三级班听力问题详解38单元1.docx

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三级班听力问题详解38单元1

三级班听力答案

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2015级会计2班刘丽萍

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考虑到大家的进度【其实还是本人比较懒】，从UNIT3开始。

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期末加油呀

UNIT3

Unittest

ACACB

BBDAC

CBDDD

InthetownwhereIgrewup,thereweretwocreeksrunningthroughit.Inthe1）winter,I'dtrapmuskrats,andwealsoskatedalot.RockyForkCreekranagreatdistance,andwe'd2）literallyskateformiles.BigWalnutCreekontheotherhandwaswheremorefolksfromthe3）communitycametoskatesocially.Itwasamuch4）widercreek.We'dhavebonfiresthereandhadsomegreathockeygames,too.

Myfriend,Zeke,had65）siblingsandeverykidinthefamilyhadtheirownhorse,sowe'dgotoZeke'sandridethroughthe6）woodsandmeadows.Zekewouldpullusonsledsusinghisdad'stractor.Inthesummer,we'd7）explorethecreeks,andI'dbe8）catchingsnakesandfrogs,andfishing.

InthesummermyfamilyandItraveledtoButler,PAtovisitmygrandparents.Wewouldplaygolforatnightweallplayedcards.GrandpawouldtakemefishingandheandI9）wouldrunerrandsallaroundtowninhisredoldcar.OnFridaynightsheandIwatchedtheGilletteFights.

MyfamilyandIalsospenttwoweekseachsummeratConneautLakePark.Therewasahugethree-storyhotelwhosegroundswerereallybeautiful.Theparkalsohadasmall10）golfcourse,andamidway,andIrecallwecouldridealltheridesintheamusementparkforonly$2onWednesdays.I'dgetupandgofishinginanearbycanalbeforetherestofthefamilyawoke.

UNIT4

Conversations

DBCAD

BCDB

Passages

BCAD

Scientificresearchshouldimproveouroverallqualityoflife.Thegovernmentshouldprovidefinancialandpoliticalsupporttoanyresearchthatislikelytoresultinimmediateandsignificantbenefitsforthepeople.However,people'sideas1）varywhenitcomestowhetherthegovernmentshouldsupportscientificresearchwithnopracticaluse.Still2）alargeportionofpeoplebelievethatthegovernmentshoulddistributeadequatefundstoanyscientificresearchthataimstoimprovethe3）well-beingofpeople,evenifitisofnopracticaluseintheshortrun.

Scientificresearchwhosesocialbenefitsareimmediate,predictable,and4）profoundshouldcontinuetobeahighpriority.Forexample,biotechnologyresearchhasbeenproventohelpcureandpreventdiseases;informationtechnologyenableseducationtobemore5）accessible;andcommunicationtechnologyfacilitatesglobalpeacebyimprovingmutualunderstandingamongpeopleandtheirparticipationinthedemocraticprocess.

However,thisisnottosaythatresearchwhosebenefitsarelessimmediateorclearshouldbegivenalowerpriority.Itisdifficulttopredictwhichresearchwill6）ultimatelyleadtothegreatestcontributionstosociety.Reluctancetofinancelesspracticalscientificresearchcould7）haveaharmfuleffectontheeffortstoexplorenewknowledge.Thisisparticularlytrueofthecomputersciences.Forinstance,beforethefirstcomputerwasinvented,publicopinions8）wentagainstit,asmostpeoplesawnothingpracticalincomputerresearch.However,computerstransformedthewayhumansocietyevolvedandprovedtobeofgreatavailinthelongrun,especiallyintermsofscientificdevelopmentinfieldssuchasthemilitary,medicine,9）aviation,andeducation.

Therefore,nevershouldwethinkthatscientificresearchwhosebenefitsareunknown10）isnotworthpursuingsincethepurposeofanyresearchshouldbetodiscovertruths,whateveritmightbe.

Unittest

BCACD

CCDAD

DABAA

Thismightbeanimportantscientificbreakthrough.Ascientistsetouttoimprovetheproductivity（生产力）offarmanimalsandalongthewaysetoffa1）biologicalearthquake.Theexperimenthe2）firmlypursued（从事）involvedworkwithacellfromanadultmammal.His3）effortsweretomakeacellbehavelikeacellfromadevelopingembryo（胚胎）.Anditwassuccessful.HeandhiscoworkersclonedasheepcalledDollyandintroducedhertoaskepticalworldinFebruary1997.

Perhapsitwashis4）isolationinaquietruralpartofScotlandthatpermittedhimtoresistthe5）objectors.Orperhapsitwastheisolationoftheremotefieldoffarmanimalsthatgavehimthe6）originality.However,heseemedassurprisedasanyoneelsethathis7）modestandsimpleexperimentshouldhaveagreatimpactonoursenseofwhatitistobehuman.Hewantedtousehiscloningtechnologyto8）improvethehealth,thequality,andtheproductivityoffarmanimals.Anyexperimentwithhumans,hebelieved,shouldalwaysbekeptstrictlyattheverylowlevelofcellsandproteins.Itwouldbe9）morallyunacceptable,hesaid,tousehistechniquetocreateahumanclone.Ofcourse,thisachievementwouldbringfear,debateandnew10）legislationincountriesaroundtheworld.Inaword,Dollythesheephaschangedtheworld.

UNIT5

Listening

Usetheskills2.3

1.

