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新编大学英语3视听说14单元听力原文与答案
Unit1
Partone
ListeningI
Interviewer:
Angela,youwereborninKoreabutyou'vebeenlivinginCanadaforalongtime,haven'tyou?
Angela:
Yes,Iwas10yearsoldwhenmyparentsimmigratedtoCanadaandI'vebeenlivingherefor20yearsnow.
Interviewer:
Doyouthinkthatbelongingtotwodifferentcultureshasaffectedyourpersonality?
Angela:
Yes,definitely.TherearetimeswhenIthinkthatIhavetwopersonalities.DependingonwhereIamandwhoI'mwith,I'mKoreanorI'mCanadian.
Interviewer:
Thatsoundscomplicated.Couldyouexplainwhatyoumean?
Angela:
Well,growingupinCanadawhenIwasgoingtohighschool,forexample,IwasknownasAngelatotheoutsideworld,andasSun-Kyungathome.Iwouldwavehellotomyteachers,butbowtomyparents'Koreanfriendswhentheyvisitedourhome.
Interviewer:
Dodifferentcultureshavedifferentideasastowhatispolite?
Angela:
Yes,definitely.Inhighschool,Iwasexpectedtolookstraightintheeyesofmyteachersandtotalkopenlywiththem.ButwhenKoreansspoketome,Iwasexpectedtolookatmyfeetandtobeshyandsilent.
Interviewer:
Doyouthinkthathavingtwopersonalitiesmakesyouaricherperson?
Angela:
Yes,butsometimesIdon'tknowwhoIam.
Exercise11.F2.F3.T4.F5.T6.T
Exercise21)outsideworld2)athome3)wavehello4)bow5)lookstraightintheeyesof6)openly7)lookatmyfeet8)shyandsilent
ListeningII
Iamaverysensitiveperson,andthat'sgoodtoapoint.Ifeeleveryoneshouldbeabletofeelorunderstandwhatothersaregoingthrough.Butwhenyouhurt,cry,orareunhappyforpeopleyoudon'tknow,orforamoviethatisnotreal,thenIthinkthat'salittletoosensitive.That'sthewayIam.
Iamaveryindependentperson.Imustdothingsformyself.Idon'tlikepeopledoingthingsforme,orhelpingme,orgivingmethings.It'snotthatIdon'tappreciateit,becauseIdo.Ijustfeelthatwhensomeonedoessomethingforyou,youowethem,andifthereisonethingIdon'tliketofeel,it'sthatIoweanyoneanything.
IthinkIwouldbeagoodfriend.IwoulddoalmostanythingforsomeoneIlike,andwouldshareorgiveanythingIhave.I'mverycaringandunderstanding.Peopletrustmewiththeirsecrets,andthey'rerightfordoingsobecauseInevertellanysecretthatistoldtome.I'malwaystheretohelpinanywaythatIcan.Allyouhavetodoisask.
Ienjoylifeandpeople,whichmakesmefeelgood.IfindfuninalmosteverythingIdo(excepthousework).Iliketowatchpeople,talktothem,andbearoundthem.ItmakesnodifferencewhetherIagreeordisagreewithwhattheyfeel,orhowtheylive,orwhattheylooklike,orwhatagetheyare.Ijustenjoylearningandbeingawareofeverythingandeveryonearoundme.
Exercise11.sensitive/caringindependent/understanding2.goodfriend3.lifepeople4.learningbeingaware
Exercise21.B2.C3.A4.D5.B
PartThreeMoreListening
Practiceone
Tom:
Hey,Bill.Doyouhaveanyplansforthisweekend?
Bill:
Yeah,Tom.CindyandIaregoingice-skatingonSaturday.
Tom:
Oh.
Bill:
Whydoyouask?
Tom:
Well,Ithoughtyoumightwanttocomeoverandstudyfornextweek'schemistrytest.
Bill:
Study?
!
Noway.Hey,whatifItrytofixyouupwithCindy'ssister,Kristi.Wecoulddouble-date.She'sreallyoutgoing,bright,andfunnytoo.
Tom:
Hey,Istillrememberthegirlyoufixedmeupwithlasttime.Shewasverymoodyandself-centered.Shecouldn'tstoptalkingabouthowgreatshewas.I'mnotsureifIcantrustyou,"Mr.Matchmaker".
Bill:
Ohcomeon.SoImadeamistakelasttime.Cindy'ssisterisreallydifferent.
Tom:
Well,whatdoesshelooklike?
Bill:
Ah.Looksaren'timportant.Shehasawonderfulpersonality.
Tom:
Right.
Bill:
Okay.Shehaslongwavyblondhairandblueeyes.She'sofmediumheight,justalittleshorterthanyouare.
Tom:
Goon.
Bill:
Shehasagreatfigure,anicecomplexion,andshehasasexyvoice.Oh,andshehasatattooofaneagleonherarm.
Tom:
Awhat?
Bill:
No,justkidding.Bytheway,shewastherunner-upintheMissCaliforniaBeautyPageanttwoyearsago.Well,you'reprobablynotinterested.
Tom:
No,wait!
Bill:
Ah,justforgetIevermentionedit.
Tom:
No,I'minterested!
Exercise11.ice-skating2.chemistry3.outgoingbrightfunny4.moodyself-centered5.wavyblondmediumheight6.unner-up
Exercise21.T2.F3.T4.F5.F6T
Practicetwo
David:
Barbara,beforeyougo,couldyoutellmeaboutthesestudentsthatarecomingintomyclass?
Barbara:
Oh,yes.Now,letmethink,well,there's...er...Paul.He'satall,slimladwithfairhair.Veryfriendlyface,lovelysmile...He'sparticularlygoodwithgroupactivities,andhe'saveryhelpfulpersontohaveintheclassandveryhelpfulwiththeotherstudents.Hespeaksfluently,butdoesmakealotofmistakes!
