新视野大学英语视听说教程第二册U8U10答案.docx

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新视野大学英语视听说教程第二册U8U10答案

Unit8

II.ListeningSkills

Tokeepourchildrensafefromthosedangerouscriminals,thesetipsmightbehelpful.First,childrenshouldbeencouragedalwaystoaskpermissionfromtheircaregiverbeforetheygoanywhere.Theyshouldnotonlytellthecaregiverwheretheywillbeatalltimes,butalsowhowillbelookingafterthem.also,childrenshouldneverwalkorridetheirbikesalone.Instead,theyshouldtravelingroupswheneverpossible.moreimportantly,childrenshouldbetaughttostayawayfromstrangers,thoughtheymayoffertoshowthemapuppyorgivethemcandy.childrenshouldbetaughttosay“no”andrun,scream,orfightifnecessary.moreover,childrenshouldbetoldthatnoproblemistoobigortoosmalltoaskgrown-ups.infact,itisnevertoolatetoaskforhelp,andtokeepaskinguntiltheygetthehelptheyneed.lastbutnotleast,weshouldrealizethatmanychild-attackcasesinvolveafamilymemberorfamilyfriend,forexample,astepfather,sister’sboyfriend,babysitter,neighbor,andsoon.

III.ListeningIn

Task1:

RobbingtheLeftShoe

Girl:

       Yes,I’dliketoreportamugging.

PoliceOfficer:

Okay.canyoutellmeexactlywhathappened?

Girl:

        well,Iwaswalkinghomefromworkwhenthiswomanknockedmerightoffmyrightoffmyfeet,seizedmystuff,andranoff.IwassoscaredthatIdidn’tgoafterher.

PoliceOfficer:

Canyoudescribethewomanforme?

Girl:

        Yeah.Heisquitetall,aboutsixfootthree.

PoliceOfficer:

Wait.Yousaidawomanrobbedyou.

Girl:

        Well,I’mnotreallysure.[Hmm.]Yousee,thepersonwaswearingawhitedress,alightredsweateroverit,andsheorhewaswearingapairofbasketballshoes.

PoliceOfficer:

[Hmm]Whatelsecanyouremember?

Girl:

        Well,theperson…hadabeard.

PoliceOfficer:

Ah.The“BeardedWoman”hasstruckAgain!

Girl:

       The“BeardedWoman”?

PoliceOfficer:

Well,this“beardedWoman”isaman.Hedressesuplikeawomanand,forsomeunknownreasons,likestotaketheleftshoefromhisvictims.He’sreallyharmlessandusuallyreturnstheshoetothecrimesceneacoupleofdayslater.

Girl:

        Hey,hecankeepmyshoe,andI’lljusttakeoffmyleftshoeeverytimeIwalkthroughthepark.

1.F  2.T   3.F  4.T  5F

Task2:

Smuggling

Ayoungmancomesuptotheborderonhisbicycle.Hehastwolargebagsoverhisshoulders.Theborderguardstopshimandsays,”What’sinthebags?

”

“Sand,”answerstheyoungman.

Theguardisabitsuspiciousandaskstheyoungmantoopenthebagsforinspection.Theguardemptiesthebags,butfindsnothinginthembutsand.Thenhehasthesandanalyzed,onlytodiscoverthatthereisnotingbutpuresandinthebags.Sotheyoungmanisallowedtorideacrosstheborderwithhissandbags.

Aweeklater,thesameyoungmanpresentshimselfattheborderwithhisbags.Theguardasks,”Whathaveyougot?

”“Sand,”saystheyoungman.

Theguarddoeshisthoroughexaminationanddiscoversthatthebagscontainnothingbutsand.Hegivesthesandbacktotheyoungmanwhothenridesacrosstheborderonhisbicyclewiththesandbags.

Thishappenseveryweekforthreeyears.Finally,theyoungmannolongerappearsatthebordercrossing.Manymonthsgobyandtheborderguardmeetstheyoungmaninanexpensivecafe.

