全新版大学英语听说教程3答案完整版

1、.专业.整理.全新版大学英语听说教程答案第三册UINT1PartBText1Exercise1:1.c2.a3.bExercise2:Shesuggestedthatherhusbandspendmoretimewithhismother.Shesaidtoherhusband,Lifeistooshort,youneedtospendtimewiththepeopleyoulove.Youprobablywontbelieveme,butIknowyouloveherandIthinkthatifthetwoofyouspendmoretimetogether,itwillmakeusclo

2、ser.1).shewaswaitingbythedoorwithhercoatonandshehadherhaircurled.2)Shehadtoldherladyfriendsaboutthis.Text2Exercise1:1.c2.d3.dExercise2:1.F2.T3.F4.T5.FPartCb2.c3.b4.d5.dPARTDMyFirstJobMyparentsranasmallrestaurant.Itwasopentwenty-fourhoursaday,sevendaysaweek.MyfirstjobwasshiningshoesforcustomerswhenIw

3、assixyearsold.MydutiesincreasedasIgrewolder.ByagetenIwasclearingtablesandwashingplates.MyfathermadeitclearthatIhadtomeetcertainstandards.Ihadtobeontime,hard-workingandpolitetothecustomers.IwasneverpaidforanyworkIdid.OnedayImadethemistakeoftellingDadIthoughtheshouldgivemetenpoundsaweek.Hesaid,OK,then

4、howaboutyoupayingmeforthethreemealsadaywhenyoueathereandforthetimesyoubringyourfriendshereforfreedrinks?HefiguredIowedhimabout40poundsaweek.Thistaughtmequitealot.Unit2PartBText1Exercise1:1.b2.a3.d4.cExercise2:1984/son/medicalschool/tuition/affordit/realize/newspaperads/extrabusiness/advertisement/su

5、cceeded/agent/changed/phonecall/putaside/doing/immediately/familiar/father-in-laws/visited/hisfather-in-lawalive/coincidenee.Text2Exercise1:1.T2.F3.F4.F5.FExercise2:载可编辑下载可编辑.专业.整理.专业.整理.Hewasintrigued.Abankstatement.hisfather-in-lawhadputanamountofmoneyinthebankforhisgrandchildrenseducation.Alittle

6、over$15,000.Hecouldusethemoneytocoverthetuitionofhisfirstyearatamedicalcollege.HeisadoctorinIllinois.PartCF2.T3.F4.F5.T6.T7.F8.TPARTDUnexplainedParallelsOneofthebest-knowncollectionsofparallelsisbetweenthecareersofAbrahamLincolnandJohnF.Kennedy.BothwereshotonaFriday,inthepreseneeoftheirwives;bothwer

7、esucceededbyaSouthernernamedJohnson;boththeirkillerswerethemselveskilledbeforetheycouldbebroughttojustice.LincolnhadasecretarycalledKennedy;KennedyasecretarycalledLincoln.LincolnwaskilledintheFordTheater;KennedymethisdeathwhileridinginaLincolnconvertiblemadebytheFordMotorCompany-andsoon.Similarcoinc

8、idencesoftenoccurbetweentwins.AnewsstoryfromFinlandreportedoftwo70-year-oldtwinbrothersdyingtwohoursapartinseparateaccidents,withbothbeinghitbytruckswhilecrossingthesameroadonbicycles.Accordingtothepolice,thesecondvictimcouldnothaveknownabouthisbrothersdeath,asofficershadonlymanagedtoidentifythefirs

9、tvictimminutesbeforethesecondaccident.Connectionsarealsofoundbetweenidenticaltwinswhohavebeenseparatedatbirth.DorothyLoweandBridgetHarrisonwereseparatedin1945,anddidnotmeetuntil1979,whentheywereflownoverfromBritainforaninvestigationbyapsychologistattheUniversityofMinnesota.（8处答案为met,34）Theyfoundthat

10、whentheymettheywerebothwearingsevenringsontheirhands,twobraceletsononewrist,awatchandabraceletontheother.Theymarriedonthesameday,hadwornidenticalweddingdressesandcarriedthesameflowers.DorothyhadnamedhersonRichardAndrewandherdaughterCatherineLouise;BridgethadnamedhersonAndrewRichardandherdaughterKare

