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3053 6.66667 1695460537 3051 6.66667 1695468027 9347 4.00000 1706967622 12924 6.66667 1733920720 3051 1 2572268 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1695467919 1695468027 1695468027 0 $@NULL@$ 2.00000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288239 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1695468027 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695467919 3051 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1695468027 3051 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288240 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: READ THE FIRST PART OF A TELECONFERENCE. NUMBER THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER 1-10. [[8]] RYAN: Is that any better? [[3]] RYAN: Yes. Loud and clear. Hi, Natasha. [[2]] MICHAEL: Yes, it is. Hello, Ryan. Natasha is here with me, too. Can you hear me OK? [[1]] RYAN: Hello? Is that Michael? [[7]] MICHAEL: Me neither. Ryan, your line isn't very good. Can you speak up? [[4]] NATASHA: Hi, Ryan. [[5]] RYAN:We're just waiting for Liza. She's calling from Rome. [[9]]MICHAEL: Yes, much better. [[6]] NATASHA: Sure. I haven't spoken to her for ages. [[10]] LIZA: Hello? This is Liza. ; [[1]] -> {1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} 1695468027 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695467919 3051 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695468027 3051 p1 8 p2 3 p3 2 p4 1 p5 7 p6 4 p7 5 p8 9 p9 6 p10 10 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695468027 3051 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288241 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: READ TWO MORE PARTS OF THE TELECONFERENCE. COMPLETE THE MISSING WORDS. MICHAEL: OK, let's (1) b_____. Thank you everyone for coming. We have myself and Natasha in Manchester, Ryan in Boston and Liza in Rome. Today, I want to discuss our online security. You've all seen copies of Liza's report and proposal but Liza, can you speak first? I'd like you to give a brief summary of the main points. LIZA: Sure. MICHAEL: And then Ryan, you can speak next. I'd like to hear the views from your team in Boston. NATASHA: Can I (2) s_____ something before we begin? MICHAEL: Go ahead. NATASHA: Ryan and Liza? Can I (3) a_____ you both a question? I sent out two drafts of the report and I want to check that you are looking at the second version... _[Later]_ RYAN: So I think that (4) c_____ everything from my team. And of course, I'll (5) s_____ up the main points in an email. MICHAEL: Great. Thanks for that Ryan. LIZA: Michael, can I (6) c_____ in here? Ryan, at the beginning you said most of your team are happy with the existing system but… part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response}; part 6: {$a->response} part 1: egin; part 2: ay; part 3: sk; part 4: overs; part 5: um; part 6: ome 1695468027 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695467919 3051 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695468027 3051 sub1_answer egin sub2_answer ay sub3_answer sk sub4_answer overs sub5_answer um sub6_answer ome 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695468027 3051 -finish 1 3053 1 2571355 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1695460380 1695460537 1695460537 0 $@NULL@$ 2.00000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288239 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1695460537 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695460380 3053 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1695460537 3053 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288240 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: READ THE FIRST PART OF A TELECONFERENCE. NUMBER THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER 1-10. [[8]] RYAN: Is that any better? [[3]] RYAN: Yes. Loud and clear. Hi, Natasha. [[2]] MICHAEL: Yes, it is. Hello, Ryan. Natasha is here with me, too. Can you hear me OK? [[1]] RYAN: Hello? Is that Michael? [[7]] MICHAEL: Me neither. Ryan, your line isn't very good. Can you speak up? [[4]] NATASHA: Hi, Ryan. [[5]] RYAN:We're just waiting for Liza. She's calling from Rome. [[9]]MICHAEL: Yes, much better. [[6]] NATASHA: Sure. I haven't spoken to her for ages. [[10]] LIZA: Hello? This is Liza. ; [[1]] -> {1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} 1695460537 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695460380 