施心远主编《听力教程》3 第2版Unit 6答案Word格式.docx

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s（3）temperbad"

saidGeorgeEliot.InSouthernCalifornia,theSantaAnais（4）associatedwithanincreaseindepressionanddomestic（5）violence.

Scientistshavetried（6）withoutsuccesstoidentifyphysiologicalreasonsforthese（7）reactions.Everyoneagrees,however,that（8）drywindsliketheSantaAna,themistralinFranceandthefoehn*inGermanyandSwitzerlandseemtohave（9）negativeeffectsonourmentalandphysical（10）well-being.

Onwindydays,playgroundfights,（11）suicidesandheartfailuresaremore（12）frequent.InGeneva,trafficaccidents（13）increasewhenawindcalledthebise*blows.Atthe（14）requestofpatients,someSwissandGermanhospitals（15）postponesurgeryduringthefoehn.

Itishumantoaskwhatis（16）behindthewind.Itiseasytopersonifythewindasthe（17）breathofGod.Theactoftakingwindintoourlungsiswhat（18）givesuslife.TheJews,Arabs,RomansandGreeksalltooktheirwordfor（19）spiritfromthewordforwind.

Butourday-to-daylivesarenolonger（20blownonthewinds.Wedonotidentifywindwithspiritanymore.

Part2ListeningforGist

AcatgotontoaScandinavianAirlinesplaneinNairobiyesterdayandcostthecompanyabout£

10,000.Oneofthe66passengersheardastrange"

miaow"

whentheplanelandedinCopenhagen.Mechanicsarrivedimmediatelyandtheairlinecompanyphonedforananimalambulance.Themechanicsfoundthecataftereighthours'

work.Ithadgotintotheair-conditioningsysteminNairobi.TheplanewastwelvehourslateleavingforTokyo,costingthecompany£

10,000.Thecatwasquitewellafteritsexperienceandwasgivenalargebowlofmilkandaplateoffish.

Exercise

Directions:

Listentothepassageandfinditstopicsentence.

Thetopicsentenceis"

10.000."

SectionTwo

ListeningComprehension

Part1Dialogue

WhataCoincidence!

Storyteller:

Talkingofcoincidences,didItellyouaboutwhathappenedtomeandJeannielastholiday?

Friend（s）:

No.

WewentonholidayintheStatesandwewenttoMexico.Well,weweredrivingdowntoMexicoCity.WeweregoingtospendafewdaysinPalmBeach...seethesea,lookupanoldfriend,youknow.Aswelefttherewestoppedatagarageforacarcheck...oil,thewater,thetires,allthat...petrol.Andthemechanicsspottedsomething.Theysaidthatourfuelpumpwasnotworkingproperlyanditwasquiteserious...itwouldcostalotofmoney...well,wewereveryworried.

Wereyouinsured?

Well,no,weweren'

tandIdidn'

thavethatmuchmoneyonme,youknow.Itwasmeanttobeacheapholiday.Well,justthen,twomendroveupandtheysaidwhat'

stheproblem?

And,doyouknow?

Theyweremechanics-itwassuchgoodluck.Theylookedatourcarandtheysaid,"

There'

snothingwrongwithyourcar.Don'

tspendmoneyonit.Justforgetaboutit."

Well,naturally,wewereworried,but...er,Ithought...I'

lltrustthem,Ithinkthey'

reright.So,wedroveon,wecrossedtheMexicanborderandhadamarvelousfewdayssightseeingthereroundMonterey.

Oh,oh,brilliant...jealous...

AndthenwewentonandontoMexicoCity.WedroveaboutfortykilometersandthenwesawacarwiththesameUSnumberplatesastheothercarwe'

dseeninPalmBeach.

You'

rejoking!

Itwasparkedbytheroad,andthesametwomenwhogaveustheadviceaboutourcarwerestuckwiththeircar.

Oh,no!

So,westoppedandaskedthemwhatwaswrong.Anddoyouknow?

Theircarhadbrokendownforexactlythesamereason:

Thefuelpumpwasn'

tworking!

Itwasquiteextraordinary.

Exercise

Listentothedialogueanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrue（T）orfalse（F）

l.T2.T3.F4.F5.T6.F7.T8.F

Part2Passage

CorporateCulture

1.Howwelltheemployee"

fits"

theculturecanmakethedifferencebetweenjob-searchsuccessandfailure.

2.Itguideshowemployeesthink,act,andfeel.

3.Theamountoftimeoutsidetheofficeyou'

reexpectedtospendwithco-workersispartofthecorporateculture.

4.Thetruthisthatyouwillneverreallyknowthecorporatecultureuntilyouhaveworkedatthecompanyforanumberofmonths.

5.Itshouldbeaplacewhereyoucanhaveavoice,berespected,andhaveopportunitiesforgrowth.

Whyshouldjobseekerscareaboutapotentialemployer'

scorporateculture?

Aren'

ttheremoreimportantfactorstoconsider,suchasthejobitself,salaryandbonuses,andfringebenefits（附加福利）?

Thesefactorsare