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1. 本活动旨在鼓励大家练习听力。 2. 由于上期网络硬盘故障，造成一段时间无法下载音频，故无法判断效果。本期仍是试验。如果效果不理想，则停止。如果效果尚可，将听取大家的意见，并与各斑竹商议，报上级批准。 3. 听力素材均来自网络，可能大家会找到，但是希望大家自觉。 4. 严禁相互抄袭答案，或重复答题。对于违反者，会进行惩罚。 5. 设想每期10题，对一题奖励1个金币。错，不会惩罚。全对者，考虑增加奖励。 6. 具体答题规则如下： I. 听力音频在网络硬盘中 每期的音频会给出网络链接，大家下载后再听。 II. 每期的文本共10个句子。句子可能会和原文不一致。每个句子有一个空格。空格里缺一个单词或数字，单词或数字是来自原文的。 III. 在确定答案后，大家先将答案以短消息的形式发给我，然后跟帖说明“答案已发，请查收”。严禁公布答案。对于公布答案者予以一定惩罚。 |
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这是听力文本 BBC World News with Mary Small. The House of Representatives in Washington has voted in favor of taking US combat troops out of Iraq by April 2008.The House controlled by the Democrats voted 223-201 to approve the legislation in the hope that it would put pressure on the US Senate to attach a similar withdraw timetable to a military bill, but it's debating. Andrew B reports. This is the third time this year that the House has voted for timetables to end the US involvement in the war in Iraq. Previous efforts either failed in the Senate or were vetoed by President Bush. The latest attempt calls for the Pentagon to start pulling combat troops out of Iraq within four months, but would allow some US forces to stay in Iraq to train the Iraqi army and carry out counter terrorism operations. Earlier President Bush said there had been only limited military and political progress in Iraq following his decision to reinforce US troop levels there. Democrats have generally been scathing about President Bush's interim report on Iraq. A Democratic congressman, Tom L, told the BBC he was very pleased that some goals had been met, but he said the policy of escalation was no longer acceptable to the American people or to congress. President Musharraf of Pakistan has defended his government's decision to use force to end the siege of the Red Mosque in Islamabad, in which at least 85 people died. General Musharraf said the Mosque's leaders had been acting against Islam and were teaching young people to be terrorists, but he insisted his government had acted with restraint, and as a result more than 3,000 people had safely left the Mosque. The president added that the fight against terrorism needed to continue. "My brothers and sisters, I want to say this very clearly. Extremism and terrorism have not been eliminated from Pakistan with this action. We should be clear about this, but it's our aim. It's our aim that wherever the extremism and terrorism in the country and any province. We have to eliminate." The Spanish Civil Guard has intercepted a boat operated by an American company which recently said it had discovered huge hole of golden silver coins in a shipwreck dating from the time of the Spanish Empire. The Civil Guard had orders from Spanish judge to take the vessel to be searched. Andy Gallagher reports. The Spanish government has already taken legal action against Odyssey Marine Exploration. The American firm who say they've recovered the treasure legally. All being it at a location they are keeping secret. Now the Spanish police have boarded, searched and seized the vessel belonging to the company as it left the port of G. Odyssey say their boat was legally boarded as they were in international waters. But the Spanish government says there is a possibility of offense against Spanish heritage. World news from the BBC. Tamil Tiger rebels in Sri Lanka have threatened to launch attacks on economic targets if the government forces continue their military advance. A threat follows the government's announcement it defeated the rebels in eastern Sri Lanka, and was now in control the entire area. All from Ronald Buerk in Colombo. The head of the Tamil Tiger’s political wing A insisted they were not losing the war, despite the / by the military that it had taken control of the entire east of the country. Mr. T said the Tigers would respond to the military advances by attacking economic targets. He said the aim was to weaken Sri Lanka's government, with government officials vowing to wipe out the rebels militarily. The focus of the fighting could now shift to the north. Scientists say they’ve see one of the fastest evolutionary changes ever observed in the species of butterfly that developed a way of fighting back against the parasitic bacteria. The bacteria had a devastating effect on the Blue Moon Butterfly population on two islands in the South Pacific. By the butterflies fought back. Simon Watts reports. Evolution’s normally fought off as the process taking centuries, if not longer. But the team behind this new research says the fight back of the Blue Moon Butterfly shows the species can adapt in only five years. In 2001, males have been so devastated by bacteria that they accounted for just 1% of the Blue Moon population on the island studied. But by last year, the butterflies have developed a gene to keep the bacteria in check and male numbers were up to about 40%. Simon Watts reporting. And a middle cheering from traders, the United States stock market has closed a record high on Thursday with investors boiled by encouraging consumer spending reports. The Dow-Jones rose by nearly 290 points, its biggest one day gain in four years. BBC World News. 1) legislation 2) attempt 3) reinforce 4) interim 5) 85 6) seized 7) announcement 8) evolutionary 9) devastated 10) 290 第4题很多都没有听出来。 |
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1) The House controlled by the Democrats voted 223-201 to approve the ______ in the hope that it would put pressure on the US Senate to attach a similar withdraw timetable to a military bill. 2) The latest ______ calls for the Pentagon to start pulling combat troops out of Iraq within four months, but would allow some US forces to stay in Iraq to train the Iraqi army and carry out counter terrorism operations. 3) Earlier President Bush said there had been only limited military and political progress in Iraq following his decision to _______ US troop levels there. 4) Democrats have generally been scathing about President Bush's _____ report on Iraq. 5) President Musharraf of Pakistan has defended his government's decision to use force to end the siege of the Red Mosque in Islamabad, in which at least ______ people died. 6) The Spanish police have boarded, searched and _______ the vessel belonging to the company as it left the port of G. Odyssey say their boat was legally boarded as they were in international waters. 7) A threat follows the government's _______ it defeated the rebels in eastern Sri Lanka, and was now in control the entire area. 8) Scientists say they’ve see one of the fastest ________ changes ever observed in the species of butterfly that developed a way of fighting back against the parasitic bacteria. 9) In 2001, males have been so _______ by bacteria that they accounted for just 1% of the Blue Moon population on the island studied. 10) The Dow-Jones rose by nearly ________ points, its biggest one day gain in four years. 音频地址 http://www.91files.com/?M68KTHE8J46J0ASHX0AY |
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