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三级班听力答案38单元1
三级班听力答案
倾情制作:
2015级会计2班刘丽萍
注意:
考虑到大家的进度【其实还是本人比较懒】,从UNIT3开始。
主要包含我认为比较难且重要的部分。
因为不能全部复制,选择题是手动打上去的。
与答案有出入的话还请见谅。
期末加油呀
UNIT3
Unittest
ACACB
BBDAC
CBDDD
InthetownwhereIgrewup,thereweretwocreeksrunningthroughit.Inthe1)winter,I'dtrapmuskrats,andwealsoskatedalot.RockyForkCreekranagreatdistance,andwe'd2)literallyskateformiles.BigWalnutCreekontheotherhandwaswheremorefolksfromthe3)communitycametoskatesocially.Itwasamuch4)widercreek.We'dhavebonfiresthereandhadsomegreathockeygames,too.
Myfriend,Zeke,had65)siblingsandeverykidinthefamilyhadtheirownhorse,sowe'dgotoZeke'sandridethroughthe6)woodsandmeadows.Zekewouldpullusonsledsusinghisdad'stractor.Inthesummer,we'd7)explorethecreeks,andI'dbe8)catchingsnakesandfrogs,andfishing.
InthesummermyfamilyandItraveledtoButler,PAtovisitmygrandparents.Wewouldplaygolforatnightweallplayedcards.GrandpawouldtakemefishingandheandI9)wouldrunerrandsallaroundtowninhisredoldcar.OnFridaynightsheandIwatchedtheGilletteFights.
MyfamilyandIalsospenttwoweekseachsummeratConneautLakePark.Therewasahugethree-storyhotelwhosegroundswerereallybeautiful.Theparkalsohadasmall10)golfcourse,andamidway,andIrecallwecouldridealltheridesintheamusementparkforonly$2onWednesdays.I'dgetupandgofishinginanearbycanalbeforetherestofthefamilyawoke.
UNIT4
Conversations
DBCAD
BCDB
Passages
BCAD
Scientificresearchshouldimproveouroverallqualityoflife.Thegovernmentshouldprovidefinancialandpoliticalsupporttoanyresearchthatislikelytoresultinimmediateandsignificantbenefitsforthepeople.However,people'sideas1)varywhenitcomestowhetherthegovernmentshouldsupportscientificresearchwithnopracticaluse.Still2)alargeportionofpeoplebelievethatthegovernmentshoulddistributeadequatefundstoanyscientificresearchthataimstoimprovethe3)well-beingofpeople,evenifitisofnopracticaluseintheshortrun.
Scientificresearchwhosesocialbenefitsareimmediate,predictable,and4)profoundshouldcontinuetobeahighpriority.Forexample,biotechnologyresearchhasbeenproventohelpcureandpreventdiseases;informationtechnologyenableseducationtobemore5)
accessible;andcommunicationtechnologyfacilitatesglobalpeacebyimprovingmutualunderstandingamongpeopleandtheirparticipationinthedemocraticprocess.
However,thisisnottosaythatresearchwhosebenefitsarelessimmediateorclearshouldbegivenalowerpriority.Itisdifficulttopredictwhichresearchwill6)ultimatelyleadtothegreatestcontributionstosociety.Reluctancetofinancelesspracticalscientificresearchcould7)haveaharmfuleffectontheeffortstoexplorenewknowledge.Thisisparticularlytrueofthecomputersciences.Forinstance,beforethefirstcomputerwasinvented,publicopinions8)wentagainstit,asmostpeoplesawnothingpracticalincomputerresearch.However,computerstransformedthewayhumansocietyevolvedandprovedtobeofgreatavailinthelongrun,especiallyintermsofscientificdevelopmentinfieldssuchasthemilitary,medicine,9)aviation,andeducation.
Therefore,nevershouldwethinkthatscientificresearchwhosebenefitsareunknown10)isnotworthpursuingsincethepurposeofanyresearchshouldbetodiscovertruths,whateveritmightbe.
Unittest
BCACD
CCDAD
DABAA
Thismightbeanimportantscientificbreakthrough.Ascientistsetouttoimprovetheproductivity(生产力)offarmanimalsandalongthewaysetoffa1)biologicalearthquake.Theexperimenthe2)firmlypursued(从事)involvedworkwithacellfromanadultmammal.His3)effortsweretomakeacellbehavelikeacellfromadevelopingembryo(胚胎).Anditwassuccessful.HeandhiscoworkersclonedasheepcalledDollyandintroducedhertoaskepticalworldinFebruary1997.
Perhapsitwashis4)isolationinaquietruralpartofScotlandthatpermittedhimtoresistthe5)objectors.Orperhapsitwastheisolationoftheremotefieldoffarmanimalsthatgavehimthe6)originality.However,heseemedassurprisedasanyoneelsethathis7)
modestandsimpleexperimentshouldhaveagreatimpactonoursenseofwhatitistobehuman.Hewantedtousehiscloningtechnologyto8)improvethehealth,thequality,andtheproductivityoffarmanimals.Anyexperimentwithhumans,hebelieved,shouldalwaysbekeptstrictlyattheverylowlevelofcellsandproteins.Itwouldbe9)morallyunacceptable,hesaid,tousehistechniquetocreateahumanclone.Ofcourse,thisachievementwouldbringfear,debateandnew10)legislationincountriesaroundtheworld.Inaword,Dollythesheephaschangedtheworld.
