大学英语听说第三册答案.docx

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大学英语听说第三册答案

大学英语听说第三册答案

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exercise1

1.m:

i’dliketobookadoubleroomwithbathforfournights.

w:

sorry,sir.we’refullup.canirecommendtheparkhoteltoyou?

itisquitenearhere.

q:

whatdoesthewomansuggestthatthemando?

2.m:

i’dliketoseemr.jonesthisafternoon,please.

w:

i’msorrybutmr.joneswillbebusythewholeafternoon.canyoumanageat10:

30tomorrowmorning?

q:

whatdoesthewomansaytotheman?

3.w:

canibooktwoticketsfortheshow“42ndstreet”onsundaynight,oct.31st?

m:

sorry,madam.alltheticketsonthatnightaresoldout.butticketsareavailablefornov.3rd.

q:

whencanthewomanseetheshow?

4.m:

i’dliketoreservetwoticketsonflight6051toedinburgh,foroctober20th.

w:

sorry,sir.we’rebookeduponthe20th.butwestillhaveafewseatsavailableonthe21st.

q:

whendoesthemanwanttoleaveforedinburgh?

5.w:

gardenrestaurant.mayihelpyou?

m:

canyoumakearrangementsforatableforsixateightthisevening?

inaquietcorner,please.

q:

whatdoesthemanwanttodo?

keys:

1-5acdad

exercise2

w:

hello.dazhongtaxicompany.

m:

hello.canibookataxitothewestlakehotel,hangzhou?

w:

sure.whattime?

m:

9o’clocktomorrowmorning.

w:

youraddress,please?

m:

room1008,peacehotel.

w:

andyourname?

m:

jacksmith.

w:

ok,mrsmith.

m:

thankyou.

w:

notatall.

keys:

partb

conversation1

i’dliketomakeareservation

operator:

gloryinn,atlanta.

paul:

hi,thisispaullambert.i’mthemanagerofthebandcountryboys.youknow,therockbandfrom

chicago.iwant…

operator:

pleasehold,mr.lambert.i’mputtingyourthroughtothereservationmanager.

paul:

but…

manager:

mr.lambert?

thisislaurieperry,thehotelmanager.

paul:

oh,yeah?

well,ineedfiveroomsforfridaynight.that’sthe15th.iwantthebestroominthehotel.manager:

sorry,i’mafraidicannotacceptyourreservation.

paul:

nowlook,wealwaysstayatthegloryinn…

manager:

iknowthat,lasttimeyouwerehere,wehadanumberofcomplaintsfromotherguests.

paul:

youmeantheydon’tlikelong-hairedrockmusicians

manager:

that’snottheproblem,sir.thebandusedbadlanguageinthecoffeeshop,andthrewtwotvsetsintothe

pool.

paul:

yeah,yeah.well,i’11tellthemtobemorecarefulthistime.

manager:

i’mafraidthat’snotall,sir.youhaven’tpaidtheaccountforthelasttimeyet。

paul:

i’msorry.i’llputacheckinthemailrightaway

manager:

pleasedo.

paul:

so,whataboutourreservationforfriday?

swerthatverysimply,sir,noway!

keys:

exercise1:

1-5acaba

exercise2:

1.fiveroomsintotal√

roomsonthetopfloor√

thebestroomsinthehotel√

2.theydamagedthehotel’sproperty.√

theytalkedrudelyinthecoffeeshop.√

theydidnotpaytheaccountwhentheyleftthehotel.√

conversation2

marcelalwaysdoesmyhair

m:

goodmorning.unisexhairdresser’s.

w:

goodmorning.i’dliketomakeanappointment,please,forthreeo’clockthisafternoon,withmarcel.

m:

letmesee...i’msorrymarcel’sbusyatthree.canyousuggestanotherday,madam?

w:

no.i’veanimportantmeetingtoattendtonightandimusthavemyhairdonebeforefive.sohowabout3:

30?

m:

i’mafraidmarcelisbusyallafternoon.

w:

whatanuisance!

m:

i’mterriblysorry,madam.butyoushouldalwaysbookwellinadvance.w:

iknow.iknow.butit’sshortnoticefor

me,too.

w:

ok,then.whattimewillhebeavailable?

m:

thenmayisuggesttomo’neil?

heisjustasgoodasmarcel.

w:

butmarcelalwaysdoesmyhair.heknowswhatstyleiusuallywear.m:

buteverybodysaystomcanquicklyfigure

outthebeststyleforaparticularcustomer.

m:

er...actuallyheisbusyallafternoontoo.butluckily,oneofhiscustomershasjustcalledtocancelherappointment.

soifyoucanbehereat2:

45,icanfityouin.you’llbehisfirstcustomerthisafternoon.

w:

thatwouldbenicethen.thankyou.you’rereallyveryhelpful.m:

you’rewelcome.

keys:

exercise1:

1-5badca

exercise2:

1.heisthewoman’sfavoritehairdresser.√

hehasanappointmentwithanothercustomer.√

heisapopularhairdresserattheunisexhairdresser.√

2.tomisjustasgoodasmarcel.√

tomcanquicklyfigureoutthebeststyleforaparticularcustomer.√

tomehasneverdonethewoman’shairbefore.√

unit2animalsandpets

parta

exercise1

passage1

dearsir,

i’mwritingtosayhowshockediambytheamountofmoneythatpeopleinbritainspendontheirpets.

arecentarticleinyournewspaperinformedusthatlastyearbritonsspent660millionpoundsondogfoodand516millionpoundsonfoodfortheircats.

arewecompletelymad?

