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剑6听力原文
C6T1
TAPESCRIPTS
SECTION1
MAN:
Right,gotthat.Andwhat’sthenexttype?
WOMAN:
Well,that’sSilver—it’sthesameasGoldexceptyouhavetopayasmallfeeof£1,00perlessonforanyyoudoandyoucanonlyusethecentreatcertaintimes.
MAN:
Isee.Sowhenexactly?
WOMAN:
Youcanonlyusethefacilitiesbetween10amand4:
30pm.
MAN:
SoIcouldn’tusethepoolat8inthemorningorevening,then?
WOMAN:
That’sright.
MAN:
OK.Andthepriceforthat?
IsthejoiningfeethesameasforGold?
WOMAN:
Actually,it’sslightlylessthanthe£250—it’s£225,buttheannualfeeisonly£300.Doesthatsoundmorelikewhatyouwant?
MAN:
Well,it’sstillrathermoreexpensivethanIthought.I’mastudenthereinEnglandandI’monlyhereforsixmonths.
WOMAN:
Ah,thentheBronzeschemewouldprobablysuityoubest.
MAN:
Howisthatdifferent?
WOMAN:
Well,someofthefacilitieshaverestricteduse.
MAN:
AnddoIhavetopayforclasses?
WOMAN:
Yes,it’s£3foreachclassyoujoin.
MAN:
Isee.Andwhatarethehoursthen?
WOMAN:
Between10.30and3.30weekdaysonlyandyoupaya£50joiningfee.Theannualfeeis£180—itworksoutat£15amonth,sothatwouldbequitealotcheaper.
MAN:
Oh,thatshouldbeallright.Icouldcomeinmyfreeperiods.WhatdoIhavetodoifIwanttojoin?
WOMAN:
Well,webookyouinforanassessmentwithaninstructor,whowillshowyouhowtousealltheequipment.Ifyouwanttoorganizeatrialsessionandlookaroundthecentre,you’llneedtospeaktoDavidKynchley.
MAN:
Hmm.Couldyouspellthatplease?
WOMAN:
Yes,DavidK-Y-N-C-H-L-E-Y.I’llgiveyouhisdirectlinenumber.It’soh-four-five-eight-nine-five-three-doubleone.
MAN:
Thanks.
WOMAN:
ThankyouforcallingKingswellClub.
SECTION2
MAN:
AndhereonRadioRivendenwehaveLynneRawley,thePublicRelationsOfficerofourownRivendenCityTheatre.Hello,Lynne.
LYNNE:
Hello.
MAN:
Now,thetheatreisreopeningsoonafteritsthree-yearredevelopmentprogram,isn’tit?
LYNNE:
That’sright,andtherearealotofimprovements.Thefirstthingpeoplewillseewhentheygoinisthatthefoyerhasbeenrepaintedintheoriginalgreenandgold.Thentheboxofficehasbeenreorientedwithitsownaccessformthesideofthebuildinginsteadofthroughthefoyer,whichmeansitcanbeopenlongerhours,andhasmorespace,too.Theshopthatusedtobeinthefoyer,whichsoldbooksandCDs,istheonepartoftheredevelopmentwhichisn’tyetcomplete.Theplanistofindnewpremisesforitnearthetheatre,andwe’vehaddifficultyfindingsomewheresuitable.Wehopetoreopentheshopinthenextfewmonths.
MAN:
Willaudiencesfindanydifferenceintheauditorium?
LYNNE:
Yes,we’veincreasedtheleg-roombetweentherows.Thismeansthattherearenowfewerseatsbutwe’resureaudienceswillbemuchhappier.Andwe’veinstalledairconditioning,soitwon’tgetsohotandstuffy.Wealreadyhadafewseatswhichweresuitableforwheelchairusers,andnowtherearetwiceasmany,whichwehopewillmeetdemand.Somethingelsethatwillbenefitaudiencesisthenewlifts.Thetwoweusedtohaveweresmallandslow.They’venowgone,andwe’vegotmuchmoreefficientones.
MAN:
Anythingfortheperformers?
LYNNE:
Yes,we’vemadeanumberofimprovementsbackstage.Thesmalldarkdressingroomsweusedtohavehavebeenconvertedintotwolargeairyrooms,sothey’remuchmorecomfortablenow.Andthestate-of-the-artelectronicsoundandlightingsystemshavebeeninstalled.
MAN:
OK,sowhat’sthefirstplaythataudiencescanseewhenthetheatrereopens?
LYNNE:
We’vegotaveryexcitingproductionofPeterShaffer’sRoyalHuntoftheSun,whichiscurrentlytouringthecountry.ThatstartsonOctoberthe13thandrunstillthe19th.We’reexperimentingbitwiththetimethecurtaingoesup.Weusedtostartallourperformancesat7.30,butthatmadeitdifficultforpeopletogohomebypublictransport,soinsteadwe’rebeginningat7.Becauseat9.45,whenitfinished,therearestillbusesrunning.Ticketsarealreadysellingfast.TheFridayandSaturdayperformancessoldoutalmostimmediatelyand,nowthereareonlyticketsforMondayandThursday.
