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Reminder : How to write a 4-point summary

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Reminder : How to write a 4-point summary

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State the gist/thesis of the article in your own words. Mention the key supporting ideas. Tell the purpose of the article. Comment on your own 'take-away' - what is the most important thing you learned from this article?

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Source:
http://dreamreader.net/lesson/imagine-john-lennon/

Title:
Imagine – John Lennon

Summary:
This article mainly taking about John Lennon, which is the one of the most famous British singer. But beyond that, John Lennon's most famous song----Imagine, it's one of the greatest songs in the world.The single's high sales represent its own significance. The anti war and peace loving thoughts in this song aroused the resonance of everyone at that time.

Recommendation:
I  recommend this article , because I am a music buff. I love this song, too.I hope people can understand the more precious meaning and value behind good music.

Vocabulary:
co-founder(N):one of a group of founders.
Ex:my brother is one of the  co-founder.

copies(N ,V):If you make a copy of something, you produce something that looks like the original thing.
EX:His album has sold more than 2000 copies.

release(V):If someone in authority releases something such as a document or information, they make it available.
EX:These singers are not releasing any more album yet.

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Source: http://dreamreader.net/lesson/new-coke/

Title: New Coke

Summary: This article is talking about the competition between Coca Cola and Pepsi. determination to conquer customers and try our best for consumers to use more.
The article is describing a lopsided period of a new drink being replaced by Coca Cola, and the change in drinking water makes them a traumatic experience.

Recommendation: I recommend this article to anyone interested in carbonated drinks. This article speaks of a rivalry between two carbonated drinks, and has created a new name.

Vocabulary:
Flavor (Noun) : description of the fragrance.
Ex : Coffee keeps its flavor better in the fridge.

furious( Adj) : extremely angry
Ex: Children are very furious because they cannot cycle to your own home.

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http://dreamreader.net/lesson/space-tourism/

Title: Space Tourism

Summary：In 1969 man landed on the moon for the first time, which inspired space travel. People started space exploration in the 1980s, but after a space accident killed them, NASA delayed sending civilians into space. By the 1990s space travel had become a reality, with three businessmen making successful trips to space. In 2006, space travel resumed and Roscosmos began to sell tickets. Now many people dream of becoming space travelers, but the tickets are very expensive.

Recommendation：I recommend this article in the hope that people will know more about space travel, which is human progress and exploration of the unknown.

Vocabulary: resist something, do not follow, against
Ex: There is lowered pain tolerance, lowered resistance to infection.

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http://dreamreader.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/spacetourism.mp3

On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to land on the moon. Perhaps inspired by this major event and earlier space flights, science fiction writers in the late 1960s and 1970s wrote a countless number of stories about people traveling to space for a vacation. Many people at that time believed that families in the early 21 st century would routinely take trips to the moon for sightseeing, and popular movies and TV shows fueled this belief. Take the example of 2001: A Space Odyssey which was released in 1968. This movie had a famous scene that showed businessmen traveling through space.

In the 1980s space travel for ordinary people was not as widespread as writers and artists imagined in the 1960s. However, in the 1980s civilian expeditions into space had begun. This is illustrated by United States' decision to send several politicians into space to help them better understand the activities of NASA - America's space agency. Christa McAuliffe, a school teacher, was scheduled to travel on the space shuttle and teach her class from space. After she was tragically killed in a shuttle accident, NASA delayed sending civilians into space for a long time. Because they were traveling to space for a specific purpose, these people were not really "space tourists" but they were civilians who flew to space.

By the late 1990s space tourism for an exclusive set of people became a reality. A commercial space company called MirCorp was having problems and it desperately needed money. The company therefore decided to sell tickets for space flights. It was an American businessman named Dennis Tito who bought the first ticket from MirCorp, and in April 2001 he flew to the International Space Station. Despite strong resistance from NASA, Tito stayed at the International Space Station for seven days. After Tito's space trip, two more fortunate people bought tickets and also visited the space station. More trips were planned but these were cancelled or delayed after the space shuttle Columbia had an accident in 2003 while returning to Earth and all the astronauts aboard were killed.

