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英语听力教程4答案
英语听力教程4答案
Unit1ShoppingandBankingOnline
Part1Gettingready
B:
dropshoppingmousefeetretailing
streetgetdonethird-partyonline
30%mailsBritaingift-buying50%netperiod
C:
MajorpointsDetails
1.thesite
2.merchantAddresses/phonenumber/callup
3.Strictsafetymeasures
4.
Part2Netshoppingunderfire
A.deliverydelivery
deliverycharges
personalinformation87%
returninggoods47%
order35%dispatch87%
moneybacktwo
B．Summary:
conveniencechoiceobstaclescompletetrust
buildconsumers’trustmaturepaymentservice
Part3Bankingathome
A:
Outline
1.C:
limitedopeninghours
2.Onlinebankingservices
D:
gettingcurrentinformationonproducts
F:
e-mailingquestionstothebank
3.A:
competingforcustomers
4.A:
havingnocomputerathome
B:
1.ItisbankingthroughtheInternet.
2.“Onlinebanking”offersconveniencewhichappealstothekindofcustomerbankswanttokeep.
3.Banksmostwanttokeeppeoplewhoareyoung,well-educated,andhavegoodincomes.
Part4Moreaboutthetopic
B:
EnglishGoodCustomerServiceAmericanGoodCustomerService
1.inapleasantenvironment1.humanside
2.secondtononea.family/…/occasionsinlife
3.differentcustomersb.apartnership
Example:
takealookateverything
alternatives3.repeatbusinesssales
cometosalesassistants
4.firstcontactwiththecustomer
Part5.Doyouknow…?
1.c2.b3.c4.c5.c6.b
Unit2HotelorB&B?
Part1Gettingready
B:
Thisyear
Anaverageyear
35%
60%
45%
20%
60%
80%
30%
15%
50%
70%
30%
20%
C:
hotels
prices
Otherrelatedinformation
￡30/single;￡60/double
Childrenunder12
￡29/fullboard
￡28/double+bath
excluded
1.hotfood:
friedegg2.coffeeteajamcooked
3.dinner,bedandbreakfast4.theroomplusallmeals5.ValueAddedTax
Part2Atouchofhome
Outline
1.B&B
A.bedandbreakfast
B.15000
C.advantagesoverbighotels
2.A.meetingdifferentpeople
3.SeveralfeaturesofSuitUs
A.builtin1883
B.…famousguests
4.A.B&Bnotsuitableforsomepeople
Part3Rentingacar
A.Informationaboutthecustomer
Afamilyofthree+campequipment
LeavingonFir.,July7th
ReturningonMon.,July10th
…
Bestchoice:
aPintostationwagon
Regularrate:
$79.95
Specialweekendrate:
$59.95
Pickup:
after4p.m.onFri.
Return:
by10a.m.onMon.
Mileagerate:
first300milesfree,then12centspermile
Othercosts:
Insurance$10
Salestax8%
Deposit$100
B:
acompactcar/astationwagon/automatictransmission/currentmodels/pickup/returnthecar/specialweekendrate/regularrate/unlimitedmileage/insurancesalestax/afulltankofgas/deposit/lowestrates
Part4.Moreaboutthetopic
A:
1.suite:
alargeroomwithapartitiontoseparatethebedroomareafromthesittingroomarea
2.twinroom:
aroomwithtwosinglebedsfortwopeople
3.Penthouse:
awell-furnishedandluxurioussuiteatthetopofthebuilding
4.Loungeorsittingroom:
aroomnotusedasbedroom,whereguestsmayread,watchtelevision,etc.
5.singleroom:
aroomoccupiedbyoneperson
6.doubleroom:
aroomwithonelargebedfortwopeople
B.
Roomtype
Rackrate
Suitablefor
Features
￡40
Staffofallgrades
￡55
Salesstaff
￡150
Managerialstall
entertainingprivateguest;thelake
￡220
totalprivacy;…;
countryside;…;
fullyfittedkitchen
Part4Doyouknow…?
A:
Namesofhotels
Locations
Ranksingeneralcategory
Cernobbio,France—Italy
2—3
3—2
4—8
London,UK—Paris,France
8—4
B：
1.F2.T3.F4.F5.T
Unit3“Planting”Money
Part1Gettingready
B:
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Part2Nationalteachchildrentosaveday
A:
Time:
Thursday,April17
Purpose:
teachingchildrenhowtosavemoney
Wayofteaching:
2500bankersmaking5000presentations
B:
1.Makingsavingsvisibleandreal:
buildingupsavingsinapiggybank/openingchildren’sownbanksavingsaccount.
2.Encouragingchildrentosaveasmuchastheycan:
putting25centsawayforeverydollarthechildrenearn
3.Afirststeptowardlearningtobudget:
givingchildrenanallowanceandpartofitgoing
intotheirownsavings.
