大学英语听力教程第三册答案主编张民伦

《英语听力教程3》答案与听力材料呵呵....考试一路顺风......UNIT1A.B.Keys:PartIGettingready1:burningoftheforests/treeremoval(deforestation)/reductionoftheworld'srainforests2:globalwarming/greenhouseeffect/emissionsofCO2PartIITheEarthatrisk(I)A.Keys:1.a.Morepeople--------?morefirewood----?fewertreesb.Moredomesticanimals------?moreplants-----?feweravailableplantsa,b--?Moredesert----?movesouth-----?desrttexpandingsouth----?nograss2.Growingcropsstabilizesoil,withoutthemthetopsoiljustblowsaway.Butifthereisn'tenoughrainthecropsdon'tgrow.3.Peopletrytogrowfoodtosupportthemselvesortocreaterancheswherecattlecanberaised,ortogethardwoodforexport,ortomakewayforanironoremineB.Keys:1:SaharaDesert2:NorthAmerica&mostofEurope3:topsoilblowingaway4:tropicalforestsdestruction5:animal/plantspeciesbecomingextinct6:climatechangeforthewholeworldPartIIITheEarthatrisk(II)A.Keys:1:Treeswouldholdrainfallintheirroots.Whenforestsinthehigherup-riverhavebeendestroyed,alltherainthatfallsinthemonsoonseasonflowsstraightintotheriverandstartstheflooding.2:Heimpliesthatsomenationalgovernmentsjustconsidertheresultsoftheirpoliciesinthenearfuture,orjustthinkasfaraheadasthenextelection.B.Keys:1:floodinginBangladesh2:Actiontobetaken3:populationcontrolPartIVMoreaboutthetopic:TheEffectsofGlobalWarmingKeys:1:Warmingupoftheworld2:Effectsofglobal3:reducedpotentialforfoodproduction4:changeofpatternsofhear-relatedfoodpoisoning,etc.PartVDoyouknow…?A.Keys:1:F2:F3:F4:F5:TB.Keys:Dos1:yourtowels2:Cutout3:awall-fire4:fridge5:waituntilyou'veafullload6:acompletemealDon’ts7:ironeverything8:theironup9:thekettle10:tothebrim11:hotfoodUnit2PartIGettingreadyA.B.Keys:1:InternationalUnionfortheConservationofNature,UnitedNations,wildlife,policies2:ConventiononInternationalTradeinEndangeredSpecies,trade,animalsandplants,1975,prohibits,8000,controls,300003:UnitedNationsEnvironmentalProgram,leadership,environment,qualityoflife4:WorldWideFundforNature(formerlyWorldWildlifeFund),1961,SaharaDesert,NorthAmerica&mostofEurope,topsoilblowingawayC.Keys:1:22:43:54:1,65:3Questions:1:Theyworktoconservenaturalareasthatcontainendangeredwildlife2:Theyarecampaigningtoprovideseasanctuariesforsomeoftheseendangeredspecies.Protected-nestingsitesforturtleshavebeensetup3:ItreferstotheplacesofsafetyintheseawhereseaanimalsareprotectedandallowedtolivefreelyPartIIChristmasbirdcountsA.Keys:1:Jan.3rd2:morethan40000volunteers3:16004:a15milediameter5:anAmericanartist6:theirnaturalhabitats7:thelate1800sB.Keys:1:start2:sponsored3:outsidecountingbirds4:experiencedbirdwatchers5:anyonethatisinterestedorconcerned6:scheduled7:10peopletakingpart8:15milediametercircle9:thetotalbirdpopulations10:thenumberofbirds11:thelongest-runningbirdcensus12:undefinedPartIIIDolphincaptivityA.B.Keys:1:12:33:44:55:26:Dolphinsshouldbekeptincaptivity.7:Thereareeducationalbenefitsofkeepingmarinemammalsincaptivity.C.Keys:1:stress(family-oriented)2:sonarbouncingoff3:averageageofdeath;lifegettingbetterforcaptivedolphins4:naturalbehabiorpatterns-altered5:sufferingfromfracturedskulls,ribsorjaws6:can'tlearnfromanimalsinthewildhowtheyoperate,breed,whattheyneed,etc.PartIVMoreaboutthetopic:Birds----ASourceofWealthKeys:1：93002：Habitat3：warmerclimates4：300differentspecies5：colderclimates6：habitatalteration7：estheticvalue8：Birds'populationPartVDoyouknow…?Keys:1:oneandone-halfmillion2:20times3:1004:400005:65million6:35007:2millionsquaremiles8:3%9:200animalspecies10:100011:athird12:two-thirds13:three-quartersUnit3ElNino?LaNina?PartID.warmer/greenhouseeffect/sealevels/climatezonesAs1998endsandpeoplelookforwardtothelastyearofthecentury,theWorldAlmanacspokewithexpertsaboutwhatcomesnext.Almanaceditorialdirectorsaystheexpertsbelievethenextcenturywillbringlotsofchanges.Warm,ofcourse,thatourclimateisgoingtocontinuegettingwarmer.That’sthesubject,bytheway,ofanothernewarticleonthe1999WorldAlmanac.Thegreenhouseeffect,exactlywhatcausesit,andwhatstepstobetakento,perhapstoalleviateglobalwarmings.I’veseenrecentlythat1998isgoingtogodownasthewarmestyeareveronrecord.Andsothat’sgoingtobeamajorissueofthenextcentury,andpossibletremendousconsequencesoftheglobalwarmings,whetheritisrisingsealevelsaffectingthecoastalareas;changesinclimatezonesaffectingwhatcropscanbegrown,andinwhatregions.Thisispotentiallyaverysignificanttrendtobewatched.E.Cyclone:Northorsouthofequator/Typhoon:/Hurricane:EasternPacificMajoroceanstormsinthenorthernpartoftheworldusuallydevelopinlatesummerorautumnoverwatersneartheequator.Theyareknownbyseveraldifferentnames.ScientistscallthesestormscycloneswhentheyhappenjustnorthorsouthoftheequatorintheIndianOcean.InthewesternPacificOceanortheChinaSea,thesestormsarecalledtyphoons.IntheeasternPacificandAtlanticOcean,theyarecalledhurricanes.PartIIA.Outline1.A.weatherpattern/globalclimateB.1.twiceadecade2.12-18monthsC.1.warmerweather/2.wetterthanusual/drierD.thedeclineofwindsII.1.droughtsB.acyclicweatherpattern/abouttwiceadecade/wetter/drier/coldwaterawayfromSouthAmerica’swest/toexpandeastwardtowardtheAmerica’s/moveeastwardtoo/theweatheraroundtheworld/droughts/rainsandflooding/ontheSouthAmericanfishingindustry/tobecomedepletive/thestrengthofit/PartIIILickObservatoryB.location:anhour’sdrive/summit/Originofthename:awealthybusinessmanSize:onemeterdiameter/secondTime:1888Presentfunction:research/aneducationaltoolC.wayofobservation:humaneyes;inthecold/TVscreenGainsandlosses:Romance/thesky/efficiency/reality/universeQuestions:1.BecauselickObservatoryisnear“SiliconValley”,aregionofthestateshigh-technology.2.BecauseLickObservatorywasbuiltonhisestateandhewasburiedatthebaseofthetelescopeatthiswonrequest.3.Byusingthe19thcenturytelescope,youhaveafeelingofromancewithdirectviewingwiththehumaneyes.Bysingthemoderndevices,youlosethatromancebutgaintheefficiency.That’sanexchange.PartIV.ThenationalclimaticDataCenter.A.OutlineI.A.1951B.headquartersC.satellites,radar,solarradiationsystem,airplanes,shipsII.B.collectingweatherrecordsfromaroundtheworldD.publicationsaboutearthenvironment.E.requestsfroinformationfromallovertheworld.B.questions.1.TheDepartmentofDefense,