Listen This Way Unit1-6答案

...Unit1PartⅠHerearesomeshortconversationsonthephone.Pleaselisten.Payspecialattentiontotelephonenumbersandaddresses.Supplythemissingwords.  Woman:  Hello.    Man:  Hello.IwanttheCountyHospital.    Woman:  That's38911.        Man:  Thankyou.  Woman:  Hello.   Girl:  Therailwaystation,please.  Woman:   42661.   Girl:  What?  Woman:  Isaid42661.   Girl:  OK.Thankyou.  Woman:  Myhusband'sbrokenhisleg.    Man:   What'syourphonenumber?  Woman:  Calljust82886.Theaddressis149ModernRoad.    Man:  Theambulancewillbethereinafewminutes.  Woman:  Hello,I'dlikeataxi.    Man:  Yes?Whatistheaddress?  Woman:  179HeathRoad,Hamstit.    Man:  Oh,OK.Thetaxiwillbetherein5minutes.  Woman:  Thankyou.  Man 1:  Hello,Iwantacab.  Man 2:  OK.Whataddressisit?  Man 1:  1120East32ndStreet.  Man 2:  Right.Thecabwillbethereinafewmintues. top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-1unit\\1-1page\\part1keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅡInthissectionyouaregoingtohearsomerecordingsthatthetelephonecompanyusestotellyouwhyyourcalldidnotgothrough.Listencarefullyandwritedownallthetelephonenumbersyouhearandthereasonswhythecallsdidnotgothrough.  TelephonenumberReasons1.3582818disconnected2.4912386temporarilyoutoforder3.5240034/7828249numberchanged4.2650325temporarilydisconnected5.3587202changedtoanunpublishednumber InthissectionyouaregoingtohearsomerecordedphonecallsforMr.Turner.NotesMessages1.retire,job1.From: Jeremy Message: HaroldScottisretiringattheendofthemonth.Therewillbeajobgoingforhim.2.Asap(assoonaspossible)2.From: Thompson Message: Getintouchwithhimassoonaspossibe.3.FNB(FirstNationalBank),afternoon3.From: MaryRobertsfromtheFirstNationalBank Message: Callherat7721852before12:30orbetween2and5thisafternoon.4.cancel,lunch, reschedule4.From: Brown Message: Heapologisesbutmustcanceltomorrow'slunchappointmentbecauseheisgoingtobeoutoftown.Callhimat7439821toreschedule.top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-1unit\\1-1page\\part2keys.htm"\l"#​) PartⅢFirstlistentosomesentencestakenfromthephonecall.Supplythemissingwords. 窗体顶端1.Justonemoment,I'llputyouthrough.2.You'vegotthewrongextension.3.Canyouconnectmebackthroughtheswitchboardplease?4.Youexpressedaninterestinoutlaboratorymeasuringequipment.5.I'mgoingtobeinyourareanextmonthandIthoughImightliketocallinandseeyou.6.Didn'tyougettheliteratureIsentyou?7.I'lljustseeifIcanfindmydiary.8.Isthatconvenientforyou?9.I'llwritetoyoutoconfirmthearrangementsjusttomakesurewe'vegoteverythingright.窗体底端Nowlistentothewholephonecall.Whilelisteningforthefirsttime,addmorekeywordsifyoucanintheleft-handcolumn.Afterthesecondlistening,answerthequestionsaboutthecallintheright-handcolumnwiththehelpofthenotes. 窗体顶端窗体底端Notes QuestionsDr.HendersonwrongextensionPerez,Francetradefair,Berlin,lastmonthlabmeasuringequipmentcallin,nextmonthTues,10Apr,11:00Apr.11,10:00nextday,afterlunchWed,2:152:50MrsnotMiss 1.Howmanyspeakersarethereintheconversation?   Circlethecorrectnumber.   a.3   b.4   c.5   d.62.Whoarethey?Ticktheirnamesorjobs.   BillAnderson     BillHenderson      Telephonist        Secretary            SylviaPerez        Sylviaperex   PeterHenderson   PeterAnderson3.What'sthemisunderstandingbetweenthetelephonist   andthecaller?Fillintheblanks.  ThetelephonistmistookDr.HendersonforMr.      Anderson,thusputthecallerthroughthewrong      extension.4.What'sthemisunderstandingbetweenPerezandDr.   Henderson?Fillintheblanks.   Whenarrangingtheappointment,thetimesuggestedby   PerezwasTuesday10thApril,at11o'clock,butDr.   