新世纪大学英语视听说教程4答案

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Unit1LessonA

P2A

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P3A

B

P3B

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P4BYes

P6A

1.Sigapore2.Greenland3.AngelFalls4.Etna

5.theAndes6.MammonthCave7.LakeBaikal

8.theSahara9.Canada's

P8A

2

P8B

1257

P8A

Thepictureontheright.

P9B

1.veryfamousbuildings

2.madeofglass,steel,concrete

3.designed

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4.style

5.1998

6.452metershigh

7.boththemodernandthetraditionalsideofmy

country

P10A

1.world-famousmuseum,Paris,500years,sixmillion

2.ancientcapital,bigenough,millionsof,shopping

center

P10B

1.LouvreMuseum

2.Kyoto,Japan

3.1989

4.HiroshiHara

5.Tocopewiththemillionsofvisitors

6.bringsnewlifeintothecitycenter

7.anugly,modernmistake

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Answer3

Pllc

Answer2467

LessonB

P13A

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Sentences1.3and5areTrue.

2.False;halfway,notalltheway

4.False;fromfaraway,notcloseup

P13B

1.thousands

2.bycar

3.unimpressed

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P15A

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P16C

1.man

2.somethingbeingbuilt

3.goesup

4.butontheotherhand

5.buildingdown

6.underground

7.aboveground

8.livinginacave

9.True

10.That'sright.

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11.allthesebuildingspoppedup

12.I'llbet.

13.Maybe

14.Youknowwhat?

15.youaretoomuch.

P18

1.constructionsite

2.buildings

3.admires

4.skyscrapers

5.takingpictures

6.somethingfamous

7.therichandfamousstay

8.what'sbeingbuilt

9.turnsout

10.parkinggarage

Unit2

P20B

3.address3.hardware4.mouse5.menu

6.icon

8.crashed

9.crashed

lO.mouse7.surfing

11.surfing13.icon14.hardware15.menu

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4.16.address

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P21B

1.friend

2.toAll

3.keyboard

4.coffee

5.computer

6.five

P21BOntypewriters

P24A

1.pet2.cellphones

P24B

Conversation1:

a.notveryaffordable

c.interactive

d.rechargeable

e.strange

Conversation2

d.popular

P24Amessageontheright

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P25B

convenientaffordableeasyFastreliable

CellVV

phone

e-mailVVV

mailVFaxVVmachine

P25A

Toaster,microwave,coffeemaker,clock,washing

machine,lights,hearter,air

conditioner,refrigerator,telephone

P26B

Tl.T

2.F;notcoffeemaker,butclock

3.

F;nottodaylive,butinthefuturewillbe4.5.F;not

wanted,butdidn'twantF;notall6.P27C

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LessonB

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P29A

2.T

3.T

4.F;computer,notcellphone

5.T

6.F;e-mails,notphones

7.T

8.T

9.F;notreliable

P30B

1.T

2.T

3.F;today,nottomorrow

4.F;atypewriter,notacomputer

5.T

6.F;terrible,nothappy

P31A

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P32C

1.weren'tthatbad

2.asfor

3.ohmygosh

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4.weresounreliable

5.usedtocrashallthetime

6.asaffordableorasfastas

7.asfastassomeofthenewer,moreexpensiveones

8.nowadays

9.usedtousetheonesattheuniversity

10.Nobigdeal

11.inthosedays

P33A

Tobuy,tosee,viewing,attractive,innovative,reliable,affo

rdable,watching

P34

1.termpaper

2.technology

3.usedto

4.reliable

5.models

6.didn'tuseto

7.computerlabs

8.theelectricitywentout

9.old-fashioned

10.assignment

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Unit3LessonA

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P36A

1.internationalcorrespondent

2.journalistandphotographer

P36B

IC2D3C4B5B6D

P41A

1.likes2.dislikes

P41B

1.thecomicspage,thehoroscope,theprice

2.thenewscoverage,theheadlines

P41A

Backrow,lefttoright:

Tom,Joseph,Olivia,Randy;

Frontrow:Tina

P41B

1.Olivia2.Amy3.Randy4.Tina

P43A

1.TheyCouldn'tCommunicate

2.ADangerousOccupation

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3.SilentBeauties

4.AVeryBusyThief

B.

1.couldnotcommunicatewitheachother

2.heslippedonice

3.theywerecamels

4.hedidn'treturnittothecardealer

P44A

Firststory:Kangaroototherescue!

Secondstory:Anunderwaterpostoffice?

P44B

1.102.farmer3上arking4.scubadiving5.draw

tourists'attention6.three

LessonB

P46A

Sentences1,3and7areTrue.

2.False;boringandnotverycreative,notinteresting

andverycreative

4.False;doesn'tthink

5.False;newsanchors,notcameramen

6.False;doesn'tfeel

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2.Miyuki:d3.Dennis:b4.Alejandra:e5.Nick:a

6.Gian:c

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P48A

73416852

P49C

1.stuff2.Hey3.Isn'thethat4.withthesilver

guitar

5.long,blackhair6.shortspikyhair7.wearsthat

reallycoolwhitesuit8.man9.Theonesitting

down10.withthelonghairandglasses

11.whatareyouwaitingfor?