3053 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695460537 3053 p1 8 p2 3 p3 2 p4 1 p5 7 p6 4 p7 5 p8 9 p9 6 p10 10 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695460537 3053 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288241 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: READ TWO MORE PARTS OF THE TELECONFERENCE. COMPLETE THE MISSING WORDS. MICHAEL: OK, let's (1) b_____. Thank you everyone for coming. We have myself and Natasha in Manchester, Ryan in Boston and Liza in Rome. Today, I want to discuss our online security. You've all seen copies of Liza's report and proposal but Liza, can you speak first? I'd like you to give a brief summary of the main points. LIZA: Sure. MICHAEL: And then Ryan, you can speak next. I'd like to hear the views from your team in Boston. NATASHA: Can I (2) s_____ something before we begin? MICHAEL: Go ahead. NATASHA: Ryan and Liza? Can I (3) a_____ you both a question? I sent out two drafts of the report and I want to check that you are looking at the second version... _[Later]_ RYAN: So I think that (4) c_____ everything from my team. And of course, I'll (5) s_____ up the main points in an email. MICHAEL: Great. Thanks for that Ryan. LIZA: Michael, can I (6) c_____ in here? Ryan, at the beginning you said most of your team are happy with the existing system but… part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response}; part 6: {$a->response} part 1: egin; part 2: ay; part 3: sk; part 4: overs; part 5: um; part 6: ome 1695460537 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1695460380 3053 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1695460537 3053 sub1_answer egin sub2_answer ay sub3_answer sk sub4_answer overs sub5_answer um sub6_answer ome 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1695460537 3053 -finish 1 9347 1 4184213 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1706967248 1706967622 1706967622 0 $@NULL@$ 1.20000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288239 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1706967622 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706967248 9347 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1706967622 9347 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288240 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: READ THE FIRST PART OF A TELECONFERENCE. NUMBER THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER 1-10. [[8]] RYAN: Is that any better? [[3]] RYAN: Yes. Loud and clear. Hi, Natasha. [[2]] MICHAEL: Yes, it is. Hello, Ryan. Natasha is here with me, too. Can you hear me OK? [[1]] RYAN: Hello? Is that Michael? [[7]] MICHAEL: Me neither. Ryan, your line isn't very good. Can you speak up? [[4]] NATASHA: Hi, Ryan. [[5]] RYAN:We're just waiting for Liza. She's calling from Rome. [[9]]MICHAEL: Yes, much better. [[6]] NATASHA: Sure. I haven't spoken to her for ages. [[10]] LIZA: Hello? This is Liza. ; [[1]] -> {1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} {10} {9} {2} {1} {6} {3} {4} {7} {8} {5} 1706967622 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706967248 9347 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1706967622 9347 p1 10 p2 9 p3 2 p4 1 p5 6 p6 3 p7 4 p8 7 p9 8 p10 5 2 gradedpartial 0.2000000 1706967622 9347 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288241 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: READ TWO MORE PARTS OF THE TELECONFERENCE. COMPLETE THE MISSING WORDS. MICHAEL: OK, let's (1) b_____. Thank you everyone for coming. We have myself and Natasha in Manchester, Ryan in Boston and Liza in Rome. Today, I want to discuss our online security. You've all seen copies of Liza's report and proposal but Liza, can you speak first? I'd like you to give a brief summary of the main points. LIZA: Sure. MICHAEL: And then Ryan, you can speak next. I'd like to hear the views from your team in Boston. NATASHA: Can I (2) s_____ something before we begin? MICHAEL: Go ahead. NATASHA: Ryan and Liza? Can I (3) a_____ you both a question? I sent out two drafts of the report and I want to check that you are looking at the second version... _[Later]_ RYAN: So I think that (4) c_____ everything from my team. And of course, I'll (5) s_____ up the main points in an email. MICHAEL: Great. Thanks for that Ryan. LIZA: Michael, can I (6) c_____ in here? Ryan, at the beginning you said most of your team are happy with the existing system