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　　口语

　　RA

　　1.RA 一个是讲shrimp farmer

　　RL

　　1.Language disorder in the UK

　　一张图配文字language disorder in the UK。内容一丁点想不起来了，等大神补充吧

　　RS

　　1.Students are afraid of writing an essay, because they have learned nothing about it.

　　2.The glass is not the real solid, because it doesn't have crystal structure.

　　3.You should include your name and identification number in the application form.

　　ASQ

　　1.厄尔尼诺现象是多少年一次？

　　2.What do we call the animals with white ivory and long trunk? Elephant.

　　DI

　　新题

　　1 Food Price vs Oil Price

　　2 Government expenditures

　　PTE写作

　　SWT

　　1.Soya

　　第一段: 第一句话Soya. Is a profitable Industry. 后面解释为什么，因为feed animals, increasing demand in human beings who不吃肉…… 然后举例很多animals. 可以做biofuel, 但是有一些问题，会造成climate change什么

　　第二段: 就是再说soya biofuels 了，怎么代替了其他能源，人们觉得它好，但是其实它也有问题( 这段说的基本就是上一段后面它说的那些问题) .

　　2.澳洲历史

　　超级难，没看懂，第一，二段介绍历史，后面两段说应该教育学生重视历史

　　3.Psychologist

　　大概是讲psychologist 是研究一些列的人的行为思想啥的 主要是关于an overarching complex on why humans behave inthe way they thought，然后说our thoughts and behaviors are affected by many influences，and a bio-psychologicalmodel could be a means to explain biological，social and psychological influences，最后说an integrated explanationshould include all the influences。

　　4.Coffee

　　Coffee is enjoyed by millions of people every day and the 'coffee experience' has become a staple of our modern lifeand culture. While the current body of research related to the effects of coffee consumption on human health hasbeen contradictory, a study in the June issue of Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, which ispublished by the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT), found that the potential benefits of moderate coffee drinkingoutweigh the risks in adult consumers for the majority of major health outcomes considered.

　　Researchers at Ulster University systematically reviewed 1,277 studies from 1970 to-date on coffee's effect on humanhealth and found the general scientific consensus is that regular, moderate coffee drinking (defined as 3-4 cups perday) essentially has a neutral effect on health, or can be mildly beneficial.

　　The authors noted causality of risks and benefits cannot be established for either with the research currently availableas they are largely based on observational data. Further research is needed to quantify the risk-benefit balance forcoffee consumption, as well as identify which of coffee's many active ingredients, or indeed the combination of such,that could be inducing these health benefits.

　　5.Madeline Gannon

　　Madeline Gannon is a researcher, teacher at the Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture and Ph.D.candidate in Computational Design but that's not all. She is on a mission to open up the infinite design possibilities of3D printing to the world.

　　Currently you have to have a lot of technical background in order to participate in creating things for 3D printers, Gannon says. There is still a huge knowledge barrier for how we create digital models. As the technology has advanced, prices have plummeted, and now anyone can buy a 3D printer for a few hundreddollars, Gannon notes. However, not just anyone can create original designs for 3D-printed artifacts.To put true creative power into the hands of any ordinary 3D printer owner, Gannon has developed an innovativenew system called Tactum.

　　DESIGN WITHIN REACH

　　Tactum is a new type of software that lets users create their own unique designs for 3D printers by simply touching aprojected image.Using their innate hand gestures, someone using Tactum can poke, rub and otherwise manipulate the projectedmage that will become their 3D printed object, and see it instantly change shape in response. In keeping with the goal of democratizing the process, Gannon designed her first series of Tactum artifacts on asurface that everyone can access freely and manipulate instinctively, that being the human body. My goal was to bring the digital out to the physical world and out onto your body, says Gannon.

　　Along with a companion project called Reverb which translates these user-created designs into printable meshes thatmpulse has resulted in a spectacular diversity of bracelet and necklace designs, ranging from smooth landscapes,intricate textures and chaotic free forms to delicate geometries derived from the 19th century art of chronography.

　　参考：Madeline Gannon has developed a new system called Tactum which is a software that lets users create their ownunique designs for 3D printers by simply touching a projected image, and her first series of Tactum artifacts on thehuman body to keep with the goal of democratizing the process, along with a companion project called Reverb whichtranslates these user-created designs into printable meshes. (Word count: 65)

　　WE

　　1.should parents be legally responsible for children‘s action.

　　2.医生现在通过internet-based video talk to patients好不好。

　　RO

　　1.Harvard Business Review

　　lWhen Vijay Govindarajan and Christian Sarkar wrote a blog entry on Harvard Business Review in August 2010 mootingthe idea of a “$300-house for they were merely expressing a suggestion. “.

　　lOf course, the idea we present here is an experiment,” wrote Prof Govindarajan, a professor of international businessat the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and Mr Sarkar, a marketing consultant who works on environmentalissues an almost apologetic disclaimer for having such a “far-out” idea.

　　lWho could create a house for $300 and if it was possible, why hadn’t it been done before?

　　lNonetheless, they closed their blog with a challenge: “We ask chief executives, governments, NGOs, foundations

　　FIB-R 阅读填空

　　1 Shark

　　Shark bite numbersgrewsteadily over the last century as humans reproduced exponentially andspent more time atthe seashore. But the numbers have been flat over the past five years as over fishingthinnedthe shark populationnear shore and swimmers gotsmarterabout the risks of wading into certain areas, Burgess said.

