新视野大学英语视听说教程第一册听力及听力原文

UnitlILListeningSkillsListeningforNamesDoris:Goodmorning.CanIhelpyou?David:Yes.Ineedtochangeoneofmycourses.Doris:rilseewhatwecando.What'syourname,please?David:Myname'sDavidBrown.Doris:Yourfirstnameagain?David:David.D-A-V-I-D.TheboyiscalledDavidbyhisfirstname.Nancy:Excuseme.IwanttomakesureifIamregisteredforthenewsemesterofEnglishwithDr.Lang.Doris:JustaminuteandI'llcheckforyou.What'syourname,please?Nancy:NancyLeigh.Doris:Is"Lee"yourlastname?Nancy:No,il'sLeigh.L-E-I-G-H.But"Lee"wouldbeeasiertospell,wouldn'tit?Nancy'slastnameisLeigh.Doris:I'msorry.Butifyouneedaloan,you'llhavetogototheFinancialAidOfficebeforeyoucanregister.Nancy:ThemwhoshouldIseethere?Doris:Well,Mrs.VickyKleincanhelpyou.Asamatteroffact,anybodythereisverynice.Nancy:Oh,thankyou.Whatishernameagain?Doris:VickyKlein.V-I-C-K-Y,K-L-E-I-N.NancyshouldseeVickyKleinifsheneedsaloan.Doris:OK,tocompletethisformIneedyournameinfull,please.Laura:LauraTrishHill.Doris:Trish?That'sanunusualmiddlename.Wouldyoumindspellingthatforme?Laura:Sure.T-I-S-H.Iwasnamedaftermymother.Laura'sfullnameisLauraTrisliHill.Doris:Well,youneedtocompletetheformforyourparkingpass.Yourname,please?Anthony:AnthonyMcDonald.Doris:Areyou"Me"or"Mac"?Anthony:"Me".MyfamilywasfromScotland.Doris:OK,Anthony.I'llhaveyourparkingpassreadyinaminute.AnihonyMcDonaldwillgethisparkingpassinaminute.III.ListeningInTask1:EnrollingGoodmorning,everyone.I'dliketowelcomeyoutoCityUniversity.I'mBettyRussellandIworkintheInternationalStudents'Office.Ihavesomeimportantforyou.First,youmustenrollbyAugust28th.PickupyourIDcardatouroffice.Them,you'llneedtopickupalibrarycardsothatyoucanborrowbooksfromthelibrary.Showthemyou'reIDcardinthelibraryandtheywilldoitforyou.Youmaybethinkingaboutthesportsfacilitiesatourschool.There'snochargeforstudentuse,butofcourseyou'llhavetoshowyourIDcard.Concerningthemedicalassistance,theUniversityhasitsownhealthcenter,andallservicesarefreeforenrolledstudents.1.B2.D3.B4.C5.ATask2:LivingonCampus(M=man;W=woman)M:Hi,Lisa.How'slifeoncampus?W:Hi,John.Oh,notsobad.Prettygoodinfact.M:Isthatwhatdoyouthink?Imean,doyoulikelivingoncampus?W:Yeah,1enjoylivingherebecausetherearesomanypeoplearoundandit'seasytomakefriends.Whataboutyou?Haveyoueverlivedinadormbefore?M:No,thisisthefirsttime.W:1thinkyou'llfinditquiteconvenient.Thelibrary,labs,sportscenterandotherfacilitiesarerightoncampus.M:That'strue.Theatmospherehereisdifferentfromtheoutside.But1guesslivingintownhasitsadvantagetoo,likebeingclosetotheshoppingcenter.Youknow,ouruniversityissofarfromdowntown.W:Butthecommutingtoclasses...Imean,youwouldhavetogetupsoearlytogettoclassesontime.Andthengoinghomewouldbesomuchtime.M:Yeah,butthefoodhere...itseemsit'sthesamethinginthecafeteriaeveryday.W:Well,IthinkthefoodhereisOK,andifyouwantachange,youcaneatoutonceinawhile.M:True.Shethinksit'seasytomakefriends.It'sconvenienttousethelibrary,thelabs,thesportscenterandmanyotherfacilities.It'sneartheshoppingcenter.Theywouldhavetogetupsoearlytogettoclassesontime.Andthenitwouldtakealotoftimetogethome.Itseemsallthesameeveryday.Task3:LearningtospeakEnglishHello,howareyou?WhenmostpeoplelearnEnglishasasecondlanguage,theylearnformalEnglish.Unfortunately,learningitlikethistendstomakeyoufeeldistantandbored.Thetruthis,mostpeopleinEnglish-speakingcountriesdon'tspeaktoeachotherinsuchaformalway.Theyspeakinacasualwaytotheirfriendsandfamilies.Whenspeakingcasually,peopletendtousealotofinformalorcolloquialwords,andalsoshortenandconnecttheirphrases.Theysaythingslike"Hey,what'sup?"or"Hey!WatchbeenDion'?"Theseexpressionsarebothcommonandnatural,andmakeyouseemlikeanativespeaker.Usingthemmaymakepeoplemoreinterestedintalkingtoyou.ThistypeofEnglishismorelikewhatyouwillhearinmoviesandTVshows.SpeakingthiswaymakesnativespeakersfeelmorerelaxedandyouwillsoundlikeafriendlypersonwhospeaksEnglishwell.Yougotthat,buddy?FormalformallycasualcommonnativerelaxedfriendlyTask4:AnAnnouncementAttentionclosingfivecheckoutsleaveVI.FurtherListeningandSpeakingListeningTask1:UniversityLifeUniversitylifeisanewanddifferentexperienceforme.Firstofall,livingattheuniversitygivesmeasenseofresponsibility,ofbeingonmyown.Myparentsaren'taroundtosay,"No,you'renotgoingouttonight."Idecideeverythingformyself.BeingaroundlotsoffriendlypeopleisanotheraspectIlikeaboutuniversitylife.Onmyfirstsay,whenIarrivedoncampus,IwasabitconfusedaboutwhereIwasgoing.AnupperclassmannoticedoutIwaslookingformydorm,hesaid,"Oh,justfollowme;that'swhereI'mgoing."Now,IcanreallysaythatIfeelcomfortableinthedormbecausetherearesomanyfriendlypeoplearoundtotalkwith.Finally,ILOVEHAVINGFridaysoff;Iwouldnotbeabletodealwithfivedaysofclassesinarow.HowdidIdoitinhighschool?IlovesleepinginonFridays.1guessI'msortofapartyanimal,butitseemslikeIgoouteveryThursdaynight.ItalsoseemslikeIdon'tgethomeuntilearlythenextdaylmyheadhitsthepillowandIdon'tmoveuntilFridayafternoon.newanddifferentonhisownabitconfusedtalkwithsleepinTask2:KeytoLearningEnglishIthinkoneofthemostimportantkeystolearningEnglishidtoestablisharegularstudyprogram,likeplanningafewminuteseverymorningaroundbreakfasttime.Thisideamaysoundalittletoosimpletothelearners,becausetheytookEnglishinhighschoolforaquiteafewyears,buttheydidn'tbecomeproficientspeakersofthelanguage.AsamatteroffactIdonotmeanthatwecanbecomefluentspeakerswithjustafewminuteshereandthere,butfollowingaregularandconsistentcourseofstudycanhelpusonthewaytolanguagemastery.Inotherwords,peopleneedtoplanouttheirstudybysettingrealisticandattainablegoalsfromthebeginning.Somepeoplegetcaughtupinthecrazeoflearningthelanguageon30days,onlytogiveupwhentheycan'tperformuptotheirexpectations.Andsmallstepslittlebylittle,arethekey.Forexample,planningtolearntousethemactively—isfarbetterthanlearning30andforgettingthemthenextday.T2.F3.F4.F5.TTask3:ListeningEffectivelyThroughitis50%ofeverydaycommunication,listening,itseems,istheleasttaught.Listeningismorethanjusthearing:itrequiresunderstanding.Inaneducationalsetting,listeningeffectivelyiscritical.Effectivelisteningresultsindoingtherightassignment,doingtheassignmentcorrectly,andtakingnoteseffectively.Doingtheseactivitieswellresultsinlearningand,mostofthetime,goodgrades.Inaprofessionalsetting,listeningisalsocritical.Whenyoureceiveanoralmessage,yourresponsemustbecorrect.Ifyoufailtolistentocustomersorclients,youmaylosetheirbusiness,andyourjob!Inapersonalsetting,listeningeffectivelydeepensyourrelationships.Whenwelistentosomeone,wesay“Youareimportant"withouteverspeakingaword.Whenwefailtolisten,notonlydowenotreceivethemessage,butwesendthemessagethatwearejustplaindumb.D3.A 