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第一次，错误具多:L
05．08
Part C
1.questions 39 to 42
Listen to a part of talk in cieter a Theator history class.
We have spent a last few weeks on the development of theoretical seriuos serious theater in the United Stated of Amarica, looking in at the play plays and play right playwrights in the early 1900. Our next unit is on america America musical theater, this type of theater developed from both serious and popular art forms, XX opra and XX dance dram drama and other forms of from former entertainment called XX, which is what where we will were start stare today. XX shows originated in Europe and by the 1800 had become a popular form of entertainment in America. They were basically variety shows, teaching several live of entertainers, singers, dancers, xxxxxx, trained animals, as many as ten or more acts, they are largely unrelated on related in the same seem or style. By the early 1900, XX theater has spread all of had spread up in all large American cities. In the large theaters, there were usually two performs a day. Some theaters will come as many as four performs a day. But with the introduction of the silent films, live theaters performs could had to compete with movie theaters. And X attendance has started to decline. So some X theaters started to show movie as well. The movie will shown be shown in between XX. But that cap people coming devide meal to for a while. When talking films were arrived, X faced eve stiff competition. Then with the great depression in the 1930s, when American had less income to spend on the entertainment. And the grows growing of radios and lay around later on television, xx experienced further decline. Pretty much disappearing entirely by the end of the second world war.

2.
We’ve been discussing some factors that influence global clamate (climate). Today we are going to talk about the factor that (you) may have some supressing (surprising). Supressing(Suprising) because it's so small that you probaly would'nt(probably wouldn’t) expect to be important. That factor is dust. By dust, we mean not just tiny pieces of dirt. Any small particles like XX , XX, bectiria(bacteria) were or fungo (fungal) sports (spots). There are several different methods to cleck (collect)data on dust. One method is flying in the storms with aircraft equipts (equipped with) dust clection (collection) advices (devices). We can then analysis dust samples to find out what types of dust present at the give (given) time of a year, or at certain location or (and) height in the atomsphere (atmosphere). Well, why would you want to mend (map) us how the types and mouth (amount) of dust vary on (under) different circumstances. Because different types of dust behave differently and affect weather in different ways. Some types of dust help rain draft to form. However, other types of dust prevent rain. Althoug some effects of dust on the climate now understood, there're (is) some debate about the overall of effects (affective) dust on the tempture (temperature). For example, we know that the dust can cool our planet by blocking sunlight from reaching the ground. On the other hand, it can absorb sunlight, warming the atmosphere. This wariming (warming) effects may cause XX(ice age) to XX end. Hopefully, more research will answer the questions about (of) ( just how) dust effects (affects) planet temperature.

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我也要开始了
不过是要现做题吧，还要用诸葛同学的七遍法之后在听写吧
不过那样听写效果是不是不好了啊？
求帮助

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TPO 8 L2
Ok.well,last time we 've talked about the passive habitat selectioin.like plants for example,They don't make active choices about  where to grow.they are dispresed by some other agent ,like the wind.And if the seeds land in a suitable habitat,they do well and reprouce.with active habitat selection,the orgnism can choose where to live and to breed.And because the animals' breeding habitat is so important,we expect animal's species to develop   the preference for paticular of the habitats,places therir off springs have the best chance to survival.so let's look at  the effective preference they have by looking at some example.But first ,let's recap,What do you mean by habitat,Frank?It is basicly the place or the enviroment the orgnism normally lives and grows.Right,as we 've discuss,there are some elements that the habitat must contain.Food ,obviously.water.and it has to get the right climate,and spaces for physical pretection.So we saw how important the habitats selection is when habitas as some of the factor are removed,perhaps through habitat destructions.Eh.I just read about a shore bird,the pluber.The pluber lives by the  ocean and feed on small cell fidh ,insects and plants.It blends in with the sand so it is well camouflaged from the predator birds (above)(开始听成a buff),but they lay their eggs in the shallow depressions of the sands with very little protection around them.So if there are people or dogs on the beach ,the eggs and fledgings on the nest are really vulnerable.Outting california  would have (has)been a lot human development by the ocean,the plover are now theatren species.So conservation is trying to creat a new habitat for them,They made artificial beach and sand bar in the area inaccessibile to human and dogs.And the plover population is up quite a bit in those places.Ok ,that 's the instance where habitat is made less suitable.But what about the cases where animal exhibits a clear choice between two suitable habitats.In case like that ,does the preference matter?well.let's look at the blue warbler,The blue warbler is a song bird lives in north America.They clearly prefer the hard wood forest,with  dense shrubs,bushes,underneath the trees.They actually nest in the shrubs not the trees,so they are pretty close to the ground,But these warbler also nest in the forest that have low shrub density.it is usually the younger warbler that nest in these areas because they preference spots where a lot of shrubs are taken by the older ,dominate birds.And the choice of habitat seems to affect the reproductive success.Because the older,more experienced birds who nest in the high density shrub areas,have significantly more off springs than the low density warblers.Which suggest the choice of where to have nest does impact on the chickens they have.But a preferred enviroment doesn't always  seem to (correlate) (听成quarrel了,悲剧）with a great reprodutive success.For example,a study have been done in the black cap warblers.we just call them the black caps.The black cap can be found in two different areas,eh,their preferred habitats is the forest near the edge of the stream,however,blackcaps also live in pinewood away from the water.Studies have been done on the reproduction success rate for the birds in both area.And the results shows suprisingly,the reproductive success centrally the same in both areas,they prefered end(and这个没听出来)the second choice habitat,well,why?It turned out there are actually as four times as many birds  pairs or couples living in the stream edge habitat conpared with area away from the stream,so the stream edge area have much denser population.Which meant more specis competing for the resources,wanting to feed on the same thing and build the nest in the same places,which low the suitability of the prime habitat even though it is their preferred habitat.So the result of this study suggest,there were numbers of competeors in the first habitat reach the certain point,the second ranked habitat become just as sucessful as the prime habitat.just because there were few members  of species living there.so it looks like competition for resources is another fator in determining the particular habitat is suitable.
前几天刚做的，今天拿来听写。我承认听写到中途我烦了。。
感觉选段子有点盲目，难道TPO的所有段子要全部听写？看来得加油了。。

