(RED) VOA - Voice of America 2005 News Listening Special English - Fourth Quarter Collection (MP3)

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Publisher: Xueyuan Audio-Visual Publishing House
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Features: 2 CDs + 2 learning manuals! Target Audience: High school students and above, English learners preparing for CET-4 and CET-6 exams, overseas personnel preparing for study, travel, and business work, those who wish to gain insights into global hotspots, reporters heading to the front lines, self-learners aiming to improve their listening skills.
Five Features:
1. VOA original texts with key vocabulary annotations
2. Broadcasted at a speed of 90 words per minute
3. Carefully selected new hot news reports
4. Comprehensive and diverse news columns to provide a broad understanding of news
5. Learning manuals synchronized with CDs, including all texts and annotations
Four Functions:
1. Use on a computer with text display synchronized with audio
2. Unique multi-level directory for faster and more convenient news reading
3. Manual, automatic, and loop playback
4. All audio can be saved to an MP3 player
VOA 2005 News Listening Special English Quarterly Collection is sourced from VOA's new news in the fourth quarter of 2005. We have selected nearly 8 hours of excellent listening content, reporting global current affairs from multiple angles and perspectives. The authentic American English is the best choice for practicing listening skills. The content is divided into columns such as Development History, Health Reports, Celebrity Stories, General News, Technological Exploration, Panoramic Views of the U.S., Agricultural Economy, and Cultural Education. It selects international new information, with a slow pace that is easy to understand while retaining the original flavor of American English. This allows you to learn English in a relaxed way while staying informed about the economic dynamics and customs of various countries without leaving your home, bringing you rich knowledge and enjoyment.
Headline News:
- U.S. scientists to develop low-cost laptops for poor children
- Due to funding shortages, the UN will reduce food aid for African refugees
- India and Nepal combat an outbreak of Japanese encephalitis
- The remarkable life of "Mr. Broadway" George Abbott
- French officials quell two weeks of riots
- Hurricane Katrina leaves many in the southeastern U.S. homeless
- An international education program will enroll students worldwide
- High fuel prices have not yet caused inflation
- U.S. supermarkets face fierce competition
- The story of Thanksgiving
- Aspirin – the world's most widely used drug
- A new gene map becomes a powerful weapon in medicine