托福听力必背长难句New.docx

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托福听力必背长难句New

托福听力必背长难句

听力差的一个重要原因是脑子跟不上、记不住长句子。

短了还行，一长就乱，连前边也忘了。

怎么办？

背长句子！

脑子里有几十个长难句，到了考场上什么也不用怕了！

魔力英语贯彻其历来“简单粗暴最有效”的原则，从最新的TPO听力中精选了.....句长难句供大家背诵。

里面的词汇、句型请彻底弄明白意思，然后模仿TPO中教授的语气把它们背过、背熟！

开始吧，同学们！

突破听力，在此一举！

托福听力长难句

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Tpo25-c2

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Sinceyouarealreadyhere,Icangiveyouaquicksummaryofhowwhalesholdtheirbreathunderwater.

Tpo25-l1

03:

10-15

Itisnotevenclearthatassistedmigrationoranymigrationforthatmatterwillhelpatleastforsomespecies.

Tpo25-l1

04:

10-16

Inonecase,agroupofconservationistshasalreadytakenituponitselftotryontheirowntosaveanendangeredtree,theFloridaTorreyatree,throughassistedmigration.

Tpo25-l1

04:

42-50

Thegroupbelieveditseffortisjustified,butIandmanyotherbiologistswillbewatchingverycloselyhowthismaverickgroupmakesitout,becauselikeIsaidtherecouldbeunintendedconsequences.

Tpo25-l2

0011-15

AndinitiallyIwassurprisednoneofyouchosetowriteaboutBelaBartokthatisuntilIrememberedwehaven’thadachancetodiscusshiminclassyet.

Tpo25-l2

02:

27-34

Heattendedweddings,dancesandreligiousceremonies,whereheheardaverydifferentsortofmusicfromtheromanticstuffbeingplayedintheconcerthallsinthecities.

Tpo25-l2

03:

34-40

ButitturnsoutthatwhatwouldhaterhaveanotableinfluenceonEuropeanmusiconthewhole,wasthewayBartokusedelementsheheardinfolksongsinhisowncompositions.

Tpo25-l3

0139-45

TherosettastonewasremarkablebecauseasIsaid,onit,wasthesametextinthreedifferentalphabets.

Tpo33-l4

0113-22

Aswehavesaidbefore,themainpointoftherenaissancewastorevivethegeniusoftheancientGreeksandRomans,whichiswhydesignersofrenaissancegardensdesignedthemastheancientRomanswouldhavedesignedthem,oratleastastheyimaginedtheancientRomanswouldhavedesignedthem.

Tpo34-c1

01:

12-01:

17

Andthenbeforewedecidetoincludeabookinthesale,wereviewitscirculationhistoryagain,whichcantakeawhile.We’vegotalotofbooksinstorage.

Top34-c2

01:

26-01:

32

Well,actually,whileIwasreadingitthesecondtime,Isortofrealizedthatyoudon’tneedsurprisesorexcitementtohaveagreatstory.

01:

42-01:

48

ItmademethinkthatwhenIwritemystory,theonewehavetowriteforthisclass,Icanmaybeusemyownmemoriestogetmestarted.

01:

57-02:

04

ButwhatIreallywantedtheclasstotakeawayfromitwasthatyoudon’tneedtowriteaboutthegreatexcitingworldwhenyouwriteyourstories.

02:

15-02:

21

Youknow,astheduedayofyourstoriesapproaches,Iamhearingfromalotofstudentsthattheyareworriedbecausetheydon’thaveanythingexcitingenoughtowriteabout.

Tpo34-l1

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33-00:

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Asyouwillrecall,DadabeganinSwitzerland,inthecityofZurich,in1916.Theartistswhostudieditwerereactingagainsttraditionalnotionsofbeauty,ofreason,ofprogress,whichhadbeenstandardsofwesternthoughtsincethe18thcentury.

02:

14-02:

22

Andsowehavethatcollagewelookedat,withanartisttookdifferent,youknow,cut-outsquaresofcoloredpaper,threwthemontothecanvas,andwherevertheylanded,thatwasthecompositionofthework!

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48-03:

55

TheperformersattheCabaretVoltairewouldalsogettheaudienceinvolved,whichwasextremelyunusual.

Tpo34-l2

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00-00:

08

Attheendofyesterday’sclass,wewerediscussinglandfillsandthehundredsofmillionsoftonsofeverydaygarbage,whicharedepositedintothemeachyearintheUnitedStates.

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38-00:

45

Wehavegovernmentrecyclingprogramsformaterialslikeplastics,glassandmetal,yetwidespreadsolutionsfororganicwastematerialshaven’treallybeenaddressedintheUnitedStates.

03:

35-03:

41

Thegasesarecapturedandcanbeburnedtoproduceelectricity,whichsavesalotofmoneyandultimatelydecreasesourneedforfuelslikepetroleumandcoal,whicharenotonlyexpensivebutarealsopolluting.

04:

09-04:

15

ButtheAPScontainersaresmallenoughtobesetuponsite,wherethewasteisgenerated,likeatfoodprocessingplantsoronfarms.

04:

35-04:

39

Notonlydidtheuniversitysamemoney,wearealsolearningevenmoreabouttheAPSprocess.

Tpo34-l3

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51-00:

58

Thereareseveralimportantfactorsassociatedwithpollinationwhenandhowoftenaplanflowers,howlongthefloweringcyclelasts,andthenumberofflowersthatopenatthesametime.

03:

39-03:

47

Itcanfragmenthabitatsinavarietyofways,reducingthenumberofpollinators,whichinturnmayreducethenumberorsizeoftheflowers,whichofcourseaffectstheanimalsthatfeedonthem.

Tpo34-l4

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49-00:

56

Buteventually,movingovertotherightsidethere,interestbeginstofadeandthegrowthandsaleslevelsoff.

