大学英语听说第二册第三版原文及答案(上外版)

Unit1PartAExercise11.398-4071278-95361390-1910-4664.415-566-12685.5-078-24896.6102-9517-28807.210-699-49828.6-592-7649Exercises2Isthatyou/CanIleaveamessage/callmeback/860-2505/giveherthemessagewhenshereturnshome.PartBconversation1Exercise1ACallfromDadGloria:Hello?Dad:Hi,Gloria!Thisisyourdad.Gloria:Hi,Dad!How'reyoudoing?Dad:Justfine.Howareyoudoing?Gloria:Oh,PmOK.DidyougetthepicturesIleftforyou?Dad:Yes,wesuredid.We'relookingatthemnow.Gloria:Oh,good.Dad:Thisone'sreallygood.You'reeatinginarestaurant.Gloria:Oh,yeah.Igotherealot.It'soneofmyfavoriteplaces.Dad:Uh-huh.Itlookslikeaniceplace.Andinthisoneyou'resittingonamotorcycle.Gloria:Yeah.Somebodyisteachingmehowtoride.Dad:Thatsoundsdangerous.Ihopeyou'recareful,honey.Gloria:Oh,Dad.Iam.Don'tworry.Dad: Nowwhat'sthisone?You'restandinginAngela'soffice.Isn'tthatAngela'soffice?Gloria:Yeah.I'mdoingsomepart-timeworkforhermagazine.Dad:Oh,goodforyou.Who'sthatwithyou?Gloria:Oh,Angelatookthatpicture.That'sJohn.Dad:John,huh?Who'sJohn?Gloria:He's...um...afriend.Angelaintroducedmetohim.Dad:Shedid,huh?Heseemsalittlestrange.Gloria:Dad.He*sareallyniceguy.Dad:Yeah,butitlookslikehe'sgotaponytail.Isthataponytail?Gloria:Dad,you'resoold-fashioned!Exercise11father&daughtertheyaretalkingaboutthepicturesGlorialeftforhimRidingamotorcycleHethinksJohnlooksalittlestrangebecauseJohnwearsaponytail.shesaysheisold-fashioned.Exercise2inarestaurant/Dining/onamotorcycle/learningtorideamotorcycleinAngela'soffice/doingsomepart-timeworkforAngela9smagazine/withJohn,herfriendYouHavetheWrongNumberW:Hello.M:Goodmorning.ThisistheFirstStateBank.Myname'sEdwardSimpson.Pmthemanager.W:Oh,yes?M:Didyougetmyletter?W:Whatletterwasthat?M:Well,Iwantedtoseeyou.Icalledyesterday,butnobodyansweredthephone.W:Wasthatinthemorning?M:That'sright.W:I'msorry,Iwasn'there.Ihadtoseemydoctor.Ivehadproblemswithmyleg.M:Iwantedtoaskyouaboutyouraccount.W:Myaccount?M:Yes,youwroteacheckfor$1,000lastweek.W:$1,000?M:Yes,andthere*sonly$153.95inyouraccount.W:ButIdon'thaveanaccountwithFirstState.M:Now,lookhereMrsTailor...W:MrsTailor?Who'sMrsTailor?I'mnotMrsTailor.M:I'msorry.Isthis848-3592?W:Saythatagain.M:848-3592.W:Ah!Thisis848-3952.Myname'sNelson.Youhavethewrongnumber.M:Oh!Pmterriblysorry.Exercise1whodialedthewrongnumber?(a)whatisthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthemanandthewoman?(b)3.whatistrueaboutthewoman?(a)Exercise2FirstStateBankherleg848-3952MrsTailor/hisbankhavingdialedthewrongnumberUnit2PartAExercise1Tomshehasdialedthewrongnumber3.321-9645MonicaMrsJones'sisterM:Hello.W:Hello,isthatyou,Tom?M:Sorry,butnobodybythatnameliveshere.W:Oh,Pmsosorry.Q:Whomdoesthewomanwant?M:Hello.W:Hello,George.M:Who?W:Oh,isGeorgein?M:Sorry.WehavenoGeorgehere.W:Isthis793-5141?M:No,itisn't.Ithinkyouhavethewrongnumber.W:Oh,Tmsorry.Q:Whydoesthewomansaysorry?M:Hello.W:Hello.CanIspeaktoAlan?M