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1、Unit 1 New PerspectiveAudio ScriptNicole: Hey, Nancy, have you heard Margaret got promoted?Nancy: Yes, I have. The achievement is awesome considering of all the hardships she's been through.Nicole: Yeah, I really admire her. She is such an optimist.Nancy: Me, too. It's inspiring to see how m

2、uch an optimist achieves. They arewinners of life whilepessimists are losers.Nicole: I can't agree with you more. When there are dark clouds in life, optimists search for the silver lining of opportu nity while pessimists merely compla in.Nancy: Uh-huh. It's amazing how one's attitude af

3、fects his achievements. A positive attitude really makes a big differe nee.Nicole: Do you know attitudes also affect one's health?Nancy: No. I don't. Enlighten me.Nicole: A certain group of researchers are said to have taken personality tests of some people, and they tracked their health sta

4、tus for 30 years. You can guess for the result.Nancy: The optimists turned out to be healthier?Nicole: Yeah. The optimists are reported to have better physical aed mental functioning. Meanwhile, they also lived longer on average than pessimists.Nan cy: Wow, that's so in credible. I think sometim

5、es I am a little bit pessimistic. It's time for a cha nge.Nicole: Yes. Actually, it's not that difficult to change. Just remember, whenever you hold a negative thought, immediately replace it with a positive one. Keep training yourself like this, and then you will be an optimist.Nancy: That&

6、#39;s good news for all the pessimists. It ,s not too late to change.Nicole: No, it's not. And remember Henry Ford once said, "You can believe you can, or you can believe you can't. Either way you will be correct."Unit 2 Musical MoodsAudio ScriptWilliam: Hi! Jane, what is your pla

7、n toni ght?Jane:Not sure. Tve had my hands full with my term paper.William: Come on. You are too hard on yourself. Just relax.Jane:Emmmaybe I n eed some rest.William: Fve got some albums. Would you like to liste n to them for a change?Jane: Sounds great. Actually I was a lover of saxophone music in

8、my middle school days and I admiredKenny G very much at that time. It was because of him that I picked up that musical instrument.William: Wow, great! How is your saxopho ne?Jane:Well, I got the first prize in the In terschool Saxoph one Con test in my senior middleschool.William: You know what? I a

9、lways think those who are good at playing musical instruments arebrillia nt and fan tastic!Jane: You flatter me.William: Can you teach me how to play the saxoph one? You know I wanna give a surprise gift to mygirl frie nd at her birthday party three mon ths later.Jane: No problem. It's my pleasu

10、re.Task 2New Docume ntary About A（无音频，需要录制）In this task, you will listen to a VOA report entitled "4 Mem and then do the exercises as required.Exercise 1Listen to the report and fill in the following columns with the key words or information.malfu nctioWord Tipsn dialysisn. to fail to work prop

11、erlymachinen.透析机docume ntar n.纪录片y NamProfes sio nRelatio nship withPat Spurge onPatv按事件发生顺序记载Exe®raea2oListen to the report again and choose the best answer to the following questions.1. When did Pat Spurge on And the failure of that tra nsferred kid ney?A. before his con cert tour.B.whe n he

12、was a tee nager.C. after he made a docume ntary.D.before he became a drummer.2. On hear ing the n ews of his kid ney failure, what did Pat Spurge on do?A. in dulged himself i n dr inkingB.hit his drums on the roadC. made a docume ntary of his trip D. gave up his con cert tour3. What is the fllm D To

13、ur about?A. the life story of Pat Spurge onB. a record of Pat Spurge on's life in time orderC. a docume nt of Pat Spurge on's dialysis machi neD. the latest video of the rock band Rogue Wave4. What does Pat Spurge on thi nk of music in his life?A. Music serves as a method to locate a pote nt

14、ial donor.B. Music offers the materials for maki ng a docume ntary.C. Music tur ns out to be a collective labor of love.D. Music keeps him struggli ng through the whole dialysis process.Audio script（无音频，需录音）（来源： voa,经过剪辑后使用）A New Docume ntary About A ManPat Spurge on, a drummer with the rock band Ro

15、gue Wave, was born with only one kid ney and received a transplant due to its malfunction as a teenager. But, in 2004, as he prepared for a U.S. con cert tour, that kid ney bega n to fail.In stead of leav ing the band, Spurge on hit the road with hisdrums, his dialysis machi ne and a video camera.HB

16、asically, I just wan ted to make a fllm that showed people how this particular type of dialysis allows you to be mobile and ki nd of carry on with your life as if you did n't have a problem other tha n hav ing to do dialysis every day,"His frie nd Jim Gran ato, an in depe ndent filmmaker an

