对话听写训练2
! U; m5 v! R& d5 k! g5 f7 m  Jfish stunned to make a soup(fish sticks and tomato soup), [; O9 m$ H! G* C  b8 o+ ^8 K/ m
the fish stake(sticks)7 n/ z' M6 |; K3 d0 `- @
of course they 're(were) frozen,where(we're)hundreds of,,( |! [6 e1 a9 n+ w
cafeteria can't afford a flying fresh fish(to fly in fresh fish)
- t5 b* o. B. y9 u/ c' n3 e  o% s/ {i just mentioned it because of（不要） anigerber (anecdote)
  l# T- M, q# Y. X7 b" |My (American )social history' @  a- b( v. U4 \4 h1 W
And this guy( Clarence Birdseye)'s out ice-fishing: B- o) X4 R' U# [2 c
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Antarctica
7 M  |( E% F9 r1 _9 W# T0 sAnyway he catches a fish and drops it beside( him )on the ice and it freezes (solid)2 `# z  m1 M- e7 s
thaws out the fish in a bucket of water and it's alive9 j' c& n( j( @' i- {( w$ b+ S
Birdseye is  amazed.
4 A" x, T' e2 F5 S% }the fish froze so fast that no large ice crystals formed. 4 {! r- v5 ^' n" x; P; N
when a plant or animal cell freezes, large ice crystals form inside and eventually tear the cell walls.0 T/ l6 C1 M2 J  {1 G( x# r
That's what kills the frozen plant or animal
: p0 |3 o% \. O) r* I And also (what changes) the taste of something that's been frozen." K* h9 N' p; |" j3 N; I
So Birdseye( invented) the process of quick freezing food.

演讲听写训练1
% q- c" W2 E0 c* M  W2 D Powerful railroad biron( barons )made fortunes without having to be accountable to the public or considerate of(considerable to )the customers.
3 R8 [: h' y& v) n4 gthe rail industry was the start of (beset with )problems  n/ r; C2 r. a+ S( [
and even though(so) the balanced (rail)industry  were meant(remained ) differently (indifferent) to customers
2 g- S5 @9 Q' h; G' Z6 {4 bfrom adjusting to shifting to(不要）market
4 m" A  X9 @' F3 s8 H& D3 dthe rail industry added(entered) the modern (era )when a( deregulation )bill was passed that allowed railroad companies to make quick adjustments to fees and prices(practices)
- ?# @/ L* B2 qminimum (minimize )damage (to )products
- [# v, S9 S2 k2 T' G/ a increase their shipping capacity by stuffing(stacking) freight containers on railroad cars% _" l0 M7 w% F/ d; f6 H8 c7 h5 Y
under paths(underpasses）
, J1 s, ^: k3 v2 s% iresponsible for(responsive to )customers , I  _# c- \. R! j2 d
pollutant(pollution )that is (emitted) by
# o3 ~1 i+ R2 o' l5 Grailroading does not wear out higher risks(highways) as trucks do