11、nLouise.（10处答案similar自己看下这个不一定,children）Infact,shehadwantedtocallherCatherine.BothhadacatcalledTiger.Theyalsohadastringofsimilarmannerismswhentheywerenervous.Howcanweexplaintheabovesimilarities?Unit3PartBText1Exercise1:1.b2.c3.aExercise2:Becauseshewantedtounderstandeachothersexpectationssothatpotent

12、ialproblemscouldbeavoidedandtheycouldlivehappilytogether.Cleaningup.Everythingmustbecleanedupandputawaybeforegoingtobed.Sleeping.Timeforbed:11pm;timetogetup:6:30amexceptonweekends.Text2Exercise1:1.F2.F3.T4.TExercise2:Onerulesaysthatiftheygetlostformorethanfiveminuteswhentheyaredriving,theymuststopan

13、daskfordirections.OnceTomandLindagotlostwhentheyweredrivingtoafriendswedding.Lindawantedtostopatagasstationtoasktheway,butTomthoughthecouldfigureitout.Asaresult,theywerelatefortheweddingbecausetheywentinthewrongdirectionforfortymiles.PartC1.notsospecial/notextremesa.getangryquicklyb.changethemselves

14、.PARTD原文HusbandsandWivesDontSeeThingsAlikeLetsfaceit-husbandsandwivesjustdontseethingsalike.TakeTVremotecontrols,forexample.Imachannel-grazer.WhenIwatchthenews,Iflipbackandforththroughfourdifferentnetworks.Itdrivesmecrazywhenyoudothat,mywifecomplains.Idontunderstandwhyshehasnointerestinotherchannels

15、.Afterall,sheisawomanwhowantstoknoweverythinggoingonintheneighborhoodandamongalltherelatives.JustonebuttonawaymightbeaninterestingprogramonHowtoLoseFiftyPoundsbyEatingChocolateSundaesorHowtoUnderstandWeirdHusbands.But,no,shewontchangechannels,notevenifshedislikestheprogramsheswatching.Thistalkshowho

16、stmakesmesoangry!shecriedoneevening.Thenwhydontyouchangethechannel?Iasked.BecauseIcantstandpeoplewhoarealwayschangingchannels.Differences.Norightorwrong,justdifferences.Thefirstlawofcivilization,saidanoldphilosopher,istoletpeoplebedifferent.Idontneedtoconvertmywifetomyways,andshedoesnttrytomakemebel

17、ikeher.Wesimplytaketurnsmonitoringtheremotecontrol.ThemajordiffereneebetweenthespeakerandhiswifeistheirTVviewinghabits.Accordingtothespeaker,heismoreinterestedintalkshowswhilehiswifeismoreinterestedinnewsprograms.Thewifeseemstobemoreweirdthanthehusbandis.Thespeakerandhiswifeusuallytaketurnsworkingth

18、eremotecontrolwhentheywatchtelevision.Itcanbeinferredthatwomenaregenerallymoretolerantthanmenoftheirspousesdifferences.Thespeakerandhiswifemaintainpeacenotbychangingeachotherbutbytoleranee.Unit4PartBText1Exercise1:1.d2.c3.aExercise2:Samhasbeenapoliceofficerfor30years.Hehasdoneeverythingfrompatroltou

19、ndercoverwork.Hehasalsodonedetectiveworkandnowheissupervisinginvestigations.Samthinksbeingapoliceofficerisaverystressfuljob,butitdependsontheassignmentonehas.Inhisopinionthebiggestpertofthestressisthefearoftheunknownandpatrolisthemoststressfulassignment.Text2Exercise1:1.T2.F3.T4.F5.TExercise2:1.Onei

20、sanexerciseprogram,anotherisapsychologicalprogramwithcounselingforofficers.Andthereareseveraldiscussiongroupsaswellforofficerstositdownandtalkabouttheirstresswithotherofficers.2.2).Hetriestogetsomesortofexerciseeveryday.3).hispersonalrelationships,especiallyhisrelationshipswithhiswife.PartCd2.d3.d4.

