TPO31下(听力+答案)
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tpo31口语task4范文
英文回答:
In my opinion, technology has both positive and
negative effects on our lives. On the positive side,
technology has greatly improved our communication and made
it easier for us to connect with people around the world.
For example, with the advent of social media platforms like
Facebook and Instagram, I can easily keep in touch with my
friends and family who live in different countries. We can
share photos, videos, and even have video calls to catch up
with each other. This has really brought us closer despite
the physical distance between us.
Furthermore, technology has also made our lives more
convenient. We can now shop online and have our purchases
delivered right to our doorstep. This saves us time and
effort, especially for those who have busy schedules. In
addition, technology has also revolutionized the way we
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综合写作范文ReadingPassage:
AfossilskeletonofadinosaurcalledSinosauropteryx,preservedinvolcanicash,wasdiscoveredinLiaoning,China,in1996.Interestingly,thefossilincludedapatternoffinelinessurroundingtheskeletalbones.SomepaleontologistsinterpretthelinesasevidencethatSinosauropteryxhadfeathers.However,criticshaveopposedtheideathatSinosauropteryxwasafeathereddinosaur,citingseveralreasons.1996年一只名为Sinosauropteryx(中华龙鸟)的掩埋在火山灰内的恐龙的化石骨架于中国辽宁被发现。很有趣的是,这个化石中的恐龙骨架周围有一层细纹图案。一些古生物学家把这些细纹作为中华龙鸟带有翅膀的证据。但是,批评者通过列举以下原因来反对中华龙鸟是带翼恐龙这样一个观点。
First,thecriticspointsoutthatthefinelinesmaynotevenrepresentfunctionalstructuresofalivingdinosaur,butratherstructuresthatwereformedaftertheanimal’sdeath.Aftertheanimaldiedandwasburiedinvolcanicash,itsskinmayhavedecomposedintofibers.Theskinfibersthenbecamepreservedaslinesinthefossil;thelinesweremisinterpretedasevidenceoffeathers.首先,批评者指出这些细纹甚至不一定表明了一个活着的恐龙的功能结构,而只是恐龙死后所形成的结构。当龙鸟死后,它被掩埋在火山岩中,它的皮肤会腐烂并分解为纤维。这种皮肤纤维之后会以条纹的形式被保留在化石中。所以这些条纹可能被误认为是羽毛的标志。
YLE听力答案7下
Unit One Lesson1 Part1 Lisening(第一部分听力)
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Section 1
Conversation l — Community Planning in the Colonies
Narrator
Listen to part of a conversation between a Student and her United States History Professor.
Professor
So, Amanda, you've asked a lot of questions about trade during the colonial period of the United
States. Has our discussion clarified things for you?
Student
Well, yeah, but now, I think writing about trade for my paper isn't going to work.
Professor
Oh, so your questions about shipping routes were for your research paper?
Student
Yeah. But now, I see that I probably need to come up with a new paper topic. Actually, there was
one other idea I had. I have been thinking about doing something about community planning in
the early British settlements in Eastern North America.
Professor
Oh. OK. I am curious. Why are you interested in doing something on community planning in