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新世纪大学英语视听说教程4答案

Unit1LessonA

P2A

a8b2c1d4e145f6789g1367h145i67

P3A

B

P3B

1F2T3F4T5T6F7T

P4BYes

P6A

1.Sigapore2.Greenland3.AngelFalls4.Etna

5.theAndes6.MammonthCave7.LakeBaikal

8.theSahara9.Canada’s

P8A

2

P8B

1257

P8A

Thepictureontheright.

P9B

1.veryfamousbuildings

2.madeofglass,steel,concrete

3.designed

4.style

5.1998

6.452metershigh

7.boththemodernandthetraditionalsideofmycountry

P10A

1.world-famousmuseum,Paris,500years,sixmillion

2.ancientcapital,bigenough,millionsof,shoppingcenter

P10B

1.LouvreMuseum

2.Kyoto,Japan

3.1989

4.HiroshiHara

5.Tocopewiththemillionsofvisitors

6.bringsnewlifeintothecitycenter

7.anugly,modernmistake

P11B

Answer3

P11C

Answer2467

LessonB

P13A

Sentences1.3and5areTrue.

2.False;halfway,notalltheway

4.False;fromfaraway,notcloseup

P13B

1.thousands

2.bycar

3.unimpressed

P14B

1b2c3b4c5c

P15A

2e3c4a5d6f7h8b

P16C

1.man

2.somethingbeingbuilt

3.goesup

4.butontheotherhand

5.buildingdown

6.underground

7.aboveground

8.livinginacave

9.True

10.That’sright.

11.allthesebuildingspoppedup

12.I’llbet.

13.Maybe

14.Youknowwhat?

15.youaretoomuch.

P18

1.constructionsite

2.buildings

3.admires

4.skyscrapers

5.takingpictures

6.somethingfamous

7.therichandfamousstay

8.what’sbeingbuilt

9.turnsout

10.parkinggarage

Unit2

P20B

3.address3.hardware4.mouse5.menu6.icon7.surfing8.crashed9.crashed10.mouse11.surfing13.icon14.hardware15.menu

4.16.address

P20A

1b2a3c

P21B

1.friend

2.toAll

3.keyboard

4.coffee

5.computer

6.five

P21BOntypewriters

P24A

1.pet2.cellphones

P24B

Conversation1:

a.notveryaffordable

c.interactive

d.rechargeable

e.strange

Conversation2

d.popular

P24Amessageontheright

P25B

convenient

affordable

easy

Fast

reliable

Cellphone

e-mail

mail

Faxmachine

P25A

Toaster,microwave,coffeemaker,clock,washingmachine,lights,hearter,airconditioner,refrigerator,telephone

P26B

1.T

2.T

3.F;notcoffeemaker,butclock

4.F;nottodaylive,butinthefuturewillbe

5.F;notwanted,butdidn’twant

6.F;notall

P27C

A3b6c4d2e5f7

LessonB

P29A

2.T

3.T

4.F;computer,notcellphone

5.T

6.F;e-mails,notphones

7.T

8.T

9.F;notreliable

P30B

1.T

2.T

3.F;today,nottomorrow

4.F;atypewriter,notacomputer

5.T

6.F;terrible,nothappy

P31A

2a3b4a5b6b

P32C

1.weren’tthatbad

2.asfor

3.ohmygosh

4.weresounreliable

5.usedtocrashallthetime

6.asaffordableorasfastas

7.asfastassomeofthenewer,moreexpensiveones

8.nowadays

9.usedtousetheonesattheuniversity

10.Nobigdeal

11.inthosedays

P33A

Tobuy,tosee,viewing,attractive,innovative,reliable,affordable,watching

P34

1.termpaper

2.technology

3.usedto

4.reliable

5.models

6.didn’tuseto

7.computerlabs

8.theelectricitywentout

9.old-fashioned

10.assignment

Unit3LessonA

P35A

2D3G4C5F6B7H8E

P36A

1.internationalcorrespondent

2.journalistandphotographer

P36B

1C2D3C4B5B6D

P41A

1.likes2.dislikes

P41B

1.thecomicspage,thehoroscope,theprice

2.thenewscoverage,theheadlines

P41A

Backrow,lefttoright:

Tom,Joseph,Olivia,Randy;

Frontrow:

Tina

P41B

1.Olivia2.Amy3.Randy4.Tina

P43A

1.TheyCouldn’tCommunicate

2.ADangerousOccupation

3.SilentBeauties

4.AVeryBusyThief

B.

