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已经听过的听力答案及原文
Unit1
Task1
【答案】
A.unusual,whatever,escape,traditions,present,grey,moulded,shape,here
B.
AChronicleofCambridge’sEarlyYears
Years
Events
1209
SeveralhundredstudentsandscholarsarrivedinCambridgefromOxford.
1284
Peterhouse,theoldestcollegeinCambridge,wasfounded.
1440
KingHenryⅥfoundedKing’sCollege.
C.
1)Studentswereforbiddentoplaygames,tosing(exceptsacredmusic),tohuntorfishoreventodance.
2)Whenpeoplewentanywhereonavisit,theprettyEnglishgirlsallkissedthem.
3)Erasmus,Bacon,Milton,Cromwell,andNewton(orWordsworth,Byron,Tennyson,etc.)
【原文】
MycomingtoCambridgehasbeenanunusualexperience.FromwhatevercountryonecomesasastudentonecannotescapetheinfluenceoftheCambridgetraditions---andtheygobacksofar!
Here,perhaps,morethananywhereelse,Ihavefeltatoneandthesametimethepast,thepresentandeventhefuture.It’seasytoseeintheoldgreystonebuildingshowthepastmouldedthepresentandhowthepresentisgivingshapetothefuture.Soletmetellyoualittleofwhatthisuniversitytownlookslikeandhowitcametobehereatall.
ThestoryoftheUniversitybegan,sofarasIknow,in1209whenseveralhundredstudentsandscholarsarrivedinthelittletownofCambridgeafterhavingwalked60milesfromOxford.
Ofcoursetherewerenocollegesinthoseearlydaysandstudentlifewasverydifferentfromwhatitisnow.Studentswereofallagesandcamefromanywhereandeverywhere.Theywerearmed;someevenbandedtogethertorobthepeopleofthecountryside.Graduallytheideaofthecollegedeveloped,andin1284,Peterhouse,theoldestcollegeinCambridge,wasfounded.
Lifeincollegewasstrict;studentswereforbiddentoplaygames,tosing(exceptsacredmusic),tohuntorfishoreventodance.BookswereveryscarceandallthelessonswereintheLatinlanguagewhichstudentsweresupposedtospeakevenamongthemselves.
In1440KingHenryVIfoundedKing’sCollege,andtheothercollegesfollowed.Erasmus,thegreatDutchscholar,wasatoneofthese,Queens’College,from1511to1513,andthoughhewrotethatthecollegebeerwas“weakandbadlymade”,healsomentionedapleasantcustomthatunfortunatelyseemstohaveceased.
“TheEnglishgirlsareextremelypretty,”Erasmussaid,“soft,pleasant,gentle,andcharming.Whenyougoanywhereonavisitthegirlsallkissyou.Theykissyouwhenyouarrive.Theykissyouwhenyougoawayandagainwhenyoureturn.”
ManyothergreatmenstudiedatCambridge,amongthemBacon,Milton,Cromwell,Newton,Wordsworth,ByronandTennyson.
Task3
【答案】
A.1)b)2)c)
B.
“FiveSecrets”forGettingaStudentVisa
SecretOne:
Getfree,accurateinformationbyvisitingtheUSEmbassywebsite.
SecretTwo:
Bethoroughlyprepared.
Bring:
I-20formorIAPform;
Diploma(s);
Standardizedtestscorereports(TOEFL,GRE,GMAT,LSAT,etc.);
Alllettersande-mailsfromtheschool,esp.thosediscussingfinancialaid;
Evidenceoffundingfortheapplicant’sstudies;
Businesscards;
Anyotherdocumentsthatmightbeimportant.
SecretThree:
Answerthequestionsthatareasked.Don’tgivethevisaofficerapreparedspeech.
SecretFour:
Tellthetruth.
SecretFive:
ComebacktoChinaintwoways:
1)ComebacktoseeyourfamilyandmaintainyourtiestoChina.
2)ComebacktoChinaaftergraduation.
【原文】
OnMarch7,USConsulGeneralDavidHopperandthreeotherofficialsfromtheVisaSectionoftheAmericanEmbassymetwithstudentsatPekingUniversity.Oneoftheofficialspresented“FiveSecrets”forgettingastudentvisa.
SecretOne:
Getfree,accurateinformationonapplyingforastudentvisa.VisittheUSEmbassywebsite.Thereisnochargeforusingtheseresources.Whypaytogetthesameinformationfromothersources?
SecretTwo:
Bethoroughlyprepared.Makesureyoubring:
YI-20form(orIAP-66form);
Yourdiploma(s);
Yourstandardizedtestscorereports(TOEFL,GRE,GMAT,LSAT,etc.);
Alllettersande-mailsfromtheschool,especiallythosethatdiscussscholarships,assistantships,fellowshipsandotherformsoffinancialaid;
Evidenceoffundingforyourstudies(bankdocuments,etc.);
Yourbusinesscards(ifyouhaveajob);
Anyotherdocumentsthatyouthinkmightbeimportant.
SecretThree:
Answerthosequestionsthatareasked.Don’tgivethevisaofficerapreparedspeech!
Here’sanexampleofwhattoavoid.
Visaofficer:
Hi,howareyoutoday?
Applicant:
I’mgoingtostudychemicalengineeringatXUniversity.
Visaofficer:
XUniversity?
I'vebeentothecampusmanytimes.