17、d videographer,who in spired the ideaof making a documentary of his trip, called it D Tour - the D is for dialysis, explains:"This is the firstfllm of its kind in a way to chronicle an individual's being on dialysisin spite of the odds of being ontour with a band, and also his quest for a d

18、onor."Spurge on says he wan ted to share with viewers the challe nges of touri ng while being on dialysis. And music gave him the will to survive.nIt was pretty much the only thi ng that kept me going through the whole dialysis process," he says. "There is one song of ours in particul

19、ar called "Cheaper tha n Therapy., The theme of the song is how music is sort of therapy for people going through certain things.Spurge on con tin ues his busy schedule with Rogue Wave. He says he'll con ti nue to find time to spread awareness about the life-changing gift of organ donation.

20、Unit 3 Money MattersAudio script:Assistant: Good morning. Is there anything I can do for you?Customer: Yes, please. I'd like to open a bank account.Assistant: Would you like it to be a savings account or a checking account?Customer: I am not sure, what is the differenee between them?Assistant: W

21、ell, a savings account pays interest on your money, but there are some restrictions.Customer: What are these restrictions?Assistant: You'll have to put in a minimum of 500 dollars, if you have less than 500 dollars in your sav ings accou nt, we will charge you a ten-dollar mon thly fee, also you

22、 are permitted to write on ly two withdrawal slips per mon th to withdraw mo ney from the sav ings accou nt.Customer: Then what about a checking account?Assistant: A checking account allows you to write unlimited number of checks or you may withdraw your money through ATMs. You also must pay for the

23、 printing the checks, and included with your checking account is a debit card that you can use like a credit card. The interest paid for our checking accou nts is low, but our bank requires a mini mum bala nee of 100 dollars and a check ing accou nt. Customer: So I can write checks to pay all kinds

24、of bills.Assistant: That is right. You can pay for your purchases by writing checks or using your checking accou nt debit card as long as you don't overdraw your accou nt.Customer: That sou nds good, I thi nk I will ope n a check ing accou nt. Thank you for your helpAssistant: You're welcome

25、. I will handle this for you.Unit 4 Looking GoodAudio ScriptJen: Hey, Tiffany. Look at all the cosmetic products you've bought!Tiffany: Hi, Jen. You are a beauty guru. Please give me some advice on skin care. I really want to put my best face forward.Jen: What do you want to know?Tiffa ny: Well,

26、 is there a more suitable way for face clea nsing?Jen: Yes, there is. Actually, face cleansing is very important for skin care. The first step is to choose the facial clea nser appropriate for your skin. My skin is rather sen sitive, so I usually use somethi ng gen tle. Tiffany: I've got oily sk

27、in and the cleanser I got have contains salicylic acid. I was told it helps clear out clogged pores.Jen: Sure, the cleanser goes exactly with your skin. Next step, wash your hands with soap and water to rid them of dirt and grease. Pull your hair back so it does not get in the way.Tiffany: Definitel

28、y. I do that all the time.Jen: The third step is to wet your face by splashing it with warm water.Tiffa ny: Does cold water help, too?Jen: Not really. Warm water helps open the pores while cold water closes them.Tiffa ny: I see. I will remember to use warm water from now on.Jen: Fourth, put an amoun

29、t of cleanser into your hands and work it into a lather. Apply it gently to your face with your fingertips us ing small circular moti ons.Tiffany: Wow, you are so professional and such a good example to learn from.Jen: Than ks. And don't forget to wash your hairli ne, eyebrows, and ben eath your

30、 jaw. Then, rinse the clea nser off by splashi ng your face with warm water.Tiffa ny: Warm water aga in.Jen: After patting your face dry with a clean towel, apply a natural, alcohol-free toner with a cotton ball or pad.Tiffa ny: I see. I guess n ext step is for me to apply a moisturizer.Jen: You are

31、 right. But remember, again, the moisturizer should be appropriate for your skin type.Tiffany: Thank you, Jen. You are really an expert. Maybe later on you could teach me how to use make up.Jen: Any time.Unit 5 CommunityAudio ScriptMary: Are you still coming to my place for dinner tomorrow night?Hen

32、ry: Of course. Is the dinner still on?Mary: Yes, I am just wondering how you and your roommates are planning on coming to my place.Henry: We are planning on walking both ways since the weather is still nice.Mary: That's what I thought you would do. Listen, I live in a bit of a rough neighborhood. It's just down the street from all the bars. You probably don't want to be walking around after dark.Henry: It can't be that bad.Mary: I wish