初级英语听力 lesson 15Word文档下载推荐.docx

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Address?

15BermardStreet,W12.Policeman:

15BermardStreet,W12.AndwhendidyoulastseeHarold,Mrs.Trott?

Earlythismorning.Inthepark.Policeman:

Andhadtherebeenanyquarrel?

Anyargument?

Anythingwhichwouldaccountforhisleaving?

Well,he’dbeenaverynaughtyboysoIhithimwithastickandhetriedtobitemeandI’mafraidhegotveryangryandjustranaway.MylittleHarold.Policeman:

Yes,madam.Icanseethatthisisveryupsettingforyou,butI’llhavetoaskyouafewmorequestions.Now,whattimeexactlydidyougototheparkwithHarold?

Oh,eighto’clock.Onthedoteveryday.Wegoforanicestrollintheparkeachmorning,yousee.Policeman:

Eighto’clock.Mrs.Trott:

Yes,Itakehimouttodohis...er...todohisjob.Policeman:

Sorry,madam?

Hisjob,youknow.Policeman:

Oh.Ah.Er...yes.Er...HowoldisHarold,madam?

Hemustbesixandahalfnow.Policeman:

Andyouhavetotakehimintotheparktodohis...Mrs.Trott:

Yes.Helovesit.Policeman:

What’shisheight?

Oh,Idon’tthinkhecouldbemorethaneleveninchestall.Policeman:

Eleven...er...wearetalkingaboutalittleboy,arewenot,madam?

Aboy?

Alittleboy?

Goodheavens,no!

It’smyHarold,mylittleHarold.Policeman:

（sighs）Dogorcat,madam?

Dog,ofcourse.Youcouldn’tcallacatHarold,couldyou?

Policeman:

Ofcoursenot,madam.Whatbreed?

Poodle.Fromaverygoodfamily.He’sadarkbrownwithlovelyvelvetfurandhastwolittlewhiteringsonhisfrontfeetandadearlittlespotonhisforehead.Oh,constable,you’lldoeverythingyoucantofindhimforme,won’tyou?

Andhe’llbewanderingaroundalllostanddoesn’tknowhowtolookafterhimself.He’ssofriendly,he’djustfollowanystranger...Dialogue1:

Passenger:

WestLondonAirTerminal,please.Ihavetobethereby11:

10.TaxiDriver:

Ican’tpromise,butI’lldomybest.TaxiDriver:

You’rejustintime.Seventypence,please.Passenger:

Thanksalot.Here’seightypence.Youcankeepthechange.

Dialogue2:

DoyouthinkyoucangetmetoVictoriabyhalfpast?

TaxiDriver:

WeshouldbeOKifthelightsarewithus.TaxiDriver:

You’vestillgotfiveminutestospare.Seventypence,please.Passenger:

Thanksverymuchindeed.Here’sapound,givemetwentypence,please.

Dialogue3:

Piccadilly,please.Ihaveanappointmentat10:

30.TaxiDriver:

Ithinkwecanmakeitifwegetamoveon.TaxiDriver:

Hereweare,sir.Eightypence,please.Passenger:

Manythanks.Let’scallitapound.

Dialogue4:

Paddington,please.Iwanttocatchthe11:

15.TaxiDriver:

We’llbeallrightiftherearenohold-ups.TaxiDriver:

Thisisit,sir.Seventypence,please.Passenger:

Thankyou.Here’sthefare,andthisisforyou.—Noluckthen,John?

—Afraidnot,sir.Notyet,anyhow.We’restillcheckingonstolencars.—Mm.—Wheredoyouthinkhe’llheadfor,sir?

—Well,hedefinitelywon’ttrytoleavethecountryyet.Hemaytrytogetapassport,andhe’llcertainlyneedclothesandmoney.He’llprobablygetintouchwithCornfieldforthose,soIexpecthe’llmakeforBirmingham.—Right.I’llputsomemenonthehouse.—Yes,dothat.Mindyou,Idoubtifhe’llshowupthereinperson.Hammond’snofool,youknow.Ishouldthinkhe’llprobablytelephone.—Whatabouthiswife?

—Mm.Ishouldn’tthinkhe’llgoanywherenearher—thoughhemightgethertojoinhimafterhe’sleftthecountry.Andwhenhedoesleave,heprobablywon’tuseamajorairport,either.Soyou’dbetteralertthecoastguard,andkeepaneyeontheprivateairfields.—Right,sir.I’dbettergethisdescriptioncirculated.—Yes.Hemaychangehisappearance,ofcourse,butIdon’texpecthe’llbeabletodomuchaboutthetattoos...AndJohn—becareful.Hecouldbearmed.AndifIknowHammond,hecertainlywon’tgivehimselfupwithoutafight.Alotofyoungpeopletodayfinditdifficulttogetajob,especiallyinthefirstfewmonthsaftertheyleaveschool.Thisismuchmoreofaproblemnowthanithaseverbeeninthepast.Insomepartsofthecountrysixtyorevenseventypercentofyoungpeopleinthelastyearsofschoolwillbewithoutajobforawholeyearafterleavingschool.OurJobsInformationServicehasbeenintouchwiththousandsofyoungpeopleoverthelasttwoorthreeyears,talkingtothemabouttheirhopesandtheirfears,andwehaveinfactbeenabletogivealotofhelpandadvicetoyoungpeoplewhohavejustleftschool.Areyourecentlyoutofschoolandstillwithoutajob?

Orareyoustillatschoolandworriedaboutgettingajobwhenyouleave?