4.B5.DUnit2ListeningSkillsIdentifyingNumbersM:rrhestadiumlooksprettybig.Howmanypeopledoesitseat?W:Itholdsaround20,000.Theysaymorethan18,000Ticketshavebeensold.Q:Howmanyticketsareleftnow?W:Iwasplanningonsigningupfortheswimmingclass.BitIheardit'sfull.M:Really?That'sstrange.Therewerenineswimmingclasseslastsemester,andthissemestertherearefivemore.Q:Howmanyswimmingclassesaretherethissemester/W:Howfardoyoujogeveryday?5kilometers?M:No,about15km.Ihavetorunthatfartostayingoodpeople.Q:Howfardoesthemanruneachday?M:HowmanypeoplewillcometoyourhometowatchtheWorldCupFinal?Wantmetobringanything?W:Probablylike15or20.I'vegotmostthingscovered.Maybejustbringasix-packorsomethingelsetodrink.Q:AbouthowmanypeoplewillcometowatchtheWorldCupFinal?W:HowmanypeopledoyouthinkwillenterfortheCityMarathon?M:I'mnotsure.Itwas250lastyear.Butsomeonetoldmethenumberislikelytodoublethistear.Q:Howmanypeoplearelikelytoenterforthisyear'sCityMarathon?l.D2.A 3.C 4.B 5.DIII.ListeningInTask1:YaoMingIfirstsawYaoMingbackin1997.NikehadjustsignedacontracttosponsortheShanghaiSharks.Wehadalittlepartytointroduceourselvesandgettoknowtheplayers.Afewofusweretherewhentheteamwalkedin.Theylookednormal,mostabout6'4''orso.Then,athin,baby-facedguyabout75'camein.Wewereallsurprisedatseeinghim.Wecouldn'tbelievehissize.Andwhenhestartedhittingthree-pointers,wewerereallyblownaway!OurguysintheU'S'didn'tbelievethattherewasaChinesekidthattall.Toconvincethem,wehadtobringhimtoaNikecampinParisthatsummer.Yaohadalwaysplayedagainstkidswhowereolderthanhim.Thiswasthefirsttimehewascompetingwithplayershisownage.DelHarris,thentheLakerscoach,wasatthecamp.HefellinlovewithYaoMing.Hewastellingeverybody,gottohaveapicturewiththatkid.Onedayhe'sgoingtohavearealimpactontheNBA."1.D2,B 3.C 4.D 5.ATask2:RonaldRonaldwillbecomethefirstthree-timewinneroftheFIFAWorldPlayeroftheYearAwardthisTuesday.Ronaldplayedhisearlyfootballwithamateurclubs.Bythetimehewas16,hehadsignedhisprofessionalcontractwithaBrazilianclub.Heplayedverywell,gainingagoalalmostineachgame.Hewasstillonly17whenhewenttoseekhisfortuneintheEuropeanLeagues.AtaDutchclub,Ronaldgot30goalson33matches.Backhome,hewasamemberoftheBrazilianteamthatwontheWorldCupintheU.S.In1994.Althoughhedidnotgettoplayasingleminuteinthattournament,hewassoonbeingdescribedasthenewPele.HemovedtoBarcelonain1996,andthenextsummerbecameamemberofInterMilan.Hequicklybecamethehottestpropertyinfootball,winningtheFIFAWorldPlayeroftheYearAwardin1996and1997.Ashetooktheawardin1999forthethirdtime,therewasnodoubtthathisnamewouldliveoninhistory.Heplayedhisearlyfootballwithamateurclubs.HesignedhisprofessionalcontractwithaBrazilianclub.HewenttoEuropetoseekhisfortuneintheEuropeanleagues.HewasdescribedasthenewPele.Hewontheawardforthreetimes:in1996,1997and1999.Task3:PhysicalExerciseMoreandmorepeopletodayarerealizingtheimportanceofregularphysicalexercise.Physicalexercisecanmakeyoustrongandhealthy.Bydoingsomeformofphysicalexerciseeveryday,yourlevelofenergywillincreaseandyouwillsleepbetteratnight.Therearemanydifferentformsofphysicalexercisesthatsuitdifferenttastesandneedsofdifferentpeople.Taketrackandfieldevents,forexample.