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[ Unit 4 ]
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W: 1 have a lot 01 knowledge about lashion. 1 got this knowledge by reading lashion magazines and going
shopping often. 1 will continue to learn about this by designing my own clothes
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Sample response 1
W: 1 think that experience is lar more impαtant than knowledge. Any person can study and read a book. Not
everyone, though , has been through the rigors 01 a trying event. Experience also proves that you can still
succeed when things do not necessarily go as planned. Experience teaches you to avoid making the
same mistake. As a student, 1 always preferred having teachers with experience. They always seemed to
be in control. They also always knew how to teach something best. 1 would much rather be experienced
than knowledgeable
Sample response 2
M: 1 think that experience and knowledge are both important. They go hand-in-hand. An experienced person
without knowledge will be unsuccessful. My grandmother is extraordinarily experienced and wise, but she
cannot advise me on computer matters. Knowledge without experience can also lead to failure. Recent
college graduates are bursting with knowledge, but they often find it difficult to adjust to life at work.
Knowledge and experience are two different things. Creating a balance of the two will lead to success in
the luture ‘ Experience and knowledge are both very important

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M: The brain is the most complex organ in the human body. It produces our every thought, action , memory,
leeling , and experience. It contains more than one hundred billion nerve cells. These cells are called
neurons. Our brains lorm a million new connections every second 01 our lives. The pattern and strength
01 the connections changes constantly and no two brains are alike. It is in these changing connections
that memories are stored, habits learned , and personalities shaped.
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M: The lecture is mainly about the brain ‘ The brain produces our thoughts, actions, memories, leelings and
experiences. 1 think the prolessor will talk about how the brain lunctions.
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M: The brain is the most complex organ in the human body. It produces our every thought, action, memory,
feeling , and experience. It contains more than one hundred billion nerve cells. These cells are called
neurons. Our brains lorm a million new connections every second 01 our lives. The pattern and strength
01 the connections changes constantly and no two brains are alike. It is in these changing connections
that memories are stored, habits learned , and personalities shaped
The human brain consists 01 three separate parts. The lirst segment is in the lower section 01 the brain.
This is sometimes called the “brain stem." This section controls your instincts, rellexes, and basic physical
lunctioning. When we are hungry α thirsty, the instincts in this part 01 the brain will let us know. This causes
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