大学英语视听说教程1答案Unit1-10

1、新视野大学英语视听说教程1答案UnitIII. Liste ning SkillsLiSte ning for NameS1. David Leigh 3.Vicky Klein 4丄 aura TiSh Hill 5. An tho ny MCDO naldIII. LiSte ning In1. B 2.D 3.B 4.C 5.ATaSk 1: En rolli ngTaSk 2: LiVing on CamPuS1. She thinks it ' S easy to make friends.2. It ' COnVenient to USe the library,

2、the labs, the SPOrtS Center and many other facilities.3. It ' S near the shopping Center.4. They would have to get UP so early to get to CIaSSeS on time. And the n it would take a lot of time to get home.5. It SeemS all the Same every day.TaSk 3: Lear ning to SPeak En glish1. formal 2.formally 3

3、.casual mon 5.n ative 6.relaxed 7.frie ndlyTaSk 4: AnAnnOun Ceme nt1. atte nti on 2.closi ng 3.five 4.checkouts 5.l eaveV. Let ' S TalkSPeakerMajorFUtUre Job Pla nTUiti on SOUrCeMiChaeITraVeI and tourismTo work for a travel age ncyWork ing his Way through schoolJaneCOmPUter SCie nceTo work in th

4、e IT in dustryA four-year scholarshipVI. FUrther LiSte ning and SPeak ingLiSte ningTaSk 1: Un iversity Life1. new and differe nt2. on his own3. a bit con fused4. talk With5. sleep inTaSk 2: Key to Lear ning En glish1. T 2. F 3.F4.F5.TTaSk 3: LiSte ningEffeCtiVeIyI. B 2.D 3.A4.B 5.DUnit2II. LiSte nin

5、g SkillsIden tify ing NUmberS1. D2.A3.C4.B5.DIII. LiSte ning InTaSk 1: Yaa Ming1. D2.B3.C4.D5.ATaSk 2: Ron aldo1. He PIayed his early football With amateur clubS.2. He Sig ned hiS PrafeSSi Onal Con tract With a BraZiIia n club.3. He Went to EUraPe to Seek his fortune in the EUraPea n leagues.4. He W

6、aS described as the new Pele.5. He Wan the award for three times: in 1996, 1997 and 1999.TaSk 3: PhySiCaI EXerCiSeHeaIthy formen ergy better differe nt tastes CarefUI ChaaS ingTaSk 4: AnAnnoUn Ceme nt1.Ope n 2.i nterested 3.checkUp 4.apply 5.PE DePartme nt 6.exercise OPPart UnityV. Let ' S TalkJ

7、ack( rooti ng for the home team) a,b,e,fJim( rooti ng for the ViSit ing room) c,d,g,hVI. FUrtheri ng LiSte ning and SPeak ingLiSte ningTaSk 1: SPartS in the U.S.1. PaPUIar 2. WeekIy 3. local ClUbS 4. big three 5. fan baseTaSk 2: Walki ng1. F 2.F3.F 4.T5.TTaSk 3: The 27th SUmmer OIymPiC GameSI. D 2.B

8、3.B 4.C5.DUnit3II. LiSte ning SkillsUn dersta nding TimeS and DateS精选1.D2.B3.C4.A5.BIII. LiSte ning InTaSk 1: A PiCtUre1.C2.A3.D4.B5.BTaSk 2: Problem Of Meeting People1. He has both academic and social problems.2. He fells Con fide nt about his ability to cope With his studies.3. The Ianguage barrie

9、r is the main reason Why he finds it hard to make friends With local StUde nts.4. It is difficult for OVerSeaS StUde nts and n ative En glish SPeak ing StUde nts to really get to know each other because there is the CUItUraI gap.5. To best Way for the OVerSeaS StUde nts to actually overcome the diff

10、iculty of making friends With n ative En glish SPeak ing StUde nts is to Start talk ing about COUrSe work.TaSk 3: Long DiSta nce Frie ndships1.mai ntai n2.te nding 3.date 4.pho ne5.tur ns6.bills7.expe nses8.e-mail 9.touchTaSk 4: AnAnnoUn Ceme nt1. The StUde nt Frie ndship ASSOCiati On2. outi ng3. sc

