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book3Unit2听力答案及文本

book3-Unit-2-听力答案及文本

Unit2

Part1

ListeningI

MartMoodyfromTupperLakeusedtotellthistale."IwentoutonedayandtherewasabigflockofducksoutonTupperLake.AndIhadthisgooddog.Ishotattheducks,andthenIsentthedogoutthere.Shewasheavywithpupsatthetime,andIdidn'tknowwhetherIshouldsendheroutthere.Itwasacolddayinthefall.Well,shetookrightoffandawayshewent.Butshedidn'tshowupwhenitgotdark.Ibegantoworryabouther.Shewasagooddog,areallygoodretriever.She'dgetanythingIshotat.

"SothenextmorningIwokeupandIthoughtI'dbettergoandseeifIcouldfindher.AndIgotdowntotheshorelineofthelakeandIlookedout.SuddenlyIsawsomethingcoming.Itwasthisdog.Shecameintotheshore!

Shehadthreeducksinhermouth.Andbehindhershehadsevenpups.Andeachofthepupshadaduckinhismouth."

Exercise1

1.B2.A3.B4.D5.C

Exercise2

1.F2.T3.T4.F5.T

ListeningII

Therewasanoldmanwhohadadaughter.Hetoldhisdaughterthathehadinvitedapreachertohishouse.Hesaid,"Daughter,I'mgoingdowntothetraintomeettheReverend,andI'veroastedtwoducksandleftthemthereforhimintheotherroom.Don'tyoutouchthem!

"Thedaughtersaid,"No,Iwon'ttouchthem."SoherpapawenttothetraintomeettheReverend,andthegirlbegantotastetheducks.Theduckstastedsogoodthatshekeptontastingthemuntilshehadeatenthemallup,everybitofthem.

Aftertheoldmancameback,hedidn'tevenlookintheplacewherehehadlefttheducks.Hewentdirectlyintotheotherroomtosharpenhisknifeontheoilstonesohecouldcarvetheducks.Thepreacherwassittingintheroomwiththegirl.Sheknewthatherpapawasgoingtopunishher,andshestartedcryingandsheddingtears.Thepreacherasked,"Whatisthematterwithyou,girl?

"Shesaid,"Papahasthisonebadfault:

Heinvitespreacherstohishouseandgoestosharpenhisknifetocutoffboththeirears."AndtheReverendasked,"Whatisthatyousay,daughter?

"Thegirlsaid,"Yes,Papainvitespreachershereallthetimeandcutsoffboththeirears."Thepreachersaid,"Daughter,handmemyhat.Quick!

"Thegirlgavehimhishatandheranoutofthedoorquickly.Thedaughtercalledherpapaandsaid,"Papa,thepreachergotboththeducksandhasgone."Theoldmanrantothedoorandyelledtothepreacher,"Hey,whereareyougoinginsuchahurry?

Comebackhererightnow!

"Butthepreacherjustkeptrunningandshoutedbackoverhisshoulder,"Damnedifyou'llgeteitheroneofthese."

Exercise1

1.A2.A3.B4.C5.D

Exercise2

1.T2.F3.T4.T5.F6.F

ListeningIII

JackStormwasthelocalbarrelmakerandblacksmithofThebes,Illinois.Hehadacatthatstayedaroundhisshop.Thecatwasthebestmousecatcherinthewholecountry,Jacksaid.Hekepttheshopfreeofratsandmice.But,oneday,thecatgotcaughtinapieceofmachineryandgotapawcutoff.Afterthat,hebegantogrowweakandthinanddidn'ttakeanyinterestinanything,becausehewasn'tgettingenoughtoeat.

So,oneday,Jackdecidedtomakeawoodenpawforthecat.Hemadeitwithhispocketknifeandfasteneditontheinjuredleg.Afterthat,thecatbegantogrowsleekandfatagain.Jackdecidedtostayattheshoponenighttoseehowthecatmanagedwithhiswoodenpaw.

Afterdark,thecatgotdowninfrontofamouseholeandwaited.Prettysoonamousepeeredoutcautiously.Quickasaflashthecatseizeditwithhisgoodpawandknockeditontheheadwithhiswoodenone.Innotime,thatcathadeighteenmicepiledupinfrontofthemousehole.

Exercise1

1）stayedaround2）mousecatcher3）ratsandmice

4）gotapaw5）weakandthin6）makeawoodenpaw

7）fastenedit8）growsleekandfat9）managed

10）peeredoutcautiously11）seizeditwith12）eighteenmice

ListeningIV

Ken:

Hey,Josh.Wheredidyougetthosecomicmagazines?

Josh:

WhenIwenthomelastweekend,IfoundtheseoldSupermanmagazinesthatmyolderbrotherhadboughtmanyyearsago.

Ken:

Youdon'thavetimetoreadoldcomics.Whydidyoubringthemhere?

Josh:

InmyWorldLiteratureclasswe'vebeentalkingabouttheimportanceofmyths,folktales,andlegendstocultures.WehavetowriteashortpaperonwhichlegendaryfigurewethinkisthegreatAmericanhero.Ithinkit'sSuperman.

Ken:

Superman?

Why?

Ithinkit'ssomeonelikePaulBunyan,thegiantwoodsman,orJohnnyAppleseed,whoplantedearlyappletreesintheMidwest.Supermanisjustamoderncomicmagazinecharacter.

Josh:

WhenIsawtheseoldcomics,IstartedthinkingthatSupermanrepresentsacombinationofculturaltraditionsandbeliefsthathavebeentoldthroughoutourAmericanhistory.

Ken:

How?

