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新视野视听说第三版B1U4听力原文
Unit4GettingfromAtoB
Listeningtotheworld
Sharing
Scripts
F=Finn;M1=Man1,etc.;W1=Woman1,etc.
Part1
F:
Iusuallygettoworkbybus.Ittakesabouthalfanhour.SometimesIreadabookontheway.
Howaboutyou?
Howdoyougettowork?
M1:
Itravelbybus.Um,it’sonlyonebustowork.Ittakesabout15minutes.
M2:
Igettoworkbycar.
W1:
Bus.
W2:
Iwalktowork.
M3:
IgettoworkonthetubeandIwalksomeoftheway.
W3:
Aboutfiveminuteswalktothestation,WaterlooStation,andthenIgetonabuswhichtakes
about20…25minutes.
M4:
OnmostdaysIusethetube–myjourneyintoworkandmyjourneyhomeattheendofthe
day.
M5:
Icycletowork.That’sthequickestandeasiestway.
W4:
Icycleintoworkeverydayonmybike.
Part2
F:
Whatdoyoudoonyourjourneytowork?
M3:
Iusuallylistentomusicorread.
M1:
SometimesIlistentomusicandsometimesIreadabook.
M4:
IeitherreadthenewspaperorIreadbooks.
W4:
Takeinthefreshair,thescenery,um…andtrytoavoidholesintheroadwhicharequite
dangerous.
W3:
IlistentomyiPod.
M5:
Well,sometimes,if…ifit’sabitofaquietroad,IcanthinkaboutwhatI’mgoingtodothat
day.
W1:
I…Idream,usually.Ijust…I,Ilove…Ilovejourneys.Ilovejustlookingoutofthe
window.
M2:
Well,it’ssoshort;Idon’tactuallydoverymuchatall,apartfrommakingsureIdon’thave
anaccident.
Part3
F:
Whatdoyoulikeaboutit?
M4:
It’sfairlyshort,somyjourneytoworkisonly30minutes.
W3:
It’squick.
M2:
It’sshort.Itonlytakesmesevenoreightminutes.
W1:
Seeinghowthelandscapechangesthroughtheseasons.
M3:
Ilikelisteningtomusicandhavingsometimetothinkbeforework.
M1:
It’squiteearlyinthemorning,whichmeansthatthebusisalwaysquitequiet,soum,Idon’t
havetofightforaseat.
M5:
Iliketohavesomefreshairandtheexercise.
W4:
IjustliketheexercisethatIgetfromitandbeingoutsideintheopen.
W2:
It’snottoofar.Icanwalkorrun.It’saboutaquarterofanhour’swalk,soIfeelveryhealthy.
Idon’thavetocatchabus.
Part4
F:
Whatdon’tyoulikeaboutyourjourneytowork?
M3:
Um,Idon’tlikeitwhenit’sverybusyinthemorningsandIdon’tlikeitwhenit’shotand
sweatyonthetube.
W1:
It’saveryfullbus.It’spackedwithpeoplebecauseit’sthe“workbus”.
M5:
Therearesomeverybaddriversontheroad.
W3:
Sometimesthebusesgetovercrowdedandalotofpeoplearegoingtothesameplace.
W4:
Ireallydon’tlikecyclingtoworkwhenit’srainingbecauseIgetwet,（and）allmybooksget
wet.
M1:
Inthewinterit’sverycoldthatearlyinthemorningandum,sometimesifImissthefirstbus
Ihavetowaitabout20minutesforthenextonetocomealong.
W2:
Inwinterit’sverywindycomingoverthebridgeanditmakesmyeyeswater.
M2:
It’ssoshort;there’snothingtolikeordislikeaboutit.
Listening
Scripts
G=Guide;V1=Visitor1;V2=Visitor2;V3=Visitor3
G:
So,ladiesandgentlemen.Let’smoveintothetransportsectionnow.Couldyouallcomeover
thisway?
