listen-to-this2-英语中级听力2答案及原文

PAGE英语中级听力参考答案ListentoThis:2第一课>>SectionOneTask1ThisIsYouLife!KeytoExercisesA.Choosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingstatements.1.c2.a3.a4.c5.b6.aB.TrueorFalseQuestions.WriteaTinfrontofastatementifitistrueaccordingtotherecordingandwriteanFifitisfalse.1.T2.F3.F4.F5.F6.TC.Identification.MatcheachnameinColumnIwithadescriptioninColumnIItoidentifytheperson.1b2d3f4g5a6c7eD.CompletethefollowingresumeforJasonDouglas.Name:JasonDouglasFormername:GrahamSmithProfession:actorDateofbirth:July2,19471952:startedschool1958:movedtoLaneEndSecondarySchool1966:wenttotheLondonSchoolofDrama1969:lefttheLondonSchoolofDrama1973:wenttoHollywood1974:wereinamoviewithMariaMontroseTask2WhatAreYourAmbitions?KeytoExercisesA.Givebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.1. RadioStationQRX.2. Forasurvey.3. Four.4. Six.5. What'syourname?1. Whatdoyoudoforaliving?2. Whatdoyoudoforfun?3. What'sthemostexcitingthingthat'shappenedtoyourecently?4. Whatdoyouadmiremostinthisworld?5. Whatdoyouwanttobedoingfiveyearsfromnow?B. Fillinthefollowingchartwithanswersthateachintervieweegivestothequestions. Interviewee1 Interviewee2 Interviewee3 Interviewee4Question1 GeorgeDavid SuzanneBrown AdolfoVasquez LindaMontgomeryQuestion2 professionalbaseballplayer lawyer dancer studentatschoolQuestion3 readclassics--Dickens,Shakespeare running--jogging watchmusicalmovies hangoutwithfriends--forpizzaQuestion4 Hadhisfirstbaby gottorunintheBostonMarathon movedtotheUS wenttoaBruceSpringsteenconcertQuestion5 hiswife MartinLutherKing,Jr. SophiaLoren herdadQuestion6 beafatheroffiveinfiveyears wintheBostonMarathon dowhathe'sdoingrightnow hasherownbeautysalonSectionTwoTask2InYourOwnWordsKeytoExercisesA.Choosethebestanswerforeachofthefollowingquestions.1.a2.b3.a4.c5.c6.bB.TrueorFalseQuestions.WriteaTinfrontofastatementifitistrueaccordingtotherecordingandwriteanFifitisfalse.1.F2.T3.F4.FC.FillinthefollowingchartwithinformationaboutthejourneytheRomanarmymadeaccordingtoTrevor.Designation:DCompanyNumberofmen:onehundredormorejourneyforFrancetoBritainMeansoftransport:boatWeatherconditions:stormyFood:catfoodDrink:rainwaterConditionofweaponsafterlanding:uselessFighting:noneEquipmentlostordamaged:boatlost,gunsfullofwater,suppliesofwinelostSoldierskilledorwounded:abouttensurvivors,allothersdrownedorkilledbycoldD.PointoutwhatisnottrueinTrevor'sstory.ThefollowingdidnotexistinRomantimes:petrol,newspaper,matches,trousers,tinnedfood,taps,guns,winebottles.50BCcouldnotappearonacoin.5055BCiscountingbackwards..E.Fillintheblanksaccordingtowhatyouhearonthetape.1. Itwasaterrible,stormynight.Therewereahundredormoreofusintheboat.Wewereallshutin,becausetheweatherwassobadandmostpeopleweresick,becauseitwasverystuffy.2. Wethoughtweweregoingtodie.Intheendtheboatwaspushedupontothesands,andweallclimbedout.Irememberjumpingintothewater,andstrugglingtothebeach.Thewaterwasuptomyshoulderanditwasafreezingnight.3. Finallyanotherboatcameandtookusaway,andwejoinedtheothersoldiers.Iremembergoingintothecamp,andgettingahotmeal,andcleanclothes.Itwaswonderful.Weweregivenourpay,too.SectionThreeTask1StudySkills:HowtoPredictKeytoExercisesListentothefollowingsentences.Whenyouhear"pause",stopyourrecorderandguesswhatthespeakerisgoingtosaynext