外研社版高中英語必修三聽力原文

外研社版高中英語必修三聽力原文外研社版高中英語必修三聽力原文外研社版高中英語必修三聽力原文資料僅供參考文件編號：2022年4月外研社版高中英語必修三聽力原文版本號：A修改號：1頁次：1.0審核：批準:發(fā)布日期：外研社版高中英語必修三Module1聽力原文Carlos:Hello,mynameisCarlosandI'mfromSpain.Helen:Hi,Carlos.I'mHelen.Amy:AndmynameisAmy.Pleasedtomeetyou.Carlos:AreyouEnglish?Helen:No!NeitherofusisEnglish.Amy:Helen'sfromScotlandandI'mfromWales.Carlos:ReallySo,Helen,wheredoyouliveinScotland

Helen:InEdinburgh.Carlos:Edinburgh.Nice,that'sthecapitalofScotland,isn'tit?Helen:Yes,itis.Carlos:AndAmy,you'refromWales.Amy:That'sright.Carlos:That'swestofEngland,isn'tit?Amy:Yes,itis.It'saseparatecountryandit'stothewestofEngland.Carlos:AndwhereinWalesdoyoulive?Amy:Well,myfamilylivesinCardiff.Carlos:CardiffI'veneverheardofCardiff.Isitabigcity

Amy:Yes,itis!It'sthecapital!Carlos:Oh,I'msosorry!Amy:That'sallright.Carlos:TherearesomanycapitalcitiesintheUnitedKingdom.Helen:Yes,ScotlandandWalesareseparatecountries.Andeachofthemhasacapitalcity.Carlos:SowhatareyoudoinghereinLondon?Helen:We'restudents.Carlos:Whatareyoustudying?Helen:Languages.Carlos:Whichones?Helen:Well,thereareabout60studentsintheclass,andallofthemarestudyingatleasttwolanguages.I'mstudyingFrenchandChinese.Amy:AndI'mstudyingGermanandRussian.Carlos:SoneitherofyouisstudyingSpanish.Amy:No,sorry.Infact,noneofthestudentsinourclassisstudyingSpanish.Carlos:Oh.That'ssad.Helen:WhereinSpaindoyoulive?Carlos:InValencia.Amy:ValenciaWhereaboutsisthat

Carlos:It'sontheeastcoast.It'sabout200kilometressouthofBarcelona.Amy:Isee.Isitabigcity?Carlos:Yes.Quitebig.Amy:What'sitlike?Carlos:It'sawonderfulplace.Andoursoccerteamisfantastic.Helen:Whatkindofworkdopeopledothere?Carlos:Well,alotofthemworkintourism.Helen:ReallyAndwhatareyoudoinghereinLondon

