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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T8】

答案: 正确答案:a slave
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T1】

答案: 正确答案:academic conference
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T2】

答案: 正确答案:characteristics//features
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T1】

答案: 正确答案:varies//fluctuates
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T3】

答案: 正确答案:memorized information
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答案: 正确答案:find information
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答案: 正确答案:illusion//misconception
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答案: 正确答案:creative ways
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T6】

答案: 正确答案:no pre-existing//no ready-made
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T3】

答案: 正确答案:duration//period
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T7】

答案: 正确答案:Communication ability//Ability to communicate
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T4】

答案: 正确答案:relatively infrequent
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T8】

答案: 正确答案:a slave
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T9】

答案: 正确答案:Connectedness//Being socialized
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T5】

答案: 正确答案:Levels
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T10】

答案: 正确答案:understanding limitations
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T6】

答案: 正确答案:mixture of extremes
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T11】

答案: 正确答案:self-education//on-the-job training
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T7】

答案: 正确答案:distractors
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T12】

答案: 正确答案:limitation//lack∥shortage
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T8】

答案: 正确答案:emotions
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T13】

答案: 正确答案:networking
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T9】

答案: 正确答案:differently∥variedly
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T14】

答案: 正确答案:reflecting//showing//presenting
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How to Be an Expert I. Background information about the speakerA. Being an expert in anthropology himselfB. Starting considering the question when attending a(n)【T1】______【T1】______thinking about how to become the person to be neededand how to become experts in one’s fieldII. What’s an expert: five【T2】______ of being real experts【T2】______A. Immense working knowledge of a specific field—【T3】______【T3】______— knowing where to【T4】______ not memorized【T4】______B. Significant experience working with that knowledge— applying it in【T5】______【T5】______— solving problems with【T6】______ solutions to refer【T6】______— identifying problems not noticedC.【T7】______【T7】______— making one【T8】______ to the problem without such ability【T8】______— having no time to develop your expertise without such abilityD. 【T9】______【T9】______— embedded in a web of other experts— embedded in a wider social webE. Curiosity— curious about their fields— able to recognize their【T10】______, etc.【T10】______III. How to become an expertA. Through schooling,【T11】______, etc.【T11】______B. No "quick and easy" wayC. Things for you to focus on— perpetual learninga)being aware of one’s【T12】______ of current knowledge【T12】______b)lifelong learning process—【T13】______【T13】______a)strong connections with people in the same fieldb)earning to promote oneself— practice:【T14】______ one’s expertise through daily practice【T14】______— presentation skillsa)web design and power pointb)writing, drawing, public speaking, the way you dress—【T15】______ widely, so that【T15】______a)people understand why they need an expertb)you won’t be the only person to solve a problem【T15】

答案: 正确答案:sharing your knowledge
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T10】

答案: 正确答案:Physical distractors
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T11】

答案: 正确答案:retention
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T12】

答案: 正确答案:noise
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T13】

答案: 正确答案:reasoning tasks
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T14】

答案: 正确答案:routine tasks
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Controlling Your Concentration I. The concerned information of concentrationA. Your attention span【T1】______【T1】______e.g. the ticking of a watch soundsas if it increases and fadesalthough the intensity of it is constantB. You pay attention to one thing at a time— a(n)【T2】______: you attend to several concepts at a tune【T2】______— In high concentration: the shift from focus of attention isa)of short【T3】______【T3】______b)【T4】______【T4】______C.【T5】______ of your attention vary to different degrees【T5】______— high level: long periods of attending: short distraction periods— low level: short periods of attending: long distraction periods— moderate level:【T6】______【T6】______e.g. One can’t concentrate because【T7】______ are too strong【T7】______II. Two sorts of distractorsA. Psychological distractors—【T8】______ are the most powerful distractors【T8】______a)angry man forgets the painb)fearful man is hard to be happyc)anxious man is uneasy about the smallest of matters— people act【T9】______ under pressure【T9】______B.【T10】______【T10】______— traits: always present and rarely understood— physical distractors on mental tasksa)background music could affectcomprehension and【T11】______【T11】______b)distractors affect the ability to recall accuratelyc)【T12】______ affects mental task adversely【T12】______III. Routine and【T13】______ are affected differently by distractors【T13】______A. Distraction may not affect【T14】______in some backgrounds【T14】______B. Exceptional people do well under【T15】______ because【T15】______— motivation plays importantly— differences exist in individual spans of attention【T15】

答案: 正确答案:adverse conditions
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