新视野大学英语视听说教程第二版(4)答案及Unit-Test答案

最新版新视野大学英语视听说教程第二

版4答案及单元测试答案全套Unit1Leadin>Task1AngerCorrectanswersFearCorrectanswersenragedfuminghorrifiedfuriousscaredirritatedterrifiedlividscaredoutofone'switsoutragedscaredtodeathblowupparalyzedwithfearflareupfeelashiverrundownone'sspineflyintoafury/rageSadnessCorrectanswershittheroofHappinessCorrectanswersbluebeamingbroken-heartedcheerfulcheeriessjoyfuldepressedthrilledheartbrokenashappyasakingdowninthedumpsinseventhheaveninlowspiritsontopoftheworldget(acaseof)thebluesoverthemoonoutofsorts

BasiclisteningpracticeCBDADListeningIn>Taskl>Keys:ACDCBTask2>causesofdepressionYouranswerCorrectanswer⑴familiesfamilies(2)chemicalschemicals⑶informationinformation(4)certaincertainsymptoms⑸self-esteenself-esteem(6)thinkingpatternsthinkingpatterns(7)moodmood(8)divorcedivorce(9)physicalabusephysicalabuse(10)financialdifficultiesfinancialdifficulties(IDstressstress(12)anxietyanxietyTask3>Keys:BDAACLet'stalk>Task1YouranswerCorrectanswerq（1）shyshyQ(2)cryingcryingQ(3)scaredscaredy（4）camedowncamedownノ(5)funfunV(6)niceniceX(7)twosteptwosisters“(8)argueargue，(9)touchtouchq（io）badtimebadtimeq(idspeakspeak“(12)comfortablecomfortable”(13)brotherbrotherq（14）adultsadultsq（15）childrenchildrenQ(16)secondarysecondaryX(17)growinggrowingupノ(18)learnlearnFurtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>Task1CorrectanswerownerrunningdroprunlocalyellinglivesAshewaspickinghimselfup,hesawalargeman,almostsevenfeettallThebartendernervouslyhandedthebigmanabeer,handsshakingIgottogetoutoftown!Didn'tyouhearBigJohniscomingTask2Reasonandemotion>Key:ABCCDTask3Everycloudhasasilverlining>Key:TFFTFFurtherlisteningandspeaking>Viewingandspeaking>TasklYouranswerCorrectanswerX(1)sevenSeven/7y(2)150150X(3)favoritefavouriteV(4)bridgebridge，(5)111111V(6)fastfastX(7)simpleSimpleq（8）trustedtrusted“(9)stupidstupid”(10)diddidq(idNowayNowayQ(12)ultimateultimateq（0）1imitslimitsQ(14)skywardsskywardsX(15)&60£60

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YouranswerCorrectanswer，(1)wealthywealthy，(2)clothingstylesclothingstylesq（3）figurefigureq（4）slimmerslimmer“(5)constructionconstructionQ(6)lightlightq（7）largerlargerQ(8)formalformalq0)brightlycoloredbrightlycoloredq（io）therichandthepoortherichandthepoor“(idoneclassoneclass，(12)occasionsoccasionsQ(13)PoorerpeoplePoorerpeopleFurtherlisteningandspeaking>TasklCAABATask2BABABTask3HowdidRebeccamanagetofiteverythingintoonesuitcase?Suggestedanswer:Shechosetwocolors,thenbuiltherwardrobearoundthem.HowdidRebeccamatchclothesfordress?Suggestedanswer:Shehasapairofblackdressslacks,withblackshoestomatch.Ifshewearsthatwithherturquoisesilkblouseandamatchingnecklaceandearrings,shewilllookdressedup.HowcanRebeccalookcasual?Suggestedanswer:IfshewearsaT-shirtwiththeblackdressslacks,sheismorecasual.WhatisRebecca*sthirdoutfit?Suggestedanswer:Ifshebringsapashmina,oranotherdressscarf,shecandressuptheT-shirtintocasualchic.WhatwillbetheresultofRebecca'ssmartpacking?Suggestedanswer:Hersuitcasewillbenearlyempty,withlotsofroomforshopping.Viewingandspeaking>Task1YouranswerCorrectanswerメ⑴combiningclothingwithnewtechnologycombiningclothingwithnewtechnologyメ⑵brand-newstylbrand-newstyleノ⑶newindustrialdesignsolutionsnewindustrialdesignsolutionselectronicsandfashionelectronicsandfashionノ⑸intoyourcollarintoyourcollarノ⑹wentintopartnershipwithwentintopartnershipwithノ⑺bringthemtogetherbringthemtogetherノ⑻themodern-dayworkerthemodern-dayworker

