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manAssistantCulturalOfficerthere,andmyspecificresponsibilitiesarebringingasmallnumberofAmericanspeakersovertotheU.K.totalktovariousaudienceshere.Er,IalsoworkwithpeoplewhoteachAmericanStudiesintheBritisheducationalsystematsecondarylevelanduniversities.

Whatdoyouthinkaretheadvantagesand,and..,disadvantagesoflivingintheU.S.?

Ithinkoneadvantageisperhapsacertaincasualness,andamorerelaxedattitudeintheU.S...urn..,thingsarenotquiteasformalaswhatI'

veseenhereinEngland...urn...peopleareperhapsalittlemorespontaneous,er,in...injustgettingupanddoingthings,gettingupandgoingsomeplaceinthe U.S...um...adisadvantage..,um...Ithinkour..,ourfascinationwithbignessandwithnewnessleadsussometimestobe,er,wastefulofresources.Er,webuildverybigcarsthatusealotofgasoline,webuildbigroadsandbigparkinglotstoparkthemin,andIthinkwecouldbealittlemoreconsciousof,urn,oftheresourcesthatwe'

reusingwhenwe'

redoingthatsortofthing.

Whatdoyouthinkisthebiggestthreattoworldpeace?

Well,Iguessonewouldhavetosaythatthe,urn,thetremendousbuild-upoftheweaponofwarisamajorthreattoworldpeace...

Doyouthink..,doyouthinkwe'

llhaveaworldwarattheendofthecentury,isthatastrongpossibility?

Idon'

tthinkso,no.IguessIcouldbecalledoptimisticbutIthinkthat,um,peoplethroughoutmostpartsoftheworldarejusttoomuchawareofwhataworldwarwouldmean,andIthink,urn,ourleadersarenowwiseenough,they..,theyhave,er,goodenoughadviser,andtheygetenoughinputfrompublicopinion,sothatIthinkwecouldavoidwhateverfinalstepswouldleadusto,er,aworldwar.SoIdon'

tthinkitwillhappen.

第1题：

InwhichcitydoesMr.Hoodwork?

_______

参考答案：

London.

详细解答：

第2题：

WhatistheotheradvantageoflivingintheU.S.besidesrelaxedattitude?

_______

Casualness.

第3题：

ThedisadvantageMr.Hoodthinksisthewasteof______.

resources

第4题：

Themajorthreattoworldpeaceisthebuild-upof______.

weapons

第5题：

WhatisMr.Hood'

sattitudetowardsthepossibilityofaworldwar?

_________

Optimistic.

PartBYouwillhearapassage.Answerquestions6-10whileyoulisten.Writeassimplyaspossibleforeachanswer.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Younowhave25secondstoreadeachquestions.

HereistheNineO'

clockNews.Todaytherearefouritemsonthisprogram.

  PresidentAbsulKrimofSyriahassaidthatdangerofwarintheMiddleEastisbecauseSyrianpeoplehavewaitedtoolongforanendtothetroubleswiththeirneighbours.Ifwarcomes,saysMr.Krim,Syriawillbeready.TheseremarkshavebeenmadeinDamascus,thecapitaloftheSyrianArabRepublic.

  PolicemeninNewYorkhavegoneonstrike.TheirleaderMr.PaulAngelisaysthattheywillreturntoworkonlywhentheyreceivemoremoneyforworkinglonghours,anddoingwhatMr.Angelicalls"

themostdangerousjobinthecity"

.

  Benkiteson,awriterofstoriesandplaysforchildren,hasdiedathishomeinCalifornia.Mr.Kitsonwas82.HismostfamousbookofstoriesTheGentleman'

sHousesellsallovertheworldinmorethantwenty-fivelanguages.

  Ithasbeenagoodyearonthefarm.Thewarm,wetspringandthefinesummerhavebeenverygoodforvariousfoodplants.Thismeansthatfruitsandvegetableswillcostlessintheshopsthisyear.

Howmanypiecesofnewsinallhaveyoujustheard?

第6题：

AccordingtothecommentsofPresidentAbsulKrim,_____

Four

第7题：

WhatistheattitudeoftheSyrianpeopletowardsthewar?

_____

Notwant/notafraidof．

第8题：

WhatisMr.PaulAngeliinthecityofNewYork?

Leaderofpolicemen．

第9题：

WhatisMr.Kitson'

smostfamousbook?

TheGentleman'

sHouse．

第10题：

Whatdoyouthinkofthepriceforfruitsandvegetablesthisyear?

Lowerthanbefore．

PartCYouwillhearthreedialoguesorpassages.Beforelisteningtoeachone,youwillhavetimetoreadthequestionsrelatedtoit.Whilelistening,answereachquestionbychoosing[A]、[B]、[C]or[D].Afterlistening,youwillhavetimetocheckyouranswer.Youwillheareachpieceonceonly.

