The document provides information about English course requirements at a university. It states that students must achieve a minimum TOEIC score of 650 for tourism or 550 for counseling or take two hours of English Corner classes each semester. It also notes that students who have met the TOEIC requirements should bring their certificate or results to the Language Center to have a copy made. It includes sample sentences with common grammar errors for students to correct.

1. On Point - Semester 1
UNIT 1, PART 2

2. Remember, if you
haven’t passed TOEIC
with a score of:
650 - Tourism
550 - Counseling
You need to take two
hours of English Corner
each semester.
If you have taken TOEIC
and met these
requirements, make
sure to go to the
Language Center (B101)
with your ( 證書 / 成績單
) so that they can make
a copy.
DID ANYONE …
GO TO ENGLISH CORNER?

3. Music Time
Katy Perry’s real name
is Katheryn Elizabeth
Hudson
Her father is a preacher
in California. Her family
is very strict, and Katy
sometimes upsets them
with her music and
behavior on stage.
Katy Perry - Hot and Cold

4. Error Correction / roll call
Each sentence below has one or more common
grammar error.
They are both more younger than me.
In my free time, I like to watching Korean teleplays.
I also wants to learn more things when I was in college.
Hot dog is my favorite food, and winter is my favorite
month.

5. Error Correction / roll call
Each sentence below has one or more common
grammar error.
They are both more younger than me.
In my free time, I like to watching Korean dramas.
I also wants to learn more things when I am in college.
Hot dogs are my favorite food, and winter is my
favorite season.

7. potential
perceive
ethnic
hierarchy
exclude
individual
principle
physical

8. Physical
subjective
same level
disagreements
satisfy
Tom Cruise!
Reading 1 - Main Idea:

9. Sample answer:
I basically agree with the author. I think it’s true that we tend to date people
whom we think are about as attractive as we are. That’s true for most
people that I know, and for myself, too. There are some exceptions, though.
I think that some people who are very self-confident or who have lots of
money can date people who are much more attractive than they are. You
see those kinds of couples sometimes.

10. Sample answer:
I would say that Mitch and Jane could probably make a good couple.
They have more similarities; for example, they both like sports.

11. Vocabular
y
Last week I asked you to review the vocabulary words for this unit.
Let’s see what you remember.
Remember, you can always practice the vocabulary words for this
class by going to the website and clicking on “Vocabulary”.

12. e
f
h
c
a
d
g
b

13. Do you know
these words?
Each student will get a
number.
Please look at the word
on the board, and use a
dictionary to look up
the word in Chinese.
Go to the board and
write the Chinese
meaning for your word.
If you’re not sure, ask
the teacher for help.

14. Sample answer:
I think people who are very different could make a good couple
because they could expose each other to new ideas and new
experiences, and that might keep things interesting in the relationship.

21. b
d
a

22. b
c

23. People with different personalities can complement each other in a relationship.
✓
✓
Women whose partners have DNA different from their own tend to have
happier relationships.

24. 1.
Sample answer:
I’m not a very organized person. Sometimes, I can be very messy and
forgetful. So I think it’d be great if my wife could be very organized. She
could help me remember things that I have to do.
2.
Sample answer:
I’ve never really thought about dating someone from a different ethnic
group. I didn’t think my rather conservative parents would approve of it.
But I guess I would consider it after reading this passage. I might also
consider people whose interests are very different from mine. They might
make relationships interesting.

26. ✓
✓

27. ✓
✓
✓

29. assumed
conventional
guarantee
conflict
flexible