新标准大学英语视听说教程听力原文Unitnew.docx

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新标准大学英语视听说教程听力原文Unitnew

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新标准大学英语视听说教程听力原文Unitnew

Unit5-Conversation1

Mark:

Haveyougotyourticketsfortheplay

Kate:

Whatplay

Mark:

TheplaywhichOUDSareproducing.Youknow,theplayI'minattheOxfordPlayhouse.

Kate:

Oh,thatplay!

Well,er...

Mark:

Whataboutyou,Janet

Janet:

What'stheplaycalled

Mark:

WaitingforGodot,bySamuelBeckett.Youarecoming,aren'tyou

Kate:

Beckett

Janet:

Whynot

Kate:

Well,um,I'msureyou'llbetotallybrilliant,Mark...butIwishIcouldunderstandtheplay.Itdoesn'tmakesense.

Mark:

Ifonlyyouweremorepatient,Kate.Beckett'safascinatingwriter.You'llcomethough,won'tyou,JanetYoureallyoughttoseesomethinglikethisatleastonceduringyourstayinOxford.

Janet:

Well,I'mnotsure.

Mark:

Oh,comeon!

Please!

Janet:

ButifKatedoesn'tunderstandtheplay,there'snowayI'llbeabletofollowit.

Kate:

Doyouwanttogo

Janet:

Well,Ilovegoingtothetheatre,andI'dreallyliketoseeMarkacting.Andactually,yes,IthinkIshouldseeaplaybySamuelBeckett.

Mark:

Good!

Soyou'recoming,Janet.Iwishyou'dcome,too,Kate.It'sareallygoodperformance.

Kate:

Well,OK,butI'monlydoingitbecauseyou'reinit.Whenisiton

Mark:

NextTuesdaytoSaturday.

Janet:

HowaboutgoingFridaynight

Mark:

That'sgreat.Butyou'dbettergetyourticketssoon,becausewe'reexpectingafullhouse.

Unit5-Conversation2

Kate:

Well,whatdidyouthink

Janet:

Itwas...veryinteresting.

Kate:

Ididn'thaveacluewhatwasgoingon.Absolutelynothinghappened!

Idon'tknowwhyIbotheredcomingtoseeit

Janet:

IthoughtMarkwasbrilliant.

Kate:

Yes,Ididtoo,ofcourse...

Janet:

ButIwishIhadreadtheplaybeforeIsawit.IfonlyIhadknownthestory,itmighthavebeeneasiertofollowit.HowlongdoyouthinkMarkwillbe

Janet:

Iguessheneedstogetchangedfirst.Hesaidhe'djoinusassoonaspossible.

Kate:

Hereheis.HiMark!

Mark:

Hi,whatdidyouthinkHowwasI

Janet:

Itwas...verychallenging.

Kate:

Itwasso-so.

Janet:

Butyouwerebrilliant!

Welldone.

Kate:

Youwereawesome,Mark.Everyoneadoredyourperformance.Darling,youweretodiefor!

Mark:

OK,OK,don'texaggerate.Iwasn'tthatgood!

Anyway,I'vegotsomegreatnews!

Janet:

Tellus!

Mark:

We'vestartedtalkingaboutnextterm'sOUDSplay.

Kate:

What'sitgoingtobe

Mark:

Hamlet,byWilliamShakespeare!

Janet:

Great!

Andwho'sgoingtoplayHamlet

Kate:

Don'ttellme,letmeguess!

Mark:

Tobeornottobe,thatisthequestion!

Janet:

Idon'tbelieveit.You'regoingtoplayHamlet

Kate:

Comeon,let'scelebrate...fromBecketttoShakespeare.TodayOxford,tomorrow,Hollywood!

Unit5-Outsideview

Part1

Viewer1So,whatdoyouguyswanttowatch

Viewer2Uh,Idon'tknow.What'son

Viewer3HowaboutadocumentaryontheHistoryChannelIlikewatchinghistoryprogrammes.

Viewer2Idon'treallylikewatchingtheHistoryChannel.

