现代大学英语听力 Unit 5 Book 1答案

1、Unit 5 TravelTask 1ScriptStephen: Well, there you are, Mikko. "Passengers Only." That's you.Mikko: Mr. Johnson, thank you very much for bringing me to the airport.Stephen: A pleasure, old boy.Petros: He wants to make sure you leave, Mikko.Stephen: Petros! Don't say that! It was a p

2、leasure having him.Petros: Just teasing. See you at Christmas, Mikko.Mikko: Don't forget to come, now. And don't forget some warm clothes and don't. Oh, no! I left my tennis racquet behind.Petros: Don't worry. I'll bring it at Christmas. Go on, Mikko. Your plane!Mikko: Mr. Johnso

3、n. Er. thank you. And. urn., how do you say it? You've been very, very kind. And Mrs. Johnson. And Penny.Stephen: Thank you very much, Mikko. Nice of you to say so. Now on your way, old boy. You'll miss your plane.Petros: Have a good flight. Bye. KeyA. Choose the best answer to each of the f

4、ollowing questions.1) Who is leaving for home? (a) a) Mikko. b) Prteos. c) Mr. Johnson. d) Stephen.2) How would Petros spend the coming Christmas? (a) a) He will join Mikko. b) He will leave home. c) He will bring his tennis racquet with him. d) He should bring some warm clothes with him. B. Decide

5、whether the statements are true (T) or false (F) according to the tape.1) Mikko probably has stayed with Mr. Johnson's family. T 2) Petros tells Mikko Mr. Johnson's real intention by saying that "He wants to make sure you leave."FTask 2Script Penny, Buck and Tony took off from Gree

6、nhill on June 23rd. They flew east and got to the Pacific in September. On the way there they saw a lot of interesting things. They traveled by camel in the desert. They met some Bedouin people there, and lived with them for a few days. They made films and recordings of dances in the Himalaya Mounta

7、ins, and on the island of Bali.They flew to the mountain of New Guinea and stayed in a village there. Now they are flying over the Pacific Ocean. Tony: Just look at those islands! Real South Sea islands! They're beautiful, aren't they? Penny: But look over there. Buck: Oh dear! Bad weather.

8、Tony: Does it often rain like this in the South Seas? Buck: Yes, it does. Penny: We can't fly in this rain. It's too dangerous. I'm going to land down there, near that island. Buck: Be careful, Penny. Penny: Of course. I'm always careful. KeyA. Choose the best answer to each of the f

9、ollowing questing.1) Which of the following statements is NOT correct? (c) a) The Bedouin people live in the desert. b) There is a kind of local dance in Himalayan Mountains.c) The travelers learned a kind of local dance on the Bali Island. d) The travelers stayed in a mountain village in New Guinea

10、.2) Who drives the plane? (b) a) Tony. b) Penny. c) Buck. d) Greenhill.3) Why did the travelers have to make an emergency landing? (a) a) The weather was too bad. b) They wanted to enjoy the beautiful scenery in the South Sea Islands.c) They had run out of petrol. d) Buck asked Penny to be careful.B

11、. Decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (T) according to the tape.1) The travelers flew eastward from the Pacific to Greenhill. F2) The travelers are really unlucky to be caught in the rain, for it does not often rain in the South Seas. FTask 3ScriptIt is the year 1872, Phileas Fogg ha

12、s just had lunch with some friend sat his club in London. The six men sat down at a table and began to play cards. Stuart spoke after the game. "The world's not very big," he said. "We can go round it now in three months." "In eighty days only," said Phileas Fogg. &

13、quot;You can't do it in eighty days," replied Stuart. "I can," said Fogg. "How much do you want to bet?" "Four thousand pounds," Smart said. "Only four thousand?" Fogg continued. "I have twenty thousand in the bank. I'll bet all of it."