.Discussyouranswerwithyourclassmatesandthenletthespeakerfinishhisorhersentence.1. Answer:tryingtowritealetterReason:Thespeaker'squestionsuggestsheneedsaquietsurroundingtodosomething.2.Hint:thefirstspeakerisaguestcomplainingabouttheconditionsofRoom43whichisasingleroom.Thesecondspeakerisahotelclerkwhosuggeststhattheguestmovetoadoubleroom.Answer:istheonlysingleroomavailableatthemomentReason:Thephrase"I'mafraid"oftensuggestsanegativeorunsatisfyinganswer.3.Answer:Whereonearthdidyougetit?Reason:Thesecondspeaker'ssurprisedtoneshowsthatthemoneyisoutofherexpectationandshemustbecuriousabouthowitisgained.4.Answer:Youmustn'tdiscriminateagainstsomeonejustbecausetheyaremarried.Reason:Theword"but"suggestsanoppositemeaning.5.Answer:Iwouldn'tmindbeingaprince.Reason:Theman'squestioningtoneshowshedoesn'tagreewiththewoman.6.Answer:I'mnotaworkaholic.Reason:Theword"but"suggestsanoppositemeaning.7.Answer:hehadbeenReason:"But"and"possibly"bothgivesomehint.Lesson2SectionITask1:FilmEditingTrueorFalseQuestions.1—4:TFTFFillinthefollowingblankstogiveaclearpictureofwhatneedstobedonebeforeafilmisreadyfordistribution.1.Theassistant:a.“Synchingup”whichmeansmatchingsoundandpicturesaccordingtothenumbersstampedalongtheedgeofthefilmandsoundtape.b.“Logging”whichmeansrecordingthedetailversionofthefilmandthesoundinalogbook.2.Thefilmeditor:a.Makeafirstselectionofthebesttakes.b.Preparea“roughcut”–aninitialversionofthefilm.c.Preparethe“finecut”–thefinalformofthefilm.3.Others:a.Approvethefinecut.b.“Dubbing”whichmeansvoices,music,backgroundnoisesandsometimesspecialeffectsareputtogether.c.The“neg”cutterscuttheoriginalnegativesonthefilmsothatthesematchtheeditedfilmexactly.Task2:AVisionoftheFutureChoosethebestanswerforeachofthefollowingquestions.1—6:abacccTrueofFalseQuestions.1—4:TFTFFillintheblankstogiveaclearpictureoftheproblemsNewYorkfacesinthemovie.40millionhavenoapartment,sleeponthestepsofthebuilding,crawloversleepingpeopletogetinside.nothingwillgrow,theyneverseethesun.soylent:soylentred,soylentyellow,andsoylentgreen.2,soybeans,soylentgreen,oceanplants.90degree.electricity,ridebicyclestomakeit.SectionIITask1:AmericanIndiansAnswerthefollowingquestionsbriefly.1492.HethoughtthathehadarrivedinIndia.Theywerekindtothemandwantedtohelp.(1)Theywantedbiggerfarmsandmorelandforthemselves;(2)MoreimmigrantscamefromEurope.Itwastheirmother.Everythingcamefromandwentbacktotheirmother.Anditwasforeverybody.Theystartedfightingback.By1875theIndianshadlostthefightandhadtolivein“reservations”.TheIndiansarebadandtheWhitemanisgoodandbraveinHollywoodfilms.Choosethebestanswerforeachofthefollowingquestions.1—4:acbcTask2:NewAustraliansIdentification:(1)—(d),(2)—(b),(3)—(a),(4)—(c)(a)morethan15million,(b)160,000,(c)theyear1851,(d)700,000TrueorFalsequestions.1—6:FTFFTTFillintheblankswitheventsconnectedwiththefollowingtimeexpressions.Italiansthe1850sand1860s:DifferentstatesinItalywerefightingforindependenceandsomeItalianswenttoAustraliaforpoliticalreasons.Someotherswentthereforgold.1891:Thefirstgroupof300Italianswenttoworkinthesugar-canefieldsofnorthernAustralia.Theendofthe19thcentury:SomegoodItalianfishermenwenttowesternAustralia.Greeks1830:ThefirstGreekswenttoworkinvineyardsinsouth-easternAustralia.The1860s;Therewereabout500GreeksinAustralia.1890;TherewereGreekCafesandrestaurantsalloverSydneyandoutinthecountryside.AfterWWII:ManyGreeksarrivedinAustralia.SectionIIITask1:LearningtoPredictAnswer:It’sgoodexercise.Keepsyoufit.Reason:Theword“yeah”suggeststhattheboywillsaysomethinginagreementwiththewoman’scomment.Answer:Weturnthemusicupreallyloudandstartdancing.Reason:Thephrase“whynot”suggeststhattheboyswillsimplydanceinthestreet.Answer:Theycan’tdoitlikemeyet.Reason:Theword“but”suggestsanoppositemeaning.Answer:It’saveryoldbook.Reason:Theword“actually”alsosuggestsanoppositemeaning.Answer:WritedownyouraddressandI’llgettheboytobringthemround.Reason:Theconversationtakesplaceinastore.Ifthestoreowneragreestodeliverthegoods,theonlythinghewantstoknowwillbetheaddressofthecustomer.Answer:Tellusallaboutitoverdinner.Reason:Thewomansoundsverymuchinterestedintheman’sexperience.Soshewillcertainlyaskthemantotellhersomethingaboutit.Task2:DictationTheFoolishFrogOnceuponatimeabig,fatfroglivedinatinyshallowpond.Hekneweveryplantandstoneinit,andhecouldswimacrossiteasily.Hewasthebiggestcreatureinthepond,sohewasveryimportant.Whenhecroaked,thewater-snailslistenedpolitely.Andthewater-beetlesalwaysswambehindhim.Hewasveryhappythere.Oneday,whilehewascatchingflies,aprettydragon-flypassedby.‘You’reaveryfinefrog,’shesang,‘butwhydon’tyouliveinabiggerpond?Cometomypond.You’llfindalotoffrogsthere.You’llmeetsomefinefish,andyou’11seethedangerousducks.Andyoumustseeourlovelywater-lilies.Lifeinalargepondiswonderful!’‘Perhapsitisratherdullhere,’thoughtthefoolishfrog.Sohehoppedafterthedragon-fly.Buthedidn’tlikethebig,deeppond.Itwasfullofstrangeplants.Thewater-snailswererudetohim,andhewasafraidoftheducks.Thefishdidn’tlikehim,andhewasthesmallestfrogthere.Hewaslonelyandunhappy.Hesatonawater-lilyleafandcroakedsadlytohimself,‘Idon’tlikeithere.IthinkI’llgohometomorrow.’Butahungryheronflewdownandswallowedhimupforsupper.Lesson3SectionITask1:IDon’tSeeItThatWayConversation1:Choosethebestanswerforeachofthefollowingstatements.(1)—(2):baGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.About6monthsago.Itisdefectiveandhasruined4ofthecustomer’sfavoritecassettes.6months.10daysago.Blank-filling.bendtherule,makeanexceptionfor,makeanexceptionforaddinginsulttoinjury,makegoodonbroughtitin,holdmeto,onConversation2:Multiplechoice.(1)—(2):baTrueorFalseQuestions. (1)—(4):FTTTConversation3:Givebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.Single.5years.Hehasbeenloyaltothecompanyandworkedquitehard.Askingforaraise.Bobdoeshisjobadequately,buthedoesn’tdoitwellenoughtodeservearaise.Takemoreinitiativeandshowmoreenthusiasmforthejob.Toquithisjob.That’sadecisionBobwillhavetomakeforhimself.Task2:marriageCustomsBlank-filling.Speaker:ProfessorRobinStuartTopic:Marriagecustomsindifferentpartsoftheworld;romanticbusiness;arrangedmarriage;onthedayofthewedding;arrangedmarriages;tohavealookatoneanother;callthewholethingoff;theweddinggoesahead;severalwives.Conclusion:justasmuchchanceofbringinghappinesstothehusbandandwifeastheWesternsystemsofchoosingmarriagepartners.TrueorFalseQuestions. 1—3:TFTSectionIITask1:AttheDentist’sMultipleChoice. 1—4:baccTrueofFalseQuestions. 