AndI'vealways

（1）

lovedfashion,sotheideathatIcouldgotofashionshowsinParis,NewYork,etc.wasjust

（2）

amazingforme.WhatIdidn'trealizeisthatactuallybeingamodelisreally,really（3）

hardwork.

2.

Andtheproblemisthatyouneedto

（1）

lookgoodallthetime.Butoften,you're（2feelingterrible）

.

3.

Icouldspendmydayssittinginsomeofthebestrestaurants,

（1）

eatingdeliciousfood,and

（2）

getpaidforit.Theonlyproblem,whichIdidn'trealizeatthetime,isthatactuallyyoucan（3）

getboredofeatingrestaurantfood.

4.

Iusedtospendhoursinthegym,doingexercisetotryand

（1）

workoffthefoodIwaseating.Butitwasimpossible.So,intheend,

（2）

Igaveitup.

5.

Ihadthis

（1）（wonderfullyromantic）ideaofowningmyownvineyard,makingwine,andspendingmylifeinthebeautifulTuscancountryside.Buttherealityisverydifferent.Ihadnoidea

（2）（howtiring）thejobwouldbe.

6.

AndinSeptember,abadstormcan

（1）（ruinthegrapes）injustafewminutes.AtleastwhenIworkedinanoffice,Ididn'tuseto

（2）

worryabouttheweather.Havingsaidthat,Ilovemylife.Andthescienceofmakingwineis（3）

worryabouttheweather.

Morepracticeinlistening

Conversations

BBADC

BABD

Passages

DABD

Apoorlytrainedmanagercanmakeanemployee'slifemiserable.In99outof100cases,employeesmay1）sufferfromlowspiritsandthengraduallybecomenolonger2）enthusiasticabouttheirjobsjustbecausetheyhaveabosswhodoesn'tapproveofthem,doesn'tlistentothem,orgenerally3）erodestheirself-esteem.

Threebasicskillsthateverymanagershoulduseinordertobe4）competentonthejobare:

beingspecific,enhancingothers'self-esteemandlisteningeffectively.Beingspecificmeansgiving5）clear-cutinstructionsaboutwhatistobedoneandtheresultstobeachieved.Beingspecificalsomeansdescribingthebehaviorofpeopleratherthan6）labelingpeople.Itincludesgivingbothpositivefeedbackthattellsthemwhattorepeatandcorrectivefeedbackthatisfirm,yetnotcritical.Thenit7）comesdowntoevokingintheemployeesself-esteem.Self-esteemisaprivate,individualmatter.Itisnotfixed,butgoesupanddownfromdaytoday,orevenfromhourtohour.Thus,buildingself-esteemisnoeasytask.Managerscan'tMAKEpeoplefeelgoodaboutthemselves,butrather,theyneedtohelppeopledeveloptheirownself-esteemasself-esteemislikeadoorthat'slockedfromtheinside.Afinalskillthattoday'smanagersneedmorethaneverislistening.Listeningmayseemlikea8）commonplaceskill,butit'snotpracticedasmuchasitshouldbeinbusinesstoday.People9）tendtothinkaboutwhattheyaregoingtosayinresponsewhenanotherpersonistalking,insteadof10）focusingonwhatthatpersonissayingandwhathe/shemeans.

Unittest

ACABB

DCABB

ACAAD

Doyouhappentoknowsomethingaboutthepolice?

Inpolicework,youcannever1）predictthenextcrimeorproblem.Noworkingdayis2）identicaltoanyother.Sothereisno"3）typical"dayforapoliceofficer.Somedaysarerelativelyslow,andthejobis4）boring;otherdaysaresobusythatthereisnotimetoeat.IthinkIcandescribepoliceworkinoneword:

5）variety.Sometimesit's6）dangerous.Oneday,forexample,Iwasworkingonaspecialassignment;thatis,Iwasonthejob,butIwaswearing7）normalclothes,notmypoliceuniform.Iwastryingtocatch8）somerobberswhowerestealingfrompeopleastheywalkeddownthestreet.Suddenly,sevenbadmenjumpedoutatme;oneofthemhadaknife,andwegotintoafight.Anotherpolicemanarrived,andthetwoofus9）capturedthreeofthemen;buttheotherfourranaway.Anotherday,Ihelpedawomanwhowasgoingtohaveababy.Shewastryingtogettothehospital,buttherewasabadtrafficjam.Iputherinmypolicecartogethertherefaster.Ithoughtshewasgoingtohavethebaby10）rightthereinmycar.Butfortunately,thebabywaitedto"arrive"untilwegottothehospital.

UNIT6

Conversations

CABAB

ACCB

Passages

ADBB

TheSultanawasaMississippiRiversteamboatdestroyedinanexplosiononApril27,1865.An1）estimated1,800ofthe2,400passengerswerekilled,andtheSultanasanknotfarfromMemphis,Tennessee.Thisdisasterreceivedlittlepublicattention,asittookplacesoonafterthePresidentAbrahamLincolnwas2）assassinated.

Thewoodensteamboatwasconstructedin1863and3）wasintendedtobeusedforthelowerMississippicottontrade.Registering1,719tons,thesteamboatwasbuilttocarrynomorethan365people.Fortwoyears,itranaregularroutebetweenSt.LouisandNewOrleans.Sometimesitwasaskedtocarrytroops.

TheSultanaleftNewOrleansonApril21,1865.MostofthepassengerswereUnionsoldiers