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• Sleep deprivation not only has a major impact on cognitive functioning , but also on emotional and physical health. Moreover , it’ll arouse disorders such as sleep apnoea and the risk of obesity.
Species Python巨蟒
Average total sleep time per day
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Tiger
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Cat
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Chimpanzee黑猩猩
9.7 hrs
Sheep
3.8 hrs
African elephant
3.3 hrs
Giraffe长颈鹿
1.9 hr
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大学英语10分钟presentation
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1-2 XUANXUANHello everyone, today I want to show you a part of how the earth was made, and mainly talk about Yellowstone.As continents shift and clash, volcanoes erupt, and glaciers grow and recede, the Earth’s crust is carved in countless fascinating ways, leaving a trail of geological mysteries behind. And one of the greatest is Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. This is one of the world’s most geologically active places, shaken by up to 5000 earthquakes every year, and with more geysers and hot springs than in the rest of the world combined.Scientists studying Yellowstone are uncovering a violent past. Carved water, crushed by ancient glaciers and blasted by the biggest volcanic eruptions ever known on the planet. And even today, Yellowstone is one of the most dangerous places on Earth.3 LAOCAOYellowstone is one of the most amazing places on Earth, and it’s unique. It contains some of America’s most stunning scenery and wildlife.Yellowstone is the world’s first national park which is in the northw estern corner of Wyoming and overlaps into Montana and Idaho. The park covers 3468 square miles, 63 miles north to south and 54 miles east to west. It’s a very unusual geology that created the park.Hundreds of species of mammals, birds, fish and reptiles have been documented, including several that are either endangered or threatened. The vast forests and grasslands also include unique species of plants. Yellowstone Park is the largest and most famous megafauna location in the Continental United States. Grizzly Bears, wolves, and free-ranging herds of bison and elk live in the park.\Old Faithful is the star attraction of Yellowstone. It’s one of the most predictable geographical features on Earth , erupting almost 91 minutes.Beneath Old Faithful is a rather complex plumbing system, filled with caverns and conduits and constrictions. Rainwater saturating the ground around the geyser slowly fills its underground reservoir. Hot rocks below ground heat the water under pressure for around 90 minutes. Suddenly some water spurts through a tiny, five inch wide crack in the rocks. This causes a drop in the pressure within the water chamber. In a instant, thousands of gallons of water are turned to steam and blasted up into the air.The gases come out from the geysers is the same mix that is found coming out of volcanoes. So gases are clear evidence that under the springs and geysers is a volcano. Yellowstone must be powered by the heat of the volcano.People can’t see a smo king volcano or a big steep volcanic crater. But where is the volcano? Scientists find out evidences to show us that Yellowstone is the super volcano.The black layer that geologists call “obsidian” is actually a type of glass. It’s crucial evidence that the rocks and soil here came out of a volcano. Because of obsidian is forged when boiling hot ash and gas rapidly cool under great pressure. And that’s just what happens when hot volcano clouds roll out across the landscape.There is one way that so much ash could have been blasted so very far away from its source. The eruption must have been larger, far larger than anything ever seen by man.Scientists now label it as a super eruption.The geologists have recreated what must have happened here one the day Yellowstone exploded.Incandescent avalanches of ash raced out of the park in all directions. They travelled at very high velocity, easily over 100 miles per hour, across the land surface and obliterating everything in its path. It was extremely hot when it arrived here as hot as 1500 degrees Fahrenheit.11-13 3PAOAll of the evidences about the size of the super eruption help solve the mystery of the missing volcano. Scientists realized that the super eruption was so enormous that it must have blown the volcano to pieces.The repeated hotspot explosions on land have made Yellowstone unique. Each of the earlier explosions blew the original mountains to pieces. Then the land smoothed over with later flows of more runny lava that was released from deep under the Earth’s crust.Multiple strands of evidence combine to reveal Yellowstone’s slumbering monster , the gigantic hotspot plume lying under the park.On the timescale that the geologists work to, a coming super eruption in Yellowstone may will be right around the corner. That corner could be 10,000 or 100,000 years in the future. Or it could be tomorrow.A new and devastating chapter in the ever changing story of how the Earth was made.。

