speaking task one you will be asked a question about a familiar topic you will then have 15 seconds to prepare your response and 45 seconds to speak do you prefer indoor activities or outdoor ones during your free time use specific details and examples in your response prepare your response after the beep start speaking after the beep speaking task two you will read a short paragraph and then listen to a conversation between two people you will have 50 seconds to read the paragraph after you will get a question about what you read and heard you will
have 30 seconds to prepare your response and then 60 seconds to give it you have 50 seconds to read start reading after the beep AP now listen to the conversation between two people isn't it amazing that they're doing this I'm not a part of any student Club so I wouldn't know what to say well I think it's quite awesome I'm a member of three student clubs I'm a member of The Gaming International Business and chess club these clubs would have meetings at different places and I think it's great that from now on we will all
be meeting up at the same place it makes things so much easier I guess that's great for you guys that are already part of the clubs but I don't see that this will change the number of people that want to join you guys I mean this doesn't attract me at all even now I guess that you're just somebody who is not interested in the clubs but there are many who are curious but just don't know how to get any info about them and I think that having this building will give them a place where they
should come and ask around I guess you're right I actually know plenty of people who might be interested in what you guys are doing you should tell them to come join us it doesn't belong to my clubs but to all clubs okay what does the male student think about the building that was given to the student clubs prepare your response after the beep start speaking after the beep speaking task three you will read a short paragraph about an academic topic then listen to a lecture about it it you will have 50 seconds to read the
paragraph after you will get a question about what you read and heard you will have 30 seconds to prepare your response and then 60 seconds to give it you have 50 seconds to read start reading after the beep now listen to the lecture one great way in which genomics has helped us is by allowing us to peer into the evolution of species by examining this information we can understand how a species has changed over time by comparing the genomes of different species we can see exactly what changed we have to use other things as well
such as fossils as well as understanding the environments in which these organisms lived but without understanding the genetic material we wouldn't be able to get a clear picture besides helping us understand our past genomics helps us better our present and future with the sequencing of the human genome we can better understand the needs of our bodies this allows us to provide individual health care based on specific genetic makeup that the one one individual could have not only does this allow the Health Care system to conserve resources but it also allows patients to have better quality
of life without there being need for any intrusive tests genomics has the potential to change our lives completely we certainly should pay close attention to it in the future what are the benefits of genomics that the professor talks about use points and examples from the lecture prepare your response after the beep start speaking after the beep you will listen to a lecture about an academic topic after you will get a question about what you heard you will have 20 seconds to prepare your response and then 60 seconds to give it now listen to the lecture
today we'll talk about the hippoc campus's role in memory the hippocampus is a part of the brain that is located in the medial temporal lobe and is responsible for a variety of functions such as memory formation and consolidation memory encoding is the process of converting data so that it can be stored in memory this procedure consists of several stages including sensory processing attention and consolidation the hippocampus is especially important during the consolidation stage when it converts short-term memories into long-term memories this process entails the strengthening of neural connections between different parts of the brain allowing
for easier retrieval of information in the future according to research the hippocampus is involved in the encoding of memories that are spatially or temporally related when navigating through a new environment for example the hippocampus is activated as spatial information is encoded similarly the hippocampus is activated when learning a new sequence of events because temporal information is encoded memory retrieval is the process of gaining access to previously stored Memories the hippocampus plays a role in this process as well though it is more complex than in memory encoding according to one Theory the hippocampus functions as a
relational database allowing us to retrieve Memories by connecting dispar pieces of information studies show that when we retrieve memories involving more multiple pieces of information such as a person's name appearance and occupation the hippocampus is activated according to the professor in which brain processes is the hippocampus involved include points and examples from the lecture prepare your response after the beep start speaking after the beep
