大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)說(shuō)2答案(第三版)

AnswerstolisteningandspeakingBookII

Unit1

PartA

Exercise1

1.398-4071

2.278-9536

3.1390-1910-466

4.415-566-1268

5.5-078-2489

6.6102-9517-2880

7.210-699-4982

8.6-592-7649

Exercises2

Isthatyou/CanIleaveamessage/callmeback/860-2505/giveherthemessagewhenshereturns

home.

PartBconversation1

Exercise1

1father&daughter

2.theyaretalkingaboutthepicturesGlorialeftforhim

3.Ridingamotorcycle

4.HethinksJohnlooksalittlestrangebecauseJohnwearsaponytail.

5.shesaysheisold-fashioned.

Exercise2

1.inarestaurant/Dining/

2.onamotorcycle/learningtorideamotorcycle

3.inAngela’soffice/doingsomepart-timeworkforAngela’smagazine/withJohn,herfriend

Conversatin2

Exercise1

1.whodialedthewrongnumber(a)

2.whatisthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthemanandthewoman(b)

3.whatistrueaboutthewoman(a)

Exercise2

1.FirstStateBank

2.herleg

3.848-3952

4.MrsTailor/hisbank

5.havingdialedthewrongnumber

PartD

1.whatasMrsBatescallingfor(a)

2.whomadeamistake(d)

3.whatcnyoulearnfromtheconversation(c)

Unit2

PartA

Exercise1

1.Tom

2.shehasdialedthewrongnumber

3.321-9645

4.Monica

5.MrsJones’sister

Exercise2

1.message:1.NancyDavis

2.914-6520

3.CallNancyback

2.message:1.peter

2.614-5533

3.MeetPeterat12attheForeignLanguageBookstore

PartBconversation1

Exercise1

1.whyisPatcallingAnna(c)

2.whatisthereasonwhyJackdoesnotacceptPat’sinvitationtotea(c)

3.WhatbistrueaboutPat(d)

Exercise2

1.beout

2.Jack/Tom

3.leaveAnnaamessage

4.164,RoseAvenue

Conversatin2

Exercise1

1.c2.b3.c

Exercise2

1.advice

2.findBrownsomewheresuitabletolive/anestateagent

3.meetandtalktoeachotheratheroffice

4.ten-minutewalk

PartD

1.what’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeak(d)

2.Whycouldn’tVickiseeRandylastnight(c)

3.WhichofthefollowingistrueofVicki(d)

Unit3

partA

Exercise1

1.N2N3.P4.N5.P6.P7N8N

Exercise2

1.Itmightbeagoodideatotravelbyair.

2.Whydon’tyougotoprofessorStoneforadvice

3.You’dbettertakehisadviceandeatanappleaday.

4.Haveyouthoughtaboutlookingforabetterjob

5.IfIwereyouI’dgothroughthepaperagain.

6.Shouldn’tyouspendmoretimeinlisteningandspeaking

PartBconversation1

Exercise1

1.b2.a3.a

Exercise2

1.Travelingalot./workingveryhard;unsafenowadays;

2.aninterpreter/ableforhertouseherlanguageability;travelingtointernationalmeetings/

3.aninternationalbusinessperson/notmentioned/havingalottodowithmoney,whichshe

doesn’tliketothinkabout.

conversation2

Exercise1

1.shehasbeentiredofdoingthesameoldthingsdayafterdayathomesinceshemovedfrom

Chicago.

2.BackinChicagosheworkedparttimeandwentswimmingeverydaybutnowshejustcooks

andcleansthehouse.

3.Judyshouldgooutofthehouseandfindajob.

Exercise2

1.skatingandrunningthesedays.

2.sports/popular

3.sportinggoodsstore

4.makemoney

5.forherself.

PartD

Exercise

1.Shecan’tdecidewhethertogotounversityorgetajob

2.Tostudyeconomicsatuniversiry.

3.1)Shethinksshewillhavenotimeforfunwithtoomuchreadingandwriting.

2)Shedoesn’tliketoaskherparentsforpocketmoneyatherage.

Unit4

PartA

Exercise1

1.Takesomeaspirin

2.Havehiseyestested

3.gotothehealthcenterandseeadoctor

4.Economics

5.Justliedownforawhile.

