11 клас | Контроль аудіювання з англійської | ТЕСТ На Урок | Listening Comprehension — Transcript
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- 0:00English listening test, diet.
- 0:03To avoid
- 0:05To increase
- 0:07To contain
- 0:09To consist of
- 0:12To eat healthy food
- 0:14To lose weight
- 0:17To put on weight
- 0:19Potassium
- 0:21Approach pithead
- 0:23Heat value double for the suddenest
- 0:25Scurvy
- 0:27Disease for over
- 0:29There are two tasks in this test.
- 0:31Listen and do task one, true or false.
- 0:36The word diet originally meant things
- 0:38that people usually eat, but these days
- 0:40we use the word to mean an eating
- 0:42pattern or program designed to change
- 0:45something.
- 0:46We could be talking about any one of
- 0:48many different kinds.
- 0:50There are diets for avoiding certain
- 0:52chemicals like salt, and there are diets
- 0:55to increase amounts of certain things
- 0:57like potassium.
- 0:59There are even diets to help people put
- 1:01on weight.
- 1:03However, despite all these, we usually
- 1:05say diet about losing weight. This is
- 1:08certainly the area where the money gets
- 1:10spent, and it has a long history.
- 1:13But when did it all start?
- 1:16There's a story that in 1087, William
- 1:18the Conqueror, King of England, had
- 1:20become so fat that he could no longer
- 1:23ride his horse.
- 1:24He stayed in bed and drank alcohol
- 1:26instead of eating healthy food and
- 1:28trying to lose weight.
- 1:31Now, it may or may not have worked for
- 1:33him, but we can't really recommend it as
- 1:36an approach for most people.
- 1:38What's important is the kinds of food
- 1:40you eat because different foods contain
- 1:43different things our bodies need.
- 1:46But it has taken a long time to find out
- 1:48exactly what these are.
- 1:50Sea travel led to some increase in
- 1:53understanding.
- 1:54When it became possible to build ships
- 1:56that could go on long voyages. Sailors
- 1:59started to spend many months at sea.
- 2:02They also started getting a strange
- 2:04disease called scurvy.
- 2:06Eventually, it became clear that they
- 2:08needed fruit or vegetables to survive.
- 2:11Today,
- 2:12we know that vitamin C is the reason.
- 2:16Although the discovery helped their
- 2:17lives, there was much more that wasn't
- 2:20known.
- 2:21Nobody knew, for example, why some
- 2:23people got fat and others didn't, or
- 2:26what to do about it.
- 2:28Then, in the 1890s, a chemist called
- 2:31Wilbur Atwater began investigating how
- 2:33foods consisted of proteins, fats, and
- 2:36carbohydrates.
- 2:38He found that he could measure the heat
- 2:40value of these by burning them and
- 2:42called a unit of this heating a calorie.
- 2:45This measurement he created can be seen
- 2:47as the start of modern food science and
- 2:50dieting.
- 2:52Since then, knowledge has come quickly.
- 2:54Some people say too quickly.
- 2:57Listen and do task two. Choose one
- 2:59correct answer.
- 3:00The word diet originally meant things
- 3:02that people usually eat, but these days
- 3:05we use the word to mean an eating
- 3:07pattern or program designed to change
- 3:09something.
- 3:11We could be talking about any one of
- 3:13many different kinds.
- 3:15There are diets for avoiding certain
- 3:17chemicals like salt, and there are diets
- 3:19to increase amounts of certain things
- 3:22like potassium.
- 3:23There are even diets to help people put
- 3:26on weight.
- 3:27However, despite all these, we usually
- 3:30say diet about losing weight.
- 3:32This is certainly the area where the
- 3:34money gets spent, and it has a long
- 3:36history.
- 3:38But, when did it all start?
- 3:40There's a story that in 1087, William
- 3:43the Conqueror, King of England, had
- 3:45become so fat that he could no longer
- 3:47ride his horse.
- 3:49He stayed in bed and drank alcohol
- 3:51instead of eating healthy food and
- 3:53trying to lose weight.
- 3:55Now, it may or may not have worked for
- 3:58him, but we can't really recommend it as
- 4:01an approach for most people.
- 4:03What's important is the kinds of food
- 4:05you eat because different foods contain
- 4:07different things our bodies need.
- 4:10But, it has taken a long time to find
- 4:13out exactly what these are.
- 4:15Sea travel led to some increase in
- 4:17understanding.
- 4:19When it became possible to build ships
- 4:21that could go on long voyages, sailors
- 4:24started to spend many months at sea.
- 4:26They also started getting a strange
- 4:28disease called scurvy.
- 4:30Eventually, it became clear that they
- 4:32needed fruit or vegetables to survive.
- 4:36Today,
- 4:37we know that vitamin C is the reason.
- 4:40Although the discovery helped their
- 4:42lives, there was much more that wasn't
- 4:44known.
- 4:45Nobody knew, for example, why some
- 4:48people got fat and others didn't or what
- 4:51to do about it.
- 4:53Then, in the 1890s, a chemist called
- 4:55Wilbur Atwater began investigating how
- 4:58foods consisted of proteins, fats, and
- 5:01carbohydrates.
- 5:03He found that he could measure the heat
- 5:05value of these by burning them and
- 5:07called a unit of this heating a calorie.
- 5:10This measurement he created can be seen
- 5:12as the start of modern food science and
- 5:15dieting.
- 5:16Since then, knowledge has come quickly.
- 5:19Some people say too quickly.
- 5:59Woo!
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