英语视听说 上册 参考答案.docx

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英语视听说上册参考答案

Unit1PiratesoftheInternet

TaskIGlobalListening

1.A2.C3.B4.D

5.C6.A7.D8.D

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.T2.F3.T4.F5.T

Episode2

1.√2.√3.√

Episode3

（1）technologyalwayswins

（2）software

（3）advertisingsupported（4）radio

（5）Tenmillionpeople（6）music

（7）videogames（8）notliablefor

（9）typo（10）control

（11）figleaf（12）facilitating

（13）steal（14）comfortable

Episode4

1.Followingthemusicindustryandbegintosueindividualswhodownloadmovies;

2.Airingadsaboutpeoplewhosejobsareatriskbecauseofthepiracy;

3.Keepingcopiesofmoviesfromleakinginthefirstplace;

4.Hiringpeopletohackthehackers/serveupthousandsoffakecopiesofnewmovies.

Episode5

1.DownloadingofftheInternet.

2.60million.

3.Embraceitandgetpaidtoo.

4.Abunchofcrooks.

5.3–5dollars.

6.Stoppingpiracy.

Unit2TheNewSpaceRace

TaskIGlobalListening

1.A2.C3.B4.D

5.C6.A7.D8.D

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.T3.T4.F5.F6.T

Episode2

（1）operablespaceplane

（2）atacost

（3）monopolyon（4）incentive

（5）business（6）dream

（7）contests（8）atrophy

（9）stunninglooks（10）technologicalsophistication

Episode3

1.Nearlyadecadeago.

2.Turninghisdesignsintomodelsandtestingthem.

3.HesoughtinvestmentfromPaulAllen.

4.Thevoteofconfidence.

5.Gluingcarbonfabrictogetherwithepoxy.

6.Flyingbadmintonshuttlecocks.

Episode4

1——（J）2——（A）3——（C,F）4——（B,H）5——（D）

Episode5

1.Ithasprovedthatthesmallguyscanbuildaspaceshipandgotospace.

2.Thedealistoinvest$120milliontobuildfivespaceshipsforpayingcustomers.Flightsareexpectedtobeginin2008.

3.Yes.AccordingtoVirginGalactic,38,000peoplehaveputdownadepositforaseat,and90peoplehavepaidthefullpriceof$200,000.

4.Hisnextgoalisaffordabletravelabovelow-Earthorbit,.,affordabletraveltothemoon.

Unit3NewOrleansisSinking

TaskIGlobalListening

1.B2.C3.A4.C

5.C6.D7.D

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.F3.T4.F5.F6.F

Episode2

1.√5.√6.√

Episode3

（1）81years;Twotimes.

（2）Threegenerations.

（3）It’sflat.

（4）LandisallthattheFultonshave,yetitispronetodisaster.

（5）Severalfeetofftheground.

（6）80,000;$26,200.

Episode4

（1）baddesign

（2）workmanship

（3）fixed（4）nextsummer

（5）withstand（6）Category5

（7）doubled（8）billions

Episode5

1.TheymadetheassessmentonthesiteandthenWi-Fiedthereportstoacityhalldatabase,whichislinkedtoaerialimagesofeverysingleaddress,bothbeforeandafter.

2.Thetotalcostofreconstructionwillbegiventothecityauthorities.

3.Becausehisownhomewasfloodedandruined.

4.Itmeansthattherearetoofewpeopletopaytaxesorkeepbusinessgoing.

5.Heisaskingthenationtocommitbillionsofdollarsandmanyyearstoprotectthecity.

Unit4Afghanistan–AddictedtoHeroin

TaskIGlobalListening

1.C2.D3.B4.B

5.A6.C7.C8.D

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.T3.F4.F5.F

Episode2

（1）militaryalliances

（2）privatearmies

（3）druglords（4）inhighplaces

（5）allegations（6）fordrugoffenses

（7）small-time

Episode3

1——（A,G）2——（E,I）3——（F）

4——（K）5——（D）

Episode4

1.Todosomethingaboutseniorofficialsandgovernorsinvolvedinthedrugbusiness.

2.Toremovethemfromoffice/fromthecountry.

3.Theneedtofightterrorism/insurgency.

4.Destroyit.

5.Forfearofdisruptingtheflowofintelligence.

Episode5

1.Thenumberofacresofpoppyundercultivationdropped20percentthisyear.

2.Theywerepromisedhealthclinics,schoolsandroads.

3.Theyelicittolls,protectionmoneyanddrugsfromtraffickersinareastheycontrol.

4.Fightingnarcoticsisasimportantasfightingterrorism;Itneedstobeelevatedtoarankthatiscommensuratewiththethreatitposes.

Unit5TheGlobalWarning

TaskIGlobalListening

1.D2.A3.A4.B

5.D6.C7.B

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.T3.T4.T5.T6.F

Episode2

（1）naturally

（2）man’sdoing

（3）expeditions（4）icecores

（5）fingerprint（6）burningfossilfuels

（7）carbondioxide（8）thousand

（9）warm

Episode3

2.√3.√4.√

Episode4

1.Landofthegreatbear.

2.Polarbears’health.

3.Atranquillizerdart.

4.Bearpopulationthereisthehealthiest.

5.Changesinthebears’fat,dimensionsandteeth.

6.Theycanonlyhuntontheice.

Episode5

1.Theysaythey’renomorereliablethanthelocalweatherman.

