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T1: which of the following three behaviors would you consider the most negative for kids? Being selfish, saying impolite things or speaking loudly in the public?
I would say that speaking loudly might have the most negative impact on kids, as it could be pretty annoying and disturbing to others, and without being aware of this, the kids might have the bad habit of ignoring others’ feeling in the long term. Imagine that you are watching a movie in a cinema or listening to a concert in a hall, a naughty boy is talking loudly over the phone or chatting with his friends all the way without caring about others, it could be a real nightmare. And this has happened a lot to me, for example last time when I went to see The Dallas Buyers Club, a bunch of kids were talking so loudly from the very beginning of the movie that I could barely catch a word from Ron Woodroof, and all the other viewers got so annoyed and disappointed for that.
T2: Do you agree or disagree that to succeed we need to make enemies?
Well I disagree with the opinion, coz it’s true that most of the time we do face a lot of competitors and rivals in order to succeed, but it doesn’t mean that we have to make enemies. Let’s take a look at LA Lakers, when Kobe Bryant joined Lakers as a Shooting Guard in 1996, he was facing a lot of equally strong competitors like Allen Iverson and Ray Allen, but at that time Shaquille O’Neal was already the second-to-none Center in the whole association. At the beginning, Shaquille and Kobe got good cooperation, and Kobe dramatically grew into a most valuable Shooting Guard in the following years, but later on the team was facing a problem: who was the real core and had more say in the court, Shaquille or Kobe? The two players got different ideas on strategy and planning, which caused sharp conflicts between them two. They might not be real enemies, but no doubt that it was hard for them to have any deeper cooperation, which ended up that Shaquille later transferred to Miami Heats.
T3：
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標題：Notice on policy change in-room transfer requirements
將原來的學期初接受調換寢室請求改為開學5周後。
原因1：學生中心學期初的事務太多。
原因2：給已經確定寢室的學生一個好的環境。
聽力
態度：贊成
原因1：學期初的時間應該留給工作人員處理higher priority 的事務。
原因2：總會有很多move-in and move-out, 很乾擾學習，而學期初的學業表現很重要。
The school has announced to change the in-room transfer requirements from the beginning of the semester to five weeks after the registration, since the student center is usually busy with lots of stuff upon registration; and it will be better to provide a good environment for those students that have already chosen their dorms.
The boy thinks it’s a good idea, coz it’s better for the staff to have more time to handle stuff with higher priority at the beginning of the semester, which is more important and urgent; plus, it could be pretty disturbing and bring a lot of distraction to students since there are frequent move-in and move-out, and the academic performance at the beginning of the semester usually counts a lot.
T4：
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標題：Floral Robbing
定義：某些生物吃了果實而沒有幫助其傳播花粉，因此剝奪了其傳播機會的現象。
聽力：
例子：rocket flower 是一種有很長的tube, 而且有sweet nectar 的花。Humming bird 和bee 同時會吃其nectar, 因為前者有long beak 就會伸到tube 裡面，同時會觸碰到其pollen, 並幫助傳播花粉;而bee 只能在花朵的底部咬開一個洞，並不會接觸到pollen,因此只是享有了nectar, 而沒有幫助傳播花粉。
Floral robbing refers to the phenomenon that some species of organisms fail to help the plant spread its pollen after eating its fruit, and thus deprives the plant of its chances to spread its pollen.
For example, rocket flower is a type of flower with a long tube and a sweet nectar. Humming birds and bees both eat the nectars of rocket flowers, and the humming birds will touch the pollen of rocket flowers and help spread the pollen with their long beaks stretching into the tubes; while bees can only bite a hole at the bottom of the flowers without actually touching the pollen, which fail to help spread the pollen of the flowers but simply having the nectars.
T5：
問題：學生明天下午有一個生物測驗，其好朋友請她幫忙今晚幫助預習。雖然是其朋友，但是三番五次在臨考前才請求幫忙的行為讓她覺得很annoying。
解決方案1：幫助她，告訴她這是最後一次
優點1：考試簡單，不會對結果有什麼影響
