施心远听力教程1第二版听力原文及答案.docx

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施心远听力教程1第二版听力原文及答案

UNIT1

SectionOneTacticsforListening

Part1Phonetics

Exercise:

Completethefollowingshortdialogueasyoulistentothetape.Payspecialattentiontotheweakforms,link-upsandcontractions.

Woman1:

I'vegotgoodnews

（1）foryou!

Woman2:

Oh,yes?

Woman1:

I'mgettingmarried.

Man:

Well,well!

（2）Who'stheluckyman?

Doweknowhim?

Woman1:

Ofcourseyou（3）knowhim!

It'sDavid!

Woman2:

（4）That'swonderfulnews!

Man:

I'msure（5）you'llbeveryhappy.

Woman2:

（6）When'sthewedding?

Woman1:

NextJune.（7）we'regoingtohaveabigJunewedding!

Woman2:

Areweinvited?

Woman1:

Ofcourse!

Ihopeyou（8）canallcome.

Part2ListeningandNote-taking

Telephoneringsforalongtime.

Operator:

RedmanElectronics.CanIhelpyou?

Voice:

Atlast!

Whydon'tyouanswerthephone?

Operator:

I'msorry.Iwasdownstairs.Voice:

Well,canIspeak

toMr.Redmanplease?

Operator:

I'mafraidheisn'thereatthemoment.He'sonholiday.He'sintheSouthofFrance.

Voice:

WhataboutMr.Gray—extension322.Operator:

Mr.Gray'sathome.Voice:

Well,mayIspeaktoMr.Redman'ssecretary?

Operator:

Sheisn'tintoday.She'sathersister's.Voice:

Isee.ThenI'dliketospeaktoMr.Gray'ssecretary.Operator:

MissJones?

Voice:

That'sright.

Operator:

Sorry.Sheisn'tin.She'sgonetothehairdresser's.Voice:

Whoisintoday?

Operator:

Well,Iam.ButI'mgoinghomesoon.Whoisitplease?

ExerciseA:

Listentotheconversationandtakenotes.

ExerciseB:

Completethefollowingsentences.Wherearethey?

Mr.RedmanisonholidayintheSouthofFrance.

Mr.Grayisathome.

Mr.Redman'ssecretaryisathersister's.

Mr.Gray'ssecretary,MissJones,isatthehairdresser's.

SectionTwoListeningComprehension

Part1Dialogue

Dialogue1Hello

Woman1:

ProfessorAndrews,thisisDr.Baxter.

Woman2:

Howdoyoudo?

Man:

Howdoyoudo?

Manl:

Hello,Al.Howareyou?

Man2:

Fine,thanks,Eric.Nicetoseeyouagain.

WomanI:

Sally,doyouknowSteve?

Woman2:

No,howdoyoudo?

Man:

Hello,Sally.I'mgladtomeetyou.

Manl:

Tony,I'dliketointroducelnyfriendMaryParker.

Man2:

Oh,hello.I'veheardsomuchaboutyou.

Woman:

Hello.

Woman:

MayIintroducemyself?

MynameisSusanRoper.Man:

Oh,hello.I'mJohnLee.I'msorry,Ididn'tcatchyourname.Exercise:

Listentosomepeopletalkingataparty.Whoistalkingtowhom?

Whohasknownwhombefore?

Completethefollowingsentences.Namesintheboxareforyourreference.

1.ProfessorAndrewsistalkingtoDr.Baxter.

2.A1istalkingtoEric.

3.SallyistalkingtoSteve.

4.TonyistalkingtoMawParker.

5.SusanRotteristalkingtoJohnLee.

6.A/andELhaveknowneachotherbefore.

7.TonyhasknownMaryParkerbefore.

Dialogue2welcometoBristol

EtiennehasjustarrivedinEngland,

Etienne:

Hello,AreyouMrs.Baker?

I'mEtienneBertrand,fromSwitzerland.

Mrs.Baker:

Hello,Etienne.Comein.WelcometoBristol.Etienne:

Hello.

Pleasedtomeetyou,Mrs.Baker.Mrs.Baker:

Oh,callmeNicola.Andthisismyhusband,Nigel.Mr.Baker:

Howwasyourtrip?

Nohijacks?

Etienne:

No,itwasallright,thankyou.Buttheplanewaslateandtheairportwascrowded

Mr.Baker:

Well,it'stheholidayseason.Youexpectitatthistimeoftheyear.

Here,letmetakeyourbagsupstairs.Etienne:

Oh,that'sallright.I'lltakethisone.it'sheavy.Mr.Baker:

Well.Here'syourroom.Ihopeit'sbigenoughforyouandnottoocold.Wedohavecentralheatingbutitdoesn'tworkverywellThereareextrablanketsinthecupboard,Ithink.Oh,well?

?

?

Nicola,wherearetheblankets?

Let'sgodownandmeettherestofthefamily.

Exercise:

Listentothedialogueanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.WriteTorFinthespaceprovided.Discusswithyourclassmateswhyyouthinkthestatementistrueorfalse.

T1.EtienneBertrandisfromSwitzerland.（I'mEtienneBertrand,fromSwitzerland.）

T2.TheBakersareexpectingMr.Bertrand.（Mrs.Bakersays

"Hello,Etienne.Comein.WelcometoBristol."）T3.Therehaveprobablybeenhijacksinrecentdays.（Mr.Bakersays"Howwasyourtrip?

Nohijacks?

