大学英语听说第二册第三版原文及答案(上外版).pdf

Unit 1Part AExercise 11.398-40712.278-95363.1390-1910-4664.415-566-12685.5-078-24896.6102-9517-28807.210-699-49828.6-592-7649Exercises 2Is that you/Can I leave a message/call meback/860-2505/give her the message whenshe returns home.Part B conversation 1Exercise 1A Call from DadGloria:Hello?Dad:Hi,Gloria!This is your dad.Gloria:Hi,Dad!Howre you doing?Dad:Just fine.How are you doing?Gloria:Oh,Im OK.Did you get thepictures I left for you?Dad:Yes,we sure did.Were looking atthem now.Gloria:Oh,good.Dad:This ones really good.Youre eatingin a restaurant.Gloria:Oh,yeah.I go there a lot.Its oneof my favorite places.Dad:Uh-huh.It looks like a nice place.And in this one youre sitting on amotorcycle.Gloria:Yeah.Somebody is teaching mehow to ride.Dad:That sounds dangerous.I hope yourecareful,honey.Gloria:Oh,Dad.I am.Dont worry.Dad:Now whafs this one?Yourestanding in Angelas office.Isnt thatAngelas office?Gloria:Yeah.Im doing some part-timework for her magazine.Dad:Oh,good for you.Whos that withyou?Gloria:Oh,Angela took that picture.Thats John.Dad:John,huh?Whos John?Gloria:Hes.um.a friend.Angelaintroduced me to him.Dad:She did,huh?He seems a littlestrange.Gloria:Dad.Hes a really nice guy.Dad:Yeah,but it looks like hes got aponytail.Is that a ponytail?Gloria:Dad,youre so old-fashioned!Exercise 11 father&daughter2.they are talking about the picturesGloria left for him3.Riding a motorcycle4.He thinks John looks a little strangebecause John wears a pony tail.5.she says he is old-fashioned.Exercise 21.in a restaurant/Dining/2.on a motorcycle/learning to ride amotorcycle3.in Angelas office/doing some part-timework for Angela5 s magazine/with John,her friendYou Have the Wrong NumberW:Hello.M:Good morning.This is the First StateBank.My names Edward Simpson.Fmthe manager.W:Oh,yes?M:Did you get my letter?W:What letter was that?M:Well,I wanted to see you.I calledyesterday,but nobody answered the phone.W:Was that in the morning?M:Thats right.W:Im sorry,I wasnt here.I had to see mydoctor.Pve had problems with my leg.M:I wanted to ask you about youraccount.W:My account?M:Yes,you wrote a check for$1,000 lastweek.W:$1,000?M:Yes,and there*s only$153.95 in youraccount.W:But I dont have an account with FirstState.M:Now,look here Mrs Tailor.W:Mrs Tailor?Whos Mrs Tailor?Im notMrs Tailor.M:Im sorry.Is this 848-3592?W:Say that again.M:848-3592.W:Ah!This is 848-3952.My namesNelson.You have the wrong number.M:Oh!Im terribly sorry.Exercise 11.who dialed the wrong number?(a)2.what is the most probable relationshipbetween the man and the woman?(b)3.what is true about the woman?(a)Exercise 21.First State Bank2.her leg3.848-39524.Mrs Tailor/his bank5.having dialed the wrong numberUnit 2Part AExercise 11.Tom2.she has dialed the wrong number3.321-96454.Monica5.Mrs Jones sister1.M:Hello.W:Hello,is that you,Tom?M:Sorry,but nobody by that name liveshere.W:Oh,Tm so sorry.Q:Whom does the woman want?2.M:Hello.W:Hello,George.M:Who?W:Oh,is George in?M:Sorry.We have no George here.W:Is this 793-5141?M:No,it isnt.I think you have the wrongnumber.W:Oh,Im sorry.Q:Why does the woman say sorry?3.M:Hello.W:Hello.Can I speak to Alan?M:Who did you say you want?W:Alan.M:What number did you want?W:321-9645.M:But this is 321-6949.W:Oh,sorry.Q:What number did the woman want?4.M:Hello.W:Hello.Is Sylvia there?M:Sorry.Shes not in right now.W:Oh,are you her brother Mike?M:Yes.Whos calling?W:This is Monica.Can I leave a messagewith you?M:OK.Q:Who is calling?5.M:Hello,this is Dr Baker speaking.Is thatMrs Jones?W:No,this is her sister.Can I take amessage?M:Yes,please.Q:Who answered the phone?Exercise 21.message:1.Nancy Davis2.914-65203.Call Nancy back2.message:1.peter2.614-55333.Meet Peter at 12 at the ForeignLanguage