HendersonthoughtitwasWednesday11thApril,at10  o'clock.ThetimesuggestedbyDr.Hendersonlater   wasThursday12thApril,butPerezthoughtitwas   Wednesday11thApril.Theexacthoursuggestedby   Perezwas2:15,butDr.Hendersonthoughtitwas      2:50.top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-1unit\\1-1page\\part3keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅣ 答案 八年级地理上册填图题岩土工程勘察试题省略号的作用及举例应急救援安全知识车间5s试题及答案 与课本不匹配，不提供答案。PartⅤ Youaregoingtohearaconversationonthephone(preferablyonlyonetime).Afterthatsomequestionswillbeasked.Findtherightanswersasquicklyaspossibleaccordingtothenotesyouhavetakenwhilelistening.1.Smith  Catherine  Sue  Sandy  Carol  Clara  Carl  Simon2.intheoffice  athome  inatelephonebooth  atarestaurant  inataxi inadepartmentstore3.23454.twomonths  halfayear oneyear  twoyears  threeyears5.Whenwereyouborn?Wheredoyoulive?Areyoumarried?Haveyougotanychildren?Howmanypeoplearethereinyourfamily?Wheredidyougotoschool?Whatisyourpresentjob?Whatisyoureducationalbackground?whydoyouwanttoleaveyourpresentjob?Howmuchareyoupaidinyourpresentjob?Whyareyouinterestedinthenewjob?Howmuchdoyouexpecttobepaidinthenewjob?Howdoyouintendtogettowork?Howlongdoyouintendtostayatthejob?Unit2PartⅠHerearesomeshortconversationsonthephone.Pleaselistenandsupplythemissingwords. 1.Man: Hello.Operator: IhaveacollectcallfromCalvinLeon.Willyouacceptthecharges?Man: Sure.Puthimon.2.Operator: Operator.Woman: Operator,I'mtryingtocall7982294.Operator: Thatnumberisoutsidethiszone.It'sadollarforty-fiveforthreeminutes.Woman: Allright.I'llputinthecoins.3.Operator: OverseasOperator.Whichcountry?Man: Italy.Operator: Yes,goahead.Man: I'dliketobookacalltoVenice,Italy.Operator: Forwhichdateandtime?Man: Augustnineteenthattena.m.Operator: What'syournameandphonenumber.Man: RobertSmith6643639.ThenumberinVeniceis8211083.Operator: We'llcallyouwhenyourcallisreadytogothrough.4.Woman: Hello.Operator: Hello.Ihaveaperson-to-personcallforMr.HawkinsfromCareyJones.Woman: There'snoHawkinshere.Whatnumberareyoudialling?Operator: I'mtryingtoreachWilliamHawkinsat6099525.Woman: That'sournumber,butyou'vemadeamistake.Operator: Sorryfordisturbingyou.   top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-2unit\\1-2page\\part1keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅡInthissectionyouaregoingtohearseveralcallsthatareansweredbymachines.Listentotherecordedmessages.Writedownthereasonswhyeachcallisbeingansweredbyamachineinsteadofapersonandtheactionsyoudecidetotake.Write"W"for"waitontheline","L"for"leaveamessage",and"C"for"callbacklater". ReceiverReasonsActionsTransitAuthorityalllinesarebusyW/CCallforActionvolunteersnotondutyCCharliepersonnotathomeL/CPioneerTravelallagentsbusyW/Cstevepersoncan'tcometothephoneL/CYouaregoingtohearsomerecordedphonecalls.ThefirstthreecallsareforMr.Hamilton,andthelastoneisforMr.Dobson.1.Firstlistentosomenames:RebeccaEvansTedPaolaAndreotti2.Nowlistentothecalls.Whilelisteningforthefirsttime,addmorekeywordsifyoucanintheleft-handcolumn.Afterthesecondlistening,completethemessagesintheright-handcolumnwiththehelpofthenotes.NotesMessages1.nobed,butblue1.From:Ted Message:Hecouldn'tgettheredones,butthereareplentyofblue.Youcanseethemanytime.2.S&W(SmithandWheeles),saleofproperty,contactasap2.From:Mr.EvansofSmithandWheeler Message:Thereareafewdetailsregardingthesaleofyourpropertythatneeddiscussion.Contacthimassoonaspossible.3.rememberpromise3.From:Rebecca Message:Rememberyourpromise.4.mix-up,productlabelling,Italianmarket,clearup4.From:PaolaAndreottifromRome