Wehavefoundthatmanypeopledon’tknowwhototalktoandsometimesdon’tknowwhatquestionstoask.ThatiswhyourexperienceatJobsInformationServiceissoimportant.Itwillcostyounothing—justaphonecall.Ifyouwouldliketotalktous—andweareheretotalktoyou—thenpleasephone24987anydaybetween9:

00and5:

30.Man:

Iwanttodosomethingtonightforachange,let’sgoout.Brian:

Allright,let’sgotothemovies.Woman:

Inthisheat?

Areyoujoking?

Brian:

Wecangotoanoutdoormovie.DoyouthinkI’dsuggestanindooroneinthemiddleofthesummerinSanDiego?

Man:

I’drathergooutforameal.Woman:

Yes,thatsoundsabetteridea.Theoutdoormoviesaresouncomfortable.Brian:

Whydon’twedobothatthesametime?

Wecouldpickupsometake-awayfoodandeatitinthemovie.Man:

Thatsoundslikefun.Whatagoodidea.Woman:

Buttheynevershowanygoodfilmsinthesummer.Atleastnotanyofthenewones.Allyougetistheoldclassics.Brian:

Andwhat’swrongwiththem?

Woman:

Ohnothing,it’sjustthatwe’veseenthemallhalfadozentimes.Brian:

Butthat’swhythey’reclassics.They’reworthseeingagainandagain.Man:

You’vegotapointthere,Brian.Mymainobjectiontooutdoormoviesisthatyoucanneverhearproperly.Youhearallthetrafficfromoutside.Brian:

Well,wecanfindaforeignfilmwithsubtitles,thenyoudon’tneedtohearthesound.Woman:

Supposingit’samusical.Brian:

Ohtrustyoutosaythat!

Ithinkitwouldbefuntositwatchinganoldfilmandeatingamealatthesametime.Woman:

LasttimeIwenttoanoutdoormovie,IboughtabarofchocolatetoeatasIwentin.ItwasahorrorfilmandIwassoshockedIjustsatthereholdingmybarofchocolateuntiltheintervalwhenIfoundithadmeltedinmyhandandrunalldownmydress.Thatwasanexpensiveeveningout.Man:

Well,wewon’tgoandseeahorrorfilm,darling,andtake-awaymealsdon’tmelt.Presenter:

Goodeveningandwelcometo“InterestingPersonalities.”Tonightwe’vegotarealtreatinstoreforyou.WehavehereinthestudioMrs.AnnieJarmanofBristol.Mrs.Jarman:

Hello.That’sme.Presenter:

Sayhellotothelisteners,Mrs.Jarman.Mrs.Jarman:

Ijustdid.Helloagain.Presenter:

NowMrs.Jarmaniseighty-fouryearsold.Mrs.Jarman:

Nearlyeighty-four.Presenter:

Sorry,nearlyeighty-fouryearsoldandsheholds...Mrs.Jarman:

Notquite.Presenter:

Yes,Iexplained.NowMrs.JarmanholdstheEnglishrecord...Mrs.Jarman:

Eighty-threeyears,tenmonthsandfifteendays.Presenter:

Good,well,nowthatwe’vegotthatoutoftheway.Mrs.JarmanholdstheEnglishrecordforhavingfailedherdrivingtestthemosttimes.Mrs.Jarman:

I’mstilltrying.Presenter:

Quite.Nowpreciselyhowmanytimeshaveyoufailedyourdrivingtest,Mrs.Jarman?

Mrs.Jarman:

Well,thelastattemptlastWednesdaybroughtituptofifty-seventimes.Presenter:

Overhowlongaperiod?

Twenty-eightyears.Presenter:

Whatdoyouthinkisthecauseofthisrecordnumberoffailures?

Baddriving.Presenter:

Yes,quite.Well,itwouldbe.Butinwhatwaydoyoudrivebadly?

Everyway.Presenter:

Everyway?

Yes.Ihitthing.That’sthereallybigproblem,butI’mworkingonthat.AlsoIcan’tdriveroundcorners.EachtimeIcometoacornerIjustdrivestraighton.Presenter:

Ah,yes,thatwouldbeaproblem.Mrs.Jarman:

Itcauseshavocatroundabouts.Presenter:

Icanimagine.Andhowmanyexaminershaveyouhadinallthistime?

Fifty-seven.Noneofthemwouldexaminemetwice.Severalleftthejob,saiditwastoodangerous.Oneofthemgotoutofthecarattheendofthetest,walkedawayandwasneverseenagain.Presenter:

Ohdear.Butwhydoyoudrivesobadly?

Iblametheexaminers.It’salltheirfault.Theydon’tdotheirjobproperly.Presenter:

Really?

Inwhatway?

Theydistractmyattention.Theykeeptalkingtome.Turnleft,turnright,parkhere.BythetimeI’veturnedroundtoaskthemwhattheysaidwe’rehalfwaythroughafieldorslowlysinkingintoapondsurroundedbyducks.Theyshouldkeepquietandletmeconcentrate.Presenter:

Buttheyhavetotellyouwheretogo,Mrs.Jarman.Mrs.Jarman:

Thentheyshouldgivemetimetostopeachtimebeforespeakingtome.Whydoyouthinktheyhavethosenoticesonthebuses,‘Donotspeaktothedriver’,eh?

I’msurprisedtherearen’tmoreaccidents.Presenter:

Howlongdoyourtestsusuallylast,Mrs.Jarman?

Twoorthreeminutes.Notlonger.They’veusuallyjumpedoutbythen.Exceptthela