新视野大学英语视听说教程2 Unit9答案解析

新视野大学英语视听说教程2Unit9答案Unit9,Book2IIListeningSkillsListeningfordetailsCrashingIntoaBuildingItalianinvestigatorsaretryingtodiscoverwhatcausedasmallprivateplanetocrashintoMilan?StallestbuildingonThursday,killingatleastthree,injuringdozensmoreandmakingabigholeinthe32-storybuilding.Theaircraftwaspilotedbya68-year-oldSwissman.Ithitthe26thfloorofthetowerinanapparentaccidentat5：48P.m.,I8minutesaftertakingoff,Italianofficialssaid.AnItalianpoliceofficersaidtheyhadnoevidenceoffllinktoterrorism.AnintelligenceofficialinWashingtontoldthemediathat,inspiteofpastwarnings,therewasnoinformationaboutapossibleterroristattackaimingatItaly.Milanfirebrigadeofficialssaidtheaircrafthadonlythepilotandnopassengers,accordingtotheflightplan.Itwasonfireasitflewintothetower.Therewasanexplosioninthebuildingwhenthetour-seatplanehit,buttherewasnodangerthatthebuildingwouldcollapse,thepolicesaid.Agent,event,timeandcause/reasonDetaileddescriptionPrivate；four-seat；havingonlythepilotTheplaneThebuildingThepilotTheaccidentTheresults32-storyA68-year-oldSwissman.Aplanecrashingintothebuilding.Killingatleastthreepeople,injuringdozensmoreandmakingabigholeinthebuilding；butnodangerofthebuilding?scollapse.5:48p.m,18minutesaftertakingOff.Notknown.NoevidenceofalinktoterrorismTimeReasonIII.ListeningInTask1：TheSeatbeltLisa：Doyouweartheseatbelteverytimeyoudriveorrideacar?Mike：No,seatbeltsareforchickens.Besides,I?magreatdriverLisa：Thechancesofbeinginjuredinacaraccidentthisyearare1in75.Ithinkthat,sworththinkingaboutseriously.Mike：Haveyoueverbeeninvolvedinanautomobileaccident?Lisa：Onlyonce•Mycarslidonarainynightandwentofftheroad.Fortunately1waswearingmyseatbelt.Mike：I?veneverhadaseriousaccident.Lisa：Mybrotherwasmoreunluckythan1was.LastDecemberhewasalmostkilledinanaccident.Hewasinthebackseatofhisfriend?scarwhenitrolled.Hewasn?twearingaseatbelt.Mike：Wow,that?sterrible.Lisa：Fasteningyourseatbeltshouldbeanautomaticthingassoonasyougetintoyourcar.ButtOOmanypeoplestillrefusetowearseatbeltsjMike：It?sjusthardformetogetinthehabitofwearingone.Lisa：Allittakesisoneclose-callandyou?llwearyourseatbelts.Mike：0.K.,I?vegotthemessage.FromnowonI?llhookupmyseatbelt.l.T2.F3.T4.F5.FTask2:Howmanyparachutesareleft?ScriptTherewerethreepassengersinaplanethathadasuddenenginetrouble.Onewasthesmartestmanintheworld,anotherwasalawyer,andtheotherwasalittlegirl.Thepilottoldthemtheymustjumpouttolightentheweightonboard;otherwise,theplanewouldcrash.However,therewereonlytwoparachutes.Thesmartestmanintheworldjumpedtohisfeelandshouted,\peoplewhowou1dbenefittheworldthemostshouldgettheparachutes.I'mthesmartestman,so!’moneofthose.\Thelawyerlookedatthelittlegirlandsaid,\ledagoodlonglife,andyou'rejuststartingWithtearsinhereyes,thelittlegirl

said,\grabbedmyschoolbagandjumpedout.Mornwillscoldmeforlosingthebag.Butatleast1haveaparachute.\yours.Youtaketheotherparachute..\1.Four.Theywerethesmartestmanintheworld,alawyer,agirlandthepilot.2.Theplanewasgoingtocrash,buttherewereonlytwoparachutes.Thosewhowouldbenefittheworldmostshouldgettheparachutes.Beingsmart,hewasoneofthosepeople.Becausehehadledagoodlonglifeandthegirlwasjuststartingherlife,andhebelievedtherewasonlyoneparachuteleft.Whydidthelittlegirlcry?Thesmartmantookherschoolbag.Howmanyparachuteswereleftforthelawyerandthegirl?C)Two.Task3:Whydidyoustopatagreenlight?Oneday.twofriendsweredrivingdowntownwhentheycametoanintersectionwithatrafficlight.Thelightwasredbutthedriverspedrightthroughtheredlight.Thepassengerlookedinterroratthedriverandshouted,“Whatthehellareyoudoing?You?regoingtogetuskilled!!**Thedriverreplied."Don?tworry,mymomalwaysdriverslikethis,andsheisallright.〃Later,theycametoanothertrafficlight,andthattoowasred.Againthedrivershotrightthroughthelight.Againthepassengerlookedatthedriverandshouted."IthoughtIhavetoldyou,youwouldgetUSkilled!Wouldyoupleasestopthisnonsense”Thedriverlookedatthepassengerandanswered.〃Allright!Igetit,butItoldyoumymomdrovelikethisallthetime!Andshe'squiteOK.