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英语视听说上册参考答案
Unit1PiratesoftheInternet
TaskIGlobalListening
1.A2.C3.B4.D
5.C6.A7.D8.D
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
1.T2.F3.T4.F5.T
Episode2
1.√2.√3.√
Episode3
（1）technologyalwayswins
（2）software
（3）advertisingsupported（4）radio
（5）Tenmillionpeople（6）music
（7）videogames（8）notliablefor
（9）typo（10）control
（11）figleaf（12）facilitating
（13）steal（14）comfortable
Episode4
1.Followingthemusicindustryandbegintosueindividualswhodownload
movies;
2.Airingadsaboutpeoplewhosejobsareatriskbecauseofthepiracy;
3.Keepingcopiesofmoviesfromleakinginthefirstplace;
4.Hiringpeopletohackthehackers/serveupthousandsoffakecopiesofnew
movies.
Episode5
1.DownloadingofftheInternet.
2.60million.
3.Embraceitandgetpaidtoo.
4.Abunchofcrooks.
5.3–5dollars.
6.Stoppingpiracy.
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Unit2TheNewSpaceRace
TaskIGlobalListening
1.A2.C3.B4.D
6.C6.A7.D8.D
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
2.F2.T3.T4.F5.F6.T
Episode2
（1）operablespaceplane
（2）atacost
（3）monopolyon（4）incentive
（5）business（6）dream
（7）contests（8）atrophy
（9）stunninglooks（10）technologicalsophistication
Episode3
2.Nearlyadecadeago.
3.Turninghisdesignsintomodelsandtestingthem.
4.HesoughtinvestmentfromPaulAllen.
5.Thevoteofconfidence.
6.Gluingcarbonfabrictogetherwithepoxy.
7.Flyingbadmintonshuttlecocks.
Episode4
1——（J）2——（A）3——（C,F）4——（B,H）5——（D）
Episode5
5.Ithasprovedthatthesmallguyscanbuildaspaceshipandgotospace.
6.Thedealistoinvest$120milliontobuildfivespaceshipsforpayingcustomers.
Flightsareexpectedtobeginin2008.
7.Yes.AccordingtoVirginGalactic,38,000peoplehaveputdownadepositfora
seat,and90peoplehavepaidthefullpriceof$200,000.
8.Hisnextgoalisaffordabletravelabovelow-Earthorbit,i.e.,affordabletravelto
themoon.
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Unit3NewOrleansisSinking
TaskIGlobalListening
1.B2.C3.A4.C
7.C6.D7.D
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
3.F2.F3.T4.F5.F6.F
Episode2
8.√5.√6.√
Episode3
（1）81years;Twotimes.
（2）Threegenerations.
（3）It’sflat.
（4）LandisallthattheFultonshave,yetitispronetodisaster.
（5）Severalfeetofftheground.
（6）80,000;$26,200.
Episode4
（1）baddesign
（2）workmanship
（3）fixed（4）nextsummer
（5）withstand（6）Category5
（7）doubled（8）billions
Episode5
9.TheymadetheassessmentonthesiteandthenWi-Fiedthereportstoacityhall
database,whichislinkedtoaerialimagesofeverysingleaddress,bothbeforeand
after.
10.Thetotalcostofreconstructionwillbegiventothecityauthorities.
11.Becausehisownhomewasfloodedandruined.
12.Itmeansthattherearetoofewpeopletopaytaxesorkeepbusinessgoing.
13.Heisaskingthenationtocommitbillionsofdollarsandmanyyearstoprotect
thecity.
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Unit4Afghanistan–AddictedtoHeroin
TaskIGlobalListening
1.C2.D3.B4.B
8.A6.C7.C8.D
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
4.F2.T3.F4.F5.F
Episode2
（1）militaryalliances
（2）privatearmies
（3）druglords（4）inhighplaces
（5）allegations（6）fordrugoffenses
（7）small-time
Episode3
1——（A,G）2——（E,I）3——（F）
4——（K）5——（D）
Episode4
9.Todosomethingaboutseniorofficialsandgovernorsinvolvedinthedrug
business.
10.Toremovethemfromoffice/fromthecountry.
11.Theneedtofightterrorism/insurgency.
12.Destroyit.
13.Forfearofdisruptingtheflowofintelligence.
Episode5
14.Thenumberofacresofpoppyundercultivationdropped20percentthisyear.
15.Theywerepromisedhealthclinics,schoolsandroads.
16.Theyelicittolls,protectionmoneyanddrugsfromtraffickersinareasthey
control.
