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排，好人一生平安

lili123.123UID: 3202245

6.22 聽寫
紅: 沒聽到   綠: 聽錯    藍:拼錯

Have you been having some trouble getting some digits lately when you ask a girl out? Maybe you should check what music is playing. That's what French psychologists found. They published their research in the journal Psychology of Music.
First the researchers found a guy who was rated average looking by a group of women. Then that average Antoine talked about a couple of food products with 87 different women, aged 18 to 20. But before the conversation, half the women heard this romantic French tune: Je L'aime a Mourir.

The other half heard this song that most in France agree is neutral: L'heure du Th谷, or Tea Time.

After talking, Antoine pulled each one aside and asked for her phone number. Only 28 percent of the women who heard the tea song gave out their info. But 52 percent of the women who listened to the love song said yes. So maybe, guys, you should wait for a romantic tune before making your move.

Unfortunately, they didn't test the alternate: what type of music is more likely to get a guy to say yes?

〞Cynthia Graber

第一次加入聽寫，發現一開始聽還是不太習慣以句子為主軸聽寫，仍習慣以單字為單位在聽，所以耗費了不少時間，希望以後慢慢改進! 今天的聽力雖然不難，但還是漏聽了好多細節.......
繼續加油!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lili123.123UID: 3202245

6.23
紅: 漏聽  藍: 聽錯或拼錯

Each of us harbors a unique collection of bacteria,  on our outsides and  our insides.
Now scientists are finnding that the  bacteria you get at birth may depend on how you got here.
Because babies born vaginally, have a different set of microbes than those that arrive by Caesarean-section.
The work appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The uterus is a sterile environment. So,  in the womb , babies don't have any bacteria to call their own.
It's only once they enter the world, they began to collect the microbes that will colonize their  bodies and help shape their immunity.
But where do these bug come from? scientists sampled the bacterial  flora   from nine newborns and their mothers.
And they found that babies who passed  through the birth canal harbored bacteria that matched their moms' vaginal microbiota.
Whereas babies delivered by C-section had microbes typically found on  skin.
the sicentists say the results could help explain why babies that  arrive by C-section are more susceptible to certain infention.
Vaginal microbes might be quicker than skin bugs at snagging all the best bodily real estate, a land grab that could keep harmful infections from getting a foot in the door.

這篇真的生辭較多...聽的挺吃力....很多細節還是沒有聽出來= = (((繼續努力!!
請問大家都是邊聽邊打?還是聽完一句馬上打出聽到的??
總覺得記的速度跟不上打字速度ㄚ~~~

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果断加入~~

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jiaru!!

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刚刚开始进入复习托福阶段。。。第一次来这个帖子吖~~~~~听起来好快好刺激！！:curse:

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好材料