BookstoreSCRIPT1.M:Hello.W:Hello,can I speak to Anne,please?M:Sorry.Shes not in right now.Wouldyou like to leave a message?W:Yes,please.My name is Nancy Davis.M:Nancy Davis.W:Yes,and my phone number is914-6520.M:Did you say 6502?W:No,6520.Could you ask Anne to callme back tonight?M:OK.Ill give her the message as soonas she comes in.W:Thanks.M:Youre welcome.2.W:Hello.M:Hello.Fd like to speak to Frank,please.W:Oh,Franks not back from the officeyet.Can I take a message?M:Yes,please.My name is Peter.W:Peter?M:Yes,thats right.And my number is614-5533.W:614-5533.M:Please tell Frank Ill meet himtomorrow at 12 at the Foreign LanguagesBookstore.W:12 oclock at the bookstore.OK,Ill tellhim.Part B conversation 1Exercise 11.why is Pat calling Anna?(c)2.what is the reason why Jack does notaccept Pats invitation to tea?(c)3.What bis true about Pat?(d)Exercise 21.be out2.Jack/Tom3.leave Anna a message4.164,Rose AvenueSCRIPTIs Anna There?Jack:Hello.Pat:Hello.Is Anna there?Jack:No.Fm sorry Anna is out.Pat:Is that you,Tom?Jack:No,Im not Tom.Im Jack.ImAnnas brother.Pat:Oh!Im sorry.I think Anna has toldme about you.She said her brother iscoming to spend the summer holiday at herplace.That must be you.Jack:Yes.Ill be here for two weeks.Pat:Thats great.Well,could you pleaseleave Anna a message for me?Jack:Sure.What is it?Pat:Well,Anna and I are going to meetfor tea at my home.Would you ask her tosee if she has my French dictionary?If shedoes,tell her to bring it along.The addressis 164,Rose Avenue,in case she hasforgotten.Jack:All right.And you are?Pat:Im Annas friend Pat.Jack:Thank you for calling,Pat.Ill let herknow that you called.Pat:Thank you.By the way,would youlike to come along with Anna?Fd like tointroduce you to my brother.Jack:Thats very nice of you.But I have togo to the bank this afternoon.Pat:Thafs a pity.But well see you someother time,wont we?Jack:I dont know.Maybe.Pat:Thank you again,Tom.Jack:But Im not Tom.Im Jack!Pat:Pm so sorry,Jack.Conversatin 2Exercise 11.c 2.b 3.cExercise 21.advice2.find Brown somewhere suitable to live/an estate agent3.meet and talk to each other at her office4.ten-minute walkSCRIPTIm a Friend of AliceWilsonJohn Brown has been transferred towork in a townwhere he has no friends.However,hisfriend AliceWilson has suggested that he phone herfriend BettySmith and ask for her advice aboutfindingsomewhere to live.Betty:Hello?Betty Smith here.John:Oh,Mrs Smith,my names JohnBrown.You dont know me,but Im afriend of Alice Wilson.Betty:Oh,yes?John:When I told Alice I was coming tolive here she gave me your name,andsuggested that I give you a ring.I waswondering if you could give me someadvice.Betty:Ill be pleased to if I can.What can Ido for you?John:Well,Im looking for a place to live.Alice thought that as youre an estate agentyou might know of somewhere suitable.Betty:Yes,I think I can help you.Whydont you come round and see me?Do youknow where my office is?John:Yes,Ive got the address.Betty:Good.Where are you now?John:Im at the post office now.Betty:Oh,well,thats just a ten-minutewalk from my office.Come round and seeme now.John:Thank you very much.Betty:Not at all.Part D1.whats the relationship between the twospeak?(d)2.Why couldnt Vicki see Randy lastnight?(c)3.Which of the following is true ofVicki?