17.Fightingnarcoticsisasimportantasfightingterrorism;Itneedstobeelevatedto
arankthatiscommensuratewiththethreatitposes.
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Unit5TheGlobalWarning
TaskIGlobalListening
1.D2.A3.A4.B
9.D6.C7.B
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
5.F2.T3.T4.T5.T6.F
Episode2
（1）naturally
（2）man’sdoing
（3）expeditions（4）icecores
（5）fingerprint（6）burningfossilfuels
（7）carbondioxide（8）thousand
（9）warm
Episode3
6.√3.√4.√
Episode4
14.Landofthegreatbear.
15.Polarbears’health.
16.Atranquillizerdart.
17.Bearpopulationthereisthehealthiest.
18.Changesinthebears’fat,dimensionsandteeth.
19.Theycanonlyhuntontheice.
Episode5
18.Theysaythey’renomorereliablethanthelocalweatherman.
19.Theymadescienceaspreciseasitistoday.
20.TheUScan’tflipitsenergyuseovernightanditseconomymightgethurt.
21.Hisjobistotellthegovernmentexactlywhatheknowsscientifically.
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Unit6TheCoalCowboy
TaskIGlobalListening
1.B2.C3.D4.A
10.B6.D7.A8.C
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
7.F2.T3.F4.F5.F
Episode2
20.√4.√6.√
Episode3
（1）Naziera
（2）coal-basedfuels
（3）apartheid（4）gasifyingcoal
（5）pollutants（6）conventionaldiesel
7）engineperformance（8）lessthanone
（10）twiceasmuch（11）conventional
Episode4
22.920,000;Oneyear.
23.Hehashiseyeonthenationalstage.
24.Farmersandranchersfightingthecoal-to-dieselplan.
25.Toxiceyesores.
Episode5
7.Miningcompanieshavegottenaroundthelawinthepast.
8.Montanahasgotallthelandtherethatcanbeusedtoproducebiofuels.Itwill
becompetitive.
9.Biodieselcanonlymeet15percentoftheUSdieseldemandsevenifall
farmlandisdevotedtothiscause.
10.Notyet,becausetherewillbealotofengineeringontheflyandcostoverruns
forthefirstplantofthiskind.
11.Thepriceofoilwillnotdropbackto$25or$30abarrel.
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Unit7CanaVideoGameLeadtoMurder?
TaskIGlobalListening
1.A2.D3.C4.A
11.B6.B7.C8.B
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
8.F2.F3.F4.T5.T6.F
Episode2
21.E2.C3.A4.D5.G6.B7.F
Episode3
（1）Aggression
（2）InstituteofHealth
（3）developed（4）impulsecontrolcenter
（5）underconstruction（6）considerconsequences
（7）urges（8）heightened
（9）riskfactors（10）upbringing
（11）turntoviolence32
Episode4
26.SellingMooretwoversionsofthegame.
27.Millionsoflaw-abidingcitizens.
28.Itmakesthedevicethatrunsthegame.
29.It’sbecomingmoredangerous.
Episode5
12.Whenanewmediumcomesalong,itwillbethesubjectofalmostahysterical
attack.
13.Hecan’utnderstandwhygamestargetingpoliceofficersweremadebythe
manufacturers.
14.Theycardteenagersinanefforttokeepviolentgamesfromunderagekids.
15.Theyareconsideringlawsthatwouldbanthesaleofviolentgamestothose
under17.
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Unit8TheStarofStarbucks
TaskIGlobalListening
1.D2.B3.B4.B
12.D6.D7.A8.A
TaskIIListenforDetails
Episode1
9.T2.T3.F4.T5.F
Episode2
（1）Coffeemasters
（2）coinedaphrase
（3）fillingsouls（4）fillingbellies
（5）humanconnection（6）humanity
（7）communities（8）homeandwork
Episode3
1√3√4√
Episode4
22.1971.
23.Hefelthewashome.
24.Addinganespressobar.
25.Coffeeconsumptionwasdown.
26.papercups;3buckseachcup;Italianname
Episode5
30.It’slocatedinBrooklyn.Therearebulletholesinthedoorleadingtoaparnttme
7G
31.Hewasfromapoorneighborhoodandhisfatherwasinjuredonthejob.
32.Hewasadeliverydriverwhopickedupanddeliveredclothdiapers.
33.Therewasnohospitalization,nohealthinsurance,noworkman’scompensatio
forhisfather.
34.Heoffershisemployeesheathcareandstockoptions.Healsopaysfarmers
higherthanmarketrateforbeans.
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