新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語視聽說教程4答案

新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語視聽說教程4答案新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語視聽說教程4答案新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語視聽說教程4答案xxx公司新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語視聽說教程4答案文件編號：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計，管理制度Keystounit1InsideviewP3-3Truestatementsare:2,8P3-5JoewasagoferbeforehebecamearesearcherforLiftOffUK.AndywantsJoe’sjobasaproducer.P3-61-d2-d3-a4-cP4-7It’snotalwaysveryeasyworkingwithHowdidheendupinLondontheleastexperiencedpersonHe’sgoodathisjobHeisconfidentandverycompetentIgetonwithhimquitewellP4-81-b2-b3-a4-a5-bOutsideviewP6-21,2,3,4P6-4Sheneedstoimproveherinterviewtechniquestohelphertogetajob.Shedoesn’tknowhowtoanswerthequestionsandgiveanswersthatmightleadherfailureinajobinterview.Shedoesn’tunderstandwhattheinterviewerisactuallylookingfor.Thatyouneedtobewellpreparedforaninterview.Itboilsdowntopreparation,presentationandunderstandingwhattheinterviewerislookingfor.P7-5professionaljobcoachresearchonthepositionandthecompanyhavingnotpracticedwithsomeofthequestionshowyoupresentyourselfwhattheinterviewerisactuallylookingforpreparation,presentationandunderstandinginrelationshiptothejobsomeexamplesinyourlifedealingwithproblemsP7-71,3,5,7,8,9,10,11ListeninginP8-31-b2-d3-a4-d5-cKeystounit2AgoodreadInsideviewP14-2Joe:1Andy:2Janet:3,4P14-3Itisafeatureprogrammewhichreviewsrecentlypublishedbooks.Noneofthemhavereadallofthebooks.He’sannoyed.ItfeaturesnewbooksthatmayhaveaLondonangle,butnotnecessarily.BecauseCharlesDickens’booksarealwaysonTV.SheknowsquitealotaboutDickensbecausesheisstudyinghisworkatuniversity.It’sabiographywhichdescribestheLondonlocationswhicharethesettingsformanyofDickens’books.Yes.P15-6Placeofbirth:PortsmouthDates:19thcenturyTypeofwriting:novelsSettingofstories:aroundthelawcourtsinthecenterofLondonOtherfeaturesofwriting:Hedescribeshardship,povertyandcrimeinLondon.Mostfamousnovels:OliverTwist,DavidCopperfieldP15-61-a2-b3-d4-c5-cP16-7Hewasn’tbeingatallfair.sometimeshereallygetsonmynerveskeephisproblemsawayfromthestudioHewasborninPortsmouthhesetmostofhisstoriesinWhereaboutsinLondonarehisstoriessetsomeofhisstoriestakeplaceCheerupI’llgetoveritP16-81-b2-a3-a4-b5-aOutsideviewP18-22&7P19-4borrowbookslookatanartexhibitionconnecttotheInternetletyouborrowcomputergameswithbooksandphotographsinschoolsanduniversitiesP19-5ItisanationallibraryYoucanfindbooksandotherprintedmaterials.TheBritishLibraryaddsmillionsofitemstoitscollectioneveryyear.No,notatall,althoughsomereadingmaytakenewforms(likereadingfromcomputerscreensormobilephones),readingbookswillremainpopular.P19-6Name:TheBritishLibraryLocation:LondonYearthenewbuildingopened:1998Itemscollected:books,soundrecordings,music,maps,newspapers,andmagazinesNumberofitemsaddedyearly:threemillionListeninginP20-2itbeganover20yearsagoaboutonceeveryfourorfiveweeks10thehostpreparesdinnerandthenadiscussionstartsmodernnovels,classics,non-fictionlikehistoryandtravelwritingp20-31.-d2-a3-c4-a5-bP21-7I’mnotaprofessionalliteraryspecialisttheircloselinkswithwell-knownwritersthehomeofmanywell-knownwritersthememorialofgreatBritishwritersrichinitsliteraryhistorybecauseoftherecentseriesoffilmsbecauseitwasthehomeofthethreesistersalsomadeintosuccessfulfilmsaroundtheEnglish-speakingworldwhoseworkcontributesKeystoUnit4MoneytalksInsideViewP38-11.Janet:136Andy:2457P38-21.WhatJanetwasdoingatthemarketwithJoe.2.HeisrightaboutAndybeinglatequiteoften.3.Hesayssomethingunexpectedhascomeup.4.Sothathecancheckhisschedule.5.at2.30.6.TheCityofLondon.P39-42-5-1-4-3P39-51-d2-c3-d4-a5-cP40-6whatdoes;havetodoSowe’renotactuallyBasicallyyoucomeinhereontheleftmovingthroughtothisroomWhataboutthisroomontheleftAndthisroomherebelowcontainsP40-71-b2-a3-b4-a5-b6-bOutsideviewP42-2Truestatements:4567P42-31-b2-a3-c4-c5-bP43-54-3-5-7-1-2-6P43-6ifwe’renothappymakeallofthatbettermakemorechoicesstillthinksaboutmoneyofhavingthemoneywouldgetsolvedgivesusmorechoicesListeninginP44-2Theywereexchangingmetalsforgoods.TheyfirstappearedinEurope.CoinsappearedinLydiaaround