大学英语10分钟presentation-课件

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What happens when we sleep?
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Non-REM sleep
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REM sleep
• The first rapid eye movement (REM) period usually begins about 70 to 90 minutes after we fall asleep.
A hard night's sleep
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Sleep tips and advice
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Thanks for your watching !
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The science of sleep
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What’s your daily rhythm ?
• Do you consider yourself a morning person or an evening person ?
• At what time of day do you feel at your best? • Considering only your own "feeling best" rhythm, if you
Species Python巨蟒
Average total sleep time per day
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英文presentation一分钟范文

英文presentation一分钟范文Good morning, everyone. Today, I would like to share with you some key points from my English presentation.Firstly, I discussed the importance of effective communication in the workplace. I highlighted the fact that clear and concise communication is essential for successful collaboration and productivity. I also emphasized the need for active listening and the use of nonverbal cues to enhance understanding in a professional setting.Secondly, I talked about the role of technology in modern presentations. I explained how tools such as PowerPoint and Prezi can be used to create visually engaging and dynamic presentations. I also stressed the importance of practicing with these tools beforehand to ensure a smooth and polished delivery.Thirdly, I touched upon the significance of organizational skills in presenting information. I recommended structuring presentations in a logical and coherent manner, using bullet points and visual aids to help guide the audience through the content. I also suggested rehearsing the presentation multiple times to build confidence and familiarity with the material.In conclusion, I believe that effective communication, technological proficiency, and organizational skills are all crucial elements of a successful presentation. By incorporating these principles into your own presentations, you can deliver your message with clarity and impact. Thank you for listening.。

新视野大学英语presentation（5篇材料）

新视野大学英语presentation（5篇材料）第一篇：新视野大学英语presentation庄颖：（引入主题）Good morning, everyone.Today, we five will give a presentation about Chinese writer Mo Yan who had won the first Nobel Prize as a real Chinese citizen.At the first, I want to ask all of you that had anyone here had read just one or two books or articles written by Mr.Mo?All right, I had guessed the outcome.Er, I have to say that we college students should feel happy that we don’t have to take part in any tests like College entrance examination.Otherwise, we will must meet him in the Chinese examination.In this Nobel Prize competition, Mr.Mo’s competitor is a famous Japanese writer Haruki Murakami(村上春树).People say that the reason why Haruki failed to get the prize is that he had writer a very famous book named Norwegian Wood.And if he named the book Sweden Wood, he would must defeat Mr.Mo.Of course, it is just a joke..王越;（此次获奖情况）Let’s get to the point..Two years ago, when the jail ed Chinese dissident(持不同意见者)won the Nobel Peace Prize, the government reacted with disappointed and angry, cleaning up the announcement from the Internet, expressing strong disapproval of the award as a “shame” and calling it a Western tool to insult the ruling Communist Party.But all that seemed forgotten on Thursday, when word came that another Nobel, the 2012 literature prize, had been awarded to another Chinese citizen, the internationally famous author , and China erupted into something close to a national celebration.The state-run CCTV interrupted its prime-time broadcast to announce the news;and in a glowing account, the state-run People’s Dailyprominently wrote that the prize was “a comfort, a certification （证明）and also an affirmation（肯定）— but even more so, it is a new starting point.”赵壮:（莫言本人）Who is Mo Yan?The son of farmers, Mr.Mo was born in 1955 on the dusty plains of China’s eastern Shandong Province, where much of his fiction is set.A teenager during the fuss(骚乱)of the Cultural Revolution, he left school to work first on a farm and then in a cottonseed(棉籽)oil factory.He began writing a few years later while serving in the People’s LiberationArmy.The author’s given name is Guan Moye;Mo Yan, which means “don’t speak,” is actually a pen name tha t reflects the time in which he grew up.“At that time in China, lives were not normal, so my father and mother told me not to speak outside,” he said at the University of California, Berkeley, in 2011.“If you speak outside, and say what you think, you will get into trouble.So I listened to them and did not speak.”王冰洋：（莫言的作品）Mr.Mo’s books have touched on many of contemporary China’s most sensitive themes, including the Cultural Revolution and the country’s strict family-planning policies.One of his most fa mous books, “The Garlic Ballads” written in 1988, describes a country person’s rebellion against government wrongdoing, telling it in a semi-mythical(半神话)fashion that avoids criticizing specific government officials.But the book came in the consequence of the 1989 student unrest, and was at first considered too biting(使刺痛的)and satirical（讽刺的）to publish, according to Howard Goldblatt, Mr.Mo’s American translator.Mr.Mo instead had the book printed in Taiwan;it waspublished later on the mainland.潘英伦：（结尾）Still, some have criticized Mr.Mo’s failure to take a political st summer, he was publicly denounced for joining a group of authors who transcribed by hand a 1942 speech by Mao Zedong.The speech, which ushered(引导)in decades of government control over Chinese writers and artists, has been described as a death warrant for those who refused to subsume their talents under the Communist Party.As Mo Yan had said at a speech:“A writer should express criticism and indignation at the dark side of society and the ugliness of human nature, but we should not use one uniform expression, some may want to shout on the street, but we should tolerate those who hide in their rooms and use literature to voice their opinions.”Ps：各位，这是我结合纽约时报上的一篇报道加上自己的一些修改和补充整理出来的一份初稿。

