11 Grade Adverbs Functions, Types, Placement, And Meaning

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    1. Adverbs: Functions, Types, Placement, and Meaning
      Part VII: Adverbs
    2. UnitOverview
      In thisunit, particular emphasisisgivento:
      Sentenceorviewpointadverbs (actually, clearly, hopefully)
      Focusadverbs: Changingthe position of a focusadverboftenchangesthemeaning of a sentence (Onlyteenagers can attend. Teenagers can onlyattend.).
      Negative and otheradverbsrequiringinversion (Rarely do peoplemake a career of themilitary.)
    3. Background Notes
      Call-in radio and TV programs are very popular in theUnitedStates and oftengivelistenersorviewersthe chance toexpressopinionson controversial issues. In thereading, thetheme of discussingdivisivetopicsfocusesonmilitaryservice; in particular, thereading explores questionsconcerningthedraft (thesystem in whichpeoplemustjointhemilitary) and women in themilitary and in combat.
    4. Vocabulary
      Controversial: causing a lot of disagreement, becausemanypeoplehavestrongopinionsaboutthesubjectbeingdiscussed.
      Voluntary: done willingly, withoutbeingforcedorwithoutbeingpaid.
      Combat: organizedfighting, especially in a war.
      Stereotype: an idea of what a particular group of peopleislikethatmanypeoplehave, especiallyonethatiswrongorunfair.
      Spirited: havingenergy and determinationorshowinghisquality.
    5. Vocabulary
      Adopt: toformallyapprove a proposal, especiallybyvoting.
      Vaccine: a substancewhichcontains a weakform of the bacteria or virus that causes a disease and isusedtoprotectpeoplefromthatdisease.
      Gambling: thepractice of riskingmoneyorpossessionsbecauseyoumightwin a lot more if a cardgame, race, etc. has theresultyouwant.
      Lottery: a gameusedtomakemoneyfor a stateor a charity in whichpeoplebuynumbered tickets, so thatiftheirnumberispickedby chance, theywinmoneyor a prize.
      Dam: a specialwallbuiltacross a river, stream, etc. to stop thewaterfromflowing.
    6. Vocabulary
      Militaryrecruiter: someonewhofinds new peopletojointhemilitary.
      Cloning: makinganexactcopy of a plantor animal bytaking a cellfromit and developingitartificially.
      Stomp: towalkwith heavy stepsortoputyourfootdownveryhard, especiallybecauseyou are angry.
      Roamaround: togoaroundwith no clearpurposeordirection.
    7. ComprehensionQuestions
      Whatis Mike Burns’sopinion of themilitary in general?
      Serviceshouldbevoluntary. A lot of evilthingshavebeen done bymilitaryforces. Maybeweshouldn’tevenhavethem.
      Does Burns thinkthatwomen are tooweaktoserve?
      No, he doesn’tthinkfightingisfeminine.
    8. ComprehensionQuestions
      Whatdoes Sarah Lopezthinkaboutvoluntarymilitaryservice?
      Shethinksmilitaryserviceshouldberequired.
      WhatisLopez’sreasonforsupportingrequiredmilitaryservice?
      It’stheonlywaytoensurefairtreatmentforall.
      Does Sarah Lopezbelievethatcombatisfeminine?
      Yes.
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