but… part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response}; part 6: {$a->response} part 1: egin; part 2: ay; part 3: sk; part 4: overs; part 5: um; part 6: ome 1706967622 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1706967248 9347 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1706967622 9347 sub1_answer egin sub2_answer ay sub3_answer sk sub4_answer overs sub5_answer um sub6_answer ome 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1706967622 9347 -finish 1 11581 1 5856787 1,2,3,0 0 0 inprogress 1723013440 0 1723013440 0 $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288239 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1723013440 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1723013440 11581 2 deferredfeedback 288240 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: READ THE FIRST PART OF A TELECONFERENCE. NUMBER THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER 1-10. [[8]] RYAN: Is that any better? [[3]] RYAN: Yes. Loud and clear. Hi, Natasha. [[2]] MICHAEL: Yes, it is. Hello, Ryan. Natasha is here with me, too. Can you hear me OK? [[1]] RYAN: Hello? Is that Michael? [[7]] MICHAEL: Me neither. Ryan, your line isn't very good. Can you speak up? [[4]] NATASHA: Hi, Ryan. [[5]] RYAN:We're just waiting for Liza. She's calling from Rome. [[9]]MICHAEL: Yes, much better. [[6]] NATASHA: Sure. I haven't spoken to her for ages. [[10]] LIZA: Hello? This is Liza. ; [[1]] -> {1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} $@NULL@$ 1723013584 -1 invalid $@NULL@$ 1723013584 11581 p1 0 p2 3 p3 2 p4 1 p5 0 p6 4 p7 5 p8 0 p9 0 p10 6 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1723013440 11581 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 3 deferredfeedback 288241 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: READ TWO MORE PARTS OF THE TELECONFERENCE. COMPLETE THE MISSING WORDS. MICHAEL: OK, let's (1) b_____. Thank you everyone for coming. We have myself and Natasha in Manchester, Ryan in Boston and Liza in Rome. Today, I want to discuss our online security. You've all seen copies of Liza's report and proposal but Liza, can you speak first? I'd like you to give a brief summary of the main points. LIZA: Sure. MICHAEL: And then Ryan, you can speak next. I'd like to hear the views from your team in Boston. NATASHA: Can I (2) s_____ something before we begin? MICHAEL: Go ahead. NATASHA: Ryan and Liza? Can I (3) a_____ you both a question? I sent out two drafts of the report and I want to check that you are looking at the second version... _[Later]_ RYAN: So I think that (4) c_____ everything from my team. And of course, I'll (5) s_____ up the main points in an email. MICHAEL: Great. Thanks for that Ryan. LIZA: Michael, can I (6) c_____ in here? Ryan, at the beginning you said most of your team are happy with the existing system but… part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response}; part 6: {$a->response} $@NULL@$ 1723013440 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1723013440 11581 12924 1 6999273 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1733918811 1733919598 1733919598 0 $@NULL@$ 0.10000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288239 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1733919598 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1733918811 12924 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1733919598 12924 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288240 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: READ THE FIRST PART OF A TELECONFERENCE. NUMBER THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER 1-10. [[8]] RYAN: Is that any better? [[3]] RYAN: Yes. Loud and clear. Hi, Natasha. [[2]] MICHAEL: Yes, it is. Hello, Ryan. Natasha is here with me, too. Can you hear me OK? [[1]] RYAN: Hello? Is that Michael? [[7]] MICHAEL: Me neither. Ryan, your line isn't very good. Can you speak up? [[4]] NATASHA: Hi, Ryan. [[5]] RYAN:We're just waiting for Liza. She's calling from Rome. [[9]]MICHAEL: Yes, much better. [[6]] NATASHA: Sure. I haven't spoken to her for ages. [[10]] LIZA: Hello? This is Liza. ; [[1]] -> {1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} {3} {5} {4} {1} {2} {6} {7} {} {} {} 1733919598 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1733918811 12924 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 invalid $@NULL@$ 1733919598 12924 p1 3 p2 5 p3 4 p4 1 p5 2 p6 6 p7 7 p8 0 p9 0 p10 0 2 gradedpartial 