英語視聽說(上冊)-參考答案

英語視聽說(上冊)-參考答案英語視聽說(上冊)-參考答案英語視聽說(上冊)-參考答案xxx公司英語視聽說(上冊)-參考答案文件編號：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Unit1 PiratesoftheInternetTaskI GlobalListening1.A 2.C 3.B 4.D 5.C 6.A 7.D 8.DTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode1 1.T 2.F 3.T 4.F 5.TEpisode21.√ 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)comfortableEpisode41.Followingthemusicindustryandbegintosueindividualswhodownloadmovies;2.Airingadsaboutpeoplewhosejobsareatriskbecauseofthepiracy;3.Keepingcopiesofmoviesfromleakinginthefirstplace;4.Hiringpeopletohackthehackers/serveupthousandsoffakecopiesofnewmovies.Episode51.DownloadingofftheInternet.2.60million.3.Embraceitandgetpaidtoo.4.Abunchofcrooks.5.3–5dollars.6.Stoppingpiracy.

Unit2 TheNewSpaceRaceTaskI GlobalListening1.A 2.C 3.B 4.D5.C 6.A 7.D 8.DTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.T 3.T 4.F 5.F 6.TEpisode2(1)operablespaceplane (2)atacost (3)monopolyon (4)incentive(5)business (6)dream(7)contests (8)atrophy(9)stunninglooks (10)technologicalsophisticationEpisode31.Nearlyadecadeago.2.Turninghisdesignsintomodelsandtestingthem.3.HesoughtinvestmentfromPaulAllen.4.Thevoteofconfidence.5.Gluingcarbonfabrictogetherwithepoxy.6.Flyingbadmintonshuttlecocks.Episode4 1——(J) 2——(A) 3——(C,F) 4——(B,H) 5——(D)Episode51.Ithasprovedthatthesmallguyscanbuildaspaceshipandgotospace.2.Thedealistoinvest$120milliontobuildfivespaceshipsforpayingcustomers.Flightsareexpectedtobeginin2008.3.Yes.AccordingtoVirginGalactic,38,000peoplehaveputdownadepositforaseat,and90peoplehavepaidthefullpriceof$200,000.4.Hisnextgoalisaffordabletravelabovelow-Earthorbit,i.e.,affordabletraveltothemoon.

Unit3 NewOrleansisSinkingTaskI GlobalListening1.B 2.C 3.A 4.C5.C 6.D 7.D TaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.F 3.T 4.F 5.F 6.F Episode21.√ 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)billionsEpisode51.TheymadetheassessmentonthesiteandthenWi-Fiedthereportstoacityhalldatabase,whichislinkedtoaerialimagesofeverysingleaddress,bothbeforeandafter.2.Thetotalcostofreconstructionwillbegiventothecityauthorities.3.Becausehisownhomewasfloodedandruined.4.Itmeansthattherearetoofewpeopletopaytaxesorkeepbusinessgoing.5.Heisaskingthenationtocommitbillionsofdollarsandmanyyearstoprotectthecity.

Unit4 Afghanistan–AddictedtoHeroinTaskI GlobalListening1.C 2.D 3.B 4.B5.A 6.C 7.C 8.DTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.T 3.F 4.F 5.FEpisode2(1)militaryalliances (2)privatearmies(3)druglords (4)inhighplaces(5)allegations (6)fordrugoffenses(7)small-timeEpisode3 1——(A,G) 2——(E,I) 3——(F)4——(K) 5——(D)Episode41.Todosomethingaboutseniorofficialsandgovernorsinvolvedinthedrugbusiness.2.Toremovethemfromoffice/fromthecountry.3.Theneedtofightterrorism/insurgency.4.Destroyit.5.Forfearofdisruptingtheflowofintelligence.Episode51.Thenumberofacresofpoppyundercultivationdropped20percentthisyear.2.Theywerepromisedhealthclinics,schoolsandroads.3.Theyelicittolls,protectionmoneyanddrugsfromtraffickersinareastheycontrol.4.Fightingnarcoticsisasimportantasfightingterrorism;Itneedstobeelevatedtoarankthatiscommensuratewiththethreatitposes.

Unit5 TheGlobalWarningTaskI GlobalListening1.D 2.A 3.A 4.B5.D 6.C 7.B TaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.T 3.T 4.T 5.T 6.FEpisode2(1)naturally (2)man’sdoing(3)expeditions (4)icecores(5)fingerprint (6)burningfossilfuels(7)carbondioxide (8)thousand(9)warmEpisode32.√ 3.√ 4.√Episode41.Landofthegreatbear.2.Polarbears’health.3.Atranquillizerdart.4.Bearpopulationthereisthehealthiest.5.Changesinthebears’fat,dimensionsandteeth.6.Theycanonlyhuntontheice.Episode51.Theysaythey’renomorereliablethanthelocalweatherman.2.Theymadescienceaspreciseasitistoday. 3.TheUScan’tflipitsenergyuseovernightanditseconomymightgethurt.4.Hisjobistotellthegovernmentexactlywhatheknowsscientifically.