In 2006, space tourism resumed and Russia's space agency again sold tickets to those who wanted to travel to space. Despite the resumption of space tourism, Russia's space agency announced in 2011 that it would not carry space tourists again until 2013. Although many people dream of becoming a space tourist, ticket prices are currently very expensive (around 20 to 25 million dollars US), so taking their family on vacation to the moon may have to wait for now.

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On July 20, 1969 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first men to land on the moon. Perhaps inspired by this major event and earlier space flights, science fiction writers in the late 1960s and 1970s wrote a countless number of stories about people traveling to space for a vacation.

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http://dreamreader.net/lesson/sweden/

Title: Sweden

summary
This article introduces three unique cultures for building a balanced society in Sweden. There is a corporate culture that makes equal decisions, a policy culture that promotes harmony between work and life for citizens, and a dialogue culture that shows moderation. The purpose of this article is to introduce and spread the advanced culture of Sweden. Through this article, I have come to realize how much a country's policy affects the way people live.

Recommendation
I recommend this article to anyone interested in the advanced culture of Sweden. This article introduces Swedish unwritten rules for creating a balanced society.

Vocabulary
implementation(noun)

[impləmənˈtāSH(ə)n]

: the process of putting a decision or plan into effect
We plan to implement a policy allowing students to choose a humane alternative.
moderation(noun)

[mädəˈrāSH(ə)n]
: the avoidance of excess or extremes.
Implementation of the reforms was kept to a very strict timetable.
entity(noun)[ˈen(t)ədē]

: a thing with distinct and independent existence.
Church and empire were fused in a single entity.

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http://dreamreader.net/lesson/sleep-2/

Title：Sleep

Summary：Although this article is short, it expresses the plight of many people nowadays, who often do not get enough sleep. This article describes the amount of sleep people need and the drawbacks of not getting enough sleep at different ages.

Recommendation：I recommend this article, hoping to get people's attention to the problem of insufficient sleep.

Vocabulary：
hormone(n):a regulatory substance produced in an organism and transported in tissue fluids such as blood or sap to stimulate specific cells or tissues into action.
Ex: The doctor advised Liz to get some hormones to boost her immunity.

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https://joinposter.com/en/post/customer-satisfaction-in-restaurants
Unknown author.

Title: Customer satisfaction in restaurants

Summary:
The article describes the current relationship between restaurant managers and the satisfaction of their diners. The author lists several factors that are important in meeting diners' expectations and complains, which are based on the results of a research on customer satisfaction. The author's purpose is to share facts that help restaurant owners and managers to understand the new expectations of diners today, and thus be able to meet them and achieve higher levels of satisfaction in their customers. I realized the importance of social networks in people's decision-making to choose a restaurant nowadays. Most complaints are expressed online and not directly with the restaurant manager.

Recommendation:
I recommend this article to restaurant ownes, managers, and all staff.

Vocabulary:
rely (verb) - depend on with full trust or confidence.
In speech - “In Mexico, 93% of diners rely on online reviews.”
Ex. I know I can rely on your discretion
accommodating (adj.) - willing to fit in with someone's wishes or needs
In speech - “Accommodating seating preferences and providing complimentary extras can increase customer loyalty".
Ex. we always found the our local branch most accommodating
worsen (verb) - make or become worse
In speech - “They can improve or worsen customers’ perception”
Ex. her condition worsened on the flight

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http://dreamreader.net/lesson/walking-benefits/
Title : Walking Benefits

Summary:
This article describes three benefits of walking to people's health.People who exercise regularly live longer, and walking is an exercise program that almost anyone can do at any time.Walking can strengthen our heart to reduce the risk of stroke, and can help us lose weight.Walking can also make people happier by stimulating the brain to release endorphins.

Recommendation: I recommend this article to people who are interested in health, because this article mainly tells about the benefits of walking to people's body and can inspire people to exercise.

Vocabulary:
intense(adj.) burning with passion
The scene was palpably intense to watch.

circulatory (adj.) about the circulatory system of the blood
Showers stimulates the circulatory system and metabolism.

stroke(n.) a disease that the body cannot control properly

The stroke left him partly paralysed.

