全新版《大学英语听说教程》第一册Unit-3听力原文、答案及综合教程练习答案

Unit3

IVocabulary

1

1)brief2)intermsof3)cutoff4)tend

5)anyway6)precise7)intheformof8)initiative

9)convey10)intwominds11)concept12)grasp

2

1)hasensuredtheirteamaplaceintheCupfinal.

2)medicalworkers’responsibilitytohealthewoundedandrescuethedying.

3)entertainaswellaseducatethelearner.

4)candowithoutairandwater.

5)islikelytobeheldinJune.

3

1)liesincontactbetween

2)basisofislikelysufficientatthemoment

3)thesteadywillbehighly

IIWordFormation

1regained2undecided3undersupplied4disabled

5precondition6foresight7mispronounced8enrich

IIIAntonyms

1)majority2)accepted3)increased4)weaknesses

5)local6)late7)wrong8)false

Comprehensiveexercises

IClose

1.Text-related

1)highly2)bringabout3)evident4)rate5)sufficient

6)putacross7)proportion8)Hence9)ensure

2.Theme-related

1)understand2)travel3)practical4)use5)Another6)likely7)affect8)developments9)supply10)Someday

IITranslation

1)Asispredictedbyscientists,globalpollutionhasbecomeoneofthemostseriousproblemshumansarefacedwith.

2)Competitionforthesejobsisverytough–wehavefivetimesasmanyapplicantsthisyearaswedidlastyear/therearefivetimesasmanyapplicantsthisyearastherewerelastyear.

3)Asthefactsshow,educationalprogramsneedtofitintothenationalplanforeconomicaldevelopment.

4)Thecarburnstoomuchgas,andmoreover,thepriceisalmosttwiceasmuchasIintendtopay.

5)Tounderstandagreatinternationalevent,we,firstofall,needtoconsiderthehistoricalandpoliticalbackgroundtoit.

2Itishardtoimaginehowourforefatherscoulddowithoutsomanyconveniencesthatmoderntechnologyhasbroughtabout.Backthenonlyasmallproportionofthepopulationenjoyedthecomfortsoflife.Themajoritydidn’tevenhavesufficientfood,nottospeakof/letalonetheprivilegeofbeingeducated.However,manypeopleblamemoderntechnologyforcreatingsomanyproblems.Theywanttoslowdowntherateofprogress.Butnoonecanputtheclockback.

Unit3

PartA

1.likes2.doesn’tcarfor3.loves4.hates5.notinterestedin6.prefers7.loves8.favorite

9.iskeenon10.prefers11.enjoys12.thinksalotof13.lastkindof

1.br2.pr3.kl4.tr5.sp6.pr7.pl8.str9.gr10.gl

PartB

TapescriptAccommodationforCollegeStudents

R:Goodmorning.CanIhelpyou?

S:Yes,please.I’manewstudentandI’dliketohavesomeinformationaboutthe…em…theaccommodationforstudents.

R:Right.Theuniversityprovidestwotypesofaccommodation,hallsofresidenceandself-cateringaccommodation.

S:Howmuchdoesitcostfortheself-cateringaccommodation?

R:Forasingleroom,thirty-sevenpoundseighty-sixperweek,that’saboutfiveforty-oneaday.Foradoubleroom,it’sfifty-twoseventy-eightperweek.Thiswillapplythroughoutthisacademicyear.

S:I’dliketostayintheself-cateringaccommodation.Howfaristhatfromtheresidencetotheuniversity?

R:Italldepends.Theresidencesat36ElmsRoadand110PalmRoadareaboutoneandahalfmilesfromtheuniversitymainsiteandtheFreeman’sCommonHouseatWilliamRoadarehalfamile.

S:WhendoIneedtoapply?

R:Areyouanundergraduateorapostgraduate?

S:Undergraduate.

R:Thenyoushouldapplyforitassoonaspossible,sinceplacesinuniversity-ownedaccommodationarelimitedandifyoudon’tapplybeforetheendofthemonth,youarenotlikelytogetaplace.

S:Couldyoupossiblytellmewhattodo,ifnovacancyisavailable?

R:Yes,youmayconsiderprivateaccommodation.TheuniversityrunsanAccommodationInformationOfficeanditsstaffwillhelpyou.

S:Whereistheoffice?

R:IntheStudents’UnionBuilding.

S:WhomcanIcontact?

R:Mr.Underwood.DavidUnderwood,themanageroftheaccommodationinformationoffice.

S:Thankyouverymuch.

R:Youarewelcome.

Exercise1:cd

Exercise2:1)private2)HallsofResidence3)Self-catering4)￡37.865)￡52.78

Dialogue1:1.you’removinginto…XiaoChen2.movedinto3.Aren’tyoulucky!…therewasnovacancy4.Whatapity!Youshouldhaveappliedearlier.5.Iguessso6.rentanapartmentnearschool7.moreconvenient8.that’strue…3029.Seeyou10.Seeyou

Dialogue2:1.youhaveaone-bedroomapartmenttorent2.MapleStreet…ashoppingcenterandasubwaystation3.Soundnice4.Fourth5.east..north…abeautifulpark6.comfortable7.8008.inadayortwo

PartC

TapescriptWhatCollegeProfessorsDo

Collegeprofessorsareoftenbelievedtoleadeasylivesofquietthinkingwhileteachingoneortwoclasseseveryweek.Butcollegeprofessorsdomuchmorethangotoclass.Theaverageprofessorspendsbetweensixandfifteenhoursintheclassroomweekly.Andthatsamecollegeprofessorworksfromsixtytoeightyhoursaweek.

Becausetheymustremaincurrentintheirfields,professorsspendpartofthattimereading,reading,reading.Thatleadstoadditionalhoursduringwhichtheyreviseandupdatetheirclasslecturenotes.Ittakesfarlongertopreparenotesthantodelivertheminclass.Professorsmayspendtimeconductingexperi