1.couldnotcommunicatewitheachother

2.heslippedonice

3.theywerecamels

4.hedidn’treturnittothecardealer

P44A

Firststory:

Kangaroototherescue!

Secondstory:

Anunderwaterpostoffice?

P44B

1.102.farmer3.barking4.scubadiving5.drawtourists’attention6.three

LessonB

P46A

Sentences1,3and7areTrue.

2.False;boringandnotverycreative,notinterestingandverycreative

4.False;doesn’tthink

5.False;newsanchors,notcameramen

6.False;doesn’tfeel

P46B

2.Miyuki:

d3.Dennis:

b4.Alejandra:

e5.Nick:

a

6.Gian:

c

P47B

1b2c3b4ª5c

P48A

73416852

P49C

1.stuff2.Hey3.Isn’thethat4.withthesilverguitar

5.long,blackhair6.shortspikyhair7.wearsthatreallycoolwhitesuit8.man9.Theonesittingdown10.withthelonghairandglasses

11.whatareyouwaitingfor?

12.Areyoukidding

13.Ihardlyknowher

14.Somehow

15.Youarekiddingme

 

5.

6.

 

Unit4LessonA

P52B.

1.pleasant2.active3.punctual4.careful5.flexible6.independent

P52C

1c2a3d4b5f6e

P53A

1.Diane2.Mimi3.Alice

B

1.bboss→customers2.alate→punctual2.bYesterday→Lastweek3.aten→eight3.b

question→energy

P54B

JuanhasbeenstudyingJapanese.Greghasbeenmarriedfortwoyears.

P57D

a.tourguideb.fashiondesignerc.flightattendantd.farmhande.policeofficerf.taxidriverg.fitnessinstructorh.filmdirector

P57E

1b2f3d4h5c6a7c8g

P58Aflightattendant

B1No2No3No4Yes

P59A

1.becomeateacher

2.theteachingprogramisverygood

3.alotofpractice

4.youngkids

5.graduatefromtheuniversitynextJune

6.akindergarten

P59B

Position:

brochuredesigner

Requirements:

computerskills;cooperative;flexibilityinworkinghours;availablerightnow

OptionalListening

A

1.informationmessages

2.warmandfriendly

3.threedaysaweek

4.shealwaysscreamsandshehastoavoidhurtinghervoice

5.byusinghervoice

6.acomputer,arealperson

P61A.

1.Ken

2.Steven

3.Ken

4.Steven

P61B.

1.interviews

2.introduces

3.famous

4.loves

5.videotape

6.moves

7.drive

8.independent

9.stressful

10.hired

Unit4LessonB

P63A

2.False;ten,notfive

3.False;hospital,notcomputercompany

4.True

5.True

6.True

B.

2d3f4c5a6g7e

P64B

1.True

2.False;sellsoftware,nottrainpeople

3.False;Ms.LiwantstoknowaboutClaudia’sexperience

4.True

5.True

6.True

7.False;calls,note-mails

P65A

2a3c4b5c

P66C

1.Thanksverymuchforcomingin.

2.yourresume

3.Hereyouare

4.tellyoualittlebit

5.lookingforsomeone

6.flexibility

7.apleasantmannerwithcustomers

8.I’mreallygoodatthat.

9.yourexperiencewithsoftwareprograms

10.howtouseasimilarsoftwareproduct

11.We’llbeintouch

12.Comeon

13.bytheway

14.something

P68

1.position

2.mentions

3.trained

4.current

5.salesawards

6.impressive

7.isrightforthejob

8.callstoofferClaudiatheposition

9.leavesamessage

10.shealmostfallsoverthesofatryingtogettothephone

Unit5

P69A.