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请问一下，这个听写，是自己找题目听写，然后上传听写内容就可以了吗？还是每周有指定题目呢？O(∩_∩)O谢谢

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TPO 8 L 5
so what 've been talking about the printing press,how it change peope's life,making books accessible to everyone.More books meant more reading.right?well,as you know,not evevryone has the perfect vision,This increasing in reading  in literacy lead to  the increasing demand for eye glasses.And,,here something you probably have not thought of ,thsi increase demands impact on the social attitude towards the glasses,First of all .Let's us back up a bit and talk about the vision correction  before the printting press.And,,what do the people with the poor vision do? I mean ,especially those few people who were actually literate,what do they do before the glasses was invented?well,they have different ways of dealing with the not seeing well.If you think about it,poor vision wasn't their only problem,I mean,think about thr conditions they lived in ,houses were dark,sometimes there weren't any windows ,candles were the only source of light.So in some places,like Ancient Greece for example,the wealthy people with poor vision would have someone else read to them,easy solution if you could afford it.Another solution was something called reading stone,Around 1000CE,European  monks would take a piece of  clear rock often the quartez and place it on top of the reading material.The clear rock magnify the letter,making them appear larger,eh,was like what happened when a drop of water falls on something,whatever below the water appear larger,right?well,the reading stone was seen(works)in  a similar way,bur rock like quartez,quartez of optical quality won't cheap,in  late in thr eighteen century,glass maker in Italy came up with a less expensive alternatives,they may reading stones out of the clear glass.And these clear reading stones evolve into the eye glasses we know today.So we are pretty sure the glasses was invented in the about the  late 1200s.well over 100 years before the printing press,But it is bot clear who exactly invent them first or exactly what year,bur record shows they are invented both in Europe and China at about the same time,by the way,we call this  indepedent discovery.Independent discovery means when somrthing is invented in different parts of the world at the same time.And it is not unusual as it sounds.You can look at the Thailand (timelines这个词me没发音)charts in the back of your test book to see when things were invented in different cultures at the same time to see what I am talking about.So now let's  tie this to what I said before about the societal attitudes towards the glasses.Initially,in the parts of Eurpean and China,glasses were symbol of wisdom and intelligience.This is evident  in the Art world in the period.European paintings usually portrait the doctor and the judge wearing glasses.In China,the glasses were very expensive,so in addtion to the intellgience,they also symbolize affluence.In 14th century chinese portraits,the bigger the glasses,the smater and the wealthier the subject was.
So glasses were a (status symbol )in some parts of the world.So let's geeting back to the pringting press in 1440.What happened?Suddenly the book became readily available.And more people wanted to read,and the need,sorry actually ont only the need,but demand,for more affordable glasses rose drastically.Eventually,inexpensive glasses were produced and the glasses were available to everyone,people could purchase them easily from the travelling (peddler 小贩).
有些词听的不准，出现误听。