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1.WhatseemstobePeter’strouble(c)

2.WhydoesPeterhaslittlechancetotalktoEnglishpeople(a)

3.Whatcanyouleanfromtheconversation(b)

Exercise2

1.gooutmore/gotopubs/takeaclass/speakfirst

2.theweather/sports/footbal,/swimming,/tennis/travelingandsightseeing

Conversation2

Exercise1

1.whatdoesSimon’smotherthinkofhispresentjob(c)

2.whatistrueaboutSimon(d)

3.whatcanyouinferfrontheconversation(d)

Exercise2

1.Gardening

2.Goodpay

3.plentyoffreshair

4.Notsuitableforauniversitygraduate

5.Boring

6.Theidea

7.appealstone

8.alotofstudy,andthenworingallsortsofhours.

PartD

Exercise

1.Takeabustour

2.Visitthesciencemuseum

3.Gotothezoo

4.Visitthnationalartgallary

5.Trysomeofthelacalrestaurants.

Unit5

PartA

Exercises1

1.d

2.b

3.b

4.d

5.c

exercise2

1.lovely

2.perfect

3.sunny

4.warm

5.clear

6.birds

7.music

8.we’retogether

9.rainorshine

10.nothingwrong

11.we’reallfeelingallright

PartB

passage

exercise1

1.whatistheweathermanfromChannel62doing(b)

2.whatcanyouinferfromtheweathereport(d)

Exercise2

1.strongwinds

2.heavysnow

3.coldanddry,cloudyintheafternoon

4.clear/somerain

5.warmandsunny/A40%chanceofrain/Rainandthunderstormsintheevening

6.29/15-20/cloudy/NE/5-10/cloudy/Isolatedthunderstorms/near30*/around20*/chanceof

rain,30%

Conversation

Exercise1

1.whatseemedtobeMary’sproblem(c)

2.WhatdidJohnsuggestthatMarydowithhercellphone(d)

3.whatcanyouinferfromtheconversation(a)

Exercise2

1.clear,sunnyandpleasant/80*/cloudy/5-10

2.Warm/humid/Highof85*,lownear70*/SSWbuildingupto20-25/thunderstorms/rain,50%

PartD

Exercise

1.Whatdidthetwospeakersplantodo(c)

2.whatdoestheforecastmainlaytellus(b)

3.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation(d)

Unit6

PartA

Exercise1

1.windy

2.warm

3.wet

4.68*

5.82*

6.scatteredshowersintheafternoon

7.12*C

8.snowy

9.freezing

10.15*F

Exercises2

1.pleasant/clear/sunny

2.cloudy/goingtosnow/sunny/cold

PartB

Passage

Exercise1

1.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage/(a)

2.whatcanyoulearnfromtheweatherreport(d)

3.whatcanyouconcldefromtheweatherreport(b)

Exercise2

Tommorrowmorning

1.dry/sunshine

2.fog/cloudy/lightwinds/cooler

3.dull/cloudy/heavyshowers/16*

Bytheevening

1.rain

2.thunderstorms/26-27*

3.brighter/fresher/dry/windy/about19*

conversation

Exercise1

1.whatistheman’sbiggestworry(b)

2.whatistheweatherlikewhenthemanandthewomantalkingtooneanother(a)

3.whatdoesthewomansuggestthatthemando(d)

4.whatcanyouinferfromtheconversation(c)

Exercise2

1.foggy/clearandfine/12*

2.overcast/slightchanceofrain/6*

PartD

Exercise

(Today:)sunny/warmer/clear/72*

(Tomorrow:)warmandhumid/86*

(Wed:)coolerweather/around80/intheupper60s

(Friday:)71*

Unit7

PartA

Exercises1

1)Mar.31st

2)byplane

3)May22nd

4)bytrain

5)lastFriday

6)byship

7)attheendofJune

8)byplane

9)nextweekend

10)bycar

PartB

Aconversation

Exercise1

1.c2.b3.b

Exercise2

1.√2.×3.×4.√5.√

Astory

Exercise1

1.HowdidMrandMrsWilliamsspendtheirsummerholidaysinthepast(a)

2.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromtheconversation(c)

3.whatistrueabouthotelwhereMrandMrsWilliamsstayedinRome(b)

Exercise2

1F2.T3.T4.F5.T6.F

PartD

1)Julia

2)Mark

3)32

4)Alderley

5)Vienna

6)14

Unit8

PartA

Exercise1

1)Itrainedeveryday

2)fantastic

3)Tokyo

4)disappointing

5)Itwasverycrowded

6)thebeach

7)alotoffun

8)Heswameveryday

9)awful

10)Thesnowwasnotthivkenought

Exercise2

1.Hejuststayedhomeanddidgardening

2.inthecountry

3.shebrokeherleg

4.Theshopswereexcellentandthepeopleweregreat.

5.hesaidhehadagoodtime.

PartB

Aconversation

Exercise1

1.d2.a3.b

Exercise2

1.√2.×3.×4√.5.×6.√

Astory

Exercise1

1.b2.d.3.c

Exercise2

1.Swisstourist

2.bottle/remotebeach/55

3.refugee

4.1942/sister

5.fleefromtheNazis

6.1943

7.ifthewarwasover

8.peaceandfriendship

9.home

10.seeingtheirfamilies

PartD

1.set

2.check

3.pack

4.journey

5.arrive

6.properly

7.lock

8.Imanagetoputtheseworriesoutofmymind

9.Ibegantoworryaboutwhatwouldhappenifthehotelinwhichwewerestayingcaughtfire

10.Iimpresseduponmywifetheneedtobepreparedandthenecessityofkeepingacoolhead.

Unit9

PartB

Exercise1

1.b

2.a

3.c

4.d

Exercise2

.9

Conversation2

Exercise1

1.b2.c3.d

Exercise2

.9.10

PartD

1.500dollars

2.25dollars

3.hepretendedthatitwashissecondvisittothedoctorandpid25dollars

4.helookedatthebusinessmancarefully,smiledandputthemneyintothedrawerofhisdesk

5.thedoctersaidthattherewasnoneedtoexaminehimagainskhimtocontinuetakingthe

medicineheprescribedforthebusinessmanwhenhecametohimlasttime.

6.hewascleveratdealingwithdishonestpeople.

Unit10

PartA

Exercise1

1P2D3P4D5P6D7D8D9P10D

Exercise2

1,aterriblepain

2,stomache

3,atemperature

4,hot

5,afever

6,anawfulheadache

7,mythroathurts

8,theflu

9,stayinbedforacoupleofdays

10,threetimesadayaftermeal

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1.a2.b3.c

Exercise2

a.smokeanycigarettes/dangeroustoyourhealth

b.drinktoomuchalcohol/notgoodforyourhealth

c.fruitjuiceandwater/stress

d.morefishandfreshvegetables/redmeat

e.worry/affectyourhealth

f.worktoohard/easy

conversation2

Exercise1

1.a2.b3.d4.b

Exercise2

1.a.ill

b.tired

c.appetite

d.gettosleep/wakeupearly

e.worriedalot

2.a.medicine/advice

b.work

c.yourwork

d.regularexercise

e.easierjob/lessmoney

partD

sleep/2months/hadheadaches/family/gettingalongprettywell/10to11/considerajobchange/

itwouldbehardforhimtofindanewjobathisage/slowdown/hewouldkillhimself.

Unit11

PartA

Exercise1

1)Wednesday

2)Jan.2nd

3)Nov.18th

4)2p.m

5)Saturday

6)Aug.28th

7)11a.m

8)Dec.5th

9)July20th

10)4o’clock

Exercise2

Housewarming/May23rd/7p.m/No.30,41st/Linda,Laura,Sallyandherbrother

PartB

Exercise1

1.b2.c3.c

Exercise2

1.Kate/flowers

2.Kate/dinningroom

3.helpthemselves/vegetablesalad,pptatochips,nuts

4.dancing

5.takestheguests’coats/greeting

6.Jack’sbirthdayparty

Astory

Exercise1

1.c2.a.3.d.4.d

Exercise2

1.bigChristmasparty

2.comingandgoing/continued

3.ledtothebarforadrink

4.thehostorthehostess/anyoftheguests

5.infrontoftheirhouse

6.waswaitingintheircar

partD

1.c2.c.3.a

Unit12

PartA

Exercise1

1.a2.d3.b4.c5.b

Exercise2

1.WhatdidHelensayaboutthepary(itwasalotoffun)

2.Whydidn’tHelenseeBillattheParty(becausehewasn’tinvited)

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1.d2.a3.b

Exercise2

1.bigenoughbutnottoobig;

2.softlighting

3.lotsofdrink

4.enoughfood/withfingers

5.dancemusic/tooloud

6.rightpeople/rightmixofmenandwomen

conversation2

Exercise1

1.b2.b3.c4.d

Exercise2

1.