12.Areyoukidding

13.1hardlyknowher

14.Somehow

15.Youarekiddingme

5.

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6.

Unit4LessonA

P52B.

1.pleasant2.active3.punctual4.careful

5.flexible

6.independent

P52C

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P53A

1.Diane2.Mimi3.Alice

B

l.bboss-customers2.alate^punctual2.b

Yesterday-*Lastweek3.aten-*eight

3.b

question->energy

P54B

JuanhasbeenstudyingJapanese.Greghasbeen

marriedfortwoyears.

P57D

a.tourguideb.fashiondesignerc.flight

attendantd.farmhande.police

officerf.taxidriverg.fitness

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instructorh.filmdirector

P57E

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P58Aflightattendant

BINo2No3No4Yes

P59A

1.becomeateacher

2.theteachingprogramisverygood

3.alotofpractice

4.youngkids

5.graduatefromtheuniversitynextJune

6.akindergarten

P59B

Position:brochuredesigner

Requirements:computer

skills;cooperative;flexibilityinworking

hours;availablerightnow

OptionalListening

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1.informationmessages

2.warmandfriendly

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3.threedaysaweek

4.shealwaysscreamsandshehastoavoid

hurtinghervoice

5.byusinghervoice

6.acomputer,arealperson

P61A.

1.Ken

2.Steven

3.Ken

4.Steven

P61B.

1.interviews

2.introduces

3.famous

4.loves

5.videotape

6.moves

7.drive

8.independent

9.stressful

10.hired

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Unit4LessonB

P63A

2.False;ten,notfive

3.False;hospital,notcomputercompany

4.True

5.True

6.True

B.

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P64B

1.True

2.False;sellsoftware,nottrainpeople

3.False;Ms.LiwantstoknowaboutClaudia

experience

4.True

5.True

6.True

7.False;calls,note-mails

P65A

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P66C

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1.Thanksverymuchforcomingin.

2.yourresume

3.Hereyouare

4.tellyoualittlebit

5.lookingforsomeone

6.flexibility

7.apleasantmannerwithcustomers

8.rmreallygoodatthat.

9.yourexperiencewithsoftwareprograms

10.howtouseasimilarsoftwareproduct

11.We，11beintouch

12.Comeon

13.bytheway

14.something

P68

1.position

2.mentions

3.trained

4.current

5.salesawards

6.impressive

7.isrightforthejob

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8.callstoofferClaudiatheposition

9.leavesamessage

10.shealmostfallsoverthesofatryingto

gettothephone

Unit5

P69A.

1.purchase,employs

2.develops,ship,manage

3.advertse,compete

P70A

RichardBranson,VirginGroup(Ltd.)

B

1,3,4,5,7,8

P71B.

About,alargenumberof,over,upto

P74C

1.ahobby

2.students

3.JerryandDavid'sGuide

4.computers

5.grewquickly

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6.Internet

7.millionsof

8.information

9.e-mailservices

10.profit

P75B

1.formountainclimbing

2.fortrimminghair

3.forrelaxing

4.foropeningbottles

5.forslicingfood

6.forcleaningtongues

P76B

1.April4,1975

2.BillGatesandPaulAllen

3.Redmond,Washington,UnitedStates

4.Worldwide

5.MicrosoftWindowsoperatingsystems,

MicrosoftOfficesuite,computerhardware

products,homeentertainmentproducts

6.Nearly90,000in105countriesby2008

P77A

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1.departmentstores,shoppingmalls

2.putuptheirChristmaswindowdisplays

3.companiesjustwantthemtospendmoremoney

4.wecanstartthinkingaboutwhatwereally

needinlife

P77B

1.BuyNothingDay

2.Theyshouldn'tspendanymoneyfor24hours

3.Inover15countries

4.Canada

5.ThestartoftheChristmasshoppingseason

6.Peopleareforgettingtherealmeaningofthe

holidays.

7.People5sideaaboutshopping

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P81A

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1.executives

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2.brochures

3.smoothie

4.wordofmouth

5.flyers

6.ajanitorialservice

P82B

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P83A

Sentences2,4,5and8areTrue.

1.False;commercial,notafilmschoolproject

2.False;wassick,nothadtostudy

6.False,satisfactory,notunsatisfactory

7.False;makemoretapes,notremakethetape

P84C

1.thatshoulddoit

2.Check

3.Hellothere

4.themostsuccessful

5.excellentquality

6.greatdesign

7.affordableprices

8.Why

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9.stylish

10.100%genuine

11.talkabout

12.folks

13.thebestproduct

14.therightprice

15.encore

P85A

2.flowers

3.skies

4.news

5.driving

6.world

P86

1.shoot

2.president

3.starring

4.founded

5.showoff

6.describes

7.liesdownonit

8.fallsasleep

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9.whenthephonerings

10.sotheyhavedescribedtohire

Unit6

P88B

1.summerhouse

2.limousinedriver

3.designerclothes

4.privateschool

5.personaltrainer

6.luxurysuite

7.creditcard

8.privatejet

9.spendingmoney

P89A

TheBurjAlArabHotel

P89B

IP2P3R4R5B6B7P8P

P90B

Themanboughtthetickets.Hisfriendwonthe

prize.

