【一起来听写】- joy-没什么想法~~认真听写吧~~

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11月12号一战，好好加油，大家一起努力~~

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Anatomime (Anatomy) the brain, listen to the part of lecture in antotemine (anatomy) class.
I have brought a picture of the human of brain today which we are going to look at and discuss in detail. The parts of brain that we will (are going to) talk about today are clearly laber (labelled). The brain is like our comnace (command center) for all our daily functions and allows us to cold (copy) with our evironmoment (environment). How we communicate with walks (words), actions, thoughts and feelings how (are) all settle (centered) in the brain. Some researchers believe that the brain is so complex and mistiment (mysterious) that we will never be able to fully understand it. Some has (have) even referred to other (it as) a little black box like those found on the (a) plane that contain all the critical and highly contendodetiaal (confidential) and information of the flight. That being said, there are part of the brain that we do know about like the parts of listed on the digroud (diagram), and we will also know their functions that each bring to make the (our) body of work. It is easy (easier) to think of the brain as three part conlect (connected) parts the the cetreebrin (cerebrum),brian slaid (brainstem) and mantnale (cerebellum).
Let’s start off with the brainstem which is found at the port (bottom) of the brain and joins the serlbrun (cerebrum) to the sbner callod (spinal cord). The brainstaddan (brainstem) has an important role because it controls lots of cretical (critical) functions including reserise (respiration), regulation of heart rhythms, basic of aspect of sound, locatlizasion (localization) which allows us to identify the origin of a detail (detected) sound and reflects (reflexes). As you can see on the diangoud (diagram) the brainstem includes midbrain, the powers (pons) and the masure (medulla). These allow function such as the movement of are (our) eyes mouth, passing on sensory messages like heart (hot), pain, loud, and other functions such as hunger, comtieonness (consciousness) body temperature, smittezing, coffing, mroting and swollving (sneezing, coughing, vomiting ,and swallowing ) . Nest we will look at the second largest part of brain: the cellbaan (cellbellum).It is located that (at) lower back of the head and it touch (is attached) the brainstem. It is made up is too harmniours (two hemispheres) and its functions are control complex voluntary modern (motor) functions such as walking and balence (balance) and possges (posture).
The third and largest of part of the brain is the serinbring (cerebrum). Its asosiaiation (associations) are contious (conscious) thought movement and sesitions (sensations) such as touch, vision, hearing judgment reasoning, poplar (problem) solving and emotions. It is made up of two haves (halves) with each have (half) controlling the opposite sides of the body. The corps cloosn (corpus callosum) connect two heads (halves) delivers messages between them. There are four lobes that make up of the the frotal tertal pipital and ocaipital (cerebrum, the frontal, temporal, parietal, and occipital).The fronal (frontal) lob (lobe) is located in the front of the head and is involved in pasnality concristivetics personality, characteristics and movement. The piranable (parietal) lobe is middle part of the brain, helps you to identify objects and understand special (spatial) relationships we all (where your) body is compared to objects around you. It also helps make minie (meaning) of pain and touch in the body. The collsidepital (occipital) lobe are (allows you) to see and is located back of the brain. Finally, the tematal (temporal) lobe asesime (assists) with memory, speech and seixie (sense) of smell and is found at the sides of the brain. The average weigh of the dote (adult) human brain between 1 and 1.5 kilogram. Some people say that we only use ten percent of our brain but this is just a mass (myth). In fact, we use our in etrin (entire) brain. That being said, we can claim that most people only use of very small function of cantive peteture (cognitive potential) of their brain. Different controls (cultures) have used several methods to improve their cagctive pastre (cognitive potential) such as reading education, and paze soving (puzzle solving) and critcal (critical) thinking. I hope this brief introduction to the brain the helps you understand the brain and its different functions.


生词：cerebrum大脑, cerebellum小脑,brainstem脑干,spinal cord脊髓,reflex反射（神经,）,midbrain中脑,pons脑桥，medulla脑髓；corpus callosum胼胝体,frontal 前沿，temporal 时间的，parietal顶骨的，occipital 枕骨，lobe 脑叶，sensation 感觉，sneeze 喷嚏，cough咳嗽， vomit 呕吐，swallow 咽下




第一次听写这么长地文章，我都抽搐了，关键还是手敲，字大的好慢阿。语速其实不快的，关键是生词不认识，怎么都听不出来。
后面跟读的几遍，连读，弱读其实不是太多，a,the之类太头痛了，老问题，一直分不出。
这是什么水平呢？求指导呀！！！要换策略不？？？

