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听力完全攻略

我的听力学习方法

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这次听力均同步来自VOA新闻节目。我和大家一样,每天都在默写。我也不知道正确答案。也常有那么一两个单词默写不出。还是请大家能够把自己的默写内容贴到我们的社区里“每日英语学习”的“每日听写交流”,或是帮我看看默写的内容是否正确。同时我也会在“听力完全攻略”里保持同步更新,这样您即使没有收到邮件,每天也能够登陆到网站进行听力学习了。由于标准答案我也没有,所以要靠大家一起讨论才行。象今天的新闻我自己就有两处不能确定,得看看你们的听写意见。所以开这个栏目心里还真没底,如果大家都没兴趣参与的话,过不了几期就得停止了。不过我知道这种方式是真正能够提高我们的听力水平的,而且相信会有不少朋友会为此付出努力的。

以下的TOEFL听力对话请务必按照这样的方法训练您真正的听力能力:请将对话内容完全听写出来,包括提问句子。然后根据您的理解写出您的答案。(这也是我不给大家选择答案的原因)这样不仅有效避免了我们想猜答案的侥幸心里,更重要的是同时锻炼了我们的口语能力。最后请将您的听写和您自己认为正确的答案发表在中国英语联盟社区的 “每日英语学习”版块中“每日听写交流”进行交流!如果您能够坚持这种听力学习方法的话,其实对于托福听力题目来说,您根本无需看答案。因为当您听完对话后,自己的答案已经脱口而出了。在这种基础上要选中一个正确答案您就会体验到“真好玩”的这种感觉了!祝您成功!

 

2001年5月25日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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TOEFL DIALOGUE
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Standard English
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2001年5月23日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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The blood pressure of the other group was reduced by almost three percent. The researchers were not sure why vitamin C had this effect on blood pressure. They said more studies are needed to find out.

Other new studies report about Vitamin E. Earlier research suggested this vitamin could reduce the chance of heart attacks. A new study found no evidence of this. Salim Yusuf of Hamilton General Hospital in Ontario, Canada led the study. It was published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

Researchers studied the health of more than nine thousand five hundred people who had an increased risk of heart attack or stroke. Half of the people took four hundred international units of vitamin E every day. The others took an inactive substance.

TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--I saw your ad in the morning paper concerning some cameras you have on sale. Could I see the X-20 model, please?

--Of course, It's an excellent buy. The price includes the tripod.

--The lens seems to be excellent and the tripod is not bad. However, the price on this model seems a little steep. Does it include the flash attachment?

Q: What does the man dislike about the camera?

A: The price.

Standard English
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The kangaroo rat lives in a desert area of the south-western United States. It gets its name from its jumping ability. Proportionately, it has the same long, powerful legs as the kangaroo. It also has a strong tail on which to sit.

Only three inches (7.62 cm) in length, the kangaroo rat can jump with amazing accuracy and land directly on top of an insect, its principal food. When two kangaroo rats fight, they do so in midair. Two fighters leap into the air and hit each other with their sharp claws while still in the air.

Probably the most interesting thing about the kangaroo rat is that he never drinks water. Since he lives in an area of little water, he gets moisture from desert plants. These provide him with all the liquid that he needs.

 

2001年5月21日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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Recent studies have provided new information about tow popular vitamins and their effects on the heart.

A study in the British medical publication The Lancet says vitamin C may reduce high blood pressure. Scientists from Boston University in Massachusetts and Oregon State University studied about forty people whose blood pressure was higher than normal. All the people continued to take their normal blood pressure medicines during the test period. Half of the people also took five hundred milligrams of vitamin C each day. The other half took an inactive substance.

After one month, the blood pressure of the people taking vitamin C was reduced by about nine percent.

TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--How did you like the performance?

--Generally speaking, it was very good. The part of the maid was played beautifully, but I thought the man who played the salesman was too dramatic to be realistic.

Q: How does the woman feel about the salesman in the play?

A: The woman thinks the salesman exaggerated his part.

Standard English
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His real name was John Chapman but he was known as Johnny Appleseed. He was born in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1774. Beginning in the 1790s until his death in 1845, Johnny Appleseed distributed apple seeds ,young trees, and Bibles to people as far west as Ohio. In his lifetime he covered more than 100,000 square miles (259,000 sq-kms) with apple trees. He often returned to some areas to cultivate the trees that he had planted.

Johnny Appleseed's clothing was somewhat strange. He wore a coffee sack for a shirt and a tin pan for a hat. He cooked his meals in the pan.

Johnny Appleseed was a folk hero during his lifetime and has become a legend today. Many of the orchards still existing in the eastern United States are memorial to his love of the land and for his fellow countrymen.

 

2001年5月18日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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American high schools also have computers. Many have their own areas on the World Wide Web. If you have a computer you can learn about Fremont Union High School in Sunnyvale, California, for example. Its Web site provides information about the school, the teachers and their electronic mail addresses. It also lists student events and organizations.

Young children also use computers in school. Smoketree Elementary School, in Lake Havasu, Arizona is a good example. The school also has a World Wide Web site. It tells about the school and the teachers and has an area for young children. These young children use computers in school to learn numbers and letters. They also learn how to use the computers they will need later in their education.

TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--Would you like to go to the beach this afternoon? Bill and Mary are coming too.

--I'm sorry, but I was just going out shopping. I need to get the blouse that goes with my pants suit. They had to order it, and it just arrived yesterday.

Q: What is the woman going to buy downtown?

A: A blouse.

Standard English
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Upon its completion in 1964 at the entrance to New York Harbor, the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge became the longest suspension bridge in the world. The bridge span reaches 4,260 feet, 60 feet more than San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge in California.

The bridge is suspended by cables from two towers which are as tall as 70-story buildings. The bridge has two roadways that allow for 12 lanes of traffic. The highest point of the roadway is 228 feet above the water.

It took five years to build the bridge at a cost of $325 million. It is named after the strait that it crosses and Giovanni da Verrazano, the first European to sail into the harbor.

 

2001年5月14日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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Each student's living area at Virginia Tech has the necessary wires to link a computer to the Internet. The students can send and receive electronic mail, use the World Wide Web part of the Internet and link with other universities, all without leaving their room. They can also use their computers to send electronic copies of their school work to their teachers. And they can search for books in the school's huge library.

Most major American universities and colleges strongly urge or require new students to have a computer. Most colleges and universities also have large rooms where students can use computers for class work.

TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--Have you decided where you are going to live when you get married?

--I would like to live in the city near my work,but my fiance wants a house in the suburbs to save on expenses.

Q: Why does the woman want to live in the city?

A: Her job is in the city.

Standard English
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Like Abraham Lincoln, James A. Garfield, 20th president of the United States, was born in a log cabin. And like Lincoln, he also was very well-educated. By hard work and natural ability he became a general in the army, a leader in Congress and finally president of the United States.

Garfield also had an interesting talent. Like many people he was ambidextrous: he could write with either hand, right or left. But Garfield's talent was unique. He was able to write two different languages at the same time. He could write Greek with one hand and Latin with the other!

 

2001年5月10日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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One of the goals of American education officials is to have all public schools connected to the Internet computer system and have computers for all students. Government studies show that in 1994 only thirty-five percent of American public schools were connected to the Internet. Last year, that number reached eighty-nine percent.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute adn State University is a large university in the southern state of Virginia. Officials at Virginia Tech say computers are very important to a student's education.

All students at Virginia Tech have been required to have a computer since 1998.

TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--Did you see that fabulous documentary on U.S. hospitals on Channel 4 last night?

--No, I decided to watch the movie on Channel 8 instead. Afterwards, I fell asleep.

Q: Why did the woman miss the documentary?

A: She was watching another channel.

Standard English
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Bill Gates, the co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft, disagrees with a Federal Judge's ruling that the software company is using its monopoly powers in ways that harm competitors and consumers.

The anti-trust case against Microsoft started when the company bundled its Windows 95 operating system with its Internet Explorer software. Bill Gates says that the move was an important innovation for computer users, making it easier for them to access the Internet.

"The court case has got aspects that are disappointing to it--the fact that we have to stick up for this right to innovate is not something that I expected. Perhaps Microsoft was naive because from the beginning we didn't think of anything but just what do the consumers want, and how can we drive this stuff forward?"

 

2001年4月26日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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The song is called "You Send Me". It was written and sung by a young singer and songwriter Sam Cooke. During the later 1950's and early 60's, Sam Cooke was one of the biggest stars in the music industry. His smooth voice and musical style were popular with both blacks and whites. Although Sam Cooke died years ago, his influence still is present in today's music.

Sam Cooke was born in Clarksdale, Mississippi in 1931. He grew up in Chicago Illinois. His father was a minister in a baptist church. Sam started singing religious music when he was only 15 years old. When he was 19 he became the lead singer of a famous gospel singing group called the Soul Stirrers. In 1950 he began writing and recording for the Soul Stirrers. During his 6 years with the group Cooke brought his own kind of expression to gospel music. He became gospel music's biggest star. His good looks and singing abilities made him very popular among women, both young and old.

TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--I want to see about getting a private room as soon as possible. Also, please put a "No Visitors" sign on my door when you leave.

--I'll take care of both things, but first I have to give you an examination so that I can fill out your chart.

Q: Where is the man in the diatogue?

A: In a hospital.

Standard English
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Meanwhile China's government is reacting angrily to report that the U.S. is decided to sell those advanced weapons to Taiwan. VOA Jim Randal reports from Beijing. Speaking through an interpreter, Chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman Zhang Qiyue says the weapons Washington has approved for sale may not be as advanced as Taiwan requested, but they still represent a major improvement in Taiwan forces and a huge interference in China's internal affairs. "The Chinese side expresses its serious concern over the reports. The Chinese government is always being opposed to the U.S. arm sales to Taiwan". Ms Zhang says Washington is breaking the promise not to increase the quantity and improve the quality of weapons it sells to Taiwan. She says the arm sales seriously undermine China's sovereignty or boost the tension across the Taiwan straight, and endanger the stability in the Asia Pacific region. China considers Taiwan to be a rebellious province and should be brought back under central government control peacefully if possible, but by force if necessary. Washington says it also wants a peaceful resolution to the dispute, but has pledged to help democratic Taiwan defend itself against the huge communist rival. ---Jim Randal. VOA news. Beijing.

