新視野大英視聽說(shuō)教程(2) Unit 5 錄音原文及練習(xí)答案1

新視野大英視聽說(shuō)教程(2)Unit5錄音原文及練習(xí)答案[1]新視野大英視聽說(shuō)教程(2)Unit5錄音原文及練習(xí)答案[1]新視野大英視聽說(shuō)教程(2)Unit5錄音原文及練習(xí)答案[1]資料僅供參考文件編號(hào)：2022年4月新視野大英視聽說(shuō)教程(2)Unit5錄音原文及練習(xí)答案[1]版本號(hào)：A修改號(hào)：1頁(yè)次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：Unit5II.ListeningSkills1.M:ThepolicegaveafewticketsoutlastweekalongHighway15.W:Infact,quiteafewticketsweregivenonthatroad.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean2.M:WhodoyouthinkisthesmarteststudentintheclassW:Maryissecondtonone.Q:WhatdoesthewomansayaboutMary3.W:WhatareyousohappyaboutM:Insteadofbeinggivenanevendozen,we’vebeengivenabaker’sdozen.Q:Whyisthemansohappy4.M:Wehavehadalotofrainoverthelastfewyears.W:Butnothinglikethis.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean5.M:WhateffecthastheboomingeconomyhadoninterestratesforloansW:Theinterestrateshaveskyrocketed!Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean1.A2.BIII.ListeningInTask1:Dogsaren’tallowedhere!Manager:I’msorry.Miss,butdogsaren’tallowedinthistheater.Mary:ButIhaveaticketforhim.Manager:I’mverysorry,butanimalsaren’tpermitted.Mary:Youdon’tunderstand.Thisisaspecialcase.Mydogissowelltrainedandsointelligentthathe’salmosthuman.Manager:Iseethatyouhaveanexceptionalanimal,but…Mary:Ipromiseyouthatifthereisanyproblemwe’llleavethetheaterimmediately.Ipromiseyouthatthisdogisn’tlikeanyotherdogyou’veeverseen.Manager:Well…allright.I’llletyougoin,sincethetheaterisalmostemptytonight.Butyourdogwillhavetobehavehimself,oryouwillhavetoleave.Mary:Thankyouverymuch.1.allowedmovietheater2.aticket3.welltrainedintelligenthumanproblemleavethetheateranyotherdogseen5.almostemptyTask2:Putthecatout!Acouplewasgoingoutfortheeveningtocelebratethewife’sbirthday.Whiletheyweregettingready,thehusbandputthecatout.Thetaxiarrived,andasthecouplewalkedoutoftheirhome,thecatranbackintothehouse.Notwantingtheircartohavefreerunofthehousewhiletheywereout,thehusbandwentbackupstairstochasethecatout.Thewife,notwaitingitknownthatthehousewouldbeempty,explainedtothetaxidriver,“He’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,andthebirdgotangrierandruder.Finally,inamomentofdesperation,Johnputthebirdintherefrigeratorfreezer.Forafewminutes,Johnheardthebirdscreamandkick.Thensuddenlytherewassilence.Notasoundforoveraminute.Fearingthathe’shurtthebird,Johnquicklyopenedthedoortothefreezer.Theparrotcalmlysteppedoutandsaid,“IbelieveImayhaveoffendedyouwithmyrudelanguageandactions.Iamtrulysorry,andIwilldoeverythingIcantocorrectmypoorbehavior.”Johnwasgreatlysurprisedatthebird’schangeofattitude.Ashewasabouttoasktheparrotwhathadcausedsuchasuddenchangeinhisbehavior,thebirdcontinued,“MayIiaskwhyyouputthechickensthereandwhattheydidwrong”IV.SpeakingOutModel1Thedogwillbecompanyforher.John:Se-Jin,comeshoppingwithme.I’mbuyingapresentformymother.Se-Jin:WhatareyougettingherJohn:I’vegotjusttheperfectidea.Adog.Se-Jin:AdogWouldshelikethatJohn:She’llloveit.Mydadworkslonghourseachday,andIthinkwithmeawayatschool,sheisabitlonely.AndI’lljustgetasmallone,aPekinese.Se-Jin:Goodidea!Thedogwillbecompanyforher.NowYourTurnA:Hi,comeshoppingwithme.Iwanttobuyagiftformyneighbor.B:WhatforA:Hiswifediedacoupleofweeksago,andheisfeelinglonely.He’sbeenkindtous.Iwanttobuysomethingtocheerhimup.B:WhatdoyouwanttogetforhimA:I’mthinkingofbuyingabunchofflowersforhim.B:ButI’vegotaperfectidea.Adog.A:AdogWhyB:He’llbecrazyaboutit.He’ssolonely;heneedscompanyratherthanbeautifulflowers.A:Goodthinking!Thedogcankeephimcompany.Model2Wheretowalkdogs Bob:There’ssometalkofabusinessmanbuildingadogparkinShanghai.Laura:Really,whatonearthforBob:Apparentlythereisalawagainsthavingdogsonthestreets.Laura:DoesitmeanthatthedogshavetostayinsideapartmentsatalltimesBob:Itsoundsprettycruel,doesn’titMaybetheparkisagoodidea.Laura:Maybetheyshouldjustallowpeopletowalktheirdogsonthestreets.Bob:Butinmanylargecitieswheredogscanbewalked,thestreetsareamess.IheardParisistheworst.Laura:Couldn’tpeoplejustcleanupaftertheirdogsBob:WouldtheyNowYourTurnA:HaveyouheardthecityhaspassesalawagainstwalkingdogsinthestreetsB:Sure,it’spublishedinthenewspapers.A:Itmeansthatdogshavetobekeptinsideallthetime.B:It’srathercruel,isn’titWeshouldn’tbesocrueltodumbanimals.A:Butdogsoftenleaveamessfromtheirdogs.B:Butownerscancleanupthemessfromtheirdogs.A:WouldtheyB:Perhapsthebestsolutionistobuildadogpark.Thenpeoplecanwalktheirdogsthere.A:Soundstoogoodtoberealistic.Thecityisalreadytoocrowedwithoutthedogs.Model3WhatdoeshavingafewfishdoforyouPhilip:Wow!Iseeyou’veboughtanaquarium.Nice!Peter:Youshouldgetonetoo.Ihighlyrecommendit.Philip:WhyWhatdoeshavingafewfishdoforyouPeter:Ifinditrelaxingjusttositdownandwatchtropicalfishattheendofatiringday.Philip:Icanunderstand.Iliketotakeiteasyafterwork,too.Peter:There’smorethanthat.They’rereallyfascinating.Theygiveyouhoursofentertainment,believeme.Philip:PerhapsIshouldgiveitatry.Peter:OK,Icanlendyouacoupleofgoodreferencebooks.Philip:Great!AnyothertipsongettingstartedNowYourTurnA:Wow!You’veboughtadiscman!Itdoeslooknice!B:You’dbetterbuyoneaswell.Istronglyrecommendit.A:WhyWhatcanitdoforyou？

