新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版4Unit3答案

新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版4Unit3答案新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版4Unit3答案新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版4Unit3答案资料仅供参考文件编号：2022年4月新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版4Unit3答案版本号：A修改号：1页次：1.0审核：批准:发布日期： Unit3Watchoutwhennaturestrikesback.Donewiththistask.

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PartI

ScriptDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.1.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)A.4.0.

B.4.5.

C.6.0.

D.6.5.

2.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

A.Thecropswereallfailedinthisareabecauseofthedrought.

B.Theareawashitbytheworstdroughtinthelast30years.C.Thegovernmentshouldimprovethedevelopmentoftheinfrastructureinthearea.

D.Theirrigationsysteminthisareaplayedanimportantroleincopingwiththedrought.

3.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

A.TherewillbeavolcaniceruptiononLaPalmaIsland.

B.LaPalmaIslandwillbecompletelysubmerged.C.Tidalwaveswillstrikethecoastsoftwocontinents.

D.TidalwaveswilldiedownalongthecoastsofAfricaandNorthAmerica.

4.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

A.Themanthinkshumanbeingscanchangenature.

B.Thewomanthinkshumanbeingscanchangenature.

C.Themanthinkshumanbeingscandonothinginthefaceofnaturedisaster.D.Thewomanthinkshumanbeingscandonothingbutminimizinglossesinthefaceofnaturaldisasters.

5.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

A.Themanthinksmoderntechnologycantamenaturewhilethewomandoesnot.

B.Thewomanthinksmoderntechnologycantamenaturewhilethemandoesnot.

C.Boththemanandwomanthinkmankindcanconquernature.D.Neitherthemannorthewomanthinksmankindcanconquernature.

PartII

ScriptDirections:Listentothepassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,listenforthegeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadthesecondtime,fillintheblanksnumberedfrom(1)to(7)withtheexactwordsyouhear.Forblanksnumberedfrom(8)to(10),writedowneithertheexactwordsyouhearorthemainpointsinyourownwords.Whenthepassageisreadthethirdtime,checkyouranswers.Afewyearsago,myfriendandIwerewalking(1)noononastreetnearmyhomeinanorthern(2)ofTeheran.Thisareaiswell-knownbecauseitisabeautifulavenuethat(3)twomajortrafficcircles.Itislocatedatthe(4)ofahighmountain.Thatday,thesunwas(5),buttheweathersuddenlychanged.(6)wewerewalkingbetweenthetwocircles,itstartedrainingveryhard.Westartedto(7)theboulevardtogettothesecondcircle.Itwasrainingsohardthatwedecidedtogoinsidearestaurantinstead.(8).Atfirst,wedidnotknowwhatwasgoingon.Wewentoutsidetherestauranttoseewhatwashappening.Peopleseemedshocked.(9).Wewerescared.Cars,rocks,andpeoplewerefloatingonthewaterlikelittletoystowardthelittlemarketatthesouthendofthecircle.Theheightofthewaterwasalmosttothetopofthetrees.Afterafewminutes,theflood'sflowwasreduced,sowedecidedtoleavetheareabeforethewaterenteredthestreetwewereon.(10).Later,wealsolearnedthatadamhadburstduringtherain.

YouranswerCorrectanswer(1)atat(2)sectionsection(3)connectsconnects(4)bottombottom(5)shiningshining(6)AsAs(7)crosscross

(8)Tenminuteslater,aswewerelookingoutthewindow,wesaweveryonewasrunningawayfromsomething

(9)Ahugefloodwasstreamingdownthemountain.Wewerestandingonahigherplace,sowecouldseeeverything

(10)Itwasreportedthattheflooddestroyedabigareaandapproximately300peoplewerekilledordisappearedthatdayPartIII

ScriptDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.1.Whywasthedoortothebalconywideopen?A.Theweatherwashot.

B.Itwastoomoistinside.

C.Itwastoodryinside.

D.Thesceneoutsidewasbeautiful.

2.Whywasthespeakerunabletoclosethewindows?

A.Thewindowwasdeformed.B.Thewindwastoostrong.

C.Hewasscaredstiffbytheloudthunder.

D.Hewasfrightenedbythelightning.

3.Howdidthespeakermanagetoclosethewindow?

A.Heaskedhiswifetocloseittogether.B.Heusedamoptocloseit.

C.Hewaiteduntilthewindwaslessstrong.

D.Hewaiteduntilthehailwasover.

4.Whatdidthespeakerdoafterseeingthelightning?

A.Heclosedthewindow.

B.HeturnedofftheTV.

C.Heturnedoffthelights.D.Hepulledouttheelectricalplugs.

5.Whatisthesequenceoftheevents?

A.Sun—wind—thunderandlightning—sun—hail.

B.Sun—hail—thunderandlightning—wind—sun.C.Sun—wind—thunderandlightning—hail—sun.

D.Sun—wind—hail—thunderandlightning—sun.

PartIVDirections:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.1.OurflighttoTokyowasdelayedby12hours.Atyphoon______theeastcoastanditwaschaos.

A.beatB.hit

C.struckat

D.attackedon

2.Tsunamiwavescanbe____________metershigh.Theytosscarsandhousesaroundasthoughtheywerechildren'stoys.

A.adozenof

B.dozenof

C.dozensD.dozensof

3.Ablizzardisasevereweathercondition___________lowtemperaturesandstrongwinds,greaterthan35milesperhour,bearingagreatamountofsnow.A.characterizedby

B.characterizedwith

C.characteristicof

D.characteristicwith

4.Butitisgenerallyagreedthatinordertobeclassifiedasablizzard,___________merelyawinterstorm,theweathermustmeetseveralconditions.

A.whichopposedto

B.whichopposedwithC.asopposedto

D.asopposedwith

5.Whenalloftheseconditionscontinueaftersnowhasstoppedfalling,thestorm________________agroundblizzard.

A.isreferredas

B.isreferredtoC.isreferredtoas

D.referringtoas

6.People_________inawhiteoutcanquicklybecomedisoriented,________theirsenseofupanddownaswellastheirsenseofdirection.

A.catching...losing

B.caught...lost

C.catching...lostD.caught...losing

7.Thescaleoftheresultingdeathsorpropertydamagedependsonthehumanabilityto________thedisasters.A.resist

B.resistto

C.resistagainst

D.resistfrom

8.Duringadrought,foodandwatersuppliescan_________.

A.runlowlyB.runlow

C.droplowly

D.droplow

9.Thousandsofstockfarmerswillhavetoslaughtertheirlivestock________becausethereisnograssleft.

A.onabigway

B.withabigway

C.inalargescaleD.onalargescale

10.Thefiredepartmentfromthenearbytownwascalledtoputthefire_____.A.out

B.down

C.away

D.off

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Question1M:Mary,I'msorrytohearthatyourhometownwasstrickenbyanearthquake.IsitseriousW:Well,thisisthesecondtimemyhometownhasbeenstrickenwithinayear.ButthistimetheRichterscaleis4.0,muchsmallerthanthepreviousonethatmeasured6.5.Q:WhatistheRichterscaleofthelatestearthquakeinthewoman'shometownQuestion2W:It'sagreatrelieftohaverainafteralongtimeofdrought.Thecropsalmostfailedbecauseofthedryspell.M:Yeah.We'dneverbeenhitbyadroughtsosevereinthepast40years.Ithinkit'shightimeourgovernmentintensifiedthedevelopmentofirrigationandwaterconservancyprojects.Q:WhichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothedialogQuestion3M:Itwasinthenewsagaintoday.AhugepartofLaPalmaIslandwillfallintotheAtlanticOcean,causingtidalwaves.W:Isawit.Britishscientistspredictwaves100metershighlasting15minuteswillsweepthecoastsofAfricaandNorthAmericawhenLaPalmacollapses.Lordhelpus!Q:WhatwillhappenaccordingtoBritishscientistsQuestion4M:Jane,I'vebeenthinkingaboutwhetherwehumanbeingscanpreventnaturaldisastersfromoccurringrecently.ButI'venoanswer.W:Well,Peter,inmyopinion,whatwecandoisonlytoreduceourlossesinthefaceofnaturaldisastersatmost.Q:WhatistrueofthetwospeakersQuestion5M:Wethinkwe'vetamedMotherNature,butwehaven't.Lastweekagiantshipvanishedwithoutatraceinastorm.W:Yeah.Lostin100-mile-per-hourwindsand23-meterwaves,alloursatellitesystems,electroniccommunicationsandcomputermodelingwerenomatchforthefuryofastormlikethat.Q:Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothedialog

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Afewyearsago,myfriendandIwerewalkingatnoononastreetnearmyhomeinanorthernsectionofTeheran.Thisareaiswell-knownbecauseitisabeautifulavenuethatconnectstwomajortrafficcircles.Itislocatedatthebottomofahighmountain.Thatday,thesunwasshining,buttheweathersuddenlychanged.Aswewerewalkingbetweenthetwocircles,itstartedrainingveryhard.Westartedtocrosstheboulevardtogettothesecondcircle.Itwasrainingsohardthatwedecidedtogoinsidearestaurantinstead.Tenminuteslater,aswewerelookingoutthewindow,wesaweveryonewasrunningawayfromsomething.Atfirst,wedidnotknowwhatwasgoingon.Wewentoutsidetherestauranttoseewhatwashappening.Peopleseemedshocked.Ahugefloodwasstreamingdownthemountain.Wewerestandingonahigherplace,sowecouldseeeverything.Wewerescared.Cars,rocks,andpeoplewerefloatingonthewaterlikelittletoystowardthelittlemarketatthesouthendofthecircle.Theheightofthewaterwasalmosttothetopofthetrees.Afterafewminutes,theflood'sflowwasreduced,sowedecidedtoleavetheareabeforethewaterenteredthestreetwewereon.Itwasreportedthattheflooddestroyedabigareaandapproximately300peoplewerekilledordisappearedthatday.Later,wealsolearnedthatadamhadburstduringtherain.

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ThisisastoryaboutanextremestorminMoscow.Ithappenedtwoandahalfyearsago.ItwasthefirsttimeinmylifethatIsawsuchastrongstorm.ForMoscow,itwasveryunusual,andnobodypredictedthisstormb