大学英语听力答案

science To get a good job

in high school reading writing

Dialogue 1 may I sit here Sure Nice day warm and sunny

computer

Dialogue 2 About four years Very much it’s very useful

Dialogue 3 Listening I find listening rather difficult

listen to this tape Perhaps I should

PART C

skills worry focus feel understood carefully

problems understand main details

PART D

1. No, but it is important to pronounce well enough to make ourselves understood

2. No. Because our class is usually very big

3. He listens to text recordings and reads the words and sentences aloud

Unit 2: Fun with Language

PART A

1. Closing

2. Opening

3. Closing

4.Opening

5.Opening

6. Opening

Listening Strategy a b b a b a b a b b

PART B

Text

1. b c a d

2. 1) age money people’s appearance

2) say that again? I didn’t catch it speak more slowly, please

3) really need to be going nice talking to you

Dialogue 1: do you have a minute What can I do for you several

I wonder if you could tell me how I could improve my oral English

every time I open my mouth I seem to make errors

be willing to make some errors at the beginning

I shouldn’t be afraid of making mistakes

try to speak English as much as I can

Dialogue 2: Cold this morning get even colder

won’t get as cold as terrific That guy who won the first prize speaks really fluent English. I do admire him Me, too

I have an appointment with the dean

PART C 略

PART D

Home Listening 1 d c c a d

Home Listening 2

1) what classes what the reading load they must write

organize their time

2) ask their teachers to slow down or speak clearly

3) full of idiomatic expressions

Unit 3: School Life

PART A likes doesn’t care for loves hates

not interested in prefers loves favorite is keen on prefers enjoys thinks a lot of last kind of

PART B

Text

1. c d

2. 1) Private 2) Halls of Residence 3) Self-catering 4) 37.86 pounds 5) 52.78 pounds

Dialogue 1

you’re moving into Xiao Chen moved into

Aren’t you lucky there was no vacancy What a pity You should have applied earlier I guess so

rent an apartment near school more convenient that’s true 302 See you See you

Dialogue 2

you have a one-bedroom apartment to rent Maple Street

a shopping center and a subway station Sounds nice Fourth east north a beautiful park comfortable 800

in a day or two

PART C

1. A busy life

2. Between six and fifteen hours

3. They must remain current in their fields

4. They will revise and update them

PART D T T F F F F T F T T

Unit 4: Going to a Party

PART A

1. Yeah By the way Who Don’t you think so Yes Quite well

2. Like what Yeah Hmm, let me think Well Come to think of it

Listening Strategy

92381 2608 1540 75 156 900 84,200 1,735 9:40 5:45

PART B

Text

1. c a d

2. 1) At Carol’s house on Saturday

2) He’s uncertain whether he can have a good time at the party or not

3) He’s not good at small talk

4) One should talk about something other people are interested in

5) By getting them to talk about themselves

Dialogue 1

My American friend weekend That’s great

never been to a party given by a foreigner I won’t know how to act

But it’s easier said than done

A bottle of wine or a small box of chocolates

his American friends What should say to them

Why don’t you get them to talk about themselves

Won’t it be a super chance for you to practice you conversation skills with native speakers of English I guess you’re right. Thanks

Dialogue 2

a beautiful song they are playing cool pop music

Oh, yeah rap It’s all right, but I’m not really crazy about it

Do you often go to those big concerts Sometimes

listening to CDs I can’t stand crowds of pushing people

I know what you mean

PART C F T F T F

PART D

Home Listening 1

directions north Ivy Street right Avenue

entrance south 14 mistake 15 corner Station

seven blocks right parkway a few minutes

Home Listening 2 d b

Unit 5: Telephoning

PART A

1. Call back David Johnson this afternoon

2. Call Bill Green at 415-389-1074 this evening. It’s important

3. Meet Judy outside the Art Museum at ten tomorrow morning

4. Don’t forget to go to Tom’s party this evening

Listening Strategy

1. 6247-2255

2. 5404-9982

3. 612-930-9608 PART B

Text

1. b a

2. James Johnson ABC Imports Richard Alexander

Star Electronics 909-555-2308 714-555-2000

Call Richard Alexander 6 p.m.

Dialogue 1

Frank Qian’s Frank Well

I’m afraid Mr. Qian’s not in the office at the moment

try his mobile give me the number 909-365-2781

That’s it

Dialogue 2

Can I help you I’d like to Mr. Paul Osman

I’m afraid Mr. Osman is at a meeting right now

Can I take a message Brain Gray The Bike Shop urgent Mr. Osman Mr. Gray my phone number

I’ll give your message to Mr. Osman as soon as possible

PART C

Computer sales representative

A degree in Computer Science

A computer programmer in trading company for three years

38839673

PART D b c d a b c

Unit 6: Shopping

PART A

1. He wants to know where he can buy a painting

2. He found out how much the dress cost as well as where he could buy it

3. She suggests that the man buy a tie for his cousin

Listening Strategy

$ 20.50 $ 50.95 $ 175.40 .80 $ 594

PART B

Text

1. 1) In a department store

2) There were four people speaking in the conversation. They were the receptionist, the salesperson, Ann and Mark.

