专四听写满分突破50篇

专四听写满分突破50篇1.WhataFirefighter'sJobIsLike①Thedamagethatafirecancauseisobvious/andthisiswhythefirefighters'jobsaresoimportant./②Firefightersareusuallythefirstonesrespondingtoanytypeofemergencyandperformmanytasks,/whichincludeputtingoutburningbuildings,/helpingoutwithmedicalemergencies,vehicleaccidentsandmanyotherincidents./③Theymustmakesuretheirequipmentisclean/andalltheitemstheyuseareinproperworkingorder./④Keepingtheirskillsuptodateisnecessary./⑤Therefore,theywillbecontinuallytrainedwithnewequipmentandtechniques./⑥Becauseoftheextremeconditions/andalsothestressassociatedwiththeemergencysituationsthatarise,/thefirefightersdefinitelyneedtostayinshapefortheworktheymustdo./⑦Theywillstayinthefirestationwhileonduty./⑧Unlesstheyneedtoworkonthetrucksorrespondtoacall,/theycaneat,sleep,showerandwatchTVatthefirestation,justlikeathome.(160words)2.Aliens①Foralongtime,alienshaveoftenbeeninthenews./②Theyhavealwaysbeensurroundedbymystery/andinterestofpeopleallaroundtheworld./③Peoplehaveclaimedtohavebeenabductedbyaliens./④Somehaveclaimedtohaveactuallyseenthem./⑤Butisthereasoundproofthatcanprovealienstobereal?/⑥Aliensightingshavemostlybeenaccompaniedbysightingsoflightsinthenightsky./⑦Someofthemhavealsobelievedthat/thelightscamefromthespaceshipsusedbythealiens./⑧Disk-likeobjectstravelingacrossthesky/haveoftenbeentakenasaliens'vehicles./⑨Attimes,peoplehavefoundbloodorhairatthelocations/wherealiensweresighted./⑩Researcherssayaliensightingscouldhaveprobablybeenaresultofhumanimaginationaccompaniedbyfear,/andsomeofthesesightingsmighthavebeenaresultofcertainastronomicalphenomena.(145words)3.ComputerEyeglasses①Ascomputersbecomeamoreandmorevitalpartoftoday'slifestyleandpractices,/newmedicalconditionsaredevelopingasaresultoftheirusage./②Themostcommontodateiscomputervisionproblems,/whichincludeeyepain,tiredandburningeyes,wateringordryeyes,eyestrain./③OneWouldneverimaginethatsuchausefulandinnovativetoolcouldcausesomuchphysicaldiscomfort!/④Asaresultofthese,scienceprofessionalsseizedtheopportunity/tocreatecomputereyeglassestoeasethesecommonconditions/andmakecomputerusagelesspainfulandmorecomfortable./⑤Thecomputervisionproblemsaffectadultsaswellaschildren./⑥Althoughchildrennormallyhavedifferentrequirementsfornearanddistancevisionglasses,/computereyeglassescanbeuseduniversallyforbothgroups./⑦Pleasenotethatnearanddistancevisionglasses/shouldnotbeusedasreplacementsforcomputerglasses./⑧Theydonotservethesamepurpose,/andinsomecaseswillcausemoreharmthangood.(158words)4.LaborDay①InternationalLaborDay,alsoknownasInternationalWorkers'Day,/isscheduledforMay1stofeachyear./②Itisaholidayincelebrationoftheeight-hourworkday./③Itevolvedfromeffortsofthelaborunionmovement/tocelebratetheeconomicandsocialachievementsofworkers./④Itiscelebratedasanationalholidayacrossmanycountriesaroundtheworld./⑤Theideaforaworkers'holidaybeganinAustraliain1856/butwascelebratedonMay1stin1886inChicago./⑥InChina,LaborDaywasextendedtothreedaysduringthe1990s./⑦TheChinesegovernmentmadeitaseven-dayholiday/bymovingthepriorandupcomingweekendstogetherwiththesethreedays./⑧ThisholidayallowedmillionsofChinesepeopletotravel/ortakeotheractivitiesduringthisperiod./⑨However,ChinahasreducedtheGoldenWeekholidaydowntoonedayin2008,/whileatthesametimerevivingsometraditionalholidayssuchasMid-AutumnFestival.