Answers to the reading

Nouns	Verbs	Adjectives	Other
anger	translate	universal	In contrast
grief	observe		particularly
guilt	associate		indeed
shame	attempt
disgust	recognize
honour	reveal
cheerfulness

Using the Target Vocab.

1.      Universal         2. Attempted               3. Particularly, observe            4. Associate, reveal

5. recognize           6. In contrast, shame               7. Honor          8. Translate, Indeed

Understanding Inference

1.      Females may be uncomfortable expressing these emotions, but not as uncomfortable as males in the U.S.

2.      They probably don’t take it as seriously. They might laugh at them or tell them to stop behaving so childishly. They do not react with anger.

3.      They probably take it seriously. They might be frightened and think their child has a demon inside, and ask for help to get rid of the demon. They teach their children to hide their anger from others.

Paraphrasing

1.      A

2.      B

3.      A

Using the target vocab. in new contexts

1.      Honor              2. Particularly              3. Associate     4.recognize      5. Attempt

6. translate             7. Universal                 8. Observe       9. Indeed         10. Reveal

11. shame              12. In contrast

Word Families

1.      Disgusting

2.      Guilty (much more common to use adjectives when we describe feelings, but at certain times nouns are acceptable)

3.      Shameful

4.      Cheerful, cheery

5.      Angry

6.      Disgusted

7.      Ashamed

Studying Word Grammar

1.      Correct

2.      The victim attempted to identify her attacker, but she couldn’t.

3.      The police observed that the man behaved in a strange way.

4.      Correct

5.      Correct

6.      Correct