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研究生英語聽說教程

UnitOneObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletoguessaboutdifferentoccupationswithsomecluesdiscussplansforaweekendmakearrangementsforfriendsdescribeweekendactivitiespeopleliketotaketalkaboutpeople’shobbiesSectionATask1airhostessteacherdentistshopassistanttouristguidesalesman

DiscJockeytrafficwardenwaitertaxidriverTask2airways,flighthomework openupwide,filling,chippedlargersize,fit,stock building,designedbuys,products record,radioyellowline,

no-parking9.menu,chef10.Road,park

SectionBPlansforWeekend

Task3

PatJillMarySamTedJaneSectionC

DiscussingPlansfor

theWeekendTask4BCBCAB

SectionDMakingArrangements

Task52431Task6

1.bring:records meet:busstop2.bring:sandwiches,fishingrod&drinksmeet:attheriver3.bring:whitewine meet:atPat’shouse4.bring:dessert-chocolatecake&drinksmeet:infrontofhishouse

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.D2.C3.A4.B5.D6.C7.B8.A9.C10.CUnitTwoObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletoguessaboutvarioussituationsandspeakerswithsomecluesknowhowtolookforaflatunderstandthehouserulesasatenantknowhowtocheckapartmentsforrentinnewspaperstalkaboutcitylifeandcountrylifeSectionA Task1footballmatchlawcourt church quizshowairportweatherforecastcarshowroomdrivinglessonschooltourof(London)Task21.footballcommentator2.judge/magistrate3.vicar/priest/minister4.T.V.presenter5.announcer6.forecaster7.carsalesman8.drivinginstructor9.headmaster/principal10.tourguide

SectionBLookingforaflat

Task3Aboutaflat. Joeisgoingtorentaflat.Theyarefriendsorclassmates.Sheisalandlady.Task434NewStreetinKanden£75includinggasandelectricityonebedroomflat,centralheating,smallkitchen,bathroom,washingmachineMrs.Green4o’clockthisafternoonTask5LandlordandtenantThemanistalkingaboutthehouserules.Shehasagreed.

Task61.Don’tallowacattogoupstairs.2.Nosmokinginabedroom3.Don’tstickpictureswithsellotapeonthewall.4.Closethewindowwhenyougoout.5.Don’tputthekettleonthechestofdrawers.

Task7ThomasStreetUniversityAvenueTaftRoad MetcalfStreetTask8MetcalfStreetUniversityAvenueThomasStreetTaftRoad

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.C4.B5.B6.C7.B8.C9.B10.DUnitThreeObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletoknowhowtogetspecificinformationdescribedifferentpeopletakeaphotobyyourselfaccordingtoinstructionsunderstandtheserviceprovidedbyanexpresscompanytalkaboutthemailsysteminChina

SectionA

ListeningforSpecificInformationTask1Weight;13PoundsAcar;650Acash-card;8976Afax;593381;Code-440865Abankaccount;60917718Task16.Aforeign-exchangecounter;410,000pesos(Exchangerate;4,100:1)7.Weather;83F8.Waterloo;1815

Task2Onadietanddoingakeep-fitclass.Rusty,expensive. Yes.He’llcontacthimandtalkabout

thenewcontract.Probablyinabank. Foraholiday.BecauseDaveandJanearethere.Quiz.

Task31.Sex:femaleAge:about35Height:about

averageHair:longblackOthers:glasses,

yellowflower2.Sex:maleanoldermanaboutseventyHeight:Rathershort,5feetor5feet2inchesHair:Grey,largemustacheOthers:whiteflowerinjacket3.Sex:femaleAge:quiteyoung,about30Height:reallytallHair:blondOthers:carryingredflowers4.Sex:maleAge:about45Height:verytallHair:verylong,darkOthers:noflower;wearingaT-shirtsaying”BruceSpringsIstheBoss”.Task4a4b5c2d6e3f1Task55–4–2–3-1-6flash,coin,stool,dialtofourphotos,background,photosTask61.Prepaidexpressbagservicemajorcities$10 Buyabaginadvance.Callforaquickpickup2.SamedayserviceWithinthecity,$8 Theywillgotoyou.3.Expressroadservice

