国庆放假这些天远离了网络，闭关复习中，所以也没有来小马贴听写帖子。
9 i; _: X: A6 z( M发现我只有离开网络，才不会挥霍时间。2 y( o3 w% J( w2 V
所以在剩下的几天里，我还是要离开小马。3 s7 A; Z' |, S% W* b0 m# c
考完试后，我就回来。
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明天就要上战场了，最后一个晚上来小马看看。
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  _- ]% d% O0 e- Q, [祝自己明天考试加油！！

LZ加油～～

考完了，阅读和听力很不好。
2 h, m. N0 k/ e9 L  _% y2 Q尽管听写一直进行，听力水平还是没有提高。
- _& `+ S( B, n/ n" o* A+ ^! j! H# l说明自己水平不够。5 j( W4 T5 N7 D2 @. Z
晚上回来总结自己的缺点。
4 i' P4 j1 S8 [% p重新制定二战备考策略。

今天回来小马，继续发听写帖子。
  a2 Y5 D$ w3 X9 I& r: C) e虽然一战结束了，但是考得很差，实力还是不够。  l( s  t  t/ s- A+ e2 a: O
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利用打听写文章的机会，练打字。这次作文就是打字速度太慢了。 & D; T+ X4 {/ \2 @5 p4 R" |- O  ~; Y
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场景分类上) D3 t5 x" P+ v
地球科学类 第一篇 恐龙消失
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漏听：绿色；识别问题：红色；拼写问题：蓝色；连读：金黄色 答案出处：褐色下划线  信号词：天蓝色加粗
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) k* U$ C2 |% b) LW: I think you would have enjoyed my geology class this morning.1 {5 s5 m% W9 ~+ \
M: Don't bet on it. I('ve) never cared much about rocks.
  w$ l% P8 u% Y" T7 }3 W7 u2 k9 NW: But you do care about dinosaurs……功能题 I (recall 回想，记起<漏听re->) and today we discuss the geological evidence about what may have killed off the dinosaurs at least here in North America.……主旨题; [+ k8 h! n1 p; w* n
M: Oh,sure. They got a hit by comet or something. I think.
6 n4 @1 g) U. P! e; P, g& s. YW: Well,yeah, about 60 million years ago, a huge comet (did) crash (into) earth down in Mexico and it plowed out (as an enormous<连读>) crater over a hundred miles across.+ S7 I( ~3 c( V6 e" J' s7 ?& T- n7 D
M: And that's what why (death<语调轻>) the dinosaurs, right?4 Y8 F, h- x% q1 D
W: Well, it wasn't exactly the impact itself but what happened right (afterward 然后<以为是after world，识别出现问题>). You see researchers figured out from the shape of the crater……细节题 that the comet must be coming in pretty low across the Atlantic and so right after the impact a huge (cloud<误认为是crowd，识别问题>) of fire (river) must have swept clear across the North America, (all in<连读>) just a few minutes. And that what probably kill off not just the dinosaurs but a lot of different species of plants and animals.8 g9 l/ @$ s7 ?" e, I1 p
M: Amazing!6 |' O8 F, P! Q" M! r$ E; ?
W: Yeah! And even 2000 miles from the impact, plants (would have been burst<连读>) in the flames.
7 E6 a/ L( A% W) k% lM: And the fire that intense must destroy just about everything!
" M$ i! U* Y/ @. v/ s1 ~, l. mW: Well, above ground anyway.# E6 U/ A+ z1 ^# G: d3 N& a
M: Above ground? Say! I wonder if it that explains why the dinosaurs all disappeared but some other animals, like maybe small mammals, living underground managed to survive……细节题.
! g& @8 |- a' z- [( x4 [W: Make sense. Anyhow later on the tons of dusts that thrown away (out into<介词连读>) the atmosphere may have caused some global climate change. So (eventually) the comet probably affected plants and animals species all around the world but nowhere as much as North America.3 N2 o5 L- ^- Y) ?' ?
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8 }% k8 g% G1 K! i6 g# W" _/ \1.plow 犁，耕；开沟，作畦；挖沟槽
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[ 本帖最后由 zhixinxiao 于 2008-10-22 22:15 编辑 ]

