施心远听力教程1第三版第三单元文本及答案Word下载.docx

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Hi,Linda.IhearyouandJohngotmarried（l）lastmonth.Linda:

Yeah,wedid,（smiling）Threeweeks

（2）ago.

Well,congratulations!

Linda:

Thankyou.

Didyou（3）haveabigwedding?

No,wegot（4）marriedatCityHall.Wedidn’twanttospendverymuchbecause（5）we’resavingtobuyahouse.Friend:

Wheredidyou（6）havethereception?

Oh-we（7）didn’thaveareception.Wejust（8）invitedafewfriendsoverfordrinksafterwards.Friend:

What（9）didyouwear?

Justaskirtandblouse.

Oh!

AndJohnworea（10）jacketandjeans.

Wheredidyou（11）goforyourhoneymoon?

We（12）didn’thaveahoneymoon.Wewentbacktoworkthenextday.Ah,herecomes（13）mybus.

Listen.（14）I’dlovetohelpcelebrate.Whydon’tyoutwo（15）comeoverforadrinknextweek?

Sure.We’dloveto.（16）I’lltalktoJohnand（17）callyouMonday.Friend:

Great.Seeyou（18）nextweek.

Bye.

Part2ListeningandNote-taking

Bob:

Lookatthat,Angela.True-Valueisgoingtosellhi-fi’sfor72.64pounds.I’mgoingtobuyone.Wecansaveatleast20pounds.

Angela:

Yes,andlookatthewashingmachines.They’regoingtosellsomewashingmachinesfor98.95pounds,gowecansave22pounds.Awashingmachineismoreimportantthanahi-fi.

Bytheway,Angela,doyouknowhowmuchmoneywe’vegot?

About200pounds,Ihope.

Here’sthebankstatement.Ididn’twanttoopenit.Oh,dear.

What’sthematter?

Wehaven’tgot200pounds,I’mafraid.

Well,comeon.Howmuchhavewegot?

Only150pounds16.

Thingstheywanttobuy

Price

Moneytheycansave

ahi-fi

72.64pounds

atleast20pounds

awashingmachine

98.95pounds

22pounds

ExerciseB:

Moneytopayforthethingstobuy:

171.59pounds

Moneytobesaved:

42pounds

Moneytheythinktheycanhave:

200pounds

Moneytheyactuallyhave:

150.16pounds

Tapescript:

Section2ListeningComprehension

Part1WordsorMessage?

A.:

1.JohnBishopwasverypopularbecausehefoundedacompanythatmadestationeryproductsfromrecycledmaterials.

2.Thegrossdomesticproductofourcountryhasbeenstationaryformanyyearsatabout7.5percentevenifwehadbeenretarded（orconfrontedwith）bytheworldeconomicrecession.

1.Onlybetraininghardeverydaycanyoubecomeagoodathlete.

2.Heisamorepersuasivespeakerthanhisbrother.

3.Neverhavewehadmoreapplesthanthisyear.

1.Theonlywayyoucanbecomeagoodathleteisbytraininghardeveryday.

2.Hespeaksmorepersuasivelythanhisbrother.

3.We’vehadmoreapplesthisyearthaneverbefore.

Part2Dialogues

Dialogue1What’sHeLike?

ExerciseA:

Listentothedialogueandcompletethefollowingnotes.

Age:

35or36

Appearance:

good-looking

Hobbies:

sports—footballbasketballandtennis

Marriagestatus:

single/notmarried

Listentotheconversationagainandanswerthefollowingquestions.

1.Whatishegoodat?

Howdoeshisfriendknowthat?

（Heisgoodattennis.Hisfriendknowsthatbecauseheplaysatthesametennisclubwheresheplays.）

2.Doeshelivealone?

Hashegotacompanion?

（Yes,helivesalone.Buthehasacompanion,hisdog.）

ExerciseC:

Listentosomeextractsfromthedialogueandcompletethefollowingsentenceswiththemissingwords.

Idon’tknowhimverywell.He’sabit...shy,Ithink.Heisn’tmarried.Helivesinaflatonhisown.Well,justhimandhisdog.

A:

Tellmeaboutyournewmanager.What’shelike?

Oh,terrific.He’stall,goodlooking..,well,Ithinkhe’sgoodlooking,anyway...andhe

’sabout35or36.He’sveryinterestedinallkindsofsports—football,basketball...oh,andtennis.Myfriendtoldmehe’sverygoodattennis.Heplaysatthesametennisclub...theclubwheresheplays...youknow.

Oh,ishefriendly?

Imean,intheoffice...

Well,Idon’tknowhimverywell.He’sabit...shy,Ithink.Heisn’tmarried.Helivesinaflatonhisown.Well,justhimandhisdog.

Dialogue2HowOldAreYou?

Listentotheinterviewandcompletethefollowingreport.

Nameoftheinterviewee:

Keith.

