施心远主编《听力教程》1第2版)unit7听力原文和答案

1、施心远主编听力教程 1 ( 第 2 版 )Unit 7 听力原文和答案 1(2)Unit 7Section One Tactics for Listening Part1 Phonetics(1) living in (2) I ve moved (3) couldn t (4) whatare (5) back in (6) become a (7) youd (8) do you (9)talk about (10) Let sPart2ListeningandNote-TakingTranscriptNarrator:Weasked eightpeople,“What s your ca

2、r number?”First we asked Liz.Liz: TEL 429.Narrator: Then we asked Delia. Delia: WAR 556M.Narrator: Then Richard. Richard: JPN 51LI think.Narrator:Nextwe askedNarie.Marie:OYF 155L.Narrator: After that, Michael.Michael:AhI ve justgota new car and it s KMF 586W. Narrator: Then Damien. Damien: WPU 859S.

3、Narrator: After that, Rosie.Rosie:Erthenumber is WTW492S. Narrator:And2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创1/17lastly, Trevor. Trevor: My car number is YLH 220S.ExerciseB:Writedown thecarnumberofthefollowing notes. 1. Liz: TEL 429 2. Delia: WAR 556M 3.Richard: JPN 51L 4. Marie: OYF 155L5. Michael: KMF 58

4、6W 6. Damien: WPU 859S 7. Rosie: WTW 492S 8. Trevor: YLH 220S. Section Two ListeningComprehension Part1 DialoguesDialogue1 In a Joy ShopTranscriptMrsCox: Good morning. Perhapsyoucan adviseme. Assistant: Yes, madam.Mrs Cox: I m looking for a toyfor my nephew.Assistant: Oh, yeshow old is he? Mrs Cox:

5、He llbe nine years old on Saturday. Assistant: Skateboardsare still very popular. Mrs. Cox: Hmm, I dont wanthim to hurt himself. Assistant: What about a drum set?MrsCox: I don t thinkso. His fatherwillbe angryifIbuyhimoneofthose.Have yougotanythingeducational? You see, he s a very intelligent boy.As

6、sistant:I vegottheperfectthing!Ado-it-yourself computer kit!Exercise A:Listento the conversationand answer the following2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创2/17questions.1.What isMrs Cox lookingfor?(She is lookingfora toy.) 2. What does the shop assistant suggest?(Hesuggestsaskateboard,adrumsandado-it-y

7、ourselfcomputerkit.)ExerciseB:(1)nine-year-old (2) suggested (3) hurt himself (4) tomake theboy sfatherangry(5)educational(6)intelligentboy(7)do-it-yourselfcomputerkitDialogue 2 Customer Service TranscriptWoman: Wright s customer service.MrsPhillips:Yes,I d liketo ordersomething fromyour latestcatal

8、ogue. ButI m in a hurry. It s formy husband s birthday.Woman:Allright. Illtake your order on the phone.Your name, please?Mrs Phillips: Priscilla Phillips.Woman: Priscilla Phillips. Is that one l or two?Mrs Phillips: Double l. Woman: P-h-i-l-l-i-p-s. MrsPhillips:That s correct.Woman:Whats your addres

9、s?MrsPhillips:39 St.Andrews Road, Putney,London.Woman:Right. Andyour telephonenumber. Mrs Phillips:010322713.2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创3/17Woman:And whatwouldyouliketoorder?MrsPhillips:A carriageclock,please.Woman:Have you gotthe cataloguenumber? Mrs Phillips:Yes, I have. Its WG6 S82. Woman: W

10、G6 S82. Anything else?Mrs Phillips: No, that s all.Woman: How would you like to pay? Mrs Phillips: Bycreditcard,please.Woman: May I have your number? MrsPhillips: Yes, it Woman:You know you re entitledto a freeWright s diary?Mrs Phillips:Oh, yes. I d forgetten.Woman:What colourwould you like?Mrs Phi

11、llips:Grey, please.Woman: And what name would you like on it? MrsPhillips: John, please. John Phillips.Exercise: Listen to the dialogue and complete thefollowing order form.Wright s Customer ServiceOrder FormName: Priscilla PhillipsAddress:39St.AndrewsRoad,Putney,LondonTelephone: 010322713Item: a ca

12、rriage clock Catalogue Number: WG6 S822016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创4/17Payment:Cash:Credit Card:CreditCard Number: 0071s diary:Colour: Grey Name:John PhillipsPart 2 PassagesPassage 1 In Unusual Shop TranscriptI soon realized that I had entered an unusual kindof shop. There were no goods on displa

13、y; there was noshop-window: nothing but a number of empty shelves atone end of the room in frontof which a man was standingon a raisedplatform,and shouting loudly thatthegreatestsale of the year was about to begin. Idecidedto stay and see what would happen.Aharassed assistantbegan to pileallsortsof

