P3 - Exam Vocabulary

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 5

Today: practise with vocabulary

Today's objectives

You are able to understand and use: 

• functiewoorden (p. 5-7)
  
• basiswoorden (p. 8-15)

Translate:
to make clear

Translate:
to outline

Translate:
to illustrate

Translate:
to stress

Translate:
to contradict

Translate:
to elaborate

Translate:
to modify

Today: practise with vocabulary

Today's objectives

We are going to practise with:

• signaal- en functiewoorden
  
• basiswoorden 

Signaal- en functiewoorden

• Complete the work sheet.
• Try to do it without the vocabulary list first.
• Compare your work with your neighbour.

Basiswoorden

1. Go through the list of Basiswoorden, algemeen (from page 13).
2. Mark every word that you do not know with an asterisk (*).

Finished early?

• write a gap sentence with the words you' ve marked.

www.gimkit.com

Practise

1. Get into Gimkit.
2. Add questions about your marked words. Mix up multiple choice and input questions.
3. If you wrote gap sentences, add those as well.

What do you know about this holiday?

Individual hour

Practise with:

• Exam vocabulary
  
• Holmwoods
• Examenbundel

to imply

1. bereiken
2. duidelijk maken
3. suggereren
4. concluderen

to express

1. benadrukken
2. verklaren
3. verwijzen naar
4. uitdrukken

judging from

1. te oordelen naar
2. beschrijven
3. beweren
4. tussenvoegen

with regard to

1. blijken uit
2. uitleggen
3. met betrekking tot
4. uitdrukken

policy

1. politiek
2. beleid
3. verkiezing
4. kiesdistric

to represent

1. vertegenwoordigen
2. regeren
3. verkiezen
4. beargumenteren

predators

majority

independent

constitution

1. grondwet
2. mening
3. verdrag
4. project

summit

1. helling
2. top
3. grot
4. woud

calamity

1. biotoop
2. reservaat
3. ramp
4. vervuiling

conservation

1. giftig
2. milieubeheer
3. verscheidenheid
4. isolatie

• Complete the worksheet.

ironic - sarcastic - cynical - sneering

1. It's ___ that she became a teacher—she used to hate school.
2. ‘John can’t come.’ ‘What a shame,’ my brother said sarcastically.