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$MODULE Book 3 · Lesson 5: Review — Daily Life, Time, and Questions {st-page_119_001.jpg|A circular collage divided into four sections depicting daily routines such as taking a shower, military students studying in uniform with books, a map of the world showing continents, and military personnel standing in line}
FORMAT: 2
DIOCO_DOC_ID: alc_book3_lesson5
DESCRIPTION: Review lesson — daily routines, military vocabulary, time expressions, question words, and word order. No new material; all recall.
TARGET_LANG_G: en
HOME_LANG_G: en
VOICE_DEFAULT: aoede | Clear, friendly American English narrator
VOICE_PROMPT: gacrux | Questions and cues, read clearly
VOICE_RESPONSE: schedar | Model answers, warm and clear
$SESSION 5-1: Picture Review — Daily Life and Getting Around
$SELECT Daily Routines in Pictures
ID: l5-s1
# Source: ST §Select the Correct Word: Daily Routines
INTRO: Review time — nothing new in this lesson, just a check that the routines, time words, and questions you've learned are still where you left them. First, the daily routine: look at each picture and tap the phrase that matches it.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the correct phrase for each picture.
OPTION: a | eat eggs for breakfast
OPTION: b | get up
OPTION: c | sleep
OPTION: d | take a shower
OPTION: e | shave
OPTION: f | eat a snack
OPTION: g | listen in class
OPTION: h | swim
OPTION: i | get dressed
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_001.jpg|A man shaving his face with a razor in front of a mirror}
ANSWER: e
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_002.jpg|A person swimming in water}
ANSWER: h
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_003.jpg|A person sleeping in bed with an alarm clock showing 12:30}
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_004.jpg|A man sitting at a table eating eggs and drinking coffee}
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_005.jpg|A person taking a shower}
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_006.jpg|A man waking up and getting out of bed as an alarm clock rings at 6:00}
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_007.jpg|A man getting dressed in front of a closet, putting on a tie}
ANSWER: i
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_008.jpg|A man sitting at a table with a snack, near a sign that says SNACK BAR}
ANSWER: f
TEMPLATE: {st-page_121_009.jpg|A student listening attentively to a teacher in a classroom}
ANSWER: g
$SELECT Getting Around in Pictures
ID: l5-s2
# Source: ST §Select the Correct Word: Actions and Transportation
INTRO: Now the words for getting from here to there — planes, trains, taxis, and the people who use them. Tap the phrase that matches each picture.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the correct phrase for each picture.
OPTION: a | look up a word
OPTION: b | see a bus
OPTION: c | fly a plane
OPTION: d | memorize the word
OPTION: e | take a taxi
OPTION: f | hear a train
OPTION: g | speak to a friend
OPTION: h | drive a truck
OPTION: i | buy a car
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_001.jpg|A taxi cab}
ANSWER: e
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_002.jpg|A woman listening with her hand to her ear near train tracks with train sound bubbles saying "CHOO CHOO"}
ANSWER: f
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_003.jpg|A pickup truck}
ANSWER: h
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_004.jpg|An airplane in flight}
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_005.jpg|A sedan automobile}
ANSWER: i
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_006.jpg|Two men talking to each other}
ANSWER: g
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_007.jpg|Two students looking at an open dictionary together}
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_008.jpg|A person thinking of the word "January"}
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: {st-page_122_009.jpg|A passenger bus}
ANSWER: b
$SELECT Studying, Tests, and Dinner in Pictures
ID: l5-s3
# Source: ST §Select the Correct Word: Activities and Routines
INTRO: One more round of pictures: studying, taking tests, and — because a student must eat — dinner. Tap the matching phrase for each picture.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the correct phrase for each picture.
OPTION: a | look it up in the dictionary
OPTION: b | mark the calendar
OPTION: c | speak the English language
OPTION: d | take a test
OPTION: e | have beef for dinner
OPTION: f | go to bed
OPTION: g | review the lesson
OPTION: h | walk to class
OPTION: i | hear an airplane
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_001.jpg|Two students studying and reviewing a book together}
ANSWER: g
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_002.jpg|A man holding his hand to his ear as a small plane flies overhead}
ANSWER: i
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_003.jpg|A student walking towards a building labeled TECHNICAL TRAINING}
ANSWER: h
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_004.jpg|A student taking a written test at a desk}
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_005.jpg|Two men greeting each other, one saying "GOOD MORNING!"}
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_006.jpg|A calendar for MAY with the 15th circled}
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_007.jpg|Two students looking at an open dictionary}
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_008.jpg|A man standing near a bed, preparing to go to sleep}
ANSWER: f
TEMPLATE: {st-page_123_009.jpg|A man sitting at a dinner table eating a steak dinner}
ANSWER: e
# SKIPPED (book): Listening Skill "SAME/DIFFERENT" (items 1-24) — instructor-read minimal pairs with unprinted stimuli.
$SESSION 5-2: Words and Meanings
$SELECT People, Places, and Actions
ID: l5-s4-a
# Source: ST §What's the Answer? (vocabulary items)
INTRO: This part reviews word meanings. Read each sentence and tap the word that completes it — soldiers, sailors, hungry people, and one very useful phrase: "I don't know."
