公益课程攻克听力长难句课堂第二次

听力长、难句公益课堂by杰哥定语从句定语从句懂不懂熟练度明白道理多听多读二合一我超级喜欢这个新电脑。鑫哥送给了我这个新电脑。我超级喜欢(鑫哥送给我的)这个新电脑。Ilovethisnewcomputer.鑫哥gavemethisnewcomputer.Ilovethisnewcomputer(which鑫哥gaveme).这儿就是那个地方。我在这个地方对他一见钟情。这儿就是（我对他一见钟情的）地方。Thisistheplace.Ifellinlovewithhimatthisplace.Thisistheplaceatwhich(where)Ifellinlovewithhim.GeocentricmeansEarth-centered,sothegeocentricviewholdsthattheSun,theplanets,andthestars,allrevolvearoundtheEarth,whichisstationary.（40"—52"）211Oh,yes,wearetalkingabouttheNeolithicperiodhere,alsocalledthenewStoneAge,whichwasthetimebeforestonetoolsbegantobereplacedbytoolsmadebybronzeandothermetals.（29"—42"）144Ok,wehavebeentalkingabouthowthroughouthistory,itwasoftendifficultforpeopletogiveupideas

whichhavelongbeentakenforgrantedasscientifictruth,evenifthoseideaswerefalse.（0—0'20"）211Weknewthatitwasformedfromsandstone

thatsolidifiedsomewherebetween150and300millionyearsago.（49"—56"）12Andthebehaviors

thatthebirdsengageintodistractpredatorsarecalleddistractiondisplays.（54"—1'01"）111Asurface'salbedoisthepercentageofingsolarenergy,sunlight,that'sreflectedoffthatsurfacebackintospace.（49"—59"）232Andthere’sanothertechnique

that’sbeenexperimentedwithtotrytohelpcoralreefsrecoverfrombleaching.（1'19"—1'26"）271Ok,sowehavebeentalkingabouttheories

thatdealwiththeeffectsofhumanactivityontheclimate.ButtodayI’dliketotalkalittlebitaboutothertheories

thatcanexplainvariationsinclimate.（7"—20"）172Now,what’sespeciallyinterestingisthatwhenastronomicalobservationsweremadethatseemedtobeinconsistentwiththegeocentricview,theancientGreeksdidnotreallyconsideralternativetheories.（1'47"—1'59"）211IthinkIreadinanotherclassaboutanexperiment

whereanobjectthattheanimalwasafraidofwasputnexttoitsfood–nexttotheanimal’sfood.（2'00—2'11）41Plusyoureallycan’tsayyouaregettingobjectivescientificresultsfromasubjectivequestionnaire

wherepeoplereportonthemselves.（56"—1'04"）151Thetheoryisthathugeriversandwindcarriedthesandwest

whereitmixedinwiththesandthatwasalreadythere.(2'08"—2'16"）12句子整体结构Andthefact

thatsunspotsaremagneticfields

accountsfortheirdarkappearance.（4'17"—4'23"）181Anditapprovedthatthesecondhypothesis–that

wedoperceiveeverythingallthetimebutthebraincategorizesdistractionsdifferently,well,thatwasn'ttrueeither.（4'11"—4'23"）151Sodoesn'tthatmeanthatthefirsthypothesisyoumentionedwaswrong,theonethatsayswedon'tevenperceiveirrelevantinformationwhenweareconcentrating?（3'45"—3'53"）151Herearlydancetechniquewaslooselybasedonthenaturalmovementsofchildren,running,skipping,actingoutstories,alsoonmotionsfromnature,wavescrashingontoshore,treesswayinginthewind.（1'48—2'02）242Fordecades,psychologistshavebeenlookingatourabilitytoperformtaskswhileotherthingsaregoingon,howweareabletokeepfrombeingdistractedandwhattheconditionsforgoodconcentrationare.（0"—17"）151Andoneoftheconcreteways

peoplehavebeendoingthis

isbycleaninguppollutedhabitatareasandthenreplantingflowers,um,replantingnativeflowersthathummingbirdsfeedon.（2'50"—3'02）31Moderndanceseekstoshowhowdeepemotionsandthemusicitself,howtheseintangibleattributescanaffectandinspirephysicalmovement,andhowmovementcanconveyemotionstotheaudience.（57'—1'12）242=Itwassointuitive,sosensiblethattheEarthwasthecenteroftheuniversethatastronomersfoundwaystoexplainthoseseeminglyinconsistentphenomenawithinthegeocentricview.（1'58—2'12）211Itwasabout5000yearsago,evenbeforethefirstEgyptianpyramidthatsomeofamazingNeolithicmonuments---tombs,wereerectedattheverysitesaroundIreland，GreatBritainandcostalislandsnearby.（42"—56"）144Foronething,itisimportantbecauseitsetsanimalswithasenseofselfapartfromthosewithoutasenseofself.(4'20"—4'28"）282Ok,alotofpeoplethinkofearth’sorbitaroundthesunasbeingperfectlycircular,assmoothandasregularas,say,thewaythathandsmoveonawell-madewatch,butitjustdoesn’tworkthatway.（55"—1'09"）172Soitwaseasiertodiscerntheorderoftheskythanfarthernorthorfarthersouth,whereeverythingwouldseemmorechaotic.（1'33"—1'42"）143Actuallytherewouldn’tbeanyevidencetosupporthishypothesisuntilthe1970swhenoceanographerswereabletodrilldeepintotheseafloorandcollectsamples,sampleswhichwerethenanalyzedbygeologists.（3'19"—3'33"）172Whattheydoistheysavetheirbestperformances，theirmostconspicuousandmostriskydisplaysforthetimejustbeforethebabybirdseabletotakecareofthemselves.（3'05"—3'17"）111What’sreflectingthelightisnotsaltfromseawaterthatithasevaporated,althoughthat’sagoodguess,butitisactuallythesaltthatcamefromwithintheplant.（2'35—2'45）193Thesecondhypothesisisthat,yes,wedoperceiveeverything,butthebraincategorizestheinformation,andwhateverisno