 68.00
12110243, 0.00
12110284, 70.50
12110296, 65.00
12110986, 67.00
12111115, 63.00
12110361, 76.00
12110383, 69.50
12114009, 77.00
12060316, 78.00
12110388, 58.00
12093222, 80.00
12111126, 56.00
12111127, 61.00
12113947, 59.00
12100951, 57.00
12110449, 60.00
12110456, 74.00
12111147, 66.00

Class 61

Student Number, Score (out of 80)

12071523, 80.00
12091428, 63.00
12113727, 70.00
12110508, 61.00
12113728, 69.50
12110650, 77.00
12090731, 64.00
12080149, 78.00
12111509, 62.00
12111529, 0.00
12110671, 75.00
12113956, 71.00
12050657, 0.00
12111560, 0.00
12110801, 67.00
12113774, 0.00
12110578, 60.00
12110835, 59.00
12110838, 69.00
12070514, 74.00
12113962, 65.00
12110717, 76.00
12111678, 70.50
12110603, 66.00
12110850, 68.00
12080384, 79.00

Class 93

Student Number, Score (out of 80)

12111702, 79.50
12111801, 62.00
12111805, 64.00
12112676, 66.00
12102595, 65.00
12111813, 79.00
12111224, 0.00
12112026, 74.00
12111826, 72.00
12111233, 70.50
12071743, 63.00
12111840, 68.00
12111844, 0.00
12111849, 71.00
12111261, 78.00
12111853, 0.00
12112689, 69.00
12111863, 67.00
12112730, 76.00
12112694, 61.00
12112605, 60.00
12111894, 69.50
12112697, 58.00
12111765, 77.00
12112611, 68.50
12111329, 75.00
12112745, 66.50
12111907, 73.00
12114007, 80.00
12112086, 0.00
12111960, 67.50
12111381, 70.00
12112714, 59.00
12091394, 57.00

Class 125

Student Number, Score (out of 80)

12112110, 75.00
12112114, 79.00
12092538, 68.00
12112434, 77.00
12112125, 64.00
12112253, 63.00
12112509, 58.00
12112303, 62.00
12104583, 59.00
12113307, 70.00
12102879, 71.00
12094834, 60.00
12102331, 57.00
12112166, 78.00
12112348, 69.00
12112366, 61.00
12112367, 65.00
12114013, 76.00
12082310, 80.00
12112201, 66.00
12112210, 67.00

Class 157

Student Number, Score (out of 80)

12112857, 68.00
12103480, 69.50
12102795, 67.50
12113104, 74.00
12082471, 68.50
12113802, 65.00
12112883, 75.00
12112817, 0.00
12112927, 79.00
12113131, 78.00
12113914, 0.00
12103869, 0.00
12112953, 76.00
12112966, 70.00
12112970, 72.00
12102877, 66.00
12092698, 63.00
12113826, 0.00
12113006, 0.00
12113902, 64.00
12113606, 71.00
12113830, 0.00
12103532, 69.00
12112843, 0.00
12112845, 0.00
12071275, 73.00
12113702, 70.50
12113843, 0.00
12101759, 77.00
12113891, 67.00
12113087, 80.00

- When answering a question, use complete sentences.

- When answering a questions, give details.

How many questions you answer is not important. How well you answer each question is important. Quality is more important than quantity.

………………..

Example: A: Which do you like better, e-mail or letters?

“A”-quality answer

A: Which do you like better, e-mail or letters?

B: I like e-mail better, even though it’s less personal than a letter. E-mail is quicker, and you can send photos with e-mail, as attachments. It’s also more convenient, because you can send e-mail from any computer or from your cell-phone.

“B”-quality answer

A: Which do you like better, e-mail or letters?

B: I like e-mail better because it’s quicker, and you can send photos with e-mail, as attachments.

“C”-quality answer

A: Which do you like better, e-mail or letters?

B: I like e-mail better because it’s quicker.

“D”-quality answer

A: Which do you like better, e-mail or letters?

B: I like e-mail better.

“F”-quality answer

A: Which do you like better, e-mail or letters?

B: E-mail.

………………..

Also …

–> Don’t speak too slowly or too quickly.

–> Don’t speak too quietly. (You don’t have to be loud. Just be loud enough for your partner and I to hear you easily.)