Hedoesn'tseemtomindmakingmistakes.Heasksalotofquestions...er...hetendstospeakfirstandthinklater.Buthe'sgotlotsofinterestingideas.
David:
Good.
Barbara:
Ah...Susan...Susan.Now,she'sverylively,quick,andverybright.ShetalksallthetimebutnotalwaysinEnglish.
David:
What?
Isshedifficultoranything?
Barbara:
No...she'squiteyoungbutshedoesbehaveinquiteagrown-upwayreallyforherage.Itcanbeabitdifficulttoactuallyshutherupsometimesandmakeherlistentoyou.
David:
Ah,right.
Barbara:
She'sverynice.Shehasdarkhairanddarkeyes.
David:
Right,well...arethereanyothergirlsintheclass?
Barbara:
Yes,thereisMaria.She'sSusan'ssister.
David:
Yes.
Barbara:
Actuallyit'squitedifficulttotellthemapartalthough...er...Mariaisslightlyolder.She'sabitplumperandhaslongerhairthanSusan.She'snotquiteasbrightashersisterandIthinkthatmakesherfeelabitinferiorreally.Well,youknow,shesulksabitwhenshegetsthingswrongorshemisunderstandsyou.Butonthewhole,averysensiblegirl.
David:
OK.
Barbara:
Andthenthere'sPeter,who'solderthantheothers.He'sgotasortofmoustache,spectaclesandwavydarkbrownhair.Heusuallywearsajacketandsometimesasuit.He'sverysmartandtakesnotesallthetime.He'salsoveryseriousanddeterminedtolearnasmuchaspossible.Heasksquitedifficultquestionsbuthedoesn'tmeantobenasty.
David:
Well,thanks,Barbara.It'salluptomenow,isn'tit?
Haveagoodholiday,won'tyou?
Barbara:
Thanks.
David:
Bye.
Exercise11.Four2.Colleagues3.Teacher4.Susan5.Barbara\
Exercise21)PaulDEJ2)SusanBF3)MariaCH4)PeterAGI
PracticeThree
1.Pedrosleepsonlysixhoursanight.Hegoestoschoolfull-timeandworkspart-timeintheafternoons.Atnightheplayssoccerorbasketball.He'sseldomtiredandhisfavoritewaytorelaxistojogtwoorthreemiles.
WhatkindofpersonisPedro?
2.Mr.Millerwasteachinghisfourthgradeclasshowtodivide.Thestudentsdidn'tunderstand.Hehadtorepeathislessonandexplaintheideamoreslowly.Overthenextfewdaysheexplainedandexplainedthelessonuntilalmostthewholeclassunderstoodandknewhowtodivide.
WhatkindofteacherisMr.Miller?
3.PeopleintheHighStreetneighborhooddon'tbuytheirfruitsandvegetablesinthesupermarket.TheybuythemfromMr.Smith'struck.YoucantrustMr.Smith.Henevertriestosellanybadorunripefruit.Hispricesarefair.
WhatkindofpersonisMr.Smith?
4.JakeandCharlesranintotheclassroom.Eachonesawthechairhewantedtositon.Unfortunately,itwasthesamechair.Theybothsatdownatthesametime.Eachofthemhadhalfachair.CharlessaidhewastherefirstandtriedtopushJakeoffthechair.Jakesaidhewasfirst.Bothboysrefusedtomove.
"Allright,boys,"saidtheteacher."Ifyouwon'tmove,thenyoucansitlikethatforthewholeperiod."JakeandCharlessatlikethatforthewholeperioduntilthebellrang.Whentheystooduptheywerestiffandsore.
"Idon'tcare,"saidJake."Iwastherefirst."
WhatkindofpersonisJake?
5.Room46AatTravisHighSchoolwasalwaysthedirtiestroomintheschool.Manyofthestudentsthrewpaperonthefloor.Oneday,Mrs.Dukehadanidea.Shefastenedabasketballhoopoverthewastebasket.Nowthestudentslovetopracticethrowingtheirpaperintothebasket.Whentheymiss,theypickthepaperupandtryagain.Andthatwastheendoftheproblem.
WhatkindofpersonisMrs.Duke?
Exercise11.Pedroenergetic2.Mr.Millerpatient3.Mr.Smithhonest4.Jakestubborn5.Mrs.Dukecreative
PracticeFour
AnumberofvisitorstotheUK,whohadtraveledthroughouttheBritishIsles,wereaskedbyanewspaperreporterwhattheirimpressionsoftheBritishpeoplewere.Here'sabriefsummaryofwhattheythought.
Thereweremanydifferentopinionsamongthoseinterviewed:
Somewereveryflattering,othersverycritical.ThedistinctionbetweentheEnglishandtheBritishwasn'talwaysunderstood,but,onthewhole,itseemedthattheScotswereverypopularwithvisitors.Theywerethoughttobeveryfriendly,eventhoughoneDutchvisitorconfessedshe'dfoundithardtounderstandtheirEnglish.
AgreatnumberfoundtheBritishgenerallyreserved,particularlytheEnglish,althoughoneAustralianvisitorcalledtheEnglish"thefriendliestpeopleintheworldandmosthospitable".Butshedidadmitthatspeakingthesamelanguagewasagreathelp.
SomeAsianbusinessmen,whohadtraveledwidelythroughoutEngland,saidquiteopenlythattheyfoundNorthcountrypeople"muchnicer"thanpeopleintheSouth.Whenaskedwhatexactlytheymeantby"muchnicer",oneofthemsaid,withaplayfulsmileonhisface,"BymuchnicerImeanmuchmorelikeus!
"
Afewcontinentalspraised"Englishcourtesy",but