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加油

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2# 曦月
嘿嘿，joy果然认真。我现在觉得让你用电脑听写怎么那么明智呢，提前练你的打字速度了，要不回头你写作文还要练。
然后，现在的材料确实连读弱读什么的挺少的，你可以自己再加听tpo啦。这篇的话，相对来说专业词汇有点多，但是你需要练习怎么记录那些不认识的单词尤其是专业词汇，因为，之后有就几个列举和某一部分的作用提问，我觉得真实考试的时候也是可能出现这个情况的。至于a，the的话，听写倒是还好，但是频繁犯跟这相关的错误，其实有可能反映你自己写作的时候会有这方面的问题，可以听几个之后稍作总结，说来我自己也有这方面的问题。

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4# 飒飒11 打字太慢了~~真不习惯~~今天果断用手写~~哈哈哈~~

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American Literature: Mark Twain
Listen to part of a lecture in an American Literature class.
Today we are going to discuss the life of Mark Twain. Do you know who he is?
Yeah. Everyone has heard about him! He wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, didn't he?
Right.
Well, I don't know all the books. But he was a newspaper reporter and he wrote different things like historical fiction, travel books, religious fiction and short stories, right?
And...? That's it? OK. Well you're about to learn some more things that are less talked about. Did you know he was a thorn眼中刺 in the U.S. government side? Surprised? Well, Mark Twain was his pen name; he was actually born Samuel Clemens. And, today you are going to learn about Mark Twain and his activities in the Anti-Imperial League.
Really? He was friends with Roosevelt and other politicians. I read about it.
Oh, he was a rebel造反者, a rebel with a cause. He more than belonged to the League; he was the Vice President from 1901-1910.Let's start at the beginning. The League was the first of its kind in the U.S. and was formed in reaction to the outcome of the Spanish-American war in 1898. Basically, Spain turned over colonies in the Caribbean and Pacific to the U.S. as the loser in a settlement. It was called "The Treaty of Paris". It named Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico and Philippines. Twain supported the U.S. in the beginning but did a turn-about-face when he learned about the terms of the treaty. He believed it was just a way for U.S. expansion.
Twain was in Europe at the time of the Spanish-American war and returned to the U.S. in 1900. He was always ready to tell how he felt about the treaty. He campaigned fiercely against imperialism by making speeches, writing articles and after sending "A Salutation Speech from the Nineteenth Century to the Twentieth Century" to the League as well as the New York Herald, he became the Vice President of the League. In a nutshell 简而言之, he believed that the U.S. could not be both an empire and a republic at the same time. Twain admired Emilio Aguinaldo tremendously, and what he was all about.
Who was he?
Well, he was a Filipino rebel. He wanted freedom for his country. He organized rebellions against the Spanish and was exiled流亡的 by them to Hong Kong before the war. When the war started, he went back to the Philippines thinking the U.S. was going to help free the Philippines. Wrong! I don't think he realized that the U.S. wanted the Philippines for its own. In the end, the U.S. kept the Philippines.
The U.S. criticized the Spanish for having concentration camps in Cuba and used it as propaganda宣传 against them. Then they turned around and did the same thing - open concentration camps in the Philippines.This is what got on Twain's nerves.
Anyway, Twain was thoroughly displeased by the whole thing. When he went back to the U.S. in 1901, he published To the Person Sitting in the Darkness. This had a great impact on the war and the government's dishonesty. It came to be the League's most popular publication. That same year he did it again and signed a July 4th address To the American People. This was published in newspapers everywhere and did not make politicians happy.
In 1902, he signed a petition to the Senater that made it clear that he knew all about concentration camps, and that he was against them. He thought it might help stop the hostile U.S. - Philippine negotiations. And in 1903, Twain was
active in helping the League protest how they treated Filipino's in their own country. Does that surprise you about Twain? He was involved with the Anti-Imperial League until his death in 1910. There was a lot more to Twain than Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.

