Scientific American下的免费广播，不仅对于托福等考试的听力有好处，而且对于了解最新的科学动向也很有帮助。欢迎大家踊跃参加。
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  N$ w# h# @$ N: M1 g只有60多秒,很适合上手,语速适中,可下载,大家可以反复听.
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后面跟帖只接受意见和文本,请大家自觉遵守.
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. E: k- C& o7 q% T7 G) |! ?; y本帖只接受意见贴和听力文本。  Z( R9 s( H3 i. Y7 E2 }2 }
第一位发答案者加20点威望，其他板油加10点威望。! x7 v# K' ^% z, ?5 A5 o: K9 s6 M
由于本听力材料未附有答案文本，但是我会尽可能的提供高质量的答案。希望大家听完之后能够一起讨论，共同提高。9 o5 V% Z, P* x: k" L
每次活动持续一周，自发帖之日算起。
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第一期的连接：5 O0 M& L: I% g; l. {+ \0 E! j
科学类话题听写,超短60秒,实验型,第一期3 n& k: X: ~* N2 O- v

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Scientific American 60 Second Science听写（第三期）
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第四期的连接：
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7 z0 D) v, r8 R; ~7 ~! r本期结束后,会上传前5期的文本合计.谢谢大家的支持哦5 ^; I: j7 }3 B& m
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[ 本帖最后由 追梦者 于 2007-1-3 14:01 编辑 ]

我下载并且听写完了,呵呵
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" U; R* {& Z" V1 K0 DWhite ? bees pick some flowers over others. Researchers have known for a while that flower’s color can be a signal. Color short-hand that says to a bee: hey, get some good quality next to here, won’t you stop by a visit. But new findings show that bees also use color to get clues about a flower’s temperature.. And according to a study from a British research team published in the journal Nature, some like it hot. Bees use up a lot energy just stay warm on some days. In fact, they can even fly if they are too cold. So if one flower is warmer than another, a bee can save some of its fuel by basking on that flower while it is doing its pollinating business. And it turns out that ? bees consistently do choose warmer flowers over cooler ones even when the two flowers are of the same quality and quantity of nectar. Some plans seem to be evolutionarily adapted to be slightly warmer because the warmer ones get visited more by the chilly bees. When it comes to get ting pollinated apparently the heat is on, and that is the boss.
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[ 本帖最后由 yanding142857 于 2006-12-26 18:31 编辑 ]

好东西，
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yeah

UP!欢迎大家都来！

楼主把活动的期限写一下，好让我们知道什么时候结束。

本次活动1月2日结束。哈哈

谁能听出来那个蜜蜂的名字啊？？？我死活听不出来。试着拼也不对

仔细听，我有一些细节和你不一样

This is Scientific American 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky. Got a minute? Why bombo（这个死蜜蜂的名字，大家好好听一下。） bees pick some flowers over others? Researchers have known for a while that flower’s color can be a signal. Color in short hand（in short-hand？感觉意思怪怪的。） that says to a bee: hey, I（猫猫，这里和你不一样） get some good quality nectar（猫猫，这里和你不一样）  here, want（want 或者 won't 不确定）（猫猫，这里和你不一样） you stop by for a visit. But new findings show that bees also use color to get clues about a flower’s temperature. And according to a study from a British research team published in the journal---Nature, some like it hot. Bees use up a lot of energy just stay in（猫猫，这里和你不一样）  warm on some days. In fact, they can even fly if they are too cold. So if one flower is warmer than another, a bee can save some of its fuel by basking on that flower while it’s doing its pollinating business. And it turns out that ?（还是那个蜜蜂的名字） bees consistently do choose warmer flowers over cooler ones, even when the two flowers offer up（猫猫，这里和你不一样）  the same quality and quantity of nectar. Some plans seem to be evolutionarily adapted to be slightly warmer because the warmer ones get visited more by the chilly bees. When it comes to getting pollinated, apparently the heat is on, and that is the buzz（猫猫，这里和你不一样） . Thanks for the minute for Scientific American 60-Second Science. I'm Steve Mirsky.
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看了你听写的，我重听了一遍，对你的修订表示赞同& z5 w+ x1 A2 [7 {, ]
I get some good quality nectar here（这个似乎没有"I")
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再研究研究.