theNationalWeatherService,thecoastguard2.TheofficehaswrittenweatherobservationsmadebyearlyAmericandiplomatBenjaminFranklinandbythethirdPresidentoftheU.S.3.Youcangettheinformationbycomputer,microfilmandtelephone4.Americancities.Anotherpublicationhasmonthlyreportsfrom1500observationstationsaroundtheworld.5.Thecenterhadmorethan900,000requestsfromgovernmentofficials,businessowners,Unit4ReportsonDisasters&AccidentsPartI.1.firebomb/shopping/several/2.1,000tornadoes3.carferry/takenover/GreenActionFront4.SouthKorea/270/thousands5.robbed/5/lunchtime/10,0006.hurricane/100/twenty/1007.Hijacked/TuesdayPartII.Hurricanes&tornadoesA.1.astorm2.about20003.thewindswereupto75milesanhour4.theIndianarmy5.destroyed/links/collapsed6.morethan40people7.over100,000peopleLargenumbersofvillageshavebeencompletelycutoff.Theofficialsaidthedeathtollcouldreach2000.theIndianarmyhasbeencalledintohelpthereliefeffort.FromDeli.HereisDavidWillis.Thestormwithwindsofupto75milesanhourstruckIndia’ssoutheastcoast,flatteninghomes,destroyingcropsandcuttingtransportlinks.Eyewitnessesreportedtidalwavesmorethan12feethigh.Thestormwasfollowedbytorrentialrains,whichsweptawayroadsandrailwaylines,andfloodedlowlyingareas.Morethan40peoplearethoughttohavediedwhenaferrysank.Butmostofthedeathshavebeenduetoflooding,housescollapsingorelectrocutions.Morethan100,000peoplehavebeenevacuatedfromtheirhomesandaretakingshelterinreliefcamps.Aftersurveyingthefloodedareabyhelicopter,thechiefministersaiditresembledaburialground.He’sappealedtothefederalgovernmenttotreattheincidentasanationalcalamity.DavidWillis.B.1.Theworstoftheheavyrainsandthunderstormsappearstobeover2.inpartsofEurope3.Duringthepastweek4.Affected5.Atleastfive6.becauseemergencywarningswereissuedbefore.C.1.c2b3.d4.bNinehoursGreenwichMeanTime.ThenewsreadbyWendyGordon.TheworstoftheheavyrainsandthunderstormsthathavebeensweepingpartsofEuropeduringthepastweekappearstobeover.ExceptionallyheavyrainfallbroughtfloodingtomanypartsofGermany,Switzerland,NorthernItalyandFranceandchaostorailandroadtransport.Althoughmostflightsareexpectedtobebacktonormalbythistimetomorrow,thereareexpectedtobeseriousdelaysontheGermanandItalianmotorwaysovertheforthcomingholidayweekendandtrainservicesareunlikelytobenormalizedforseveraldays.AgovernmentspokeswomaninFranceannouncedthatthedamagetohomesandpropertyisexpectedtobeatleastfourthousandmillionfrancs.Itisreportedthatatleastfivepeoplehavelosttheirlives.Expertsagreethatcasualtyfiguresarelowbecauseemergencywarningswereissuedonthedaybeforethestormsbegan.ThefederalgovernmentinSwitzerlandhasurgedmotoristsandrailtravelersnottotravelduringthenextfewdaysandnointernationaltrafficwillbeallowedonthemainnorth-southmotorwayroutesacrossthecountryuntilnextTuesday.PartIII.EarthquakesA.Anotherearthquake,thefifthinthreedays,hitJapanlastnight.Hundredsofhomeshavenowbeendestroyedorbadlydamaged,andthousandshavebeenmadehomelesssincetheearthquakesstarted.Manyofthehomelesshavebeguntomakethemselvesmakeshiftsheltersfromtherubble.Electricity,gasandwatersupplieshavealsobeenseriouslydisrupted.Expertsbelievethatthecountrywillbehitbymorequakesduringthenext48hours.C.I.A.Sunday/the23rdB.insouthernItalyII.A.atleast400B.manymorethan400III.A.insmalltownsandvillagesoutsideNaples1.hospital2.church3.privatehomesB.1.eightornine2.inthestreetsorsquares3.countryside/trafficjams4.telephonelines/5.electricityandwaterIV.A.1.thefog2.thecoldweatherB.roadrt.PartIVEarthquakeTipsDuringanearthquakeA1.Mainidea:torememberTsunamivictims2.Time:midday/3minutesofsilence/peoplestopped/flagsloweredtohalfstaff.3.Purpose:givingpeopleachancetorememberallthosewhodied.4.1)Sweden/700+1200Germany:+1000B1.largeearthquake/epicenterunderwater2.no/mostquakesnotsunamis3.dependingondistance/neartheearthquake/immediately/hardesthitarea/twohoursaway.4.a.water/seriouslywithdrawingorcominginfornoapparentreasonb.feelinganearthquake/witnessingalandslideatthecoastUnit5People&Places(I)PartI1.Australiaistheworld’slargestislandanditssmallestcontinent.Itstotalareaof3,000,000squaremilesisaboutthesameasthatofthecontinentalUnitedStates(excludingAlaska)2.theareaofNepalisabout54,000squaremiles.Withinitsbordersarefiveoftheworld’shighestpeaks.3.Switzerlandisasmall,landlockedcountry,15,944squaremilesinarea.It’sborderedbyFrance,Austria,andItaly.4.morethan20,000,000peopleliveinArgentine.About97percentareofEuropeanstock.Mostargentinesliveontheeasternplains.Fewerthan19%liveinthedrywesternandnorthwesternprovinces.5.Austriais32,376squaremilesinarea.ThismakesittwicethesizeofneighboringSwitzerland.Thereareabout7,150,000peoplelivinginAustria.MorethanonethirdofthepeopleliveinornearVienna,thecapitalcity.6.ColombiaistheonlycountryinSouthAmericawithacoastlineonthebothsidesofthecontinent.Itisabigcountrywithanareaof439,828squaremilesandabout16,300,000personsliveinColombia.7.SaudiArabia’sareaisestimatedtobeabout830,000squaremiles.AlmostallofSaudiArabia’s7,000,000peopleareArabs.TodaySaudiArabia’svastoilresourcesarepayingforthemodernizationofthecountry.Conditionstherearechangingmorerapidlythantheyhaveforcenturies.8.Denmarkproperhasanareaofonly16,575squaremiles.ItisthesmallestoftheScandinaviancountries—Denmark,Finland,Iceland,NorwayandSweden.ButDenmark’spopulationofover4,600,000isgreaterthanthatofNorwayandmorethanhalfthatofSweden.PartIICanadaB.outlineI.A.secondonly/B.26millionpeopleC.1theGreatLakes2theRockyMountains3theArcticislandsII.A.1.2.overcoat/afurhatIII.A.1.AmericanIndians2Germans3Italians,/InuitB.EnglishandFrenchIV.A.seafoodB.meatdishesD.thesweetcourseE.goodbeerbutnotgoodlocalwines.V.A.mostmodernshoppingcentersB.12.woolen3.wood4leather5mapleVI.A.theCanadiandollarB.10amto3pmMondaytoThursday,tilllateronFridays.PartIIITravelingaroundAustraliaA.Sydney:harbor:takeaboattripinanoldsailingship/atabackpacker’shotelTheSydneyOperaHouse:seeconcertsThegreatBarrierReef:tropicalfish/glassbottom/ataresorthotelorataguesthouseAyersRockinUluraNationalpark:gohiking/seecavepaintings/colors/atsunriseandsunsetKakaduNationalPark:gohiking/wildlife/waterfalls/inoneofthecampsites.B.1.T2F3F4.T5F6.