空中英语教室听力稿.doc

Listening SectionI. Pictures 看图辨义– 26% 每题6.5分Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(D) 1. What is the woman doing?A. She’s shipping some fiber optics.B. She’s applying for a new patent.C. She’s examining a piece of copper.D. She’s communicating a theory.(B) 2. What is the man probably saying?A. What do you think of this crater?B. Now that’s a revolutionary idea.C. Is this an image of the cosmos?D. Here’s an old perspective glass.B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(A) 3. What are these people going to do?A. Consume a delicious meal.B. Learn more about the telegraph.C. Purchase their favorite book.D. Attend a groundbreaking concert.(C) 4. What is the woman probably asking theman?A. Are these the sales objectives?B. Which one is our solar system?C. Is this an unsweetened drink?D. Why are you throwing potatoes?II. Best Response 最佳回应句– 32% 每题8分Choose the best response to each question or statement.(C) 5. Do people in this country still usetelegraphs?A. No, English is much better.B. No, we have a cute pet now.C. No, that’s old technology.D. No, they’re difficult to ride.(B) 6. What is the source of the copper that yourcompany sells?A. Our business magazines.B. A big mine in Australia.C. Fruit trees that we grow.D. Television news reports.(C) 7. I found a good recipe in my magazine forchocolate cake.A. Really? How old were they?B. Well, I just wasn’t very hungry.C. Oh? What are the ingredients?D. Sure, I could eat another piece.(A) 8. I see that Peter is reading another bookabout the solar system.A. Yes, he wants to learn about the planets.B. Yes, he’s always been interested in music.C. Yes, he’s preparing for a psychology test.D. Yes, he needs information about medicine. III. Short Conversations 简短会话– 24% 每题8分Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(D) 9.W: Is Susan still working at First National Bank?M: Yes, at the branch on Main Street. But she’s been offered a job at another bank recently.W: Oh. Which one?M: City Bank.W: Is she going to accept the offer?M: That’s anyone’s guess.Q: What does the man say abo ut Susan’s job offer?A. It may require Susan to travel a lot.B. Susan has decided to turn it down.C. It will include a big salary for Susan.D. Only Susan knows if she’ll take it.(D) 10.M: What are you reading about?W: Carrier pigeons. Did you know that they were widely used during the First World War?M: No, I didn’t. What purpose did they serve?W: They carried information back and forth between military units.M: Oh, I see.Q: What are these people mainly discussing?A. Fast planes.B. Brave soldiers.C. Large trucks.D. Trained birds.(B) 11.W: Are you hungry?M: No, I went to a banquet this afternoon.W: Oh, that’s right. Where was it?M: At a downtown restaurant. The food was delicious.W: Was wine served?M: No, but the host offered me a special liquor from Japan.W: Did you have some?M: Only a little. I had to drive home afterwards.Q: What special item did the host offer the man?A. A wonderful fish dish.B. A drink with alcohol.C. A famous brand of cigar.D. A large bowl of soup.IV. Short Talk 短文– 18% 每题9分Listen to the passage. Then choose the best answer for each question.Are you interested in astronomy? Then come to the Autumn Star Party. Weather permitting, it will be held this Saturday evening in Grant Park, beginning at 10:00 p.m. Bring your own telescope if you have one. If you don’t, others will let you peer through theirs. You’ll be able to see craters on the moon, objects in our solar system, and other wonders of the cosmos. You’ll also see how amateurs take photos of these objects and manipulate them digitally using their own computers. So don’t miss this fun event. It’s sponsored by River City Astronomy Club and is open to all members of the public.(A) 12. What does the speaker imply about thisevent?A. It could be cancelled due to rain.B. It will take place in a school gym.C. It happens each year in February.D. Its main purpose is to raise money.(B) 13. What will some people do at the event?A. They’ll play their guitars.B. They’ll use their cameras.C. They’ll prepare some dishes.D. They’ll hear a speech.Reading SectionI. Discourse Structure 篇章结构– 20% 每题4分Read the passage and fill in each blank with the correct word or phrase.In the 1840s, telegraphs were the main form of long-distance communication. (1)____________ After years of work, Graham Bell presented his telephone to the world. This happened on March 7, 1876, and three days later Bell made the world’s first phone call. He sent his voice into the next room using copper wire and sound waves.(2)___________ Communication changed forever.Initially, telephone service was very expensive. In 1927, a three-minute call from New York to London cost US$75! (3)____________As technology improved so did the telephone, making it more affordable and efficient. Today, fiber optics and radio waves allow phone calls to be sent and received digitally. These developments paved the way for the modern cellular phone.Cellular phones have improved greatly since they first hit the market. (4)____________ Today most phones are small enough to fit into a pocket. They are less expensive too, often costing under US$100. These revolutionary phones allow users to do far more than make a phone call.(5)____________The future of the telephone is anyone’s guess. Before you know it, people will have a new and better way to communicate.A. In 1984, a typical one weighed nearly one kg andcost the buyer US$3,995.B. But these machines were very slow.C. That would be equal to spending US$895 on thesame phone call today.D. Many function as cameras, media players andcomputers, complete with access to the web.E. An assistant heard a simple message: “Watson,come here; I want you.”II. Reading Comprehension 阅读理解–24% 每题6分Read the paragraphs. Then answer the questions.The U.N. and International Astronomical Union will celebrate 2009 as the International Year of Astronomy. One of the important projects associated with this event will be distribution of the Galileoscope, a simple but effective telescope that students worldwide will be able to build by themselves and use.The Galileoscope is named after the great astronomer Galileo Galilei, but it will be better than the telescopes he built. Compared with Galil eo’s telescopes, each Galileoscope will have a better design and higher-quality lenses with excellent color accuracy. Each Galileoscope kit will contain about twenty parts, which students will be able to assemble without tools. As students assemble their Galileoscopes, they will learn about lenses and how they work together to create images. With their finished telescopes, students will be able to view the features of the moon, rings and moons that circle planets in our solar system, and other fascinating objects. A label on each Galileoscope will instruct students about the danger of using it to view the sun.Organizers expect the Galileoscope kits to cost only about US$10 each to produce. Their initial goal is to distribute one million Galileoscopes to students in the U.S. and other countries. Funding will be provided through gifts from individuals and organizations.Looking at the night sky through a real telescope is exciting. The Galileoscope will provide many students around the world with the opportunity to enjoy this experience for the first time in their lives.(C) 6.According to this article, how willGalileoscopes compare with the devices thatGalileo built?A. Galileoscopes will be entirely identical.B. Galileoscopes will be quite a bit larger.C. Galileoscopes will be superior overall.D. Galileoscopes will be more expensive.(B) 7. What will students do with the Galileoscopes?A. Listen to them carefully.B. Put their pieces together.C. Write reports with them.D. Use them to study online.(D) 8. What will students find on each Galileoscope?A. A photo.B. A screen.C. A camera.D. A warning.(A) 9. According to the author, what will theorganizers need in order to make this projecta success?A. Lots of donations.B. TV advertisements.C. Library resources.D. Good sales in stores.。

《空中英语教室》的基本内容和学习方法（转）我是1962年生人，也正是这一年彭蒙惠博士在台北与林语堂先生一同播出了第一堂《空中英语教室》广播讲座。

(Debra: Please display that old photograph of Doris and Lin)不幸的是我直到2002年《空中英语教室》庆祝其40岁生日的时候我才知道它。

我今天之所以在这里向大家介绍《空中英语教室》是出于两个原因，首先学习《空中英语教室》不但提高了我的英文，而且让我学到了许多英语之外的东西，我衷心感谢彭蒙惠博士和《空中英语教室》的老师。

再有我想讲讲自己学英语的经历，也许能使在座的各位少花些冤枉钱，少走些弯路。

记得我是初中开始学习英语的，后来上的是自动化控制专业，英语虽说是副科，但也不是没有好好学，各种考试也都混过来了。

中国大陆的第一次英语学习高潮是改革开放之初，1980年，当年男女老少都学《陈林》英语，我大概也买了一册。

包括《许国章英语》，《英语900句》我家里都有全套的书和磁带。

前前后后拿起放下好象一直再学。

可总没有进展。

直到2001年入世和申奥成功再次引发的英语学习的新高潮。

又激起我英语学习的热情。

这回英语学习班的种类就多了。

有了以前久学不会的经验这次一定要选一个好的英语学习方法。

于是各种英语培训班的说明会、义务讲座，我是有机会就参加。

当时有一个《大概念英语》，指导同学读CHNIA DAIL Y。

它吸引我的地方是目的性强、实用。

我就报了名。

周一到周五每天下了班到东四十条上两个小时的课，班上的学员开始很满，随着时间的推移人越来越少，我就算有毅力的，坚持了半年多还是放弃了，一个原因是效果不明显，最主要的是每天要拿出4个小时的时间对我这个年龄的人来说是很不容易的。

而且有一半的时间都是在路上，是很不经济的。

后来我又参加了一个曲刚老师的英语口语班。

在课上有同学问目前什么教材最好，曲刚老师向我们推荐了《空中英语教室》他的原话是这样说的：“这个教材是No.one.。

《空中英语教室》杂志社一生的选择——A Friend For Life 《空中英语教室》目前是国内唯一一家集广播、电视、音像制品、网络视听与阅读为一体的综合性多媒体英语学习杂志：亮丽的图文版面，实用的内容话题，轻松、自然的交流场景，纯正、地道的美式发音，打破了传统的学习习惯，培养英语思维能力，营造高品位的英语学习氛围，让您的英语真正走上国际交流与交际层面。

杂志历史1962年，《空中英语教室》在中国台湾开始发展。

该杂志的创始人彭蒙惠博士（Doris Brougham）专门在当地广播电台中开办了一个英语教学节目：空中英语教室，并亲自播音，为配合听众学习，还发行了印有教学内容的单页讲义。