11、hool gate4. 6:405. 7 SharP6. On timeJACK ABEG Jane CDFTaSk 1: Worry of a TeaCher1. lear n happy2. earthquake3. Weight dark CirCIeS4. the health Cen ter turned red5. SUrPriSed talk ing tran SferredTaSk 2: How to build life Iongfrien dship?1.T2.F3.F 4.T5.TTaSk 3: At Your SideWhen the daylight ' S

12、gone and you' OWnlOn yourAnd you n eed a friend just to be around.I Will comfort you; I Will take your han ds.And I ' ll pull you through, I Willunderstand.And you knoW tha t I ' ll be at your side.There ' S no needWorry.TOgether We' ll SUrViVe through the haste and hurry.I '

13、 ll be at your side.If you feel like youalone,aed you ' Ve noWhere to turn,I ' Il be at your side.If life ' S Standing still and your soohfused, ' S And you Cahhotfihd What road to choose.If you make mistakes,You Can ' t let ndewn.I will still believe,I will tur n aroundUnit4II.

14、LiSte ning SkillsLiSte ning for TeIePhQ ne NUmberS1.6613047.2.8432057.34.543621632055.01113055110897III. LiSte ning InTaSk 1: Weather FQreCaSti ng1. B 2.D3.C 4.A5.DTaSk 2: Wrong Weather FQreCaSt1. They are pla nning to have their PiC nic On the Weeke nd.2. They will be able to have a vo

15、lleyball matCh, One Class aga inst ano ther.3. It ' ll be fine, and maybe a little Cloudy, but there' ll be definitely no rain.4. ThQSe Weatherma n are USeless.5. All the pollutiQn and the hole in the OZone layer are respQnsible for theCha ngeable weather.TaSk 3: Global CIimate Cha nge1. gre

16、e nhouse 2.atmosphere 3.bur ning 4.destruCtio n 5.earth 6.l evel 7.risk 8.storm 9.threat 10.e nvironment.TaSk 4: AnAnnoUn Ceme nt1.S Unny 2.daytime temperature 3.b Un dle UP 4.drop 5.Cloudy 6.wi nds 7.s nowflurries 8.37 9.rai n 10.riseV. Let ' S TalkMiChael: A,B,E,GEmma: C,d,f,hVI. FUrtheri ng L

17、iSte ning and SPeak ingTaSk 1: DUSt StQrmS1. huma n health dust CIQUdS2. the SaharaAtla ntic OCea nSQUth AmeriCa3. OCtOberCen tral AmeriCathe Caribbea n4. the Un ited StateS Florida the SkieS5. dust StOrmS allergiesbreath ing problemsTaSk 2: Men tal En ergy and SeaS on1.F 2.T 3.F 4.F 5.TTaSk 3: Rai

18、ning in My HeartThe Sun id outThe Sky is blueThere ' S not a cloud to spoil the VieWBUt it ' S rainingRai ning in my heartThe Weatherma n SayS fine todayHe doesn ' t know that you ' Ve gone awayAnd it ' S IiagIRai ning in my heartOh misery, miseryOh What' S gonna become of me

19、?I tell myselfMy blues won ' t showBUt I know that soon all my tears will flowCome a raining dow nRai ning in my heart Unit5II. LiSte ning SkillsLiStening for People ' S Food Preferences1.steak 2.eggs, bac on,toast, 3.sweet Weight 4.cookies fruit StraWberrieS 5.fish fried no odles mushroomII

20、I. LiSte ning InTaSk 1: FaSt Food CUItUre1.D2.C 3.A 4.B5.CTaSk 2: McDonald ' S1. They will PrObabIy eat a hamburger, some ChiCke n McNuggets, and the shakes.2. McDonald' S is so SUCCeSSfUIbecauseof itsrrfoula and diversity.3. You Can always See SimiIarmenuitemsand the Same highlevel of quali

