朗文英语听说教程答案.docx

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朗文英语听说教程答案

朗文英语听说教程答案

朗文英语听说教程答案Unit1happinessVocabularypreview,partA,pages2-31.a2.c3.a4.b5.a6.c7.c8.c9.b10.bVocabularypreview,partB,page41.a2.b3.a4.a5.b1.

Takingbetternotes,page52.

thelectureisabouthappiness.

3.

themainideasareontheleftsideofthepage.

Themainideasare“physical”and“psychological”.

thedetailsareindentedbelowthemainideas.

Thedetailsare“smiling”/“slowheartbeat”and“notworried”/“thinkingclearly.”Listeningformainideas,partB,page6Checkthesefactors:

beingsatisfiedwithyourself,beingoptimistic,havinggoodrelationshipsListeningfordetails,partB,page71.T2.F3.T4.F5.F6.F7.T8.FUsingyournotes,partB,page7-81.optimistic2.

don’tworryaboutproblems3.

manycloserelationships4.

familyandfriends5.

alwayswanttochange6.

loseweight7.

assumethingswillgetworse8.

worryabouttheirproblems9.

newfriends10.

worktoomuchUnit2newkindsoffoodVocabularypreview,partA,pages11-121.b2.c3.c4.b5.c6.b7.a8.c9.a10bVocabularypreview,partB,page121.a2.b3.a4.b5.b6.b7.a8.b9.b10.aVocabularypreview,partC,page131.altered2.dominate3.environment4.fresh5.benefits6.pesticides7.normal8.harvest9.risks10.consume1.

Takingbetternotes,pages13-142.

thislectureisaboutgrowingorganicfood.

3.

thenotesaredividedintobenefitsandriskstwobenefitsandtworisksarelistedlisteningformainideas,PartB,page15benefits:

abdrisks:

bce1.

listeningfordetails,partB,page15corn2.strawberry3.tamato4.tomato5.corn6.strawberry1.

usingyournotes,partB,page162.

cornkillsinsectsthateattheplant.

3.

growbetter.

4.

tomatostaysfreshfortwomonths.

5.

dominateotherplants.

6.

corncanhutbutterfliesthatlivenearby.

harmfultopeople.

Unit3publicartVocabularypreview,partA,pages19-201.a2.a3.c4.a5.b6.c7.b8.a9.a10aVocabularypreview,partB,page201.b2.a3.b4.b5.aVocabularypreview,partC,page211.concept2.realistic3.features4.illustrate5.surrealistic6.peace7.huge8.promote9.interpret10.symbolizes1.

Takingbetternotes,pages21.222.

thenameofthesculptureisknot.

3.

cosimocavallaromadeit.

4.

knotwasmadein1996.

itis10feetby16feetby8feetandweighs2,400pounds.

Itismadeofrustedsteel.

thesculpturesymbolizeshumanfeelingsandconfusion.

Listeningformainideas,PartB,page241.spoonbridge2.peace3.non-violenceandcherryListeningfordetails,partB,page241.F2.T3.F4.T5.T6.F1.

Usingyournotes,partB,page252.

publicartisusuallyoutdoorsinpublicplaces.

Itisbeingmorepopular.

3.

onepurposeofpublicartistomakecitiesmorebeautifulandinterestingandletpeopleenjoyart.

4.

onee_leisspoonbridgeandcherry.

Itisahugemetalsculpture.

Itissilverandred.

It’sane_leofpopart,whichisartabouteverydaythings.

5.

anotherpurposeofpublicartistoillustrateconceptsortopromotebeliefs.

6.

onee_leispeace.

Itisastatueofawomanonahorse,anditisarealisticstatue.

Itisasymbolofpeace.

anothere_leisnon-violence.

Itisametalsculpture.

Itlookslikeaguntiedinaknot.

Thisisimpossible,sothissculptureisane_leofsurrealism.

Itspurposeistopromotepeace.

Unit4journeytoAntarcticaVocabularypreview,partB,page281.g2.c3.d4.j5.h6.e7.i8.b9.f10.aTakingbetternotes,pages29-301.1907-19092.8/7/19073.1.19084.10/29/19085.>2mos.1/9/1909Listeningformainideas,partB,page311432675Listeningfordetails,partB,page321.T2.F3F4F5T6T7F8FUsingyournotes,partB,pages32-332jan.183oct.

274.april95may206aug.

30Unit5violenceontelevisionVocabularypreview,partA,pages36-371a2a3b4b5c6b7c8a9c10aVocabularypreview,partB,page371a2a3b4b5aVocabularypreview,partC,page381act2long-term3average4focused5impact6estimate7characters8immediate9assess10linkTakingbetternotes,pages38-39Answerswillvary.

Listeningformainideas,partB,page394231Listeningfordetails,partB,page401c2a3b4a5c6b7c8bUsingyournotes,partB,page41Almost98%ofAmericanfamilieshaveatelevision.

CartoonshavemoreactsofviolencethanadultTVshows.

Achildseesabout100000actsofviolencebyage12.

WhenchildrenwatchalotofTV,theyaremoreviolentUnit6toooldtolearn?

Vocabularypreview,partB,page441f2c3g4h5a6j7c8b9i10dVocabularypreview,partC,page451remove2adolescents3skill4evidence5conclude6theory7native8period9accent10criticalTakingbetternots,pages45-461L12L23.