14、oddsand ends on the shelves: table-lamps, cutlery-sets,clocks, electric razors, crockery, vases, and a largequantityofsmallpacketsallsimilarlywrappedinbrightredpaper.When theman atthetablewassatisfied that a sufficiently large crowdofpeople had collected,he began distributingthepackets, asking for t

15、he small sum of three pence inreturn, and declaring that the value of the contents2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创5/17was fifty times as much.Ipaid threepence formy packetand was immediatelyinformedthatIshould notopen ituntilafterthesale.The money I had given, I found, entitled me to bid foranything

16、ontheshelves.Allthesebeautifulandextremely valuable objects, the man announced, wouldbe given away, simply given away. He was as good ashis word, for he held up an electric razor and askeda young man (who from the look of his face needed it)whether it was worth six pence. The man had no doubtabout t

17、he matter and was promptly handed the razor forthe sum asked. Thesame occurredwitha number ofotherarticles.Then, instead of asking for small sums like sixpence,the man began to demand largeramounts for“ veryrare, high-quality antiques” . The people present,thinkingthatthesetoo were being“ givenaway”

18、 ,soonfoundthemselvespayinga greatdealof moneyforuseless, yacht-like lamps and ugly clocks in carved,heavy frames. Idecided Ihad bettergo quicklybeforebeingtemptedintobuyingsomethingIdidnotwant. Iwent into the street and opened my prize packet, only2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创6/17to find that I

19、had been rewarded with a cheap bottleof scent.Exercise: Listen to the passage and choose thebest answer to each of the following questions.15: C, A, B, D, B 68: A, D, B Part 3 News NewsItem 1Authorities in Pakistan say a suicide bomber haskilled at least 15 people and injured more than 22othersin a

20、centralpartof the country'scapitalcity.Most of the victims were policemen.Thesuicidebomber strucka group of policemenwhowere guardinga big meeting of Islamicactivistsin thecenter of the Pakistani capital.Witnessessay most of the deaths happened instantlyand body parts, pools of blood as well as

21、police capslittered the scene.A top official at the Federal Interior Ministry,Kamal Shah, says the attackis beinginvestigated,buthe dismissedcriticismthatpoor securityarrangementsled to the deadly bombingDoctorshave describedconditionsof some of thosewounded in the attackas critical,saying the death

22、 toll2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创7/17could go up.Exercise A:Thisnews itemisabouta suicidebomber thattargets police in Pakistan s capital.Exercise B:A Suicide BombingBombing area: in a central part of Pakistan scapital cityCasualties:The suicidebomber has killedat least15 people and injured more

23、than 22 others?Bombingtarget:a groupofpolicemenwho wereguarding a big meeting of Islamic activists.The horrific scenes: Most of the deaths happenedinstantly and body parts, pools of blood as well aspolice caps littered the scene.The investigation into the cause of the bombing:A top official at the F

24、ederal Interior Ministry saystheattackisbeinginvestigated,buthe dismissedcriticism that poor security arrangements led to thedeadly bombing.Doctors description:They said conditionsof someof those wounded in the attack are critical and the2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创8/17death toll could go up.New

25、s Item 2Reportssayat least one person waskilled andseveralothershurtinclashesbetweenIndonesiansoldiers and police on Borneo Island. Officials saytheclashesmayhaveresultedfromalackofunderstanding.Shootingbeganwhenthousandsofpeople attempted to get on ships to leave thehiscompany, hisboss has givenhim

26、 two promotions.So, he is very happy with this companySectionFourSupplementaryExercisePart1Listening Comprehension Passage 1 Bargains or FixedPrice Shopping TranscriptOnce I have settled in my new job and new place Istartedlooking forgood places toshop around. Inmyhome country, there was lot of barg

27、aining in almostevery store.However,I heardthatintheUSbargaining is not allowed inlargestores. Therefore,Istartedtoexploredifferentstoresto compare prices.Ispoketosome Americancolleaguesandneighbours2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创9/17about the different shopping avenues. From whateverinformation I

28、collected I could find out that some ofthe best buys could be made at the bargain or discountstores. That was the first time I came to know aboutthe bargain shopping in the US.Fromwhat I have learnt,your couldmake use of thefollowing techniques for bargain shopping Watch forsales. Thisiswhen itemsar

29、e offeredat a discountedprice. Thesalemightbe a set a percentagediscount.Salesare generallyadvertised.Be sure toalwayscheck the localpaper issuedon Sunday; usuallyallthesalesforthe week willbe announced. Manystoreswillalsohaveclearancesales.Itemsonclearancegenerally willnot be reordered, so he store

30、 needs to make roomfor new goods. Often these sales are unadvertised.Great bargains can be found at clearance sales!Look for and use coupons. These can be found intheSundaypaper,inmagazines,sometimesinthetelephone book. A coupon is a little slip of paperallowing you to get a small discount when you

