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COLLEGELISTENINGAND 大聽程UUNIAsimple 程2Unit

LEARNINGLISTENTOUNDERSTAND/COMMUNICATE/VIEWTHEWORLDFURTHERLISTENINGEXIT2 程2Unit

LEARNINGThisunitisdesignedtohelpyouusefallingintonationlistenforaskforandgiveidentifyhowtheChineseandWesterners“l(fā)essismore”3 程2Unit

WARMLookattheproverb.WorkinpairsanddiscussthefollowingThereisaproverbin“ToomuchisasbadastooHowdoyouunderstandtheCanyougivesomeexamplestosupportyourpointof4 程2Unit

WARMReferenceTheproverbmeansthatwheneveronedoessomething,he/she tuAnythinginexcessisharful.Takeeatingeggsforexample.One sabout7gofhighproteinandalargevarietyofessentialnutrients.Ithassomehealthbenefits.Butifaid文s5eggsaday,he/shemayfindthemeasytobedigestedandcanhavestomachAnotherexampleisthatIputtoomuchworkloadofstudyinmyschedulemyfirst-yearcollegelife.Istruggledtofinishforthefirstweek.Butfromsecondweek,Ileftseveraljobsundoneeachday.Later,Igaveuptryingtoitfromweekthree.Thisisagoodexampleof“Toomuchisasbadas5 程2Unit

Listentothefollowingsentencesandpayattentiontothefallingintonationoftheunderlinedwords.AAnewstudyshowsthata30-minutewalksixdaysaweekistoreduceyourwaistsizeandcuttheriskofmetabolicMajoroilexplorershavechangedthewaytheysearchforI’mhereforaworkshoponminimalismandSowhatisWhydidyouevengetinterestedinHurry6 程2Unit

ListentothesentencesagainandreadaftertheAAnewstudyshowsthata30-minutewalksixdaysaweekistoreduceyourwaistsizeandcuttheriskofmetabolicMajoroilexplorershavechangedthewaytheysearchforI’mhereforaworkshoponminimalismandSowhatisWhydidyouevengetinterestedinHurry7

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LISTENTONEWSREPORTmetabolicmetabolicsyndrome代謝綜合obesityn.肥胖intensityn強(qiáng)度jogv.慢跑moderatea適度WORD9 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTJohannaJohannaJohnson約翰AmericanAmericanJournalofDukeUniversity杜克大學(xué)(人名 心臟病學(xué)雜志 WilliamKraus威廉勞斯(人名WORD 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTListentoanewsreportandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.WhatisthenewsreportmainlyTheimportance ngexerciseforoverweightmenandThecauseofobesityamongmiddle-agedmenandTheeffectoflackofexerciseonmiddle-agedmenandTheeffectofexerciseonmiddle-aged,overweightmenandWhatkindofexerciseismorengmoreintenseactivityeveryngmoderateintensityexerciseeveryngmoreintenseactivityafewdaysangashortperiodofveryvigorous 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTWhatisthenewsreportmainlyabout換文字內(nèi)Theimportance ngexerciseforoverweightmenandThecauseofobesityamongmiddle-agedmenandilexercis“inwhichinvestigatorsexaminedtheeffectsofdifferentamountsintensityofexerciseon171middle-aged,overweightmenand 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTvaluangmoreintenseactivityevery ngmoderateintensityexerciseeveryr“thatthere’smorevalue ngmoderateintensityexerciseeveryratherthanmoreintenseactivityjustafewdaysa大大聽程2UnitLISTENTOAnewstudyshowsthata30-minutewalksixdaysaweekistoreduceyourwaistsizeandcuttheriskofmetabolicsyndrome.Metabolicsyndromewasthoughttobecloselylinkedtoobesityandlackofexercise.“Ourstudyshowsthatyou’llbenefitevenifyoudon’tmakeanychangeinfood,”saidJohannaJohnsonfromDukeUniversity.TheresultsofthestudywerepresentedintheAmericanJournalofCardiologythismonth,inwhichinvestigatorsexaminedtheeffectsofdifferentamountsandintensityofexerciseon171middle-aged,overweightmenandThosewhoexercisedtheleast–walking30minutessixdaysaweekorabout17kmperweekgainedsignificantbenefit.Whilethosewhoexercisedthemost–jogging27kmperweek–gainedabitmorebenefitinloweringmetabolicsyndromescores.“Wefind,”notesDr.WilliamKraus,aninvestigator,“thatthere’smorevaluein ngmoderateintensityexerciseeverydayratherthanmoreintenseactivityjustafewdaysaweek.” 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTreserven.貯藏explorern.勘查者philosophynfrontiersnpl(知識的)新領(lǐng)AndrewLatham安德瑟姆(人名WORD 程2Unit

