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6月28日 第一篇
# G. _8 \& P4 c% @4 ^9 S$ A这篇感觉难啊。。
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Questions 47-50 Listen to a talk given by an art history professor
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$ S) v4 b' ?1 a( ~(Listen) There’s an art exhibition here on campus which ties (an) in well with discussions we’re had (focused on) about folk art. It is an exhibition (that) of (well life) wildlife art (collectors) calendars日历 from about 100 years ago.7 [$ L3 p5 A( x! M! m

. d7 R4 u/ w; f/ sLike most other folk art, the calendar pictures were not concerned to be art (around day) in there own day. People just thought (it was their) of them as a way (dicreading) decorating装饰 a practical object. In fact, the calendar pictures were (a relation products) originally printed as advertising for various companies that made hunting or fishing products, like guns or fishing rods棒. The calendars were handed out free for customers to thank them for the business. Most people just (thought) hung the calendars on the walls (were) where the pictures (printed) fade in the sun. And (the) then (top) tore扯掉6 p9 v9 g- f0 ~
the pictures (often) off the calendars (of each past) as each month passed. As a result, collectors today place a lot of value on the calendars that (can plate) are complete and in good condition. 6 ^$ k2 H0 r2 K: g- h7 a

! m! s, K  M& F. o0 C( Z+ X  u0 ?- k( c7 oEven though the people who use the calendars (thing a) didn’t regard (of mesiar) them as art, (they are) the originally paintings (printed for) the prints were made from were often of good quality. In fact, many famous wildlife painters created calendars art at some points in (the) their lives. (Devines) To them, (were away) it was a way of getting their work reproduced and shown around. ' u8 c4 z6 p3 d
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One aspect of the exhibit that I find very interesting is the way pictures (were) reflect changing attitude (to) toward wildlife. The pictures in the exhibit often portray the thrill颤动 and adventure of hunting rather than any particular concern for wildlife preservation. But most of today’s wildlife (are) art (chilled) shows animals in natural surroundings-without any human in the scene. This modern wildlife art appeals to large numbers of nature lovers, even those who (pose) oppose the practice of hunting.

哇，，两个人用一个贴子的吗？

兄弟们。我都搞不懂了。工作的人考托干什么啊？？不好好工作，为社会多做点贡献，在这三心二意。。 嘿嘿，没别的意思，只是随口说说。三心二意意思是一边准备托，一边工作。

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原帖由 19811010316 于 2008-6-28 20:36 发表
) b" d% R' H" Q' ?' A0 f* u; f' b兄弟们。我都搞不懂了。工作的人考托干什么啊？？不好好工作，为社会多做点贡献，在这三心二意。。 嘿嘿，没别的意思，只是随口说说。三心二意意思是一边准备托，一边工作。

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8 _9 q/ Y; }2 O 现在考，是为了将来更好的为社会作贡献

请导员原谅 让我自己开贴真的很难坚持 只能借楼主的宝地了 就算两人用一个贴吧' J  {9 a+ X1 g

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Listen to a professor talk about important person in film history.5 Y6 U; `: l- t, ]
That's an interesting question Tom, woman did participate in the early days of the motion picture making. One of the most outstanding is Lois Weber. She is credited as 誉为 first consistently一贯地successful woman film director.
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The dialogue for her movie was recorded on photograph records and then synchronized 同步的with the action on the movie screen, very innovative for that time.
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She made several highly controversial movies that dealt with the moral and social issues of her day. And some of her most controversial work addressed issue of the particular interest to woman.
3 w/ q/ `9 a0 ^Unfortunately, Weber died in 1939, just as Hollywood was beginning to make film aimed primarily at female audience. Which brings me to my next point?

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原帖由 xindi888 于 2008-6-28 22:06 发表 0 M, }: [; l- ?( T5 R
请导员原谅 让我自己开贴真的很难坚持 只能借楼主的宝地了 就算两人用一个贴吧4 l' q: a- y8 j2 i; I; H7 Q3 P

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Questions 43-45
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That's an interesting ques ...

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  A. d* C, _9 C5 a啥呀，这是，嘻嘻，真搞笑。

再笑一个，今天最好笑的事情。

6月28日 第二篇' `( Q7 b' |. z( i2 f
分类下 history 23
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Questions 42-45 Listen to an art historian give a talk in a museum
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0 c' i( ~3 a" P! c) K7 S; Z* ]Welcome to the largest retrospective exhibit this art museum (at the) has ever devoted to an architect. The architect chosen for (the senar) this honor is Frank Lloyd Wright-probably the greatest United States architect (in) of the 20 century.
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Wright has the reputation of being arrogant傲慢 and insensitive to (the clight’s) his clients’顾客 needs, but his work is based on (responsible) a set of principles rather than a style. Because of his belief in unity design and the elimination of unnecessary detail, he resists (the declines of vicious) his clients’ wishes to introduce what he called (Fall an) foreign object to his carefully designed interiors. 4 U/ k, R. [1 Q: v5 T
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Frank Lloyd Wright always tried to achieve harmony of building and setting. The first drawing of the exhibit, of one of his Prairie大草原 houses illustrates this integration of the house with the landscape of the American Midwest. You can see how he stresses the (hall) horizontal水平的 line with (scribing) spreading roofs and (sdriping) strips条 of the windows. Outside the porches走廊 stretch into the gardens making one harmonious (hall) whole. Because of this goal of harmony, you(’ll) won’t see skyscrapers among his designs.; S6 [: ^) A7 }: j3 p2 C$ I
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Wright was criticized for his impractical houses with leaky (flight) flat roofs. But his houses also had great virtues. The design of the prairie houses, for example, made them warm in winter and cool in summer.
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The drawings and photos in this exhibit will show the enormity of Frank Lloyd Wright’s contribution to modern architecture.
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严重同意！！呵呵8 u4 c% u2 R! L- `
一边工作，一边考托，是为了多学点东西，为了自己更好的发展。不同的工作，对社会的贡献差别很大的，与其在现在的职位上按部就班的，一池死水的下去，不如应该通过自己的努力争取更好的机会吧，呵呵。我个人的看法，呵呵。
! H5 _8 y1 x3 q' z不管怎样，每天都努力吧，每天进步一点点！！足矣！！