21、b5.cPARTDFindingCreativeOutletsforVeryStressfulTimesBeautifyingyourhomeisafunandpracticalpastimethatcanofferawonderfulsenseofaccomplishment.Fewpeoplemayrealize,however,thatpaintingthewalls,knittingbedspreadsorsewingpillowscanhelprelievethelifepressuresweallexperienee.Studiesindicatethatengagingincre

22、ativeendeavorssuchassewingandcraftingcanloweronesriskofstroke,kidneydamageandheartdisease.Thesecalming,repetitiveactivitiesrelaxthemindandcanlowerbloodpressure.Sharingsuchactivitiescanalsobeawaytospendtimewithlovedones,whichincreasesoursenseofbelongingandfurtherreducesstress.Peoplehavealwaysturnedto

23、workingwiththeirhandsintimesofstress.Handicraftworks,withtheirsymbolsofhope,haveafargreaterimpactwhencreatedbygroups.Keepinmindthefollowingtipstoincreasethestress-relievingbenefitsofyourcraftprojects:1.Workwithmaterialsthatstimulatethesenses;workinacomfortableareawithoutdistractions;playyourfavorite

24、music.（4处答案framing）Makeafamilyprojectofselectingyourfavoritephotos,andframethemsotheycanbeenjoyedeveryday.Instressfultimes,thephotoscanliftyourspiritsasyourecallhappymoments.Ifyourscheduleishectic,chooseapracticalprojectthatwillmakethemostofcraftingtime.Ifasimplekitchencurtainneedstobereplaced,start

25、there.Changesometimescompelsustoseethingsinnewways.Unit5PartBText1Exercise1:1.D2.DExercise2:1.F2.T3.F4.T5.T6.F7.T8.F9.F10.TText2Exercise1:1.ReachingEverybodybyExposingLies2.TheylaunchedanadvertisingcampaigntocallonyouthtofightagainsttobaccocompaniesbystartingtheNotfroSalecommercialontelevisionandrad

26、io.TheyintendtospreadthemessagethatteenagersnoIongerwanttobetargetedbytobaccocompaniesintheiradvertisements.Exercise2:1.c2.a3.c4.c5.bPartCSkatescooterMostlymadeinSwitzerlandIn1999NotuntilitwaspopularinJapanForsport;fortransportationfromhometotheundergroundorfromabusstoptotheofficeavarietyofpeople,fr

27、omstudentstobusinessexecutivesCanbefoldedupwithoutdifficultyandiseasytocarryaboutPARTD答案（仅供参考）16yearsold,gotocollege,clothesandboys,hergradesslipped,ascholarship,wealthy,afford,tuition,normal,fashionanddating,atalk,thinkaboutputtingcollegeoff,wait,未知,push5takehereducation,seriously原文SheDoesntSeemRea

28、dyforCollegeHi,Jenny,youdontlookhappy.Whatswrong?Jenny:Well,Roger,Ivegotaproblem.Roger:Whatisit?Jenny:YouknowmydaughterJaneis16yearsoldnow.Andwevebeguntalkingaboutcollege.Shesaysshewantstogo,butsheslethergradesslipandnomatterhowIurgehertostudy,allsheseemsinterestedinareclothesandboys.Werenotwealthy,

29、youknow.Anditwontbeeasyforustoaffordthetuitionifshecantgetascholarship.Isgoingtocollegethebestchoiceforherrightnow?Roger:Doyoumeanthatshedoesntseemreadyforcollege?Jenny:Youreright.Roger:ThenyoudbetterhaveaserioustalkwithJaneaboutcollege.Jenny:Aserioustalkwithher?Roger:Yes,tomyminditsquitenormalforgi

30、rlsheragetobewrappedupinfashionanddating,butasamotheryouhavearighttoexpecthertopayattentiontoherstudiestoo.Jenny:Yes,buthow?Roger:Askherhowserioussheisaboutcollegeandhowhardsheswillingtoworkforit.Janemaybemorecommittedthanyourealize.Butifnot,tellhersheshouldthinkaboutputtingcollegeoffforawhile.Thatc