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Whatistheresultofthemajoroilexplorers’changeinImprovedreturnsatlowerHighcostsandhighimprotMoreprofitwithgrowing

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“Theneweconomicsofexplorationmeanthatratherpursuinghigh-cost,high-riskexplorationstrategies,the emoreawareofMajorMajoroilexplorershavechangedthewaytheysearchforreserves.Thatchangeleadstoimprovedreturns,evenatprices,accordingtoresearchfromWoodAndrewLatham,ofexplorationresearchatcompanysaidMondaythatexplorationhasanewLessismore.Headdedthatmostoftheoildiscoveriesthatthemajorcompaniesaremakingtendtobeindeepwaterandthecostsaremuchhigher.Asaresult,explorersarepullingawayfromtheveryhighcostandhighriskfrontiers.“Theneweconomicsofexplorationmeanthatratherthanpursuinghigh-cost,high-riskexplorationstrategies,themajors emoreawareofcosts.”Lathamsaid,“Smallerbudgetshaverequiredthemtochooseonlytheirbestprospectsfordrilling,includingmorewellsclosetoexistingfields.Theindustrynowexpectsadifferent–andpotentiallymoreprofitable–future.”大聽程2UnitLISTENTO 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTinnovationn創(chuàng)WORDWORD 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORTListentoanewsreportandchoosethebestanswertoeachthefollowingWhichaspectdoesthe“TeachLess,LearnMore”policytendto

WhatarethesignsofsuccessinstudeortheTheyaremoreconfidti文engaginginclassTheyareshowinggreateracademicexcellenceintheTheyaregettingtheadmittancetotopManyofthemhavesucceededinNext 程2Unit

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“Singapore’seducationsystemmaypcestudentsgoodatreading,mathematicsandscience,buttheyreceivefailinggradeswhenitcomestoinnovationInordertoimprovethis,the“TeachLess,LearnMore”policyhasreducedcoursecontentinmostclassesby10-20percent.” 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORT2Whatarethesignsofsuccessintu請?zhí)鎠fo容theATheyaremoreconfidentinengaginginclassTheyareshowinggreateracademicexcellenceinthe“Studentsaremoreconfidentinspeakingupandengaginginclass 程2Unit

LISTENTONEWSREPORT3Whatarethesignsofsuccessinteac替s內(nèi)容theTheydon’taskstudentstomemorizethingsfortheTheyhavereducedcoursecontentinmostCTheyareshowingincreasedlevelsfivationinthestu“instructorsareshowingincreasedlevelsofinnovationinthe 程2Unit

LISTENTOThe“TeachLess,LearnMore”policyhasbeencarriedoutbySingapore’sThe“TeachLess,LearnMore”policyhasbeencarriedoutbySingapore’sMinistryofEducationforoveradecade.Ithasmadesomeprogress,butitseffectislimitedtosomeextent.Singapore’seducationsystemmayproducestudentsgoodatreading,mathematics,andscience,buttheyreceivefailinggradeswhenitcomestoinnovation.Inordertoimprovethis,the“TeachLess,LearnMore”policyhasreducedcoursecontentinmostclassesby10-20However,manyteachersstillaskstudentstomemorizethingsfortheexaminations,andmanyparentsstillpushtheirchildrentosucceedinschoolsandgettheadmittancetotopNext 程2Unit

LISTENTODespiteDespitethis,Singapore’sMinistryofEducationnotesthatthehasshownsignsofsuccessamongbothstudentsandteachers.Studentsaremoreconfidentinspeakingupandengaginginclassdiscussionandinstructorsareshowingincreasedlevelsofinnovationintheclassroom.AsSingaporehasadeeplyrootedcultureofacademicexcellence,visiblechangeinthepolicywillrequiremoretimetotakeeffect. 程2Unit

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LISTENTOCONVERSATION3Whatisminimalism,accordingtoJuliet文字內(nèi)TheabilitytostayinoneplacefeelingThebeliefthatweshouldnotkeepCTheabilitytomovewithoutmanysionstoDThebeliefthatwelnotbetiedtoone“Foralotofpeople,minimalismisab請?zhí)嫖膇ngabletomoveIt’saboutbeingabletogoalmostanywhereatanytimebecauseyoudon’thavemanypossessionstocarry.” 程2Unit

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LISTENTOCONVERSATION2Listentotheconversationagainanddecidewhetherfollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalse1JulietandTomaremeetingtoattend內(nèi)容rkshop2ItwasdifficultforJuliettolveherstuffbehindwhenshewaspackingforuniversity.??3Julietmissedherstuffalotwhensheleftfor??4It’sthememoryofthingsthatmakesJuliet 5Thekeytominimalismis 程2Unit