Keithis

（1）37yearsold.He’sgot

（2）twochildren.Oneis（3）11andtheotheris（4）13.Heisa（5）printer’sreaderandcopyeditoratthe（6）OxfordUniversityPress.Hestartsworkat（7）7:

30andfinishesat（8）4:

15witha（9）45-minutelunchbreak.Hegoestoworkby（10）bicycleandtrain.

Heisinterestedin（11）antiques.Hedislikes（12）decoratingandisnotawfully（13）keenongardening.Hereadsquitealot,（14）newspapers,books,especially（15）booksofhistory.

Hedoesn’t（16）smokeanddrinks（17）onlyoccasionally.Hedoesn’t（18）gotothechurchoften.

1.Man2:

ThingsIdon’tlike—Idon’tlikedecorating.I’mnotawfullykeenongardening.

2.Man1:

Yeah.Andwhatkindofbooksdoyouread?

Man2:

Erm—tendstobemorealonghistorylines.

Man1:

Allright,Keith.Howoldareyou?

Thirty-seven.

Thirty-seven,yeah?

And,erm,youmarried?

Yes.

Yeah.Haveyougotchildren?

Two.

Yeah.Whataretheirnames?

TobyandLucy.

TobyandLucy.Howoldarethey?

One’s11,that’sLucy;

andToby’s13.

Yeah.Tellmeaboutyourjob,Keith.

Well,IworkattheOxfordUniversityPress.I’maprinter’sreaderandcopyeditor.

Erm,whatsortofhoursofworkdoyouhave?

Erm,7:

30inthemorning.

Youstartworkat7:

30?

Yes.Istartat7:

30inthemorningandfinishat4:

15.That’switha45-minutelunchbreak.

Yeah.Doyoulikeitthatway?

Doyoulikestartingveryearly?

No,Idon’t.No.

Howdoyougotowork?

Er,well,IcyclefromheretoDidcotStation,andthencatchthetrain.

Tellmeoneortwothingsyoulikedoing,andoneortwothingsyoudon’tlikedoing.Whatdoyoulikedoing?

Whatdoyoudoforenjoyment?

Well,I’mquiteinterestedinantiques*.

ThingsIdon’tlike—Idon’tlikedecorating.I’mnotawfullykeenongardening.

OK.Whatreading—whatsortof—whatnewspaperdoyouread?

TheTimes.

TheTimes,yeah.

AndTheSundayTimes.

Yeah.Andwhatkindofbonksdoyouread?

Erm—tendstobemorealonghistorylines.Notnovels,generally,moregeneralhistory.Localhistoryespecially.

Yeah,OK.Doyousmoke,Keith?

Man2:

No.

Youdrink?

Occasionally.

Yeah.Doyougotochurch?

Notveryoften,no.

Right.Thankyouverymuchindeed.

Part3PassageCyclingAccidents

1.Whatdoyoungchildrenoftenfinddifficulttodowhenridingbicycles?

2.Whenchoosingabikeforachild,whatshouldyouensure?

3.Howoldshouldachildbewhenthechildisallowedoutontheroadonabike?

4.WhatdoyouknowabouttheCyclingProficiencyTest?

5.Beforeachildisallowedoutalone,whatshouldhebeabletodo?

6.Whatisparent’sadvicetotheirchildrenwhentheyareoutonabikeinthedark?

7.Whatistheparents’responsibility?

8.Whatcanbelife-saving?

1.Makesurethatyourchild’sbikehastherightsizeofframeandthatthesaddleandhandlebarsarecorrectlyadjusted.Whensittingonthesaddle,achild’sfeetshouldcomfortablytouchthegroundandhandsmustbeabletoworkthebrakelevers.

2.Fornight-timeriding,lightsmustbeworkingandreflectorsmustbeclean.

Cyclingaccidentsoftenhappenbecausechildrenareallowedoutontheroadsbeforethey’rereallyready.Afterall,ittakestimetolearntorideabikesafely,andridingsafelymeansmuchmorethanjuststayingon.Forexample,achildmustbeabletoturnandlookbehind,anddohandsignalswithoutwobbling.Andatthesametimeashandlingthebikesafely,thechildmustbeabletocopewiththeroadsandtraffic.

Howtopreventaccidents?

Makesurethatyourchild’sbikehastherightsizeofframeandthatthesaddleandhandlebarsarecorrectlyadjusted.Whensittingonthesaddle,achild’sfeetshouldcomfortablytouchthegroundandhandsmustbeabletoworkthebrakelevers.Makesurechildrencanridesafelyandcancopewithroadsandtrafficbeforeyouletthemoutalong.Asageneralrule,childrenundernineyearsoldshouldneverbeallowedoutontheroadsonabikealone.Anadultshouldalwaysbewiththem.

EncourageyourchildtogoinforaCyclingProficiencyTest.YoucangetdetailsofcoursesfromyourRoadSafetyOfficeratyourlocalauthority.Lookinyourtelephonedirectoryforthelocalauthoritynumber.Butrememberthatthesecourses