大学英语课前演讲presentation

Language Style
Choose an appropriate language style based on the content of the speech and the characteristics of the audience, such as formal, informal, or humorous.
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Introduction
Theme Introduction
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The impact of technology on our lives
Description
The presentation will focus on how technology has transformed our lives in various aspects, including communication, education, entertainment, and work
Use visual aids
Use visual aids such as slides, charts, or handouts to support your presentation and help you move through your material more quickly
Practice makes perfect
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Correct grammar and spelling
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• Sleep deprivation not only has a major impact on cognitive functioning , but also on emotional and physical health. Moreover , it’ll arouse disorders such as sleep apnoea and the risk of obesity.
• We have around three to five REM episodes a night.
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How much sleep is required?
People like to sleep anywhere between 5 and 11 hours, with the average being 7.75 hours.
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What happens when we sleep?
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Non-REM sleep
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REM sleep
• The first rapid eye movement (REM) period usually begins about 70 to 90 minutes after we fall asleep.
The science of sleep
1
What’s your daily rhythm ?
• Do you consider yourself a morning person or an evening person ?
• At what time of day do you feel at your best? • Considering only your own "feeling best" rhythm, if you

大学英语课前演讲presentation-流行语

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Slang and jargon
For example, "2333" represents being very happy, and "Buddhist
style" represents a carefree attitude towards life.
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levels of cognitive skills , such
as speech, memory, innovative
and flexible thinking .
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What would happen if we didn't sleep?
• With continued lack of sufficient sleep, the part of the brain that controls language, menmery, planning and sense of time is severely affected, practically shutting down.
Thescienceofsleep
1
What’s your daily rhythm ?
• Do you consider yourself a morning person or an evening person ?
• At what time of day do you feel at your best? • Considering only your own "feeling best" rhythm, if you
Species Python巨蟒
Average total sleep time per day
18 hrs
Tiger
15.8 hrs
Cat Chimpanzee黑猩猩
12.1 hrs 9.7 hrs
Sheep
3.8 hrs
African elephant Giraffe长颈鹿
3.3 hrs 1.9 hr
• We have around three to five REM episodes a night.

