施心远主编《听力教程》1 第2版Unit 2答案.docx

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施心远主编《听力教程》1第2版Unit2答案

Unit2

Section 1

Part 1

  make up /Would you / will it/ It’ll/ I’ll/ Shall I/ Later’ll 

Part 2

①, ④, ⑦, ⑧

Section 2

Part 1

FTF

1. Because he finds that London is so dirty and there’s so much stress.

2. He lives in a village in the country, about 40 miles away from London.

3. He used to go to work by bicycle.

4. Most likely he goes to work by car now because he said that it takes him less than an hour and a half, door to door, to get to work.

5. He works for a newspaper now. 

Name:

 Phyllis    Nationality:

 British

Being abroad:

 Yes

Country:

 Australia    Length of stay:

 12 years

Where were his family during this stay in that country:

 They were with him.

Advantages:

 good climate; relaxed at work as well as socially.

Time when he returned home:

 10 years ago.

Part 2

AADDBCAB

Part 3

NewsItem1

Newresearchsays35%ofallchilddeathsworldwidearecausedbyundernutrition--hunger.TheLancet,theBritishmedicalmagazine,justpublishedaseriesoffivestudies.Theanswer,theysuggest,isgreaterinvestmentinnutritionalservicesandimprovementstohealthsystems.

Theresearchinvolvedpoortomiddle-incomecountriesinAfrica,AsiaandLatinAmerica.RobertBlackfromtheBloombergSchoolofPublicHealthatJohnsHopkinsUniversityinMarylandwastheleadauthoroftheseries.Hesaysmorethanthreeandone-halfmillionmothersandchildrenunderfivedieinpoorcountrieseachyearbecauseofundernutrition.

…..…..isaboutanewresearchsays35%ofallchilddeathsworldwidearecausedbyundernutrition--hunger.

Newsitem2

Lastweek,BillGatesretiredfromfull-timeworkattheworld'sbiggestcomputersoftwarecompany,Microsoft.HewillremainchairmanofthecompanyheestablishedwithPaulAllenin1975.

MrGatesleavesMicrosoftatatimeofchangeinthecomputingindustry.Earlyon,Microsoftunderstoodtheimportanceofthe"networkeffect."Thatis,softwareisthekindofproductthatincreasesinvalueasmorepeoplebuyanduseit.

At52yearsold,BillGatesiscurrentlythethirdrichestmanintheworld.Heisworthabout58billiondollars.MrGateswillnowspendmostofhistimeworkingathischarityorganization,theBillandMelindaGatesFoundation.Thefoundationistheworld'slargestcharitywithover37billiondollars.Itprovidesmoneyforhealth,educationandotherprojects,mostlyindevelopingcountries.

…..…..isabouttheretirementofBillGatesastheheadofworld'sbiggestcomputersoftwarecompany,Microsoft.

Newsitem3

ThecompetitionbetweenMicrosoftandGoogletookanewturnonFebruaryfirst.MicrosoftmadeapublicoffertobuytheInternetcompanyYahoo.MicrosoftsaysthecombinedcompanieswouldbeinabetterpositiontocompeteagainstGoogleintheonlineservicesmarket.

Thisweek,Yahoorejectedtheoffer.Itsboardofdirectors董事会saidthepriceundervalued低于thecompany.Theofferwasworthalmost45billiondollarsincashandstock,or31dollarsperYahooshare.Yahooissaidtowant40dollarsashare.

Microsoftsaysitofferedafullandfairprice.Itsaysmovingforwardquicklywiththedealwouldbeinthebestinterestofshareholders.YetsinceFebruaryfirst,thevalueofMicrosoft'sofferhasfallento29dollarsasharebecauseofadropinitsstock.

MicrosoftthinksitcouldbettercompeteagainstGooglewithYahoo'sexpertknowledge.Microsoftcouldattemptahostiletakeover含有敌意的接管.Butthatisnotthewayitnormallydoesbusiness,andthereisriskofangeringYahoo'semployees.

……..isaboutMicrosoft’splantopurchaseYahootocompetewithGoogle.

2\4F:

rejecttheoffer------notlittlehelp,butbettercompete

SectionThreeOralWork

Man:

Areyoureadytoorder?

Woman:

Er,yes,please.I'llhavetheroastbeef

Man:

Uhm,Wouldyoulikeastarter?

Woman:

Nothanks,oh,whynot?

I'llhavethegarlicmushroomsplease.

Man:

Andwouldyoulikesaladorvegetableswithyourroastbeef

Woman:

Er,whatvegetableshaveyougot?

M011:

Cauliflowerandcarrots,

Woman:

Er,haveyougotanycabbage?

Man:

No,I'mafraidnot,

Woman:

Oh,well,nevermind,]'Ilhavethecarrots.

Man:

Carrots.CanIgetyouanythingtodrink?

Woman:

Er,justaglassofwater.

Man:

Andwouldyoulikeanythingfordessert?

Woman:

Nothanks.

woman:

Excuseme?

Man:

Yes?

Woman:

I'mafraidthisbreadisstale,

Man:

Oh,I'mterriblysorry,I'llgetyousomefresh,madam.

Exercise:

Listentothedialogueandthenanswersomequestionsaboutit.Youwillhearthedialogueandthequestionsonlyonce.Answereachquestionwithacompletesentenceafteryouhaveheardit.

Questions:

1.Whatdidthewomanorder?

（Sheorderedtheroastbeef.）

2.Whatwouldthewomanliketohaveasastarter'~

（Shewouldliketohavethegarlicmushrooms.）

3.Whatvegetablesdoestherestaurantoffer?

