现代大学英语听力1课堂听力unit7文档格式.docx

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Jane:

WhatareyoudoingEmma

Emma:

I’mwritingtoFatherChristmas.

Mark:

Oh—she’saskingforChristmaspresents.WhatdoyouwantEmma

Well,Icanreadnow.Ilikebooks.So,Iwantajokebook.

Look.Here’soneinthismagazine.Itcoststwopoundsfifty.It’sverynice.

Yes,itis.Iknow,IcanaskFatherChristmastobringpresentsforyouandMark,too.

Goodidea!

Well,Ilike...

Trains!

Youliketrains.Weknow.

SoIwantthistrain.Look.Isn’titsplendid

Mark,thatmodeltraincosts...

Yes,Jane,Icanseetheprice,butlookatit.

Well,Idon’twantatrain.

Therearesomenicedolls.

OhEmma.I’mfifteenyearsold.Idon’tlikedolls.Iwantaradioformybedroom.ThenIcanlistentoallmyfavouritesongs.

Aradio.Here’sone.Look.Itcoststwenty-sevenpounds,ninety-ninepence.

That’sOK.RightEmma.FinishyourlettertoFatherChristmas.Tellhimtoputajokebook,atrainandaradioinhisbigsack.Anddon’tforgettoputtherightaddressontheletter!

Task2

A.

1）Emma

Sheisgoingtobednow.

2）Mark

He’shavingabath.Nowhe’swashinghisfeetandsingingacarol.

3）Jane

SheisputtingthelastChristmasCardsonthetableinthehall.

4）Mr.Phillips

He’sputtingallthepresentsunderthetree.He’sthinkingabouthisbusyday.

5）Mrs.Phillips

She’spreparingallthefoodfortomorrow’smeals

B.

1）d2）a3）c

It’s8pmonChristmasEve.EveryoneishappybecausetomorrowisChristmasDay.Buteveryoneisbusytoo.There’salotofworktodo.HereisthePhillips’familyintheirhome.Whataretheyalldoing

Emmaisgoingtobednow.She’shangingupheremptystockingforFatherChristmas.She’sthinkingofthepresentsunderthetree.Shewantstoopenallherpresentsnow,butshecan’t.Shemustopentheminthemorning.

Markisinthebathroom.He’sgoingtoapartytonight,sohe’shavingabath.Nowhe’swashinghisfeetandsingingacarol.

JaneisputtingthelastChristmascardsonthetableinthehall.Shecan’tputtheminthesitting-roomorthedining-roombecausetheyarefullofcards.She’slisteningtothecarol-singers.

Thereisnooneinthedining-room.It’sempty.

Mr.Phillipsisinthesitting-room.He’sputtingallthepresentsunderthetree.He’sthinkingabouthisbusyday.ParentsalwaysworkhardatChristmas.

Andwhere’sMrs.PhillipsSheisworkinginthekitchen.She’spreparingallthefoodfortomorrow’smeals.TheChristmaspuddingisready,andsoistheturkey.Nowsheisdecoratingthecake.She’shavingaglassofsherrybecauseit’sChristmas.

Therearesomecarol-singersinthestreet.Theyaresingingcarolsandcollectingmoneyforpoorpeople.NowtheyareknockingonthefrontdoorofthePhillips’house.

Thechurchbellsareringingtoo.Everyonecanhearthem.Andthere,inthesky,a.longwayaway...Who’sthatIt’sFatherChristmas.He’sdrivingthroughtheskyinhissleigh.Tonight’sabusynightforhim.He’sthinkingaboutallthoseblackchimneys.Andhe’slookingatalonglistofchildren’snamesandaddresses.IsEmmaPhillipsonhislist

Task3

read,drew,made,drank,had,flew,went,see,remember

B.

1）a,2）c,3）b

HowmuchdoyourememberofthetimewhenyouwereachildYougotupearlyeverymorningandwenttoschool.Youreadbooksatschool.Youdrewpicturesandmadethingsoutofclay.Youdrankmilkeverydayandatethingsthatweregoodforyou.Perhapsyouhadplaits.Perhapsyouflewakite.Perhapsyouwentabroadforyourholidays.Youcanseephotographsofyourselfinthefamilyalbum.Theyhelpyoutorememberthedistantpast.

IremembertheChristmasholidaysbest.Itwasalwayscold.Thedayswereveryshort.Thenightswerelonganddark.Itwasn’tagoodtimeoftheyear—exceptforonething.IalwaysreceivedpresentsatChristmas.Icanrememberthebrightlightsinthestreets.Icanrememberthebigshopsandthecrowds.MymotheralwaystookmetoLondontoseethelights.AndshealwaystookmetooneofthebigshopstomeetFatherChristmas.Thiswasaspecialeventeveryyear.IalwaysmetFatherChristmasinabigshop.Ialwaysaskedforlotsofpresentsandhealwaysbroughtthemforme.

TwoweeksbeforeChristmasoneyear,IwenttoLondonwithmymother.Iwasfiveyearsoldatthetime.Ishallneverforgettheday.Itwascoldanddark.Buttheshopwindowswereverybright.Thestreetswerefullofpeople.Therewerecrowdsinthestreetsandcrowdsintheshops.Mymotherheldmyhandtightlyandwebothwentintoabigshop.

