新标准大学英语视听说2听力材料文本与答案.docx
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新标准大学英语视听说2听力材料文本与答案
Unit1Collegeculture
Insideview
Conversation1
Janet
SothisistheCherwellBoathouse–it’s
lovely!
Andlookatthosepeoplepunting!
It
looksquiteeasy.
Mark
I’mnotsosureaboutthat!
Janet,there’s
somethingKateandIwantedtodiscusswith
you.Somepeopleincollegeareorganizing
charityeventsthisterm.We’vedecidedtoget
involved.
Janet
Raisingmoneyforcharity?
Right.InChina,
peopleraisemoneyforcharitybutstudents
don’tusuallydothat.
Mark
Studentsoftendothathere.Anyway,we’re
thinkingofdoingsponsoredpunting.
Janet
Sponsoredpunting!
What’sthat?
Kate
Sponsoringiswhenpeoplepayyoutodo
something–likerunalongdistance.So
peoplewouldbesponsoringstudentstopunt.
Janet
Whatagreatidea!
I’dlovetojoinyou!
Mark
That’swhywe’retellingyouaboutit.So
that’sdecidedthen.Let’smakealistofthings
weneedtodo.
Kate
I’lldothat.Oneofthefirstthingsweshould
doischoosethecharity.
Mark
Yes.Andchooseadayfortheevent.Andwe
needtodesignthesponsorshipform.I’vegot
onehere.
Kate
Thatlooksfine,butwemustchangethe
wording.Whowantstodothat?
Mark
I’lldothat.Whathavewegotsofar?
Kate
Chooseacharity.Alsoadayfortheevent.
Changethewordingonthesponsorshipform
…Um…Wehavetodecidewherethepunt
willstartfrom.
Mark
CherwellBoathouse,noquestion!
It'savery
beautifulroutefromhere,apparently.
Kate
I’mwithyouonthat.
Janet
Metoo…
Conversation2
Janet
I’mnotusedtoboats–Woah!
Mark
Whoops!
Kate
Watchout!
Younearlyhitmewiththatthing!
Mark
Sorry!
Ididn’tmeanto.…OK,we’reoff!
Kate
MaybeIshoulddothepunting.
Mark
It’sfine.I’vegotthehangofitnow–givemeachance.
Kate
Well,I’dliketohaveago.
Mark
SupposingIdothefirsthour.Thenyoucantakeoverforawhile,ifyouwantto.
Kate
Yes,great.
Janet
You’rereallygoodatit,Mark!
Thisisfantastic!
It’sexactlyhowIimaginedlifehere!
Lookoverthere–isn’titlovely!
Kate
Yes,itis.
…
Janet
Kate,everything’sorganized,isn’tit,for
collectingthesponsorshipmoney?
Kate
Yes,I’vearrangedforpeopletogetthe
moneytomebynextFriday–iftheyhaven’t
paidonline.I’llcountitallup.
Janet
Good.We’dbetterhaveameetingsoonafter
that,don’tyouthink?
Howmuchhavewe
raised?
Janet
About600.
Kate
Fantastic!
I’msoenjoyingthis!
Mark
Heyguys,I’vegotasuggestion–howaboutmovingovertothebankandwecanhaveourpicnic!
Hey,look,there’sLouiseandSophie!
Mark
Whoo…
GirlsMark!
Janet
Areyouallright?
Mark
Er…OfcourseI’mallright.Kate,Ithinkit’syourturntopunt!
Outsideview
V/O
HarvardUniversityinCambridgeisoneofthebestuniversitiesintheworld.WespoketoAlexJude,theuniversity’sHeadofCommunications.HeexplainedthatHarvardlooksforthebestandmosttalentedstudentsfromaroundtheworld.
Alex
Harvardactuallyseeksstudentsfromaroundtheworld,thebeststudentsthatwecanfind,tostudychemistry,orstudyliterature,orstudygovernment,orbusiness.Ourbusinessschoolisparticularlywell-knownaroundtheworld,asisthemedicalschoolandlawschool,so,um,and,andtheKennedySchoolofgovernment,ortheJohnF.KennedySchoolofGovernment,so,er,wedoseekvery,verytalentedstudentsandwehaveopendoorsforthem.
V/O
WeaskedfivestudentsatHarvardtotellus
whatkindofsociallifetheyhave.
Ashley
Um,wellrelaxingisalittlehardtodoaroundhere,butbasically,Imean,Istill,I,Ilivenearbyanyway,soIseealotofmyfriends,and…Um,there’sagoodsociallifehereifyoulookforit.Igotothegym,run.Sothat’swhatIdo.
Adam
Itiswhateveryouwantittobe.It’sgood.Ifyouwannagooutparty,doanythingyoucan.Ifyouwannasitinyourroomandstudyallnightlikemyfriendoverhere,youcanalsodothat.
Brian
Socially,likeyousaid,it’s,it’salotofwhatyoumakeit.Um,wedon’thavefraternitieshere,andso,youknow,that’s,it’sobviouslynotassocial.There’snotasmanypartiesastherewouldbeonanothercampus.Um,butonaFridayorSaturdaynight,there,there,therewillbeaparty.Usuallyweendupstudyinguntilabout10o’clock.Andthenwe,andthenwe’llgooutandhavefunmaybe,orjustwatchamoviewithfriends,or,youknow,whateverisgoingonforthenight.
Jodie
Noteveryonewouldagreewithme,obviously,butit’s,Ithinkit’safunplacetobe.
Int.
Haveyoumadealotoffriends?
Jodie
Oh,definitely.
Int.
Mm.
Jodie
Many.
Int.
