施心远主编《听力教程》3第2版Unit14答案Word文档格式.docx

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Genescountindeterminingperformance,butthey'

renoteverything.The（9）edgecomesfrommentalattitude,characterand（10）strategy.Therearesomesimplewaysforparentstohelptheiryoungstersdevelopthose（11）traits:

Findsomethingtopraise.Achildwhofeelsgoodabouthimself（12）succeeds.

Assessyourchild'

s（13）strengths.

Encourageself-applause.

Knowinghowtorelaxiskeyto（14）peakperformance.

Agoodreportcard（15）postednearyourdaughter'

smirrorremindsherthatshecandowelland（16）reinforcestheurgetorepeathersuccess.

Thereareno（17）shortcutstobringingyourchildtodohisbest.It'

sa（18）gradualprocessofsupport,encouragementandhardwork.Andthoseefforts（19）payoffnotonlyinpeakperformancebutalsoin（20）closer.winnerrelationsbetweenparentandchild.

Part2ListeningforGist

Elderlypeopledeserveourcareandrespect.Toomanyofthemareleftinhomesfortheelderly,aloneandoftenforgottenbytheirfamilies.Ortheylivewiththeirfamilies,whothenhavenotimetothemselves.

Thefamilyplacementschemeiscurrentlyprovidingmanycarerswithasatisfyingandimportantoccupation.Andmoreandmoregrandparentsarebeing"

adopted"

bycaringfamilies.

Howdoestheschemeoperate?

Familiesareinterviewedandcarefullymatchedtotheelderlypersonorpersons,takingintoaccountsuchthingsassuitabilityofaccommodation-specialneeds,childrenandpets,smoking,lifestyle,personalityandinterests.Matchingis,ofcourse,largelyamatterofensuringthattheelderlypersonandthecarerwillenjoyeachother'

scompany.

Afterthistheelderlypersonandthefamilyarepreparedfortheplacement:

Anintroductoryvisitisarranged,usuallyinthecarer'

shome.Thismeansthatwhentheplacementbeginstheelderlypersonandfamilyhavemeteachother.

Carersarepaidonaweeklybasistocoverexpenses.

Exercise

Directions:

Listentothepassageandwritedownthegistandthekeywordsthathelpyoudecide.

1.Thispassageisaboutthefamilyplacementschemeandhowitoperates.

2.Thekeywordsareelderlypeople,care,respect,scheme,adopted,caringfamilies,interviewed,matched,suitability,matching,ensuring,enjoycompany,introductoryvisit,caringhome,paid,coverexpenses.

SectionTwoListeningComprehension

Part1Dialogue

TreeClimbersofPompeii*

Sara:

Urn...It'

sanotheroneofmyadventuresasatourist,urn...findingoutthingsyoureallydidn'

texpecttofindoutwhenyouwenttotheplace!

IwenttoPompeiiandofcoursewhatyougotoPompeiiforiser...thearchaeology.

Liz:

Toseetheruins.

Toseetheruins.AndIwasactuallyseeingtheruinsbuturn...suddenlymyattentionwascaughtbysomethingelse.Iwasjustwalkingroundthecomerofaruin,intoagroupoftrees,pinetrees,andIwasjustlookingatthem,admiringthemandsuddenlyIsawamanhalfwayupthistree,andIwaslookingathimsoallIcouldseewashishandsandhisfeetandhewasabout20or30feetup.Ithought,"

Goodness,what'

sgoingonhere?

Hashegotaladderorhasn'

the?

"

SoIwalkedroundtoseeifhehadaladder.No,hehadjustgonestraightupthetree.

He'

dshinnedup*thetree.

dshinnedupthetree.Likeamonkey,moreorless,excepthewasarathermiddle-agedmonkey...Hewaser...hewasallof50and（DhGod）,what'

Anyway,Iwalkedabitfurtherandsawotherpeopleeitheruptreesorpreparingtogouptrees,andthenInoticedamanstandingtheredirectingthem.Asortofforeman,andbegantowonderwhatonearthwasgoingon,andthenonthegroundIsawtherewereallthesepolythene*bucketsandtheywerefullofpinecones*andofcoursewhattheyweredoingwascollectingpinecones,andIthought,"

Well,howtidyofthemtocollectpineconestostoptheruinsbeingurn...madeurn...madeuntidywithallthesethings."

ThenIsawtherewasalorry...fullofpinecones...Thiswasgettingridiculous...Theywerereallycollectingtheminabigway.SoIurn...askedtheer...foremanwhatwasgoingonandhesaid,"

Wellyouknowurn...pinenutsareextremelysoughtafterandvaluableinthefoodindustryinItaly."

Forfood（Yeah）.Notfuel!

Ithoughtyouweregoingtosaytheyweregoingtoput（bum）themonafire.Yes.