1.purchase,employs

2.develops,ship,manage

3.advertse,compete

P70A

RichardBranson,VirginGroup(Ltd.)

B

1,3,4,5,7,8

P71B.

About,alargenumberof,over,upto

P74C

1.ahobby

2.students

3.JerryandDavid’sGuide

4.computers

5.grewquickly

6.Internet

7.millionsof

8.information

9.e-mailservices

10.profit

P75B

1.formountainclimbing

2.fortrimminghair

3.forrelaxing

4.foropeningbottles

5.forslicingfood

6.forcleaningtongues

P76B

1.April4,1975

2.BillGatesandPaulAllen

3.Redmond,Washington,UnitedStates

4.Worldwide

5.MicrosoftWindowsoperatingsystems,MicrosoftOfficesuite,computerhardwareproducts,homeentertainmentproducts

6.Nearly90,000in105countriesby2008

P77A

1.departmentstores,shoppingmalls

2.putuptheirChristmaswindowdisplays

3.companiesjustwantthemtospendmoremoney

4.wecanstartthinkingaboutwhatwereallyneedinlife

P77B

1.BuyNothingDay

2.Theyshouldn’tspendanymoneyfor24hours

3.Inover15countries

4.Canada

5.ThestartoftheChristmasshoppingseason

6.Peopleareforgettingtherealmeaningoftheholidays.

7.People’sideaaboutshopping

P78A

1b2d3e4g5f6a7c8h

P79B

1a2b

P81A

2e3a4f5d6c

B

1.executives

2.brochures

3.smoothie

4.wordofmouth

5.flyers

6.ajanitorialservice

P82B

1f2c3b4a5c6d

P83A

Sentences2,4,5and8areTrue.

1.False;commercial,notafilmschoolproject

2.False;wassick,nothadtostudy

6.False,satisfactory,notunsatisfactory

7.False;makemoretapes,notremakethetape

P84C

1.thatshoulddoit

2.Check

3.Hellothere

4.themostsuccessful

5.excellentquality

6.greatdesign

7.affordableprices

8.Why

9.stylish

10.100%genuine

11.talkabout

12.folks

13.thebestproduct

14.therightprice

15.encore

P85A

2.flowers

3.skies

4.news

5.driving

6.world

P86

1.shoot

2.president

3.starring

4.founded

5.showoff

6.describes

7.liesdownonit

8.fallsasleep

9.whenthephonerings

10.sotheyhavedescribedtohire

Unit6

P88B

1.summerhouse

2.limousinedriver

3.designerclothes

4.privateschool

5.personaltrainer

6.luxurysuite

7.creditcard

8.privatejet

9.spendingmoney

P89A

TheBurjAlArabHotel

P89B

1P2P3R4R5B6B7P8P

P90B

Themanboughtthetickets.Hisfriendwontheprize.

P93Ab

B

1D2D3JC4JC5D6D7J8J

A

1.abrandnew,20th

2.Joseph’sfriend

P94B

1.Whenshewasauniversitystudent.

2.Notatall.ItwasanoldlittleredToyota.

3.Sheworkedthewholesummervacationinarestaurant.

4.Yes,shedid.Shetookallherfriendsdrivingaroundeveryweekend.

5.Anaccidentdestoryedthecar.

A

1f2d3c4b5e6a

P95B

1.60hours

2.Shewasworkingsohardtopayforabighouse,expensivefurniture,anewcar,andallthe“important”thingsinlife.

3.Goingoutonherhouseboat

4.Shehearsducksandbirds.

5.Shecangofishingfromherlivingroom.

6.Onweekends,shegoesalongtheriveronherboat,exploringnewplaces.

P95C

246

P97B

1.Theywillselltheirknowledgeaboutusingplantsplantsasmedicine.

2.Theywillgetjobsandeducationfor

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