視聽說第4冊(cè)答案 2

視聽說第4冊(cè)答案2視聽說第4冊(cè)答案2視聽說第4冊(cè)答案2xxx公司視聽說第4冊(cè)答案2文件編號(hào)：文件日期：修訂次數(shù)：第1.0次更改批準(zhǔn)審核制定方案設(shè)計(jì)，管理制度Unit1LessonA1VocabularyLinkBa——8b----2C----1d----4e----1、4、5f-----6、7、8、9g-----1、3、6、7h----1、4、52ListeningActivity1AreportaboutGreenlandA1、HerpaperisaboutGreenland’sandtrees.2、Hisknowledgeofgeographyisnotverygood.Hedoesn’tknowwhichcountryGreenlandbelongsto.3、ThefirstsettlersofGreenlandgaveitthenametoattractothers.B1、F2、T3、F4、T5、T6、F7、TActivity2AflyingdisasterA1“TheTitanicofthesky”2zeppelin340passengersandcrew4Germany5theUS6twoandahalf7itwaslanding835correctpicture2B1、2、5、7Activity3ACorrectpicture2B1---k2---j3----k、j4---j5---kC1JackseemstowantabiggercarmorethanKayla.2Jacksuggeststheygetmoreinformationaboutseveralkindsofcars.Activity41veryfamousbuildings2madeofglass,steel,andconcrete3designed4style519986452metershigh7modernandthetraditionalsideB1world-famousmuseumParis500sixmillion2ancientcapitalbigenoughmillionsofshoppingcenterCLouvreMuseumKyoto,Japan1989HiroshiHaratocopewiththemillionsofvisitorsbringsnewlifeintothecitycenteranugly,modernmistakeActivity5A1Itmeansbuildingunderground.2First,thereisplentyofspaceunderground.Second,withnewtechnology,buildingcostsarenotashighasinthepast.Third,it’ssaferthanbuildingskyscrapers.B2、4、6、73PronunciationBa2narrowharborb3long,sunnybeachc4busyvacationd1highcliffs4Speaking&CommunicationActivity1A1Weworkedasvolunteers2What’sitlike3Itwaskindofhard4Weactuallysawbears5Thatdoessoundexciting6It’sspecialprogramforinternationalstudentsActivity2A1c2b3b4c5b6a7c8a9bLessonBPart11BeforeYouWatchA2MountFuji3glaciers4NiagaraFallsB1---b2---c3---a4---d2WhileYouWatchA1~5TFTFTMan-madestructures1BeforeYouWatchA2lift3GoldenGateBridge4crane5GreatWallofChinaB1concrete2impressive3advancement2WhileYouWatchA1thousands2bycar3unimpressedB1Themostimpressiveman-madewonder2itstretches3likecranesandlift4Ihadachancetodriveacross5Whatanamazingfeatofengineering6it’sjustawonderfulchancetoseethecityPart21PreviewB1~5bcbccC1skyscrapers2EiffelTower3parkinggarage4EmpireStateBuilding5caveD1—I2---b 3---d 4—c 5---a 6---I 7---e 8---f 9---h 10---g2WhileYouWatchE1architecturalstructures2makeitbig3performers4spot5feats6fancy7incredible8engineering9poppedup10Overcrowding2WhileYouWatchA1—g2---e3---c4---a5---d6---f7---h8----bB1impressed 2underground 3disagrees4featsofengineering5first6hotel7doesn’tthink8amusedC1Man2Somethingbeingbuild3goesup4youneverknowwhat’sgoingtobearoundnextweek5butontheotherhand6buildingdownmore7undergroundinsteadofaboveground8that’stoomuchlikelivinginacave9True10builtrighthere11That’sright12allthesebuildingspoppedup13whenit’sfinished14I’llbet15whatdoyouthinkit’sgoingtolooklike16youknowwhatD1Hewantedtousethetwoarchitecturalstructuresasexamplesoffamousbuildings.2Hethoughtitcooltohavepicturesofafamousplacebeforeanythingwasbuiltthere.Hewasconvincedthattheplacewouldbecomefamousinthefuture.3HesaiditbecausehethoughtTakeshiwasbehavingoddly.ETakeshiinitiallythoughtafamoushotelwouldbebuildonthesite,buthelaterdiscovereditwouldbeaparkinggarage.Hewasembarrassed,buthelaughedathiserrorandsaidthatsomerichandfamouspeoplemighteventuallyparkthere.3AfterYouWatchA1true 