–> Don’t hesitate or pause.

e.g. “Ummm … I like e-mail better … uhhh … because it’s quicker. You can … 뭐지? … send a picture as an … 뭐라고? … attachment.”

If you are trying to remember something, then say, “Let me think …”

–> Mistakes in grammar, vocabulary, or pronunciation are not a problem if I can understand you without difficulty.

–> Do not miss your appointment!

I only have one week to test all of my students, so I cannot reschedule. So if you miss your appointment, you miss the test, and you get 0 out of 30%. Also, you will be marked absent for the whole week (3 hours).

–> Do not be late!

You and your partner only have 10 minutes for this test. That is only 5 minutes for each student. It is worth 30% of your final grade. So, for every minute you are late, you will lose 6 marks.

If your partner is not there, go into the room anyway. Do not be late because of your partner. (I will do the test with you alone.)

* Please wait inside the classroom. Time is very tight.

All Classes

* Vocabulary

direct: (adjective) saying clearly and honestly what you think

discreet: (adjective) careful not to cause embarrassment or attract too much attention, especially by keeping something secret

jet lag: (noun) when you feel tired because you have just travelled a long distance on an aircraft

personal: (adjective) relating to the private parts of someone’s life, including their relationships and feelings

punctuation: (noun) marks that you use in writing so that people can see when a sentence begins and finishes, that something is a question, etc.

static: (noun) unpleasant noise that you hear on a radio, television, or telephone, caused by electricity in the air

vowel: (noun) a speech sound that you make with your lips and teeth open, shown in English by the letters ‘a’, ‘e’, ‘i’, ‘o’ or ‘u’

* Telephone English

–> page 100 of the text book

* How to Begin and End a Telephone Conversation

–> handouts

* How to Interrupt and Restart a Conversation

–> page 102 of the text book

* How to Interrupt Someone Politely

–> handouts

Class 157

* Trying to Remember Words

–> pages 112 and 113 of the text book

* Finding the Right Word

–> handouts

Class 61

* Trying to Remember Words

–> pages 112 and 113 of the text book

Vocabulary

cardio: (noun) physical exercise of relatively low intensity that depends primarily on the aerobic energy-generating process

weight training: (noun) a kind of physical exercise in which people lift or push heavy weights with their arms and legs in order to strengthen their muscles

yo-yo effect: (noun) when a dieter is initially successful in the pursuit of weight loss but is unsuccessful in maintaining the loss long-term and begins to gain the weight back. The dieter then seeks to lose the regained weight, and the cycle begins again.

plunder: (verb) to steal goods violently from a place, especially during a war

splendid: (adjective) excellent, or beautiful and impressive

ritzy: (adjective) expensive and fashionable

territorial: (adjective) belonging or relating to a territory

volcanic: (adjective) relating to or produced by a volcano or volcanoes

abundant:(adjective) existing in large amounts

paradox: (noun) when a situation involves two or more facts or qualities which seem to contradict each other

assembly: (noun) a large group of people who meet regularly to make decisions or laws for a particular region or country

sympathize: (verb) when you show that you are sorry for someone who is in a bad situation

in a row: (phrase) [several times] in succession

20-20 club: (phrase) in baseball, a season with 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases

stolen base: (noun) in baseball, when a baserunner successfully advances to the next base while the pitcher is delivering the ball to home plate

define: (verb) to say what the meaning of something, especially a word, is

palace: (noun) a large house that is the official home of a king, queen or other person of high social rank

reputation: (noun) the opinion that people in general have about someone or something, or how much respect or admiration someone or something receives, based on past behaviour or character

achievement: (noun) when you succeed in doing something good, usually by working hard

eventually: (adverb) in the end, especially after a long time

select: (verb) to choose someone or something

Discussion Questions

Describe either a good way or a bad way to lose weight. Why is it good/bad?

Describe either a good way or a bad way to lose weight. Why is it good/bad?

In the past, France colonized other countries and plundered cultural assets. What do you think about that?

In the past, France colonized other countries and plundered cultural assets. What do you think about that?

Why is Dokdo important for Korea?

Why is Dokdo important for Korea?

What is the “Korean Time Paradox,” and what do you think about it?

What is the “Korean Time Paradox,” and what do you think about it?

