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各位同学们，为了督促帮助大家持续提升英语能力，培君老师们特意给大家准备了托福每日一包。每天覆盖听说读写内容，坚持完成两周以上，就能见到自己的英语能力不断上涨哟。

1.托福中级听写包：

that is long before we’d thought previously.

这比我们之前以为的时间要早得多。
It was unclear whether the forest had been cleared by farmers to plant fields, or by hunter-gatherers, so they could hunt more easily.
但是森林是农民为了种地而清除的，还是采集狩猎的人为了更容易狩猎而清除的尚不清楚。
And many plant remains like seeds and fruits don’t preserve well in swampy soils, in humid environments like you often find in New Guinea.
而且很多植物的剩余物比如种子和果实在湿软的土壤中不好保存，在新几内亚经常能发现那种潮湿的环境。
So really, the proof was limited. But recent research has turned up some pretty convincing support.
所以真的，那时的证据很有限。但是在最近的调查中出现了一些特别有说服力的支持。
A group of archaeologists returned to a site that had been previously examined, Kuk Swamp,
一群考古学家回到了之前检测过的一个地点Kuk Swamp，
which is in a mountain valley in the highlands of what is now Papua, New Guinea.
这是现新几内亚Papua高地的一个山谷。
Based on their findings, they identified a succession of phases of agricultural development in the wetland there,
根据他们的发现，他们辨认出了那里湿地的一个农业发展阶段更替，
with several of these phases predating the earliest known agricultural influence from Southeast Asia.
其中好几个阶段在日期上都早于最早已知的从东南亚传来的农业影响。
At the site in Kuk, they used an array of modern archaeological methods to analyze sediment samples from the soil.
在Kuk的地点，他们用了一系列现代考古学手段来分析从土壤中取到 的泥沙试样。
From the oldest soil layer dating back 10,000 years, they found evidence of pits, stake holes and ditches.
从日期能追溯到1万年前的最古老的土层中，他们发现了地坑、桩洞和渠沟的痕迹。
Now, these all indicate that crops were being planted.
这些都显示那时已经种植了庄稼。
Plants are tied to stakes, the ditches are for...for drainage, a proof of a very early, first phase of agricultural development.
植物被绑在木桩上，渠沟用来排水，这是证明很早期的农业发展最初阶段的证据。
The second phase, which they identify from a higher layer of soil, featured regularly distributed mounds.
他们从更浅层一些的土壤中辨认出的第二阶段中有按规律分布的护堤。





2.阅读包答案：

斯德伯格在他的文章《智力测试有多高明》中指出,传统测试很好地评估了分析和语言能力。但是却没有评估创造力和实践知识,而后者对解决问题和在生活中取得成功至关重要。





3.写作包答案：
中译英1：
How we see ourselves as we try a new way of being is necessary for our ability to grow.

中译英2：
As a fashionable leisure activity, travelling is favored by a growing number of people. Due to the rapid development of economy, the improvement of living standard and the government's support of tourism, travelling is becoming more and more popular in China. Travelling has gradually become an essential part of people's daily life. On holidays, numerous Chinese tourists would swarm into scenic spots across the world. When travelling, people can broaden their horizons, enrich their knowledge and appreciate beautiful natural landscapes, which would eventually help to relax themselves physically and mentally. Thanks to the rich tourism resources and the enormous tourism market in China, the tourism industry has become an important part of China's economy at present.