2Man 3Youknowwhat 4YouaretoomuchB1walkedbyaconstructionsite 2howmuchheadmiredtheskyscrapers 3startedtakingpicturesofthesite 4somethingfamousmightbetheresomeday 5therichandfamouswouldstay 6withpictureofit 7Takeshifeltveryembarrassed 8andTakeshilearneditwastobeaparkinggarageUnit21VocabularyLinkB1window 2address 3hardware 4mouse 5menu 6icon 7surfing 8crashed 9crashed 10mouse 11surfing 12window 13icon 14hardware 15menu 16addressLessonAActivity1A1—b 2—a 3—cB1friend 2toAll 3keyboard 4coffee 5computer 6fiveActivity2A1pet 2cellphonesBConversation1a c d e Conversation2dActivity3AToaster microwareCoffeemaker clockWashingmachine lightHeater airconditionerRefrigerator telephoneBTrue:1 2False:3coffeemaker—clock 4today—inthefuturewill 5wanted—didn’twant 6All—Some C1Typicalsmartphonefeaturesincludeamusicplayer,gamingapps,Internetbrowser,electronicdictionary,camera,andvideorecorder.2Oneadvantageofsmartphonesishavingaccesstoentertainmentonthego;anotheristheconvenienceofhavingmultipleentertainmentandcommunicationfunctionsinasingledevice.3Onedisadvantageofsmartphonesisthattheyuseuptoomuchpeople’stime,andtheymayalsonegativelyaffectsocialandinterpersonalskills.D1themeritsof 2entertainmentonthego 3theconvenienceof 4entertainmentandcommunicationfunctions 5asingledevice 6eatinguptoomuchofpeople’stimeActivity4ATrue:4 5 6 8 9 10False:1unhappybecauseshelostherleg—happybecausesheisalive2firstperiod—fourthperiod3piercedthrough—wason7brought—didnotbringBA—3 b—6 c—4 d—2 e—5 f—7 g—1Activity51fromanycomputerwithanInternetconnectionandatanytime2acceleratesuploadanddownloadtimes3thattheycaneasilyupgradeandexpandatanypointinthefuture4ThenecessarysecuritysolutionsB1Fonlysuitableforcompany—suitableforcompanyandindividual2Fhaveto—nolongerhaveto3T4Fevenifyoucan’t—aslongasyoucan5Farestillextremelyanxious—havenowbeenputatease3PronunciationB\s\:2 4 \z\:1 3 4Speaking&CommunicationActivity1A1Ihatewritingtermpapers!Ittakesforever 2Weusedtowriteourpapersontypewriters 3Oh,really ThatsoundsdifficultLessonBPart11BeforeYouWatchA1~6:f e b c a dB1searchtheweb 2surftheInternet 3instantmessenger 4digitalcamera 5downloadingmusic 6chattingonlineC1~4:c a b d2WhileYouWatchATrue:123578False:4cellphone—computer 6phones—e-mails 9reliable—notreliableB1electronics 2areverycool 3they’resoeasytouse 4youdon’thavetothinkallthetimethatyouforgotthecamera 5youalwayshaveitwithyouandthat’ssosmartPart21PreviewBTrue:125False:3tomorrow—today 4acomputer—atypewriter 6happy—terribleC1laptop 2battery 3computerlab 4typewriterD1affordable 2amazing 3correction 4crashed 5disposable 6old—fashioned 7portable 8reliable 9termpaper 10wordprocessor2WhileYouWatchA1~6:aababbB1~6:bceafdC1makethosecorrections 2I’lle-mailmypapertoyoulatertoday 3technologyisamazing 4Iusedtowritemytermpapersonatypewriter 5itmusthavetakenalongtometowriteapaper 6Iwasprettyfast 7madesomemistakes 