Throwingthejavelincanstrengthenyourarmandupperbody.Thelongjumpandhighjumpcanstrengthenyourlegs.Basketball,footballandvolleyballarealsogoodformsofexercise.Becarefulwhenchoosingtherighttypeofexerciseforyourself.Idyourheartisweak,forexample,youshouldstartwithsomelightexercise.Ifyouareoverweight,knowyourlimits.Inaword,don'toverdoit.HealthyformenergybetterdifferenttastescarefulchoosingTask4:AnAnnouncementOpeninterestedcheckupapplyPEDepartmentexerciseopportunityVI.FurtheringListeningandSpeakingListeningTask1:SportsintheU.S.SportsareveryimportantintheU.S.bothforspectatorsandparticipants.Manypeoplehavejobswheretheysitformostoftheday,sowhentheyhavefreetime,theyliketotakepartinmorephysicalactivities.Bothteamsportsandindividualactivitiesarepopular.Youthsportsareplayedeitherinlocalclubsorforteamsrepresentingschools.Mostmajorleaguesportsrecruittheirplayersfromcollegeorhighschoolteams.SpectersportsarealsoamajorpartofAmericanculture.ManyAmericanswatchsportsweekly,ifnotdaily.Thousandsofpeopleattendprofessionalandcollegesportingeventstocheerontheirlocalteams.MillionsmorechoosetowatchonTVandrootfromtheirownlivingrooms.OnTV,Americanfootball,baseballandbasketballarethemostpopularsports.Soccerhasalongwaytogobeforeitisonthesamelevelwiththe“bigthree”.Althoughthereissomeoverlapping,footballisplayedinthefall,basketballinthewinterandbaseballinthespringandsummer.Americanprofessionalteamsareprivatelyownedandgenerallysituatedinmajorcities,sotheyhavealargefanbasetodrawfrom.There'snogovernmentinvolvementintheseleagues.1.Popular2.Weekly3.Localclubs4.Bigthree5.FanbaseTask2:WalkingGenerally,peopletravelbycar,busorsubwayinAmerica.Rarelyisabicycleusedasamethodfortransportation.Inmanycitiesandtowns,Americanschoosetowalk.Walkingisconsideredoneofthebestwaystostayhealthy.Itistheworld'smostnaturalexercise.About50millionAmericansareactiveinwhatiscalled“fitness“walking.Theytakeshortwalksafewtimeseachweektoimprovetheirhealth.Fitnesswalkingcanbedonealmostanywhere,anytime.Nospecialequipmentisneeded.Expertsadvisedrinkinglotsofwaterbeforeandaftereachwalk.Theysaythemosteffectivewaytowalkisthenaturalway.Anewstudyhasprovideddetailsaboutthelinkbetweenwalkingandyouremotionalhealth.AprofessionalatCaliforniaStateUniversityaskedagroupofstudentstodescribetheirfeelingsofenergyandtension.Thenhesentthemonafastwalkfor10minutes.Whenthestudentsreturned,theyreportedfeelinglesstiredandmoreenergetic.Theprofessorfoundshortwalkscouldalsohelpmakepersonalproblemsseemlessserious.Indeed,onegroupofpeoplesaidtheirproblemsdidn'tseemasbadastheyhadbeenbeforetheywentforafast10-minutewalk.F2.F 3.F 4.T 5.TTask3:The27thSummerOlympicGamesThe27,hsummerOlympicGameswereheldinSydney,Australia,in2000.ThousandofathletesgatheredtheretotakepartinthefirstSummerOlympicofthenewcentury.Itwas,however,notthefirsttimeforAustraliatohosttheOlympicGames.Australiaalsoplayedhostin1956,whenthecityofMelbournewasthesiteoftheGames.The2000Olympiclastedalittlemorethantwoweeks,fromSeptember15toOctober1.ThemascotofSydneyOlympicGameswas,notsurprisingly,aKangaroo.Thereweresomeneweventsinthe1000Olympic,suchaswomen'swaterpoloandweightlifting.TheGameswereagreatsuccess.Insportingcompetition,athletesbrokelotsofOlympicandworldrecords.Also,theeventwasahugefinancialsuccessforAustralia,especiallyinthetourismindustry.l.D2.B 