INSTRUCTION: Tap the word that completes the sentence.
TEMPLATE: Tim is in the Army. He's _______.
OPTION: a | a soldier
OPTION: b | an airman
OPTION: c | a civilian
OPTION: d | a sailor
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Steve's in the Navy. He's not an officer. He's _______.
OPTION: a | an airman
OPTION: b | an enlisted man
OPTION: c | a soldier
OPTION: d | a civilian
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: Listen to the question. _______ the correct answer.
OPTION: a | Have
OPTION: b | Leave
OPTION: c | Select
OPTION: d | Speak
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: I want to drink water. I'm _______.
OPTION: a | thirsty
OPTION: b | early
OPTION: c | late
OPTION: d | hungry
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Where is the dispensary?
OPTION: a | I don't learn.
OPTION: b | I don't say.
OPTION: c | I don't know.
OPTION: d | I don't speak.
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: When does the plane _______?
OPTION: a | drive
OPTION: b | take
OPTION: c | speak
OPTION: d | leave
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: — Where do you eat breakfast?\n— I eat breakfast _______.
OPTION: a | in the morning
OPTION: b | at 7:00
OPTION: c | in the mess hall
OPTION: d | eggs and fruit
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: That man isn't short. He's a _____ man.
OPTION: a | new
OPTION: b | small
OPTION: c | young
OPTION: d | tall
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: I want a big dinner. I'm _____.
OPTION: a | angry
OPTION: b | hungry
OPTION: c | thirsty
OPTION: d | tired
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: My father _____ at the base.
OPTION: a | are
OPTION: b | wants
OPTION: c | works
OPTION: d | were
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: — Do you drive to the base?\n— No, I _____ a bus.
OPTION: a | take
OPTION: b | walk
OPTION: c | am
OPTION: d | do
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Mark a, b, c, or d on your answer _____.
OPTION: a | letter
OPTION: b | test
OPTION: c | number
OPTION: d | sheet
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: — Let's go to the BX.\n— _____, let's go now.
OPTION: a | All right
OPTION: b | When
OPTION: c | Always
OPTION: d | Never
ANSWER: a
$SELECT Time Words
ID: l5-s4-b
# Source: ST §What's the Answer? (time and calendar items)
INTRO: Now the time words — "yesterday", "last year", "ago", and their friends. Tap the word that completes each sentence. The calendar never lies.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the word that completes the sentence.
TEMPLATE: Mike was in Canada _______ year.
OPTION: a | last
OPTION: b | before
OPTION: c | after
OPTION: d | next
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Today is Tuesday. _______ was Monday.
OPTION: a | Now
OPTION: b | Yesterday
OPTION: c | Tomorrow
OPTION: d | There
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: He eats dinner at 6:00 every _______.
OPTION: a | morning
OPTION: b | evening
OPTION: c | midnight
OPTION: d | noon
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: — Do you eat breakfast every day?\n— Yes, I _______ eat breakfast.
OPTION: a | always
OPTION: b | sometimes
OPTION: c | never
OPTION: d | right now
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Joe is always in the classroom before class. He comes to class _______.
OPTION: a | late
OPTION: b | after
OPTION: c | before
OPTION: d | early
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: — When do you want to leave?\n— I want to leave _____.
OPTION: a | all right
OPTION: b | to my country
OPTION: c | on a train
OPTION: d | right now
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: Last month was November. This month is _____.
OPTION: a | October
OPTION: b | December
OPTION: c | September
OPTION: d | January
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: This month is March. Next month is _____.
OPTION: a | May
OPTION: b | June
OPTION: c | February
OPTION: d | April
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: — Is David here?\n— No, but he was here an hour _____.
OPTION: a | before
OPTION: b | ago
OPTION: c | last
OPTION: d | after
ANSWER: b
$SESSION 5-3: Questions and Word Order
$SELECT In, At, and Other Small Words
ID: l5-s4-c
# Source: ST §What's the Answer? (preposition and verb-form items)
INTRO: This part reviews grammar, starting small: "in", "at", and the right form of the verb. Small words — but they do most of the work in a sentence.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the word that completes the sentence.
