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1. For graduates looking to give something back, volunteering, either in the UK or overseas, is a popular option. Voluntary projects can cost anything from nothing up to a few thousand pounds and with that in mind it is essential to look into the project carefully before signing on the dotted line.

2. A level of competence in chemistry is essential to the professional practice of material conservation. An understanding of scientific concepts and a basic scientific vocabulary enables the conservator to understand conservation problems, treatments, material and techniques in a systematic and quantifiable way, which can be communicated not only to colleagues in the profession but also those from other disciplines.

3. Since its inception, the United Nations system has been working to ensure adequate food for all through sustainable agriculture. The majority of the world’s poorest people live in rural areas of developing countries. They depend on agriculture and related activities for their livelihoods. This makes them particularly vulnerable to manmade and natural influences that reduce agricultural production.

4. Business school admissions officers said the new drive to attract younger students was in part the result of a realisation that they had inadvertently limited their applicant pool by requiring several years’ work experience. Talented students who might otherwise have gone to business school instead opted for a law or policy degree because they were intimidated by the expectation of work experience.

5. The terms ‘voice’ and ‘text’ are multifaceted. Both have a wide range of possible meanings in everyday speech and academic usage. You may encounter the two words used in a variety of ways, in connection with different subjects, and they won’t always mean exactly the same thing.

6. The majority of early pictures in the Gallery’s care are by unknown artists, and fundamental questions such as when, where and why they were painted still remain to be answered. Through the application of scientific methods, this project has the potential to unlock key evidence that will allow us to determine answers to these questions.

1. The United States has the largest chocolate manufacturing industry.

2. The bus right out in front will take you to the station.

3. There will be no classes scheduled during the exam week.

4. Just wait a minute. I will be with you shortly.

5. There is only one conclusion to this line of thought. 

6. You should inquire about direct deposit.

7. We’ll study the following two pictures in the next lecture.

8.  Please pass these handouts along to the rest of the people in your row.

9. The first step is to establish a baseline of known distance.

10. A renowned economist is slated to speak this evening at eight.

11. When demand for the course rose, university authorities took on additional academic staff

1. Latin America

原文：

What has happened in Latin America as a result of globalization? Well, they have had now more than a decade of what is called reform, a decade of globalization. And throughout the continent, people are asking questions like How has reform failed us? Has globalization failed us? Because clearly things have not worked out the way they were told they ought to. Just to give you a picture, they were told that reform would lead to faster economic growth. After a decade, what are the numbers? In fact, recent growth is far slower than it was in the 50s, 60s and 70s before reform. That is not a very inspiring success story. Even in the beginning part of the 90s, growth was still below what it was in the 50s, 60s and 70s, but the growth it got in the beginning of the period was not sustainable and it was not sustained. Throughout the region, poverty, as measured on the $2 a day standard as a percentage of the population was actually up.

2. Four Dimensions

原文：

Let me begin with the notion of a dimension. The dimension of simply how many numbers that you need to specify a location. So if we think about the surface of the Earth, the equator is one dimensional. We need to specify only one number to specify a location on the equator, namely the longitude. The surface of the Earth altogether is, of course, two dimensional. You need to specify two numbers the latitude and longitude to specify a location on the Earth. The space above the Earth is three dimensional. If I want to tell you the location of a hang glider, I need to give you the latitude and longitude and altitude. But mathematically, there’s no reason to stop at three dimensions. A four dimensional space is simply a space in which you need to specify for numbers to specify a location and that space. A five dimensional space would be one in which you need to specify five numbers, etc. in fact, by claim, you already know an example of a four dimensional space. So let’s define an event just to be an occurrence that happens in a small region of space at a definite time. In other words, an event is like a snap of your fingers or a class of your hands, and now the collection of all of. If I want to specify an event, I need to give you four numbers. I need to tell you where it happens in space and when it happens and time.

1. What building on campus can you borrow books from? – Library.

2. In which academic field to people study things that happened in the past?  – History.

3. What do you call a person who is receiving care in a hospital? – Patient.

4. A jar contains eight black marbles and two white marbles. If I select one marble at random, what colour is it most likely to be? – Black.

5.Agriculture refers to the production of food and goods through what activity?  – Farm / Farming / Cultivate / Cultivation.

6. What part of a guitar do you strum with your fingers?  – Strings.

What official document protects the creator’s rights to his or her invention?  – Patent.