(158words)5.NegativeEffectsofTelevision①Spendingtoomanyhourswatchingtelevisionwastestheprecioustime/thatcanratherbespentinfruitfulandhealthyactivitieslikeexerciseorreading./②Italsousesupthetime/thatyoucanratherspendwithyourfamilyandfriends./③Chattingwithyournearones,spendingtimewithyourcloseones/isabetterwayofspendingtimethanwatchingTV./④Peoplewatchingtelevision,especiallychildrenandyoungsters,/startidentifyingwithwhatisshownonTV./⑤Theyrelatetotelevisionshowsandfilmstosuchanextentthat/theygetboredoflivinganormalandsimplelife.!⑥Theyareeagerforfameandmoney;/theylongforlivingthelivesoftheirfavorite'IVcharacters./⑦Thismayleadtoahighamountofdissatisfactionfortherealworld./⑧AsreallifeisthecontrastofthelifeshownonTV,/suchTVaddictsbecomehungryforpower,moneyandstatus.(151words)6.FamilyLifeinIndia①FamilylifeisequallyvariedinIndianstates./②Indiaisacountrywithmanystates/inwhichpeoplearefromdifferentcultures,andsoon./③Thelanguages,clothing,customs,andtraditionsofpeopleareinfluencedbytherespectiveregionstheylivein./④MostofthefamiliesinIndiaareextendedones,/inwhicheverymemberhashisorherownrole,ofteninfluencedbyageandgender./⑤ChildrenarecherishedandconsideredasgiftsfromGod.!⑥Childrencanlookforwardtocontinualfamilysupportthroughouttheirlives./⑦However,theyareexpectedtorespecttheireldersandparents,theirwishesandfamilyrelationships./⑧ThefamilystructureinIndiaistypical,/inwhichtherearemanyweddingcustoms,/whichhavetobestronglyfollowedbypeople./⑨Religion,socialstatus,traditionalpractices,andregionaldifferencesinfluencefamilystructures./⑩Indiansaremoreemotionallyattachedtothemembersoftheirfamily./⑾Husbandsandwivesarenotallowedtoopenlydisplaytheiraffectionforoneanother.(160words)7.Society'sInfluenceonEducation①Societyplaysanimportantroleineducation,andinfluencesitbothpositivelyandnegatively./②Socialinequalitiesandunhealthyeducationalpracticesaresomeofthenegativeinfluencesofsocietyonourlives./③Customsandtraditionspreventcertainsectionsofsocietyfromexercisingtheirfundamentalrights/andgetinthewayofthewell-beingofsociety,/shatterthebasicideasofeducationandsocialawareness./④Somesocialgroupsdenywomen'srighttoeducation,/whileothersforcechildrentowork,/deprivingthemfromahealthyenvironment/whichisgoodtotheirgrowthanddevelopment./⑤Educationisoneofthebasichumanrights./⑥Ifsocialnormscomeinthewayofsocialwelfare,/itdefeatsthepurposeofeducation./⑦Societyisanentitythatcan'tbeseparatedfromus./⑧Itiswewhomakeupthesociety./⑨Itisentirelyinourhandswhethertoaddvaluetooureducationordevalueit.(149words)8.ChoosingthePerfectHairColor①Coloringyourhairisonewaytoexpressyourindividuality./②Choosingtherighthaircolorcanbeconfusing/whetheryouwanttocovergrayhairorgiveyourselfanewfreshlook./③Ifyouareclearaboutwhatyouwantexactly,/itcanhelpwhilechoosingthehaircolorthatisrightforyou./④Youcanachievethemostflatteringlook,/ifyouconsideryourskinmake-upandeyecolor./⑤Haircolorthatbalancesyourcomplexiongivesthebestresults./⑥Forcoveringgrayhair,youcanselectashadeclosetoyournaturalhaircolor./⑦Hairhighlightsareanotherwaytoimproveyouroveralllook./⑧Highlightscanlookfascinatingandmakeanattractiveimpression./⑨Theyadddepthanddimensiontothebasecolorornaturalhair./⑩Differenthaircolorssuitdifferentcomplexions./⑾Inordertochooseasuitablehaircolor,/youneedtoidentifytherightcombination.