研究生英语听说教程答案基础级第三版Word版

传播优秀Word版文档，希望对您有帮助，可双击去除！传播优秀Word版文档，希望对您有帮助，可双击去除！传播优秀Word版文档，希望对您有帮助，可双击去除！《研究生英语听说教程（基础级第二版）》Units1-12练习 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 UnitOnePartIListeningPracticeSectionAListeningforGistTask11.airhostess2.teacher3.dentist4.shopassistant5.touristguide6.salesman7.DiscJockey8.trafficwarden9.waiter10.taxidriverTask21.airways,flight2.homework3.openupwide,finingchipped4.largersize,fit,stock5.building,designed6.buys,products7.record,radio8.yellowline,no-parking9.menu,chef10.road,parkSectionBPlansforWeekendTask31.Pat2.Jill3.Mary4.Sam5.Ted6.JaneSectionCDiscussingPlansfortheWeekendTask41.B2.C3.B4.C5.A6.BSectionDMakingArrangementsTask5A.2B.4C.3D.1Task61.bring:recordsmeet:busstop2.bring:sandwiches,fishingrodanddrinksmeet:attheriver3.bring:whitewinemeet:atPat’shouse4.bring:dessert-chocolatecakeanddrinksmeet:infrontofhishousePartⅢListeningComprehensionTest1.D2.C3.A4.B5.D6.C7.B8.A9.C10.CUnitTwoPartIListeningPracticeSectionAGuessingabouttheSituationandSpeakerTask11.footballmatch2.Lawcourt3.church4.quizshow5.airport6.weatherforecast7.carshowroom8.drivinglesson9.school10.tour(ofLondon)Task21.footballcommentator2.Judge/magistrate3.vicar/priest/minister4.T.Vpresenter5.announcer6.forecaster7.carsalesman8.dirvinginstructor9.headmaster/principal10.tourguide-SectionBLookingforaflatTask31.Aboutaflat.2.Joeisgoingtorentaflat.3.Theyarefriendsorclassmates.4.SheisalandladyTask41.34NewStreetinKanden2.$75includinggasandelectricity3.onebedroomflat,centralheating,smallkitchen,bathroom,washingmachine4.Mrs.Green5.4o’clockthisafternoonSectionCTask51.Landlordandtenant.2.Themanistalkingaboutthehouserules.3.Shehasagreed.Task61.Don’tallowacattogoupstairs.2.nosmokinginabedroom3.Don’tstickpictureswithsellotapeonthewall.4.Closethewindowwhenyougoout.5.Don’tputthekettleonthechestofdrawers.SectionDApartmentsforRentTask7ThomasStreetUniversityAvenueTaftRoadMetcalfStreetTask81.MetcalfStreet3.UniversityAvenue2.ThomasStreet4.TaftRoadPartIIIListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.C4.B5.B6.C7.B8.C9.B10.DUnitThreePartIListeningPracticeSectionAListeningforSpecificInformationTask11.weight;l3Pounds2.acar;6503.acash-card;89764.afax;593381;Code-4408655.abankaccount;609177186.aforeign-exchangecounter;410,000pesos(Exchangerate;4,100to1)7.weather;83F8.Waterloo;1815Task21.Onadietanddoingakeep-fitclass.2.2.Rusty,expensive.3.Yes4.He’llcontacthimandtalkaboutthenewcontract.5.Probablyinabank.6.Foraholiday7.BecauseDaveandJanearethere.8.Quiz.SectionBDescribingdifferentPeopleTask31.Sex:female2.Sex:maleAge:about35Age:anoldermanaboutseventyHeight:aboutaverageHeight:rathershort,aboutfivefeetorfivefeettwoHair:longblackHair:Grey,largemustacheOthers:glasses,yellowflowerOthers:whiteflowerinjacket3.Sex:female4.Sex:maleAge:quiteyoung,aboutthirtyAge:aboutforty-fiveHeight:reallytallHeight:verytallHair:blondHair:verylong,darkOthers:carryingredflowersOthers:noflower;wearingaT-shirtsaying“BruceSpringsIstheBoss”.SectionCTakingaPhotoTask4a4b5c2d6e3f1Task5642315photos,coin,stool,dial,background,flashSectionDExpressCompanyTask61.Prepaidexpressbagservicemajorcities$10Buyabaginadvance.Callforaquickpickup.2.SamedayserviceWithinthecity$8Theywillgotoyou.3.ExpressroadserviceAnytownDependsonForlargerpackagesdistanceandweightForfurtherdetailscall:Tel:33445656Ask:forthesalesdepartmentPartIIIListeningComprehensionTest1.B2.D3.B4.B5.B6.A7.B8.D9.C10.CUnitFourPartIListeningPracticeSectionAListeningforGistTask11.Garden2.Vending-machine3.Microwaveoven4.Computer/Word-processor/VideoGame5.Clothes6.Hifi/Musicsystem7.Art8.Concert9.Tennis10.HolidaysTask21.lawn,flowerbeds,fence2.button,coldwater,hotchocolate3.food,becookedinnotime,electricity4.switch,disc,program5.fit,tight,shrink,suit6.compact,speaker,cassette-player7.modern,abstract,colorsandforms8.singer,guitars,drum,records9.player,backhand,score10.tan,beach,hotel,campingSectionBTelephoningaboutJobsTask3Diane—waitressTracy——typistGred—carsalesmanJoe—businessmanTask3A.4B3C.1D.2Task41.part-time,SaturdayandSunday,eighthoursaday2.full-time,TuesdaythroughSunday,from5toabout12.Payis$3.35anhour.3.workingnights;fiveorsixdaysaweek4.aweekendjob;threeeveningsaweek,hoursarefivetomidnightTask41.F2.T3.F4.F5.F6.F7.FSectionCASameJoboraNewJobTask51.Lizanewjob2.Tomsamejob3.Briannewjob4.Kaynewjob5.JanicenewjobSectionDInterviewaboutaJobTask6A1EmploymentAgency1.FullName:JessicaRichards2.Address:33LandseerRoad,Newtown3.DateofBirth:Mach19th,19804.Education:Secondary5.Examinationspassed:English,chemistry,maths,French,physics,andbiology6.Interests(hobbies&sports):playingthepiano,inajazzband,water-skiing7.Experience?Previousposts:labassistant8.Postorpositionrequired:labassistant9.Anyspecialrequests:noPartIIIListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.B4.C5.D6.C7.A8.C9.A10.BUnitFivePartOneListeningPracticeSectionAListeningforGistTask11.apairoftrousers2.areturnticket3.anewspaperandmints/sweets4.balletortheatretickets5.Drinks6.ticketsforacoachtrip7.ahaircut8.soupandfish9.agameofsquash10.throatmedicineTask21.inaclothes-shop2.atthestation3.atanewsagent’s4.atabox-office5.atapub6.inatouristoffice/travelagency7.atahairdresser’s/barber’s8.inarestaurant9.atasportsclub10.atachemist’s/pharmacySectionBShoppingTask3goldpen$135bracelet$545ring$1,259watch$23.75calculator$7.85Task41.watch2.ring3.pen4.braceletTheyaretooexpensiveforher.SectionCPayingfortheThingsTask51.personalcheck2.creditcard3.personalcheck4.cash5.traveler’scheckSectionDAndrew’sComplaintTask6Equipment:electricfanNo.:BE42703—02Size:mediumColor:blueMadein/date:1985Fault:Itdoesn’twork.Purchaser:AndrewEmmettAddress:5RainbowTerraceWestOldFieldSurreyPhoneNo.:77480PartIIIListeningComprehensionTest1.B2.C3.B4.D5.D6.D7.C8.C9.C10.CUnitSixPartIListeningPracticePartⅢListeningComprehensionTest1.D2.B3.A4.C5.C6.B7.D8.B9.D10.BUnitSevenPartIListeningPracticeSectionATelephoneNumbersTask1(1)342-6070305(2)911-1144216(3)623-4030313(4)505-6653504(5)610-1214617(6)632-1010202(7)211-4579212(8)397-4231602(9)974-0012215(10)864-3079206Task2(1)313(2)202(3)305342-6070(4)student’snumberSectionBTelephoneQuizTask310,9,1,4,6,2,7,8,5,3.Task41.