朗文英语听说教程第一册答案

1、文档来源为 :从网络收集整理.word 版本可编辑.欢迎下载支持(朗文英语听说教程)StudentBookAnswerKeysUnit1HappinessVocabularyPreview,PartA,pages2-31. a2.c3.a4.b5.a6.a7.c8.c9.b10.bVocabularyPreview,PartB,page42. a2.b3.a4.a5.bTakingBetterNotes,page5PossibleAnswers:3. Thelectureisabouthappiness.4. Themainideasareontheleftsideofthepage.Them

2、ainideasare“physical”and“psychological.”5. Thedetailsareindentedbelowthemainideas.Thedetailsare“smiling”/“slowheartbeat”and“notworried”/“thinkingclearly.”ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page6Checkthesefactors:Beingsatisfiedwithyourself,Beingoptimistic,Havinggoodrelationship.ListeningforDetails,PartB,pag

3、e71. T2.F3.T4.F5.F6.F7.T8.FUsingYourNotes,PartB,pages7-8(Note:Even-numberedanswersmayvary.)2. Optimistic2.Dontworryaboutproblems3.Manycloserelationships6. Familyandfriends5.Alwayswanttochange6.Loseweight7.Assumethingswillgetworse8.Worryabouttheirproblems9.Fewfriends10. WorktoomuchUnit2NewKindsofFood

4、VocabularyPreview,PartA,pages11-121 .b2.c3.c4.b5.c6.b7.a8.c9.a10.bVocabularyPreview,PartB,page121. a2.b3.a4.b5.b6.b7.a8.b9.b10.aVocabularyPreview,PartC,page131.altered2.dominate3.environment4.fresh5.benefits6.pesticides7.normal8.harvest9.risks10.consumeTakingBetterNotes,pages13-14PossibleAnswers:1.

5、Thislectureisaboutgrowingorganicfood.2. Thenotesaredividedintobenefitsandrisks.3. Twobenefitsaretworisksarelisted.ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page15Benefits:a,b,dRisks:b,c,eListeningforDetails,PartB,page151. corn2.strawberry3.tomato4.tomato5.corn6.strawberryUsingYourNotes,PartB,page16(Note:Odd-numbe

6、redanswersmayvary.)1. Cornkillsinsectsthateattheplant.2. Growbetter.3. Tomatostaysfreshfortwomonths.4. Dominateotherplants.5. Corncanhurtbutterfliesthatlivenearby.6. HarmfultopeopleUnit3PublicArtVocabularyPreview,PartA,pages19-201 .a2.a3.c4.a5.b6.c7.b8.a9.a10.aVocabularyPreview,PartB,page201.b2.a3.b

7、4.b5.aVocabularyPreview,PartC,erpret10.symbolizesTakingBetterNotes,pages21-22PossibleAnswers:1. ThenameofthesculpturesisKnot.2. CosimoCavallaromadeit.3. Knotwasmadein1996.Itis100feetby16feetby8feetandweighs2,400p

8、ounds.Itismadeofrustedsteel.4. Thesculputuresymbolizeshumanfeelingsandconfusion.ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page241. Spoonbridge2.Peace3.Non-ViolenceandCherryListeningforDetails,PartB,page241.F2.T3.F4.T5.T6.FUsingYourNotes,PartB,page25PossibleAnswers:1. Publicartisusuallyoutdoorsinpublicplaces.Itisb

9、ecomingmorepopular.2. Onepurposeofpublicartistomakecitiesmorebeautifulandinterestingandletpeopleenjoyart.3. OneexampleisSpoonbridgeandCherry.Itisahugemetalsculpture.Itissilverandred.Itsanexampleofpopart,whichisartabouteverydaythings.4. Anotherpurposeofpubicartistoillustrateconceptsortopromotebeliefs

10、.5. OneexampleisPeace.Itisastatueofawomanonahorse,anditisarealisticstatue.Itisasymbolofpeace.6. AnotherexampleisNon-Violence.Itisametalsculpture.Itlookslikeaguntiedinaknot.Thisisimpossible,sothissculptureisanexampleofsurrealism.Itspurposeistopromotepeace.Unit4JourneytoAntarcticaVocabularyPreview,Par

