袁全－TPO 345——袁全大疯婆子第一次29第二次30资料文档.docx

TP03Thereadingc1aimsthatthereisapaintingpossessedbyRembrandtnotpaintedbyhim,whereasthe1ecturerinthe1isteningho1dsatota11ycontrastingstandpointandstatesthatthispaintingisdefinite1ypaintedbyRembrandtanditwasjustartificia11ychangedbypeop1e1ater.Thefirstconcernofthereadingisthatthewhite1inencapwornbyservantsisdiscordantwiththeextravagantfurco11arwhichisunaffordab1etoanyservant.TheIecturechowever,refutesitbystatingthatthereasonwhyitwasmistaken1yregardedasnottheworkofRembrandtisthatsomeonerepainteditinordertoincreasethepainting'sva1ue.Accordingtothe1ecturer;thefurco11arwasnotpaintedbyRembrandtbutsomeonewhopainteditoverthetopoftheneckhundredyearsaftermade.Thenextpointbroughtupinthereadingisthatthefactorsof1ightandshadowarenotappropriateforeachotherasRembrandtdid,whi1ethe1ectureroffersana1ternativeaccountthatafterthefurhasbeenremoved,the1ightandtheshadowfittogether.Specifica11y,intheorigina1painting,thewomanwearsa1ightc1othwhichref1ectsthe1ighttoi11uminatethewoman,sface.Incontrasttothe1astpointinthereadingthattheg1uewoodpane1sareneverknownusedbyRembrandt,theprofessor;neverthe1ess,assertsthatpeop1een1argedthewoodpane1sforthesakeofmakingitmoreva1uab1e.Asisc1ear1yindicatedinthe1istening,theresearchersfoundthatthepieceofwoodthispaintinguseisfromthesametreeastheotherpaintingofRembrandt.Overa11,the1ectureandreadinghavevirtua11yoppositeopinionsconcerningwhetherthepaintingremovedfromtheofficia1cata1ogispaintedbyRembrandt.27+偶尔会有听力信息不准确TPO4Thereadingc1aimsthatdinosaurswhichwereconsiderednotendothermsnowprovedtobeendotherms,whereasthe1ecturerinthe1isteningho1dsatota11ycontrastingstandpointandstatesthatdinosaursaredefinite1ynotendothermsbecauseofsevera1reasons.Thefirstconcernofthereadingisthatdinosaursonce1ivedinpo1arregionandon1yanendothermcou1dbea1iveinthisfrigidarea.The1ecturer;however;refutesitbystatingthatthereasonwhythedinosaurscou1dsurviveinpo1arregionisthatitwasmuchwarmerthantodayandeasierforthemto1ive.Inaddition,atthattime,thedinosaurswi11migratetothewarmerp1acetosurvivewhenthec1imatesdec1ined.Thisdirect1ycontradictswhatisstatedinthepassage.Thenextpointbroughtupinthereadingisthatthecharacteristicoftheunderneath1egsofthedinosaursmakespeop1econvincethattheyareendotherms,whi1ethe1ectureroffersana1ternativeaccountthatdinosaurshavetheunderneath1egsbecauseofthe1argesizeoftheirbodies.Specifica11y,dinosaursneed1egsunderthebodytosupportmoreweight.According1y,the1ecturercha11engeswhatisdemonstratedinthereading.Incontrasttothe1astpointinthereadingthattheHaversiancana1sofdinosaur,sbonestructureprovethattheyaretheendothermswhogrowrapid1ywiththatspecia1cana1s,theprofessor;neverthe1ess,assertsthatdinosaurswi11notcontinuous1ygrowandtheywi11evenstopgrowingduringthecoo1erperiodoftime.Asisc1ear1yindicatedinthe1istening,thefossi1sshowthepresenceofthegrowthringswhichindicatesthenon-endotherms*characteristicofdinosaurs,whichisanotherpartwherethe1isteningdirect1yrefutesthepassage.Overa11,the1ectureandreadinghavevirtua11yoppositeopinionsconcerningwhetherthedinosaursareendothermsornot.27+TPO5Thereadingc1aimsthattheco1ossa1stoneconstructionsca11edgreathouseswereusedfor1iving,containingfoodsupp1iesandho1dingtheceremonies,whereasthe1ecturerinthe1isteningho1dsatota11ycontrastingstandpointandstatesthatnoneofthethreetheoriesaresupportive.Thefirstconcernofthereadingisthatthegreathousesweredefinite1yusedforhousingpeop1ewitheach1ivinghundredsofresidents.The1ecturer;however,refutesitbystatingthatpeop1ewhothoughttherehadoncebeenresidentia1bui1dinghaveignoredthefactthattherewereon1yafewfirep1acesinsidetheChacostructures.Accordingtothe1ecturer;ap1aceinwherepeop1e1ivedmusthavemanyfirep1acestocook,whi1einoneofthehouses,therewerefirep1acesforon1y10fami1ies,buttherewereroomsfor100.Thenextpointbroughtupinthereadingisthatthegreathouseswereusedfora1ongperiodofstoragewithoutspoi1ing,whi1ethe1ectureroffersana1ternateaccountthatthoughthestoringsoundsfeasib1e,theoutsideofthebui1dingswasnotcoveredwithmanytrashandnocontainers.Specifica11y,ifitwasusedasabarn,whytherehasnodiscoveryofmoretrashandcontainers.Incontrasttothe1astpointinthereadingthattheseconstructionsareusedascentersforce1ebratingandrites,theprofessor;neverthe1ess,assertsthattherehasnosignofceremonyandtherearemoremateria1sre1atedtotheconstructionratherthanceremonia1materia1s.Asisc1ear1yindicatedinthe1istening,a1argenumberofmateria1ssuchassand,stonewhichareusedforbui1dingwerefound,andthesemaybethemateria1swhichwerenotusedupwhenthegreathouseswerebui1t,whichisanotherpartwherethe1isteningdirect1yrefutesthepassage.Overa11,the1ectureandreadinghavevirtua11yoppositeopinionsconcerningwhattheseChacostructureswereusedas.27+