Vocabulary
To enter a country in large numbers
Invade
What is 'buzz?'
Getting people to talk about you.
What is a paragraph?
A group of sentences about a topic.
What is 'social proof?'
How other people's actions influence us.
What are the three main parts of a descriptive paragraph?
The topic sentence, supporting sentences and concluding sentence.
To have the same color or pattern as something else.
Match
Which company created buzz by using Felix Baumgartner to set a new world record for skydiving?
Red Bull
What is the main idea of a paragraph?
The most important point about the topic.
Why are businesses very interested in understanding social proof?
They want to influence us to buy their products.
What does the topic sentence do?
It introduces what you will describe.
Easy to see, hear or understand.
Clear
Which company created buzz by connecting coffee with chocolate?
Kit-Kat.
Where can you usually find the main idea of a paragraph?
In the first or second sentence.
Experts, other consumers, crowds and friends.
What do the supporting sentneces do?
They help the reader understand the topic.
To get or discover information about something.
Find out.
What items did Tom Dickson put in his blenders?
Smartphones, rakes and sports equipments.
Which one of these is the correct meaning of the word: 'researcher?'
a) A person who studies something
b) A person who manages something
A person who studies something.
Which group of social proof is the best advertising of all?
Friends.
What does the concluding sentence do?
It summarizes your ideas.
To give or be a part of something with other people.
Contribute.
How did Doritos create buzz?
They asked customers to make TV ads.
Which one of these is the correct meaning of the word: 'psychologist?'
a) A person who knows what other people are thinking
b) A person who studies the human mind
A person who studies the human mind.
Why do people follow the advice of experts?
Because they are knowledgeable.
Do we use the present continuous when an action has started, but not yet finished or when an action happens all the time?
When an action has started, but not yet finished.