新视野大学英语听力第三册文章 Unit3.docx
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新视野大学英语听力第三册文章Unit3
Uint3
II.BasicListeningPractice
1.Script
M:
Amy,sitdown,weneedtotalk.YourmotherandIaregoingtoseparate.
W:
What!
Areyoucrazy?
Youcan’tdothat!
Whatwillmyfriendssay?
Ijustwanttohaveanormalfamily.
Q:
Whatisthegirlsaying?
2.Script
M:
Goodevening,Mrs.Jones.Themanagersentyoutheserosesandhisbestwishestoyoubothforahappyanniversary.
W:
Thankyou.Weliketheroomandtheservicehere,andweespeciallyappreciatethemanager’sconsideration/
Q:
Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?
3.Script
W:
WhileI’mscramblingtheeggs,couldyouputtheflourintothebowl?
M:
Youbet,darling.I’llalsoturntheovenonsothatitgetswarmedup.
Q:
Wheredoesthisconversationprobabletakeplace?
4.Script
W:
Ihaveaveryimportantmeetingtonight,andI’mafraidIcan’tmissit.
M:
Butthiseveningistheparents’meetingatschool,andIwasexpectingyou’dcometoit.OK,I’llphoneDad,maybeheandhisgirlfriendwillcome.
Q:
Whatcanbeinferredfromtheconversation?
5.Script
W1:
Soyou’restillsingle?
Ifyou’dlistentomeandusedtheInternet,you’dhaveahusbandbynow.
W2:
IdidusetheInternet.Ipostedanadthatread“HusbandWanted”.Thereweredozensofe-mailresponses.Buttheyallsaidprettymuchthesamething:
Youcanhavemine.
Q:
Whatcanweinferfromtheconversation?
Keys:
1.C2.A3.B4.C5.D
III.ListeningIn
Task1:
ReasonsforaDivorce
Script
W:
I’mdivorcingmyhusband.
M:
Howlonghaveyoubeenmarried?
W:
Thirteenyears.
M:
Doyouhavechildren?
W:
Yes,andIhavetoprotectthemfromanymoreharmfrommyhusband’sirresponsibility
M:
So,whatareyourgroundsfordivorce?
W:
Well,firstofall,hekeepschangingjobs.We’vehadmovedfourtimesinthirteenyears!
M:
And,youbelievethatwillbegoodgroundsfordivorce?
W:
Idohavearighttostabilityformychildrenandmyself,don’tI?
M:
Aren’ttheyhischildren,too?
W:
Butmyhusbandisn’tfulfillinghisduties!
M:
Ishepayingthebills?
W:
Well,yes,butwejustlivearoundthepovertyline.Ourkidsarebeingteasedbyotherkidsatschoolbecausewecan’tdressthemingoodclothes!
Wehavetoliveinasmalldepartmentanddriveanoldcar!
M:
Doesthecarrun?
W:
Yes,butitlooksOLD!
M:
Doyouyellathimandcallhimnames?
W:
Well,heyellsatme!
M:
So,thosearethereasonstonothonoryourhusband.Areyougoingtogivehimjointcustodyinthisdivorce?
W:
No,justvisitationrights.
M:
Why?
W:
Becausethelawpermitsmeto.
M:
And,whataboutthefinancialdemandsofthisdivorce?
W:
I’mdemandinghalfofallwehave,whichisn’tmuch,andlargesupportpayments.
Afterthirteenyearsmarriage,thewomanwantstodivorceherhusband,claimingheisirresponsible.Whenaskedforthespecificgroundsfordivorce,shegivesthesereasons:
First,hekeepschangingjobs,andthefamilyhashadtomovefourtimesinthirteenyears,butshewantsstabilityforherchildrenandherself.Second,althoughheispayingthebills,theyjustlivearoundthepovertyline.Herchildrenarebeingteasedbyotherchildrenfornotdressinggoodclothes.Also,theyhadtoliveinasmallapartmentanddriveanoldcar,thoughitstillruns.Worsestill,thehusbandyellsather,thoughsheadmitsshealsoyellathimandcallshimnames.Asforthedivorcearrangements,thewomanwillgivethehusbandonlyvisitationrightsinsteadofjointcustody.Moreover,thewomanwilldemandhalfofalltheyhaveandlargesupportpayments.
