ChaseDream

标题: 【每日阅读训练——速度3系列】【速度3-9】&【越障3-9】 [打印本页]

作者: kidvii 时间: 2011-8-2 19:25
标题: 【每日阅读训练——速度3系列】【速度3-9】&【越障3-9】
【每日阅读训练——速度3系列】【速度3-9】&【越障3-9】
汇总帖：http://forum.chasedream.com/GMAT_RC/thread-562296-1-1.html

【速度3-9】
Connubial bliss in America
幸福婚姻在美国
Jul 30th 2011 | from the print edition
计时1
AMERICA is the country, said Alexis de Tocqueville, where the bonds of marriage are most respected and the concept of connubial bliss “has its highest and truest expression.” If the French aristocrat were to revisit America’s capital today, he might at first glance think his observation had withstood the test of time remarkably well. Not content with having in 1996 put a Defence of Marriage Act (DOMA) on the statute book, Congress has now begun to hold hearings on a Respect for Marriage Act. Defended, respected: what could possibly ail marriage in America?

Plenty. As the revisiting Norman would swiftly discover, Americans today are better at quarrelling about what marriage is and who should be allowed to enjoy its benefits than they are at the more demanding work of getting and staying married themselves. The National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia points to a widening “marriage gap”. Traditional family values are enjoying a revival among better-educated Americans, but are fraying in the lower middle class and have collapsed among the poor. As for laws “defending” and “respecting” marriage, these are merely weapons in a battle that has rolled back and forth for more than a decade between those who say that same-sex couples should be allowed to marry and those who abhor the idea.
字数216

计时2
So far neither side has scored a decisive victory, though each will occasionally claim one. When it was passed, DOMA looked like a solid victory for enemies of gay marriage. Its aim was to nip moves towards same-sex marriage in the bud by defining marriage as a legal union “between one man and one woman as husband and wife”. It also stipulated that in the event of an individual state making same-sex marriage lawful, no other state needed to respect the rights or claims arising from such a marriage. To buttress this apparently formidable firewall, three dozen states have imposed constitutional or other legal bans.

And yet gay marriage marches on, scoring its own victories along the way. Among the greatest and most recent was New York’s decision last month to become the sixth and most-populous state to allow same-sex marriage. If the Respect for Marriage Act were to become law (though this will need to await a more sympathetic Congress), this would defang DOMA and mark another victory for gay marriage. But DOMA is anyway not the deterrent it once seemed. The ever-cautious Barack Obama, who favours civil unions but says his views on gay marriage are still “evolving”, has ordered the Justice Department to stop defending the law, which is under challenge in the courts.

The relentless back-and-forth in Congress, the courts and state legislatures transfixes the minority of Americans who feel strongly about this issue. And yet the cycle of victories and defeats may in the end matter less than one startling underlying fact, which is that America’s attitudes to homosexuality appear in recent years to have undergone a dramatic change.

字数274

计时3
Gallup reported in May that for the first time ever a majority (53% to 45%) of Americans said that same-sex couples should have the same marriage rights as straight couples. In 1996, the time of DOMA, the majority leant 68% to 27% the other way. The controversial policy of “don’t ask, don’t tell”, which banned gays from serving openly in the armed forces, is meanwhile due to expire in September with surprisingly little hue and cry. And when National Journal polled political “insiders” this month, it found a majority of Democratic politicos, lobbyists and strategists in favour of making gay marriage legal. No less telling, a majority of their Republican counterparts, while continuing to oppose gay marriage, thought their party should just ignore the issue.

That might make electoral sense. Since it is the young who are most relaxed about gay marriage, standing in its path might cost the Republicans dear in the future. The notion of denying gays the spousal rights available to others makes little sense to a generation that sees marriage at least as much as a union of soul-mates as a formal structure for child-rearing.

To crusaders against gay marriage, however, the issue transcends electoral calculation. They say they are defending both God’s will and a vital child-centred institution that is already beleaguered enough. In this election cycle, Michele Bachmann, the Minnesota congresswoman pursuing the Republican presidential nomination, has become a lightning-conductor on gay issues. In spite of having a gay stepsister, she has long put opposition to same-sex marriage at the centre of her politics. In 2004 she likened the gay lifestyle to “personal bondage, personal despair and personal enslavement”. The fact that her husband runs a clinic offering to cure gays of their supposed affliction has caused both indignation and merriment among metropolitan types.
字数300

计时4
Attitudes like Mrs Bachmann’s may do her little harm with the Republican base, but strike parts of the wider electorate as antiquated or downright bigoted. That may be why Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York who ran for the presidency in 2008 and may yet do so again, has warned fellow Republicans to “get the heck out of people’s bedrooms”. It could also explain why Rick Perry, the governor of Texas now pondering a presidential run of his own, says that he has no quarrel with New York’s new law. Pleading the tenth (states’ rights) amendment, he argues that New York’s stand on gay marriage is its own business.