Let’slookatthesephotos.Asyoucansee,theseearlymethodsoftransporthave
twothingsincommon…They’reallgreatideas,greatwaystotravelthroughtheairrather
thanontheground…buttheyweren’tsuccessful!
Therewasabigproblemwitheachone.
V1:
Butthemonorail–thatwassuccessful.
G:
Well,yesandno.Lookatthisphotoontheleft.It’sfromtheWorldFairinSeattle.Thatwas
in1962.MonorailswereaverypopularideainAmericaatthattime.Peoplewantedtoleave
theircarsathomeandgotoworkbypublictransport.Buttheyweren’tsuccessful–
monorailsaredifficulttobuildandexpensivetokeepingoodcondition.Soyou’reright.
Therearesomemonorailsintheworld…butnotverymany!
V2:
Hey.Lookatthisphoto.Isthatacarunderaplane?
G:
Oh,yes.Thiswasaveryinterestingidea.PeoplewantedtoflyfromLosAngelestoNew
York…andthendrivestraightintothecitycenterfromtheairport.
V2:
Noway!
How?
G:
Well,theideawasthatthecarcameoffthebottomoftheplaneandthenyougotinanddrove
away.Thiswasinthe1940s.Ah,yes.Look.Here’sthedate:
1948.Itwasaniceidea–no
airportsorwaitingaround–butitwasn’tsuccessful.
V2:
Whynot?
G:
Therewasanengineeringproblem.Thecarwastooheavyandsmallplanesweren’tstrong
enoughtocarrythem（it）.
V3:
What’sthis?
Ahelicopterinthegarage?
G:
Yes,indeed.Welaughatthisnow,butpeoplewereveryseriousaboutitatthetime.People
wantedtoleavehomeinthemorning,saygoodbyetothefamilyandgotoworkbyprivate
helicopter.Theideawasverypopular,but,ofcourse,itwasimpossible.Helicoptersarevery
difficulttoflyandcanyouimaginethetrafficproblemsinthesky?
…Sonoisy!
V2:
Yes.Verynoisy.There’sfartoomuchtrafficthesedaysinmyopinion.
G:
Iagree.Peopleshouldgotoworkbybikeoronfoot–byfarthebestwaytotravel.Asyou
see,allthese…
Viewing
Scripts
P=Presenter;W1=Woman1,etc.;M1=Man1,etc.
Part1
P:
HeathrowAirportishavingabadday.Hundredsofpassengerscan’tflybecauseofa
computerprobleminairtrafficcontrol.InTerminal1,thingsaregettingworse.Moreand
morepassengersarearriving.Someairplanesareleaving,butmanyflightsarecanceled.
Everyoneishopingtofindaflight.Someofthewaitingpassengersarehavingasnackwhile
othersarespendingtheirtimeoutside.It’sahotsummerday.Backinsidetheterminal,it’s
gettinghotterandhotter.Somepeoplecameherefivehoursago.
W1:
I’mherewithmygrandmotherandmyparentsandit’sterribleforustowaithereforsucha
longtimenow.Wehavetosleepattheairportbecausenohotelisavailable.So,it’sjust
terrible.
M1:
Havealookatthis.Improvisationatitsbest.I’mgladthey’resleepingnow.Iwashopingto
gettoBerlinsoon.
P:
Peoplearestilltryingtofindaflight.
W2:
I’vehadmysongoontheInternet,mydaughterbeinonequeue,mebeintheotherqueue
andonthemobile,allatthesametime,tryingtogettoAmsterdamfor9:
30tomorrow
morning.
M2:
Afterfivehoursqueuing,you…youreallybecomereallyZen,youknow...andhereit’s
prettycalm.
P=Presenter
Part2
P:
Theairportmanagersfindaninterestingsolutiontooneoftheproblems:
gardenchairs.With
thechairstorelaxin,somepassengersarefindingnewwaystopassthetime.InsideTerminal
1,it’slateatnight,aftermidnight.Andmanypassengersarestillhere,waitingfortheirflight.
