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最新新标准大学英语视听说教程4答案1

新标准大学英语视听说教程4答案

Keystounit1

P3-3

Truestatementsare:

2,8

P3-5

1.JoewasagoferbeforehebecamearesearcherforLiftOffUK.

2.AndywantsJoe’sjobasaproducer.

P3-6

1-d2-d3-a4-c

P4-7

1.It’snotalwaysveryeasyworkingwith

2.HowdidheendupinLondon

3.theleastexperiencedperson

4.He’sgoodathisjob

5.Heisconfidentandverycompetent

6.Igetonwithhimquitewell

P4-8

1-b2-b3-a4-a5-b

P6-2

1,2,3,4

P6-4

1.Sheneedstoimproveherinterviewtechniquestohelphertogetajob.

2.Shedoesn’tknowhowtoanswerthequestionsandgiveanswersthatmightleadherfailureinajobinterview.

3.Shedoesn’tunderstandwhattheinterviewerisactuallylookingfor.

4.Thatyouneedtobewellpreparedforaninterview.Itboilsdowntopreparation,presentationandunderstandingwhattheinterviewerislookingfor.

P7-5

1.professionaljobcoach

2.researchonthepositionandthecompany

3.havingnotpracticedwithsomeofthequestions

4.howyoupresentyourself

5.whattheinterviewerisactuallylookingfor

6.preparation,presentationandunderstanding

7.inrelationshiptothejob

8.someexamplesinyourlife

9.dealingwithproblems

P7-7

1,3,5,7,8,9,10,11

P8-3

1-b2-d3-a4-d5-c

Keystounit2Agoodread

P14-2

Joe:

1

Andy:

2

Janet:

3,4

P14-3

3.

1.Itisafeatureprogramwhichreviewsrecentlypublishedbooks.

2.Noneofthemhavereadallofthebooks.

3.He’sannoyed.

4.ItfeaturesnewbooksthatmayhaveaLondonangle,butnotnecessarily.

5.BecauseCharlesDickens’booksarealwaysonTV.

6.SheknowsquitealotaboutDickensbecausesheisstudyinghisworksatuniversity.

7.It’sabiographywhichdescribestheLondonlocationswhicharethesettingsformanyofDickens’books.

8.Yes.

P15-5

Placeofbirth:

Portsmouth

Dates:

19thcentury

Typeofwriting:

novels

Settingofstories:

aroundthelawcourtsinthecenterofLondon

Otherfeaturesofwriting:

Hedescribeshardship,povertyandcrimeinLondon.

Mostfamousnovels:

OliverTwist,DavidCopperfield

P15-6

1-a2-b3-d4-c5-c

P16-7

1.Hewasn’tbeingatallfair.

2.sometimeshereallygetsonmynerves

3.keephisproblemsawayfromthestudio

4.HewasborninPortsmouth

5.hesetmostofhisstoriesin

6.WhereaboutsinLondonarehisstoriesset

7.someofhisstoriestakeplace

8.Cheerup

9.I’llgetoverit

P16-8

1-b2-a3-a4-b5-a

P18-2

2&7

P19-4

1.borrowbooks

2.lookatanartexhibition

3.connecttotheInternet

4.letyouborrowcomputergames

5.withbooksandphotographs

6.inschoolsanduniversities

P19-5

1.Itisanationallibrary

2.Youcanfindbooksandotherprintedmaterials.

3.TheBritishLibraryaddsmillionsofitemstoitscollectioneveryyear.

4.No,notatall,althoughsomereadingmaytakenewforms（likereadingfromcomputerscreensormobilephones）,readingbookswillremainpopular.