11、tB,page281.g2.c3.d4.j5.h6.e7.i8.b9.f10.aTakingBetterNotes,pages29-301.1907-19092.8/7/19073.1/19084.10/29/19085.>2mos.6.1/9/1909ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page31Numbertheeventsasfollows:1,4,3,2,6,7,5ListeningforDetails,PartB,page321. T2.F3.F4.F5.T6.T7.F8.FUsingYourNotes,PartB,pages32-332. Jan.183

12、.Oct.274.April95.May206.Aug.30Unit5ViolenceonTelevisionVocabularyPreview,PartA,pages36-371.a2.a3.b4.b5.c6.b7.c8.a9.c10.aVocabularyPreview,PartB,page371.a2.a3.b4.b5.aVocabularyPreview,PartC,page381.act2.long-term3.average4.focused5.impact6.estimate7.characters8.immediate9.assess10.linkTakingBetterNot

13、es,pages38-39Answerswillvary.ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page39Numbertheitemsinthisorder:4,2,3,1ListeningforDetails,PartB,page401.c2.a3.b4.a5.c6.b7.c8.bUsingYourNotes,PartB,page41SampleCorrectedSentences:- -Almost98%ofAmericanfamilieshaveatelevision.- -CartoonshavemoreactsofviolencethanadultTVshows.

14、- -Achildseesabout100,000actsofviolencebyage12.- -WhenchildrenwatchalotofTV,theyaremoreviolentwhentheyareolder.Unit6TooOldtoLearn?VocabularyPreview,PartB,page441. f2.c3.g4.h5.a6.j7.e8.b9.i10.dVocabularyPreview,PartC,page451 .remove2.adolesecnts3.skill4.evidence5.conclude6.theory7.native8.period9.acc

15、ent10.criticalTakingBetterNotes,pages45-46SampleRewrittenNotes:1.L12.L23.Diff.betweenL1+L2ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page471.b2.b3.cListeningforDetails,PartB,page481.a2.b3.a4.c5.bUsingYourNotes,PartB,page491.animalsorhumans2.tosing3.hearparentssong4.tosee5.havelight6.tospeakwithoutaccent7.beyoungUn

16、it7AreWeAlone?VocabularyPreview,PartA,page52Paragraph11.c2.b3.d4.aParagraph21.c2.a3.bParagraph31.b2.c3.aVocabularyPreview,PartB,page531.beings2.galaxy3.lightyears4.investigate5.approximately6.range7.signal8.locate9.restricted10.relescopeTakingBetterNotes,pages54-551. WhatdoesSETIstandfor?2. Howdidth

17、eSETIprojectbegin?ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page55Numberthequestionsinthisorder:2,1,4,3ListeningforDetails,PartB,page561. a2.a3.b4.b5.a6.cUsingYourNotes,PartB,page57PossibleAnswers:1 .therere400billionstarsinourgalaxyand100billiongalaxiesintheuniverse.Otherplanetscanprobablysupportlifesimilartolif

18、eonearth.2 .usingradiotelescopestolistenforradiosignalsfromspace.3 .wemaylocateotherintelligentbeings.4 .radiosignalstravelquicklythroughspaceandhavealongrange.5 .travelatthespeedoflight.Aradiosignaltakesfouryearstoreachusfromthenearestgalaxy,AlphaCentauri.AlphaCentauriis4.2lightyearsaway.6 .travel1

19、0milespersecond.Itwouldtake60,000yearsforarockettotraveltousfromthenearestgalaxy.7 .havealongrange.Theycantravellongdistancesandarenotrestrictedtoonearea.8 .arerestrictedtotravelinginonedirection.Unit8DotheRightThingVocabularyPreview,PartA,pages60-611.a2.b3.b4.c5.c6.a7.b8.a9.c10.cVocabularyPreview,P

20、artB,page621.a.abilityb.right2.a.funeralb.principle3.a.analyzeb.justify4.a.sourceb.respectmonVocabularyPreview,PartC,page621.individual2.right3.respect4.source5.abilitymon9.analyze10.justifyTakingBetterNotes,page63PossibleAnswers:1. Theterm“ethics”and“ethicaldecision”aredefined.Thetermsareunderlined

21、toshowthattheyareimportant.2. Thedefinitionfor“ethics”is“principlesfordecidingrightandwrong.”Thedefinitionfor“ethicaldecision”is“goodorcorrectdecision.”Thenotesshowthattheyaredefinitionsbyshowingthekeywordorphraseontheleftandthedefinitionontheright.ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page641. c2.b3.bListeni