Anytown

Dependson

Forlargerpackages

DistanceandweightForfurtherdetailscall:Tel:33445656Askforthesalesdepartment

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.B2.D3.B4.B5.B6.A7.B8.D9.C10.CUnitFourObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletoknowhowtolookforajobtalkaboutyourlikesanddislikesaboutdifferentjobstalkaboutyourdreamjobtalkaboutjob-relatedskillsconductajobinterviewSectionA/Task1Garden Vending-machineMicrowaveovenComputer/Word-processor/VideoGameClothes Hifi/MusicsystemArt ConcertTennis HolidaysTask21.lawn,flowerbeds,fence2.button,coldwater,hotchocolate3.food,becookedinnotime,electricity4.switch,disc,program5.fit,tight,shrink,suit6.compact,speaker,cassette-player7.modern,abstract,colorsandforms8.singer,guitars,drum,records9.player,backhand,score10.tan,beach,hotel,campingTask3A.4B.3 C.1 D.2Task4part-time,SaturdayandSunday,

eighthoursaday2.full-time,TuesdaythroughSunday,

from5toabout12.Payis3.35an

hour.3.workingnights;fiveorsixdaysaweek4.aweekendjob;threeeveningsaweek;

hoursarefivetomidnightTask5Lizanewjob 2.Tomsamejob3.Briannewjob4.Kaynewjob 5.JanicenewjobTask6

A1EmploymentAgency1.FullName:JessicaRichardsAddress:33LandseerRoad,Newtown3.Dateofbirth:March19th,19804.Education:Secondary5.Examinationspassed:English,Chemistry,Maths,French,Physics,Biology6.Interests(hobbies&sports):playingthepiano,inajazzband,water-skiing7.Experience?Previousposts:labassistant8.Postorpositionrequired:labassistant9.Anyspecialrequests:no

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.B4.C5.D6.C7.A8.C9.A10.BUnitFiveObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletoguessabouttheintentionofthespeakerdescribethingsyouwanttobuyknowhowtomakeacomplainttalkaboutyourshoppinghabittalkaboutdifferentwaysofpaymentSectionA/Task1apairoftrousers areturnticketanewspaperandmints/sweets balletortheatretickets5.drinks 6.ticketsforacoachtrip7.ahaircut 8.soupandfish9.agameofsquash 10.throatmedicineTask2inaclothes-shop atthestation3.atanewsagent’s 4.atabox–office5.atapub 6.inatouristoffice/travelagency7.atahairdresser’s/barber’s 8.inarestaurant9.atasportsclub 10.atachemist’s/pharmacyTask3goldpen$135bracelet$545ring$1,259 watch$23.75 calculator$7.85Task4watchringpenbraceletTheyaretooexpensiveforher.Task5PersonalcheckCreditcardPersonalcheckCashTraveler’scheckTask6Equipment:electricfanNo.BE42703—02 Size:mediumColor:blue Madein/date1985Fault:Itdoesn’twork.Purchaser:AndrewEmmettAddress:5RainbowTerraceWestOldFieldSurreyPhoneNo.77480

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.B2.C3.B4.D5.D6.D7.C8.C9.C10.CUnitSixObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletotalkaboutyourlifeoncampustalkaboutyourregularscheduletalkaboutyourstudyproblemsuseadverbsoffrequencytodescribeyourroutinelifetalkaboutdifferentlearningstyles

PartIListeningPracticeSectionA/Task11.B 2.B 3.C 4.B 5.C6.A 7.B 8.B 9.C 10.ATask21.C 2.F 3.H 4.B 5.E6.G 7.J 8.D 9.A 10.ITask3AABATask5Iworkedhardandonlybombedtwotests.Ievenacedaphysicstest.Ididn’tsuckuptomyteachersandnoneofmyteacherswereeasygraders.Itookthreekillercoursesandnoneofmyteachersgradedonacurve.Ipulledall-nightersanddidmegahomeworkassignments.Youjustdon’tlikemebecauseI’mnotadatabrainandIrefusetobeabrown-nose.Task6c_acethetest h_bombthetest g_suckup e_easygrader a_killercourse d_grade(mark)onacurve i_pullall-nighters b_megahomework f_databrain g_brown-nose Task7Whatwasatypicalstudentlikeinthepast?18-22yearsold,for4yrsattendedclassesfulltimestudiedinthelibrarylivedoncampussharedadormschoolbeingcentreoflifeWhatisatypicalstudentlikenow?older,mayhavechildrenbothfullandparttimemultigenerationalmulticulturalkeeplearningschoolbeingnotcentreoflifeHowwillpeoplestudyinthefuture?studywhentheyneedtostudyatworkstudyoverinternetstudythroughdistancelearning