In point of fact, neither Mr Giuliani nor Mr Perry favours gay marriage. Mr Giuliani says civil unions are good enough for gays. Mr Perry has not only been a vehement opponent of gay marriage but also gone so far as to defend Texas’s anti-sodomy law, which the Supreme Court has ruled to be unconstitutional. Such men have their beliefs, but they are also seasoned politicians. They can see which way the national mood is blowing.

War reporting
讲述战争

Ill met by moonlight
月光下，遇到了错的人

Jul 30th 2011 | from the print edition

JANINE DI GIOVANNI and Bruno Girodon were war reporters who met and fell in love in Sarajevo in 1993, just as the city was settling into the siege that would last nearly four years. It would be the longest siege of a capital city in the history of modern warfare. Emotional battles and how to survive them are the principal themes of Ms di Giovanni’s beautifully written memoir about the pain of adjusting to normal life after being exposed to the intensity of battle.

字数275

计时5
As journalists, the war part was easy. When they met both were involved with other people whom they swore they loved, but kept leaving out of fear of being confined. American-born Ms di Giovanni, who rose to become senior foreign correspondent for the Times, and the slender, flirtatious Mr Girodon, a French television cameraman, would meet up for trysts in foreign cities, never quite certain where, when or even if they would see each other again. From Sarajevo to Stuttgart, where they booked into a small wooden hotel and slept squished together in a twin bed, the encounters were as intense as they were brief.

There were endless phone calls and much of what the French call malentendu. Mr Girodon would go off saying he wanted to be alone, and then track her down in Mogadishu or Grozny. There were frenzied meetings in Dakar and Tora Bora and a night in Jalalabad when they split up and she cried into the small hours. After that they did not speak for a while. Ms di Giovanni went to Africa to forget him. But one night in Mogadishu, amid the gunfire, her satellite telephone rang. It was Mr Girodon at Kigali airport, recently returned from the death spots of Rwanda. “Let’s have a baby,” he said. “Let’s get married.”

字数217

自由阅读

Three miscarriages later the couple settled in Paris where they awaited the birth of their son. But having met in another life, in another world, they discovered that domesticity can be the toughest battle of all. Their new, married life in Paris was meant to be smaller, and so they shed much of their past. More difficult to let go of was the killing and violence they had witnessed, which had found a way of creeping inside them. Childbirth for Ms di Giovanni reanimated many of the fears she thought she had safely put away. She fretted that she would not be able to protect her child. She had nightmares. But in spring the nightmares ended and she saw that the baby was thriving. Adjustment was harder for Mr Girodon. He drank to blot out his nightmares. Alcohol made him depressed, though, and to drown the pain he drank more. He grew thin and stopped sleeping. Unable to continue alone, he checked into a clinic. Eventually the couple parted.

The very private Mr Girodon dreaded being exposed in a book, but he courageously defends his wife’s right to write her own story. “Ghosts by Daylight” is no misery memoir, but a powerful lesson. Two people can love each other deeply, have a child, but still, in the end, not make it together.

字数222

【越障3-9】
Depression Study in China Reveals Some Surprises Compared with the West
Parenting style and level of education have different impact than in the West.
| August 1, 2011 | 3