Carlos:Well,I'mstudyingEnglishatuniversity,soI'mhereforamonth.Amy:ReallyThat'snice.Carlos:Yes.Infact,mywholeclassiscoming.Helen:Howmanystudentsarethereintheclass?Carlos:Forty-seven.Butnoneofthemhasarrivedyet!Module2聽力原文Lingling:IsthisyourfirsttimeinBeijing,Richard?Richard:Yes,itis.Lingling:Howdoyoufindit?Richard:It'stotallyfascinating.It'ssodifferentfromSydney,whereIlive.Lingling:NowI'mfascinated.Tellmeaboutthedifferences,asyouseethem.Richard:Well,Sydney'sayoungercitythanBeijing.Beijinghasalotmoreinhabitantsandismuchmorecrowded.Lingling:Yes,wecertainlyhaveahugepopulation,likemostChinesecities.Richard:It'sveryexciting,asaresult.Andthere'ssomuchconstructiongoingon.Lingling:Iknow,we'regrowingveryfast.Forexample,Idon'tthinkwehaveasmanyfreewaysasSydneydoes,butwesoonwill!Richard:Ibelieveyou!IthinktherearefewertouristsinBeijing—atleastfornow.AndIgetthefeelingthatBeijing'slessdangerous.Lingling:Yes,there'sprobablyalotlesscrimehere.Richard:WhatabouttheclimateIthinkSydneyhaslessrain.Lingling:Yes,wecangetalotofraininJulyandAugust.Richard:I'venoticed!It'spouringatthemoment!Lingling:Thegoodthingabouttherain,ofcourse,isthatitwashesthepollutionaway.Richard:I'venoticedthattoo.Wedon'thaveasmuchpollutionasyoudo.Lingling:That'sbecauseyouhavelessindustry.Theaircangetquitepollutedhere...Ok,sothatcoversalotofthedifferences.Butarethereanysimilarities?Richard:Ohyes...forexample,Inoticethewealthandtheenergy.Lingling:Sorry,Ididn'tgetthat.Richard:Thewealthandenergy.IthinkthereareasmanyrichpeoplehereasinSydney...andIthinkyourcityisjustaslivelyasmine.Lingling:That'sgoodtohear.Soshallwegooutthiseveningandfindsomeoftheaction?必修三Module3聽力原文Reporter:I'mstandinginthecentreofPlymouth,thecapitalofMontserrat,wherejustoneweekago,avolcaniceruptiontookplace.WithmeisFrankSavage,thegovernoroftheisland.MrSavage,thankyoufortalkingtous.Savage:You'rewelcome.Reporter:Whatexactlyhappenedlastweek?Savage:Well,thevolcanoerupted,andashandlavapoureddownthemountaintowardsthesea.Unfortunately,thereareseveralvillagesinitspath.Reporter:That'sterrible.Wasanybodyhurt?Savage:No.Luckily,wehadplentyofwarningandItoldpeoplewholivedinthepathoftheashandlavatoleavetheisland.Wemanagedtogethalfthepopulationtoanotherislandbeforetheeruptiontookplace.Reporter:Whyareyoustillhere?Savage:Well,I'mstillworkingbecausethere'salottodo.Reporter:Howmanypeopleliveontheisland?Savage:Eleventhousandpeoplelivehereandaboutsixthousandpeoplehaveleft.Reporter:Whichareasarethemostdangerous?Savage:Well,themostdangerousplacesarebetweenthevolcanoandthesea.Therearealotofvillagesthere.Anditwasverydangerous.Sadly,hundredsofhousescaughtfirewhenthelavareachedthem.Reporter:Oh,I'mverysorrytohearthat.Savage:Thankfully,noonewaskilled.Reporter:Arethehousesstillonfire?Savage:No.Fortunately,weputallthefiresoutquitequickly.Reporter:That'sverygoodnews.Well,it'sabeautifulsunnydayhereinPlymouth.Doesthismeanthatthedangerisover?Savage:No!Thevolcanocoulderuptagain!Peoplemustunderstandthatitisstillverydangerousandtheycan'tgobacktotheirhouses.Reporter:OK—sothat'sthemessagefromthegovernor—don'tgobacktoyourhouses.Whenwillpeoplebeabletoreturnhome?Savage:Wedon'tknowatthemoment.Hopefully,itwon'tbetoolong.Reporter:Thankyouforyourtime,MrSavage.Savage:Thankyou.必修三Module4聽力原文(int=interviewer)Int:David,whatdoyouseeasthemainproblemswiththeenvironment?D.U:Well,inanutshell,themosturgentproblemofallistheclimate.Theworld'sclimateseemstobegettingwarmer.Int:We'veseenalotofevidenceofthat,haven'tweHottersummers,warmerwinters,thatkindofthing.D.U:Yes,wehave.Also,scientistshavefoundthattheiceatthePolesisbeginningtomelt.Int:We'veheardthattoo.Isthatreallyhappening?D.U:Yes,I'mafraiditis.Andatsometimeinthefuture,theicemaymeltcompletely.Thenit'sPossiblethattheseacouldriseandcoastalcitieslikeNewYorkandShanghaicoulddisappearunderwater.Int:Itsoundsveryfrightening.D.U:Icouldn'tagreewithyoumore.It'sscary!Int:Canyouexplainwhytheclimate'sgettingwarmer?D.U:Well,I'lldomybest!It'spollutionthat'stheproblem.Gasesfromcarsentertheatmosphereandstopthesun'sheatfromleavingtheatmosphere.Andfactoriesgiveoutchemicalsthatdothesamething.Soasaresult,theclimateisgettingwarmer.Int:FromwhatIunderstand,carbondioxidefromcarsisamajorproblem.D.U:You'reabsolutelyright.Carbondioxideisthegasthatdoesmostdamagetotheatmosphere.Butwehaveaproblemwithtreestoo.Yousee,treesgiveoutoxygenandtakeincarbondioxide.Sothey'reveryusefulbecausetheyuseupthecarbondioxide.Int:Iknowwhatyou'regoingtosay.We'recuttingdownallthetrees.D.U:Yes,wecutthemdownbecauseweneedthelandandbecauseweusethewoodforpaperandfurniture.Thatleavesmorecarbondioxideintheatmosphere.Int:It'saterriblesituation.D.U:Yes,andanotherproblemisallthegarbagethatweproduce.Weburnalotofgarbage,andonceagain,thegasespollutetheatmosphere.Thesituationcouldn'tbeworse,really.Int:Weshouldrecyclegarbage,notburnit.D.U:Ofcourseweshould.Int:It'sstrange,weknowallthis,andyetwedonothingbuttalkaboutit.Ican'thelpbutfeelveryconcerned.D.U:Yes,well,itisworrying.Butgovernmentsarebeginningtodosomethingaboutit.Idon'tthinkit'stoolate.必修三Module5聽力原文Chinahasgiventheworldmanyimportantinventions.Togiveanexample,itisthecountryinwhichsilkwasfirstinvented.Silkwasmadethereaslongagoas3200BC.Chinesefarmersgrewmulberryleavesbecausetheyknewthatacertainkindofcaterpillaratethem.TheChinesedidnottellothercountrieshowsilkwasmadeandothercountrieshowsilkwasmadeandothercountriespaidalotforthissoft,strongmaterial.SuSongwasaneleventhcenturymonkaboutwhomverylittleisknow.However,wedoknowthatin1092ADheinventedthefirstrealclock.Forthefirsttimeever,itbecamepossibletotellthetime.Inthe1950sacopywasbuiltandthiscopycanbeseentodayinBeijing.TheysaythatamancalledCaiLunmadepaperfromthebarkofatreeinabout105AD.Ifso,heisamanofwhomChinacanbeproud.Paperwasaveryimportantinventionbecauseitwascheapandpeoplecouldaffordtobuyit.Beforethattime,writershadusedexpensivematerialssuchassilk.Theinventionwasimmediatelysuccessful.However,paperdidnotspreadtoothercountriesforanother500years.PrintingwasinventedinChinaasearlyas868AD.ThebookinwhichprintingfirstappearedwascalledTheDiamondSutra.Withprinting,itbecamepossibletproducemanycopiesatthesametime.In1041AD,achemistcalledBiShenginventedatypeofprintthatcouldmove.Itwasnotuntil1454thatthefirstbookwasprintedinEurope.ThefirsttimethatwehearofarealtoothbrushisinaChinesebookof1498AD.Thistoothbrushcouldcleanteethquicklyandwell.Thetoothbrush