我的不认识的：thorn刺，rebel造反者，In a nutshell 简而言之，exiled流亡的，propaganda宣传


这篇文章生词不多，主要集中在地名，人名，书名，这些名懒得写了。

这次没有用键盘敲，打字慢伤不起，一敲就忘着忘那的，会写的字都敲错，为了加快效率，主要还是自己听力不好，漏的错的很多，改起来复杂死了。
句子与昨天那篇相比，没什么太长的句子，听的时候有点焦躁，中间一段还有结尾，很烦很烦，想着怎么还没完，以前没怎么听写长文章，不习惯，要多多练习。
错误主要集中在小词上面，那一坨名字，自动无视掉，当成ABCD吧！！！
跟读也不难，听力特训语速不快的，感觉有几个变音。有个and好像没发出声。其他还好！！！

为什么每次贴出来就有小问题呢~~

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用键盘的话对写作有帮助呀！我以前也是打字超慢，后来为了考G，练习了一个月作文，不知不觉速度就上去了。练上几天估计就好了吧~~~
今天忙的都没听。。。自责会。。。

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Anthropology: Gypsies
Listen to part of a lecture in an anthropology class.
Today I would like to discuss an interesting group of somewhat nomadic people called the Gypsies. A roaming cultural group called the Dom, led their lives in India and nowadays has become known as the gypsies. Through recording dating from as far back as the sixth century, we know the Dom performed various specialized jobs such as basket-making, metal-making, and fortune telling by traveling a circuit through several small villages each year.
The word gypsy can be found in several other languages such as German, French, Italian and Hungarian匈牙利. Currently, the earliest recording of Gypsies in Europe, dated 1068, were found in a monastery in Greece. These recording document events took place in Constantinople君士坦丁堡in the year 1050. For the next 200 years, the Gypsies wandered southwest into Arabia and North Africa, northwest into the Byzantine Empire and finally established themselves in the southern Balkan countries such as Serbia, Moldavia, Bulgaria and Hungary before 1300. After Kublai Khan 's忽必烈 death in 1294, the Mongolian Empire began its decline and the borders began to move east, thereby reducing pressure on Europe and allowing the Gypsies to expand more rapidly than the previous two hundred years. They entered modern-day Yugoslavia before 1362, and covered the Balkans by 1400. The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries proved to be good times and full of happiness for the Gypsies. Before the conquest of the Ottoman Turks, the Gypsies lived in Thrace, Macedonia, Greece, Yugoslavia and Romania.
These happy days would soon come to an end. Because the Turkish invasions, some Gypsies were forced into Venetian territories such as Crete and Corfu. Fortunately, their annual dues rose along with the increase in population in Corfu. With an increase in population and annual income came an independent area of land in 1470 ruled by a lord named Michael de Hugot, who lasted until the nineteenth century. Unfortunately the Gypsies in the Balkans were not quite as lucky. Although they had important jobs such as blacksmiths, locksmiths and tinsmiths, and were basically middle-class, the government declared them slaves to prevent them from escaping. These Gypsies could be sold, exchanged or given away, and any Romanian man or woman who married a Gypsy became a slave too. They were finally emancipated in the nineteenth century. Before the fifteenth century, Gypsies were known as quiet, shy and not very organized. They also seemed hesitant to travel into Western Europe. This all changed over a twenty-year period, beginning in 1417. During this time they began to move in a purposeful way toward Western Europe and even began to call attention to themselves. Various Gypsy groups began to display some unity of action and connection with each other through telling different stories.
Some say the Turkish invasion of the Balkans in the early 1400's led to this bizarre behavior. Once the invasion was over, the Gypsies themselves likely wouldn't have been affected in the long run under Turkish rule because the Turks believed in leaving civilian populations free as long as they paid taxes to them. However, the Gypsies may have moved toward Western Europe because some of the Gypsy leaders could not serve under the Turks due to their great loss of power under Turkish rule. The reason behind the change is unclear, but the Gypsies began to move into central Europe in great numbers, but not without causing some problems.
Some Gypsies falsely claimed to be Egptian and some claimed that they were Christians left to roam the country side as a form of absolution for their sin of ignoring their religion. These lies allowed them to collect food, money and letters of protection from a city and then they would continue to the next town using the same lies. By 1427, the Gypsies had traveled through Germany, Brussels, Holland, Rome, Spain and Paris.
By this time, many of the leaders caught on to the Gypsies thefts and lies and began banning them.
There are also recordings of Gypsies in the British Isles, Norway, Finland and Siberia.