31、ouldgiveherthepushsheneedstotakehereducationseriously.Jenny:Soundslikeagoodidea.Roger:Andifyoudecidesheshouldwait,shecangetajob,takeclassesatacommunitycollegeordoaninternshiptogetexperienee.Shemaybejustoneofthosewhoneedtoseeabitofreallifebeforetheysettledown.Unit6PartBText1Exercise1:1.D2.CExercise2:

32、LeavesareNaturesfoodfactories.Plantstakewaterfromthegroundthroughtheirrootsandcarbondioxidefromtheair.Thenleavesturnwaterandcarbondioxideintosugarinthepreseneeofsunlightandchlorophyll.Thisprocessiscalledphotosynthesis.Leavesaremostlygreenbecausechlorophyllisgreen.Asamatteroffact,thereare,inleaves,sm

33、allamountsofyellowandorangeallalong,buttheyarecoveredupbythegreenchlorophyllinsummer.Theyshowupinfallaschlorophylldisappearsfromtheleaves,duetothedeclineofphotosynthesis.Thebrightredsandpurplesweseeinleavesoftreeslikemaplesaremademostlyinfall.Thebrowncoloroftreeslikeoaksismadefromwastesleftintheleav

34、es.Text2Exercise1:1.C2.BExercise2:Theyareleafpigments,lengthofnight,andweather.Itisthesteadilyincreasinglengthofnight.Theychangetheircolorsatthesametimenomatterwhethertheyareonahighmountainorinwarmlowlandsbecausethetimingofcolorchangeseemstobegeneticallyinherited.Itisbecausetheirneedle-likeorscale-l

35、ikefoliageiscoveredwithaheavywaxcoatingandtheliquidinsidetheircellscontainscold-resistantelements.IntheArcticbecausethewinterthereistoocold.PartCExercise:1.T2.F3.T4.T5.F6.F7.T8.TPartD答案Where,原文ForyearsMr.Urquhartandhiscolleagueswonderedwherethemigratorymonarchsspentthewinter.（第3、4空答案mystery仅供参考,hisc

36、olleagueswondered）Despitetheirhopes,fieldworkinFloridaandalongtheGulfCoastdiscoverednolargegroupsofwinteringmonarchs.Theninlate1972,hiswifeNorahwrotetonewspapersinMexicoabouttheproject,askingforvolunteerstoreportsightingsofthebutterflyandhelpwithtagging.Finally,inresponsecamealetter,datedFebruary26,

37、1973,fromamancalledKennethBruggerinMexicoCity,whoofferedtohelpfindthebutterflyhideaway.Travelinginhismotorhome,BruggerdrovebackandforthacrosstheMexicancountryside,lookingforclues.Hewasespeciallywatchfulatdusk,whenthebutterflieswouldbemovingaboutlookingforaplacetosleep.Atlast,onedaywassuccessful.Onth

38、eeveningofJanuary9,1975,BruggercalledfromMexico.Ihavefoundthem-millionsofmonarchs-inevergreensbesideamountainclearing,hesaid,unabletocontroltheexcitementinhisvoice.HighinarangeofvolcanicmountainsthatcrossescentralMexico,hecameuponhundredsofevergreentrees,eachentirelyhiddenbysleepingbutterflies.Someo

39、ftheinsectsworetagsthatMr.UrquhartandhishelpershadputontheminCanadaandthenorthernUnitedStates.Themysterywassolved!Themonarchswinterhomeiswellsuitedtotheirneeds.Throughoutthewinterthetemperaturestaysnearfreezing.Itisnotcoldenoughtokillthevisitinginsects,butitischillyenoughtokeepthemfrommovingabout.Th

40、ebutterfliessurviveonthestoredfatfromtheirsummerfoods.Inspringthebutterfliesawakenandflynorthagain.Taggedbutterflies,whichweremarkedinMexico,havebeenfoundintheUnitedStates.Soonemysteryissolved.Butanotherremains.Howdothebutterfliesfindtheirway?Thosethatmigratesouthinthefallwerebornsometimeduringthesu

