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英语流利说
L4——U2——1/4listening
Earthformsandextinction
A
1.Theearthwasformedaboutfourpointsixbillion(46亿)yearsago.
2.Thefirstlifeappearedaboutabillion(10亿)yearslater.
3.Thefirstplant-likedidn’tappearuntilaroundtwobillion(20亿)
yearsago.
4.Untilaboutfivehundredeightymillion(五亿八千万)yearsagolife
formsweresmallandmicroscopic(极小的,微小的).
5.Sincethattime,lifehasevolved(进化)intomanydifferenttypesor
species.
6.Howeverscientistsestimate(估计)thatmorethanninetyninepercent
(99%)ofthemarenowextinct(灭绝的).
B
1.Therehavebeenseveralextinction(绝种)eventsinthehistoryofthe
earth.
2.Inanextinctioneventsmanylifeformsorspeciesoflifedieout.
3.Thecausesofmassextinctioneventsareunsolvedmysteries(未解之
谜).
4.Theseeventsarenotpredictable(预告)andcanhappenatanytime.
5.Scientiststhinkthatsomeofthemwerestartedbyasteroidimpacts(影
响,碰击或者装机)orvolcaniceruptions(火山爆发).
6.Eventslikethis,canchangetheglobalconditionsthatlifedepends
on.
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C
1.Onemajorextinctioneventhappenedaboutsixty-sixmillion(6600
万)yearsago.
2.Thateventmayhavebeenstartedbyalargeasteroidthathitthe
earth.
3.Asaresult,thedinosaursandabouthalfofallspecies(物种,种
类,类型)ontheplanetdieout.
4.Whentheasteroidshittheearth,itstartedachainofevents.
5.Achainofeventsisaseriesofeventslinkedtogetherlikeachain.
D
1.Thisparticularchainofeventshappenedoveraperiodofmonthsand
years.
2.Whentheasteroidhittheearth,itcausedahugecloudofdustto
entertheatmosphere.
3.ThiscloudofdustblockedtheSunanddarkenedtheEarthformany
months.
4.Withoutenoughsunlight,plantsandplant-eatinganimalsquickly
died.
5.Withthedeathsofsomanyplantsandanimals,thefoodchain
collapsed.
6.Thisledtothedeathsofmanymorespecies.
E
1.Massextinctioneventshaveplayedanimportantpartintheevolution
(演变,发生,进化论)oflife.
2.Infact,someextinctioneventshavehelpedtoaccelerate(加快,加
速)evolution.
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3.Forexample,somemammals(哺乳动物)livedthroughtheageofthe
dinosaurs,buttheycouldn’tcompete(竞争).
4.Whenthedinosaurswereremoved,themammalswereabletocompetemore
successfully.
5.Oncetheycouldcompete,mammalsevolvedtoahigherstate.
6.Withoutextinctionevents,perhapswewouldn’tbeheretoday.
Existence(存在)
F
1.Scientistsestimate(估计,预测)thattherehavebeenatleastfive
massextinctions(五次大灭绝)inthelastfivehundredfortymillion
years.
2.Theyalsobelievethatwehaveenteredanewextinctionevents.
3.Speciesarebecomingextinctatamuchfasterratethanbefore.
4.Insteadofasteroidsorvolcaniceruptionsthecurrent(最近的)events
istheresultofhumanactivities.
5.Humanactivitiesforexamplehaveledtoglobalwarming.
G
1.globalwarmingistheresultofanincreaseincarbongases(含碳气
体)inouratmosphere.
2.Thesegasestrapheat(阻碍热量排放)fromthesun,sotheEarthis
gettingwarmer.
3.Asaresult,sealevelsarerisingandweatherpatterns(气候模式)are
changing.
4.Inaddition(另外),wehumansaredestroyingthehabitats(动物的栖
息地)ofmanyplantsandanimals.
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5.Cuttingdownforestsandpollutingriversdestroythehabitatsofmany
formsoflife.
