研究生英语听说教程第二册课本练习题答案Unit1.docx

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研究生英语听说教程第二册课本练习题答案Unit1

Unit1

Parttwo

2.Scanningforbackgroundinformation

Exercise

1.upset,informal,student,school,young

2.restaurant,polite,middle-agedorold

3.bookstore,middle-aged,worried

4.library,young,middle-aged,midorlowlevelofeducation,excited,middle-agedorold,impatient,high,annoyed

5.studenthealthcenter,young,student,worried,notrich,middle-aged,professional,receptionist

3.Scanningforthemainidea

Exercise

Mainidea:

abasketballgame

Keywords:

$50inthepool;ticket;frontrowcenter;three-pointer;thirdquarter;bestgame;Shaqstoletheball,strongasfootballplayers;asgracefulasballetdancers;sevenfeettall4.Scanningfortheimportantpoints

Exercise

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5.Inferencing

Exercise

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7.Usingcontextclues

Exercise

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8.Section1Structure:

Exercise1

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Exercise2

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Section2Intonation:

Exercise1

1IgavethemathhomeworktomyclassmateTina.

2Igavethemathhomeworktomyclassmate,Tina.

3Debbie,mynextdoorneighborisdrivingmecrazy.

4Debbie,mynextdoorneighbor,isdrivingmecrazy.

5Linda,mybiologylabpartner,isreallysmart.

6Linda,mybiologylabpartnerisreallysmart.

7WillyoupleaseanswerBob?

8Willyoupleaseanswer,Bob?

9Areyougoingtovisit,Lisa?

10AreyougoingtovisitLisa?

Exercise2

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9.RevisingAssumption（Checkingwhatyouunderstood）Exercise

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VocabularyReview

Exercise

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Unit2

PartTwoMAINDIALOGUE

Exercise1

1Startingahealthandfitnessregime

2Inarestaurant

3VickyanLarryarehusbandandwife;EmilyisVicky'ssister

4Middle-agedtoolder（reason:

healthconcerns）

5Answerswillvary.

Exercise2Rewindtapetorepeatmaindialogue

1ahealthfoodrestaurant

2Emily

3Vickyisafraidthatshewillgainweightifshestopssmoking.

4analcoholicbeverage

5Eatwellandgetregularexercise.

6Theyaregoingtostartahealthregime.

7Shewantstoordertallglassesofcarrot-onionjuice.

8VickyandLarrywanttogototheBurgerPalace.Exercise4

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PartThreeEXPANSION

Section1DietandExercise

Exercise1B

1Answerswillvary.

2About30

3No.itdependsontheman'sbodysize:

large-boned,small-boned,etc.

4Largebuild:

136-146

Smallbuild:

114-124

Averagebuild:

125-135

5106-133

6146-183

PartFourFOUCUSCONDITIONALS

Exercise1

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Exercise3

1b2b3b4a5a6b7b8b9a10aPartFivePRACTICEExercise1

1b2c3a4b5b6c7c8b9a10cExercise2

1b2b3b4b5c6a7a8c9c10cExercise3

Conversation1:

1Answerswillvary.2bConversation2:

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Exercise4

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Exercise5

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Unit3

PartTwoMAINDIOLOGUEExercise1PossibleAnswers1Twobrothersareplanningatrip.

2athome318-24

4brothers

5Answerswillvary.

Exercise3

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PartThreeEXPANSION

Exercise1D

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PartFourFOCUS:

EXPRESSIONSOFTIME

1-AThursday,September19

1-BfromTuesday,September19thuntilThursday,September26

2fromMonday,September2untilSaturday,September14

3fromSaturday,September14（today）untilFriday,September20

4-AThursday,September12

4-Bmaybetodayortomorrow,butnolaterthanMonday,September16

5Monday,September16

6fromMonday,September9throughThursday,September12

7fromMonday,September16throughThursday,September22

8sometimebetweentodayandFriday,September20Exercise3

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PartfivePRACTICE

Exercise1

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Exercise2

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Exercise3

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Exercise4

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Unit4

PartTwoMAINDIALOGUE

Exercise1

1aninterviewaboutacollegemajor

2onacollegecampus

3Theyarestrangers;bothattendthesamecollege

4Reikoisprobablyinherearly20s;Kittyisprobablyinher30s

5Answerswillvary

Exercise2

1aroundmidterms

2oneyear

3Shewantstoopenaflowershop

4asalespersoninaflowershop;adesigner

5Shedoesn'tthinktheyaredifficultbecauseshealreadyhasadegreeandisusedtotheamountofwork

6thedesignclassesandtheidentificationclasses

7landscapedesign,nurseryoperation,arthistory,andarchitecturaldesign

8Thepracticalexperienceisveryhelpful

9thememorizationofLatinnames

10TheycouldgetsomehelpfromEnglish-speakingclassmates;theinstructorcouldhavesomeassistantshelpthem.

