【四、六级考试】Nothing Succeeds Without a Strong Will or The way to success

bengdi1986 发表于 2011-12-18 21:58
你发的试卷跟我做的貌似不一样，你的是四级？

对啊  怎么不一样  四级不都是全国的吗 你是哪的？？？

下雨天的我 发表于 2011-12-19 06:47
对啊  怎么不一样  四级不都是全国的吗 你是哪的？？？

呵呵，我考的六级！我说试题怎么不一样呢！

总体而言，四六级的难度在增加，对听说越来越重视，要求也越来越高了！至于作文，万变不离其宗，其导向一定是积极向上的！所以写作时角度可以换，但最终的核心观点一定要正！

bengdi1986 发表于 2011-12-19 15:10
呵呵，我考的六级！我说试题怎么不一样呢！

哎   感觉怎么样啊

请先定义成功

只是出于一些有限的个人知识和经验。    管理员大人若觉得不河蟹请和谐掉吧
多看自己专业的文献，多看英美剧，多和学校外教扯蛋（不懂就直接说不知道什么意思，别一傻笑而过）才真正对提高e文水平有点帮助。
当年因为4，6级跟学位挂钩，我无奈地被**了。考完4级后在废除4，6级与学位挂钩的“”活动”签名支持。
那不是考英语也不会很直接有效地帮助中国学子真正提高学术英语甚至生活英语的能力。留血时一个**985院校的童鞋在subway点topping时是这样说的“”this, this, this and 洋葱” 是的，她真的说谐音洋葱。鬼子顿时傻样说“”hum～” 平时上课讨论时，自己友很多害羞不说。特别记得一个活跃的长三角地区女孩的话：“”其实有口音或者不地道又如何，就是因为国内给chinlish害的，所以才要不怕丢脸地补回来。”
最后祝愿兄弟姐妹们搞掂e文，学术上杀鬼子个屁滚尿流。

自从大学那会儿四六级低空掠过之后，本人就不再关注这个考试了，觉得这四六级考试一是劳心劳力、二是对自身的英语水平尤其是英语口语能力提升帮助太小了。
但身边的同学为之奋战、锲而不舍的精神，促动着我对四六级的继续关注。
即将为此或正在为此奋战的童鞋们，加油了！

Have you ever watched a great movie where the music built the scenes as much as the action and secretly wished you had a soundtrack for your life? After all, who couldn’t conquer the world with Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony playing in the background ?

And that’s exactly the idea behind Your Playlist Can Change Your Life: 10 Proven Ways Your Favorite Music Can Revolutionize Your Health, Memory, Organization, Alertness and More. The book explores the innate connection between music and mood and was written by a talented threesome: Dr. Galina Mindlin, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Columbia University and founder of Brain Music Therapy; Don DuRousseau, a neuroscientist and CEO of Human Bionics; and top-selling author Joseph Cardillo.

“Music allows you to harness the power of memory and imagery,” Mindlin says. “It can connect you with something you heard before.” She says when she’s having a bad day and feels in disarray, she plays a pleasing melody she can remember her grandmother humming when she was a child. She also uses music to inspire her to exercise harder, to concentrate better, to sleep more soundly and to calm her nerves.

And while you may be doing this to a certain extent already, Mindlin says you can train your brain to increasingly respond to the musical cues you give it, “the same way you train your muscles. The surprising thing is how simple it is!” She says you can improve your mood, performance, even your outlook on life just by figuring out how different types of music make you feel and creating playlists for everything from motivating you at work to helping you wind down at the end of a stressful day.

“People can act like their own doctors and prescribe their own music,” Mindlin says. But a little patience is required. Brain music therapy doesn’t offer the quick fix of anti-depressants, for example. “You have to learn to tailor the music to the mindset you’re in,” she says. “For some people, it’s a process. Others know instantly.”


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四六级现在是越来越水了的。。