Task2:
Whatfour-letterwords?
Script
Dorothywastheonlychildofherfamily,bornwhenherparentsweremid-aged.Theyspoiledherbadly.Attheageof33shestilllivedathome.Hermotherandfathertreatherlikeaprincess.Sheseemedperfectlycontentwiththatsituation,soherfriendsweresurprisedwhensheannouncedshewouldsoongetmarried.Peoplewhoknewherwellsaidthemarriagewouldn’tlastlong.Butforthepresent,sheandhernewhusbandapproachedhappy.
Assoonasthenewlycouplereturnedfromtheirhoneymoon,thebridecalledhermother.
“Howdoeseverythinggo?
”hermotherasked.
“Oh,Mom,”shebegan,“thehoneymoonwaslovely!
Soromantic!
Wehadawonderfultime.Butonourback,Bobstartedusingterriblelanguage.StuffI’dneverheardbefore.Reallyawfulfour-letterwords.You’vegottocomegetmeandtakemehome.Please,Mom!
”thenewbridesobbedoverthetelephone.
“But,honey,”themotherasked,“Whatfour-letterwords?
”
“Ican’ttellyou,Mom.They’retooawful!
Comegetme,please!
”
“Darling,youmusttellmewhathasupsetyousomuch.Tellmewhatfour-letterwordsheused.”
Stillsobbing,thebridesaid,“Mom,wordslikedust,wash,iron,andcook.”
Keys:
FTFFT
Task3:
AWomanWhoChoseNottoRemarry
Script
After17yearsofmarriage,myhusbandleftmeformybestfriend,Monica.WhatIhadfearedmostbecamereality:
Ibecamethesingleparentoftwoyoungchildren.Mydaughtergrewincreasinglyunhappy.Seven-year-oldJoannahadanxietyattackswhenevershewasleftaloneformorethanafewminutes.Five-year-oldSophiewouldvomitaftereverymeal.Underthepsychologicalpressure,Ithoughtaboutremarriage.Myfriendsarrangeddinnerwithsinglemenandinvitedmetopartiestomeetthelatest“someonespecial”.
ButlaterIchangedmymind.Acolleagueofminesaid,“Secondmarriagesusuallyendindivorce,andchildrenaredestroyedbyit.”Thereissometruthinhiswords.Researchpublishedin2004showedthatchildreninblendedfamilieswerenomoreemotionallyhealthythanthoseinsingle-parentfamilies.
Notlongago,mynow-teenagedaughterandIwenttolunchatourfavoriteItalianrestaurant.Whileeating,wetalkedaboutafriendofourswhowasdivorcinghersecondhusband.Wewereworriedabouthowthebreakwouldharmherthreechildren,twoofwhomwerestrugglingtogetfreeofdrugs.Joannaputdownherforkandlookedatme.“Mom,I’mgladyoudidn’tremarry,”shesaid.“Ifyouhaddivorcedagain,Imighthavetrieddrugsorevenconsidersuicide.”Atthatmoment,Irealized,onceagain,thatsinglenesswastherightchoiceforme.
1.Whatwasthespeakermostafraidof?
2.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?
3.Whatdidthespeaker’scolleaguesay?
4.Whichofthefollowingistrue?
5.Ifthespeakerhaddivorcedagain,whatmightherdaughter,Joanna,havedone?
Kes:
1C2.A3.B4.B5.B
IV.SpeakingOut
MODEL1Isyouthwastedontheyoung?
Amy:
I’dliketotalktoyou,sostopwhatyou’redoingforaminute.
Bill:
Whatisit,Amy?
I’mhavingahectictimeworkingonthisreportfortomorrow’smeeting.