Unit6 TheCoalCowboyTaskI GlobalListening1.B 2.C 3.D 4.A5.B 6.D 7.A 8.CTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.T 3.F 4.F 5.FEpisode21.√ 4.√ 6.√Episode3(1)Naziera (2)coal-basedfuels(3)apartheid (4)gasifyingcoal(5)pollutants (6)conventionaldiesel 7)engineperformance (8)lessthanone(10)twiceasmuch (11)conventionalEpisode41.920,000;Oneyear.2.Hehashiseyeonthenationalstage.3.Farmersandranchersfightingthecoal-to-dieselplan.4.Toxiceyesores.Episode51.Miningcompanieshavegottenaroundthelawinthepast.2.Montanahasgotallthelandtherethatcanbeusedtoproducebiofuels.Itwillbecompetitive.3.Biodieselcanonlymeet15percentoftheUS4.Notyet,becausetherewillbealotofengineeringontheflyandcostoverrunsforthefirstplantofthiskind.5.Thepriceofoilwillnotdropbackto$25or$30abarrel.

Unit7 CanaVideoGameLeadtoMurder?

TaskI GlobalListening1.A 2.D 3.C 4.A5.B 6.B 7.C 8.BTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.F 3.F 4.T 5.T 6.FEpisode21.E 2.C 3.A 4.D 5.G 6.B 7.FEpisode3(1)Aggression (2) InstituteofHealth(3)developed (4)impulsecontrolcenter(5)underconstruction (6)considerconsequences(7)urges (8)heightened(9)riskfactors (10)upbringing(11)turntoviolence32Episode41.SellingMoore2.Millionsoflaw-abidingcitizens.3.Itmakesthedevicethatrunsthegame.4.It’sbecomingmoredangerous.Episode51.Whenanewmediumcomesalong,itwillbethesubjectofalmostahystericalattack.2.Hecan’tunderstandwhygamestargetingpoliceofficersweremadebythemanufacturers.3.Theycardteenagersinanefforttokeepviolentgamesfromunderagekids.4.Theyareconsideringlawsthatwouldbanthesaleofviolentgamestothoseunder17.

Unit8 TheStarofStarbucksTaskI GlobalListening1.D 2.B 3.B 4.B5.D 6.D 7.A 8.ATaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.T 2.T 3.F 4.T 5.FEpisode2(1)Coffeemasters (2)coinedaphrase(3)fillingsouls (4)fillingbellies(5)humanconnection (6)humanity(7)communities (8)homeandworkEpisode31√ 3√ 4√Episode41.1971.2.Hefelthewashome.3.Addinganespressobar.4.Coffeeconsumptionwasdown.5.papercups;3buckseachcup;ItaliannameEpisode51.It’slocatedinBrooklyn.Therearebulletholesinthedoorleadingtoapartme2.Hewasfromapoorneighborhoodandhisfatherwasinjuredonthejob.3.Hewasadeliverydriverwhopickedupanddeliveredclothdiapers.4.Therewasnohospitalization,nohealthinsurance,noworkman’scompensationforhisfather.5.Heoffershisemployeesheathcareandstockoptions.Healsopaysfarmershigherthanmarketrateforbeans.

Unit9 RescuingRoyHallumsTaskI GlobalListening1.C 2.C 3.D 4.B5.D 6.A 7.B 8.DTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.F 2.F 3.T 4.T 5.F 6.FEpisode2(1)here (2)likeadream(3)November1 (4)contractor(5)relatively (6)workingat(7)skimasks (8)abducting(9)beheading (10)videotape(11)dragged (12)constantlyEpisode32.√ 3.√ 6.√ 8.√Episode41.No.2.ThatSusantriedtocallthekidnappers.3.Twoyearsago.4.Becausetheyremainbestfriends.5.Forfearthatitwouldendangersomebodyelse.6.$40,000;$12million.Episode51.Hewashappyforthem.Butontheotherhand,hefeltsorryforhimselfbecausenothingwashappeningforhim.2.Hepulledthemaskoffandhuggedthesoldier.3.TheythoughttheUSmilitarywasn’tdoinganythingtofindRoy.4.TheunitisstilllookingforthreemorekidnappedAmericans.5.Heisbackhomecatchingupwithhistwodaughters,hisgranddaughterandhisex-wife.

Unit10 DyingtoGetinTaskI GlobalListening1.B 2.C 3.D 4.A5.B 6.C 7.A 8.DTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.T 2.F 3.F 4.F 5.TEpisode2(1)specialunit (2)distresscall(3)condition (4)hovered(5)Mexican (6)wandering(7)rationally (8)17years(9)refrigeratortruck (10)morgueEpisode32√ 3√ 4√ 7√Episode41.Aboutsixmillion.2.Illegalmigrantsinmeatpackingindustry.3.Over3,500migrantsfledNebraskawithin30days.4.Leavethestate(beforeruiningitseconomy).5.Agoodstoryratherthanasecureborder.Episode51.It’sa$14millionpilotlessdronethatscansthedesertforintrudersandpotentialterrorists.2.Theydidsoforfearofterrorism.3.No,terroristsdon’tneedtocomeinthatwaybecausetheycanpurchasethebestforgeddocumentintheworldandenterwithvalidvisas.4.TheireverydayjobistomakearrestsanddropmigrantsoffontheMexicansideoftheborder.