Thenumberyouhavedialedhasbeentemporarilydisconnectedandisnolongerinservice.2.Youcandialthatdirect.3.Pleasehavehercallmebackat654-9234.4.IhaveacollectcallfromSue.Willyouacceptthecharges?5.Sheisn’thererightnowCanItakeamessage?6.Whatnumberdidyoudial?7.Thisnumberisunlisted.8.I’llconnectyourcall.Pleasehold.9.Thisisarecording.10.Thereisnooneherebythatname.SectionCMakingArrangementsTask5CallNameofPersonCalledNameofCallerReasonforCallResultofCall1Mr.EdwardsJohnBird////////////EdwardstocallBirdback2JohnBirdPeterEdwardsinstallationproblemstechniciantogoroundintheafternoon3SusanPhillipsGeraldSmithTofixameetingmeetingarranged10:00nextFridayTask71.MeetStaceyatschoolat4:30.Staceyhastoldothers.BringvolleyballandStacey’smoney2.DinnerwithTimonThursday.Willmeetat7:00insteadof6:30..Willpickyouuphere.3.DrWhite..Dentalcheck-up.Thursday,2pm.Callifnotconvenient.4.Dianecalled.RuthLeeneedsaridetomorrow.Canyoutakeher?Callher547—68925.CarreadynextTuesday.Carneededalotofwork.Replacedbatterybutstillworkingonstarter.Willcostaround$350.Youneednewsnowtires.PartIIIListeningComprehensionTestTalk11.sothattheircustomersmaycallthemlongdistancefreeofcharge2.dial0,andasktheoperatorforthe800-numberoperatorwhocanhelpyou.3.sellproductsandservices.4.charginghighratesorencouragingunauthorizedcallerstocall.5.askyourlocalphonecompanytoblockaccessto900numbersfromyourphone.Talk21.Cellphoneetiquette.2.Inappropriateuseofthecellphoneiswidespread.3.Tenfeet.4.Becausethecellphonecanbedistractingordisruptivetoothers.5.Itmayinterferewiththesignalsorothersensitiveequipment.UnitEightTask1Task21.Theycanpertherabbits,sheep,andotheranimals.2.Thereareitemsfrommanypartsoftheworld.3.Theybelieveintakingcareoftheenvironment.4.Itisbotheducationalandinteresting.5.Bats,owlsandotheranimals.SectionBSafariTourTask31.Youmustn’tgetofftheland-roverwithoutpermission.2.Youmustallstayclosetotheguide.3.Youallhavetosigntheseinsurancedeclarations.4.Youmustn’tdisturbtheanimals.Task41.land-rover,couldbeattacked2.companyregulation,sign3.disturb,wild,tame,zoos4.50miles,805.insectrepellent,drinkingwater,rollsof35mmfilm,packedlunchSectionCTheAfternoon’sTourTask5Thecathedralwasbuiltin1241.ItwasdesignedbyHugoDerash,aFrench,soit’sinNormanstyle.Youcanseepartofthewall,asmallstatuebesideafountain.It’sinthemarketplaceandaregularTuesdaymarketisheld.ThereisaflowermarketeverytwoweeksonSaturdaysinSummer.ThewornstatuerepresentsVenus,andthewatercomesfromthespringsinthehillsandisveryclear.Task61.12416.Venus,goddessoflove2.HugoDerash,France,brother7.flower,two3.Norman8.Tuesday4.wall9.Springsinthehills5.modern10.clearSectionDJulie’sVacationTask71.urbanholiday,camping2.StanleyPark,aquarium,Grousemountain,museumsgalleries3.Rideover,deck,satinside,readmagazinesTask81.It’scoldandmiserable.2.It’smuchanelegantcitywithalotofBritishinfluence.3.Apinwithatinytotempoleonit.PartIIIListeningComprehensionTestl.A2.C3.D4.B5.A6.B7.C8.A9.D10.AListeningTestOne1.C2.A3.D4.C5.B6.B7.C8.D9.A10.A11.C12.D13.C14.D15.B16.Threestages:marriagebycapture;marriagebycontractorpurchase;marriagebasedonmutuallove.17.Itsymbolizestheperiodwhenthebridegroomhideshiscapturedbrideuntilherkinsmengrewtiredofsearchingforher.18.The“wed”wasthemoney,horses,orcattlewhichthegroomgaveassecurityandasapledgetoprovehispurchaseofthebridefromherfather.19.Bluewasthecolorofpurityloveandfidelity.20.Bridesmaidsremindusofthedayswhentherehadtobetenwitnessesatthesolemnmarriageceremony.ListeningTestTwo1.B2.B3.D4.C5.A6.D7.C8.B9.A10.C11.B12.D13.C14.B15.B16.primitive17.measureprogressofstudents,showwhattheyarelacking18.selectionandpromotion19.Testresultslackvalidityandreliability;Teacherandstudentsworkforhighmarksinsteadoflearning.20.SomeAsianstudentswithveryhighTOEFLmarksturnouttobepoorintheircommunicationskillsintheU.S.UnitNinePartIListeningPracticeSectionAStressandYourHealthTask1Person1.Ican’tsleepPerson2.Ieatmostlysnackfoods.Person3.Ican’tstopsmoking,drinkmorebeer.Person4.Ican’teat.Task21.fatigue2.listlessness3.sleepingproblems4.lossofappetiteorstomachdisorders5.heartpalpitationsSectionBStudentStressTask31.pressure,parents,myself,academically,exactly,trackrecord2.quartersystem,beginning,end,middle,screwup,messedup,wellordered,perfect3.eleventhweek,ten-week,half-week,exams4.cumulative,incorporate,differentproblemsTask41.quiet,nervous,distracted,around,music,C’s2.library3.desk,room,straight,awake,comfortable4.night,quietSectionCTechniquesforManagingStress(1)Task51.Whatwecandowithstress.2.Fourpoints:a.recognitionofstressandwelcometoit.b.Bethankful,anattitudeofgratitudetolifeforlife.c.tosetmybodyinpositiontotakewhatevercomesalongandtoutilizeitproperlyd.tomaintainthehormonalsysteminaproperstateofbalance3.BecauseathankfulattitudemaintainsthehormonalsysteminaproperstateofbalancesothatweareabletotakewhateveractionisnecessaryinaconstructivewayTask61.tobecomeawareofpotentiallystressfulsituationsandavoidthem2.toreduceourworkloadandorganizetheworkinabetterway3.togetthepeoplerestandexercise4.tofindabalancebetweenwokandplaySectionDTechniquesforManagingStress(2)Task71.Shecan’tlowerherworkloadrightnow.2.Visualizationormeditation,morepositiveoutlook,mentallyplanningyourday’sactivitiesinalessstressfulway.3.Howtodealwiththestress.4.Asportcalledcrewtoachievephysicalandmentalbalance.5.Theemotionshaveagreatdealtodowiththediseaseandhealingprocess.6.Dr.NormanCousinslaughedhimselfbacktohealth.Task81.T2.F3.F4.T5.F6.TPartIIIListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.D4.A5.B6.B7.A8.A9.D10.CUnitTenPartIListeningPracticeSectionAPersonalHeroesTask1Dr.MartinLutherKingwontheNobelPeacePrizeagainstracismwaspeacefulMotherTeresaofCalcuttahelpedpoorpeoplewontheNobelPeacePrizehelpedsickpeopleNavajoCode4alkerswaspeacefulsoldiersarewell-knownbyNativeAmericanpeopleTask21.racism,discrimination,peaceful,guts2.send,receivemessages,language,figuredout3.poorest,Calcutta,India,feed,takecareof,sickSectionBAKIOMORITA(Mr.Sony)Task31.inNagoya,Japan2.aricedrinkcalledsake3.averysmallradio4.walkman5.becauseofthehighquality6.in19637.Mr.SonyTask41.122.123.214.21SectionCTask51.heuseda$1,500checktomarkapageinabook.Thenhelostthebook!2.inUlm,Germany.3.Becausewhenhewasachild,helearnedthingsveryslowlyandhedidn’tspeakuntilhewasthreeyearsold.4.Whenhewas12,Albertbeganreadingmathandsciencebooks.5.In1922,hereceivedtheNobelPrizeforphysics.6.hediedin1955.Task61.212.123.214.12SectionDTask71.c2.e3.a4.b5.f6.dTask81.JaneGoodallwasborninLondon,England.2.sheworkedasawaitressandsavedenoughmoneyfortheboattriptoKenya.3.Shewas23yearsoldthen.4.InKenya,shemetthefamousanthropologistLouisLeakey5.InJuly1960,Goodallbegantostudythechimpanzees.6.Goodallstudiedchimpanzeesforover40years.PartIIIListeningComprehensionTest1.B2.D3.A4.A5.A6.C7.D8.B9.B10.DUnitElevenPartIListeningPracticeSectionAPremonitionsoftheSinkingOftheTitanicTask11.taketheformofdreamsorvisionsstrongfeelings,ideas,orguessesthatcomeintopeople’smindsfornoapparentreason2.IntheearlymorningofApril15,1912Titanicstruckanicebergandsank1,50220casesofpremonitions3.FutilityFiction:TitanFact:Titanic1898April15,1912sankafterhittinganicebergsankafterhittinganicebergunsinkablelinerunsinkablelinerlifeboatslifeboatsTask21.apassengeronthedoomedship,over20yearsearlier2.ninepeople,inwhichashipliketheTitanichitanicebergandsank3.twoclairvoyants4.severalotherpeople,somethingwouldgowrong5.would-bepassengers,theycanceledtheirticketsatthelastminuteSectionBTheTitanicandtheAndreaDoriaTask3Similarities:1.bothshipsweretransatlanticoceanliners2.theywerebothluxuryliners3.aseachshipwassinking,therewereactsofheroismandactsofvillainy4.bothoftheseshipswereconsidered“unsinkable”Differences:Titanic1.onhermaidenvoyageacrossAtlantic2.struckanicebergandsank3.notequippedwithradar,onlyalookout4.morethan1,500peopledied,over700survivedAndreaDoria1.Onher101sttransatlanticcrossing2.Collidedwithanothershipandsank3.Hadradartowarnoftheapproachofanothership4.60peopledied,1,650weresavedTask41.Icaninferit.2.Iheardit.3.Icaninferit.4.Icannotinferit.5.Iheardit.6.Icannotinferit.SectionCSenatorSmithQuestionsaSurvivor(1)Task5Reason1:wehadfarbettersavewhatfewwehadinmyboatReason2:ourboatwouldbeswampedbythecrowdsthatwerethereReason3:thewholecrowdinmyboatdiscouragedmetodothatReason4:theysaiditwasratheramadideaTask61,100people,700people,1,000people,freezing,afewhundredyards,refusedtoreturnandtrytosave,inchargeof,fledhislifeboattoanotherlifeboat,60morepeopleSectionDSenatorSmithQuestionsaSurvivor(2)Task7(omitted)Task81.SmithisasenatorandPitmanisasurvivoroftheTitanicdisaster,whoisinchargeofalifeboat.2.Notclearlytold,butweknowtherewasroomfor60morepeopleinthetwoboats.3.ThewholecrowdinPitman’slifeboat.PartⅢListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.B4.A5.C6.B7.C8.A9.D10.AListeningTestThreeSectionA1.D2.C3.C4.A5.D6.B7.B8.C9.DSectionB10.C11.B12.A13.D14.D15.CSectionC16.Hewasthreeweeksawayfrom113yearsold.17.Hecaredforfarmanimalsinthemountains.18.Drinkingaglassofredwineeveryday.19.Agovernmentbirthrecord,achurchrecordandastatementbyaclosefamilymember.20.Theratioistwotoone.ListeningTestFourSectionA1.C2.C3.D4.B5.A6.D7.C8.B9.CSectionB10.C11.D12.A13.B14.D15.CSectionC16.designerandmaker17.theeye,thehandandtheheart18.(at)theAmericanArtMuseum19.KingofRockers20.thousandsofdollars