“Hey,”saystheguard,”forthreeearsyouweresmugglingsomethingthroughmycrossingstation.It’sdrivingmecrazy.Justbetweenyouandme,whatwereyousmuggling?

”Theyoungmandrinkshiscoffeeandsays,“Bicycles.”

1.B  2.D  3.C  4.A  5.C

Task3:

Who’stheMurderer?

Apassingpolicecarheardloudscreamsandrespondedimmediately.Whenthepolicearrivedatthescene,heyfoundPete’sdeadbodyinhisbackyard,withmanknifewoundsandbloodeverywhere.Theofficerimmediatelywenttoquestionthethreeneighborsthathadbeenoutsideinthepastthirtyminutes.

BlakeSmithhadjustfinishedpaintinghisporchwhentheofficercame.Ayoung,politeman,Blakewipedhishandsonhiscleanjeansbeforeshakinghands,andsaid,”Ireallydidn’tseeorhearanything,”headdedapologetically.NelsonBrownhadbeeninhisgarden,rightnextdoortothevictim’syard.Hesaid,”Iwasinandoutofthehouse.Weeding.”Hishandsweredirty.Thenheadded,”Inside,Iwasrepairingachair,ItallmusthavehappenedwhenIwasindoors.Sorry.”

KennyGreen’sstoryseemedlessbelievable.”Iwasonaladder,washingmywindows,”themiddle-agedmanadmitted.TheofficercouldseethatKenny’syardoverlookedthevictim’s.ButKennyclaimed,”IneverlookedoverintoPete’syard,nordidIhearanything.”

Nowtheofficerbelievedthatoneoftheguyswaslying.Whowasthisman?

1.A  2.B  3.D  4.C  5.D

IV.SpeakingOut

Model1Bye-bye,bully!

Se-Jin:

john,doyoumindifIaskyousomething?

John:

No,whatisit?

Se-Jin:

youseemnervous.Isthatbigguystillbullyingyou?

John:

Yeah.Todayhewantedmetogivehimsomemoney.HeevenpushedmewhenIsaidno.

Se-Jin:

That’sterrible!

Youhavetotalktoateacheraboutthis.

John:

Ithoughtaboutthat,butI’mafraidthateveryonewillthinkI’macoward.

Se-Jin:

yoursafetyismoreimportantthanwhatotherpeoplethink.

John;Buttellingateachercouldmakethingsworse.Thebigguywarnedmenotto.

Se-Jin:

Ofcoursehedid!

Hedoesn’twanttogetintotrouble.Look,ifyou’restillworried,telltheteachernottomentionyournamewhenshetalkstohim.

John:

Goodidea.ButIthinkIcandealwithhimonmyown.

SAMPLEDIALOG

A:

Hi,canItalktoyouforaminute?

B:

Sure,whatisit?

A:

Youlookworried.Areyoustillbeingbulliedbythatbigboyinyouclass?

B:

Yeah.Todayheaskedmetohelphimcheatinthefinalexam.

A:

That’stoobad!

Youhavetotalkwithyourparentsaboutit.

B:

Ithoughtaboutthat,butI’mafraidthatotherpeoplewilllaughatmeifIturntomyparentsforhelp.

A:

Don’tbesilly.It’smoreimportanttoprotectyourself.

B:

Maybeyouareright.Ishouldtellthistomyparents,andtheywillgivemesomeadvice.

Model2Myhousehasbeenrobbed!

Operator:

ColchesterPoliceStation.CanIhelpyou?

Jane:

Ihopeso.Myhousehasbeenrobbed.

Operator:

Wheredoyoulive?

Jane:

2BSouthbankRoad.

Operator:

Whendidyoudiscovertheburglary

Jane:

WhenIgothomefromwork.Aboutfiveminutesago.

Operator:

Wasanythingstolen?

Jane:

yes.Allmyjewelry’sgone,andmycomputertoo.Andtheywrotedirtywordsallovermywalls.