21、ty.4. McDonald' S is losing market Share in the StateS now and has closed down somerestaurants. BeCaUSe there' re so many fast food Chains itaiet U.S. S difficult forMcDonald' S to Stay competitive.5. BeCaUSe they ' re able to sell AmeriCan CUItUre by USing all the media they can. Ta

22、Sk 3: AmeriCa n Eati ng HabitS1.cities 2.health-c On SCiOuS 3.gree n 4.n aturally 5.styles 6.heartla nd7.traditi Onal 8. CUStOmerS 9. popularTaSk 4: AnAnnOUn Ceme nt1.favorite MCDOnald' S foOdsdding 3.dream e true 5.GreatChOiCeS 6. Double CheeSebUrger 7.Pies.V. Let ' S Talk1. HambUrgerSfries

23、2. Chin ese3. Cabbage4. SkiPPed5. chocolate6. sit-dow n7. fruitVI. FUrtheri ng LiSte ning and SPeak ingTaSk 1: Foods in the World1. n ati onal intern ati onal2. n ati onal dishes foreig n on es.3. hamburgers hotdogs PariS4. tea COffee milk pop5. ChiIdre n three or four hamburgers fried ChiCke nTaSk

24、2: GM Foods1. F 2.F 3.T 4.F 5.FTaSk 3: HUn gerI have known bread hun ger,Yet have I Strength.I have known heart hunger,Yet do I live.I have known soul hun ger,And faith is not dead.Whe n the body cried,I lit love in my heart.Whe n the heart wept,I lit a IamP in my soul.Yet all the while,I heard life

25、 ask ing its goal.I WaS alone look ing out of a house,KnOWing the empty rooms.Unit6II. LiSte ning SkillsLiSte ning to People Talk About HeaIth1.the doctor' s feelhinegaslth2. cold medicine physicalexercise 3.schoolwork sleeping health a doctor 4.outside long and healthy second-hand smoke cancer

26、5. The man once promised he would watch TV less, eat less junk food and have more exercise. But he believes it is more important to enjoy himself, although the woman says he ' s risking his health watching TV so much.III. Listening InTask 1: Diets 1.A 2.C 3.B 4.B 5.CTask 2: Culture Shock 1. The

27、student feels tired all the time, wants to sleep all day, and is not interested in studying or being with people.2. Many things in the student' s life have changed, such as foods, customs,socializing, and even body language and gestures.3. Because the student ' s heart, and blood pressure ar

28、e all normal.4. Sometimes when people move to a new location, especially a new country, they experience culture shock.5. The doctor suggests that the student try to spend some time each week with people from her own culture.Task 3: The Flu 1.hit 2.minute 3.shivering 4.legs 5.ache 6.lie7.lasts 8.foll

29、owed 9.lung 10.vaccine 11.protectTask 4: An Announcement 1.make an appointment 2.checkup 3.cancellation 4.3 o' clock 5.3:30 6.Thursday.V. Let 's TalkColumn BColumn AThe students test result6s1. Headaches and lack of energyHis problems1His breakfast42. Exercise and diet3. Pizza and a CokeHis

30、lunch5His dinner3Suggestions to follow4. A few doughnuts and a coffee5. A couple of hot dogs, fries, and Coke26. Nothing physically wrongVI. Furthering Listening and SpeakingTask 1: Medical Services on Campus 1. medical service health insurance2. medical advice3. operation outside make the arrangeme

31、nts4. medical assistance housing off campus5. living on campusTask 2: An Expensive Treatment1. F 2.T 3.F 4.F 5.TTask 3: Doctor ' s Advice1.D 2.B 3.A 4.B 5.DUnit7II. Liste ning SkillsIden tify ing PriCeS1. D2.B3.C4.B5.DIII. LiSte ning InTaSk 1: Malls in the U.S.1. A2.C3.B4.D5.DTaSk 2: On Ii ne Sh