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PartFourFOUCUS:

USINGSTRESSFORCLARIFICATIONExercise1

1commonly2pre-med3Full-time4arerequired5travelagent

612007apprentice8or9supplies10AlwaysExercise2

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PartFivePRACTICE

Exercise1

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Exercise2

1c2c3b4b5c6a7a8a9b10aExercise3

1a2b3a4b5a6Answerswillvary.

Exercise4

Exercise5

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Unit5

PartTwoMAINDIALOGUE

Exercise1

1Themainideaisapoliticaldebate

2ThespeakerscouldbeataradioorTVstation,apublichall,acollegecampus,oranyothersuchvenuewherepublicdebatesarecommonlyheld.

3Thespeakersarepoliticalopponents

4Thespeakersareprobablyintheir40s,50s,or60s.

5Answerswillvary.

Exercise2

1Theyarerunningformayor

2BellaPorteristhepresidentofthecitycouncil;DamShmankieisabusinessman

3Thefirstissueconcernshomelessness.

4Thesecondissueconcernseducation.

5Thethirdissueconcernsaffordablehousing.

6BellaPorterappearstobeliberal;DanShmankieappearstobeconservative.

Exercise4

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PartThreeEXPANSION

Exercise2

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11false12false13true14false

Section2TheStateoftheUnionAddress

Exercise2

1Education

2Health

3Equalpay

4Childcare

5Crime

PartFourFOUCUS:

changesinmeaningthroughstressandpitch

Exercise1

1Thesenator2thatpollution3decreasing4SenatorColwell

5completed6secondterm7HouseofRepresentatives8Thetaxbill

9didnot10How11vicepresident12you

Exercise2

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PartFivePRACTICE

Exercise1

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Exercise2

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Exercise3

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Exercise4

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Exercise5

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Unit6

PartTwoMAINDIALOGUE

Exercise1

1Peoplewithproblemsarecallingaradioshowtogethelp.

2Ataradiostation.Peoplearecallingintoashow.

3three

Denise:

probablyathome

Ted:

probablyathomeorinhiscar

Rosie:

probablyathomeorinhercar

4-5Answerswillvary.

Exercise2

1What'sBuggingyou?

isaradioshowwherepeoplecallintogetrelationshipadvice.Dr.Jennyisthehostoftheshow;thepersongivingadvice.

2Sheisworriedthatherdaughtermightbedrinkingorusingdrugs.

3Dr.JennysuggeststhatDenisespendqualitytimewithherdaughterandtalktoher.

4Hethinkshiswifeishavinganaffair.

5Dr.Jennysuggeststhathegetmoreinvolvedinhiswife'slife,andspendmoretimewithher.

6She'snervousabouttellingparentsthatshe'sgay.

7Dr.Jennysuggeststhatshetellherparentsthetruth.

8Dr.Jennysuggeststhattheyallgoouttodinner,toChezLatidazbecausetherestaurantsponsors（paysfor）theradioshow.Exercise4

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Exercise2

1Dailynewspapersareimportantintheusa

2Therearenationalandlocalnewspapers

3Newspapershaveadvertisements

4Thefrontpagecontainsheadlinenews-themostimportantstoriesoftheday

5TheleadparagraphanswerstheWH-questions

6Newsarticlescanbeobjective/straightoropinion/editorial

7Newspapershaveotherinformationbesidesnewsstories

8Newspapersareanimportantinformationsource

Exercise3

1Freedomofthepressmeansthatthegovernmentca'ntcontrolwhatisprintedinthepress

2Nationalnewspapersareavailableeverywhere;localnewspapersarepublishedinonecity/area

3Newspapersselladvertisementstostores/companiestomakemoney

4Thepublisherswantyoutobuythepaper,sothestoriesarecontinuedwhereyoucan'tseethemonthenewsstand

5Themostimportantinformationisinthefirst,orlead,paragraph

6Objective/straightnewsisfact-based;opinions/editorialscontainfeelingsandreactions

7Newspapersincludesports,weather,cooking,classifiedads,entertainmentnewsbusinessnewsandsoforth8Theyarefreetoprintwhattheywant

PartFourFOCUS:

TAGQUESTIONS

Exercise1

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Exercise2

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PartFivePRACTICEExercise1

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Exercise3

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Exercise5

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