全新版大學(xué)進(jìn)階英語視聽說教程第1冊(cè)-Unit2聽力文本

Unit2SportsPartIILISTENINGANDSPEAKINGLESSONADoYouPlayAnySports?ScriptM:InJapan,alotofpeoplewatchbaseballandsoccer.Golf,too.F:HereinMexicoCity,socceristhemostpopularsport.Everyonelovesit.Andbaseballandbasketballarealsopopular,butmostlytowatch.Notsomanypeopleplaythem.M:InAustralia,alotofpeoplewatchrugbyandcricket.Soccerispopular,too.MexicoCity墨西哥城（墨西哥首都）ScriptM:InJapan,alotofpeoplewatchbaseballandsoccer.Golf,too.Butmyfavoritesportisskiing.Ilikeskateboarding,too.F:HereinMexicoCity,socceristhemostpopularsport.Everyonelovesit.Andbaseballandbasketballarealsopopular,butmostlytowatch.Notsomanypeopleplaythem.I’mnotreallyintosports,butIdoliketaekwondo.Someofmyfriendsdoit,andnowIdoit,too.It’sgreatexercise.M: InAustralia,alotofpeoplewatchrugbyandcricket.Soccerispopular,too.Me?Ilovewatersports;swimmingandsurfingaremyfavorites.1.benotreallyintosth.并不是真正喜歡某事beintosth.非常喜歡某事2.watersports水上運(yùn)動(dòng)CONVERSATIONSCRIPT（無注釋）A: Doyouplayanysports?B: Yeah,Iplaytennis.Ialsodogymnastics.Howaboutyou?A: No,notreally.Sometimes,Igobowlingwithmyfriends.B: Doyoulikesoccer?A: Yeah,it’sOK.Idon’tplayit,butsometimesIwatchitonTV.B: Metoo.LESSONBAmazingRacesListening1ScriptAmazingRaces—TheRockandRollMarathonGoodpoints:It’sfun.At42kilometers(26.2miles),amarathonisn’teasytorun.Luckily,theRockandRollMarathoninLasVegasisfun.It’saraceandaparty.The“VegasStrip”(thecity’sfamousmainstreet)closessopeoplecanrun.Alongtherace,overthirtybandsplaymusic.Manyrunnersalsowearcostumes—Elvisisapopularone.Badpoints:It’scrowded.Therearealotofpeopleintherace—44,000fromallovertheworld—soitcanbehardtorun.Also,it’scold.TheraceisinlateNovember,andit’ssometimesonly5degreesCelsius(42degreesFahrenheit).Warmclothesareamust!AmazingRaces—ThePatagonianExpeditionRaceGoodpoints:It’sbeautiful.RacersgothroughPatagonia.Thisplaceisfamousforitsamazingscenery.Theraceisalsoreallyexciting.Badpoints:It’sreallyhard.Somesaythisistheworld’smostdifficultrace.ItstartsonFebruary14andendsonthe22nd—eightdaysandfivehundredsixtykilometers(threehundredfiftymiles)later.Peoplefromaroundtheworldworkinteamsoffour.Theymountainbike,hike,andkayakfordays.Formany,it’sverylongandtiring.Infact,onlyhalftheteamsfinishthisraceeachyear.TheRockandRollMarathon搖滾馬拉松，起源于1998年美國(guó)圣地亞哥。該賽事以配合馬拉松舉辦樂隊(duì)表演而廣受歡迎，發(fā)展至今已成為在全球30多個(gè)城市舉辦的系列賽。costumes（指聚會(huì)或娛樂活動(dòng)中穿的）化裝服Elvis埃爾維斯·普雷斯利（ElvisPresley），1935年1月8日出生于美國(guó)密西西比州圖珀洛，美國(guó)搖滾歌手、演員，綽號(hào)“貓王”。amust必不可少的事物ThePatagonianExpeditionRace巴塔哥尼亞探險(xiǎn)賽是一種年度探險(xiǎn)運(yùn)動(dòng)。首次比賽于2004在智利巴塔哥尼亞舉行。參賽者在八天比賽中，通過徒步、山地騎行、攀巖、皮劃艇的方式完成560公里的比賽路程，對(duì)體力和意志力都是極大的挑戰(zhàn)。kayak劃皮劃艇Listening2ScriptF: Hey,Mark.Areyouenjoyingthisgame?M: No,notreally.Ourteamisplayingterriblytoday.F: Yeah.Itdoesn’tlookgood.M: Let’sturntheTVoff.Ican’twatchanymore.F: Hangon...There’sabaseballgameon.Let’swatchthatinstead.M: Hmmm...Idon’tknow.Thatsoundsboring.Whatelseison?F: There’stennisonchannel5.M: Oh,thatsoundsfun.F: Yeah.Ohwait,there’salsoadifferentsoccergameonanotherchannel.M: Soundsgood.Let’swatchthat.Ourteamisplayingterriblytoday.我們隊(duì)今天表現(xiàn)糟糕。soundboring聽起來乏味無趣soundfun聽起來很有趣LISTENINGSKILLSScriptM:Haveyoueverbeentothatbigrestaurantoppositetheschoolgate?W:Yes,manytimes.Whenevermyfriendscometovisitme,I’lltakethemtheretoeat.W:Istheresomethingwrong?M:MywifeandIhavebeenkeptwaitingfornearlyanhourforourmeal.W:WhereisthecakeImadethismorning?M:Weateit,mom.Canyoumakeanotheroneforus?W:Ihearyoulikechickenverymuch.M:Nexttobeef.M:Haveyoutriedthiswinebefore?W:No,never.It’smyfirsttime,butit’sreallytomytaste.W:John,doyouwantasoda?M:Soda?Ithinkittasteslikemedicine.W:Why,thefishisleftalmostuntouched.M:Well,itwouldbegoodifitwerelesssalty.M:Hi,Sue,wouldyouliketoeatouttonight?W:Oh,I’dreallyliketo,butmysistermaycometovisitmethisevening.opposite在……對(duì)面的tomytaste符合我的口味tastelike……嘗起來像untouched（食物）未動(dòng)過的，原樣的lesssalty不那么咸；淡一點(diǎn)PARTIIIVEDIOMONGOLIANHORSERACEScriptNarrator: WelcometoMongolia!WeareherefortheNaadam,theMongolianfestivalfamousforitshorserace.WeareoutsideUlaanbaatar,thecapitalofMongolia.Anditisalmosttimeforthebigevent.ThisisMukhdalai,agreathorsetrainer.HeispreparinghishorsefortheNaadamrace.It’salotofwork.ThisisNamjin.HeisMukhdalai’sgoodfriend.He,too,ispreparingfortheNaadamrace.It’snowthedayofthebigrace.TherearealotofpeopleattheNaadamthisyear.Thereareabout20horsesintherace.Someriderscamealmost80kilometerstobeintheracethisyear.Acartakesthehorsesandriderstothestart.Theraceistwenty-fivekilometerslong,upanddownsteephillsides.It’snoteasy.Namjin’sriderisinawhiteshirt.AndMukhdalai’sriderisinyellow.Atthestart,alloftheridersstop…andthentheyturnandgo!Thehorsesgoveryfast.Intherace,somewillgoalmost50kilometersanhour.Atthestartoftherace,Namjin’sboy,inthewhiteshirt,isdoingwell.Mukhdalai’shorseisstillintheback.Butintime,Mukhdalai’sh