22、ngforDetails,PartB,page65IndividualRights:1,3,6CommonGood:2,4,5UsingYourNotes,PartB,pages66-67PossibleAnswers:NoteCard12. right3. thinkfreelyandmakehisorherowndecisions4. wrongNoteCard21. themostpeople2. thefewestpeopleNoteCard31. notlietothewoman2. lyingisalwayswrong3. lietothewomanandgivethemoneyt

23、otheschool4. themoneywillhelpmorepeopleUnit9AGoodNightsSleepVocabularyPreview,PartA,pages70-711. a2.b3.a4.c5.b6.c7.a8.c9.a10.bVocabularyPreview,PartB,pages71-72Paragraph11.survey2.habits3.consequence4.relatedParagraph21.require2.minimum3.functionParagraph31.creates2.recognize3depriveVocabularyPrevie

24、w,PartC,page721.recognize2.consequence3.habit4.minimum5.related6.function7.require8.creates9.survey10.deprivationTakingBetterNotes,pages72-73PossibleAnswers:1. Forty-fourpeopleofteenagerswatchTVbeforebedand35percentdrinksodawithcaffeine.Theconsequenceisthattheygotobedlateanddontsleepwell.2. Mostteen

25、sgetfewerthaneighthoursofsleepanight.3. Tenpercentofteensarelateforschool,60percentaretiredatschool,and15percentfallasleepinclass.ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page741.a,c2.b,cListeningforDetails,PartB,page751. F(Manypeopledontrecognizethatsleepdeprivationisaserioushealthproblem)2. T3. F(Thirtypercent

26、ofAmericansworkmorethanfiftyhoursaweek.)4. T5. T6. T7. F(Thereare100,000sleep-relatedcaraccidentsintheU.S.eachyear.)8. TUsingYourNotes,PartB,pages75-76PossibleAnswers:1. workoverfiftyhoursaweek2. lesstimeforotherthings,includingsleep3. twenty-fourhoursaday4. stayuplatewatchingTV,usingInternet5. Amer

27、icanusuallysleepy6. Americansmakemistakesbecausesleepy7. sleep-relatedaccidentsayear8. injuries9. deaths10. sleepywhiledriving11. fallasleepdrivingUnit10NegotiatingforSuccessVocabularyPreview,PartA,page791. e2.d3.c4.b5.a6.i7.h8.f9.g10.jVocabularyPreview,PartB,page801 .a2.a3.b4.a5.b6.a7.a8.a9.b10.bTa

28、kingBetterNotes,pages81-821. joiningtwocompanies2.handinginhomeworklate3.wheretogoonvacation4.choosingaTVgameshowListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page831.b2.a3.cListeningforDetails,PartB,pages83-841. a2.b3.b4.b5.b6.aUsingYourNotes,PartB,page84Possibleanswers:2. Youarentdoingyourwork3. communicate4. I5. I

29、mworriedbecausetheworkisntdone.6. ofyou7. theprojectwillbelateUnit11RiskingItVocabularyPreview,PartA,page88Paragraph11 .e2.c3.d4.b5.aParagraph21 .e2.c3.b4.d5.aVocabularyPreview,PartB,page895.versus10.control1. perceives2.injuries3.circumstances4.everyday6.significant7.natural8.actual9.occurVocabular

30、yPreview,PartC,page894.natural 5.versus9. injure 10.occur1.circumstance2.significant3.control6.perceive7.actual8.everdayTakingBetterNotes,page901.higher2.lower3.more4.riskierthanListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page91Numberthetopicsasfollows:2,4,1,3ListeningforDetails,PartB,pages91-921.a2.b3.a4.a5.a6.bUs

31、ingYourNotes,PartB,pages92PossibleAnswers:1.Actualrisk2.oncontrol3.Driving4.Natural5.Outinsun6.Unusualeventsvs.everydayactivities7.AthomeUnit12TheElectronicBrainVocabularyPreview,PartA,pages95Paragraph11.b2.c3.e4.d5.aParagraph21.d2.a3.c4.b5.eVocabularyPreview,PartB,gram3.byhand4.anerror5.previousplexVocabularyPreview,PartCgram8.design9.calculaition10.elementsTakingBetterNotes,page97Answerswillvary.ListeningforMainIdeas,PartB,page981.a2.a3.a4.bListeningforDetails,PartB,page991 .F(TheENIACprojectwasstartedinthemidd