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Keys:

1.（T）2.（F）3.（T）4.（F）5.（T）6.（T）7.（F）8.（F）9.（F）

Script：

Sam:

Iwon'

tbeabletodotheexamtomorrow.Ijustdon'

tfeelthatI'

mready.

Counselor:

Yousaythatyoudon'

tfeelreadyfortomorrow'

sexam...whatdoyoufeellikerightnow?

Well,I'

mangrywithmyselfbecauseI'

mgoingtohavetoquittheexamand,well,IguessI'

manxious.Yes,Ifeelveryanxious.

Whenyouthinkaboutthisanxiety,whatimagedoyouhaveofyourself?

Well,IseemyselftryingtoexplaintomyDadwhyIdidn'

tmakethegradeonthiscourse...andIseehimgettingangry...and,well,IstarttofeelI'

velethimdownagain.

Youdon'

tfeelreadyforyourexam,youfeelanxiousandyoudon'

twanttoletyourDaddownagain.TellmeaboutthelasttimeyouletyourDaddown.

Oh,well,itwasayearago...He'

denteredmeforachesscompetitionandIgotknockedoutinthefirstmatch...hewasangrybecausehe'

dtoldallhisfriendshowgoodIwas.

Whatdidyoutellhim...asanexplanationwhenyoulostthechessgame?

ItoldhimthatIwasn'

treadytoplayinthatleague.

Andnowyouarepreparingtotellhimthatyou'

renotreadytositthisexamination?

Yes,IsupposeIam.

O.K.Sam,sowhatyouaresayingtomeisthatyoufeelreluctanttotaketheexamtomorrowbecauseyoudonotlikethethoughtofhavingtoexplainapoorgradeorafailuretoyourfather.Isthatright,Sam?

Yes.That'

sexactlyit.

SectionC

Keys：

Problem

Advice

1. 

Rely 

toomuchon　dictionary.

1.Trytoreadatextwithoutusinga　dictionary 

the 

first 

timeyoureadit.

2.Can'

tfindthe 

mainpoint　inan 

article 

ora 

paragraph.

2. 

Readthrough 

quicklyfirsttogetanideaof 

whatit'

sabout 

anddon'

t 

takenotes.

3.Not 

sure 

ifthewriterisbeing 

serious 

ornot.

3.Read 

asmuchas 

possible.

4.Readtoo 

slowly.

4.Setyourselfa 

timelimit 

andtrytoread 

youcanwithinthe 

time.

Script:

1.A:

WhenIreadinEnglish,IalwayswanttounderstandeverysinglewordandsoIspendalotoftimelookingwordsupinmydictionary.ThismakesreadingdifficultformebecausebythetimeI'

velookedupthewordinmydictionary,I'

veforgottenwhattherestofthesentencewasabout.That'

smytroublereally—Irelytoomuchonmydictionary.

B:

Well,whydon'

tyoutrytoreadatextwithoutusingyourdictionarythefirsttimeyoureadit?

You'

llprobablybeabletounderstandmostofitandguesswhatsomeofthewordsmean.

2.A:

IhavetoreadalotofbooksandarticlesinEnglishformywork—I'

maconsultantinbusinessmanagement.WhatIfindmostdifficultisfindingthemainpointinanarticleoraparagraph.IalwaystrytotakenoteswhenI'

mreadingandsosometimesIfindthatI'

malmostcopyingoutthewholearticlebecauseIcan’tdecidewhatthereallyimportantpointsare.

Itmighthelpifyoureadthroughthebookorarticleveryquicklyfirstjusttogetanideaofwhatit'

sabout.Ithinkit'

sdifficulttoreadsomethingforthefirsttimeandtakenotesaswell.

3.A:

IlikereadingnovelsandshortstoriesinmyownlanguageandinEnglish,butthere'

sonethingIfindverydifficultinEnglish.I'

mneverquitesureifthewriterisbeingseriousornot.SeveraltimesI'

vereadsomethingIthoughtwasseriousandlaterI'

vefoundoutitwassupposedtobefunny.

Ihaveexactlythesameproblem.Isupposetheonlythingtodoistoreadasmuchaspossible.Thenonedayperhapswe'

llunderstandtheBritishsenseofhumor.

4.A:

IhavetoreadalotinEnglishinmystudiesandthisiscausingmeproblems.IreadtooslowlyinEnglish.DoyouthinkIcantrainmyselftoreadquicklyandatthesametimeunderstandwhatI'

mreading?

Well,therearespecialcoursesinspeedreading,Ithink.Butyoucouldprobablyhelpyourselfifyousetyourselfatimelimitandtrytoreadasmuchasyoucanwithinthetime.I'

vedonethatandit'

shelpedmealot.

PartIITheteacherIrememberbest

（5minutestoorganizeyourownwords.）

Didyourememberthebestteacherinyourmemory?

Describehisclassorpersonality.