3.B4.C 5.DUnit3ListeningSkillsIdentifyingNumbersM:Thestadiumlooksprettybig.Howmanypeopledoesitseat?W:Itholdsaround20,000.Theysaymorethan18,000Ticketshavebeensold.Q:Howmanyticketsareleftnow?W:1wasplanningonsigningupfortheswimmingclass.Bit1heardit'sfull.M:Really?That'sstrange.Therewerenineswimmingclasseslastsemester,andthissemestertherearefivemore.Q:Howmanyswimmingclassesaretherethissemester/W:Howfardoyoujogeveryday?5kilometers?M:No,about15km.Ihavetorunthatfartostayingoodpeople.Q:Howfardoesthemanruneachday?4.M:HowmanypeoplewillcometoyourhometowatchtheWorldCupFinal?Wantmetobringanything?W:Probablylike15or20.I'vegotmostthingscovered.Maybejustbringasix-packorsomethingelsetodrink.Q:AbouthowmanypeoplewillcometowatchtheWorldCupFinal?6.W:HowmanypeopledoyouthinkwillenterfortheCityMarathon?M:I'mnotsure.Itwas250lastyear.Butsomeonetoldmethenumberislikelytodoublethistear.Q:Howmanypeoplearelikelytoenterforthisyear'sCityMarathon?LD2.A 3.C 4.B 5.DIII.ListeningInTask1:YaoMingIfirstsawYaoMingbackin1997.NikehadjustsignedacontracttosponsortheShanghaiSharks.Wehadalittlepartytointroduceourselvesandgettoknowtheplayers.Afewofusweretherewhentheteamwalkedin.Theylookednormal,mostabout6'4"orso.Then,athin,baby-facedguyabout7'5''camein.Wewereallsurprisedatseeinghim.Wecouldn'tbelievehissize.Andwhenhestartedhittingthree-pointers,wewerereallyblownaway!OurguysintheU'S'didn'tbelievethattherewasaChinesekidthattall.Toconvincethem,wehadtobringhimtoaNikecampinParisthatsummer.Yaohadalwaysplayedagainstkidswhowereolderthanhim.Thiswasthefirsttimehewascompetingwithplayershisownage.DelHarris,thentheLakerscoach,wasatthecamp.HefellinlovewithYaoMing.Hewastellingeverybody,4tIgottohaveapicturewiththatkid.Onedayhe'sgoingtohavearealimpactontheNBA."LD2.B 3.C 4.D 5.ATask2:RonaldRonaldwillbecomethefirstthree-timewinneroftheFIFAWorldPlayeroftheYearAwardthisTuesday.Ronaldplayedhisearlyfootballwithamateurclubs.Bythetimehewas16,hehadsignedhisprofessionalcontractwithaBrazilianclub.Heplayedverywell,gainingagoalalmostineachgame.Hewasstillonly17whenhewenttoseekhisfortuneintheEuropeanLeagues.AtaDutchclub,Ronaldgot30goalson33matches.Backhome,hewasamemberoftheBrazilianteamthatwontheWorldCupintheU.S.In1994.Althoughhedidnotgettoplayasingleminuteinthattournament,hewassoonbeingdescribedasthenewPele.HemovedtoBarcelonain1996,andthenextsummerbecameamemberofInterMilan.Hequicklybecamethehottestpropertyinfootball,winningtheFIFAWorldPlayeroftheYearAwardin1996and1997.Ashetooktheawardin1999forthethirdtime,therewasnodoubtthathisnamewouldliveoninhistory.Heplayedhisearlyfootballwithamateurclubs.HesignedhisprofessionalcontractwithaBrazilianclub.HewenttoEuropetoseekhisfortuneintheEuropeanleagues.HewasdescribedasthenewPele.Hewontheawardforthreetimes:in1996,1997and1999.Task3:PhysicalExerciseMoreandmorepeopletodayarerealizingtheimportanceofregularphysicalexercise.Physicalexercisecanmakeyoustrongandhealthy.Bydoingsomeformofphysicalexerciseeveryday,yourlevelofenergywillincreaseandyouwillsleepbetteratnight.Therearemanydifferentformsofphysicalexercisesthatsuitdifferenttastesandneedsofdifferentpeople.Taketrackandfieldevents,forexample.Throwingthejavelincanstrengthenyourarmandupperbody.Thelongjumpandhighjumpcanstrengthenyourlegs.Basketball,footballandvolleyballarealsogoodformsofexercise.Becarefulwhenchoosingtherighttypeofexerciseforyourself.Idyourheartisweak,forexample,youshouldstartwithsomelightexercise.Ifyouareoverweight,knowyourlimits.Inaword,don'toverdoit.HealthyformenergybetterdifferenttastescarefulchoosingTask4:AnAnnouncementOpeninterestedcheckupapplyPEDepartmentexerciseopportunityVI.FurtheringListeningandSpeakingListeningTask1:SportsintheU.S.SportsareveryimportantintheU.S.bothforspectatorsandparticipants.Manypeoplehavejobswheretheysitformostoftheday,sowhentheyhavefreetime,theyliketotakepartinmorephysicalactivities.Bothteamsportsandindividualactivitiesarepopular.Youthsportsareplayedeitherinlocalclubsorforteamsrepresentingschools.Mostmajorleaguesportsrecruittheirplayersfromcollegeorhighschoolteams.SpectersportsarealsoamajorpartofAmericanculture.ManyAmericanswatchsportsweekly,ifnotdaily.Thousandsofpeopleattendprofessionalandcollegesportingeventstocheerontheirlocalteams.MillionsmorechoosetowatchonTVandrootfromtheirownlivingrooms.OnTV,Americanfootball,baseballandbasketballarethemostpopularsports.Soccerhasalongwaytogobeforeitisonthesamelevelwiththe“bigthree”.Althoughthereissomeoverlapping,footballisplayedinthefall,basketballinthewinterandbaseballinthespringandsummer.Americanprofessionalteamsareprivatelyownedandgenerallysituatedinmajorcities,sotheyhavealargefanbasetodrawfrom.There'snogovernmentinvolvementintheseleagues.1.Popular2.Weekly3.Localclubs4.Bigthree5.FanbaseTask2:WalkingGenerally,peopletravelbycar,busorsubwayinAmerica.Rarelyisabicycleusedasamethodfortransportation.Inmanycitiesandtowns,Americanschoosetowalk.Walkingisconsideredoneofthebestwaystostayhealthy.Itistheworld'smostnaturalexercise.About50millionAmericansareactiveinwhatiscalled“fitness“walking.Theytakeshortwalksafewtimeseachweektoimprovetheirhealth.Fitnesswalkingcanbedonealmostanywhere,anytime.Nospecialequipmentisneeded.Expertsadvisedrinkinglotsofwaterbeforeandaftereachwalk.Theysaythemosteffectivewaytowalkisthenaturalway.Anewstudyhasprovideddetailsaboutthelinkbetweenwalkingandyouremotionalhealth.AprofessionalatCaliforniaStateUniversityaskedagroupofstudentstodescribetheirfeelingsofenergyandtension.Thenhesentthemonafastwalkfor10minutes.Whenthestudentsreturned,theyreportedfeelinglesstiredandmoreenergetic.Theprofessorfoundshortwalkscouldalsohelpmakepersonalproblemsseemlessserious.Indeed,onegroupofpeoplesaidtheirproblemsdidn'tseemasbadastheyhadbeenbeforetheywentforafast10-minutewalk..F2.F 3.F 4.T 5.TTask3:The27thSummerOlympicGamesThe27,hsummerOlympicGameswereheldinSydney,Australia,in2000.ThousandofathletesgatheredtheretotakepartinthefirstSummerOlympicofthenewcentury.Itwas,however,notthefirsttimeforAustraliatohosttheOlympicGames.Australiaalsoplayedhostin1956,whenthecityofMelbournewasthesiteoftheGames.The2000Olympiclastedalittlemorethantwoweeks,fromSeptember15toOctober1.ThemascotofSydneyOlympicGameswas,notsurprisingly,aKangaroo.Thereweresomeneweventsinthe1000Olympic,suchaswomen'swaterpoloandweightlifting.TheGameswereagreatsuccess.Insportingcompetition,athletesbrokelotsofOlympicandworldrecords.Also,theeventwasahugefinancialsuccessforAustralia,especiallyinthetourismindustry.D2.B 