Message:Callherat0025589847beforetomorroweveningtoclearupamix-upaboutthelabellingofproudctnumber15437B—theonefortheItalianmarket.top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-2unit\\1-2page\\part2keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅢYouaregoingtoheartheconversationagain.Answerthefollowingquestionswiththehelpofthenotes.1.Wheredidtheconversationtakeplace?Ittookplaceinthestreet.2.Whendidtheconversationtakeplace?Ittookplaceinthemorning.3.Howoldarethespeakers?Theyareprobablyofhighschoolage.4.Whatistheirrelationship?Theyarefriends.5.Whatdidtheyplantodo?Theyplannedtohavelunchtogether.6.Whyoneofthemhadtomakeaphonecall?Becauseshewantedtotellhercousinthatshewouldbelate.7.Whycouldn'tthecallgetthroughthefirsttwotimes?Becauseshedialledthewrongexchange.Shedialled477insteadof447.8.Whycouldn'tthecallgetthroughthethirdtime?Becausethenumberwasbusy.9.Whatisherattitudetowardbeingontimeforappointments? Shethinksthatbeingontimeisveryimportant.Nowtrythis:listentoamoreauthenticversionoftheconversationanddecidewhetherthestatementsaftertheconversationareTrueorFalse.12345678910  T T   T FF F FFF Ftop(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-2unit\\1-2page\\part3keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅣThefollowingshortpassageisaboutthevideophones,supplythemissingwordswhilelistening.VideophonesarenowavailableinBritishColumbia,Canada.Forabout$30amonth,youcanseeandheartheotherpersonattheendofthetelephonelineandevencallhomeandusethevideocameratocheckuponthekidsorvaluables.Asubscribermusthaveatouch-tonetelephone,astandardtelephonelineandatelevisionorcomputertoconnecttothedevice,whichcanpan,tiltandzoom.IfaVCRisattached,thevideophonecallcanalsobetaped.Butdon'tworrythatthecameraswillstartrollingassoonasyoupickupyourvideophone.Bothpartiesmustdecidetoactivatethepicture.Soyoucanstillmakefacesatyourin-lawswithoutthemseeing.Thevideophonecanalsobeactivatedfromoutsidethehomeforthosewhowanttocheckwhetherthey'vebeenrobbedorifthekidsarebehaving.Subscribersdialhome,punchinasecruitycodeandwatch.Theat-homevideophonemustbeleftonforthistohappen.Thedevicehasbeenusedbyhealthcareprofessionalstocheckuponpatients,bygrandparentswhowanttoseetheirgrandchildrenandbycompaniesforinterviewingjobcandidates.Thevideophonetechnologyisn'tallnew.Videophoneswerearound61yearsagowhenGermanengineerssetupsixboothsinBerlinandLeipzig.Peoplecouldmakecallsforonlytwicethecostofavoice-onlyconversation.AT&Talsointroducedvideophonesatthe1964WorldFair,buttheideanevertookoff.top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-2unit\\1-2page\\part4keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅤNowyouaregoingtohearsomeAccess,CountryandAreaCode.Writedownthenumbersasquicklyaspossible.CountryorAreaAccessCodeCountryCodeAreaCode  China0086   Beijing  10  USA0011   WashingtonD.C.  202  UnitedKingdom01044   Manchester  61  Canada0111   Toronto  416  Australia001161   Melbourne  3  NewZealand0064   Wellington  4  Russia8107   Moscow  095  Japan00181   Tokyo  3  France1933   Paris  1  Germany0049   Berlin  30  Italy0039   Venice  41YouaregoingtohearsomeinstructionsonmakingIDDcalls.Withthehelpoftheabovetable,writedownthewholetelephonenumberasquicklyaspossible.