8weren’tthatbad 9asfor 10ohmygosh 11weresounreliable 12usedtocrashallthetime 13asaffordableorasfastastheyarenow 14Mine’sprettyfast 15asfastassomeofthenewer,moreexpensiveones 16nowadays 17Inthosedays 18usedtousetheonesattheuniversityD1Sheassumescomputersusedtohavebackupbatteriesastheydotoday.2Everybody,includingProf.Morgan,losttheirtermpapers.E1Iwentbacktothegood,old–fashionedway 2affordableportablereliabledisposable3wordprocessor3AfterYouWatch1asfor 2inthosedays 3Nobigdeal 4nowadays 5ohmygoshUnit3LessonA1VocabularyLinkA1~8:ADGCFBHE2ListeningActivity1AInternationalcorrespondentJournalistphotographerB1—c 2—d 3—c 4—b 5—b 6—dActivity2A1likes 2dislikesB1thecomicsthehoroscopetheprice2thenewscoveragetheheadlinesActivity3ATom Joseph Olivia Randy TinaB1Olivia 2Amy 3Randy 4TinaActivity4A1TheyCouldn’tCommunicate 2ADangerousOccupation 3SilentBeauties 4ACleanCrimeB1couldnotreachanagreement holdupnote couldn’treadit crumpleditup2goalie heslippedoniceandhurthisback3theywerecamels tallhumps4cleanedit leavingitatthesideoftheroadActivity5AKangaroototheRescue!!AnUnderwaterPostOfficeB110 2farmer 3barking 4rare 5scubadiving 6drawtourists’attention 7three 8four3Speaking&communicationLessonBPartone1BeforeYouWatch1internationalcorrespondent 2critic 3newsanchor 4editor 5cameraman2WhileYouWatch1—T2—Finteresting…….creative—boringandnotverycreative3—T4—Fthinks—doesn’tthink5—Fcameraman—newsanchors6—Ffeels—doesn’tfeel7—T1BeforeYouWatch1~3:bca2WhileYouWatchA1~6：fdbeacB1themostaccessiblemedial 2aroundmeatleast 3tobecarrying 4thatwell 5seehowmyteam’saredoing 6what’sgoingoninmyarea 7savethecomicsforlast 8that’sthefunpart1PreviewB1~5:BCBACC1~7:BGFAEDCD1guitarist 2journalist 3spiky 4headlines2WhileYouWatchAB1—e 2—a 3—c 4—d 5—b C1headlines 2stuff 3Hey 4Lookatthis 5thatfamousbluesguitarist 6silverguitar 7long,blackhair 8thesinger 9shortspikyhair 10wearsthatreallycoolwhitesuit 11man 12It’ssoldoutD1Takeshiwhispersasheisnervous.That’sbecausehelikesAnna,andhethinkssheispretty.2AnnalivesinthesamebuildingasMikeandTakeshilive.3Annaisajournalistandshewritesmusicreviews.4MikeaskshimtospeaktoAnnatotryandgetticketsfortheshow.5Hehesitatesbecausehedoesn’tknowAnnawell,andbecauseheisnervoustotalktoagirlhelikes.6TakeshifeelspressurefromMike,whoscowlsathim.EActivity11What’sup 2Notmuch 3DedicatedMusicReviewer 4Asamatteroffact 5reviewingashowtonight 6That’dbegreat 7It’sadate 8YouandIcangotogetherActivity2TakeshiissurprisedbyAnna’sinvitation.HethinksAnnaisprettyandisthereforepleasedtohaveadatewithher.HemightevenbemorepleasedaboutthedatethanheisaboutseeingJamesHammond’sshow.F1Hethinkshewillgettoseetheshow.2Atfirst,Mikefeelabitdisappointedbutthenheishappyforhisfriend.3TakeshiisworriedthatMikewillbeunhappyaboutnotseeingtheshow.4HetellsTakeshinottoworryaboutit.Healsosaystherearelotsofothershowshecanattend.3AfterYouWatchA1stuff 2You’rekiddingme! 3Ihardlyknowher! 