In your free time, do you watch baseball? Why or why not?

In your free time, do you watch baseball? Why or why not?

Do you think that the “Korean Wave” is helpful to Korea? Why or why not?

Do you think that the “Korean Wave” is helpful to Korea? Why or why not?

Do you think that Eminem deserves to be famous? Why or why not?

Do you think that Eminem deserves to be famous? Why or why not?

What do you think about the Chinese basketball player Yao Ming?

What do you think about the Chinese basketball player Yao Ming?

… … …

Class 93

Vocabulary

recommend: (verb) when someone suggests that you would find a person or thing good or useful

refined: (adjective) when someone is very polite and has good manners and good taste

increasingly: (adverb) indicates that a situation or quality is becoming greater in intensity or more common

credit: (noun) praise that is given to someone for something they have done

civil service: (noun) the government departments and the people who work in them

inevitable: (adjective) certain to happen and unable to be avoided or prevented

pernicious: (adjective) when something is very harmful

shrink: (verb) when cloth or clothing becomes smaller in size, usually as a result of being washed

crack down: (phrasal verb) to try harder to prevent people breaking a rule, using something harmful, committing a crime, etc. and deal severely with those who do

girl group: (noun) a popular music act featuring everal young female singers who generally harmonise together

costume: (noun) a set of clothes worn in order to look like someone else, especially for a party or as part of an entertainment

wardrobe malfunction: (noun) an embarrassing situation caused by the clothes a person is wearing

committee: (noun) a group of people who meet to make decisions or plans for a larger group or organization that they represent

vote: (noun) a choice made by a particular person or group in a meeting or an election

overwhelmingly: (adverb) physically or mentally crushing. intensely powerful

side effect: (noun) an unpleasant effect of a drug that happens in addition to the main effect

periodically: (adverb) at regular intervals

inject: (verb) to use a needle and syringe (= small tube) to put a liquid such as a drug into a person’s body

relic: (noun) something which was made or used a long time ago and which is kept for its historical significance

invaluable: (adjective) if you describe something as invaluable, you mean that it is extremely useful

mudflat: (noun) a tract of low muddy land, especially near an estuary, that is covered at high tide and exposed at low tide

addiction: (noun) a very strong desire or need for something

curfew: (noun) when someone must be inside their home after a particular time at night

adolescent: (noun) young people who are no longer children but who have not yet become adults

representative: (adjective) typical of people or things in a particular group

separate: (adjective) not together, or not joined to something else

generation: (noun) all the people in a group or country who are of a similar age, especially when they are considered as having the same experiences or attitudes

Discussion Questions

What’s your favorite restaurant in Incheon? Describe it in detail. (food, location, etc.)

What’s your favorite restaurant in Incheon? Describe it in detail.

Do you believe that men should receive credit for doing their military service? If not, then what should we do instead?

Do you believe that men should receive credit for doing their military service? If not, then what should we do instead?

What are some ways to quit smoking? Why do you think they are good methods?

What are some ways to quit smoking? Why do you think they are good methods?

What do you think about Korean girl groups’ revealing costumes?

What do you think about Korean girl groups’ revealing costumes?

What do you think the effects of the Pyungchang Olympics will be?

What do you think the effects of the Pyungchang Olympics will be?

What do you think are the positive or negative effects of K-pop?

What do you think are the positive or negative effects of K-pop?

What do you think will be the positive or negative effects of the “Internet game curfew”?

What do you think will be the positive or negative effects of the “Internet game curfew”?

What places in Incheon would you like to go to, and why?

What places in Incheon would you like to go to, and why?

Do you think that sexual criminals should be chemically castrated? Why or why not?

Do you think that sexual criminals should be chemically castrated? Why or why not?