What,whatdoyoudowithyourfriends?
Jodie
Um,well,Iliketogotoconcerts.I’minthreemusicgroups,soIhavelotsofrehearsalsduringtheweekforthat.Um,justdo,youknow,somefunthings,ontheweekend.
V/O
WeaskedtheHarvardstudentsiftheyusethe
Internet.
Ashley
Um,I,Iuseitafairlygoodamount.Um,ourlibrarysystemisonline,soIusethatalot.Andalotofmyclasses,youknow,havetodoresearchpapers.Youcanfindalotofinformationonthere,so.
Int.
Sohowoftendoyouuseit,aweek,aday?
Ashley
Um,Iuseitprobablyonmoreofaweeklybasis.Maybethreeorfourtimesaweek.
Brian
Ohyes,definitely.WelivethroughtheInternetactually.Well,IdoalotofresearchthroughtheInternet,followmystocksontheInternet.Um,well,eventhoughe-mailisnotofficiallyInternet,we,that’showwecommunicatealotatcollege,so,throughthee-mail.
John
Um,Iusetheinternetmostlyfor,er,I’dsay,sortofleisurepurposes.Imean,Iplay,um,Iuseitforalotof,Idon’t,wedon’thaveTVinmyroom,soIuseit,uh,uh,gototheCNNwebsite,keepuponcurrentevents,thingslikethat.Uh,Ialso,uh,youknow,there’ssomelittlegamestoplayovertheInternet.Um,justum,Igototoseewhat’shappening,followtheBostonRedSox,thingslikethat.Um,Ithinkalotofcoursesuseittopostthings,butI,Idon’tusuallyuseitthatmuchforresearch,orthings.Itendtousethelibrariesforsuchthings,so.
Listeningin
Passage1
V/O
Hi,I’mNickCarter,andthisisSUR,youruniversityradiostation.Thismorningwewentaroundcampustoaskfreshers–nowhalf-waythroughtheirfirstyear–thequestion,“Howareyoufindinguni?
”Herearesomeoftheanswerswegot.
Speaker1
It’scool.It’severythingIhopeditwouldbe.I’mveryambitious,IwanttobeajournalistandIwanttogettothetopoftheprofession.I’vestartedwritingfortheuniversitynewspapersoI’vegotmyfootontheladderalready.
Speaker2
I’mworkinghardandtheteachingisasgoodasIexpected.AndI’vemadesomegoodfriends.ButI’mveryhomesick.I’mNigerianandmyfamily’ssofaraway.IwenthomeatChristmasforamonth–thatreallyhelped,butman,Imissmyfamilysomuch.
Speaker3
“HowamIfindinguni?
”It’sgreat.It’snotperfect,nothingis,but,like,I’vegotabrilliantsociallife,justbrilliant,andI’vemadelotsoffriends.ForthefirstfewmonthsIjustdidn’tdo,reallyenoughwork.ButI–ItalkedaboutitwithmyparentsandI’mworkinghardernowandgettinggoodgrades.
Speaker4
Actually,I’vebeenquitelonelytobehonest.I’mabitshy…everyoneelseseemedtofinditsoeasytomakefriendsstraightaway.Butthingshavebeenbetterrecently–yeah,theyhave.I’vejoinedacoupleofclubsandlike,itreallyhelpstogettoknowpeoplewhenyouhavesharedinterests.So,yeah–I’mfeelinga
lothappiernow.
Speaker5
Uni’sgreat,Iloveit.Myonlyproblem–andit’squiteabigproblem–ismoney.Myparentsarebothunemployedso,youknow,theycan’thelpmefinancially.Mygrantjustisn’t–it’sjustnotenoughformetoliveon,soI’vetakenapart-timejobasawaitress–alotofpeopleIknow,likealot,havehadtodothesame.Idon’twanttohavehugedebtsattheend.
Speaker6
Ilovemysubject,History,andI’m,I’mgettingfantasticteachinghere.IwanttobeauniversitylecturerandthatmeansIhavetogetafirst.Ihaveagoodsociallifebutworkdefinitelycomesfirstforme.
Passage2
OxfordandCambridge–twouniversitiessosimilarthattheyareoftenspokenoftogetheras“Oxbridge”.They’rebothintheUK,fairlynearLondon,andbothregularlycometopinanyrankingoftheworld’sbestuniversities.Thetwouniversitiesbeganwithinacenturyofeachother.OxfordUniversity,now900yearsold,wasfoundedtowardstheendofthe11thcentury.In1209therewasadisputebetweentheuniversityandthetownspeopleofOxford.Asaresult,someoftheOxfordteachersleftandfoundedauniversityinthetownofCambridge,some84milesaway.Eversincethen,thetwoinstitutionshavebeenverycompetitive.Unlikemostmodernuniversities,bothOxfordandCambridgeconsistofalargenumberofcolleges.Oxfordhas39andCambridge31.Manyofthesecollegeshaveoldandverybeautifularchitecture,andlargenumbersoftouristsvisitthem.InallUKuniversities,youneedgoodgradesinthenationalexamstakenat18.ButtogetintoOxfordandCambridge,it’snotenoughtogetAgradesinyourexams.Youalsohavetogoforalonginterview.Intheseinterviews,studentsneedtoshowthattheyarecreativeandcapableoforiginalthinking.Throughthecenturies,bothuniversitieshavemadehugecontributionstoBritishculturallife.Theyhaveproducedgreatwriters,worldleadersand
politicians.Cambridge,inparticular,hasproducedscientistswhosediscoveriesandinventionshavechangedourlives.Amongthegreatuniversityinstitutionsistheworld’smostfamousdebatingsociety,
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