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17£®Teamwork is just as important in science as it is on the playing field or in the gym£®Scientific investigations £¨µ÷²é£© are almost always carried out by teams of people working together£®Ideas are shared£¬experiences are designed£¬data are analyzed£¬and results are evaluated and shared with other investigators£®Group work is necessary£¬and is usually more productive than working alone£®
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TitleWorking Together
ThemeEffective performance needs highly cooperated £¨71£©teamwork
General rules•Keep an open mind to everyone's £¨72£©ideas/opinions/views/thoughts£®
•Divide the group task among group members£®
•£¨73£©Support/Encourage and trust each other£®
£¨74£©Suggestions/Advice/Tips•Understand and agree to the £¨75£©given/assigned task of one's own£®
•Take turns doing various tasks£®
•Show concern for others to ensure safety£®
•Take £¨76£©responsibility for one's own learning£®
•Compare your own observations with those of others£®
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an issue
•Break the £¨77£©topic/subject/issue into several areas£®
•Keep records of the sources just in £¨78£©case£®
•£¨79£©Exchange/Share your information with others via proper format£®
•Make all decisions by compromise and agreement£®
£¨80£©Evaluate
effectiveness
•Analyze the strengths and weaknesses£®
•Find out the opportunities and challenges£®
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28£®If you are a good investor£¬Cin the stock market£®
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B£®you can tell exactly when the stock goes up or down
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D£®your gambling is always safe
29£®The passage mainly wants to tell usC£®
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