… … …

Class 29

Vocabulary

front-runner: (noun) the leader in a race, whether political or athletic

tedious: (adjective) when a job, task, or situation is boring and rather frustrating

exclusive: (adjective) when something is limited to people who have a lot of money or who belong to a high social class, and is therefore not available to everyone

asylum: (noun) a place of safety or protection

corridors: (noun) a passageway connecting parts of a building or off which rooms open

originate: (verb) to bring or come into being; to start

radiation: (noun) very small particles of a radioactive substance that can cause illness and death

thaw: (verb) when ice, snow, or something else that is frozen melts

greenhouse effect: (noun) the problem caused by increased quantities of gases such as carbon dioxide in the air

emit: (verb) when something is sent out by means of a physical or chemical process

radio-activity: (noun) a substance that produces energy in the form of powerful and harmful rays

register: (verb) when something shows on a scale or measuring instrument

civil war: (noun) a war which is fought between different groups of people who live in the same country

rebel: (noun) people who are fighting against their own country’s army in order to change the political system there

investigate: (verb) to try to find out what happened or what is the truth

direction : instructions for doing something or for reaching a place

background : the background to an event or situation consists of the facts that explain what caused it

win-win: (adjective) when a situation benefits all participants

trend: (noun) a change or development towards something new or different

announcer: (noun) someone who introduces programmes on radio or television or who reads the text of a radio or television advertisement

exceed: (verb) to be more than a particular number or amount

professional: (noun) a person who does a particular thing to earn money rather than as a hobby

spectator: (noun) someone who watches something, especially a sporting event

traditional: (adjective) describes customs, beliefs, or methods that have existed for a long time without changing

Mongolia: (noun) an Asian country whose people, led by Genghis Khan and Kublai Khan, took control of large areas of China and central Asia in the 12th and 13th centuries A.D.

native: (noun) someone who was born in a particular country or region

Discussion Questions

Why do you think social networking services are popular? Do you like them?

Why do you think social networking services are popular? Do you like them?

Would you like to go to a Halloween party? Why or why not?

Would you like to go to a Halloween party? Why or why not?

Do you believe that global warming is real? Why or why not?

Do you believe that global warming is real? Why or why not?

Tell me about a recent disaster, and give me details.

Tell me about a recent disaster, and give me details.

Do you think that watching baseball is interesting? Why or why not?

Do you think that watching baseball is interesting? Why or why not?

What audition programs do you watch, and why do you watch them? If you don’t watch any, why not?

What audition programs do you watch, and why do you watch them? If you don’t watch any, why not?

What do you think might happen in the future because of Libya’s civil war?

What do you think might happen in the future because of Libya’s civil war?

What are some interesting clothes? What countries are they from, and why are they interesting?

What are some interesting clothes? What countries are they from, and why are they interesting?

… … …

Class 61

Vocabulary

web browser: (noun) a computer program that makes it possible for you to read information on the Internet

security: (noun) protection of a person, building, organization or country against threats such as crime or attacks by foreign countries

compatible: (adjective) able to exist, live together, or work successfully with something or someone else

corporal punishment: (noun) the physical punishment of people, especially of children by hitting them

adolescence: (noun) the period time in a person’s life when they are developing into an adult

authority: (noun) the moral or illegal rights or ability to control

demonstration: (noun) when a group of people march or stand together to show that they disagree with or support someone or something

probation: (noun) a period of time when a criminal must behave well and not commit any more crimes in order to avoid being sent to prison

maltreat: (verb) to treat someone cruelly or violently

popularize: (verb) to cause something to become known, admired, or used by many people

genre: (noun) a particular subject or style of literature, art or music

typical: (adjective) showing the characteristics of a particular kind of person or thing

scold: (verb) to tell off someone because you disapprove of their behaviour

sufficient: (adjective) enough for a particular purpose

color blindness: (noun) to have trouble seeing red, green, or blue or a mix of these colors

mileage: (noun) the number of miles that it can travel using one gallon or litre of fuel

horsepower: (noun) a unit of power used for measuring how powerful an engine is

automobile: (noun) a motor vehicle with room for a small number of passengers

fascinate: (verb) to interest strongly; to intrigue

currency: (noun) the system of money, or the coins and notes, in use in a country

boom: (noun) a sudden increaseor growth in business, prosperity, activity, etc.

Discussion Questions

Which web browser do you think is the best? Why?

Which web browser do you think is the best? Why?

Do you agree with corporal punishment? Why or why not?

Do you agree with corporal punishment? Why or why not?

What have been the effects of the movie “The Crucible”?

What have been the effects of the movie “The Crucible”?

What’s your favorite computer game, and why do you like it?

What’s your favorite computer game, and why do you like it?

Describe some of the benefits of the Korean Wave.

