新标准大学英语-视听说4-答案

新标准大学英语-视听说4-答案新标准大学英语-视听说4-答案新标准大学英语-视听说4-答案xxx公司新标准大学英语-视听说4-答案文件编号：文件日期：修订次数：第1.0次更改批准审核制定方案设计，管理制度NewStandardEnglishBook4Unit1InsideviewConversation12.Janet:gobacktoChina,domymaster’s(whichmeansgoingbacktouniversity),liveinLondon,becomeateacher,workinpublishing,applyforajobatLondonTimeOff,updatemyCVandlookforjobstogether.Andy:leaveLondon,gotoChina,lookforjobstogether.3.thetruestatementsare2and8.Conversation25.1.JoewasagoferbeforehebecamearesearcherforLiftOffUK.2.AndywantsJoe’sjobasaproducer.6.1(d)2(d)3(a)4(c)7.1It’snotalwaysveryeasyworkingwith2.HowdidheendupinLondon3.theleastexperiencedperson4.He’sgoodathisjob5.He’sconfidentandverycompetent6.IgetonwithhimquitewellEverydayEnglish8.1(b)2(b)3(a)4(a)5(b)Outsideview2.thetruestatementsSamanthaagreeswithare:1,2,3and4.4.1.Sheneedstoimproveherinterviewtechniquestohelphertogetajob2.Shedoesn’tknowhowtoanswerthequestionsandgiveanswersthatmightleadherfailureinajobinterview.3.Shedoesn’tunderstandwhattheinterviewerisactuallylookingfor.4.Thatyouneedtobewellpreparedforaninterview.Itboilsdowntopreparation,fessionaljobcoach2.researchonthepositionandthecompany3.havingnotpractisedwithsomeofthequestions4.howyoupresentyourself5.whattheinterviewerisactuallylookingfor6.preparation,presentationandunderstanding7.inrelationshiptothejob8.someexamplesinyourlife9.dealingwithproblems7.thepiecesofadvicethespeakersgiveare:1,3,5,7,8,9,10and11.ListeninginPassage12.CanadianicehockeyplayersThebeatlesBillGatesGoodluckMoneyHardwork,practiceandtraining√√PlentyoftimeSupportivefamilyBeingintherightplaceattherighttime√Beingbornattherighttime√√KnowingtherightpeopleBelongingtotherightcultureGoingtotherightschool√Gettingextracoaching√Genius3.1(b)2(d)3(a)4(d)5(c)Passage27.TheUS:typicalworkinghours:9-5Officeclothes:formen,jacketandtieorpenneckshirt,sometimesjeansMealbreaks:onehourOvertime:yes;paidforeach15minuteperiodafterthefirsthourHolidays:twoweeksayear;threeweeksafterfiveyearsRetirementage:men:65;women:62or63Payday:twiceamonth;atthebeginningandmiddleofthemonthCompanybenefits:leaseacompanycar;apensionplanandahealthcareplanBrazil:typicalworkinghours：8-5or9-6，butpeopleusuallyworklongerOfficeclothes:casualandinformal,butneatandtidyMealbreaks:onehourOvertime:yes,veryoften;notpaidHolidays:30workingdaysRetirementage:men:65orafter30-35years’work;women:after60Payday:somecompaniesmaytwiceamonth;othersonceamonthCompanybenefits:Itdepends:maybeacompanycar,livingaccommodation,schoolforchildren,lunchandtravelcosts,gasoline,healthinsurance…Unit2InsideviewConversation12.Joe:1Andy:2Janet:3,43.1.Itisafeatureprogrammewhichreviewsrecentlypublishedbooks2.Noneofthemhavereadallofthebooks3.He’sannoyed4.ItfeaturesnewbooksthatmayhaveaLondonangle,butnotnecessarily.5.BecauseCharlesDickens’booksarealwaysonTV6.SheknowsquitealotaboutDickensbecausesheisstudinghisworkatuniversity.7.It’sabiographywhichdescribestheLondonlocationswhicharethesettingsformanyofDickens’books.8.Yes.Conversation25.portsmouth;19thcentury;novels;aroundthelawcourtsinthecentreofLondon;Hedescribeshardship,povertyandcrimeinLondon;OliverTwist,DavidCopperfield6.1(a)2(b)3(d)4(c)5(c)7.