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1楼-简介
2楼-经验
3楼-3.11
4楼-3.12
5楼-3.13
6楼-3.16
7楼-3.17
8楼-3.18

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2 经验总结

3.11-3.21:
3.21-4.1:

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本帖最后由 xiaonue 于 2009-3-11 22:24 编辑

3 .11 号
1989-01-p2

we are rapid   near   the end of this course in the history classical music.
we have
cover several centries in that very short time.Much too short to do the music just this course but none the service course.For now and the end of the term we will be talking about and listen to electronic music.
You probably already konw
that in the 1950s that musical computers and sinphosies first appeared in the universities. The first commercial sinphosies was also about this time too.
For  va cation and complexy  of these instrument has now increased to the point that they can produce almost all kinds of songs.
Some
alarmst  leave these new instrument   will bring an end to the classical music, or what they've already have. You know I don't sheer this you, now I agree we are in the mistory of a revolution in
instrument design. This
is however is not the first
such revolution in the music history, and proboly not the last one either. Remember We've  never know we already
study the similar case in the early 19th centory. When we play the in
the house ,and mother bross and wind instrument came in
. One of the most important reasons why they grive great
popularity in the popular instruments of cost really cheap price
. While just look at it, only about 400 dollars for a
electronic keyboard, compared to nearly 3000 dollars for a piano.
Natually, this is d creat sals
for the
electronic instruments. But I don't think even the most ardent supportors of electronic
instruments expect
s them to complete with the caustic intruments.



一片飘红啊,第一次听写,惨不忍睹,每句话都听了n遍也听不太懂意思,最后对答案发现原来文章讲得的是这么回事,汗啊。要加油啦!!!

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发表于 2009-3-12 20:52:39 |显示全部楼层

3.12  1990年5月  P3

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Today, I will be talking about the invention of the camera and photography. The camera is often thought to be a modern invention. But as early as 1727, a German physicist discovered that light
dukens over through a camera campa.
Using as a camera, a big box with
a small hole to let the light in , he made the temporary imagines on the soft. Super thought is still
the
basic film today. Then the French scientist made the first permanant
picture by using
the special piece of metal
scicitis with suver sot. A photograph he may in 1826 still exists. The picture that they get there
improv
e on
the process by placing
the common thought the kind we eat
on the metal. This was in 1839, the official date
of the beginning of the photography. But the problem
with the printing of the photographs, and it wasn't until other scientists developed the kind of paper we now use that good pinting was possible and the photograpy became truly
modern. In 1860’s
a man hubridy was able to take his famous pictures of the American
cival war
thus making portrait poses very popular. In the 20 century, George sman of the Unite States simplified the
film developing and
does tried lined invent the socal invense socal cameral with selft
developin
g film. If we say the photography came into existing in 1839, the follows is it has
taken more than 100 years for the camera to reach
its present condition of taken no refinner.  



1. 存在生词 refinement portrait ,还得背单词才是王道


2. 往往前半句听懂了,后半句一弱读就混过去了


3. 没听明白silver salt 导致后面稀里糊涂


4. 冠词听不准


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3.13 1991年 5月  P2

Mark twin who wrote the stories we are going to read traveled quite a lot, often because cerkain spencive, usually financial certain spenci supposing to.
He was born in
Florida misery in 1835, and moved to Hanabo misery with his family when he was about 4 years old. Most people think he was born in Hanagl,but that isn't true. After his father died when he was about 12, Twen worked in Hanable dthen he left to earn more money. He worked for a while as a type setters at that  newspapers and then got a job as river palwed on the Miccicibe.
Towen loved this job and then a book show it. The river job doesn't last however because of the breakout of the civil war. Towen was confader in the army for just two weeks and he in the whole company went west to get away from the war and the army. In the western in California Towen  pro buy the pursuiver and go with not much love, but insaxy
that doesn't righter
. When that happened, Towen traveled around the country giving lectures and earning enough money to go to Europe.
Towen didn't travel much the last 10 years of his life and didn't publish much either. Somehow his trave even when
falst and inspire his writing. Like many other popular writers, Towen derived the much purnotilerile for his writing and as well as his own personal experiences.




1.基本所有的爆破音和连读都分辨不出来


2.经常把一个双音节的词错听成两个词,例如circumstance   diversity

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发表于 2009-3-16 14:03:37 |显示全部楼层
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3月16号
1998年8月P5

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To us, the environment which fish dwell
often seems cold ,dark and mys
eterious. But they are reventage to live in water. And they play important role to make fish what they are. One is that water isn't subjected to sudden temperature changes. Therefore make sense excelent habitate
for
a cold blood animals. Another reventage is the water's ablity to
easily
to support the body weight. proto plezent has possibly
the sanme density as
the water. so a fish in water is almost weightless. THis weight
miss
in turn
means two things: one a fish can get along with
light weights and a simple bone
structure. And two limitation
s to a fish's size are practically removed. Yet is it easy or
difficult
to live in water the fact is that is incompressible. For a fish to move through water ,it must
ac
ctually sharp the side. Most can do this by wear like motion. The fish put water aside by the forward moved motion of its head and with curved body and its flexible
tail. Next, the water flows back along the fish's narrowing
sides closing innaa
tail and helping the fish to
pala forward.