Around300flightsleftHeathrowthatday,but319flightswerecanceled,andover500people
spentthenightintheterminal.
Speakingforcommunication
Role-play
Scripts
B=Boss;S=Secretary;D=David;G=George
B:
Wherearetheotherpeople?
Weweresupposedtostart15minutesago!
S:
Alexcalledandsaidhe’dbehereinasecond.Hesaidhegottiedupwithacustomer.
B:
That’sallright.IknowwhatAlex’scustomerislike.
D:
Morning,everyone!
Pleaseforgiveme.Ididn’tmeantocomesolate.Iwasjustgettingacup
ofcoffeeatthecoffeeshopandthelinewaswaytoolong.Ihadtowaitfor20minutestoget
mycoffee!
B:
David,thisisnotacceptable.IfIsaythemeetingstartsat10,themeetingstartsat10.Not
ten-o-one!
Anddefinitelynotten-twenty!
D:
Yes,sir.Itwon’thappenagain,Ipromise.
B:
Ihopeso,David.Allright.Let’sgetstarted.SothefirstthingIwanttotalkaboutisour...
G:
I’mreallysorry,everyone!
IknowI’mlate.Butreally,it’snotmyfault.
B:
OK,what’sthestorythistime,George?
G:
Therailwayservicewasdelayedthismorning.Youknowwhathappened?
Theysayatrainhit
acowthatgotontothelinebetweentwostations…
B:
Acow?
George,doyouexpectmetobelievethat?
Groupdiscussion
Scripts
A=Attendant;P=Passenger
A:
Yourmeal,sir.
P:
Thankyou.Um,excuseme.
A:
Yes,canIhelpyou?
P:
Hopeso!
I’msorry,butthere’sasmallproblemhere.Iorderedavegetarianmeal–butthisis
meat.
A:
Oh,justamoment.Icheckedandwedon’thavearecordofyourorder.
P:
What?
!
ButIalwaysordervegetarian.I’mafrequentflyer.
A:
Iunderstand,sir,butwedon’thaveanymorevegetarianmeals.
P:
Idon’tbelieveit!
Youalwayshaveextramealsinbusinessclass.
A:
Yes,butthisiseconomyclass.
P:
Youdon’tunderstand.Letmeexplainonemoretime.Idon’teatmeat.Iorderedvegetarian.I
can’tflytoTokyowithoutdinner.It’syourjobtobringmeameal.Abusinessclassvegetarian
mealisfine.
A:
Justamoment.Hereyouare,sir.Avegetarianmeal.
P:
Thankyou,butthisisalreadyopen.Andit’scold.Um,canIspeaktothepersonincharge,
please?
Furtherpracticeinlistening
Shortconversations
Scripts
Conversation1
M:
Wouldyouliketoshareataxiwithmetotheairport?
Wecansavemoneythatway.
W:
Actually,I’mnotflying.I’mgoingtotheconferencebytrain.Iwasthinkingofdriving,butit
willbetootiring.
Q:
Howisthewomangoingtotravel?
Conversation2
W:
Ihavetocatchthe10:
45train.IthinkI’dbettergettothestationbyhalfpast10.
M:
Oh,it’sjustasmallstation.It’llbefineifyouarrivetherefiveminutesbeforethetrain
departs.
Q:
Accordingtotheman,atwhattimecouldthewomanarriveatthestation?
Conversation3
M:
DidyousayIshouldtaketheNo.46bustoyourhouse?
BecauseIremembergoingthereonce
ontheNo.28.
W:
TheNo.28bushasbeencanceled.Itusedtorunstraighttomyhouseanditwasfasterthanthe
No.46.It’stoobad.
Q:
Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthebusservices?
Conversation4
W:
Manypeoplewouldrathertakethebusorthesubwaythandrivebythemselves.Parkingis
gettingtobe
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