新標(biāo)準(zhǔn)大學(xué)英語視聽說教程3units1-10答案

NewStandardCollegeEnglish(Book3)Unit1InsideViewConversation1Exercise11JanetisaChinesestudentinEngland.2ShestudiesattheUniversityofOxford.3SheisinLondon.4ProbablysheisvisitingherfriendsordoingatouraroundLondon.5IcanseeTowerBridgeandtheHousesofParliament.6Sheistalkingtoherfriends.Exercise21JanetisnotgoingbackhometoChina.(BecauseshewantstoworkinLondonduringthelongsummerholidayandfindoutwhatitetolivein’thsislikbusyandlivelycity.)2Itisinthemiddleofsummer.3JanetisgoingtoworkforLondonTimeOff,awebsiteaboutLondon.4JoeisJanet’sboss.5Janetdoesn’tknowwhatsheisgoingto.(dBoecauseitisherfirstdayworkingthere.)6JoeandAndydonotagreethatNewYorkisthegreatestcity.(AndythinksLondonis.)Exercise3Exercise41JanetwantstofindoutwhatthebusyandlivelycityofLondonislike.2Today.3Joedoesn’tagreewithAndy.(Buttheyargueinajokingway.)4ItisnotasgreatacityasLondon.15ShethinksLondonisprobablythegreatestcityintheworld.Conversation2Exercise55-6-2-3-8-7-4-1Exercise61don’tmindmyasking2Hedrivesmecrazy3Whatdoyoumeanby4It’sthelastthing5wecheckoutnewevents6themusiciansortheactors7CanIaskyousomethingelse8we’vegotaninterviewtodo9supposedtobeonhiswayEverydayEnglish1(b)2(b)3(b)4(a)5(a)6(b)OutsideViewExercise24-5-1-3-2Exercise31(b)2(c)3(c)4(a)5(a)Exercise51Bjoern(b),(d),(f)2Wolfgang(a),(e)3Pascal(g)4Yosma(c)Exercise61Sothattheycanlearnsomethingaboutthemselves2Itcanleadtoahigherself-consciousness.3Itcanleadtohappiness.4Astrengtheningofthepersonality.5“WhoamIasaperson?AmIreallyhappy?”6Hethinksstudentscangetindicationsofhappinessfromteachers.7Happinessscientists.8Theydon’twritedefinitionsontheboard.ListeninginExercise21(c)2(d)3(a)4(b)Exercise31tolerant;rounded2closeto;standup3beauty;generosity24anopportunity;beyondtheone5behaved;selfish6pretend;seethrough7arrivedin;hadtohelp8difficulttime;ahugeamountofExercise61JoanisanacademiccounseloratManchesterUniversity.2Sheistalkingtoapresenterandcallersforaradioprogram.3Itisimportant,becausetheirchoicesofsubjectarelikelytohaveanimpactontheirfuturecareers.4HewantstoworkinIT.5Notatall.(InBritaineachuniversityhasadifferentmixtureofcourses;somecoursescanonlybefoundinafewuniversities.)Exercise71strengths;weaknesses;personality;like;subjects;organized;confident;outgoing;ateam;workingalone2futurecareers;intoaparticularareaofwork;chosenfield;relatedindustries;leading3vocational;graduates;high-flyers;career;practical;transferable;recruitmentUnit2InsideViewConversation1Exercise2Thetruestatementsare:2,3and5.1Andymentionsthenamesoftwobridges,notone.4Andysawitgoupwhenhewasachild.6Itisoneofthecleanestcityriverstoday,althoughitwasverypollutedinthepast.Exercise31InSouthwark,whichispartofLondon2About120yearsold3Itusedtoberaisedthreeorfourtimesaday4notsooften5Inthelate1980sand1990s6Inthe1960sExercise41She’sreallyimpressed.2Becausetheycouldn’tgounderLondonBridge.3JustonthissideofLondonBridge.4Heremembersthatmanybuildingsweredamagedfromthewar.5Theyusedtotakeyoutothehospitalbecausethewaterwassopolluted.6Itisoneofthecleanestcityriversintheworld.Conversation2Exercise61-(b)2-(b)3-(b)4-(d)5-(d)6-(a)3Exercise71Thethingabout2It’samazing3Letmesee4AnywaywherewasI5Youweretellingmeabout6That’sfascinating7LetmethinkEverydayEnglish1-(b)2