1974年，《空中英语教室》杂志正式发行。

1977年，空中英语教室电视传播部门成立，相关教学节目开始出现在电视屏幕上。

1981年，《空中英语教室》杂志分离出一本《大家说英语》，成为空中英语教室杂志系列的“初级版”，并相应推出广播节目。

1997年，《空中英语教室》电视教学节目正式开播。

2001年，《空中英语教室》杂志再次分离出一本以专业、高级英语为主要内容的《彭蒙惠英语》杂志，成为空中英语教室杂志系列的“高级版”。

至此，以初、中、高三级杂志组成的空中英语教室杂志系列形成。

2003年起，应北京奥组委之邀，《空中英语教室》为其工作人员提供三个级别的英语面授课程（Let’s Talk in English, Studio Classroom and Studio Classroom Advan ced）, 2005年，该杂志获“亚洲最佳英语教学奖”，并在中国外语教学期刊质量监测中心的“全国外语类期刊业务与编辑质量监测评估”中获第一名。

2006年，北京奥组委人事部和空中英语教室合作，开辟以项目管理和奥运为主题的系列英语讲座。

2007年，该杂志获“2007亚洲出版经营奖(Asia Publishing Management A wards, APMA)”；这是第一个专为亚洲最优秀的出版业者而设立的奖项。

Energy Drinks-Good or Bad?-(2-1)-Can you get lasting energy from a drink?空中英語教室-2012-06-08[Medium]关键词：flunk,pass out,load,definitely,caffeine,boost,vibeHi,everybody,welcome to Studio Classroom Worldwide.Thanks for joining us today.My name is Steve.Well,where do you go,what do you do when you need extra energy?You go to the sofa for a nap.Do you go to the kitchen for a piece of fruit or a candy bar?Now, how about getting your energy from a can?That's right.This month,in our Studio Classroom VIEWPOINTS feature,we tackle the pros and cons of energy drinks.Energy drinks,in some form or another,have been around for ages.But have you noticed that in the last year or two,they really seemed to have exploded in number.Let's open our magazines to page22and meet this month's VIEWPOINTS friends Luke and Amy.Energy Drinks-Good or Bad?Can you get lasting energy from a drink?Hi,Amy.How are you doing?You look really tired!I'm so exhausted.I didn't sleep at all last night!Why?What were you doing?I was studying for my world history test.I started studying at11:00,and I didn't stop until8:00this morning.I don't want to flunk.Wow!How did you manage to concentrate for that many hours?I would have passed out on my books long before8:00this morning.Simple.I had an energy drink.Really?Do those drinks really help you study?I know they're loaded with sugar and caffeine.(Music).Hello,friends,thank you so much for joining us here in the studio.My name is Kaylah.(Background Noise).My name is Ryan.Um, Ryan,you look a little sleepy.Oh,yeah,I've felt a little tired.I don't think I got enough sleep last night.Well,I have an energy drink.Would you like to try it?Oh.Uh,well,actually,no thanks.I don't like to drink energy drinks.Why not?Well,we're going to talk a little bit about that today in our VIEWPOINTS article which is all about energy drinks:are they good or are they bad?That's right.Are they good or are they bad?Sometimes we'd like to have an energy drink just in case we need some extra energy.But our question is:Can you get lasting energy from just a drink?And that's a great question.OK.So in order to find out, we're going to look at a conversation between Luke and Amy.And we start off with Luke.And Luke says,"Hi,Amy.How are you doing?You look really tired."Now,first of all,I said Ryan looked a little sleepy.That's another way of saying,"You look tired."But Ryan,is that really polite?Uh,actually,it's usually not polite to tell someone that they look tired.That's another way of saying:You don't look very good right now.That's right.It's more polite than saying,"You look bad."But it's also very rude.So just be careful how you say it and who you say it to.Yeah.Maybe ask,"Do you feel OK?"And if they're tired,they'll let you know.But Luke asks Amy if she is tired.So she said,"Oh,I am.I'm so exhausted," which we remember means to be really tired.Well,why is she exhausted?She says,"I didn't sleep at all last night!"Now Ryan,I think I understand why she's tired.Right,you'resupposed to sleep every night.And usually depending on your age,you need to get about eight hours of sleep a night.That's right.Well,Luke has a good question:Why?What were you doing?Why were you awake that late?And that's a great question.Most of us need to get a lot of sleep,and if you're staying up late,there's probably a reason,especially if you didn't sleep at all.Now Amy has an answer that unfortunately many of us understand.She says:I was studying for my world history test.I started studying at11:00,and I didn't stop until8:00this morning.I don't want to flunk.Oh,dear!OK.So I think many of you have probably dealt with this at some point.I know I have.You have a huge test coming up or you have a lot of homework to do,so you stay up all night long because you don't want to flunk.That's right.Now"flunk"means to fail an exam...examination or a course of study.So you can flunk a test.That means you fail the test.But you can also fail a class or a course.That is to flunk.Wow.So you don't want to fail.You want to do well.But you end up spending a lot of time awake at night and that can actually be really bad for you.He says: Wow!How did you manage to concentrate for that many hours?I would have passed out on my books long before8:00this morning.OK.If you pass out,that means you are unconscious,which means you're not awake.And so he said:I would have fallen asleep much sooner than you would have.How did you stay awake?Simple.I had an energy drink.Oh,OK.Well,energy drinks can give you energy.So Luke says:Really?Do those drinks really help you study?Now that's a good question.Do they help you study or are they just keeping you awake?Right,that's a great question.He says,"I know they're loaded with sugar and caffeine."So he knows they can help you,uh,stay awake,but can they really help you study if they're loaded with that much sugar and caffeine?Well,to be loaded with something means to have a lot of it,to...contain a lot of something.So if you have a lot of money,you are loaded with money.These drinks have a lot of caffeine and sugar,so these drinks would say they are loaded with caffeine and sugar.Right.So they have a lot of caffeine and sugar.And we know sugar is very common in sweet things-sweet foods and sweet drinks.Uh,and caffeine,we think of usually coffee.It is a chemical you can find in some drinks and some foods that gives people a lot of energy;makes them very active.That's right.Now we can say that was a...Another word for caffeine would be it gives you energy,it's a stimulant,it makes you have a lot of energy,it keeps you awake.We drink coffee in the morning to help us wake up,and that has a lot of caffeine... caffeine.Unfortunately,we can become addicted to it.You can rely on it too much.So be careful how much caffeine you drink.And be careful how you drink it.Do you get caffeine from coffee or from energy drinks?Well,right now let's watch this interview.In my opinion,I don't like energy drinks because it gives me the shakes in my hands,and it also increases my heart rate.But I did have an interesting experience with energy drinks.I was at a job interview one day,and I was very tired,so I took half a bottle of those Red Bull shots.And I'm telling you,I was jumping off the walls and I was just talking so fast,and I couldn'tconcentrate.I was just looking all over the place.Well,it was obvious that I had too much energy and I was way too hyper.But you know what happened in the end?I was hired.I was hired as one of the clowns in a theme park.So,unless you want to be a clown,I suggest you stay away from energy drinks.When I study in university,I always stay up very late to finish my artworks.Sometimes I will buy energy drinks to keep me awake.I see the vitamin in drinks can help me be more efficient and keep me from the doctor.And yes,I finish my works in the morning with an exhausted body.But guess what?I need twelve hours of sleeping each day for three days to recover from only one all-night working.Is it worth it?No,I don't thinkso.OK.Welcome back.One popular energy drink has roughly a quarter cup of sugar per16 ounce can.I think that's equal to8sugar cubes,and you can check my math on that.And if you've never heard about how bad sugar is for your health,go back and review our April HEALTH article titled Sugar and Your Health.OK.Let's jump back into our conversation with Amy's next comment on line16.Energy Drinks-Good or Bad?In my opinion,they are very effective.The caffeine in the drink gives me a little energy boost.When I drink one,I don't feel tired or sleepy when I'm forced to study for hours on end.So you think they're pretty useful when you need to stay awake.Definitely.A lot of people in our class have been drinking them recently.Energy drinks are so in style right now.You should try one sometime!Yeah,I've seen a lot of commercials for energy drinks on TV and in magazines.The vibes are really cool.But I've also read that they are extremely unhealthy.(Music).Well,are energy drinks good or bad?We've learned that they have a lot of sugar and a lot of caffeine.We said they are loaded with those.Well,we know that's how you stay awake.The sugar energy as well as the caffeine that stimulates your brain so you stay awake.But do they really help you study?Hmm,that's the question Luke left us with before the break.And Amy answers by saying:In my opinion,they are very effective.So she says,"In my opinion..."This is a phrase we can use to say:I don't know for sure,or it's not a fact all over,but from what I think,this is what I think about,so in my opinion.She says she thinks they're very effective.So they work for her.That's what she says."And the caffeine in the drink,"she says,"gives me a little energy boost."Now the caffeine is what's going to give you the most energy in an energy drink or coffee,and that could help give you a nice boost.Now to boost something,it means to improve or increase something.So it is increasing or improving her energy level.So we can boost other things.Maybe you need to...You're feeling really sad and depressed,and your friend comes over and makes you laugh.They boost your energy,they boost your confidence by bringing some joy back to life.Yeah,to raise it quickly.Now,Amy continues to say:When I drink energy drinks,I don't feel tired or sleepy when I'm forced to study for hours on end.And I know many ofyou sometimes are forced to study for hours on end.That's right,and that's our Grammar on the Go sentence,so let's visit Liz.Hi,there,friends,greetings from Toronto,Canada.I hope you're all doing well today.My name is Liz,and it's time for Grammar on the Go.So we're talking about energy drinks in today's VIEWPOINTS article and whether they're good or bad.A lot of people question the benefits of energy drinks,but there are many who really believe energy drinks are great,especially for those who have to work for a long time and are feeling tired.We read in today's article:When I drink one,I don't feel tired or sleepy when I'm forced to study for hours on end.That's our Grammar Tip sentence.Notice the phrase at the end of the sentence:on end.It's an idiom that means"continuously or without stopping."So today's sentence just means:When I drink an energy drink,I don't feel tired or sleepy when I'm forced to study for a very long time.This idiom is usually found in informal conversations when people want to describe situations that continue for a very long time.For example,Alice is depressed because it has been raining for weeks on end.Or,Linda has been having trouble with her computer for days on end;I think she should have it checked.So give this idiom a try next time when you want to talk about how something has been going on continuously.And if you like to see some more example sentences,you can check out today's Grammar Tip section in your Studio Classroom magazine.That's all the time we have for today.This is Liz with Grammar on the Go signing off in Toronto.Bye-bye.Thank you,Liz.So Amy says she gets a nice energy boost from energy drinks.And Luke says:Well,so you think they're pretty useful when you need to stay awake.That's right.We know she needs to stay awake because she's studying for hours on end.Yeah,so,and like many of you,you might be forced to study...for hours on end.And if you're forced to do something,that means you are made to do it.Someone is telling you that you need to do that.Or you feel like you are not prepared enough and you have to stay awake.That can be the other way that you're forced into studying for hours on end.Amy says this definitely helps her.She uses the word"definitely"in the beginning.Now what does that mean?All right.The word"definitely"means"absolutely;without any doubt."So she says yes,sure,the energy drinks do help her stay awake.Now we see that that is a full sentence all by itself.So it's an expressive way of saying it.You would say, "Definitely,"because you completely believe it without any doubt that this is true.Mmhm, that's right.And so you use that word to express that.Uh,but Amy continues to say,"A lot of people in our class have been drinking them recently."So a lot of people...I know a lot of you,maybe your friends,drink energy drinks.And they're so in style right now.That's right.So if something is in style,that means it's very popular,people are using that product a lot.Now if you are a student and are studying late at night,or you're professional and you work late hours and are up early in the morning,energy drinks are very tempting.Or even if you're an athlete,sometimes you are tempted by them.She's so convinced that they're good.She says that we should definitely try them.You should try it once sometime.Yeah,OK,so she thinks energy drinks are wonderful;they are in style;people like them.She thinks it helps her study,so she recommends that Luke should have some too.But Luke continues saying now.He says,"Well,yeah,I've seen a lot of commercials for energy drinks on TV and in magazines."They are popular.That's right.They are very popular.We see advertisements for them all the time.So we can...You know,we even think about some of the big brands:Monster brand or Red Bull.We all know that Red Bull gives you wings.It's a very famous phrase that we know from advertising.So we are familiar with them.We know what they are.Right.And he continues to say the vibes of energy drinks are really cool.Now the word"vibes"describes the character or the mood of something.That's right.We can use vibes when we talk about music as well.It gives me good vibes.It makes me feel good.It's a cool rhythm.So energy drinks have good,cool vibes.But I've also read that they're extremely unhealthy.He's making a great point right here at the end of today's article.OK,yeah,and this is,I think,the biggest problem with energy drinks.So we're just now starting to get talking about this.And we're going to continue talking about how healthy energy drinks are tomorrow.That's right.But for right now,we need to jump on over and visit Ken in the Chat Room.Hi,this is Bryan calling from the library.Is Donna Jones there?Oh.If you see her,can you tell her to return The Joy of Cooking?Yeah,it's overdue,and there's a person requesting it.OK.Thank you very much.Good-bye now.Hey,Bryan,are you looking for Donna Jones?Yes,one of the books she checked out is overdue,and someone wants to borrow it.She was in the library lately.I saw her the other day.She was?Oh,if you see her again,tell her I'm looking for her.Sure, of course.Uh,Ken,you should have just said she was in the library recently,not lately.Recently?Doesn't"recently"mean the same thing as"lately"?Yes,they do have the same meaning,but they are used differently.When we talk about a single action or event, we should use"recently".So seeing Donna in the library was a single event?That's right.You just saw her one time,right?Right.Just the other day.I saw her on the second floor.So she was in the library recently.OK.What about"lately"?"Lately"is used with continuous actions.Let's say,you've seen Donna in the library many times this past week.Then you can say she has been coming to the library a lot lately.So I can't say "recently"?Well,actually,you can.In this case,both"lately"and"recently"would work.So from your perspective,what should you say:I haven't seen Donna lately,or I haven't seen Donna recently?Either one is fine because"recently"can refer to a single event or continuous events in the near past.The thing to remember is that when you talk about a single event that happened in the near past,you can only use"recently".Thanks, Bryan.You know,I was eating a pizza recently and thought of you.Yep,you've got it, Ken.(Chinese).Hi,everyone,I'm Michelle.(Chinese).And we're running out of time.Don't forget to come back tomorrow.Bye-bye.Thank you,Michelle.We appreciate those tips all the time.So Luke leaves us with the thought that energy drinks can be extremelyunhealthy.No doubt he's been reading stuff on the Internet that says energy drinks can create or complicate problems like diabetes,heart attacks,psychological disorders,and yes,even death.Friends,what this means is you need to do more homework before you get into the habit of getting your energy from a can.OK.We'll continue this VIEWPOINTS discussion tomorrow.Until then,have a wonderful day.(Music).。

