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TTwwooLLiisteningstening--CCenteredentered AActivitiesctivitiesHomeIntensive
Listening
Listening
I
Listening
II
Listening
IIIExtensive
ListeningFast
Food
VitaminsLearning
to
Bake
Cakes98年1月听力真题实战Unit
1
Listening-Centered
ActivitiesUnit
1
Listening-Centered
ActivitiesNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
12Listening
IListening
INew
Words
&
Expressions
Exercise
1Exercise
2
TapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
13New
Words
&
Expressions
-1orderbacongrapefruitcannedfrozensoft-boiled预定
咸肉
葡萄柚罐装的冷冻的(蛋)溏心的,煮得半熟的NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
14New
Words
&
Expressions
-2toastmarmaladepreserves10.
start
with烤面包橘子酱,果酱蜜饯,果酱(较jam正式)先上······a
selection
of
preserves
on
your
tray一盘果酱供选择lemon
柠檬(tea
with
lemon)
柠檬茶When
is
it
for?
什么时候要?NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
15Exercise
1-1Directions:
Listen
to
the
dialogue
and
fill
inthe
orderlist
below
with
the
information
you
getfrom
the
tape.An
Order
ListName:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
SandsRoom:1)
226
Time:2)
7:30
a.m.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
16Exercise
1-2Starterfresh
3)
_orange
juice
for
thehusband
and4)
grapefruit
juice
for
the
wifeMain
course
bacon,
eggs,
and
tomato
for
thehusband
andtwo
soft-boiled
eggs
forthewife
toast,
butter
,
and
marmalade
forboth
the
husband
and
the
wifeDrink8)
lemontea
KEYNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
17Exercise
2-1Directions:
Work
in
groups
of
three.
One
willbethe
waiter
or
waitress
and
the
other
twocustomers.
Make
up
a
dialogue
ordering
foodfor
breakfast.Waitress:
Can
I
help
you?Customer
A:
We’d
like
to
have
a
quick
breakfast.W:
What
would
you
like
to
have?C-A:
I’d
like
tostart
with
fruit
juice,
fresh
orange
juice.W:
Right,
sir.
One
fresh
orange
juice.
(Turn
toCustomer
B)
What
would
you
like,
Madam?SampleNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
18Exercise
2-2C-B:
Well,
I’d
like
some
apple
juice.
Canned
please.
Andthen,
bacon,
egg
and
some
toast
with
butterplease.:
Oh,
I’d
like
to
have
some
cornflakes
with
whole milk
and
two
boiled
eggs.W:
So
bacon,
eggs
and
toast
for
you
(Customer
B)
andcornflakes
with
whole
milk
and
boiled
eggs
for
you(Customer
A).
And
is
it
coffee
or
tea?: Coffee,
with
milk
and
sugar.W: For
both?: No,
I’d
like
some
black
coffee.W:
All
right.
Please
wait
a
moment.
Your
breakfast
willsoon
be
ready.C-A
&
C-B:
Thank
you.TapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
19New
Words
&
ExpressionsExercise
1Exercise
2TapescriptListening
IIListening
IINewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
110New
Words
&
Expressions
-1passionhitin
particularchain
restaurant
companyMcDonald’sspecialize
in
(sth.)counterpackcardboardNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
111热情冲击特别餐饮连锁公司麦当劳快餐连锁店专门从事柜台打包纸饭盒,纸板New
Words
&
Expressions
-2plastic
containertight-fitting
lidthrow…
intoMexicanmenumicrophonetrash塑料盒拧紧的盖子将······扔到墨西哥的
菜单麦克风垃圾12.
drive-in
restaurant
board(顾客无需下车可得到服务的)“免下车”餐馆,此处指展示菜单的菜单牌NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
112New
Words
&
Expressions
-3Efficientfolksin
any
casecheckrefillextra
charge效率高的〈口〉[用作称呼]各位,大伙儿例句:That’s
all
for
tonight,folks.各位,今晚到此结束。20.
the
hope
of
a
high
tip
希望得到很多的小费无论如何账单再装,补充额外索费NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
113Exercise
1-1Directions:
Listen
to
the
first
part
of
the
passageand
complete
the
following
by
filling
in
theblanks.1)
In
a
fastfood
restaurant,
when
a
customersays
“to
go”,
it
means
totake
out
.