3) To buy a dress for Ann

2. a d b d c

Dialogue 1

Can I help you, ladies Yes, please backpack

sporting goods 5th all the way in the back Betty backpacks Goodness What do you want

big enough for weekend travel home use

I have a large travel one already, so I basically want a book bag

smaller ones cheerful-red

And I want waterproof, so my books stay dry

That’s a really good idea

If we’re going traveling, we can’t spend too much

Dialogue 2

Oh, let’s just go in the store a minute OK, but just a snack

some milk bread milk How about a soda

Coca Cola makes you fat Milk yoghurt those butter cookies Alright some fruit some juice this bread fresh bread at the bus stop the juice Thanks

PART C

1. some defective goods

2. was absent had mistaken his shop for a second hand goods store was careless

3. the mistake exchange the ladies’purchases half the price

PART D

Home Listening 1

Summer, 1930 Michael Separate Self-service Discount marketing V olume 6 million 17 Family

Long Island 47

Home Listening 2

1. communication transportation space technology

2. moral atmosphere

3. the moral the practical applications

Unit 7: A Job Interview

PART A

I. O O F F O F O O F O O F

Ⅱ. 1. me a at your

2. a in the and a in a

3. may be with your by the of the but you may be

with them the

4. it’s to to and be at the

5. an is the

6. To to in a and a to

7. A or a from the has than the of

8. who in should

9. and a than for by the

10. A is by his

PART B

Text

1. a b

2. A university junior

B average

A lifeguard for two summers

In an apartment

Hard working and reliable

Seldom absent from work and always on time

Pay the rent of the apartment

A clerk in the mailroom

2 to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday

Minimum

Dialogue 1

Hi, Mary Ted Have you ever been to one Oh, really

does he think he dressed too casually qualifications are

first impressions what you wear Maybe he’s right

point out what I can do well, even if it’s on my resume. What do you say

I wish you luck Thank you. Now I don’t feel quite nervous

Dialogue 2

Good morning, Miss. Wang Mr. Zhang Please sit down

It’s nice to meet you, Mr. Zhang business

both for money and experience for an office clerk this summer That would be wonderful Windows, Power Point, and Excel

that’s very good. You’ll need some training in our methods, though That will be very helpful for my future

PART C 略

PART D

From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. one hour ,000 Ten days off

fifteen days off One day per month health

a retirement program a savings plan

Unit 8: Employment

PART A

I. 1. Because he dialed the wrong number

2. Because she was late for work. She overslept

3. Because he didn’t notify her earlier about quitting

4. Because he couldn’t hire the woman

Ⅱ 1. 1922 1957

2. 1963 1984 1998

3. 1785 1850 1839

4. 1867 1903 1911 1934

PART B

Text

1. c b c

2. 1) He was clumsy and spoiled everything he did

2) In a warehouse

3) He unpacked the goods newly arrived from the factory and put them in assigned places

4) Fred broke a large vase

5) 0

6) To deduct part of Fred’s weekly wages until the vase was paid for

7) As it would take a long time to deduct 0 from his wages, he could keep the job while he was paying for the vase

Dialogue 1

on eh bulletin board Sunflower Restaurant in the Foreign Students Building wants to hire two part-time waitresses Every evening

5:30 to 7:30 6 to 10 p.m. Saturdays 10 yuan

free supper seven-thirty is not too late all day on Sundays

sharing an apartment with two other girls

one of those Jeans port bags Students’Center

Why don’t we go and find out straight away

Dialogue 2

Save the Earth Environment Protection

environment science, geography, chemistry,…

prepare a lot of material for the coming Earth Day. That’s next Sunday

available during the weekends and Friday afternoons

It’s Friday today. Can you start right now? I can’t wait to start

PART C d c d b b

PARTD

1. laid off layoffs surprise were laid off find new jobs

successful aren’t many jobs available want ads job openings

skills and training Neither computers vocational training

prefer not to take on the weekends hate very far to work

Despite on life

2. 1) in space established space cities in English “online”by computers and video phones

2) decreasing smaller, high-tech communities

environmental and transportation problems solved

a lot healthier

Unit 9: Going on Vacation

PART A

I. 1. Oct. 20th Three nights One double room

130 dollars including breakfast

2. 8:00 tomorrow morning Pudong Airport

Room 804, Park Hotel

Ⅱ1. March 21st 2. May 2nd 3. 25 days 4. June 9th

PATR B

Text

1. d bdefg

2. c d b b

Dialogue 1

Huangshan Mountains expensive

Not very, but not cheap, either, around 600 yuan

I enjoy climbing mountains

Besides, you’ll be fascinated by the beautiful scenery there

what should I wear

Bring warm clothes. It gets chilly in the mountains, especially in the evening A camera, if you have one. Don’t you want to take pictures of the mountains I want to take lots