T7.FStatements:1.WhenDavidwasinSydney,hedidn’tstaytherefornight.2.TheGreatBarrierReefisinSouthQueenslandinAustralia3.FromwhatNancysays,onecanknowthatsheisfondofswimming4.InUlurunationalPark,Nancycanseethelargestrockintheworld.5.IfNancylikestowalkaroundthebaseoftherock,shehastowalkaboutfivemiles.6.NancywillbringhercamerawithherwhenshetravelsinAustralia.7.TherearenocrocodilesinthetropicalforestinAustralia.PartIV.TheStoryofDenverOutlineI.A.1l6kilometers/onemileabovethesealevelB.population:C.1.300daysofsunshineayear2.about35centimetersII.BusinessandMarketingcenterA.morethan1500manufacturingcompanies1.Mainactivity:foodprocessing2.otherfactoriesmakingequipmentforthedefense,space,hightechnologyandtransportationindustries.3.goldproductionB.thecomputerandcommunicationsindustriesC.1.offeringthethirdhighestnumber/2.thatdobusinessinothercountriesIII.A.HistoryB.NaturalHistoryC.NorthAmerica/90,000E.cityparksystemF.abusinessareafilledwitholdbuildings,gaslightsandvehiclespulledbyhorsesPartV.DoyouKnow…?ICELAND-----intheAtlantic/asmallpopulation/anislandcountryBrazil-----anewly-builtcapital/aprettylargecountry/famousforitsjungles/aSouthAmericancountryNewZealand-----hotterthanBritain/asmallpopulation/amountainouscountry/awetclimate/dividedintotwoislands.Unit6PeopleandPlaces(II)PartIPartIINewZealandersOutlineI.A.anislandcountryintheSouthPacificOceanB.2,575,000II.A.freeeducationforchildrenfromages3to19B.forchildrenbetweentheagesof7and15C.TheGovernmentCorrespondenceSchool:III.A.oneofthehighestintheworldB.mainlyone-storywoodenhomesC.meatandbutterIV.RecreationB.musical/D.Concerts/EoperaV.A.camping/fishingC.RugbyfootballD.soccer/basketballB.1.F2.F3.T4.T5.F6FStatements:1.NewZealandisabout1,400milesfromAustralia2.MorepeopleliveonthelargerSouthIslandthantheNorthIslandinNewZealand3.MostNewZealandersareofBritishorigin.4.ChildreninNewZealandusuallygotoschoolattheageof5.5.NotmanyNewZealandershavetheirowncars.6.NewZealandersarefondofdrinkingalotoftea.PartIII.WhatdoyouthinkofBritain?WeatherFoodpeopleWayoflifePaulChangeable;depressing;Thebestword:bleakBoring/flavor$taste/enjoyitSnobbish;/alive/onfireCindyCloudy/sunshineDull,/sweetsDifficult/reservedrelaxedUshaChangeable/OKHealthy/blandReserved/friendlyFastSpiroDepressing/long;pleasantAllright/limitedFriendlysincereAwful;/tiringB.1.Itmustbetastyandfullofflavor2.Springandautumn3.Becausethecitylifeisfast4.forsevenyears5.thereisawiderselectionofdishesinGreekfood.6.Ushaisverygoodatmakingfriends.PartIVNativepeoplesofAlaskaOutline1.A.1sea2fish34reindeerB1framehouses2hutsC1hunting2.carvingII.Arelated/differentB.1thesea2fishingboats3workinginIII.IndiansA.theinterior1.Canada2fishing,trappingB.nearthesea1.2meansoflivelihood:c.loggingPartV.Doyouknow…?1.T2T3.F4.F5.F6.T7.FStatements:1.ThecityofLondonisquitedirty.2.thespeedoflifeinthecountrysideisrelativelylow.3.companiesremaininthecitydespitehighrentsandofficecosts.4.thecompanysellingofficeequipmenthadnochoicebuttoclosedownitsLondonoffice.5.shortlyafterthecompanycloseddownitsLondonoffice,itwentbankrupt.6.moreandmorefieldsinthecountrysidearebeingusedforhousing.7.withlesslandtofarm,peoplenowgetfewerfarmingproducts.Unit7PartIGettingreadyA.B.Keys:1:delighted2:care3:afraid4:shy5:strangers6:really7:laughat8:seriously9:sympathetic10:lectures11:experience12:think13:grammar14:meaning15:time16:work17:problems18:read19:improve20:somethingPartIIAreyouagoodlanguageleaner?A.Keys:1:instrumental2:examinations3:integrative4:immigration5:marry6:confident7:agoodear8:revision9:monitor10:organization11:teacher12:classroom13:24hours14:responsibilityB.Keys:1:eternal2:solution3:out-of-classroom4:in-classroom5:responsibility6:failed7:blame8:blamePartIIIForeignaccentsA.Keys:1:judge2:accents3:snobbish4:posh5:foreign6:talk7:expect8:BBCB.Keys:1:strong2:struggle3:broken4:sort5:tellPartIVMoreaboutthetopic:HowtoEnlargeyourVocabulary?Keys:(therednumbersafterthestatementsmeanthatyoushouldtickWomen1,2or3intheform)1.learnnewwordsbyreading,e.g.newspapers,magazines:1、32.learnnewwordsfromTV,films,etc.:23.lookupnewwordsinadictionary:1、24.askanativespeakerofEnglishwhatanewwordmeans:25.keepvocabularycardsoravocabularynotebook:2、36.trytousenewwordsinconversationsorwhenwritingletters:27.guessthemeaningofnewwords:38.groupwordsrelatedtoonetopic:39.figureoutthewordsfromthepronunciation:210.docrosswordpuzzles:1PartVDoyouknow…?B.Keys:1:lift,weekend2:announcerornewsreader,smoking,training3:building4:parkingUnit8PartIGettingreadyA.B.Keys:1:√2:03:04:√5:0PartIIHomeschoolingA.Keys:1:About3000002:Inreadingandmath3:interests,questions4:outsider,mixingwith,wellqualified,narrowviews5:time,desireB.Keys:1:snowfall,climate,Alaska,tourism2:spring,stars,telescope,satellites,space3:dinner,atlas,influence,greenhouse,deserts,icecapsPartIIIUKorUSeducation?A.Keys:1:everything2:fairidea,wanttodo3:competent,narrow,onething4:beginning,loseyearsB.Keys:1:depth,general,wide2:90%3:pure,technical,scientific,academic,practicaluse4:flexible,switch5:farmore,prepared,newskillsPartIVMoreaboutthetopic:Co-educationalorSegregatedSchoolsKeys:1：toequip2：require3：shock4：apart5：true6：gettoknow7：livetogether8：compare9：male10：female11：healthyattitude12：mysteriouscreatures13：romanticheroes14：physical15：emotionalPartVDoyouknow…?Keys:1:similar,Britain2:1732,lifestories3:1751,Frenchmen4:1768,Scotland5:72000,70006:8000,10007:70to125Unit9PartIGettingreadyA.B.Keys:1:F2:T3:F4:FC.Keys:1:comedy2:women3:scenery4:One5:American6:patriotism7:European8:1920s9:maturity10:popular11:194312:plot13:hit14:goldenage15:allovertheworld16:mainstay17:musicofBroadway18:classicPartIITimesSquareA.Keys:1:BecauseitisthenamefortheareaaroundwhereBroadwaycrossesForty-SecondStreetinManhattan2:In1904,itgotitsnameinanareawhichwasthencalledLongAcreSquare.3:NewYorkTimesnewspaper,NewYearcelebrations,Entertainment,ItshugecolorfulsignsB.Keys:1:seedy,drugdealers,pornographyorcheapknock-off,2:bewidened,declined,upscale,TimesSquareclothingandaccessoriesPartIIIWhatisapub?A.(Outline)Keys:1:sign2:name3:saleofalcoholicdrinks4:10:30a.m.-3:00p.m.5:6p.m.-11p.m.6:Sundays7:7p.m.