Unit 5 Flying In and OutPart I Getting ready（Omitted）Part II Airport announcementsTapescripts1. Alitalia to Milan, flight number A2291 now boarding at date 6. Alitalia flight number A2291 boarding gate 6.2. This is final call for Sabena to Brussels flight number SN608.Any remaining passengers must go immediately to gate 8 where the is now closing. Sabena flight number SN608 closing now at gate 83. Passengers to New York. British Airways regret to advise a delay of 35 minutes on their flight number BA175 to New York.4. British Airways regret that all flights are subject to delay. This is due to a shortage of baggage handlers.5. Passengers to Madrid. Iberia Airlines of Spain regret to advise a delay of two hours on their flight IB551 to Madrid. This delay is due to the late arrival of the incoming flight. That is a delay of two hours on Iberia flight number IB551 to Madrid.6. Passengers to Zurich, Swissair regret to advise a delay of 40 minutes on their flight SR805 to Zurich. This is due to a mechanical fault. That is a delay of 40 minutes on Swissair flight number SR805 to Zurich.Part III A trip to the statesExercise B(Conversation 1)Travel agent: What can I help you with today? My name’s Steve.Traveller: My name’s Mr. Sanchez. I woul d like to go on a business trip to London. Travel agent: When are you planning on travelling?Traveller: I plan on travelling at the end of mouth. Today is September 10 and I wish to travel on September 29.Travel agent: On September 29, that’s within 21 days. Most of the best airline rates just now are with a 21-day or a 30-day advance purchase. If you’re travelling within 21 days the rates might tend to be a little higher. If you must leave on the 29th the only advance purchase available would be a 7-day advance purchase, and the onlyrate available would be $595 in each direction, so that would make a total of $1190 round trip.Traveller: That’s OK.Travel agent: One moment please. You said you wanted to leave on September29 and what was your return date?Traveller: October 15.Travel agent: OK, October 15. Do you have a preference on airlines?Traveller: If possible, British airways.Travel agent: British airways, OK. Ticketing deadline is set for 15 September. If you want a couple of days to think about it, we can hold the reservation until then. Traveller: No, I can complete immediately.Travel agent:Ok, would you be paying by cash orcredit card.Traveller: Visa.Travel agent: A visa card, Ok. Hold on just one moment…(Conversation2)Clerk: Can I help you this evening?Traveller: I’m travelling to San Francisco.Clerk: Ok, do you have your ticket?Traveller: Yes, I do.Clerk: Would you like smoking of non-smoking seats?Travelle: No smoking please.Clerk: This evening you’r e going to be travelling out on flight317. Your seat us 17A, non-smoking,window.Travelller: Thank you .Do you need to see my passport?Clerk: No sir. Were there any bags you’d like to check this evening?Traveller: Yes please, one.Clerk: Is your name and address in your bag, sir?Traveller: Yes, it is.Clerk: Ok, your claim check is stapled in the back of your ticket. Your flight’ll be departing out of Gate 22. Boarding time is 6:40 and your flight leaves at 7:00. Traveller: Thank you very much indeed.Clerk: Have an enjoyable flight this evening.Exercise C(Conversation 1)Travel agent: …May I help you, sir? My name’s Steve.Traveller: My name’s Mr. Sanchez.Travel agent: Mr. Sanchez, what can I do for you today?Traveller: I plan on travelling at the end of mouth. Today is September 10 and I wish to travel on September 29.Travel agent: On September 29, let’s see. Oh, that’s within 21 days. Er… most of the best airline rates just now are with a 21-day or a 30-day advance purchase. If you’re travelling within 21 days the rates might tend to be a little higher.But let me check for you and see what’s available… If you must leave on the 29th, the only advance purchase available would be a 7-day advance purchase, and the only rate available would be…let me check one moment for you. If you’re travelling whining 21 days the only rate available would be $595 in each direction, so that would make a total of… $1190 round trip.Traveller: That’s OK. Um…so will you …Travel agent: That’s OK? This is Ok with you? Ok. uh m… if that…if that rate is available…if that rate is available for those dates, let me go ahead and see if I can get that. One moment please.Traveller: Thank you.Travel agent: You said you want to leave on September29 and what was your return date?Traveller: October 15.Travel agent: OK, October 15.Um,let me see, do you have a preference on airlines or …most of the date rates are fairly similar on all the airlines. There really isn’t much of a difference. Um, do you have a preference on airlines?Traveller: If possible, British airways.Travel agent: British airways, OK. Let me check one moment,let me give them a call….Ok.Um,this is Steve calling from…ah…NTC Travel Club. I was wondering if you could tell me if you have one seat available for travel form San Francisco to London on September 29….Oh, OK you do, thank you. Is there a return available for October 15?...Great, thank you very much, I’d like to hold that reservation if I can, uhm, last name will be Sanchez…and exc use me, what was your first name?Traveller: Roberto.Travel agent: Ok. First name is Roberto. Mr….OK, and what is date on that? $1190 round trip, thank you. And what is the ticketing deadline is set for september15.OK, thank you very much, we’ll be call ing you back with the ticket numbers on that. Thank you. As of right now if you what to go ahead and pay for it today, we can go and take care of it right now of you want a couple of days to think about it, we can hold the reservation until then.Traveller: No, I can complete immediately.Travel agent: Ok, would you be paying by cash…um…or credit card?Traveller: Visa.Travel agent: A visa card, Ok. Let me just go ahead and run the authorization through to make sure that everything’s OK and we can get t he ticket issued for you.Hold on just one moment…(Conversation2)Clerk: Can I help you this evening?Traveller: Yes please…um, I’d like…I’m travelling to San Francisco.Clerk: Ok, do you have your ticket already this evening?Traveller: Yes, I do.Clerk: …OK, sir, would you like smoking of non-smoking seats?Travelle: Er, no smoking please.Clerk: OK….OK.This evening you’re going to be travelling out on flight317. Your seat us 17A, non-smoking, window.Travelller: Thank you very muchindeed .Do you need to see my passport?Clerk: Ah.No sir.Traveller: Thank you very much.Clerk: Were there any bags you’d like to check this evening?Traveller: Yes please, one.Clerk: OK… Is your name and address in your bag, sir?Traveller: Yes, it is.C lerk: Ok, your claim check is stapled in the back of your ticket. Your flight’ll be departing out of Gate 22. Boarding time is 6:40 and your flight leaves at 7:00. Traveller: Thank you very much indeed.Clerk: OK, have an enjoyable flight this evening.Part IV More about the topic: In-flight ServiceTape scriptJane: Ladies and gentlemen, and children of course. This is your cabin stewardess, Jane. Our in-flight film will be starting in ten minutes’ time, and today we are showing a love story, certificate fifteen. It lasts a hundred and eighteen minutes, but one more important, it starts Mary Morgan and Peter o’Moore, and it’s a good family entertainment. If you do want to watch, there is a just a small cash we have to charge, unfortunately. We will come round with the headphones, so please have your money ready. In dollars, it will be 5 dollars, in the sterling, two fifty.Just a few words about the film. It is the humorous love story with plenty of action.Theirs is bank robbery and a very exciting cha se by helicopter. And there’s some lovely scenery in the mountain, and some good scenes in Paris and London. And some of the scenes were shot in our airline helicopters in New York. Now, while I come around with the headphones, I’ll hand you over to Pat who’ll tell you about the duty-free bargains from our shop.Pat: Hello, ladies and gentlemen. If you do not want to watch the film, the bar is open on the deck below. Or, if you press the buzzer, one of us, Anne and myself, will be alone to take an older. A nd as Jane said, there’s our duty-free shop which is full of super bargains. You will find a list of you---we mentioned when you first came aboard---and if you want to be order something, we will bring it to your seat. That is how the shop works.Well, la dies and gentlemen, that’s about it, and while we are waiting to start, I’ll play you some background music from the film.Part V Memory test: Airline InformationTape scriptHello and thank you for calling World Airways. The following is current arrival and departure information for Saturday, October 1st:Flight 41 from Oakland is scheduled to arrive at 12:05, though Gate 17. Passengers may be met at baggage is Claim Area 14.Flight 40 to Oakland is scheduled to depart at 1:55, though Gate 17.For further information and reservations, please call 5235611. thank you for calling World Airways.Aloha and welcome to United’s Friendly Skies. United Airlines present current friendship arrival and departure information for Saturday, October 1st. Friendship arrivals are as follows：One-eight-one from San Francisco, 11:00 a.m.One-nine-one from Los Angeles, 11:55 a.m.One-nine-one from San Diego, 1:10 p.m.One-nine-five from Los Angeles, 12:45p.m.Sixty-seven from Seattle.12:32 p.m.One-one-nine from Los Angeles, 2:28 p.m.One from Chicago, 2:02 p.m.Three from Chicago, at 5:00 p.m.Thank you for calling Pan Am. Recorded information for flight today, Saturday, October 1st, between 5:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.Flight eight-one-two from Sydney and Auckland at 5:50 a.m.Flight ten from Osaka at 8:25 a.m.Flight eight-three-zero from 8:30 a.m.Passengers arriving on these flights may be greeted at the Flight Arrivals Building. Pan Am departures are as follows:Flight one-two-four, San Francisco and London, at 8 o’clock.Flight eight-one-two to Los Angeles and Houston, at 8:30 a.m.Flight nine to Osaka at 11 o’clock a.m.Flight eight-three-one to Tokyo and Osaka a t 12 o’clock noon.Thank you for calling Pan American.。