1.生词: wiggle propel protoplasm shove
2.连读依旧的趴下了

不过这次总觉得自己还是有小小的进步的,貌似时间上短了一点,慢慢来,早日赶上大家进度!持之以恒!!!


1995年12月 p5

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Listen to a lecture given in a dance history class. so Why did
bal called modern dance began in the
United States. To begin to answer this question, I
'll need to back tryiet a little bit and talk about classical ballet. By the late of 18th century ,ballet has lost a lot of with popularity. Most of ballet dancers performed in US were born from Europe. They performed to use the richis techniques
did then pass down the centuries. Audiences and dancers in the
US were eagerfor their own co
mtemporary dance form. And so in 19th hundred ,dancers created one. So how
was this modern dance so different from classical ballet .
what most notably it wasn't carefully creer graft.instead the dance depends on the
improersition
and
3 personal experssions of the dancers. Music and thymry were of little importance to the modern dance. And likenus movement wasn't important either.
In fact
modern dancers
may know a tempor all to conceal the afocon all in the dance step. But even if in propersition, appeal to audiences, many dance creaties were lesbemt tp the ausskeed to
perfomances.
The questione is that they are atastaken in tegrity the dancers were not
professtional trained.and
they are take valluble works but have no fomal
structures. Loury fora after perfoming
fair dance was described as doing little more than turning round and round like an nighter beater. Yet the 3 personal expressions of
pineer
dancers is the basis of contro
led freedom of modern dance today.



1.生词 :choreography improvisation  eggbeater

总体听得较差,又没听明白讲什么,唉……不过今天总算是加了一点量了,加油

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发表于 2009-3-17 21:24:24 |显示全部楼层
3月17号

1996年1月 P5

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listen to a lecture in a geology class. if you flow over certain part of brasken
and tested by plane, you may know
some
gareas

appearings
white green circle many hundreds to see the crass. This green is unusual
and the high point that the gland is very dry.
These green pictures are the result of a new tecnique from manuring
underground water. In this
tecnique mearing ball deap holes in the ground until they reach special geological fomation cal than ocraphor. the water which is collected in the ocraphor for hundreds did years is called fossil
water or ground water.
It's huns sup to play the hole and three to over the land to air gi craft. rasing crops such as cotton and wheat water in this way create the feto grain areas and contrast
natrual
o f the point.
crops illed to have increased stramadically. however they create a serious and vital problem. the problem is that water is being removed from many ocarphers thus that can be replaced naturally. ground water's level has droped droplly and it becoming more
difficult and expens
sive to get this water. In some part of texies, water's lever in some ocraphos declined
by more than 5 hundred feet only in 25 years. this process of using water faster than that can be replaced is which bad and serious.


47. what does the speaker mainly disccuss


48 what benefit sev
the technique


49what is happening to groud water






1996年5月 P3


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listen to part of a lecrure about the railroad industry. at the beginning of this century the railroad were used
to
howl everything.
hower for rail
made fortune
to be comfitable

the public or considerate customers
. but cars and trucks changes all the bad. And
by 1970 the rail industry was
set with problems. Trucks are taking all the new business. And even so the rail industry were made indifference to costomers. Also many regulationsskept the
rail industry from
judging and shifting mogans. but in 1980 the rail industry at the modern usrp when the deal regulation all over the past
the rot load company to make a quick judgement to face empreisstances.
companies were duce
their line by one third
and
usetmpro
exploee.
they also
took steps to minimize damage
to product.
and to increase their shipping
compacity by staking free containers on miral card. to acommadate these tallers load and depat tunnels were enlarged. the images of rail has changed dramatically. today companies
arevery resiponsive to customers and they gaining increasing market shares in the shipping industry. the railroad's cl rad
is also strong.
free train have an accodent rate that is only one third that of the truck industry. trains also comaode hade trucks on environmental grounds because they give only one tempt to one
third pollution

which is needed
by trucks.
and railroading does not wear out highways as trucks do.