By David Cyranoski of Nature magazine
The largest-ever study of the genetics of depression is set to go ahead in China, after a major survey found that the condition largely has the same triggers and symptoms there as in the West -- albeit with a few startling exceptions.
Previous studies on twins in Sweden have shown that genetics explains about 40% of a woman's risk of depression, and about 30% of a man's. Finding the genes responsible may help to make treatments more targeted and thus more effective, but identifying those genes has proved exceedingly difficult. The sheer diversity of symptoms involved in depression can make it difficult to be sure that patients actually have the same underlying disorder, and any genetic contribution is likely to come from many genes, each having a small effect.
"It was clear that we needed a very large sample, [one that was] ethically homogenous, and to do it cheaply," says molecular geneticist Jonathan Flint at the University of Oxford, UK. Flint is one of the leaders on the CONVERGE consortium, a collaboration between Oxford, the Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond and 53 provincial mental-health centres in China. "The only place that fitted was China. Where else could we access that many people and have sufficient control over quality?" asks Flint.
The consortium, which began in 2008 with a £1.5-million (US$2.5-million) grant from UK charitable funder the Wellcome Trust, chose to study only women, who are known to have a two-fold higher risk of depression across the globe than men. They also selected only patients whose four grandparents were all Han Chinese; and only those with recurrent depression, an indicator of a likely genetic component.
The first data from almost 4,000 subjects were published in the Journal of Affective Disorders last week, with ten more papers to follow over the next few months, and the survey is revealing some surprises. A higher level of education is associated with a greater risk of depression in China, for example -- the reverse of the relationship in Europe and the United States.
This chimes with the latest results from the World Health Organization's WorldMental Health Survey Initiative, published last week, which found that those with the lowest level of education in China and Japan had only one-fifth the likelihood of developing depression as those with the highest education levels. In other countries, a lower education level was linked to a similar or higher risk of depression than the most educated.
And whereas having authoritarian parents seems to increase the risk of major depression in the West, CONVERGE found that having an overprotective father actually reduces the risk of depression in Chinese women.
Overall, however, the Chinese cases of depression seem to follow Western patterns of risk factors and symptoms. Stressful life events, childhood sexual abuse and authoritarian parents increase the risk with about the same dose-response relationship. Earlier onset of depression makes patients less likely to marry, more likely to suffer anxiety and more likely to be chronically depressed. "Depression is the same. The nature of the illness is the same," says Flint.
The CONVERGE team has already collected DNA samples from their subjects, and will use them to carry out genome-wide association studies to look for variations in genes shared by the disease group. The method has become a powerful tool for investigating some diseases, but has yet to prove itself in psychiatric disorders5. The consortium now plans to increase the study group to 6,000 patients and 6,000 controls over the next two years, and will submit a grant application to the Wellcome Trust to boost this to 30,000 patients.
Shenxun Shi, a psychiatrist at Huashan Hospital at Fudan University in Shanghai, and one of the leaders of CONVERGE, says that the preliminary studies could also have a more immediate impact: discouraging authoritarian parents from hitting their children. "Most parents in China don't think of bodily punishment as child abuse," he says. "Our study shows that physical punishment may be a risk factor for depression. That result could open public discussion and prevent depression."
This article is reproduced with permission from the magazine Nature. The article wasfirst published on August 1, 2011.

作者: 抓抓sandra 时间: 2011-8-2 19:41
哇~kid今天好早，我还下意识地差点又要贴一篇LSAT上来。。

今天做阅读做晕了。。

作者: kidvii 时间: 2011-8-2 19:56
上次忘了，这次害怕，还是赶紧贴上。

呵呵。LSAT。我还有N篇没做。话说，这个是我提议的。我还这么不积极。咳咳。惭愧Ing.

我也做晕了。大清早地做XDF RC，好困的说。都不知道在看什么。。

我被OG SC打败了。继续奋斗去。

作者: superbat28 时间: 2011-8-3 10:54
幸福婚姻在美国。。。哈哈~下午读~

作者: 抓抓sandra 时间: 2011-8-3 12:22
看了一上午语法。。MARK一下，吃过午饭过来读~

作者: fox0923 时间: 2011-8-3 12:28
标题: 速度3-9
1. 60s
2. 5lines------------88s
3. 5lines------------90s
4. 54s
5. 47s

赶着去睡觉，完全不知道读了什么~~只知道是讲美国对婚姻的态度之类的。。。又举了几个例子。。不知道理解得对不对，眼睛已经闹革命了。。

作者: 抓抓sandra 时间: 2011-8-3 12:36
还是先读一下去吃饭好了。。
【速度3-9】

1 01:04
2 01:15
3 01:17
4 00:59
5 00:49

今天开始尝试加速。。尽量用比自己的理解能跟上的速度再略快一点的速度往下扫。。

作者: 抓抓sandra 时间: 2011-8-3 12:37

1. 60s
2. 5lines------------88s
3. 5lines------------90s
4. 54s
5. 47s

赶着去睡觉，完全不知道读了什么~~只知道是讲美国对婚姻的态度之类的。。。又举了几个例子。。不知道理解得对不对，眼睛已经闹革命了。。

-- by 会员 fox0923 (2011/8/3 12:28:04)

