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英语新闻听力教程

KeysandTypescript

Unit1InternationalRelations

SectionB

1.NorthKoreasaysitwantsarelationshipoftrustandmutualrespectwiththeUnitedStates.

2.AndBrazilhasgrantedasylumtodeposedEcuadorianPresidentLucioGutierrezwhotakenrefugeeintheBrazilianembassysincehisousterWednesday.

3.TheUnitedStatesgovernmenthasfrozenoftheassertsover150individualsandinstitutionsfromZimbabwe.

4.U.S.SecretaryofStateCondoleezzaRicehasagainexpressedregrettoItalyovertheaccidentalkillingofanItalianintelligentagentinIraq.

5.DiplomaticrelationshipbetweenVenezuelanPresidentandMexicohaveworsenedsharplyinarowovercommentsbytheVenezuelanHugoChavezabouttheMexicanleaderVicenteFox.

KeysforsectionBACBDC

SectionC

Item1

EgypthasannounceditwillreduceitsdiplomaticstaffinIraqfollowingthekillingofitstopenvoyinBaghdadEhadal-Sherif.TheEgyptianForeignMinistrycalleditasecuritymeasure.ButIraq’sForeignMinistryappealedtoArabandIslamiccountiesnottobeswayedbythekidnappingandkillingofMr.Sherif,whichitsaidwasmeanttodeterthemfromupgradingdiplomaticmissioninIraq.

Keys:

1-（H）2-（F）3-（E）4-（A）

Item2

PakistaniPresidentPervezMusharrafsaysPakistanandIndiaarebothoptimisticaboutresolvingtheirdisputeovertheHimalayanregionofKashmir,whichbothcountriesclaim.InanexclusiveinterviewwiththeAssociatedPress,GeneralMusharrafsayshehopetosettletheissuewithIndianPrimeMinisterManmohanSinghwhilethey’rebothinpower.Mr.SinghandGeneralMusharrafareexpectedtotrytomovetheirpeacedialogueforwardwhentheymeetnextweekinNewYorkattheUnitedNationsGeneralAssemblymeeting.

Keys:

Task11-（F）2-（F）3-（T）4-（F）5-（T）

Task2:

PakistansettletheissuePrimeMinisterinpowermoveforwardmeet.

Item3

NorthKoreaisdemandingthatTokyoimmediatelyliftsanctionsimposedonPyongyanginresponsetoitstest-launchofmissiles.ANorthKoreanenvoytoJapansayshiscountrywillretaliatewithstrongermeasuresifthesanctionsarelifted.AfterNorthKoreatest-firedstevenmissiles,TokyobarredaNorthKoreanferryfromJapaneseportsforsixmonthsandbannedNorthKoreanofficalsfromenteringthecountry.SouthKoreatodayrejectedPyongyang’srequestformilitarytalks,sayingtheywereinappropriateatthistime.Butitsaidministerialtalkswillgoaheadasschedulednextweek.

Keys:

1-Sanctions.2-BecauseNorthKoreatest-launchedmissiles

3-Itwillretaliatewithstrongermeasures.4-Seven5-EnteringJapan

6-NorthKorea’sdemandformilitarytalks7-MinisterialtalksbetweenthetwoKoreas

SectionD

Item1

TheJapanesePrimeMinisterJunichiroKoizumihaspaidabriefvisittoacontroversialTokyowarshrine,promptingsharpprotestsfromtwoofJapan’sneighbors.It’sMr.Koizumi’sfifthvisittitheYasukuniShrinesincehetookofficein2001.CriticsseesuchvisitsastantamounttocondoningatrocitiescommittedbyJapanesetroopsduringtheSecondWordWar.ChinahasdescribeditasagraveprovocationtothepeopleofChina,andSouthKoreahasissuedaformalprotest.BaeYong-HanisaspokesmanfortheSouthKoreanForeignMinistry.

“WefeeldisappointmentsandangeratPrimeMinisterKoizumi’srepeat（ed）visittoYasukuniShrine,whichglorifiesthepasthistoryofinvasiondespitethewishesofourgovernment.”

Keys:

1-Fifth2-Tokyo3-Sharpprotests4-prompted5-condoningatrocities6-graveprovocation7-issued8-glorifies9-despitethewishes

Item2

TheStateDepartmentsaysVenezuelanpolicefailedtoprotecttheU.S.ambassadorthereasdemonstratorsthreweggsandfoodathiscar.SpokesmanSeanMcCormacksaidVenezuela’sambassadortotheU.S.wassummonedtotheStateDepartmenttoheartheU.S.complaint.AspokesmanfortheU.S.embassyinCaracassaidgroupsofmotorcyclistsattackedthecarcarryingAmbassadorWilliamBrownfield.HesaidVenezuelanpoliceescortsdidnothingtostopthedemonstratorswhopoundedonthecarandchaseditformiles.TheembassyspokesmansaidtheattacktoappearbeenorganizedbytheCaracasMayor’soffice.Aspokesmanforthemayordeniedthatcharge.TheU.S.hasbeenatoddswithVenezuelanPresidentHugoChavezforseveralyears.

Keys:

Task1:

BDTask2:

FFFTTF

Item3

RussiahasexpressedregretforthekillingofaJapanesefishermantodaywhenapatrolvesselfiredawarningshotatafishingboatnearthedisputedKurillIslands.ButRussia’sForeignMinistrysaysinastatementthatJapanisatfaultfortheincidentbecauseitdoesnotcurbJapanesefishinginRussiawater.JapanhaslaunchedastrongprotestaswehearfromVOA’sSteveHermaninTokyo.

