新视野大学英语视听说教程4第二版答案(最全本含单元测试答案)

新视野大学英语视听说教程4第二版答案（最全最新版本含单元测试答案）Unitl enjoy your 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beredenvelopesforthenewCEO.Themessageread,"Blameyourpredecessor."So,thenewCEOheldapressconferenceandtactfullylaidtheblameatthefeetofthepreviousCEO.Themessageread,"Reorganize."ThenewCEOdidit,andthecompanyquicklyrebounded.Themessagesaid,"Preparethreeenvelopes."ItimpliedthatitwastimeforCarltoleaveandgivethreesimilarenvelopestothenextCEO.ViewingandspeakingTask1earningliveonfrustratingheadchasingtelevisioneditorlaunchingbasisprivilegedUnit4TestPlDDADDP2expensive,declined,pared,agency,floor.accommodation.ButthebiggestclimberofallwasDublin,withtheIrishcapitaljumpnineplacestothetenthamongtheworld'smostexpensiveofficelocation.Globally,mostofficelocationscontinuedtoregisterdeclinesinoccupancy

costslastyear,reflectstheweakanduncertainglobaleconomyenvironment.InEuroterms,Londonissome17percecheaperthanlastyear,butindoltermsitisvirtuallyunchanged.P3DCADBP4ABDCADDCCDUnit5补充第・空为supermarketsinBABCBaxicBOACOIJKteningin>Ta*(kIBACCOIJsteningin>Th7k2HAHAHU^cninginaTaMACBUAL补充第・空为supermarkets >nincloryctipituilykitchenc«">nini»rfcimsix/6dHuinstmyown<>ppvtiIIUT'HCFhighriKkHtimbIuonemtmsupportFunltcrli<tcnin£>Ta^kIAHf'T>A>-urtl>crlisteningaTask2AAHBBViewingandpeakingATaxkIturnthin^suroundURRestionsexpectationshowmsnythre<jmi11iontargetsaIespe«.»pIemarketbrandproblemsuhtt11moneyhai'dttisksh1efsmcjninvestmentwxperiencedUnit5 tihLionUint5BasicListeningPracticeKeys:1.B2.D3.A4.C5.D2ListeningInTask1:HowtoAvoidBankruptcyKeys:1B2.D3.A4.C5.CTask2:AHard-nosedBossScriptMr.Stonewasknownfarandwideasahard-nosedbosswho(S1)watchedhisemployeeslikeahawk.Hewasmakingoneofhisregulartoursofthefactory(S2)whenhespottedayoungmanleaningagainsta(S3)pileofboxesjustoutsidetheforeman'soffice.SinceGeorge,theforeman,wasn'taround.Stonestoodofftothesideandwatchedtoseejusthowlingtheyoungmenwouldstand(S4)arounddoingnothing.Theyoungmanyawned,scratchedhishead,lookedathiswatch,andsatonthefloor.Aftertenminutesorsoheyawnedagainand(S5)leanedbackonthepileofboxes.Stonesteppedfromhis(S6)hidingplaceandwalkeduptotheyoungman.—You!IIheyelled,—Howmuchdoyoumakeaweek?IITheyoungmanlookedup(S7)indifferently.—Twohundredandfiftydollars,IIHesaid.Stonerushedintothecashier*soffice,took$250fromthecashbox,andreturned.—Takeit,IIhesaid,—andgetout!Don'tletmeseeyouaroundhereagain!IITheyoungmantookthecash,putitinhispocket,andleft.(S9)Seeingtheyoungmanshowednosignofembarrassment,Stonegotfurious.ThenhewentlookingforGeorge.Whenhefoundhim,Stonewasredwithanger.—Thatlazyboyinfrontofyouroffice,IIStonesaid,—Ijustgavehimaweek'spayandfiredhim.What'sthematterwithyou,lettinghimstandaroundasthoughhehasnothingtodo?II—Youmeanthekidintheredshirt?IIGeorgeasked.—Yes!Thekidintheredshirt!IIGeorgesaid,—(S10)Hewaswaitingforthe20dollarsweowehimforlunch.Heworksforthecoffeeshoparoundthecorner.IITask3:Layoffscanbepredicted.ScriptInsomecasescompaniesinformtheiremployeesinadvancethatlayoffsarecoming.Inothercases,theycomewithoutwarning:YouarriveontimeforworkonaFriday,4butyouaretoldnottocomenextweek.Ouch!Ineithercase,youmaybeabletosensesomebadsignsinadvance.Maybethecompanyhastriedveryhardtoavoidlayoffs;maybeithasbeenpreparingfortheworstforquitesometime.Ifyouthinkaboutthebadomenscarefully,youmightknowasmuchormorethansomeoftheemployeesinmanagerialpositionswithmanagementresponsibilities.Forexample,ifyouworkinsales,youmightknowthatquotashavenotbeenmet.Ifyouworkinfieldengineering,youmightnoticefarfewercustomerinstallations.Ifyourcompany'scompetitors,suppliersorcustomersarelayingoffemployees,it'slikelyyourcompanywilltoo,especiallyifeconomicconditionsareaffectingyourindustry.CheckthelayoffstatisticsfromtheU.S.BureauofLaborStatistics.SearchtheNetandyourlocalnewspapertooforarticlesconcerninglayoffsinyourindustry.Dothingslikebadsalesalwaysmeanthatlayoffsarecomingtoyourcompany?Notnecessarily.Companieshaveseasonalandeconomicsalesdipsallthetime,andarealwayslookingforwaystoimprovetheirperformance.So,ifyouseeonlyoneortwobadsigns,don'tjumptoahastyconclusion.Butifyouseemore,especiallyalongthelinesofearningswarnings,budgetcuts,hiringfreezes,restructuring,andmassivelayoffsinyourindustry,itmightjustbetimetogetyourresumeuptodateandstartlookingforanewjob.Also,itmighteagoodideatocancelyourvacation,implementmoney-savingmeasures,andbecomemoreusefulonyourjob.Youshouldprepareinadvanceifyouthinkyoumightgettheaxesoon.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?Accordingtothepassage,whencanonesenselayoffsarecoming?3.Whatismentionedasabadsignforthefieldengineeringdepartment?4.Accordingtothepassage,whatdobadsalessignal?5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasasignforyoutoupdateyourresume?Keys:1D2.C3.B4.C5ALet'sTalkKathyMaybewecouldoutsourcethesoftwaresideofoutbusinesstoanothercompany.Butwhatimpactwillithaveonourengineers?WartonOursoftwareengineersategettingabittooold,andtheirtechnologyisabitoutofdate.Worsestill,theirsalariesarequitehigh.Manyprofessionalsoftware-designingcompaniesareofferingbetterproductsatlowerrates.Withoutsourcing,wecangivesomeoftheengineersthesack.Jennifer:Ourworkershavecontributedalottoourcompany.Someofthemevenstartedworkingherewhenourcompanyopened.Ihopewecanfindasolutionthatwon'trequireustolayoffourloyalandtrustemployees.KathyWe'dbettergivethisissuemorecarefulconsideration.FurtherListeningandSpeakingTaskl:ProblemsofJoblessnessKeys:1.A2.B3.C4.D5.ATask2:BeforethecutbackTTFFFNewsReportU.S.FordPlantstoBeClosedScriptFordMotorCompanyhasannouncedplanstocloseplantsnscutmorethan35,000jobsaspartofmassiverestricting[SOUNDBITE]Theannouncementdidn'tseemtocomeasasurprisetomanyFordemployees..[SOUNDBITE]FordChiefExecutive,BillFord,Jr.,calledthecutspainful,butnecessarytorescuetheworld'snumbertwocarmakerfromgoingunder.Theplannedcutsinclude22,000jobsintheU.S.andCanada.CertainU.S.models,suchastheCougar,Escort,Villager,andLincolnContinentalwillbediscontinuedduetoplantclosings.Ford,Jr.saidhewouldreceivenosalaryuntilthecompanyrecovered.[SOUNDBITE]Ford'srecentfinancialtroublesreflectacompleteturnaroundfromlastyear,whenthe12companyreportedaprofitofmorethan$6billionfortheyear2000.Thecompanywashithardin2001,whentheyspent$3billionduringasafetyrecall.Whennewsoftheplantclosingsandjobcutstheworkers,manyreactedwithemotion.[SOUNDBITE]ChairmanFord,Jr.saysthatrecoverywillbebasedongettingbacktobasicsinproductdevelopmentandonimprovingqualityandproductivity.Unit5testPlCDCBDP2Correctanswer▼(1) positiveV(2) reasons.⑶ try，(4) figureQ(5) maintain0(6) curveQ(7) path▼(8)It*sclearthatjobhoppingbenefitstheemployee,nottheemployer«(9)thetrickwithjobhoppingistomakesureyourresumealwaysshowsthatyounuikeahugecontributionwhereveryougo/(10)YoucanshowthatyouareloyaltoacompanyhyexceedingtheirexpectationswithyouroutstandingperformanceP3CBDACP4ABDCDCDBBAUnit6BasiclisteningCCADBListeninginTask1CBADCTask2terriblemisfortunereflectiondamagedheavenpickwashedSomepeopleclaimthatthenumberisbadluckbecause13peoplesatdownfortheLastSupperbeforeJesuswascrucifiedFridaythe13thofanymonthisconsideredespeciallybadorunlucky,andFridaythe13thofMarchistheworstofthemalltheymeanthateverysevenyearsapersonundergoesacompletechangeinpersonalityTask3fallingstockmarketsevenmoresuperstitiousmuchlessconstructiveactionlessluckyworkedmoresatisfiedexamstrustrevisionLet'stalkTask1mysteryinsideoutlargestthreemillionoutsideinnerhistheoryusedupthebase137-metertall,narrow100,000orsoradarFurtherlisteningandspeakingTask1 ABDDBTask2 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