(1)0086104172258(3)00116446562008(2)00112024554325(4)81014165463242(5)1944615761068  top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-2unit\\1-2page\\part5keys.htm"\l"#​)Unit3PartⅠHYPERLINK"file:///G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part1keys.htm"\l"#"INCLUDEPICTURE"G:\\BOOK1\\book1publicpic\\KEYS.GIF"\*MERGEFORMATYouaregoingtohearfivestatementsabouttemperature.WritedownallthedegreesinbothCentigrade(°C)andFahrenheit(°F).1.Thefreezingpointofwateris0°Cor32°F.2.Theboilingpointofwateris100°Cor212°F.3.Thenormalbodytemperatureis37°Cor98.6°F.4.Thetempertureonawarmspringdayis15°Cor59°F.5.Thetempertureonahotsummer'sdayis35°Cor95°F.Youaregoingtohearareportonweatheraroundtheworld.Completethefollowingtable.CityCountryTimeWeatherTemperature(°C)NewYorkUSA7:10a.m.sunny30AucklandNewZealand11:10a.m.cloudy7BeijingChina7:10p.m.clear19CalcuttaIndia4:40p.m.rainy33HonoluluUSA1:00a.m.windy30MelbourneAustralia9:10p.m.clear10MexicoCityMexico5:10a.m.rainy24MoscowRussia2:10p.m.sunny26ParisFrance12:10p.m.clear27SanFranciscoUSA3:10a.m.cloudy21SaoPauloBrazil8:10a.m.rainy14PartⅡHYPERLINK"file:///G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part2keys.htm"\l"#"INCLUDEPICTURE"G:\\BOOK1\\book1publicpic\\KEYS.GIF"\*MERGEFORMATYouaregoingtohearaweatherreport.Writedowneverywordasadictation.Itwillbereadthreetimes.Inthefirstreading,youwillhearthewholereportfrombeginningtoend.Inthesecondreading,youwillhearapauseaftereachsentenceorjustpartofasentence.Duringthepause,youmustwritedownwhatyouhavejustheardasquicklyaspossible.Youcancheckwhatyouhavewrittenwiththethirdreading. Nowtheweatherreport.It'llbemainlyclear.Inthedaythehighwillbe15degrees.Atsixo'clockthetemperaturewas8degrees,thehumidity46percent.Tomorrow'sforecastisnotverypromising.Wecanexpectcloudy,cold,windyweather.Thetemperaturewilldropto5degreesinthemorning.It'llgetwarmerintheafternoonwithahightemperatureof10degrees.Intheeveningthere'sagoodchancethatwe'llgetsomerainorsnow.Thetemperatureintheeveningwilldropto0degrees.YouaregoingtohearaNationalWeatherServiceforecastfortheChicago,Illinoisarea.Payspecialattentiontothetemperatures.Fillinthefollowingchartwithinformationabouttemperaturesfromthereport.Notethatwherethereisadash(—),thereisnothingtowrite.Allthetimeperiodsmentionedinthereporthavebeenfilledinforyou.TimeTemperature(°F)  10:00p.m.   Lakefront:76    Midway:76   O'Hare:74 LowsHighs  Tonightlower70s______  Tomorrow    ______upper80s  Tomorrow   nightmiddle60s______  Tuesday______around90  Wednesday  Thursday  Fridayupper60s90to95Nowtrythis:listentoamoreauthenticversionoftheweatherreport.Paymoreattentiontotheotherfeaturesoftheweather.Takenotesonthechartbelow.Notethatwherethereisadash(—)，thereisnothingtowrite. TimeWeatherDescriptionHumidityWindBarometricPressure10:00p.m.______66%calm30.08 andrisingTonightcloudy,widelyscatteredshowers______lightandvariable______Tomorrowsunny,warm______southwinds,fivetotenmilesperhour______Tomorrownightfair__________________Tuesdaysunny,hothumid____________Wednesdayfair__________________Thursdayfair__________________Fridaycloudy,thunderstorms__________________ top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part2keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅢHYPERLINK"file:///G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part3keys.htm"\l"#"INCLUDEPICTURE"G:\\BOOK1\\book1publicpic\\KEYS.GIF"\*MERGEFORMATYouaregoingtoheartheconversationagain.Answerthefollowingquestionswiththehelpofthenotes. 1.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?Ittakesplaceatabusstop.2.Whattimeofthedayisit?Itislateafternoonorearlyevening.3.Whatseasonoftheyearisit?Itisinthewinter.4.