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Building
iBT
TOEFL
Skills
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Beginning
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WRITING
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Table of
Contents
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Organizing Information
Paraphrasing
Introduction to TOEFL
®
Writing
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Chapter 1
Skill A
Skill B
Skill C
Skill D
Thinking and Writing
Integrated Writing:
Integrated Writing:
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Independent Writing:
Independent Writing:
Brainstorming
Writing Thesis Statements and Topic Sentences
Vocabulary Review
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Chapter 2 Making Writing Complete
Skill A
Skill B
Integrated Writing:
Making Connections
Making Ideas Flow
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Independent Writing:
Vocabulary Review
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Chapter 3 Focus: Writing Grammar
Focus A
Focus B
Focus C
Focus D
Focus E
Focus F
Verb Tenses
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Word Forms
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Subject-Verb Agreement
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Sentence Fragments and Run-ons
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Noun Phrases and Clauses
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Coordinating Conjunctions and Coordinating Adverbs
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Practice Test for Writing
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Transcripts
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Answer Key
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Skill
A
Integrated Writing:
Organizing Information
Necessary Skills
Understanding information from both reading and listening passages
Taking notes on the reading and listening passages
Using information from your notes in your writing
Synthesizing the information taken from both the reading and listening passages
Process
Read and listen, then
take notes
Strategy
You will not see the prompt until after you finish reading and
writing, so taking notes is essential.
Take notes of major points from both reading and listening.
Read the question and
understand the task
Identify what kind of relationship between the reading and the
listening the question asks you to discuss.
Select ideas from
your notes
Choose the points that you need to discuss. Think about how
the points in the lecture relate to the points in the reading. The
listening passage will present details that will either challenge the
information presented in the reading, present a counter example,
or describe the consequences of an attempt to solve a problem
presented in the reading.
Include information from both the reading and listening passages.
Organize the ideas
Clearly show the relationship between the information presented
in the listening and that presented in the reading passage.
Limit the time for organizing to less than 2 minutes, in order to
give yourself more time for writing and editing.
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Skill A
Q1
Culture
Practice 1
Step 1
Read the following passage. Then, look at the note diagram and fill in the missing information.
Should students in Turkey be allowed to wear their head scarves in
class? This issue is currently under debate. There are even politicians in
the Turkish parliament suggesting head scarves be banned by law.
Most universities in Turkey have rules forbidding Muslim students from
wearing head scarves inside buildings, but not all professors agree with
these rules. Many professors are sympathetic toward their female Muslim
students. Muslim women are typically uncomfortable not wearing head
scarves in public.
issue
(n):
a topic of discussion or debate
debate
(n):
a discussion in which two or
more different opinions on a
topic are expressed
parliament
(n):
the top law-making group of
politicians in a country
ban
(v):
to prohibit or forbid; to not
allow
sympathetic
(adj):
feeling the same emotions as;
relating to the feelings of
Issue:
______________
head scarves in class
Pro:
Some ______________ in parliament, most ______________
--- proposed law
--- existing ______________ at universities
Con:
Muslim women, many ______________
--- women ______________ without head scarves
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Step 2
Now listen to a lecture related to the topic in Step 1. Fill in the blanks of the note diagram
below with the keywords or key phrases shown. Not all of the words or phrases will be used.
Problem with head scarves: ______________
--- image of head scarves --- old-fashioned, ______________
--- modern image --- look like a ______________ person
Another example of ______________ fashion: the fez
--- ______________ hat for men
--- banned in ______________ 20
th
century
image
(n):
a style; an opinion based on
physical appearance
tarnish
(v):
to damage the appearance of; to
make imperfect
outlaw
(v):
to ban by law; to make
something punishable by law
illegal
(adj):
contrary to the law; against the
rules
traditional
(adj):
in accordance with a standard that
has been used for a long time
keywords /
key phrases
big deal
public
early
traditional
image
uncivilized
outlawed
Western
Step 3
Review your notes from both the reading and the lecture. Pay attention to the main ideas and
supporting details. Rewrite the ideas as complete sentences.
Reading:
Main idea: _______________________________________________________________________________
Supporting idea: __________________________________________________________________________
Supporting idea: __________________________________________________________________________
Lecture:
Main idea: _______________________________________________________________________________
Supporting idea: __________________________________________________________________________
Supporting idea: __________________________________________________________________________
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