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TASK 3

According to the announcement, the university has decided to cancel the international news section, because other news sources could have a better coverage of that section and the new space could be used for listing events and activities around the campus.

In the listening material, the woman thinks that it's a good change. Cause very few students would read the international news section. Before the campus paper getting around the campus, students have already known the major stories from local paper or from the internet.

As to use the new space to list campus events and activities, it would be very helpful for the students. Cause right now, some of the information are posted everywhere, and are hard to be kept track of. If they are listed in the campus newspaper, students could just cut it out, carry it around, and check it anytime, anywhere.

TASK 4

The reading passage introduces the concept of reference group, which means the groups of people who we admire and whose behavior and attitudes we tend to imitate.

In the listening material, the professor uses his own example to explain how his behavior was affected by two different reference groups.

When he started his university study, he always hung out with some arts students. He thought they were cool and he really admired them. So he started to imitate their casual dressing style, like dressing in the T-shirts and jeans and sneakers. These arts students could be considered as his first reference group.

After graduation, he got a job in a company. He thought his colleagues were really impressive. So he started to spend weekends with them, and changed his attitude, his taste of the dressing style, from the casual one to a nicer and a little more formal one. Its a good example of how his reference groups had changed because of the change of his age and circumstance.

TASK 5

The man has a problem. There is a new bus schedule and the bus will leave earlier, which means after his chemistry class, he couldnt catch the bus in time to his work.

There are two solutions to this problem.

He could either start his work later or ride a bike to his working place after the chemistry class.

Personally, I recommend him to ride his own bike.

Because its not far and will take him only 15 mins. Plus, he could get some exercise from riding. I know there would be bad weather sometimes, but I think he just could take an umbrella with him.

Besides, if he starts his work on time, he neednt to work late at night and could have a good rest, so it wont influence his next days classes.

TASK 6

The professor talks about two ways that carnivorous plants get their nutrients.

The first way is active trap, which means the plants could move to capture the insects. Like the Venus flytrap, The sweet nectars on their leaves could attract insects. When insects land on their leaves, the leaves actively get closed and form a cage, so the insects couldnt fly away. Then, the Venus flytrap could get the nutrients from the insects.

The second way is passive trap, which means the plants dont have any moving parts to trap things. Like the sundew plants. They produce some sweet stuff to attract the insects as well. Though they dont move at all, they can produce something sticky. When insects land on their leaves, the insects get glued and trapped there. In this way, the sundew plants could absorb the nutrients from the insects.

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