Dialogue 2

Xiao Jin Hainan Island My cousin He’d been longing to go there for months, and he persuaded me to go with him

the island is warm all year round It’s so cold here this time of year, while there the temperature stays in the mil-twenties

the beaches incredible Fine white sand, blue sky and clear water

PART C

1. they’ll have two leisurely weeks on the beach

2. expensive a train a bus

3. share the expenses cost too much

4. have enough time the new semester

5. good food casual clothes their home

PART D

1. There are two different types of holidaymakers, who differ in their aims of travel, places to visit, interest in local specialties, and the things they do

2. have a good time acquire knowledge

Seaside resorts Foreign countries

suntan oil camera video camera

English food local food

Unit 10: Places of Interest

PART A

I. 1. 1) big exciting crowded

2) expensive

3) lovely historic

2. pretty lovely Fascinating Large not too expensive

Ⅱdid you put you don’t you think next year

want your phone number glad you like your stay

Without your help what you

PART B

Text

1. af dg

2. Mountain Maryland safe office the president living areas his family and guests swimming play golf 1942 grandson 1953 official resort 1945 presidents meetings and talks World War Two 1959

July

Dialogue 1

Good morning New York the State of Liberty

You can take a boat trip there Good idea I’d like to see that Empire State Building its 86th floor observatory

that sounds interesting Times Square

There are many good theaters and clubs on Broadway

American music and dancing Great Central Park

New York Fifth Avenue

Dialogue 2

to London I had a great time

Churches, museums, gardens and the royal palace Wonderful

the changing of the guards Sure outside Buckingham Palace It was a magnificent sight

St. Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben and the House of Parliament

London its fine stores Of course Oxford Street

Lucky girl theaters and concerts I saw some really good plays

PART C T F F T F

PART D

Home Listening 1

age population over 2,000 less than 200 2,500,000

700,000 similarities striking political centers president France Likewise White House similar monuments located Pairs sites magnificent historical museums tree-lined avenues tourism millions visit attractions Home Listening 2 a c d

Unit 11: Animals

PART A

I. Why don’t you buy him a dog?

How about a rabbit?

Have you thought about buying him a bird?

you can buy him some fish Shall we go right now

Ⅱ1. Once a week 2. Twice a week 3. Once a month

4. Every other day

5. Four nights a week

6. Never

PART B

Text

1. b c

2. f f f t f t

Dialogue 1

It must be very difficult for dogs to live in cities Why’s that

That’s true a lot of excitement All the people in the streets,

and the other pets, and all the interesting smells, especially from restaurants…You’re making me hungry…Yeah, but I think

Yes, exactly I’ve heard Some people do use dogs walkers, yes.

It must be quite a sight

Dialogue 2

watching tropical fish swimming in a tank make you feel so relaxed

that’s true—the gentle movements, the lovely colors

especially dogs—give such unselfish love So it’s surprise

terrific companions to humans Sure can limit your freedom

Quite true. You don’t want to go out and leave your pet alone at home

Certainly not. I guess

PART C a b d c d

PART D a c d b c

Unit 12: Money Matters

PART A

I. c d

Ⅱ. 1. there are more and more ways of

2. interested in

3. An average day costs a dog owner

4. but only for a few weeks at a time

5. talk is easy, isn’t it

6. fill in a form

7. When I card in ate it

PART B

Text

1. b c d

2. 1) A customer’s credit card got stuck in an ATM machine

2) a wrong code number three times

3) go to the counter fill in a form with his account number and the date get the customer a new card

4) In about a week

Dialogue 1

It’s quicker forgotten my number

Just general living expenses for the next month

Fortunately it’s not so crowded

Yeah. There’s usually a lot of people queuing

over on that desk by the wall Oh, yes. I’ll just get one Good afternoon May I help you Good afternoon

500 yuan One moment please You too

Dialogue 2

Hello, Xiao Wang I hear

working two nights at a city restaurant Not too bad

the news agent’s That’s good Go ahead It depends What do you do with the money you earn

books The one by the school

Not bad. Very friendly, but a bit slow at times

PART C F F T T F

PART D

Home Listening 1

1. New York Stock Exchange

2. second largest stock market computerized world’s largest growing

3. 1971

4. trading stocks listed other exchanges

5. 4,800

6. main measurements strength

7. market value all stocks that trade

8. a system of points dollars final at the end of each trading day

9. share prices thirty leading companies

10. established industrial companies new high-technology Internet

Home Listening 2 c d c c

Unit 13: Dreams and Ambitions

PART A

I. 1. He went for a visit to his hometown

2. He went for an autumn walk in the hills

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