听写的步骤还是要按照小马老师说的，一步也不能少，虽然花的时间会很多，但是保证了质量。
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听一篇就要掌握好一篇，不能一味追求数量。就像小马老师说的：不能为了听写而听写，这样还不如不听写。$ _- G/ r9 |* o0 E% m! O
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我开始时其实就是这样，但是我不知道。我规定每天必须听这么多，但是时间有限，所以每一篇所占用的时间就不多，虽然听了这么多篇，但是没有很好的查找自己的缺陷，所以听了都等于白听，只是每天都在给自己“我很努力听写”的幻觉。  c7 ~: A& O/ W) F; a0 V
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一战结束后，我想了很多关于自己备考的方法和心态的事情，觉得确实是自己太急功近利了，整个就像大跃进，不关心自己到底掌握了多少。/ u! i5 ?4 d" P8 ]/ E! x* \
所以现在二战备考，放弃了追求数量的目标，开始重视做每一件事的质量。既然花时间去做了，就一定要竭尽全力。
3 r+ s  R  }/ }( _+ f这是自己的事情，不是他人的，没必要一味追求听写的篇数，给别人你很强的假象。
; ?9 Z" M+ y; H' C! d所以要脚踏实地，一篇一篇过关，一点一点克服自己的缺陷。4 q8 S+ v5 e5 i# H
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这些是我的一点感受，希望能给后来听写的小马们一些感受。
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听一遍，做笔记，做题& m/ s4 y( S* |. b
听写, R: g* B5 j5 v0 P, f+ Q7 G* {
划出答案，
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边听边看，着重看划线部分5 b& E1 [" O( x4 H7 K' h- {
再做一遍笔记
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10月27日
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地球科学类 第四篇 地质学
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  l/ B* A2 L9 a0 X9 dI often hear my friends say that the days pass much more quickly than they used to. But geologically speaking just the opposite is true...主旨题 &细节题In fact, a complete day which now lasts 24 hours actually used to be much shorter only about 18. How do we know that? Because of a number of finally (strata) rocks like these. Rock form belong ancient (shorelines) almost billion years ago. The tiny lines of these samples show us layer of light and dark formed by dust blown over the shoreline from the (landsite). ...细节题Alternating was the (mud) and sand (deposited) by the waves. So the space between one dark strata and the next emphases of the time between on month high tide and the next. And (very in fitness) of layer show us the circle of the season as well. Together the data indicate there were fewer months (for) year way (back) then.……细节题 That means that the Moon was moving more slowly than as it revolved around the Earth. So what caused the Moon do speed up so much over last billion years? It must be the tides. Think about it. As the gravity of Moon pulls on the oceans to form the tides, all that water is also (pulling) on the Moon and with each rotation it makes the Moon move a tiny bit faster. At the same time, like the (brakes) on the (wheel) of bicycle, the drag caused by the Moon's gravity makes the Earth turn just a tiny bit slower.……功能题【举例比较】And so after a billion years or so, one rotation meaning one day takes a lot longer than it once did.7 a3 a+ g7 n* [8 ?" a

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shoreline 大陆海岸线
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10月28日3 q0 E6 s/ K6 @; K

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地球科学类 第五篇 火山, ?; z* V, b# O. j# ?' Y

6 S* C8 i: x" R% I) vMost of you are probably familiar with the flow of lava that can result from a volcanic eruption. Lava actually being mixture of magma and convince to be produce underground. And many people think this eruption refers only to an explosion, but in geology an eruption is any (release 释放) of (magma).……功能题 This can and often does common the form of the explosion. But sometimes the magma just (blows out) over the mouth of volcano. In any event, let's take a look now at some of the other (hazards 危险) caused by volcanic events. (Pyroclastics) is the word used to describe the (fragmentary) rocks that were rejected during the volcanic eruption.……推断题 A pyroclastic fall is combination of rock fragments and (fluid fire) lava that built in the air. This project (tiles 瓦片) can be just tiny piece of ash or they can be rock fragments that are typically the size of baseball or volleyball. Although some can be so enormous they weigh many tons, the most dangerous of all volcanic events is what we call a pyroclastic flow, in this explosion, there are <tremendous 巨大的> released pressure and these result in (avalanche) of super heated (mixture) of gas and rock.……细节题 This glowing avalanche as it called can reach the temperature of 1000 degree centigrade and can travel as far as 600 kilometers in an hour. It can literally destroy everything as it passed. And that's what happen when [Mount Pelee] erupt on [Martinique] island in 1902.功能题 Within minutes after the volcano erupted, the town of [Saint Pierre] was completely wiped out.
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4 k2 G0 H- z9 L- E  U+ G1 rmagma 【地质学；地理学】岩浆
; l1 p( O1 f+ G9 }5 g1 S3 Lhazard 危险；公害；事故，意外" G: w: ~/ x  H- p# U' ?
fragmentary 【地质学；地理学】碎屑质的，断岩的  |+ z% N  `5 e0 y& I
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avalanche 雪崩，崩落，崩坠

10月29日
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+ l& ~. }$ {$ @4 N, w7 ?天文类 第一篇 Jupiter
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It's my pleasure to come to you talk about the (Galileo) machine to the planet Jupiter.……主旨题 Galileo was <launched> in 1989 and we have to wait until the end of 1995 for the spacecraft and its probe to reach Jupiter. Of course there was some exciting moment for long wait. I first visited Doctor Black's Astronomy class--back to Galileo, had just visited the (Asteroid Belt). I was able at that time to bring the Galileo's images of the Asteroid Gasper. That was the first time we got an (up-close) look at the Asteroid. It was just amazing. But there are also some disappointments. In April of 1991 we realized one of the <antennas> that was supposed to transmit data have no (functioned).……细节题 That meant that we had to rely on the smaller antennas to give us data. But we have (ended up) been quite pleased with what we see from Galileo. As I mentioned before, at the end of 1995, the Galileo probe finally entered Jupiter's atmosphere. We knew Jupiter's position at that time will make communication with the spacecraft difficult, so we decided to suspend data transmission.……细节题 After waiting about half a year, we began to receive the data about Jupiter's atmosphere in satellites, and we continue collecting it for two years. And now what you all have been waiting for, direct images of Jupiter.……推断题
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3、Astronomy 天文学
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9、asteroid 小行星、小游星