4manB1theshowwassoldout 2aprettywomanacrosstheroom 3amusicreviewer 4wasnervousandhesitatedatfitst 5wentoverandspoketoAnna 6shewasstillwritingforTheVillageVoice 7notonlywassheadedicatedmusicreviewer 8justcouldn’tbelieveit 9atickettotheshowandadate 10disappointedatfirst 11nottoworryaboutit 12hehadmoreimportantthingstodoUnit41VocabularyLinkB1pleasant 2active 3punctual 4careful 5flexible 6independentC1—c 2—a 3—d 4—b 5—f 6—e 2ListeningActivity1A1Diane 2Mimi 3AliceB1sixcustomers 2punctualLastweek 3eightenergyActivity2AaB1~3:No 4YesActivity3A1becomeateacher 2theteachingprogramisverygood 3alotofpractice 4youngkids 5graduatefromtheuniversitynextJune 6akindergartenBPosition:brochuredesignerRequirements:computerskills cooperative flexibilityinworkinghours availablerightnowActivity4AJob—voicetalent Company—NationalTelephone Herwork—recordinginformationmessages Jobrequirements—soundwarmandfriendly,evenattheendofeighthours Herschedule—threedaysaweek Goodpointsofherjob—fun,helpingpeoplebyusinghervoice,peoplearesurprised Badpointsofherjob—hastobecarefulabouthervoice,doesn’tgooutsideincoldweather,can’tgotohorrormoivesB1Becauseshehastoavoidhurtinghervoice.2Firstshegotthejobinformationfromherfriend.Thenshelistenedtoallthetelephonecompanymessagesonherownphone,recordedacassetteofallthosemessagesinherownvoiceandsentittothecompany.Shethencalledthecompanyeverydayforamonthbeforeshegotthejob.Activity5AKen:13 Steven:24B1interviews 2introduces 3famous 4loves 5videotape 6moves 7drive 8dependent 9stressful 10hired3Pronunciations B1fortwodays 2forsixhours 3foryears 4formonthsActivity2IreallywantthisjobAQ:honest,caringA:first-aidskills Q:creativeA:graphicdesignQ：helpfulA:speakaforeignlanguage Q:ambitiousA:givepresentationsCAtourguide bfashiondesigner cflightattendant dpoliceofficer etaxidriver ffitnessinstructorLessonBPart12WhileYouWatchTrue:1456False:231BeforeYouWatch1well-informed 2foundation 3animation 4up-to-date 5animator 6passionate 7developing 8unconfident2WhileYouWatchA1~7:bdfcageB1strongfoundationinart 2ithelpstobeabletospeak 3animatorinmoviesorvideogames 4bepatient,workhard,andbecreative 5thatway 6keepup-to-datewithevents 7beabletowritewell 8well-informed1PreviewBTrue:1456False:237C1—d 2—a 3—b 4—cD1highenergylevel 2customersneeds 3pleasantmanager 4softwareprogramsE1~8:fdbgaceh2WhileYouWatchA563124B1~5:aacbcC1Thanksverymuchforcomingin 2bringyourresume 3Hereyouare 4tellyoualittlebitaboutthejob 5lookingforsomeonetosellournewsoftwareproduct 6requiresflexibility,independence 7mostimportantly 8reallylistentomycustomerstofindoutwhattheyneed 9I’mreallygoodatthat 10yourexperiencewithsoftwareprograms 11howtouseasimilarsoftwareproduct 12atmycurrentjob 13customerneeds 14interesting 15mypresentcompany 16mypresentposition 17I’vebeennamedsalesperson 18topsalesawardsseveraltimes 19impressive 20understandthemarketbetter 21thecompetition 22We’llbeintouchD1BillisMs.Li’sboss2ShethoughtClaudiawasenergeticandexperienced—therightpersonforthejob.3ShewantedtoinformClaudiathatshegotthejob.4Theyweregoingtoanaerobicsclass.5Claudiawasexcitedandanxioustofindoutifshehadgotthejob.3AfterYouWatchA1bytheway 2something 3We’llbeintouch 