TEMPLATE: We go to lab _______ the afternoon.
OPTION: a | in
OPTION: b | on
OPTION: c | at
OPTION: d | or
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: The children eat lunch _______ noon.
OPTION: a | on
OPTION: b | at
OPTION: c | in
OPTION: d | or
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: I _______ chicken for lunch.
OPTION: a | has
OPTION: b | do
OPTION: c | does
OPTION: d | have
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: Al wants to leave his country _______ March.
OPTION: a | in
OPTION: b | for
OPTION: c | at
OPTION: d | on
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: They _____ here a minute ago.
OPTION: a | were
OPTION: b | are
OPTION: c | was
OPTION: d | is
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: The pilots _____ fly the new plane.
OPTION: a | work
OPTION: b | select
OPTION: c | learn
OPTION: d | want to
ANSWER: d
$SELECT Question Words
ID: l5-s4-d
# Source: ST §What's the Answer? (question-word items)
INTRO: "Who", "what", "where", "when", "how often" — the words that start every good question. Tap the one that fits each exchange.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the word that completes the question.
TEMPLATE: I'm from France. _______ country are you from?
OPTION: a | What
OPTION: b | Where
OPTION: c | When
OPTION: d | Who
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: — _______ are the students?\n— They're in the classroom.
OPTION: a | Who
OPTION: b | Were
OPTION: c | Where
OPTION: d | When
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: _______ the bus go to the base?
OPTION: a | Do
OPTION: b | Are
OPTION: c | Is
OPTION: d | Does
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: — _______ do the students swim?\n— They swim every day.
OPTION: a | Sometimes
OPTION: b | How many
OPTION: c | How often
OPTION: d | Always
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: _____ wants coffee?
OPTION: a | Who
OPTION: b | How often
OPTION: c | How many
OPTION: d | What
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: — He's from Egypt. — _____ are you from?
OPTION: a | What
OPTION: b | Where
OPTION: c | There
OPTION: d | Here
ANSWER: b
$SELECT Word Order
ID: l5-s4-e
# Source: ST §What's the Answer? (word-order items)
INTRO: English is fussy about word order — every word has its seat. Tap the sentence where every word is where it belongs.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the correct sentence.
TEMPLATE: Where is your hat?
OPTION: a | What it is!
OPTION: b | There is it!
OPTION: c | Here is it!
OPTION: d | Here it is!
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: Choose the correct sentence.
OPTION: a | Tom has a new car.
OPTION: b | Tom a new car has.
OPTION: c | Tom has a car new.
OPTION: d | Tom a car new has.
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Choose the correct sentence.
OPTION: a | You do eat what for breakfast?
OPTION: b | What do you for breakfast eat?
OPTION: c | Do you eat what for breakfast?
OPTION: d | What do you eat for breakfast?
ANSWER: d
$PRODUCE Write a Question
ID: l5-s8
# Source: ST §Write a Question
INTRO: Now you build the questions yourself. Each line shows the words of a question, shuffled out of order. Type the question with the words in the correct order.
INSTRUCTION: Type the words in the correct order to make a question.
INPUT: type
CHECK: exact
TEMPLATE: you do breakfast for eggs eat
RESPONSE: Do you eat eggs for breakfast?
TEMPLATE: what for snack a do have you
RESPONSE: What do you have for a snack?
TEMPLATE: eat when do you lunch
RESPONSE: When do you eat lunch?
TEMPLATE: he rice have dinner for does
RESPONSE: Does he have rice for dinner?
TEMPLATE: language do speak you what
RESPONSE: What language do you speak?
TEMPLATE: Tom car a buy does new year every
RESPONSE: Does Tom buy a new car every year?
TEMPLATE: country from are you what
RESPONSE: What country are you from?
TEMPLATE: how days week in a are many
RESPONSE: How many days are in a week?
TEMPLATE: are your who friends new
RESPONSE: Who are your new friends?
TEMPLATE: does plane leave the Houston when for
RESPONSE: When does the plane leave for Houston?
ACCEPT: When does the plane for Houston leave?
TEMPLATE: a student last were year you
RESPONSE: Were you a student last year?
TEMPLATE: many are how a in year months
RESPONSE: How many months are in a year?
# SKIPPED (book): Listening Skill "WHICH SOUND IS IT?" (items 1-24) — instructor-read sound discrimination with unprinted stimuli.