Thecooked
and
hot
food
in
a
fast-foodrestaurant
is
usually
packed
into
cardboard
or
plastic
containers.
Hotdrinks
would
go
into
plastic
cups
with
tight-fitting
lids.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
114Exercise
1-2
People
who
eat
at
a
drive-in
restaurant
first
stopat
a
board
where
the
menu
is
displayed,
givean
order
through
a
microphone
and
then
driveanother
twenty
yards
,
where
a
girl
hands
themthe
meal.
Those
who
eat
at
a
table
in
a
fast-foodrestaurant
also
receive
their
food
in
the
samecontainers,
and
the
_knives
,
forks
and
spoonsare
plastic
too.
When
they
have
finished,customers
throw
everything
except
theinto
a
trash
can.
tray
NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
115Exercise
2-1Directions:
Listen
to
the
second
part
of
thepassage
and
answer
the
following
questions.What
is
said
about
service
in
restaurants
and coffee
shops
in
America?Efficient
and
friendly.
What
impression
do
waiters
and
waitressesgive
customers
when
they
introducethemselves?
Their
friendliness
is
natural
and
isn’t
entirely
influenced
by
the
hopeof
ahightip.
NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
116Exercise
2-2
What
is
an
appropriate
amount
for
a
tip?15%
of
the
check.
What
is
one
of
the
most
pleasant
things about
waiters
and
waitresses?
They
refilla
customer’s
coffeecup
several
times
for
no
extra
charge.TapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
117Listening
IIIListening
IIINew
Words
&
Expressions
ExerciseTapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
118New
Words
&
Expressionsbakerbrown
breadbunbuttermuttercheap
chipschips
shoppropertin
coffee-potiron
coffee-pot面包师
黑面包
小圆面包涂上黄油咕哝便宜的土豆片炸土豆片小店真正的锡咖啡壶铁咖啡壶NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
119Exercise
-1Directions:
Listen
to
the
tongue
twisters
and
fillin
the
blanks
with
the
words
you
hear.
Listen
againto
check
your
answers.
Then
practice
saying
thesetongue
twisters
as
quickly
as
possible.
The
big
baker
bakes
black
bread.
“The
bun
is
better
buttered,”
Billmuttered.Cheryl’s
cheap
chip
shop
sells
cheap
chips.
NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
120Exercise
-2You
can
have:
fried
fresh
fish
fish
fried
fresh
fresh
fried
fish
fresh
fish
fried,
or
fish
fresh
fried.
All
I
want
is
a
proper
cup
of
coffee
Madeina proper
coffeepot
.You
can
believe
it
or
not—NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
121Exercise
-3I
want
a
cup
of
coffee
In
a
proper
coffeepot
.Tin
coffeepots
or
iron
coffeepots
.They’re
no
use
to
me.If
I
can’t
haveaProper
cup
of
coffee
In
a
proper
copper
coffeepot I’ll
have
a
a
cup
of
tea
.TapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
122Extensive
ListeningFastFoodVitaminsLearning
to
Bake
Cakes98年1月听力真题实战NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
123Fast
FoodBachelor
of
Hamburgerologyfancyhang
round汉堡包学学士学位想要呆着无所事事Words
You
Need
to
Know
for
ListeningNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
124ExerciseDirections:
Listen
to
the
passage
and
answerthe
following
questions
briefly.1)
What
is
America’s
most
popular
export
toBritain
in
the
past
ten
years?2)
How
long
does
it
take
to
get
a
bachelor’sdegree
ofhamburgerology?Hamburger.Ten
days.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
125Exercise3)
Why
are
the fast-food
restaurants
usually
notso
comfortable?4)
Why
are
the
fast-food
restaurants
decorated
inbright
colors?5)
How
can
a
student
of
English
especiallybenefit
from
visiting
the
fast-food
restaurants?Because
they
don’t
want
to
encouragecustomers
to
stay
(hang
round)
for
too
long.This
can
make
people
feelhungrier.They
can
learna
lot
of
newwords
there.TapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
126Words
You
Need
to
Knowvitamindigestgreen
pepperpoultryspinachyolkreproductionyogurtscrapeclotcitrus维生素消化
辣椒
家禽
菠菜
蛋黄
生殖
酸奶
擦伤
使凝结柑橘类VitaminsNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
127ExerciseBackground
Knowledgeand
HintsVitamins
are
necessary
for
good
health.