LISTENTOCONVERSATION2Listentotheconversationagainanddecidewhetherfollowingstatementsaretrue(T)orfalseF1JulietandTomaremeetingtoattend內(nèi)容rkshopT2ItwasdifficultforJuliettolveherstuffbehindwhenshewaspackingforuniversity.F3JulietmissedherstuffalotwhensheleftforT4It’sthememoryofthingsthatmakesJuliet F5Thekeytominimalismis大大聽程2UnitLISTENTONext Hi,Juliet.FancymeetingyouJuliet:Hi,Tom.I’mhereforaworkshoponminimalism lmesomethingaboutthat.WhydidevengetinterestedinJuliet:WhenIwaspackingforuniversity,IfounditdifficulttoletgoofsomeofthethingsITom:Yeah.That’swhathappenedtomeasJuliet:NowthatI’vemoved,andleftthatstuffbehind,Idon’tevenmissit.AndthenIrealizethatwhatismakingmesnowisnotthethingitselfbutthememoryofit.Tom:Sowhatis大大聽程2UnitLISTENTOJuliet:Foralotofpeople,minimalismisaboutbeingabletomove.It’saboutbeingabletogoalmostanywhereatanytime,becauseyoudon’thavemanypossessionstocarry.Whenyoukeepthingsyoudon’tneed,they eaburdenthattiesyoutoaplace. AndwhydoesminimalismbringJuliet:Whatreallymakesmehappyisfreedom.Andthekeytofreedomisminimalism,becauseminimalismreducesour enttothings. IthinkIgetwhatyoumean.Atta enttotoomanyobjectsisabigburden.Itcanseverelyhinderourfreedomtodowhateverwewant,whereasminimalismhelpsusmove,travel,learnnewthings,startnewprojects,andreallylivelifetoourfullpotential.Juliet:Exactly.Youshouldcometotheworkshopwithmesocantalkmoreon I’dlove 程2Unit

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LISTENTO1Listentoaconversationandchoosethebestanswertoofthefollowing1WhichofthefollowingisthesymptomofChangingone’smindNotcaringaboutdetailsinone’sThinkingtoolongbeforemakingFeelingworriedaboutmaking2Whydoesdecision-makingscaresomeTheyfearmakingthewrongThey lsmalldecisionsfrombigTherearetoomanydecisionsforthemtoDecision-makinggivesthemaNext 程2Unit

LISTENTO1Listentoaconversationandchoosethebestanswertoofthefollowing3Whichofthefollowingisthecauseof alityPhysicalhealth4WhatassistancecanpeoplesufferingfromdecidophobiaMagical 程2Unit

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請換ineseinkandpainting,thetypial ofthetraditionalChinesepaintings.2Besidesbrush,inkandcolor,theinkandwashpainting,moreless,hasleftsomeaps_ontheaaltcma.Theyseektocreateartthatconveysthert_ofthemountainsand4Theconceptofwhitespa字isnot_toChinesepainting;artrm 程2Unit

VIEWTHE2Workinpairs.Watchthe clipagainandcheck(?)thereasonswhythespeakerthinksleavingwhitespace”ishighlyappreciatedinChinesepaintings換iusswithyourpartnerwhetheryouagreewiththespeakeror1Thewhitespaceiscarefullydesig替換容conveycertain2Theartistsconcentrateontheessential,leavingoutalldetailsthatwoulddistracttheviewer’s3Thewhitespaceenjoysthebeautyof4Thewhitespace文beautyof5Thewhitespacegivesfreedomtoviewerstodrawacompletestoryoftheirown. 程2Unit

VIEWTHE2Workinpairs.Watchthe clipagainandcheck(?)thereasonswhythespeakerthinksleavingwhitespace”ishighlyappreciatedinChinesepaintings換iusswithyourpartnerwhetheryouagreewiththespeakeror?1Thewhitespaceiscarefullydesig替換容conveycertain?2Theartistsconcentrateontheessential,leavingoutalldetailsthatwoulddistracttheviewer’s3Thewhitespaceenjoysthebeautyof4Thewhitespace文beautyof?5Thewhitespacegivesfreedomtoviewerstodrawacompletestoryoftheirown. 程2Unit

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Thereasonsthespeakerthinks“l(fā)eavingwhitespace”ishighlyinChinesepaintingsare,容Iagreewiththethreereasonsgiven.“Leavingwhitespace”inreflectsChinesepeople’sbeliefof“neveroverdosomething”,andmiddlewayThecep內(nèi)容fwhitespaceisnotuniquetopainting.Forexample,wegenerallydon’texpressourdisagreementrejectiondirectly;wemayusemanyimplicationsorcluestoletlistenersguesstherealmeanings.WecansaythatthewhitespacereflectsChinesepeople’slifeinallaspects.大大聽程2UnitVIEWTHENextWhites

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