Activity 4 - Scanning

[Teacher Milosh]

Dear Students,

Let's do some scanning today

1. Download the word document which is attached to this post.
2. Click on "Post Reply" button in order to have space for taking some notes while scanning the text for data.
3. Scan the text for all the meanings of the word "HOT".
4. While you are scanning the text you can make notes about information that you are searching for. It will help you for making the list.
5. When you have done make your final list of information you were scanning for and delete the notes.
6. Choose only one meaning of the word "HOT" and find a picture that describes that particular meaning.
7. Upload your picture.
8. Post your work. (if you haven't finished at classroom you can save your work and edit it at home for homework)

If you have any questions I am here to help.
Good Luck!

Kind regards,
Teacher Milosh

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[Santita Seesod]

Hot potato - simply means a tough or difficult situation to cope with, like carrying a real hot baked potato.
Not so hot - not so good or a way of saying that you do not really like something.
Hot shot - refers to a person, often a young person -- who thinks he can do anything. At least he wants to try. He is very sure he can succeed. But often he fails.

Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.
For example;
Hothead - a person who becomes angry easily.
Hot under the collar - we say this when an angry person's neck often becomes red.
Hot line - A communication line for use in a crisis or emergency.

Hot under the collar

[Hsinju Chiang]

Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.
Hot potato - a situation or issue that is unpleasant, hard to handle or risky to deal with.
Not so hot - not so good (well) or a way of saying that you do not really like something.
Hot shot - a person, often a young person who thinks he can do anything. At least he wants to try. He is very sure he can succeed. But often he fails.
Hothead - a person who becomes angry easily.
Hot under the Collar - An angry person's neck often becomes red.
Hot line - a direct telephone line link between two officials which help to prevent any conflict during an international crisis.

Hothead

Hothead means a person who becomes angry easily.

[Chosita Kwanvipitkan]

HOT



Hothead
A person who becomes angry easily

Vocabulary
Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.
For example;
Hothead - a person who becomes angry easily.
Hot under the collar - an angry person's neck often becomes red.

Hot potato - a problem or a situation which you find difficult to deal with.
Not so hot - a way of saying that you do not really like something.
Hot shot - refers to a person, often a young person who thinks he can do anything. At least he wants to try. He is very sure he can succeed. But often he fails.
Hot line - a direct communications which helped prevent any conflict during an international crisis.

[Pornsiri R.]

HOT POTATO is taxes that were raised and everyone hate it.

[Suparpich Suwannapirom]

hot potato - a problem or a situation which you find difficult to deal with
not so hot - does not feel well
hot shot - a person who has many skills and highly successfulhothead - a person who is angry easily
hot under the collar - An angry person's neck often becomes red.
hot line - a telephone line that gives quick and direct access to a source of information or help
hot - anger

Hotline

A telephone line that gives quick and direct access to a source of information or help.

[Supissara Suwannapirom]

Hot potato - a difficult situation or problems
Not so hot - not amount to much
Hot shot - someone who is great at something/everything, or even someone who thinks they are great at something/everything
Hot - used to talk about anger
Hothead - a person that angry very easy
Hot under the collar - An angry person's neck often becomes red
Hot line - a direct telecommunications link, as a telephone line or Teletype circuit, enabling immediate communication between heads of state in an international crisis

HOT UNDER THE COLLAR

[Wanrada Sakornsukon]

HOT LINE

Hot Potato - The problem that must be solve carefully.
Not so hot - present that speaker do not really like something.
Hot shot - The person who thinks he can do anything but often he fails
Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.
Hothead - A person who becomes angry easily.
Hot under the collar - An angry person's neck often becomes red.
Hot line - The people were able to communicate directly and immediately on the hot line and it can prevent any conflict during an international crisis.

[Phiphatnaree T.]

HOT

Hot potato - a serious problems or difficult situation.
Not so hot - not too hot or medium hot.
Hot shot - someone who is skilful and successful at something.
Hot - talk about anger.
Hothead - a person who get angry easily.
Hot under the collar - embarrassed or angry about something.
Hot line- a special direct telephone connection for emergencies.

[Krongthong W.]

HOT HOT HOT!!

Hot - about anger.
Hot potato - a difficult situation or problems
Not so hot - not amount to much
Hot shot - someone who thinks they are great at something/everything
Hothead - a person that angry very easy.
Hot line- a direct telecommunications link, as a telephone line.

[Panatcha T.]

☀ Hot potato: A problem that is so controversial or sensitive that those handling it risk unpleasant consequences
not so hot : not too hot or medium hot.
Hot shot : A person of impressive skill and daring, especially one who is highly successful and self-assured.
hot under the collar : an angry person’s neck often become red.
hot: to make things uncomfortable or dangerous for; don’t make it hot for yourself by needlessly finding fault
hothead : A quick-tempered or impetuous person
hotline :A telephone line that gives quick and direct access to a source of information or help: "This 24-hour hot line has . . . volunteers on duty to talk to callers about personal problems" ☀

[Kornravee]

Hot potato: A problem that is so controversial .
not so hot: not amount to much
hot shot:the person who pretentious
hot:a word that is often used to talk about anger.
hothead:A quick-tempered or impetuous person.
hotline:Emergency calls.