3.B4.C 5.DUnit4ListeningSkillsListeningforTelephoneNumbersW:I'mwonderingiftheweatherwillbegoodforustogocyclingonSaturday.M:Let'scalltheweatheroffice.Iknowthephonenumber.It's661-3047.Iftheweatherisgoingtobebad,we'llhavetowaitforanotherweek.Q:What'sthephonenumberfortheweatheroffice?Thephonenumberfortheweatherofficeis6613047.W:I'msosorry,butthegeneralmanagerisn'tbackyet.CanItakeamessageforhim?M:Yes.Pleaseaskhimtocallme843-2057.Q:Atwhatnumberwillthegeneralmanagerreturnthecall?Thegeneralmanagerwillreturnthecallat843205フ.M:DoyouhaveSimon'smobilephonenumber?Awell-knownscientistfromtheStatesisgivingaspeechonglobalwarmingintheScienceMuseum.I'msureSimonwouldbeinterested.W:Letmesee...HisnumberiQ:WhatisSimon'smobilephonenumber?Simon'smobilephonenumberiM:Hello,I'mcallingtocheckontheschoolsportsmeet.W:Yes,sir,howcanIhelpyou?M:There'sbeensomuchrainlately;Iwaswonderingifit'spostponed.W:Ithasbeenpostponedbecauseoftheweather,butforfurtherinformation,pleasecontact54362163,extension205.Q:Whatnumbershouldbethemandialforthefurtherinformationaboutthesportsmeet?Themancoulddial54362163,extension205forfurtherinformationaboutthesportsmeet.M:Hello.I'mcallingformBeijing.I'velearnedfromtheInternetthatahurricaneisapproachingMiami.I'dliketocalloneofmyfriendsthereimmediately.Canyoutellmehowtomakeaninternationalcall?W:Whatnumberareyoucalling,sir?M:HisnumberinFloridais511-0897.W:Well,first,dial011,thendial1,theareacodeforNorthAmerica,andthentheareacode305forMiami.Afterthat,dialyourfriend'snumber.Q:WhatisthecompletenumberthemanshoulddialtoreachhisfriendinMiami?Theshoulddial01113055110897toreachhisfriendinMiami.III.ListeningInTask1:WeatherForecastingWeallknowthatit'snotpossibleformantocontroltheweather.Butwecantellwhatimportantchangestherewillbeintheweatherintheshortterm.Thisiscalledweatherforecasting.Manypeoplerelyontheweathermantoprovidethatinformation,butonemethodofweatherforecastingissimplytouseyoureyesandbrains.Forexample,ifyouseearainbowinrainyweatherintheevening,thisisasignthattheweatherwillsoonbeclearandfine.Sometimesdistantobjectssuchashillsandtalltreesseemtobeveryclearandnear;thisisasignofmuchwatervaporintheair,andthenrainwillprobablycome.Ifafogappearsjustaboutsunriseinthemorning,thenthedaywillbearm.Ifthesunsetismostlyredincolor,thenthefollowingdaywillbefine.Ifthestarstwinkleatnight,thenfineweatherwillcomethenextday.l.B2.D 3.C 4.A5.DTask2:WrongWeatherForecastM:Hey,Jane!Doeseveryoneknowwhattimetomeetusthisweekendforthepicnic?W:Yeah.They'llallbehereatelevensharp!I'vegotallthefoodanddrinksforthebarbecue,andTomisbringingthegrill.M:OK.I'vegotthatoldnet;wecanusethatforbeachvolleyball.W:Oh,Iforgottotellyou.I'veinvitedClass2and3aswell.We'llbeabletohaveavolleyballmatch,oneclassagainstanother;that'llbegreatfun.M:Didyouchecktheweather?Ihopeit'sgoingtostaynicefortheweekend;wecan'thaveapicnicintherain.W:Noworries!Iwatchedtheweatherforecastlastnight,andtheweathermansaidit'sgoingtobefine—maybealittlecloudy,butDEFINITELYnorain!(nextmorning)M:There'sterribleweather!It'srainingbuckets!W:There'snowaywecangooutinthat.Thoseweathermanareuseless—Ihopetheyhadapicnictodaytoo.M:Idon'tknowwhat'shappenedtotheweatherthesed