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朗文英语听说教程答案1
朗文英语听说教程答案1
Unit1happiness
Vocabularypreview,partA,pages2-3
1.a2.c3.a4.b5.a6.c7.c8.c9.b10.b
Vocabularypreview,partB,page4
1.a2.b3.a4.a5.b
1.Takingbetternotes,page5
2.thelectureisabouthappiness.
3.themainideasareontheleftsideofthepage.Themainideasare“physical”and“psychological”.
thedetailsareindentedbelowthemainideas.Thedetailsare“smiling”/“slowheartbeat”and“notworried”/“thinkingclearly.”
Listeningformainideas,partB,page6
Checkthesefactors:
beingsatisfiedwithyourself,beingoptimistic,havinggoodrelationships
Listeningfordetails,partB,page7
1.T2.F3.T4.F5.F6.F7.T8.F
Usingyournotes,partB,page7-8
1.optimistic2.don’tworryaboutproblems3.manycloserelationships4.familyandfriends5.alwayswanttochange6.loseweight7.assumethingswillgetworse8.worryabouttheirproblems9.newfriends10.worktoomuch
Unit2newkindsoffood
Vocabularypreview,partA,pages11-12
1.b2.c3.c4.b5.c6.b7.a8.c9.a10b
Vocabularypreview,partB,page12
1.a2.b3.a4.b5.b6.b7.a8.b9.b10.a
Vocabularypreview,partC,page13
1.altered2.dominate3.environment4.fresh5.benefits6.pesticides7.normal8.harvest9.risks10.consume
1.Takingbetternotes,pages13-14
2.thislectureisaboutgrowingorganicfood.
3.thenotesaredividedintobenefitsandrisks
twobenefitsandtworisksarelisted
listeningformainideas,PartB,page15
benefits:
abd
risks:
bce
1.listeningfordetails,partB,page15
corn2.strawberry3.tamato4.tomato5.corn6.strawberry
1.usingyournotes,partB,page16
2.cornkillsinsectsthateattheplant.
3.growbetter.
4.tomatostaysfreshfortwomonths.
5.dominateotherplants.
6.corncanhutbutterfliesthatlivenearby.
harmfultopeople.
Unit3publicart
Vocabularypreview,partA,pages19-20
1.a2.a3.c4.a5.b6.c7.b8.a9.a10a
Vocabularypreview,partB,page20
1.b2.a3.b4.b5.a
Vocabularypreview,partC,page21
1.concept2.realistic3.features4.illustrate5.surrealistic6.peace7.huge8.promote9.interpret10.symbolizes
1.Takingbetternotes,pages21.22
2.thenameofthesculptureisknot.
3.cosimocavallaromadeit.
4.knotwasmadein1996.itis10feetby16feetby8feetandweighs2,400pounds.Itismadeofrustedsteel.
thesculpturesymbolizeshumanfeelingsandconfusion.
Listeningformainideas,PartB,page24
1.spoonbridge2.peace3.non-violenceandcherry
Listeningfordetails,partB,page24
1.F2.T3.F4.T5.T6.F
1.Usingyournotes,partB,page25
2.publicartisusuallyoutdoorsinpublicplaces.Itisbecomingmorepopular.
3.onepurposeofpublicartistomakecitiesmorebeautifulandinterestingandletpeopleenjoyart.
4.oneexampleisspoonbridgeandcherry.Itisahugemetalsculpture.Itissilverandred.It’sanexampleofpopart,whichisartabouteverydaythings.
5.anotherpurposeofpublicartistoillustrateconceptsortopromotebeliefs.
6.oneexampleispeace.Itisastatueofawomanonahorse,anditisarealisticstatue.Itisasymbolofpeace.
anotherexampleisnon-violence.Itisametalsculpture.Itlookslikeaguntiedinaknot.Thisisimpossible,sothissculptureisanexampleofsurrealism.Itspurposeistopromotepeace.
Unit4journeytoAntarctica
Vocabularypreview,partB,page28
1.g2.c3.d4.j5.h6.e7.i8.b9.f10.a
Takingbetternotes,pages29-30
1.1907-19092.8/7/19073.1.19084.10/29/19085.>2mos.1/9/1909
Listeningformainideas,partB,page31
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Listeningfordetails,partB,page32
1.T2.F3F4F5T6T7F8F
Usingyournotes,partB,pages32-33
2jan.183oct.274.april95may206aug.30
Unit5violenceontelevision
Vocabularypreview,partA,pages36-37
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Vocabularypreview,partB,page37
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Vocabularypreview,partC,page38
1act2long-term3average4focused5impact6estimate7characters8immediate9assess10link
Takingbetternotes,pages38-39
Answerswillvary.
Listeningformainideas,partB,page39
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Listeningfordetails,partB,page40
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Usingyournotes,partB,page41
Almost98%ofAmericanfamilieshaveatelevision.
CartoonshavemoreactsofviolencethanadultTVshows.
Achildseesabout100000actsofviolencebyage12.
WhenchildrenwatchalotofTV,theyaremoreviolent
Unit6toooldtolearn?
