这篇要多跟读哦！

谢谢 99# 100# 101#几位的提醒，感动啊！！！- v, b/ F2 h. @9 ~
一定遵照前辈的指导！！！

History(14.钟表)
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         I ‘m sure almost every one of you looked at your watch or at clock before you came to class today. Watch and clock seen as much a part of your life as breathing or eating. And yet , did you know, that watch and clocks were scare惊恐 in the Unite States until the 1850’s , in the late 1700s, the people didn’t know the exact精确的 time unless they were near a clock. Those delightful令人愉快的; 可喜的clocks in the square of European town were built for the public. After all, most citizens simply couldn’t afford a personal timepiece时钟, 座钟. Well into the 1800’s, in European and the Unite States, the main purpose of a watch which by the way was often on a gold chain链,连锁 , was to show others how wealthy you were. The word “wristwatch” 手表didn’t even enter English language until nearly 1900. By then, the rapid迅速的pace速度of industrialization工业化; 产业化in the Unite States ,meant that measure time had became essential必要的, 本质的, 重要的, how could the factory worker get to work on time unless he or she knew exactly what time it was. Since efficiency效率, 有效, 效能was now measured by how fast a job was done , everyone was interested in time, and since industrialization made possible the manufacture of large quantities of goods, watch became fairly清楚地, 相当地 expensive. Furthermore此外 , electric lights kept factories going around the clock, Being on time had entered the language and life of every citizen .
- G7 h; I) Z8 [- h; ]) a2 ?4 a昨晚K歌去了，任务没有完成 没有跟读，没有精读！！！
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0 _5 S8 u2 E$ N[ 本帖最后由 达达摩摩 于 2008-6-12 11:11 编辑 ]

这几天准备放慢一下听写的脚步（还是要听写的），把每一篇吃透，把前面的好好复习一下（不要浪费了马老大的资料呀）6 a) _, I$ p) U- c! U
我把每一篇中的只要是自己不滚瓜烂熟的words都用一个小本记了下来，便于随时看看！！！
- U  G4 O: F& q; m2 r昨天很感谢版内的人的鼓励，很是感谢！！8 W, P/ K' U: d/ o  g
相信我一定会坚持下去的

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# c5 D7 f; D$ n& _) G" F            So why did what is now called modern dance begin in the United States . To began to answer this question, I’ll need to backtrack返回; 撤退; 退走a little bit and talk about classical ballet.By the late 1800s, ballet had lost a lot of its popularity ,most of the ballet dancers who performed in the United States were brought over转变from Europe（晕 我听成了NewYork）. They performed using the rigid坚硬的techniques技巧that had been pass down though the century raise. Audiences and dancers in the Unites States were eager热心的for their own contemporary同时代的dance form. And so around 1900, dancers created创造; 设计one.
+ g$ g2 y; y3 j  e$ ^5 W, S            So how was the modern dance so different from classic ballet ?Well, most notably显著地, 特别地, it wasn’t carefully choreographed为...编舞; 从事编舞. Instead the dancer depended on me improvisation即席创作and free, personal expression表达, 措辞, 语法of the dancers. Music and scenery舞台布景were of little importance to the modern dance. And lightness明亮of movement wasn’t important either. In fact , modern dancers made no attempt at all of conceal隐蔽, 隐藏; 隐瞒the effort努力; 成就involved包括, 潜心于, 使陷于in a dance step. , f& o% r: s6 l# c# v
             But even if improvisation appealed恳求,上诉to audiences many dance critics批评家, 鉴定家 were less than enthusiastic热情的，感兴趣的about the performances. They questioned the artistic 艺术家、专业人员的integrity诚实 of dancers who were not professionally专业的, 职业的 trained and the artistic value of works that have no formal structure结构, 建筑物, 构造. Loie Fuller, after performing Fire Dance, was described as doing little more than turning “round and round like an eggbeater鸡蛋搅拌器”. Yet, the free, personal expression of the pioneer dancers is the basis of the “controlled of freedom” modern dance today.
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[ 本帖最后由 达达摩摩 于 2008-6-14 22:18 编辑 ]

这几段好多生词啊

半月霜天！！！ 简直是神奇了！！ 确实是一味的在听写 ，背单词确实是不到位呀# r1 G' {- |. k% f9 |9 S- ]: g
汲取教训汲取教训！！！我昨天就开始在听写的文章中总结单词，在背啊！！！准备了个小本本 呵呵 全是生词
7 @# J7 s2 z5 h有大家的支持和大家的方法 我会努力坚持下去的 你们要给我好方法啊 呵呵 谢谢大家了

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3 G6 {, ?8 V: g2 n1 i      That’s an interesting question, Tom. Women did participate参加, 参与in the early days of motion picture making. One of the most outstanding is Lois Weber, she is credited归功于, 信任, 赞颂as the first consistently一贯地; 固守地 successful woman firm director.
* V! W7 ^/ ~9 ?8 _, s7 X+ {7 h# j+ H      In the early 1900s when she first arrived in Hollywood Ms. Weber made a series连续, 丛书, 系列of experimental sound firms. Now there was almost 20 years before modern taking picture were developed . The dialogue for her movies was recorded on photographs record and then synchronized同时发生; 画面和声音一致; 使同步, 使合拍with the action on the movie screen屏, 银幕, 幕, 掩蔽, 拍摄, 放映, very innovative创新的; 革新的for that time.
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      In addition ,Weber felt that movies should be education as well as entertaining有趣地; 使人愉快地, she made several highly controversial 争论的, 被议论的, 论争的movies that dealt with the moral道德, 寓意, 品行and social issues of her day, and some of her most controversial 争论的, 被议论的, 论争的work addressed issues of particular  interest in women.
  d3 I( ]8 u% }: j+ E5 ~# Q     Unfortunately ,Weber died in 1939, just as Hollywood was beginning to make films aimed瞄准; 对准, 瞄准; 意欲, 旨在, 致力 primarily 首先; 首要地at female audiences . Which bring me to my next point.% ~' r% R' j- B! ]9 q* u
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[ 本帖最后由 达达摩摩 于 2008-6-15 01:08 编辑 ]

     听写也有一个月了，在这里做一个小小的总结。做了36篇的听写，但是跟读的只有三分之一（大家不要吵我哈 ），昨天开始认认真真的读了前面听过的，感觉跟读比听写还要重要！！！所以我们一定要读出来呀！！！
) U" U9 z6 M4 U: B# Z     既然一个月了，进步还是有的，但是在后期（两周后）就出现了停滞的状态，我找了很多的原因，终于在昨天悟出来了，那就是我就是光听了，读得少，总结的少，生词还是没有背的好，所以我在昨天开始把前面所听写的那些文章里的那些生词全部总结在了一个小本本上，便于记忆！！！这样才会有进步！！！
- s! z( x1 `+ |- `, y" m2 M; o6 a    另外单词是基础，一定要狂背！！！反反复复！！！ 6 w9 P$ j9 i5 |5 b6 \! i
   就算是一个月来的小结吧，以后我有更多的备考精炼一定和大家分享，才起步，有的东东还没有摸到顺序，也希望大家给我意见建议，鼓励支持我，大家加油吧！！！

不错~ 加油哈！