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新标准大学英语视听说4答案
NewStandardEnglishBook4
Unit1
Insideview
Conversation1
2.Janet:
gobacktoChina,domymaster’s（whichmeansgoingbacktouniversity）,liveinLondon,becomeateacher,workinpublishing,applyforajobatLondonTimeOff,updatemyCVandlookforjobstogether.
Andy:
leaveLondon,gotoChina,lookforjobstogether.
3.thetruestatementsare2and8.
Conversation2
5.wasagoferbeforehebecamearesearcherforLiftOffUK.
wantsJoe’sjobasaproducer.
6.1（d）2（d）3（a）4（c）
7.1It’snotalwaysveryeasyworkingwith
didheendupinLondon
leastexperiencedperson
’sgoodathisjob
’sconfidentandverycompetent
getonwithhimquitewell
EverydayEnglish
8.1（b）2（b）3（a）4（a）5（b）
Outsideview
2.thetruestatementsSamanthaagreeswithare:
1,2,3and4.
4.needstoimproveherinterviewtechniquestohelphertogetajob
doesn’tknowhowtoanswerthequestionsandgiveanswersthatmightleadherfailureinajobinterview.
doesn’tunderstandwhattheinterviewerisactuallylookingfor.
youneedtobewellpreparedforaninterview.Itboilsdowntopreparation,presentationandunderstandingwhattheinterviewerislookingfor.
5.jobcoach
onthepositionandthecompany
notpractisedwithsomeofthequestions
youpresentyourself
theinterviewerisactuallylookingfor
presentationandunderstanding
relationshiptothejob
examplesinyourlife
withproblems
7.thepiecesofadvicethespeakersgiveare:
1,3,5,7,8,9,10and11.
Listeningin
Passage1
2.
Canadianicehockeyplayers
Thebeatles
BillGates
Goodluck
Money
Hardwork,practiceandtraining
√
√
Plentyoftime
Supportivefamily
Beingintherightplaceattherighttime
√
Beingbornattherighttime
√
√
Knowingtherightpeople
Belongingtotherightculture
Goingtotherightschool
√
Gettingextracoaching
√
Genius
3.1（b）2（d）3（a）4（d）5（c）
Passage2
7.TheUS:
typicalworkinghours:
9-5
Officeclothes:
formen,jacketandtieorpenneckshirt,sometimesjeans
Mealbreaks:
onehour
Overtime:
yes;paidforeach15minuteperiodafterthefirsthour
Holidays:
twoweeksayear;threeweeksafterfiveyears
Retirementage:
men:
65;women:
62or63
Payday:
twiceamonth;atthebeginningandmiddleofthemonth
Companybenefits:
leaseacompanycar;apensionplanandahealthcareplan
Brazil:
typicalworkinghours：
8-5or9-6，butpeopleusuallyworklonger
Officeclothes:
casualandinformal,butneatandtidy
Mealbreaks:
onehour
Overtime:
yes,veryoften;notpaid
Holidays:
30workingdays
Retirementage:
men:
65orafter30-35years’work;women:
after60
Payday:
somecompaniesmaytwiceamonth;othersonceamonth
Companybenefits:
Itdepends:
maybeacompanycar,livingaccommodation,schoolforchildren,lunchandtravelcosts,gasoline,healthinsurance…
Unit2
Insideview
Conversation1
2.Joe:
1Andy:
2Janet:
3,4
3.isafeatureprogrammewhichreviewsrecentlypublishedbooks
ofthemhavereadallofthebooks
’sannoyed
featuresnewbooksthatmayhaveaLondonangle,butnotnecessarily.
CharlesDickens’booksarealwaysonTV
knowsquitealotaboutDickensbecausesheisstudinghisworkatuniversity.
’sabiographywhichdescribestheLondonlocationswhicharethesettingsformanyofDickens’books.
.
Conversation2
5.portsmouth;19thcentury;novels;aroundthelawcourtsinthecentreofLondon;Hedescribeshardship,povertyandcrimeinLondon;OliverTwist,DavidCopperfield
6.1（a）2（b）3（d）4（c）5（c）
7.
（1）Hewasn’tbeingatallfair
（2）sometimeshereallygetsonmynerves
（3）keephisproblemsawayfromthestudio
（4）HewasborninPortsmouth
（5）Hesetmostofhisstoriesin
（6）WhereaboutsinLondonarehisstoriesset
（7）someofhisstoriestakeplace
（8）Cheerup
（9）I’llgetoverit
Everydayenglish
8.1（b）2（a）3（a）4（b）5（a）
Outsideview
2.thestatementsmentionedare:
2and7
4.books
atanartexhibition
totheInternet
youborrowcomputergames
booksandphotographs
schoolsanduniversities
5.isanationallibrary
canfindbooksandotherprintedmaterials
BritishLibraryaddsmillionsofitemstoitscollectioneveryyear.
notatall,althoughsomereadingmaytakenewforms,（likereadingfromcomputerscreensormobilephones）,readingbookswillremainpopular.
6.
Name
TheBritishLibrary
Location
London
Yearthenewbuildingopened
1998
Itemscollected
Books,soundrecordings,music,maps,newspapers,andmagazines
Numberofitemsaddedyearly
Threemillion
Listeningin
Passage1
2.beganover20yearsago
onceeveryfourorfiveweeks
hostpreparesdinnerandthenadiscussionstarts
novels,classics,non-fictionlikehistoryandtravelwriting
3.1（d）2（a）3（c）4（a）5（b）
Passage2
6.