P19-6

Name:

TheBritishLibrary

Location:

London

Yearthenewbuildingopened:

1998

Itemscollected:

books,soundrecordings,music,maps,newspapers,andmagazines

Numberofitemsaddedyearly:

threemillion

P20-2

1.itbeganover20yearsago

2.aboutonceeveryfourorfiveweeks

3.10

4.thehostpreparesdinnerandthenadiscussionstarts

5.modernnovels,classics,non-fictionlikehistoryandtravelwriting

p20-3

1.-d2-a3-c4-a5-b

P21-7

1.I’mnotaprofessionalliteraryspecialist

2.theircloselinkswithwell-knownwriters

3.thehomeofmanywell-knownwriters

4.thememorialofgreatBritishwriters

5.richinitsliteraryhistory

6.becauseoftherecentseriesoffilms

7.becauseitwasthehomeofthethreesisters

8.alsomadeintosuccessfulfilms

9.aroundtheEnglish-speakingworld

10.whoseworkcontributes

KeystoUnit4Moneytalks

InsideView

P38-1

1.Janet:

136Andy:

2457

P38-2

1.WhatJanetwasdoingatthemarketwithJoe.

2.HeisrightaboutAndybeinglatequiteoften.

3.Hesayssomethingunexpectedhascomeup.

4.Sothathecancheckhisschedule.

5.at2.30.

6.TheCityofLondon.

P39-4

2-5-1-4-3

P39-5

1-d2-c3-d4-a5-c

P40-6

1.whatdoes;havetodo

2.Sowe’renotactually

3.Basically

4.youcomeinhereontheleft

5.movingthroughtothisroom

6.Whataboutthisroomontheleft

7.Andthisroomherebelowcontains

P40-7

1-b2-a3-b4-a5-b6-b

Outsideview

P42-2

Truestatements:

4567

P42-3

1-b2-a3-c4-c5-b

P43-5

4-3-5-7-1-2-6

P43-6

1.ifwe’renothappy

2.makeallofthatbetter

3.makemorechoices

4.stillthinksaboutmoney

5.ofhavingthemoney

6.wouldgetsolved

7.givesusmorechoices

Listeningin

P44-2

1.Theywereexchangingmetalsforgoods.

2.TheyfirstappearedinEurope.

3.CoinsappearedinLydiaaround700BC.

4.ThedrachmawasusedasastandardformofmoneyinlargepartsofAsiaandEurope.

5.Around960AD,inChina.

6.Theycanbeseenasearlybanks.

7.Itwasappliedallovertheworld.

P44-3

1.weexchangedthings,didn’twe

2.exchangedon’tlast

3.aloteasiertouse

4.Coinsthenappeared

5.startedproducingthem

6.abigadvantageof

7.hasacertainvalue

8.exchangedthegrain

9.acertainamountofsilver

10.1870to1915

P45-6

6-3-1-7-2-5-4

P45-7

1-b2-a3-a4-a5-c

KeystoU5GenderStudies

P50-1

Andy:

1,3,5,7

Janet:

2,4,6

P50-2

Truestatements:

1,4,5,6,8,9

P50-4

1.onlyfivetotenpercent

2.about75%

3.women

4.nursing

5.engineering

6.football

7.men

P51-5

1.b2.C3.C4.A5.B

P52-6

1.It’snotfair.

2.Imaybewrong.

3.about60%of

4.thepercentage

5.areinaslightmajority

6.Mindyou

7.Igiveup

8.Ibetyou

9.it’stypicalofyoumen

P52-7

1.b2.A3.B4.A5.a

P54-3

1-b2-d3-d4-c5-c

P55-4

1.intheeconomicandpoliticalsectors

2.basedon

3.suchjobsasteachingandnursing

4.maketheirownmoney

5.inthenumberoffamilies

6.verywelllookedafter

7.althoughthesystemis

8.itwillbedifficultwhen

9.whomightbeableto

10.beenresponsiblefor

11.lesswellpaidthanmen

12.arerewarded

P56-3

1.AnadinwhichamanisshownasbeingnogoodataDIYjob.

2.Thatfeminismhasgonetoofar;ittreatsmenasinferior.

3.Thereisnorealequalityofpay;menstillhavethetopjobsbuttheyaren’talwaysshownassuper-masculine.

4.Itisgoodthatmenaren’talwaysshownassuper-masculine,becausethisismorerealistic.

5.Acarinsurancead,whichshowsawomanasasmartbossandamanasdumbidiot.