UNIT5
Listening
Usetheskills2.3
1.
AndI'vealways
(1)
lovedfashion,sotheideathatIcouldgotofashionshowsinParis,NewYork,etc.wasjust
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amazingforme.WhatIdidn'trealizeisthatactuallybeingamodelisreally,really(3)
hardwork.
2.
Andtheproblemisthatyouneedto
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lookgoodallthetime.Butoften,you're(2feelingterrible)
.
3.
Icouldspendmydayssittinginsomeofthebestrestaurants,
(1)
eatingdeliciousfood,and
(2)
getpaidforit.Theonlyproblem,whichIdidn'trealizeatthetime,isthatactuallyyoucan(3)
getboredofeatingrestaurantfood.
4.
Iusedtospendhoursinthegym,doingexercisetotryand
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workoffthefoodIwaseating.Butitwasimpossible.So,intheend,
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Igaveitup.
5.
Ihadthis
(1)
(wonderfullyromantic)ideaofowningmyownvineyard,makingwine,andspendingmylifeinthebeautifulTuscancountryside.Buttherealityisverydifferent.Ihadnoidea
(2)
(howtiring)thejobwouldbe.
6.
AndinSeptember,abadstormcan
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(ruinthegrapes)injustafewminutes.AtleastwhenIworkedinanoffice,Ididn'tuseto
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worryabouttheweather.Havingsaidthat,Ilovemylife.Andthescienceofmakingwineis(3)
worryabouttheweather.
Morepracticeinlistening
Conversations
BBADC
BABD
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DABD
Apoorlytrainedmanagercanmakeanemployee'slifemiserable.In99outof100cases,employeesmay1)sufferfromlowspiritsandthengraduallybecomenolonger2)enthusiasticabouttheirjobsjustbecausetheyhaveabosswhodoesn'tapproveofthem,doesn'tlistentothem,orgenerally3)erodestheirself-esteem.
Threebasicskillsthateverymanagershoulduseinordertobe4)competentonthejobare:
beingspecific,enhancingothers'self-esteemandlisteningeffectively.Beingspecificmeansgiving5)clear-cutinstructionsaboutwhatistobedoneandtheresultstobeachieved.Beingspecificalsomeansdescribingthebehaviorofpeopleratherthan6)labelingpeople.Itincludesgivingbothpositivefeedbackthattellsthemwhattorepeatandcorrectivefeedbackthatisfirm,yetnotcritical.Thenit7)comesdowntoevokingintheemployeesself-esteem.Self-esteemisaprivate,individualmatter.Itisnotfixed,butgoesupanddownfromdaytoday,orevenfromhourtohour.Thus,buildingself-esteemisnoeasytask.Managerscan'tMAKEpeoplefeelgoodaboutthemselves,butrather,theyneedtohelppeopledeveloptheirownself-esteemasself-esteemislikeadoorthat'slockedfromtheinside.Afinalskillthattoday'smanagersneedmorethaneverislistening.Listeningmayseemlikea8)commonplaceskill,butit'snotpracticedasmuchasitshouldbeinbusinesstoday.People9)tendtothinkaboutwhattheyaregoingtosayinresponsewhenanotherpersonistalking,insteadof10)focusingonwhatthatpersonissayingandwhathe/shemeans.
Unittest
ACABB
DCABB
ACAAD
Doyouhappentoknowsomethingaboutthepolice?
Inpolicework,youcannever1)predictthenextcrimeorproblem.Noworkingdayis2)identicaltoanyother.Sothereisno"3)typical"dayforapoliceofficer.Somedaysarerelativelyslow,andthejobis4)boring;otherdaysaresobusythatthereisnotimetoeat.IthinkIcandescribepoliceworkinoneword:
5)variety.Sometimesit's6)dangerous.Oneday,forexample,Iwasworkingonaspecialassignment;thatis,Iwasonthejob,butIwaswearing7)normalclothes,notmypoliceuniform.Iwastryingtocatch8)somerobberswhowerestealingfrompeopleastheywalkeddownthestreet.Suddenly,sevenbadmenjumpedoutatme;oneofthemhadaknife,andwegotintoafight.Anotherpolicemanarrived,andthetwoofus9)
capturedthreeofthemen;buttheotherfourranaway.Anotherday,Ihelpedawomanwhowasgoingtohaveababy.Shewastryingtogettothehospital,buttherewasabadtrafficjam.Iputherinmypolicecartogethertherefaster.Ithoughtshewasgoingtohavethebaby10)rightthereinmycar.Butfortunately,thebabywaitedto"arrive"untilwegottothehospital.
UNIT6
Conversations
CABAB
ACCB
Passages
ADBB
TheSultanawasaMississippiRiversteamboatdestroyedinanexplosiononApril27,1865.An1)estimated1,800ofthe2,400passengerswerekilled,andtheSultanasanknotfarfromMemphis,Tennessee.Thisdisasterreceivedlittlepublicattention,asittookplacesoonafterthePresidentAbrahamLincolnwas2)assassinated.
Thewoodensteamboatwasconstructedin1863and3)wasintendedtobeusedforthelowerMississippicottontrade.Registering1,719tons,thesteamboatwasbuilttocarrynomorethan365people.Fortwoyears,itranaregularroutebetweenSt.LouisandNewOrleans.Sometimesitwasaskedtocarrytroops.
TheSultanaleftNewOrleansonApril