Viewer1HowaboutabaseballgameFrom1973

Viewer3Nothanks!

Howaboutacookingshow

Viewer1Yeah,Ilovewatchingcookingshows.

Viewer2What

Viewer1Ido!

Viewer2Uh,Idon'tlikecookingshows.Uh,let'swatchsomemusicvideos.

Viewer1Thisisawful!

Viewer3Canyouseewhat'sonanotherchannel

Viewer1Yeah,sure.Whatchannel

Viewer3Uh,anythingbutthis.

Voice-overThesetelevisionviewersaretryingtodecideonaprogrammetowatch,byclickingonchannels,andseeingwhat'son.Thispracticeisknownaschannelsurfing.Inthepast,itwasnotdifficulttodecidewhattowatchonTV.Therewereonlythreechannelstochoosefrom.Cabletelevisionhaschangedallthat.Therearesomanychannels,andsomanydifferentkindsofprogrammestowatch,manyviewersfinditdifficulttodecidewhattowatch,evenwhentheyarewatchingbythemselves.Thisbusinesstravellerdoesn'tlikeanything.Manypeoplelikeaparticulartypeofprogramme.

Speaker1TVprogrammesIlikewatchingarecookingshows,um,comedyshows.

Speaker2Iusuallywatchdramas,murdermysteryprogrammes,quizzes,comedies.

Speaker3Ilikewatchingtalkshows.

Speaker4IguessofallmyfavouriteTVshowsI'dlikenewsprogrammes.

Speaker5Iliketowatchsoapoperasandnews.

Speaker6Iliketowatchcomedyshows.

Speaker7Well,Ilikegooddrama,Ilikealotofthecopshows,um...Ilikealotofthesciencefictionshowsandgoodhistory.

Speaker8TVprogrammesIliketowatcharelikesports,automotive.Discovery,thattypeofthing.

Part2

Voice-overCartoonshavealwaysbeenpopular.ThisbrotherandsisterarewatchingtheirfavouriteDVD.MumTurnthatdown!

BoyOK,Mum.

Voice-overHe,heturnsitdown.Nowthevolumeistoolow.Forcouples,decidingwhattowatchcanrequiresomeverycarefulnegotiation.

WomanOh,look!

PrettyWomanison!

Ilovewatchingthatmovie.

JoePrettyWoman!

Oh,no,notPrettyWoman!

WomanJoe,youknowit'smyfavouritemovie.It'soninfiveminutes.I'llberightback.I'mjustgoingtogetsomecoffee.

JoeIdon'tlikewatchingthatkindofmovie.PlusIdon'tlikeJuliaRoberts.Actually,Ireallyhatethatmovie.Voice-overJoerealizesthatthere'sabasketballgameontomorrownight.Hewantstoaskhisfriendsovertowatchit.WomanYou'resosweettowatchthiswithme.Iknowyouprobablydon'twanttoseeitagain.

JoeOh,sure.Idon'tmind.There'snothingelseonanyway.Nottonight,

Viewer1Hey,look.Swordfishison.JohnTravoltaandHalleBerry

Viewer2No,I'vealreadyseenthattwice.

Viewer3Ihatethatmovie.

Viewer1OK.HowaboutTheMatrix

Viewer3That'sOK.ButI'veseenittoomanytimes.

Viewer2Yeah,metoo.ButIlovethatmovie.

Viewer3Youguys,there'snothingon.

Viewer2Yeah,you'reright.

Viewer1Hey,howaboutwegooutandgetsomepizza

Viewer3That'sagoodidea.Turnthatoff.

MumItoldyoutoturnitdown.NowI'mgoingtoturnitoff.

WomanOh,it'sover.Ijustlovethatmovie!

Thanksforputtingupwithitagain.Iknowit'snotyourfavourite.

JoeThat'sOK.Buttomorrow'smyturn.I'maskingtheguysovertowatchthebasketballgame.

WomanOh,that'sfine.Iwon'tbehereanywayrememberI'mgoingtovisitmysister

JoeOh,yeah.That'sright.

Voice-overThebusinesstravellerseemstohavefoundwhathewaslookingfor,aprogrammethatputshimtosleep.Andthat'sallfortonight,folks!

Besuretotuneintomorrow!

Unit5-Listeningin

NewsReport

AnewcrazeissweepingthecityofToronto,Canada.Moreandmoreboardgamecafesareopeningindifferentneighborhoods.

Insomeofcafes,customerspayanhourlyratetoplaytabletopgames;inothersaflatfeeallowsthemtoplayforanunlimitedtime.Ontopofthefee,thecafesalsorequirecustomerstopurchasefoodanddrinks.

Mostcafesofferhundredsofgames,varyingfromclassicslike“Monopoly”and“Battleship”toEuropeanstrategygameslike“SettlersofCatan”and“Agricola”.Theyalsohavestaffmemberstoteachcustomerstherulesofthegameifnecessary.Thismeansthatplayersaremorecomfortableexploringgamesthattheyhaven’tplayedbefore.

Peopleenjoygoingtothesecafesbecausetheycantryoutthegames.Itischeaperthanbuyingthegamesandthendecidingtheydon’tlikethem.Also,it’slikehavingapartywithyourfriends—butnotatyourownhouse!

1.Whatdowelearnaboutboardgamecafesfromthenewsreport

2.Whydopeopleenjoygoingtoboardgamecafes

Passage1

Announcer1：

Thanksforthenewsupdate.Andit'sThursdayevening,timetostartplanningtheweekend,andtimetohearfromJennywithourweeklyupdate,What'sOninTown.

Announcer2：

Thanks,Mark.

Announcer1：

What’sitgoingtobeJennyAweekendinfrontofthetelevision,oroutonthetown

Announcer2：

Definitelyoutonthetown,Mark.It'safun-filledweekend,withsomethingforeveryone.Foranyonewholikesclassicalmusic,there'sBeethoven'sNinthSymphonyintheWestgateConcertHallonFridayevening.

Announcer1：

That'stheonewiththatcatchytune

Announcer2：

Idon'tthinktheSouthbankChoirwillletyoujoininwithavoicelikethat!

Ticketsare￡10,withconcessionsforstudentsandseniorcitizens,anditstartsat8pm.

Announcer1：

OK,andwhat'sonatthecinema

Announcer2：

I’vegotacoupleofsuggestions.ForthoseofyouwholikeChinesemovies,there'saretrospectiveonZhangYimou'sfilmsbeginningwithTheHouseoftheFlyingDaggersattheArthouseCinemainNorthStreet.Ifyouhaven'tseen,it’samazing.It'sonat7pmonSaturdaynight.AndotherfilmsshowingnextweekincludeHero,andRaisetheRedLantern.Ticketsare￡12,withtheusualconcessions.

Announcer1：

HowaboutaHollywoodblockbuster

Announcer2：

NotsureTdcallitablockbuster,butthenextpartofLordoftheRingsisshowingatGlobeCinema.It'sonFridayandSaturdayatpm,tickets￡8.

Announcer1：

OK,LordoftheRings,that’sagreatseries.Now,howaboutsomethingmorecultural

Announcer2：

There'safabulousexhibitionattheSmithMuseumcalled,“TheArtofVenice”,withacollectionofpaintingsfromallovertheworld.It'sopenfrom10amto6pmonSaturdayandSundayandentranceisfree.

Announcer1：

OK,soundsgood.Andwhataboutthemusicscene

Announcer2：

FridaynightisopenmicnightattheGeorgeInn.Ityouwanttohearsomegreatmusic,itstartsatpmFridaynight.Butifyouwanttofindoutwhatit’sliketoperforminfrontofaliveaudience,bookaslotwiththeorganizersandthey11sing,play,dance,whatever...Nicefriendlyatmosphere,butmakesureyou'vegotafiveortenminuteactbeforeyouoffertotryitoutonstage.Noentrancefee,butyou’llneedtobuyaroundortwoofdrinks.

Announcer1：

Anythingelse

An