1—6:FTFFTTTask2:HiccupsGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.Hewantshertohelphimstophishiccups.3hours.Everythinghecanthinkof.She’llgivetheman5poundsifhehiccupsagain.ThemanhasstoppedhiccuppingandowesRosemary5pounds.Identification. (1)—(b),(2)—(d),(3)—(e),(4)—(a),(5)—(c)SectionIIITask1:LearningtoPredictAnswer:theChinesethen?Reason:“Whatabout”suggestsanalternative.Answer:they’llstillbehotwhenyougetback.Reason:Thewoman’swordssuggestthattheshopisveryclosetotheirhome.Hint:Thewomanisaskingthemantobuyapackoffishandchipsfromanearbyshop.Answer:there’saqueue.Reason:Thephrase“notif”suggestsaconditionthathindersthefulfillmentofanaction.Answer:agoodidea.Reason:Theword“yes”showsanagreement.Answer:beingamachineforthatmoney.Reason:“Iwouldn’tmind”suggeststhatthemanwilldowhatthewomandoesn’twantbecauseofcertainattractiveconditions.Answer:Iwanttoplaydrums.Reason:Theearliersentencesuggeststhatthemandoesnotplaydrumformoney.Consequentlytheexplanationmustbethatheenjoysplayingit.Task2:DictationSleepIt’sclearthateveryoneneedstosleep.Mostpeoplerarelythinkabouthowandwhytheysleep,however.Weknowthatifwesleepwell,wefeelrested.Ifwedon’tsleepenough,weoftenfeeltiredandirritable.Itseemstherearetwopurposesofsleep:physicalrestandemotionalandpsychologicalrest:Weneedtorestourbodiesandourminds.Bothareimportantinorderforustobehealthy.Eachnightwealternatebetweentwokindsofsleep:activesleepandpassivesleep.Thepassivesleepgivesourbodytherestthat’sneededandpreparesusforactivesleep,inwhichdreamingoccurs.Throughoutthenight,peoplealternatebetweenpassiveandactivesleep.Thebrainrests,thenitbecomesactive,thendreamingoccurs.Thecycleisrepeated:thebrainrests,thenitbecomesactive,thendreamingoccurs.Thiscycleisrepeatedseveraltimesthroughoutthenight~.Duringeighthoursofsleep,peopledreamforatotaldoneandhalfhoursontheaverage.Lesson4SectionITask1:WeatherForecastMultipleChoice. 1—2:acFillinthefollowingchart.WeatherDescriptionTemperatureBritishColumbiadowntonorthernCaliforniarainingSeattle50degreesSouthernCaliforniasunnywarmertemperatureSanDiego78degreesMidwestclearbutwindyOklahomaCitysunnywithstrongwinds65degreesHoustoncloudy69degreesMiamicloudy,windy64degreesNewYorkCityheavyrainsandhighwinds35degreesMontrealsnowflurries28degreesTorontosunny30degreesTask2:The5O’clockNewsFillinthefollowingchart.TitleNameSummaryoftheReportNewsanchorCharlesMckayDeltahasbeendeclaredahealthhazardConsumerreporterSarahCoopera.Drinkingbeermoderatelyisgoodforhealth.b.Thewaragainstcigarettesmokingisheatingup.SportsannouncerJerryRyanResultsofsoccergames.Givebriefanswerstothefollowingquestionsbasedonthenewsreport.Itwascloseddownbygovernmentauthorities.Testingconfirmedthatthetownhadbeenpoisonedbethedumpingoftoxicchemicalsintowndumps.3weeksago.200.Headaches,stomachaches,faintnessanddizziness.Toxicwasteshadleakedintothegroundandcontaminatedthewatersupply.Alltheresidentsshouldleavethearea,untilthechemicalcompanyresponsibleforthetoxicwastecandeterminewhetherthetowncanbecleanedupandmadesafeagain.TrueofFalseQuestions. 