(1)Hewasn’tbeingatallfair(2)sometimeshereallygetsonmynerves(3)keephisproblemsawayfromthestudio(4)HewasborninPortsmouth(5)Hesetmostofhisstoriesin(6)WhereaboutsinLondonarehisstoriesset(7)someofhisstoriestakeplace(8)Cheerup(9)I’llgetoveritEverydayenglish8.1(b)2(a)3(a)4(b)5(a)Outsideview2.thestatementsmentionedare:2and74.1.borrowbooks2.lookatanartexhibition3.connecttotheInternet4.letyouborrowcomputergames5.withbooksandphotographs6.inschoolsanduniversities5.1.Itisanationallibrary2.Youcanfindbooksandotherprintedmaterials3.TheBritishLibraryaddsmillionsofitemstoitscollectioneveryyear.4.No,notatall,althoughsomereadingmaytakenewforms,(likereadingfromcomputerscreensormobilephones),readingbookswillremainpopular.6.NameTheBritishLibraryLocationLondonYearthenewbuildingopened1998ItemscollectedBooks,soundrecordings,music,maps,newspapers,andmagazinesNumberofitemsaddedyearlyThreemillionListeninginPassage12.1.itbeganover20yearsago2.aboutonceeveryfourorfiveweeks3.ten4.thehostpreparesdinnerandthenadiscussionstarts5.modernnovels,classics,non-fictionlikehistoryandtravelwriting3.1(d)2(a)3(c)4(a)5(b)Passage26.PlaceAuthorWorkLondonCharlesDickensWilliamShakespeareOliverTwistRomeoandJulietOxfordJRRTolkienLordoftheRingsHampshireandBathJaneAusternPrideandPrejudiceWestYorkshireCharlotteBronteEmilyBronteJaneEyreWutheringHeightsTheLakeDistrictWilliamWordsworth“IWonderedLonelyasaCloud“7.1.I’mnotaprofessionalliteraryspecialist2.theircloselinkswithwell-knownwriters3.thehomeofmanywell-knownwriters4.thememorialofgreatBritishwriters5.richinitsliteraryhistory6.becauseoftherecentseriesoffilms7.becauseitwasthehomeofthethreesisters8.alsomadeintosuccesfulfilms9.aroundtheEnglish-speakingworld10.whoseworkcontributesUnit3.InsideviewConversation11.2-8-4-3-1-6-7-52.thetruestatementsare:1,2,5,6and8Conversation24.1(b)2(d)3(a)4(b)5(c)5.1.startedtalkingaboutfashion2.She’sgivingoutfreetickets3.madeupyourmind4.theLondonfashionscene5.asfarasI’mconcerned6.ThewayIeandpickupontheirstyel9.onlyforafewrichpeople10.ifyouaskme11.it’sgettinglateEverydayEnglish6.1(a)2(b)3(a)4(a)Outsideview2.1(b)2(b)3(c)4(a)5(d)3.1(h)2(c)3(g)4(f)5(d)6(a)7(e)8(b)4.1.Becausetheyfittedreallywell2.InNewBondStreet3.ShethinksLondonhasamorecasualstyle4.CamdenisknownforitsdaringandsometimesoutrageousstylesListeninginPassage13.PennyEric1ShechangesuptothreetimesHeusuallystaysinworkclothes2Becauseofwhatshe’sdoing:theschoolrun,gymclothes,togooutintheeveningItdependsonwhathappens:maybechangeshoesorchangetogooutsomewhere3She’sgoingforaninterviewsoshewantstolooksmartHewantstobefairlycasual,relaxed,andcomfortable4She’sdiscreetlyfashionconscious:ShecarrieshighheelsinherbagandthenchangesintothemHe’salittlefashionconscious:hewantstohavehisownbitofindividuality5ShewearsdifferentcoloursaccordingtohermoodHedresseswithayouthfulthoughtinmindPassage27.1-6-4-5-2-38.1(a)2(d)3(c)4(b)5(c)9.1.theywillnotbefollowing;duringsimilarevents2.hadbeentoldbyhermodelagency;ifshelostweight3.takingyourweightinkilos;mentonorinterferein;wouldusetheircommonsense5.whoarepromotingsizezeromodels;designandpromoteUnit4InsideviewConversation11.Janet:1,3,6Andy:2,4,5,7.2.1.WhatJanetwasdoingatthemarketwithJoe2.HeisrightaboutAndybeinglatequiteoften3.Hesayssomethingunexpectedhascomeup4.Sothathecancheckhisschedule5.At2.306.ThecityofLondonConversation24.2-5-1-4-35.1(d)2(c)3(d)4(a)5(c)6.1.whatdoes;havetodo2.Sowe’renotactually3.Basically4.youcomeinhereontheleft5.movingthroughtothisroom6.Whataboutthisroomontheleft7.AndthisroomherebelowcontainsEvertdayEnglish7.1(b)2(a)3(b)4(a)5(b)6(b)Outsideview2thetruestatementsare:4,5,6and73.1(b)2(a)3(c)4(c)5(b)5.4-3-5-7-1-2-66.1.ifwe’renothappy2.makeallofthatbetter3.makemorechoices4.stillthinksaboutmoney5.ofhavingthemoney6.wouldgetsolved7.givesusmorechoicesListeninginPassage12.1.Theywereexchangingmetalsforgoods.2.TheyfirstappearedinEurope.3.CoinsappearedinLydiaaround700BC.4.ThedrachmawasusedasastandardfromofmoneyinlargepartsofAsiaandEurope.5.Around960AD,inChina..6.Theycanbeseenasearlybanks.7.Itwasappliedallovertheworld.3.1.weexchangedthings,didn’twe2.exchangedon’tlast3.aloteasiertouse4.Coinsthenappeared5.startedproducingthem6.abigadvantageof7.hasacertainvalue8.exchangedthegrain9.acertainamountofsilver10.1870to1915Passage26.6-3-1-7-2-5-47.1(b)2(a)3(a)4(a)5(c)Unit5InsideviewConveration11.Andy:1,3,5,7Janet:2,4,62.thetruestatementsare:1,4,5,6,8and9Conversation24.1.onlyfivetotenpercent2.about75percent3.women4.nursing5.engineering6.football7.men5.1(b)2(c)3(c)4(a)5(b)6.1.It’snotfair2.Imaybewrong3.About60percentof4.thepercentage5.areinaslightmajority6.Mindyou7.Igiveup8.Ibetyou9.It’stypicalofyoumenEverydayEnglish7.1(b)2(a)3(b)4(a)5(a)Outsideview2.theissuesthatarementionedare:equalpay,daycarecentresforchildren,choiceofjobs,financialindependence,familyhelpingwithchildcare,afterschoolcare,choosingbetweenacareerandafamily,andmakingavaluablecontributiontosociety3.1(b)2(d)3(d)4(c)5(c)4.1.henumberoffamilies6.verywelllookedafter7.althoughthesystemis8.itwillbedifficultwhen9.whomightbeableto10.beenresponsiblefor11.lesswellpaidthanmen12.arerewardedListeninginPassage12.QuestionsSpeaker14,621,23641,553613.1.AnadinwhichamanisshownasbeingnogoodataDIYjob.2.Thatfeminismhasgonetoofar;ittreatsmenasinferior.3.Thereisnorealequalityofpay;menstillhavethetopjobsbuttheyaren’talwaysshownassuper-masculine.4.Itisgoodthatmenaren’talwaysshownassupermasculine,becausethisismorerealistic.5.Acarinsurancead,whichshowsawomanasasmartbossandasadumbidiot.Passage25.1.logical2.nurturing3.spatial4.verbal6.6-3-4-1-5-27.men:1,3,4,7women:2,5,68.1theresultofupbringing2.learntospeakearlier3.inintelligencetests4.arebetteratlanguageskills5.lessinterestedinwomen6.havebettersocialskills7.boysandgirlsquitedifferentlyUnit6InsideviewConversation12.thetruestatementsare:1,2and6.3.1.It’shisfavouriteviewinthewholeofLondon.2.It’swellworthavisit3.Ifshecangoupthetower4.PeopleneedpermissionfromtheirMPtogoupthetower.5.Becauseit’sthemostimportantgovernmentbuildinginthecountry.6.Inthesummer7.Todotheresearch8.TophoneafriendwhoworksattheHousesofParliamenttoseeifshecanmeetthemConversation25.1.18592.18703.WesterminsterHall4.the11thcentury5.two6.thepeople(everyoneinthecountrywhohastherighttovote)7.theprimeminister6.1(c)2(a)3(c)4(b)5(a)7.1.iswidelybelievedtobe2.No,that’snotwhatI’mtryingtosay3.Itwouldappearthat4.Itseemsthat5.there’slittledoubtthat6.it’swidelythoughtthat7.isconsideredtobe8.Butwhat’sevenmoreamazingisEverydayEnglish8.1(b)2(a)3(a)Outsideview2.4-8-3-7-1-2-6-53.1nomorethat170kms2.morethatninemillion3.fiveorsix4.19125.over15006.fiveorsix7.morethanoneandahalfmillion8.LiverpoolandSouthampton4.1(a)2(c)3(d)4(d)5.1thebiggestnavyintheworld2.whatitwaslike3.broughttea4.toputupthesails5.passengerships6.inmaritimehistory7.theworld’sbiggestcruiseship8.fiveorsixhours9.furnitureandtoysListeninginPassage12.thetruestatementis:63.1.15332.15363.15584.15685.15876.16034.1(b)2(b)3(c)4(d)5(d)6(d)Passage27.1Pompeii2.aguidetothetown3.almost2000yearsago4.August5.twodays6.two8.1.Well,turnaround…whatdoyousee?

2.Yes,itcoulderuptagain3.Yes,hewaspraying4.Notuntil17485.Thereweretwoowners-theyhadasmallbusiness6.Itsays,”welcome,money”7.Wethinkitwasamirrioralthoughwehaven’thad…Unit7InsideviewConversation12.Janet1,5,6Andy2,3,4,73.1.1oopoundsperweek2.oneofthemostexpensivecities3.sharedwiththreeotherpeople4.110poundsperweek5.outsidebusinesshours,inhisowntime6.foranewjobaswell7.makeprivatecallsatworkConversation25.1(d)2(b)3(a)4(a)5(b)6.1.It’sjustroundthecornerfromwhere2.It’sreallyconvenientforwork3.it’sfairlycheap4.it’sfashionablenow5.it’salwaysbeenanadvantage6.Canyoutellmesomethingaboutit7.tobepaidontopEverydayEnglish7.1(a)2(a)3(a)4(a)5(b)Outsideview1.1(d)2(e)3(f)4(b)5(a)6(c)3.7-4-2-6-3-5-14.1.thereareasmanysemi-datachedhousesasterracedhouses2.Lotsofpeopleliveinflats3.becausebuildersuselocalmaterials4.usedtomakeroofs5.”Anenglishman’shomeishiscastle”6.TherearelargeDIYstoresandgardencentres5.1.housesorflats2.gotafewhouses3.Sixtypercent4.SoacastleListeninginPassage12.1.nine2.early30s3.1000004.4835.male6.40-50percent3.1.nextspring2.andhospitals3.thenextfouryears4.threequarters5.Charities;26and456.familyorfriendsPassage26Man2,3,6,7,9Woman1,4,5,87.1(d)2(a)3(b)4(a)5(d)8.1Intheir20s.2.Jobsarehardtofind,studentshavefeestopaybackandrentsarehigh3.Theyareadultkidsbecausetheydon’tseemtomindmovingbackwiththeirparents4.Hismumcookedandhesawhisfriends5.Heisascriptwriter6.Sheworkedinasupermarket7.Thepaywaslowandshehadnochioce8.SheisadepartmentmanagerUnit8InsideviewConversation12.thetruestatementsare:1and53.1.BecauseCathyisverybusy2.Shesaysshe’lldoherbestbutcan’tmakeanypromises3.I’mJoeVarese,wespokeonthephone4.Londonarchitectureaswellastheexhibition5.Hewantstocheckthesoundlevel6.ThelondonSkyline,past,presentandfutureConversation25.thetopicsthatarementionedare:1,2,4,5,7and86.1(c)2(c)3(b)4(d)5(a)6(a)7.1.oneofthemostrecognizable2.toeveryone’sastonishment3.Yes,absolutely4.That’sabsolutelyright5.I’mnotconvincedyou’reright6.Asyoumightexpect7.ExactlyEverydayEnglish8.1(a)2(a)3(b)4(a)OutsideviewWatchingandunderstanding2.size,architecture,trainsystem,sculpture,airport,lakeshoreline,music,sportsteams3.1(a)2(b)3(a)4(c)5(a)6(d)4.1.thethirdlargest2.18713.curtainsofglass4.15years5.70seconds6.840flights7.29milesof8.awonderfulsportshistoryListeninginListeningandunderstandingPassage12.terminal3:thenewestterminalofBeijingAirportMarch2008:dateitbecameoperationalNormanFoster:afamousBritisharchitectThreeKilometres:extentoftheterminalThreeandahalfyears:timeittooktobuildthenewterminalRedandgold:traditionalChinesecoloursusedSavingenergy:reasonfortheroofdesign19000piecesofluggage:numberperhourthebaggagesystemcanhandle3.thetruestatementsare:2,4,5and64.1.becameoperationalinMarch20082.glassandsteel3.lightandheat/19,000piecesof4.lateDcember20075.Frencharchitect6.theamountofsunlight7.glasscurtain8.thegardensandtreesPassage26.1(e)2(a)3(d)4(b)5(c)1-3-4-2-5Listeningandunderstanding7.1.HeisoneofSpain’sgreatarchitect2.Bones3.TheDancingHouse4.Two5.Thirty-threeyears6.Itisthetallesthotelintheworldanditlookslikeasail7.19978.StuccoUnit9Startingpoint2.1(a)2(b)InsideviewConversation12.latestsqueeze:girlfriendHackedoffwith:tiredof,dissatisfiedwithFancy…Wouldyoulike…Apint:adrinkofbeerDownthelocal:inthepubOnme:mytreat/Iwillpay3.1.She’safriendfromwork2.AnoldschoolfriendofAndy’s3.Goforadrink4.Andy’sgirlfriend5.Shecan’tunderstandhisaccentorwhathesaid6.HeexplainswhatJacksaidtoJanet4.theexpressionsthatareusedare:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8and91.Hello,friend.whatareyoudoing?2.Itisanicesurprisetoseeyou,Jack.3.Howisyourlifeprogressing4.Quitewell.5.Ihopetomeetyouagaininthepub.6.Icouldnotunderstandatall.7.Ihavenoideawhathemeant.8.Waitamoment.9.NowIunderstand.Conversation25.1.(a)Janet(b)Janet(c)Joe(d)Janet(e)Joe2.ItreferstotheEnglishlanguage.3.Shakespeare.4.Andy.6.1.(a)2(a)3(a)4(c)5(c)6(b)7.1.It’shardtosay2.itdepends3.Butontheotherhand4.Youknow5.TakeShakespear,forexample.6.Suchas7.like8.averykindperson9.isveryjealous10.ShakespearintherainEverydayEnglish8.1(b)2(a)3(a)4(b)5(a)6(a)OutsideviewWatchingandunderstanding2.1.speaktoAmericans2.anopportunityforcommunication3.gooutintothecommunity4.trytolearnasmuchaboutourculture5.feelmoreconfident;appreciateourculture3.5-3-6-2-4-14.1.TherearesomanydifferentwaysofteachingEnglish.2.Italsovariesastowhetheryou’retakingprivatelessonswithatutor,orifyou’reinalargeclassroomsituation.3.However,thereisalsoanadvantagetobeabletotakeaclasswithstudentsfrom,notjustyourcountry,butothercountriesaswell.4.Sotherefore,youcancommunicatewithotherpeople,whichisagain,whatit’sallabout.5.SostudentsreallyenjoymeetingeachotherandbeingforcedtospeakinEnglish.5.1(b)2(d)3(a)4(a)5(b)ListeninginPassage1Listeningandunderstanding2.1.2,0002.6,0003.Australia4.three5.200yearsago6.203.1(c)2(b)3(a)4(b)5(d)6(d)Passage2Listeningandunderstanding6.1.dog2.bees3.dolphins4.Vervetmonkey5.monkey7.1.Ifanimalshavecommunicationsystemsthatarelikehumanlanguage.2.Rulesorgrammarandintendedmeaning.