没有跟读模仿过的听写，不是一个完整的听写

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原帖由 穗棉布族 于 2008-5-12 10:16 发表 % n1 Y$ F, k+ `( e, n8 W! u

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如果句子里有连着3个以上红色字体出现，这句就是听了好多遍的。

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汗!!!刚刚听写完campus topic场景（学生抗议食堂）有几个句子甚至是听了5次以上的才写下来！！！有的还没有写下来！！！郁闷呢～～～   继续ing。。。

我回来了，继续为你加油，好好准备，不要泄气

考得还好，就是时间不如模考时那么充足，可能也是自己多少有点紧张的缘故
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* `. g$ Q# P) D. |上次我去换系统的时候，居然被人把硬盘格了，包括我的论文和简历……

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, q5 ?9 l  ^; g(69) 人类学：第2篇---难度级别：$$$$ (单词……还是单词……)
- u/ }. B# j/ U9 v1 UWell, if there were no more questions I would like to continue our discussion of human evolution by looking at (Homo erectus直立人), the earliest (of our) ancenstors who stood upright. Homo eraectus lived about one and a half million years ago and (was given) that name because, at the time when the fossil was discovered, it represented the fisrt primate to stand upright.9 a$ z3 ]( }* _7 l4 n* S" {
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There is evidence now that Homo erectus has (sharper) mantal skills than their (predecessors祖先). They constructed the first (standardized标准化的 tool) for hunting and (butchering屠宰). They created (an extraordinary特别的；非凡的) stone <implement>, a large (teardrop-)shaped hand (ax) whose design and (symmetry对称，匀称) reveal a (keen) sence (of aesthetics). This detailing, along with the ax(`s utilitarian功利的) value, strongly suggest that Homo erectus had the ability to <conceive构思> of and execute执行 a design to (specification).& x# M8 Y1 |8 m* t$ {

; t" P! @' m! G5 aIn addition, Homo erectus was the first (hominid原始人类) to use fire. This discovery (enticed怂恿，诱骗) them to cook meat, which they (could flavor味道) and keep from (spilling泄露) by flame, and which (paleontologists古生物学者) now believe may have given them a new disease. Some fossil bones of Homo erectus are (grossly非常) deformed畸形的，丑陋的, and poleonlogists have noted that this conditions is similar to that found (in) people today who have been (exposed) to chronic (overdoses服药过量<v.n.>) of vitamin A. (Apparently显然地) Homo erectus first got this disease by eating large amounts of naimal liver.
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(70) 人类学：第3篇---难度级别：$$$ (倒数第二段对我来说很“暴力”……)
1 e7 S9 F! \. J' D0 aI understand your professor has been dicussing several Eastern Woodland (Indian tribes部落) in your study of Native American curltures. As you have probably learn, the Eastern Woodland Indians get their name from the (forest-covered areas) of the Eastern United States where they lived. The earliest Woodland curltures (date) back 9000 years, but the group we`ll focus on dates back only to about 700 A.D. We now call these Native Americans the <Mississippian密西西比的> curlture, because they settled in the Mississippi River valley.% ^, c9 J1 b0 z1 d2 n) J
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This civilization is known for its flat-topped (monuments纪念碑 这个都没听出来) called temple (mounds小山，土墩). They were made of earth and used as temples and offical residences住宅. The temple mounds were located in the central <square> of the city, with the huts小屋，茅舍of the townspeople (built in rows) around the plaza广场，市场.
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The Mississippian people were city dewllers. But some city residents (earned) their living as famers, tending照料 the fields of corn, (beans), and (squash南瓜) that surrounded the city. The city`s (artisans工匠) made (arrowheads箭头), (leather皮革的) goods, (pottery陶器, and jewelry[连读]). (Traders) came from far away to exchange (raw未加工的) materials for (these items).6 ^+ y1 n* p/ o& E6 C0 ~- a3 t
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In the slides I`m about to show, you will see models of a Mississippian city.5 h: w- ]1 \3 X( Q

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earn one`s living 谋生，自我养活- p; M5 ]: }) s5 u0 R* d

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(71) 人体生理心理：第1篇（Baby hypothesi是）---难度级别：$ （没什么生词）4 W1 p+ h6 s/ X" F! O; d
In our lab today, we`ll be testing the hypothesis that a babies can count as early as five months of age. The six babies here are all less than six months old. You`ll be wathcing (them on) closed-circuit TV闭路电视 and measuring their responses.
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(The experiment is) based on the well-established observation that babies <stare> a longer if they don`t see what they espect to see. First, we`re going to let two dolls moves slowly in front of the babies. The babies will see the two dolls disappear behind a screen. Your job is to record, in seconds, how long the babies stare at the dolls when the screen is removed.4 P$ s* A! X8 w4 a( l& _* Y

5 B# W5 R! P( OIn the next stage, two dolls will again moving in front of the babies and disappear. But then a third doll will follow. When the screen is removed, the babies will only see two dolls. If we`re right, the babies will now stare longer because they espect three dolls but they only see two.
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It seems remakeable to think that such young children can count. My own research has <convinced说服，使相信> me that they have this ability from birth. But whether they do or not, perhaps we should (raise) another question---should we take advantage of利用 this ability by teaching children <mathematics> at such a young age? They have great (untapped 未使用的) <potential潜力> but (is it) good for parents to pressure young children?( W+ c7 K3 T( R* B+ q3 Z: Y

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[ 本帖最后由 穗棉布族 于 2008-5-15 14:05 编辑 ]

谢谢，看来我的加强单词背诵。

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Do you have trouble sleeping at night? Then maybe this is for you. When you worry about (needing) sleep and (toss辗转) and turn trying to (find a) comfortable position, you`re probably only making matters worse. What happens when you do that, is that your heat rate actully increases, make it more difficult to relax.$ s* ]( t! m3 j  ], R5 ^1 r7 j
You may also have some bad habits that contribute to the problem. Do you rest frequently during the day? Do you get (virtually事实上) no exercise, or do you exercise (strenuously勤奋的) late in the day? Are you (preoccupied一心一意的) with the sleep, or do you sleep late on weekends? (Any) or all of these (factors) might be leading to your (insomnia不眠症) by (disrupting使混乱) your body`s natural <rhythm>.
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0 ?# a( g4 ^9 MWhat (should) you do, (then), on those sleepless night? Don`t bother with sleeping (pills). They can actually cause worse (insomnia) in later. The best thing to do is drinking milk or eat cheese or (tuna金枪鱼) fish. These are all (rich in amino acids氨基酸) and help produce (a neurotransmitter神经传递素 in the brain that induces) sleep. This neurotransmitter will help you relax, and you`ll be on your way to getting a good night`s sleep." u3 c2 \# }9 ^9 J( e

+ [, Y5 S3 h! u* ?Until tomorrow`s broadcast, this has been another in the series “Hints for good health”.$ M+ N4 X* E2 E1 l0 l

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我们都得好好背单词
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我要努力跟随你听写的脚步

我们都得好好背单词
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我要努力跟随你听写的脚步