1—6:FTTFFTFillinthefollowingblanks(basedonthenewsreport).TeamsPlayingResult(1)Mexico—France7to6(2)Canada—Argentina3to3(3)Italy—Haiti(with30minuteslefttogo)2to1SectionIITask1:WhatDoYouLikeforEntertainment?Blank-filling.Reporter:DeborahTylerInterviewee:StudentsoftheBrooklynAcademyofDramaticArtsMajor:BennyGross——pianoKimberleyMartins——moderndanceFillinthefollowingchartabouthowoftenBennyandKimberleygototheeightformsofartisticentertainment.BennyKimberley(1)Artgallerylotsoftimeslotsoftime(2)Balletafewtimesalmosteverynight(3)Classicconcertsmanytimessometimes(4)Exhibitionphotographiconesthoseaboutfamouspeople(5)Folkconcertnevernever(6)Opera2or3timesnever(7)PopconcertneverMadonnaonce(8)TheatreonceortwiceyesRearrangetheformsofartisticentertainmentthatBennyandKimberleylike,beginningwiththeformthateachonelikesbest.Benny:(3)—(1)—(4)—(6)—(2)—(8)Kimberley:(2)—(4)—(1)—(7)—(3)—(8)Task2:AreYouaHeavySmoker?TrueorFalseQuestions. 1—6:TFTTFTMultipleChoice. 1—6:cbcbacBlank-filling.Name:DorisBradleySex:femaleAge:32Amount:3packetsof20aweekFirstexperience:Time:attheageof17Place:atapartyOfferedby:boyfriend,nothusbandFeeling;awfullygrown-upLater:startedsmoking2or3adayandgraduallyincreased.Experienceofgivingupsmoking:twice1.Time:6monthsbeforegettingmarriedReason:savingupResult:onlycutitdownfrom30aday,stillsmokedalittle2.Time:whenexpectingababyReason:accordingtodoctor’sadviceResult:gaveupcompletelyfor7or8monthsandtookitupacoupleofweeksafterthebabywasborn,becausethebabywasbeingbottlefed.Timewhenshesmokesmost:1.watchingTV2.readingbooks3.incompany4.withfriendsTimewhensheneversmokes:1.doingthehousework2.onanemptystomachSectionIIITask1:LearningtoPredictAnswer:They’dbeexhaustedattheendofeachperformance.Reason:“Otherwise”suggestsaresultoftheoppositecondition.Answer:Ienjoyeditverymuch.Reason:“ApartfromthatImustsay”oftensuggestsanoppositestatementtoearliercomments.Answer:Istayeduplatetofinishit.Reason:“And”suggeststhatthespeakerwouldfinishthebookatonesit.Answer:thebookneverreallygotstartedatall.Reason:Afteranopinionofagreement,thephrase“infact”suggestsafurthercomment;theexpression“it’sonlyhonesttosay”usuallyintroducesaconfession-somethingwhichisprobablynotasgoodastheonementioned.Answer:Itendtoskippartsthatdon’treallyholdmyinterest.Reason:“Otherwise”suggestsaresultoftheoppositecondition.Answer:itwasratherlong.Reason:“Imustadmit”suggestsanagreementtotheotherperson’sopinion.Task2:DictationBooksBelongtothePastSir,Ivisitedmyoldschoolyesterday.Ithasn’tchangedinthirtyyears.Thepupilsweresittinginthesamedesksandreadingthesamebooks.Whenareschoolsgoingtomoveintothemodernworld?Booksbelongtothepast.Inourhomesradioandtelevisionbringusknowledgeoftheworld.Wecanseeandhearthetruthforourselves.Ifwewantentertainmentmostofuspreferamodernfilmtoaclassicalnovel.Inthebusinessworldcomputersstoreinformation,sothatwenolongerneedencyclopaediasanddictionaries.Butintheschoolsteachersandpupilsstillusebooks.Thereshouldbearadioandtelevisionsetineveryclassroom,andalibraryoftapesandrecordsineveryschool.Thechildrenoftodaywillrarelyopenabookwhentheyleaveschool.Thechildrenoftomorrowwon’tneedtoreadandWriteatall.M.P.MillerLondonLesson5SectionITask1:AnUnpleasantTripGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.TheIsleofWight.Theywerenotpleasedwiththeirhotel.HedecidedtowritetotheManagerofHappytours.AtravelAgency.Thehotelandtravelarrangements.TheywillneverbookanyfutureholidaysthroughHappytours.FillinheblankswiththewordsusedinthebrochureandbyMr.Wilsontodescribethehotelandtravelarrangement.BrochureMr.WilsonHotelComfortable,mediumsized,withamagnificentviewoftheseaHalfamilefromthesea,withourroomoverlookingacarparkServiceCourteous,oldfashionedThemajorityofthestaffwereForeignersandcouldn’tspeakOrunderstandEnglishFoodexcellentStrictlybeefburgersandchipsorFishandchips,wineatexorbitantpricesAtmosphererelaxed,friendlyJourneyhome11.00amferrydidn’tgetawaytill6pmTask2:AttheTravelAgencyMultipleChoice. 