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新视野大学学英语第二版视听说第二册UNIT8听力原文答案个人整理版

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UNIT8

Listeningskills

Script

Tokeepourchildrensafefromdangerouscriminals,thesetipsmightbehelpful.First,childrenshouldbeencouragedalwaystoaskpermissionfromtheircaregiversbeforetheygoanywhere.Theyshouldnotonlytellthecaregiverswheretheywillbeatalltimes,butalsowhowillbelookingafterthem.Also,childrenshouldneverwalkorridetheirbikesalone.Instead,theyshouldtravelingroupswheneverpossible.Moreimportantly,childrenshouldbetaughttostayawayfromstrangers,thoughtheymayoffertoshowthemapuppyorgivethemcandy.Childrenshouldbetaughttosay"no"andrun,scream,orfightifnecessary.Moreover,childrenshouldbetoldthatnoproblemistoobigortoosmalltoaskgrown-ups.Infact,itisnevertoolatetoaskforhelp,andtokeepaskinguntiltheygetthehelptheyneed.Lastbutnotleast,weshouldrealizethatmanychild-attackcasesinvolveafamilymemberorfamilyfriend,forexample,astepfather,sister'sboyfriend,babysitter,neighbor,andsoon.

1）First

2）notonly

3）butalso

4）Also

5）Instead

6）Moreimportantly

7）though

8）Moreover

9）Infact

10）Lastbutnotleast

11）forexample

Listeningin

Task1

Script

Girl:

Yes,I'dliketoreportamugging.

Policeofficer:

OK.Canyoutellmeexactlywhathappened?

Girl:

Well,Iwaswalkinghomefromworkwhenthiswomanknockedmerightoffmyfeet,seizedmystuff,andranoff.IwassoscaredthatIdidn'tgoafterher.

Policeofficer:

Canyoudescribethewomanforme?

Girl:

Yeah.Heisquitetall,aboutsixfeetthree.

Policeofficer:

Yousaidawomanrobbedyou.

Girl:

Well,I'mnotreallysure.Hmm.Yousee,thepersonwaswearingawhitedress,alightredsweateroverit,andsheorhewaswearingapairofbasketballshoes.

Policeofficer:

Hmm.Whatelsecanyouremember?

Girl:

Well,theperson...hadabeard.

Policeofficer:

Ah!

Whatwas,uh,takenexactly?

Girl:

Well,justmyleftshoe.Strange,isn'tit?

Policeofficer:

Ah.The"BeardedWoman"hasstruckagain!

Girl:

The"BeardedWoman"?

Policeofficer:

Well,this"BeardedWoman"isaman.Hedressesuplikeawomanand,forsomeunknownreason,likestotaketheleftshoefromhisvictims.He'sreallyharmlessandusuallyreturnstheshoetothecrimesceneacoupleofdayslater.

Girl:

Hey,hecankeepmyshoe,andI'lljusttakeoffmyleftshoeeverytimeIwalkthroughthepark.

FTFTF

Task2

Script

Ayoungmancomesuptotheborderonhisbicycle.Hehastwolargebagsoverhisshoulders.Theborderguardstopshimandsays,"What'sinthebags?

"

"Sand,"answerstheyoungman.

Theguardisabitsuspiciousandaskstheyoungmantoopenthebagsforinspection.Theguardemptiesthebags,butfindsnothinginthembutsand.Thenhehasthesandanalyzed,onlytodiscoverthatthereisnothingbutpuresandinthebags.Sotheyoungmanisallowedtorideacrosstheborderwithhissandbags.

Aweeklater,thesameyoungmanpresentshimselfattheborderwithhisbags.Theguardasks,"Whathaveyougot?

"

"Sand,"saystheyoungman.

Theguarddoeshisthoroughexaminationanddiscoversthatthebagscontainnothingbutsand.Hegivesthesandbacktotheyoungmanwhothenridesacrosstheborderonhisbicyclewiththesandbags.

Thishappenseveryweekforthreeyears.Finally,theyoungmannolongerappearsatthebordercrossing.Manymonthsgobyandtheborderguardmeetstheyoungmaninanexpensivecafé.

"Hey,"saystheguard,"forthreeyearsyouweresmugglingsomethingthroughmycrossingstation.It'sdrivingmecrazy.Justbetweenyouandme,whatwereyousmuggling?

"Theyoungmandrinkshiscoffeeandsays,"Bicycles."

BDCAC

Task3

Script

Itisimportanttokeepyourpersonalinformationsecure.Herearesomewaystohelpyoufightidentitytheft.Afterall,youdon'twantsomeoneelsetoruinyourgoodcreditratingandperhapskeepyoufromgettingtheloanyouwanttoget.

ThefirstthingyouwanttodoistowatchhowmuchinformationyougiveoutontheInternet.Forexample,neverputyourcreditcardnumberintoanemail.Ifyoudomakepurchasesonline,youneedtobecareful.Onewaytobeextracarefulistoonlyusesitesthatofferahighlevelofencryption.AnotherwaytobeextracarefulistoonlyuseonecreditcardforallofyourInternetpurchases.Makesurethatcreditcardhasalowlimit.

AnotherthingyouhavetodotohelpyouavoidIDtheftistodestroyallyouroutgoingmailcompletely.Somethieveswillpickupgarbage,searchthroughit,andpulloutthecreditcardoffersthatyouthrewawaybecausetheywerejunkmail.Rememberthatalotofyourinformationisalreadythere.Allathiefhastodoisforgeyoursignatureandmailtheformbackwithanotethatsaysyou'vechangedyourmailingaddress（totheiraddress）.