P93Ab

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B

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A

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th1.abrandnew,202.Josephsfriend

P94B

1.Whenshewasauniversitystudent.

2.Notatall.ItwasanoldlittleredToyota.

3.Sheworkedthewholesummervacationina

restaurant.

4.Yes,shedid.Shetookallherfriendsdriving

aroundeveryweekend.

5.Anaccidentdestoryedthecar.

A

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P95B

1.60hours

2.Shewasworkingsohardtopayforabig

house,expensivefurniture,anewcar,andall

the

“important“thingsinlife.

3.Goingoutonherhouseboat

4.Shehearsducksandbirds.

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5.Shecangofishingfromherlivingroom.

6.Onweekends,shegoesalongtheriveronher

boat,exploringnewplaces.

P95C

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P97B

1.Theywillselltheirknowledgeaboutusing

plantsplantsasmedicine.

2.Theywillgetjobsandeducationfortheir

peopletosavetheircultureandlanguage.

3.Themonksrecordandselltheirmusic.

4.Theyusethemoneyforsummercampsfor

teenagers.

P97C

1.False2False3True4True5Fslse6True

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P99A

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P99B

2.Calum:takeaholiday

3.Natalie:buyacarorcars;buyahouse;invest

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moneyforthefuture

4.Dave:spendit(money)asfastaspossible;

buy

acarorcars

P100B

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P101A

2.False;everything,notnothing

3.True

4.False;land,notluck

5.False;never,notalways

6.False;inEurope,notonafarminMinnesota

7.True

8.False;doesn,thaveenoughcash

P102C

1.apparently2.You，rekidding!

3.Ineverknew4.oranything5.andthatwas

it

6.Wow!

7.couldyounothaveknown

8.rmtellingyou

9.Andnooneknew

10.Infact

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11.Nowonder

12.Whowouldhavethought

13.rmalittleshorton

14.rmgoodforit

P103B

1.yes2.yes3.single4.asmuchaspossible

5.no

6.discountstores7.yes8.investit

9.7-8

hours10.yes,always

P104

1.lawyer

2.turnsout

3.haslefteverythingto

4.will

5.well-off

6.neverspentanymoney

7.investinland

8.treatthemalltodinner

9.shortoncash

10.borrowmoneytopayfordinner

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Localgirlrescued

Shemayhavebrokenleg,butshecan'tbehappier.MorganBailey,11,

ishappytobealive.

TuesdaywaslikeanyotherdayforMorgan.Shewasatschool.Itwas

fourthperiod,andshewasthefirststudenttoarriveinthegymnasiumfor

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herphysicaleducationclass.

Suddenly,therewasaloudnoise.

uTherewasasharpcrackingnoiseandthenaloudboom.Afterthat,I

don'trememberanything."saidMorgan.

Theroofofthegymnasiumhadcollapsedundertheheavysnow.

Morganwastrappedunderneath,shecouldn'tescape.

“Iwokeupandtherewasabigpieceofwoodonmyleg,Icouldn't

moveit.Iwasstartingtogetcold.”

Fortunately,helpwasnearby.Anewprogramusingurescuerobot”

wastriedforthefirsttime.

“Wewerenervousaboutusingtherobot,“saidDerrickSneedtheman

inchargeoftheprogram,“butintheend,therobotgaveusreliable

information.Itwasextremelywell.”

TherescuerobotwasabletogointothegymandlocateMorgan's

exactposition.

“Wesendinrobotfirstbecauseitmaynotbesafeforhumans,“said

Mr.Sneed.uHumanbeingsarenotasusefulasrobotsinsomesituations.

Agasleak,forexample,couldkillyouorme,butwouldn'thurtarobot.”

Althoughitdidn'thappeninMorgan'scase,somerescuerobotscan

bringfreshairorwatertopeoplewhoaretrapped.

Rescuerobotsgointorough,dangerousplaces.Theyworkinlifeor

deathsituations.Theyhavetobedurable.

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DoctorsaysthatMorganisdoingwell.Sheshouldbegoinghomein

twoorthreedays.Whatisthefirstthingshewantstodoaftershegetsout

ofthehospital?

“Iwanttomeetmyhero,“laughsMorgan,uthatlittlerobotthatsaved

mylife!”

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Isadvertisingreallynecessary?Billionsofdollarsarespentonit

everyyear,soitmustbeimportant.Afterall,it'sabusyworld.Youhave

toadvertise,sellproductsandmakemoney.!

Noteverycompanythinksthatway.TheNo-Adcompany("no-ad”

standsfor“notadvertised")avoidsbigadvertisingcampaigns.The

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