Josh:

SupermanisanorphanwhocomesbyrockettoEarthwhenhisnativeplanetexplodes.HelandsnearasmalltownandisadoptedbyJonathanandMarthaKent,whoteachhimtheirAmericanmiddle-classvaluesofhonesty,hardworkandconsiderationforothers.Asanadult,hemigratestoalargecityanddefendsAmericansagainstevil.

Ken:

Whatelse?

Josh:

Well,IwasthinkingaboutthisandrealizedthatheisasymboloftheAmericancharacterbecauseheisanimmigrant.WeAmericanshavecomefromsomewhereelse,too.MygreatgrandparentscamefromGermany,andIknowyourgrandparentscamefromBrazil.Theyallworkedhardandsucceeded.

Ken:

ButhowdoesthatrelatetoSuperman?

Josh:

Hegoestothecity,justasmanyimmigrantsdid,worksasanewspaperreporter.Buthisadoptedparents'valuesofhonesty,hardworkandhelpfulnessareapartofhim.Heuseshissuperabilitiestofightdishonestyandtohelpthevictimsofcrimeandinjustice,meanwhileworkinghardathisnewspaperjob.

Ken:

Iunderstand.Asanorphan,Supermanbecomesanewpersoninanewland,justasourancestorsdid,andsucceeds.Healsorepresentsourvalues.Yourpapershouldbeinteresting.I'dliketoreaditwhenit'sfinished.

Josh:

OK.

Exercise1

1.B2.D3.A4.A5.C

Exercise2

1.F2.T3.T4.T5.F6T7.F8.F

PartFour

ListeningI

Almostsevencenturiesago,inCentralAsia,therelivedagreatkingcalledTamerlane.Hewasamighty,powerful,conqueringsoldier,andhisgreatestambitionwasthatonedayhewouldruleamassiveempirestretchingfromtheAtlanticOceaninthewesttothePacificOceanintheeast.HemadehisimperialcapitalintheoasiscityofSamarkand,whichheplannedtomakethemostbeautifulcityonearth.Manymagnificentmosqueswerebuiltandtheyweredecoratedwithexquisiteblueceramictilesontheoutside,andwithpuregoldontheinside.

Tamerlane,likethegreatorientalkingthathewas,hadmanywives,includingaChinesegirlcalledBibiKhanym.NowBibiKhanymwasthemostbeautifulofallTamerlane'swives,andshewasalsotheyoungest.Shewashisfavoritewifeandwasdeeplyinlovewithhim.

InordertodemonstratehergreatloveofTamerlane,shedecidedtobuildamagnificentmosquetohonorhim,whilehewasawayfightinginadistantwar.Sheengagedthebestarchitect,whodesignedforherthemostmagnificentmosqueyoucouldimagine.Andthenshefoundthebestmasterbuilder,whobeganworkimmediately.Butastheweeksandmonthspassedby,themasterbuilderbegantofallinlovewithBibiKhanym.Sheresistedallhisadvances,butatlasthethreatenedtoleavethemosqueunfinishedunlesssheallowedhimtokissherjustonce.BibiKhanymwantedthebeautifulmosquefinishedmorethananythingelse.ShewasexpectingTamerlanetoreturnanyday.Soatlastsheagreedtoletthemasterbuilderkissher,justonce.

Butthatwasherterriblemistake,forsopowerfulwasthemasterbuilder'sloveforBibiKhanymthatwhenhekissedherheleftapermanentmarkonherface.

KingTamerlanereturnedandsawtheguiltymarkonhiswife'sface.Themasterbuilderwasexecutedimmediately,andthen,thinkingthatawoman'sbeautycanbeadangerousthing,Tamerlaneorderedthatfromthatdayonallthewomeninthekingdomshouldneverbeseeninpublicwithoutaveiltocovertheirface.

Exercise1

1.B2.C3.B4.A5.D6.A

Exercise2

1.F2.F3.T4.T5.F

ListeningII

Atonetimeanimalsandpeoplelivedtogetherinpeaceandtalkedwitheachother.Butwhenmankindbegantomultiplyrapidly,theanimalswerecrowdedintoforestsanddeserts.

Manbegantodestroymanyanimalsfortheirskinsandfursinsteadofonlyforfood.Animalsbecameangryatthistreatmentbymananddecidedthatmankindmustbepunished.

Theanimalsheldameeting,buttheycouldnotdecidehowtopunishmankind.Finallytheanimalsagreedthatbecausedeerweretheanimalsmostoftenkilledbyman,deershoulddecidehowmanshouldbepunished.

DeerdecidedthatanyIndianhunterswhokilleddeerwithoutaskingpardoninasuitablemannerwouldbemadetosufferwithpainfulstiffnessintheirbodies.Afterthisdecisionwasmade,theleaderofthedeersentamessagetothenearestpeople,theCherokeeIndians."Fromnowon,yourhuntersmustfirstofferaprayertothedeerbeforekillinghim.Youmustaskhispardon,tellingthedeeryouareforcedtokillhimonlybecauseyourpeoplearehungryandneedmeat.Otherwise,aterriblediseasewillcometoyou."

Thespiritsofthedeerwouldruntotheplacewhereadeerhadbeenkilledandthesespiritswouldaskthedeaddeer,"Didyouhearthehunter'sprayerforpardon?

"Iftheanswerwas"yes",thespiritswouldbesatisfied.But,iftheanswerwas"no",thenthedeerspiritswouldtrackdownthehuntertohishouseandstrikehimwiththeterriblediseaseofstiffnessinhisbody,makinghimcrippledsothathecouldnothuntdeeragain.

Soonalloftheanimalsagreedthatthi