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本主题由 Horse 于 2008-5-7 08:50 设置高亮
那晚上就把没识别出来的或者识别错误的记录下来,躺在床上的时候背诵下,然后第二天再读……
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31.语言学34 D. U" L, S/ V6 ]  S6 G/ A
开始听写在:2008-5-8 下午 07:29:55- n9 D( i- X( i' U& S4 m& b( E
Listen to part of a lecture in an introductory linguistics class, you’ll recall that (in) last week’s class I talked about how the sound(s) made by most animals, though sometimes complex(ed), are different from human language, only in humans do they sound represent objects and events, keep in minds that most animals can only repeat their limited utterances over and over again, while human can say things they have never been said before, today I want to focus on human language and how it developed, I doubt you’ll be surprise when I say that the evolution of (human) language was slow and laborious& n6 ]1 t  I, O- k8 ~
{[ lə'bɔ:riəs ] a. 艰苦的,费劲的}. There’s some reliable [写成lobroiace, the summary lab] evidence that (human) language which began in early humans a(nd) half million and a half years ago, through [写成to] the study of the size and shapes of [写成and] brain fossils, scientists has determined that early human brains, like modern brains, had a [写成have] left hemisphere is slightly larger than the right hemisphere, we know that in modern humans, the left hemisphere is the seat of [写成represents the human] language, we also know that (in) early human brains had a [写成has] well developed frontal
, Y% k1 Q7 c+ F: I1 x{[ 'frʌntl ] a. 前的,正面的,额的}section, known as Broca’s [写成broken] area, which coordinates the muscles of the mouth and throat [写成throught], it’s clear, then, that early humans had a speech apparatus{n. (身体上的)器官}, they could [写成can] produce any sounds that we can, what we don’t know is whether early humans used what they had, since scholars know virtually {ad. 实际上,实质上,事实上} nothing about prehistoric speech patterns, all [写成or] they can do is speculate (d) about how language actually originated, let me give you a brief summary of [写成about] some of the theories.% `) T: N2 G4 f6 V- `5 U  y
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What does the professor mainly discuss in this talk?
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According to the professor, what important discovery was made through the brain fossils?
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According to the professor, what do modern humans have in common as early humans?
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Why dose the Professor mention Broca’s area?
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以上听写编辑在:2008-5-8 下午 07:53:248 d' v, ?# j" I. t' l( P) a8 l
听写结束。共录入 1句, 235英文单词。
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1 K: G2 z4 U% V- k32.校园4' m1 s" x' c8 ^" l4 ~
开始听写在:2008-5-8 下午 07:55:019 L: {" E  g4 y
Listen to part of the talk by a residence adviser in the dormitory for first year college students, I need to make sure you understanding how to get housing for next year, when you entered as first-year students this year, the school assigned you to a dorm and a roommate, but next year as retuning students you’ll choose both your roommate and your dorm, but whether or not you actually get to live in your first choice depends on what number you or your roommate draws in the lottery {n.抽彩给奖法} system, the system gives [写成get] priority to the students who have [写成has] been here longest, four-year students get the first block numbers, third-year get the second block, and second year, like you’ll be, get the third, the lower the number you draw, the sooner you choose, No.1 gets the first choice, No.2 gets the second choice, and so on, you can use either your own or your intended roommates number to make your room choice, if your roommate for next year has been at the [写成in] school longer than you have, they’ll be in a better block of numbers and so you’ll have a better number than any second-year student, but most of you would probably be rooming with other second-year students and so neither of you may have great number, you may not get into your first or even second choice, of cause, if you’ve made plans to live off campus, you don’t need to enter the lottery [写成under the] at all, dorm space will [写成would] be especially tight this year because the dorms on north campus will be close for renovations {n. 修理,修补} [写成cause for], this means that those of you who draw the worst numbers won’t be able to get [写成have in] dorm housing at all, in that case, the housing office will help you find [写成to have] off-campus housing.$ ^* M$ N6 k% `6 I8 m0 s