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.D2.B3.A4.C5.C6.B7.D8.B9.D10.CBUnitSevenObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletolistenforthegistandthedetailsintelephoneconversationstakedowntelephonenumbersunderstandcommonlyusedtelephonetermsknowhowtotaketelephonemessagesimproveyourtelephoneskillsinreal-lifesituationsTask1TelephoneNumbers(1) 342-6070 305(2) 911-1144 216(3) 623-4030 313(4) 505-6653 504(5) 610-1214 617(6) 632-1010 202(7) 211-4579 212(8) 397-4231 602(9) 974-0012 215(10) 864-3079 206Task2313202305 342-6070student’snumberTask310, 9, 1, 4, 6,2, 7, 8, 5, 3Task4Thenumberyouhavedialedhasbeentemporarilydisconnectedandisno

longerinservice.2.Youcandialthatdirect.3.Pleasehavehercallmebackat

654-9234.4.IhaveacollectcallfromSue.Willyou

acceptthecharges?5.Sheisn’thererightnow.CanItakea

message?6.Whatnumberdidyoudial? 7.Thisnumberisunlisted.8.I’llconnectyourcall.Pleasehold.9.Thisisarecording.10.ThereisnooneherebythatnameTask5Call1Mr.EdwardsJohnBirdEdwardstocallBirdbackCall2JohnBirdPeteEdwards installationproblems techniciantogoroundintheafternoonCall3SusanPhillipsGeraldSmith tofixameeting meetingarranged10:00nextFridayTask7/Task8MeetStaceyatschoolat4:30.StaceyhastoldOthers.BringvolleyballandStacey’smoney.DinnerwithTimonThursday.Willmeetat7:00insteadof6:30.Willpickyouuphere.DrWhite.Dentalcheck-up.Thursday,2pm.Callifnotconvenient.Dianecalled.RuthLeeneedsaridetomorrow.Canyoutakeher?Callher547—6892CarreadynextTuesday.Carneededalotofwork.Replacedbattery,butstillworkingonstarter.Willcostaround$350.Youneednewsnowtires.

PartIIIListeningComprehensionTestTask1sothattheircustomersmaycallthemlongdistancefreeofcharge.dial0,andasktheoperatorforthe800-numberoperatorwhocanhelpyou.sellproductsandservicescharginghighratesorencouragingunauthorizedcallerstocall.askyourlocalphonecompanytoblockaccessto900numbersfromyourphone.Task2cellphoneetiquetteInappropriateuseofthecellphoneiswidespread.tenfeetBecausethecellphonecanbedistractingordisruptivetoothers.Itmayinterferewiththesignalsorothersensitiveequipment.UnitEightObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletoreadandunderstandamapthroughlisteningtoinstructionsusekeywordstotakenoteslistenformainideasandsupportingdetailstalkaboutvacationsandtravelingdescribescenicspotsandplacesofinterestTask1Task2pinkChildrencanpettherabbits,sheep,andotheranimalsItemsfrommanypartsoftheworldOverseventyAfricanlionsItisbotheducationalandinteresting.bats,owlsandotheranimalsTask3Youmustn’tgetofftheland-roverwithoutpermission.Youmustallstayclosetotheguide.Youallhavetosigntheseinsurancedeclarations.Youmustn’tdisturbtheanimals.Task4land-rover,couldbeattackedthereservedareacompanyregulation,signnature,reserve,wild,tame,zoos,asquietaspossible,disturb50miles,80insectrepellent,drinkingwater,apackedlunch,35mmfilmTask5Thecathedralwasbuiltin1241.ItwasdesignedbyHugoDerash,aFrench,soit’sinNormanstyle.Youcanseepartofthewall,asmallstatuebesideafountain.It’sinthemarketplaceandaregularTuesdaymarketisheld.ThereisaflowermarketeverytwoweeksonSaturdaysinSummer.ThewornstatuerepresentsVenus,andthewatercomesfromthespringsinthehillsandisveryclear.Task61241,Great,WallsFrance,brotherNorman,appearance,detailsstatue,modernmarketplaceTuesdayflower,Saturday,twoworn,Venus,goddessoflovespringsinthehillscrystalTask7urbanholiday,gocampingStanleyPark,aquarium,up,museums,galleriesride,ferry,out,deckseasoned,magazinesTask8It’scoldandmiserable.busyPeoplesayitisanelegantcitywithalotofBritishinfluence.Apinwithatinytotempoleonit.Task11PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.C3.C4.C5.C6.DListeningTestOneSectionA1.C2.A3.D4.C5.B6.B7.C8.D9.ASectionB10.A11.C12.D13.C14.D15.BSectionC16.marriagebycapture;marriagebycontractorpurchase;marriagebasedonmutuallove.17.Itsymbolizestheperiodwhenthebridegroomhideshiscapturedbrideuntilherkinsmengrewtiredofsearchingforher.18.The“wed”wasthemoney,horses,orcattlewhichthegroomgaveassecurityandasapledgetoprovehispurchaseofthebridefromherfather.19.Bluewasthecolorofpurity,loveandfidelity.20.Bridesmaidsremindusofthedayswhentherehadtobetenwitnessesatthesolemnmarriageceremony.ListeningTestTwoSectionA1.B2.B3.D4.C5.A6.D7.C8.B9.ASectionB10.C11.B12.D13.C14.B15.BSectionC16.Primitive17.Measureprogressofstudents,showwhat

