| [00:19.29] | Dictation instructions |
| [00:22.54] | Listen to the following passage,altogether the passage will be read to you four times. |
| [00:31.43] | During the first reading,which will be read in normal speed,listen and try to understand the meaning. |
| [00:40.54] | For the second and third reading,the passage will be read sentence by sentence,or phrase by phrase,with intervals of 15 seconds. |
| [00:53.37] | The last reading will be read at normal speed again.And during this time,you should check your work. |
| [01:02.48] | You will then be given two minutes to check through work once more. |
| [01:08.04] | Please write the whole passage on answer sheet two. |
| [01:12.72] | Now listen to the passage.No.37 my views on opportnity |
| [01:25.04] | Views on opportunity vary from person to person. |
| [01:29.13] | Some people think that opportunities are not really important. |
| [01:34.07] | They are of this opinion because they think that if you have knowledge, skill or experience, opportunities will come to you naturally. |
| [01:43.20] | Others, however, take a more positive view of it. |
| [01:47.73] | In their view, opportunity is the most important factor on the way to success. |
| [01:54.74] | Without opportunity, to their mind, hard work equals nothing. |
| [02:00.78] | Moreover, they always complain that they are not successful because they are not lucky enough to get any opportunities. |
| [02:09.37] | My view on opportunity falls between the two extremes. |
| [02:13.91] | I am more in favour of an objective attitude to opportunity. |
| [02:18.93] | It's true that "opportunity is fair to everyone", but it doesn't mean that everyone can make full use of it when it is under their nose.“ |
| [02:28.09] | Therefore, we should not rely solely on opportunity. |
| [02:32.50] | Instead, we should work hard and get well prepared for its arrival. |
| [00:19.29] | Dictation instructions |
| [00:22.54] | Listen to the following passage, altogether the passage will be read to you four times. |
| [00:31.43] | During the first reading, which will be read in normal speed, listen and try to understand the meaning. |
| [00:40.54] | For the second and third reading, the passage will be read sentence by sentence, or phrase by phrase, with intervals of 15 seconds. |
| [00:53.37] | The last reading will be read at normal speed again. And during this time, you should check your work. |
| [01:02.48] | You will then be given two minutes to check through work once more. |
| [01:08.04] | Please write the whole passage on answer sheet two. |
| [01:12.72] | Now listen to the passage. No. 37 my views on opportnity |
| [01:25.04] | Views on opportunity vary from person to person. |
| [01:29.13] | Some people think that opportunities are not really important. |
| [01:34.07] | They are of this opinion because they think that if you have knowledge, skill or experience, opportunities will come to you naturally. |
| [01:43.20] | Others, however, take a more positive view of it. |
| [01:47.73] | In their view, opportunity is the most important factor on the way to success. |
| [01:54.74] | Without opportunity, to their mind, hard work equals nothing. |
| [02:00.78] | Moreover, they always complain that they are not successful because they are not lucky enough to get any opportunities. |
| [02:09.37] | My view on opportunity falls between the two extremes. |
| [02:13.91] | I am more in favour of an objective attitude to opportunity. |
| [02:18.93] | It' s true that " opportunity is fair to everyone", but it doesn' t mean that everyone can make full use of it when it is under their nose." |
| [02:28.09] | Therefore, we should not rely solely on opportunity. |
| [02:32.50] | Instead, we should work hard and get well prepared for its arrival. |
| [00:19.29] | Dictation instructions |
| [00:22.54] | Listen to the following passage, altogether the passage will be read to you four times. |
| [00:31.43] | During the first reading, which will be read in normal speed, listen and try to understand the meaning. |
| [00:40.54] | For the second and third reading, the passage will be read sentence by sentence, or phrase by phrase, with intervals of 15 seconds. |
| [00:53.37] | The last reading will be read at normal speed again. And during this time, you should check your work. |
| [01:02.48] | You will then be given two minutes to check through work once more. |
| [01:08.04] | Please write the whole passage on answer sheet two. |
| [01:12.72] | Now listen to the passage. No. 37 my views on opportnity |
| [01:25.04] | Views on opportunity vary from person to person. |
| [01:29.13] | Some people think that opportunities are not really important. |
| [01:34.07] | They are of this opinion because they think that if you have knowledge, skill or experience, opportunities will come to you naturally. |
| [01:43.20] | Others, however, take a more positive view of it. |
| [01:47.73] | In their view, opportunity is the most important factor on the way to success. |
| [01:54.74] | Without opportunity, to their mind, hard work equals nothing. |
| [02:00.78] | Moreover, they always complain that they are not successful because they are not lucky enough to get any opportunities. |
| [02:09.37] | My view on opportunity falls between the two extremes. |
| [02:13.91] | I am more in favour of an objective attitude to opportunity. |
| [02:18.93] | It' s true that " opportunity is fair to everyone", but it doesn' t mean that everyone can make full use of it when it is under their nose." |
| [02:28.09] | Therefore, we should not rely solely on opportunity. |
| [02:32.50] | Instead, we should work hard and get well prepared for its arrival. |
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