大学体验英语4第一至第六单元录音原文文档格式.docx

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all-whiteracialidentityself-consciousworriedcaught

identifyingwithAfricanAmericansmoreconfusedbelieve

beacceptedcommunitybelonging

Answers（inbold）

1.startledconfuseddisoriented

2.beyondmyreachbeyondmyinterest

3.frozehelplessunabletodefendmyself

4.bankfraudcommittedthecrime

■ListeningTask1

FirstListeningAnswers

introverted

shy

timid

SecondListeningAnswers

1.Thespeaker’sgrandmathoughthiswayofbeingwasunusual/therewassomethingwrongwiththespeaker.

2.Thespeakerwassurprisedathisgrandma’sremarkbecauseheneverthoughthiswayofbeingwasproblematic/heneverwantedtoplaywiththeotherchildren.

3.Whenhewaswiththeotherchildrenthespeakerfeltconfused/different/disoriented.

AnswersforReference

1.Otherchildrenlikedplayinggamestogether;

Ilikedbeingalonereadingandwriting.Mygrandmareactedtomywayofbeingbyremarking”whatiswrongwithyou?

Whydon’ttheotherchildrenwanttoplaywithyou?

”BythenIhadneverhadaninterestinplayingwithotherchildren.Ithoughtitwasonlynaturalformetobelikethis.Ihadneverthoughtthattheydidn’t“wanttoplaywith”me.Later,inthefourthgrade,Ibegantofeelmyselfdifferentfromotherchildren,livinginadifferentuniverse.Idecidedtoturnbacktomyinnerworldreadingandwritingagain.InthiswayImovedfurtherawayfrommypeers.Ihavealwaysfounditdifficulttoparticipateinthecasualsocialchat.

2.Acceptwhoyouare.

Script

Theneighborhoodchildrenmyageplayedtogether:

eitheractive,physicalgamesoutdoorsorgamesofdolls-and-houseindoors.I,ontheotherhand,spentmuchofmychildhoodalone.Iwouldcurlupinachairreadingfairytalesandmyths,daydreaming,writingpoemsorstoriesanddrawingpictures.Sometimearoundthefourthgrade,my“big”（oftencritical,judgmental）Grandma,whowouldbeenvisitingussaidtome,“Whatiswrongwithyou!

”Irememberbeingstartledandconfusedbyherquestion.Iwouldneverbeenparticularlyinterestedinplayingwiththeotherchildren.Ithadnot,tillthen,occurredtomethatthatwaseitheroddorsomethingwrongwithme.Norhaditoccurredtomethattheydidnot“wanttoplaywith”me.Myfirstconsciousmemoryoffeelingdifferentwasinthefourthgrade.Atthewardrobe,listeningtoclassmatesjoking,chatteringandlaughingwitheachother,IrealizedIhadnotaclueaboutwhatwassofunnyorofhowtoparticipateintheireasychatter.TheyseemedtoliveinauniverseaboutwhichIknewnothingatall.Itriedtoactlikeothersbutitwassodifficult.Ifeltconfusedanddisoriented.Iturnedbacktomyinnerworld:

readingbooks,writinganddaydreaming.Myinwardnessgrewmeinwaysthatcontinuedtomovemefurtherawayfromtheworldofmyagepeers.Theeasyflowofcasualsocialchathasremainedforeverbeyondmyreachandbeyondmyinterest,too.

Answers

Beingrefusedbybothsocieties.

■ListeningTask2

1.F2.?

3.T4.F5.T6.T7.?

ThegreatestdifficultyformeisthatasapersonofmixedoriginIamathomeneitherhereorthere.WheneverIam,Iamregardedasbeingforeign,either“white”or“black”.IthappenstomewhenIliveinmymother’scountryoforigin,inSwitzerland,andithappenedtomewhenIwaslivinginmyfather’scountry,IvoryCoast.IwouldfeelathomewhereIcouldfeelpeopleacceptmejustthewayIam!

Whenyouareasmallchildyoufirstdonotfeelthatyouaredifferentfromtheothers.Butsoontheotherswillmakeyoufeeldifferent–andchildrentoocanbeverycruelintheirbehavioragainstthe“strangechild”.Sometimesincredibleincidentshappen.SometimeagoIwasridingmybikesomewhereinalittleplaceinSwitzerlandnearbywhereIlive.Acardroveby,andthemaledriveropenedthewindowandyelledatme:

”Scheiss–Neger-dirtynigger!

”Ialmostfroze.Ifelthelplessandunabletodefendmyself.WhenIlookedatthenumberplate,IsawthatitwasaGermannumberplate.Thismeansthattheinsultingpersonhimselfwasaforeignerinthiscountry!

Howcouldhedareinsultmelikethisway?

IfeltthatIwantedtokillthisman.WhenIrecoveredIwasunabletothinkaboutitmoreaboutclearly.Theseracistpeoplearejuststupidanddonotknowanythingaboutlife.

■RealWorldListening

1.Themanwaswantedbythepolicebecausehewaschargedwithbankfraud.

2.Themanpaidthemoneyandallthechargesweredismissed.

3.Hespentseveraldaysinprisonforacrimehedidn’tcommit.Apparentlythepoliceknewthathewasnotthepersonwhocommittedthebankfraud.

4.Theircreditmayberuinedsothattheycan’tgetloansanditmaytakethemyearstosettlethedamage.

5.Thepersonwhostoletheman’s