41、mmerorearlyfall.TheyhaveneverbeentoMexico.Yettheysomehowseekoutthesamerestingplaces.Themysteryofhowtheyfindtheirwayisleftforfuturescientiststosolve.Unit7PartBText1Exercise1:1.B2.CExercise2:1.F2.T3.F4.F5.T6.T7.FText2Exercise1:1.D2.BExercise2:BecauseshewasafraidKrimalimightnotbeabletocatchher.Becauses

42、hethoughtthebedsheetscouldsomehowprotectthebabyfrombeinghurtifshefailedtocatchher.Becausetheywereafraidoftheswayingceiling.tomakeiteasierandsaferforpeopletogetdown.Abouttwodozenweresaved.PartCExercise:1.A2.B3.B4.B5.APARTD答案FTTFTFF原文TheGirlWhoSoundedtheAlarmKellyworkedataphotoshopinSanJose,California

43、.Inher16monthsofdevelopingphotosshehasseenafewstrangeimages.Sometimestherewerenakedpeopleandsometimestherewerephotosofdeadpeoplefromfunerals.Butwhatcametohereyesthatmorningwasthescariestshehadeverseen.Inthephotographswasayoungmaninblackglovesandbeltandpants,withawhiteT-shirtsayingNaturalSelection.He

44、wasseeneithervigorouslywavingpipebombsintheairorholdingashotgun.InthebackgroundofthephotographsKellycouldseepipebombswithnailstapedallaroundthemsotheywouldhurtpeoplewhenthebombswentoff.Photoclerksathershoparetoldtoreportpossiblesuspectsofvariouscrimestoauthorities.Sometimes,however,thereisnocleardir

45、ectiononwhatshouldbereported.ButthephotosoftheyoungmanleftnodoubtinKellysmind.Kellyturnedtoherbossandsaid,Imgoingtocallthepolice.Butthemanagerhesitated,forhewasafraidthatthismightbringtroubletohimandhisbusiness.Sosheconsultedherfather,aveteranpoliceofficer,whotoldhertodial911atonce.Officerswerewaiti

46、ngwhenthecustomercametopickupthephotos.Kellysdecisiveactionmayhavepreventedmassmurder,accordingtotheauthorities.The19-year-oldstudentinthephotographshadtakenthepicturesasafinalstepinatwo-year-longplottoblowupandgundowncrowdsofstudentsathiscollege.Hewaschargedwithweaponspossessionwithintenttoinjurean

47、dwasputinprison.Unit8PartBText1Exercise1:1.B2.A3.DExercise2:1.T2.F3.T4.F5.FText2Exercise1:1.D2.DExercise2:A.apositivefactor.noseriousissues.notasignificantfactor.notaffectedtheirlives.atleastasmalldisadvantageandaminorsourceoffrustrationintheirlives.BBasicskillslikelearningtowrite,learningtousesciss

48、orsandotherhandtoolsandutensils,andlearningvariouscraftsandotheractivitiesInstructorsandinstructions.PartCat12weeksbothhandsby24weeksbothhandsby36weekslefthandbetween40and44weeksrighthandat48weekslefthandbetween52and56weeksrighthandat80weeksbothhandsattheageoftworighthandbetweentwoandahalfandthreeye

49、arsbothhandsbytheageofeight.PARTDBrainOrganizationandHandednessScientificstudiesduringthe1970sandearly1980ssuggestedthatdifferencesinleft-andright-handerspatternsofbrainorganizationmaybeassociatedwithdifferencesinskills,abilities,andperhapsevenpersonalities.Inthelargemajorityofright-handers,about98o

50、r99percent,speechiscontrolledbytheleftsideofthebrain.Therightsideofthebrain,however,isusuallyusedforrecognizingandrememberingfacesandunderstandingrelationshipsinspace.Inleft-handers,itisdifficulttoknowexactlytheirpatternsofbrainorganization.About65to70percentofleft-handershavespeechcontrolledbythele