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Creative Ways to Thank Your TeacherPart I (00:39 – 11:52)[00:39]Welcome, everyone, to Studio Classroom Worldwide! My name is Steve. Well, Teacher’s Day comes around once a year, and it actually falls on a different day depending where you are in the world. Here in Taiwan, Teacher’s Day is today, so before I go any further, I want to pause and say to all you teachers, “Thank you! Thank you for your efforts and contributions to your students and to society. We appreciate you.” Now in this portion of the lesson, we will see two Key Words. The first innumerable(adj), “Elvis Presley had innumerable hit songs in the ’50s and ’60s. Even today, his CDs still sell many copies worldwide.”; the second word is bind(v), “Before he handed in his thesis, Jim had it bound at the university print shop.” OK. Let’s talk about showing appreciation to the teachers in your life. The reading starts on page 52.[01:44] Text[02:45]Hi, friends! I’m Esther. And I’m Rachel. And it’s Teacher’s Day. Have you done anything for your teacher today? Now, maybe you are not in school, but maybe you have a child who is in school. And this is the day when children and students all over can show appreciation to the teachers in their life. Although, Esther, you don’t have to wait for a special day, do you? You can show appreciation to your teacher anytimeof the year. Right, any day of the year. And today we’ll be talking about some creative ways you can say “thank you” to your teacher. So something that might be a little different from what you usually do. But hopefully you’ll gain some tips, and maybe next year you can show your teacher your appreciation in one of these creative ways. Very good. Well, let’s talk a little bit about teachers right now. We know that teachers spend innumerable hours planning lessons, grading papers, and encouraging and challenging students. They spend innumerable hours, countless hours, it’s, in other words, it’s almost too many to count. If you see that word, you, ah, numerable in there, it just refers to the wo rd “number”. So innumerable means a very, very big number. So many you can’t even count. So don’t let your teacher’s work go unnoticed. Notice what your teacher’s doing, and say “thank you”. Well, this is a great sentence. Let’s go to see what Liz has to say about this on Grammar on the Go.[04:19]Grammar on the GoHi there, friends! Welcome to Grammar on the go! My name is Liz and I'm here at a local Studio Classroom bookstore. This place not only has a good selection of books, but it also has a lot of other great gift items like CDs, DVDs and stationary items, to name a few. Well, before I get in the way of other shoppers, let's take a look at today's Grammar Tip sentence. Don't let your teacher's work go unnoticed.Notice the phrase at the end of the sentence: “go unnoticed”, it's a simpleway of saying to continue on with no one paying any attention.In other word, today's Grammar Tip sentence just means:Don't let your teachers' work continue on with nobody showing any appreciation for it.Use this phrase “to go unnoticed” when you want to talk about how something is or was ignored.For example, let's say you’ve noticed a serious problem in your community, but realized that no one is doing anything about it, you could say:This is a serious problem; how could anyone let it go unnoticed?Or, Vincent Van Gogh's paintings are now highly admired, and yet it's amazing to think that the artist had only sold one painting during his lifetime, so we can say:It's hard to imagine that Vincent Van Gogh's paintings went almost unnoticed during his lifetime.Well friends, that's all the time we have for today. I see that the…there’re some shoppers want to come and look at things over here, so I’d better move out of their way. So this is Liz with Grammar on the Go, signing off. Bye-bye![06:00] Thanks, Liz! So we’re going to teach you how to say “thank you” to your teachers in a creative way. We have three tips for you. And the first one is to create a book. Now these are a little bit more creative thanjust m aking, for example a homemade card. So again, we’re going to give you some ideas you might need to spend some time on these ideas for your teacher, but I guarantee your teacher will appreciate your effort. And if you create a book, then you might need to work with your other classmates, because it would be very fun and everyone could have some input in this special book. So our text says, “Present your teacher with a one-of-a-kind book made especially for him or her.” This is very different, very special and only you and your classmates can give your teacher this book. It’s one-of-a-kind. And I like how everybody is working on this together, in other words, each student in the class can create a page showing his or her thanks, and on that page they can draw a picture or write a poem or express gratitude through a letter. So it gives the students freedom to do what they want to do. Some students are great artists, they can draw beautiful pictures and other students might be great with words and they can write beautiful poems. And if you are a student, maybe you can be the one telling your classmates about this idea and it won’t cost you very much money, because you just have to draw something or take a picture or write a letter and it will get everyone involved. Exactly! This is a wonderful idea. So the point here is that you can express your gratitude or your thanks to your teacher through this book. And at the end, you can bind the pages at a copy shop. The word here is you can have the pages bound, and that just means that they are secured with the cover or youjust put them all together and you have they’re all like in, in book form. That’s what it means to bind a book. Right, “bind” is the present tense and “bound” is the past tense. So you can have all the pages bound inexpensively at a copy shop. So it’s very inexpensive, it won’t cost you very much money, and you can go to a copy shop, and this is where you can make photo copies and have books bound. Exactly, it’s very easy to bind a book and to make your own book. So this is a great idea. I highly recommend it, even if you are a high school student, elementary school student, it doesn’t matter. You can make a beautiful book for your teacher that shows your appreciation. Well, we have more ideas for you, but right now we are going to visit the Chat Room and take a break, so don’t go away.[08:51] Chat RoomPart II (12:06 – 23:29)[12:06]Welcome back from the break, everyone! Today is Teacher’s Day. Today’s date was chosen to commemorate the birth of Confu cius –the master educator of ancient China. Our author’s first suggestion for showing appreciation to our teachers is to create a book. Our next creative way to show appreciation is to give your teacher a basket? Well, I don’t think it would be an empty basket. We’ll find out what the author has in mind after we check in at the Word Bank, where we find the nounexception(n), “The special effects were the one exception to the disappointing movie – they were great!”; next is the idiom make one’s day(idiom), as in “It made my day when I learned that I had won a free trip to Hong Kong!” OK. Let’s resume our reading. We’re now on line five of the left-hand column on page 53.[13:06]Text[14:22] Now before the break we talked about how you can create a book for your teacher, different people can all put their drawings and letters in this book. But now we have two more suggestions you can do, and the first thing you can do is you can surprise your teacher with a personalized gift basket. A personalized basket. That means you personalize it for your teacher or you make it personal for him or her, you put things in it that your teacher would especially enjoy. And everyone enjoys a surprise, right? Especially your teachers, I'm sure. They probably don't get very many good surprises from their students. So they are no exception. Now Esther, what does this phrase mean if, if we say teachers are no exception to this. Well, if someone or something is an exception, it means they are very different from other people in that group. So all teachers like everyone, teachers all enjoy surprises, so teachers are no exception. So you can surprise them by putting together a basket of his or her favorite things. For example, if your teacher likes to read, then maybe differentclassmates can each buy a book and put it in this gift basket for your teacher. So the first thing you need to do is find out what your teacher enjoys. What are some of his or her favorite things? And then you can put those things in the gift basket. Again, if you they like to read, buy them some books or magazines, but if it’s sports that catch your teacher's eye, include tickets to a sporting event in your teacher's basket with other sports-oriented gifts. Now we have a phrase here, if something catches your ey e, what does that mean, Esther? I might say, “Wow! That really caught my eye!” Right, if something catches your eye, it means it gets your attention. Maybe you're at the store and you want to buy something, and this new food item, it catches your eye, it gets your attention and you want to look at it and pay attention to it. That happens to me all the time actually, things catch my eye and I want to try it or to buy it. Well, if it’s sports that catch your teacher's eye, in other words, if your teacher is really a sports fan, then get them some tickets or some sports-oriented gifts, sports-themed gifts, we might say, and anything that they would enjoy that has to do with sports, or what you can do is fill the basket with necessary classroom supplies like pens and paper clips. That sounds like more of a practical gift, doesn't it? Right. And if your teacher seems he’s very practical, they might enjoy this gift basket very much. So we have pictures of both sports things, gift basket and more practical gift of classroom supplies and also another one of books on page 53 for you tosee. Exactly. They’re beautiful gift baskets. I guarantee your teacher will love them. Another one I can think of is you could make a gift basket and put in some snacks and some, maybe some candy and some, some tea or some coffee and if your teacher really likes to eat or to try new things, that would be another fun gift basket. And Esther, we, I also think that students could do this together, right, not one student having to buy everything, but maybe each student could contribute one thing to the gift basket. Right. Because we were talking about how it might be kind of expensive for one person to purchase everything. So if you have 30 students in your class, then you should buy something small or maybe two or three students could buy a book together instead of having one person buy everything. Yes, that's a great idea. When you work together you can always come up with more as well. Well, our third idea for you very quickly here is that you can plan an event, you can organize a fun after-school event in honor of your teacher, so an event that would take place after school, not during the school day. And who could you invite to join this event? You can invite other students, parents, and administrators. And administrators are people in the school office who work with administration like the secretary, or the vice principal and they can come together for a time of games and eating refreshments or snacks. Ah, so that sounds like fun. You cou ld plan an event to say “thank you”, but however, you decide to say “thanks”, it will make your teacher's day. Solet's end on this idiom. If you make someone's day, then you give them a great day and you, they feel very appreciated and they're so thankful that you took the time to do something special for them. Let's watch today's Skit.[19:14] Skit[20:56]Language Tips[22:44]Thank you, Michelle! Well everyone, there’s still time to plan something special for your teacher. We hope you found our suggestions creative and helpful as you and maybe your classmates with you make plans to show your teachers some appreciation. Friends, if you’re looking for a fun English challenge, check out our Tidbits feature on page 43. There you’ll find some supplementary information about some of the topics in this month’s magazine. Also send us a picture and a “hello” through our letters@ address. We’d love to hear from you. Please come back tomorrow as we Ask the Expert. Until then, have an exceptional day, friends! We’ll see you next time!。