Thethirdwaytoavoididentitytheftistomakesurethatyourmailboxissafe.Haveaslotinyourfrontdoorforthemailtofallthrough.Eventhoughthatisnotcompletelysafe,itisstillmuchsaferthanthepostboxoutsideyourfrontdoor.

Correctanswer

（1）giveout

（2）number

（3）online

（4）sites

（5）creditcard

（6）low

（7）outgoing

（8）thieves

（9）offers

（10）mailbox

（11）frontdoor

Let'stalk

Task1

Script

Texaspolicesaytheyhavearresteda91-year-oldman,J.L.HunterRountree,whoisaccusedofrobbingabank,makinghimprobablytheoldestbankrobberinU.S.history.

PolicesaidRountree,whowasnotarmed,askedatellertoputmoneyintoalargeenvelopewiththeword"robbery"writtenonit.Awitnesstookdownthelicensenumberofhiscar,andhewasarrestedonahighwayabout15milesoutsidethecity.

Ifheisprovedguilty,Rountreewillfacefrom10to20yearsinprison.Hetoldpoliceheneededthemoney,andhehadacomplaintagainstbanks.

RountreeleftaprisoninFlorida,wherehewastheoldestprisonerinthestate,aboutayearago.Beforethat,heservedathree-yearsentenceforabankrobberyinFloridain1999.

Inaprisoninterviewwithajournalist,RountreesaidhehadbeenabusinessmaninTexasbuthadfallenonhardtimes.Hesaidherobbedhisfirstbankwhenhewasabout80becausehewantedtogetrevengeagainstbanks.

"AbankthatI'ddonebusinesswithhadforcedmeintobankruptcy.Ihaven'tlikedbankssince,"hetoldthejournalist."IdecidedIwouldgeteven.AndIhave."

（7）Rountreefirstrobbedabankwhenhewas80becausehewantedtogetrevengeagainstbanks.

（6）HestayedinprisonforthreeyearsforarobberyinFloridain1999.

（5）RountreeleftaprisoninFloridaaboutayearago.

（1）InTexasRountreeaskedthetellertoputmoneyintoanenvelopemarked"robbery".

（2）Awitnesstookdownthelicensenumberofhiscarparkedoutside.

（3）Rountreewasarrestedonahighway15milesoutsidethecity.

（4）Ifprovedguilty,Rountreewillbeimprisonedfor10to20years.

Furtherlisteningandspeaking

Furtherlistening

Task1

Script

Detective:

OK,Ms.Brown,justcalmdown.Couldyoustartfromthebeginningandtellmewhathappened?

Ms.Brown:

Well,let'ssee.Iwassittingatthetablenearthewindowwhentwomenrushedinandtoldeveryonetofreeze.

Detective:

Canyoudescribethemen?

Ms.Brown:

Onewastallandwithalongcoaton.Theotherwasshorterinaredjacket.

Detective:

Aftertheyburstinwhatdidtheydo?

Ms.Brown:

Well,thetallonepointedhisgunattheclerkandtoldhimtoopenthecashregister.Theshortonewaswatchingtherestofus.Theclerkhesitatedaminuteandjustthentherestaurantmanagercameoutofhisoffice.Thatsurprisedthethieves.

Detective:

Yeah,let'ssee...Themanager'snameisMr.Jackson.Iguesshehadthekeytothesafe?

Ms.Brown:

Yeah!

That'sright!

Becausethethievestoldhimtoopenthesafe.Theshorteronewentwithhim.Asthemanagerturnedtogobacktotheoffice,hetoldtheclerktocooperatewiththem.

Detective:

Didthebossopenupthesafe?

Ms.Brown:

Yeah,hewentbackintotheofficeandopenedit.Heseemedprettycalm,notlikethecustomers.Ithinkthatguydeservesamedalorsomething.

Detective:

Youalldo.Livingthrougharobberyisatoughexperience.

1.

freeze

2.

（1）tall

（2）shorter

（3）redjacket

3.

（1）hisgun

（2）open

（3）therestofthepeople

4.

（1）key

（2）safe

5.

（1）calm

（2）amedal

Furtherlisteningandspeaking

Furtherlistening

Task2

Script

Apassingpolicecarheardloudscreamsandrespondedimmediately.Whenthepolicearrivedatthescene,theyfoundPete'sdeadbodyinhisbackyard,withmanyknifewoundsandbloodeverywhere.Theofficerimmediatelywenttoquestionthethreeneighborsthathadbeenoutsideinthepast30minutes.

BlakeSmithhadjustfinishedpaintinghisporchwhentheofficercame.Ayoung,politeman,Blakewipedhishandsonhiscleanjeansbeforeshakinghands,andsaid,"I'vebeenoutsideallmorning.Paintingtheporchceilingtookalongtime.Petelivestwodoorsaway.Ireallydidn'tseeorhearanything,"headdedapologetically.

NelsonBrownhadbeeninhisgarden,rightnextdoortothevictim'syard.Hesaid,"Iwasinandoutofthehouse.Weeding."Hishandsweredirty.Thenheadded,"Inside,Iwasrepairingachair.ItallmusthavehappenedwhenIwasindoors.Sorry."

KennyGreen'sstoryseemedlessbelievable."Iwasonaladder,washingmywindows,"themiddle-agedmanadmitted.TheofficercouldseethatKenny'syardoverlookedthevictim's.ButKennyclaimed,"IneverlookedoverintoPete'syard,nordi