03:

09-03:

19

Andasamarketanalyst,youcouldsaythatwithKindofBlue,hewasjumpingtothebeginningofabrandnewS-curve,withallthatpotentialforprofitabledevelopmentstillaheadofhim.

Tpo40-c1

02:

27-02:

38

Well,campusbusinesseslikethecafeteriaorbookstoredon’tquitefollowthekindsofservicemodelswe’restudyinginclass.

Tpo40-l1

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25-00:

30

Soyournextstepinthisprocessneedstodoistogolookattheworkyou’veselectedasyourtopicandbringapencilandanotepadwithyou.

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34-00:

40

BecauseIdon’tmeanyoushouldjustdropbyatthemuseumandglanceatit,soyoucansayyou’veseenitinreallife,youneedtogoandsitinfrontoftheworkandreallylookatitcarefullyandslowly,andkeepcarefulnotesaboutwhatyousee.

Tpo40-l2

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14-00:

19

TheareawasnamedCapeCodbecausetherewassomanyCodfishinthewatersjustoffitsshores,somanythatthefirstEuropeanswhofishedthereinthe17thcenturyreporteditwasbetterthaninNewFinland,Canada.

01:

44-01:

49

Andsureenough,biologistsnoticedthataroundCapeCod,thecodwerebeginningtomatureatanageearlierthannormal.

Tpo40-c2

01:

52-01:

56

Itdoesn’tinvolvetakingpictures,butitdoesinvolveworkingwithpictures,fillingrequestsforspecificphotosfromstudentsandprofessors.

Tpo40-l3

01:

50-01:

54

Becausewithoutcarbonandothergreenhousegases,ourplanetwouldbethesametemperatureasouterspace,aroundfourdegreesaboveabsolutezero.

02:

29-02:

35

YouhaveshellfishthatusetheCO2dissolvedinthewatertomakecarbonateshellsandwhentheydie,theyfalltotheoceanfloorandthecarbongetssequestereddownthere.

Tpo40-l4

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19-00:

27

Butlately,localandstategovernmentshavestartedtoconsiderandsometimesactuallyenterintovariousdealstoprivatizepartsoftheirinfrastructure,particularlyinthetransportationsector.

TPO44-L1

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03-00:

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Lasttimewefinishedgoingoversomeofthefundamentalconceptsofnanotechnology,themulti-disciplinaryscienceofmanipulatingorcontrollingextremelysmallunitsofmattersonthescaleofmoleculeorevenatoms.

TPO44-L1

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30-00:

45

AteamofmaterialscientistsinMassachusettshavebeenworkingonanewultrathincoating,ananacoatingthatmightbeappliedtoobjectslikebathroommirrors,carwindowsandeyeglassestopreventfogging.

01:

30-01:

42

Whathappensistheycausethetinywaterdropletstoflattenwhentheycondenseonthesurfaceofshowerdoororbathroommirrororwhatevertheobjectitis.

TPO44-L2

02:

11-02:

30

Hippolytusbeensentoffbyhisfather,thenalittlelateramessengerarrivesanddescribeshowHippolytuswasriddinginhischariotwhenagiantbullappearedattheoceanandcausedthechariottocrush.

TPO44-L2

04:

17-04:

28

Sometheatreshavefiftyormorerowsofseatsaccommodatinguptofourteenthousandspectators,ascendingwayofthehillside,andthiswaslongbeforetheatrebinocularswereinvented.

TPO44-L3

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46-01:

04

So,ithadbeenassumedforalongtimethatNewGuinea,thatdomesticatedplantsandanimals,thepracticeofagriculturegenerally,hadbeenintroducedfromSoutheastAsiaabout3500yearsago,hadcomesouthessentially.

TPO44-L3

01:

31-01:

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Itwasunclearwhethertheforesthadbeenclearedbyfarmerstoplantfields,orbyhuntergathererssotheycouldhuntmoreeasily,andmanyplantremainslikeseedsandfruitsdon’tpreservewellinswampysoils.

TPO44-L4

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13-00:

24

Fromdevelopingwindfarmstotappingintoanundergroundsourceofgeothermalenergy,andwhenyou’reconsideringanewproject,it’simportanttolookatthecost,aswellasbenefitsofdevelopingthatenergysource.

TPO47-L1

01:

00-01:

11

Criticsbackthenwereunimpressedbyit,thoughit’slikelythattheirownfeelingsabouthowplayshouldbe,neoclassicalorromantic,affectedtheiropinionsaboutit.

01:

28-01:

38

Hewaspartofagrowingmovementofer…,youngauthorsandartists,whowererebellingagainstneoclassicism,againsttheconventionsofneoclassicism.

TPO47-L2

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02-00:

10

Nowusuallywhenwetalkaboutbirdsflyinglongdistances,wearediscussingseasonalmigration,buttherearesomespeciesthatflylongdistancesnotaspartofamigration,butaspartoftheirregularforagingforfood.

TPO47-L2

01:

49-02:

00

Butitstillworksoutbecausealbatrossflyusingatechniquecalleddynamicsoaring,whichenablesthemtocoververylongdistanceswhileexpendingverylittleenergy.

03:

27-03:

48

Buttheproblemisthatwe’vealsofoundmagnetiteinnon-migratorybirds,whichsuggeststhatitmayinfactserveacompletelydifferentfunction,notrelatedtonavigationatall.

TPO47-L3

03:

31-03:

47

Ok,inmycareer,I’velearned,well,aspartofbuildingandmaintainingstrongrelationshipsinworkingonadministrativeskills,you’vegottoconsidertheotherneedsofyourteam,beyondthesportitself

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33-02:

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Butifcoachesspendtoomuchofyourtimeongamestrategy,well,yousee,ma