-(a)3-(b)4-(b)5-(b)OutsideViewExercise24-3-6-1-5-2Exercise31wherethereiswar2gotoschool3workingin157countries4hasneverknownpeace5bringingmedicine6getaneducation740,000kids8girlswerenotallowed950percent10themysteryaboutherfor12yearsExercise41(d),(g)2(e)3(c)4(f)5(a)6(b)Exercise51(d)2(a)3(b)4(b)5(a)ListeninginExercise21herhusband2achurchinthedistance3herfavouriteaunt(anduncle)4afarm5two(thespeakerandherbrother)6about14720yearsExercise31(c)2(b)3(a)4(c)5(d)6(a)Exercise63-5-1-4-6-2Exercise74Exercise81Becausehethoughtitwouldmakehimgrown-up.2Becausehewaslyingonthefloorscreamingandscreaming.3Becauseshewantedtogohomeandshecouldn’tgethercoaton.4Becausetheyusedtofight(butactually,they’rejusthavingfun).5Becauseshehadshortblondhair.6Becauseshehadhadsomegoodtimes.7Becausehewantedtogetajobandearnmoney.Unit3InsideViewConversation1Exercise21.Heusedtoworkinatheatre.2.Hemovedthescenerybetweentheactsintheplay.3.ShesawMyFairLady.4.TofindoutwhereAndyandJanetare?ortocheckiftheyaregoingtobelate.5.He’satheatrecritic.6.Shehastocheckthesoundlevel.Exercise3Exercise4Truestatementsare2,3,4and5.Conversation2Exercise61(b)2(c)3(d)4(c)5(a)Exercise757.hasjustbeentosee2Canyoutellmesomethingaboutit3Tellmemoreabout4Itsoundsveryunusual5Soit’sfamilyentermtaeinnt6didIdosomethingwrong7Didyourememberto8HurryupExercise81-6bbaaaaOutsideViewExercise2Thetruestatementsare:1,5,7,9and10.Exercise31themostfamous2brokealltherules3lookingdirectlyat4asenseofmovement5indicatedarealplace6whatisshetryingtosay7covereduponesideofherface8we’rethesubject9seemedhappier10themysteryabouther11lineupbetween12tellastoryExercise4Exercise51Herportraitsandbooksbothtellstories.2Thecharacterorperformeroftheimages.3Sheistryingtocaptureadeeperessenceofaperson.64Heusesapinholecamerawhichrequiresaverylongexposure.5Sheneedstoworkonthereflectionsinthewaterandthefaceoftheboy.6Helinksthemtogetherwithastr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osquaremetres.7.30percentofthecostofthebuildingorrebuildingtheirhomeisneeded.Unit6InsideViewExercise21.Shethinksit’sold.2.Wood.3.Athatchedroof.4.Akindofdriedgrass.5.Theystand.6.AreportonthesummerseasonattheGlobe.(Asschoolshaveterms,theatreshaveseasons.)7.Stratford-upon-Avon.Exercise31129.199730.166631.Therearesomeseatsbutmostpeoplestand.32.May.33.About130kilometers.Exercise41(d)2(b)3(c)4(a)5(c)Exercise6Thetruestatementsare:1,3,4,5and9.Exercise7(1)whenwasShakespeareborn(2)whendidhedie(3)whendidhecometoLondon(4)don’tknowexactly(5)whathappenedtohimlater(6)Ireckonthereareabout(7)WhatIthinkis(8)Isupposeit’sbecause(9)I’mreallystunned(10)IguessExercise81(b)2(a)3(a)4(b)OutsideViewExercise2Thetruestatementsare:1,2and5.Exercise31(b)2(c)3(a)4(b)5(d)Exercise4(1)Idon’tlikecycling(2)dosomethinggood(3)sitonacouch(4)andwithtwolegs(5)lifeontheroad(6)throwthebike(7)It’sbeendifferent(8)performingmarvellouslyListeningInExercise28.NewYork9.afternoon10.15511.30to45seconds1234.none35.5736.29Exercise312.therewerefewinjuries13.catchfire14.madeasuccessfullanding15.takinginwater16.helpedintotheboats17.weretakentohospitals18.asahero19.withoutanyenginesExercise6Paul8.zookeeper9.AlGore10.makingpeopletakeclimatechangeseriously11.GreenpeaceClare12.mum,part-timeaccountant13.MelindaGates14.co-foundingtheBillandMelindaGatesFoundation15.SavetheChildrenExercise7Thetruestatementsare:1,5and7.Unit7InsideviewExercise25-3-2-6-1-4Exercise31(c)2(d)3(d)4(a)5(b)6(b)Exercise51It’sgoteverythingtodowithscience.2Shethinksitsoundsfascinating.3Atthemuseum4ShetellshimAndyandshearegoingtospendthenighttogether.5Joeissurprisedandconfused.Exercise61Whyisitsospecial2Isupposethisis3havespecialexhibitionsforkids134Thefirstthingyouhavetodo5we’rereallygonnastaythenight6Whileyou’regnegtti7whereareyoutwoofftoExercise71-5bbbabOutsideviewExercise3Usesofcomputersinclude:toprovidetravelupdates,tooperatetrains,toanalyzeevidence,tocontrolbuildings,toswitchonlights,toprovideentertainment,tocontrolthetemperatureandtocloseblinds.Placeswherecomputersareusedinclude:homes,policestations,librariesandschools.Exercise41(a)2(d)3(c)4(a)5(d)Exercise51areasoflife2inourhomes3computer-controlledhouses4adjustthetemperature5givenewinstructions6reacttomatch7TVandInternet8outsidechanges9stoptoomuchsunfromentering10turntheovenonListeninginExercise21ScientistsattheUniversityofBristolcarriedoutatwo-monthstudytofindthebestwaytodunkabiscuit.2Aboutoneinfourbiscuitsbreakupwhendunked.3Unlikebiscuits,doughnutsareheldtogetherbyproteinglutenwhichdoesn’tbreakdowninhliquids.4Horizontallydunkingabiscuitintoteaallowsalongerdunkingtime,astheliquidtakeslongertosoakintoit.5Thehottertheteathefasterthebiscuitbreaksup.6Dunkingabiscuitinahotdrinkreleasesuptotentimesmoreflavourthaneatingthebiscuitdry.Exercise31dunkingbiscuits2heldtogether3absorbliquid4travelthrough5holdthebiscuit146producingatableExercise6ThestatementssaidbyPeterare:1,2,4,6and8.ThestatementssaidbyLouiseare:3,5and7.Exercise71(b)2(b)3(d)4(a)5(c)6(a)Unit8InsideViewExercise237.Mostweekends.38.Everydayoftheweek./Allweek.39.10amto6pm.40.Itgetsprettylivelyaspeoplegotothepubsandrestaurantsallaround.41.Theysellprettywelleverything.42.It’safamousclub./It’soneofTHEgreatclubsinLondon.43.TotheElectricBallroom.44.No,shedoesn’t.Exercise3ThestatementssaidbyJanetare:4and8.ThestatementssaidbyAndyare:3,6and7.ThestatementssaidbyJoeare:1,2and5.Exercise51(c)2(c)3(d)4(d)5(c)6(b)Exercise6(1)tobehavingfuninLondon(2)wearingtheseamazingcostumes(3)attractsabouttwomillionpeople(4)Ittakesplace(5)theusualtime(6)It’safestivalwhichtakesplace(7)fortherestoftheyear(8)ItstartsinhalfanhourExercise71(a)2(a)3(b)4(b)5(b)OutsideViewExercise220.Thelunarcalendar.21.Redmeanshappiness.22.Flowerarrangementswhichincludepinebranches,bambooandblossoms.23.Orangesandtangerinesmeanhappiness,coconutsrepresenttogethernessandlycheenutsrepresentstrongfamilyties.1545.Noodlesrepresentlonglife.Exercise324.sotheexactdate25.lastsfor15days26.tosendouttheoldyear27.forthecomingyear28.redenvelopesofmoney29.cleaningthehousecompletely30.flowerswillturnintofruit31.Awholefish32.duringthisholidayExercise416.they’reverygenerous17.SouthKorea18.afamilysetting19.getyourownplate;digintogether20.Asian;Americans21.Americankids22.whatcustomstheylike23.KoreaExercise51(c)2(c)3(a)4(c)5(c)6(d)ListeningInExercise2Thetruestatementsare:2,5and6.Exercise31.makingaguy2.burnhim3.startofthe17thcentury4.beneathParliament5.hewastryingtolight6.whichtheydid7.noreason8.startedbuildingExercise6ChristmasThanksgivingHogmanay.646