B:Ifinditrelaxingtolistentomusiconit.A:Icanunderstand.Afteraday’sworkIliketorelaxabitmyself.B:Notonlythat.Somemusiccheersyouupandmakesyouforgetallyourtroubles.A:MaybeIshouldhaveatry,butIdon’tknowhowtousethediskman.

B:OK,Icanlendyouthismanual.A:Wonderful!AnyothertipsongettingstardedV.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.Themanlookedatthebutcherfromthecornerofhiseyeandsaid,“Idon’tthinkhe’ssointelligent.Yousee,thisisthirdtimethisweekhe’sforgottenhiskey.”CharactersActionsandWordsAdogwalkedintoabutcher’sshopwithfivedollars;fixedeyesonthelambchopsandbarked—wantedsome.Thebutcherpickeduptheworst/lowestqualitychops.ThedogbarkedangrilyandcontinuouslyThebutcherselectedthefinestchops;tookthemoney.Thedogleft.Thebutcherwantedtoown/havesuchadog;followedthedog.Thedogenteredanapartmenthouseclimbedtothethirdfloor;scratchedonthedoor.Amanopenedthedoor;yelledatthedog.Thebutcheraskedhimtostop,sayingitwasthesmartest/cleverestanimal;explainedhowthedoghadgotthebestlambchops.Themanlookedathimsideways;saiditwasthethirdtimethisweekthedoghadforgottenhiskey.VI.FurtheringListeningandSpeakingTask1:ABirthdayPresentMary:David,howdidyourmomlikethedogyougaveherforabirthdaygiftDavid:Oh,Mary,shewasdelighted.Itlickedherhandandwaggeditstailandshewashooked.Mary:WhatdidshecallitDavid:She’scallingit“Brian”,afterafriendofhers.Mary:Yourmomalwaysdidhaveasenseofhumor.Ireadsomewherethatdogscanbecomeveryclosetotheirowners.David:I’veheardthat.IsawaninterviewonTVwithamanwhohadepilepticattacks,andhisdogwouldwarnhimbeforehewouldhaveanattack.Mary:ReallyIwonderhowtheycandothat1David:Itahssomethingtodowiththedog’ssenseofsmell.It’sverykeen.Mary:DoyouthinkBrianwillbeabletoforetellwhenyourmomisgoingtoroastachickenAfterDavidgavehismomadogasabirthdaypresent,shewasverypleased,forthedoglickedherhandandwaggeditstail.ShecalleditBrianafteroneofherfriends.Maryreadanarticlewhichsaysthatdogscanbefaithfultotheirowners/masters.Davidagreed,forhesawaTVinterviewwhichintroducedadogthatcouldwarnitsmasterofanepilepticattack.Heexplainedthatthisabilityofthedog’shassomethingtodowithitskeensenseofsmell.Jokingly,MarysaidshewoundedwhetherthedogBriancanforetell/predictwhenDavid’smomisgoingtoroastachicken.Task2:100PercentPolarBearOneafternoonintheArctic,afatherpolarbearandhissonpolarbearweresittinginthesnow.Thesonturnedtohisfatherandasked,“Dad,amI100percentpolarbear”“Ofcourse,son,you’re100percentpolarbear.”Afewminutespassed,andthebearturnedtohisfatheragainandsaid,“Dad,tellmethetruth.Icantakeit.AmI100percentpolarbearNobrownbearorpandabear”“Son,I’m100percentpolarbearandyourmotheris100percentpolarbear,soyou’recertainly100percentpolarbear.”Afewminutespassed,andthesonpolarbearagainturnedtohisfatherandasked,“Dad,don’tworry.Butit’llhurtmyfeelingsifit’snottrue.Ireallyneedtoknow…amIreally100percentpolarbear”Somewhatangeredbythiscontinuedquestioning,thefatherpolarbearyelledathisson,“Whyonearthdoyoukeepaskingisyou’re100percentpolarbear”“BecauseI’mfreezingtodeathouthere!”Task3:AnIntroductiontoAdvertising“Areyoureadytogotowork”awomanasksherdogSydney.Thedogwashertail.Thenshestartssniffingaroundinsidethehouse.Sydneyishuntingformold.Whenshesitsdown,thatmeansshesmellsmoldnearby.Usuallymoldisfoundwithinthreeorfourfeet.Aboywholivesinthishousehasepilepticattacks.Itcouldbefrommold.Hismotherwantedtofindthemold.Shetriedotherwaystofindit,buttheydidn’twork.Shesaidshetrustedth