Itwaswarmandbrightintheshop.Webothwentupstairstothetoydepartment.Thetoydepartmentwasfullofchildren.Therewerelovelytoyseverywhere:

cars,bicyclesandplanes.ThenIsawmyoldfriendatoneendofthedepartmentstore:

FatherChristmashimself!

Ipulledmymotherbythehand.“PleasetakemetoFatherChristmas,”Isaid.TherewerelotsofchildrennearFatherChristmas.Theywerestandinginaline.FatherChristmasspoketoeveryoneofthem.Atlastitwasmyturn.

“Hello,littleboy,”hesaidtome.“Wheredoyoulive”

“Don’tyouknow”Ianswered.“Youcamelastyear.”

Ican’trememberwhatFatherChristmasanswered.ButIrememberonething.Iwasverysad.FatherChristmashadn’trememberedmyname.Hecalledme“littleboy”.Andhehadn’trememberedmyaddress.Igotmypresentsthatyear,asusual,butitwasn’tthesame.Somethinghadchanged.

Task4

A.past,future,memories,hopes,fears

B.b

InlateOctoberinthenorthernhalfoftheworld,thedaysgrowshorterandthenightsgrowlonger.Itiscolderanddarker.Thereismistandfog,andcoldwindsblow.Theleavesfallfromthetrees,andtheirblackskeletonsstandoutagainsttheautumnsky.Theyearisendingandeverythingisdying.Winteriscoming,withitslongdarknights.Peoplestayathomeintheeveningsandatweekends.Oldpeoplerememberthepastandyoungpeoplethinkofthefuture.Itisatimeofmemories,ofhopesandfears.ItisthetimeofHalloween.

Halloweenmarkstheendofautumnandthestartofwinter.Inthepastthisfestivalwasatimeoffear.Peoplebelievedinghostsandwitchesandtheystayedindoors.OnOctober31st,Halloween,theghostsofthedeadrosefromtheirgraves,andallthewitchesoftheworldrodethroughtheskyontheirbroomsticks.Todaythisancientfestivalisatimeforfun,forHalloweenparties.Youcanseeghostsandwitches,buttheyareordinarypeopleinfancydress.Everyoneeatsrichautumnfood,pumpkinpieorgingercake.Peoplemakelanternsfrompumpkins.Andtheytrytotellthefuture.

Task5

1）Therewereonlysevensmallhousestolivein.Soeveryonehadtosqueezeintogether.Youmighthavehadfourorfiveextrapeoplelivingwithyourfamily.

2）Yourhousewasdarkinside.Youcouldn’tseeanythingoutofthetinywindowsbecausetheyweremadefromoiledcloth,notglass.

3）Theairwasfullofsmokefromthefish-oillampsandfromthebigfireplace,wheresomethingwascookingalldaylong.

1）F,2）F

WhatwoulditbelikeifyouwerethereonthefirstThanksgivingDay（PartⅠ）

Whatwouldyourhousebelike

Crowded!

Therewereonlysevensmallhousestolivein.Soeveryonehadtosqueezeintogether.Youmighthavehadfourorfiveextrapeoplelivingwithyourfamily.

Eachhousehadonlyoneroom,calledthehall.Thehallwasyourkitchen,bedroom,diningroom,andyourlivingroom.Therewasalsoaloftupstairs,butthatwasusedforstorage.

Thefurnituregotmovedaroundalot.Whenitwastimetoeat,outcamethewoodenbenchesandboardsthatwereusedtomakeatable.

Atnight,thebenchesandtheboardswerelacedagainstthewalls.Outcamethelumpymattresses,whichwerelaidrightonthecolddirtfloor.

Ifyouwereoneoftheluckyones,yourfamilymighthavearealbed.Yourparentssleptontopandyousleptinthe“trundle”bedhiddenunderneath.Itwaslikeabigdrawerthatwaspulledoutatbedtime.

Yourhousewasdarkinside.Youcouldn’tseeanythingoutofthetinywindowsbecausetheyweremadefromoiledcloth,notglass.

Anditwassmelly!

Theairwasfullofsmokefromthefish-oillampsandfromthebigfireplace,wheresomethingwascookingalldaylong.

Task6

1）BecausemostofthewaterinEnglandwaspollutedintheearly1600s.Youcouldgetverysickfromit.Butbeerwassafebecauseithasalcoholinit,andalcoholkillsgerms.So,that’swhatpeopledrankeveryday.

2）Doingthelaundrywasareallybigjobinthosedays.First,thewomenhadtomakesoapoutofanimalfatandashes.Thattookalongtime.Thenthechildrenhadtocarrywaterfromthestream,soitcouldbeboiledinbigoutdoorpots.Aftereverythingwaswashed,thelaundrywashungonbushestodry.

WhatwoulditbelikeifyouwerethereonthefirstThanksgivingDay（PartII）

DidthePilgrimsthinkdrinkingbeerwaswrong

No.ThePilgrimswereveryreligious.Theythoughtitwasasintogetdrunk.Buttheydiddrinkbeer.Theydrankbeerbecauseitwassaferthanwater.

MostofthewaterinEnglandwaspollutedintheearly1600s.Youcouldgetverysickfromit.Butbeerwassafebecauseithasalcoholinit,andalcoholkillsgerms.So,that’swhatpeopledrankeveryday.

Buttheirbeerwasnotlikethebeertoday.Thewomenmadeitathome.Therewasverylittlealcoholini