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现代大学英语听力2听力原文及题目答案UnitWord文档格式.docx

1)a2)b3)d4)c

B.

1)T2)T3)F

C.

wondered;

televisionplays;

exciting;

everycigarettelighter;

taperecorder;

heldinacertainway;

thetouchofagoldringagainstthehandof;

reveal;

Howwrongtheywere

Xwasasecretagent.Hehadrentedafurnishedroominaprovincialtownnotfarfromthepublicparkandhadbeentheretwoweeks.Hewasstandingatthewindowlookingoutatthedullbedsofgeraniums,theparkgatesandthecold,uninvitingstatueofQueenVictoriathatstoodacrossthestreetfromhim,Itwasraininghardandthefewpeoplewhopassedbylookedwetandmiserable.Xwasmiserable,too.How,hewondered,couldanybodythinktherewasanythinginterestingaboutthelifeofasecretagentHeknewitwasbecausepeoplehadseensomanytelevisionplaysaboutglamorousspiesthattheythoughtthelifeofasecretagentwasexciting.Theywereconvincedthateverycigarettelighterconcealedasecrettaperecorder;

thatafountainpenheldinacertainwaywouldopenalockeddoor,thatthetouchofagoldringagainstthehandofanenemywouldmakehimrevealallhissecrets.Howwrongtheywere!

Helookedroundhisroom.Thewallpaperwasintheworstpossibletaste,thepictureshorrible,thecarpetworn,dirtyandfaded;

andhewascold.ThiswasthethirdMondayhehadcometothewindowtolookout.Heprayeditwouldbethelast.

Asifinanswertohisprayer,acertainmeetinghehadbeensenttoinvestigatewasabouttotakeplace.Hetookouthiscamera.Justbeneaththestatuetwowomenhadstoppedtospeak.Heknewoneofthem,anditwasshewhopointedinhisdirection.Theotherwomanlookeduptowardshimandinthatbriefmomenthephotographedher.

Task3

Names

IdealCareers

Harry

Sailor

Nora

Farmer(ifshewereaman)

Robert

Civilengineer

Peter

Racingdriverorexplorer

1)a2)b3)c4)b5)d

Harry:

Well,Robert,haveyoumadeupyourmindyetwhatyouwanttodowhenyouleavecollege

Nora:

OhHarry.Surelyhe'

sabityoungtodecideonhiscareer.Hehasn'

tevengottocollegeyet.

Notatall,Nora.It'

swisesttodecideingoodtime.Lookatme,forexample.Ireallywantedtobeasailor,butnowIspendmydayssittingatadeskinanoffice.Yes,it'

ssillytotrainforthewrongjob.Andafterall,Robertwillbegoingtocollegesoon.

Nora:

NowifIwereamanI'

dbeafarmer.Toseethecropsgrowing--that'

smyideaofagoodlife.

Harry:

Yes,andtoseethemoneyrollinginismoreimportantstill.

Robert:

Well,that'

snotthewayIlookatit,Dad.It'

sthejobIcareabout,notthemoney.

Maybenot;

butyou'

lllearntocareaboutthemoneytoo,whenyou'

vegotafamilytokeep.

AndofcoursePeter—well,he'

skeentobearacingdriver,orelseanexplorer.

Oh,Peter'

snotoldenoughtomakeuphismindaboutsuchthings.

Youhaven'

tansweredmyquestionyet,Robert.Whatwouldyouliketodo

Areyousureyoudon'

twanttobeafarmer,RobertOramarketgardener

No,I'

msorryMum,butIdon'

twanttoatall.I'

dratherbeacivilengineer.Iwanttobuildroadsandbridges.

NotshipsIsn'

titbettertobeashipbuildingengineer

Lookhere,isitmycareerwe'

replanning,oryours

Allfight,allright,there'

snoneedtoloseyourtemper.Butyou'

dbetterwinthatscholarshipfirst.

 

Task4

I.correspondents;

columnist

A.maynotneedeither

B.togotoplaceswhereeventstakeplaceandwritestoriesaboutthem

II.first;

bigger;

better;

whowillsoonleavetoworkforotherpeople

III.workinghours;

freetime;

worklonghourstobeginwith

Herearesomeofthethingsayoungmanorwomanshouldnotdowhenhefirstasksaneditorforajob:

Heshouldnottelltheeditorthathewantstobeaforeigncorrespondentoracolumnist.Veryprobablytheeditordoesnotneedeither.Hewantsareporterwhowillgotosuchplacesasgovernmentofficesandpolicestationsandwriteatruestoryofwhatishappeningthere.Beingaforeigncorrespondentoracolumnistwillcomelater.

