Tham khảo tài liệu 'how to master skills for the toefl ibt listening advanced part 30', ngoại ngữ, toefl - ielts - toeic phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Unit 8 Making Inferences 4. Listen to the lecture and fill in the blanks to complete the lecture notes. 1 Describes A Earth s exterior - Includes continents rocks and - Like a giant puzzle 2 Describes asthenosphere A Is semi-plastic B Is fluid C Causes to move - Describes plate tectonics A Causes_ B Makes mountains C major and minor plates 5. Complete the following summary with the words given below. The lithosphere is the . It s the crust which includes the continents the rocks and the ocean floor. It also includes of the asthenosphere which is located just below the crust. On the continents the crust is about 80km deep but below the ocean it s only The exterior of the earth is like a puzzle broken up into giant plates that fit around Earth like a jigsaw puzzle. These giant pieces are called tectonic plates. The continents rest on these plates. They the upper part of the asthenosphere which consists of a semi-plastic molten rock material like silly putty. It is more fluid and it moves as it responds to the churning motions of 5 of the Earth below. These movements inside the asthenosphere cause the tectonic plates to move as they glide or float on the moving asthenosphere. There are B and twelve minor plates. Because the plates only move a year it takes millions of years for the continents to move. But at one time the continents were mostly connected together. Earth s exterior the upper part about 5km thick slide along the extremely hot interior seven major plates a few inches O Integrated Listening Speaking Listen to a different version of the previous lecture and say the answers out loud. 1 Professor discusses Inuit art A Live in Arctic areas 8 Mostly associated with Canada C Have many kinds of artwork 2 Inuit sculptures A Becoming commercialized B Are miniature carvings C Are polished and realistic 0 Animal and human subjects E Made of many raw materials but not wood 1. How would you describe traditional Inuit sculptures 2. Where do most of the Inuit .
