研究生英语听力第6章课本原文.docx

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PartTwo

Exercise1

Man:

Officer,officer!

Iwasstandinginlinewaitingtobuymyticketandmywalletwasstolen.

Officer:

Well,didyouseewhotookit?

Man:

Well,I’mnotsure,really.Ijustcan’tbelieveit!

Ididn’tevenfeelanything.Howcouldsomeonedothat?

Officer:

Nowcalmdown!

Areyousureyouhadyourwalletwithyou?

Man:

Yes,I’ddeadsureIhaditwithme.

Officer:

Canyourememberwhowasstandingaroundyou?

Man:

Ah—well,letmesee.Yes,ofcourse.Therewasthisolderwomaninfrontofme.Shewassmallandroundandhadshortgrayhair.Shewaswearingapinkraincoatwithamatchinghat.Oh,I’msureshecouldn’thavestolenmywallet.

Officer:

Now,don’tbesosure.Sometimespickpocketsareverysmartanddisguisethemselveswithspecialclothingtotricktheirvictims.

Man:

Oh,Ican’tbelievethatthatsweetoldwomanisacriminal.Shemusthavebeenasoldasmygrandmother.

Officer:

Thatdoesn’tmeananything.Remember,youngpickpocketssomedaybecomeoldpickpockets.

Man:

Istilldon’tthinkshedidit.

Officer:

Okay,wellcanyourememberanyoneelsewhowasnearyou?

Man:

Youknow,therewasaveryodd-lookingmanbehindme.Hewasabout5’10’,andbetween40and50yearsold.

Officer:

Couldyouidentifyhimifweshowedyoupictures?

Man:

Ithinkso.Hewaswearingalongdarkcoatandhadshortbrownhair.Youknow,nowthatIthinkofit,helookedrathersuspicious.Hewaswearingsunglasseseventhoughit’sdarkandcloudytoday.Maybehetookmywallet.You’vegottogoinsideandfindhim.

Officer:

Nowwaitaminute.It’snotthateasy.IFyoudidn’tseehimtakeit,Ican’tarresthim.

Man:

Well,whatamIsupposedtodo?

Mycreditcardswereallinsidemywallet.

Officer:

Look.Wehavemugshotsdownatthestationofpickpocketswehavearrestedinthepast.Ifyoucanidentifythismaninoneofthemugshots,wecanthengotalktohim.

Man:

That’snogood.Bythetimeyoufindhim,mywalletwillbegone.Ineedmywalletnow!

Oldwoman:

Youngman!

Youngman!

Oh,I’msogladI’vefoundyou!

Afterthemoviestarted,IwenttolookformyglassesinmyshoppingbagandIfoundyourwallet.Itmusthavefallenfromyourpocketintomybag.

Officer:

Nowwaitaminute,ma’am.Howdidyouknowthatitwasthisman’swallet?

Oldwoman:

Why,Ilookedinsideandsawhisdriver’slicense.Suchanicepicture,too.Well,hereyouare.Youmusthavebeenveryworried.

Officer:

Nowyousee,sir!

Itwasjustanaccident.Youshouldn’taccusepeopleunlessyouhaveproof.Thisisaveryhonestwoman.You’reluckyshefoundyourwalletandnotsomeoneelse.

Exercise4VocabularyinContext

1.Sentence:

I’mdeadsureIhaditwithme.

Context:

PoliceOfficer:

Areyousureyouhadyourwalletwithyou?

Man:

Yes,I’mdeadsureIhaditwithme.

Sentence:

I’mdeadsureIhaditwithme.

2.Sentence:

Sometimespickpocketsareverysmartanddisguisethemselveswithspecialclothingtotricktheirvictims.

Context:

Man:

Shewassmallandroundandhadshortgrayhair.Oh,I’msureshecouldn’thavestolenmywallet.

PoliceOfficer:

Now,don’tbesosure.Sometimespickpocketsareverysmartanddisguisethemselveswithspecialclothingtotricktheirvictims.

Sentence:

Sometimespickpocketsareverysmartanddisguisethemselveswithspecialclothingtotricktheirvictims.

3.Sentence:

Remember,youngpickpocketssomedaybecomeoldpickpockets.

Context:

Man:

Oh,Ican’tbelievethatthatsweetoldwomanisacriminal.Shemusthavebeenasoldasmygrandmother.

PoliceOfficer:

Thatdoesn’tmeananything.Remember,youngpickpocketssomedaybecomeoldpickpockets.

Sentence:

Remember,youngpickpocketssomedaybecomeoldpickpockets.

4.Sentence:

Youknow,nowthatIthinkofit,helookedrathersuspicious.

Context:

Man:

Youknow,nowthatIthinkofit,helookedrathersuspicious.Hewaswearingsunglasseseventhoughit’sdarkandcloudytoday.

Sentence:

Youknow,nowthatIthinkofit,helookedrathersuspicious.

5.Sentence:

Ifyoucanidentifythismaninoneofthemugshots,wecanthengotalktohim.

Context:

Man:

Well,whatamIsupposedtodo?

Mycreditcardswereallinsidemywallet!

PoliceOfficer:

Wehavemugshotsdownatthestationofpickpocketswehavearrestedinthepast.Ifyoucanidentifythismaninoneofthemugshots,wecanthengotalktohim.

Man:

That’snogood.Bythetimeyoufindhim,mywalletwillbegone.

Sentence:

Ifyoucanidentifythismaninoneofthemugshots,wecanthengotalktohim.

6.Sentence:

Youshouldn’taccusepeopleunlessyouhaveproof.

Context:

PoliceOfficer:

Nowyousee,sir!

Itwasjustanaccident.Youshouldn’taccusepeopleunlessyouhaveproof.Thisisaveryhoneswoman.You’reluckyshefoundyourwalletandnotsomeoneelse.