那个什么蜜蜂的真的是听不出来~
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: M3 E' A+ Y6 l. QThis is scientific American 60 seconds science, I’m Steve Mersky. Got a minute?
" H8 D( B7 ^$ }: e# NWhy do bombo bees（？） pick some flowers over others? Researchers have known for while that flowers’ color can be a signal . Color in short hand says to the bees: hey, I get some good qualities nectar here want you to stop by for a visit. But new finding shows that bees also use colors to get clues about a flower’s temperature. And According to a study from a British research team published in the journal nature. Some like it hot. Bees use up a lot of energy just staying warm on some days. In fact, they even can’t fly if they are too cold. So if one flower is warmer than another, a bee can save some of its fuel by basking on that flower, while it’s doing its pollination business. And it turns out that bombo bees（？） consistently do choose warmer flowers over cooler ones, even when the two flowers offer up the same quantity and quality of nectar. some plans seems to be evolutionarily adapted to be slightly warmer, because the warmer ones get visited more by the chilly bees. When it comes to getting pollinated , apparently the heat is on and that’s the buzz Thanks for the minute for scientific American’s 60 seconds science I’m Steve Mersky

Why do bumble bees(大黄蜂)? pick some flowers over others? Research has known for a while that colors can be signal. Color in short-hand (?) it says to a bee: hey, here get some good quality nectar next to you, wanna you stop by a visit? But new findings show bees also use colors to get clues about flower temperature. According to a study from a British research team published in the journal Nature, some like hot. Bees use up a lot energy just stay warm in some (or summer) days, in fact they can’t even fly if too cold. So if one flower is warmer than another, a bee can save some of its fuel by basking on that flower while he is doing his pollinating business. It turns out that bumble bee consistently do choose warmer flowers over cooler ones, even when the two flower offer up the same quantity and quality of nectar. Some plants seem to be evolutionally adopted to be slightly warmer, because the warmer one gets more visits by the chilly bees.  When it comes to getting pollinated , apparently,the heat is on, that’s the buzz (bugs?)+ U# M0 o4 F0 ^+ g% D" A
花粉那个词猜到意思但是按音写没写对,是后来查的. 还有也是不知道 short hand 和offer up 对不对  
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一只大黄蜂憋死一群英雄汉~

bumble bee......我郁闷......1 B" V- u2 [" J. r  s2 O# F

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又听好像又有点像    won't you" h, K  p/ W3 w0 W
  
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问一下大家这个听力是怎么做的?是整段听完,还是一句一句听,一共听几遍啊?
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请教大家是怎样联系的 谢谢!!
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引用:

原帖由 追梦者 于 2006-12-28 20:26 发表
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那大家都是同意那个词是want了?

练习
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一句一句,甚至一词一词的听.看情况.

This is Scientific Americans, 60 seconds science. I'm Steve M. Got the minute?' W3 U3 p% C0 X2 R
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What bumblebees pick some flowers of others? Researchers of known for a while that flowers' color can be a signal. Color is short hand that says to a bee "* gets some good quality next to here wants to stop I for a visit". But new findings show that bees also use color to get * from flowers' temperature. And according to a study from a British research team published in the journal Nature, some like it hot. Bees use a * energy to stain warm on somedays. In fact they can even fly if they're too cold. So if one flower is warmer than another, a bee can save some of its fuel by basking on that flower while it's doing its polination business. And it turns out that bumble bees consistently do choose warmer flowers over cooler ones, even when the two flowers offered of the same quantity and quality of nector. Some plans seem to be evolutionarily adapted to be a slightly warmer because the warmer ones get visited more by the chilly bees. When it comes to getting pollinated appearantly the heat is on. And that's the *.  h4 H8 r+ o9 j1 u3 o4 ~
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Thanks for the minute for Scientific Americans, 60 seconds science. I'm Steve M.

bumble bee这个词我是从歌里面学会的。  o7 ?4 m4 a7 |% {0 Y2 t6 e
水叮当有首歌"Bumble bee, crumbling to me ..."很押韵～