:Whodidyousayyouwant?W:Alan.M:Whatnumberdidyouwant?W:321-9645.M:Butthisis321-6949.W:Oh,sorry.Q:Whatnumberdidthewomanwant?M:Hello.W:Hello.IsSylviathere?M:Sorry.She'snotinrightnow.W:Oh,areyouherbrotherMike?M:Yes.Who'scalling?W:ThisisMonica.CanIleaveamessagewithyou?M:OK.Q:Whoiscalling?M:Hello,thisisDrBakerspeaking.IsthatMrsJones?W:No,thisishersister.CanItakeamessage?M:Yes,please.Q:Whoansweredthephone?Exercise2message:1.NancyDavis914-6520CallNancyback2.message:1.peter614-5533MeetPeterat12attheForeignLanguageBookstoreSCRIPTM:Hello.W:Hello,canIspeaktoAnne,please?M:Sorry.She'snotinrightnow.Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?W:Yes,please.MynameisNancyDavis.M:NancyDavis.W:Yes,andmyphonenumberis914-6520.M:Didyousay6502?W:No,6520.CouldyouaskAnnetocallmebacktonight?M:OK.I'llgiveherthemessageassoonasshecomesin.W:Thanks.M:You'rewelcome.W:Hello.M:Hello.PdliketospeaktoFrank,please.W:Oh,Frank'snotbackfromtheofficeyet.CanItakeamessage?M:Yes,please.MynameisPeter.W:Peter?M:Yes,that'sright.Andmynumberis614-5533.W:614-5533.M:PleasetellFrankIllmeethimtomorrowat12attheForeignLanguagesBookstore.W:12o'clockatthebookstore.OK,Illtellhim.PartBconversation1Exercise1whyisPatcallingAnna?(c)whatisthereasonwhyJackdoesnotacceptPat'sinvitationtotea?(c)WhatbistrueaboutPat?(d)Exercise2beoutJack/TomleaveAnnaamessage164,RoseAvenueSCRIPTIsAnnaThere?Jack:Hello.Pat:Hello.IsAnnathere?Jack:No.PmsorryAnnaisout.Pat:Isthatyou,Tom?Jack:No,I'mnotTom.PmJack.I'mAnna'sbrother.Pat:Oh!I'msorry.IthinkAnnahastoldmeaboutyou.Shesaidherbrotheriscomingtospendthesummerholidayatherplace.Thatmustbeyou.Jack:Yes.Illbeherefortwoweeks.Pat:That'sgreat.Well,couldyoupleaseleaveAnnaamessageforme?Jack:Sure.Whatisit?Pat:Well,AnnaandIaregoingtomeetforteaatmyhome.WouldyouaskhertoseeifshehasmyFrenchdictionary?Ifshedoes,tellhertobringitalong.Theaddressis164,RoseAvenue,incaseshehasforgotten.Jack:Allright.Andyouare?Pat:FmAnna'sfriendPat.Jack:Thankyouforcalling,Pat.Illletherknowthatyoucalled.Pat:Thankyou.Bytheway,wouldyouliketocomealongwithAnna?Idliketointroduceyoutomybrother.Jack:That'sveryniceofyou.ButIhavetogotothebankthisafternoon.Pat:That'sapity.Butwellseeyousomeothertime,won'twe?Jack:Idon'tknow.Maybe.Pat:Thankyouagain,Tom.Jack:ButI'mnotTom.I'mJack!Pat:Pmsosorry,Jack.Conversatin2Exercise11.c2.b3.cExercise2advicefindBrownsomewheresuitabletolive/anestateagentmeetandtalktoeachotheratherofficeten-minutewalkSCRIPTPmaFriendofAliceWilsonJohnBrownhasbeentransferredtoworkinatownwherehehasnofriends.However,hisfriendAliceWilsonhassuggestedthathephoneherfriendBettySmithandaskforheradviceaboutfindingsomewheretolive.Betty:Hello?BettySmithhere.John:Oh,MrsSmith,myname'sJohnBrown.Youdon'tknowme,butI'mafriendofAliceWilson.Betty:Oh,yes?John:WhenItoldAliceIwascomingtolivehereshegavemeyourname,andsuggestedthatIgiveyouaring.Iwaswonderingifyoucouldgivemesomeadvice.Betty:I'llbepleasedtoifIcan.WhatcanIdoforyou?John:Well,I'mlookingforaplacetolive.Alicethoughtthatasyou'reanestateagentyoumightknowofsomewheresuitable.Betty:Yes,IthinkIcanhelpyou.Whydon'tyoucomeroundandseeme?Doyouknowwheremyofficeis?John:Yes,Fvegottheaddress.Betty:Good.Whereareyounow?John:I'matthepostofficenow.Betty:Oh,well,that'sjustaten-minutewalkfrommyoffice.Comeroundandseemenow.John:Thankyouverymuch.Betty:Notatall.PartDwhat'stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeak?(d)Whycouldn'tVickiseeRandylastnight?(c)WhichofthefollowingistrueofVicki?(d)Unit3partAExercise11.N2N3.P4.N5.P6.P7N8NSCRIPTW:You'dbettertakeagoodrest,John.M:Icantaffordthetime.W:Ithinkyoureallyneedaholiday.M:Thankyouforyouradvice.ButIhavetofinishmyassignment.W1:I'mafraidyou'veputonsomeweight,Ann.Maybeyoushouldgoonadiet.W2:Iknow,butwhatkindofdietdoyousuggest?W:IfIwereyou,Idtakeanadvancedcourse.M:YouknowIhaven'tfinishedthebeginnerscourseyet.W:Ithinkyououghttofindabiggerapartment.M:Ivebeentryingtofindone.W:Itmightbeagoodideaifyougotapart-timejob.M:Pmthinkingaboutitthesedays.W:Yououghttoeatlotsofsaladandfruit,Larry.M:YouknowIdon'tcareforfruitandvegetablesverymuch.Iprefermeat.W:Robert,youshouldn'tsleepsomuch.Itwon'tdoyougood.M:Youmayberight.ButIgettiredifIcutdown.Exercise2Itmightbeagoodideatotravelbyair.Whydon'tyougotoprofessorStoneforadvice?You'dbettertakehisadviceandeatanappleaday.Haveyouthoughtaboutlookingforabetterjob?IfIwereyouI'dgothroughthepaperagain.Shouldn'tyouspendmoretimeinlisteningandspeaking?PartBconversation1Exercise1.b2.a3.aExercise2Travelingalot./workingveryhard;unsafenowadays;aninterpreter/ableforhertouseherlanguageability;travelingtointernationalmeetings/aninternationalbusinessperson/notmentioned/havingalottodowithmoney,whichshedoesn'tliketothinkabout.SCRIPTDreamsAbouttheFutureAmy:Hey,Charlie,Pvebeenthinking.Charlie:Oh,yeah?Aboutwhat?Amy:Aboutthefuture...aboutwhatIwanttobe.Charlie:Hmm.I'msuretherearealotofthingsthatyoucando.Amy:Mmm,maybe.IdlikeajobwhereIcantravel.Charlie:Well,whataboutbeingaflightattendant?Youcouldtravelalot.Amy:No,I'vethoughtofthat.Flightattendantsworkreallyhard.It'ssotiring.Andplanesaren'tsafenowadays.Theymaycrashbecauseofbadweatherorevenbeusedasweaponsiftheyfallintowronghands.Charlie:Howaboutbeinganinterpreter?You'rereallygoodatlanguages.Andyoucouldtraveltointernationalmeetings.Amy:No,Idon'tthinkso.Interpretingdoesn'tsoundinterestingtome.Charlie:Well,whatareyouinterestedin?Amy:Well,maybeIllbecome...aninternationalbusinesswoman.Charlie:Butyoudon'tlikethinkingaboutmoney.Amy:Well,Icouldchange.Charlie:Mmm,Idon'tknow,Amy.Ijustdon'tseeyouasabusinessperson.conversation2Exercise1shehasbeentiredofdoingthesameoldthingsdayafterdayathomesinceshemovedfromChicago.BackinChicagosheworkedparttimeandwentswimmingeverydaybutnowshejustcooksandcleansthehouse.Judyshouldgooutofthehouseandfindajob.Exercise2skatingandrunningthesedays.sports/popularsportinggoodsstoremakemoneyforherself.SCRIPTYouShouldGetaJobM:Sotellme,Judy,how'severythingwithyou?W:Oh,OK,exceptsometimesIgetsotiredofdoingthesameoldthingdayafterday.Imean,whenwelivedinChicagoIworkedparttimeandwentswimmingeveryday.ButsincewemovedIjustcookandcleanthehouse.M:Itsoundslikeyouneedtogetoutofthehouse.Maybeyoushouldgetajob.W:IguessIshould,butIjustcantdecidewhattodo.M:Whatdoyouwanttodo?W:Well,asamatteroffact,fvebeenthinkingaboutopeningasportinggoodsstore.M:Asportinggoodsstore?Howcome?W:Well,lookatallthepeoplethatareskatingandrunningthesedays,Imean,sportsaresopopular.Andthereisn'tanysportinggoodsstorearoundhere,soIthinkitwouldmakemoney.Andbesides,Iwanttoworkformyself...Itsacrazyidea,isn'tit?Anyway,how'severythingwithyou?M:Idon'tthinkit'scrazyatall.Infact,Ithinkitsoundskindofexciting.PartDExerciseShecan'tdecidewhethertogotounversityorgetajoblbstudyeconomicsatuniversiry.l)Shethinksshewillhavenotimeforfunwithtoomuchreadingandwriting.Shedoesn'tliketoaskherparentsforpocketmoneyatherage.Unit4PartAExercise1TakesomeaspirinHavehiseyestestedgotothehealthcenterandseeadoctorEconomicsJustliedownforawhile.SCRIPTM:What'sthematter,Betty?W:fvegotafeverandareallybadheadache.M:Oh,that'stoobad.Whydon'tyoutakesomeaspirin?Q:Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?M:Sarah,myeyesightisgettingworseandworse.WhatdoyouthinkIshoulddo?W:Ithinkyoushouldhaveyoureyestestedfirst,andthenmaybebuyapairofglasses.M:Yes,IsupposeIshould.Thenwhatkindofframeswouldlookgoodonme?W:Well,ifIwereyou,Idbuymetalones.Theygiveyouascholarlylook.Q:Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemandofirst?M:Betty,youdon'tlookwell.W:Iknow.Ifeelrotten.M:You'dbettergotothehealthcenterandseeadoctor.W:Yeah,thatsoundslikegoodadvice.Iwill.Q:What'stheman'sadvicetoBetty?W:Ican'tdecidewhethertogotocollegeorgetajob.Whatdoyouthink?M:Idadviseyoutogoonstudying.W:ButI'mnotsurewhatsubjecttostudy.M:Whydon'tyoumajorineconomics?You'resogoodwithnumbers.Q:Whatmajordoesthemansuggestthewomantake?M:Youknowyoureallyshouldtakeabreak.You'vebeenatyourdeskforhours.W:Yeah,Iguessyou'reright.Pmsotired.IwonderifIcanfinishreadingthisarticletoday.M:IfIwereyou,Idjustliedownforawhile.W:IthinkImight.Q:Whatshouldthewomandoaccordingtotheman?PartBConversation1Exercise1WhatseemstobePeter'strouble?(c)WhydoesPeterhaslittlechancetotalktoEnglishpeople?(a)Whatcanyouleanfromtheconversation?