(148words)9.TraditionalBrazilianClothing①Brazilisknowninternationallyforitsstylishandsophisticatedclothing./②Brazilianclothesarecomfortable,vivid,beautifullycraftedanddecoratedwithattractivelaces./③TraditionalBrazilianclothingisinfluencedbyacombinationofdifferentracesandimmigrantsfromallovertheworld./④AtruetraditionalBrazilianclothingcanbeseeninthecountryside,/wheremen'sclothingincludesshirt,jeansanddressesmadefrominexpensivecotton./⑤InthesouthofBrazil,thecowboyswearadistinctivedressincludingloose-fittingtrousers,/whileinthenortheastregiontheywearcoat,hatandleathertrousers./⑥IntheurbanareasofBrazil,mostpeopleprefermodernclothing./⑦YoungmenwearjeansandT-shirts./⑧Shortskirtsanddressesareverypopularamongwomen./⑨Brazilianjeansareverycommon!andtheycomeinawidevarietyofstylesandtextures./⑩Jeansmadeforwomenaretight-fittingandloose-fittingnearthefeet./⑾Duetoabundanceofbeautifulbeaches,/beachwearisaverypopularclothinginBrazil.(156words)10.SundaySchool①SundaySchoolisapracticedesignedtohelpchildren,afterchurch,/toadheretothepathofjusticeandtruth./②However,today,theapproachisveryunliketheolderone/whichfocusedontheclassroom-boundmodeofinteractionandreflection/onthevaluesofChristianityandtheHolyWord./③Now,childrenarebeingallowedtoexperimentwithideas/anddeveloparesult-basedresourcebase,/withthehelpofplannedanddirectedeffort./④SundaySchoolisnowbeingheldwithinandoutofchurch./⑤Thechildrenandyouthareallowedtointeractwithpeers/outdoors,atpicnics,workshopsandcamping./⑥Thiscallsforaredressofsecurityandsafetyequipment./⑦Asamatteroffact,withactivitiessuchasthese,/SundaySchoolsecurityandsafetyistheconcernofeveryparent./⑧Andthesafetyandsecurityofthechildrenistheprimeresponsibilityofthepublic.(146words)11.SpyCellPhones①Aspyphoneisamobilephoneoraspydevice/thatallowsausertomonitorandhearorrecordconversationsandotheractivitiestakingplaceoverthephone./②Spyphonescanfunctionindifferentways./③Theycanbeusedaslisteningdevices/wherebysecretiveconversationscanbetracked./④Theyarepopularlyusedbysecretagenciestotrackcriminalactivities/thatarecarriedoutovernetworks./⑤Theycanbeusedfortrackingperiodiccallsandrecordingthefrequencyofcallsfromcertainsuspiciousnumbers./⑥Also,theycanbeusedformonitoringbusinessandhouseholdactivities/whilethecellphoneuserisaway./⑦Althoughspycellphoneshavemanypositivesides,/theygiverisetolegalaswellasmoralconcerns,/becausespycellphonesoftwareiseasilyavailable. /⑧Cellphonesareeasilytransferabletospyphones./⑨Theirreadyavailabilitymakesthemsubjecttoillegaluse.(146words)12.WaterPollution①Waterpollutionisanundesirablechangeinthestateofwater,/pollutedwithharmfulsubstances./②Itisthesecondmostimportantenvironmentalissuenexttoairpollution./③Anychangeinthephysical,chemicalorbiologicalpropertiesofwater/willhaveaharmfuleffectonlivingthings./④Waterpollutionaffectsallthemajorwaterbodiesoftheworld/suchaslakes,rivers,oceansandgroundwater./⑤Pollutedwaterisunfitfordrinkingandforotherconsumptionprocesses./⑥Itisalsonotsuitableforagriculturalandindustrialuse./⑦Theeffectsofwaterpollutionareharmfultohumanbeings,plants,animals,fishesandbirds./⑧Waterproblemsinthefuturewillbecomemoreintenseandmorecomplex./⑨Ourincreasingpopulationwilltremendouslyincreaseurbanwastes,primarilysewage./⑩Ontheotherhand,increasingdemandsforwater/willdecreasetheamountofwateravailablefordealingwithwastes./⑾Duetowaterpollution,theentireecosystemgetsdisturbed.