theyarelacking18.Selectionandpromotion19.Testresultslackvalidityandreliability;

Teacherandstudentsworkforhighmarks

insteadoflearning.20.SomeAsianstudentswithveryhighTOEFLmarks

turnouttobepoorintheircommunicationskills

intheU.SUnitNineObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletodescribehowtomanagestressandkeephealthcatchthekeywordsofthetalkstakenoteseffectivelywhilelisteningwritedownanswerstosomesimplequestionsafterlisteningdiscusslifeexperiencewithapartnerSectionA/Task1Speaker1.Ican’tsleep.Speaker2.Ikeepeating.Speaker3.Ismokemoreanddrinkmore.Speaker4.Ican’teat.Task21.Fatigue2.Listlessness3.Sleepingproblems4.Lossofappetite5.Stomachdisorder6.HeartpalpitationsTask3parents,myself,academically,trackrecordquarter,beginning,end,middle,screwup,messedup,wellorderedeleventh,ten-week,readingperiod,reviewintenselycumulative,incorporateTask4quiet,distracted,around,music,environment,C’slibrary,morninghoursdesk,books,inspires,straight,stayawake,comfortableatnight,concentrateTask5Recognizethatwecan’tavoidstressandweshouldwelcomeit.Haveathankfulattitude.Becauseathankfulattitudehelpsmaintainthehormonalsysteminaproperstateofbalance.Task6tobecomeawareofpotentiallystressfulsituationsandavoidthemtoreduceworkloadandorganizeourworkinabetterwaytogetproperrestandexercisetofindabalancebetweenworkandplayTask7(1)Visualizationormeditation;(2)Havingamorepositiveoutlookor

mentallyplanningdailyactivities2.Takingpartinasportcalledcrewto

achievephysicalandmentalbalance.3.Dr.NormanCousinslaughedhimself

backtohealth.Task81.T2.T3.F4.F5.F6.F7.TPartIII

ListeningComprehensionTest1.C2.B3.D4.A5.B6.B7.A8.A9.D10.CHowpeoplesaytheywouldspendtheirstressfultimesUnitTenObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletodescribepeopledescribeeventsintimesequencetakedownfactsandopinionswhilelisteningwritedownanswerstosomesimplequestionsafterlisteningdiscusswithapartneraboutrolemodelsintheirlifeSectionATuYouyou

Task11.eradicating2.infectious3.herbal4.extracts,recipes5.catalogTask21.Artemisinin2.Becauseithassavedmillionsoflivesacrosstheglobe.3.LaskerAward4.NobelPrizeinMedicine5.China’sHighestScience&TechnologyAward