朗文国际英语教程第一册听力tingclass全文共10篇示例，供读者参考篇1Hey guys! I want to tell you about this super cool English course that I'm taking called "Tingclass" from Longman International. It's like, totally awesome and I can't wait to tell you all about it!So, Tingclass is all about listening to English and improving your English skills. There are so many fun activities and games to help us learn, like listening to stories, songs, and even watching videos. It's so much fun and I'm learning a lot!One of my favorite things about Tingclass is the interactive exercises. We get to listen to conversations and answer questions to see how well we understand. It's like a game and I love getting points for getting the answers right. It makes learning English so much fun!The teachers at Tingclass are really nice and they make learning English easy and fun. They always encourage us to speak up and practice our English skills. I feel more confidentspeaking English now and I even use it with my friends when we play together.I also love the Tingclass app because I can practice listening to English anytime, anywhere. I can listen to stories or songs while I'm on the bus or waiting for my mom to pick me up. It's so convenient and I can practice my English skills wherever I go.Overall, Tingclass is the best English course ever! I'm having so much fun learning English and I can't wait to get even better at it. I would totally recommend it to all my friends who want to improve their English skills. Tingclass rocks!篇2Title: Tingclass in Longman International English CoursebookHey guys! Today I want to tell you about the Tingclass in our Longman International English Coursebook. Tingclass is like a special listening class where we get to practice our English listening skills.In Tingclass, we listen to all kinds of interesting stories, conversations, and songs. Sometimes we have to answer questions about what we heard, which helps us improve ourunderstanding. We also learn new words and phrases by listening carefully to the audio.One of my favorite Tingclass stories is about a boy who goes on a magical adventure to a faraway land. The story is so exciting and full of surprises! I always look forward to listening to it and finding out what happens next.I also love the Tingclass songs. They are catchy and fun to sing along to. Some of my classmates even dance to the music! It's a great way to practice our pronunciation and rhythm in English.Tingclass is not just fun, it's also super helpful for our English learning. It helps us improve our listening skills, vocabulary, and comprehension. I feel more confident in my English abilities after attending Tingclass.So if you want to become better at English, don't miss out on Tingclass in our Longman International English Coursebook. It's a great way to have fun while learning!篇3Title: My Tingclass Adventure in Longman International English Course Book 1Hi everyone! Today, I want to tell you all about my amazing adventure in Tingclass from the Longman International English Course Book 1. It was so much fun and I learned a lot of cool stuff.First, we listened to the audio materials in our book. The voices were so clear and easy to understand. I could hear every word properly. We practiced listening to conversations about everyday topics like going to the zoo, shopping for clothes, and having a picnic. It was super interesting!Next, we did some exercises to test our listening skills. The questions were not too hard and I was able to answer most of them correctly. I felt really proud of myself. The teacher also gave us some tips on how to improve our listening abilities, like paying attention to key words and phrases.After that, we played some games to make learning more fun. We listened to songs in English and tried to identify the lyrics. We also did some role-playing exercises where we pretended to be different characters in a conversation. It was really exciting to use our imagination and practice speaking English in a creative way.In the end, I felt more confident in my listening skills and I had a lot of fun in Tingclass. I can't wait for the next lesson to seewhat new adventures await me. Thank you Longman International English Course Book 1 for making learning English so enjoyable!篇4Hello everyone! Today I'm going to tell you all about Tingclass from the Longman International English Coursebook. Tingclass is super fun and helps us improve our listening skills in English.In Tingclass, we get to listen to different conversations, stories, and songs in English. It's like we're watching a movie in our ears! The best part is that we can listen to the same thing over and over again until we understand it perfectly. Sometimes there are even exercises to help us check our understanding.The more we listen, the better we become at understanding English. We can learn new words, phrases, and even different accents! It's like a secret code that we unlock by listening carefully.I love Tingclass because it makes learning English feel like a game. I can listen to it anytime, anywhere – at home, on the bus, or even while I'm playing with my friends. And the best part is that I can do it all by myself!So, let's all keep listening to Tingclass and have fun while improving our English skills. Who knows, maybe one day we'll be speaking English like native speakers! Keep listening and learning, everyone!篇5Hello everyone! Today I want to talk to you about Tingclass from the Longman International English coursebook. Tingclass is a super fun and exciting way for us to improve our English listening skills.Tingclass has lots of cool stories and dialogues that we can listen to. It helps us practice listening to different accents and speeds of English. Sometimes there are even songs we can listen to, which makes learning English even more fun!When we listen to Tingclass, we can hear how words are pronounced and how sentences are formed. We can also learn new words and phrases that we can use in our own conversations. It’s like having a mini English lesson every time we listen!The best part about Tingclass is that we can do it anywhere and anytime. We can listen to it on the bus, at home, or evenwhile playing outside. It’s a great way to make the most of our time and improve our English skills at the same time.So let’s all give Tingclass a try and see how much our listening skills improve. It’s a fun and easy way to become better at English. Let’s listen and learn together!篇6Hello everyone! Today I want to tell you about my experience with the TingClass in the Longman English Course Book 1. TingClass is a great way to practice listening and improve your English skills.In TingClass, there are different levels of listening exercises. We can listen to conversations, stories, songs, and even jokes! It's so fun and interesting to listen to different types of English materials.One of my favorite parts of TingClass is when we listen to conversations between people. It helps me understand how English speakers talk to each other in real life. I also like listening to stories because they are always so exciting and I can learn new words and phrases from them.Sometimes we listen to songs in TingClass. It's a great way to practice our listening skills and learn English through music. I love singing along to the songs and trying to understand the lyrics.Another fun thing we do in TingClass is listening to jokes. It's so funny to hear the jokes and try to understand the punchline. Sometimes I have to listen carefully to catch all the words, but it's a good challenge for me.Overall, TingClass has been a very helpful tool for me to improve my listening skills in English. I enjoy listening to the different exercises and it has made me more confident in understanding spoken English. I highly recommend trying TingClass to all of you who want to improve your English listening skills.That's all for now, see you next time! Bye!篇7Title: My Listening Class in Longman International English Course 1Hey guys, today I want to tell you all about my listening class in Longman International English Course 1. It's super fun and I learn a lot of new things in every class!First of all, our teacher always starts the class by playing some cool songs in English. We get to sing along and practice our pronunciation. It's so much fun and it helps us improve our listening skills at the same time.After that, our teacher plays some recordings of people speaking in English. We have to listen carefully and answer questions about what we heard. Sometimes the recordings are really fast, so we have to concentrate hard to catch all the words.One of my favorite parts of the class is when we get to watch videos in English. We watch short clips of kids like us talking and playing. It's great because we can see how English is used in real life and it helps us understand the language better.At the end of the class, we always play games to review what we've learned. We play games like "Guess the Word" and "Who Said That?" It's so much fun and it really helps us remember the new words and phrases we've learned.I love my listening class in Longman International English Course 1. I can't wait for the next class to learn more and have fun with my friends!篇8Hey guys! Today I want to tell you all about the tingclass from the Longman International English Coursebook 1.So, like, the tingclass is super fun because we get to listen to lots of cool stories and songs in English. It helps us practice our listening skills and learn new words too. The teacher plays the audio and we have to listen carefully and answer questions or do some exercises after. It’s like a game and we all try to do our best to get the answers right.Sometimes, the tingclass is about animals or going to the park or even about going on a trip. It’s so interesting to hear all these stories and it makes me excited to learn more about English. The teacher also helps us with pronunciation and understanding the meaning of words we don’t know.I really like the tingclass because it’s not like normal classes where we have to read from a book all the time. It’s more interactive and fun. I feel like I’m going on an ad venture every time we do tingclass.I think tingclass is really important for us to improve our English skills and become better at listening and speaking. I can’t wait for the next tingclass and see what new things we will learn!That’s all for now, guys. Thanks for listening to my tingclass story!篇9Title: Tingclass - Let's Have Fun Learning English Together!Hi everyone, today I want to share with you about Tingclass! Tingclass is a super cool English learning program that helps us improve our listening skills. It's from the Longman International English Course, and it's awesome!First of all, Tingclass has lots of interesting stories and conversations that are super fun to listen to. We can hear people talking in English about all kinds of things like animals, sports, food, and more. And the best part is, we can listen to these stories again and again until we understand them completely.There are also fun activities and games in Tingclass that make learning English even more exciting. We can play games like matching pictures with words, filling in the blanks, andanswering questions about what we heard. It's like playing and learning at the same time!Tingclass is great because it helps us improve our English listening skills in a fun and easy way. We can listen to it at home, in the car, or anywhere we want. And the more we listen, the better we get at understanding English. It's like a superpower!So, let's all join Tingclass and have a blast learning English together. Remember, practice makes perfect, and with Tingclass, we can become English listening pros in no time. Let's do this, guys!篇10Title: My Experience with Tingclass from Longman International English Course Level 1Hey guys! Today I want to tell you about my experience with Tingclass from Longman International English Course Level 1. Tingclass is a really cool platform where you can listen to different English conversations and learn a lot of new words and phrases.First of all, Tingclass has a lot of interesting topics to listen to. You can hear conversations about going to the zoo, goingshopping, or even about going on a picnic. The best thing is that you can listen to these conversations over and over again until you understand everything.Secondly, Tingclass helps me improve my listening skills. By listening to the conversations, I can practice my listening and comprehension skills. It's so much fun to listen to the different accents and voices of the speakers.Another great thing about Tingclass is that it helps me learn new vocabulary. I always have a notebook with me while listening to Tingclass so I can write down new words and phrases. This way, I can remember them and use them in my own conversations.In conclusion, Tingclass from Longman International English Course Level 1 is a fantastic tool for improving my English skills. I love listening to the conversations and learning new words and phrases. I highly recommend it to all my friends who want to improve their English. Thanks for reading, guys! Bye!。