1,What aspect of student housing does the talk mainly focus on?* i6 Q# i, o0 m+ r3 K
2,Why do the students attending the meet need the information that is given?! l+ Q: m) c" Z: d! O( r& x
3,What determined which group a student is placed in to choosing for the next year?5 E' N6 c! }/ r: Z" C: l5 [
4,Who is not expected to participate in housing lottery?) Q9 E) W' d- U8 v+ G8 o1 I) O
5,What special problem with affect housing next year?8 `' t6 a+ g: G# y
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听写结束。共录入 1句, 287英文单词。
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33.生物4
& [4 o$ J9 q* T+ _' Q开始听写在:2008-5-8 下午 08:19:34
! r6 w7 x7 z2 x  D8 D% H0 g9 ]Listen to a museum guy describe one of the new museum exhibits, we’ve just seen two contemporary large birds that can not fly, the emu(le) {n. 鸸鹋} and the ostrich {n. 鸵鸟}, over here is an interesting [写成years of the] specimen from the past, this stuffed{n.制成标本的(鸟兽等)}animal is not the giant penguin(e) appear to be, but an auk {n. 海雀} [写成in oke], this particular kind of auk is very rare, only seventy eight skins are known to exist and most are not preserved as well as this one, the great auk as you can see, was a rather large bird, and it couldn’t fly either, however, evidence suggests that the auk was an [写成the] excellent swimmer and diver, unfortunately those ability did [写成does] not protect it from being easy prey for hungry sailors who years ago [写成or hunting who use to go] sailed the very cold and often icy water of Greenland, Iceland and Scotland, in fact, records indicate that the auk was [写成is] rather tasty and its eggs, excuse me, that its eggs and feathers were useful as well, still , it isn’t clear what other factor led to the big bird’s demise {vt. (),让() } around 1844, the last time anyone reported seeing [写成seen] one, of cause, we believe it [写成that] is important to take extra precaution to preserve the remaining great auk skins, after all, these [写成this] specimens should prove invaluable for futures scientific research, does anyone have any questions before we [写成our] move on to our next bird exhibit?; W* Z) h6 h( u; l& ^% G
1,What is the talk mainly about?' B2 i- n& w* X# }4 z& u6 r
2,Why was it easy to capture auks?
/ j) {* y* k5 c  h3,Why did the sailor hunt the auk?
/ e# h) |" B0 x4,Where did the auk live?
( ]: F3 k* Y* a' l4 P以上听写编辑在:2008-5-8 下午 08:41:27
# k/ K* P- K3 ?$ t9 g5 p听写结束。共录入 1句, 202英文单词。% z3 F  i% U% g; C! e
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34.经济4
) J4 {" Z4 Q+ o$ e1 L) c; Q* m开始听写在:2008-5-8 下午 08:42:32
2 q' z/ {/ X2 @) N$ B& C( bListen to a talk by a management professor, today, I’d like to turn our attention to an area management often overlooked in traditional management causes, small business management, small businesses have gone from being traditional small town stores selling food or closing to sophisticated high-tech enterprises, and in addition to the important product they produce, they create jobs for lots of people because there are so many of them, it is important for management to keep in mind which of the customers needs the business serves, because it [写成they] can’t serve all their needs, writing [写成riding] a business plan that everyone in the organization understands and follows will [写成were] help to provide the [写成in] necessary (to) focus and [写成on] direction(s), it is important to state clearly what the purpose the business is, additionally, each person within the organization must know what tasks to perform [写成be form] in order to fulfill that purpose, now, if for some reason a business plan doesn’t work, try hard to discover why not, rewrite it, and immediately focus on the new plan, a work [写成wound] of caution, however, never give up a bad [写成that] plan without replacing it, a business has to [写成hust] have a plan because it can’t afford to waste its limited resources, and, as you know, waste leads [写成need] to unnecessarily high production costs, production costs are at the heart of the company’s ability to make a high quality product and sell it at affordable price.2 c: }$ J. [0 ?8 [4 j4 K8 b  v1 B
1,What is the primary purpose of a business plan?$ K- p! x" ?' c2 z
2,What is the talk mainly about?