.Exercise733.Becauseit’sareligiousfestivalbutsheisnotareligiouspersonandsoitdoesn’thofmeaningtoher.34.It’asgoodreasonforfamiliestogettogether,eatalotofgoodfoodandgiveeachotherpresents.35.Becauseit’esxcitingtothinkthatFatherChristmaswillcomedownthechimneyandleavethempresents.36.It’satimetogivethanksforevtheirnygyouhave.37.Hesaysit’sprobablyascommercializedasChristmas.38.Theshortestdayoftheyear.Unit9InsideviewConversation124.Exampleanswers9.Thethreefriendsarestandingbythebarinapub,probablydiscussingwhattoorder.Thebarmanispossiblyfillingaglassorstandingreadyfortheirdecision.10.Probablynot.Shemayinfactbeaskingforadviceasthesituationisanunfamiliarone.11.Iamabitpuzzled----barsusuallyhavemoreexcitingnames.TheDukeofYorksoundsodd,butperhapsitisaveryoldpub.12.Itcouldbesomethingtodowithhistoryorperhapssuchnamesarememorableandaregoodforbusiness.2AnswersThetruestatementsare:2and5.8.Answers1(b)2(c)3(d)4(c)5(d)9.Exampleanswers1.Theylookattractiveandarememorable,andalsotheycomefromatimewhenfewerpeoplecouldreadeasily.2.Theycouldgettheirnamesfromthepeoplethefirstownerslikedorwantedtoplease,featuresofthebuilding,ortheycouldbereferencestothelocation.3.Theyillustratethename.5.Answers5-places2-animals1-royaltyorlandowners7-mythsandlegends4-objects6-jobs3-symbolstakenfromtheBible6.Answers(1)wherewasI(whatwasIsayingbefore)(2)Yousoundasifyouknowsomethingabout(3)wheredidIleaveoff(finishspeaking)(4)OK,gotyou17(5)andletmesee(letmethink)(6)Mymind’sgoneblank(Icannotrecallforamoment)(7)ifyou’llexcuseme(8)Itwasgreattalkingtoyou47.Answers1(b)2(a)3(a)4(a)5(b)6(b)Outsideview1Exampleanswers39.It’thseBritishRoyalFamily.There’thseQueenandherhusband.Andlook,aren’thteseWilliamandHarry?ThemainRoyalFamilystartsfourthfromtheleftwithPrinceWilliamandhisyoungerbrother,PrinceHarry.Slightlytotheback,behindhermother,standsPrincessAnne,thePrincessRoyal.TheQueenstandsnext,waving.TheladyinwhiteisthecountessofWessex,withjustinfrontofher,herhusband,PrinceEdward.Heislookingovertheshoulderofherfather,PrincePhilip,theDukeofEdinburgh.ThetallgentlemaninuniformisthePrincessRoyal’shusband,RearAdmiralLaurence.TheDuchessofCornwallinbluestandsnexttoherhusband,PrinceCharles,PrincepfWales.40.Theyareroyal.41.YourMajesty,IthinkfortheQueen,forthefirstexchangeandafterthatMa’am.ForprYourHighnessandafterthat,sir.42.Well,theyarenormalhumanbeingsbuttheyliveinpalaces.43.ThejewelswouldbenicebutalltheceremonymustbedullandthelackofprivacycannotbeniceasprincessDianaknewsowell.25.AnswersPhoto1:ElizabethPhoto2:JamesPhoto3:GeorgePhoto4:Victoria26.Answers13.It’susedtorefertoprincesandprincesses.14.It’susedtorefertotheQueen.15.TheGermansoundingnameusedbytheRoyalFamilybefore.16.TeRoyalFamily’spopularfamilycastle.17.TheRoyalFamily’ssurnameafter1960.18.Atthewedding,CharleswasrecordedinthemarriageregisterasHisRoyalHighnessPrinceCharlesPhilipArthurGeorge,ThePrinceofWales.19.Popularnamesforroyals.10.Answers1(b)2(b)3(d)4(a)5(b)6(c)Listeningin4.answers2-6-5-3-1-45.Answers18SimpleandUniquePositiveSoundmemorableassociationMicrosoft√Starbucks√Coca-cola√√√AlfaRomeo√Ferrari√48.Answers44.attractive,powerful:attractive,powerful45.tothinkof46.muchtoolong47.meaningverysmall48.thebestorthestrongest49.mostromanticlovers50.soundlux