施心远听力教程1 第三版第二单元文本及答案Word格式文档下载.docx

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Howlong（3）willittake?

（4）It’llbereadyintwentyminutes.

Oh,（5）I’llcomebacklater.

Allright,sir,

（6）ShallIpaynoworlater?

（7）Later’llbeallright

Part2ListeningandNote-taking

Exercise:

Wheretheyare①nowCinema④BridgeStreet⑦Station③

Tapescript:

Excuseme.HowcanIgettothestationplease?

Thestation,thestation,thestation...letmesee.Ah,yes.Youcangodown...no.Gostraightonuntilyoucometoacinema.Let’sseenow—that’sthesecondturnonyourright.Thecinema’sonthecorner.Turnrightatthecinemaandyou’llbeinBridgeStreet.Ithinkit’sBridgeStreet.GoalongBridgeStreetforafewminutesandthentakethesecond—no,notthesecond,thefirst,that’sfight,thefirstturning.Onyourleft.Thestationisstraightahead,rightinfrontofyou.

Sothat’ssecondrightandfirstleft.Thankyouverymuch.That’sverykindofyou.

Don’tmentionit.

Section2ListeningComprehension

Part1WordsorMessage?

A.Listentotwosentences.Isit“eligible”or“illegible”?

Ticktherightbox.

1.Nooneknowswhythemostprescriptionswrittenbydoctorsarealmostillegible,includingthoseinthegeneralhospitals.

2.ThepeopleintheUnitedStatesareeligibletoclaimarefundiftheybuyanythingundesirablewithin30days.

B.Listentosomesentencesandrewritethemwiththehelpoftheclue.

1.HisknowledgeofEnglishisverylimited.

2.AttimehaveIhaveamemberofthatclub.

3.Littleisknownaboutthatprimitivetribe.

HespeaksverylittleEnglish.

Ihaveneverbeenamemberofthatclub.

Nobodyknowsaboutthatprimitivetribe.

Part2Dialogues

Dialogue1WelcometoBristol

ExerciseA:

Listentothedialogueanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.WriteTorFinthespaceprovided.Discusswithyourclassmateswhyyouthinkthestatementistrueorfalse.

T1.EtienneBertrandisfromSwitzerland.

（I’mEtienneBertrand,fromSwitzerland.）

T2.TheBakersareexpectingMr.Bertrand.

（Mrs.Bakersays“Hello,Etienne.Comein.WelcometoBristol.”）

T3.Therehaveprobablybeenhijacksinrecentdays.

（Mr.Bakersays“Howwasyourtrip?

Nohijacks?

”andEtienneanswers“No,itwasallfight,thankyou/”Wemaydrawaconclusionthattheywereserious.）

F4.Theplanewaslatebecausetherehadbeenahijackattempt.

（Theplanewaslateprobablybecauseitwastheholidayseason.）

T5.Theairportisusuallycrowdedatthistimeoftheyear.

（Itistheholidayseason.）

T6.Itisprobablystillcold.

（Mr.BakermentionscentralheatingandtellsEtiennetouseextrablanketsifhefeelstoocold.）

F7.Thecentralheatingdoesn’twork.

（Itdoesn’tworkverywell.）

T8.Mr.Bakercan’tfindtheblankets.

（Mr.BakerasksMrs.Bakerwheretheblanketsare.）

ExerciseB:

Listentosomeextractsfromthedialogueandcompletethefollowingsentenceswiththemissingwords.

Mrs.Baker:

Hello,Etienne.Comein.WelcometoBristol.

Etienne:

Hello.Pleasedtomeetyou,Mrs.Baker.

Oh,callmeNicola.Andthisismyhusband,Nigel.

EtiennehasjustarrivedinEngland,

Hello.AreyouMrs.Baker?

I’mEtienneBertrand,fromSwitzerland.

Hello,Etienne.Comein.WelcometoBristol.

Hello.Pleasedtomeetyou,Mrs.Baker.

Oh,callmeNicola.Andthisismyhusband,Nigel.

Mr.Baker:

Howwasyourtrip?

No,itwasallright,thankyou.Buttheplanewaslateandtheairportwascrowded.

Well,it’stheholidayseason.Youexpectitatthistimeoftheyear.Here,letmetakeyourbagsupstairs.

Oh,that’sallright.I’lltakethisone.It’sheavy.

Well.Here’syourroom.Ihopeit’sbigenoughforyouandnottoocold.Wedohavecentralheatingbutitdoesn’tworkverywellThereareextrablanketsinthecupboard,Ithink.Oh,well…Nicola,wherearetheblankets?

Let’sgodownandmeettherestofthefamily.

Dialogue2HaveYouEverLivedAbroad?

Listentotheinterviewandcompletethefollowingquestionnaire.

•Questionaire

•Name:

PhyllisNationality:

British

•Beingabroad:

•Yes:

√No:

_______

•Ifhasbeenabroad:

•Country:

Australia

•Lengthofstay:

12years

•Wherewerehisfamilyduringhisstayinthatcountry:

Theywerewithher.