Applicant:
IwillsurelyreturntoChinaandfindagoodjobwithamajormultinationalcompany.
Visaofficer:
Sotellme,whatcoloristhesky?
Applicant:
Iwasgivenateachingassistantshipbecausetheschoolbelievesmytestscoresandcredentialsareexcellent.
Thesepeoplearenotcommunicating,andtheapplicantisnotadvancinghiscause!
SecretFour:
Tellthetruth.Ifthevisaofficerthinksyou’relying,youwon’tgetavisa.
SecretFive:
ComebacktoChina.Wemeanthatintwoways:
1.ComebacktoseeyourfamilyandmaintainyourtiestoChina.Keepupyourfriendshipsandprofessionalcontactshere.Studentsreturningonvacationdon’tevenneedtocomeinforaninterview;theycansimplyusethedrop-boxserviceofferedatmanyCITICBanklocations.
2.ComebacktoChinaafteryougraduate.UsethoseadvancedskillsandtheoriesthatyoulearnintheUStomakeChinaabetterplace.
Task5
【答案】
domestic,diversity,flexibility,morethan3,600,campuses,enrolledstudents,industries,about3million,Harvard,Stanford,communitycolleges,stateuniversities,faculties,ethnicminorities,subjectsandcourseoptions,student,consumer,flexibility,specialize,ahighereducation,postsecondary,anewcareer,retiredpeople
【原文】
Thatarecord453,787foreignstudentsfrom180countriesattendedcollegesanduniversitiesintheUSinthepastacademicyearisperhapsthemostvividindicationthatthereareimportantadvantagesinAmericanhighereducation.
Noothercountryreceivesevenhalfasmanyforeignstudents,yetinternationalstudentsrepresentonly3%ofthetotalenrollmentatUScollegesanduniversities.Inall,somefifteenmillionstudentsattendAmerica'sinstitutionsofhighereducation.
ThesestatisticsillustratefourmajorfeaturesoftheAmericanhighereducationsystemwhichmakeitattractivetobothdomesticandforeignstudents:
size,diversity,flexibilityandaccessibility.
Todaytherearemorethan3,600institutionsofhighereducationintheUnitedStates.Someofthelargestateuniversitysystems,suchasthoseinNewYork,CaliforniaandTexas,comprisedozensofcampusesandhundredsofthousandsofenrolledstudents.Indeed,highereducationhasbecomeoneofthebiggest"industries"intheUS,employingsomethreemillionpeople.
TherangeanddiversityofinstitutionsandprogramsofstudyintheUSareevenmoreimpressive.ThesystemencompassesbothprestigiousprivateuniversitiessuchasHarvardandStanford,whichareamongthebestintheworld,andlocalpublicly-fundedcommunitycolleges;bothhugestateuniversitycampusesenrolling40,000-50,000studentsandtinyprivateinstituteswithfewerthan100students.
Americanhighereducationisdiverseinotherways,too.Notonlydomostcollegesanduniversitiesenrollforeignstudents,butforeignfacultyandvisitingscholarsplayanimportantroleonmanycampuses,particularlythelargeuniversities.Inmostcomprehensiveinstitutions,thereareasmanyfemalestudentsasmale,andthenumbersofstudentsandfacultyfromethnicminorities,particularlyAsian-AmericansandHispanic-Americanshavebeensteadilyincreasing.Asaresult,thecampuscommunitiesofmanyAmericanuniversitiesreflectinmicrocosmthediversityoflargersociety.
HighereducationintheUSisalsouniqueinofferinganenormousvarietyofsubjectsandcourseoptions,rangingfromAerospaceEngineeringtoWomen'sStudiesandfromArttoZoology.Becauseitisdependentontuitionforfunding,highereducationintheUSisstudent-centeredandconsumer-oriented;institutionsteachwhatstudentswanttoknowandwhatsocietyasawholethinksisuseful.Forexample,thelargepublicuniversitiesofNewYork,OhioStateUniversity,andtheUniversityofTexasatAustinofferhundredsofdifferentdegreeprogramsandhaveacademiccatalogslistingthousandsofcourses.
ThevarietyofprogramsandcoursescontributestotheflexibilityoftheAmericansystem.Undergraduatesusuallybegintheirprogramtaking"generaleducation,""liberalarts,"or"corecurriculum"courses—inorderthattheymightbecomemore"well-rounded"students—andonlylaterselecttheirmajorinmanycases,notuntiltheirsecondyear.
Becausetheydonotspecializefromtheverybeginning,undergraduatestudentshavemoreoptionsthantheircounterpartsinothercountries.Notinfrequently,Americanundergraduateschangetheirmindanddecidetotakeadifferentmajor,butthisdoesnotobligethemtostartover,foratleastpartoftheircourseworkcanstillbeappliedtothenewdegree.
Mostacademicprogramsinclude"electivecourses"whichstudentscansometimestakeoutsidetheirmainfieldofstudy.Thisgivesthemaddedchoiceinplanningtheireducation,andenablesthemtobroadentheirperspectivebylearningaboutothersubjects.Thus,muchisleftuptostudent,whoisexpectedtochoosefromabewilderingvarietyofinstitutions,degreeprogramsandcourses,andoftenmustdependonhis/heracademicadvisorsforhelpinplanningaprogramofstudy.
Thesize,diversityandflexibilityoftheAmericanhighereducationsystemallcontributetoitsaccessibility.Americanst