fox可以试试每半个小时休息一下，我发现用番茄闹钟的好处就是一整天对着电脑眼睛也不会像一战之前那样难受了。。

作者: 抓抓sandra 时间: 2011-8-3 13:37
【越障3-9】
04:49
1. 西方学者在研究抑郁症和基因的关系时需要大量的样本，于是牛津大学和VIRGINIA大学以及中国的30多个心理健康中心一起合作，在中国以3000（貌似）个抑郁症患者为样本，进行调查。
2. 调查的结果发现中国的抑郁症存在和西方各国都相反的一个现象：那就是受教育程度越高，患抑郁症的可能性就越大。这个调查结果和世界卫生组织对于中国抑郁症情况的调查结果是一致的。
3. 不过，在其他方面，中国的抑郁症患者的背景和其他各国相差不大（大多都是受过性虐待等）。另外还发现一些特殊的因素，比如拥有一个过度保护的父亲使得女性比其他的女性更加不容易患抑郁症。
4. 目前调查的进展：预备在中国扩大样本到6000人，以进行进一步调查，研究在所有的基因各不相同的患者之间是否存在有可能导致抑郁症的共同点。
5. 中国的一个上海的研究者表示这个项目对于改善中国的抑郁症情况也许有一定的帮助。中国人的观念中对孩子进行体罚是正常的，然而这种体罚恰好有可能是造成抑郁症的原因之一。

作者: superbat28 时间: 2011-8-3 17:39
63s
81s
83s
74s
57s

越障悲催了。。我就偷个懒，一个字没记，结果最后真的一个字都不记得了？！ =，=
我去重读。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。

作者: 抓抓sandra 时间: 2011-8-3 18:00
bat，我觉得文章结构还是尽量用working memory记比较好哈，notes记一些琐碎的重要的专有名词，不重要的也可以扔掉的。。我今天总结OG发现notes记不好容易见木不见林。。友情提示仅供参考。哈。。

作者: superbat28 时间: 2011-8-3 18:07
06:45....小悲剧。。除了速度慢，我舒心了。。。

在中国针对抑郁症与基因的调查发现，和在西方的发现有相同有不同。之前对瑞士双胞胎的研究发现，基因解释了40%女性患抑郁症的风险，和30%男性的风险。所以研究基因，有助于设计出更targeted和有效的治疗手段。但是认识基因又很难，因为有一堆symptoms会意味着各种不同的disorder，而且抑郁症的基因影响是由一堆基因所导致的，每一个基因只play limited role.

研究人员想去找一个样本又大，又同宗，又便宜的地方。然后他们就选择了中国！！！！还竟然说“哪里找得到质量这么好的人还这么便宜………………” （卖猪肉呢啊。。。）

2008年这个组织就从UK的W基金里收钱，他们最后决定只研究女性。因为一般女性的抑郁症倾向是男性的2倍。而且他们也只研究祖辈4人都是汉人的中国人，且有持续性抑郁表现的人（因为这能表明他们是受genetic影响的）

调查涉及4000人，结果已公布在AD上，10来页随后公布。调查有一些surprise：第一在中国高学历会抑郁，与西方相反。在中国和日本，低学历与高学历相比只有1/5患抑郁的比例，而在西方低学历最起码跟高学历患抑郁的倾向持平。

第二，权威家长在外国会使得孩子易抑郁，但中国一个老猛的父亲却降低了depression of women。但是，有很多东西还是和西方的发现相吻合的：比如造成抑郁的factors和抑郁的症状等。比如早期抑郁的人不想结婚，容易焦虑，易长期受到抑郁折磨。研究人说，the nature of the illness is the same.

研究人员已经提取了调查者的DNA，然后某个方法对好多测试都管用，但就是对一个P disorder无用。他们打算继续扩大样本，还打算从UK那个基金里去要更多的钱。

最后，一个中国人说，这个调查还可能有一个直观的影响：减少体罚。因为在中国体罚一般不被当成abuse，但体罚却真的增加了孩纸抑郁的可能~

作者: superbat28 时间: 2011-8-3 18:08

bat，我觉得文章结构还是尽量用working memory记比较好哈，notes记一些琐碎的重要的专有名词，不重要的也可以扔掉的。。我今天总结OG发现notes记不好容易见木不见林。。友情提示仅供参考。哈。。

-- by 会员抓抓sandra (2011/8/3 18:00:07)

