7月1日 第二篇
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: v5 Z- Y5 A6 o& h3 l9 S+ q$ ?& x3 JQuestions 39-42 Listen to part of radio program0 W# |% x: }2 ]6 s/ |5 N2 v0 m/ W
(I agree the) I’m going to talk about a train exemplifies例证 (the reason for) the rise and fall of the passenger trains of the United States: the 20 century limited. Let me go back just a bit. In 1903, a special train was established to take people from New York to an exposition博览会 in Chicago. It was so successful that regular services were then set up between these cities. ; g# l# o# f' D0 \- s
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trip of 20 century limited was made in 1902. The train was different from what anyone that had seen before. It was pulled by (steer) steam engine and had five cars: two (slippers) sleepers卧铺, a dining car, and an observation car and a baggage car, which believe it or not, contained a library. The 42 passengers the train could carry were (without) waited on招待 by a large (step) stuff. There were even secretaries and a barber理发师 on board. 8 ?% Y3 `/ b. |8 q1 j& D

( \+ F; s" D# i  i, }, N% U5 LIt wasn’t long before people had to wait two years to get a reservation. As time passed, technical improvements shortened the trip by few hours. Perhaps the biggest technological change occurred in 1945-the switch from steam to diesel柴油机 engines.

很棒!!!   吼吼,,,今天我也要听写两篇!

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你还是值得我们大家学习的

哇……工作了呃……？一定很忙很忙吧……
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, v) Z+ Z7 N+ pP.s. 我就是抽一鞭子动一下的那种……

谢谢大家的鼓励，继续加油！
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分类下 history 316 |/ y/ s: _5 g" x7 T4 J
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Questions 43-46 Listen to a history professor talking to her class about a famous person in the United States’ history
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Well, in answer to your question, (some) several women actively participated in the Civil War. The one that comes immediately to mind is Merry Walker. She is important because she is the only woman ever to be awarded the Congressional国会 Medal奖章 of Honor. As you know, this medal is given to people who’ve served the United States with exceptional (brevity) bravery.
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In addition, she was the only female (ferzation) physician in either of the (duty) two armies that (fall) fought (night) in that war. Even though she had two medical degrees, many officers made her life difficult because they didn’t believe that a woman should be a doctor. However, she refused to back down and leave the army. In fact, she (registered) risked her life several times during the war, and was even captured at one point, but she was soon released.
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Um… after the war, she was arrested several times for wearing pants短裤. And although Congress eventually tried to take her medal away, she refused to give it back and continued to wear it (what ever) wherever she (want) went. She died in 1919, a year before women received the right to vote, which (we need my) brings me to my next point.

7月2日 第二篇$ }3 \7 ^! C# w% g: T) Y- v
分类下 biology 1& T2 D- R$ W. X
这篇比较简单。。。嗯，紫色标出的是连读
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8 V- V& B" O5 dQuestions 39-42 Listen to a talk by an instructor in a biology laboratory
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The first thing I’d like to point out is the workbook contains a very large amount of material-far more than you could ever handle in a single semester. What you’re supposed to do is choose the experiments and activities that you want to do-within (our) a certain frame of course. Part of my job is to help you make your choices.$ U. X$ D; e( X; m
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Next I’d like to mention is in each workbook chapter there are usually two subsections. The first is called experiments and the second is called activities.
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7 L: J# ]5 ^# i1 ^/ G: OIn the experiments section, the workbook gives (fully) full instructions for all experiments including alternate procedures. Choose the procedure you wish, there is plenty of equipment (to) available. ( s) w; u2 u3 J: L  o. B8 Q
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In the activities section, you’ll find suggestions for projects you can do on your own time. You’ll see that there are usually no detailed instructions for the activities-you are supposed to do (that in) them your own way.
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If there are no questions, let’s turn to Chapter one now.

7月3日 第一篇6 I6 [, n! `- T% g( H/ M  K; v' i
biology 2
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Questions 39-42 Listen to Science Watch, a daily radio program.
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(Welcome to) Word comes from California (when you) of a new weapon (and wore) in the war on household pests. Two (set) scientists working for a firm in Anaheim阿纳海姆, California have developed a method to eliminate insects without using dangerous chemicals. The new poison? (heart) Hot air. % F' m2 j* v4 V. |" I) g! r

5 t( _$ x5 H& |# eThe basic idea is that insects cannot adjust temperatures much above normal. In laboratory experiments, cockroaches蟑螂
! q+ \7 [7 {) C2 C$ zand termites can’t survive much more than a quarter of an hour at 125 degrees Fahrenheit华氏温度, or about 50 degrees centigrade.
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with (suns) fans鼓风机 and the tent keeps the heating inside the house. Since termites try to (skip) escape by hiding in wooden beams, the heat treatment must be continued for a full six hours. But when (that’s) it’s all over and insects (died) are dead, there are no toxic residues to endanger humans or pests and no (found) funny奇怪的 smells.
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Scientists claim that there is no danger of fire either since very few household materials (were) will burn at 65 degrees centigrade. In fact, wood is prepared to construction use by drying it in ovens at 80 degrees centigrade, which is substantially hotter than the air used in this procedure.

达达摩摩 马刀金币 +10 坚持哟～· 2008-7-3 10:44
* R/ z7 E# `" Y% q) n/ Z5 J素不相适 马刀金币 +10 加油 2008-7-3 10:44
2 C) h: u* ?, e0 f, t我晕哟！！！

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