Place
Author
Work
London
CharlesDickens
WilliamShakespeare
OliverTwist
RomeoandJuliet
Oxford
JRRTolkien
LordoftheRings
HampshireandBath
JaneAustern
PrideandPrejudice
WestYorkshire
CharlotteBronte
EmilyBronte
JaneEyre
WutheringHeights
TheLakeDistrict
WilliamWordsworth
“IWonderedLonelyasaCloud“
7.’mnotaprofessionalliteraryspecialist
closelinkswithwell-knownwriters
homeofmanywell-knownwriters
memorialofgreatBritishwriters
initsliteraryhistory
oftherecentseriesoffilms
itwasthehomeofthethreesisters
madeintosuccesfulfilms
theEnglish-speakingworld
workcontributes
Unit3.
Insideview
Conversation1
1.2-8-4-3-1-6-7-5
2.thetruestatementsare:
1,2,5,6and8
Conversation2
4.1（b）2（d）3（a）4（b）5（c）
5.talkingaboutfashion
’sgivingoutfreetickets
upyourmind
Londonfashionscene
farasI’mconcerned
wayIseeit
willlookgood
andpickupontheirstyel
forafewrichpeople
youaskme
’sgettinglate
EverydayEnglish
6.1（a）2（b）3（a）4（a）
Outsideview
2.1（b）2（b）3（c）4（a）5（d）
3.1（h）2（c）3（g）4（f）5（d）6（a）7（e）8（b）
4.theyfittedreallywell
NewBondStreet
thinksLondonhasamorecasualstyle
4.Camdenisknownforitsdaringandsometimesoutrageousstyles
Listeningin
Passage1
3.
Penny
Eric
1
Shechangesuptothreetimes
Heusuallystaysinworkclothes
2
Becauseofwhatshe’sdoing:
theschoolrun,gymclothes,togooutintheevening
Itdependsonwhathappens:
maybechangeshoesorchangetogooutsomewhere
3
She’sgoingforaninterviewsoshewantstolooksmart
Hewantstobefairlycasual,relaxed,andcomfortable
4
She’sdiscreetlyfashionconscious:
Shecarrieshighheelsinherbagandthenchangesintothem
He’salittlefashionconscious:
hewantstohavehisownbitofindividuality
5
Shewearsdifferentcoloursaccordingtohermood
Hedresseswithayouthfulthoughtinmind
Passage2
7.1-6-4-5-2-3
8.1（a）2（d）3（c）4（b）5（c）
9.willnotbefollowing;duringsimilarevents
beentoldbyhermodelagency;ifshelostweight
yourweightinkilos;amoreaccuratemeasurement
onorinterferein;wouldusetheircommonsense
arepromotingsizezeromodels;designandpromote
Unit4
Insideview
Conversation1
1.Janet:
1,3,6Andy:
2,4,5,7.
2.JanetwasdoingatthemarketwithJoe
isrightaboutAndybeinglatequiteoften
sayssomethingunexpectedhascomeup
thathecancheckhisschedule
cityofLondon
Conversation2
4.2-5-1-4-3
5.1（d）2（c）3（d）4（a）5（c）
6.does;havetodo
we’renotactually
comeinhereontheleft
throughtothisroom
aboutthisroomontheleft
thisroomherebelowcontains
EvertdayEnglish
7.1（b）2（a）3（b）4（a）5（b）6（b）
Outsideview
2thetruestatementsare:
4,5,6and7
3.1（b）2（a）3（c）4（c）5（b）
5.4-3-5-7-1-2-6
6.we’renothappy
allofthatbetter
morechoices
thinksaboutmoney
havingthemoney
getsolved
usmorechoices
Listeningin
Passage1
2.wereexchangingmetalsforgoods.
firstappearedinEurope.
appearedinLydiaaround700BC.
drachmawasusedasastandardfromofmoneyinlargepartsofAsiaandEurope.
960AD,inChina..
canbeseenasearlybanks.
wasappliedallovertheworld.
3.exchangedthings,didn’twe
don’tlast
loteasiertouse
thenappeared
producingthem
bigadvantageof
acertainvalue
thegrain
certainamountofsilver
to1915
Passage2
6.6-3-1-7-2-5-4
7.1（b）2（a）3（a）4（a）5（c）
Unit5
Insideview
Converation1
1.Andy:
1,3,5,7Janet:
2,4,6
2.thetruestatementsare:
1,4,5,6,8and9
Conversation2
4.fivetotenpercent
75percent
5.1（b）2（c）3（c）4（a）5（b）
6.’snotfair
maybewrong
60percentof
percentage
inaslightmajority
you
giveup
betyou
’stypicalofyoumen
EverydayEnglish
7.1（b）2（a）3（b）4（a）5（a）
Outsideview
2.theissuesthatarementionedare:
equalpay,daycarecentresforchildren,choiceofjobs,financialindependence,familyhelpingwithchildcare,afterschoolcare,choosingbetweenacareerandafamily,andmakingavaluablecontributiontosociety
3.1（b）2（d）3（d）4（c）5（c）
4.theeconomicandpoliticalsectors
on
jobsasteachingandnursing
theirownmoney
thenumberoffamilies
welllookedafter
thesystemis
willbedifficultwhen
mightbeableto
responsiblefor
wellpaidthanmen
rewarded
Listeningin
Passage1
2.
Questions
Speaker
1
4,6
2
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