4alittlebitUnit51VocabularyLinkB1produces purchase employs 2develops ship manage 3advertise compete 2ListeningANameRichardBranson CompanyVirginGroup,LtdB134578Activity2AFormountainclimbing fortrimminghair forrelaxing foropeningbottles forslicingfood forcamsandthecorkscrewActivity3B1April4,1975 2BillGatesandAllen 3Redmond,Washington,UnitedStates4Worldwide 5MicrosoftWindows MicrosoftOffice Computerhardwareproducts HomeentertainmentproductsActivity4A1departmentstores shoppingmalls 2putuptheirChristmaswindow displays 3companiesjustwantthemtospendmoremoney 4wecanstartthinkingaboutwhatwereallyneedinlifeB1BuyNothingDay 2Theyshouldn’tspendanymoneyfor24hours.3Inover15countries4Canada5TheChristmasshoppingseasonstarts6Peopleareforgettingtherealmeaningoftheholidays.7People’sideasaboutshoppingActivity5A:b d e g f a c hB1toomuch 21960 affordable advertising educatehighschoolstudents 3necessary 4talkaboutthecompanyatanytime saypositivethingsaboutthecompany referringpeopletothemWORD-OF-MOUTHADVERTISING:It’scost-effective. It’smuchmorebelievable. Thecompanydoesn’thavetocreateacomplexbusinessplantoadvertiseproducts.PAIDMEDIAADVERTISING:Itcansoundinsincereorunconvincing4Speaking&CommunicationActivity1AWehaveabout10000 Wedobusinessinalargenumberof wemadeoverfivemillionWillgrowbyupto10%Activity2BHistoryofTV2wasnotverypopularinthebeginning3becamepopularwhenMichaelJackson’svideoswereplayed4startedasecondvideochannel,VH1in19855startedMTVAsia,MTVLatino,andMTVRussiainthe1990sMTVToday1isaworldwidesuccessstory3alsobroadcastsotherprograms4isconsistentlyvotedoneofthemostpopularTVstationsCAhobby students JerryandDavid’sGuide computers grewquickly Internet millionsof information e-mailservices profitLessonBPart11BeforeYouWatchA1~10:d f b I c l e h a gB1flyers 2smoothie 3brochures2WhileYouWatchA:b e a f d cBDoeducationforexecutives sendoutto invitethosepeopletocometoourtrainings smoothiebusinessbackincollege wordofmouth handoutflyers janitorialservice hehaspeoplecomeinandcleanthebuilding,afterhoursPart21previewB1~6:f e b a c dcC:1~10:f I j c b d a e g h2WhileYouWatchA:1~5:c e a d bBTrue:2 4 5 8False:1filmschoolproject—commercial 3hadtostudy—wassick 6unsatisfactory—satisfactory 7remarkthetape—makemoretapes C 1Bytheway 2helpingmeoutwiththis 3onthedayofmyfirstrealcommercialshoot 4especiallysinceyouhavea“l(fā)oveassistant”likeme 5Right…there 6thatshoulddoit 7Check 8Androlling 9takeone 10Hellothere 11themostsuccessful 12Thekeystooursuccess 13greatdesign 14affordableprices 15whoarethesekeysfor 16Why 17premierpieces 18Likethissleekandstylishloungechair 19100%genuineleather 20talkaboutwell-made 21you’lleverlayyourheadon 22Seeforyourself 23heretoday,gonetomorrow 24prideourselvesingiving 25attherightpriceDActivity11onmyfirstpayingclient 2sentin 3whoknowswhat’llhappen 4Plusthatcouchwasreallycomfortable ` 5bookedmeforanother 6thebestpart 7whatthiscallsfor 8encoreActivity21HemostprobablysentitintoMr.Howard.2MikewasworriedthathemighthavemadeabadimpressiononTakeshi’sclientbyfallingasleep.3Mr.HowardwaspleasedthatpeoplecouldseetheSuperSleeperSofalivesuptoitsname.3AfterYouWatchA1talkabout 2Check! 