新視野大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程第二冊(cè)1-6單元答案

新視野大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程第二冊(cè)Unit21.A2.D 3.B 4.C5.BIII.ListeningInl.D2.C 3.D 4.A 5.BTask3:MovieReviews1.Helikestoseemoviesandcommentonthem.2.Four.3.Three.4.One.MoviesContentsandCharacteristicsMonsoonWeddingItisaboutanIndianwedding.Preparationsforitrevealloveandapastrape.ThemovieshowsIndiancustoms,familyandlove.Adaptation Itistoofastforthespeaker,whowantstoseeitagainonDVDwithcaptions.ThePianistItisaboutaJewishpianistinWarsaw.TheNazissenthisfamilytotheconcentrationcamps.Hewassafe,andthisnarrowescapewasduetogoodluckandthekindnessofafewnon-Jews.Rabbit-ProofFenceItisaboutthreenativegirls.Racistpoliceseparatethemfromtheirfamiliesandsendthemtospecialcenters.Theretheyaretaughtpracticalskills.ThegovernmentintendstointegratethemintowhiteAustraliansociety.Theyranawayfromthecampandwalked1,500milestofindtheirmothers.SpeakingOutModel1Willyoucomewithme?John:Laura,Iamwonderingifyou'refreetomorrownight.Laura:Well,IguessIam.Why?John:I'vegottwoStarWarspremieretickets.Willyoucomewithme?Laura:Yeah,definitely!Thanksforinvitingme!John:It'smypleasure.Laura:IreallywantedtoseeStarWarsontheopeningnight,buttheticketsweresoldout.Howdidyoumanagetogetholdofthem?John:Afriendofmineworksatthe“Pepsi”headquarters,whichisamajorsponsorofthemovie.Sohewasabletogettheticketsforfree.Laura:Wow,peoplearepayingasmuchas$200eachontheblackmarket.I'mflatteredyouwentthroughallthistroublejustfbrme.John:You'rewelcome.Model3Theplotisfirst-class.John:It'skindofcoolthattheystillusedthesameStarWarsthemesongforthismovie.Laura:Yeah!ItjustremindsmeofthepreviousStarWarsscenes.John:Iknowexactlywhatyoumean!Hearingthatsongmakesmethinkofthepast.Laura:Ithinktheplotwasfirst-class.ButIdon'tthinkthecharacterdevelopmentwasthatstrong.John:Doyouthinkthathasanythingtodowiththecastingofthemovie?Laura:No,thecastingwasgreat;theactorsareexcellent,butIthinktheactingwasalittleweak.Theyjustdidn'thavealotoffunnyormeaningfullines.John:Well,maybe,butIlikedthelittlekidthatplayed"Skywalker".Ican'timagineanyoneelseplayingthatpart.Laura:Yeah,Ilikedhimtoo.He'ssoooocute!Let'sTaiki.A2.C 3.DFurtheringListeningandSpeakingListeningTask1:OnlyOneLinePeterhasalwayswantedtobeanactor,butneversucceededbecausehehadahardtimememorizinglines.Afriendofhistoldhimaboutasmallpartinaplay.HepromisedPeterthathecoulddoitbecausehe'sonlyhavetorememberoneline.Peterdecidedtotakethepart.Hisonlylinewas,“Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!”P(pán)eterpracticedandpracticed,"Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!"OntheopeningnightoftheplayPeterwasverynervous.Backstage,hepracticedhisline,overandoveragain,"Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!Listen,Ihearthegunsroar!"Finallycamehisturn,Peterwentontostage.HeheardaloudBOOMandcriedoutinspiteofhimself,"WHATTHEHELLWASTHAT?'1.memorizinglines2.rememberoneline3.Ihearthegunsroar4.aloudboom5.hislineTask2:AnInterviewwithJ.K.RowlingQ:HowdidyougettheideaforHarryPotter?A:IwastravelingonatrainbetweenManchesterandLondonandtheideaforHarryjustfellintomyhead.Atthatpointitwasessentiallytheideaforabodywhodidn'tknowhewasawizard.Q:DidyoualwaysplantowriteHarry'sstoryinmorethanonebook?Ifso,howmany?A:Ialwaysconceiveditasaseven-bookseriesbecauseIdecidedthatitwouldtakesevenyears,fromageeleventoseventeen,inclusive,totrainasawizard,andeachofthebookswoulddealwithoneyearofHarry'slifeattheschool.Q:Anycluesaboutthenextbook?A:Idon'twanttoi\giveanythingaway,butItellyouthatthebooksaregettingdarker.Harry'sgoingtohavequiteabittodealwithashegetsolder.Sorryiftheygettooscary!Q:OfthemanythingsyoumusthaveheardpeoplesayaboutHarryPotter,whataresomeofyourfavorites?A:Myveryfavoritewasfromatwelve-year-oldScottishgirlwhocametohearmereadattheEdinburghbookfestival.Attheendofthefestival,thequeuefbrsigningwasverylong.Whenthegirlfinallyreachedme,shesaid,"Ididn'tWANTtheretobesomanypeoplehere,becausethisisMYbooks!"Thatisexactlyhow1feelaboutmyfavoritebooks.Nobodyelsehasarighttoknowthem;letalonelikethem!LT2.F 3.F 4.T 5.FTask3:TheSecretoftheNextHarryPotterBookTheHarryPotterbooksrapidlybecameoneofthemostin-demandbookseriesamongyoungreadersandhaveearnedlargesumsofmoney.MoviesbasedonthebookswonseveralOscarnominations.Readersarenowkeentoknowtheplotofthenextbook.HarryPottermoviefanswillgetalong-awaitedtreat.ThemovieHarryPotterandtheChamberofSecretisfinallyabouttocomeout.Thistimearound,HarrydiscoversafrighteningsecretatHogwartsSchool.EagerreadersofthefirstfourHarryPotterbooksarealsotryingtodiscoverasecret,thesecretplotofthefifthbookintheseries.BecauseofthelongwaitsinceBookFour,theyareguessingmanythings.SomethinkthatProfessorLupinwilldieorthatHarryandhisfriendRonmayberelated!J.K.RowlingherselfhasonlysaidthatBookFivewillbeshorterandscarierthanBookFour.Tomakesureherreadershearonlyrumors,shelocksallherideasforthebooksinahiddenplace.Sincethenextbookdoesnotcomeoutuntil2003,formowHarry'ssecretissafewithher!l.D2.C 3.A 4.BUnit3II.ListeningSkillsl.B2.C 3.D 4.A 5.AIII.ListeningIn

4.achicken5.likes9.keepingeverythingtohimself14.achicken5.likes9.keepingeverythingtohimself6.theguts7.turnhimdown8.knowhowtotellherTask2:ProblemofMeetingPeople.F2.F3.T 4.T 5.FTask3:LongDistanceFriendships1.A2.B 3.C 4.D1-3-7-5-4-2-6SpeakingOutModel1IjustbrokeupwithAlice!John:Hey,Se-Jin,what'swrongwithyou?Youlooksodown!Se-Jin:Nothing.John:Iknowit'snotyourstudies,soitmustbegirltrouble.Youmusthaveabrokenheart.Se-Jin:Well,you'reright.IjustbrokeupwithAlice.John:Oh,I'msorry.Ithoughtyoutwoweremadeforeachother.Se-Jin:Well,youneverknow.Iwanttosettledown,butshewantsacareerwhileshe'sstillyoung.John:Well,it'salwaysdifficulttochoosebetweencareerandfamily.Se-Jin:Maybeyou'reright.John:Idon'tknowwhattosaytocomfortyou,buttrytocheerup!Se-Jin:Yeah,butitshardtoforgetheratthemoment.Youknow,weweretogetherforalmostthreeyears.John:There'slotsmorefishintheseaandyou'llfindyourperfectmatch!Model2Leoproposedtome.Mary:Laura!Guesswhat!Leoproposedtome!Laura:Wow.That'swonderful.Didyouaccept?Mary:Notyet.Ihavesomedoubts...liketheagefactor.I'mreallyrobbingthecradlehere.Laura:Iknowhe'sfuryearsyoungerthanyou,buthe'smatureforhisage.Mary:I'mworriedabouttheculturaldifferences,too.Laura:ButIcanseethatbothofyouhavethesameinterestsandpersonalities.That'sevenmoreimportant.Mary:Maybeyou'reright.Model3There'ssomethingabouthim.Jane:Laura,IknowyoulikeCharlesalot,butwhatdoyoulikeabouthim?Laura:Well,there'sjustsomethingabouthim.Jane:Really?Whatisthissomething?Laura:Well,he'smature,handsome,gentle,andsuccessful.Ithinkhe'sforme.Jane:He'scertainlymature,butdon'tyouthinkhe'salittleoldforyou?He'salmosttwiceasoldasyouare!Laura:Well,ageshouldn'tbesomethingthatcomesinthewayofaperson'smarriage.Jane:It'struethatageisn'tthemostimportantissue,butwhatwouldyourparentsthink?Laura:Idon'tcarewhatotherpeoplethink.IjustknowthatIlovehimandhelovesme.Love'sallthatmatters.Let'sTalkDatingBeforemarriage,youngerAmericansdateeachother,thatis,theyoftengoouttogether.Casual

