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听力教程四复习整理

听力教程四复习整理

Unit1

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1.HowhasthemainfootballstadiumbeenbuiltinmanyAfricancapitals?

InmanyAfricancapitals,themainfootballstadiumislikelytohavebeenbuiltwithChineseaidmoney.

2.HowmuchdoesSino-Africantrade—andaid—amountto?

ItisestimatedthatSino-Africantrade—andaid—amounttoashighas12billiondollarsayear.

3.HowistherelationshipbetweenChinaandAfricacomparedwiththatbetweenEuropeandAfrica?

ThelinksbetweenChinaandAfricacouldgrowtochallengethepast-coloniallinksbetweenEuropeandAfrica.

4.WhatdidChinapromiseonthemeetinginAddisAbaba?

OnthemeetinginAbaba,Chinapromisedtocanceldebts,greatduty-freeaccessintoChinaforAfricaproductsandincreaseChineseinvestmentsinAfrica.

Unit3

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1.WhodidChinaandSouthKoreastronglycriticizeagainjustthreedaysbeforeasummitofAsianandPacificleaders?

Why?

ChinaandSouthKoreastronglycriticizedtheJapanesePrimeMinisterJunichiroKoizumiagainbecausehevisitedthecontroversialwarshrinewhichcommemoratestheJapanesewarincludingsomepeopleconvictedofwarcrimes.

2.Astheworld’ssecondlargesteconomy,whatkindofroleshouldJapanplayattheannualmeetingofPacificRimleaders?

Astheworld’ssecondlargesteconomy,JapanshouldbealeadingvoiceattheannualmeetingofPacificRimleaders.

3.WhataretherelationsbetweenJapanandothercountriesintheregion?

ThegrowingisolationofJapanintheregionisbeinghighlighted.

4.WhatwilltheChinesePresidentandSouthKoreanPresidentdotowardsMr.KoizumiattheAsianandPacificsummit?

ChinahasindicateditsPresidentHuJintaowouldnotmeetMr.KoizumiandSouthKoreanPresidentsayshe’llonlygreethimoutofcourtesyasthehostofthemeeting.

5.DoestheeventofworshipingwarcriminalshurttherelationsbetweenChinaandJapan?

Yes,China’sForeignMinisterLiZhaoxingsaidthatrelationsbetweenthetwocountrieswereindifficultyandtheJapaneseweretoblame.

NewsItem3P24

1.EuropeanUnionforeignministers’meetingisheldinBelgium.T

2.Next（last）weekthePalestinianswillbepermittedtocontrolthebordercrossing.F

3.TheIsraelitroopswillcontinuetostayinGazaStrip.F

4.17（70）personnelwillbesenttoobserveandadvisethePalestinianborderstaff.F

Unit4

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1.Howmanypeoplearebelievedtohavebeenkilledinthebombblast?

Whoarethey?

About20peoplearebelievedtohavebeenkilledinthebombblast,including6policeofficersand12civilians.

2.Howmanypeoplewereinjured?

About30peoplewereinjured.

3.Wheredidthebooby-trappedcarexplode?

Accordingtolocalpolicethebooby-trappedcarexplodedclosetoshopsandrestaurantsinthecommercialdistrict.

4.Whatdidthebombtargetandwhatwastheresult?

Thebombtargetedthepolicevehicles,twoofwhichweredestroyed.

Unit5

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1.Howmanytreesarebeingdiscardedastissuepapereachday?

Morethanaquarterofamilliontreesarebeingdiscardedastissuepapereachday.

2.Whatdidthereportfind?

ThereportfoundalarminglylowlevelsofrecycledfibersinthevastmajorityofproductsbyEuropeantoiletandtissuepapermanufactures.

3.WherearethefibersusedbyEuropeantoiletandtissuepapercompaniestakenfrom?

ThefibersaretakenfromnaturalforestsinSouthAfrica,Asia,EuropeandacrosstheAmerica.

4.Whathavemostofthetoiletandtissuepapermanufacturersfailedtodo?

Mostofthecompanieshavefailedtotakeeffectivemeasuretopreventillegalorcontroversialtimberfrombeingusedintheirproducts.

Unit6

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1.ThedevastatingearthquakeoccurredlastmonthinPakistan.T

2.Theinternationalfund-raisingconferencehasjustattained（surpassed）itsoriginalgoal.F

3.TheWorldBankandtheAsianDevelopmentBanktogether（each）promisedabilliondollars.F

4.TheUnitedStatesandtheIslamicDevelopmentBankhadincreasedtheirpledgestooneandahalfbillion（halfabillion）dollars.F

5.PresidentMusharrafusedtheconferencetodiscusstheKashmirissuewithIndia.（tourgeIndiatohelpresolvethelong-runningKashmirdispute）F

NewsItem3P57

1.WheredidTyphoonKhanunpassover?

TyphoonKhanunpassedoverChina’seasterncoast.

2.Howmuchdamagehasitcaused?

Atleastsevenpeoplehavebeenkilledandthousandsofbuildingshavecollapsed.

