新视野大学英语视听说教程第三版第一册第七单元录音文本完全版Word下载.docx

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W1:

IlovebeinginLondon.IhavelovedmytimeinLondon,butasI’mgettingolder,Iincreasinglywanttovisitthecountrysidemoreandmore.

M2:

It’snice;

it’s,it’squiet–youknow,youcanforgetaboutthecity.

W2:

Iloveit.Iwasbroughtupinthecountryside.

M3:

Ilovebeinginthecountryside.Ilovethequiet;

Ilovethefreshair.It’sgreat.

W3:

Ilovebeinginthecountryside.Um,I’vecome,IcomefromHertfordshire,so,althoughit’snot…whereIliveisn’tactuallydirectlyinthecountryside.Ifyoudrivefor10minutes,you’reinitandit’sbeautiful.

W4:

Ilovethecountryside.It’sanicechangetolivinginLondonandIenjoytakingweekendsout.UmIenjoycamping.

M4:

IenjoythecountrysidebecauseI’ve,I’velivedthereforabout37years.AndparticularlyIenjoyed（enjoy）gardening–growingalotofvegetables.

Part2

ThethingIlikemostaboutbeinginthecountrysideiswatchinganimalsandbirds.Howaboutyou?

Doyoulikewildlife?

Well,Iam,er,ananimallover.Er,I’mavegetarianaswell.

Ilikewildlifeandanimals.Er,sinceIwasalittlegirl,I’vealwaysreallylikedfoxesforsomereason.AndIknowalotofpeopledon’t,butfoxeshavealwaysbeenmyfavoriteanimal.

Ilovewildlife.Er,Ireally,sortof,enjoythingsthatyoudon’tseeeveryday–um…enjoysortofveryexoticwildlifethatIhaven’tseenbefore.

Ilike,um,watchingthemonthetelly.

Ithink,Ithinkanimalsarelivingbeingsandshouldbetreatedasso–shouldbetreatedwithrespect.

Ilike,um,bigcats.They’reverygraceful;

they’reverybeautiful.Um,andum,somethingI’ve,I’vealwaysjusthadafascinationwithfromanearlyage.Er,Ialsoquitelikelargesnakes.Afriendofmineusedtokeepthem.

Mynephewandniecehaveaguineapig,whichIlove.

Part3

Arethereanyanimalsyou’refrightenedof?

Snakesandscorpions.Um,just’causeIknowthatusuallyonebitecouldmeanthat’stheend.

Idon’tlikespiders.It’snotreallyananimal–butIhatespiders.

Iamveryscaredofspiders.Um,andeventhoughinAustralia,wegetsomeverysmallbutverydangerousspiders–I’mafraidofverybigspiders.

Idon’tparticularlylikehorsesbecausethey’rebig,andtheyfrightenourdog.

I’mnotreallyfrightenedofanyanimals.Ilovethemall.

There’snothingthatscaresme–thatIhaven’tgotanymemoriesofanimalsscaringmeasachild.

I’mquitescaredofsharks.Idon’treallyliketheseaandsowhalesandum,animalssuchasthat,Idon’treallylike.Um,Isupposebecauseit’stheunknown,Ijustfinditquitescary.

Listening

WelcometoSavethePlanetwherewetalkabouttheworld’senvironmentalproblems.Now,didyouknowtherearemorethansixbillionpeopleontheplanet,andby2050theremightbemorethanninebillion?

Peoplearelivinglongerandhealthierlivesthaneverbefore,butabigpopulationmeansbigproblemsfortheplanet.

Let’slookatthreeofthemostimportantproblems.Thefirstproblemiswater.Manypeopleintheworldcan’tgetenoughwater.Butinsomecountriesweusetoomuch.ApersoninGambia,Africa,forexample,usesmuchlesswaterthansomeoneintheUnitedStates.InGambia,onepersonusesfourandahalflitersofwateraday.ButintheUSit’s600liters.Andtomaketheproblemworse,thedesertsaregettingbigger.TheSaharaDesertisoneofthehottestplacesintheworld,andisalreadythelargestdesert.Buteachyearitgetsbiggerthanbefore,soitgetsmoredifficulttofindcleanwater.Oursecondproblemistheanimals.Therearemorepeopleontheearththaneverbefore.Thismeansweusemorespace.Andfortheanimalsthismeansthatthereislessspacethanbefore.OneexampleistheAmazonRainforest.Ithasthehighestnumberofplantandanimalspeciesintheworld,butit’sgettingsmallereveryyear.Peoplearedestroyingtherainforesttomakemorespaceforhouses,roadsandfarms.Inthelast10yearswehavedestroyedmorethan150,000squarekilometersofforest–that’sanarealargerthanGreece!

Sointhefuture,manyplantsandanimalspecieswillbecomeextinct.Andthelastproblemonourlist,butnottheleastimportant,istheweather.Theworldisgettingwarmer.TheiceinGreenlandismeltingfasterthaneverbefore.Alsosealevelsarerising.Thismeansthatsoonsomeoftheworld’smostimportantcities,likeNewYork,London,Bangkok,SydneyandRiodeJaneiromightallbeunderwater.

