新視野視聽(tīng)說(shuō)第二冊(cè)第六單元答案

Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

(A)Customerandshopassistant.

(B)Daughterandmother.

(C)Customers.

<(B(C())D)Friends.

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Whichgirlcaninfluencetheother?

thefirstgirl

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Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

(A)Customers.

(B)Motheranddaughter.

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(C)Neighbors.

(D)Customerandshopassistant.

Hasthefirstspeakersucceededinpersuadingthesecondonetochange

hermind?

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no,shehasn\*t

Lilyandhermomaretalkingaboutawoman'sdress.Lilyfeelsthatthe

(1)looksfunn]

dressButhermomhasaverydifferentidea—thewoman*s

(2)looksfun

dresstoher.Lilydisagreesbecauseshethinksthewoman's

⑶outoffashl01jthatkindofstyleisthelastyear，sstyle.

dressisan(

(4)goodonhei

Hermomthinksit'squiteallrightaslongasitlooks

(5)out-date(.ii

Therefore,Lilysaysthathermotherisasasthatwoman.Still,

(6)followingfashiontrend;

themotherdoesn，tseeanypointof.finally,

(7)nowondei,,,..

Lilyrealizesthatitisthathermotherdoesnotnliketobuy

hernewdresses.

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Paris(5)aerguardet.,,

thesecretsofthenewdesignsuntilthey

areshowntothepublic.

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|(6)Jul：

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(9)startingpoin"

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(10)onlyapa:

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'?>Whatkindsofmodelsarementionedinthepassage?

(A)

Fashionmodelswhowalkoncatwalks.

(B)

Highly-paidsupermodelswhoappearonmagazinecovers.

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(C)

Bikinimodelsandglamourmodels.

(D)

Alloftheabove.

2.⑥Which

ofthefollowingistrueofglamourmodels?

(A)

Theyposeinfrontofcameras.

(B)

Theyappearinladies，magazines.

(C)

Theymainlydisplayfashionclothes.

⑻

Theirfacesaremoreimportantthantheirbodyshapes.

3.

Accordingtothepassage,whatisasignofgoodhealthand

reproductiveability?

(A)

Attractiontotheoppositesex.

(B)

Eatingdisorders.

(C)

Agoodbodyshape.

(D)

Alongerlife.

4.

AccordingtotheBritishAssociationofModelAgents,whatare

theidealchest-waist-hipmeasurementsofafemalemodel?

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(A)

Around36-24-34inches.

(B)

Around34-24-34inches.

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Around86-61-86inches.

(D)

Around86-60-84inches.

5.

Whichofthefollowingisaresultoftheemphasisofthemedia

andthefashionindustryonthinness?

(A)

Morebeautifulmodels.

(B)

Fewerbeautifulmodels.

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Eatingdisorders.

(D)

Rejectionbymostemployers.

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(2)Teenager,

miniskirts-andveryyounggirlsboughtshort

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skirtstodisplayJ.

DevelopmentYoungwomenbegandemanding

ofI(4)shorterandshorte:...

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about?

Inpartsof

theminiskirtrepresented

Europeand

North|(6)loosemoral?

America

Membersofbelievedgoodgirlswould

theolder(7)neverappeal.....

generationinminiskirts.

thoughtshortskirtswornwithheavy

Opinionsof八pantyhosewouldmakethegirl

..Ms.Quant

miniskirts(8)lookchildlool

seeminiskirtsasasymbolof

(9)women,sliberatioi1

,asapowerful

Feministsweaponagainstthe

(10)tradition

stereotypeofthe

womansimplyaswifeandmother.

YouranswerCorrectanswer

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fiveinchesfiveinches

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1.Thespeakerdoesnotseemtobeespeciallyproudofmodeling.

(A)

True

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(B)

False

2.Beforethemodelwalkedout,shewashelpedandcheckedbyoneperson.

(A)

True

(B)

False

3.Aftergettingbacktothesmallroom,themodelmusthurrytochange

clothes.

2(5-(A)True

(B)

False

4.Thefashionshowisusuallyveryquiet,fortheaudienceisfocusingits

attentionontheperformance.

(A)

True

(B)

False

5.Amodelmusthavealotofindependentideas,accordingtothespeaker.

"C⑷nue

(B)

False

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ShewasasIn°\c】。uscouldbe

Shewasafraidtocomeoutofthelocker

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Shewas?thatsomebodywouldsee

One,two,three,four,tellthepeoplewhatshewore

Itwasanitsybitsyteenieweenieyellowpolka-dotbikini

firsttime.

