英语初级听力Dictation答案

英语初级听力Dictation答案英语初级听力Dictation答案英语初级听力Dictation答案xxx公司英语初级听力Dictation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Lesson13Dictation47RiversideRoad,10thMay,1989DearChris,Thanksforyourletter.I’msorryIhaven’tanswereditsoonerbutwritingisdifficultatthemoment.Ifelloffmybikelastweekandbrokemyarm.Itisn’tanythingveryseriousandI’llbeOKinafewweeks.Yourholidaysoundsfantastic.I’msureyou’llenjoyit.SomeoneatworkwenttoJamaicalastyearandhadawonderfultime.Whenyouaregoingexactly

Ihopeyou’llhavegoodweather.Thereisn’treallymuchmorenewsfromhere.I’llwritealongerletterinafewweeks.Sendmeapostcardandgivemyregardstoeveryone.YoursKim.Lesson15DictationPhilipisaveryinterestingboy.Heiscleverbuthedoesn'tlikeschool.Hehatesstudyingbutheisverykeenonlearningnewpracticalskills.Inhissparetimeheoftenrepairsmotorbikes.Helikeshelpingtheneighboursinvegetablegardens,too.Lesson16DictationWhatwastheworstproblemyouencounteredinyourpresentjob.Howdidyouhandleit?Whydoyouwanttoleaveyourpresentjob?Whatareyoumostproudofhavingdoneinyourpresentjob?Whydoyouthinkyouarequalifiedforthisjob?Whatsortofbosswouldyoumostliketoworkfor?Supposingamemberofyourstaffwasfrequentlyawayfromwork,claimingtobeill,whatactionwouldyoutake?Ifyouwereworkingasapartoftheteam,whatunspokenrulesofbehaviourwouldyouobserve?Howlongdoyouplantostayinthisjob?Lesson17DictationTherewereangryscenesyesterdayoutsideNo.10DowningStreetasLondonschoolteachersprotestedabouttheirsalariesandconditions.Londonteachersarenowinthesecondweekoftheirstrikeforbetterpay.TimBurston,BBCcorrespondentforeducationwasthere.Lesson18DictationMrs.Brink:Comein.Oh,it'syouagain.Tom.Whathaveyoudonethistime?Tom:I'vecutmyfingerandit'sbleedingalot.Mrs.Brink:Letmesee,Tom...Hmmm,thatisabadcut.Icancleanitandputaplasteronit,butyou'llhavetoseethedoctor.Lesson19DictationDoctorSowansoistheSecretaryGeneraloftheUnitedNations.He’soneofthebusiestmenintheworld.He’sjustarrivedatNewDelhiAirportnow.TheIndianPrimeMinisterismeetinghim.LatertheyYesterdayhewasinMoscow.HevisitedtheKremlinandhadlunchwithSovietleaders.Duringlunchtheydiscussedinternationalpolitics.Tomorrowhe’llflytoNairobi.He’llmeetthePresidentofKenyaandotherAfricanleaders.He’llbetherefortwelvehours.Thedayaftertomorrowhe’llbeinLondon.He’llmeettheBritishPrimeMinisterandthey’lltalkaboutEuropeaneconomicproblems.Nextweekhe’llbebackattheUnitedNationsinNewYork.NextMondayhe’llspeaktotheGeneralAssemblyabouthisworldtour.Thenhe’llneedashortholiday.Lesson20DictationEverycolorhasameaning.Andasyouchooseacolor,youmightliketorememberthatit’ssayingsomething.We’vesaidthatredislovable.Green,ontheotherhand,standsforhope;itistranquil.Pinkisromantic,whilebrownisserious.Whiteisaneasyone—whiteispure.Orangeisgenerous.Violetismysterious,turquoiseisstrongandblueisdefinitelyfeminine.Lesson21DictationOursisaveryexpensiveperfume.Whenpeopleseeitorhearthenamewewantthemtothinkofluxury.Therearemanywaystodothis.Youshowawomaninafurcoat,inasilkeveningdress,maybecoveredindiamonds.Youcanshowanexpensivecar,anexpensiverestaurant,oramaninatuxedo.Wedecidedtodosomethingdifferent.Weshowabeautifulwoman,simplybutelegantlydressed,besideaseriesofpaintingsbyLeonardodaVinci,anditworks.Becausesheiswearingtheperfume,andbecausesheisnexttoexpensiveandbeautifulpaintings,ourperfumemustbebeautifulandexpensivetoo.Itdoeswork.Lesson22DictationIhavealwaysbeeninterestedinmakingthings.WhenIwasachildIusedtoenjoypainting,butIalsolikedmakingthingsoutofclay.ImanagedtowinaprizeforoneofmypaintingswhenIwasfourteen.ThatisprobablythereasonthatImanagedtogetintoartcollegefouryearslater.ButIstudiedpaintingatfirst,notpottery.IlikebeingapotterbecauseIliketoworkwithmyhandsandfeeltheclay,Ienjoyworkingonapotter’swheel.I’mhappyworkingbymyselfandbeingnearmyhome.Idon’tlikemass—producedthings.Ithinkcraftsandcraftspeopleareveryimportant.WhenIleftcollegeImanagedtogetgrantfromtheCouncil,andIhopetobecomeafull—timecraftswoman.Thisworkshopissmall,butIhopetomovetoalargeronenextyear.Lesson23DictationAreyouamorningpersonoraneveningpersonThat'sthequestion.WhendoyouworkbestFormetheansweriseasy.Iworkbestinthemorning.Allmycreativeworkisdonebeforelunchtime.Igetupatabouteight,andthenhavebreakfast.Ilistentotheradioabit,andreadthepapers.AndthenIstart.UsuallyIworkfromnineornine--thirtyuntiltwelvebutafterthatI'museless.OnagooddayIwritefifteenhundredwords