(150words)13.HealthBenefitsofRedWine①Weallknowdrinkscontainingalcoholarenotgoodforhealth,/butwhenitcomestodrinkingredwine,/itistheotherwayaround./②Recentstudieshaveconcludedthattherearenonegativeeffectsonthebody,/ifredwineisnotconsumedexcessively./③Certaincompoundsinredwinecanplayaveryimportantroleinprotectingtheheart./④Itisaheart-healthydrinkthatcanbeenjoyedduringeveningmeals./⑤Ifyouthinkthatredwineisonlygoodfortheheart,/thenyouarewrong./⑥Studieshaverevealedthatthesubstancefoundintheskinofredgrapes,/canrestrictcancer'sdevelopment./⑦However,theidealconsumptionisnot7to8glassesofredwine./⑧Scientificstudiesonthepotentialbenefitsofredwinerecommendthatwomenshouldnothavemorethanonedrinkperday;/whereasmencanhave2drinksperday./⑨Theword"moderate"isthekeytomaximizehealthbenefitsofredwine.(160words)14.HowtoGainFluencyinAnotherLanguage①Togainfluencyinanotherlanguage,/manypeoplewilltellyoutheonlysolutionis/totraveltoaforeigncountryandimmerseyourselfcompletely./②Thisadvicemaybegreatlyappealingforsomepeople./③Butforthemajorityofpeople,thissolutionisbothinconvenientandcostly./④Thankfully,theInternethasbroughtusnewandexcitingoptionsforcommunicatinginanotherlanguage./⑤Toexpandyourvocabulary,tryreadingfreearticlesandoriginalbooksinanotherlanguage./⑥Tobeginwith,readingmaybeaslowandfrustratingprocess/asyouwillhavetostoptolookupthemeaningsformanyunfamiliarwords. /⑦Beforeyoubegin,findanonlinedictionary/thatwillofferyouquicktranslations./⑧Hearingalanguageisthekeytolearnhowtospeakit./⑨Popularmusicdownloadingsitesofferfreeaudiofiles/thatyoucandownloadandtakewithyouwhereveryougo./⑩Andmostimportantly,onemustactuallypracticespeakingthelanguage.(155words)15.BenefitsofGoingtoCollege①Oneoftheprimarybenefitsofgoingtocollege/isbeingabletoobtainacollegedegree./②Acollegedegreehelpsyoupushyourcareerintherightdirection/andopensdoorsforgoodjobopportunities./③Thecollegeyearsarefilledwithacademic/aswellasextracurricularactivities./④Theprojects,theoralandpracticalexamsanddemonstrationsthatarepartsofcollegeeducation/helpyoubuildself-confidenceandenhanceyourcommunicationskills./⑤Collegeeducationplaysavitalroleinthedevelopmentofanalyticalthinking,reasoningandproblem-solvingskills./⑥Theseskillshelpyouthroughoutlife./⑦However,themostimportantbenefitofgoingtocollegeis/perhapstheenvironmentitoffers./⑧Itgivesyouanopportunitytobeapartofahugegroup./⑨Collegeeducationhelpsyoudevelopskillsofworkinginateam./⑩Itgivesyouanopportunitytounderstanddifferentpointsofviewondifferentissuesinlife.(150words)16.BenefitsofBecomingaTeacher①Becomingateachergivesyouachancetospendamajorportionofyourdaywithchildrenoryoungsters./②Withkidsaround,youareapartoftheirworldofinnocenceandpurity./③Itindeedcreatesahealthyworkenvironmentforyou./④Onbecomingateacher,/yougetachancetobewithchildrenlaughingwiththem,/thinktheirwayandenjoytheirinnocentlysillyandhealthilynaughtybehavior./⑤Apartfromthis,thenatureofyourjobissuchthat/youdonotworkonweekends/andyougetyourshareofholidays./⑥Becomingateacher/entitlesyouforreceivingprivatescholarshipsandsponsorshipsforteachingprograms./⑦However,oneofthemostimportantbenefitsofbecomingateacheristhat/teacherscontributetotheshapingofthefuturegenerations./⑧Theymakeadifferencetosociety/byplayingavitalroleinnurturingyoungminds.