600poundstowhatwemightexpectq600poundstowhatwemightexpecttowhatwemightexpectUnittestPartiCBCBDPartIIA20-year-oldAustralianmodelanddancerwontheMissUniversetitleinatwo-hourbeauty(1)watchedbytelevisionviewersaroundtheworld.JenniferHawkins,a5-foot-llblondewithblueeyes,waschosenfrom80beauty(2).MissU.S.A.,ShandiFinnessey,wasawardedsecondplace.Hawkinsreceivedthecrownfrom(3)MissUniverse,AmeliaVega,andthenwalkedthelengthofthestagetothe(4)ofthecrowd.Severaltimesshereacheduptotouchhercrown,asiftoremindherselfshehadactuallywonthe(5).Besidesmodelinganddancing,Hawkinsalsoorganizesadanceteamthat(6)Australia.Herinterestsincludesurfing,campingandwatchingballet.Beforethecontestbegan,Cuban-AmericansingerGloriaEstefan,who(7)attheMissUniversefinals,defendedbeautycontestsfromcriticswhoinsistsucheventstreatwomenmerelyasplaythings.Shesaid,“⑻.〃DespiteEstevan'ssupport,manypeoplequestionthevalueofbeautycontests.(9)ConservativereligiousgroupsinIndiaforcedsuchconteststomovefromCalcuttawhentheythreatenedbombings..TheyhopeAustraliaisgoingtoshineforwhatitis,anunforgettableplace.Correctanswerv(1) contest52) queens\17\1/\JZ\17\lz34567/kz<\z(\/l\z(\outgoing

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rescuedV(2) worstflooding5(3)surprisesurprise，(4)floodedflooded“(5)myson'smyson'sq（6）crewscrewsq（7）burstburst“(8)hithit“(9)savesaveq（io）hightidehightideq(idfurniturefurnitureQ(12)normalnormalq（13）computersystemcomputersystem“(14)drugsdrugs“(15)heavyheavyUnittestPartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)TOC\o"1-5"\h\z〜C A. 4.0.C B. 4.5.□ C. 6.0.C D. 6.5.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)しA.Thecropswereallfailedinthisareabecauseofthedrought.C B.Theareawashitbytheworstdroughtinthelast30years.V- C.Thegovernmentshouldimprovethedevelopmentoftheinfrastructureinthearea.一D.Theirrigationsysteminthisareaplayedanimportantroleincopingwiththedrought.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.TherewillbeavolcaniceruptiononLaPalmaIsland.C B.LaPalmaIslandwillbecompletelysubmerged.vC C.Tidalwaveswillstrikethecoastsoftwocontinents.じD.TidalwaveswilldiedownalongthecoastsofAfricaandNorthAmerica.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Themanthinkshumanbeingscanchangenature.CB.Thewomanthinkshumanbeingscanchangenature.0C.Themanthinkshumanbeingscandonothinginthefaceofnaturedisaster.VじD.Thewomanthinkshumanbeingscandonothingbutminimizinglossesinthefaceofnaturaldisasters.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)じA.Themanthinksmoderntechnologycantamenaturewhilethewomandoesnot.已B.Thewomanthinksmoderntechnologycantamenaturewhilethemandoesnot.C C.Boththemanandwomanthinkmankindcanconquernature."c D.Neitherthemannorthewomanthinksmankindcanconquernature.PartIIScriptDirections:Listentothepassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,listenforthegeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadthesecondtime,fillintheblanksnumberedfrom(1)to(7)withtheexactwordsyouhear.Forblanksnumberedfrom(8)to(10),writedowneithertheexactwordsyouhearorthemainpointsinyourownwords.Whenthepassageisreadthethirdtime,checkyouranswers.Afewyearsago,myfriendandIwerewalking(1)1noononastreetnearmyhomeinanorthern(2)1 ofTeheran.Thisareaiswell-knownbecauseitisabeautifulavenuethat(3)1 'twomajortrafficcircles.Itislocatedatthe(4)1 ofahighmountain.Thatday,thesunwas(5)1" ,buttheweathersuddenlychanged.(6)1Aswewerewalkingbetweenthetwocircles,itstartedrainingveryIcrosshard.Westartedto(7)1 theboulevardtogettothesecondcircle.Itwasrainingsohardthatwedecidedtogoinsidearestaurantinstead.(8)JTenminuteslater,aswewerelookingoutthewindow,wesaweveryonewasrunningawayfromsometh.Atfirst,wedidnotknowwhatwasgoingon.Wewentoutsidetherestauranttoseewhatwashappening.Peopleseemedshocked.(9)IAhugefloodwasstresmingdownthemountain.Wewerestandingonahigherplace,sowecouldsee.Wewerescared.Cars,rocks,andpeoplewerefloatingonthewaterlikelittletoystowardthelittlemarketatthesouthendofthecircle.Theheightofthewaterwasalmosttothetopofthetrees.Afterafewminutes,theflood'sflowwasreduced,sowedecidedtoleavetheareabeforethewaterenteredthestreetwewereon.(10)|Itwasreportedthattheflooddestroyedabigareaandapproximately300peoplewerekilledor・Later,wealsolearnedthatadamhadburstduringtherain.YouranswerCorrectanswer'✓⑴atatノ⑵sectionsection，3)connectsconnects•(4)bottombottomshiningshiningノ⑹AsAs

