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洪恩环境英语第九册练习 15

2009-10-10来源:和谐英语
[00:00.00]REVIEW  THREE
[00:-1.00]For this lesson,you'll need a pencil and a piece of paper.
[00:-2.00]Listen to this lecture about the history of the computer.
[00:-3.00]Don't write anything yet.Just listen
[00:-4.00]The inventor of the modern computer was an English mathematician,Charles Babbage.
[00:-5.00]He invented a miachine in 1832 which had most of the features of a modern computer.
[00:-6.00]Unfortunately,people weren't interested in it because it was too complicated.
[00:-7.00]The first successful mechanical computer was built in 1944 by an American,
[00:-8.00]Howard Aiken.Two years later,
[00:-9.00]a new type of computer was built with electronic parts aclled valves.
[00:10.00]Modern computers use microchips instead of valves.
[00:11.00]These microchips are tiny but very efficient.
[00:12.00]Now take your pencil and a piece of paper.
[00:13.00]You will hear the lecture again.
[00:14.00]After each important group of words,there will be a pause.
[00:15.00]Don't write evey word you hear,just the important facts,
[00:16.00]like names and dates and why a person or thing is important.
[00:17.00]Ready?Let's begin.
[00:18.00]The inventor of the modern computer was English mathematician,Charles Babbage.
[00:19.00]He invented a machine in 1832
[00:20.00]which had most of the features of a modern computer.
[00:21.00]Unfortunately,people weren't interested in it because it was to complicated.
[00:22.00]The first successful mechanical computer
[00:23.00]was build in 1944 by an American,Howard Aiken.
[00:24.00]Two years later,
[00:25.00]a new type of computer was built with electronic parts called valves.
[00:26.00]Modern computers use microchips instead of valves.
[00:27.00]These microchips are tiny but very efficient.
[00:28.00]Now use your notes to answer the following true-or-false questions.
[00:29.00]If the answer is true,just say"True."
[00:30.00]If the answer is false,say"False,"and give the correct answer,
[00:31.00]Ready?Let's begin.Question  One.
[00:32.00]The inventor of the modern computer was an American mathematician.
[00:33.00]False.The inventor of the modern computer was an English mathematician.
[00:34.00]Question Two His name was Charles Babage.True.
[00:35.00]Question Three
[00:36.00]He invented a machine wiht most of the features of a modern computer in 1823.
[00:37.00]False.
[00:38.00]He invented a machine with most of the features of a modern computer in 1832.
[00:39.00]Question Four
[00:40.00]Most people were interested in his machine because it wasn't complicated.
[00:41.00]False.
[00:42.00]Most people weren't interested in his machine because it was too complocated.
[00:43.00]Question  Five
[00:44.00]The first sucessful mechanical computer was built in 1944 by ann American,
[00:45.00]Howard Aiken.True.   Question Six.
[00:46.00]Ten years later.a new type of computer was built with wlwctronic parts called valves.
[00:47.00]False.
[00:48.00]Two yeras later.a new type of computer was bilt with wlwctronic parts called valves.
[00:49.00]Question Seven Modern computers use valves instead of imcrochips.
[00:50.00]False.Modern computers use imcrochips instead of valves.
[00:41.82]Question Eight.These microchips are tiny but very efficient.True.
[00:31.87]Now imagine that you're Steven
[00:26.88]and you're writing a letter to a friendtelling him about some recent problems in your life.
[00:19.33]First,don't write anything,Just listen.
[00:13.77]Things have been a little difficult for me recently.
[00:-7.00]I'm not completely happy at WEFL.
[00:-0.94]I like the people I work with,but I need to make more money.
[00:06.71]Connie tole me about a job in hartford.
[00:12.07]They're looking for a roducer for their weekend news show.
[00:17.84]The money is good.but it's too far away,I'd rather not move right now.
[00:26.90]I'd perfer to keep doing the same job because I like what I'm doing.
[00:33.96]But I'd like to make more money.
[00:38.79]Now take your pencil and a piece of paper.
[00:44.54]You're going to hear Steven's letter again.