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Level 9

Unit 8. Pre-Fab Housing
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OutLine the Listening Passage

• Prefab and Stick Built houses
• Sections of a prefab house are constructed in a
  .
• Stick built means is made where
  the house will
• exist.
•  
• Benefits
• Because prefab houses are made in bulk, they are
  
• .
• It takes to construct prefab
  houses.

factory
everything
less expensive
less time
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Passage Pre-Fab Housing

1. A prefab house refers to a prefabricated house.
2. It means that sections of the house were
   constructed in a factory.
3. The traditional method for building a house is
   called stick built.
4. Everything is made where the completed house will
   exist.
5. In 1906, early versions of prefab houses were
   called house kits, which included all the
   necessary parts to build a home.
6. Owners could make the house themselves or hire
   workers to construct it.

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Passage Pre-Fab Housing

1. There are many benefits of prefab houses.
2. Like cars, they are made on an assembly line.
3. Because they are made in bulk, they are less
   expensive.
4. Fewer resources are wasted in the assembly
   process.
5. In addition, it takes less time to construct
   prefab houses.
6. They are mostly made indoors, thus minimizing the
   possibility of weather delays.

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Comprehension Questions

• Main Idea
• What is the main idea of the listening passage?

1. Pre-made offices
2. Prefabricated homes
3. Cheap house furniture
4. Kits for building cars

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Comprehension Questions
2. Finding the Facts What does stick built
mean?

1. The home is built in different areas.
2. The home is made in a factory.
3. The home is made where it will exist.
4. The home has a very tall design.

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Comprehension Questions
3. Recalling Details What were early versions
of prefab houses called?

1. Building units
2. Home packs
3. House models
4. House kits

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Comprehension Questions
4. Recognizing the Reason Why does it take less
time to construct prefab houses?

1. Because there are fewer weather delays
2. Because there are fewer workers
3. Because the homes are much larger
4. Because they are built during the summer

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Step 1
Listen and Repeat with Script
Step 2
Shadow Speaking
Shadow Speaking!
Step 3
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Step 1 Pre-Fab Housing

1. A prefab house refers to a prefabricated house.
2. It means that sections of the house were
   constructed in a factory.
3. The traditional method for building a house is
   called stick built.
4. Everything is made where the completed house will
   exist.
5. In 1906, early versions of prefab houses were
   called house kits, which included all the
   necessary parts to build a home.
6. Owners could make the house themselves or hire
   workers to construct it.

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Step 1 Pre-Fab Housing

1. There are many benefits of prefab houses.
2. Like cars, they are made on an assembly line.
3. Because they are made in bulk, they are less
   expensive.
4. Fewer resources are wasted in the assembly
   process.
5. In addition, it takes less time to construct
   prefab houses.
6. They are mostly made indoors, thus minimizing the
   possibility of weather delays.

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Step 1
Read the Script
Shadow Speaking
Step 2
Shadow Speaking!
Step 3
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Step 2 Pre-Fab Housing

1. A prefab house refers to a prefabricated house.
2. It means that sections of the house were
   constructed in a factory.
3. The traditional method for building a house is
   called stick built.
4. Everything is made where the completed house will
   exist.
5. In 1906, early versions of prefab houses were
   called house kits, which included all the
   necessary parts to build a home.
6. Owners could make the house themselves or hire
   workers to construct it.

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Step 2 Pre-Fab Housing

1. There are many benefits of prefab houses.
2. Like cars, they are made on an assembly line.
3. Because they are made in bulk, they are less
   expensive.
4. Fewer resources are wasted in the assembly
   process.
5. In addition, it takes less time to construct
   prefab houses.
6. They are mostly made indoors, thus minimizing the
   possibility of weather delays.

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Step 1
Shadow Speaking without Script
Step 2
Shadow Speaking
Shadow Speaking!
Step 3
gt lt
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Step 3 Pre-Fab Housing
Without script
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Lecture Pre-Fab Housing

1. Lines are all around us.
2. Lines come in all forms straight, curved,
   zigzag, wavy, and dotted.
3. Each kind of line has its own personality.
4. Straight lines point us in a direction, like an
   arrow.
5. Curved lines make us think of motion, like a ball
   rolling.
6. Zigzag lines are full of energy, like a bolt of
   lightning.
7. Wavy lines can calm you, like waves on a beach.
8. Dotted lines are used in writings.

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Listen to the following lecture and answer
Questions 1,2 and 3
1. What lines tell us which way to go?
? Zigzag ? Curved ? Dotted ? Straight
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Listen to the following lecture and answer
Questions 1,2 and 3
2. What personality do zigzag lines have?
? Full of energy ? Full of emotion ? Full of
confusion ? Full of confidence
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Listen to the following lecture and answer
Questions 1,2 and 3
3. What can you imagine with curved lines?
? Arrow ? Ball rolling ? Bolt of lightning ?
Waves on a beach
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Shadow Speaking Pre-Fab Housing

1. Lines are all around us.
2. Lines come in all forms straight, curved,
   zigzag, wavy, and dotted.
3. Each kind of line has its own personality.
4. Straight lines point us in a direction, like an
   arrow.
5. Curved lines make us think of motion, like a ball
   rolling.
6. Zigzag lines are full of energy, like a bolt of
   lightning.
7. Wavy lines can calm you, like waves on a beach.
8. Dotted lines are used in writings.

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Homework