SectionA

Endeavor:

makeaneffortto

Keys:

1.TheFrenchteacher

2.Forfiveyears

3.13years

4.FrenchandGerman

5.Grammarandvocabulary

6.Videoandcassettes

7.Conversationclass

8.VisitFrance

（PartI）

Yes,theteacherIrememberbestwasateacherIhadforFrenchwhenIwasatschool...er...er...Manyyearsago-moreyearsthanIcaretoremember,I'

mafraid.Yes,IstudiedFrenchwithhimfor,um,ooh,letmesee,itmusthavebeenfiveyears,becauseIhadhimwhenIwasinmyfirstyearthere,whenIwasthirteen,andhewasthemainFrenchteachertillIleft.ItwasmainlybecauseofhimthatIwentontostudylanguages—FrenchandGerman—atuniversity.Imean,FrenchwasreallythefirstlanguageIeverlearned.Well,Idon'

tcountLatin,becauseInevermanagedtospeakanyLatinatall.Er,well,this...thisteacherdidn'

tmakeiteasy...hedidn'

tmakeiteasyatall,butIfoundthatwithhimIreallylearnedalot.

WhenIthinkback,I...don'

treallyknowwhyIlikedhimsomuch,becausehewasverystrictwithus.Hemadeusworkveryhard—Imean,lotsofgrammarexercises,vocabularytests,thatsortofthing—er,andhewasn'

tveryfriendlyeither,forthefirsttwoorthreeyears.Oh,aswellasthat,hedidn'

treallytrytomaketheclassesinteresting—Imean,no...novideo,ofcourse,inthosedays,nocassettes...but,er,wehadafewfilmsinFrencheveryterm.No,infact,theonlytimewereallypracticedtryingtospeakFrenchwas,er,waswiththewifeofoneofthemusicteachers,whowasFrench,er,andshegaveusanhour'

sconversationclasseveryweek.But,youknow,becauseofthatman—somepeoplemightsayinspiteofhim...no,thatwouldn'

tbefair,no—butquitealotofusbegantolikeFranceandtheFrenchalot,and,er,tovisitFranceinthesummerholidaystoseeitforourselves.

SectionB

Nationality

English

Appearance

hair

black

eyes

dark

eyebrows

verythickandbushy

otherfeatures

glasseswithblackframes

Leisureactivity

music

playpiano

sing

sport

rugbyplayer

tennisplayer

Family

threechildrenandaninterestingwife

（PartII）

Yes,IthinkwithhimIlearnedthatwhenyoulearnaforeignlanguage...it'

s,it...well,it'

slikeopeningadoororawindowintoaforeigncountry.Andthat'

sgoodforyou,Ithink,becauseyoubegintoseethatthewaytheydothingsandthinkinyourcountryis,um,isn'

tnecessarilytheonlywayor,indeed,thebestway. 

It'

sfunny,Istillhaveaveryclearpictureofthatteacher.HewasEnglishbuthedidn'

tlookEnglishsomehow,'

coshehadvery,veryblackhairandverydarkeyes,andheworeglasseswithblackframes,butyoucouldseehiseyesverywell,andeveryoneintheclassalwayshadthefeelingthathewaslookingatthem.Andhehadverythick,bushyeyebrowsthatmadehimlookvery,er,veryserious.

Yes,Irememberhewasverymusical—playedthepianoverywellandsang.Now,hewasquiteagoodrugbyandtennisplayer.Greatfamilyman,too.Hehadthreechildrenandaveryinterestingwife.IsupposehemusthavebeeninhisthirtieswhenIknewhim...

PartIIIChildrenofadecade

Whatdoyourememberabout:

Jack

Shirley

Yourfirstholiday?

Homesickathisaunt'

shouseattheseaside.

LakeDistrict:

honeyandporridgeforbreakfast.

Yourfirstdayatschool?

Wantedtotakehistoys—tookteddy.

Veryfrightenedandshy.

Yourschooldays?

Didn'

thaveaverygoodtime,butmadealotoffriendsandfoundawife.

Lovedschool—abitofagoody-goody.

Yourfavoriteteacher?

MissRobson—kind,marvelousstoryteller.

MissBrown—madehistorycometolife.

Yourworstteacher?

Mr.Goodman—pulledhisear.

Mrs.Sharpe—impatientmathteacher.

Yourlastdayatschool?

BucketofwaterfellonMr.Goodman.

Shecried.

Presenter:

Inthiseditionofourseries"

ChildrenofaDecade"

I'

llbetalkingtoJackThompson,whowasbornin1940,andtoShirleySutton,whowasbornin1930.Firstofall,Jack,thanksforjoiningus.Perhaps...

Jack:

Notatall.

Perhapsyou'

dtellusaboutyourmemoriesofyourfirstholidayawayfromhome?

Oh...yes...um...atagetenIthinkitwas,yes,Iwenttostaywithanauntattheseaside.Well,itwasn'

taveryhappyexperience.Ifeltveryhomesickatfirst.

Mmm.Andwhataboutyourfirstdayatschool,canyourememberthat?

Yes,Ican.Er...er...IwasfiveyearsoldandIwantedtotakeallmytoyswithmebut...er...theywouldn'

tletme.IntheenditwasagreedthatIcouldtakemyteddy...er...butonlyonthefirstday.

Oh,Isee.Yourschooldays,weretheyhappyones?

Well...er...Ididn'

t