Describe some of the benefits of the Korean Wave.

Why do you think some people want to own expensive cars?

Why do you think some people want to own expensive cars?

What are some of the difficulties of owning a dog?

What are some of the difficulties of owning a dog?

… … …

Class 157

Vocabulary

separate: (verb) to take, force or keep apart (from others or each other)

access: (noun) the right, opportunity or ability to use, approach, meet with or enter something

countryside: (noun) rural land situated outside or away from towns

prominent: (adjective) important or famous

Korean wave: (noun) the popularity of South Korean popular culture in other Asian countries

ferment: (verb) to [cause something to] change chemically through the action of living substances, such as yeast or bacteria

violence: (noun) behavior which is intended to hurt, injure, or kill people

regionalism: (noun) a strong feeling of pride or loyalty that people in a region have for that region, often including a desire to govern themselves

obsession: (noun) when someone spends too much time thinking about a person or thing

one-dimensional: (adjective) simple and not considering or showing all the parts of something ? used to show disapproval

repetitive: (adjective) done many times in the same way, and boring

addictive: (adjective) when an activity is so enjoyable that you do not want to stop

ambiguous: (adjective) having more than one possible meaning

satire: (noun) when you use jokes humour to criticize people or ideas

bittersweet: (adjective) containing a mixture of sadness and happiness

makgeolli: (noun) a Korean traditional alcoholic drink made from fermented rice

jeon: (noun) a Korean pancake-like dish made with vegetables and meat

sam-chi: (noun) a kind of fish that is often used as a Korean side dish

Discussion Questions

Do you think that the “digital divide” is a serious issue? Why or why not?

Do you think that the “digital divide” is a serious issue? Why or why not?

Do you think that Korean culture is becoming more popular abroad? Why or why not?

Do you think that Korean culture is becoming more popular abroad? Why or why not?

Do you like to watch “Aejeongnam” or “Mantis Preschool”? Why or why not?

Do you like to watch “Aejeongnam” or “Mantis Preschool”? Why or why not?

Do you think that K-pop singers can become famous all over the world? Why or why not?

Do you think that K-pop singers can become famous all over the world? Why or why not?

Why is a lack of sportsmanship a problem nowadays, and how can we solve this problem?

Why is a lack of sportsmanship a problem nowadays, and how can we solve this problem?

What places in Inha’s backstreets do you like, and why?

What places in Inha’s backstreets do you like, and why?

1. Sinpo Dalgangjeongeun in the Dongincheon

Selling this food restaurant located in the Dongincheon Station Exit 2.
Since the rumored restaurant, you must wait in line.
Dalgangjeongeun is sweet and spicy.
And gives very much.
If you have been in Incheon, just to go.

2. Tteokbokki in the Bupyeong

Restaurant name is ‘Monyu Tteokbokki’.
This restaurant also has a lot of people.
The restaurant is not refined.
But the food is very delicious.
At first taste bitter. However, is increasingly appealing.

3. Steak Pizza in the Guwoldong

Restaurant name is ‘Gallery W 1472′.
The steak pizza is the best food.
The course B includes a something to drink, today soup, braed, original salad, steak pizza and dessert.
I have been go to ‘Gallery W 1472′. pizza is as tasty as they say.
I recommend this restaurant.

#. Words

1. recommend – [VERB] If someone recommends a person or thing to you, they suggest that you would find that person or thing good or useful.
2. refined – [ADJ] If you say that someone is refined, you mean that they are very polite and have good manners and good taste.
3. increasingly – [ADV] You can use increasingly to indicate that a situation or quality is becoming greater in intensity or more common.
4. original – [ADJ] [det ADJ] You use original when referring to something that existed at the beginning of a process or activity, or the characteristics that something had when it began or was made.
5. located – [ADJ] [FORMAL] If something is located in a particular place, it is present or has been built there.

#. Discussion Questions

1. What is your favorite food in the text? Why?
2. In this text, Are there any restaurants you been have been to?
3. In this text, What is the most delicious food you see?
4. In the text of the areas, there are are there areas where you went before?
5. In addition to the text, do you know any delicious restaurants in Incheon?