Thatsheworeforthetoday

Anitsybitsyteentieweenieyellowpolka-dotbikini

locker

SointheIshewantedtostay

Two,three,four,stickaroundwe'11tellyoumore

Shewasafraidtocomeoutintheopen

Aiblanket,..

Andsoa?aroundhershewore

comeout.

Shewasafraidtointheopen

Andsoshesatbundledupontheshore

wore

Two,three,four,tellthepeoplewhatshe

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IhedaughterwantstobuyJbutthemotherdisagrees,saying

(2)fullofclothe：.[.i]

shestillhasaclosetmgoodconditionandtheparents

1ci⑶universitytuitioi

havetopaytorher?Thedaughterarguesthatsheneeds

(4)clothesinfashioi

soasnottolookasifshehascomefrom

(5)theMiddleAgei.(6)part-timejol

.Ihedaughterthensuggestsgettinga?

covertheexpenses.Notwantingtoaffectthedaughter'sstudies,themother

dI[，]1—一上(7)nottooexpensive

rinallyagreestobuynewclothesthatare?

YouranswerCorrectanswer

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單元測(cè)試

PartIScript

Directions:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswers

tothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,

therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplaying

tocheckyouranswers.

1.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

A.Themanthinksnegativelyaboutthemwhilethewomanispositive

aboutthem.

B.Thewomanthinksnegativelyaboutthemwhilethemanispositive

aboutthem.

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C.Boththemanandwomanthinktheyplayapositiverole.

D.Boththemanandwomanthinktheyplayanegativerole.

2.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

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6A.Theywerecheap.

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B.Thesalesgirltalkedherintodoingso.

「C.Shewantedtogiveonetohersister.

D.Shecouldenjoyadiscountforbuyingtwo.

3.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

「A.Theyarereallytooshort.

「B.Theyarereallytoolong.

C.Theywilllookwellifonewearssuitableshoes.

「D.Theywilllookwellifthetailorshortensthemabit.

4.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

A.Themanwon'tgotothefashionshowwiththewoman.

「B.Thewomanisafashiondesigner.

「C.Themansometimesfollowsthefashiontrend.

「D.Thewomanboughttheticketsathighprices.

5.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)

「A.ShanghaihasbeenonthesamelevelwithParis.

B.ThechancesofShanghaibecomingafashioncapitalaresmall.

汴C.ShanghaimaysoonrivalParisandMilan

D.Shanghailackstheelementsthatmakeafashionleader.

PartIIScript

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Directions:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenfillintheblankswith

themissingwords.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,

therewillbetimetowritethemissingwords.Usethesecondplayingtocheck

youranswers.

Chris:Tina?Whatareyouwearing?

Tina:rm(1)1tr>ins°nanoutfitforajobinterview.Whatdoyouthink?

Chris:

口，.abusinesssuit,,

Yourewearing(2〃!T1veneverseenyou

(3)1汨ablousebgf,

Tina:Iknow.Thesenylonsarereallyitchy.MaybeIshouldwear

/八cottontights..

(4)1,instead.

Chris:You，11betoohot.Maybeyoushouldwearalongskirtor

(5)1a*.Wd100kgoodin(6)1aminiskirt,.!

Tina:

，4?./、Itoanoffice

1Tcantwearaminiskirt⑺1!

Chris:You，d(8)1Cdtchm°reeyesinaminiskirtthanyouwouldinthat

(9)1suit!

Tina:You'resuch(10)1atyplcalboy!

YouranswerCorrectanswer

Si)tryingontryingon

62)abusinesssuitabusinesssuit

S3)inablouseinablouse

▼⑷cottontightscottontights

，5)adressadress

56)aminiskirtaminiskirt

，7)toanofficetoanoffice

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，8）catchmoreeyescatchmoreeyes

，9）suitsuit

“（10）atypicalboyatypicalboy

PartIIIScript

Directions:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrect

answerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirst

playing,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecond

playingtocheckyouranswers.

1.Whatdoesthewomansuggest?

6A.Buyingthemanasuitforwork.

rB.Buyingthemanasuitfortravel.

「C.Buyingherselfasuitforwork.

D.Buyingherselfasuitformodeling.

2.Whatdoesthewomanthinkaboutthesuitthemaniswearing?

「A.Itlookshandsome.

「B.Itlooksoutdated.

C.Itshouldbecleaned.

「D.Itshouldbeironed.

3.Whydoesn，tthemanlikethejacketthewomanrecommends?

A.Becauseitissingle-breasted（單排扣的）.

B.Becauseitisdouble-breasted（雙排扣的）.

C.Becauseitisbrown.

rD.Becauseitlooksoutofstyle.

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4.Whatkindoftrousersdoesthemandislike?

「A.Darkbluetrousers.

「B.Shorttr