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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.听写包 答案： Listen to part of a lecture in a literature class. So, um, in France Academy, which was created to uphold standards of literary taste, it was a very conservative organization. It tried to keep things a certain way...uh...resist change, it dictated that French plays should neoclassical in form, you know, have five acts, sophisticated language, etc. But try as it might, it couldn’t stop change. French drama was changing, though the transition from neoclassical drama to Romantic drama was itself pretty dramatic. Let’s look at a play by Victor Hugo called the Hernani, or as the French would say, Hernani, although Hugo was a truly brilliant writer of essays, poems, novels, and plays, uh, his play, Hernani, isn’t a great play in and of itself. It’s got a really confusing, convoluted storyline. Critics back then were unimpressed by it, though it’s likely that their own feelings about how plays should be, neoclassical or romantic, affected their opinions about it. But its premiere in Paris, in 1830, was anything but ordinary. Hernani’s opening night was probably one of the most important literary events in 19th century France! 请听文学课上的部分内容。 那么，在法国有一个法国学会，它是成立来维护文学品味的标准的，是一个非常保守的组织。 它试过将事物保持特定形式，抵制变化，它规定法国的话剧在形式上应该是新古典主义的， 要有五幕、精致的语言等等。 但尽管努力尝试了，它还是无法阻挡变化。 法国的戏剧在变，虽然从新古典主义戏剧过渡到浪漫主义戏剧本身就十分戏剧化。 我们来看看Victor Hugo写的一出叫做Hernani的戏， 虽然Hugo确实是一位才华横溢的散文作家、诗人、小说家和剧作家，但是，他的这出戏剧Hernani从头到尾都不是一部伟大的戏。 它的故事线非常令人困惑，十分费解。 那会儿的批评家对这部戏评价不高， 虽然很可能他们对戏剧应该是什么样子的感情，比如应该是新古典主义的或浪漫主义的，影响了他们对它的看法。 但是它1830年在巴黎的首映非同寻常。 Hernani的首演之夜可能是19世纪的法国最重要的文学事件之一。 2. 阅读包答案： 随着二战带来的持续繁荣以及随之而来的经济增长，年轻人比大萧条中的同龄人结婚成家更早，而且养育的家庭比他们的前辈更大。 3.写作包答案： China is the world's second largest oil consumer, only after the United States;and is the world's largest energy consumer. Natural gas usage in China has increased rapidly in recent years, and China is looking to increase the import of pipeline natural gas and liquefied natural gas. A recent survey indicates that most of buildings in China consume more electricity, heat and water resources compared to those of developed countries. For instance, energy consumption for Beijing residents is three times as much as that of the families in north Germany under the similar weather conditions.