(d)Unit 3part AExercise 11.N2N 3.P 4.N 5.P 6.P7N8NSCRIPT1.W:Youd better take a good rest,John.M:I cant afford the time.2.W:I think you really need a holiday.M:Thank you for your advice.But I haveto finish my assignment.3.W1:Im afraid youve put on some weight,Ann.Maybe you should go on a diet.W2:I know,but what kind of diet do yousuggest?4.W:If I were you,Id take an advancedcourse.M:You know I havent finished thebeginners course yet.5.W:I think you ought to find a biggerapartment.M:Ive been trying to find one.6.W:It might be a good idea if you got apart-time job.M:Im thinking about it these days.7.W:You ought to eat lots of salad and fruit,Larry.M:You know I dont care for fruit andvegetables very much.I prefer meat.8.W:Robert,you shouldnt sleep so much.Itwont do you good.M:You may be right.But I get tired if I cutdown.Exercise 21.It might be a good idea to travel by air.2.Why dont you go to professor Stone foradvice?3.Youd better take his advice and eat anapple a day.4.Have you thought about looking for abetter job?5.If I were you Id go through the paperagain.6.Shouldnt you spend more time inlistening and speaking?Part B conversation 1Exercise 1l .b 2.a 3.aExercise 21.Traveling a lot./working very hard;unsafe nowadays;2.an interpreter/able for her to use herlanguage ability;traveling to internationalmeetings/3.an international business person/notmentioned/having a lot to do with money,which shedoesnt like to think about.SCRIPTDreams About theFutureAmy:Hey,Charlie,Ive been thinking.Charlie:Oh,yeah?About what?Amy:About the future.about what Iwant to be.Charlie:Hmm.Im sure there are a lot ofthings that you can do.Amy:Mmm,maybe.Id like a job where Ican travel.Charlie:Well,what about being a flightattendant?You could travel a lot.Amy:No,Ive thought of that.Flightattendants work really hard.Its so tiring.And planes arent safe nowadays.Theymay crash because of bad weather or evenbe used as weapons if they fall into wronghands.Charlie:How about being an interpreter?Youre really good at languages.And youcould travel to international meetings.Amy:No,I dont think so.Interpretingdoesnt sound interesting to me.Charlie:Well,what are you interested in?Amy:Well,maybe Pll become.aninternational businesswoman.Charlie:But you dont like thinking aboutmoney.Amy:Well,I could change.Charlie:Mmm,I dont know,Amy.I justdont see you as a business person.conversation 2Exercise 11.she has been tired of doing the same oldthings day after day at home since shemoved fromChicago.2.Back in Chicago she worked part timeand went swimming every day but nowshe just cooksand cleans the house.3.Judy should go out of the house and finda job.Exercise 21.skating and running these days.2.sports/popular3.sporting goods store4.make money5.for herself.SCRIPTYou Should Get a JobM:So tell me,Judy,hows everything withyou?W:Oh,OK,except sometimes I get sotired of doing the same old thing day afterday.I mean,when we lived in Chicago Iworked part time and went swimmingevery day.But since we moved I just cookand clean the house.M:It sounds like you need to get out of thehouse.Maybe you should get a job.W:I guess I should,but I just cant decidewhat to do.M:What do you want to do?W:Well,as a matter of fact,Ive beenthinking about opening a sporting goodsstore.M:A sporting goods store?How come?W:Well,look at all the people that areskating and running these days,I mean,sports are so popular.And there isnt anysporting goods store around here,so Ithink it would make money.And besides,Iwant to work for myself.Its a crazy idea,isnt it?Anyway,hows everything withyou?M:I dont think its crazy at all.In fact,Ithink it sounds kind of exciting.Part DExercise1.She cant decide whether to go tounversity or get a job2.To study economics at university.3.l)She thinks she will have no time forfun with too much reading and writing.2)She doesnt like to ask her parents forpocket money at her age.Unit 4Part AExercise 11.Take some aspirin2.Have his eyes tested3.go to the health center and see a doctor4.Economics5.Just lie down for a while.SCRIPT1.M:Whats the matter,Betty?W:Ive got a fever and a really badheadache.M:Oh,thafs too bad.Why dont you takesome aspirin?Q:What does the man advise the womanto do?2.M:Sarah,my eyesight is getting worseand worse.What do you