Unit11 SearchingforJacobTaskI GlobalListening1.C 2.D 3.B 4.D5.B 6.B 7.A 8.BTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.T 2.T 3.T 4.F 5.FEpisode2(1)kid (2)16(3)7,000miles (4)bushplane(5)scene (6)rainingseason(7)sank (8)axles(9)12 (10)governmenttroops(11)50milesinside (12)intensifiedEpisode31.F 2.C 3.E 4.B 5.D 6.AEpisode41.20,000.2.Shediedinjustafewhours.3.Theycarvedthemupandthrewthemindrinkingwater.4.No.5.Tellingthesamesadstory.Episode51.HesignedaUS-brokeredpeaceagreementwhichnevertookhold.2.ThedealistogivelittletidbitsofinformationaboutterroristsuspectsaroundtheworldtobluntUSoutrageoverwhat’shappeninginDarfur.3.Hewasthearchitectofthecounter-insurgencystrategyinDarfur;Lastyear,theUSsentaprivatejettobringhimtoCIAheadquarters.4.It’sreallyaheinousarrangementandonethathistorywilljudgeveryharshly.5.Ithasbeenpressingforpeacekeepers;It’skeepingrefugeesalivewithhalfabilliondollarsofreliefayear.

Unit12 Working24/7TaskI GlobalListening1.A 2.B 3.D 4.C5.B 6.C 7.B 8.CTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode1 1.F 2.F 3.T 4.F 5.F 6.TEpisode21.B,E 2.C,I 3.D,J 4.G,K 5.AEpisode3(1)highstress (2)shareajob(3)workingmothers (4)wivesandchildren(5)in-housecounsel (6)referred(7)sixmonths (8)threedays(9)overlapping (10)40(11)75percent (12)off(13)oncall (14)suckingEpisode41.No;Number52.Yes.3.Shecan’thavesubstantiveconversationswithherhusband.4.Theyarematter-of-factabouttheirlackofcommunication.5.Theybothreachforherfavoritetoy,theBlackBerry.Episode51.HeissuchaworkaholicthathehaswiredhishousewithInternet,telephoneandtelevisionineverysingleroom.2.Helosessomedaysofhiskids’livesandsomeofthosetendermomentswithfamily.3.HeisalwaysconnectedtotheInternet.Inordertorelax,itactuallytakesalittlebitofeffort.4.Hewatchesthebusinessnews,checkshise-mailsandanswersthephone;Tomakethishappen,hewiredhisshower.5.Theyarewaterproofbutnotfoolproof.

Unit13 SwimmingwithSharksTaskI GlobalListening1.D 2.A 3.C 4.C5.B 6.C 7.B 8.ATaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.T 2.F 3.F 4.F 5.TEpisode2(1)inhabitant (2)surfer(3)concerned (4)Threeyears(5)associate (6)clameddownhard(7)forearms (8)outtosea (9)inhismouth (10)children (11)70yards (12)someuseEpisode31.√ 3.√ 6.√Episode41.Jaws.2.Nine;791.3.Becauseweareonthemeallistofsharks.4.beingmurdered,muggedorkilledinawar. 5.Wemayfeelwhat’sgonnahappentous.Episode51.Sharkshavefarmoretofearfromhumansbecauseourindustrialfishingfleetsbringin100millionsharksayear.2.SharksfinsoupisregardedasanexpensivestatussymbolinChina;Chefsintheemperor’scourtwereoncebeheadediftheyprepareditincorrectly.3.Itsfinwouldbecutoffandthenitwouldbethrownoverboardalivetosinktothebottomanddrown.4.Itishardtopolicebecausemostofthesharksarecaughtininternationalwaterswherethereisnolawagainstfinning.5.AuthoritiesthereraidedseveralprocessingplantswinedbyHongKongChinese.Seventonsoffinswereconfiscated.

Unit14 FelicityHuffmanTaskI GlobalListening1.B 2.C 3.A 4.B5.D 6.C 7.B 8.CTaskII ListenforDetailsEpisode11.T 2.T 3.T 4.F 5.T 6.TEpisode2(1)starred (2)TVshows(3)diedyoung (4)cursed(5)work (6)character(7)herwit’send (8)touchedanerve(9)harried (10)authenticity(11)parallels (12)vindicationEpisode31.EverybodyassumesallthetimethatthegirlsItheplaywillgetinacatfight.2.Thecatfightthoughtcreptinhermindtoo.3.Thosedaystheyallshoottogetherwerethefu