时间:2018-12-28 作者:英语课 分类:一起闲话英语-English Chitchat


英语课

 Rese / Botswana 


speaker I think.. all people learn, because they give you the opportunity to evaluate how much you know and how far you've gone with whatever it is that you're learning, and they give you a chance to also see how close you are with your peers 1 in the class.
 
Lindsay / United States
speaker I think tests help people learn, because they hold you accountable for information. Otherwise, even with myself, if I know I'm not being tested on it, I might write it down, but I'm not going to absolutely spend the time to sit and learn it, so they hold you accountalbe. That's why people are--
 
Sunny / Korea 
speaker Yeah, definitely, I think tests help you to learn, because they can review the things and then organize the knowledge in a systematic 2 way, too, when they prepare for tests, and they can adopt many learning technologies when they prepare for tests.
 
Paul / England 
speaker I think tests are good in a sense that students are able to kind of organize their study. I think overreliance on tests is a bad thing, whereby 3 the test result dominates 4 the student concerns. The focus should be, I think, more about learning rather than test-taking.
 
Katia / Mexico 
speaker I do not think that tests help people learn. I actually believe it's quite the opposite: tests would stress some people and it tends to make the students memorize rather than learn. So, I really don't believe that tests help students learn.
 
Tim / United States 
speaker I think some tests are good because they motivate people to learn. But I think a lot of people have the tendency to study for a test very hard, to do well on a test and not really appreciate what they're learning, because they're only concerned about just getting a good grade on the test.

1 peers
n.同等的人,贵族vi.凝视,窥视vt.与…同等,封为贵族v.凝视( peer的第三人称单数 );盯着看;同等;比得上
  • She enjoys the respect of her peers. 她受到同侪的尊敬。
  • She peers into my eyes. 她盯着我的眼睛。 来自《简明英汉词典》
2 systematic
adj.有系统的,有计划的,有方法的
  • The way he works isn't very systematic.他的工作不是很有条理。
  • The teacher made a systematic work of teaching.这个教师进行系统的教学工作。
3 whereby
adv.靠什么,靠那个
  • Whereby shall we know her?我们靠什么认出她呢?
  • Whereby I saw that he was angry.由那一点我看出他生气了。
4 dominates
v.控制( dominate的第三人称单数 );在…中占首要地位;在…中具有最重要(或明显)的特色;在…中拥有最重要的位置
  • The spire of the tower dominates the foreground. 塔尖在前景中占了主要地位。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • The company dominates this segment of the market. 这家公司控制着这一部分市场。 来自《简明英汉词典》
学英语单词
ablative type protective coating
Acer campestre
arcadias
argonons
average time of life
balancing box
brings out
Camellia edithae
cascade list
causelessly
cell focus-induction
Cephalothrididae
cockatoo parrots
commodity insurance expense
condensate reflux pump
counter-measure machine
creak
cyclic polynomial
deceit
disconfirming
ebonicss
economic waterway
eighty-foot
electromyography transducer
electronic engine control
entrance fee
equivalent volume diameter
ergodicities
exchange of letters
extension of a measure
farnaz
file server console operator
fluoromethane
fork length
franzia
gas notameter
gunport shutter
haussman
head-hunting company
height flip flop
high luminosity star
hipoisie
hoflins
hypercathartic
input-impedance
intercostula
kaolinites
lerner index of monopoly power
long-walls
longing
lowest level of the local people's procurate
marnell
mind-rape
mnemasthenia
moleclar free volume
Mušutište
nitrogen chlorides
nominal size of tubing
parabothus kiensis
pasinyas
pectuncle
pivoted clamp
plasmacoupled device
Podgornaya
prequalified
program overlay capability
proof of concept
proper set system
psi phenomenon
publishing firms
punk music
put on the scent
quadrant cam
radioactivation metal
real-time
reductio ad Hitlerum
refueling accident
regulatory offenses
remote batch processing mode
requiem
risk of breakage
Roaring Gap
safe sexes
secondary limiting thermal current
shahpurs
short cut holing of main and auxilliary shafts
shorted turn tester
single spring mechanical seal
Slobodka
sprinkler bar
standard reference condition for gases
steam cross-cut saw
switched line
the Civil Aviation Authority
torpid
Turner's syndrome
u.v
underlight
uterus tunica muscularis
Wallis theorem
wildman
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