怎么有种越听越差的感觉,别说做题了,今天听得一塌糊涂啊

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本帖最后由 xiaonue 于 2009-3-18 19:59 编辑

3.18  

1997-8-P5

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listen to part of tlk in an art history class.
you may remember that a few weeks ago ,we
just dicussed the question what the photography is. is it art or is
it
masssitive reproducing images? the photographs belong to the museus
or just in our homes? today I want to talk about a person who
try to make it a professional life and answer such question. Aelft Degly from the US to Germany to study engineering. wlle with there he became intreasted in photography and began to experiment
with his camera. he took pictures
on the condition that most photographers considered too difficult. He took them at night in the rain and people or objects reflected in the windows.  when he returned to the US he continued these revolutionary efforts.
segods  was the first  person to
take the photographs the skyscrapers   clouds  and use them from the airplane . what segods was trying to do with these photographs was what he tries to do through all his life make photography and art. he thought that photography could be justiced  good formast soce expression painting or dry. For segods his camera is his brush. For many photograhers at the late 1800 and early 1900 thought their works are reproduction of videnical images . Segods thought his as creative  art form. he understood the power of the camera to catch the moment.  in fact he never retouched his prints or make copies of them. if you were in this classroom today, i'm sure is this well painters don't
nomally actually  copy their painting through days.




1997-10-P5


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listen to part of a lecture in a geology class. I'm glad you brought up the question of the investigation into make up the earth's interear. In fact since this is the topic of your reading assignment for next time , let me expland it the last few minutes in this class for talking about that. there were several important discoveries nearly part of the centuries
that help geologists develop more aigegul pictures of the earth interiou .
the first key discovery ha
s to do with the the
science make ways
. remember they are the vibrations cast by earthquick. scientists found that they travelled thounds of miles through the earth interier. this findings enable the scientist the study the inner part of the earth. you see these studies revealed that these vibrations were of two types conprition orp ways and sheer or s ways. and discoveries found that pway travel through both
liquid
nd solids while sways only travel through solids. in
1906 British geologist discovered that p
way slow down at certain step but kept travelling deeper. on the other hand sway
lit
disppeared or all reflect back. so he concluded that the dep
met the boundery betweent the solid mental and the liquar core. three years
nother boundery was discoveried that between the
mental and the earth crast.
there are still a lot to
learn about the earth. for instance geologists know that the core is hard . evidences of this is the more flow as the vocannals . but we are still not sure what the source of what it is.




貌似今天的听力略简单,让我找到了点信心。继续以慢半拍的速度和小组死磕!!!

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发表于 2009-3-19 21:14:47 |显示全部楼层
3.19

1998-05-P4

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I'm goning to introduce two current point of
views
about the
modervation for writing the US's constitution
by 1787 . the first one is called the ideallist
view. the idealists
is basically believed that the writers of
the constitution were
made by ideas. which ideas? the ideas are the revolution everywhere
such as

liberity
in
the macracy
. the idea was reminds that the young country handle a lot of problems and I can nomicate
pression
a large
war debt
business and train barriers
between the
steaks.
they are give the riper sensitive needed to control with problems and order for the US to survive. the other point of view is the acdemic view. the acdemic view is that
the writer of the consitution
all
concerned about their
own financial
ancthers. according to them most people were living well for
wealth
people were afraid of losing money. the writers wanted the strong centure government that would promote traits and perhaps to collect texes to pay for the US's large war debt . because the number of
those who
do the constitution has ow the government doing the revolution. which view's correct? well the story we were during the common properity
of
1950, hands of
reasons to believe the ideas of view. those were during the trouble 1960 hands to
the acdemic point
. I'd say that neither of you complete , both the idealist and the acdemic perspective con part of the whole picture.

今天状态不好,听得太差了,就听一个吧

1. were经常听成 all

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发表于 2009-3-23 21:02:26 |显示全部楼层
3.23
2008-08-P5

listen to part of talk in the literature class, the professor is discussing the pritry of agent grace. these two great pone stand out that great examples of the early es pones. they are believed to be nce some time that between 1800 bc and 1700 bc ,partly because the pones refer to e social condition of that time,
condition that
be dividen
by the vening who all the give
. but just two was the point who lay down corner

of western literature.
well
traditon
is drised to a man named homer but we know virturely nothing to this homer. in fact some say that such poet never exist at all ,that need all the ardency that by the single poet, but each poet is coparted several people. this anyway was of us school
litertature .
the analysts pointed to
internal evidence such as very vition in the using the pones to argue that each was collect by several regarders. apposing to the analysts were second group scholars called untarian.