Ayoungpersonshouldnottelltileeditorthatnewspaperworkisonlythefirststeponthewaytobiggerandbetterjobs,suchasthoseingovernment.Theeditormusttakealotoftimeandtroubleteachingsomeonetobeagoodnewspapermanorwoman.Hedoesnotliketheideaofteachingpeoplewhoaresoongoingtoleavehimtoworkforsomeoneelse.

Ayoungjournalistshouldaccepttheworkinghoursandfreetimetheeditorgiveshim.Asanewjournalist,itisveryprobablethathewillworklongerhoursthanothersandworkonweekends.Theeditordidthesamewhenhewasayoungnewspapermanwithnoexperience.Heexpectsajournalisttounderstandhowthingsareonanewspaper.

Task5

1)acd2)abe

1)sheisthewrongsex2)shewearsthewrongclothes

SYLVIA:

We'

vegotanewmanagerinourdepartment.

  LARRY:

OhYouhopedtogetthatjob,didn'

tyou

  SYLVIA:

Yes,Idid.

I'

msorry.That'

stoobad.WhoisitWhogotthejob,Imean

SomeonecalledDrexler.CarlDrexler.He'

sbeenwiththecompanyonlytwoyears.I'

vebeenherelonger.AndIknowmoreaboutthejob,too!

LARRY:

Hmm.Whydoyouthinktheygaveittohimandnottoyou

BecauseI'

mthewrongsex,ofcourse!

Youmeanyoudidn'

tgetthejobbecauseyou'

reawoman

Yes,thatwasprobablyit!

Itisn'

tfair.

Whatsortofclothesdoeshewear

  SYLVTA:

Adarksuit.Whiteshirt.Atie.Why

Perhapsthathadsomethingtodowithit.

YoumeanyouthinkIdidn'

tgetthejobbecauseIcometoworkinjeansandasweater

It'

spossible,isn'

tit

DoyoureallythinkIshouldweardifferentclothes

Well...perhapsyoushouldthinkaboutit.

WhyshouldIwearaskirtOradress

mnotsayingyoushould.I'

msayingyoushouldthinkaboutit.That'

sall!

WhyshouldIdothatI'

mgoodatmyjob!

That'

stheonlyimportantthing!

Hmm.Perhapsitshouldbetheonlyimportantthing.Butitisn'

t.Notinthiscompany.

Task6

FormerJobs

WhenLaid-off

WhyLaid-off

1stman

Carsalesman

Recently

Lowsales,duetotheincreaseofinterestrates

2ndman

Workeratavacuumcleanerplant

10monthsago

PlantmovedtoSingaporewhereworkersarepaidmuchless

1stspeaker(bcd)2ndspeaker(ae)

1)F2)F

【原文】

Al:

Isthistherightlinetofileaclaim

Bob:

Yeah.It'

sthesamelineforeverything.Youjuststandhereandwait.

Al:

Oh.Istherealwayssuchalongline

Everyweek.Sometimeslonger.Isthisyourfirsttimehere

Yes.

WhathappenedYourplantcloseddown

No.I'

macarsalesman,or,Iwasacarsalesman.Butwejustaren'

tsellingcars.It'

stheinterestrates.Twoyearsago,Iaveragedtennewcarsamonth.DoyouknowhowmanycarsIsoldlastmonthOne.Onecartoaladywhohadthecash.Buttheinterestratesareupagain.Thebossletthreeofusgo.Howaboutyou

Iworkedatavacuumcleanerplantwithaboutfiftyworkers.Weputinagoodday'

swork.Butthemachinerywasgettingold.Asamatteroffact,thewholeplantwasold.Sothemanagementdecidedtobuildanewplant.YouknowwhereInSingapore.Theworkersheremadeaboutsevendollarsanhour,acoupleofpeoplemadeeightornineanhour.Youknowhowmuchthey'

repayingtheworkersinSingapore$anhour!

Anyway,allfiftyofusgotlaidoff.

Howlongagowasthat

Theycloseddowntenmonthsago.

Anyluckfindinganotherjob

Nothing.Ihaveone,sometimestwo,interviewsaweek.LastweekIthoughtIhadsomething.Theylikedmyexperiencewithmachines.ButIneverheardfromthemagain.

Atleastyouknowsomethingaboutmachines.AllIcandoistalk.

Maybeyou'

lltalkyourselfintoanotherjob.Goodluck.I'

llseeyouherenextweek.

Ihopenot.IhopeI'

llhavesomethingbythen.

Task7

1)F2)F3)T4)F5)T6)F

1)Accordingtothefirstspeaker,itisfrustratingbecausetheteachercannotseeclearlytheresultsofhisefforts.

2)Accordingtothesecondspeaker,Englishlanguageteachingisagoodjob,becauseitguaranteesastableincomeandregularworkinghoursandmeanslesspressure.Healsolikesthewayelderlyteacherare.

Interview

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