（Itofferscauliflowerandcarrots.）

4.Whatvegetabledidthewomanorder?

（Sheorderedcarrots.）

5.Whatsortofdrinkdidsheorder?

'

（Sheorderedaglassofwater.）

6.Sheorderedadessert,didn'tshe?

（No,shedidnotorderanydessert.）

7.Didthewomanlikethebreadserved?

（No,shedidn'tlikeit.）

8.Whydidn'tshelikethebread?

（Becauseitwasstale/notfresh~）

PART2Retelling

ItwasMondaymorning.Bettylefthomeearlythatdaybecauseshewasgoingtostartworkatanoffice.Shewasonlysixteenandthiswasherfirstjob.Unfortunately,thetrafficwassodensethatshewasafewminuteslateWhenshearrivedattheoffice.

Whensheenteredtheoffice,shesawMrCramp,herboss,speakingtothepeopleinanangryvoice.Shewasveryafraidanddidn'tdaretosayanything.

Laterthatday,shefoundoutwhathadhappened,Asarule,MrCrumpcametotheofficeatabout9:

30,becausehelivedalongwayoutinthecountryandcameupbytraineveryday.Thatmorning,however,hehappenedtocatchanearliertrain,andwhenhearrivedattheoffice,hewasgreatlyannoyedtoseethatnoonewasworking.Alltheclerkswerestandingaround,smoking,laughingandtellingjokes.

Exercise:

Listentothepassageandthenretellitinyourownwords.Youwillhearthepassageonlyonce.

Section4SupplementaryExercises

PART1ListeningComprehension

EntertainmentsinLondon

Youcome,ofcourse,fromallovertheworld,attractedbythecomparativecheapnessofLondonanditsrelativelynewreputationasagoodplacetohavefun--areputationwhichreallyonlydates

fromthemid1960's,thatera*of'SwingingLondon,"*ofpopstarsandfashionphotographersand

dressdesigners.

There'scertainlynolackofentertainment.TheBritishTheatreisworldfamous,andofferseverythingfromShakespearetoWestEndcomedy*.There'salargenumberofcinemaspresentingfilmsfromallovertheworld.Everynightoftheweekthereareconcerts.Classicalorpop,takeyourchoice.Andofcoursenightclubswillbehappytotakelargequantifiesofcashfromyouinreturnfortheillusion*ofbeingsophisticated*andperhapsslightlywicked*.Whenitrains（anditwillrain）therearemuseumsandartgalleriestogiveyoushelter--andthey'refree!

Whenit'sfine,takeaboattripalongtheRiverThames,downstreamtoGreenwich*orupstreamtoHamptonCourt*.

YoumaybeexhaustedbyLondon;youmaybecheatedinLondon;youmaynotbeabletogetadrinkwhenyouwantone,thankstotheridiculouslicensinglaws;youmaygetwetandcatchacold;butyou'renotlikelytobebored.

Exercise:

Listentothepassageandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowing

questions.I.C2.A3.D4.B5.D6.C7.B8.D

Passage2HealthInsurance

Mostfull-timestudentsatAmericanuniversitiesmusthavehealthinsurance,12qisisbecausehealthcostsintheUnitedStatesarehigh.Collegesarenotabletopaythecostsifstudentssufferseriousaccidentsorsickness.

ManyAmericancollegeshavehealthcenterswheredoctorsandnursestreatstudents'medicalproblems.Thisservicemaybeincludedinthecostofattendingcollege.Healthinsuranceisusuallyneededforextraservices.

Studentsmayalreadybeprotectedundertheirparents'healthinsurancepolicies*.Ifnot,manycollegesoffertheirowninsuranceplans.Forexample,studentsattheUniversityofMichiganinAnnArboraretreatedwithoutchargetheminormedicalproblemsattheuniversityhealthcenter.Buttheuniversitysuggeststhatstudentsbuyitshealthinsuranceplan.Itcostsabout800dollarsayear.Theinsurancepaysforhospitalservices,emergencyroomcareandvisitstodoctors.Italsopaysforlaboratorytestsandxrays.Anditpaysninetypercentofthecostofdrugsprescribedbyadoctor.Theplandoesnotpayforbirthcontrol,careoftheteethoreyeglasses.Anditdoesnotpayforpreventivecaresuchasinjections*thatpreventdisease.

StudentsatBostonCollegeinMassachusettsarerequiredtohavetheirownhealthinsuranceplanorlobuythecollegeaccidentandsicknessinsurance.Thecollegeplancostsabout500dollarsayear.Itpaysforanymedicalcareneededwithina/lineperiod.Itdoesnotpayforeyeglasses,hearingaids*,ordental*treatment.

Studentscanalsobuyindependentinsurancepoliciesfrominsurancecompanies.Thedetailsofsuchpoliciesaredifferent,dependingonwherethestudentlives.Usually,thesepoliciespayfordoctorvisits,treatmentofinjuriesandhospitalcosts.Sometimesforeignstudentsdonotunderstandtheneedforhealthinsurance,especiallyiftheydonotneedsuchinsuranceintheirowncountries.However,peopleintheUnitedStatesareresponsiblefortheirownmedicalcosts.Thesecanbeextremelyhighincasesofseriousillnessoraccidents.Thepurposeofhealthinsuranceistomakesurethatthesecostswillbepaidfor.

ExerciseA:

Listentothereportandcompletethefollowingsentences.

1.Students