understanding of the material they have studied thus
far and allows you to decide how to modify your class
presentation to best meet the needs of a particular class.
After presenting the Review Unit, allow time for students
to ask questions about any of the units.
Presentation Follow-up
1. Circulate and evaluate how well the class as a whole
    did on the review. Note any questions that were a
    problem for many students.
2. Replay the tracks for item. s many students had
    difficulty with. Provide additional help as needed.
    Answer any questions students have about the Review
    Unit. T: Do you have any more questions?
3. Remind the whole class to use the Self-Study section at
    home to review each unit after you complete it in class.
    In addition, suggest that they go back and review the
    Self-Study pages from earlier units in the book.
4. Ask students to think about their progress. T: Now we
    have learnt 10 units of the book. Do you feel your English is
    stronger? What will you do next to keep making progress?
5. Review test-taking techniques. Elicit answers from the
    students. T: Who can tell me what is important to remember
    to do when you take a test?
Script
Part 1
 1. Did you know that? A graduate student who was
    afflicted with AIDS died yesterday!
 2. When he heard that he had flunked the English test, he
    let out a cry of desperation.
 3. After I had finished writing that paper I was so
    exhausted that I overslept and was late for class.
 4. As a matter of fact, the medical research in this area is
    so overwhelming that the question of whether diabetes
    is curable is rarely debated anymore.
 5. Excuse me, Sir, but can you identify your umbrella
    among this lost?
 6. Sign language is a language governed by its own
    grammatical rules using specific locations of the hand
    and facial expressions to convey meaning.
 7. Oh, dear, don't be so self-critical. They are just test
    scores and tests are not infallible. Anyhow, you can try
    again.
 8. She is a real genius. She shows an amazing retention of
    facts and details.
 9. IELTS is an international proficiency test administered
    by British Council.
10. As a matter of fact, she is now thinking of having a
    party to celebrate the release of her new album.
11. The Academy's world-renowned statuette is a figure of
    knight standing on a reel of film, which was created by
    Los Angeles sculptor George Stanley.
12. He finally spotted the book on the shelf. But it seemed
    that this book falls into the category of academic
    reference books.
13. The theory of Relativity is still effective after a long
    time. It has withstood the test of time.
14. The world's greatest cycling event was hit by a drug-
    taking scandal. One rider was found cheating in the
    random drug testing.
15. The criminal didn't even leave a single fingerprint.
    The police had to appeal to the public for information
    about the crime.
Answers
 1. afflicted
 2. let out
 3.  exhausted
 4.  overwhelming
 5. identify
 6.  locations
 7.  infallible
 8.  retention
 9.  administered
10.  release
11.  statuette
12. category
13. withstood
14.  random
15.  appeal to
Part 2
1. When he realized that his short-term memory was
    failing, my husband decided to wear a multi-pocketed
    vest. The vest, with its 17 pockets each serving a
    purpose, did work for a while. Things were going so
    well that he started to relax a little and one day he
    turned back to his traditional pants-pocket wallet. Just
    seconds after boarding the crowded Rome subway,
    a pickpocket was attracted by the familiar bulge.
    My husband stared at him for a moment. Finally the

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