3folks 4thatshoulddoitB1shootaTVcommercial 2starring 3showoff 4elaboratedonhowwelleachpiecewasmade 5fellasleep 6failedtohelphim with 7hireTakeshitomakefivemorecommercialsUnit6LessonA1VocabularyLinkB1summerhouse 2limousinedriver 3designerclothes 4privateschool 5personaltrainer 6luxurysuite 7creditcard 8privatejet 9spendingmoney2ListeningActivity1ATheBurjAlArabHotelDubai,UnitedArabEmiratesB1—p 2—p 3—r 4—r 5—b 6—b 7—p 8—p Activity2AbB1—D 2—D 3—JC 4—JC 5—D 6—D 7—J 8—J Activity3A1abrandnew 20th2Joseph’sfriendB1Whenshewasauniversitystudent.2Notatall.Itwasreallyold.3Sheworkedthewholesummervacationinarestaurant.4Yes,shedid.Shetookallherfriendsdrivingaroundeveryweekend.5Thecarwasdestroyedinanaccident.Activity4160hours2Topayforabighouse,expensivefurniture,anewcar,andallthe“important“thinginlife3Goingoutonheroldhouseboat.4Shecangofishingfromherlivingroom.5Shegoesalongtheriveronherboat,exploringnewplaces.B:2 4 6Activity5B1Theywillselltheirknowledgeaboutusingplantsasmedicine.2Theywillgetjobsandeducationfortheirpeopletosavetheircultureandlanguage.3Themonksrecordandselltheirmusic.4Theyusethemoneytopayforsummercampsforteenagers.CF:1 25 T:3 46LessonBPart111—b 2—c 3—a21~8

:d f b a c h g e11charity 2equipment 3purchase2A1WooSung:buyacarorcars buyahouse buyauniversity2Calum:takeaholiday3Natalie:buyacarorcars buyahouse investmoneyforthefuture4Dave:spenditasfastaspossible buyacarorcars B1strikeitbigtime 2somewherewarmerthanwhereIlive 3liveonthebeachforawhilePart2PreviewB1~5:a b b c cCLuxurious penniless well-off generous lavishD1~9:d c a f e g I b hEApparently will packets paidoff invested loads timer struckitrich turnedout2WhileYouWatchA1~8:F F T F F F T FB1~5:b a e c dC1ItwasaboutMike’suncle’swill.2OnafarminMinnesota.3BecauseUncleMaxhadleftallhislandtoMike.4Mikeremembershisunclelivingasimplelife.Itwasnotluxurious.\D1strikeitrichorsomething 2usedtotellme 3allamanneeds 4astrongback 5investedinhisland 6itpaidoff 7lavishlifestyle 8Imean 9generous 10offeredtogivemespendingmoney 11wantedmetogotoprivateschool 12wantedtovacation 13turnsouthe’sgotone 14howcouldyounothaveknown 15I’mtellingyou 16wasn’tonsale 17haveatimerbyhisphone 18ketchuppackets 19A ndnooneknew 20Infact 21Nowonder 22WhowouldhavethoughthewasthatwelloffE1loadsofcash 2payfordinnertonight 3I’lltakeyouallouttoanicedinner 4mytreat 5alittleshortoncash 6Icouldborrowsome 7I’mgoodforit 8we’retakinganicedinner3WhileYouWatch1I’mtellingyou 2Nowonder 3I’mgoodforit 4I’malittleshortonUnite7LessonA2ListeningAHeiscomplainingaboutabrokentrafficlightinhiscommunityB1trafficaccidents indanger 2posegreatdanger 3lookintoitimmediatelyActivity2AKnowtheirneighborswell rarelypatrolBJohn:1Fpatrolling—neighborhoodwatch 2T 3Fputupnotice—putsignsinourwindows Susan:1T 2Fbybike—incars 3T 4Fincars—onfootoronbicycleActivity3AcB1:abd 2:bc 3:bActivity4A:1BTyra:S SMatt:C SMercedes:C CC1Tyra 2Matt 3Mercedes 4Matt 