1)grewupinPortland

2)artstudent

3)graduates

4)acoupleofhispaintings/nextweek

5)hisgraduationexhibition

2.

1)inSwitzerland

2)grewup

3)artteacheratGrantHighSchool

4)visitTony’sgraduationexhibitionnextMonday.

PartD

1)celebrate

2)25th

3)clinic

4)late

5)devised

6)million

7)Joined

8)Theguestofhonor,thankedallthosepresent

9)Idon’tdomanyinterviewsthesedays.

10)apartfromspecialeventslikethisparty,mylifeisprettynormal.

Unit13

PartA

Exercises1

1)tonight

2)Fridaynight

3)A

4)Watchabasketballmatch

5)Tomorrow

6)A

7)Rightnow

8)D

9)Havesomecoffeetogether

10)Afterclass

11)Goforapicnic

12)D

13)Gobowling

14)Thisweekend

15)A

Exercise2

1)ageneralexpressionforanappointmentwithsomebody

2)whenamanaskagieloutforamovie,adinner,oradance,

3)itisnolongerunusualforawomantoaskamanoutforadate

4)datesareeasilymadebyphonecalls

5)thelanguageusedisoftncasualandinformal

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1.boring,likeaairhead/lookedathim/saidnothing

2.self-centeredandaggressive/talkedalotabouthimself

3.cautious/feltnervous

4.Bothfeltabitnervousontheirfirstdate.

Exercise2

1.b

2.d

3.c

conversation2

Exercise1

1.About14or15

2.prettyopen

3.theygotothemovies,gotothebeachandhangaroundtogether

4.Either.Theboyorthegirlmaypay.

Exercise2

1.b

2.a

3.b

4.c

PartD

Exercise

1)Theirweddingday

2)a7-weekcompetition

3)”TwostrangersandaWedding”

4)a240year-oldyoungman

5)single

6)offerthemselvesashisbride

7)onlyonedirectcontact

8)proposedoverthephone

9)Lisasaid“yes”

10)shocked

11)theyweredoingtherightthing.

Unit14

PartA

Exercise1

1.a

2.d

3.c

4.b

5.b

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1.TheyplannedtomeetayearagoinDenver.

2.No.Shepaidjusthalfthecost,Tompaidtheotherhalf.

3.SheflewfromIrelandtoDenver/travelledbyair.

4.Tomlookedexactlylikehisphotograph.

Exercise2

1.d

2.c

3.c

4.d

conversation2

Exercise1

1.hertermpaper

2.ashowattheGrandTheater

3.cleanuptheapartment

4.inherfavoriterestaurant

5.gatheringatherapartment

6.herfatheroutfordinner

7.abasketballchampionshipatschool

8.stayinghome

9.aconcert

Exercise2

1.b

2.a

3.c

4.a

PartD

Exercise

1.c

2.d

3.a

4.b

Unit15

PartA

1.c

2.c

PartB

Passage1

Exercise1

1,3,5,7

Exercise2

1.a

2.b

3.d

4.c

Passage2

Exercise1

1,3,4,6,8

Exercise2

1.b

2.d

3.a

4.c

partD

Exercise

1.a

2.d

3.a

Unit16

PartA

Exercise1

1.c

2.c

Exercise2

1)Westerners

2)Traditional

3)Fixes

4)Prepares

5)Decorate

6)Household

7)Share

8)Rolesaremoreequal

9)Menspendlessthanonehourdoingthesejobs,Menalsospendonlyaboutseven

minutesadaytakingcareofkids

10)Maybelifestylesarechangingburformanywomenthechangeisnotfastenough.

PartB

Conversation1

Exercise1

1)29

2)Receptionistinalrgeoff