Well,theymightbumtheer...coneswhenthey'

vefinishedwiththembutinsidetheseconesarelittlewhitethingslikenutsander...Irealizedthatthey'

reusedinItaliancookingquitealotiner...there'

saparticularsaucethatgoeswithspaghettiem...fromGeneva,Ithink,called"

pesto*"

inwhichthesenutsaregroundupandofcoursetheythey...comeincakesandsweetsandthingslikethat.

Soit’squiteadelicacy.

It'

squiteadelicacy.AndofcourseI'

dneverthoughtofhowtheyactuallygotthem'

cosyoucan'

timaginehavingapinenutfarm.SowhathesaidhappensisthatprivatefirmslikehisbuyalicenseofftheItalianStatefortherighttogoroundplaceslikePompeii-archaeologicalsitesandthings-andsystematicallycollectallthepineconesthatcomeoffthetreesandsimilarlyinthe...intheforests.

Andofcoursetheyhavetogoupthetreebecausebythetimeit'

sfallenfoodisn'

tanygood.

That'

sright.They'

repullingthemdownandhesaidtheywereverygoodaturn...recognizingwhichoneswerereadyandwhichoneswereabithardandetc,andeachofthemhadasortofstickwithahookattheendwhichtheywereusingtopullthepinesoff...offthetreesbutclearlyitwasn'

tenoughtositaroundandwaittilltheyfelldown.You...youhadtodosomethingaboutit.Theretheywere.Sothatwaser...theendofmylookingattheruinsforabouthalfanhour.Iwastoofascinatedbythiser..,strangeformofer...agriculture.

Well,whatyoudon'

tintendtoseeisalwaysthemostinteresting.

Muchmoreinteresting.

Listentothedialogueandchoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.

1.A2.B3.D4.B5.C6.A7.A8.D

Part2Passage

Windmills

1.Now,windmillsarepoisedtobreakintoanewfrontier:

themoderncitycenter,oftenfusedintobuildingdesignsandbarelynoticeablefromadistance.

2.Lighter,quieter,andoftenmoreefficientthantheirruralcounterparts,theytakeadvantageoftheextremeturbulenceandrapidshiftsindirectionthatcharacterizeurbanwindpatterns.

3.Butsofar,thecurrentmodelsarebeingdesignedmoreforpublicorcommercialbuildingsthanforprivatehomes,andthesmallestweighroughly200kilograms.

4.TherecentliberalizationofEuropeanenergymarketsalsohasallowedcustomerstochoosewhatkindofsustainableenergytheywanttopurchase,withwindenergyamongthemostpopular.

5.Intheclassroomsdownbelow,there'

snopalpablesignthatasteelwindmillupaboveiscontinuallyfeedingkilowattstothelocalpowergrid.

ThegracefulwoodenwindmillsthathavebrokenuptheflatDutchlandscapeforcenturiesanationalsymbollikewoodenshoesandtulips-yieldedlongagotoungainlymetal-polewindturbines.*

Now,windmillsarepoisedtobreakintoanewfrontier:

themodemcitycenter,oftenfused*intobuildingdesignsandbarelynoticeablefromadistance.

Thoughstillinitsteethingstages,the"

urbanturbine"

isahigh-techwindmilldesignedtogenerateenergyfromtherooftopsofbustlingcities.

Lighter,quieter,andoftenmoreefficientthantheirruralcounterparts,theytakeadvantageoftheextremeturbulence*andrapidshiftsindirectionthatcharacterizeurbanwindpatterns.

Prototypes*havebeensuccessfullytestedinseveralDutchcities,andthecitygovernmentintheHaguehasrecentlyagreedtobeginalarge-scaledeploymentin2003.

Theseveryvisibleprojectsalsoimprovethepublicprofileofwindpower,makingenergycompanieslookenvironmentallycorrect.

CurrentmodelscostUS$8,000toUS$12,000,andcangeneratebetween3,000and7,000-kilowatthoursofelectricityperyear.AtypicalDutchhouseholduses3,500kilowatthoursperyear,whileintheUnitedStates,thisfigurejumpstoaround10,000kilowatthours.

Butsofar,theyarebeingdesignedmoreforpublicorcommercialbuildingsthanforprivatehomes.Thesmallestofthecurrentmodelsweighroughly200kilogramsandcanbeinstalledonaroofinafewhourswithoutusingacrane.

Germany,FinlandandDenmarkhavealsobeenexperimentingwiththetechnology,buttheever-practicalDutcharenaturalpioneersinurbanwindpower,mainlybecauseofthelackofspacethere.

TheNetherlands,with16millionpeoplecrowdedintoacountrytwicethesizeofSlovenia,isthemostdenselypopulatedinEurope.

Thescarcityoflandalsoisfeltinthecountryside,forcingtraditionalwindfarmstoseeknewlocations.Offshorewindfarmsaremorecommon,butremainpriceyanddifficulttoservice.

VariousEuropeaninitiativestoincreasetheviability*ofsustainableenergyalsohavegiventheurbanturbineaboost,leadingtoheightenedinterestin"

zero-energy"

build