“AdiplomaticrowoutbetweenJapanandRussiaonWednesdayfollowingtheshootingdeathofaJapanesefishermaninwatersclaimedbybothcountries.TheincidenttookplaceneartheislandchaintheRussianscalltheKurilsandtheJapanesecalltheNorthernTerritories.TheislandswereseizedfromJapanbytheSovietUnionintheclosingdaysWorldWarIIandhavebeenunderRussiancontroleversince,butJapanstillclaimthem.ForeignMinistryTaroAsoaftersummoningRussia’sdeputyambassadortoldreportersinTokyothatthekillingoftheJapanesefishermanwasanoutrageousact.SteveHerman,VOANews,Tokyo.”

Keys:

1.IthasexpressedregretforthekillingoftheJapanesefishermantoday.

2.ARussianpatrolvesselfiredawarningshotatthefishingboatnearthedisputedKurilIslands.

3.JapandoesnotcurbJapanesfishinginRussianwaters.

4.TheislandswereseizedfromJapanbytheSovietUnionintheclosingdaysofWorldWarII.

5.HesummonedRussia’sdeputyambassadorandtoldreporterinTokyothatthekillingwasanoutrageousact.

SectionE

1.Congoisholdingitsfirstelectionsin40yearstodaythatpeoplehopewillendyearsofwarandchaos.Thereare33peoplerunningforpresidentandmorethan9,000peoplerunningforseatsinthelegislature.ThisisNPRNewsfromWashington.

2.It’ebeenaviolentweekendinNewOrleans.Officialssay6peoplewereshottodeathin3incidentswithin24hours,including3brothersgunneddownastheporchofanabandonedhouse.

3.AfghanistanandtheUnitedNationsappealedtodayfor43milliondollars.Themoneywouldbeusedtohelepeopleaffectedbyaseveredrought.ItwouldalsogotothousandsofpeoplewhohavebeendisplacedbyfightinginsouthernAfghanistan.ThisistheNPRNews.

4.AppleComputerisrecalling1.8millionlaptopbatteriesaftercomplaintsfromusers.ItfollowsthemanufactureDell,whichrecalledsomeofitscomputerslastweek,thelargestinthehistory.

5.AlsoinIraqtodayofficialssaygunmenkidnapped11IraqisolidersinatownnorthofBaghdad.Theysaythesolidersweretravelinginaminibuswearingcivilianclotheswhentheywerestopedataphonycheckpoint.

Keys：

News1

（1）freeelectionin40years

（2）people（3）9,000people（4）Today（5）Congo

News2

（1）incidents

（2）6people（3）3brothers（4）Weekend（5）NewOrleans（6）Shot

News3

（1）appeal

（2）theUnitedNations（3）Today（4）Afghanistan

（5）drought（6）displaced

News4

（1）recall

（2）Apple（3）Lastweek

News5

（1）kidnapping

（2）gunmen（3）Iraqisoldiers（4）Today（5）northofBaghdad（6）Stopped

Unit2VisitsandTalks

SectionB

1.PresidentBushisdueinMongoliainthenextfewhours,thefirstAmericanleadertovisitthecountry.

2.TheAmericanDefenseSecretyDonaldRumsfeldhasleftChinaafterhisvisittheresincetakingofficein2001.

3.TheRussianPresidentVladimirPutinisduetoarriveinJapanshortlyfortalksaboutexpandingeconomicties,andparticularlyincreasingcooperationintheenergysector.

4.SouthAsianleadersareholdingfinaltalksontheclosingdayoftheirsummitintheBangladeshicapitalDhaka.

5.PresidentBushhasendedavisitonBrazilwithaspeechoutlininghisideasfordemocracyandeconomicdevelopmentinLatinAmerica.

Keys:

BADAC

SectionC

News1

PresidentBushhasmetwithPakistaniPervezMusharrafattheWhiteHousetodiscussawiderangeofinternationalandregionalissue.Thetwoleadertoldajointnewsconferencethatthetalkswerecandidandreinforcedtrustandconfidenceineachother.Aheadofthemeeting,acontroversydevelopedwhenPresidentMushraffaftoldatelevisioninterviewthatanAmericanofficerhadthreatenedtobombPakistanifitdidnotcooperateintheU.S.–ledwaronterrorism.Thatissuewasraisedinanexchangewithreporters.

Keys:

2578

News2

AndameetinginNewYorkbetweentheforeignministerofGuatemalaandVenezuelahasfailedtoresolvethedeadlockoverwhichcountrywillrepresentLatinAmericaandtheCaribbeanasanon-permanentmemberontheUnitedNationalSecurityCouncil.InaBBCinterviewafterthemeeting,theVenezuelanForeignMinisterNicolasMadourblamedGuatemalafortheongoingimpasse.Hesaiditbadshownointerestinagreeingtoacompromisedcandidate.

Keys:

TASK1FFFTF

TASK

（1）failed,deadlock,non-permanentmember

（2）theongoingimpasse

（3）oninterest,compromisedcandidate

News3

Africa’sfirstfemaleelectedleadermetwithPresidentBushattheWhiteHousetoday.LiberianPresidentEllenJohnson-SirleafmetwithMr.BushintheOvalOfficeandthenthetwohadlunchtogetherintheWhiteHouse’sEastRoom.Amongtheissuesthetwodiscussed,thereisarequestforNigeriatobandoverformerLiberianPresidentCharlesTaylor,whoiswantonwarcrimescharges.ShetoldthereporterstodaythatsheaskedMr.Bushforhelp.TaylorhasbeenlivinginexileinNigeria.ManyLiberianblamedhimforfuelingacivilwarthatravagedthec