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

wizjoUID: 2175360

谢谢zhenzhen_163，H-Kevin，还有kelediguo的祝福～
考完回来才看到～

有点让大家失望了，也挺让我自己都想不通的，今天Listening衰大了==||
原因是我只做完了Part1就跑去WC（还自以为节约了不少时间，中场还再吃点零食，让稍后口语部分嘴甜点～）。因为加试了阅读，早就有点想xuxu，听完一个part就迫不及待地飞走了～～ 结果当我不慌不忙地从WC走出时，几个老师在门口迎接，惊慌地说，你是不是No. 13？你的题都没走完了，你人怎么就闪了？？？我:funk:  

回到座位上，第一个dialog已经over，进入答题界面，time left倒还有6min左右。脑子一片空白，老师在我旁边说，看你怎么办。蒙完了5道题。接着脑子没缓过神来，飞速听下文～ 答完全部题目倒还剩余2min。在接下来的2+10min中，到门口喝了口水，然后呆坐在座位上，稳定了一下情绪～ 接着口语和作文发挥自我感觉还算不错。

本来是强项的Listening，就这么白白废掉了5分==... 希望同学们千万不要像我一样，自作聪明还这么有death spirit～ Play safe & be cautious!

P.S. 还没考的同学一定要牢记：Listening由两个part组成，每个part由1个conversion和2个lecture组成；如果有加试的话还要再来有一个part，即再plus三组听力材料。（都不好意思另发贴说了～ 希望后来的同学们一定要熟悉考试规则！～）

[ 本帖最后由 wizjo 于 2007-7-7 13:56 编辑 ]

zhenzhen_163UID: 196150

Ouch, that hurt!

Hope you did well in other sections.

:)

wizjoUID: 2175360

Thank you very much, zhenzhen_163. :)

Anyway, I will continue this SA listening practice. It really helps a lot!~

Oh, BTW, "That hurts!"~   ==||自己

[ 本帖最后由 wizjo 于 2007-7-7 14:07 编辑 ]

H-KevinUID: 2182070

祝福你其他部分可以拿到很不错的分数:)

继续努力:handshake

PS: 克制摄水量

zhenzhen_163UID: 196150

Haha, I hope you did not make this mistake on the TOEFL.

I was referring to your mishap this morning when I said "that hurt"—hurt, as in the past tense. Get it?

Correcting my English might be tempting but sometimes it can backfire. Just teasing you…  :handshake

H-KevinUID: 2182070

unintentional trap;d:

water116UID: 2282878

come on!

sherry1225UID: 2192554

这个语速太汗了
听了很多遍，加油加油==|||

angeldepigUID: 2342111

好厉害~~~我从明天开始也要听~~

liucirongUID: 2215759

上个星期考试。漏了05,06th,只对他们泛听了会
。
周未把他们补上
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o5th
Wolves have (roamed) the wilds of Alaskan for thousands of years, right? Well, yes or(and) no. Because a team of Scientists has found (that)the ancient (gray/great/grave/group) wolf of Alaska actually went extinct about 12000 years ago and wolves of Alaskan today are not their descendants. They are unique subspecies. The report appears in the journal Current Biology. Scientists analyzed DNA samples and (did) carbon dating of ancient gray wolf remains stored at the (Smithsonian) Institution. They did similar investigations of modern Alaskan wolves and found the ancient remains were (genetically) distinct. The ancient wolves lived in Alaskan continuously from at least 45000 years ago till they went extinct 12000 years ago. They competed for food with lions, (saber)-toothed cats and (gigantic) bears. (the extinct wolves were) about the same size as today’s, but they had much large teeth and jaw (muscles) so that they can kill large bison. Many mammals became extinct about the same time as the old wolves. Possible causes include competition from (humans) for the same period(prey) and the globe warming that marked the end of the later Pleistocene.
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有一个地方不确定
Because a team of Scientists has found (that)the ancient (gray/great/grave/group) wolf of Alaska …………

前面有great，grave，group。。。但我觉得是gray（大灰狼－－灰－－－gray)
～～？

lazysusanUID: 2318891

July 6
You know the phrase ‘ out of sight, out of mind’ turns out its literally true when it comes to teenagers and those responsible drinking messages that alcohol advertisers put all over the place. A new Britain young university study tracked the eye movement of teenagers as they look at alcohol advertisements and public service messages. Researchers would like the teens to look at the megazines alcohol as long as they wanted which turned out to be on average for about 7 seconds. The ads also include the text urging responsible drinking and the teenager looked at for a grand total of one third of a second Computers show young people spend most of the time looking at bottles, product names, models and headlines. In two ads, just 12% of the teens even notice the responsibility message. And it gets worse. The teenagers were then showed the second time with the responsibility messages blacked out to see if they had a very memory of the warnings. But 94% couldn’t identify the general concept of the messages. So please remember when you advertise alcohol please advertise responsibly

kelediguoUID: 149939

原帖由 zhenzhen_163 于 2007-7-7 10:56 发表
:handshake

The teens were then shown ads a second time with the responsibility messages blacked out to see if they had even a vague memory of the warnings.

And zero percent of you got th ...

Thank you very much!

kelediguoUID: 149939

原帖由 wizjo 于 2007-7-7 13:50 发表
谢谢zhenzhen_163，H-Kevin，还有kelediguo的祝福～
考完回来才看到～

有点让大家失望了，也挺让我自己都想不通的，今天Listening衰大了==||
原因是我只做完了Part1就跑去WC（还自以为节约了不少时间，中场 ...

bless……

欢迎继续加入我们的行列:handshake

zhenzhen_163UID: 196150

Steve said "the ancient gray wolves"...  :)

liucirongUID: 2215759

补上06th

Responsible drinking
You know the phase “out of sight, out of mind”. Turns out it is a little really(literally) true when it comes to the teenagers and those responsible drinking messages the(that) alcohol ads(advertisers) put all over the place. A new Brighman Young university study tracked eye movements of teenagers as they look at the alcohol ads and public serves(service) messages. Researchers let the teams look at magazine alcohol ads as long as they wanted, which turned out to be on average for about 7 seconds. The ads also included text urging “responsible drinking”. And the teenagers looked at that for a grand total of 1/3rd of a second. Computer analysis  [əˈnæləsis] showed that the young people spent most of their time looking at bulters(bottles), product names, molders(models), and headlines. In two ads just 12 percent of teams even noticed the responsibility message. And it gets worse. Teams were then showing(shown) at a second time with the responsibility message blacked out, to see if they have a weak(vague) memory of the warnings. But 94 percent couldn’t even identify the general concept of the messages. So please remember, when you ad alcohol, please ad responsibility.