[ 标签 :标题 ]篇一：适合中学生阅读的中英读物书目英语组一、适合学生的中英对照的书虫。

（ 58 本）书虫 (1 级上适合初初 2 年级共 10 册) 1 爱情与金钱 Love or Money2 《苏格兰玛丽女王》《Mary Queen of Scots Tim Vicar y》中英对照3 在月亮下面Under The Moon4 潘德尔的巫师The Witches of Peddle5 歌剧院的幽灵The Phantom of The Opera6 猴爪 The Monkey's Paw7 世界上最冷的地方The Coldest Place on Earth 8 阿拉丁和神灯Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp 9 《象人》《The Elephant Man 》中英对照10 别了，好莱坞先生Goodbye Mr Hollywood 书虫 (共 8 册 1 级下适合初 1 初 2 年级 )1 小公主 A Little Princess2.邦蒂号暴动Mutiny On The Bounty3.奥米茄文件The Omega Files4.谁谋杀了总统The President's Murderer5.福尔摩斯和公爵的儿子Sherlock Holmes and The Duke's Son6.白色死亡White Death7. 绿野仙踪The Wizard of Oz8. 难忘米兰达Remember Miranda9.福尔摩斯与赛马Sherlock Holmes and The Sport of Kings书虫 (2 级上适合初 2 初 3 年级共 8 册 ) 1.威廉·莎士比亚William Shakespeare 2. 一个国王的爱情故事The Love of a King 3. 亡灵鸟Dedd Man's Island4.哈克贝利·费恩历险记The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn5.《鲁宾孙漂流记》《 The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe》中英对照6.爱丽丝漫游奇境记Alice's Adventure in Wonderland7.格林·盖布尔斯的安妮Anne of Green Gables8.五个孩子和沙精Five Children and It书虫 (共 8 册 2 级下适合初 2 初 3 年级 ) 1.神秘女人—阿加莎·克里新蒂Agatha Christie 2.德拉库拉Dracula3.亨利八世和他的六位妻子Hey VIII and His Six Wives4. the Rue Margue5. 坎特维尔幽灵The Canterville Ghost6.五镇故事Stories From The Five Towns7. 法兰克福的耳环林王子The Jungle Book 蕈尔格街凶杀案The Murders in Ear-Rings from Frankfurt8.森书虫 (共 8 册 3 级上适合初 3 高1 年级 ) 1. 弗兰肯新坦Frankenstein2.《野性的呼唤》《The Call of The Wild 》中英对照3.秘密花园The Secret Garden4.曾达的囚徒The Prisoner of Zinda5.爱丽丝镜中世界奇遇记Through The Looking-Glass6.风语河岸柳The Wind in the Willows7.神秘及幻想故事集Tales of Mystery and Imagination 8. 铁路少年The Railway Children9.三个陌生人The Three Strangers and Other Stories书虫 (3 级下适合初 3 高 1 年级共 8 册 )1. 《圣诞欢歌》《 A Christmas Carol 》中英对照2.多里安·格雷的画像The Piciure of Dorian Gray3.勃朗特一家的故事The Bionte Story4.牙齿和爪子Tooth and Claw5.星际动物园The Star Zoo6.《诱拐》《 Kidnapped 》中英对照7.公正Justice8.化学秘密Chemical Secret 9. 劫机！Skyjack 书虫 (第 4 级上适合初 3 学生共 5 册 )1《. 巴斯克维尔猎犬》《 The Hound of The Baskervilles 三怪客泛舟记Three Men in A Boat 4.三十九级台阶》2.不平静的坟墓The Thirty-nineThe Unquiet Grave 3.Steps 5.小妇人LittleWomen中英对照篇二：适合中学生的英语读物第一级： 300 生词量，适合小学、初一学生，共1、《爱情与金钱》2、《苏格兰玛丽女王》3、《在月亮下面》4、《潘德尔的巫师》5、《歌剧院的幽灵》6、《猴爪》7、《象人》8、《世界上最冷的地方》第二级： 600 生词量，适合初一学生，8 本1、《威廉·莎士比亚》2、《一个国王的爱情故事》L3 、《亡灵岛》8 本4、《哈克贝利·费恩历险记》5、《鲁宾孙漂流记》6、《爱丽丝漫游奇境记》7、《格林·盖布尔斯来的安妮》8、《五个孩子和沙精》第三级： 1000 生词量，适合初二学生，分上册上册1、《弗兰肯斯坦》2、《野性的呼唤》3、《秘密花园》4、《曾达的囚徒》5、《爱丽丝镜中世界奇遇记》6、《风语河岸柳》7、《神秘幻想故事集》7 本，下册8 本下册：1、《圣诞欢歌》2、《多里安·格雷的画像》3、《勃朗特一家的故事》4、《牙齿和爪子》5、《星际动物园》6、《诱拐》7、《公正》8、《化学秘密》第四级： 1500 生词量，适合初三学生，分上册 5 本，下册 6 本上册：1、《巴斯克维尔猎犬》2、《不平静的坟墓》3、《三怪客泛舟记》4、《三十九级台阶》5、《小妇人》下册：1、《黑骏马》2、《织工马南》3、《双城记》4、《格列佛游记》5、《金银岛》6、《化身博士》第五级： 2000 生词量，适合高一学生，共 4 本。