后面没听完,没坚持下来,听得很差,感觉有两点原因:1.对文史类单词以及内容的陌生 2.连读依旧听不懂:just who 等连读就变成了 'just two'


2000-10-P3

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listen to part of a
talk in a physic
s class. ok since we have been talking about machanic and then we still have a
few minutes. let me tell you a little about the
agent Greek and what they thought about machnic. they came up with the systems that for them seem to describe and explain different motions of different material. more than 2000 years ago ,
ari sti the acient
a Greek
, assumed that all the matter on the earth were made up of four
plain substances: earth water
iront
fire. under this system earth is the
densist , water is the next iron
is less and fire is the least
densist of all. the heavy objects were made of earth and water ,and the lighter objects contens the nificont of iron and fire. so when the
observed that different types of matters had different char
iteristics. he asumed that this was because different types of matter were compose of
different
amonce of the four plam substances. and Aristod also believed that the motion of objects could also be explained by the basic nature of
four
prime substances. for example there were with
the basic motion of up
and down . Aristato knew this when he released most objects they would drop downward. but he also knew that something were right upward like the somke. Aristado considered that objects downward
upret
motion to be the dominant
nature of the object. so according to Aristato matter like rocks were
primly composed of earth. therefore they naturally wanted to move to the central of the earth because they
were all
things their restin place
. but fire had ifferent
resting places -the sky. so smoke would natrally rise when it's released because it 's driving into its resting place.



这篇相对简单

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3.24

2001-01-P5

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listen to part of a talk in the
geology class. one type of natural spring geographers
are intrested in is aitision spring. hiking through the wood some of you may have be surprised to see water flowing from opening in the ground that was no neither streat nor river . that may be a tision spring. to help you understand why water might flow like this from
underground I 'd like to explain the two basic conditions that are nessasy for
this formation. the first condition is that water lost contained in the aquifer. and the aqufer is under the sediment of layer and rock, there are lots of pore and holes in it. and the touris rock allows water to flow through freely. the aquifer must be in
the land so the ofer under
ve it so the ifer it exposed
the surface of the ground. vivid water enter this extrul exposed end and travel dnowward to be the lower portion of the aquifer. the second condition is that above and below the aquifer there must be layer of none pores rocks or clay.
these
are called aqui
d fluid and they block or hinder the flow of water. aquicluid prevent water from draining out of the aquifer. so let's go back to our atison spring. they are usually locatated above the ground near the lory and in colind the aquifer. akition spring are those places where some holer crack exstans the surface
dnow througn the aquiclude and into the aquifer. now the rain water that had drained into the aquifer from
the exposing oupland created the pressure as the flow run. so if there is a crack in the ground , a crack that run from the aquiger to the surface then the pressure push the water up through it.




最大的收获,学会了 I been 其实是 I have been的连读

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3.26


2001-10-P4

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listen to a talk about enzymes in a bioglogy class. let's begin
today by
discussing enzymes. enzymes are what make many of
body
's
chemical reactions possible. actually by a chemical reactions can take place without them, but at much lower rate. in fact enzymes may cause reactions to proceed billions of time
faster than it would otherwise. before I go on the by chemical
procefix how this workslet me provide a figured example. I think it will help illustrate the power of enzyme. now suppose you have got a bag and you put banches of
locks in it just small
ped locks. then you put in all the keys that go without locks.
and you close the bag and
shock it hard. no matter how long you shock chance is very small that any key would get insert any of blocks. but if
you took them all
out of the bag and this time us
e your hand to insert the key in the locks you could combain them much quicker. enzymes that like your hands quickly allowing chemical reacions that would otherwise take much longer. now there are two reasons that enzymes are so effictive by nibbling chemical reactions. 1.enzymes was greatly reducing the amout of energy
required to start the reactions and with
lossing
energy the reaction can proceed a lot faster than it could without the enzyme. the second reason is that only a small amout of enzymes is needed to
nibble by a chemical reaction. that is because the chemical structure of enzyme itself dose not become outer that is able to
reaction. so a single enzyme can start by a same reaction or rainover again.



2001-10-P5

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listen to part of lecture in an art history class. today I'd like to talk about the sculpturer hary mullr, in particular, the ideas this
his works outstand
and also how he the media of sculpture. more said that to
appreciate a sculpture a person need to respond
to form
in
the
all this three the mentions
. he believes that this is more difficult
than responding to
art that
dnowa fly
surface of surface such canvas there are only two dimentions. for example when you look at a paiting you don't have to walk around it. you don't relate to forms or shapes the samly you do when looking at a sculpture ,more paid great attention to shapes and narure such as that bones shelves and stones . he dolt that you could appreciate the shape or something simple like stone then you could go on to
appreciate more
complicated forms.
he notices that many of the picsid pick up
whole of them. when do things do fiture or more sculpture it's used to suppose or opening to enphasize that he is indeed work in the three dimentional mediam. he believes that the shape of the hole itself could have much meaning than solid malp and could even help create the science of mallice value.more was also intersted in
renphsize human's figure which is sculpted in such materials as spnng stone and wood . his sculptures
of humans contain one person as in the work
rec
everal people as in the sculpture family group.



发现自己明显理工类的听得好,文史类差

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