-10:30p.m.8:accommodationB.Keys:1:Thatisbecausetheyseldomfindtheword"pub"inthenameofapub.Veryoftenmanypubshavenameslinkedtoroyalty,sports,popularheroesorgreatoccasions.2:Thefirstthingtolookforisalargesigneitherhangingoverthestreetorplacedonapoleoutsidethebuilding.3:"SaloonBar"ismorecomfortablyfurnished.4:Thatmeansthepubdoesn'tbuyitsdrinksfromoneparticularbreweryonly.Itisn'ttiedtoabrewery.C.Keys:1:coacheswelcomedbyappointment2:barfood-lunchtimesonly3:pubaccommodation4:facilitiesforthedisabled5:apubofhistoricinterestPartIVMoreaboutthetopic:TheSongYankeeDoodleA.Keys:1:ColonistsinthenortheastpartofAmerica2:AllAmericans3:AmericansoldiersB.Keys:1:little2:British3:British4:foolish5:colonists6:words7:1770s8:soldiers9:music10:defeated11:same12:representsPartVDoyouknow…?A.Keys:1：It'sChristmasEvesupper.2：Thereare12traditionaldishesonthetable.3：Theyjustbreakwaferswitheachother,wishingeachothergoodluck.4：Thechildrengototheotherroom,wherethebigChristmastreestands.UnderthetreetherearesomeChristmaspresents.5：Theygotochurchatmidnight.B.Keys:1：c2：a3：b4：b5：cUnit10PartIGettingreadyA.B.Keys:1:July20.19692:U.S.3:descended4:thefirstperson5:step6:leap7:two-and-a-halfhour8:flag9:aphonecalled10:feat11:heavens12.world13:moment14:people15:pride16:astronauts17:module18.legacy19:demonstration20:chained21:further22:unlimitedPartIIStandingonthemoonA.Keys:1:thefifthperson2:ninehoursandtwenty-threeminutes3:gatherandphotograph4:peacefull,insignificantB.Keys:1:F2:F3:F4:TPartIIIGrandprojectsoftheageA.Keys:4,2,5,3,1,6B.Keys:1:1931,102-floorhigh,42years,itslimestonemajesty2:2009,$24billion,electrity3:$330billion,(stillcounting),4300miles,(stillcounting),automobilesociety,jobs,trade4:1994,24miles,England,theContinent5:1914,$380million,7800milesPartIVMoreaboutthetopic:WorldWars(I&II)Missing…PartVDoyouknow…?Keys:1:T2:F3:F4:F5:T6:FUnit11PartIGettingreadyA.B.Keys:1:Tuesday,March1st2:Arts3:Sciences4:industry5:technicians6:307:recognize8:create9:vote10:7011:Album12:gold13:players14:short15:nominated16:six17:PopMale18:countrysinger19:TheHardWayPartIIKarenKain—aCanadianballerinaA.Keys:1:Inherhometown.2:Whenshewaselevenyearsold.3:Shealsogotacademictraining.4:Whenshewaseighteenyearsold.5:Heisanactor.6:Forsixweeks.7:Foranothertenyearsatthemost.8:ShewillbeplayingCinderellainanEnglishpantomime.B.Keys:1:c2:d3:d4:a5:d6:cPartIII“TheScream”A.Keys:1:powerful2:black3:white4:bridge5:screaming6:attheend7:loneliness8:sadnness9:hideB.Keys:1:Forpaintingthebridgeorthestreet2:Forpaintingafieldorawall3:Theysomehowdepressthepicture4:Forpaintingclouds5:TheyaddtothedepressionofthescreamerPartIVMoreaboutthetopic:TheOscarAwardandOthersKeys:I.1:Oscar2:motionpictures3:Academy4:19295:ten6:gold7:thestatuette8:librarian9:director10:firstcousinII.1:thetheater2:TheaterWing3:19474:actress-director5:nicknameIII.1:mysterywriting2:MysteryWriters3:miniature4:father5:detectiveIV.1:ScienceFictionConvention2:sciencefiction3:silver4:rocketships5:founder6:AmazingStoriesPartVDoyouknow…?Keys:1:T2:F3:F4:F5:T呵呵....祝你考试顺利！加油！