Day 1Listening SectionI. Pictures 看图辨义Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(D) 1. What is probably true about these men?A. They have no enthusiasm.B. They’re taking a holiday.C. They both lost their jobs.D. Their work is a priority.(B) 2. What is the man on the right probably saying?A. Let’s check the prices of these suits.B. Have you found any evidence yet?C. I could sit in this chair all day long.D. Why are you wearing the glasses?B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(B) 3. What is the woman doing?A. She’s taking an afternoon break.B. She’s juggling two phone calls.C. She’s relaxin g quietly at her desk.D. She’s taking a peek at the movie.(C) 4. What is the woman doing to the man?A. She is giving him a banner.B. She is boasting about her new job to him.C. She is neglecting him.D. She is exchanging her ideas with him.II. Best Response 最佳回应句Choose the best response to each question or statement.B. Her class began at noon.C. I bet she wasn’t pleased.D. It’s on the second floor.(C) 6. Was the head of the committee swayed byyour arguments? (4/2, 3)A. Yes, she said it wasn’t intelligent.B. Yes, I’ll try to control my temper.C. No, she refused to change her mind.D. No, the meeting didn’t end on time.(B) 7. Did Johnny mind his manners at Mary’sbirthday party? (4/5)A. Yes, he forgot all about it.B. Yes, he behaved very nicely.C. No, she hated the games.D. No, she got great presents.(A) 8. Peter seems to be getting a bit chubby.(4/8-10)A. He needs to watch his weight.B. He’s mad about losing his wallet.C. He was late for school again.D. He usually studies with friends.III. Short Conversations 简短会话Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(B) 9. (4/2, 3)W: Hello. Are you from the police department?M: Yes, I am. My partner and I are investigating the robbery that took place here at the bankyesterday.W: Do you know who did it yet?M: We think so, but we need more evidence. We’ll be looking for that today.W: Oh, I see.Q: Who is the woman probably talking to?A. An immigrant.B. A detective.C. An accountant.D. A reporter.(D) 10. (4/5)M: There was a party for me at my office today. W: That’s nice. Was today your last day there? M: No, tomorrow is.W: Well, you had a wonderful career. Are you sad that it’s ending?M: Yes, a little. But I’m sixty-five, so it’s time. And I’m looking forward to spending more time withmy grandchildren.W: That will be nice.Q: Why is the man a little sad?A. His family’s aw ay.B. He invested poorly.C. His health is bad.D. He’s retiring now.(B) 11. (4/6, 7)W: Good morning, Steven.M: Hi, Sophie. Hey, I thought your maternity leave was starting today. Why are you here at thestudio?W: It doesn’t start today. It starts next month.M: Well, that’s good for me because I need your help with a new project that the boss has in mind for our department.W: OK, just let me get a cup of coffee first.Q: What is true about the woman?A. She expects to get a promotion.B. She’s going to have a baby.C. She’s in trouble with her manager.D. She’s very new in her position.IV. Short Talk 短文Listen to the talk. Then choose the best answer to each question.My aunt Sophie is typical of mothers these days. She’s juggling a successful career and a growing family. Sophie works all day long at a trading company, where she’s a supervisor. After work, she rushes home to take care of her family. She makes dinner for them and afterwards helps her two kids with their homework. She gets some help from her husband. But she’s very tired at the end of every day. Sophie makes a lot of sacrifices for her family because they’re her top priority. But her enthusiasm for life never changes. In fact, she’s one of the most cheerful people I know.(A) 12. What does the writer imply about mothers?A. Most of them are like Sophie.B. One of them gives Sophie rides.C. They avoid Sophie sometimes.D. They all get along with Sophie.(C) 13. What is true about Sophie?A. She enjoys frequent vacations.B. She spends mornings at home.C. She has lots of responsibilities.D. She wants a much larger salary.Day 2Listening SectionI. Pictures看图辨义Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(A) 1. What is probably true about the man?A. He’s proud of his antique car.B. He drives this bus for a living.C. He’s making a left ha nd turn.D. He hates this cloudy weather.(D) 2. What is the woman probably saying?A. Let’s get off at the next stop.B. It’s the door to the freezer.C. What an impressive scooter.D. The finish is really shiny.B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(B) 3. What is probably true about the boy?A. His math skills aren’t improving.B. His vision isn’t particularly good.C. He’s arriving for a fun interview.D. He’s nearly finished with his calls.(A) 4. What is the boy probably asking?A. Do you have any reference books?B. Can I have the sports section please?C. Which of these towels are on sale?D. Why are the advertisements so big?II. Best Response最佳回应句Choose the best response to each question or statement.(D) 5. Are any of these jewelry boxes antiques?(4/12, 13)A. Yes, their closets are still open.B. Yes, they’ll be cheap to produce.C. No, their prices are already low.D. No, they’re only a few years old.(B) 6. Martha’s vision is pretty bad these days.(4/12, 13)A. Then she should study harder.B. Does she need an operation?C. She’d prefer a different color.D. Can she drive the car instead?(C) 7. Why do you want to visit the aviary for thesecond time this week? (4/15-17)A. Some novels are on sale.B. I just love a good meal.C. The birds are fascinating.D. It’s holding a car show.(A) 8. Paul has been wasting his money at thecasinos. (4/15, 17)A. I wish he wouldn’t gamble.B. Movie tickets are expensive.C. Can’t he just take buses?D. Which trucks will he buy?III. Short Conversations简短会话Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(D) 9. (4/12, 13)M: You can tell that these old, wooden chairs weren’t mass-produced.W: How do you know that?M: Look at the precise joints and careful attention to detail. No, my guess is the carpenters produced them using only simple tools.W: You may be right.Q: What does the man think about the chairs?A. They contain some plastic.B. They look really modern.C. They need several repairs.D. They were made by hand.(D) 10. (4/14)W: What are you looking at?M: Live bacteria. Here take a look.W: How do I do that?M: Just look through this lens.W: OK. Does it focus automatically?M: No, turn this dial to adjust the focus.W: Oh, now I can see them. That’s amazing!Q: What is the woman probably using?A. A photograph.B. A headphone.C. A copy machine.D. A microscope.(B) 11. (4/15, 17)M: Ben and Sandy invited us to dinner at their home on Saturday.W: I can’t have dinner there.M: Why not?W: Because they have a new cat, and you know how terribly allergic I am to cats.M: Oh, that’s right.W: Perhaps we can have dinner with them at a restaurant instead.M: I’ll suggest that to them.Q: Why does the woman want to have dinner at a restaurant instead?A. To save some time.B. To protect her health.C. To try new dishes.D. To avoid an argument.IV. Short Talk 短文Listen to the talk. Then choose the best answer to each question.Would you like to own a wonderful dog? Then come to the Dog Rescue Center in Lake City. You’ll be overwhelmed by the love and affection of our dogs. Some of them were rescued from homes where they were battered and abused. Like all of our dogs, they need new homes where they’ll be cuddled a nd cared for. If you’re allergic to dog dander, don’t worry. We have small dogs that are suitable for you because they produce very little dander. The Dog Rescue Center is a non-profit enterprise located at 353 Spring Road in Lake City. Visit us soon to se e our dogs. We’ll help you find the one that’s just right for you!(A) 12. According to this talk, what does the centerwant to do?A. Give dogs away.B. Sell dog supplies.C. Cure dog diseases.D. Study dog habits.(B) 13. What does the speaker imply about some ofthe dogs?A. They’ve won national awards.B. They haven’t been treated well.C. They grew up on large farms.D. They can’t stand cold weather.(D) 14. What does the speaker provide in this talk?A. A phone number.B. Opening hours.C. Discount prices.D. An address.Day 3Listening SectionI. Pictures看图辨义Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(A) 1. What is this couple enjoying?A. A solo performance.B. An orchestra concert.C. A piece on the violin.D. A local dance contest.(B) 2. What is the woman probably saying?A. It’s a very long symphony.B. What an amazing musician.C. This is my favorite band.D. Look at the beautiful guitar.B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(D) 3. What does this picture show?A. A cloudy sky and a fierce wind.B. Kids and adults inside a mall.C. Several special events at a park.D. People from two generations.(C) 4. What is the woman probably saying?A. Aren’t you enjoying our short jog?B. You’re holding my arm too tight ly.C. This weather is a blessing, isn’t it?D. Let’s get off at the next station.II. Best Response最佳回应句Choose the best response to each question or statement.A. Are you going to buy more?B. Do you think you passed?C. Which present did you give?D. Were you cleaning house?(A) 6. What is your family doing now to be moregreen? (4/22)A. We’re recycling old clothes.B. We’re eating lots of beef.C. We’re painting the kitchen.D. We’re locking our doors.(C) 7. These two English words are not actuallysynonyms. (4/23, 24)A. Wasn’t that new article about finance?B. I apologized for my rude remarks.C. Don’t they have the same meaning?D. There were three extra sentences.(B) 8. Is the birthday party commencing yet?(4/23, 24)A. Lots of lovely gifts.B. Not until three o’clock.C. My friend’s little boy.D. Fun games and prizes.III. Short Conversations简短会话Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(A) 9. (4/19, 20)W: I’m proud of myself.M: Why?W: I resisted the temptation to have a doughnut after lunch.M: Why are you so concerned about one doughnut? W: One doughnut leads to another. And I’m trying to control my weight.M: Well, good for you. I need to do the same.Q: Why is the woman proud of herself?A. She didn’t eat an y doughnuts.B. Her doughnuts are delicious.C. She hasn’t forgotten doughnuts.D. Her menu includes doughnuts.(D) 10. (4/19, 20)M: Where is Amy this afternoon?W: She’s at her flamenco lesson.M: Really? When did she take up flamenco?W: She had h er first lesson last week. She’s loved flamenco since she saw it in Spain two years ago. M: Oh, that’s right. Amy took a vacation there.Q: What is Amy probably doing this afternoon?A. She’s taking photos.B. She’s drawing pictures.C. She’s practicin g piano.D. She’s learning a dance.(D) 11. (4/23, 24)W: Which inning is this?M: The eighth.W: And the Lions are down three runs. It doesn’t look good for our favorite team.M: Don’t worry. They’ll probably score in this inning.And if they don’t, they’re sure to score in theninth.W: You seem pretty confident about that.M: I know this team very well.Q: Which sport are these people probably watching?A. Basketball.B. Football.C. Volleyball.D. Baseball.IV. Short Talk 短文Listen to the talk. Then choose the best answer to each question.There have been many wonderful composers in history. Perhaps the greatest of them all was Ludwig von Beethoven. Born in 1770, Beethoven became the preeminent composer of his generation. His long list of accomplishments include compositions for orchestra, solo piano, violin and other instruments. These works were so successful that Beethoven became a celebrity during his lifetime. Sadly, the composer began to lose his hearing while he was in his thirties. By the age of forty-nine, he was completely deaf. Nevertheless, he continued to write music until shortly before he died in 1827. Since his death, Beethoven’s beloved symphonies and other pieces have continued to thrill audiences around the world. There may never be another composer quite like him.(A) 12. What information does the speaker provide inthis talk?A. The year of the composer’s birth.B. The country this composer’s is from.C. The names of the composer’s offspring.D. The composer’s early ed ucation.(A) 13. What did the composer have problems with?A. His ears.B. His back.C. His eyes.D. His feet.(C) 14. What does the speaker imply about thecomposer’s music?A. It isn’t difficult to play.B. It sounds very modern.C. It hasn’t lost i ts appeal.D. It’s mainly for singers.Day 4Listening SectionI. Pictures看图辨义Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(B) 1. What does this picture show?A. The boy is sitting by his bed.B. The woman is in a bad mood.C. The room is getting dark now.D. The sun is behind some clouds.