(146words)17.OrganicCoffee①Todaymanyagriculturalproductsaregrownusingorganicmethods/andcoffeeisnoexception./②Organicproductshaveaveryminimaleffectontheenvironment/becausethereisnouseofpesticidesandfertilizers./③M1organicproducesarecertifiedtoensurethat/theirproductsaregrowninsuchaway./④Organiccoffeeisamultimilliondollarindustry/andeachyearthesalesofthiscoffeeareincreasing./⑤ExportsoforganiccoffeeareupinmostofEuropeandNorthAmerica./⑥OrganiccoffeeisusuallygrowninmanycountriessuchasAfrica,AsiaandSouthAmerica./⑦Allovertheworldpeoplehavebecomeorganiccoffeedrinkers,/butAmericansconsumethemajorityofit./⑧AI1organiccoffeeproductsintheUSAarecertifiedforquality./⑨Theorganiccoffeeisproducedinaveryspecificway/andalloperatorsareatrandominspectedtoensurethattheymeetUSDepartmentofAgriculturestandards.(149words)18.TheRivers①Theriversareformedwhengroupofspringsandstreams,/whichareknownasheadwaters/andhavingtheirorigininthemountains,/flowdowntoformalargestreamorsprings./②Thestreambedofariverliesbetweenthebanksofariver./③Thelargestreamsarecalledasrivers/whilethesmalleronesarecalledascreeks./④Theriversformthemajorcomponentofthewatercycle./⑤Thewaterinariverisaccumulatedfromgatheringofgroundwater/andalsothroughthereleaseofstoredwaterinnaturalreservoirssuchasicebergs./⑥Rivershavebeenoneofthesourcesoffood,waterandtransportsinceprehistorictimes./⑦Theriversaidthecultivationofcropsbysupplyingwater./⑧Historiansclaimthatshippingdatesbacktoaverylongtimeago./⑨Riversoftheworldarethemajorsourceoffreshwater/andtheymaintaintheirownfoodchain.(147words)19.EnvironmentallyFriendlyCars①Environmentallyfriendlycarsaresupposedtobethevehiclesoffuturegenerations./②Nevertheless,suchcarsexistnow/andarebecomingmorepopularinthemodemcarmarketthantraditionalvehicles/whichworkonfossilfuels./③Theadvantagesofsuchcarsarenotonlyintheirlowerharmfulnessfortheenvironmentandpeople'shealth/butalsointhelowerfuelcosts./④However,theirproductionisratherexpensive,/soitisstillacontroversialpoint/bothforthecustomersandtheautomobilemanufacturers./⑤Althoughtheyaremoreexpensivetobuy,/theypayforthemselvesinaperiodofabout5years/becausetheyconsumelessexpensivefuels./⑥Thecommontypesofenvironmentallyfriendlyearsincludeelectriccars,fuel-cell-poweredcars,crossbreedcarsandsolarcars./⑦Andenvironmentallyfriendlycarshavebecomethechoiceofmanypeople/whodecidedtoreducetheinfluenceofburningfossilfuelsonthenature.(146words)20.Overpopulation①Overpopulationisthecondition/wherethenumberoforganismsexceedsthecarryingcapacityoftheirhabitat./②Wearefacingtheeffectsofoverpopulationinourdailylives./③Overpopulationhasaffectedthelifeofcommonman/andhasprovedtobeoneofthemostseriousdifficultiesthathavetobefought./④Overpopulationimpliesashortageofresourcesandeconomicinflation./⑤Livingthroughthenegativeeffectsofoverpopulation/hasmadeusrealizeseriousproblemsassociatedwithit./⑥Itishightimewewakenup/andfoundthecausesofoverpopulationandworkedonthem./⑦Generally,thecausesofoverpopulationincludedeclineinthedeathrate,riseinthebirthrate,migrationandlackofeducation./⑧Noteverynationiscapableofprovidingitspeoplewiththeadequateamountofresources./⑨Theever-increasingpopulationwilleventuallyfailtoprovideitspeoplewiththeresourcestheyneedtothrive./⑩Whentheenvironmentfailstoaccommodatethelivingbeingsthatinhabitit,/over-populationbecomesadisaster.