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can I help you ?
Yeah,I need you to find a review for my English class,we have to find a reviews of the plays we are reading.But they haven't to be play one with the (have to be from when the play was )first form (performed),I need to know where (when)that was ,and I suupose I satart with the newspaper's reviews?contemporary reviews.you want contemporary reviews,what's the name of the play?
It is Happy strangers,it was (written)in 1962,who suppose to write about the influence on the American theatre,so why it 's been so important.
That certainly explain why the professor want to read these old  reviews,the critics really tore the play to pieces when it opened,It was just so controversial Never did I see anything like it on the stage.
Really.is that a big deal?
Oh .sure ,( of course)the crtics'reaction make some people kind of curious about it,they wanted to see what causing all the fuss,in fact ,we were on the vacation in the Newyork,I had to be around 16 or so,and my parents took me to see it,that would have been about 1965.
Oh,should I(so that) was the year primer?Great!but newspaper should back it ( from back then aren't )on line,so how do I....?
well,we have copies of old newspaper in the basement,and all the major paper published reference guys(guides) to their articles reviews (etc.)You find them in the reference stacks (in the ) back.But I start with 1964,and I think the play has been running for a while when I saw it.
How do you like it,I mean there were just two charactes on the stage in the (hanging around)rain,basiclly doing nothing,
Well.I was impressed,The actors were famous besides it was my first time to see the real theatre,But you are right,it was definitely different in many places we read in the high school,of course.in the small town the assignment is pretty traditional.
I have only read it ,but it doesn't seem to be much fun a lot,story doesn't progress and ( in )any sort of logical mattern(matter),doesn't have any real either,just stops,as(honestly) you know,I thought it kind of slogan(slow) and broing.
Oh,well,i guess you may think that,When I saw it back then it was anything but boring,some parts were really funny,I remeber crying too.But I am not sure just reading it,you know,they .ve done this play at least once in the campus,I am sure there are tape of the play on the video library,you might wanna borrow it,That is a good idea,I will have a good idea before ( of what I )I really think about it,before I read (those reviews.)
I am sure you will be suprise anyone find it so radical,but you will see it is powerful,dramatically  speaking,
There must be something  about it the professor will not assign it,I am sure I (will)figure it out.

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TPO 4 L1
can I help you ?
Yeah,I need you to find a review for my English class,we have to find a reviews of the plays we are reading.But they haven't to be play one with the (have to be from when the play was )first form (performed),I need to know where (when)that was ,and I suupose I satart with the newspaper's reviews?contemporary reviews.
you want contemporary reviews,what's the name of the play?
It is Happy strangers,it was (written)in 1962,who suppose to write about the influence on the American theatre,so why it 's been so important.
That certainly explain why the professor want to read these old  reviews,the critics really tore the play to pieces when it opened,It was just so controversial Never did I see anything like it on the stage.
Really.is that a big deal?
Oh .sure ,( of course)the crtics'reaction make some people kind of curious about it,they wanted to see what causing all the fuss,in fact ,we were on the vacation in the Newyork,I had to be around 16 or so,and my parents took me to see it,that would have been about 1965.
Oh,should I(so that) was the year primer?Great!but newspaper should back it ( from back then aren't )on line,so how do I....?
well,we have copies of old newspaper in the basement,and all the major paper published reference guys(guides) to their articles reviews (etc.)You find them in the reference stacks (in the ) back.But I start with 1964,and I think the play has been running for a while when I saw it.
How do you like it,I mean there were just two charactes on the stage in the (hanging around)rain,basiclly doing nothing,
Well.I was impressed,The actors were famous besides it was my first time to see the real theatre,But you are right,it was definitely different in many places we read in the high school,of course.in the small town the assignment is pretty traditional.
I have only read it ,but it doesn't seem to be much fun a lot,story doesn't progress and ( in )any sort of logical mattern(matter),doesn't have any real either,just stops,as(honestly) you know,I thought it kind of slogan(slow) and broing.
Oh,well,i guess you may think that,When I saw it back then it was anything but boring,some parts were really funny,I remeber crying too.But I am not sure just reading it,you know,they .ve done this play at least once in the campus,I am sure there are tape of the play on the video library,you might wanna borrow it,That is a good idea,I will have a good idea before ( of what I )I really think about it,before I read (those reviews.)
I am sure you will be suprise anyone find it so radical,but you will see it is powerful,dramatically  speaking,
There must be something  about it the professor will not assign it,I am sure I (will)figure it out.

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200401partC 1
Listen to a talk of amber in a biology class.
I am going to pass this piece of amber around, so you can see this spider trapped inside it. It is a good example of amber-inclusion, one of inclusions that scientists are interested in these days. This particular piece is estimated to be about 20 million years old. Please be extremely careful not to drop it. Amber shatters as easily as glass. One thing I really like about amber is its beautiful golden color. Now how does thid (this) spider get in there? Amber is really fossilized tree resin. Lots of chance chunks of amber contain insects like this one, or animal parts like features, or even plants. Here is how it happens. The XX (resin) XX (ozzes) out of tree, and the spider in live (or leaf) get in case (cased) in it. Over the millions and millions of years, the resin hardens and fossiolized (fossilizes) into semiXX (semiprecious) stone you see here. Amber (Ambers) can be found in many different places around the world. But the oldest part (deposits) is (are) right here in the United States in xx. It was found in several other countries too. Right now scientists are mostly interested in amber coming from xx republic, because it has a great many inclusions. Something like one insect inclusion for every one hundred pieces. One possible explanation for this is its that the climate tropical. And the great variety and of number of insects through out (thrive) in tropics than in other places. What is really interesting is that the scientists now are able to recover DNA from these fossils and study the genetic material for important incluse  clues of evolution.

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