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killedordisappearedthatdayPartIIIDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.Whywasthedoortothebalconywideopen?VEA.Theweatherwashot.CB.Itwastoomoistinside.CC.Itwastoodryinside.CD.Thesceneoutsidewasbeautiful.Whywasthespeakerunabletoclosethewindows?UA.Thewindowwasdeformed.ノEB.Thewindwastoostrong.CC.Hewasscaredstiffbytheloudthunder.しD.Hewasfrightenedbythelightning.Howdidthespeakermanagetoclosethewindow?CA.Heaskedhiswifetocloseittogether.EB.Heusedamoptocloseit.Cc.HeEB.Heusedamoptocloseit.Cc.Hewaiteduntilthewindwaslessstrong.Hewaiteduntilthehailwasover.HeWhatdidthespeakerdoafterseeingthelightning?A.Heclosedthewindow.B.HeturnedofftheTV.C.Heturnedoffthelights.D.Hepulledouttheelectricalplugs.5Whatisthesequenceoftheevents?Sun——wind——thunderandlightningA.Heclosedthewindow.B.HeturnedofftheTV.C.Heturnedoffthelights.D.Hepulledouttheelectricalplugs.5Whatisthesequenceoftheevents?Sun——wind——thunderandlightning—sun—hai1.Sun——hai1—thunderandlightning—wind—sun.Sun——wind——thunderandlightning-hai1—sun.CCD.Sun—wind——hail—thunderandlightning——sun.PartIVDirections:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.theeast1OurflighttoTokyowasdelayedby12hours.Atyphoon,coastanditwaschaos.theeastCA.beatB.hitCC.struckatCD.attackedonTsunamiwavescanbemetershigh.Theytosscarsandhousesaroundasthoughtheywerechildren*stoys.C A. adozenofC B. dozenofC C. dozens. D. dozensofAblizzardisasevereweatherconditionlowtemperaturesandstrongwinds,greaterthan35milesperhour,bearingagreatamountofsnow.vEA.characterizedbycharacterizedwithcharacteristicofcharacteristicwithButitisgenerallyagreedthatinordertobeclassifiedasablizzard,merelyawinterstorm,theweathermustmeetseveralconditions.C A. whichopposed toC B. whichopposed withv C C. asopposedtoCD.asopposedwithWhenalloftheseconditionscontinueaftersnowhasstoppedfalling,thestormagroundblizzard.CA.isreferredasisreferredtoisreferredtoasreferringtoasPeopleinawhiteoutcanquicklybecomedisoriented,theirsenseofupanddownaswellastheirsenseofdirection.C A. catching...losingC B. caught...lostC C. catching...lostC D. caught...losingThescaleoftheresultingdeathsorpropertydamagedependsonthehumanabilitytothedisasters.vC A. resistC B. resist toC C. resist againstC D. resist fromDuringadrought,foodandwatersuppliescan.runlowlyrunlowC C.droplowlyC D.droplowThousandsofstockfarmerswillhavetoslaughtertheirlivestockbecausethereisnograssleft.C A. on a bigwayC B. with abig wayC C. in a large scale.C D. on a large scaleThefiredepartmentfromthenearbytownwascalledtoputthefireC A. outC B. downC C. awayC D. offUnit4LeadincdaehfigbBasiclisteningCBABDListeninginTasklCBDAA