31、buy thespecific item described. The coupon will say“ Save2016 全新精品资料- 全新公文范文-全程指导写作独家原创10/1740 cents on any Pledge ” , forexample. Thatmeans thatif you present the coupon at the time of purchase, andif you bought the correct brand and size, and if theexpiration date has not passed, you will pay 40 c

32、entsless for that can of Pledge furniture polish. If thestoreishavinga “ doublecoupon day” , the coupon isworth twice as much (you would pay 80 cents less fora can of Pledge).Purchasescan be made very inexpensivelyat garagesalesandsecond-handstores.Useditemsingoodcondition often can be found for a l

33、ow price. Also,check newspapers and localbulletinboards forlistingsof used goods for sale.Exercise: Listen to the passage and choose thebest answer to each of the following questions.15: B, A, A, D, C68: B, B, D Passage 2 AmericanCosmonautDennis Tito paid the Russian government $20, 000,000 for the

34、chance to travel in a Soyez space craft tothe new InternationalSpace Station. Hisspace flightwill be launched on April 30th.MrTitosays he has been interestedin space travel2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创11/17since he was seventeen years old. That was when theformerSovietUnionlaunched thefirstsatell

35、ite,Sputnik. This interest led him to become a rocketscientist.HeworkedfortheUnitedStatesJetPropulsionLaboratoryin California. Heleftthatjobafter a few years to start an investment business.Today,EnnisTitos company isamong thenations largest investment businesses. Reports say he isworth about 200, 0

36、00, 000 dollars. So he can easilypay 20, 000, 000dollars for a trip into space.ThisisnotthefirsttimetheRussianspaceprogramme has earned needed money by selling seats onits spacecraft. A Japanese television reporter flewon Mir for a price of 12, 000, 000 dollars. And theAmerican space agency NASA pai

37、d 400, 000, 000 dollarsto send several American astronauts to Mir.MrTito isnow livingand workingatRussia s StarCity training area to prepare for his ten-day trip.Why does he want to go intospace? MrTitosays he hasbeen on Earthforsixtyyearsand thenow wants totakea look at the planet form space.Exerci

38、se:2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创12/17NameAgeFormerprofessionPresentprofessionAmount of money paid for the travel Time of departureLength of the tripDestination of the trip Reason togo into the space Part 2 Oral Work Dennis Tito sixtyRocket scientistbusiness$20,000,000 April 30thTendays thenew Int

39、ernationalSpace Stationtotake a lookat the planet from space Mark was a little too early.He stood in the road by the entrance to the school andwondered what to do whilehe waited. Perhapsafterallhe should have come with Nancy s two sons as theirmother had suggested. Buttheywere so much olderthathe, b

40、esides,theynevertalkedtohim.Hewasconvinced they looked down on him.Hewalkedslowlyintotheschool.Therewerealready abut a hundred children there, most of themmoving confidently around in groups, obviouslygladto seeeachotheragainaftertheholidays.Mark enviedthemtheymade himfeellonely.It was easy to pick

41、out the newcomers. In thebustle and noise, they stood out as if they had beensoaked with water. Markwentto one ofthebuildings.2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范文 -全程指导写作独家原创13/17He opened the door and walked in. 1(2)Unit 7Section One Tactics for Listening Part1 Phonetics(1) living in (2) I ve moved (3) couldn t (4

42、) whatare (5) back in (6) become a (7) youd (8) do you (9)talk about (10) Let sPart2ListeningandNote-TakingTranscriptNarrator:Weasked eightpeople,“What s your car number?”First we asked Liz.Liz: TEL 429.Narrator: Then we asked Delia. Delia: WAR 556M.Narrator: Then Richard. Richard: JPN 51LI think.Na

43、rrator:Nextwe askedNarie.Marie:OYF 155L.Narrator: After that, Michael.Michael:AhI ve justgota new car and it s KMF 586W. Narrator: Then Damien. Damien: WPU 859S.Narrator: After that, Rosie.Rosie:Erthenumber is WTW492S. Narrator:Andlastly, Trevor. Trevor: My car number is YLH 220S.2016 全新精品资料 - 全新公文范

44、文 -全程指导写作独家原创14/17ExerciseB:Writedown thecarnumberofthefollowing notes. 1. Liz: TEL 429 2. Delia: WAR 556M 3.Richard: JPN 51L 4. Marie: OYF 155L5. Michael: KMF 586W 6. Damien: WPU 859S 7. Rosie: WTW 492S 8. Trevor: YLH 220S. Section Two Listening Comprehension Part 1 Dialogues Dialogue 1 In a Joy ShopTranscriptMrsCox: Good morning. Perhapsyoucan adviseme. Assistant: Yes, madam.Mrs Cox: I m looking for a toyfor my nephew.Assistant: Oh, yeshow old is he? Mrs Cox: He llbe nine years old on Saturday. Assistant: Skateboardsare still v