(160words)21.TheBottledWater①Thebottledwaterusedcanbesourcedfrompublicwatersources,/andthepurityandsafetydependlargelyontheregulationofqualityadoptedwithinacountry./②Theregulationconductedandrecordedensuresthat/thebottledwater'squalityissafe./③Thelabelonthebottledwatercontainerorbottleaccuratelyreflectsbottlecontents,/oratleastitisexpectedto./④Inmanydevelopingandunder-developednations,/thesestandardsarevariable./⑤Thismakesthesafetyofthebottledwatercontroversial./⑥Thereisnodoubtabouttheconvenienceofbottledwaterrelativetoboiling./⑦However,bottledwatermayprovideapossibilitytounsafedrinkingwater/onlyforthosewhocanaffordit./⑧Thesalesofbottledwaterhavesurpassedthesalesofallotherdrinks,exceptsomesoftdrinks./⑨Andthebottledwatercompaniesmakeagoodmoney/eventhoughthepopularityofbottledwaterhasbeencriticizedbyenvironmentalist,economistsandcare-takersand-givers.(151words)22.OnlineEducation①Onlineeducation,ordistancelearning,hasreallytakenonalifeofitsowninthepastfewyears./②WiththeavailabilityoftheInternet,/itisbecomingeasierandeasiertojoinoneoftheapprovedonlinecolleges/andtogetyourdegreeonline./③Thesecollegesarespreadoutallovertheworld./④Ifyouaretrulygettingyoureducationonline/thenyoudon'thavetobeinthesamecity/asifyouweregettingyourdegreelocally./⑤Yousimplylogintotheclassroomeverydaytogetyourassignments,/thenyouuploadtheminordertogetyourgrade./⑥Thereisn'tevenaneedtomeettheteachersorotherstudents/andyoucandoitatanytimeoftheday./⑦Therefore,itwon'tinterferewithyourworkscheduleoryourlifeingeneral./⑧Andthegreatnewsisthatemployersarerecognizingmoreandmorethat/anonlineeducationisagreatwaytogo.(160words)23.RedWolves①Redwolvespresentacharacteristicredcoloredfur/whichismoreobviousbehindtheearsandintheneckandlegs./②Otherthantheseparts,/thefurcolorofredwolvesisbrownwithblackshadinginthebackandtail./③Theirbigearshelpthemovercomehotandhumidclimaticconditions./④Theaveragesizeofredwolvesis4feetinlength,20inchestallandweightabout45to80pounds./⑤Generally,redwolvesattainsexualmaturityattheageof22months;/however,therearesomespeciesthatattainwithin10months./⑥ThebreedingseasonofredwolvesisduringFebruaryandMarch/andtheirpregnancyperiodisabout2months./⑦Femalesgivebirthtoabout1to10childrenonetimearoundMarchtoApril./⑧Thenewlybornsusuallystaywiththeirparentsabouttwoyears,/afterwhich,theyspreadaroundthewild./⑨Thelifespanofredwolvesisaround7or8yearsinthewild/andabout15yearsincaptivity.(160words)24.TheEarthDay①OurPlanetEarthhassomuchtogiveus./②Fromthebeautifulnaturalsurroundingstotherichtypesofcreatures,/PlanetEarthhasloadsofthingstooffer/thatonlymakethelifemorebeautiful./③However,haveyougivenathoughttohowmanyindividualsactuallyrespectthisplanet?/④April22ndisknowntheworldoverasEarthDay./⑤Itiscelebratedtocreatemoreawarenessaboutourplanet/andsituationsthatweneedtotakecareof/toensureourPlanetEarthiswelllovedandcaredfor./⑥Asthingsare,weneedtocelebrateitononeday/toremindusoftheresponsibilitiesweneedtohandleinthecomingyears./⑦TheimportanceofPlanetEarthissomething/thatshouldbetaughttochildrenintheirearlyyears,athomeandintheschool./⑧Onlythenwilltheyoungandoldalike,understandtheissues/suchasglobalwarming,energyconservationandtheimportanceofrecycling.(159words)25.CarAlarmSystem①Caralarmsystemsarebasicwaystokeepthievesaway./②Thefirstcaralarmsystemwasdesignedin1896./③Nowadayseverycarisfittedwithadvancedelectronicsoundalarmsystem./④Thoughcaralarmsystemsdonotalwaysstopthetheftfromhappeningbuttheydocreatetroubles,/whichactasalarmsforboththeownerofthecarandthethief./⑤Therehavebeeninnumerablecases/wheninspiteofthecaralarmsystembeingthere,/thevehiclehasbeenstolen,/becauseattimesthecaralarmsystemfails