Scientific American 60 Second Science听抄（有音频文件）

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Kevin也是两线作战呢..
加油哦～

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谢谢～
汗.. 还有附件大小限制... |||

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Studies presented at the annual meeting ofthe Associated Professional Sleep Societies
show that sleep is vital for attention,academic performance and even free-throw shooting.
Kevin Begos reports.

What do airport baggage screeners, studentsand basketball players haven’t comment: they all need good night sleep. A studypresent this week the annual meeting of the Associated Professional SleepSocieties suggest basketballers should get some extra zzzs, a more likely to scorein the game. Stanford University's researches monitormembers of the schools men's basketball team during two weeks of regular sleep cycles,and then two weeks with extra sleep. What the extra sleep the isolate reportedincrease energy, faster sprint times and better free-throw shooting. Anotherstudy found the college students who pull all-nighters to prepare for test tendhave low grade-point averages than those who get regular sleep. And second andthird writers were sleep disorders are more likely to receive bad grade inmath, reading and writing according to a study from Chappaqua Public Schools inNew York. Butit gets even worse, a researcher from Brigham And Women’s Hospital in Boston found airport baggagescreeners who didn't get enough sleep made more errors in searching for unusualitems might be threat. So you see you need to catch zzzs to catch bad guys.


please check......:)


[ 本帖最后由 forerunner 于 2007-6-14 19:57 编辑 ]

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How many hours do you sleep each day?
Have you got enough sleep?

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Studies presented at the annual meeting ofthe Associated Professional Sleep Societies
show that sleep is vital for attention,academic performance and even free-throw shooting.
Kevin Begos reports.

What do airport baggage screeners, students and basketball players haven’t comment have in common: they all need good night sleep. A studypresent this week the annual meeting of the Associated Professional SleepSocieties suggest basketballers should get some extra zzzs, a are  more likely to scorein the game. Stanford University's researches monitormembers of the schools men's basketball team during two weeks of regular sleep cycles,and then two weeks with extra sleep. What with the extra sleep the isolate athlete  reported increase energy, faster sprint times and better free-throw shooting. Another study found the that college students who pull all-nighters to prepare for test tend have low grade-point averages than those who get regular sleep. And second and third writers were sleep disorders are more likely to receive bad grade inmath, reading and writing according to a study from Chappaqua Public Schools inNew York. But it gets even worse, a researcher from Brigham And Women’s Hospital in Boston found airport baggagescreeners who didn't get enough sleep made more errors in searching for unusual items that might be a threat. So you see you need to catch capture this zzzs to catch capture bad guys.

原帖由 forerunner 于 2007-6-14 19:56 发表
Studies presented at the annual meeting ofthe Associated Professional Sleep Societies
show that sleep is vital for attention,academic performance and even free-throw shooting.
Kevin Begos rep ...

[ 本帖最后由 freeatom 于 2007-6-14 20:43 编辑 ]

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在forerunner和freeatom的基础上修改:)

What do airport baggage screeners, students and basketball players haven’t comment have in common:they all need (a)good night sleep. A study present (presented) this week(at) the annualmeeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies suggest(suggests)basketballers should(who) get some extra zzzs, a are  morelikely to score in the(a) game. Stanford University's researches(researchers)monitor(monitored) members of the schools men's basketball team during two weeks ofregular sleep cycles,and then two weeks with extra sleep. What with the extra sleep the isolate athletes  reported increase energy, faster sprint times and better free-throw shooting. Another study found the thatcollege students who pull all-nighters to prepare for test(tests) tend (to)havelow(lower) grade-point averages than those who get regular sleep. And secondand third writers (似乎是graders，指二三年纪的学生)were(with) sleep disorders aremore likely to receive bad grade in math, reading and writing accordingto a study from Chappaqua Public Schools in New York. But it gets evenworse, a researcher from Brigham And Women’s Hospital in Boston foundairport baggagescreeners who didn't get enough sleep made more errorsin searching for unusual items that might be a threat. So you see youneed to catch capture this (这里应该是 catch)zzzs to catch capture(catch) bad guys.

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June 14

Based on freeatom's work

What do airport baggage screeners, students and basketball players haven’t comment: they all need a good night sleep. A study present this week the annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies suggest basketballers should get some extra zzzs, are more likely to score in the game. Stanford University's researchers monitored members of the schools men basketball team during two weeks of regular sleep cycles,and then two weeks with extra sleep. What the extra sleep the athlete supported increase energy, faster sprint times and better free-throw shooting. Another study found the that college students who pull all-nighters to prepare for test tend have lower grade-point averages than those who get regular sleep. And second and third grade were sleep disorders are more likely to receive bad grade in math, reading and writing according to a study from Chappaqua Public Schools inNew York. But it gets even worse, a researcher from Bigmen And Women’s Hospital in Boston found airport baggage screeners who didn't get enough sleep made more errors in searching from unusual items that might be a threat. So you see you need to catch zzzs to catch bad guys.

[ 本帖最后由 H-Kevin 于 2007-6-16 20:40 编辑 ]

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What do the airport baggage screeners, students and basketball players have in common? They all need good night sleep. A study presented at this week’s annual meeting of Associated Professional Sleep Societies, suggest basketballers who get extra ease, are more likely to score a game. Stanford University researchers monitored numbers of school men’s basket teams during two week of regular sleep cycles and two week of extra sleep. With extra sleep, the athletes reported increasing energy, fast sprint time and better free-throw shooting. Another study found the college student who pull all night to prepare for text, tends to have lower grade points in average than those who get regular sleep. And second grade with sleep disorder were more likely to receive bad grades in math, reading and writing, according to a study from a chapter public school in New York. But it gets even worse. A research from Brag Women Hospital in Boston found airport bag screeners who didn’t get enough sleep made more errors in searching for unusual items that may be a threat. So you see, you need to catch ease, to catch bad guys.

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弱弱的问个问题... ...
现在听力某些地方听很多遍还是听不出来，但看过原文后立即就能听出来，这是因为什么呢？
应该怎样练习才能度过这关呢？
希望大家帮忙~~~~~~

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Our brain always compares the new input with the stored message. After you read the script, the meaning is already kept in memory. However what you get from reading is meaning which is the target you are trying to get through listening. The contrast is huge. You can not get a shortcut.
If you are not able to catch the radio, you'd better change your strategy. Start from easy level.
You have to practice listening at a regular base, so many pronunciations would register in your memory.

[ 本帖最后由 kevinliu6883 于 2007-6-15 01:18 编辑 ]

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THANKS!!!!!

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impressive :)