0.1000000 1733919598 12924 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288241 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: READ TWO MORE PARTS OF THE TELECONFERENCE. COMPLETE THE MISSING WORDS. MICHAEL: OK, let's (1) b_____. Thank you everyone for coming. We have myself and Natasha in Manchester, Ryan in Boston and Liza in Rome. Today, I want to discuss our online security. You've all seen copies of Liza's report and proposal but Liza, can you speak first? I'd like you to give a brief summary of the main points. LIZA: Sure. MICHAEL: And then Ryan, you can speak next. I'd like to hear the views from your team in Boston. NATASHA: Can I (2) s_____ something before we begin? MICHAEL: Go ahead. NATASHA: Ryan and Liza? Can I (3) a_____ you both a question? I sent out two drafts of the report and I want to check that you are looking at the second version... _[Later]_ RYAN: So I think that (4) c_____ everything from my team. And of course, I'll (5) s_____ up the main points in an email. MICHAEL: Great. Thanks for that Ryan. LIZA: Michael, can I (6) c_____ in here? Ryan, at the beginning you said most of your team are happy with the existing system but… part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response}; part 6: {$a->response} part 1: ; part 2: ; part 3: ; part 4: ; part 5: ; part 6: 1733919598 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1733918811 12924 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1733919598 12924 -finish 1 12924 2 6999735 1,2,3,0 0 0 finished 1733919619 1733920720 1733920720 0 $@NULL@$ 2.00000 mod_quiz deferredfeedback 1 manualgraded 288239 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 default $@NULL@$ $@NULL@$ 1733920720 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1733919619 12924 1 gaveup $@NULL@$ 1733920720 12924 -finish 1 2 deferredfeedback 288240 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 1: READ THE FIRST PART OF A TELECONFERENCE. NUMBER THE LINES IN THE CORRECT ORDER 1-10. [[8]] RYAN: Is that any better? [[3]] RYAN: Yes. Loud and clear. Hi, Natasha. [[2]] MICHAEL: Yes, it is. Hello, Ryan. Natasha is here with me, too. Can you hear me OK? [[1]] RYAN: Hello? Is that Michael? [[7]] MICHAEL: Me neither. Ryan, your line isn't very good. Can you speak up? [[4]] NATASHA: Hi, Ryan. [[5]] RYAN:We're just waiting for Liza. She's calling from Rome. [[9]]MICHAEL: Yes, much better. [[6]] NATASHA: Sure. I haven't spoken to her for ages. [[10]] LIZA: Hello? This is Liza. ; [[1]] -> {1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} {8} {3} {2} {1} {7} {4} {5} {9} {6} {10} 1733920720 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1733919619 12924 _choiceorder1 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1733920720 12924 p1 8 p2 3 p3 2 p4 1 p5 7 p6 4 p7 5 p8 9 p9 6 p10 10 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1733920720 12924 -finish 1 3 deferredfeedback 288241 1 1.0000000 0.0000000 1.0000000 0 PRACTICE 2: READ TWO MORE PARTS OF THE TELECONFERENCE. COMPLETE THE MISSING WORDS. MICHAEL: OK, let's (1) b_____. Thank you everyone for coming. We have myself and Natasha in Manchester, Ryan in Boston and Liza in Rome. Today, I want to discuss our online security. You've all seen copies of Liza's report and proposal but Liza, can you speak first? I'd like you to give a brief summary of the main points. LIZA: Sure. MICHAEL: And then Ryan, you can speak next. I'd like to hear the views from your team in Boston. NATASHA: Can I (2) s_____ something before we begin? MICHAEL: Go ahead. NATASHA: Ryan and Liza? Can I (3) a_____ you both a question? I sent out two drafts of the report and I want to check that you are looking at the second version... _[Later]_ RYAN: So I think that (4) c_____ everything from my team. And of course, I'll (5) s_____ up the main points in an email. MICHAEL: Great. Thanks for that Ryan. LIZA: Michael, can I (6) c_____ in here? Ryan, at the beginning you said most of your team are happy with the existing system but… part 1: {$a->response}; part 2: {$a->response}; part 3: {$a->response}; part 4: {$a->response}; part 5: {$a->response}; part 6: {$a->response} part 1: egin; part 2: ay; part 3: sk; part 4: overs; part 5: um; part 6: ome 1733920720 0 todo $@NULL@$ 1733919619 12924 1 complete $@NULL@$ 1733920720 12924 sub1_answer egin sub2_answer ay sub3_answer sk sub4_answer overs sub5_answer um sub6_answer ome 2 gradedright 1.0000000 1733920720 12924 -finish 1