P57-5

1.logical

2.nurturing

3.spatial

4.verbal

P57-6

6-3-4-1-5-2

P57-7

Men:

1,3,4,7

Women:

2,5,6

P57-8

1.theresultofupbringing

2.learntospeakearlier

3.inintelligencetests

4.arebetteratlanguageskills

5.lessinterestedinpeople

6.havebettersocialskills

7.boysandgirlsquitedifferently

KeystoU6Allinthepast

P62-2

Truestatements:

1,2,6

P63-3

1.It’shisfavoriteviewinthewholeofLondon.

2.It’swellworthavisit.

3.Ifshecangoupthetower.

4.PeopleneedpermissionfromtheirMPtogoupthetower.

5.Becauseit’sthemostimportantgovernmentbuildinginthecountry.

6.Inthesummer.

7.Todotheresearch.

8.TophoneafriendwhoworksattheHousesofParliamenttoseeifshecanmeetthem.

63-5

1.1859

2.1870

3.WestminsterHall

4.the11thcentury

5.two

6.thepeople（everyoneinthecountrywhohastherighttovote）

7.theprimeminster

63-6

1-c2-a3-c4-b5-a

63-7

1.iswidelybelievedtobe

2.No,that’snotwhatI’mtryingtosay

3.Itwouldappearthat

4.Itseemsthat

5.there’slittledoubtthat

6.it’swidelythoughtthat

7.isconsideredtobe

8.Butwhat’sevenmoreamazingis

P65-8

1-b2-a3-a

P66-2

4-8-3-7-1-2-6-5

P66-3

1.nomorethan170kms

2.morethanninemillion

3.fiveorsix

4.1912

5.over1,500

6.fiveorsix

7.morethanoneandahalfmillion

8.LiverpoolandSouthampton

P67-4

1-a2-c3-d4-d

P67-5

1.thebiggestnavyintheworld

2.whatitwaslike

3.broughttea

4.toputupthesails

5.passengerships

6.inmaritimehistory

7.theworld’sbiggestcruiseship

8.fiveorsixhours

9.furnitureandtoys

P68-2

Truestatements:

6

P68-3

1.1533

2.1536

3.1558

4.1568

5.1587

6.1603

P68-4

1-b2-b3-c4-d5-d6-d

68-7

1.Pompeii

2.aguidetothetown

3.almost2,000yearsago

4.August

5.twodays

6.two

P69-8

1.Well,turnaround…whatdoyousee?

2.Yes,itcoulderuptagain.

3.Yes,hewaspraying.

4.Notuntil1748.

5.Thereweretwoowners–theyhadasmallbusiness.

6.Itsays,“Welcome,money.”

7.Wethinkitwasamirroralthoughwehaven’thad…

KeystoU8Architecture:

frozenmusic

Insideview

P86-2

True:

1,5

P86-3

1.BecauseCathyisverybusy.

2.Shesaysshe’lldoherbestbutcan’tmakeanypromises.

3.I’mJoeVarese,wespokeonthephone.

4.Londonarchitectureaswellastheexhibition.

5.Hewantstocheckthesoundlevel.

6.TheLondonSkyline,past,presentandfuture.

P87-4

1.Thedomedbuildingatthetopofthepage.Orit’sinthemiddleoftheskylineonPage86.

2.About400years,I’mguessing.Idon’treallyknow.

3.Icanseeitundertheword“exhibition”onPage86.

4.No,youcanalmostcountthereallytallbuildings.

5.Itisthetrendbutmaybetheydonotallowthemforsomereason.

P86-6

1-c2-c3-b4-d5-a6-a

P86-7

1.oneofthemostrecognizable

2.toeveryone’sastonishment

3.Yes,absolutely

4.That’sabsolutelyright

5.I’mnotconvincedyou’reright

6.Asyoumightexpect

7.Exactly

Outsideview

P90-2

Size,architecture,trainsystem,sculpture,airport,lakeshoreline,music,sportsteams

P90-3

1-a2-b3-a4-c5-a6-d

P91-4

1.thethirdlargest

2.1871

3.curtainsofglass

4.15years

5.70seconds

6.840flights

7.29miles

8.awonderfulsp