2.Theymadescienceaspreciseasitistoday.

3.TheUScan’tflipitsenergyuseovernightanditseconomymightgethurt.

4.Hisjobistotellthegovernmentexactlywhatheknowsscientifically.

Unit6TheCoalCowboy

TaskIGlobalListening

1.B2.C3.D4.A

5.B6.D7.A8.C

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.T3.F4.F5.F

Episode2

1.√4.√6.√

Episode3

（1）Naziera

（2）coal-basedfuels

（3）apartheid（4）gasifyingcoal

（5）pollutants（6）conventionaldiesel

7）engineperformance（8）lessthanone

（10）twiceasmuch（11）conventional

Episode4

1.920,000;Oneyear.

2.Hehashiseyeonthenationalstage.

3.Farmersandranchersfightingthecoal-to-dieselplan.

4.Toxiceyesores.

Episode5

1.Miningcompanieshavegottenaroundthelawinthepast.

2.Montanahasgotallthelandtherethatcanbeusedtoproducebiofuels.Itwillbecompetitive.

3.Biodieselcanonlymeet15percentoftheUSdieseldemandsevenifallfarmlandisdevotedtothiscause.

4.Notyet,becausetherewillbealotofengineeringontheflyandcostoverrunsforthefirstplantofthiskind.

5.Thepriceofoilwillnotdropbackto$25or$30abarrel.

Unit7CanaVideoGameLeadtoMurder?

TaskIGlobalListening

1.A2.D3.C4.A

5.B6.B7.C8.B

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.F3.F4.T5.T6.F

Episode2

1.E2.C3.A4.D5.G6.B7.F

Episode3

（1）Aggression

（2）InstituteofHealth

（3）developed（4）impulsecontrolcenter

（5）underconstruction（6）considerconsequences

（7）urges（8）heightened

（9）riskfactors（10）upbringing

（11）turntoviolence32

Episode4

1.SellingMooretwoversionsofthegame.

2.Millionsoflaw-abidingcitizens.

3.Itmakesthedevicethatrunsthegame.

4.It’sbecomingmoredangerous.

Episode5

1.Whenanewmediumcomesalong,itwillbethesubjectofalmostahystericalattack.

2.Hecan’tunderstandwhygamestargetingpoliceofficersweremadebythemanufacturers.

3.Theycardteenagersinanefforttokeepviolentgamesfromunderagekids.

4.Theyareconsideringlawsthatwouldbanthesaleofviolentgamestothoseunder17.

Unit8TheStarofStarbucks

TaskIGlobalListening

1.D2.B3.B4.B

5.D6.D7.A8.A

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.T2.T3.F4.T5.F

Episode2

（1）Coffeemasters

（2）coinedaphrase

（3）fillingsouls（4）fillingbellies

（5）humanconnection（6）humanity

（7）communities（8）homeandwork

Episode3

1√3√4√

Episode4

1.1971.

2.Hefelthewashome.

3.Addinganespressobar.

4.Coffeeconsumptionwasdown.

5.papercups;3buckseachcup;Italianname

Episode5

1.It’slocatedinBrooklyn.Therearebulletholesinthedoorleadingtoapartment7G

2.Hewasfromapoorneighborhoodandhisfatherwasinjuredonthejob.

3.Hewasadeliverydriverwhopickedupanddeliveredclothdiapers.

4.Therewasnohospitalization,nohealthinsurance,noworkman’scompensationforhisfather.

5.Heoffershisemployeesheathcareandstockoptions.Healsopaysfarmershigherthanmarketrateforbeans.

Unit9RescuingRoyHallums

TaskIGlobalListening

1.C2.C3.D4.B

5.D6.A7.B8.D

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.F2.F3.T4.T5.F6.F

Episode2

（1）here

（2）likeadream

（3）November1（4）contractor

（5）relatively（6）workingat

（7）skimasks（8）abducting

（9）beheading（10）videotape

（11）dragged（12）constantly

Episode3

2.√3.√6.√8.√

Episode4

1.No.

2.ThatSusantriedtocallthekidnappers.

3.Twoyearsago.

4.Becausetheyremainbestfriends.

5.Forfearthatitwouldendangersomebodyelse.

6.$40,000;$12million.

Episode5

1.Hewashappyforthem.Butontheotherhand,hefeltsorryforhimselfbecausenothingwashappeningforhim.

2.Hepulledthemaskoffandhuggedthesoldier.

3.TheythoughttheUSmilitarywasn’tdoinganythingtofindRoy.

4.TheunitisstilllookingforthreemorekidnappedAmericans.

5.Heisbackhomecatchingupwithhistwodaughters,hisgranddaughterandhisex-wife.

Unit10DyingtoGetin

TaskIGlobalListening

1.B2.C3.D4.A

5.B6.C7.A8.D

TaskIIListenforDetails

Episode1

1.T2.F3.F4.F5.T

Episode2

（1）specialunit

（2）distresscall

（3）condition（4）hovered

（5）Mexican（6）wandering

（7）rationally（8）17years

（9）refrigeratortruck（10）morgue

Episode3

2√3√4√7√

Episode4

1.Aboutsixmillion.

2.Illegalmigrantsinmeatpackingindustry.

3.Over3,500migrantsfledNebraskawithin30days.

4.Leavethestate（beforeruiningitseconomy）.

5.Agoodstoryratherthanasecureborder.

Episode5

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