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Looking Ahead 2 Practice Page
Chapter 6: The Scientific Method
IEP 0630 Structure and Composition



WELCOME IEP STUDENTS!
The following activities are designed to help you study and practice the grammar and vocabulary from Chapter 6 of Looking Ahead 2 (Fellag 1998). You will find that the activities are based on the same themes and reading materials and treat the same language issues as found in the textbook. Please read the instructions carefully.

And don't forget to have fun!


Grammar Practice
1. Identifying Noun Phrases
Based on the reading, "The Origin of Judo," from Chapter 6 (page 155), this short answer activity gives you a chance to practice identifying noun phrases.
2. Analyzing Noun Phrases
Based on the reading, "The Origin of Judo," from Chapter 6 (page 155), this matching activity gives you practice analyzing the functions of noun phrases.
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3. Identifying Count & Non-Count Nouns . Based on the reading, "The Origin of Judo," from Chapter 6 (page 155), this multiple-choice activity gives you practice recognizing count and non-count nouns.
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4. Choosing Articles for Generic and Specific Nouns
Based on the reading, "The Origin of Judo," from Chapter 6 (page 155), this fill-in-the-blank activity gives you practice choosing articles.
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5. Identifying Passive and Active Verbs . Based on the reading, "What is a Rainbow?" from Chapter 6 (pages 156-157), this fill-in-the-blank activity gives you practice identifying verbs in passive and active voice.
6. Using Passive Voice in Informational Writing
Based on the reading, "What is a Rainbow?" from Chapter 6 (pages 156-157), this fill-in-the-blank activity gives you practice using the passive and active voice in informational writing..
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7. Transforming Active Sentences into Passive . Based on the reading, "What is a Rainbow?" from Chapter 6 (pages 156-157), this jumbled sentence activity gives you practice transforming sentences from the active voice to the passive.
8. Changing Active Voice to Passive
Based on the reading, "What is a Rainbow?" from Chapter 6 (pages 156-157), this short answer activity gives you practice changing sentences from the active voice to the passive.
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9. Changing Passive Voice to Active . Using a short supplemental reading from Encarta Online called, "What is a Spectrum?" this short answer activity gives you practice changing sentences from the passive voice to the active.
10. Steps of Scientific Observation
Based on the reading, "Scientific Observation" in Chapter 6 (pages 152-153), this matching activity gives you practice organizing ideas chronologically.
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11. Identifying Chronological Organization . Based on the reading, "What is a Rainbow?" from Chapter 6 (pages 156-157), this jumbled paragraph activity gives you practice identifying the logical connections between sentences using chronological organizers.
12. Using Chronological Organizers
Based on the reading, "What is a Rainbow?" from Chapter 6 (pages 156-157), this fill-in-the-blank activity gives you practice using chronological organizers in context.
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Vocabulary Practice
13. Plural Nouns in Academic Writing . Using the key terms from Chapter 6, this multiple choice activity gives you practice using the irregular plural nouns common in academic writing..
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14. Scientific Vocabulary and Passive Verbs
Using the informational vocabulary from Chapter 6, this multiple choice activity gives you practice selecting the appropriate verb in the passive voice.
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15. Word Families Crossword Puzzle
This crossword puzzle gives you practice with the word families of the key terms from Chapter 6 of Looking Ahead 2.
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AL 8660 Course Project
Christopher Carpenter
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