1—6:acbbcaTrueorFalseQuestions. 1—6:TFTTFTFillintheblankswiththetwothingsthatMissBushwilldo.hertwofriends,tostopoverwithheronthewayback.Mr.AdamstostopwithherinCairo.SectionIIASaturdayAfternoonIdentification.NameIdentificationGillianDr.Carmichael’snewresearchassistantDr.CarmichaelthepresidentofSt.Alfred’sHospitalMauriceFeatherstonethegardenerofthehospitalMultipleChoice. 1—6:cbaacaTrueorFalseQuestions. 1—8:FFTFTFTTFillintheblankswithinformationaboutMaurice.Name:MauriceFeatherstoneSex:maleAge:oldAppearance:clear,blue,honesteyes;whitehairandapinkishcomplexionTemperament:gentleandmild-manneredLengthofstayinthehospital:35yearsReasonsforenteringthehospital:Whenhewas17,heburntdownhisschool.Overthenextfewyears,therewereanumberofmysteriousfiresinhisneighborhood.Laterhetriedtosetfiretothefamilymansion.Visitsfromfamilymembers:No.Bills:paidontime.Blank-filling.slightlyuneasy,unlockedthegates,wavedherthroughwithdrawn,depressed,normal,keptlockedup,allofthem,toodangeroustoliveinnormalsociety.withthestaff,asurprise,lethimgooutfortheafternoon,flowershow,quiteexcited,abirthdaycake,decoratedthelounge.SectionIIITask1:LearningtoPredictAnswer:hefailstoemploythecorrectquestionform.Reason:“Consequently”suggestsaresultofthefactsmentionedearlier.Answer:difficultiesmaystillarise.Reason:“evenwhen”suggeststhatinspitefacts,somethingelsestillexists.Answer:thestudentmaynothaveclearlyheardwhatwassaid.Reason:“Inotherwords”isoftenfollowedbyanexplanationinclearerandeasierwords.Answer:mayfeelangryatreceivingsuchorders.Reason:“However”suggestsanoppositefact.Answer:whethercropsshouldbeusedtoproducefoodorshouldbeusedtoproducefuel.Reason:“Thatis”isalsofollowedbyanexplanation.Answer:asmallindustrialsector.Reason:“Atthesametime”suggeststhecoexistenceoftwothings.Herepredictionisalsobasedoncommonknowledge.Task2:DictationTheSchoolHolidaysAreTooLongTodaythechildrenofthiscountryhaveatlastreturnedtowork.Aftertwomonths’holidaypupilshavestartedanewterm.Howmanyadultsgetsuchlongholidays?Twotofourweeksinthesummerandpublicholidays--that’salltheworkingmangets.Asfortheaveragewoman,she’sluckytogetaholidayatall.Childrendon’tneedsuchlongholidays.Interm-timetheystartworklaterandfinishearlierthananyoneelse.Intheholidaysmostofthemgetbored,andsomegetintotrouble.Whatawaste!Iftheiroverworkedparentsweregivenmorefreetimeinstead,everyonewouldbehappier.Thisisn’tjustanationalproblemeither--it’sworldwide.Datesmaybedifferentfromcountrytocountry,butthepattern’sthesame.Whyshouldchildrendohalfasmuchworkandgettwiceasmuchholidayastheirparents?Lesson6SectionITask1:InthePathoftheEarthquakeTrueorFalseQuestions. 1—6:FTFTFFMap1isalayoutoftheSkinners’farm.Markouttheplantsandbuildingsinthemap.Theninmap2drawanewplanoftheSkinnersfarmafterthequake.Map1:1.farmhouse2.gardenpath3.cypresstrees4.rosegarden5.eucalyptustrees6.raspberrypatch7.cowshed8.granaryMap2:Task2:AFunnyThingHappenedtoMe.MultipleChoice. 