Blacksmith 铁匠，locksmith 锁匠， tinsmith 锡匠，absolution 赦免 emancipate 解放，sin 过失


昨天听完，国家名听得晕乎乎的，直接轰倒，读了几遍，要注意的用下划线标记了。
听得时候，耳朵的容量太小了，听得出，记不住，这边进，那边出！！！
没了~~吃饭去了~~

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7# rubybaby001 打字慢的孩纸~~伤不起啊~~耳朵就不行~~打得就更慢了~~再碰上生词~~直接晕倒~~哈哈哈！！！

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曦月，我是琛~~好吧，这么用功。。。这得很长时间吧~~~

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曦月，你这几天一直都有听写哇？还是用手写？

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11# 小珍妮 一直手写呢~~都用了好几支笔了~~还是键盘党环保~~

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10.3 上午第二篇


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Samuel Adu-Poku
Listen to part of a lecture in an education class and answer the question.
Recently we discussed the research of Samuel Adu-Poku, an African-Canadian. He considered the curriculum in the average North American school under the perspective of regarding Africa as being the cradle of civilization. He discussed how North American education disadvantages students of African descent by not recognizing Africa as being the source of many discoveries and knowledge. He explained how North American writers incorrectly attribute many discoveries and early knowledge to European sources.
Adu-Poku recommended the reorganization of some North American art courses to provide a multicultural viewpoint that acknowledges African discoveries and to encourage African children to learn the traditions of their African ancestors. In total, Adu-Poku's research helped to expose our assumptions as readers and show us where we are positioned. For North American readers this relative position would be different from that of Asian readers and both would be different from that of Adu-Poku. As a North American, I was made aware of my historical view relative to Great Britain and Europe. His writing made me aware of my position. Did any of you experience a shift in your viewpoint? Adu-Poku's research confronted me also with some of my assumptions. It certainly showed me how education can instill prejudicial
attitudes that can mark learners for life and limit one's experience and views of others. I would like to think some more about this today. Specifically I would like to examine other ways in which education is not an advantage.


attitude 态度，看法，意见， cradle 发源地，发祥地， reorganization 改组，改编，decent 正派的，得体的


单词就copy~~jessie的~~哈哈
前几天有点事，一直没传，跟读一直做的不好。这篇难度是不太大的~~就那人名~~时间好紧~~还有好多没做啊~~传的时候弄啦好几遍~~都木有颜色~~然后直接在回复的修改的~~sigh~~
their和the还有a总是弄错~~~

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10.4自己听写的老托

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II061
(WA)
Before moving on to a new topic, I want to finish up our unit on arachnids蛛形纲 by looking at what may seem a very unusual aspect of spider behavior --- a species where the young spiders actually consume the body of their mother.

Unlike most other spiders, this species lays one --- and only one --- clutch一群，抓住 of 40 eggs in her lifetime. The young spiders hatch in mid-spring or early summer, inside a nest of eucalyptus桉树 leaves. Their mother spends the warm summer months bringing home large insects --- often 10 times her weight --- for meal. The catch is always significantly more than her young spiders can eat. So, the mother fattens养肥 herself up on this extra prey and stores the nutrients in her extra (unfertilized) eggs. As the weather turns colder, there are fewer insect prey to hunt. That's when the nutrients stored in those extra eggs begin to seep渗出 into the mother's bloodstream血流. So, when there are no more insects to feed to the young spiders, they attach themselves to the mother's leg joints关节，结合处 and draw nourishment by sucking the nutrient-rich blood.

After several weeks, the mother is depleted of弄空 all nutrients and she dies. But then how do the young get nourishment? They start to feed on one another. Now, if you recall our discussion of Darwin, you'll see the evolutionary value of this: Only the strongest spiders of the clutch will survive this "cannibalism同类相食," and the mother spider will have ensured that her genes have an increased chance of survival through future generations.

好吧~~我又没怎么跟读~~

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10.5 自己听写的老托~~今天的VOA伤不起啊~~


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II0602(MA-KC) Moving away from newspapers, let's now focus on magazines. Now, the first magazine was a little periodical周期的 called The Review, and it was started in London in 1704. It looked a lot like the newspapers of the time, but in terms of its content, it was much different. Newspapers were concerned mainly with news events, but The Review focused on important domestic国内的 issues of the day, as well as the policies of the government.

Now, in England at the time, people could still be thrown in jail for publishing articles that were critical of the king. And that's what happened to Daniel Defoe --- he was the outspoken founder of The Review. Defoe actually wrote the first issue of The Review from prison! You see, he had been arrested because of his writings that criticized the policies of the Church of England, which was headed by the king.

After his release, Defoe continued to produce The Review, and the magazine started to appear on a more frequent schedule, about three times a week. It didn't take long for other magazines to start popping up突然出现. In 1709, a magazine called The Tatler began publication. This new magazine contained a mixture of news, poetry, political analysis, and philosophical哲学的 essays.