MODULE G

PART I: READING COMPREHENSION Read the article below and then answer questions 1-8. 1. What do we learn from lines 1-7? What makes a lucid dream frightening. What helps people realize that they are just dreaming. How lucid dreaming differs from ordinary dreaming. Why some dreams seem more real than others. 2. In lines 8-14 we are told why (–). scientists have always wanted to study lucid dreaming no research was done on lucid dreaming before the late 1970s lucid dreams might occur when the person is awake most people wake up several times during the night 3. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE. In lines 15-22 the writer explains what Hearne did in order to..... 4. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE. All the facts mentioned in lines 24-25 are given as examples of....... 5. What difference between ordinary and lucid dreaming is presented in lines 23-29? A difference in the content of the dream. A difference in the length of the dream. A difference in the emotions experienced during the dream. A difference in brain activity during the dream. 6. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE. From lines 30-34 we can understand why people might.......... 7. From lines 30-38 we learn why scientists (–). don't believe the stories in the media object to the courses that are being advertised doubt the value of lucid dreaming claim that nobody can control their dreams 8. COMPLETE THE ANSWER. According to lines 36-37, the techniques used in sleep laboratories have not been very successful. Successful in doing what? (lines 30-38)In....................... PART II: WRITTEN PRESENTATION Write 120 -140 words in English on the following topic.What is a conflict (internal or external) that you once faced? Describe the conflict and its causes, as well as how you were able to resolve your conflict. You may also explain how the conflict has affected your life.