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    Unit 9 Oral Quiz: Conversation Strategy Conversation Strategy

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    This document outlines an oral quiz for students to practice conversations on various technology-related topics. It provides questions for students to ask their partner about tech problems, online habits, gadget usage, credit cards, document security, tech skills, battery disposal, music volume, PIN memory, photo sharing, laptop charging, and online privacy. It then instructs students to take turns giving opinions on cell phone use in public, music while working, online shopping, and frequent texting, while using conversational expressions like "I know what you mean, but..." to respond to their partner and continue the discussion.

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    Unit 9 Oral Quiz: Conversation Strategy Conversation Strategy

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    This document outlines an oral quiz for students to practice conversations on various technology-related topics. It provides questions for students to ask their partner about tech problems, online habits, gadget usage, credit cards, document security, tech skills, battery disposal, music volume, PIN memory, photo sharing, laptop charging, and online privacy. It then instructs students to take turns giving opinions on cell phone use in public, music while working, online shopping, and frequent texting, while using conversational expressions like "I know what you mean, but..." to respond to their partner and continue the discussion.

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    Unit 9 Oral Quiz: Conversation Strategy Conversation Strategy

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    Unit 9 Oral quiz

    Student A Ask these questions. Answer your Student B Ask these questions. Answer your
    partner’s questions. Discuss the topics. partner’s questions. Discuss the topics.
    1. What do you do when you have a tech 1. How often do you go online? What do you go
    problem? online for?
    2. How often do you buy things online? 2. When did you first learn how to use a
    3. What different gadgets do you turn on during computer?
    the day? 3. When should you turn your cell phone off?
    4. Would you let a friend use your credit card? 4. What can you do to keep important documents
    Why or why not? safe?
    Now take turns starting conversations. Give an opinion Now take turns starting conversations. Give an opinion
    about the topic below. Respond to your partner. Use about the topic below. Respond to your partner. Use
    the conversation strategy. the conversation strategy.
    Conversation strategy Conversation strategy
    When responding, give a different opinion with When responding, give a different opinion with
    expressions such as I know what you mean, but . . . ; expressions such as I know what you mean, but . . . ;
    That’s true. (You) . . . though.; Maybe. On the other That’s true. (You) . . . though.; Maybe. On the other
    hand, . . . ; or I don’t know. / I’m not (so) sure. Don’t hand, . . . ; or I don’t know. / I’m not (so) sure. Don’t
    you think . . . ? Continue the conversation as long you think . . . ? Continue the conversation as long
    as you can. as you can.
    5. using cell phones in public 5. listening to music while you’re working

    Student C Ask these questions. Answer your Student D Ask these questions. Answer your
    partner’s questions. Discuss the topics. partner’s questions. Discuss the topics.
    1. How tech savvy are you? 1. How many electronic gadgets do you own?
    2. Where should you throw away old batteries? How often do you use them?
    3. If you’re listening to music in public, should you 2. Do you have any idea how to send photos
    turn down the volume? electronically?
    4. What’s the best way to remember a PIN? 3. Is it OK to plug in a laptop computer anywhere?
    4. How can you keep your personal information
    Now take turns starting conversations. Give an opinion
    private online?
    about the topic below. Respond to your partner. Use
    the conversation strategy. Now take turns starting conversations. Give an opinion
    about the topic below. Respond to your partner. Use
    Conversation strategy the conversation strategy.
    When responding, give a different opinion with
    expressions such as I know what you mean, but . . . ; Conversation strategy
    That’s true. (You) . . . though.; Maybe. On the other When responding, give a different opinion with
    hand, . . . ; or I don’t know. / I’m not (so) sure. Don’t expressions such as I know what you mean, but . . . ;
    you think . . . ? Continue the conversation as long That’s true. (You) . . . though.; Maybe. On the other
    as you can. hand, . . . ; or I don’t know. / I’m not (so) sure. Don’t
    you think . . . ? Continue the conversation as long
    5. shopping on the Internet as you can.
    5. sending a lot of text messages

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