$SESSION 5-4: Word Groups and the Alphabet
$SELECT Which Word Is Different?
ID: l5-s5
# Source: ST §Which Word Is Different?
INTRO: Last part: sorting words. In each group, three words are family and one is a guest. Tap the word that does not belong.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the word that does not belong in the group.
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | plane
OPTION: b | car
OPTION: c | truck
OPTION: d | taxi
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | soldier
OPTION: b | sailor
OPTION: c | airman
OPTION: d | civilian
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | lunch
OPTION: b | breakfast
OPTION: c | salad
OPTION: d | dinner
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | half dollar
OPTION: b | fruit
OPTION: c | dime
OPTION: d | penny
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | pen
OPTION: b | drive
OPTION: c | fly
OPTION: d | walk
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | library
OPTION: b | classroom
OPTION: c | barracks
OPTION: d | mess hall
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | month
OPTION: b | minute
OPTION: c | day
OPTION: d | lesson
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | England
OPTION: b | United States
OPTION: c | Army
OPTION: d | Canada
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | dictionary
OPTION: b | review
OPTION: c | memorize
OPTION: d | learn
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: Which word is different?
OPTION: a | July
OPTION: b | September
OPTION: c | Thursday
OPTION: d | May
ANSWER: c
$SELECT What Are They?
ID: l5-s6
# Source: ST §What Are They?
INTRO: Now the opposite job. Each group of words hides its own name — for example, "days" hiding among "today" and "tomorrow". Tap the word that names the whole group.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the category name for each group of words.
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | today
OPTION: b | yesterday
OPTION: c | days
OPTION: d | tomorrow
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | women
OPTION: b | sister
OPTION: c | daughter
OPTION: d | mother
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | cents
OPTION: b | dollar
OPTION: c | quarter
OPTION: d | money
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | day
OPTION: b | time
OPTION: c | week
OPTION: d | year
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | men
OPTION: b | husband
OPTION: c | son
OPTION: d | brother
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | dispensary
OPTION: b | dining hall
OPTION: c | buildings
OPTION: d | BX
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | United States
OPTION: b | countries
OPTION: c | Canada
OPTION: d | England
ANSWER: b
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | October
OPTION: b | January
OPTION: c | months
OPTION: d | April
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | food
OPTION: b | French fries
OPTION: c | hamburger
OPTION: d | banana
ANSWER: a
TEMPLATE: What are they?
OPTION: a | morning
OPTION: b | evening
OPTION: c | afternoon
OPTION: d | time
ANSWER: d
# SKIPPED (book): "DICTATION" (p. 120) — instructor-read word dictation (items 1-15) with unprinted stimuli.
$SELECT Letters and Words in Order
ID: l5-s4-f
# Source: ST §What's the Answer? (alphabet items)
INTRO: A quick alphabet check before the finish line. Which letters and word lists are in the right order? Tap the correct answer.
INSTRUCTION: Tap the correct answer.
TEMPLATE: The letter *c* is _____ the letter *d* in the alphabet.
OPTION: a | after
OPTION: b | under
OPTION: c | before
OPTION: d | in
ANSWER: c
TEMPLATE: Choose the words that are *not* in alphabetical order.
OPTION: a | ask, cold, hot, lab
OPTION: b | dime, milk, rice, wall
OPTION: c | good, lesson, taxi, year
OPTION: d | fruit, every, drive, month
ANSWER: d
TEMPLATE: Choose the words that *are* in alphabetical order.
OPTION: a | taxi, time, train, today
OPTION: b | has, here, hour, hungry
OPTION: c | want, when, work, wife
OPTION: d | car, class, civilian, choose
ANSWER: b
$SELECT Put Words in Alphabetical Order
ID: l5-s7
# Source: ST §Are They in Order?
ORDER
INTRO: The last activity of this lesson. Put each set of words in alphabetical order — and that's the whole review done. Well done; the next lesson brings something new.
INSTRUCTION: Put the words in alphabetical order.
TEMPLATE: Put these words in alphabetical order.
OPTION: a | after
OPTION: b | August
OPTION: c | airman
OPTION: d | always
OPTION: e | Army
ANSWER: a,c,d,e,b
TEMPLATE: Put these words in alphabetical order.
OPTION: a | quiz
OPTION: b | sleep
OPTION: c | plane
OPTION: d | review
OPTION: e | today
ANSWER: c,a,d,b,e
TEMPLATE: Put these words in alphabetical order.
OPTION: a | swim
OPTION: b | shave
OPTION: c | sailor
OPTION: d | student
OPTION: e | soldier
ANSWER: c,b,e,d,a