Viewing

JL=JoannaLumley;

T=Tura;

KS=KjetilSkoglie

JL:

Thefarnorth.Fairytalemountains.It’sjustfabulouslybeautiful.ThelandofthemagicalNorthernLightsissomewhereI’velongedforallmylife.AsalittlegirlIlivedinthesteamyheatoftropicalMalaysia.Iusedtoyearntobecold.I’dneverevenseensnow.Butmystorybookswerefullofsnowqueens,andnowI’menteringthatworld.ThisisthejourneyI’vealwaysdreamtofmaking.IfeelI’vecomeintoanotherworldnow.Nopeopleexceptyouandus.Andifwe’reveryluckywemightseetheelusiveNorthernLights.Ipackupthingsthataregoingtobeessentialoneverytrip.SoinhereI’vegot,forinstance,oil-basedpastels;

andI’vegotalovelylittledrawingbook,butI’vegotthatcoloredpagessothatyoucandrawindifferentcolors;

alovelyoldguidebook–it’scalledTheLandoftheVikings.It’sgotbeautifuloldmaps.Lookatthat.Butifitwasn’tforoneiteminmycase,Iwouldn’tbeonthisjourneyatall.Thisisthebook:

PonnythePenguin.ThisiswhenIfirstheardoftheNorthernLights.Andtherewasthispicturewhichhauntedmeofasortofripplingcurtainandalittletinypenguin.Thisisnotyouraveragetaxirankatthestation.I’minthehandsofTuraChristiansenandhisteamof11sleddogs.Goodmorning.I’mJoanna.

T:

Tura.

Tura.Hownicetoseeyou,Tura.

Yes.

Thesearewonderfuldogs.

Theyliketo…to,er…

Theyliketorun?

TheweathernearTroms?

isuncertain.Butlocalguide,KjetilSkoglie,promisesmewe’lltrackdownthelightsevenifittakestillmorning.Ican’tseeanything,Kjetil.

KS:

No,it’s…it’snothingyet.Youjusthavetobepatient.

OK,soIjustwaithere.

Yeah,youjustwaithere.

Yeah.

Goodluck.

Thanks,Kjetil.Istandinthepitch-blackbythesideofthefjord,andwait.Look,muchbrighterthere.Oh,something’shappeningthere.Oh…Lookuphere!

Lookwhat’shappeninghere!

Lookatthat!

Oh…Oh!

Lookatthis!

Anditjustkeepschangingandchanging.Ican’tbelieveI’mseeingthis.It’sfantasticandit’scomingbackagain.IhavebeenwaitingallmylifetoseetheNorthernLights.I’mashappyascanbe.ThisisthemostastonishingthingIhaveever,everseen.

Speakingforcommunication

Role-play

A:

Thebestsenseofdirection?

Perhapsit’sthebutterfly.

B:

Er…I’mnotsure.

It’shardtosay.Well,itcouldbeseaturtles.

Maybe.

Theyswimeverywhere,don’tthey?

Um,itmightbe,butIthinkit’sthebutterfly.Itcan’tbethetaxidriver,canit?

It’sdefinitelynotthetaxidriver.

C:

OK,herearetheanswers.Seaturtlestravel3,000milesayear.Andwhentheylayeggs,theygobacktotheplacewheretheywereborn.Sotheyhaveagreatsenseofdirection.NewYorktaxidriversdrive37,500milesayear.TheyknowthefastestwaytoanyaddressinNewYork.Butseaturtlesandtaxidriversdonothavethebestsenseofdirection!

Soitmustbethebutterfly.

Thewinneristhemonarchbutterfly.Attheendofeverysummer,theyflyfromCanadatoMexico.Andnooneknowshowtheydoit.

Er,sowho’sthebestathlete?

That’sagoodquestion.

I’mnotsure.

Itcouldbetriathletes.

Orrats?

Ratsarethewinners.Aratisthesupermanofanimals.Ratscankillanimalsthataremuchbiggerthantheyare,andtheycaneatelectricwires.Theycanswimamileandsurviveinwaterfor3days.Theycanalsojump3feetandfall45feetandsurvive.

That’samazing.

Whosleepsthemost?

Letmethink.Um,itcan’tbethehumanbaby,canit?

Andit’snottheblackbear.

Itmustbethesloth.Theyspendmostoftheirlivesasleep.

Sowhat’stheanswer?

Well,theblackbearsleepsforabout7monthsayear.Thefemalesareevenhalfasleepwhentheyhavetheirbabies.

Wow.

Humanbabiesusuallysleepabout18hoursaday,butonlyintheirfirstfewmonths.Soslothsarethewinner.Theysleep15to18hoursadayfortheirwholelife.

Groupdiscussion

OK,themostbeautifulplaceI’vebeento…Well,afewyearsagoIwenttoFishRiverCanyon.

Where?

FishRiverCanyon.It’sthesecondbiggestcanyonintheworld.

AftertheGrandCanyon?

AftertheGrandCanyon.

Whereisit?

It’sinNamibia,inAfrica.

Wow.Andwhatdidyouthinkofit?

Ah,itwasamazing!

Thefirstthingyounoticeishowbigitis,ofcourse.

Ofcourse.

Itjustgoesonandonasfarasyoureyecansee.Butthebestthingaboutitwasthesilence.

Right.

Itwassoamazinglyquiet.WewentthereinAugustandthereweren’tmanytouristsanditwasjustsoquiet.

Wouldyouliketogoback?

Iwouldlovetogoback.Oneday!

Oneday.

Furtherpracticeinlistening

Shortconversations

Conversation1

W:

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