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% O$ f- N  \% b( t$ n+ hthis copy(coffee)can contains soil of(from) my garden
  [1 V0 F; U. ]$ y# I# v, t- R9 ]1 {and i have prepared slicen supposed to show you it's alive(And I prepared slide samples to show you that it is alive.)$ A! P6 F5 A% o, K# p
This ordinary backyard dirt is crolied (crawling) with microscopes(microbes)( ]9 ~6 L3 u2 Z% Y8 m
microbizes(microbes)( R+ {, i; a* Q# A" Y+ ^' `5 W
but (what) they have in common (is that)..with(a)naked eyes(eye)
+ Q* m" r' `3 p8 @* B- @/ b/ H, qthey're microscopy(microscopic)% o' e5 q! R- c% K; g/ e4 \% H5 }
look at this slit(slide)2 h' f, Z, q' u% W7 n
Those are yeasts
$ W7 Y+ x6 w7 E: q, gfermenters$ o1 N& n4 j" Z9 j( z$ N
bread,beer,you've eaten(yogurt) and so forth.& O- k; L' }2 W8 z5 h2 D* B
look for an irregular shape with hairs coming up(out of it. ). y9 w+ L7 {4 q" m2 Q# W
that's a mode(mold); M& v6 B7 {' L" F) M1 I$ Z
protozoa
4 U! A) ~. l2 p' \$ KSome protozoa, like the one causes malaria are harmful to people.
: R* C7 d! l! ^' jA microbic that causes disease is called a pathogen. , o3 \$ ?2 n1 h( f3 G2 E
Finally you should see a lot of squiggly lines
2 P: F9 S! B* x, J! ~3 `7 h8 C, CThe oldest form( of) life on earth6 A1 }* C. H# V6 w% w- _; P, i6 {
But they are even (simpler structurally) because their cells do not have nuclear.
: r5 t# d9 i9 ISo I've got about a teaspoon of soil in my hand here
+ ]  H* E- S# b/ p* @In that teaspoon are about ten thousand protozoa, 200 thousand mold cells, a million yeasts, and probably a billion bacteria
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& r# n2 q+ t$ n( h- Uthe eccentric cyclist peddling furiously through the first snowstorm of the year was a rare sight often captured on film for the evening news! E, ?( r5 z5 ~. d
today however it's astimated(estimated)
! G# L5 r7 _, W  r5 A2 E, }attributed to the creation of mountain bike and its subsequent imitations) j( y. X$ _# L1 Q: c
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Outfitted with parts more sturdy than those of yesterday,
) z4 Y3 {7 |! i! S# tequipped with their more stable bicycles0 {  m: H4 l/ L6 C
nothing seems to stop the new breed of winter cyclist7 s$ i: m' g, y0 G9 j
wear running shoes / P5 N& s6 U3 `+ D/ b0 X! Y
protect themselves from cold by wearing down-hill-skiing clothes# a4 R0 {$ |0 I' S4 Y8 H
wear special water-proof boots over their shoes$ k7 e8 h8 e' G. U$ e6 b
Even (mountain bikes) can't withstand winter snow and rain without extensive upkeep8 f! k5 e; k" j! {! m0 p
an innovated complete chain cover
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Despite her invention,...she still advises cyclists ..4 E5 ~% f/ x2 N; k6 {, y- p; q1 H
arduous * u9 ~! J( p8 S  r
bikers can't have confidence in the people who drive cars on days of reduced visibility.

旧托第七天，8 N. H9 L. c6 E* H3 @
对话听写训练1
. z; W3 r) q# I4 v+ p# vhave you chosen a physical education class yet for this semester/ q5 k! j. g/ m- f% R6 e
it looks like it gonna to be great
. k- y; a% [/ f4 P% T4 Zhow can they teach rock climbing with (when it's) completely flat around here$ z3 \& e1 z/ v( Y9 k4 b$ U
you can take a start to (You can't just start climbing ) without any training" O) s) I6 T, M. L0 S. z5 n
there's a lot of preparation first.5 j' Q2 o1 ~  m0 e% e
the safe(safety)equipment
6 [4 o) h+ q! q$ h9 S- `3 N" Xhigh teched(hi-tech)& N$ ?% R9 a4 d0 ?: i- {0 x! Z% V
The ropes are made of elastic fabrics that stretch a little # U# s  u" G9 `0 z1 Z, I& m
helmets
3 H! c0 }2 L# I! M& w/ q1 Xbefore you doing a (do any)little (real)climbing% _, Y% N* D$ Y; z9 R
what's the appeal?& K/ Y0 i/ a; M. l; i! w! X# E3 M
We'll spend the whole semester studying 0 Y$ g6 i- k* N
We will take a climbing trip during spring break: n& i  u; p' r" w
Climbing is not the only goal
/ G: A8 |+ q  i6 Mmental discipline and you gain fantastic physical strength, especially in your hands0 M8 p9 A# Q- N1 T% {
we're going to concentrate entirely on hand and upper body exercises.