　　有个干扰词 horrified；记不太清楚了，感觉似乎和文中给的词不太一样，更简单，需要纠结的不多，比较容易选出来

　　FIB-RW 阅读写作填空

　　1.Classic

　　One of the most important things to remember is that "classic" does not necessarily translate to "favorite" or"bestselling". Literature is instead considered classic when it has stood the test of time and it stands the test of timewhen the artistic quality it expresses be it an expression of life, truth, beauty, or anything about the universal humancondition continues to be relevant, and continues to inspire emotional responses, no matter the period in which thework was written.

　　Indeed, classic literature is considered as suchregardlessof book sales or public popularity. That said, classicliterature usually merits lasting recognition from critics and other people in a position to influence such decisions andhas a universal appeal. And, while effective use of language as well as technical excellence is a must, not everythingthat is well-written or is characterized by technical achievement or critical acclaim will automatically be considered aclassic. Conversely, works that have not been acknowledged or received positively by the writer's contemporaries or

　　critics can still be considered as classics.

　　2. Sales jobs

　　Sales jobs allow for a great deal of discretionary time and effort on the part of the sales representatives – especiallywhen compared with managerial, manufacturing, and service jobs. Most sales representatives work independentlyand outside the immediate presence of their sales managers. Therefore, some form of goals needs to be in placeasmotiveandguidetheirperformance. Sales personnel are not the only professionals with performance goals or

　　quotas. Health care professionals operating in clinics have daily, weekly, and monthly goals in terms of patient visits.Service personnel are assigned a number of service calls theymustperform during a set time period. Productionworkers in manufacturing have output goals. So, why are achieving sales goals or quotas such a big deal? The answerto this question can be found by examining how a firm's other departments are affected by how well the company'ssalespeople achieve their performance goals. The success of the businesshingeson the successful sales of itsproducts and services. Consider all the planning, the financial, production and marketing efforts that go into

　　producingwhatthe sales force sells. Everyone depends on the sales force to sell the company's products andservices and they eagerly anticipate knowing things are going.

　　销售工作允许销售代表进行大量的自由时间和精力- 尤其是与管理，制造和服务工作相比。大多数销售代表独立工作，并且不在其销售经理的直接存在之外。因此，需要有一些形式的目标作为动机并指导他们的表现。销售人员不是唯一具有绩效目标或配额的专业人员。在诊所工作的卫生保健专业人员在患者就诊方面有每日，每周和每月目标。服务人员被分配一定数量的服务电话，他们必须在设定的时间内执行。制造业的生产工人有产出目标。那么，为什么实现销售目标或配额这么重要？通过研究公司的其他部门如何受到公司销售人员实现绩效目标的影响，可以找到这个问题的答案。业务的成功取决于其产品和服务的成功销售。考虑所有的计划，财务，生产和营销努力，以产生销售力量。每个人都依靠销售人员来销售公司的产品和服务，他们迫切希望知道事情正在发生。

　　PTE听力

　　SST

　　1 Language

　　Language is under an endangered situation.提到New York Times, Stanford 如果没听错的话What people need to do isto change mindset and to be more enthusiastic rather than thinking out language games such as giving the name of ababy. This is the general issue

　　WFD

　　1.It is hard to anticipate the XXX they react. (和鸡精有不同)

　　2.The study shows that there are positive connections between the two variables.

　　3.student options residences and apartments***

　　4.Artists politicians and role of critics***

　　5.Open port for trade***

　　听力多选MA(Multiple Answer)

　　1.According to the text, what can we learn from the “space factor”-a measure of thedisorder in the system?

　　Now, Osvanny Ramos of the Ecole Normale Suprieure in Lyon, France, and colleagues say prediction is possible afterall. They designed an experiment that induced avalanches in a two-dimensional pile of 4-millimetre-diameter steelbeads. They placed a 60-centimetre row of randomly spaced beads between two parallel, vertical glass plates 4.5millimeters apart, with the beads glued to the bottom to simulate the ground under a natural pile. Then they droppedin one bead at a time, creating piles of up to 55,000 beads. After each drop, the team photographed the pile andmeasured the position of each bead to calculate the "space factor" - a measure of the disorder in the system, whichwas related to the space surrounding each bead (see diagram). The greater the disorder round a bead, the more likelyan avalanche was. If one or more beads moved when a new bead fell on the pile that was considered to be anavalanche. An extra-large avalanche involved between 317 and 1000 beads. The researchers found that if the spacefactor before a bead dropped was greater than it had been 50 steps earlier, they could predict an extra-largeavalanche with 64 per cent accuracy. Ramos says that they can improve the odds by analysing more information, suchas the size of the pile (Physical Review Letters, vol 102, p 078701). The work could also have important consequencesfor predicting earthquakes. Ramos has inkling why forecasting earthquakes is so difficult: seismologist tends to useinformation about the time and size of events, known as a time series. However, Ramos found that this didn't helppredict the next big avalanche. "When seismologists try to predict earthquakes, they analyse the time series," he says.He argues that they would have more success analysing data analogous to the internal disorder in the pile of beads.

　　lSpace factor is related to the space around each bead, and the greater disorder indicates a higher possibility ofavalanche.

　　lThe greater the disorder around a bead, the less likely an avalanche was.

　　lInternal disorder analysis will lead to a more successful model.

　　lThey could 100% accurately predict an extra-large avalanche based on the change in space factor of a bead.

　　lForecasting earthquakes is easier than predicting avalanche.

　　听力单选SA(Single Answer)

　　1 小孩子会根据妈妈对陌生人说话的语气做出反应，妈妈友好地说hello，孩子会笑；妈妈不友好地说hello，孩子不笑，心跳会加快

　　2 nuclear is safe，there is litter threaten to people who live near the nuclear facility

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