1—6:cabbcaGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.LastFriday.Hewasastudent.InLondon.Bytaxi.Thetaxigotstuckinatrafficjamandthetrainhadleftbythetimehegottothestation.1hour.Thestationbuffet.Aneveningnewspaper,the“Standard”.Atatablenearthewindow.Hedidthecrosswordpuzzle.TrueorFalseQuestions. 1—6:FFTTFTBlank-filling.reachedacross,opened,tookone,dipped,into,poppeditinto.getupandgo,pushedback,stoodup,hurriedoutof.SectionIIConsolidation:AVeryBeautifulStoryGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.AtapefromGentlemanJim.Yesterday.Jim’swife.Therewasamessagehiddeninthetape.HalfthepoliceforceinLondonand3experts.Nothinghadbeenfoundyet.Happymemoriesandthings.Inhiswords.TrueorFalseStatements. 1—8:FTFFTTFTDiscusswithyourclassmateswhatmessageishiddeninGentlemanJim’srecording.Listentothe2ndpartofthepoliceman’sdiscussionandlistallthethingstheyfeelunusualaboutGentlemanJim’srecording.Jimkeepstellinghiswifetoplaythemessageoverandoveragain.Jimtellshiswifethatshe’llfindsomethingcomforting.Jimkeepssaying“verybeautiful”overandoveragain.Thespeechdoesn’tsoundnatural.ListentoGentlemanJim’srecordingagainandworkoutthemessage.Answer:Thereare2goldbricksinthegardenunderthebigredrosetree.SectionIIITask1:ListeningtoPredictAnswer:aglanceattheheadingsofsectionsorsub-sectionswillshowtheorderinwhichtheitemsareintroduced.Reason:“Inaddition”isfollowedbyasupplementaryidea.Predictionhereisalsobasedoncommonknowledge.Answer:providingasummarywhichcanbere-readlater.Reason:“Aswellas”isoftenfollowedbyanideaofthesameimportanceastheonebefore“aswellas”.Answer:maynotappearinabibliography.Reason:“However”suggestsanoppositeidea.Answer:(nomorethantrytocoverthemostimportantoneshere.Reason:“Therefore”suggestsaresult.Answer:itdoesn’t.Reason:“Unfortunately”suggeststhatsomethingoppositetoone’sexpectationwillhappen.Answer:it’sstillimportant.Reason:“Though”suggeststhatinspiteofthefactthatfollows,somethingstillhappens.Task2:DictationSignLanguageDeafpeople,peoplewhocan’thear,arestillabletocommunicatequitewellwithaspeciallanguage.It’scalledsignlanguage.Thespeakerofsignlanguageuseshandgesturesinordertocommunicate.Basicsignlanguagehasbeenusedforalong,longtime,butsignlanguagewasn’treallydevelopeduntilabout250yearsago.Inthemiddleofthe1700saFrenchmannamedEpéedevelopedsignlanguage.Epéewasabletospeakandhear,butheworkedduringmostofhislifeasateacherofdeafpeopleinFrance.Epéedevelopedalargenumberofvocabularywordsforsignlanguage.Epéetaughtthesewordstohisdeafstudents.Epée’ssystemusedmostlypicture:imagesigns.Wecallthempictureimagesignsbecausethesignscreateapicture.Forexample,thesignforsleepistoputbothhandstogether,andthentoplacethehandsflatagainsttherightsideofyourface,andthentoloweryourheadslightlytotheright.Thisactionwasmeanttoshowthepositionofsleep.Sowecallitapictureimagesign.Lesson7SectionITask1:LearningaForeignLanguageMultipleChoice. 1—4:bcaaTrueorFalseQuestions. 1—4:FTTFGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.AlbertHumphries.Balham,London.4years.HehasbeengoingtoaneveningclassandhaswatchedquitealotoftheBBCtelevisionprogrammes.Theyuseadifferentbookintheclass.Theymakethesamemistakesashedoes.Itmeansbeingabletoputtogethertherightgroupsofwordsandtosaytheminareasonablyaccurateway.Task2:IntheLibraryMultipleChoice. 1—6:bbcacaTrueorFalseQuestions. 1—6:TTFTFTGivebriefanswerstothefollowingquestions.Roundthecorner.A20padayfineforeachbook.Tahi