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托福听力tpo53lecture1、2、3、4原文+题目+答案+译文

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Lecture1

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NARRATOR:Listentopartofalectureinafilmstudiesclass.

MALEPROFESSOR:Nowadays,wetakesoundinfilmsforgranted—Imean,youstill

mightseeblackandwhitefilmsoccasionally,butyouhardlyeverseesilentfilms

anymore.

Soitsinterestingtonotethattheuseofrecordedsoundwasoriginallycontroversial

FEMALESTUDENT:Whataboutallthesoundsyouhearinsomesilentmovies?Like,

youknowaloudsoundwhensomebodyfallsdownorsomething?

MALEPROFESSOR:OK,youretalkingaboutasoundtrackaddedmuchlater,which

has,overtime,becomepartofthefilmweknow.Butthisrecordedtrackdidntexist

then.

Anditsnotthatmostpeopledidntwantsoundinfilms;itsjustthatthetechnology

wasntavailableyet.Dontforgetthatinsteadofrecordedsoundtherewasoftenlive

musicthataccompaniedmoviesinthosedays—likeapianoplayeroralarger

orchestrainthemovietheater.

Also,thinkofthestage,thelivetheater—ithasusedwonderfulsoundeffectsfora

longtimeand,ifwanted,thesecouldbeproducedduringtheviewingofafilm.You

know,therollingofdrumsforthunderorwhatever.Butthatwasntascommon.

Oh,andanotherthingthattheymighthaveinmovietheatersintheearlydayswasa

groupofliveactorsreadingthepartstogoalongwiththefilm.Or—andthisseemsa

particularlybadideatousnow—onepersonnarratingtheaction…anearlyexample

ofalongtraditionofmovieproducers—theonesconcernedmostlyaboutmaking

money—nothavingmuchconfidenceintheiraudience,thinkingthatpeople

somehowcouldn’tfollowtheeventsotherwise.

So,itfinallybecamepossibletoplayrecordedsoundaspartofthefi