Man'

sfirstrealinvention,andoneofthemostimportantinventionsinhistory,wasthe

wheel.Alltransportationandeverymachineintheworlddependsonit.

Thewheelisthesimplestyetperhapsthemostremarkableofallinventions,becausetherearenowheelsinnature-nolivingthingwasevercreatedwithwheels.How,then,didmancometoinventthewheel?

Perhapssomeearlyhuntersfoundthattheycouldrollthecarcassofaheavyanimalthroughtheforestonlogsmoreeasilythantheycouldcarryit.However,thelogsthemselvesweighedalot.

Itmusthavetakenagreatprehistoricthinkertoimaginetwothinslicesoflogconnectedattheircentersbyastrongstick.Thiswouldrollalongjustasthelogsdid,yetbemuchlighterandeasiertohandle.Thusthewheelandaxlecameintobeing,andwiththemthefirstcarts.

第11题：

Whyisthewheelimportant?

A.Becausethewheelwasman'

sfirstinvention.

B.Becausealltransportationdependsonthewheel.

C.Becauseeverymachinedependsonthewheel.

D.BothBandC.

D

答案解析：

第12题：

Whatdoesthepassagetellusaboutthewheel.

A.Itissimple.

B.Itiscomplicate[D].

C.Itisstrange.

D.Itisunusual.

第13题：

Whomwasprobablythewheelinventedby?

A.Agroupofearlyhunters.

B.Thefirstmanonearth.

C.Agreatprehistoricthinker.

D.Themanwhomadethefirstcart.

IflewtoSanFranciscototakecareof.somebusinesswithMr.Jordan.ButassoonasI

arrived,Igotsickandcouldn'

tmeetwithhim.Ihadtocallourappointmentoff.Then,whenIfeltbetterIthoughtaboutvisitinghimathishome,buthelivedtoofaraway.Itriedtotelephonehimduringofficehours,buthewasbusy.ThereceptionistsaidthatMr.Jordanwouldcallmeback,butbedidn'

t.IgaveuptryingtomakeanewappointmentbecauseitwouldtakemoretimeandeffortthanIwantedtospend.Afewdayslater,IsawamanonthestreetwholookedlikeMr.Jordan,andIcalledouttohim.Itwassomeoneelse.WhenIreturnedtomyhotelthatday,IfoundamessagewhichsaidthatMr.Jordanhadgoneoutoftownonsomesuddenunexpectedbusiness.IwassorryIhadmissedseeinghim,butIreallyenjoyedmysightseeinginSanFrancisco.

第14题：

Whycouldn'

tthespeakermeetMr.JordanwhenhegottoSanFrancisco?

A.Hemissedtheappointment.

B.Hearrivedlate.

C.Hewassick.

D.Hewasverybusy.

C

第15题：

Whydidthespeakergiveupmakinganotherappointment?

A.Hewasbusysightseeing.

B.Hecouldn'

tvisitMr.Jordaninhisoffice.

C.Hedidn'

twanttoseeMr.Jordananymore.

D.Hedid'

twanttotakethetroublemakingit.

第16题：

Whatdowelearnfromthestory?

A.Thetripdidn'

tdoanygoodtohishealth.

B.Thetripwasacompletedisappointment.

C.Thetripwasenjoyablebutnotfruitfulintermsofbusiness.

D.Thetriphelpedhimmeetmanyinterestingpeople.

17-20

Duringlastfall'

sunofficialpauseonpolitics,VicePresidentDickCheneyfilledinforBushatafund-raiserfortheRepublicanGovernorsAssociation.NeitherstumpedforlosingGOPstatecandidatesintheoff-yearelectionsinViginiaandNewJersey.ThatchangedwiththeNewYear.Thepoblicisnowreadyforpoliticstoresumeinfull,saidRepublicanstrategistRichGalen.CooperetionofthetwopartiesiswhatAmericanswantoutoftheirPresidentinawarsetting.Butwithelectionshappening,AmericansfullyexpectthePresidenttofulfillhispartyobligations.SenateMajorityLeaderTomDaschledeclaredopenseasonwhenhegaveanaddresslastweekblamingBush'

staxcutsforloomingbudgetdeficits.ThePresident'

sdisproof,inwhichheurgedDecmocratstounitebe-hindhimontheeconomyastheyhaveonthewar,madeclearhewilltrytoputtopoliticalusehisrecordpostSep.11popularityascommanderinchief.It'

satrickybalancingact,saidindependentpollsterAndrewKohut."

Idon'

tthinkvotersaregoingtosayhissupportercampaigningisinappropriate,unlessheuseshissuccessascommanderinchieftotrytopuchhispoliticalagenda.Then,hecouldsufferacriticism"

Kohutsaid.BeforeWednesday,Bushtendedtopoliticsmorequietly.AfteratownmeetinginOrlandoonDe