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were entirely free to plan your day — at what time would you get up and go to bed?
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Why do we sleep ?
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We have to sleep because it
is essential to maintaining
Species Python巨蟒
Average total sleep time per day
18 hrs
Tiger
15.8 hrs
Cat
12.1 hrs
Chimpanzee黑猩猩
9.7 hrs
Sheep
3.8 hrs
African elephant
3.3 hrs
Giraffe长颈鹿
1.9 hr
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• Sleep deprivation not only has a major impact on cognitive functioning , but also on emotional and physical health. Moreover , it’ll arouse disorders such as sleep apnoea and the risk of obesity.
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Thanks for your watching !
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What happens when we sleep?
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大学英语10分钟presentation教学提纲

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Thanks for your watching !
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Species Python巨蟒
Average total sleep time per day
18 hrs
Tiger
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9.7 hrs
Sheep
3.8 hrs
African elephant
3.3 hrs
Giraffe长颈鹿
1.9 hr
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What happens when we sleep?
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NON-REM SLEEP
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REM SLEEP
• The first rapid eye movement (REM) period usually begins about 70 to 90 minutes after we fall asleep.
were entirely free to plan your day — at what time would you get up and go to bed?
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WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF WE DIDN'T SLEEP?
• With continued lack of sufficient sleep, the part of the brain that controls language, menmery, planning and sense of time is severely affected, practically shutting down.
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WHAT’S YOUR DAILY RHYTHM ?
• Do you consider yourself a morning person or an evening person ?

大学英语10分钟presentationppt课件

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What happens when we sleep?
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NON-REM SLEEP
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REM SLEEP
• The first rapid eye movement (REM) period usually begins about 70 to 90 minutes after we fall asleep.
Species Python巨蟒
Average total sleep time per day
18 hrs
Tiger
15.8 hrs
Cat
12.1 hrs
Chimpanzee黑猩猩
9.7 hrs
Sheep
3.8 hrs
African elephant
3.3 hrs
Giraffe长颈鹿
1.9 hr
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WHAT’S YOUR DAILY RHYTHM ?
• Do you consider yourself a morning person or an evening person ?
• At what time of day do you feel at your best?
• Considering only your own "feeling best" rhythm, if you were entirely free to plan your day — at what time would you get up and go to bed?
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大学英语presentation

Something about the personality
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Blooming 作者:万晓瑜宣白丹郑望雪叶冰莲
Abstract
We will share the contents as follow： .
What is the personality the post-90s/our personality
大学教育中对学生个性的培养意义在于充分调动学生个人的内在潜力，使个性的能量在其学习等各方面得到自由发挥。同时，学生个性的培养也为大学教育者提供了更多的选择，术业有专攻，不同的方面有不同的学生擅长，这就是学生自我个性所在。
The personality of successful people
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The importance of cultivating personality
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• Lead a low-key life
低调做人
• He was a common English teacher • He created a value of billions of dollars to the Internet business empire. • He is very humble, he knew the low-key life • He has said a word "Even my fortune 99.999% was away, I also feel satisfied." "As long as the country needs, ready to pay treasure to the country."

英语presentation自我介绍

英语presentation自我介绍English:Hello everyone, my name is [Your Name] and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to introduce myself today. I am a dedicated and hardworking individual with a passion for [mention your passion or field of study]. I recently graduated from [University Name] with a degree in [Your Degree], where I gained valuable knowledge and skills that have prepared me for success in the professional world. Throughout my academic journey, I have actively participated in various extracurricular activities, such as [mention any relevant activities or leadership roles], which have honed my communication and leadership abilities. I am excited about the prospect of applying my expertise in [Your Field] and contributing to the success of this presentation. Thank you for allowing me to share a bit about myself, and I look forward to collaborating with all of you.Translated content:大家好，我是[你的名字]，我很高兴今天有机会介绍自己。