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?Theyarestrangers.5.Howlonghasthewomanbeenwaiting?Shehasbeenwaitingfortenminutesorso.6.Whatdidtheweathermensaythatmorning?Theysaidthattherewouldbelightrain.7.Wheredidthemanwork?Heworkedinatravelagency.8.Whatistheiropinionofweatherreports?Theydon'tbelievethereports.Nowtrythis:listentoamoreauthenticversionoftheconversationanddecidewhetherthestatementsaftertheconversationareTrueorFalse. 12345678910 T T T    F F FFFF Ftop(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part3keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅣ答案与课本不匹配PartⅤHYPERLINK"file:///G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part5keys.htm"\l"#"INCLUDEPICTURE"G:\\BOOK1\\book1publicpic\\KEYS.GIF"\*MERGEFORMATYouaregoingtohearaweatherforecastontheradioforEnglandandScotland.Fillinasmuchinformationaspossible. PlaceWeatherDescription  SoutheastofEnglishdrywithsomesunshineintheafternoon  SouthwestofEnglishsunnyinthemorning,cloudywithsomerainintheatternoon  NorthofEnglishand  Scotlandcoldandwindy  NortheastofScotlandsnowintheeveningYouaregoingtohearaweatherforecastfortheUK.Writedownallthewordsthattheweathermanusestodescribeweather.   Southwestcool,warm,sunshine  AroundLondon&  Southeastdry,cloudy  Midlandscloudy,showers  NorthWalesfogpatches  SouthWaleswindy  Northeastcloudy,rain,heavyrain  Scotlandsleet,snow  NorthernIrelandrain,verycoldtop(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-3unit\\1-3page\\part5keys.htm"\l"#​)Unit4PartⅠYouaregoingtoheareightshortdialoguesconceringtime.Asyoulisten,choosefromthefollowingtheclockwhichgivesthetimeatwhicheachdialoguetakesplaceandwritethenumber.61824735Wecanuseaclockorawatchtomarkthepassingoftime.Butwhattimeisitnow?Clocksindifferentpartsoftheworlddonotshowthesametimeatthesametime.1.Whenitis7a.m.MondayinTokyo,itis5p.m.SundayinNewYorkand6a.m.MondayinHongKong.2.Whenitis4p.m.FridayinMelbourne,itis11p.m.ThursdayinDennverand9a.m.FridayinBaghdad.3.Whenitis3p.m.TuesdayinSingapore,itis3a.m.TuesdayinMiamiand10p.m.MondayinHonolulu.4.Whenitis8p.m.FridayinMexicoCity,itis12noonSaturdayinGuamand3a.m.SaturdayinRome.5.Whenitis1a.mWednesdayinLondon,itis9a.mWednesdayinShanghaiand9p.m.TuesdayinSantiago. top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-4unit\\1-4page\\part1keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅡYouaregoingtohearanannouncementmadeonaplaneduringlanding.Writedowneverywordasadication.Itwillbereadthreetimes.Inthefirstreading,youwillhearthewholeannouncementfrombeginningtoend.Inthesecondreading,youwillhearapauseaftereachsentenceorjustpartofasentence.Duringthepause,youmustwritedownwhatyouhavejustheardasquicklyaspossible.Youcancheckwhatyouhavewrittenwiththethirdreading. Ladiesandgentlemen.Maywekindlyaskyoutoremainseateduntiltheaircrafthasreacheditsfinalposition.ThetemperaturethereinLondonis15°Cor59°F.Theeaxctlocaltimeis11:35.CaptainSmithandhiscrewwouldliketosaygoodbyetoyou.Wehopeyouenjoyedyourflight.Thankyou.Youaregoingtoheararecordedphonecall.Whilelisteningforthefirsttime,addmorekeywordsifyoucanintheleft-handcolumn.Afterthesecondlistening,completethemessagesintheright-handcolumnwiththehelpofthenotes.NotesMessageWang,SingaporeMrs.Cox,notbacktillMon.assistant,Mr.BaxarrivelateSat.Mrs.Coxmeetme?informhoteltelex,phone,confirm   From:Mr.WongfromSingaporeTo:Mr.BoxMessage:1.HewillnotbearrivinginMelbourneuntilquitelatethisSaturday,at1a.m.localtime.2.HewantstoknowwhetherMrs.Coxwillstillbeabletomeethimornot.3.InformtheRoyalHotelthathe'llbearrivingverylate.4.Telexorphonehimtoconfirm.top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-4unit\\1-4page\\part2keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅢYouaregoingtohearsomeannouncementsmadebyProfessorWilliamsatthefinalplenarysessionofaninternationalconferenceonurbanplanning.Thefollowingvocabularyisusedintheconversation.Guessthemeaningwhenyouhearthesewordsintheannouncements.Matchthemwiththeirdefinitions.Writethecorrectnumberbeforeeachdefinition.Whileyoulistendon'tforgettoaddmorekeywordsinthenotescolumn.Theywillbeveryhelpfulforthenextsection. 