宽以待人的反义词-水墨山河终结篇
1. Which of the following jobs or
careers do you think would be most
rewarding?
?University professor
?Environmental
scientist
?Newspaper journalist
Choose one
career and explain why you think it would be most
rewarding.
Use details and examples to support
your answer.
I think being a newspaper
journalist is the most rewarding. First of all, I
want to say the rewarding here is not measured
by money but by the
experience and influence
one can get. Being a journalist offers
opportunities to meet a variety of people. You
may need to interview
government officials,
wealthy businessmen or people who are least well
off in the society. So you can learn many
different perspectives. Also,
journalists need
to write articles. People will read those
articles. If the
articles are widespread
enough, they can be very influential.
2. Some people like to study in public places
where there are other people
around. Others
prefer to study in places where there are few or
no people
around. Which kind of place do you
prefer? Explain why.
I
prefer to study in places where there are few
people around. I am not a
person who likes
discussion. I’d rather choose to think
independently. So
I always like to choose a
quiet place and sit down on a bench to delve into
my mind. If I am with a lot of people, some of
them may be chatting, or
playing games or
watching videos. Most of people won’t keep quiet.
Sometimes, they may move around or come in and
out the room. It’s a
lot disturbing studying
with many people around and I’ll be constantly
interrupted.
3. The woman expresses
her opinion about the proposal in the letter.
Briefly summarize the proposal. Then state her
opinion and explain the
reasons she gives for
holding that opinion.
The writer
proposes to remove the old bicycles from Campus
Racks
because those bicycles have no owners
and removing them can create
room for other
people’s bicycles. The woman in the conversation
thinks
it’s a great idea. She thinks the first
reason is a safe assumption because
most of
the bicycles there are rusty and missing parts.
She suggests that
university give notice
before removing those bicycles. She also thinks
that removing those bicycles can help free up
space. Right now, there is
no room
for other bicycles and university doesn’t allow
tying bikes to the
signpost so she always has
to park her bicycle in another building and
then walks to the dining hall. This is pretty
inconvenient.
4. Explain how the example
from the professor's lecture illustrates the
practice of scatter hoarding.
Scatter hoarding is a phenomenon that hoarders
store and hide food in
different places. The
professor uses a kind of squirrel to illustrate
this
phenomenon. The squirrel loves to eat
nuts. Nuts are plentiful in the
autumn but
scarce in the winter. So the squirrels spend a lot
of time
finding nuts in the autumn and store
them so that they can get through
winter.
First of all, they will prepare the nuts so the
nuts can preserve.
Then, they will dig holes
to store those nuts. They are not putting all the
nuts in just one big hole but scatter them in
many different holes. In this
way, if other
animals find their nuts in one place, they will
still have nuts
in many other places.
Therefore, the squirrel is a typical scatter
hoarder.
5. Briefly summarize the
problem the speakers are discussing, Then state
which of the two solutions from the
conversation you would recommend.
Explain the
reasons for your recommendation.
The woman is having a problem. Her flight was
delayed so she didn’t get
enough sleep. But
she is going to make a presentation in an hour.
She is
pretty worried about this. There are
two possible solutions. The first one
is to
explain to the professor, see if it is okay to put
off the presentation.
The second one is to
have a cup of coffee and make the presentation. I
recommend the woman choose the second
solution. First of all, she says
that she has
a lot of things coming up so if she postpones this
presentation,
her whole schedule will be
thrown off. Secondly, she actually did some
preparation and there is one hour left for her
to review the notes. It’s
better just to stick
to the plan even if it’s a little hard right now.
6. Using points and examples from the
lecture, explain two ways a
company can
diversify.
The professor talks about two
ways a company can diversify. The first
way is
to use the existing technology to develop a new
product. For
example, a company that makes
television can produce computer
monitors
because making these two products needs similar
technologies.
So the company uses its existing
resources to make monitor so as to reach
new
customers. Another way is by appealing to its
existing customers.
Customers have
other needs. The company can fulfill their needs
with
different products. For example a company
that sells skis can make ski
jackets. Because
customers with skis do winter sports, they
definitely
need to wear ski jackets. And they
are more likely to buy the ski jackets
with
the familiar company’
s name.