Vocabularypreview,partB,page44
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Vocabularypreview,partC,page45
1remove2adolescents3skill4evidence5conclude6theory7native8period9accent10critical
Takingbetternots,pages45-46
1L12L23.DiffbetweenL1+L2
Listeningformainideas,partB,page47
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Listeningfordetails,partB,page48
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Usingyournotes,partB,page49
1animalsorhumans2tosing3hearparent’ssong4tosee5havelight6tospeakwithoutaccent7beyoung
Unit7arewealone?
Vocabularypreview,partA,page52
Paragraph1
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Vocabularypreview,partB,page53
1beings2galaxy3lightyears4investigate5approximately6range7signal8locate9restricted10telescope
Takingbetternotes,pages54-55
1whatdoesSET1standfor?
2howdidtheSET1projectbegin?
Listeningformainideas,partB,page55
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Listeningfordetails,partB,page56
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Usingyournotes,partB,page57
1….thereare400billionstarsinourgalaxyand100billiongalaxiesintheuniverse.Otherplanetscanprobablysupportlifesimilartolifeonearth
2....usingradiotelescopestolistenforradiosignalsfromspace.
3….wemaylocateotherintelligentbeings.
4….Radiosignalstravelquicklythroughspaceandhavealongrange.
5….travelatthespeedoflight.Aradiosignaltakesfouryearstoreachusfromthenearestgalaxy,alphacentauri.Is4.2lightyearsaway.
6….travel10milespersecond.itwouldtake60000yearsforarockettotraveltousfromthenearestgalaxy.
7….havealongrange.Theycantravellongdistances.Andarenotrestrictedtoonearea.
8….arerestrictedtotravelinginonedirection.
Unit8dotherightthing
Vocabularypreview,partA,pages60-61
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Vocabularypreview,partB,page62
1aabilitybright
2afuneralbprinciple
3aanalyzebjustify
4asourcebrespect
5aindividualbcommon
Vocabularypreview,partC,page62
1individual2right3respect4source5ability6funeral7principles8common9analyze10justify
1.Takingbetternotes,page63
2.theterms“ethics”and“ethicaldecision”aredefined.Thetermsareunderlinedtoshowthattheyareimportant.
thedefinitionfor“ethics”is“principlesfordecidingrightandwrong.”Thedefinitionfor“ethicaldecision”is“goodorcorrectdecision.”Thenotesshowthattheyaredefinitionsbyshowingthekeywordofphraseontheleftandthedefinitionontheright.
Listeningformainideas,partB,page64
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Listeningfordetails,partB,page65
Individualrights:
136
Commongood:
245
Usingyournotes,partB,pages66-67
1.Notecard1
2.right
3.thinkfreelyandmakehisorherowndecisions
wrong
1.notecard2
2.themostpeople
thefewestpeople
1.notecard3
2.notlietothewoman
3.lyingisalwayswrong
4.lietothewomanandgivethemoneytotheschool
themoneywillhelpmorepeople
unit9agoodnight’ssleep
Vocabularypreview,partA,pages70-71
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Vocabularypreview,partB,pages71-72
Paragragh1
1survey2habits3consequence4related
Paragraph2
1require2minimum3function
Paragraph3
1creates2recognize3deprive
Vocabularypreview,partC,page72
1recognize2consequence3habit4minimum5related6function7require8creates9survey10deprivation
1.Takingbetternotes,pages72-73
2.forty-fourpercentofteenagerswatchTVbeforebedand35percentdrinksodawithcaffeine.Theconsequenceisthattheygotobedlateanddon’tsleepwell.
3.mostteensgetfewerthaneighthoursofsleepanight.
thenpercentofteensarelateforschool,60percentaretiredatschool,and15percentfallasleepinclass.
Listeningformainideas,partB,page74
1ac2bc
Listeningfordetails,partB,page75
1.Fmanypeopledon’trecognizethatsleepdeprivationisaserioushealthproblem
2T
3FthirtypercentofAmericansworkmorethanfiftyhoursaweek
4~6T
7.Fthereare100000sleep-relatedcaraccidentsintheuseachyear
8.T
1.Usingyournotes,partB,pages75-76
2.workoverfiftyhoursaweek
3.lesstimeforotherthings,includingsleep
4.twenty-fourhoursaday
5.stayuplatewatchingTV,usinginternet
6.Americansusuallysleepy
7.Americansmakemistakesbecausesleepy
8.sleep-relatedaccidentsayear
9.injuries
10.deaths
11.sleepywhiledriving
fallasleepdriving
unit10negotiatingforsuccess
Vocabularypreview,partA,page79
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Vocabularypreview,partB,page80
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1.Takingbetternotes,pages81-82
2.joiningtwocompanies
3.handinginhomeworklate
4.wheretogoonvacation
choosingaTVgameshow
listeningformainideas,partB,page83
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Listeningfordetails,partB,pages83-84
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1.Usingyournotes,partB,page84
2.youaren’tdoingyourwork
municate
4.I
5.I’mworriedbecausetheworkisn’tdone.
6.ofyou
theprojectwillbelate.
Unit11riskingit
Vocabularypreview,partA,page88
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Paragraph2
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Vocabularypreview,partB,page89
1perceives2injuries3circumstances4everyday5versus6significant7natural8actual9occur10control
Vocabularypreview,partC,page89
1circums