"andEtienneanswers"No,itwasallfight,thankyou/"Wemaydrawaconclusion

thattheywereserious.）

F4.theplanewaslatebecausetherehadbeenahijackattempt.（Theplane

waslateprobablybecauseitwastheholidayseason.）

T5.Theairportisusuallycrowdedatthistimeoftheyear.（Itistheholidayseason.）

T6.Itisprobablystillcold.（Mr.BakermentionscentralheatingandtellsEtiennetouseextrablanketsifhefeelstoocold.）

F7.Thecentralheatingdoesn'twork.（Itdoesn'tworkverywell.）

T8.Mr.Bakercan'tfindtheblankets.（Mr.BakerasksMrs.Bakerwheretheblanketsare.）

Part2Passages

Passage1Ayoungwaiter

Themostinterestingpartofthelittletownwasthemarketsquare,whichwassurroundedbycafes,restaurantsandsmallshopsfullofallkindsofcheapgoodslikelytoattracttourists.Atthistimeoftheyearitwasnotverycrowded.Itwasalovelydaywithonlyafewlittlewhiteclouds,likepuffs*ofsmoke,inthesky.Itwasnottoohot,asitsometimeswasduringthesummer,butpleasantlywarm.

EdwardandAnnsatdownatatableoutsideoneofthecafes.After

theyhadbeensittingthereenjoyingthesunshineforafewminutes,ayoungwaiter,notmuchmorethanaboy,cametotaketheirorder.HespokenoEnglish,butafteralotoflaughterandpointingatthemenu,theythoughttheyhadmanagedtomakehimunderstandthatalltheywantedwasicecream.Therewereseveralflavors*,lemon,chocolate,coffee,orangeandvanilla*andtheybothchosecoffee,"Ilovecoffeeicecream,"saidAna.

Afteralittlewhilethewaiterreturned.Hewascarryingabigtray,whichhesetdownverycarefullyonthetableinfrontofEdwardandAnn.Thereweretwocupsofcoffeeandtwoplainicecreamsonthetray.

"Wedidn'tordercoffee,"saidEdwardcrossly*,"weorderedcoffeeicecream.HeoughttobeabletounderstandsimpleEnglish."

Thewaitersmiledandlookedpleased.

"No,"saidAnnlaughing,"it'shiscountry.Weoughttobeabletospeakhislanguage."

Exercise:

Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.

B2.

C3,

D4.B5.C6.C7.D8.A

Passage2greetingandintroductions

GreetingsandintroductionsareanessentialaspectofUSculture.The

importanceofw

IfyouarewithagroupofEnglish-speakingpeopleandthe

conversationisgoingoninEnglish,donotuseyournativeoranyforeignlanguageformorethanafewsentences,asitisnotconsideredtobepolite.Trytoavoidusinganyfilthy*,sexuallyexplicit*storiesorjokes.Whenyouareinatheatre,it'snotpolitetotalkorwhisperduringtheperformance.

Exercise:

Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.

I.B2.D3.D4.C5.B6.B7.D8.BPart3News

NewsItem1

InHoustonTexas,afederalinvestigatingjury*haschargedtheArthurAndersenCompanywith

blockingeffortstoseekjusticeintheEnroncase.ArthurAndersenemployeeskeptfinancialrecordsandprovidedadvicetothefailedenergycompanyEnron.ThechargessayArthurAndersendestroyedtonsofdocumentswhileaninvestigationwastakingplaceafterEnron'sfailure.TheArthurAndersen*Companycondemned*thechargesasaseriousmisuseofgovernmentpower.

ExerciseA:

Listentothenewsitemandcompletethefollowingsummary.

ArthurAndersenCompanyischargedwithblockinginvestigationintheEnroncase.

ExerciseB:

Listentothenewsitemagainanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatements

aretrueorfalse.WriteTorFinthespaceprovided.Discusswithyour

classmateswhyyou

thinkthestatementistrueorfalse.

F1.ArthurAndersenCompanywastheenergycompanyEnron'sbusinesspartner.

（ArthurAndersenCompanyjustkept

financialrecordsandprovidedadvicetotheenergycompanyEnron.）

T2.ArthurAndersendestroyedimportantdocuments.（ArthurAndersendestroyedtonsofdocumentswhileaninvestigationwastakingplaceafterEnron'sfailure.）T3.TheArthurAndersenCompanydidnotagreewiththecharges.（TheArthurAndersen

Companycondemnedthechargesasaseriousmisuseofgovernmentpower.）

NewsItem2

RussianengineersandanAmericancompanyhavepresentedamodelof

thefirstspacevehicle

designedforpleasuretips.TheypresentedthefullsizemodelinZhukovskiy*,Russia.Theysaythespaceplaneshouldbereadyinthreeyears.Travelerswouldexperiencethreeminutesofzerogravityduringaone-hourflight.Thevehiclewouldholdapilotandtwopassengers.Aflightwouldcostabout$100,000.ExerciseA:

Listentothenewsitemandcompletethefollowingsummary.Thisitemisaboutamodelofthefirstspacevehicledesignedforpleasuretrips.ExerciseB:

Listentothenewsitemagainandcompletethefollowingblanks.Possibletime:

inthreeyearsVehiclesize:

canholdapilot

andtwopassengersSpecialexperience:

threeminutesof

zerogravityLengthofthetrip:

_onehour

Cost:

$100,000

NewsItem3

WorldleadersataUnitedNations1conferenceinMonterrey,Mexico,haveurgedwealthynationstoincreasetheirforeignaid.PeruvianpresidentspokeThursdayattheUNconferenceonfinancingfordevelopment.MrToledo*saidterrorismcouldgrowifpoorcountriesdonotreceivehelp.HereturnedhomeearlierbecauseofthebombinginLima.Economicleadersandpoliticalactiviststoldtheconferencethatpovertyisamajorthroattoworldpeace.TheUnitedNationswants22industrialnationstoincreasetheirforeignaidby100,000milliondollars.Thegoalistoreducebyhalfthenumberof