- o3 s+ ?/ C, o3 N0 W. A1 s& f3,According to the speaker, what is one of the benefit of the growing number of small business?
8 q* Z5 v7 I9 h) U4,According to the speaker, what should a manager do if a business plan doesn’t work?
% W: U# \7 h# B# Q2 C4 F/ O5,What does the speaker imply about production costs?4 @6 R! A( t# R( A- J
以上听写编辑在:2008-5-8 下午 09:07:09( l  }8 x- }) h' T; y4 g
听写结束。共录入 1句, 229英文单词。, g5 W: O2 g% M8 I
开始时间为:2008-5-8 下午 08:42:32,结束时间为: 2008-5-8 下午 09:07:10,共用时
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; S2 ]5 K. }- `35.心理4
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Listen to a psychologist talk about sleep problems, you might think that most of the patient at [写成in] sleep clinic(s) are being treated for sleepless, commonly refers to as insomnia, but it is not the case, the majority of sleep clinic patients, suffer form disorders or excessive [写成accessive] sleep or hypersomnia/ f' R* E, p# c- F  {4 Z
{n.an inability to stay awake}, while most insomniacs somehow manage to drag themselves through the day and function(s) at acceptable, although not optimal, levels, this is not so for people who suffer from hypersomnia, they are incapacitated {vt. 使无资格} [写成imcomplicited] by irresistible {a. 不可抗拒的,压制不了的,非常坚强的} [写成urisitable] urges to sleep during the day, often in inappropriate [写成apporiate] situations, at business meetings, in supermarkets, or at parties, even more dangerous is their failure to remain awake when[写成the familiar frequent they can] driving or operating machinery, falling asleep in such situations could obviously be life threatening, many hypersomnia suffer from narcolepsy {n. 嗜眠病} , for which the primary symptom excessive daytime sleepiness, though not apparent in [写成don’t in parenting and] childhood, the symptom most often appears for the [写成in] first time during the teen years and continues throughout a person’s life, the sleep attacks [写成attacts] may occur as many as fifteen to twenty times during the course [写成cause] of the day and last for periods from fifteen minutes up to two hours, what can be done to help those suffering from narcolepsy, there are certain drugs that can (be) help, and specialists suggest voluntary napping to decrease [写成dicreace] such frequency sleeping attacks.! f; s. C, ?  f2 F6 e4 i7 }$ b
1,What is hypersomnia?
2 B2 m9 G3 S0 P  k3 Y& W( t2,What does the speaker say about sleepless clinics patients?
% P- d# J5 ~# i$ s+ U4 a. T& E3,What does narcolepsy usually first became apparent?
  H9 L2 N! H3 Y& B! N# ~( A0 |6 X/ C4,What can narcolepsy do to prevent sleep attacks?