(b)Exercise2gooutmore/gotopubs/takeaclass/speakfirsttheweather/sports/footbal,/swimming,/tennis/travelingandsightseeingWhat'stheMatter,Peter?Sarah:What'sthematter,Peter?Youdon'tlookveryhappytoday.Peter:I'mnot,Sarah.I'mworriedaboutmyEnglish.Sarah:What'stheproblem?Peter:I'mnotpracticingenough.Sarah:Whynot?Peter:Well,IseldomhaveachancetomeetEnglishpeople.Sarah:Youshouldgooutmore.Peter:WhereshouldIgo?Sarah:Maybeyoushouldgotopubsortakeaclass.Peter:But...Englishpeopleneverspeaktome.Sarah:Ah!Youshouldspeakfirst.Peter:WhatcanItalkabout?Sarah:Theweather!Englishpeoplearealwaysinterestedintheweather.Peter:ButIcan'tbetalkingabouttheweatherallthetime.WhatelsecanItalkabout?Sarah:Well,youcantalkaboutsports.AlotofEnglishpeopleplaysports.Football,swimming,tennis...Peter:ButIdon'tknowanythingaboutsports.AllI'minterestedinissightseeing.Sarah:Thenyoucantalkabouttheplacesyou'vebeen.Englishpeoplelovetravelingandsightseeing.Peter:Really?ThenIcantellthemaboutmytriptotheLakeDistrict.Sarah:Whynot?That'llgiveyouverygoodchancestopracticeyourEnglish.Andyoullmakesomefriendstoo,Pmsure.Peter:Thatsoundsgood.Illthinkaboutit.Conversation2Exercise1whatdoesSimon'smotherthinkofhispresentjob?(c)whatistrueaboutSimon?(d)whatcanyouinferfrontheconversation?(d)Exercise2GardeningGoodpayplentyoffreshairNotsuitableforauniversitygraduateBoringTheideaAppealstonealotofstudy,andthenworkingallsortsofhours.WhyDon'tYouGetaDecentJob?Mother:Whydon'tyougetadecentjobforachange,Simon?Simon:ButIlikemyjob,mother.Mother:Look,digginggardensisnotasuitablejobforauniversitygraduate.Simon:Idon'tseeanythingwrongwithdigginggardens.Themoney*snotbadandthere*splentyoffreshair.Mother:Well,Pmnotagainstgardeningasahobby.Butyouhaveadegreeinpoliticalscience.Thinkofalltheyearsyouspentinstudying.Simon:Well,thedegreedoesn'thelpmegetagoodjob.fvetriedeverywherebutnoplacewantedapoliticalsciencemajor.Mother:IfIwereyou,Idgoontotakeanewcourse,teaching,accountancy...Simon:Accountancy?Anythingbutthat.It'ssoboring.Mother:Comeon,youreallymustthinkofthefuture.Whydon'tyoujustwriteafewapplicationforms?Simon:I'lltellyouwhat.Idliketobeadoctor.Mother:Well,youshouldthinkveryseriouslyaboutthat.Itmeansalotofstudy,andthenworkingallsortsofhours.Simon:Yes,maybe.Buttheideaappealstome.Mother:Well,then,yououghttogetmoreinformationaboutitassoonaspossible.PartDExerciseTakeabustourVisitthesciencemuseumGotothezooVisitthnationalartgallaryTrysomeofthelacalrestaurants.Unit5PartAExercises1.d.b.b.d.cSCRIPTM:What'stheweatherliketoday?W:ItwascoldandwetwhenIgotup,butnowtherainhasletupandthesuniscomingout.Q:Howistheweathernow?W:How'stheweatheroutsidenow?M:It'smuchwarmernowthanitwasthismorning.Andthewindhasstopped,too.Q:Howwastheweatherthismorning?M:Isitniceoutside,Emi?W:Itwasnicethismorning,butnowtheskyisgray.Ithinkit'sgoingtorain.Q:What'stheweatherlikenow?W:Itseemstobeclearingup.Allthedarkcloudsaregone.M:Yes.Let'shopeitstaysthisway.Ihaterainydays.Q:Howistheweathertoday?W:IthinkHlgoandvisitmyaunt.It'ssobrightandsunny.M:Buttheforecastsayswe'regoingtohavearainstormthisafternoon.Q:Whatwilltheweatherbelikethisafternoon?exercise21.lovely2.perfectsunnywarmclearbirdsmusicwe'retogetherrainorshinenothingwrongwe'reallfeelingallrightSCRIPTABeautifulDayIt'sabeautifulday.It'saveryniceday.It'salovelyday.It'saperfectday.Itssunny.It'swarm.Theskiesareclear.Therearebirdsinthetrees.Andthere'smusichere.Ittsabeautifuldayinanyweather,Solet'ssingabeautifulsong.It'sabeautifuldaywhenwe'retogether.Andrainorshine,There'snothingwrong.Andwe'reallfeelingallright.It'sabeautifuldayinanyweather.Andit'sgonnabeabeautifulnight.PartBpassageexercise1whatistheweathermanfromChannel62doing?