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Task 1
If you are a teacher of a tutor group and you are going to take students to a study trip, where would you take them to? A science museum, a local farm, or a theatre performance?
If I were the teacher, Id take my students to a local farm for sure. With the great leap forward of urbanization, most kids lose the opportunity to learn about our mother nature unwittingly. As a teacher myself, I couldnt remember how many times I threw out the question tell me about your favorite animal with uncomfortably long pauses. My students find it tough to answer the question from direct experience. They arent able to list typical features of those animals or their living habits or anything! What a shocking fact! So Id love to provide my students a chance to get closer to those warm creatures and soft grasslands than to cold machines and concrete streets.
Task 2
Agree or disagree that students should take some additional courses so that they can get their credits more quickly?
Personally speaking, taking additional courses shouldnt be encouraged at school. To begin with, the purpose of attending school is not only limited to obtaining credits and degrees, but also taking time to ponder on the moment of truth and take pleasure to swim in the sea of knowledge. Extra time and energy could spill over better places like reading extensively as well as intensively on areas of interest, and participating in all sorts of seminars to learn from established professors and curious peers. Besides, school is a wonderful place to meet like-mind souls and appreciate the attractiveness of differences. Spending more time learning from people around you is much more valuable than getting lost in the hustle and bustle of earning credits.
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The university announces to put off the first class in the morning until an hour later, from 8am to 9am, so as to make students well-rested and better-prepared for classes. Plus, the professor gets more time to get well-prepared for classes. The man in the conversation is not in favor of this plan. He argues that students will stay up late instinctively if they are aware that they dont have to get up early next morning. As for the point about professors, he points out that it is more likely for professors to get caught in the rush hours in the morning with such change. Theyll end up wasting more time on the road dealing with heavy traffic. In short, the plan would lead to more negative consequences rather than expected.
Task 4
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The passage talks about negatively bias which means the negative characteristic will impress people stronger than the positive ones. The professor presents us an example to illustrate this phenomenon. A worker in an insurance company is diligent, capable and knowledgable. He always finishes work perfectly and loves to help others in need. However, his only shortcoming is that hes easy to lose temper. One time he even argued with a coworker emotionally. So when it comes to the time of promotion, if the boss asks about the coworkers option towards him, they will concentrate much more on his bad temper instead of all those favorable qualities.
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The woman is facing a dilemma at the moment. Shes planned to work on her paper in dorm during the spring break but her roommate will have a friend over for the whole week, which puts her in a tough spot. She can either talk to her roommate or go to the library instead. Id suggest her choose the latter one. Firstly, as she mentions, taking to her roommate about the distraction on her study seems improper, and may even cause misunderstanding between them, so itd be unwise to do so. Admittedly, the librarys open hour is shortened during the spring break and shell have less time to write her paper, such compression in time may as well stimulate her to work harder and to get the paper done more efficiently.
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The professor introduces two advantages of applying biological methods to control invasive plants. For one thing, comparing with chemical methods, biological methods cause less harm to the habitat. Unlike chemicals that may contaminate environment, insects will only eat the invasive plant. For example, scientists used to use insects to kill this kind of invasive cactus in New Zealand. Those insects do no damage to the environment but only to the cactus. Moreover, while using chemicals can be costly, using insects is a rather inexpensive way, because only a certain number of insects are needed in particular parts of the place. For instance, when bringing beetles to a land invaded by a species of weed in the United States, scientists just introduces a small number of insects and then those insects just naturally reproduce in great numbers and save the entire area.
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