1.session8 somethingthatmakesyouthinkofaparticularperson,event,oraction2.urban5 thosewhoareinchargeandwhodecidewheneachpersonisallowedtospeakatanofficialmeetingordebate3.domestic1 ameetingorperiodoftimeusedforaparticularpurposeoractivity4.lodge10 fruitful,rewarding5.chairpepole6 alargemotorvehiclewhichcarriespassengersonlongjourneysbyroad6.coach2 belongingtoorrelatingtoatownoracity7.reprints9 alargegatheringofpepolewhomeettodiscussthebusineddoftheirorganisationorpoliticalgroup8.reminder3 concernedwiththerunningofahomeandfamily9.convention7 acopyofabookwhichhasbeenreprinted10.productive4 asmallhouseattheentrancetothegroundsofalargehouse,oftenusedasthehomeofagatekeeperorotherservantBelowareProfessorWilliams'snotesfortheannouncements.Listentohisannouncementsagianandfillinthemissinginformation. 1.MovefinaldiscussionofurbanpollutiontoRoom201.2.DomesticsheltersessionwillbechangedformRoom201toRonnm304.3.Returnkeystoporter'slodgebeforeleave.4.Returndiscussionrecordstosessionchairpeoplebyfiveo'oclockthisafternoon.That's17hundredhours.5.FirstcoachforairportwillbeoutsideKennedyBuildingat3:30p.m.That's15:30hours.6.Secondcoachwillbeat5:15p.m.That's17:15hours.7.Askdelegatestoarriveatleastfiveminutesbeforedeparturetime.8.AskDrsSchapsinger,GarbeldiandSurinandertocollectreprintsfromconferencedeskbeforeleave.9.Dr.Goldman(ChicagoInstitute)sixthAnnualConventionofPES,inOct.1986,inHawaii.Askinterestedpartiestoleavenamesatconferencedesk.Nowtrythis:Dr.Collinsisattheconference,andhasbeenattendingthesessionsoncomputer-aidedbuildingdesign.Thismoringhetooknotesofthediscussionheattended.Heisleavingtheconfferencetodayandisbookedonthe17:15plane.HehasalwayswantedtovisitHawaii.ListentosomemoreauthenticversionoftheannouncementsanddecidedwhatDr.Collinswilldoafterhehasheardtheannouncements.Tickallthepossibleanswers.  1.GotoRoom201.√2.GotoRoom304.√3.Getthekeysandreturnthemtotheconferencedesk. 4.Leavethekeysinhisroom.√5.Handinthenoteshetookduringthemorningdiscussiontothesessionchairpepolebefore5p.m.√6.WaitoutsidetheKennedyBuildingat3:20p.m. 7.WaitoutsidetheKennedyBuildingat5:10p.m. 8.Collectreprintsfromtheconferencedesk. 9.MarkOctober6thinhiscalendar.√10.Leavehisnameattheconferencedesk.top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-4unit\\1-4page\\part3keys.htm"\l"#​)PartⅣ答案与课本不匹配PartⅤYouaregoingtoheararadioannouncerdescribingtonight'sprogramms(preferablyonlyonetime).Afterthatseveralquestionswillbeasked.Findtherightanswersasquicklyaspossibleaccordingtothenoteyouhavetakenwhilelistening.1.a.1b.2c.3 2.a.1b.2c.3 3.a.1b.2c.3 4.a.Tueesdayb.Wednesdayc.Thrusdayd.Friday5.a.MyFacouriteDicssb.TommyBrainShowc.LaTraviatad.OldPeopleTalking6.a.MyFavouriteDiscsb.TommyBrainShowc.LaTraviatad.OldPeopleTalking7.a.Jennylindleywithherfriendsb.JamesFarmerwithhisfriends c.FelicityNewcombewithherfriendsd.JoeNewlandwithhisfriends8.a.Scotlandb.St.Paulc.MiddleEastd.AlbertHall9.a.11:00b.7:30c.9:15d.8:0010.a.11:00b.7:30c.9:15d.9:00top(​file:​/​​/​​/​G:\\BOOK1\\1-4unit\\1-4page\\part5keys.htm