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sympathize5 Z* S; g. o! u
I went through the same thing last year2 {+ i4 K+ S; w5 }
suggestions for coping with anxiety? 1 S% Q9 L- A  L; j& m/ J
the university section stressed out management courses(offered a stress management course)
$ M& S! [# P# u1 d, }3 FHave you been in contact with the student help services) x6 s! x4 j& m9 E
Funny, isn't it?
" b- y' q$ l; N# o* @! i+ {it's just for students (just when students need help)
2 ~! ~0 p, F: H: J: f. N since I've got to get better
; x9 {' m5 V4 f+ |8 q% Q% v4 Uhealth services tomorrow" J4 f4 q( K; y" I3 q% J+ w
Best of luck.+ r& D* x+ a6 |# K" t% P% X7 U# v/ y
That's easier said than done
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We've just seen two contemporary large birds that cannot fly---the emu and the ostrich.
* B5 y1 z8 \7 \; QOver here is an interesting specimen from the past% n& r& ^8 W9 {
This stuffed animal is not the giant penguin as it appears to be7 r3 B/ r6 I: x: E( s6 J
auk.: }! g. k6 H- d' F
as well as this one.
0 D1 F1 o- T4 q0 lUnfortunately those abilities didn't protect it from being easy prey for hungry sailors who years ago sailed the very cold and often icy waters of Greenland, Iceland and Scotland. - j1 D4 p/ b$ t+ V  d1 a
Still it isn't clear what other factors led to the big bird's demise around 1844
$ ^3 O; K1 t- L- g" I) {the last time anyone reported seeing one, j& F2 r3 O1 P9 Y0 i9 h2 R; R
precautions
5 C# E; ]( q/ k( v, PAfter all this specimen should prove invaluable for future scientific research0 H: q/ e9 r! S& }3 T8 J  q1 @
move on to our next bird exhibit? + \+ u8 l, B  g

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campfire2 i" P& c, h2 B% S
claim this land for themselves. ! |7 t+ y4 s- f% _, b; A, F
Two years later8 o6 B- a, |$ m! s# U5 C
in the late 19centu
( E  X1 P/ Q" {- I2 lan act of congress signed by President Ulysses S. Grant, proclaimed the Yellow Stone region a public park.6 C0 @0 h- G- i
many other areas of great scenic importance were set aside.
, Q$ O$ z  O8 k/ ?1 Wranger! o& p7 v, `( x6 c
Nature walks, guided tours and campfire talks are offered by specially trained staff members

I don't have to give mine until the end of the next week.
7 }$ n& _8 I3 X4 GI need the pressure of a deadline to get inspired. * F* [/ r- H# W# O6 B9 E$ r
I can't concentrate unless I know I have plenty of time9 H5 ~. q( U: @
Besides I have a big physics test next week so I want to get my presentation out of the way. ' M3 A
+ a6 F3 `6 {, ?5 l! dWhat's your presentation on?3 p" r$ q5 g' n, @
William Carlos Williams.
' B& K6 E# |0 C0 O* Y( v0 ^Wasn't he a poet
. o0 J# L/ w. Y" c6 X6 `- D I thought we were - Y$ O( |( {6 C9 o# D# O+ b
He wrote short stories, do you know
( v6 W& h1 Q3 X" W0 e% a, W- F  C1 |I never knew that
# j- y( E2 L. J( z. @8 |" HI guess I'll learn more on Tuesday0 r1 ~( \% v% f: C
But I was going to offer you sneak preview
; f4 M& G" E% p7 i1 S% I I'm looking for someone to tell me whether I'm talking too fast and whether you can follow what I'm saying* o9 {% V  N% e! s: q
When were you thinking of( {' p9 O* L( P# y( \
It's probably quieter there than in my hall

Have you ever read anything about pseudo sciences
, Q; e) G* @" }+ L( d- ophrenology.
8 k5 S  M- V2 M* qPhrenology, wasn't that the pseudo science founded by the scientist Franz Gall+ h. t7 h* y/ {8 x+ e
skulls.
/ |' [: y7 C" o6 U: n7 s4 u2 G: xWould they say I have the abilities to be a doctor, or a plumber, or a thief?) f% V2 F. O1 i+ Y2 u
But although there's no scientific basis for phrenology, it is true that the head is the center of control for the rest of the body. ( _0 t* F: l1 }: H7 r
And I wouldn't be surprised that the if scientists one day discover that certain aspects of phrenology have scientific applications