Amy:
Well,you’realwaysprettybusy,andit’sbeenmorefiveyears,almostsix,sinceweweremarried.
Bill:
Yes,timehasgonesofast,butthey’vebeengoodyears.
Amy:
Iknow,butIwanttohaveababy—Iwantustohaveababy.
Bill:
Iknowyoudo.Butremember,wesaidwe’dwaituntilwecouldaffordit.
Amy:
Butfiveyearsisalongtimetowait.Anyway,it’slongenough.
Bill:
I’mthisclosetogettingapromotion.
Amy:
Whathasthatgottodowithit?
Wecouldwaitforeverifwewaitforthe“perfect”moment.Soonwe’llbetoooldtoenjoyinghavingababy.
Bill:
Youknow,youhaveagoodpoint.Thisreportcanwait.I’lldoittomorrowmorning.Let’sopenabottleofwineandenjoyourselves.
NowYourTurn
SAMPLEDIALOG
A:
I’vegotsomethingimportanttotellyou:
I’mpregnant.
B:
What?
You’repregnant?
Wow,I’dlovetohaveababy.
A:
Well,Iunderstandyouwanttobeafather.It’sbeenmorethanthreeyears,almostfour,sinceweweremarried.
B:
Yes,timehaspassedsoquickly,butwestilldidn’thaveababy.
A:
Iknow,butwecan’taffordtohaveonenow.IfIleavemyjobformorethantwoweeks,I’llloseitforever.
B:
Iknowyouwill.Butremember,ifwedon’thaveonenow,it’llbetoolate.We’llbebusierinfuture.
A:
Thereissomethinginwhatyousaid.Fouryearsisalongtimetowait.ButIreallylikemyjob.What’smore,I’mveryclosetogettingpromotion.
B:
Butababybornebyawomaninher30smaybephysicallyandintellectuallylesshealthy.Ifwewantedtoholdontoyourjob,wewouldwaitforever.Soonwe’llbetoooldtoenjoyababy.
A:
Youreallyhaveapoint.I’llchoosethebabyoverthejob.
B:
Good,I’lltryhardertomakebothendsmeet
MODEL2SomanypeopleintheUnitedStatesgetdivorced!
Script
Kim:
HiAmy.
Amy:
Hi!
Lookatthisheadline,Kim.
Kim:
Wow!
SomanypeopleintheUnitedStatesgetdivorced!
Amy:
Butthisisnotuncommoninwest.Insomeplaces,thedivorceratecanbeashighas50percent.
Kim:
ItseemsstrangetomethatWesternersfallheadheelsinlovequickly,ifnotatfirstsight;buttheyalsoleaveeachotherquickly.
Amy:
Isitthesameinyourcountry?
Kim:
Idon’tthinkso.Inmycountry,somemarriagesbreakup,butmostcouplesstaytogether.
Amy:
Dopeoplegetmarriedyoung?
Kim:
Notreally.Notmanypeoplegetmarriedbeforetheageof20.
Amy:
Hmm.Dowomanusuallyworkaftertheygetmarried?
Kim:
No,alotofwomenstayhometotakecareoftheirfamilies.Butmorewomenworknow.
NowYourTurn
SAMPLEDIALOG
A:
ItseemsstrangetomethatWesternersfallheadheelsinlovequickly,buttheyalsoleaveeachotherquickly.
B:
Isitthesamewhereyoulive?
A:
Idon’tthinkso.Inmycountry,mostcouplesstaytogether.
B:
Whatisthedivorcerateinyourhomeland?
A:
Thedivorceratecanbeaslowas10percent.
B:
That’squitelowerthaninourcountry.
A:
Well,what’sthedivorcerateinyourcountry?
B:
About50percent,ifI’mnotmistaken.
A:
Oh,that’sreallyhigh!
B:
Dopeoplegetmarriedyoung?
A:
Notreally.Notmanypeoplegetmarriedbeforetheageof22.
B:
Manyofouryoungpeoplegetmarriedbefore20.
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