3.HowisthecoastalcityofTaizhouinfluencedbythetyphoon?

ThecoastalcityofTaizhouisamongtheworst-hitareas.

4.Howmanypeoplewereevacuatedfromtheirhomesearlier?

Earlieraboutamillionpeoplewereevacuatedfromtheirhomes.

5.WhatistheimpactofTyphoonKhanunonthelocalpeople’slife?

Schoolswereclosed,publictransportservicesweresuspendedandshipswereforcedintoport.HundredsofflightstoandfromthecityofShanghaiwerecancelled.

Unit7

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1.WhatdotheGermanfarmersthinkabouttheEUplan?

TheGermanfarmersarearguingthatabetterdealforsugarfarmersinAfricaisgoingtocostthemtheirlivelihoods.

2.HowbigacutdidtheEuropeanUnionagreetomakeontheguaranteedpricecurrentlypaidtoEurope’ssugarproducers?

TheEuropeanUnionagreedtoreducebyalmost40%theguaranteedpricecurrentlypaidtoEurope’ssugarproducers.

3.WhatdidthelessdevelopedcountriessayaboutEuropeansubsidies?

TheyarguedthattheirownsugarindustrieswerebeingadverselyaffectedbythedistortionsintheworldmarketcausedbyEuropeansubsidies.

4.WhathasbeentheresponsetotheEUplanfromEurope’ssugarbeetgrowers?

TheEUplanhasunsurprisinglyprovedveryunpopularwithEurope’ssugarbeetgrowers.

5.WhatdidGermany’sfoodindustryunionthinkabouttheplan?

Germany’sfoodindustryunionsaidtheplanwouldspoiltheanteof46,000sugarbeetfarmersandthreatenmorethan26,000employeesinthesugarindustry.

Unit8

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1.WhyisthereagatheringoutsideabookshopinLondon?

BecausetheHarryPotterfansarewaitingforthearrivalofthelatestbookintheseries,HarryPotterandtheHalf-BloodPrince.

2.Whoarethosepeopleatthegathering?

TheyarepeoplefromdifferentpartsofBritain,includingtheyoungandnotsoyoung,andsometeenagerswhohavetraveledoverfromtheNetherlands.

3.WhoelsearealsoexcitedaboutthenewestPottertale?

Bloomsbury,thebooks’publishers,arealsoexcitedaboutthenewestPottertale.

4.WhatisBloomsbury’sprofitforecastforthisyear?

Bloomsbury’sprofitforecastis35milliondollarsforthisyear.

5.HowpopularistheHarryPotterseriesintheworld?

Thepreviousfivebooksintheserieshavesoldmorethan250millioncopiesworldwideandhavebeentranslatedinto62languages.

6.What’stheinfluenceoftheHarryPotterseriesonthepublishingindustry?

AccordingtoLesleyMiles,marketingdirectorofthebookchainWaterstones,therehasbeena10-foldincreaseinchildren’sbookpublishingacrosstheboard,andthat’slargelythankstoPotter.

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1.TheBritishChancelloroftheExchequerhasannouncedaplantolaunch（fund）aworldwideimmunizationcampaignindevelopingcountries.F

2.Britain,alongwiththeBillBatesFoundation,willsetupafoundationtosupporttheplan.F

3.TheBillGateFoundation（plustheEuropeancountries）haspledgedfourbilliondollars.F

4.BillGateswilldonate750thousand（750million）dollarspersonally.F

5.Itisexpectedthat10millionchildren’sliveswillbesavedinthenext20years.T

6.Thegovernmentofthedonatingcountrieswon’thavetopayback（willrepay）themoney,butthere’redisputesoverthesourceofthemoney.F

Unit9

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1.WhatisthepurposeofthevotingthatisgoingoninJapan?

ThevotinggoingoninJapanistochooseanewLowerHouseofParliament.

2.WhathasJunichiroKoizumicampaignedon?

Hehascampaignedontheplatformofeconomicreform.

3.Whatisthelikelyresultofthevoting?

ThePrimeMinisteriswidelyexpectedtowinwithacomfortablemajority.

4.Whyhasthiselectioncampaigngeneratedalotofinterest?

ItispartlyduetothePrimeMinister’sdecisiontotrytounseattherebelswithinhisownpartywithhand-pickedcandidates.

5.WhatisthecenterpieceofJunichiroKoizumi’seconomicreforms?

HisplanstoprivatizeJapan’sofficeisthecenterpieceofhiseconomicreforms.

NewsItem3P84

1.Frenchworkersareonstrikeforthe2ndday（oneday）.F

2.Bothruralandurban（citiesandtowns）transportationisatacompletestandstill.F

3.Schoolshavealready（areexpectedto）beenclosedalloverthecountry.F

4.Theworkershaveplannedtostagedemonstrations.T

5.Thestrikersaredissatisfiedwithlowpay,highemployment（unemployment）andrisinglivingcosts.F

6.Workersareworriedthatwiththegovernment’sreformstheywillbemoreeasilyfired.T