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Welcome!
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Today
- Reading practice
- Old reading texts
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Goals
- You can answer questions about a text
- Test practice
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Reading practice
Go to IL: Planner>Period 4>Week 4: reading test practice and click on 'reading test practice.docx'
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Assignment
1. Read the text carefully. If you have to, read the text twice.
2. Find the answers to the questions in the text. Make sure you highlight the section where you found the answer.
15 minutes
Done? Learn vocab (woordjes) on page 109-111 of your text book
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Question 1
Who inspired Willie to start WeTheUrban?
A. a friend
B. different artists
C. fashion blogs
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Answer A
Paragraph 2. Where and how did you get started?
Well, it all started with my good friend Aly Silverio. She had been designing and selling her own handmade jewellery for a while and the success of her company inspired me to create a business of my own.
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Question 2
Why did Willie change from an online blog to a fashion magazine?
A. he loved magazines more than blogs
B. he wanted to do something bigger
C. he wished to do something else
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Answer B
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For a little over a year WeTheUrban was just an ever-growing blog, but after a while I decided that the only way to really grow was to turn it into an online magazine.
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Question 3
In which paragraph can you read about the difference between working on the first WeTheUrban and the next ones?
A. paragraph 1
B. paragraph 2
C. paragraph 3
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Answer C
Paragraph 3
Oh boy, this has probably been the hardest aspect in keeping WeTheUrban afloat. The first issue of the publication, I wrote every single article myself, conducted every interview, and coordinated with the graphic designer non-stop 24/7 through email and text to get it all done.I've since hired a small handful of writers and I still work with the same designer. It's a lot, but when you love what you do it doesn't even feel like work.
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Question 4
What is true for Willie?
A. he doesn't mind working long hours.
B. he'd like to hire more writers to take over his work.
C. he would like to have more free time.
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Answer A
Paragraph 3
It's a lot, but when you love what you do it doesn't even feel like work.
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Question 5
According to Willie you can make it in the fashion industry …
A. as long as you're a hard worker
B. if you have certain qualities of character
C. if you do a lot of research
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Answer B
Paragraph 5 Do you have any advice for people trying to break in to this industry?
Don't be lazy and don't be easily discouraged. This industry can be vicious, so be confident and always keep your head up. This industry is very small as well - don't get caught up in it for the wrong reasons. If your true passion is fashion and you're just starting out, remember that Rome wasn't built in a day and always do your research.
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Question 6
What's Willie's hope for the future?
A. He will still be creating.
B. He will still be editor in chief.
C. He will still have his online magazine.
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Answer A
Paragraph 6 What's your biggest goal for yourself? Should we be expecting to see a fashion line in the future?
That would be to just wake up 10 years from now loving what I'm doing. As long as I'm creating, I'm happy. As for a fashion line, I'll never say never!