H4 Conspiracy Theories Week 20
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Lesduur is: 50 minOnderdelen in deze les
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Take a photo of the paper on which you wrote the 31 answers and post it here.
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What element(s) would you add to this list to help explain the nature of conspiracy theories? (Reply in English)
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Is there a cultural difference between America and the Netherlands in terms of people believing in conspiracy theories? Why or why not? (Explain in English, using evidence from sources in this lesson)
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What theory is least likely to be a conspiracy theory?
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The Loch Ness monster, because it does not help to make sense of a bad situation and there's no institution conspiring here.
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The moon landing theory, because there is factual evidence that this happened.
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The bat story, because the main perspective of conspiracy theories is that it does not matter whether or not there is evidence.
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All of these perfectly qualify as conspiracy theories. They all help to make sense of a bad situation, are theories not based on facts, and have a conspiring party.
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Which of these should be the main priority of the online lesson coming Thursday?
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How to deal with gap questions and exercises, because I found that tricky.
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How to make sure you understand English texts properly.
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How to distinguish between different tenses, because I learn a lot from grammar lessons.
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Discussing how we can improve our presentations, because I plan to get a proper mark for the speaking exam.
