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Practice Listening: Highlight Incorrect Words ID: #46540 Short Standpoint
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You will hear a recording. Below is a transcription of the recording. Some words in the transcription differ from what the speaker said. Please click on the words that are different.
* Click on the words that are different from what you hear
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Correct Transcript:

In particular, we study weight-lifting exercise, but others study aerobic exercise and we're still working out the dose response characteristics, but it certainly looks like higher doses are better. So, this is an example where we're talking about using exercise as medicine. So just like any pill that you would use, it has dose response characteristics and. For some diseases, higher doses are better. For other diseases, it doesn't matter. For cognition, it looks like doses that induce higher fitness adaptation are better than doses that don't. And so that's what we're really need to figure out now is from a prevented standpoint, it looks like it's good, but from an intervention standpoint, if you really want to treat somebody who's having cognitive impairment, we certainly need to know more about what the actual optimal dose is. But for the movement, I would say higher intensity is better than lower intensity.
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Printed "simply", the speaker says "certainly"

Explanation: Listen again to "it certainly looks like". The two words start with different letters, but both end with "ly", so listen to the whole word.

Printed "repenting", the speaker says "response"

Explanation: In the audio you hear "dose response characteristics". They both begin with r, so wait for the full word. The endings differ.

Printed "actions", the speaker says "adaptation"

Explanation: Here the speaker says "higher fitness adaptation are". The first letter is the same, so listen to the whole word for the different ending.

Printed "presentable", the speaker says "prevented"

Explanation: The speaker says "from a prevented standpoint", not "presentable". The first letters match, but the endings do not, so listen past the start.

Printed "greet", the speaker says "treat"

Explanation: Listen for "you really want to treat somebody". The two words start with different letters, so focus on the first sound you hear.

Printed "measured", the speaker says "optimal"

Explanation: You will hear "the actual optimal dose is". The spoken word is shorter and starts with a different letter than the printed word.

Printed "master", the speaker says "movement"

Explanation: On the recording the words are "for the movement, I would". The first letter matches, so listen to the rest to hear the different ending.

"exercise" matches the audio

Explanation: "study aerobic exercise and" may look like a trick because it repeats topics nearby. The speaker actually says it exactly as printed, so do not click it.

"dose" matches the audio

Explanation: "the dose response characteristics" sits near the changed word and may catch your eye. The speaker says this phrase exactly, so do not click it.

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