14、"Twenty thousand?" Stuart asked in amazement. "I won't lose," said Fogg. "Eighty days is quite enough for me. But you must bet me twenty thousand pounds too. Do you accept?" The five men talked together and then answered him. "We accept," they said. "

15、When do you begin the journey?" "There's a train to Dover at a quarter to nine. I'll take it." "This evening?" "Yes, this evening," Fogg answered. "Today is October 2nd. I'll be back on December 21st at a quarter to nine. And now, let's play a

16、game of cards. Begin please, Mr. Stuart." KeyA. Choose the best answer to each of the following questions.1) Who was to travel around the world in eighty days? (b) a) Stuart. b) Fogg. c) Dover. d) Philips.2) How much would the winner get from the bet? (c) a) 40,000. b) 4,000. c) 20,000. d) Noth

17、ing.B. Decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F) according to the tape. 1) This journey started at 8:45 on October 2, 1872. T 2) There were altogether five people when the two men decided to have a bet. F 3) Mr. Stuart had full confidence that Fogg could finish his world tour in eighty

18、 days. FTask 4Script Happy Holidays are offering some good holiday bargains this year. How about an adventure holiday in Wales, for example? It costs 115 per person for a week's holiday. For this price you get good food three meals a day and you sleep in mountain farmhouses. You must also pay fo

19、r your journey to Wales, of course. If you and your family like sport, fresh air, and a healthy life, this would be a good holiday for you. Perhaps you would rather relax and lie in the sun all day. Then why don't you go to sunny Spain? How about the Costa del Sol? Happy Holidays can take you th

20、ere quite cheaply. It costs 250 for ten nights in a luxury hotel. This price includes the cost of the journey from London to Spain by air, of course. If you like fresh air, a healthy life and plenty of sun, too, you could go sailing in Greece. You don't need to be a good sailor. You can learn wh

21、ile you are on holiday. During the holiday you live on the boat. You must buy your own food, but food in Greece is quite cheap. And the holiday is not very expensive: 325 per person for two weeks, including the cost of air travel to and from Greece. KeyFill in the, following chart.DestinationWalesCo

22、sta del Sol, Spain GreeceCost per Person115250 325Time Span1 week10 days2 weeksAccommodationThree meals a dayNot mentionedBought by the touristsSpecial FeaturesMountain farmhousesLuxury hotelsOn a boatSport, fresh airSunny weatherFresh air, plenty of sun and sailing activitiesTask 5ScriptTravel Agen

23、t: Good morning. Can I help you?Dad: Yes. Good morning. We saw your ad about cheap package trips.Travel Agent: Yes, of course. Well, these are the ones that are left. How many of you., er.?Dad: Just the four. My wife and I, and the two children.Child: Mum, can I sit over there and read my comic?Mum:

24、 No, you can't. You want to help us choose, don't you?Travel Agent: We've just got four family trips left. Er. ranging from 660 for this camping holiday on the French Riviera to 1,499 for a week in Corfu-that's a first class hotel with swimming-pool, night club, you know, everything

25、included. So, you know, something to suit all tastes and pockets.Child: Dad, is it OK if I.?Dad: No, it isn't. Well, I must say, that last one certainly doesn't suit my pocket. Do you think you could., tell us what you get for those prices?Travel Agent: Certainly. Well, of course, there'

26、s the flight, and transport to and from the air-port., er. accommodation, of course. Otherwise, well, it varies a bit. In Copenhagen all your meals are included, you know, because it's a guest house, and., er. this chalet in Sardinia, for example, is basically self-catering, but there are certai

27、n activities like parties and., excursions, and., er. they're included in the price.Dad: That last one sounds very interesting.Mum: What do you mean "interesting"? Who's going to do all the cooking and cleaning? I must say, I rather like the sound of the guest house.Child: Mum, .Mu

28、m: No!Travel Agent: Well, actually, madam, there are extra catering facilities provided for all our selfcatering holidays, should you need them.Child: Dad, .Dad: Look, do us all a favour and go and sit over there and read your comic, will you?Travel Agent: These are all-inclusive family budget price