think I should do?W:I think you should have your eyestested first,and then maybe buy a pair ofglasses.M:Yes,I suppose I should.Then whatkind of frames would look good on me?W:Well,if I were you,Id buy metal ones.They give you a scholarly look.Q:What does the woman suggest the mando first?3.M:Betty,you don!t look well.W:I know.I feel rotten.M:Youd better go to the health center andsee a doctor.W:Yeah,that sounds like good advice.Iwill.Q:Whafs the mans advice to Betty?4.W:I cant decide whether to go to collegeor get a job.What do you think?M:Id advise you to go on studying.W:But Im not sure what subject to study.M:Why dont you major in economics?Youre so good with numbers.Q:What major does the man suggest thewoman take?5.M:You know you really should take abreak.Youve been at your desk for hours.W:Yeah,I guess youre right.Im so tired.I wonder if I can finish reading this articletoday.M:If I were you,Fd just lie down for awhile.W:I think I might.Q:What should the woman do accordingto the man?Part BConversation 1Exercise 11.What seems to be Peters trouble?(c)2.Why does Peter has little chance to talkto English people?(a)3.What can you lean from theconversation?(b)Exercise 21.go out more/go to pubs/take a class/speak first2.the weather/sports/footbal,/swimming,/tennis/traveling and sightseeingWhats the Matter,Peter?Sarah:Whafs the matter,Peter?You dontlook very happy today.Peter:Im not,Sarah.Pm worried aboutmy English.Sarah:Whats the problem?Peter:Pm not practicing enough.Sarah:Why not?Peter:Well,I seldom have a chance tomeet English people.Sarah:You should go out more.Peter:Where should I go?Sarah:Maybe you should go to pubs ortake a class.Peter:But.English people never speak tome.Sarah:Ah!You should speak first.Peter:What can I talk about?Sarah:The weather!English people arealways interested in the weather.Peter:But I cant be talking about theweather all the time.What else can I talkabout?Sarah:Well,you can talk about sports.Alot of English people play sports.Football,swimming,tennis.Peter:But I dont know anything aboutsports.All Pm interested in is sightseeing.Sarah:Then you can talk about the placesyouve been.English people love travelingand sightseeing.Peter:Really?Then I can tell them aboutmy trip to the Lake District.Sarah:Why not?Thatll give you verygood chances to practice your English.And youll make some friends too,Imsure.Peter:That sounds good.Ill think about it.Conversation 2Exercise 11.what does Simons mother think of hispresent job?(c)2.what is true about Simon?(d)3.what can you infer fron theconversation?(d)Exercise 21.Gardening2.Good pay3.plenty of fresh air4.Not suitable for a university graduate5.Boring6.The idea7.Appeals to ne8.a lot of study,and then working all sortsof hours.Why Dont You Get a Decent Job?Mother:Why dont you get a decent jobfor a change,Simon?Simon:But I like my job,mother.Mother:Look,digging gardens is not asuitable job for a university graduate.Simon:I dont see anything wrong withdigging gardens.The moneys not bad andtheres plenty of fresh air.Mother:Well,Pm not against gardening asa hobby.But you have a degree in politicalscience.Think of all the years you spent instudying.Simon:Well,the degree doesnt help meget a good job.Ive tried everywhere butno place wanted a political science major.Mother:If I were you,Pd go on to take anew course,teaching,accountancy.Simon:Accountancy?Anything but that.Its so boring.Mother:Come on,you really must think ofthe future.Why dont you just write a fewapplication forms?Simon:Ill tell you what.Id like to be adoctor.Mother:Well,you should think veryseriously about that.It means a lot of study,and then working all sorts of hours.Simon:Yes,maybe.But the idea appealsto me.Mother:Well,then,you ought to get moreinformation abou