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1. Talk about the one thing government can do to improve the educational system in your country. Give details and examples in your answer.

The one thing government can, and should do to improve the education system in China is providing more funding for schools. If such funding were in place, school can use the money to do the following. First of all, the money can be spent toward hiring the right staff. For example, hiring more professors for the faculties, get more campus staff to provide students with good service. Also, the money can be used to update facilities on campus, such as buying books for the library, upgrading equipment in the labs and funding more research projects on campus.
2. Some people prefer to own cars; others prefer to mainly use public transportation. Which do you agree with? Explain why.

I prefer to use public transportation rather than owning a car for the following reasons. First of all, public transit is pretty cheap in China, especially in Beijing. A bus ticket only costs about the equivalent of six and half US Cents. A subway ticket costs around 30 Cents. And for one fair, you can ride as stations as you need to. On the other hand, if I own a car, I have to pay for insurance, gas and maintenance every month as long as I own it which can be a pain in the neck. Also, using public transportation is good for the environment. If everyone rides the buses and subway to work, there will be fewer cars sitting in the streets during rush hour, doing nothing but producing emission while idling.
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Key Points:
Reading: The student writes a letter to suggest that students in science department shouldnt have writing course because it is useless and tiring for them who have to stay at lab all day long.
Listening: The man disagrees with it.
Reason 1: Writing course is useful and necessary because only by issuing the book of ones research can he or she be understood and recognized.
Reason 2: Students who are majored in art also spend lots of time at library, doing research, but they still have writing course.
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Key Points:
Reading: Reward Theory of Attraction states that people like those whose behavior is rewarding to them or whom they associate with rewarding events.
(Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reward_Theory_of_Attraction)
Listening: The professor gives two personal experiences of his own.
1. He once moved to a new place where the new neighbor there invited him to a party. They had great fun there. The professor made friend with someone with whom they share common interests in the same book and even in baseball. They still keep in touch with each other till now.
2. After he moved to another place, where the new neighbor was also nice. But the professor got a headache when they were introducing themselves to eac other. As a result, their relationship didnt last that long.
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Key Points:
Problem: The woman doesnt know whether she has to fix the holes on the wall in her renting house that she is going to leave soon.
Solution 1: Ask the landlord to fix the holes.
Comment: But the woman has to pay for it.
Solution 2: The woman fixes the holes by herself.
Comment: But she has lots of other things to do, like dating, reading books and so on.
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Key Points:
The professor gives two ways of restricting human activities in the wild environment.
Way 1: Build a road so that everyone can walk on it, separating human activities.
Way 2: Restrict the number of human beings.