新视野视听说第三版B1U4听力原文Word文档格式.docx

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work.Ittakesabout15minutes.

M2:

Igettoworkbycar.

W1:

Bus.

W2:

Iwalktowork.

M3:

IgettoworkonthetubeandIwalksomeoftheway.

W3:

Aboutfiveminuteswalktothestation,WaterlooStation,andthenIgetonabuswhichtakes

about20…25minutes.

M4:

OnmostdaysIusethetube-myjourneyintoworkandmyjourneyhomeattheendof

the

day.

M5:

Icycletowork.That'

sthequickestand

easiestway.

W4:

Icycleintoworkeverydayonmybike.

Part2

Whatdoyoudoonyourjourneytowork?

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SometimesIlistentomusicandsometimes

Ireadabook.

IeitherreadthenewspaperorIread

books.

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andtrytoavoidholesintheroadwhicharequite

dangerous.

IlistentomyiPod.

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anaccident.

Part3

Whatdoyoulikeaboutit?

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SeeinghowtheIandscapechangesthroughtheseasons.

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havetofightforaseat.

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exercise.

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beingoutsideintheopen.

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aboutaquarterofanhourhealthy.

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Part4

Whatdon'

tyoulikeaboutyourjourneytowork?

she

Um,Idon'

tlikeitwhenit'

sverybusyin

themorningsandIdon'

tlikeitwhenitandsweatyonthetube.

spackedwithpeopl

saveryfullbus.Itbecauseit'

sthe“workbus”

Therearesomeverybaddriversontheroad.

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wet.

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sverywindycomingoverbridgeanditmakesmyeyeswater.

there'

snothingtolikeordislikeaboutit.

Listening

G=Guide;

V1=Visitor1;

V2=Visitor2;

V3=

Visitor3

G:

So,ladiesandgentlemen.Let

can

transportsectionnow.Couldyouallcomeoverthisway?

Let'

slookatthesephotos.Asyousee,theseearlymethodsoftransporthavetwothingsincommon…They'

reallgreatideagreatwaystotravelthroughtheairratherthanontheground…buttheyweren'

successful!

Therewasabigproblemwitheach

one.

V1:

Butthemonorail-thatwassuccessful.G:

Well,yesandno.Lookatthisphotoontheleft.It'

sfromtheWorldFairinSeattle.Thatwas

in1962.MonorailswereaverypopularideainAmericaatthattime.Peoplewantedtoleavetheircarsathomeandgotoworkbypublictransport.Buttheyweren'

tsuccessful

•but

monorailsaredifficulttobuildandexpensivetokeepingoodcondition.Soyou'

reright.

Therearesomemonorailsintheworldnotverymany!

V2:

Hey.Lookatthisphoto.Isthatacarunderaplane?

Oh,yes.Thiswasaveryinterestingidea.PeoplewantedtoflyfromLosAngelestoNewYork…andthendrivestraightintothecitycenterfromtheairport.

Noway!

How?

Well,theideawasthatthecarcameoffthebottomoftheplaneandthenyougotinand

drove

away.Thiswasinthe1940s.Ah,yes.Look.Here'

stheade:

1948.ltwasaniceidea-noairportsorwaitingaround—butitwasn'

successful.

Whynot?

Therewasanengineeringproblem.Thecarwastooheavyandsmallplanesweren'

tstrong

enoughtocarrythem（it）.

V3:

What'

sthis?

Ahelicopterintiegarage?

G:

Yes,indeed.Welaughatthisnow,butpeoplewereveryseriousaboutitatthetime.Peoplewantedtoleavehomeinthemorning,saygoodbyetothefamilyandgotoworkbyprivatehelicopter.Theideawasverypopular,but,ofcourse,itwasimpossible.Helicoptersareverydifficulttoflyandcanyouimagi