everydayontvweseepicturesofpeoplewhohavenofoodatall.afewpoundswouldbuythemfoodforaweek.eveninbritaintherearemanypeoplewithoutworkandhomes.alittlemoneycouldmakeabigdifferencetothemcouldn’tit?

butitseemsthatinbritainanimalscomefirst.perhapsitistimetothinkagain.

yoursfaithfully,

msd.walker

passage2

oneofthemaincomplaintsofthecityresidentsintheunitedstatesisthenumberofhomelesscatsanddogs.ithasbeenestimatedthatmorethan31millioncatsanddogsarewanderingthroughthestreetsofthecities.eachyearaboutafifthoftheseanimalsaredestroyed.asurveyof41citiesreportsthatasmuchas15milliondollarsisspenttocaptureandkillthoseanimalseveryyear.onecityalone,chicago,spendsonemilliondollarsayeartocontrolitsanimalpopulation.ontheotherhand,thoughyoucanfindquitealotofcatsanddogswanderinginnewyork,thecitygovernmentcan’tfindanymoneyforanimalpopulationcontrol.

keys:

a,b

exercise2

1.mrs.bushhadbeengivingherstudentsaverylongandnotveryinterestinglecturetoanimals.whenshefinished,shedecidedtoaskafewquestions.shestartedoffwiththisquestion.“now,tommy,tellmewhereelephantsarefound.”

tommyhadn’tdonemuchlistening,buthepretendedtobeclever,saying,“elephantsaresuchbiganimalsthattheyhardlyevergetlost.”

2.anangrycustomerwentbacktothepetshopandsaidtotheowner,“thecatyousoldmeisabsolutelyuseless!

”theownerlookedatthecatandsaid,“what’swrongwithit?

itlooksperfectlyallrighttome.”thecustomerbecamefuriousandsaid,“whenyousoldittomeyoupromiseditwouldbeagoodcatformice.yeteverytimeitseesamouseitrunsawayandhides.”theownersmiledandsaid,“well,isn’tthatagoodcatformice?

”

partb

conversation

choosingapet

attendant:

customer:

attendant:

customer:

attendant:

customer:

attendant:

customer:

attendant:

customer:

attendant:

customer:

hello.canihelpyou?

yes.i’mlookingforapetformyson.canyousuggestanything?

whatkindofpetdoeshewant?

atraditionalpet－acatoradog?

orsomethingunusual?

well,he’dlikeasnakeoranalligator,butheisn’tgoingtogetone.wehaveanicedogrightnow－arottweiler!

arottweiler!

oh,no!

i’veheardaboutthemonthenews.they’reverybigandmean.oh,no,ma’am.theyweren’tasmeanassomedogs.really?

yes,really.lastweekwehadasmalldoghere.itwasonlyasbigasyourpurse,butitwasasmeanasthedevil.itbitmethreetimes!

let’sforgetdogs,then.whataboutacat?

acat.hmm…theyaren’tasfriendlyasdogs,arethey?

attendant:

no,buttheydon’teatasmuchasdogseither.andthey’reveryclean.

customer:

hmm…

attendant:

whataboutabirdthen?

aparrotoraparakeet.wehaveboth.

customer:

whichdoyourecommend?

attendant:

well,parakeetsaren’taseasytotrain,andtheyneverspeakaswellasparrots.

customer:

yes,butparakeetsdon’tneedasmuchspaceasparrots,dothey?

attendant:

that’strue.parakeetsareverypopularbecausetheyaresoeasytokeep.

customer:

yes,butthey’realittlenoisy,aren’tthey?

iwantaquietpet.

attendant:

aquietpet?

well,whataboutagoldfish?

there’snothingquietasagoldfish.

keys:

exercise1:

1-5cdbd

exercise2:

story

dogplays“mother”totigercubs

peopleatazooinchinahaveusedadognamedbalutoplaymothertothreenewbornsiberiantigers.

thenewborntigersoftheshanghaiwildanimalpark,includingonemaleandtwofemaleswereabandonedbytheirmother.theywereverymuchinneedofbeingbreast-fedandthezoocalledforbalu.

thefirsttimethe7-year-oldbitchactedasatiger’smotherwasfiveyearsagowhenasiberiantigerbecametoosickandweaktofeedherfourbabiesandtheparkhadtoplaceanadvertisementforareplacement.

sincethentheanimalownedbyafarmerfromnanhuihasbeenaskedtoplaymotherfor12tigercubsonfouroccasions.

officialsfromtheparkcamecallingforherservicestwomonthsagoshortlyaftershehadgivenbirthtoherowntwopuppies.

parkspokesmansufeilongrecalled:

“shewasverystrongatfirstsight.thoughthetigercubsweremuchbiggerthanher,sheregardedthemasherownchildrenandfedthemwholeheartedly.”

baluhasnowtakestobreast-feedingbothherownand“adopted”babies,accordingtoshanghaidaily.

mrsutoldthepaper:

“sheisalovingmother,especiallytothosetigers.whenthosenaughtycubsfoughtagainstherownpuppies,shenevergotangrywiththembuttriedtomakethemquietwithagentlehug.”

keys:

exercise1:

1-4cbac

exercise2:

1.12-year-oldbitchfromafarmer’sfamily.

2.twopuppiesjusttwomonthsago

3.for12tigercubssince5yearsago.

4.strongbutsheissmallerthanthecubs.

5.enoughmilkforherownbabiesandthebabytigers.

6.herownchildrenandtakesgoodcareofthem.

unit3age

parta

1.i’memi.myhusband