datingusuallybeginsintheearlyteens,andinthelateteensapatternofsteadydatingdevelops.Thereisagreatpossibilitythatonegoestoadancewithoneperson,toafootballgamewithanother,andtoapicnicwithathird.Sometimestwocouplesgoouttogether.Thisisknownas“doubledating."Groupdatingisalsopopularamongyoungpeople.Largegroupsofboysandgirlsmaygoaroundtogether.Youngpeoplemaygoouttogetherforalongtime,whichis,ineffect,apublicstatementoftheirintentiontomarry.Menandwomengoouttogetheragreatdeal,especiallythoseincities.Thisis“adultdating."Theyskitogether,dinetogether,eitheratrestaurantsorineachother'shomes.TheAmericandatingsystemisarathercasualone.OftenyoungAmericanswhohardlyknoweachothergooutondates.Itisalsoacceptableforthemtoarrangea“blinddate",thatis,adatebetweentwoyoungpeoplewhohavenotmetbefore.DatingCausaldatingSteadydatingManypartnersDoubledatingGroupdatingDescriptionDatingCausaldatingSteadydatingManypartnersDoubledatingGroupdatingDescriptionGooutforalongperiodAdultdatingCasualdatingsystemBlinddatingVI.FurtheringListeningandSpeakingTask1:LB2.D 3.C 4.ATask2:HethinksI'mGod.EarlyteensLateteense.g.adance,agame,apicnicTwocouplesLargegroupsIntentiontomarryMenandwomen.e.g.ski,work,dinetogetherThosewhohardlyknoweachotherThosewhohavenevermetbeforeAyoungwomanbringshomeherfiancetomeetherparents.Afterdinner,hermothertellsherfathertofindoutabouttheyoungman'splans.Thefatherinvitesthefiancetohisstudyforadrink.“Sowhatareyourplans?"thefatheraskstheyoungman.“IamaBiblestudent,"hereplies.“ABiblestudent.Hmm."Thefathersays."Good,butwhatwillyoudotoprovidemydaughterwithanicehousesuchasshe'saccustomedto?"willstudy,":theyoungmanreplies,"andGodwillprovideforus."“Andhowwillyoubuyherabeautifulengagementringsuchasshedeserves?"asksthefather."Iwillconcentrateonmystudies,"theYoungmanreplies,"andGodwillprovideforus.""Andchildren?"asksthefather."Howwillyousupportchildren?""Don'tworry,sir.Godwillprovide,"repliesthefiance.Theconversationgoesonlikethis,andeachtimethefatherquestionshim,theyoungmaninsiststhatGodwillprovide.Later,themotherasks,"Howdiditgo,honey?"Thefatheranswers,"Hehadnojobandnoplans,butthegoodnewsishethinksI'mGod."l.F2.T 3.F 4.T 5.TTask3:LadyLady,I'myourknightinshiningarmorandIloveyou.YouhavemademewhatIamandIamyours.Mylove,there'ssomanywaysIwanttosayIloveyou.Letmeholdyouinmyarmsforevermore.Youhavegoneandmademesuchafool;