Task3MoYanDateofbirth:February17th1955Placeofbirth:GaomiCounty,Shandong,CHNFamilybackground:Farmer1966:Hedroppedoutofschoolandworkedasafarmer1976:HejoinedthePeople'sLiberationArmy1981:HisfirstshortstoryFallingRainonaSpringNightwaspublished.1984:HewasadmittedtothePeople'sLiberationArmyArtsCollegeandstudiedliterature.1985:HisfirstnovellaATransparentRadish

waspublished.1986:HisfirstnovelRedSorghumClanwasreleased.1991:Heobtainedamaster'sdegreeinLiteraturefromBeijingNormalUniversity2012:HewasawardedtheNobelPrizeinLiteratureTask41.access2.recognized,adapted3.advocates4.hallucinatory,folktales,recipient5.carriedoff,obliteratedTask5LiuQiangdong1.coalshipping2.Becausehisgrandmotherwasilliterate.3.sociology4.duetohisineffectivemanagement5.CDsandCDburners6.outbreakofSARS7.15%8.tosupportanddevelopeducational

programsinhisalmamater.Task61974:borninthecountrysideofSuQian,JiangsuprovinceofChina1992:admittedtoRenminUniversityofChina1996:graduatedwithabachelor'sdegreein

sociology1998:startedhisowncompanynamedJing

DongMulti-media2003:businesstookadownturnduetooutbreakofSarsTask62004:launchedhisfirstonlineretail

website,andfoundedJD.com2005:closedoffallbrick-and-mortarstores2014:JD.combecameanenlistedcompanyonNASDAQ2017:madeadonationof300million

yuantoRenminUniversityofChina

Task7DonaldTrump1.b2.e3.g4.f5.a6.d7.cTask8realestate,paternalrenovated,towers,casinos,golflicensed,brandingpageants$3.5,544thinauguration,45tholdest,wealthiest,prior,popularvotepopulist,protectionist,nationalist

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTestTalk11.A2.C3.A

Talk24.C5.A6.AUnitElevenObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletodescribetrafficsituationsinBeijingandyourhometowndiscussproblemscausedbytraffictalkabouteffectivemeasurestotackletrafficproblemstalkaboutadvantagesanddisadvantagesofowningacaridentifytrafficsigns

SectionARoadNetworkinBeijing

Task1BadalingExpressway,whichisfromMadiantoBadalingandYanqingcounty.JingchengExpressway,whichconnectsBeijingtoChengdeinHebeiprovince.AirportExpresswaystartsfromSanyuanqiaoandendsatBeijingCapitalInternationalAirport.JingtongExpresswaystartsfromDawangBridgeandextendstoTongzhouDistrict.JinghaExpresswaystartsfromBeiguanRoundaboutandfinishesinYanjiaoofHebeiprovince.JingshenExpresswayrunsfromSifangBridgetoShenyang.JinghuExpresswayrunsfromBeijingtoShanghai.JingkaiExpresswayconnectsYuquanyingtoYufa.AndJingshiExpresswayrunsfromLiuliqiaotoShijiazhuang.Task2ChinaNationalHighway101,fromDongzhimentoChengdetoShenyangChinaNationalHighway102,fromChaoyangmentoHarbinChinaNationalHighway103,fromFenzhongsitoTianjintoTangguChinaNationalHighway104,fromYongdingmentoFuzhouChinaNationalHighway105,fromYongdingmentoZhuhaitoMacauChinaNationalHighway106,fromYuquanyingtoGuangzhouChinaNationalHighway107,fromGuang'anmentoShenzhenChinaNationalHighway108,fromFuxingmentoKunmingChinaNationalHighway109,fromFuchengmentoLhasaChinaNationalHighway110,fromDeshengmentoYinchuanAndfinally,ChinaNationalHighway111,fromDongzhimentoHeilongjiangprovince.Task3prohibitorysignscenicandculturalsignwarningsignguidesignroadworksignsupplementarysigndirectionsignTask4

TypesofSignShapeBackgroundColorSymbolColorBorderColor1WarningTriangleYellowBlackBlack2ProhibitoryCircularWhiteBlackRed3GuideCircular/rectangle/squareBlueWhiteWhite4DirectionRectangleBlueWhite/blackWhite/black5Scenic&CulturalSquareRedbrownWhiteWhite6RoadworkRectangleBlueWhite/yellow///7SupplementaryRectangleWhiteBlackBlackTask540thousand80milligramsofalcoholper100millilitersofblood/inMay2011criminaloffenceatleast5years35percentTask61.rooted,friendship,respect2.casualties,damages3.minor,detained,risked4.files,impact,fired,revoked,bannedTask71.F 2.F 3.T 4.F 5.F6.F 7.T 8.F 9.F 10.TTask8combatgraceferry,tunnel,crossingsRoadsidepenalised,warning,triangle,fluorescentmoneyabsorbed,misleadingrandom