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Leader vs Boss: 12 Characteristics of a Leader

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Leader vs Boss: 12 Characteristics of a Leader

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Salim Alomari
https://www.intelivate.com/team-strategy/boss-vs-leader-image#6-leaders-focus-on-whats-right
Summary:
12 Defining Characteristics  different between boss and leader

writer explain 12 defining characteristics boss and leader fro example
Leaders, someone  Build Your Confidence , Get Joy From Others’ Successes and   Want You to Be More Successful , Leaders Focus on What’s Right on another hand
A Boss Always Wants to Be the Boss and Driven by Fear. they Operate By Their Competition finally Bosses Depend on Authority.
Vocabulary:
​micromanage (something) to control every detail of an activity or project, especially your employees’ work
example; The problem may be that you are micromanaging your team.
hierarchy: a system, especially in a society or an organization, in which people are organized into different levels of importance from highest to lowest
example; the social/political hierarchy
Recommendation: I would like to recommend this article to  people like to improved them leadership.

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http://dreamreader.net/lesson/department-stores/

Summary:
This article explain how department stores were appeared, grow up, and suffered from other competitors. They also showed the flow that is going through other countries; especially, there are very prominent phenomenon in Korea. One of their representative brand which name is Lotte Department store has over 30 Brand in korea, and they have aggressive management.

Recommendation:
This article about how the distributor’s profit has been changed and where the trend has moved to nowadays. I recommend this article to those student who want know the story about beginning of the department store business. It would help them to understand simply and widely.

Vocabulary

coin [kɔɪn] (verb)If you coin a word or a phrase, you are the first person to say it.
(in article) The word department store had not been coined at that time so it was referred to as the “Monster House”.
(Example) Oh well, no news is good news, to coin a phrase.

admit [ ədˈmɪt ]
(verb)you agree, often unwillingly, that it is true. (↔deny), (=confess)

(in article)Although customers usually had to pay money just to enter most stores in those days, Stewart admitted anyone in his department store without paying.
(Example) She admitted to having stolen the car.

prominent  [ |prɑːmɪnənt ]
(adjective) something those are important or very noticeable.

(in article) Outside of North America, however, department stores are still very prominent.
(Example) She is a prominent Tory right-winger.

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Author: Jeri Cipriano
https://www.kidsa-z.com/main/Activity/id/19352
Title: Edible bugs

Summary: People around the world have eaten worms for thousands of years for a variety of reasons. Eating worms is good for people's health, a source of nutrients in food-poor countries, and the global environment. The artist shows that eating insects can be a food for the future. After reading this, I was amazed to learn that our favorite lobster and crab are related to insects.

Recommendation: I would like to recommend this article to cooks and nutritionists.

Vocabulary:             Edible(adjective): suitable or safe for eating                                        The food my son made was barely edible.
Grasshopper(noun): an insect that has long back legs that it makes able to jump high                               A swarm of grasshopper ran in the field
Nutrient(noun): Any material that plants or animals need to live and grow                                               People can eat Worms, and worms have the nutrients people.

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http://dreamreader.net/lesson/dog-camps-2/
Title: Dog camps(no author)

Summary:
That is a description of a dog boarding accommodation where dogs have a lot of play, social activities. addition, they can exercise and socialize in a spacious

and a nice place in the countryside to reduce stress. Also, people can spend time with their dogs in a comfortable atmosphere.The purpose of this article is when people can't stay with their dogs, they use more and more do.

Recommendation: I recommend it to many office workers who have dogs and those who cannot travel with their dogs.

vocabulary:
fetch(verb): to go after and bring back
I sometimes fetch her from my daughter's school.
urban:(adj.): City or metropolitan
Urban transportation in the city is convenient.

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https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/skills/reading/advanced-c1/a-threat-to-bananas

Title: A threat to bananas (Author: N/A)

Summary:
This article explains what causes problem for banana growers. There is about a fungus attack root's plant of banana in cloning way and it has been an issue for a long time. The purpose of this article is to describe a trouble of growing bananas and how it affects to a big grower company. This article taught me what obstacle they faced and beware choosing bananas from grocery stores.

Recommendation:
I recommend this article to bananas grower to beware a threat from the fungus and cope another upcoming disease, and I also recommend to any consumer choosing bananas from grocery stores.

Vocabulary:
Lucrative (adj.) makes a lot of profit
IPhone is not the only lucrative product from Apple.

Inevitable (adj.) certain to happen, unavoidable
Wearing a mask into grocery store is inevitable.

Thrive (v.) grow or develop well or vigorously
Parents thrive their kid to become a great person.