29、s-I assure you they represent a substantial reduction on our normal prices. Er. down here you can see your dates for departure and return-18th to 25th of July on all trips except Copenhagen, which is two days earlier, and, by the way, extremely good value for money- 300 off the normal price at 899.M

30、um: Oh, really? You know, I've heard Copenhagen is such a beautiful city.Dad: Well, I don't know. This camping one's obviously out-I mean, it says here that they've got a casino and cinema and all that, but it sounds too much like hard work for me. But what about Sardinia? You know,

31、975 isn't too expensive.Mum: Mmm. probably nicer for the kids, too-you know, warmer, and beaches and all that. Yes, let's take it.Travel Agent: You won't regret it, madam, I can assure you. Now, I wonder if you'd mind just giving me a few particulars.Mum: Jimmy, what are you doing ov

32、er there? I told you not to read your comic. Come and have a look at the place we're going to. KeyA. Decide whether the statements are true (T) or false (F) according to the tape.l) This family travels often. F2) The wife is the one who always does the cooking and cleaning. T3) The child does no

33、t seem to be very much interested in the traveling plan. T4) The trip to Copenhagen starts on the 18th and ends on 25th. FB. Choose the best answer to each of the following questions.1) How many people will take the trip? (c)a)2. b)3. c) 4. d) 5.2) How much will the trip the family chooses cost them

34、? (c) a) 300. b) 899. c) 975. d) 660.3) Which of the following statements is NOT correct when you describe Sardinia? (b) a) It's warm. b) There are extra catering facilities. c) There are beaches, d) It's possibly better for kids.4) When the couple has decided to take a trip from the traveli

35、ng agency, the agent asked them for their "particulars", which means (a)a) their names, addresses, etc. b) their particular requirements for the tripc) their particular interest d) their personalitiesC. Fill in the blanks with what you hear on the tape. We've just got four family trips

36、 left. Er. ranging from 660 for this coming holiday on the French Riviera to 1499 for a week in Corfu-that's a first-class hotel with swimming pool, night club, you know, everything included. Task 6ScriptTwo people were having dinner in the Waverley restaurant. Here is their conversation: Man: A

37、re you enjoying your meal?Woman: I thought the soup was very nice. KeyChoose the best answer to each of the following questions.1) When the man stresses the word "enjoying", what does he mean? (a) a) It showed that he was interested to know the woman's opinion. b) He thought the lady w

38、asn't enjoying her meal. c) He wasn't enjoying his own meal. d) No special meaning.2) When the man stresses the word "are", what does he mean? (b) a) It showed that he was interested to know the woman's opinion.b) He thought the lady wasnt enjoying her meal. c) He wasn't en

39、joying his own meal.d) No special meaning.3) When the man stresses the word "you", what does he mean? (c)a) It showed that he was interested to know the woman's opinion. b) He thought the lady wasnt enjoying her meal.c) He wasn't enjoying his own meal.d) No special meaning.4) When

40、the woman stresses the word "I", what does she mean? (a)a) The man did not think the soup was very nice.b) She enjoyed everything, especially the soup.c) She only enjoyed the soup. d) No special meaning.5) When the woman stresses the word "very", what does she mean? (b) a) The wo

41、man thought the man perhaps did not like the soup. b) She enjoyed everything, especially the soup. c) She only enjoyed the soup. d) No special meaning.6) When the woman stresses the word "soup", what does she mean? (c) a) The man did not think the soup was very nice. b) She enjoyed everyth

42、ing, especially the soup. c) She only enjoyed the soup. d) No special meaning.Task 7ScriptFriend: Hi, Tom. How was your camping trip last weekend?Tom: It was a disaster.Friend: A disaster? What was so bad?Tom: Well, I went camping. But you wouldn't believe the bad luck I had.Friend: Yeah? What h