[Veeraya Rattanaphat]

Hot:a word that is often used to talk about anger.
hot potato:a problem, situation that is difficult and unpleasant to deal with
The issue of taxing domestic fuel has become a political hot potato.
not so hot:not amount to much
hotshot:a person who is extremely successful in their career or at a particular sport
hot under the collar:an angry person’s neck often become red.
hothead:a person who often acts too quickly, without thinking of what might happen.
hotline:a special telephone line that people can use in order to get information or to talk about something.

[Gronggan T.]

Hot - Having a high temperature.
Hot potato - a problem that is difficult and unpleasant to deal with.
Not so hot - not very good I have been feeling not so hot lately as I had a cold last week.
Hot shot - the name of several Transformers characters.
Hot head - a hasty or impetuous person.
Hot under the Collar - becoming angry and bothered It's only a joke.
Hot line - is a point to point communications link in which a call is automatically directed to the preselected destination without any additional action by the user when the end instrument goes off-hook.

[Yanisa T.]

HOT : word that is often used to talk about anger.
HOT POTATO : a problem or a situation which you find difficult to deal with.
NOT SO HOT :not amount to much.
HOT SHORT :someone who is skilful and successful at something.
HOT UNDER THE COLLAR : embarrassed or angry about something.
HOTHEAD :someone who does things or reacts to things quickly and without thinking carefully first.
HOTLINE :a special direct telephone connection for emergencies.

[suttikarn suttiprasert]

Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.


hot potato - The problem that must be solve carefully.
not so hot - a way of saying that you do not really like something.
A hot shot - The person who thinks he can do anything but often he fails.
hothead - A person who becomes angry easily
hot line - a direct telecommunications link, as a telephone line.

[Chanyaporn C.]

Hot mean Hight temperature.
Hot potato mean difficult situation
Not so hot mean not too hot
Hot shot mean A person of impressive skill and daring especially one who hight successful and self-assured.
Hot head mean some one who loses control of their angry easily.
Hot under the collar mean very angry.
Hot lineEmergency call or quick call

[Nuttika]

hothead - extremely temperamental or violent person
hotline - telephone number which one can call in an emergency
hot potato - baked potato (Slang); topic which is avoided due to its controversial qualities
hot - about anger
Hot under the collar - embarrassed or angry about something
not so hot - not amount to much
hot shot - someone who is skillful and successful at something

[Kultida Nantavisuth]

Hot - High temperature and weather
Hot Shot :someone who is dazzlingly skilled in any field.
Not so hot - Not important or not interest.
Hot Potato - Something that very hard and difficult.
Hot under the collar - very angry.
Hothead - a reckless impetuous irresponsible person
Hotline - A telephone line that gives quick and direct access to a source of information or help

[Tazzanysha kapaeng]

Hot potato = a problem or a situation which you find difficult to deal with.
Hot = High temperature and weather.
Not so hot = you do not really like something.
Hothead = A person who becomes angry easily.
Hot shot = who thinks he can do anything and very sure he can succeed.
Hot line = emergency call


Tazzanysha K.

[Phutita Chuvitsakunlert]

HOT : Is Temperature
HOT POTATO : Potato is so hot
NOT SO HOT : Those girl is so Hottt !
HOT SHORT :someone who is skilful and successful at something.
HOT UNDER THE COLLAR : embarrassed or angry about something.
HOTHEAD : Impatient people
HOTLINE :a special direct telephone connection for emergencies.

[Pacharadanai W.]

Hot - talk about anger.
Hothead - A person who becomes angry easily.
Not so hot - not very good I have been feeling not so hot lately as I had a cold last week.
Hot potato: A problem that is so controversial
Hot under the Collar - An angry person's neck often becomes red.
Hot shot - the name of several Transformers characters.
Hot line - is a point to point communications link in which a call is automatically directed to the preselected destination without any additional action by the user when the end instrument goes off-hook.

[Siratat Deoisres]

HOTHOT
Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.
For example;
Hothead - a person who becomes angry easily.
Hot under the collar - An angry person's neck often becomes red.
Hot line - The people were able to communicate directly and immediately on the hot line and it can prevent any conflict during an international crisis.
Hot potato - a difficult situation or problems
Not so hot - not so good or a way of saying that you do not really like something.
Hot shot - a person, often a young person who thinks he can do anything. At least he wants to try. He is very sure he can succeed. But often he fails.

[Winitorn Sangsattaya]

Hot is a word that is often used to talk about anger.
A person who becomes angry easily is called a hothead.
An angry person's neck often becomes red. We say he is hot under the collar.
The hot line was a direct communications link between the leaders of the Soviet Union and the United States.
The words hot potato, for example, give you no idea at all to the meaning of the expression, hot potato.
Not so hot means does not feel well and also is a way of saying that you do not really like something.
A hot shot is a person who thinks he can do anything. But often he fails. A hot shot also was a soldier who fired without aiming carefully.


The Hot Line