32、oPP ing1. It ' S an auctiOn Site Where people PUt their StUff UP for sale, and then Other people log in and bid On it.2. They CanSend a CheCk or money order, or USe a SyStem called PayPaI WhiCh lets them Pay by Credit Card On Ii ne.3. The On Ii ne store PUtS the buyer direCtly in touCh With the

33、seller, and the n the buyer Can ask the seller to Send the items over.4. She COUld n ever buy Clothes On Ii ne.5. YoU jUSt n eed to PaCkage it all back UP aga in.TaSk 3: BeWare of barga ins!1. barga in2.poorer 3.reduced4.un believable5.add 6.fi nal7.regUlar 8.safest 9.trUStTaSk 4: AnAnnoUn Ceme ntWe

34、lCome to OUr Gift Shop! Time to Start thinking abOUt gifts for your frien ds! The best flowers, Cards, Stationery, dolls, oriental gifts, art PrintSand posters, hand-made gifts, and woodwork are arriving daily. Remember, all the gifts are CarefUIly Chosen by top PrOfeSSionals! YoU Can get all yoUr f

35、avorite gifts at a diSCOUnt of twenty Per Cent here at Gift Shop!V. Let ' S TalkColU mn ACoIU mn BJaCkJa neVI. FUrtheri ng LiSte ning and SPeak ingTaSk 1: Does Compla ining work?1. tolerateCompla int2. do any good dissatisfied CUStOmerS3. l On ger harder SettIed4. CUStOmer SerViCe

36、solve problems5. the right in a timely mannerTaSk 2: Credit CardS1. F 2.F3.F 4.T5.TTaSk 3: A Ton gUe TWiSterBetty Botta boUght some bUtter.“ BUt, ” She said, bUtter iisitter.PUt a bit Of better butterWill make my butter better . So She bought a bit of butter Better tha n the bitter butter.And it mad

37、e her butter better.So it WaS better than Betty Botta BoUght a bit of bitter butter.Unit8II. LiSte ning SkillsLiSte ning for RentS or ChargeS1.B) $2002 A)$350.3 B)$4004. B)$1605.B)$400III. LiSte ning InTaSk 1:LiVi ng With RoommateS1.C 2.A 3.B 4.D 5.BTaSk 2:I nterviewi ng a Ren tal Age nt1. He intend

38、s to move off campus.2. The apartme nt COn SiStS of a bedroom, a livi ng room, a bathroom and a kitche n.It iS equipped With hardwood floorS and new furnishings, and is located in a quietn eighborhood.3. From the bus stop dow n the block people Can always CatCh buses OntO campus, or into the city.4.

39、 It is $300 Per mon th.5. He has to first Pay the SeCUrity deposit, WhiCh is one month' S rent, and the lastmon th' S rent.TaSk 3: Off-CamPUS APartme nts1.reside nt 2.dormitories 3.apartme nts 4.dema nd 5.properties 6.re nt 7.right8. spe nd 9.afford 10.roommate 11.moves 12.costsTaSk 4: Roomm

40、ate Wan ted1.20-year-old 2.two 3.3-bedroom 4.preferred 5.resp on sible 6.respectful 7.north 8.walk ing 9.dista nce 10.private 11.air con diti oning 12.highSPeed 13.$275 14.utilitiesVI. FUrther LiSte ning and SPeak ingLiSte ningTaSk 1: The ReSide nce Hall1. on CamPUS air-c on diti oned room 3392. the

41、 educati onal PrOgram a liv ing Unit eat and sleep3. all PartS of the COUntry assig ned to room n ati onal orig in4. make new frie nds educati onal activities5. StUde nts ' developmebhte sound educati on CitiZe nshipTaSk 2: Arran geme nts for MOVing1. T 2. F 3. T 4. T 5. FTaSk 3: Top of the Worl

42、dSuCh a feeling COmirg over meThere is WOnder in most everyth ing I SeeNot a cloud in the SkyGot the sun in my eyesAnd I won ' t berprised if it ' S a dreamEVerythi ng I Want the world to beIS now COming true especially for meAnd the reas on is ClearIt ' S because you are hereYou' re