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTestPassage11.C 2.D 3.CPassage24.C 5.D 6.CUnitTwelveObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletouseecology-relatedvocabularyidentifycontrastingviewpointsdiscussenvironmentalproblemsinyourhomecountrytalkaboutadvantagesanddisadvantagesoftechnologiesworkwithotherstudentstothinkofsolutionstoenvironmentalproblemsSectionAHelpingtheEnvironment

Task1Person1:smogPerson2:plasticPerson3:CFCsPerson4:carbondioxide/WatershortagePerson5:toxicchemicalsPerson6:deforestationTask2Person1:rideabikePerson2:useclothbagswhenshoppingPerson3:useacarwithoutanairconditionerPerson4:planttreesanduseaslittlewateraspossiblePerson5:avoidusingchemicalcleanersPerson6:stopeatingbeefTask31.Planttrees.2.Learnmoreabouttheenvironment.3.Reduce,reuseandrecyclealldaylong.4.Singorlistento"Earth"songs.5.Teachothersabouttheenvironment.6.Weargreenorbrown.7.CookaspecialEarthDaymeal.8.Rideyourbike.Task4EarthDayisadayofeventsandobservancesintendedtoinspireawarenessofandappreciationfortheEarth’senvironment.FoundedbyUnitedStatesSenatorGaylordNelson,thisEarthDayisnowobservedonApril

22eachyearbymorethan500

millionpeopleandseveralnationalgovernmentsin175countries.EverydayisEarthDay.AnythingtohelpourenvironmentisaperfectthingtodoonEarthDayandeveryday.Don’trestrictyourselftojustonedayayear;learnabouthowyoucanmake

a

differencetoenvironmentalprotectionallthetime.Andputitintopractice–everyday!Task5/Task6AdvantagesDisadvantagesCropscouldbemaderesistanttoplant-killingchemicals.Therecouldbenewtoxinsinfoods.Cropscouldbemaderesistanttobacteria,viruses,andinsects.Diseasescouldspreadacrossdifferentspeciesofplants.Morenutritiousfoodcouldbedeveloped.Theecologicalbalancecouldbedisturbed.

Plantscouldgrowoutofcontrol.

Task7Issuebeingdiscussed:

Thepositiveadvancesintechnology

vs.thedamageitdoestoenvironment.2.Mainpointsofeachspeaker:Stevens:Moderninnovationsintechnologycauseirreversibledamagetoenvironment.Technologicaladvancescan’tkeepupwithnegativeimpact.Grant:Technologycanreverseenvironmentaldamage.Overpopulationcanbelimitedbybirthcontrol.Pollutioncutdownbyeffectivemeansofmasstransit.Task8StevensthinksthattechnologicalinnovationcannotsolvetheproblemsofenvironmentaldamagecausedbytechnologyitselfwhileGrantthinksthatdespitethedamagecausedbytechnologytherearemanypositiveimplicationsoftechnologicalinnovationforenvironmentalimprovement.

PartIII

ListeningComprehensionTestTalk11.reduce,reuse,recycle2.toreduceimpulsebuying3.Theylastlongsotheysaveyoumoneyandtheenvironmentinthelongrun.4.Recyclingmeanscollecting,processing,marketing,andultimatelyreusingmaterialsthatwereoncediscarded.5.glass,aluminum,steel,paperandcardboard,plasticsTalk26.85%and70%7.50%8.asystemofmegaparks(largenationalparks)9.toprotecttheforestsandhelptheenvironment10.Peopleusedtoeatitseggs.Nowtheyworkinthetouristindustry,includingactingasguidestotaketouriststoseetheturtles.UnitThirteenObjectivesAftercompletingthisunit,youshouldbeabletodevelopyourlisteningskillsinthecontextofcomputertechnologyidentifydifferenttypesofportablecomputersaccordingtothedetaileddescriptionillustratetheuseofcomputerineducationtalkaboutcomputersecurityextendyourideasoncomputertechnologybypresentingyourpointsofviewthroughopen-endeddiscussionsSectionAPersonalComputing

Task1Interview1JohnSteelComputerConsultantIBMPCknowsthemwellexchangesinformationwithotherusersalotofsoftwareavailableInterview2

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