51、ftsideofthebrain,whichisalsotrueofright-handers.Butin30to35percentofleft-handersspeechiscontrolledbytherightsideofthebrain.Insomeleft-handers,bothsidesofthebrainarecapableofcontrollingspeech.Unit9PartBText1Exercise1:InMr.AndrewSongsofficeBossandsecretary.ForanappointmentwithMr.AndrewSong.Exercise2:1

52、.T2.F3.F4.F5.F6.T7.T8.FText2Exercise1:1.b2.cExercise2:Purposeofmeeting:todiscussthecausesforthedeclineinprofitsTime:10:00amChair:BernardSpeaker:SamCanningPosition:ChiefSalesExecutiveThemainpointsofhistalk:SalesaredownbutnotbytoomuchThebudgetforsaleshasntincreasedevenwithinflationTheproductsareold.Pa

53、rtCtechnicalfeature:.-almostthesamePrice:.10to15%moreexpensivethanBproductsMarketshare:A-smallerbutgrowing/B-largeratpresentFame:AproductsarelesswellknownthanBproductsProspect:A-hasmorepotentialtosurvivefuturecommercialpressuresasithasatechnicalleadinresearch,gooddesignandgoodmarketingstrategy.B-wil

54、lprobablybeunabletokeepitspresentstatusDecisionreached:ToinvestinAPARTDPreparingforaNegotiationIthinkfirstofalloneneedstobeprepared.Imeantoknowwhatyouwantfromanegotiation,whatyouraimsandobjectivesare.Withoutclearaims,youcanthaveclearthinking,soaimsarevital.Whatdoyouwant?Acontract?Afirmagreement?Orju

55、sttofindoutafewthings?Then,youhavetoknowwhatstheminimumdeal.Decidewhatisthelowestofferyoucanacceptforadeal.Thenyouhavetoknowwhereyoucangiveway,ormakeconcessions.Sofixingconcessionsandtargetsisimportant.WithoutthatyouendupagreeingtosomethingandlateryouthinkOhno,thatsabaddeal!Oryoumissoutonwhatseemeda

56、baddealatthetimebutwasinfactokay,notbadanyway.Anotherareaistoknowyourstrengthsandyourweaknesses.Thisisasimportantasbeingawareoftheopportunitiesandthreats-ordangers-thatexistoutside,fromcompetitorsforexample.So,knowthemarket,knowyourstrengths,andknowaboutpricesandotherpossibilities.Ifyoudothis,youcan

57、seethenegotiationinitspropercontext.Thenyouneedtoprepareallsupportinginformation.Figures,numbers,pictures,whatever.Itcouldbeanything,butthemostimportantthingisthatyoucansupportwhatyousay.Ithelpsyoutobeclear.Next,theteamhastobewellprepared,wellmanaged.Ifitsateamyouhave,everyoneneedsaclearrole,clearre

58、sponsibilities.Finally,youropeningremarks.Preparewhattosay.Beginingeneraltermswhatyouhopetoachieve-thegeneralintention,whatyourelookingfor.(答案hopestoachieve)Theopeningstatementsetsuptherightatmosphere,therightexpectations,ithelpsthingstobeclearbetweenthetwosides.Unit10PartBText1Exercise1:1.B2.C3.CEx

59、ercise2:1.B2.B3.ACEFHIJText2Exercise1:1.D2.BExercise2:F2.F3.T4.F5.T6.T7.F8.TPartCemploymentagencyjob-matchingbrokedownessentialfrustratedThereontheterminalscreensappearedasinglesentencetypedinbyanannoyedcounselor.Beforethelaughterintheofficecoulddiedownthecomputersblinkedandsentbackintoaction.Itseem

60、edthatthepoweroftheMiddleEastextendedfarbeyondtheoilfields.PARTDTheBlondeandtheLawyerAblondeandalawyerwereseatednexttoeachotheronaflightfromLosAngelestoNewYork.Thelawyeraskedherifshewouldliketoplayafungamewithhim.(3答案Heaskedheraquestion,shedidso)(4答案No)Thebionde,tired,justwantedtotakeanap.Shepolitel