Weget
vitamins
from
the
foods
that
we
eat.
Thereare
about
ten
major
vitamins.
Each
vitaminhas
aspecific
jobto
do
in
the
body.You
will
hear
a
brief
introduction
to
some
ofthemfromthefollowing
passage.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
128ExerciseDirections:
Listen
to
the
passage
and
choosethe
best
answer
to
each
of
the
followingquestions.If
you
can’t
see
clearly
in
the
evening,
which
of the
following
is
most
likely
to
help
you?Green
peppers.
B.
Rice.
C.
Nuts.
If
someone
often
gets
colds,
which
of
thefollowingshould
be
chosen
asa
helpful
food?Meat.
B.
Milk.
C..
Strawberries.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
129ExerciseWhich
of
the
following
is
an
especially
good suggestion
for
a
couple
who
wishes
to
have
a child?To
eat
brown
rice
often.To
eat
yellow
vegetables
often.To
eat
dark
green
vegetablesoften.
Which
of
thefollowing
diet
habits
can
helpbleeding
stop
quickly
if
you
get
a
cut
in
yourfinger?You
eat
a
lot
of
yogurt
in
your
dailydiet.You
eat
a
lot
of
nuts
in
your
daily
diet.You
eat
a
lot
of
eggs
in
your
daily
diet.TapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
130Learning
to
Bake
CakesDirections1.
Before
you
listen
to
the
passage,
put
thepictures
in
their
right
order
according
to
yourown
knowledge.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
131Exercise2.
Listen
to
the
passage
and
check
your
answersto
the
previous
exercise.
Then
retell
theprocedure
with
the
help
of
the
pictures
in
theright
order.1)
D
2)
G
3)
B
4)
E
5)
H
6)
A
7)
F
8)
CTapescriptNewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
132Intensive
Listening
I
Tapescript
-1Guest:
Hello,
Room
Service.
This
is
Room
226.
We’dlike
to
order
breakfast
for
tomorrow.Floor
waiter:
Yes,
sir.
What
wouldyoulike?G: We’d
like
to
start
with
fruit
juice,
orange
for
meand
grapefruit
for
my
wife.
Fresh
juice,
please.Not
canned
or
frozen.F-W:Right,
sir.
One
fresh
orange
and
one
freshgrapefruit.G:
Good.
And
then
bacon,
eggs,
and
tomato
for
meand
two
soft-boiled
eggs
for
my
wife,
and
toast,butter,
and
marmalade.
Do
you
have
differentmarmalades?NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
133Intensive
Listening
I
Tapescript
-2F-W:Yes,
sir.
We’ll
put
a
selection
of
preserves
onyour
tray.
And
is
it
tea
or
coffee?G:
Tea,
please,
but
with
lemon,
not
milk.F-W:
Very
good.
And
when
is
it
for?G:
Oh,
about
7:30
would
be
fine.F-W: Fine,
and
could
you
give
me
your
name,
sir
?G:
It’s
Sands.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sands,
Room
226.F-W: Thank
you,
sir.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
134Intensive
Listening
II
Tapescript
-1Part
OneThe
American
passion
of
speed
has
now
hit
the
food
business.Many
restaurants,
in
particular
the
great
chain
restaurantcompany,
McDonald’s,
specialize
in
“fast
food”,
food
which
isserved
at
the
counter
ready
“to
go”
or
“to
take
out”.
The
food,cooked
and
hot,
is
packed
into
cardboard
and
plasticcontainers,
and
hot
drinks
go
into
plastic
cups
with
tight-fittinglids.
There
are
also
drive-in
fast
food
restaurants,
wherecustomers
do
not
have
to
leave
their
cars.
They
first
stop
at
aboard
where
the
menu
is
displayed,
give
an
order
through
amicrophone
and
then
drive
another
twenty
yards,
where
a
girlhands
them
the
meal
ready
cooked
and
packed.