H
1.Thereisnolongeranydoubtthatthisishappening.
2.Species(物种,类型)oflifearedisappearingatanincreasingrate.
3.Globaltemperaturesarerisingandweatherpatternsarechanging.
4.Scientistsarewarningusthatfastactionisnecessarytosaveour
future.
5.Ifwedon’tact,wemaygothewayofthedinosaurs.
练:
1.(读)thisnewextinctioneventiscausedbyhumans.
2.It’swhenanasteroidcollideswithsomething.
3.AnasteroidhittheEarthandstartedachainofevents.
4.Withtheriseintemperature.Thepolaricecapsaremelting.
L4——U2——1/4vocabulary
Bodyorgan2andhumanbeingevolution(进化)
A
1.Thebody’scirculatory(循环的)systemincludestheheartandblood
vessels(血管).
2.Theheartpumpsbloodtoallpartsofthebodythroughanetwork(网
络,网状物)ofarteries(动脉)andveins(静脉).
3.Thedigestsystem(消化系统)breaksdown(分解)andabsorbed(吸收)
foodintothebody.
4.Itsuppliestheenergythatthebodyneedsforgrowthandrepair.
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5.Afterdigestion,excess(超重,超量)foodisturnedintowasteand
eliminated(排除,消除)fromthebody.
6.Thenervoussystemsincludethebrain,spinal(脊柱的)cord(脊髓)and
nerves.
7.Thisisyourbodiescontrolsystem.
8.Itcontrolsyourmuscles(肌肉)andorgans(器官)includingyour
circulatory(循环)anddigest(消化)system.
9.Therespiratory(呼吸的)systemincludesthenoseandlungs.
10.Itbringsairandoxygenintothebodyandremovescarbondioxide(二
氧化碳).
11.Thelungsarewhereoxygenentersthebloodstream(血流,体内循环的
血液)and(二氧化碳)carbondioxide(二氧化物)isremoved.
12.Theimmune(免疫的)systemprotectsthebodyagainstinfections(传
染,感染,传染病)anddiseases.
13.Sneezing(打喷嚏)andfeverareexampleofhowtheimmunesystemworks.
14.Ifaninfectioninvades(侵入)thebodytheimmunesystemattacks(攻
击)it.
练:
1.Thebloodvessels(血管)thatcarryoxygen-richbloodfromtheheart
arecalledarteries(动脉).
2.Thenervoussystemregulates(控制,管理,调节)yourheartbeatand
digestion.
3.Forsomediseases,theimmunesystemuseswhitebloodcellsand
antibodies(抗体)toattackit.
4.Thedigestsystemiswherefoodisbrokendownandabsorbedintothe
body.
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B
1.Thecontrolleduseoffireallowedpeopletocookfoodandsurvive
incolderclimates.
2.Fireprovidedlightsothatpeoplecouldworkandsocializeforlonger
hours.
3.Withtheinventionofagriculture(农耕,农业)peoplecouldgrowfood
insettleintocommunities.
4.Bygrowingfood,peoplecanspendlesstimehunting(打猎)andmore
timeforotherthings,suchasart.
5.Thedomestic(家庭的,家的,国内的,驯养的)actionofanimalsallowed
peopletoraiseanduseanimalsforfoodandwork.
6.Byraisingherds(放牧)ofanimalssuchassheep,humanshadaregular
supplyofmeatandclothing.
7.Thestrengthofanimalssuchashorsesoroxenwasusedforworkand
transportation.
8.Thedevelopmentoftoolsandmachineshasresultedinmore
efficient(有效率的)manufacturing(制造业)andconstruction(建筑物,
建造业).
9.Withbettertoolandmachines,workcanbedonewithfewerpeopleand
atmuchlowercost.
10.Thedevelopmentofsciencesandengineeringhasapproved(经核准的,
被认可的)manythings,includingcommunications.