7 K- d1 v& g( D* F, b( a以上听写编辑在:2008-5-8 下午 09:32:54. J3 j& d2 M0 V. i5 }1 D0 a
听写结束。共录入 1句, 210英文单词。
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apparatus n. (身体上的)器官
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demise vt. (),让()' H. ^* }7 H  I4 l7 L) [
emu n. 鸸鹋
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7 ^) e: k: X" R' I5 @5 thypersomnia n.an inability to stay awake) F+ K, }4 a/ r5 M. e
incapacitated vt. 使无资格
# G7 y  m9 E7 o% Birresistible a. 不可抗拒的,压制不了的,非常坚强的4 s  ^% O* T* I% w( E% W
Laborious [ lə'bɔ:riəs ] a. 艰苦的,费劲的
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narcolepsy n. 嗜眠病7 i& g' g0 _5 G8 N% T+ T8 l3 w
ostrich n. 鸵鸟* Y, }- i; `$ Q7 D9 J- L& p! M
renovations n. 修理,修补: d2 G* t8 `& P* Q* v
stuffed n.制成标本的(鸟兽等)6 |$ V6 E7 h$ }. i% `# z
virtually ad. 实际上,实质上,事实上
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their failure to remain awake when--the familiar frequent they can
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原帖由 Horse 于 2008-5-8 00:46 发表
7 }- G7 H2 H2 G( i0 m$ p2 K$ S3 A那晚上就把没识别出来的或者识别错误的记录下来,躺在床上的时候背诵下,然后第二天再读……
( _% {% o5 s. ~7 o6 Q谢谢老师, 我整了个小本子
: h# M- h2 T  g' ~- d+ S5 I记下错的和生词,! p( I0 `- H- N0 U2 ]5 d
看完再睡觉
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36.历史4
7 v# u# w& l4 M+ C开始听写在:2008-5-9 下午 07:57:46
" L! h( _5 h, N  |) E6 n& @$ CListen to a radio new story, a lot of people in the United States are coffee drinkers, over the last few years, a trend{[ trend ]  n. 趋势,倾向,方位v. 倾向} [写成train] has developing to introduce premium{[ 'primjəm ] n. 额外费用,奖金,保险费},special blended coffees, known as gourmet [写成grumae] coffees into the American market, Boston seems to have been the birth [写成first] place of the trend, in fact, major gourmet coffee merchant from other cities like Seattle and San Francisco came to Boston, where today they are engaged [写成give] in an kind of coffee war with Boston’s merchants, they are all competing for a significant share of gourmet coffee market, surprisingly, the competing among these leading gourmet coffee businesses will not hurt [写成heard] any of them, experts predict, that in gourmet coffee market in the United States is growing and will continue to grow, to the point that gourmet coffee will soon capture half of what is now of one point five million dollar market and will be an eight million dollar market by 1999, studies have shown that coffee drinkers who convert to gourmet coffee seldom go back to the regular brands found in supermarkets, as a result, these brands will be the real losers in gourmet coffee competition.
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2What probably leads people to choose g coffee over regular brand of coffee?( Y# w/ R0 M: T+ [
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3What will probably happen to the stores that sell regular brand of coffee?
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% Y- _/ t7 g" F  N听写结束。共录入 1句, 221英文单词。
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) k+ ^* ]4 [: T$ d* n& m9 ^开始听写在:2008-5-9 下午 08:24:16
7 m  Y& F! x& ]" R; kListen to a radio talk about fossil fuels, today I want to discuss fossil fuels, such as coal, oil and natural gas, the term fossil fuels refers to the trapped
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写成ruins] of plants and animals in sedimentary rock, you see, living plant trap energy from the sun by the process of photosynthesis, and they store their energy in their chemical compounds, most of that [写成the] energy is released when the plants dies and decays, however, some times organic was buried before it decays completely, in this way some of the solar energy becomes trapped in rocks, hence {[ hens ]ad. from that fact or reason or as a result} the name fossil fuel, although the amount of organic matter trapped in any one growing season is small, the accumulated [写成communicated] remains from [写成for] millions of years are considerable, because the accumulation rate is so slow, millions of time slower than the rate at which we now dig [写成take] up this organic matter and burn it for energy, we must consider fossil fuels as non-renewable resources, tomorrow we’ll be discussing alternatives of fossil fuels that can be renewed.& |: q& P" P2 B5 G: X! E/ @5 ]$ B1 g
1,What is the main topic of the talk?* _/ T; D3 p; k) Z( h* T3 h- w- V

2 K" X5 B* l8 N( S2, What does the speaker say about the speaker say about accumulation about the fossil fuels?, p" I5 |0 R, J5 Q# d/ F6 K
3,Why does the speaker refers the fossil fuel as non-renewable?