(C) 2. What is the woman probably telling the boy?A. Here’s your new uniform.B. Why are you standing up?C. You’ve had enough sleep.D. Can you stop eating, please?B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(C) 3. What is the girl doing?A. Watching busy traffic.B. Pressing the doorbell.C. Typing a text message.D. Holding onto her desk.(A) 4. What is the boy probably saying?A. How big are your cell phone bills?B. I’d love to own a bracelet like that.C. Are you serving some of the guests?D. Let’s pr actice these pieces together.II. Best Response最佳回应句Choose the best response to each question or statement.(D) 5. There’s a big controversy over a company’splan to build a new factory by the lake.(4/26-28)A. Sure, my class begins in an hour.B. Oh? Will you lose your job there?C. Yes, the work conditions are great.D. Why? Are some people against it?(A) 6. John and Patricia Woodhouse are patrons ofthe arts in both Europe and America. (4/26-28)A. They must be quite wealthy.B. Did they have fun on that trip?C. Trade relations are excellent.D. Really? Aren’t they relatives?(C) 7. Is the TV sometimes a distraction when you’reworking on papers? (4/29, 30)A. Yes, one subject is marriage.B. Yes, they’re in your desk.C. Yes, so I usually turn it off.D. Yes, it was channel twenty.(C) 8. Grandpa’s immune system is pretty weak now.(4/29, 30)A. He probably needs new glasses.B. Speak louder when you talk to him.C. Then he could get sick easily.D. He broke his arm two years ago.III. Short Conversations简短会话Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(B) 9. (4/26, 28)M: Are you doing some research?W: Yes, on the Black Death.M: What’s that?W: A plague that swept through Europe in the fourteenth century.M: Why are you so interested in that?W: Because it resulted in remarkable social changes.Q: What is the woman investigating?A. A war.B. A disease.C. A law.D. A fashion.(A) 10. (4/26-28)W: Who made these kitchen cabinets for you, Bill? M: My brother.W: Really? And who installed your new sink?M: That was also my brother.W: Wow. I guess he’s a jack-of-all-trades.M: He sure is. My father was, too, for that matter. Q: What does Bill mean about his father?A. He knew how to do lots of things.B. He was very humorous at times.C. He could make new friends easily.D. He became a wealthy person.(D) 11. (4/29, 30)M: Our daughter has been staying out too late at night lately.W: I know. We should set a curfew for her.M: What time do you think?W: How about ten o’clock?M: That seems fair. Will you tell her?W: Yes, as soon as she gets home from school.Q: What do these people want their daughter to do?A. Do her homework in the library.B. Use their phone less in the future.C. Stop worrying about her grades.D. Come home earlier in the evening.IV. Short Talk 短文Listen to the talk. Then choose the best answer to each question.Ben is a high school student with lots of friends. To stay in the loop, he texts his friends every day. In the past, the number of text messages that he sent sometimes surpassed two hundred per day. This didn’t affect his cell phone bill because he had an unlimited texting plan. But it became a serious distraction that affected his grades at school. Finally, Ben’s parents established a texting limit and texting curfew for their son. The limit was twenty text messages a day. And he could not text between 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Now Ben is getting more sleep at night, and his grades are improving again.(C) 12. What is true about Ben?A. He’s texting more than he used to.B. His texting habit hasn’t changed yet.C. He’s texting less than he did before.D. His interest in texting has disappeared.(A) 13. What does the curfew prevent Ben fromdoing?A. Texting late in the evening.B. Texting before school starts.C. Texting during lunch time.D. Texting after school is over.Day 5Listening SectionI. Pictures看图辨义Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(B) 1. What does this picture show?A. Journalists at a news conference.B. Environmentalists near a factory.C. Photographers at a sports event.D. Musicians inside a concert hall.(A) 2. What are these people doing?A. Taking part in a demonstration.B. Calling for an end to high taxes.C. Protesting a rise in school fees.D. Shouting at a business meeting.B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(A) 3. What is probably true about the boy?A. H e’s caught up in a video game.B. He’s holding his books carefully.C. He’s watching a travel program.D. He’s l ooking for his house keys.(C) 4. What is the girl probably saying?A. Let me see the book, too.B. You play the piano well.C. That must be your avatar.D. I like this rock band best.II. Best Response最佳回应句Choose the best response to each question or statement.(D) 5. There’s a terrible odor in this k itchen. (5/3, 4)A. I keep plenty of milk in the refrigerator.B. It will only take a moment to prepare.C. Let me make a nice sandwich for you.D. It must be the garbage under the sink. (B) 6. Why is your sister studying geology? (5/5, 6)A. The campus is lovely.B. It’s her favorite subject.C. There are two libraries.D. She lives in a dormitory.(C) 7. The contents of that box are extremely fragile.(5/5, 6)A. No, I hav en’t mailed it yet.B. Sure, I have a new one for you.C. Then I’ll handle it car efully.D. Sorry, I’m not s trong enough.(C) 8. Has the weather been very harsh this winter?(5/7, 8)A. Yes, only a little snow has fallen.B. Yes, it’s been sunny every day.C. No, temperatures have been mild.D. No, we’ve had t errible storms.III. Short Conversations简短会话Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(B) 9. (5/3, 4)M: What’s wrong with the plants in my garden?They’re all dying!W: Well, I can see that there isn’t enough moisture in the soil.M: Oh? I didn’t think that th ese plants needed much moisture.W: They don’t need as much moisture as most plants, but they do need some.M: I guess I need to take better care of them then. W: Yes, or they’ll all die.Q: What is the problem with the man’s plants?A. They were planted too close together.B. They haven’t been watered very much.C. They’re being destroyed by insects.D. They aren’t getting enough sunshine.(A) 10. (5/3, 4)W: What was Andy doing today?M: He was competing in a marathon.W: Really? Has he done that before?M: Yes, several times.W: How did he do today?M: Wonderful! He left all of the other competitors in the dust.Q: What did Andy probably do today?A. He won a long race.B. He gave a good speech.C. He passed a math test.D. He got a big promotion.(A) 11. (5/7, 8)M: Are you and your husband interested in buying real estate?W: Yes. What do you have for sale?M: I have a five-bedroom house overlooking Spring Lake. I also have a lovely four-bedroomapartment in the downtown area.W: Can I see pictures of them?M: Yes. Please have a seat and I’ll get them.Q: What does the man probably sell?A. Expensive properties.B. Living room furniture.C. Gold and silver jewelry.D. Fine clothes for women.IV. Short Talk 短文Listen to the talk. Then choose the best answer to each question.Through computers and the Internet, people can experience virtual reality within virtual worlds. One of the largest virtual worlds on the Internet is called Second Life. In Second Life, players create their own avatars and use them to explore the Second Life world and interact with one another. Players can buy real estate, marry and raise families, and even set up businesses within Second Life. One consequence of Second Life’s popularity is that its economy is steadily growing. As of 2009, Second Life’s economy was worth half a billion U.S. dollars. For some people, Second Life is an obsession that consumes time and money. For others, it’s just a fun place in which to experience a different kind of reality.(D) 12. According to the speaker, what is remarkableabout the virtual world in Second Life?A. Its poor quality.B. Its few people.C. Its long history.D. Its great size.(D) 13. What is true about the economy of this virtualworld?A. It’s been damaged.B. It’s likely to shrink.C. It’s not very popular.D. It’s still expanding.(B) 14. According to this talk, what can you find inthis virtual world?A. Concerts.B. Weddings.C. Museums.D. Hospitals.Day 6Listening SectionI. Pictures看图辨义Listen to the questions. Then choose the best answer according to each picture.A.For questions number 1 and 2, please look at picture A.(B) 1. What is true about the dog?A. It’s reaching for a ball.B. It’s eager to get a burger.C. It’s climbing onto a chair.D. It’s ready to go for a walk.(C) 2. What is the woman probably saying?A. Stay away from those kids.B. Why are you running so fast?C. You’re getting into mischief.D. Is that new medicine for you?B.For questions number 3 and 4, please look at picture B.(A) 3. What does this picture show?A. A large plane is airborne.B. Two workers are smoking.C. A forest is growing fast.D. Rain is falling on the trees.(C) 4. What is the man on the right probably saying?A. We’d better run or we’ll miss our flight.B. It’s a perfect day for a hike in the woods.C. This fire is causing a lot of destruction.D. I’m gettin g tired of carrying these tables. II. Best Response最佳回应句Choose the best response to each question or statement.(D) 5. Did your mom ever go on blind dates whenshe was young? (5/10-12)A. Yes, her family has lots of money.B. Ye s, we’ll have a party for her.C. Yes, she had trouble with her eyes.D. Yes, that’s how she met my dad.(B) 6. The film that Mary and I saw turned out to bea cute romance. (5/10-12)A. Yes, I read one.B. Who did it star?C. It’s a great novel.D. Was she in love? (A) 7. Why are the policemen forming a barrier infront of the concert stage? (5/13)A. To keep fans away from the band.B. To make sure playgrounds are safe.C. To catch drivers who are speeding.D. To find illegal vendors in a market.(C) 8. Amy has decided to join the school choir.(5/14, 15)A. She’s in the principal’s office.B. Which position will she play?C. I didn’t know she liked to sing.D. Is French her favorite subject?III. Short Conversations简短会话Listen to the conversations. Then answer the questions.(B) 9. (5/10-12)W: Did you go to a movie with Sara today?M: Yes, I did.W: What did you see?M: A new movie starring Brandon Lee.W: Was it good?M: Well, it’s just a silly comedy, but we enjoyed it. Q: What did the man probably like about the movie?A. It was about a dog.B. It made him laugh.C. It had fight scenes.D. It scared him a lot. (B) 10. (5/13)M: What is your organization trying to do?W: Protect people in poor countries from malaria. M: How do you do that?W: By giving them bed nets. The nets keep mosquitoes away from people while they’resleeping at night.M: That’s good.W: We’re also sponsoring research on malaria. We hope that scientists will develop more effectivetreatments for it in the future.Q: What is the organization mainly concerned about?A. A poor economy.B. A serious disease.C. A lack of food.D. A housing problem.(D) 11. (5/14, 15)W: What are you going to do this weekend?M: Practice with the string quartet.W: Oh. Are you getting ready for a performance? M: Yes, it’s coming up in a f ew weeks.W: So you have plenty of time to practice.M: And we’ll need it. The songs that we’ve chosen are quite difficult.Q: Who is the woman probably talking to?A. An experienced salesman.B. An amateur historian.C. A well-known scholar.D. A classical musician.IV. Short Talk 短文Listen to the talk. Then choose the best answer to each question.Attention music lovers! A wonderful weekend is in store for you at the National Concert Hall. On Friday and Saturday evening at 7:30 P.M., the London String Quartet will perform chamber music by Haydn. This will be the third visit to Taipei by this immensely popular quartet. On Sunday, the Taipei Choir will give two performances at 1:00 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. Their program will comprise of romantic songs by German and French composers of the nineteenth century. Tickets for all the performances are available at the National Concert Hall box office. Ticket prices start at NT$800. Students receive a ten percent discount.(A) 12. According to this talk, how many afternoonperformances will there be?A. One.B. Two.C. Three.D. Four.(C) 13. What does the speaker point out about thesongs?A. They were discovered quite recently.B. They’re often played on the radio.C. They were written during the 1800s.D. They’re mainly for young children.。