#. References

1. http://blog.naver.com/wkdgpfls84?Redirect=Log&logNo=100138747589
2. http://blog.daum.net/jjaga0926/16154143
3. 1ovest.blog.me/70120965946

*class 93,
Group 9,
Pak Hyae-lim
12111863

Our presentation is about bringing up puppies. We will explain kinds of puppies and how to take care of them. There are many kinds of puppies ,small dogs, large dogs and korean original dogs and so on. And also we explain how to feeding puppies, how to wash puppies and how to play with them. We will explain dog’s bad habits created by owner’s bad habits .For example, if owners feed the dog’s food before the owners eating themselves, Then the dog will think he is superior to the owner and we will explain the owner’s good training that the puppies .These days korean people breed pet. So we will explain how to take care of pet.
We will introduce dog’s character, how to train dog.
First of all, when snow comes, dog doesn’t see snow. Because he is color blindness. But dog feel cold, he likes snow very much.
And, instead that dog’s eyes are color blindness, his auditory sense and olfactory sense develop. So Dog can hear the distant sound well, and the dog can find prey hidden deep in the earth.
Dogs have no sweat glands, so the heat exports through the mouth. Next, we will introduce how to train a dog.

1. When punishing the dog we should not see the dog’s eyes. because the dog is scared when we contact the dog’s eyes
2. When we trains a dog, we do a lot of praise than scolding. Scolding the dog should stay away from your eyes,
3. When we punish the dog we should punish as soon as the dog’s fault. because, Dogs quickly forget the fault.

4. we should feed dog food until four months.
5. dogs need to sufficient sleep and walk for the health.

Finally, we must be careful when you’re dog food. Onions, chocolate, grapes, milk, chicken, such as that person does not eat good food.

* Class 61,
Group 5

its cost is 109 million won
its engine capacity is 4966cc and mileage is 7.3km/l
second, italiy, italy’s most expensive car is the bugutti veyron

16.4 its maximum speed is 431km/h.
its engine capacity is 7993cc.
and milege is 4.3km/l. the bugatti vayron is made by bugutti automobiles.
its cost is 2.4 million dallors.
third, Gremany. Germany’s most expensive car is porsche carrerruGT

forsche’s cost is 880 millon won.
porsche’s engine capacity is 5733cc and mileage speed is 330km/h.
612hp. and maximum speed is 330 km/h.
fourth. sweden, sweden’s most expensive car is koenisegg agera.

it’s cost is 1.5millon dallars. agera’s engine capacity is 4700cc
it has lower engine capacity but its but its horse power is 910hp. agera is mave by koenigseyy.
its maximum speed is 420km/h
fifth, America, America’s most expensive car is SSC Ultimate Aero TT

it is made by shelby Supercars.
its engine capacity is 634SCC
its horse power is 1183hp.
and maximum speed is 438km/h
its cost is 750000dollars.
sixth, united kingdom. u.k ‘s most expensive car is RollsRoyce Phantom Drophead Coupe.

its engine capacity is 6749CC. and maximum speed is 240km/h.
its horse power is 460hp and mileage is 4.0km/l its cost is 750million won

engine capacity : [noun] engine capacity is the removal of something from its usual place or
position by something whice then occupies that place or position.
mileage : [noun] The mileage of a vehicle is the number of miles that it can travel using one gallon or litre of fuel
horsepower : [noun] horsepower is a unit of power used for measuring how powerful an engine is.
automobile : [noun] automobile is a motor vehicle with room for a small number of passengers.
supercar : [noun] a very expensive fast or powerful car with a centrally located engine

How many cars cost cost over 1 million dollars?
What’s your favorite car? why?
What is the most expensive car?
Why do many people want expensive cars?
In the future, what is the maximum that you might pay for a car?

* Class 61,
Group 6

these days, Libyan civil war is a hot topic of discussion
The Libyan civil war was caused by friction between Gaddafi and a ntion people (rebel)
The Gaddafi who was president of Libya ruled Libya with an iron hand for 42 years and these Gaddafi’s dictatorship was broke out Libyan civil war.

This war has continued for a long time, The price of oil has increased abnormally.