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7 J6 w7 G4 |4 G) I38.校园4
0 C; ?$ ]8 y, O# U4 _1 O/ D& Y% m" N开始听写在:2008-5-9 下午 08:39:03
& [( I, Z, x) rListen to a talk being given by an airline representative at college fair, good afternoon, I’m here today to talk to you about career with our airline, we are specially interested in recruiting {[ ri'kru:t ] v.register formally as a participant or member} people to fill openings for flight attendants, first of all, to work as flight attendant with us, you must be accepted into our training program, and with so many people applying, it’s not easy to be selected, from the thousands of applications that we receive annually, we choose fewer than a [写成the] thousand people for training, so, we require experience serving the public, and it(’ll) also help some if [写成of] you’ve earned some college credits, also, not every body who gets accepted into the training program makes it through, the course meet six days a week for five weeks, the training includes extensive classroom work subjects as [写成such] first aid [写成dated] and passenger psychology as well as practical training in flight procedures and service, a lot of our graduate say that [写成allow] our flight attendants develop(ed) the skills of a nurse, a headwaiter{n. 服务生领班}, and public relations executive{[ ig'zekjutiv ]n. 执行者,主管}, but, as a [写成it is] flight attendant I can say that all of the hard work is worth it, of cause, I get the chance to travel throughout the country, and the airline pays all of my expenses, while I’m away from[写成of] my base station, and, what I like best of [写成at] all is that I’ve made [写成like make] friends with people from all over the country.! [& P, \# y2 B( e1 x: X1 r
1,What is the purpose of the talk?! N! _' v; |1 J2 l
2,According to the speaker, what are the attendance training require to have? 5 i0 q4 ]- `0 [; T7 k
3,What aspect matter does the speaker mention included in the training?1 B  v+ t8 g5 x0 u
4, why does the speaker mention waiters?
+ g. {  F) w& U5,What does the speaker like most about her job?
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Listen to part of the lecture in the zoology class, before I tell you about the interesting discovery related to Tyrannosaurus rex { [ tirænə'sɔ:rəs reks ] n. 暴龙}, I need to review something we studied last semester, the difference between (the animal) what are commonly called cold blooded and warm blooded animals, in warm blooded animals, birds and mammal for example, the body temperature normally stay in a narrow range, no matter what the outside temperature is, as a result, the warm blooded animal(s) is [写成are] usually active in [写成acted at] both cold and hot whether, because its body temperature can adjust to the temperature of its environment, on the other hand, cold blooded animals, such as most reptiles, amphibians, and insects, are unable to create enough heat and internally [写成termly] to raise their temperature above the temperature of the environment, so, for example, the temperature of cold blooded animal(s) falls when the environment is [写成are] cool, I hope this [写成the] distinction is clear, now, moving on to Tyrannosaurus rex, you may know that dinosaurs, being reptiles, are generally (to) believed to have been cold blooded, well [写成while], a resent research study found that the chemical composition of the bones of the Tyrannosaurus rex was consistent with the bone of an animal that has a very narrow range of internal temperature, indicating that it was probably warm blooded.$ p) p5 ~+ u) T6 S' ?  D) l5 N
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Listen to the person on the radio talking about moods, did you know you can catch a mood? A bad mood isn’t spread by a virus [写成virous], but it can(’t) be contagious, moods sort [写成thought] of drift from person to person unconsciously, slight unintentional {[ 'ʌnin'tenʃənl ]a. 非故意的,无心的}
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写成uncontentional] signals carry the mood, you’ve probably experienced it [写成that] yourself, you are [写成go] around someone who feeling down and showing it, slumped shoulders, downcast{[ 'daunkɑ:st ]a. 气馁的,悲哀的} mouth, [写成and due to] subdued {[ sʌb'djʊd ]a. 屈服的, 被抑制的, 柔和的, 减弱的}voice, all that sort of thing(s), pretty soon you begin to feel the depressed too, of cause, good moods are also catching, not just bad ones, mood spread in steps, one person’s facial(ly) expression or [写成are] whatever is observed by another, who then [写成have been] unconsciously begins to mimic, the process is automatic, a split second mimicry, the [写成a] person isn’t even aware of the copying, a full-blown{a. 盛开的, 张满的, 成熟的} [写成blank] case of mood transfer develops as this copying continues, not everyone picks up (the) moods to [写成in] the same degree, those who are [写成