三年级英语听力练习_英语听力文章练习：我们见过吗

You wake up one morning to find a strange manstanding in your kitchen; worse than that, heseemsto have made himself completely at home.
你一早醒来，发现你的厨房里站着一个陌生人。更糟糕的是，他似乎像在自己家一样随意。

Someone's child is sitting in the living room watchingtelevision, on which somebody or other isgiving aspeech while standing next to a bust of some oldguy.

不知谁家的孩子正坐在客厅看电视，电视里播放着一个人站在一位老者的半身像旁高声演讲着。

Who are these people? Andwhere's your family?

这些人是谁?你的家人去哪儿了?

If you suffered from the neurological disorder called “facial agnosia,” a twilight-zonestyleexperience of this sort might be a reality.

如果你患上了一种脑神经失调的面孔失认症，那么像这样模糊不清的“过渡”式的经历或许是一个事实。

Facial agnosia typically occurs to people who havereceived damage to the right hemisphere ofthe brain due to stroke or injury.

面孔失认症常出现于人们大脑的右半球被打击或损伤后。

People with facial agnosia lose the ability to recognize even the most familiar faces:

患有面孔失认症的人会失去辨认面孔的能力，即使是最熟悉的人也不列外：

in this case a husband anddaughter, the president of the United States and a bust of AbrahamLincoln.

比如丈夫或者女儿，美国的总统或者亚伯拉罕林肯的半身像。

In severe cases anexamining physician will be able to hold up a photograph of him or herselfand, seated in front ofthe patient with facial agnosia, ask if they recognize this person—to noavail.

在严重的情况下，检查的医生会拿着一张自己的照片，坐在面孔失认症患者的前面，询问他们是否认识这个人，但是完全不起作用。

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