Operator:

Howdidtheygetin?

Jane:

Theyforcedthebackdoor.

Operator:

Anofficerwillberoundinabouthalfanhour.Pleasedon'ttouchanything.

SAMPLEDIALOG

A:

BroadwayPoliceStation.MayIhelpyou?

B:

Ihopeso.Myhousehasbeenbrokeninto.

A:

Wheredoyoulive?

B:

43MainStreet.

A:

Whendidyoufindoutaboutthebreak-in?

B:

Whenwegothomefromthetheater.Abouttwominutesago.

A:

Howdidtheybreakin?

B:

Theyforcedopenthebackdoor.

A:

Wasanythingstolen?

B:

Yes.Allmycashinthedrawer,andmymobilephonetoo.Andtheybrokealltheglass.

A:

OK,anofficerwillcomeinabout20minutes.Pleasedon’tleavefingerprintsanywhere.

Model3 Weshouldcreateharshersentencesforbootleggers.

Jane:

It’sabouttimethatthegovernmentgottoughwithbootleggers.Theirfakeliquorshavealreadykilledseveralpeople.

Peter:

Yeah,that’stoohighapricetopay.It’salmostarip-off.Thebootleggersuseindustrialalcoholtocutcostsandincreaseprofits.

Jane:

Perhapsweshouldcuttaxesonliquor.Withlowertaxes,bootleggingwilldecrease.

Peter:

Butthatcancreateanewproblem.That’snotinagreementwiththeWTOrules.

Jane:

Ithinkthroughnegotiationwithothernations,perhapswecancuttaxesundertheWTOframework.

Peter:

Thatmaybetough.Perhapsabettersolutionistocreateharshersentencesforbootleggers.

Jane:

Iagree.Ourcountryneedsaspecialteamtodealwiththisproblem.Thenwecancrackdownonbootlegging.

SAMPLEDIALOG

A:

It’stimethegovernmenttookstricterstandardscontroloncosmeticproducts.Thelowqualitycosmeticshavecausedvariousskindiseasesamongusers.

B:

Yeah,theproducersuseharmfulingredientstolowercostsandaddprofits.

A:

Perhapstaxesoncosmeticsshouldbecut.Withlowertaxes,lowqualitycosmeticproductswillbelessprofitableanddecrease.

B:

Butthereisanewproblem.CuttingtaxesgoesagainsttheWTOrules.

A:

Ithinkbynegotiatingwithothercountrieswecanreducetaxes.

B:

Thatmaybehard.Maybethebestideaistotakestricterstandardscontroloncosmeticproducts.

A:

Iagree.Weshouldhavesomeregulationstokeepacheckontheproductionandmarketingofcosmetic.

V.Let’sTalk

TexasPoliceArrestOldestBankRobber

Texaspolicesaytheyhavearresteda90-yeard-oldman,HenryRobert,whoisaccusedofrobbingabank,probablymakinghimtheoldestbankrobberinU.S.history.

PolicesaidRobert,whowasnotarmed,askedatellertoputmoneyintoalargeenvelopewiththeword“robbery”writtenonit.Awitnesstookdownonthelicensenumberofhiscar,andhewasarrestedonahighwayabout15milesoutsidethecity.

Ifheisprovedguilty,Robertwillfacefromtentotwentyyearsinprison.Hetoldpoliceheneededthemoney,andhehadacomplaintagainstbanks.

RobertleftaprisoninFlorida,wherehewastheoldestprisonerinthestate,aboutayearago.Beforethat,heservedathree-yearsentenceforabankrobberyinFloridain1999.

Inaprisoninterviewwithajournalist,RobertsaidhehadbeenabusinessmaninTexasbuthadfallenonhardtimes.Hesaidherobbedhisfirstbankwhenhewasabout80becausehewantedtorevengeagainstbanks.

“AbankthatI’ddonebusinesswithhadforcedmeintobankruptcy.Ihave