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Lesson 1 Finding fossil man 发现化石人 First listen and then answer the following question. 听录音,然后回答以下问题。 Why are legends handed down by storytellers useful? We can read of things that happened 5,000 years ago in the Nea
[00:00.66]Unit 7 Storytelling [00:05.35]Lesson 28 [00:11.14]Exercise 1.2 [00:14.84]The Frogs and the Well [00:17.69]Two Frogs lived together in a wetland. [00:21.45]But one hot summer the land dried up, [00:25.06]and they left it to look for anther p
Voice 1 Welcome to Spotlight. Im Liz Waid. Voice 2 And Im Ryan Geertsma. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand - no matter where in the world they live. Voice 1 A man climbs on the rocky side o
Scientists say they're making more progress in understanding a rare animal fossil they found in China. International teams from the USA and China discovered a giant otter that lived six million years ago. Paleontologists say the fossil they found in
This is Scientific American's 60-Second Science. I'm John Matson. Got a minute? Out in space, NASA's Kepler mission keeps watch on more than 150,000 stars. The telescope's job is to see if those stars dim ever so slightlybecause of the presence of an
Two hunters Two hunters met a giant bear in the forest, and one put his sneakers on right away. The other hunter said,That's no use because you'll never outrun this bear. The other replied, All I have to do is outrun you! Notes: 1. Two hunters met
[00:01.29]Kino was very angry. [00:03.39]He decided to go to the capital city [00:05.62]because he knew that the pearl [00:06.98]was very valuable. [00:09.33]But that night someone attacked him [00:11.52]outside his house. [00:13.86]Juana said that t
Peter and the Wolf (Ladies and getlemen. Good afternoon.Today Ill tell you a story. It is Peter and the Wolf.) Peter: Good morning everyone. What a fine day! How beautiful the green lawn is! Bird: Good morning, Peter. Peter: Good morning, Bird. Bird:
By Greg Flakus Houston 28 August 2007 Lucy fossil display The fossilized bones of a female hominid creature found in Ethiopia in 1974 and today known around the world as Lucy are now in the United States on an unprecedented tour. The bones are part o
Researchers get same yields with fewer fertilizers, pesticides Steve Baragona | Washington, DC 18 May 2010 Fossil energy use was compared among different crop rotation systems in a field experiment conducted between 2003 and 2008 in Boone Co., Iowa R
RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: It is the era of social media, when we distill our innermost thoughts and feelings into short pithy updates and tweets. Which is why it was striking when Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently wrote a nearly 6,000-word essay about
House Hunters Intergalactic OPHIRA EISENBERG, HOST: Josh and Joey, we've got a great trivia game for you. Joining us on the line from Los Angeles, please welcome a voice that is very familiar to fans of HGTV. She's the narrator of HGTV's House Hunter
The 22 artifacts include 17 jade disks and ornaments, 4 pieces of bronze ware, and a pottery figurine. Some of the items date back as far as 1600 BCE. However, the fossil, featuring a microraptor embedded in a rock, is considered to be the most valua
By Jessica Berman Washington 13 June 2007 Chinese paleontologists have unearthed a massive dinosaur fossil in Mongolia. They say the giant dinosaur belonged to a family of bird-like dinosaurs that were a tiny fraction of its size. VOA's Jessica Berma
By Caroline Sawyer Nairobi 08 August 2007 One of the world's oldest hominid fossils, which revolutionized theories of early man, has left Ethiopia to begin a controversial tour of the United States. Anthropologists want the remains of the fossil, kno
From mutated insects and broken-down rescue robots, to cobweb-infested schools that havent been touched in years, the Fukushima evacuation zone - the site of one of the worst disasters of the 21st century - is showing no signs of regaining even a sem
SCOTT SIMON, HOST: You might want to set aside your cornflakes for a moment now. Ed Yong writes in The Atlantic about a substance he says, quote, looks revolting but is also one of nature's more wondrous substances, unlike anything else that's been c