(b)whatcanyouinferfromtheweathereport?(d)Exercise2strongwindsheavysnowcoldanddry,cloudyintheafternoonclear/somerainwarmandsunny/A40%chanceofrain/Rainandthunderstormsintheevening6.29/15-20/cloudy/NE/5-10/cloudy/Isolatedthunderstorms/near30*/around20*/chanceofrain,30%SCRIPTHereIstheLatestWeatherReportGoodmorning,PmJimPorter,andhereisthelatestweatherreportfromChannel62.Firstthenationalpicture.ThePacificCoastwillhavestrongwindswhichmightbringrainfromNorthernCaliforniathroughcoastalregionsofthePacificNorthwest.IntheRockiestherewillbeheavysnow.ItwillbecoldanddryintheMidwest,andcloudyintheafternoon.OvertotheNortheast,wheretherewillbeclearskiesthismorning.Theremightbesomerainintheafternoon,butitwon'tbeheavy.Youcanexpecttemperaturesinthehigh30stolow40s.Finally,intheSoutheast,itwillbewarmandsunnyinthemorning,witha40%chanceofrainintheearlyafternoon.Therewillberainintheevening,andtheremightbethunderstormsatthattime.Nowtheweatherreportforyourlocalarea.Currentlyinyourarea29degreesunderclearskies.WindsNWat15to20mph.TonightpartlycloudyandwindsNEat5to10mph.Tomorrowmostlycloudyinthemorningfollowedbyisolatedthunderstormslaterintheday.Highnear30degrees.Lowaround20degrees.Chanceofrain,30%.ConversationExercise1whatseemedtobeMary'sproblem?(c)WhatdidJohnsuggestthatMarydowithhercellphone?(d)whatcanyouinferfromtheconversation?(a)Exercise!clear,sunnyandpleasant/80*/cloudy/5-10Warm/humid/Highof85*,lownear70*/SSWbuildingupto20-25/thunderstorms/rain,50%SCRIPTLet'sListentotheWeatherForecastJohn:What'sthematter,Mary?Youlookupset.Mary:Mycellphonewon'twork.IguessPHhavetotakeitdowntownandgetitfixed.John:Here,letmeseeitaminute,willyou?Mary:Sure.John:Hmmm.Let'sseenow...Ah...Hereyouare,Mary.Tryitnow.Mary:Why,John,you!rewonderful!Howdidyoueverdoit?John:Itwasnothing.Say,let'splaysometennis,shallwe?Mary:Yes,butitlookstomeliketheretsgoingtobeastorm.John:Idon'tthinkso.Let'ssee,it'sjust1:00.TrytogetaweatherreportonTV.Mary:OK.(TurningontheTV.)Announcer:...andnowhere'sthelatestweatherforecastofyourlocalareafortodayandtomorrow.Currently75degreesundermostlyclearsky.Sunnyandpleasantthroughtheday,withahighofabout80degrees.Tonightturningcloudy,withwindsSSWat5to10mph.Tomorrow,warmandhumid,withahighofabout85degreesandalownear70degrees.WindsSSWat10to15,buildingupto20to25mphlaterintheafternoon.Scatteredthunderstormsareexpectedintheevening.Chanceofrain,50%.John:There,see?It'snotgoingtoraintoday!(thunder)Mary:Hey,lookoutside,John!John:Oh,my!PartDExerciseWhatdidthetwospeakersplantodo?