11.Withunderstandingofelectricity,telephonesandradiosallowpeople
tocommunicateoverlongdistances.
练:
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1.(听)theuseofmachineshasreducedthenumberofpeopleneededto
makethings.
2.(听)Scienceandengineeringhavechangedthewaywecommunicatewith
eachother.
3.(听)scienceandengineeringbreakthroughsarerapidlychangingthe
wayweliveourlives.
4.(听)withthedevelopmentofagriculture(农耕,农业),peoplehadmore
timeforotheractivities.
5.(填)Theabilitytoraiseherdsofanimalssuchassheephumanshad
aregularsupplyofmeatandclothing.
6.Theabilitytoraiseherdsofanimalsgavehumansaregularsupply
ofmeatandclothing.
L4——U2——1/4dialogue
Aboutsmartphone
A
1.Itookavacationlastnight.
2.Whatareyoutalkingabout?
3.Wheredidyoutakeyourvacation?
4.Ididn’tgoanywhere.
5.Ijustspendaneveningwithoutmysmartphone.
6.Howwasit?
7.Itwasgreat!
Igotarealmagazineandreaditwithnointerruption.
8.Itwasverypeaceful.
9.Yes,Ihaven’tdonethatinalongtime.
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B
1.Youknowwhat?
2.I’mbeginningtohatesmartphones.
3.Really,butyoucan’tlivewithoutone,right?
4.Yes,that’stheproblem.
5.Thesethingsarechangingthewaypeoplelive.
C
1.Yes,Ijustsawadocumentaryaboutthat.
2.Ahusbandwascomplainingtohiswifethatshewasspendingtoomuch
timeonhersmartphone.
3.Whathappened?
Didtheygetadivorce(离婚)?
4.Youguessedit.Intheend,theygotadivorce.
D
1.It’sbigIrunning,don’tyouthink?
2.Smartphonesweresupposedtobringpeopletogether,buttheyare
pullingpeopleapart.
3.Yes,youareright.
4.Hi,justaminute,Ihavegotamessageonmysmartphoneanditcan’t
wait.
E
1.Hey,wakeupandgetbacktowork.
2.What’swrongwithyou?
3.I’monmybreak,sir.AndIhaveabadheadache.
4.Well,we’renotpayingyoutosleep.
5.Ifyougoingtosleep,sleepsomeplaceselse.
6.Yea,sir.Sorry,itwon’thappenagain.
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7.Ithadbetternot.
F
1.Justaminute.
2.Don’ttalktomelikethat.
3.Whatdidyousay?
4.Youhurtme,youdon’thaveatreatpeoplelikethat.
5.Well,ifyoudon’tlikeit.Isuggestyouleave.
6.Ok,Iwill.I’vehadenoughofyou.
7.I’llgetajobsomewhereelse.
练:
1.Ifsomeoneisinterrupted,theyhavetostopwhattheyaredoing.
2.Insteadofbringingpeopletogether,theyarepullingthemapart.
L4——U2——2/4listening
Seethingsfromdifferentpointofview
A
1.Thismanisholdingapieceoffruitinhishand.
2.Thepieceoffruitiseitheranorangeoranapple.
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3.Wecan’tseewhichitisbecausewecan’tseeinsidethebox.
4.Theprobabilitythatitisanorangeisequaltotheprobabilitythat
itisanapple.
5.Itmaybeanappleanditmaybeanorange
6.It’sgottobeoneortheother.
7.Itcan’tbeanythingelse.
B
1.Now,let’slookatitfromtheman’spointofview.
2.Fromhispointofviewtheprobabilitiesisdifferent.
3.Fromhispointofview,theprobabilitythatisanorangeisone
hundredpercentorzeropercent.
4.That’sbecauseheknowswhathehas.
5.Forhim,thereisnouncertainty(不确定性).
6.Ifhehasanorange,theprobabilityisonehundredpercent.
7.Ifhedoesn’t