 

2001年4月21日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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Chinese and American diplomats have ended a first day of meeting in Beijing. They discussed the recent crash of an American spy plane and a Chinese fighter. There was no sign of compromise. The Chinese delegation leader was reported as saying his government can prove the United States was responsible for the crash. The United States has blamed the Chinese fighter pilot who was lost at sea. American officials are demanding the return of the spy plane. The talks are to continue Thursday.
TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--The guests are leaving for New York today on the ten o'clock flight. We need someone to get them to get them to the airport on time.
--Ordinarily, I'd be happy to, but my car is in the garage.
Q: How are the guests going to New York?
A: By plane.
Standard English
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China has reacted angrily to Japan's decision to grant visa to former Taiwanese President Li Denghui, as Kerttroy reported from Beijing the Japanese action adds new pressure to the already strained bilateral relationship. China responded immediately to Japan’s approval of a visa to Mr. Lee. Chinese vice foreign minister Wang Yi summoned the Japanese ambassador and lodged what was described as strong protest. China has described the former Taiwanese President as a separatist, and says Mr. Li's motives for travelling to Japan are political. The People Daily newspaper Saturday called Mr. Li by no means an ordinary citizen,saying he is chief representative of the force trying to win Taiwan's independence. Taiwan media by contrast hail the Japanese decision as a diplomatic victory over Beijing. Mr. Li’s to fly to Japan Sunday and spend five days there before continuing on to be the United States. China also expressed this displeasure at his being granted U.S. tourist visa so he can visit Cornell University when he went to college. --Kerttroy for VOA NEWS Beijing.

 

2001年4月19日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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The Israeli army has seized some Palestinian controlled parts of the Gaza strip. This followed a major attack on Palestinian security position during the night. The moves are in reaction to Palestinian shelling of an Israeli town on Monday. The Palestinian group Hamas has taken responsibility for the shelling. An Israeli general says troops will stay in the recaptured area for as long as it takes to end such attacks. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat called the Israeli raids and its reoccupation of some Palestinian land an unforgivable crime. Israeli troops withdrew from two thirds of Gaza in 1994 as part of a peace agreement.
TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--This is Mr. Jones. My heater is not getting any power and the temperature is going to get down below freezing. Could you come over and fix it?
--This is our busiest time of the year, but I'll speak to one of our men about getting over there sometime today.
Q: Who has Mr. Jones called to come over?
A: An electrician.

Standard English
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You've made it through customs, picked up your bags, and now have some U.S. currency.
It's time to go to your hotel.
You have reservations at the Peachtree Plaza Hotel in downtown Atlanta.
You see a large board with pictures of Atlanta hotels.
A sign indicates that a shuttle leaves for downtown every fifteen minutes.
There are also taxis,limousines, and MARTA.(面包车)
You're not sure how to get to the city.
You decide to ask a public transportation agent.
May I help you?
Yes, thanks. I'm staying at the Peachtree Plaza in town. What's the best way to get there?
You can take a cab, bus, limo, or hotel shuttle.
What do you recommend?
That depends. A cab is faster but more expensive. The bus is little cheap but a little slow. It would probably be a good idea to take your hotel shuttle.
All right. Where do I get it?
Just go through those doors and look for the shuttle sign. When it comes by, wave and driver will pick you up.
How much does it cost?
It's a courtesy shuttle, so it's free. You can tip the driver, if you want.
Thank you for your help.
You go outside, board the shuttle,and head for hotel.


2001年4月17日
VOA SPECIAL NEWS
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Washington
The administration says President Bush has not yet decided about restarting intelligence gathering flights near china. A white house spokesman says the president is waiting for a report from the defense department. The spokesman says the report will include the opinion of military officials about using navy fighter planes to protect future flights. American and Chinese negotiators will meet in Beijing Wednesday to discuss the American flights. The events followed the crash April, 1st between an American spy plane and a Chinese fighter.
TOEFL DIALOGUE
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--I'm in charge of buying the fruit for the children at our church. I'm so happy to find that apples and plums are in season. Give me two dozen of each.
--I hope that they're as good as they look.
Q: How many apples did the man buy?
A: 24.
Standard English
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After leaving the customs and baggage claim, you are ready to go to your hotel. However, first you must change some money into US dollars. You notice the bank near the exit and go to the teller's window.
M: Hello, I'd like to change some money into US currency, please.
T: Certainly, do you have cash or traveler's checks?
M: Travelers' checks.
You sign them.
M: Here they are.
T: Can I see your passport, please?
M: Of course.
T: Let's see. That adds up to $1,250 dollars. Would you like it in any special denomination?
M: What?
T: How would you like your money, in twenties, fifties or hundred dollar bills?
M: Oh,in hundred dollar bills, please.
The teller gives you your cash and you look for the public transportation to your hotel.

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