Task2YouranswerCorrectanswer(1)RelationshipsRelationships(2)marketingmanagermarketingmanager>/ (3)inconflictwithinconflictwith>/ (4)expensesexpensesQ(5)endedinvainendedinvain>/ (6)trainingadministrator trainingadministrator>/ (7)visitedvisited”小establishcloser .3 ⑻ 1 1-relationshipsestablishcloserrelationships>/ (9)long-termlong-termノ (1°・1ユ« )pickeduppickedupTask3CDDCALet*stalk>Task1123456789123456789ノ(11)ノ(12)ノ(13)Youranswer16featuresbriefeightpaperguidelinesinterviewstreatmentcomebackDeadlinesmeetguidancescaryCorrectanswer16featuresbriefeightpaperguidelinesinterviewstreatmentcomebackDeadlinesmeetguidancescaryFurtherlisteningandspeaking>Furtherlistening>TasklDBCACTask2BABABTask3TheygatheredforlunchtowelcomethenewChiefExecutiveOfficer,CarlMartin,andsaygoodbyetothedepartingCEO,DickJackson.ThedepartingCEOleftthreenumberedenvelopesforthenewCEO.Themessageread,MBlameyourpredecessor.nSo,thenewCEOheldapressconferenceandtactfullylaidtheblameatthefeetofthepreviousCEO.Themessageread,"Reorganize.'*ThenewCEOdidit,andthecompanyquicklyrebounded.Themessagesaid,**Preparethreeenvelopes.**ItimpliedthatitwastimeforCarltoleaveandgivethreesimilarenvelopestothenextCEO.Viewingandspeaking>Task1YouranswerCorrectanswer八）earningearningノ⑵liveonliveonノ⑶frustratingfrustratingノ⑷headhead45)chasingchasingノ⑹televisiontelevisionノ⑺editoreditorノ⑻launchinglaunchingノ⑼basisbasis，助privilegedprivilegedUnittestPartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.1(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Themanhasbeenofferedmanygoodjobsbecauseheiswell-rounded.CB.Themanishavinganinterview.Thewomanwantstojoininsomecoursestoo.Thewomanthinksit'sunnecessarytolearnoccupationalskills.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)C A. She thinks the man will befired.C B. She thinks the man will beseverelypunished.C C. Shethinkstheman's work willbegiventohiscolleagues.“U D. She thinks the man shouldbecourageoustoadmit themistake.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Heisaself-madesuccessfulbusinessman.CB.Heinheritedalargefortune.CC.Heisasuccessfulyoungtradesman.CD.Hewillhandhiscompanyovertohisson.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.Wednesdaymorning.CB.Thursdaymorning.CC.Thursdayevening.LJD.Notsettled.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)CA.ThecompaniesJohnhasworkedinarenotlargeenough.CB.John,sworkexperiencesarenotlongenough.