•Advantagesoflivinginthatcountry:

goodclimate;

relaxedatworkaswellassocially

•Timewhenhereturnedhome:

tenyearsago

Listentosomeextractsfromthedialogueandwritedownwhatthespeakerreallywantstosay.

1.Hometomeisbeingnearthepeopleyou’refondof.

2.AndpresumablytheycamebacktotheU.K.?

Interviewer:

Haveyoueverlivedabroad,Phyllis?

Phyllis:

Yes,Ihaveactually.Whataboutyou?

No,unfortunatelyIhaven’t.

Oh,whatashame!

Wheredidyoulivewhenyouwereabroad?

IlivedinAustralia.

Really?

That’salongwayaway.

Uhm,uhm,yes!

Howlongwereyoutherefor?

Iwastherefortwelveyears

Oh!

Whatalongtime!

Yes.Rather,

Erin.SohowlonghaveyoubeenbackintheUK?

I’vebeenbackabout,erm,tenyearsnow.

Uhm.WhenyouwereinAustralia,didyouthinkofitasyourhome?

Well,itdependsonwhat,youmeanbyhome.When1was...hometomeisbeingnearthepeopleyou’refondof.

Uhm,yeah.SodoesthatmeanthatyourfamilywerewithyouinAustralia?

Yes,theyweretherewithme.

Andpresumablythey’ve...theycamebacktotheUK?

Yes,theydid.Theycamebackwithme.

Uhm.Ifyouhadachoice,wheredoyouthinkyou’dbelivingnow?

Phyllis:

Oh.IwouldreallyliketogobacktoAustraliaInterviewer:

Oh,yeah?

Why’sthat?

Well,foronething,it’stheclimate.

Uhm.

And,er,secondly,it’s...veryrelaxed.

Oh?

Inwhatway?

Well,youknow,thewaveoflife,nobodyhurries.

Uhm.Isthatatworkaswellassocially?

That’sright,everything

Part3PassageWelcometoLondon!

Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.

1.HowmanytouristspourintoLondoninthesummer?

2.WhatwillhappentoOxfordStreet?

3.HowaboutthefoodandweatherinLondon?

4.WhichofthefollowingisnotoneofthemanyobvioustouristattractionsmentionedinLondon?

5.WherecantravelersfindagoodintroductiontothehistoricalLondon?

6.Whatdoes“democratic”referto?

7.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutshopping?

8.Whatdoesthespeakersayabouteating?

1.A2.A3.D4.D5.B6.C7.A8.B

Completethefollowingsentencewithwhatyouhaveremembered.

Youcanspendalotofmoney,inshopsfromaristocraticKnightsbridgetodemocraticMarksandSpencer.

WelcometoLondon!

YouandsevenmillionothertouristswillfillBritain’scapitalcitythisseason,jostling*eachotheralongOxfordStreet,gettinglostontheUnderground,staringatBuckinghamPalace,andcomplainingaboutthefoodandtheweather.

Whatcanyoudowhenyou’rehere?

TherearetheobvioustouristattractionsofroyalLondon,theLondonofpageantry*andsoldiersinfancyuniforms.ThereishistoricalLondon,withtheancientbuildingsandmagnificentchurches.AgoodintroductiontoallthiscanbefoundintheLondonMuseumintheBarbican*.

Youcanspendalotofmoney,inshopsfromaristocratic*Knightsbridge*todemocraticMarksandSpencer*,allofthemanxioustoreceivetravellers’chequesinalmostanycurrency.Therearemanyhotelsatyourservice,andyourchambermaidmaywellbeabletotalktoyouinyourownlanguage—thoughprobablynotinEnglish,Restaurantsareherebythehundred.YoucaneatyourwayroundtheworldinLondon,fromChinatoArgentina*,thoughyoumayhaveabitofajobfindinggoodEnglishfood.

Section3OralWork

Part1QuestionsandAnswers

Listentothedialogueandthenanswersomequestionsaboutit.Youwillhearthedialogueandthequestionsonlyonce.Answereachquestionwithacompletesentenceafteryouhaveheardit.

1.Whatdidthewomanorder?

（Sheorderedtheroastbeef.）

2.Whatwouldthewomanliketohaveasastarter’-

（Shewouldliketohavethegarlicmushrooms.）

3.Whatvegetablesdoestherestaurantoffer?

（Itofferscauliflowerandcarrots.）

4.Whatvegetabledidthewomanorder?

（Sheorderedcarrots.）

5.Whatsortofdrinkdidsheorder?

（Sheorderedaglassofwater.）

6.Sheorderedadessert,didn’tshe?

（No,shedidnotorderanydessert.）

7.Didthewomanlikethebreadserved?

（No,shedidn’tlikeit.）

8.Whydidn’tshelikethebread?

（Becauseitwasstale/notfresh.）

Areyoureadytoorder?

Er,yes,please.I’llhavetheroastbeef.

Uhm,Wouldyoulikeastarter?

Nothanks,oh,whynot?

I’llhavethegarlicmushroomsplease.

Andwouldyoulikesaladorvegetableswithyourroast