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新世纪大学英语视听说2第三版听力部分答案全
新世纪大学英语视听说2（第三版）听力部分答案（全）
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Unit1
Activity1
NoraNelson:
Shelivesin2A
WesandLydia:
Theylivein3B
Twoboys:
They’reclassmates
Mrs.Hanson:
She’srelatedtoNora.Shelivesin3C
Anosypersonmightbetoointerestedinthingsthatdonotconcernthem,especiallyotherpeople’saffairs
Activity2
2--passport1--diary3---yearbook
2.boyfriend3.it’spersonal4.Europe,ship5.sixties
Activity3
1.132.Tovisithisgrandparents.3.Yes.Hetalkedforalongtimetoanicewoman.
4.Hehadlotsoffunwithhisgrandparentsandhesawlotsofinterestingplaces.Intheend,hedidn’tevenwanttogohome.
verynervousabouttravelingsofarHisgrandparentstheirhometwo
Activity4
themeotherpaperkeepsakesyourphotosandkeepsakes
1.Scrapbookingismakingbeautifulbookstoholdspecialmemories.
2.Oldnewspaperclippings,postcards,tickets,reportcards,letters.
3.“Schooldays”,“Familytravel”,“Memoriesofmygrandparents”,“and“Baby’sfirstyear.”
4.Youcanusefeltpens,paints,andstickers.
5.The“5Ws”ofthephotos:
who,what,where,when,andwhy.
Activity5
1.MosthighschoolsintheU.S.2.Becausetheyaregraduatingsoon.
3.Yes.4.Attheendoftheyear.
5.Itmeansastudentwithagoodfashionsense.
OnceayearspringchessmostlikelytosucceedcategoriesnotesI’llneverforgetyou
recordphotoseniorssportsyearbooktitlessignmemories
Unit2
Activity1
Fromlefttoright:
132
Boredsadhappy
Activity2
1.wavingto2.shakinghands3.crossinghisfingers4.shrugging
1.wallet2.nervous3.studyingforatest4.thetheater
Activity3
Theyarebothdoinggreat.
1.That’sforsure2.planningatripto3.Whataboutyourbrothers4.They’redoinggreat5.workingonaproject6.planningacampaignagainst
Activity4
1.Peopleshakehands.:
BangladeshIndonesiaTheUnitedArabEmirates
2.Peoplebow.:
Indonesia,Thailand
3.Peoplegivebusinesscards.:
Indonesia
4.Therearerulesabouttouching.:
Bangladesh,Thailand
5.Don’twaveatpeoplehere.:
Bangladesh
6.Therearen’tmanyhandgestures.:
BangladeshThailand
7.Peopledon’twink.:
Bangladesh,
8.Don’tuseyourlefthandhere.:
IndonesiaTheUnitedArabEmirates
9.Don’tpointatpeoplewithyourfinger.:
TheUnitedArabEmirates
Activity5
1.shakehands2.Japan,bow3.Maori4.Brazil,kiss（eachotheronthecheek）
5.intheeyes6.Japan,embarrassed
InJapan,whenmeetingforthefirsttimeinformalsituations,peopleoftenexchangebusinesscards.Thepolitewaytogiveorreceiveabusinesscardistoholditwithtwohands.
Unit5
Activity1
ThemostfamousdetectiveseverknownimaginarydetectivesixtyScottishauthormoney
Doctor1887intelligentDr.WastonEngland
Activity2
41352
NickBrown，policeofficer,localpeople
Mikethinksthelightscouldbethesameasthoseinalocallegend.
Alexathinksthelightsareahoax.
Activity3
1.Ayounggirlstandinginthemiddleoftheroad.
2.Becauseitwasrainingheavily.
3.Hestoppedthecarquickly.
4.Shesaid”I`mfine.”andwalkedawayquietly.
5.HesaidthegirlwasMaryAnneandwaskilledinacaraccidentfiveyearsago.
1.heavily2.clearly3.slowly4.neatly5.quickly
6.strangely7.happily8.quietly9.Nervously10.calmly
Activity4
1.Aterribleexplosion2.IneasternRussia.3.June30,1908.
（firstrow）4,1,3;（secondrow）5,2
1.lotsofdamagehugeexplosion
2.nearEarthapartofitbrokeoff
3.crashedintothegrounditsengineexploded
4.destroytheearthsetfiretotheforest
5.usedelectricityatestofhisgun
Activity5
2.a3.h4.d5.g6.e7.b8.c
1.Differentpeopleseedifferentlights.
2.RobertEllisonsawthelightsin1883.
3.TheNativeAmericansthoughtthelightswerestarsfallingtoearth.
4.AteamfromJapanstudiedthelights,butcouldn’tsolvethemystery.
1.Balllightningislightningintheshapeofacircle.Itoftenappearsjustafterarainstorm.
2.somepeoplecallthelights“ghostlights”.
3.No,theyaren’t.actually,theyholdatownfestivaleverySeptembertocelebratethemysterylights.
Unit6
Activity1
Remember
thelastpicture
1.Twotips.OneistolabelthingsinEnglish.Theotheristomakeanoteofrelatedwords.
2.Youcanrentafilmandseeitathome.
Activity2
（fromlefttoright）2,3,1
1.noone2.couldn’trun3.can’tswim
Activity3
1.pink2.pillars3.livingroom,kitchen4.large5.stereosystem6.wasn’t
1.True2.False;didn’tspeakorsmile3.False;all4.False;sitting5.True
1.Thestorytellerheardavoicesaying,“welcomehome.”Andherealizedthedreamhousewashis.
2.Hethoughthisdreamwasturningintoanightmarebecausehisfriendssuddenlydisappearedanditwasscary.