(c)whatdoestheforecastmainlaytellus?(b)Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?(d)Unit6PartAExercise1windywarmwet68*82*scatteredshowersintheafternoon12*Csnowyfreezing15*FSCRIPTAndhereistoday'sweatherforecastforinternationaltravelers.LeTsstartwithBeijing.Itwillbecoldandwindytoday.Thelowwillbezeroandthehighwillbe6degreesCelsius.MexicoCitywillbewarmandwet,withalowof68degreesFahrenheitandahighof82degrees.Tokyowillbemostlycloudywithscatteredshowersintheafternoon.Thelowwillbe4degreesCelsiusandthehigh12degrees.Chicagoishavingasnowyday.Itisfreezingwithalowof15degreesFahrenheitandahighof30degrees.Exercises2pleasant/clear/sunnycloudy/goingtosnow/sunny/coldSCRIPT...andnowhere'sthelatestweatherforecast.Sunnyandpleasanttoday,withahighofabout80.Tomorrow,clearandcontinuedsunny,withahighofabout85.Chanceofraintodayandtomorrow,nearzero.Here'stheweatherforecastfortheweekend.Fridaywillstartcoldandcloudyinthemorning,butit'snotgoingtorain.Thehighisgoingtobeonly6degreesandthelow,minus3degrees.ByFridaynightandmaybeSaturdaymorningit'sgoingtosnowbutitwillletupbySaturdayafternoonandSundayisgoingtobeclearandsunny,butverycold.PartBPassageExercise1Whatisthemainideaofthepassage/(a)whatcanyoulearnfromtheweatherreport?(d)whatcanyouconcldefromtheweatherreport?(b)Exercise2Tommorrowmorningdry/sunshinefog/cloudy/lightwinds/coolerdull/cloudy/heavyshowers/16*Bytheeveningrainthunderstorms/26-27*brighter/fresher/dry/windy/about19*ConversationSCRIPTAWeatherReportGoodevening.Well,it'sbeenanotherfinedayovermostofthecountrywithtemperaturesupto23degreesinsouthernareas.Butitisn'tgoingtolast,I'mafraid.Bytomorroweveningmostofuswillseesomerain.Tomorrowmorningwillstartoffdrywithagooddealofsunshineinmostplaces.Therewillbeabitoffogalongthesoutheastcoast,however,anditwillbegenerallycloudy,withlightwindsfromthenortheastkeepingthiscoastcooler.Inthenorthwestitwillstaydullandcloudywithsomeheavyshowers.Temperaturesinthispartofthecountrywillbeacool16degrees.Asthedaygoeson,we'regoingtoseeabigchange,aswarm,humidweatherpushesinfromthesouth.Thiswillbringraintomostofthesouthernhalfofthecountrybytheevening.Andtherewillbesomethunderstorms,butonlyinthesouthwest,wheretemperatureswillreach26degreesorpossibly27degrees.Inthenorthernhalfofthecountrytheweatherwillbebrighterandfresher.Itwillstaydry,butitwillbequitewindyandthateastwindwillkeeptemperaturesdowntoabout19degrees.That'sit.Haveagooddaytomorrow.Exercise1whatistheman'sbiggestworry?(b)whatistheweatherlikewhenthemanandthewomantalkingtooneanother?(a)whatdoesthewomansuggestthatthemando?(d)whatcanyouinferfromtheconversation?