Read A Text Aloud Page 3

Comprehension Check

Answer the questions about what you read.
읽은 내용에 대한 질문에 답해 보세요.

III. Procedure:
a. The teacher will ask the student to read the passage on page 3.
b. The teacher will fill in the table below and ask the student to recite words in the table.
>> Come to Bob’s Pets for all your pet needs. We have all kinds of dogs, from purebred poodles to mutts of all sizes. We also have all kinds of cats, including Persians, and a wide assortment of cat accessories including scratch posts and kitty litter. Wait! There is more! We have gerbils! Gobs of them! And everything you need to house, feed and pamper your pet. It’s all here at Bob’s Pets. This week only we have a special on bunnies. You can buy half a dozen bunnies at half the price. That is six bunnies for the low, low price of $6.99. Only at Bob’s!
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c. The student would need to get all the words that needs to be stressed in the passage.
Words that needs to be stressed. [Main content words, function words and auxiliary]
*Main content words are nouns, noun phrases,main verbs, times and dates,adjectives,adverbs, and even negatives.
*Function words are articles, prepositions, conjunctions and auxiliaries [Statements using the auxiliary verbs ( is, are, can, have, will) are usually unstressed. This means that the vowel sound becomes shorter and consonants may change or be dropped.
Passage 1: Come to Bob’s Pets for all your pet needs. We have all kinds of dogs, from purebred poodles to mutts of all sizes. We also have all kinds of cats, including Persians, and a wide assortment of cat accessories including scratch posts and kitty litter. Wait! There is more! We have gerbils! Gobs of them! And everything you need to house, feed and pamper your pet. It’s all here at Bob’s Pets. This week only we have a special on bunnies. You can buy half a dozen bunnies at half the price. That is six bunnies for the low, low price of $6.99. Only at Bob’s!
d. Definition: pitch or tone of your voice when you speak.
Rules of Intonation:
2 patterns of intonation:
1. rising – pitch of voice goes up
At the end of a yes or no questionAny question that ends with the name of a person
2. falling – pitch of voice goes down
A statement, command, or request.Questions that begin with who, what, where, when, or how.Questions that have choices – the last choice given in the question goes down; the choices before the last one goes up.
e. Give sample sentences for the rising and falling intonation
f. Discuss the areas that needs to be paused.
Come to Bob’s Pets / for all your pet needs./ We have all kindsof dogs, / from purebred poodles / to mutts of all sizes. / We also have all kinds of cats, / including Persians, / and a wide assortment of cat accessories / including scratch posts and kitty litter. / Wait! / There is more! / We have gerbils! / Gobs of them! / And everything you need / to house, / feed / and pamper your pet. / It’s all here / at Bob’s Pets. / This week only / we have a special on bunnies. / You can buy half a dozen bunnies / at half the price. / That is six bunnies / for the low, / low price / of $6.99. / Only at Bob’s! /