OldWoman:

Youngman,didyouthinkthatIstoleyourwallet?

Sentence:

Youshouldn’taccusepeopleunlessyouhaveproof.

PartThreeExpansion

Section1:

Using911

Exercise1B

Dispatcher:

911Emergencyservice.

Womancaller:

Please,please.Acrossthestreet.They’resmashingmycarwindow.Ohno!

Help!

Oh,there’satallmanwithlongdarkhairandabigguywithahat.Oh,no,he’sgotabigbat!

There’sawoman,too!

She’sbreakingthelockofmycardoor.Please,hurry!

Dispatcher:

Nowstaycalm.Pleasetellmethelocation.

Caller:

Oh,no!

He’sbreakingthebackwindow.You’vegottocomenow!

Dispatcher:

Yes,pleasetellmewhereyouare.

Caller:

Oh,no!

Oh,Uh...Yes,...Uh...OnWashingtonStreet.Pleasecome!

Dispatcher:

Youmusttellmetheaddress.

Caller:

Oh,no!

ThetallmanisrunningawaywithmycarstereoandallofmyCDs.Stop!

...Stop!

Dispatcher:

Pleasecalmdown.Ineedtoknowwhereyouare.

Caller:

Yes.Uh...23WashingtonStreet.

Dispatcher:

What’sthecrossstreet?

Caller:

Green.Uh...GreenStreet.Pleasehurry.They’regettingaway.

Dispatcher:

Okay.We’llsendapolicecarrightaway.Canyoudescribethesuspects?

Caller:

Atallman,amanwithahatandawoman.Thetallmanhasabluejacketon.Themanwiththehatiswearingagreensweater.Thewomanhascurlybrownhairandaredhoodedsweatershirt.Thetallonehaslightpants.Theothermanhasbluejeansandthewomaniswearingdarksweatpants.

Dispatcher:

Let’ssee.There’satallmaninabluejacketwithlightpants...

Section2:

Disasters

FirstI’mfirstgoingtotalkabouthurricanesandtyphoons.Theseareverystrongrainstormswithhighwinds.Theonlydifferencebetweenhurricanesandtyphoonislocation:

HurricanesoccurintheAtlanticOceanandtyphoonshappeninthePacificandIndianOceans.Ifyougetnewshatahurricaneortyphooniscominghere’swhatyoushoulddo.First,ifyourhomeisneartheocean,trytogotoasaferplace.Ifyoucannotleave,coveryourwindowswithwoodenboardsandmovetotheinsideofyourhomeawayfromthewindows.

Next,Iwilldiscusstornadoes.Likehurricanesandtyphoons,tornadoescausealotofdamagebecauseofstrongwinds.Thistime,however,thewindsspinveryquicklyinafunnelshapethatlooksverymuchlikeanicecreamcone.Atornadofunnelisverypowerfulandcanpickupanentirehouseandthrowithundredsoffeetaway.Peopleinvolvedintornadoesshouldtrytogotoastrongsafebuilding.Ifyouareathomewhenthetornadocomes,youshouldfirstopenyourwindowsandthenmoveawayfromthem.Oneofthesafestplacesathomeisthebathtub.Liedownflatandcoveryourselfwithsomethinglikeabedmattress.

Thethirddisastertobepreparedforisanearthquake.Ifyouliveinearthquakecountry,youknowthereisneverawarningbeforethegroundbeginstoshakeandmove.Inanearthquake,thegroundcanshakeforaslittleasafewsecondstoasmuchasaminuteoreverlonger.Ifyouareindoorswhenanearthquakeoccurs,staythere.Donotrunoutside.Getawayfromwindows.Standinadoorwayorgetunderastrongtableorothersturdypieceoffurniture.Ifyouareoutdoors,movefarawayfrombuildingsoranythingthatcanfalldown.Trytofindanopenspace.

Finally,I’dliketotalkaboutfloods.Afloodoccurswhenabodyofwatersuchasarivercoversanareathatisusuallydry.Floodsarecommonwherethereareunusuallylongperiodsofheavyrain.Unlikeearthquakes,thereisusuallysomewarningbeforeaflood.Ifyouhearareportofflooding,don’tignoreit!

Leavetheareawhereyouareimmediatelywhenyouheartheemergencyannouncement.

PartFour:

Focus:

TimeClauses

Exercise1:

Listentothefollowingclausesandcircletheclausesthatcanbejoinedtothem.

Example:

Thesuspectwasarrested

1.Thewomancalled911

2.Therobberusuallyputsonadisguise

3.Aftertherobberleftthebank

4.Wecouldonlytakethemostimportantthingsfromourhome

5.Weboughtnewflashlightsandcheckedourfoodandwatersupply

6.Thewitnessgaveadescriptionofthesuspect

Exercise2:

Listentothefollowingsentences.Thencirclethesentencewiththecorrectmeaning.

Example:

Thepolicearrestedthesuspectaftertheycorneredhim.

1.Heputthereceiptinhiswalletafterheparkedhiscar.

2.Beforetheycalledthevictim’sfamily,theycalledanambulance.

3.Thedispatchersentafiretruckafterheheardaboutthefire.

4.Thegovernorannouncedthatthefloodwasastateemergencyafterhelearnedthat3000homesweredestroyed.

5.Therainwasfallingveryheavilybeforetheelectricitywentout.

6.Mr.andMrs.Nelsoncoveredtheirwindowswithwoodenboardsaftertheyheardthehurricanewarning.

PartFiveListeningpractice

Exercise1:

Youwillhearsevenquestions.Readthethreepossibleresponsesandcirclethecorrectanswer.

1.Couldyoupleasetellmethelocationoftheaccident?

2.Canyoudescribethesuspectforus,please?

3.Howmuchdamage