嗯~慢慢调，我今天才做了2篇小安，就烦的被我扔掉了。。哈。从明天起我开始调整阅读~

作者: ccmoom 时间: 2011-8-3 21:03
3-9
60s
3行
4行
2行
55s 自由阅读：忘了计时。

越障 4m21s
两年前在中国做过一个心理方面的调查研究，原因是因为没有任何一个地方像中国人这么多还这么便宜（悲剧）。好吧，他们就在中国开始研究了。在这之前研究双胞胎曾经发现，抑郁和基因有关，但其他的原因并不是很明确。
在中国的调查发展和西方国家完全不同——在中国，受教育水平越高，患抑郁的可能性越大。数据表明，在中国和日本，最穷和受教育程度很低的人群患抑郁的可能性是受教育水平高人群的4分之一。
即便如此，其实中西方抑郁的原因还是很相似的，比如说家长很专制，年幼时受过性骚扰，有人际方面的问题。而且这些人可能不愿意结婚，容易患慢性的抑郁。
一名中国的专家说这个调查可以帮助抑郁的研究。在中国，很多父母会认为体罚并没有什么（哎……），但是实际上体罚会造成孩子的抑郁。有了这个调查，公众会认识到这些问题吧。

作者: balapupu 时间: 2011-8-3 22:57
【速度3-9】

1 00:52
2 差两行
3 00:59
4 00:58
5 00:55
哎。。。昨天有事落下8没跟上~~哭。。。

作者: balapupu 时间: 2011-8-3 23:12
【越障】
讲了有关于基因决定沮丧的研究，这个研究在中国做的很好。通过分析基因来分析一个人是否容易沮丧是很有用的，但是用基因分析的方法并不是很好，因为这需要大量的基因样本，儿每一个样本的效果是很小的。
这个研究主要在中国做的，说中国怎么怎么好。
为了保证样本的准确性，要使样本尽可能的相同，所以这个研究的主要样本是中国人，好像祖上四辈都要是汉族人。。。。
研究结果出来很惊人，第一点，在中国，一般有文化的人容易沮丧，而与欧美相反。
第二点，严格的父母也会使孩子容易沮丧，但是在中国，严厉的父亲，有利于女性的成长。
其他什么性虐待的问题会导致沮丧，在中国和世界其他地方是一样的。
之后，这个教授的研究在中国在中国会有一定影响，因为中国的父母不认为对孩子的体罚是虐待的一种，其实这种体罚会导致孩子容易沮丧，所以作为父母需要反思。
还是记忆力不好~回去偷瞄了一下

作者: daisyの小夢想 时间: 2011-8-3 23:32
速度
2 75s
3 74s
3 88s
0.5 65s
0 60s
0 60s
(最后那篇速度意义深远)
越障 6:06
一、介绍西方的研究背景
对造成depression的因素的研究开始在西方，举了Sweden的例子，根据twins的数据来进行研究，但是研究存在问题，就是不知道父母的分别的情况。而且可供研究的个体太少，造成数据不够充分。所以选择在中国进行研究。
二、介绍中国的研究
中国的研究对象为女性，而且往上两代都是纯种汉族人，选取女性进行研究是因为女性患有depression的可能是男性的两倍。
三、中国和西方研究结果的异同
1. 第一个data是4000人。研究发现在中国，受教育程度高的反而更容易有depression，与西方刚好相反。在中国和日本都是这样的情况，而且受教育程度最低的失落感是受教育程度最高的1/5而已。
2. 而且在中国，家庭教育越专权的，孩子产生depression的可能却更低。也是和西方相反的。
3. 但是一些基本的影响因素还是相同的，如child abuse之类的。而且病理和基因因素那些都是相同的。
四、未来进一步展开研究及意义
1. 未来研究的data将会扩大到6000，甚至更大，control变量也会增加。
2. 研究表明，人生早期的成长经历如果遇到如家庭暴力、性侵犯等事件，人们会在早期就产生depression，这对他们以后的生活是会有不好的影响的，而且会影响他们的婚姻，一般会延迟。
3. 复旦的研究者表示研究得出的家庭暴力的不良影响有很好的警示意义。