(c)Exercise2foggy/clearandfine/12*overcast/slightchanceofrain/6*SCRIPTYouAlwaysWorryTooMuchM:Pmwonderingifit'sgoingtobefinethisafternoon.W:Sowhat?M:Thesportsmeet!It*sscheduledat2:00,butthefog!Youcanonlyseewithinashortdistance.W:Butdon'tyouseethewind'sbeginningtoliftitup?Ibetitwillbefinethisafternoon.M:Don'tbesosure.W:You'veheardtheforecastthismorning,haven'tyou?M:No.That'swhyIworry.W:Whydon'tyoutry12121,the24-hourtelephoneweatherforecastservice?M:Gee!HowcomeIhadn'tthoughtaboutit?PHcallitrightaway.(Themancalls12121andlistenstotheweatherreport.)Announcer:Nowtheweatherreportfortodayandtomorrow.It'sfoggyinthemorningandit'llbeclearandfinethisafternoon.Tomorrowitwillbeovercast,withaslightchanceofrainlaterintheday.Today,thehighwillbe12degrees.Tomorrowthelowwillbe6degrees.Thanksforlistening.W:Whatdiditsay?M:"Itwillbeclearandfineintheafternoon."W:See?Therellbenoproblemforthesportsmeetthisafternoon,then.M:Butthereportisn'talwaysaccurate.W:Andyoualwaysworrytoomuch.PartDExercise(Today:)sunny/warmer/clear/72*(Tomorrow:)warmandhumid/86*(Wed:)coolerweather/around80/intheupper60s(Friday:)71*Unit7PartAExercises1Mar.31stbyplaneMay22ndbytrainlastFridaybyshipattheendofJunebyplanenextweekendbycarSCRIPTW:AreyougoingtospendyourholidayinParis?M:Yes,Ijustcantwait.W:Whenareyouleaving?M:March31st.W:Willyougotherebyplane?M:Sure.M:IheardthatGloriawillgotoLondononMay22nd.Howwillshegothere?W:Bytrain.M:Why?It'ssoslow.W:Butit'ssafer.M:Wheredidyourbrothergoforholiday?W:Qingdao.M:Whendidhego?W:LastFriday.M:Howlongisheplanningtostay?W:Abouttwoweeks.M:Didhefly?W:No.Hewentbyship.W:So,youaregoingtohaveavacationinHongKong.M:Yes.IllgothereattheendofJune.W:Youllgotherewithyourfamily,Iguess.M:Yes.CanyoubookfourplaneticketstoHongKongforme?W:Noproblem.M:We'replanningtocampintheLakeDistrict.W:Whenareyougoing?M:Nextweekend.W:Isitveryfar?M:No.It'sonly40milesaway.Sowelldrivethere.PartBAconversationExercise11.c2.b3.bExercise21J2.x3.x4.在dSCRIPTWhereAreYouGoingtoSpendYourHoliday?Woman:Whereareyougoingtospendyourholidaythisyear,Bob?Bob:Wemaygoabroad,butI'mnotsosure.Woman:Whatdoyoumean?Bob:Well,mywife'stalkingaboutEgyptrecently.Shemaywanttogothere.Idliketogothere,too.Woman:Yes,it'saninterestingcountrytosee.Bob:Butwecan'tmakeupourmindsyet.Youknow,around-triptickettoEgyptcostsalot.Woman:Butyoucouldgobysea.Bob:You'reright.It*scheaper,isn'tit?Woman:Youcansaveatleasthalfofthemoneyifyougobyship.Bob:Butdon'tyouthinkitwouldtakealongtimeand...Woman:Butyoucanenjoyviewingtheseaandtherisingsun.Bob:Yes.Illtalktomywife.Woman:Youlldefinitelyenjoyyourselves,I'msure.Bob:Don'tbesosure.Wemaynotgoanywhere.Woman:Youalwayshesitateateverything.Bob:It*snotmyfault,youknow.Mywifealwaysworriestoomuch.Woman:Likewhat?Bob:Well,who*sgoingtolookafterthehouse?Who'sgoingtolookafterthegarden?Andwho'sgoingtolookafterthepets?Wehavetheseproblemseveryyear.Andintheendwestayathomeandlookaftereverything.AstoryExercise1HowdidMrandMrsWilliamsspendtheirsummerholidaysinthepast?(a)Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromtheconversation?(c)whatistrueabouthotelwhereMrandMrsWilliamsstayedinRome?(b)Exercise21