5MattActivity51Theglobalpopulationhasgrownquickly,andinsomeplacesitiscreatingalotofproblems.2Whenwomenareeducated,theybecomeequalpartnersandparticipatemoreinfamilydecisions.B1—d 2—c 3—a 4—bC1F3500newbabiesarebornworldwide—3500newlivesareaddedtotheworld’spopulation2F1978—19873T4T5Fsmall—big6T 7T 8T9intheirlatetwenties—attheageof3010Fthereis—thereisn’tSpeaking&CommunicationAWordsordrawingthatareillegallysprayedonwallsLessonB1BeforeYouWatch1—c 2—b 3—f 4—g 5—d 6—a 7—e 2WhileYouWatch1are 2don’thave 3noise 4fire 5alot 6bothers1BeforeYouWatch1Globalwarming 2 Hunger 3Spread 4Poverty 5Disease 6HIV 7AIDS2WhileYouWatchA1~6:f a d e c bB1Theoceansarerisingaswellasthetemperatures2beforeit’stoolate3theworldgettogetherandhelptomakesure4everyonegetsachancetolearnPart21previewB1~6:c f b e d aC1~7:c d b e f g aD1conductasurvey 2makeamistake 3interestingviewpoint 4rushhour 5affordableapartments 6pushyourself 7noisepollutionE1~3:b c a2WhileYouWatchBTrue:3 5False:1singlesinthecity—cityliving 2air—noise 4people—restaurants 6Takeshi—Sun-hee 7money—timeC1Doyouhaveacoupleofminutes 2Thiswon’ttakelong 3Doyouagree,disagree,orhavenoopinionabout 4Metoo 5Rushhourinthecityhasbecomeunbearable 6Itotallyagree 7traffic’sbeenanissuehereforyears 8withalltheconstructiongoingon 8withalltheconstructiongoingon 9it’snotanissueforme 10Iguess 11Ilikethefactthattherearesomanyopportunities 12pushyourself 13itgoestheotherwaytoo 14likeifyoumakeamistake 15waitingtotakeyourplace 16talentedD1TheydisagreedaboutlifeinNewYork.Sun-heesaidthereweremanyproblemsrelatedtolivinginthecity,butTakeshisaiditwasn’tthatbad.2Sun-heesaid‘EnjoyitIfyoucangetthereinthistraffic!”shewassarcasticasshethoughtitwashardtoenjoyanythinginNewYorkbecausethetrafficwassobad.3Takeshilistedthegoodthingsinthecitysuchasbeautifulbuildingsandinterestingplaces.4Thereporterleftbecauseshehadfinishedhersurvey.Itwasnotrudeofhertoleave.ItwashoweverrudeofTakeshiandSun-heetoengageinanargumentduringherinterview.3AfterYouWatchA1youknow 2Iguess 3WheredoIstart 4itgoestheotherwaytooB1onthesidewalk 2whattheylikedanddisliked 3seemedtohavedifferentopinionsaboutotherissues 4pointedoutthattherewasnotenoughparking,toofewaffordableapartments 5toomuchtoenjoyinthecity 6arguingabouttheissues 7Butsee 8ItoldyouNewYorkerswererudeUnit8LessonA1VocabularyLinkB1~9:c a f h b I e g dC1morals 2awhilelie 3notworthdoing 4hassomethingonhisconscience 5againstthelaw 6hurtmyfeelings 7obvious 8dependsonthecircumstances2ListeningActivity1AThespeakerthinksthattellingwhileliesissometimesacceptableorevennecessary.B1encouragepeople 2tocomfortpeople 3tosoothepeople 4tochildrenActivity2A1workinthesameoffice 2movingtoanothercity 3lyingaboutherworkexperienceB1withhertwoco-workers 2Sallyreallyhasdone 3mightgetajob Activity3A1sometimes 2neverB1~6：D R R D R DActivity41a2Hethinksit’snottrustworthybecausethereportersexaggerateandarenotserious.3Shelikesinfotainment,orshowsthatreportoncurrenttrendsandfamouspeople.B1Graham:TV newspaper2Lucinda:TV onlineActivity5A1PandS 2PandS 3D 4S 5PB1Them