作者: kidvii 时间: 2011-8-3 23:47
daisy 也贴了。
和OG SC的斗争还未完成。。

好吧，先做个阅读。

作者: superbat28 时间: 2011-8-3 23:55

daisy 也贴了。
和OG SC的斗争还未完成。。

好吧，先做个阅读。

-- by 会员 kidvii (2011/8/3 23:47:01)

kidkid~加群~大本营或3-10帖子里有群号~

作者: kidvii 时间: 2011-8-4 00:00
1‘36
1’34
1‘55
1’21
1‘09

作者: kidvii 时间: 2011-8-4 00:17
越障 4’53
1.早期对抑郁症的研究发现，该项疾病有着共同的病因和症状，在瑞士的研究表明，该病似乎与基因有关，为了搜集更多的数据，所以在中国进行了抑郁症的研究。
2.研究协会有着来自UK的资金支持，针对女性进行研究，（全球来看，女性抑郁症病发率高于男性），且选择两代都是中国汉族，多次发病的病人进行研究。
3.研究发现了中国的抑郁症情况与西方的不同：
（1）受教育程度越高，得抑郁症越多
（2）父母对孩子over protective的，得抑郁症较少
(3) 相同点是，有着共同的病因（3个）和症状
4.也许这种方法对研究其他疾病效果显著，但仍未得出结论，有待于搜集更多的样本。
5.复旦教授表明，该项研究对中国的意义在于，让中国父母少打孩子，少authorative，因为更易于导致抑郁症。

作者: 七重纱 时间: 2011-8-4 00:38
【速度3-9】
刚好
差3
差5
差2
刚好

刚刚看仙五剧情被悲情还没缓过来，第二篇速度又来刺激我了
Two people can love each other deeply, have a child, but still, in the end, not make it together.
真是现实简朴得让人忍不住抽抽......
第一篇简直就是为腐女写的，世界大同等着你

作者: fox0923 时间: 2011-8-4 00:57

-- by 会员 fox0923 (2011/8/3 12:28:04)

fox可以试试每半个小时休息一下，我发现用番茄闹钟的好处就是一整天对着电脑眼睛也不会像一战之前那样难受了。。

-- by 会员抓抓sandra (2011/8/3 12:37:24)

是吗？原来番茄还有这个功能？昨天下了，还没完全弄明白时间那一栏是怎么用。。一会回去看看。我现在是不敢带隐型，除非是上班，平常都带着眼镜。。回来试还没考呢，眼睛先长了100度。。

完了完了，今天死是进度赶不上了，到现在还没弄完项目的东西，怎么办？今天晚上熬夜？眼睛会不会彻底熬失明啊？

作者: fox0923 时间: 2011-8-4 06:57
-The result of depression among chinese is similar to the result comes from the western people although there might be slight differences between each other. The study of twins found that more women tend to get depression than men.
-In order to get the broader samples to investigate the genetic study, J. realized that the best place to collect such samples is china. The samples are most collected from women, whose four parents are Han Chinese only, and they found that these people are more likely to suffer depression than others.
-Also, the scientists found that higher education tends to cause more serious depression in China, but Western people normally have the similar low level or higher level of depression corresponding to their lower or higher education. However, the study found that people whose parents are very authorative tend to suffer less depression compare with western study. Especially, people whose father are very authoriative are not likely to suffer depression. This result is different from Western study.
-There is an example about Japan (don't remember)
-Even though there are difference between the study result of Chinese and Western people, the cases which caused depression are pretty similar with each other. The possible reasons that caused depression can be dose use, child abuse, stress life events, etc.
-A prof. from Fudan University claimed that the study of genetic depression can relive Chinese parents who always beat or hit their children when they are little. Since Chines parents don't think "beat" is abuse, but it actually will cause children depression. However, this article was modified before it was released, the first publication was August,2011.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
工作超负荷了今天，还一页书没看呢，先把越障看了，晚上吃完饭再继续奋斗。
头疼，眼花，饿~~

作者: lily0123 时间: 2011-8-4 15:54
差4 1:35
差7 1:50
差7 02:02
差7 01:40
差3 01:20

....慢壓

作者: Roxas605 时间: 2012-4-9 13:45
【速度3-9】
1. 01：09 字数216 mean：3字/s
2. 01：45 字数274 mean：2.6字/s
3. 01：49 字数300 mean：2.75字/s
4. 01：33 字数275 mean：2.95字/s
5. 01：21 字数217 mean：2.67字/s
6. 01：15 字数222 mean：2.96字/s

总平均：2.82字/s -----

对比一下：
1. 抓抓 4.64字/s
2. superbat28：4.20字/s
3. daisy： 3.56字/s
4. kid：3.30字/s

【差距好明显，我是速度又慢，又没怎么看懂，不过目前仅仅拿速度来联系pace】
【继续划单词吧～】

欢迎光临 ChaseDream (https://forum.chasedream.com/)