43、appened?Tom: Well, I went to Pine Hills. I got there Saturday afternoon. And the weather was really nice so I went for a hike.Friend: Yeah?Tom: You know that big forest there?Friend: Mm-hmm.Tom: I got lost. I had absolutely no idea where I was.Friend: Lost? That's too bad. So what happened?Tom:

44、Well, I finally found my way back to the campsite. It was like eight or eight-thirty at night. I was really tired and hungry, so I was going to fix dinner. I'd brought along a nice, juicy steak. I was cooking it over the campfire.Friend: That sounds good.Torn: Well, yeah, so I cooked it. Well, I

45、 tried to cook it. I really couldn't see much, even with a flashlight. I burned the thing. Burned!Friend: Oh, you burned the steak?Torn: To a crisp. I could hardly eat it. But anyway, I really didn't mind much because I was so tired I just wanted to get some sleep. So I went to bed early. Th

46、en, about eleven o'clock, the people next to me turned on some music and started to have a party. I couldn't get back to sleep.Friend: Oh, you must have been angry.Tom: I was really angry! Finally, I went over and asked them to turn down the music. Then about two in the morning it started to

47、 rain. I mean it poured.Friend: Oh no!Tom: Bad enough that there was water in my tent. I had to sleep in the car.Friend: You slept in the car? But you drive that little.Torn: Yeah, I know. Not real comfortable. But that's not all. I got up in the morning and I found my food was gone.Friend: What

48、 happened to it?Torn: Animals, I guess. Foxes or raccoons, probably. I had put the food in the tent, but they got it. So I had no breakfast. By that time I figured the weekend was ruined anyway, so I decided to leave.Friend: Yeah.Torn: But my car was stuck. Man! There was so much rain that I was stu

49、ck in the mud. I finally found a ranger to help push me out.Friend: This doesn't sound like a camping trip to be repeated.Torn: That's for sure. Oh, and to finish it off, I had a flat tire on the way home.Friend: A flat tire? Gee, I don't imagine you're going camping again for a whil

50、e.Tom: Oh, I don't know. I might go again next weekend.Friend: What?Tom: Hey, nobody could have that kind of bad luck two weeks in a row. KeyA. Choose the best answer to each of the following questions.1) What does Tom mean by saying that he "tried to" cook the steak? (b) a) He had wan

51、ted to cook it but didn't. b) He actually burned it because it was so dark. c) He was thinking hard about how to cook it. d) He tried his best to cook it.2) What does "it poured" mean? (d) a) There was thunderbolt.b) The people next to Tom started to pour some water. c) It was windy. d

52、) It rained heavily.3) What is a "raccoon"? (a) a) An animal, b) A plant. c) A person, d) A machine.B. Answer the following question.How many mishaps did Tom come across in his camping trip? What were they?Key: Seven. He lost his way in the forest. He burned his steak. He was woken up by t

53、he noises made by the people next to him and couldn't go back to sleep. The pouring rain soaked his tent and he ended up sleeping in his small car. He had all his food stolen. His car was stuck in the mud and he had a flat tire on his way home.ask 8Script February 12th I've found it at last!

54、 This is the place I've been looking for-the island of my dreams! It's beautiful, and it has everything I need: food, fresh water, and peace. The lagoon is full of fish. There are coconut palms and wild bananas. There's a nice little lake among the hills. And no one lives on any of the i

55、slands around here. February 14th I've decided to stay here. I'm tired of traveling. I get seasick all the time. And I don't really want to get back to civilization. I want to get away from it all-to get back to nature. I want to live the simple life-the kind of life that Bill's fore

56、fathers used to live, without metal and machines and money. If they could live like that, so can I. I'm sure I'm as clever as they were! February 17th In a few minutes I'm going to go back to the boat. I'm going to fetch the things that Bill gave me. I'll bring them back here. I'll sail the boat out to sea. I'll point it towards South America. Then I'll jump off and swim back here. If anyone finds the boat, they'll think I fell into the water by accident. February 18th So here I am-completely alo