So, various countries(including France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Canada, and the United States) helped the rebel forces fight Gaddafi.
As a result, Gaddafi is dead and the Libyan civil war is finishing as victory of rebel.
After this war, Gaddafi’s secret money was investigated 170 billion dallor and this case is very similar Park Jung Hui who was Korean president

Vocabulary

[1] Civil war : a war which is fought between different groups of people who live in the same country
[2] Rebel : people who are fighting against their own country’s army in order to change the political system there
[3] Dictatorship : a country which is ruled by a dictator or by a very strict and harsh government
[4] Investigate : try to find out what happened or what is the truth
[5] Friction : the force that makes it difficult for things to move freely when they are touching each other

Disscussion Questions
[1] If you were Gaddafi, what decision would you have -mond- made? why?

[2] Do you think that the price of oil will go up or down after the end of the war? why?

[3]If Gaddafi had given more of his secret money to the people, do you think that the civil war would have broken out? why or why not?

References
[1]http://kin.naver.com/qna/detail.nhn?d1id=6&dirId=60502&docId=128024362&qb=66as67mE7JWEIOuCtOyghA==&enc=utf8&section=kin&rank=1&search_sort=0&spq=0&pid=grQ1Sc5Y7vCssZnntCdssc–413214&sid=Trf1VHPyt04AAEPPAfM

[2]http://100.naver.com/100.nhn?docid=57220

[3]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libya

[4]blog.daum.net/only1movie/1286

* Class 29,
Group 8

When Korean directors saw those programs, They had on idea
The First TV Audition program is Superstar K

After This program was broadcast all over Korea, Other broadcasting stations imitated that program

This program’s feature is that people participate in the program
this program’s good point is free competition and give people a chance to realize their dreams
This program’s weak points are : there are too many programs, too many competitions there is only one winner, participants can be attacked by Internet surfers called “netizens.”
these programs future direction is one in which there will be more winners and fewer losers

Question
Would you like to participate in -theis- this kind of program? Why or Why not?
-Wat- What are Audition program’s good points?
Do you like this kind -os- of program? Why or why not?
Are you interested in this program? Why or why not?
-Wat- What is the best audition program? why?
Do you know other Audition programs? (not in this text)
Have you read -on- an article about Audition programs? why?

Word
direction : instructions for doing something or for reaching a place
background : the background to an event or situation consists of the facts that explain what caused it.
win-win : win-win is designed th benefit all participants
trend : a trend is a change or development towards something new or different
netizen : a person who regularly uses the internet
feature : a feature of something is an interesting or important part or characteristic of it
announcer : an announcer is someone who introduces programmes on radio or television or who reads the text of a radio or television advertisement

Resource

http://blog.naver.com/prettymaker?Redirect=Log&logNo=138301186

http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=106&oid=079&aid=0002237029

http://blog.naver.com/quisemuj?Redirect=Log&logNo=100126150626

http://cafe.naver.com/music1on.cafe?iframe_url=/ArticleRead.nhn%3Farticleid=34152&

http://cafe.naver.com/swvocal.cafe?iframe_url=/ArticleRead.nhn%3Farticleid=641&

http://blog.naver.com/tok6324?Redirect=Log&logNo=100110248273

class : 29 team : 6 member : 장호준, 김민규, 최태환, 이은호

The reason for wearing costumes at Halloween is that if the costume is more terrifying than a ghost, the ghost will flee surprised.

Many people eat special kinds of food on Halloween evening.
Examples of Halloween food are black punch, candy, and cake made of pumpkin. Symbols of Halloween are Jack O’ lanterns, witches, and goblins.
Jack O’ lanterns were used to light asylums’ corridors.

And Halloween is from a Roman or Celtic festival.
Apple bobbing is a game often played in connection with Halloween.

glossary
1. asylum : a place of safety or protection.
2. corridors : a passageway connecting parts of a building or off which rooms open.
3. flee : to run away quickly.
4. terrify : to make very frightened; to fill with terror
5. originate : to bring or come into being; to start

discussion questions
1. Do you like Halloween parties? Why or Why not?
2. Have you ever worm worn a Halloween costume? What kind of costume would you want to wear?
3. Have you ever enjoyed a Halloween parties party?
references

http://blog.naver.com/sredu?Redirect=Log&logNo=100141440008

http://blog.naver.com/mins2487?Redirect=Log&logNo=90127276137

http://blog.naver.com/helena2k?Redirect=Log&logNo=100115587104

Class #29 group4 ( 정민영, 장훈, 최석현 )