Lesson XXVIII: Vocabulary in Context

Mr. Smith: They do not. There are both: successes and failures. Naturally, those who succeed make efforts to PRESERVE their success. But, the point is those who failed usually do not give up. They continue working, and working hard. They do their best to pave ground for their children to live better life than they did. Exercise: 1.2.1. Answer the Following Questions 1. What is the story of America as for Mr. Smith? 2. Is it possible for the dreams of all the immigrants to become reality? 3. Have there been only successes? 4. What do those, the successful do? 5. Do those who fail give up? 2. Government and Politics 2.1. FIELD, ORGANIZATION Situation: After Ali had been at Riverside University for a few months, he decided to join the International Relations Club. At one of the meetings he was ask to introduce the speaker for the evening. It was his adviser Professor Jones. Ali: I am very happy to be able to introduce our speaker this evening. Professor Jones has been at Riverside University since 2010. He did his undergraduate work at the University of Wisconsin and received his Masters and Doctorate degree in history from Columbia University. He has published several articles and books in his FIELD. He is a member of several professional ORGANIZATIONS and was vice-president of the American Historical Association from 2002 to 2016. Professor Jones has agreed to speak to us this evening about American government and politics. Exercise: 2.1.1. Answer the Following Questions 1. Having been at the university for a few months, what club did Ali join? 2. Who was the speaker for the evening? 3. What had professor Jones studied? 4. Had he published anything in his field? 5. What kind of organizations is Professor Jones a member of? 6. What did Professor Jones agree to speak about?