现代大学英语听力4-全册答案及原文.doc

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Unit1 1

Task2:

3

Unit2 26

Unit3 50

Unit4 80

Unit5 103

Unit6 127

Unit7 146

Unit8 161

Unit9 187

Unit10 208

Unit11 236

Unit12 258

Unit13 281

Unit14 301

Unit15 326

Unit1

Task1:

【答案】

A.

Event

Year

KennyGwasborn.

1956

HetouredEuropewithhisHighSchoolband.

1971

Hemadehisfirstsoloalbum.

1982

Hewonreleasedhismostsuccessfulalbum.

1993

HewontheBestArtistAward.

1994

Hebroketheworldrecordforplayingasinglenote.

1997

B．

1）F

2）F

3）T

【原文】

SaxophonistKennyGisnowtheworld'smostsuccessfuljazzmusician.Hewasbornin1956asKennyGorelickinSeattle,USA,andhelearnedtoplaythesaxophoneatanearlyage.Whenhewasjust15yearsold,hetouredEuropewithhisHighSchoolband.AfterstudyingatWashingtonUniversityhestartedhiscareerasamusician.In1982hesignedforAristaRecordsandmadehisfirstsoloalbumKennyG.

Successcameslowlyatfirst,butduringthe1990sKennybecamewell-knownontheinternationalscene.HereleasedBreathless,hismostsuccessfulalbumsofarin1993,andin1994wontheBestArtistAwardatthe21stAmericanMusicAwardsheldinLosAngeles.

Aswellasmakingrecords,healsofoundtimetoplayinfrontofanotherfamoussaxophoneplayer—USPresidentBillClinton—atthe"GalaforthePresident"concertinWashington,andtobreaktheworldrecordforplayingasinglenote（45minutesand47seconds!

）attheJ&RMusicWorldStoreinNewYorkin1997.

Duringthelast20years,KennyGhasplayedwithsuperstarslikeArethaFranklin,MichaelBoltonandWhitneyHouston,andhehassoldmorethan36millionalbumsworldwide...andhehasn'tsunganote!

Task2:

【答案】

1）c

2）d

3）c

【原文】

 Senn:

Everybodyalwayshasthismisconceptionthatfemalepolicemendon'tdothesamethingasmendo,youknow.I'veworked..

 Interviewer:

That'snottrue?

 Senn:

 Thatisnottrue!

 I'veworkedmyshare ofgraveyardshifts,and,youknow,split

shifts,anddouble-backandnodaysoff,and...

 Interviewer:

Uh-huh...

 Senn:

 ...asmuchasthenextguy.There'snodistinctionusedifthere'samaleorfemaleofficeronduty. Twomenonduty—I'llrefertoastwomen, ’causeinmyfield there'snodifferencebetweenthegenders.We'restillthesame.Okay,ifthere'stwomenonduty—justbecauseone'safemale,shestillgetsinonthesametypeofcall.Ifthere'sabardisturbancedowntown, thenwegotoo. There'sbeenmanytimeswherebeingtheonlyofficeronduty—that's it!

 It’sjustmeandwhoeverelseisondutyinthecounty. TheycancomebackmeupifIneedassistance.Anditdoesgetalittlehairy. Yougointhere,andyouhavethesegreatbig,hugemonster-guys,andthey'rejustdrunkerthanskunks,andcan'tseethreefeetinfrontofthem. Andwhentheyseeyou,theyseefifteenpeople,andyouknow...Butstill,there'senough...

 Interviewer:

That'swheretheuniformisimportant,Ishouldimagine.

 Senn:

 Sometimes,youknow.Ifsomebodyisgoingto…orhasabadday,andtheyare

out togetacop, you know, itdoesn't matterifyou're,youknow,boy,girl,infantoranything!

Whenyou'vegotthatcopuniformon,they'llstilltakeitoutonyou.

Interviewer:

 Yeah...

 Senn:

ButIthinkthere'soneadvantagetobeingafemalepoliceofficer.Andthatisthefact

thatmostmenstillhavealittlerespect,andtheywon'tsmackyouaseasyastheywouldoneoftheguys.

Interviewer:

Uh-huh...

 Senn:

 ButI'lltellyouonethingI’velearned—I'dratherdealwithtendrunkmenthatonedrunkwomananydayoftheweek!

 Interviewer:

 Well,whyisthat?

 Senn:

  Becausewomenaresounpredictable.Youcannoteverpredictwhatawoman's

goingtodo.

 Interviewer:

Hmm...

 Senn:

 Especially,ifshe'sagitated,youknow.

 Interviewer:

Emotionallyupset.

 Senn:

  Yeah. Isawaladyonetimejustgetmadattheguyshewaswith

because he wouldn'tbuy her another drink— takeoff herhighheelandlayhisheadwideopen.Yuch!

Oh,theycanbesovicious,youknow.

Task3:

【答案】

1）d

2）b

3）b

4）b

【原文】

Youarewatchingafilminwhichtwomenarehavingafight.Theyhitoneanotherhard.Atthestarttheyonlyfightwiththeirfists.Butsoontheybeginhittingoneanotherovertheheadswithchairs.Andsoitgoesonuntiloneofthemencrashesthroughawindow—andfallsthirtyfeettothegroundbelow.Heisdead！

Ofcourseheisn'treallydead.Withanyluckheisn'tevenhurt.Why?

Becausethemenwhofalloutofhighwindowsorjumpfromfast-movingtrains,whocrashcarsofevencatchfire,areprofessionals.Theydothisforaliving.Thesemenarecalled“stuntmen”.Thatistosay,theyperform“tricks”.

Therearetwosidestotheirwork.Theyactuallydomostofthethingsyouseeonthescreen.Forexample,theyfallfromahighbuilding.However,theydonotfallontohardgroundbut