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问答题学生困难】:女生觉得很多同学上课带laptop到课堂上,他们都在发email或是play computer games, 干扰到她的学习。 【解决方案】: 方法1: ask the teacher to make announcement that students should not bring computers to the class, but the teacher may feel awkward. 方法2: go to class early and sit in the front. 因为玩游戏的人都坐在后排,所以她如果坐在前排就不会受干扰。但是坐在前排要去早,休息时间就少了。
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问答题Task 2 Directions Read the question below. You have 30 minutes to plan, write, and revise your essay. Typically, an effective response will contain a minimum of 300 words. TOEFL Writing Some high schools and universities require students to work on group projects. On completion, all the students in the group receive the same grade. Do you agree or disagree that this is a good way to evaluate students? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer. 300 WOURDS
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问答题Listenforaquestionaboutafamiliartopic.QuestionApossessionisanobjectthatyouown.Ifyouwereaskedtochooseonepossessionthatyouprizehighly,whichonewouldyouchoose?Why?Whatmakesthispossessionespeciallyvaluabletoyou?Usespecificreasonsanddetailstoexplainyourchoice.PreparationTime:15secondsRecordingTime:45seconds
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问答题 SPATIAL MEMORY An important survival skill of animals is their spatial memory, the ability to remember objects based on their relationship to other things in the environment. Animals use their spatial memory to make a list of paths leading to various goals. Navigating by landmarks, such as rocks or trees, is a simple but effective procedure. An animal learns from experience that turning right at one landmark and then left at another will lead to its destination. Some animals can recognize a landmark from different directions, making it possible to find their way to a familiar goal even when approaching from an unfamiliar direction. Now cover the passage and listen to the lecture. You may take notes, and you may use your notes to help you answer the question. After you hear the question, begin preparing your response. You may look at the question, but NOT at the passage. You have 30 seconds to prepare your response and 60 seconds to speak. The professor describes the behavior of a species of bird. Explain how the birds' behavior illustrates the concept of spatial memory.
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问答题The speakers discuss a problem that the man has. Briefly summarize the problem. Then state what you think the man should do, and explain why.
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问答题Question: Using points and examples from the talk, explain the two ways for insects to breathe under water.
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问答题Which way do you prefer to spend your spare time, reading, thinking alone or participating in group activities? Why? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.
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问答题TheoriginoflifewashighlyspeculativeuntilagraduatestudentattheUniversityofChicago,StanleyMillerdesignedandconductedanempiricalresearchprojectundertheguidanceofhisgraduateadvisor,HaroldUrey.Inthisclassicexperiment,theresearcherstriedtosimulatethechemicalevolutionprocessthatgeneratedlife.MillerandUreytookafive-literflaskhalffilledwithwaterandconnecteditwithglasstubingtoanotherflaskintowhichtheyinsertedtungstenelectrodes.Theythenmixedmethane,hydrogen,andammoniaintothewaterinthelowerflaskandheatedittoinduceevaporation,whileatthesametimesubjectingittocontinuouselectricalchargesthatjumpedacrossthespacebetweentheelectrodesintheupperflask.Theatmospherewascooledagainsothatthewatercouldcondenseandtricklebackintothefirstflaskinacontinuouscycle.Inthisway,theysoughttorecreatetheconditionsintheearlyatmosphereofEarth,whichtheyspeculatedwasprobablysubjectedtopowerfulelectricalstorms.Inaboutanhour,thewaterturnedorange.Attheendofthefirstweek,theyobservedthatalmost15percentofthecarbonwasconvertedintoorganiccompounds.Afterseveralweeks,theliquidintheflaskcloudedandthengraduallyturnedadarkbrown.Whentheyanalyzedit,MillerandUreyfoundthatitcontainedalargenumberofaminoacids,whichformoneofthebasicstructuresoflivingorganisms.TheythenhypothesizedthattheaminoacidsthattheyhadcreatedinthelaboratorymightbetypicalofthechemicalmixtureoftheearlyoceansonEarth,andfurther,thatadditionalaminoacidscouldhavebeenaddedtothemixtureintheearlyoceansbycarbonenrichedmeteoritesorcomets.Whenthescientificresultswerepopularized,themixturebecameknownas"primordialsoup."However,muchwasstillunknownabouttheprocessthatcausedthefirstcelltodevelopwithinthesoup.Themoleculesproducedwererelativelysimpleorganicmolecules,notacompletelivingbiochemicalsystem.Nevertheless,theexperimentestablishedthatnaturalprocessescouldproducethebuildingblocksoflifewithoutrequiringlifetosynthesizetheminthefirstplace.Theexperimentservedasinspirationforalargenumberoffurtherinvestigations.ModelTest6,WritingSection,Audio-09,Track3Nowlistentoalectureonthesametopicasthepassagethatyouhavejustread.
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问答题What is the best sort of education system for your country? Please include specific details in your explanation.
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问答题Independent Writing Directions For this task, you will write an essay in response to a question that asks you to state, explain, and support your opinion on an issue. You will have 30 minutes to plan, write, and revise your essay. Typically, an effective essay will contain a minimum of 300 words. Your essay will be judged on the quality of your writing. This includes the development of your ideas, the organization of your essay, and the quality and accuracy of the language you use to express your ideas. If you finish your essay before time is up, you may Clink on Next to end this section. When you are ready to continue, clink on the Dismiss Directions icon. Read the question below. You have 30 minutes to play, write, and revise your essay. Typically, an effective response will contain a minimum of 300 words. Question: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Television occupies so much of people's time that they neglect communication with their friends and family. Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.
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问答题Nowreadthepassageaboutenergyflowinecosystems.Youwillhave45secondstoreadthepassage.Beginreadingnow.ReadingTime:45secondsEnergyFlowAnimportantfunctionalaspectofecosystemsisenergyflow.Inthe1920s,CharlesEltonpointedoutthattherewasapyramidoftrophic(food)levels:thebaseofthepyramidwascomposedofproducers;abovethemwereasmallernumberofherbivoresandabovethemastillsmallernumberofcarnivores.Ecosystemecologistsusuallyexpresstheserelationshipsbytheamountofenergypassingthrougheachofthetrophiclevels,i.e.thefoodchain,inagivenperiodoftime.Thereisalwaysmoreenergypassingthroughalowerlevelinagivenunitoftimethanthroughahigherlevel.
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问答题学生和图书馆管理员讨论workshop的问题。学生说,我要进XX workshop, 管理员说满了,学生说我还以为先到先得。管理员说不是,要预定。然后学生问怎么办,教授要我参加这个workshop然后写paper, 我本来以为还有两周,结果是看错时间了,就剩下一周了,我要参加,不然没法写paper了。管理员说今晚明早都有。学生说,我今晚有活动,那明早吧。管理员说你还可以弄个online培训还是什么的,就是教怎么search information的,可以帮到你。学生说,那我是不是就不用参加workshop了,online是不是和它一样。管理员说不是,online这个是教你怎么search, 但是不教对search到的信息怎么甄别,比如说有的人不权威,学术造假啊之类的。你还是参加一个workshop吧。
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问答题Some students attend lecture classes in which only the teacher speaks. Other students have discussion classes in which everyone speaks. Which type of class do you think is better for students, and why? Include details and examples in your explanation.
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