DiffbetweenL1+L2Listeningformainideas,partB,page471b2b3cListeningfordetails,partB,page481a2b3a4c5bUsingyournotes,partB,page491animalsorhumans2tosing3hearparent’ssong4tosee5havelight6tospeakwithoutaccent7beyoungUnit7arewealone?

Vocabularypreview,partA,page52Paragraph11c2b3d4aParagraph21c2a3bParagraph31b2c3aVocabularypreview,partB,page531beings2gala_y3lightyears4investigate5appro_imately6range7signal8locate9restricted10telescopeTakingbetternotes,pages54-551whatdoesSET1standfor?

2howdidtheSET1projectbegin?

Listeningformainideas,partB,page552143Listeningfordetails,partB,page561a2a3b4b5a6cUsingyournotes,partB,page571….thereare400billionstarsinourgala_yand100billiongala_iesintheuniverse.

Otherplascanprobablysupportlifesimilartolifeonearth2....usingradiotelescopestolistenforradiosignalsfromspace.

3….wemaylocateotherintelligentbeings.

4….

Radiosignalstravelquicklythroughspaceandhavealongrange.

5….travelatthespeedoflight.

Aradiosignaltakesfouryearstoreachusfromthenearestgala_y,alphacentauri.

Is4.2lightyearsaway.

6….travel10milespersecond.

itwouldtake60000yearsforarockettotraveltousfromthenearestgala_y.

7….havealongrange.

Theycantravellongdistances.

Andarenotrestrictedtoonearea.

8….arerestrictedtotravelinginonedirection.

Unit8dotherightthingVocabularypreview,partA,pages60-611a2b3b4c5c6a7b8a9c10cVocabularypreview,partB,page621aabilitybright2afuneralbprinciple3aanalyzebjustify4asourcebrespect5aindividualbmonVocabularypreview,partC,page621individual2right3respect4source5ability6funeral7principles8mon9analyze10justify1.

Takingbetternotes,page632.

theterms“ethics”and“ethicaldecision”aredefined.

Thetermsareunderlinedtoshowthattheyareimportant.

thedefinitionfor“ethics”is“principlesfordecidingrightandwrong.”Thedefinitionfor“ethicaldecision”is“goodorcorrectdecision.”Thenotesshowthattheyaredefinitionsbyshowingthekeywordofphraseontheleftandthedefinitionontheright.

Listeningformainideas,partB,page641c2b3bListeningfordetails,partB,page65Individualrights:

136mongood:

245Usingyournotes,partB,pages66-671.

Notecard12.

right3.

thinkfreelyandmakehisorherowndecisionswrong1.

notecard22.

themostpeoplethefewestpeople1.

notecard32.

notlietothewoman3.

lyingisalwayswrong4.

lietothewomanandgivethemoneytotheschoolthemoneywillhelpmorepeopleunit9agoodnight’ssleepVocabularypreview,partA,pages70-711a2b3a4c5b6c7a8c9a10bVocabularypreview,partB,pages71-72Paragragh11survey2habits3consequence4relatedParagraph21require2minimum3functionParagraph31creates2recognize3depriveVocabularypreview,partC,page721recognize2consequence3habit4minimum5related6function7require8creates9survey10deprivation1.

Takingbetternotes,pages72-732.

forty-fourpercentofteenagerswatchTVbeforebedand35percentdrinksodawithcaffeine.

Theconsequenceisthattheygotobedlateanddon’tsleepwell.

3.

mostteensgetfewerthaneighthoursofsleepanight.

thenpercentofteensarelateforschool,60percentaretiredatschool,and15percentfallasleepinclass.

Listeningformainideas,partB,page741ac2bcListeningfordetails,partB,page751.Fmanypeopledon’trecognizethatsleepdeprivationisaserioushealthproblem2T3FthirtypercentofAmericansworkmorethanfiftyhoursaweek4~6T7.

Fthereare100000sleep-relatedcaraccidentsintheuseachyear8.

T1.

Usingyournotes,partB,pages75-762.

workoverfiftyhoursaweek3.

lesstimeforotherthings,includingsleep4.

twenty-fourhoursaday5.

stayuplatewatchingTV,usinginter6.

Americansusuallysleepy7.

Americansmakemistakesbecausesleepy8.

sleep-relatedaccidentsayear9.

injuries10.

deaths11.

sleepywhiledrivingfallasleepdrivingunit10negotiatingforsuccessVocabularypreview,partA,page791e2d3c4b5a6i7h8f9g10jVocabularypreview,partB,page801a2a3b4a5b6a7a8a9b10b1.

Takingbetternotes,pages81-822.

joiningtwopanies3.

handinginhomeworklate4.

wheretogoonvacationchoosingaTVgameshowlisteningformainideas,partB,page831b2a3cListeningfordetails,partB,pages83-841a2b3b4b5b6a1.

Usingyournotes,partB,page842.

youaren’tdoingyourwork3.

municate4.

I5.

I’mworriedbecausetheworkisn’tdone.

6.

ofyoutheprojectwillbelate.

Unit11riskingitVocabularypreview,partA,page88Paragraph11e2c3d4b5aParagraph21e2c3b4d5aVocabularypreview,partB,page891perceives2injuries3circumstances4everyday5versus6significant7natural8actual9occur10controlVocabularypreview,partC,page891circumstances2significant3control4natural5versus6perceive7actual8everyda