4.Makingsavingsandinvestingfun:
givingchildrenplaymoneyto“invest”instockstheycantrackinlocalnewspapers
Part3Creditcards
A:
Outline
1.Theimportanceofcreditcards
2.Nature
A.“charge”—payingatalaterdate
B:
“limit”
3.Thepotentialdisadvantages—expensive
A.easytomakelotsofpurchasesoncard
B.likelytopayatremendousamountofinterest
4.Thebenefits
B.helpfulforemergencies
C.goodfortravel
Part4Moreaboutthetopic
A:
Exercise1
ColumnAColumnB
1.3
21
32
Exercise2:
Answerthefollowingtwoquestions.
1.“Spendingpriorities”referstothefollowingsituation:
Americansarespendingsomuchoftheirincomeoneverlargerhousesandcarsthattheycan’taffordtospendonsocialprogramsorinfrastructurerepairs.
2.Bydoingso,onewouldfeelhappier,wouldhavefewerdisputesofworkandlowerlevelsofstresshormonesintheirblood.Onegetssicklessoftenanddiesatanolderage.
B:
Summary:
Mr.Cox,thevicepresidentoftheFederalReserveBankofDallas,…,ofMythsofRichandPoor,seesthepositivesidetotheincreasedprosperityof…Americansarebetteroffthantheywere30yearsago.Here…:
Technological…createdhundredsofgadgetsthat…botheasierandmorepleasurable,forexample,cellularandcordlessphones,computers,answeringmachines,andmicrowaveovens;
Today…about3/4havewashingmachines,halfhaveclothesdryers,97%havecolortelevisions,3/4haveVCRs,2/3havemicrowavesandairconditioners,3/4owntheirownautomobile,40%owntheirownhome,halfhavestereosystems.
Part5Doyouknow…?
A.Tokyo,Osaka,Oslo,Zurich.HongKong,Copenhagen,Geneva,Paris,Reykjavik,London
B.1.TheeurohasappreciatedagainsttheUSdollar.
2.Persistenteconomicturmoil.
3.Tehran.
4.TheEconomistteamcheckspricesofawiderangeofitems—frombreadandmilktocarsandutilities—tocompilethisreport.
5.Businessclientsuseittocalculatetheamountofallowancesgrantedtooverseasexecutiveandtheirfamilies.
Unit7FameandFortune
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PartI Gettingready
A.
B.Keys:
1：
magazine2：
newspaper3：
MicrosoftCompany4：
successful5：
richest
6：
3rd7：
19558：
Washington9：
computers10：
1311：
baseball
12：
football13：
computerprograms14：
perform15：
high
16：
computerlanguage17：
Basic18：
valuable19：
office
20：
home21：
established22：
197523：
three24：
computersoftware
25：
established26：
nternational27：
usiness28：
achines29：
1981
30：
personalcomputer31：
operatingsystem32：
12933：
computercompanies
34：
Windows35：
easier36：
officials37：
40000000
38：
thousandsofmillionsofdollars39：
1600040：
4841：
3042：
100
PartII BillGates’newrules
A.Keys:
1:
quailty
2:
re-engineering
3:
velocity
B.Keys:
1:
communication2:
e-mail
3:
salesdataonline4:
insights
5:
knowledgeworkers6:
high-levelthinking
7:
createvirtualteams
8:
paperprocess9:
digitalprocess
10:
eliminatesingle-taskjobs
11:
digitalfeedbackloop
12:
routecustomercomplaints
13:
redefinetheboundaries
14:
businessprocess15:
just-in-timedelivery
16:
eliminatethemiddleman
17:
helpcustomerssolveproblems
PartIII Greatbusinessdeals
A.Keys:
1:
NATIONALSTEAMSHIP
2:
200003:
AristotleOnassis
4:
60005:
American
6:
BigBen7:
10008:
tourist
9:
BuckinghamPalace10:
2000
11:
TheWhiteHouse12:
100000
13:
TheStatueofLiberty14:
10000015:
Australian
B.Keys:
1:
boom2:
worlddepression3:
millionaire
4:
identified5:
fraud6:
five7:
California8:
luxury
PartIVMoreaboutthetopic:
WaltDisney
1:
correspondencecourse2:
OswaldtheRabbit3:
talkingcartoonfilm
4:
WaltDisneyhimself
5:
storyteller
6:
UbIwerks
7:
35;feature-lengthcartoonfilm;2000000;three
8:
potential
9:
55;17000000
27:
taste;vulgarity;childrenofallages
PartVDoyouknow…?
1:
$24worthofkettles,axesandcloth.
2:
$80000000.
3:
$27000000.
4:
About12cents.
5:
About800000squaremiles.
6:
About1600000squaremiles.
7:
$7200000.
8:
About5cents.
9:
$750000000worth.
10:
Anestimated100000000000tons.
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