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Check one box: □ I will do (or did) conversations before writing. □ I will do (or did) writing before conversations.
Conversation phrases
Instructions
If you will do (or did) conversations before writing, then during your writing time write phrases that you wanted to say -- that is, phrases that you should have said. If you will do (or did) writing before conversations, then during your writing time write phrases that you plan to say.
You are choosing a jacket at a clothing store. A salesperson offers help.

You are at a candy store. A salesperson offers help.

Reading
Instructions
During your writing time, read the following text, and circle the best choice for each question. Your objective is to understand the text, and state your opinion. You may use any book, tool, or device. You may ask friends for help.
Absolute Hot
By Peter Tyson, 2008-08-01 for NOVA
The question Is there an opposite to absolute zero, the lowest possible temperature? seems innocent enough, right? Absolute zero is 0 on the Kelvin scale, or about minus 273°C. You can't get colder than that; it would be like trying to go south from the South Pole. Is there a corresponding maximum possible temperature? Well, the answer, depending on which theoretical physicist you ask, is yes, no, or maybe. Certain cosmological models, including the one that has held sway for decades, the Standard Model, posit a theoretical highest temperature. It's called the Planck temperature, after the German physicist Max Planck, and it equals about 10 32 Kelvin. The Planck temperature is the highest temperature in conventional physics because conventional physics breaks down at that temperature. Above 10 32 K, gravity, electromagnetism, and the strong and weak nuclear forces become a single unified force. Knowing how that happens, the so-called "theory of everything," is the holy grail of theoretical physics today. Until then, the Planck temperature, for conventional physicists, will remain the highest temperature. This article is based on http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ physics/absolute-hot.html l. The writing style of this text is: conversational l. 2. formal 3. poetic satirical 4. 2. The message content of this text is: comical l. commercial 2. emotional 3. technical 4. 3. The author says that theoretical physicists are regarding the existence of a maximum possible temperature. divided l. evasive 2. unanimous 3. uninterested 4. 4. The author says that the Standard Model is: accurate l. dominant 2. 3. ignored 4. unusual 5. The author says that the theory of everything may the maximum possible temperature. disprove the existence of l. enable experimental measurements of 2. lower the value of 3. raise the value of 4.
Questions for the guest talker
Instructions
Show interest and respect by asking questions. In America, showing no reaction signals you are bored. Listen to the talk, and write questions at any time during the talk. customer partner ID models, colors, sizes, prices, deals customer partner ID models, colors, sizes, prices, deals customer partner ID models, colors, sizes, prices, deals customer partner ID models, colors, sizes, prices, deals sales- person partner ID type of merchandise (e.g., shirts, shoes, jackets, TV sets) sales- person partner ID type of merchandise (e.g., shirts, shoes, jackets, TV sets) sales- person partner ID type of merchandise (e.g., shirts, shoes, jackets, TV sets) sales- person partner ID type of merchandise (e.g., shirts, shoes, jackets, TV sets) friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores friend partner ID suggested stores been to stores