700BC.ThedrachmawasusedasastandardformofmoneyinlargepartsofAsiaandEurope.Around960AD,inChina.Theycanbeseenasearlybanks.Itwasappliedallovertheworld.P44-3weexchangedthings,didn’tweexchangedon’tlastaloteasiertouseCoinsthenappearedstartedproducingthemabigadvantageofhasacertainvalueexchangedthegrainacertainamountofsilver1870to1915P45-66-3-1-7-2-5-4P45-71-b2-a3-a4-a5-cKeystoU5GenderStudiesInsideviewP50-11Andy:1,3,5,7Janet:2,4,6P50-2Truestatements:1,4,6,8,9P50-4onlyfivetotenpercentabout75%womennursingengineeringfootballmenP51-5bccabP52-6It’sfair.Imaybewrong.about60%ofthepercentageareinaslightmajorityMindyouIgiveupIbetyouit’stypicalofyoumenP52-7babaaOutsideviewP54-31-b2-d3-d4-c5-cP55-4intheeconomicandpoliticalsectorsbasedonsuchjobsasteachingandnursingmaketheirownmoneyinthenumberoffamiliesverywelllookedafteralthoughthesystemisitwillbedifficultwhenwhomightbeabletobeenresponsibleforlesswellpaidthanmenarerewardedListeninginP56-2QuestionsSpeakers14,621,23641,55361P56-3AnadinwhichamanisshownasbeingnogoodataDIYjob.Thatfeminismhasgonetoofar;ittreatsmenasinferior.Thereisnorealequalityofpay;menstillhavethetopjo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Yes,itcoulderuptagain.Yes,hewaspraying.Notuntil1748.Thereweretwoowners–theyhadasmallbusiness.Itsays,“Welcome,money.”Wethinkitwasamirroralthoughwehaven’thad…KeystoU8Architecture:frozenmusicInsideviewP86-2True:1,5P86-3BecauseCathyisverybusy.Shesaysshe’lldoherbestbutcan’tmakeanypromises.I’mJoeVarese,wespokeonthephone.Londonarchitectureaswellastheexhibition.Hewantstocheckthesoundlevel.TheLondonSkyline,past,presentandfuture.P87-4Thedomedbuildingatthetopofthepage.Orit’sinthemiddleoftheskylineonPage86.About400years,I’mguessing.Idon’treallyknow.Icanseeitundertheword“exhibition”onPage86.No,youcanalmostcountthereallytallbuildings.Itisthetrendbutmaybetheydonotallowthemforsomereason.P86-61-c2-c3-b4-d5-a6-aP86-7oneofthemostrecognizabletoeveryone’sastonishmentYes,absolutelyThat’sabsolutelyrightI’mnotconvincedyou’rerightAsyoumightexpectExactlyOutsideviewP90-2Size,architecture,trainsystem,sculpture,airport,lakeshoreline,music,sportsteamsP90-31-a2-b3-a4-c5-a6-dP91-4thethirdlargest1871curtainsofglass15years70seconds840flights29milesawonderfulsportshistoryListeninginP92-2Terminal3:thenewestterminalofBeijingMarch2008:dateitbecameoperationalNormanFoster:afamousBritisharchitectThreekilometers:extendoftheterminalThreeandahalfyears:timeittooktobuildthenewterminalRedandgold:traditionalChinesecolorsusedSavingenergy:reasonfortheroofdesign19,000piecesofluggage:numberperhourthebaggagesystemcanhandleP92-4becameoperationalinMarch2008glassandsteellightandheat/19,000piecesoflateDecember2007Frencharchitecttheamountofsunlightglasscurtainthegardensandtreesp93-61-c2-a3-d4-b5-c1-3-4-2-5P92-7HeisoneofSpain’sgreatarchitects.Bones.TheDancingHouse.Two.Thirty-threeyears.Itisthetallesthotelintheworldanditlookslikeasail.1997.Stucco.PronunciationP95-4ArrivalsHallnewestoperationalMarch2008thirdrunwayaraillinkcentersecondlargestfamousBritisharchitectNormanFosteralmostthreekilometersonlythreeandahalfyearsp95-6TheterminalisonlyoneofanumberofnewbuildingsthathavemadeBeijingaleadingexampleof21stcenturyarchitecturaldesign.Anotherdesignsuccessisthecapital’snewNationalCenterforthePerformingArts,Thecenter,whichhascreatedhugeinterestallovertheworld,isbasedatWestChang’anAvenue,justwestoftheGreatHallofthePeopleandKeystoU9wordsofwisdomInsideviewP98-2latestsqueeze:newgirlfriendshackedoffwith:tiredof,dissatisfiedwith,fedupwithfancy…:wouldyoulike…apint:adrinkofbeerdownthelocal:inthepubonme:mytreat,I’llpayP98-3She’safriendfromwork.AnoldschoolfriendofAndy’sGoforadrink.Andy’sgirlfriend.Shecan’tunderstandhisaccentorwhathesaid.HeexplainswhatJacksaidtoJanet.P98-4Hello,friend.Whatareyoudoing?Itisanicesurprisetoseeyou,Jack.Howisyourlifeprogressing?Quitewell.Ihopetomeetyouagaininthepub.Icouldnotunderstandatall.Ihavenoideawhathemeant.Waitamoment.NowIunderstand.P99-5a-Janetb-Janetc-Joed-Janete-JoeItreferstotheEnglishlanguage.Shakespeare.Andy.P99-61-a2-a3-a4-c5-c6-bP100-7It’shardtosayitdependsButontheotherhandYouknowTakeShakespeare,forexampleS