英文presentation范文

英文presentation范文Title: The Importance of Time Management。

Good morning everyone,。

Today, I am going to talk about the importance of time management in our daily lives. Time management is a crucial skill that everyone should possess in order to be successful and achieve their goals. It is the process of planning and organizing how to divide your time between specific activities. Effective time management allows individuals to allocate their time to the activities that are most important to them, which can lead to increased productivity and success.First and foremost, time management helps us to prioritize our tasks and activities. With so many things competing for our time and attention, it is easy to become overwhelmed and lose focus. By managing our time effectively, we can identify what is most important andallocate our time and resources accordingly. This allows us to focus on the tasks that will help us achieve our goals and be more productive in the long run.Additionally, time management helps us to reduce stress and anxiety. When we have a clear plan and schedule for our day, we are less likely to feel overwhelmed by the demands of our work and personal lives. By setting aside specific time for each task, we can approach our responsibilities in a more organized and systematic way, which can help to reduce stress and improve our overall well-being.Furthermore, effective time management can lead to increased efficiency and productivity. When we manage our time well, we are able to complete tasks more quickly and effectively, which can lead to greater success in our personal and professional lives. By prioritizing our tasks and eliminating distractions, we can focus on the most important activities and make the most of our time.In addition, time management allows us to create a healthy work-life balance. By allocating time for work,leisure, and personal activities, we can ensure that we are not neglecting any aspect of our lives. This can help to prevent burnout and improve our overall happiness and satisfaction.Finally, time management is an essential skill for achieving our long-term goals. By effectively managing our time, we can make progress towards our goals on a daily basis. This can help us to stay motivated and focused, and ultimately lead to greater success in our personal and professional lives.In conclusion, time management is a crucial skill that can have a significant impact on our lives. By prioritizing our tasks, reducing stress, increasing efficiency, creating a healthy work-life balance, and achieving our long-term goals, we can lead more fulfilling and successful lives. I encourage everyone to take the time to develop their time management skills and reap the benefits that come with it.Thank you for listening. Do you have any questions or comments?。

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A hard night's sleep
Sleep tips and advice
What happens when we sleep?
Non-REM sleep
大家应该也有点累了，稍作休息
大家有疑问的，可以询问和交流
REM sleep
• The first rapid eye movement (REM) period usually begins about 70 to 90 minutes after we fall asleep.
• Considering only your own "feeling best" rhythm, if you were entirely free to plan your day — at what time would you get up and go to bed?
Why do we sleep ?
•
We have to sleep because it
is essential to maintaining normal
levels of cognitive skills , such
as speech, memory, innovative
and flexible thinking .
What would happen if we didn't sleep?
• We have around three to five REM episodes a night.
How much sleep is required?
People like to sleep anywhere between 5 and 11 hours, with the average being 7.75 hours.

大英presentation

What is learning?
Learning is something that most people do everyday of their lives, whether it be learning a new way to make a new dish at home or simply learning the basics such as how to get to a new location. However, for children that are in school, the first concept of leaning is knowing how to learn. This may seem as though this is something that should come natural. But, for many people the act of learning is something that they have to learn, otherwise they simply listen to the information and never really absorb it. Learning is not just memorizing facts and being able to call them up at any point in time, learning is being able to use what you know to apply it to your life and everyday situations. In essence, we could say that learning is really being able to use what you know and make it to where other people are going to understand it. So how can you learn to learn?

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What happens when we sleep?
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NON-REM SLEEP
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REM SLEEP
• The first rapid eye movement (REM) period usually begins about 70 to 90 minutes after we fall asleep.
• Sleep deprivation not only has a major impact on cognitive functioning , but also on emotional and physical health. Moreover , it’ll arouse disorders such as sleep apnoea and the risk of obesity.
were entirely free to plan your day — at what time would you get up and go to bed?
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Why do we sleep ?
•
We have to sleep because it
is essential to maintaining
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WHAT’S YOUR DAILY RHYTHM ?
• Do you consider yourself a morning person or an evening person ?
• At what time of day do you feel at your best? • Considering only your own "feeling best" rhythm, if you