🎧 Sequencing (listening) 🎧

Benefits➕:
🎛 Master the chunking technique for memorization ;
🗺 Improve your ability to recall directions ;
💠 Learn to remember the chronological order of events .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: The activity requires audio. Listen to two audio clips and order the items after each. Practice each again before ordering all items at the end. Don't forget to make sure you can hear the tone clearly.

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❗️Listen to the audio and then correctly order the items by putting the first stated item at the top.

SEQUENCING OVERVIEW

ℹ️ This activity utilizes the chunking strategy, which helps memorization by breaking down a long string of information into smaller parts.
❗️ The material is split into two audio clips. Listen to each and order the items. Practice each set again without listening. Then sequence all items together.

❗️ ARRANGE ITEMS SEQUENTIALLY
PLACE THE FIRST ITEM AT THE TOP

⭕️ Campbell's Soup Cans ;

⭕️ Banana ;

⭕️ Eight Elvises ;

⭕️ Big Electric Chair .

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✅ Answer Key :

1️⃣ Campbell's Soup Cans ;

2️⃣ Eight Elvises ;

3️⃣ Banana ;

4️⃣ Big Electric Chair .

❗️ ARRANGE ITEMS SEQUENTIALLY
PLACE THE FIRST ITEM AT THE TOP

⭕️ Self-Portrait ;

⭕️ Apple ;

⭕️ Mao Zedong ;

⭕️ Rorschach ;

⭕️ Mickey Mouse .

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✅ Answer Key :

1️⃣ Mao Zedong ;

2️⃣ Mickey Mouse ;

3️⃣ Rorschach ;

4️⃣ Apple ;

5️⃣ Self-Portrait .

‼️ NOW, THAT YOU'VE PRACTICED EACH PART, ORGANIZE BOTH HALVES AS ONE

⭕️ Campbell's Soup Cans ;

⭕️ Apple ;

⭕️ Big Electric Chair ;

⭕️ Banana ;

⭕️ Self-Portrait ;

⭕️ Eight Elvises ;

⭕️ Mao Zedong ;

⭕️ Mickey Mouse ;

⭕️ Rorschach .

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✅ Answer Key :

1️⃣ Campbell's Soup Cans ;

2️⃣ Eight Elvises ;

3️⃣ Banana ;

4️⃣ Big Electric Chair ;

5️⃣ Mao Zedong ;

6️⃣ Mickey Mouse ;

7️⃣ Rorschach ;

8️⃣ Apple ;

9️⃣ Self-Portrait .

💠 Brevity (writing) 💠

Benefits➕:
💬 Learn to express yourself clearly and concisely ;
💠 Avoid redundancies in your writing ;
👁 Keep your reader's attention by writing more directly .

❗️INSTRUCTIONS: Read the sentence and remove an unnecessary word(-s) to make the sentence more concise. All or part of the selection can be removed without changing the sentence's meaning.

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❗️INSTRUCTIONS: remove unnecessary word or set of words.

1️⃣ Anyone invited to the party has been asked to please RSVP.

✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word(-s) here is (are) < ... please ... > .
TIP: RSVP means "please reply", so the word please is unnecessary.

✔️ Anyone invited to the party has been asked to please RSVP.

2️⃣ The mass of an object is exactly the same on the Earth and the Moon.

✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word(-s) here is (are) < ... exactly ... > .
TIP: Exactly means "in every way", and the same means "identical to another".

✔️ The mass of an object is exactly the same on the Earth and the Moon.

3️⃣ Her disheveled appearance was puzzling in nature because she was usually a sharp dresser.

✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word(-s) here is (are) < ... in nature ... > .
TIP: Both puzzling in nature and puzzling means "difficult to understand", so in nature is unnecessary.

✔️ Her disheveled appearance was puzzling in nature because she was usually a sharp dresser.

4️⃣ The film's evil fiend had worked hard for redemption.

✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word(-s) here is (are) < ... evil ... >.
TIP: Fiend means "an evil person", so the word evil is unnecessary.

✔️ The actress played the evil fiend in the film.

5️⃣ His past experience had shown it was not worth arguing with his boss.

✅ Answer: 🔰 The unnecessary word(-s) here is(are) < ... past ... > .
TIP: Past means "a time before the present", and experience means "skill or knowledge gained from seeing or doing something".

✔️ His past experience had shown it was not worth arguing with his boss.