43、 thnearestthing to heaven that I ' Ve SeenI ' m on the top ofe world lookingDown on CreatiOnAnd the only explanation I CanfindIS the love that I ' Ve found ever SinCeYou' Ve been aroundYour love ' S PUt me at the top of worldUnit9II. LiSte ning SkillsMaking CalCulati OnS1.D2. C 3

44、.A 4.B 5.CIII. LiSte ning InTaSk 1: The Interneton CamPUS1. A 2. D 3. A 4. A 5. CTaSk 2: SUrfing the Net1. SUrfing the Internet for the last few hours.2. Some in formati On On South AmeriCa for a PrOjeCt he had.3. BeCaUSe there is so much in formati On available.4. It takes so much Ion ger to find t

45、hi ngs because many SiteS are USeless.5. She thinks they Were USefUI to some One at some time, but they sgould be removed Whe n they ' re no Ionger of USe to anyone.TaSk 3: Internet AddiCt ion1.likely 2.adapti ng 3.psychological 4.access 5.dorms 6.chatt ing 7.related 8.dismissed9.gambli ngTaSk 4

46、: A Brief In troduct ion1.h Onored 2.as our guest puter 4.hack ing 5.protect 6.booksandarticles 7.misuse 8.New ThreatS to SeCUrity 9.wake your in terestV. Let ' S TalkJohn :2,4,6,8Ann e:1,3,5,7VI. FUrtheri ng LiSte ning and SPeak ingLiSte ningTaSk 1: The Origin Of the InternetThe story of the In

47、ternet begi ns in the late 1950s. The SOViet Union IaUn Ched SPUt nik in 1957. The Pen tago n Set UP a research team in 1958 to Create a COmPUter n etwork to OPerate duri ng disasters like a nuclear war. The resulting network Iinked U.S. SCientific and academic researchers. It grew into the World Wi

48、de Web or the Internet that became the n etwork SyStem of the In formatio n Age. In 1985, the NatiOnal SCience FoUndation Created a network WhiCh PrOVided a free natiOnal SerViCe toany U.S. research and education inStitUtion. Later, large CorporatiOnS began to build their ownn etworks. All those n e

49、tworks fin ally joined the Pen tago n' S n etwork to form the Intern et. By the1990s, anyone With a COmPUter, a moder n, and Internet SOftWare could Iink UP to the Intern et. In thefuture, the Internet will PrObabIy grow more complex and become Part of a Iarger n etwork calledthe informatiOn hig

50、hway. With that people could bank, shop, WatCh TV , and PerfOrm many Other activities On Ii ne.Task2: The In ternetA Small Tow nThe Internet is a global network, but in many WayS it' S like a small town With SimiIar SerViCeS tooffer. There are electrOniC post OffiCeS to Send and receive e-mail,

51、functioning SOmeWhat more efficiently than the Post OffiCe We know. There are IibrarieS of information that Stay open 24 hours a day With milli OnS of books and docume nts to browse or SearCh through On the World Wide Web or WWW. You Can also enjoy real-time text-based com muni Cati on, USing Writte

52、 n Or Prin ted material to com muni Cate With OtherS immediately and almost“ face to face ” . Local COffee shopsare See n in the guise of Chat room, With people dropp ing by at all hours of the day and ni ght tosocialize. OnIine educatiOn and training is available just as it is in a“ bricks and mort

53、ar ” UniVerSior school. On Ii ne banking OfferS you all the SerViCeS available at your local bank, WithOUt feari ng to be mugged at an A TM. You Can buy almost anything, Iisten to your local radio StatiOn Or do your grocery shopp ing. In deed, the Intern et is your tow n in a box!Task3: If Only life

54、 could be like a COmPUter!To get your daily exercise, just click On run ”！“If you need a break from life, click On“ SUSPend ” .Hit “ any key ” to ContinUe life When readyTo “ add/remove ” someOnein your life, Ciekings.To improve your appearance, just adjust the display Sett in gs.When you IoSe your Car keys, click On find ”.“You could click onsend” “ and the kids would go to bed immediately.To feel like