〃way.Theycametoanothertrafficlight.Itwasgreen.ThedriverslammedOilthebrakes,suddenlystoppingthecar.,Thepassengerwasthrownforward."Whatonearthareyoudoing?”hescreamed."ThisisthethirdtimeyoualmostgotUSkilled.Whydidyoustopatagreenlight?”"Well,〃saidthedriver,“mymommightbecoiningtheother//1,D2,A3,B4.C5.Cway.IVSpeakingOutMODEL1Ihadabadfalloffmybike!Bob：Laura,whathappenedtoyou?YoulookamessLaura：AndIfeelevenworsethanIlook.Ihadabadfalloffmybike.Bob：howdidithappen?Laura：iwasridingalongtheroadwhenadogbeganbarkingatme.Iturnedtohavealook,andIbumpedintoanotherbike.Bob：Thenwhathappened?Didthedogattackyou?Laura：Letmefinish…I?llgiveyouallthedetails.Iwentoffthefrontofmybikeandlandedontheroad.IhurtmyheadwhenIlanded.Bob：Youcouldhavebeenhitbyacar!Laura：Fortunatelytherewerenocarsontheroadatthetime.1waslucky.Bob：Thedogwastoblame.Laura：ButIcan?tblamethedog.Alldogsbark.Bob：Youshouldbemorecarefulinthefuture.Laura：Sure,youareright.Imaybehard-headedbutI?mnotthickheaded.NowYourTurnSAMPLEDIALOGWhat?sthematterwithyou?Youlookterrible.B:Toobad.Ifelloffmybike.A:Howcomeyoufelloff?1wasridingalongtheroad,thinkingabouttheexam,whenthedriverbehindmesuddenlyhonkedhishorn.1wasSOstartledthatIcrashedintoanotherbikeA:Thenwhathappened?Wereyouhurt?B:Letmefinish?I?llgiveyouallthedetails.1wentoffthefrontofmybikeandlandedontheroad.Ihurtmy,armsandelbowswhenIlandedA:That?sterrible.Thedriverwastoblame.B:Hehadtherighttoblowthehorninthatsectionoftheroad.1wasdaydreaming.A:You?dbetterbemorecarefulfromnowon.B:1will.1won?tbedaydreamingwhileridingabikeanymore.MODEL2YourbreathsmellsofalcoholJohn：Lovelyparty.Thankyou.Ienjoyedeveryminuteofit.Laura：you?reslurringyourwords,andyou,reunsteadyonyourfeet.Areyouallrighttodrivehome?John：Perfect.Idrivebetterafterafewdrinks.Laura：Well,you?vehadalotmorethanafewdrinks.Yourbreathsmellsofalcohol.What?sthatonyourkeychain?MayIseeit?John：That?That?sjustanoldbeerbottleopener.Hey,what?sgoingon?ThosearemycarkeysLaura：Iknow.I'mkeepingthemuntiltomorrow.I?llcallataxiforyou./John：No,no.1wantthosecarkeysback.Laura：They?reminenow.John：Well?Okay.Youwin.I?llgobycab.NowYourTurnSAMPLEDIALOGA：It?sagreatget-together!Ihadagreattime.B：Wow.youcan?tspeakclearlyorwalksteadily.Canyoudrivehome?A：Noproblem.Idrivebetterundertheinfluenceofalcohol.B：Well.You?vehadtoomuchdrinktonight.Wecansmellalcoholonyourbreathamileaway,letmedriveyouhomeA：hey,don?tbother.IcangomyselfB：ComeOn.Idon?twanttoseeyouinthehospitaltomorrow.A：Okay.Thankyou.MODELSIgotaticketthismorningLaura:What?sthematterwithyou?Youlookveryupset.Se-Jin:Igotahundred-dollarticketthismorning.Laura:Oh,that?stoobad.Butwhy?Se-Jin:Itwasn?tmyfault.Itwasthatdog.Laura:Whatareyoutalkingabout?Whathasadoggottodowiththefine?Se-Jin:Listentome.Adogsuddenlyappearedinmylane.Ifitwasn?tforthestupiddog.Iwouldn?thavealmosthitthepolicecar.Laura:Youcouldhavebraked,couldn?tyou?Howfastwereyougoing?Se-Jin:Well,itwasabout50,orevenless.Iwasdrivingveryslowly.Laura:Fifty?Don?tyouknowthespeedlimitdowntownis40milesanhour?NowYourTurnSAMPLEDIALOGWhat?shappened?Youlookmiserable.Iwasfinedahundreddollarsthisafternoon.A:Oh,whatbadluck!Butwhy?B:I?mnottoblame.Itwastheothercar.Whatareyoutalkingabout?Didyouhaveaaccident?Listentome.IwastryingtodoaU-turninfrontoftheschoolgate,whenanothercarcameupveryfastfrombehind.Ifthecarhadn?tgonesofast,Iwouldn?trunintoit.A:Youshouldhavebeencareful.ButIremembercorrect,U-turnisnotallowedattheplace.B:Well,Ididn?tknowthisuntilthepolicemantoldme.A:What?Don?tyoulookattheroadsignwhenyouaredriving?VLet'sTalkSpeedingTicket,Apolicemanstopsadriverandsaystothedriver,“Sir,youwerespeeding.CanIseeyourlicense,please?”Thedriverreplies."Idon'thaveone.〃“Youdon?thaveone?”Thedriveranswers."Ilostitfordrunkdriving."Thepolicemanissurprised."Isee.Willyoushowmeyourvehicleregistrationpapers,please?”“Imsorry.Ican?tdothat.〃Thepolicemanasks."Whynot?”"Istolethiscar."TheOfficersays,“Stoleit?”Thedriveranswers,“Yes,andIkilledtheowner."TheOfficerisshocked."Youdidwhat?〃"She?sinthetrunkifyouwanttosee.”Th