CC・Johnhasn，tgotadecenteducationbackground.0D.Johnlearnedlittleineachjob,andlongservicemeansnothingtoday.PartIIScriptDirections:Listentothepassagethreetimes.Whenthepassageisreadforthefirsttime,listenforthegeneralidea.Whenthepassageisreadthesecondtime,fillintheblanksnumberedfrom(1)to(7)withtheexactwordsyouhear.Forblanksnumberedfrom(8)to(10),writedowneithertheexactwordsyouhearorthemainpointsinyourownwords.Whenthepassageisreadthethirdtime,checkyouranswers.TheWestEndofLondonmaintaineditstopspotastheworld'smostハ、expensive 1 1 ， 亠/cヽdeclined⑴I officelocationlastyearasoccupancycosts⑵Igloballyduetotheuncertaineconomicclimate.$16,682peremployeeworkstationlastyear,(JcomparedWestEndoffices(3)1$16,682peremployeeworkstationlastyear,(Jcomparedconsultancy(5)1agcnceconsultancy(5)1agcnceOccupancyCostsSurvey.Thebasisofthesurveyhaschangedtoworkstations,from(6)「areapreviously,togiveaclearerpictureThebasisofthesurveyhaschangedtoworkstations,from(6)「areapreviously,togiveaclearerpictureaccommodationcosts.Duringtheeconomicdownturnlastyear,thecityofTorontomovedupthreeplacestoninthinthetop10〃.(8)IButthebiggestclimberofallwasDublin,withtheIrishcapitaljumpingnineplacestotenthIncomparison,NewYorkofficesdroppedoutofthetopthreeintothesixthplace.Globally,mostofficelocationscontinuedtoregisterdeciinesinoccupancycostslastyear,re“IntheU・K.,centralLondoncostsaredownby8.8percent,andLondon*sWestEndisdown5.1percent.Howeverininternationalterms,thesituationisdistortedbysignificantcurrencymovements.(10)JInEuroterms,Londonissome17percentcheaperthanlastyear,butindollartermsitisvirti,"saidthemanageroftheconsultancyagency.Youranswer(1) expensiveYouranswer(1) expensiveノ(2) declined(3) averaged，4) compared1✓⑸ agency，6) floor“⑺ accommodationButthebiggestclimberofallwasDublin,withtheIrishcapitaljumpingnineplacestotenthamongtheworld*smostexpensiveofficelocationsGlobally,mostofficelocationscontinuedtoregisterdeclinesinoccupancycostslastyear,reflectingtheweakanduncertainglobaleconomicenvironmentInEuroterms,Londonissome17percentcheaperthanlastyear,butindollartermsitisvirtuallyunchangedCorrectanswer

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CA.Theybringworkhome.CB.Theykeepworkinguntilaftermidnight.CC.Theybendovertheirworkonweekends.E D. Alloftheabove.Whichofthefollowingdoesthespeakerrecommenddoing?C A. Concentratingon one thing a week.C B. Concentratingon one thing a day.E C. Concentratingon one thing atatime.C D. Doingjustafew thingsat a time.Whatshouldonedofirstaccordingtothepassage?E A. What is important.C B. What oneunderstands.C C. What is easy.C D. What is difficult.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutworkingathome?CA.Oneshouldnotbringtoomuchworkhome.CB.Onecanworkinthelivingroomifonehasahomeoffice.CC.Oneshouldnotbringconfidentialfileshome.CD.Oneshouldworkonlywithintheusualworkinghours.5.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?CA.BadHabitsofWorkaholics.TipsforWorkaholics.GoodHabitsofaDevotedWorker.CD.CultivationofaDevotedWorker.PartIVDirections:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.Doyouseeyourselfasaleaderormoreofateam?vE A. playerC B. workerC C. mateC D. colleagueIftheleadershipisweak,I'mnotafraidtoinordertoachievethegoalathand.C A. take up"C B. take overC C. make upC D. make forIdidn'tgetthatpromotion.Theybroughtinsomenewguy.I,mnotgoingtoformuchlonger.C A. hold upC B. hold toC C. hang upE D. hang aroundMr.Jonesisamillionaire,andI'mhonoredtohaveworkedfor him forthepast30yearsashisaccountant.C A. make-selfC B. self-makeC C. self-madeC D. self-makingJustclearoutyourdeskandthat'stheendofit.DoImakemyself,Mr.Westlake?C A. clearC B. clearlyC C. clarityC D. unclearlyThankyou!I'11certainlytrytothetrustyouhavedemonstratedinmewiththisraiseinpay.CA.liveaccordingtoB.livewithC.liveupwithCD.liveuptoAsamarketingmanager,shefrequentlyfoundherselfinconflictwiththefinancialdepartmentherstaff*sexpenses.C A. inC B. forC C. above"C D. overAsthetrainingadministrator,shewantedtola