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新视野大学英语视听说教程4听力原文
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III.ListeningIn
Task1:
Softanswersturnawaywrath.
Mary:
Dam!
You’respilledredwineonme.Mynewdressisruined.
John:
I’mterriblesorry!
WhatcanIdotohelp?
Here’ssomewatertowashitoff.
Mary:
Stopsplashingwateronme!
Oh,thisissoembarrassing!
I’mamess.
John:
Well,youdolookalittleupset.Pleasedon’tblowup.Don’tloseyourcool.
Mary:
Hmm,you’vegotthenervetalkinglikethat!
Whoshouldn’tflyoffthehandle?
Thisdresscostafortune.
John:
Youlookreallycutewhenyou’remad.Ikidyounot.Somepeopledolookattractivewhentheyareinarage.
Mary:
Thisisveryexpensivedress.Isavedformonthstobuyit,andnowit’sruined.Lookatthisstain!
John:
Accidentsdohappen.Givemeyourdress,andI’lltakeittothecleaners.
Mary:
Sure!
Youwantmetotakeitoffrighthereinpublicandgiveittoyou?
Idon’tevenknowyou!
John:
Thismightbeareallygooftimetogetacquainted.I’mJohnOwen.
Mary:
Mmm,atleastyou’repolite.IguessIreallyshouldn’thaveflaredup.Afterall,itwasanaccident.I’mMaryHarvey.
John:
Comeon.I’lltakeyouhome.Youcanchangeyourclothes,andI’llgetthedresscleanedforyou.
Mary:
Nowyou’retalking.Thanks.You’rearealgentleman.
John:
You’dbetterbelieveit.I’mgladtoseethatyou’vecooleddown.Feellookabitetoeatafterward?
I’mstarving.
Mary:
Ok.You’reprettygood.I’mnotnearlyasmad.Ifyoucangetthisstainout,I’llbeveryhappy.
John:
I’lltrymybest.ButifIcan’tgetthestainout,pleasedon’tletyourhappinessturntowrath.
1.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthedialog?
2.Whydoesthewomangetangry?
3.Whatdoesthemansaytopleasethewomanwhenshelooksangry?
4.Whydoesthewomansaythemanisarealgentleman?
5.Whatistheman’sfinalproposal?
Keys:
1D2.A3.C4.B5.C
Task2:
BigJohniscoming!
Script
AbarownerintheOldWesthasjusthiredatimidbartender.This(S1)owneroftheestablishmentisgivinghisnewhiresomeinstructionson(S2)runningtheplace.Hetellsthetimidman,“IfyoueverhearthatBigJohniscomingtotown,(S3)dropeverythingandrunforthehills!
He’sthebiggest,nastiest(S4)outlawwho’severlived!
”
Afewweekspass(S5)uneventfully.Butoneafternoon,alocalcowhandcomesrunningthroughtown(S6)yelling,“BigJohniscoming!
Runforyour(S7)lives!
”
Whenthebartenderleavesthebartostartrunning,heisknockedtothegroundbyseveraltownspeoplerushingoutoftown.(S8)Ashe’spickinghimselfup,heseesalargeman,almostsevenfeettall.He’smuscular,andisgrowingasheapproachesthebar.
Hestepsuptothedoor,ordersthepoorbarkeepinside,anddemands,“IwantabeerNOW!
”
Hestrikeshisheavyfistonthebar,splittingitinhalf.(S9)Thebartendernervouslyhandsthebigmanabeer,handsshaking.Hetakesthebeer,bitesthetopofthebottleoff,anddownsthebeerinonegulp.
Astheterrifiedbartenderhidesbehindthebar,thebigmangetsuptoleave,“Doyouwantanotherbeer?
”thebartenderasksinatremblingvoice.
“Dangit,Idon’thavetime!
”thebigmanyells,(S10)“Igottogetoutoftown!
Don’tyouhearBigJohniscoming?
”
Task3:
AViewofHappiness
Script
Dr.Smithhasproposedareasonable,ifperhapssomewhatoversimplifies,viewofhappiness.Accordingtohistheory,happinessmightbedescribedasastateifbalance.Andwhenhumanorcertainanimalsachievethatbalance,theyrendtoremaininthatconditioninordertorepeatthehappyfeeling.
Toillustratethis,wemaystudytwomagnets.Whentheirpositiveandnegativepolesmeet,theyarecomfortablyjoined,andtheyremainthere.Inotherwords,theyhaveattainedabalanceorstateofhappiness.Ifontheotherhand,oneofthepolesisreversed,andpositivepoleispressesagainstpositivepole,thereisresistance,instability,imbalanceastateofunhappiness.
Animalswithsomedegreeofintelligenceseemtofindhappinessinreinforcement.Oncetheyhavegainedoneormoreoftheirgoalssuchasfood,andwater,theylearntorepeattheactionsthatledtosatisfactionofthosegoals.Thisrepetitionorreinforcementproducesastateofbalanceorsenseofhappiness.
Accordingtothistheory,onlyanimalswithasignificantcapacitytolearnshouldbeabletoexperiencehappiness.Butintruthlearningcantakeplacethroughsurprisinglysimpleshort-termactionsuchasscratchinganitch,followedbypleasure,followedbymorescratching,andsoon.Thuslearningcanoccurwithalmostnoconsciousthought.
Forhumanbeings,blessedwiththeabilitytoreason,goalsarenotlimitedtotheshort-termsatisfactionofneeds.Indeed,thereisastronglinkbetweenhappinessandthefulfillmentoflong-termgoals.Evenifhumanstriveforgoalsthataremorecomplexandlonger-termthantheanimals’goals,oncethosegoalsaregained,happinessisreinforced.