People
whoprefer
to
eat
at
a
table
in
the
restaurant
also
receive
their
foodin
cardboard
or
plastic
containers,
and
the
knives,
forks
andspoons
are
plastic,
too.
When
they
have
finished,
customersthrow
everything
except
the
tray
into
a
trashcan.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
135Intensive
Listening
II
Tapescript
-2Part
TwoIn
most
cities,
large
and
small,
you
can
eat
Mexican
orItalian
food.
And
even
small
towns
have
a
coffee
shopserving
simple
meals,
drinks
of
all
kinds—and
excellent,freshly
made
coffee.
You
sit
at
the
counter,
or
are
servedat
a
table.
Service
in
restaurants
and
coffee
shops
isefficient
and
friendly.
Waiters
and
waitresses
oftenintroducethemselves:
“Hi!
I’m
Don(orDebbie).
WhatcanI
get
you
folks?”
This
friendliness
is
natural
and
notentirely
influenced
by
the
hope
of
a
high
tip.
In
any
case,people
usually
tip
15%
of
the
check.
One
of
the
mostpleasant
things
about
waiters
and
waitresses
is
that
theyrefill
your
coffee
cup
several
times
for
no
extra
charge.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
136Intensive
Listening
III
Tapescript
-1The
big
baker
bakes
black
bread.“The
bun
is
better
buttered,”
Bill
muttered.Cheryl’s
cheap
chip
shop
sells
cheap
chips.You
can
have:fried
fresh
fish,
现炸鲜鱼
fish
fried
fresh,
鲜鱼现炸
fresh
fried
fish,
炸鱼现卖
fresh
fish
fried,
活鱼现炸
or
fish
fresh
fried.
现炸活鱼All
I
want
is
a
proper
cup
of
coffeeMade
in
a
proper
coffeepot.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
137Intensive
Listening
III
Tapescript
-2Youcan
believe
itor
not—I
want
a
cup
of
coffeeIn
a
proper
coffeepot.Tin
coffeepots
orIron
coffeepots.They’re
no
use
to
me.If
I
can’t
have
aProper
cup
of
coffeeIn
a
proper
copper
coffeepotI’ll
have
a
cup
of
tea.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
138Tapescript
Fast
FoodIn
the
past
ten
years
or
so,
America’s
most
popular
export
to
Britainhas
been
THE
HAMBURGER.
One
very
well-known
Americancompany,
which
has
restaurants
all
over
the
world,
even
has
its
own“university”.
Here,
if
you
fancy
ing
an
expert
in
the
subject,
you
cantake
a
ten-day
course
leading
to
the
“degree”,
Bachelor
ofHamburgerology.
If
you
get
really
interested
in
the
subject,
you
caneven
go
on
to
do
your
Master’s
degree—but
that
takes
longer!Hamburgers
are,
of
course,
fast
food:
they
don’t
take
long
to
cook
andthey
take
even
less
time
to
eat.
Next
time
you
are
in
one
of
those
fast-food
restaurants,
look
around.
You’llnotice
that
they
aren’t
usually
verycomfortable
(they
don’t
want
to
encourage
you
to
hang
around
for
toolong).
And
they
are
normally
decorated
in
bright
colors
becausepsychological
tests
are
supposed
to
show
that
this
makes
peoplehungrier.Keen
students
of
English
should
read
the
menus
in
these
places.
Ifyou
think
you
could
do
with
improving
your
vocabulary,
especiallyadjectives,
study
them
with
care.NewCollegeEnglishII
Unit
139Tapescript
Vitamins
-1Vitamin
A:
Vitamin
A
comes
from
green
and
yellow vegetables.
It
is
also
in
milk
and
egg
yolks.
Vitamin
A is
necessary
for
night
vision,
seeing
in
the
dark.Vitamin
B1:
Vitamin
B1
comes
from
fish,
brown
rice, and
poultry.
Itisalso
in
most
meats
and
nuts.
Thejob of
vitamin
B1
is
to
build
the
blood
and
help
the
body digestfood.Vitamin
C:
Vitamin
C
comes
from
citrus
fruits
such as
oranges
and
grapefruit
and
other
fruits
such
as straw
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