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t（18）comethroughthat.You'
dgoneinto（19）shock.Iftheyhadn'
tgottenyouherewhentheydid,1don'
tthink（20）you'
dbealivenow."
Exercise
Directions:
Listentothepassageandfillintheblankswithwhatyouhear.（RefertoTapescript）
Part2ListeningforGist
Man:
Hello.
Woman:
Hello,Sam...thisisPaulaHansen.Sorrytobotheryou,butI'
mhaving
asmallproblemIthoughtyoumightbeabletohelpmewith.Man:
Sure,Paula.What'
sup?
Well,youknowSarahandImovedintoanoff-campusapartmentin
thefall..,overonthewestsideoftown.Anyway,we'
vebeenhappywithituntilthepastcoupleofmonths.Man:
Yeah?
Whathappened?
Well,thedishwasherbrokedown,sowereportedittoMsConnors,the
owner.Shesaidshe'
dtakecareofit,butamonthwentbyandnothinghappened.
Didyougetbackintouchwithher?
Igotarepairpersontogivemeanestimate.ThenIsentittoher.WhenIdidn'
thearfromher,Ihadtherepairdone.AndIdeductedthecostfromtherentcheck.
Sowhat'
stheproblem?
Shecalledheremadasahornet.Shesaidshecould'
vegottentherepairdoneforlessmoney.Nowshe'
sthreateningtoevictusfornotpayingthefullrent..
Holdon,Paula.Itdoessoundprettyserious,butI'
msureyoucanallsit
downandworkthisout.
Well,you'
reoveratthelawschool,soIwonderedifyouwouldmindcomingwithSarahandmewhenwegototalktoMsConnors.We'
resupposedtomeetwithhertomorrownightat8.
Sure,1haven'
tstudiedalotaboutcontractsyet,butI'
dbegladtohelp
youstraighten
thingsout.Whydon'
tIstopbyabout7:
30?
Thanks,Sam!
You'
realifesaver!
Exercise
A,girlistalkingtoherfriendaboutaproblemsheishavingwiththe
landlady.Writedowntheproblemandthekeywordsthathelpyoudecide.
1）Theproblemisthatwhenthedishwasherbrokedown,thegirlhadtherepairdoneanddeductedthecostfromtherentcheck.Nowthelandladyisthreateningtoevictherandherroommatefor/notpayingthefullrent.
2）Thekeywordsaredishwasher,brokedown,reported,nothinghappened,estimate,sent,didn'
thear,repairdone,deductedthecost,therentcheck,evict,notpayingthefullrent.
3）_
SectionTwoListeningComprehension
PartiDialogue
UFO
（Noiseofcar,radioplayingH•••andIt'
s10:
40hereonIslandRadio..."
）Jenny:
Ooh,it'
scold.Let'
sturntheheatingon.Mick:
It'
sfullonalready.Itmustbefreezingoutsidetonight.Jenny:
sfreezinginhereaswell.Still,it'
salovelyclearnight.（Cracklingsoundonradio）Mick:
Oh,what'
swrongwiththeradio?
Jenny:
Itsometimesdoesthatwhenwe'
renearelectricitycables.
Mick:
Well,Ican'
tseeany.
Perhapsit'
sthatcarupthere.
Whatcar?
Thatoneupthere.Doyouseethelights?
Ohyes.Itlooksabittoofarawayforthat,though.（Crackling）
Oh,Ican'
tstandthis.I'
lltryagainlater,（Turnsradiooff）.Jenny:
sabitstrangethough.Mick:
What
Well,thatcarlooksquitehighup,asifit'
shalfwayupahill.Mick:
So?
Canyourememberanyhillsoverthatway?
That'
swheretheriveris,isn'
tit?
Yes,you'
reright.Look,it'
sstopped.Jenny;
Mick,Ithinktherearethreeofthem.Mick:
They'
reveryclose,aren'
tthey?
Jenny;
Isitaplaneorsomething?
Idon'
tknow.It'
sverystrangethough.Itdoesn'
tlooklikeaplane.I'
mgoingtostopthecarandhaveacloserlook.Jenny:
Mick,I'
mfrightened!
Don'
tworry.It'
sallright.Comeon,whydon'
twetakeacloserlook?
Jenny:
NO,I'
mnotmovingfromhere.Youcangoonyourown.
Oh,comeon.Jenny,I'
lllookafteryou.Jenny:
Well...
Comeon,it'
llbeallright.
Theygetout.）
Look,wherearetheothertwogoing?
Didyouseehowfasttheyweremoving?
Yes,Idid.Butwhat'
sthisonedoing?
tknow.Canyouhearthatwhistlingsound?
Howhighupisit?
Oh,about500feet,Isuppose.
Look,it'
scomingdown!
.tgoanycloser!
sverylow.
slanding...
No,it'
sstoppingthere.Isn'
tithot!