I'msolostinyourlove.Andon,webelongtogether.Won'tyoubelieveinmysong?Lady,forsomanyyearsIthoughtI'dneverfindyou.Youhavesomeintomylifeandmademewhole.Foreverletmewaketoseeyoueachandeverymorning.Letmehearyouwhispersoftlyinmyear.InmyeyesIseenooneelsebutyou.There'snootherlovelikeourlove.Andyes,ohyes,I'llalwayswantyounearme.I'vewantedforyousolong.Lady,yourlove'stheonlyloveIneedAndbesidemeiswhereIwantyoutobe.'Cause,mylove,there'ssomethingIwantyoutoknow,You'retheloveofmylife,you'remylady.Andyes,ohyes,I'llalwayswantyounearme.I'vewantedforyousolong.Lady,yourlove'stheonlyloveIneedAndbesidemeiswhereIwantyoutobe.'Cause,mylove,there'ssomethingIwantyoutoknow,You'retheloveofmylife,you'remylady.Unit4ILListeningSkillsl-i2-a 3-f 4-b 5-c 6-d 7-hIII.ListeningInTask1:1.shoes2.lookkindoffunny4.ad5.givehimextraspringofdollars 9.wearingtheshoes13.becauseof14.somethinglese6.asmuchmoney8-g 9-lions10.wear11.fornothing12.reachthetop15.hardworkanddedication17.forget4.T 5.F17.forget4.T 5.FTask2:I'llgetacamera.LT2.F3.FTask3:Don'teventhinkaboutit!"Don'teventhinkaboutit!”isaphrasecommonlyusedintheUnitedStateswhenapersonemphaticallydeniesorrefusesomething.In1995,ShaquilleO'Neal,apopularbasketballplayer,madeaPepsicommercialinwhichthisphrasewasused.ThecommercialbeginswithShaqplayingbasketball,andalittlekidiswatchinghim.Thentheboycriesoutthenameofthisbasketballstar.ShaqturnstoseethekidwithaPepsinhishand.Hewalksovertotheboyandsays,“Hey,canIhaveit?"Hebendsover,supposingthathisadmirerwillgivehimthePepsi.Butthenthekidsays,"Don'teventhinkaboutit!"Thiscommercialwasratherpopular,andithadbeenshownonTVforaboutthreeyears.ThecommercialseemstohaveamoredramaticeffectthanthatproducedbytheCoca-Colacompanyinthe1970s.IntheCokeadayoungboymeetsfootballstar"Mean"JoeGreenasheisleavingthefieldagame.TheboygiveshisheroabottleofCoke,andinexchangeforthedrink,thefootballplayerthrowstotheboy,whoexcitedlycatchesthesouvenir.Thephrase"Don'teventhinkaboutit!"isusedonmanyotheroccasions.VisitorstoNewYorkCityareoftenamusedtoseearoadsignwiththesewords:"Don'teventhinkaboutparkinghere."Thisroadsignmeansthatpeoplearestrictlyprohibitedfromparkingthere.1.A2.D 3.B 4.C 5.CSpeakingOutModel1Whopays?Laura:Hey!Bob:Hey!Look,thisisacoolTVcommercial.'ThingsgobetterwithCoke!"Laura:IthinkthePepsicommercialisjustasattractive:rhechoiceofanewgenerationP'Bob:Yeah,butthecompetitorsarejustcancelingouteachother'sefforts.Laura:That'squitetrue.Theybothspendpilesofmoneytoincreasetheirmarketshares,butneithergains.Bob:I'mafraidtheextracostsofadvertisingwillbepassedontotheconsumers.Laura:Ihearthattheadvertisingproducesagoodimageofaproduct,andthatleadstoconsumerbrandloyalty.Bob:Whatdoyoumeanbyconsumerbrandloyalty?Laura:Itmeansconsumersareloyaltoacertainproductandkeepbuyingit.Also,they'rewillingtopaymore.Bob:Itseemscontradictory.Inotherwords,moresalesmeanlowerproductioncosts,butmoreadvertisingmeanshighercoststotheconsumer.Intheendthewinnerisofcoursethecompany.Laura:That'strue!Model2Bewareofads!Peter:MindifIswitchchannels?ThoseTVcommercialsarekillingme.Jane:Howcanyousaythat?Watch:4tTakeToshiba,taketheworld.''Fantastic!There'saproductyoucandependon.Apowerfulproduct.Peter:IfIwereyou,Iwouldn'ttrustthosecommercials.Jane:Now,lookatthisMcDonald'scommercials!Aren'tthoselittlekidscute?Oh,andthere'ssuchawarmfamilyfeeling.Peter:JusthowanadvertisingagencywantsyoutoseeMcDonald's,you'rethetargetaudience.WhentheymakeTVcommercials,theyusescientificmethodstolearnwhatyou'lllikeandbuy.Jane:AreyoutellingmethosedarlinglittlechildrenbitingintoBigMacsarepartofascientificprojecttogetmeintoMcDonald's?Peter:Advertisesdon'tbotherwithfactsmore.Insteadtheywanttheend-user-that'syou—tofallinlovewiththeirproduct.Jane:Isee.Sowhatyou'resayingis,“Watchout,orcommercialswilltakeoveryourlife.''Model3Arethefreemagazinesfree?Peter:Jane,what'sthatmagazineyou'rereading?Jane:It'soneofthosefreemagazineyoucanpickuparoundtown.It'sgotsomeprettyinterestingarticlesinit.Peter:Wakeup,Jane!It'snotfreeatall.Lookatit:It'salladvertising.Jane:Maybeso,butiftheadvertisingpaysforthemagazine,thenIdon'thaveto.Peter:Sureyoudo.Thecostoftheadsisbuiltintotheproducts.Jane:Still,Ithinkadvertisingservesausefulpurpose.Ittellsmeaboutnewproducts.Peter:Alotofcompaniesspendmoremoneyonadvertisingthanonmakingqualityproducts.Jane:Butsomecommercialsarereallyfascinating.Besides,youhavethefreedomtochoosenottolookattheads.Peter:Well,it'stimetocookdinner.Let'sTalkAJobAdforaFriendlyEmployeeAfirmadvertisingfora“friendly''employeehasbeenaskedtochangeitswordingbecauseitdiscriminatesagainstunfriendlypeople.Travelco,atravelagency,putinarequestfora"Friendlyemployee''toprovidefoodforitsstaff.ButtheJobCenterinBristoltoldmanagingdirectorHarrySmiththathewouldhavetoremovetheword“friendly“beforetheadvertisementcouldbeaccepted.Mr.Smithsaidhecouldnotbelievethedecisionandthoughtitwas"ridiculous."Hesaid:"Weweretoldwecouldnotusethatparticularwordbecauseitwasdiscriminatoryagainstpeoplewholookedunfriendly.Wethoughtitwasridiculous,h'sonlytoonaturalforustospecifywhatkindofpeoplewewant."Headded,"Thepeopleatthecenterhavesincesaidtheythoughttheyhadbeenalittleoverthetop."Thecenterhadmadeitarulethatcertainwordswerenorallowedinadsandthewords"motivated"and"enthusiastic"hadbeenbannedinthepast.Anofficialofthecentersaid:"Wedohaveguidelinesofnotusingpersonalitycharacteristicsinadvertisementstoensurethatthereisnodiscriminationintheprocess."Sheadded:"Weshouldleavethedisputetothelocaljudges.They'llmakethefinaldecision.It'spossiblethatamemberofourstaffhasbeenover-enthusiasticincuttingoutwordsinads."Persons/AgenciesWords/ActionsReasons/PurposesAfirmadvertisedforafriendlyemployee;WasaskedtochangethewordingdiscriminationagainstunfriendlypeopleTravelcorequestedforafriendlyemployeetoprovidefoodforitsstaff/employeesTheJobCentertoldtheTravelcomanagingdirectortoremovetheword"friendly"Themanagingdirectorsaidwastoldnottousethatword;thoughtitwasridiculousItwasnaturaltospecifythekindofpeopletheywantedaddedthatthepeopleatthecenterthoughttheyhadbeenalittleoverthetopThecenter haddecidedthatcertainwordswerenotallowed;e.g.motivated,enthusiasticAnofficial saidtheyhadguidelinesofnotusingpersonalitycharacteristicsnodiscriminationaddedthattheyshouldleavethedisputetothelocaljudgestomakethefinaldecisionmaybeamemberoftheirstaffhadbeenover-enthusiasticincuttingwordsFurtheringListeningandSpeakingTask1:BanningCigaretteAdsNancy:Hey,Robert,whatdoyouthinkaboutcigaretteads?Robert:They'redisgusting.Manycountrieshavebannedtobaccoadscompletely.Nancy:IheardintheStatesadvertisesarenotallowedtoshowyoungpeoplesmokingcigarettes,neitherareadstargetedatyouthallowed.Robert:Butadvertiseskeepfindingwaysaroundthelaw.Someyearsagoonecigaretteadshowedadeersmoking,butitwasdressedinauniversitysweater.Obviouslytheadistryingtoattractyoungpeople.Nancy:Inordertoincreasesales,theyhavetomakesmokingappealingtoyoungpeople.Makethemthinkit'scool.Robert:Right.Cigarettemanufacturersneedtokeepbringinginnewcustomers.Theoldonesaredyingoflungcancer.Nancy:Goodpoint.OurStudentUnionshoulddosomepublicityagainstsmokingincampus.Robert:Icouldn'tagreemore.Theyhavebannedtobacco/cigaretteadscompletely.Advertisersarenotallowedtoshowyoungpeoplesmokingcigarettes.Theykeepfindingwaysaroundthelaw.Theymustkeepbringinginnewcustomers,astheoldonesaredyingoflungcancer.ITshoulddosomepublicityagainstsmokingoncampus.Task2:ARadioCommercialAreyoulookingforappliancesorfurnituretogivenewlifetoyourhome?Looknofurther!HereatFrontierFurniture,wehaveeverythingyouneedtogiveyourhomeanewlookandfieel.Stereos,videomachines,refrigerators,diningtables,washersanddryers.Younameit;wehaveit!Lowoncash?Wehaveaneasyrent-to-ownplanthatwillputyouonyourfavoritesofatonight.BigcolorTVscostonlytwohundredandtwenty-fivedollars;digitalpianosstaringatthreeninety-nine($399);kingsizebedsfromtwohundredandfiftydollars.Freedeliveryonallmajorappliances.SocomeondowntoFrontierFurniture.Locateddowntowntwoblockseastofcityhall,acrossfromUnionSquare.We'reopendailyfrom10:00AMto9:30PM.So,comeonin,andletusmakeyourdreamhomeareality.l.F2.F3.T 4.F 5.TTask3:AnIntroductiontoAdvertisingAdvertisinghasbecomeincreasinglyspecializedinmodemtimes.Intoday'sbusinessworld,supplyusuallyoutnumbersdemand.Thereisgreatcompetitionamongdifferentmanufacturersofthesamekindofproducttoattractcustomerstotheirproduct.Theyalwayshavetoremindtheconsumerofthenameandthequalitiesoftheirproduct.Theydothisbyadvertising.Themanufacturersadvertiseinthenewspapersandonposters.Theysometimespayforsongsabouttheirproductincommercialradioprograms.Theyemployattractivesalesgirlstodistributesamples.Theyorganizescompetitions,withprizesforthewinners.Theyoftenadvertiseonthescreensoflocalcinemas.Mostimportantofall,incountriesthathavetelevision,theyhaveadvertisementsputintoprogramsthatwillacceptthem.Manufacturersoftenspendlargesumsofmoneyonadvertisements.Sometimestheyevenspendmoreonadsthanontheproductsthemselves.Weusuallythinksobecauseoftheadvertisementsthatsayso.Somepeopleneverpausetoaskthemselvesiftheadvertisementsaretellingthetruth.LA2.C 3.B 4.D 5.DUnit5LA2.B3.B 4.D 5.CListeningIn1.allowedmovietheater2.aticket3.welltrainedintelligenthuman4.anyproblem leavethetheateranyotherdogseen5.almostemptyTask2:Putthecatout!Acouplewasgoingoutfortheeveningtocelebratethewife'sbirthday.Whiletheyweregettingready,thehusbandputthecatout.Thetaxiarrived,andasthecouplewalkedoutoftheirhome,thecatranbackintothehouse.Notwantingtheircartohavefreerunofthehousewhiletheywereout,thehusbandwentbackupstairstochasethecatout.Thewife,notwaitingitknownthatthehousewouldbeempty,explainedtothetaxidriver,4tHe'sjustgoingupstairstosaygoodbyetomymother."Afewminuteslater,thehusbandgotintothecar,andsaid,**Sorryittookitsolong.Thestupidoldthingwashidingunderthebed,andIhadtopokeherwithasticktogethertocomeout!"4-1-3-5-2-6D)Shewasill-treatedathome.Task3:ASuddenChangeintheParrot'sAttitudeAyoungmannamedJohnreceivedaparrotasagift.Theparrothadabadattitudeandanevenworsevocabulary.Everywordoutofthisbird'smouthwasrude.Johntriedeverymethodtochangethebird'sattitudebyconstantlysayingpolitewords,playingsoftmusic,andanythinghecouldthinkoftosetagoodexample.Nothingworked.Finally,Johngotfedupandheyelledattheparrot.Andthebirdyelledback.Johnshooktheparrot,andthebirdgotangrierandruderFinally,inamomentofdesperation,Johnputthebirdintherefrigeratorfreeze匚Forafewminutes,Johnheardthebirdscreamandkick.Thensuddenlytherewassilence.Notasoundfbroveraminute.Fearingthathe'shurtthebird,Johnquicklyopenedthedoortothefreezer.Theparrotcalmlysteppedoutandsaid,“IbelieveImayhaveoffendedyouwithmyrudelanguageandactions.Iamtrulysorry,andIwilldoeverythingIcantocorrectmypoorbehavior.''Johnwasgreatlysurprisedatthebird'schangeofattitude.Ashewasabouttoasktheparrotwhathadcausedsuchasuddenchangeinhisbehavior,thebirdcontinued,k4Mayliaskwhyyouputthechickensthereandwhattheydidwrong?''l.C2.D 3.B 4.C 5.ASpeakingOutModel1Thedogwillbecompanyfbrher.John:Se-Jin,comeshoppingwithme.I'mbuyingapresentformymother.Se-Jin:Whatareyougettingher?John:I'vegotjusttheperfectidea.Adog.Se-Jin:Adog?Wouldshelikethat?John:She'llloveit.Mydadworkslonghourseachday,andIthinkwithmeawayatschool,sheisabitlonely.AndI'lljustgetasmallone,aPekinese.Se-Jin:Goodidea!Thedogwillbecompanyforher.Model2Wheretowalkdogs?Bob:There'ssometalkofabusinessmanbuildingadogparkinShanghai.Laura:Really,whatonearthfor?Bob:Apparentlythereisalawagainsthavingdogsonthestreets.Laura:Doesitmeanthatthedogshavetostayinsideapartmentsatalltimes?Bob:Itsoundsprettycruel,doesn'tit?Maybetheparkisagoodidea.Laura:Maybetheyshouldjustallowpeopletowalktheirdogsonthestreets.Bob:Butinmanylargecitieswheredogscanbewalked,thestreetsareamess.IheardParisistheworst.Laura:Couldn'tpeoplejustcleanupaftertheirdogs?Bob:Wouldthey?Model3Whatdoeshavingafewfishdoforyou?Philip:Wow!Iseeyou'veboughtanaquarium.Nice!Peter:Youshouldgetonetoo.Ihighlyrecommendit.Philip:Why?Whatdoeshavingafewfishdoforyou?Peter:Ifinditrelaxingjusttositdownandwatchtropicalfishattheendofatiringday.Philip:Icanunderstand.Iliketotakeiteasyafterwork,too.Peter:There'smorethanthat.They'rereallyfascinating.Theygiveyouhoursofentertainment,believeme.Philip:PerhapsIshouldgiveitatry.Peter:OK,Icanlendyouacoupleofgoodreferencebooks.Philip:Great!Anyothertipsongettingstarted?Let'sTalkAnIntelligentDogAblackdogwalkedintoabutcher'sshopwithafive-dollarbillinhismouth.Hespentseveralminuteslookingatthemeatondisplay.Hefinallyfixedhiseyesonthelambchopsandbarked,showingthathewantedtobuysomeofthem.Thebutcher,thinkingthedogwouldn'tknowthedifference,pickedouttheworstchops.Thedogbarkedangrilyandcontinuedtobarkuntilthebutcherselectedthefinestchops.Afterthebutchertookthemoneyfromthedog'smouth,thedogpickedupthechopsandlefttheshop.Thebutcherwasdeeplyimpressedanddecidedthathewouldliketoownacleverdoglikethat.Heclosedupshopandfollowedthedogtoseewhereitwent.Thedogenteredanapartmenthouse,climbedtothethirdfloor,andbegantoscratchonthedoor.Withthat,thedooropenedandanangrymanstartedyellingatthedog.Ashedidso,thebutchersteppedforwardtoaskthemantostop."Whatareyoudoing?"That'sthesmartestanimalI'veeverseen!Surelyitdoesn'tdeservethiskindoftreatment."Thebutcherthenwentontoexplainhowthedoghadboughtthebestlambchopsintheshop.Themanlookedatthebutcherfromthecomerofhiseyeandsaid,"Idon'tthinkhe'ssointelligent.Yousee,thisisthirdtimethisweekhe'sforgottenhiskey."CharactersActionsandWordsAdogwalkedintoabutcher'sshopwithfivedollars;fixedeyesonthelambchopsandbarked—wantedsome.Thebutcherpickeduptheworst/lowestqualitychops.Thedogbarkedangrilyandcontinuously