1.Whydoesthespeakermention“magnets”?
2.Accordingtothepassage,whatmayanimalsdoaftertheyhavegotfood?
3.Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothespeaker?
4.Whatdoesthespeakersayisspecialaboutthegoalsofhumanbeings?
5.Whichofthefollowingbestcapturesthemainideaofthepassage?
Keys:
1D2.C3.B4.D5.A
VI.FurtherListeningandSpeaking
Task1:
ReasonandEmotion
Script
Emotion(感性)issometimesregardedas(把……认做)theopposite(相反的)ofreason(理性);Asissuggestedbyphrasesuchas”appealto(呼吁)emotionsratherthanreason”and“don’tletyouremotionstakeover”.Emotionalreactions(反应)sometimesproduceconsequences(推论)orthoughts(想法)whichpeoplemaylaterregretordisagreewith;butduringanemotionalstate(状态),theycouldnotcontroltheiractions.Thus,itisgenerallybelievedthatoneofthemostdistinctive(与众不同的)factsabouthumanbeingsisacontradiction(矛盾)betweenemotionandreason.
However,recentempiricalstudies(实验研究)donotsuggestthereisacleardistinction(区别)betweenreasonandemotion.Indeed,angerorfear(恐惧)canoftenbethoughtofasaninstinctive(本能的)responsetoobserved(观察)fact.Thehumanmindpossesses(拥有)manypossiblereactionstotheexternal(客观的)world.Thosereactionscanlieon(取决于)acontinuum(连续统一体),withsomeoftheminvolving(包括)theextreme(极端)ofpureintellectuallogic(纯知识分子逻辑),whichisoftencalled“cold”,andothersinvolvingtheextremesofpureemotionnotrelatedtologicalagreement,whichiscalled“theheatofpassion(激情)”.Therelationlogicandemotionmerits(有益于)carefulstudy.Passion,emotion,orfeelingcanreinforce(加强)anargument(论点),eventonebasedprimarily(主要地)onreason.Thisisespecially(尤其)trueinreligion(信仰)orideology(意识形态),whichfrequently(常常)demands(需要)anall-or-nothing(要么全有要么全无)rejection(拒绝)oracceptance(接受).Insuchareasofthought,humanbeingshavetoadopt(通过)acomprehensive(全面的)viewpartlybackedby(一部分一部分地)empiricalargumentandpartlybyfeelingandpassion.Moreover,severalresearchershavesuggestedthattypicallythereisno“pure”decision(决定)orthought(想法);thatis,nothoughtisbased“purely””onintellectuallogicor“purely”onemotion—mostdecisionsarefoundedon(基于)amixtureofboth.
1.Whatresultsdoesthespeakermaysomefromemotionalreactions?
2.Whatisthepopularbeliefaboutreasonandemotion?
3.Whatdoesthespeakermeanby“cold“?
4.Accordingtothepassage,whatshouldpeopledoinreligiousmatters?
5.Whatisthespeaker’sconclusion?
Keys:
1.A2.B3.C4.C5.D
Task2:
Depression
Script
Pat:
Youlookdepressed.Areyoufeelingblue?
I’vecometocheeryouup.
Ted:
Butthere’snothingthatcancheermeup.I’mdowninthedumps.Life’smiserable
Pat:
Youhavetotrytogetyourmindoffthings.
Ted:
ButIcan’t.Ijustfeelthere’stoomuchpressureonmesometimes!
Pat:
Youcan’tletthingsgetyoudown.Learntorelaxandstopworryingallthetime.What’syourproblem?
Ted:
Ifailedmylastexam,andanotherexamiscoming,Igetbored.
Pat:
IfIwereyou,I’dstartworkinghard.Ifyouworkhardforalongtime,you’reboundtogetbettergrades.Yousee,“nopain,nogain”.
Ted:
It’seasiersaidthandone!
IfIreadforfifteenminutes,Igetbored.
Pat:
Youhavetolearnsomeself-discipline.
ButhowcanIstaycheerfulallthetime?
Ted:
Worsethanthat!
IfIreadforhalfanhour,Igetaheadache.ThenIstarttoworryaboutpassingthenextexam.
Pat:
It’sallinyourmind.Ifyoustaycheerfullikeme,everythingwillsoonbeOK.
Ted:
ButhowcanIstaycheerfulallthetime?
Pat:
Trytolookonthebrightsideofthings.
Ted:
Butwhatifthereisn’tabrightside?
Pat:
Youknowthesaying:
Everycloudhasasilverlining.Itmeansthere’realwaystowsidestoeverything—boththedarkandthebrightsides.So,trytoidentifyyourstrengthsandbringthenintofullplay.
Ted:
Oh,no!
Yourcornyoldsayingsaremakingmeevenmoredepressed.
Keys:
TFFTF
Task3:
Anger
Script
Angerisanemotionthatcanbehardtocontrol.Despitethis,weshouldlearnhowtomanageangerinaconstructivemanner.Inthemostintensemomentsofanger,weusuallyhavetwochoices:
tofightortorun.Somechoosetheoptionofviolence,whichisanegativereactiontoanger;andotherschoosetorun.Somemaythinkrunningmeansyouareacoward.Buttheoptionofwalkingawayandclaimingdownisthemoreproductivemethodofhandlinganger.Itisdifficulttowalkaway,especiallywhenyourheartisracing,andyourangerisboilingover.
Thereareconstructivewaysofhandlingangerinanysituation.First,youhavetostopforabriefmomentandthinkbeforeyouact.Takethatmomentandcalmdownidyoufeelyourselfbeingpushed.
Atthatmomentyoushouldadmityouareangry.Ifyourefusetoadmityou’reangryorhurt,orifyoumakeitappearthateverythingispeaches