3.Helikedthefoodprocessormostbecauseitmakeslifemucheasier.
4.Hesawthestovewasbrokenandthattherewasnoelectricity.Healsosawthechildrenwerecryingbecausetheywerehungry.Hefeltbadandwantedtohelpprepareamealbutbegantodespairwhenhefoundtherefrigeratorwasempty.
Activity4
1.Stage22.Stage53.Stage14.Stage3and4
1.Fourorfivetimes.2.Instages3and4.
3.Fifteentosixteenhoursaday.4.Sleepisveryimportantforlearning.
Activity5
1.manytimes2.don’tremember3.veryactive4.gods5.GreeksandRomans
1.True2.False3.False
1.definiteanswers2.Whydowedream3.aperson’smind4.husbandorwife
5.startabusiness6.thoughtsandfeelings7.strangeorconfusing
8.thinkabouttheeventsinthedream9.feelfreeorwantfreedom10.feelafraid
Unit7
Activity1
b
bac
1.anothercompany
2.abachelorpartyandabigfamilyreunion
3.He’sexcitedaboutitandhelikesthejob.
Activity2
2,4,1,3
ItwasalotoffuntorentloudandbeautifulTheonlybadpartforhim
fromtoomuchdancingsomebeautifulfloatsgodowntheriver
2,4,3,1
travelingthroughIndiabestmemorieswaterpistolshot/sprayedeveryone
amesscomeoutof
Activity3
1.c2.a
1.M2.D3.M4.M5.D
1.getsverycrowded2.afteryouarrive3.Themostimportantevent4.besuretofinsagoodplacetosit
5.justrelaxandhavefun6.before7.aftertheparadefinishes
Activity4
1.FBeforeMardiGrasevenbegins,thereareover70paradesofdazzlingfloats.
2.FStartmakingreservationsinAugust.Don’twaituntilJanuary.
3.TManystreetsareclosedtocars,andbusandstreetcarschedulesoftenchanged.
4.TGetthereearly,about4hoursaheadofbigparades.FortheSundaynightparade,findaspaceinthemorning.
5.FYoumightneedajacket,sunglasses,anumbrella,orallthree.
6.TPeoplerideonfloatsintheparadesandgive“throws”tothecrowd.
Activity5
b.Peopleuseagroundhogtopredicttheweather.
1.T
2.F;Not1995,but1993
3.T
4.F;Notdoesn’tusuallysee,butusuallysees
1.Agroundhogisasmallanimalcoveredwithbrownfur.Itlivesinaholeinthegroundandstaysundergroundduringthewinter.
2.EveryFebruary2,localpeopleandsightseersinthetownofPunxsutawneywatchforPete,agroundhog,tocomeoutofitshole.Ifitcomesout,GroundhogDayiscelebratedwithabarbecue,acolorfulfestivalinthepark,asouvenirshowandsaleandevenastorytellingfestival.
3.Peoplethinkitmeanstheweatherwillcontinuetobecoldforatleastsixweeks.
4.TheweatherinFebruaryinPunxsutawneyisgenerallycoldandwillcontinuetobecoldforanothersixtoeightweeks.
5.PeoplewouldbedisappointedifPetedidn’tappear.
UNIT8
Activity1
FTF
Caller:
1,2,3,5service:
3,4,5
Activity2
1,2,5,7,8
2,3
Shewantedtobesureitissafeforherandheryoungchildtocrosstheroad.
Shealsowantedtoknowiftherewereanyparksshecouldtakehersonto.
Activity3
1.ImmediateRelease2.pickingupdrycleaning
3.takingyourchildrentopractice4.doneforyou
1.all2.allEXCEPTlibrarybooks3.allEXCEPTcleanandbrushyourpet
1.Theservicesareaffordableandconvenient.
2.Theycancall（010）55556666.
Activity4
1.Neither2.Both3.Bogota’4.Both
5.Both6.Curitiba7.Neither8.Bogota’
1.BecauseCuritibawasoneofBrazil’sfastestgrowingcitiesandtherewereseriouspollutionproblems.
2.Thisplanhasbeenverysuccessful.Curitiba’spopulationhasgrownbymorethanonehundredpercentsince1974,buttraffichasdecreasedbythirtypercent.Curitibahasreducedairpollutionandprovidedcleanerneighborhoodforitscitizens.
bicyclingandwalkingonlyCarFreeDaywithoutacar125closedtocars
uptotwomillionenjoythecleanairandquiet
Activity5
Inwood:
eagles,anoldforest,anoldfarmhouse
Fes-al-Bali:
narrowstreets,mosques,donkeys
1.Inwood2.Fes-al-Bali3.Inwood4.Fes-al-Bal5.Inwood
1.Inwoodisadifferentinthatithaslotsofgreenery.Ithasanold-growthforest,afarmhouseandyoucangohiking.
2.It’smorethan200yearsoldanditisnolongerafarmhouse.Itisnowamuseum.
getlostawallwithgatesdriveacrosstoonarrowforcarswalkpedestriansandonkeys
Review:
Units1-4
CDCCBBADAB
BACABABDCD
BCAABDCDAD
takecareofsicktelephoneofficeeffortspendsomeoneelse
hadgoneoutoftownonsomesuddenunexpectedbusiness
Ihadmissedseeinghim
Enjoyedmysightseeing
Review:
Units5-8
DDADABCCBC
BABACBDCAD
BDCDACBDAC
colorfashionableuniversityworntocareforcomfortableconvenient
AlthoughT-shirtsarenowavailableinawidevariety
maybearasingleword
newdesignsarecomingupallthetime
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