Justlookatthatsmoke!
I'
msureit'
sburningthegrass.
mgoingtogetascloseaspossible.
mnot!
mnotstayinghere.I'
mgoingbacktothecar.
Look!
Didyouseesomethingmove!
There,look!
Inthatwindow.There!
Oh,it'
stakingoffagain.（Noises）
Justlookatthat!
Oh,Mick,pleasetakemehome.
Comeon,let'
sgo.（Noisesfading）Ithinkweoughttotellthepolice.
Butwhat011earthwasit?
tknow,Ireallydon'
tknow.
msureitwassomethingfromouterspace...Mick?
What?
Ithinkit'
scomingback.Look!
Canyouseethelights?
Mick:
Where?
Overthere!
reright,it'
scomingcloser.It'
scomingstraightforus.Jenny:
Oh,comeon,let'
sgetbacktothecar.Mick,please!
Allright,I'
mcoming.（Noiseofcarapproaching,slowingdown.）
Hackett:
sallright,it'
sthepolice.I'
mPCHackett,fromBancroft.Jenny:
Oh,thankheavens!
sthepolice!
Didyouseethat...thatthingflyingoff,officer?
mdelightedtoseeyou,officer.Wewerejustcomingtoseeyou.Hackett:
msureyouwere,sir.Youlookasifyou'
vehadabitofafright.Wouldyoulikeacupoftea,ma'
am?
vegotaflaskintheback.Thenyoucan
tellmewhatyousaw.Jenny:
Oh,thankyou,officer.Yes,I'
dloveacupoftea!
Listentothedialogueandcompletethefollowingpassage.
Itwasabout10:
40intheevening.JennyandMickwereontheirwaybackhomeintheircaronfreezingbutlovelyclearnight.Thentheyheardcracklingsoundontheradio.Itsometimesdidthatwhenthevwerenearelectricitycables.
ButMickcouldn'
tseeany.ThenJennynoticedsomethinglookedlikeacarquitehighup,asifitwashalfwayupahill.Buttheyrememberedthereweren'
tanyhillsoverthatway,actuallythatwaswheretheriverwas.Thenthethingstopped.Therewerethreeofthem.MickdecidedtohaveacloserlookbutJennywastoofrightenedtogo...
Oncloselook,theyfoundthattheyweremovingveryfast.Theyalsocouldhearawhistlingsoundabout500feethighup.Thentheysawitcoming^downandstoppedabovetheground.Thltycouldseesomethingmovingjnthewindow.Afterawhileittookoffagainbutsooncameback.ItwascomingstraightforMikeandJenny.Jennywassureitwassomethingfromouterspace.Theydecidedtoleaveimmediatelyandreportthistothepolice.Part2Passage
Theft-ProofYourHome
1）Statisticsnationwideplaceyourriskofbeinghitatbetweenfiveandsixpercentayear,buttheoddsexceedninepercentinmanycities.
2）Accordingtogovernmentstatisticscompiledfrom1973to1982,infully13percentofbreak-inscrooksencounteredsomeoneathome.
3）That'
seasyenoughwhenthecrooklivesinthearea,butprofessionalburglarsmayposeasjoggers,salesmenorfundraiserstospendtimeinyourneighborhood.
Amongthetips:
Fortifyexteriordoorwithdead-boltlocksinwhichthebolt
extendsatleastoneinchintothedoorframe,andreinforceslidingglasspatiodoorswithalockingmetalrodthatjamsthetrack.5）Thepolicy'
sfacevalueshouldequalatleast80percentofwhatitwouldcosttorebuildyourhome,andyourbelongingswillnormallybecoveredforatleasthalfthatamount.
Thethieveswhoransacked*DanandClaireHendrickson'
sDenvertownhousewereinahurry.Theypulledoutdrawers,scatteredclothesandoverturnedfurniture.Theygrabbed$7,100worthofpossessions,including$3,500instereogearand$1,000injewelry.
Lastyear,overtwomillionUShouseholdsdiscoveredjusthowdevastatingaburglarycanbe.Itistheoneseriouscrimethatyouaremostlikelytosuffer.Statisticsnationwideplaceyourriskof
beinghitatbetweenfiveandsixpercentayear,buttheoddsexceedninepercent
inmanycities./
Moreover,aJusticeDepartmentsurveysuggeststhatalmosthalfofall
burglariesgounreported.Thethieves'
annualtake:
$3.5billion.
Don'
tthinkofburglaryasjustacrimeagainstproperty.Accordingto
governmentstatisticscompiledfrom1973to1982,infully13percentof
break-inscrooks*encounteredsomeoneathome;
nearlyathirdofthose
confrontationsendedinassault;
andtenpercentoftheviolentcrimescommitted
wererapes.
Daylightisnoprotection:
Some36percentofallbreak-insoccurduringtheday.Aburglarwe'
llcallTony
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