MAN:
Howmucharethey?
LYNNE:
We’veintroducedasimplerpricestructure.Ticketpricesusedtorangefrom£6to£30butnowthey’reall£18.They’reavailablefromtheboxoffice,inperson,byphone,faxorpost,oronline
MAN:
OK,Lynne,nowifyou’dliketogivethecontactdetailsforthetheatre.
SECTION3
TUTOR:
Hello,canIhelpyou?
BRIAN:
Iwastoldtocomehere,becauseI’dliketotalktosomeoneabouttakingamanagementcourse.
TUTOR:
Right.I’moneofthetutors,soIshouldbeabletohelpyou.
BRIAN:
Oh,good.Myname’sBrianArdley.I’vedecidedtoenrollonapart-timemanagementcourse.Afriendofminetookonelastyear,andrecommendedittome.
TUTOR:
Right.
BRIAN:
IsthereanythingIshoulddobeforethecourse,likereadingoranything?
TUTOR:
Weprefertointegratereadingwiththecourse,sowedon’tgiveoutareadinglistinadvance.Butwelikepeopletowriteacasestudy,describinganorganizationtheyknow.
BRIAN:
I’vealreadydonethat,asmyfriendstoldmeyouwantedone.Butwoulditbepossibletositinonateachingsession,toseewhatit’slike?
Ihaven’tbeenastudentforquiteawhile.
TUTOR:
Fine.Justletmeknowwhichdate,I’llarrangeitwiththetutor.
BRIAN:
Now,couldIaskyouaboutthecollegefacilities,please?
TUTOR:
Anythinginparticular?
BRIAN:
Well,thecourseisonedayaweek,allday,isn’tit?
Sopresumablyit’spossibletobuyfood?
TUTOR:
Yes,therefectory’sopenallday.
BRIAN:
Doesitcaterforspecialdiets?
Ihavesomefoodallergies.
TUTOR:
Providedyouwarntherefectoryinadvance,itwon’tbeaproblem.
BRIAN:
Good.Whataboutfacilitiesforyoungchildren?
I’dliketobringmydaughterherewhileI’mstudying.
TUTOR:
Howoldisshe?
BRIAN:
Three.
TUTOR:
Thenshe’seligibletojointhenursery,whichissupervisedbyaqualifiedNurseryNurse.Thewaitinglistforaplaceisquitelongthough,soyououghttoapplynow.
BRIAN:
OK.
TUTOR:
Idon’tknowifourcareersadviceservicewouldbeofanyinteresttoyou?
BRIAN:
Yes,itmighthelpmedecidehowtodevelopmycareerafterthecourse.
TUTOR:
Thecentrehasalotofreferencematerials,andstaffqualifiedtogiveguidanceonaone-to-onebasis.
BRIAN:
Inoticedafitnesscentrenexttothecollege.Isthatforstudents?
TUTOR:
It’sopentoeveryone,butstudentspayanannualfeethat’smuchlessthanthegeneralpublicpays.
BRIAN:
Andpresumablythecollegelibrarystocksnewspapersandjournals,aswellasbooks?
TUTOR:
Yes,andthere’salsoanaudio-visualroom,forviewingandlisteningtovideos,cassettes,andsoon.
BRIAN:
Istherealsoaccesstocomputers?
TUTOR:
Yes,yourtutorwillneedtoarrangewiththetechnicalsupportteamforyoutogetapassword,soaskhimorheraboutitwhenyoustartthecourse.
BRIAN:
OK.
TUTOR:
Bytheway,doyouknowaboutourBusinessCentre?
BRIAN:
No.What’sthat?
TUTOR:
It’satrainingresource-acollectionofmaterialsforpeopletostudyontheirown,oruseintheirownorganizations.
BRIAN:
Uhuh.Youmeanbooksandvideos?
TUTOR:
Yes,andmanualsforself-study.Plusalotofcomputer-basedmaterials,sopeoplecanwordthroughthemattheirownspeed,andrepeatanythingtheyaren’tsureabout.Andyoucanhirelaptopstouseinyourownhomeorworkplacesaswellasprintersthatyoucantakeaway.
BRIAN:
DoesithaveanythingthatIcouldusetoimprovemystudyskills?
Idon’thavemuchideaaboutreportwriting,andI’msureI’llneeditonthecourse.
TUTOR:
Ohyes,there’splentyofusefulmaterial.Justaskoneofthestaff.
BRIAN:
Doesthecentrecoverallthemainareasofbusiness?
TUTOR:
Yes,topicslikefinance,andofcoursemarketing-that’sapopularone.Localmanagersseemtoqueueuptoborrowthevideos!
BRIAN:
Soitisn’tjustforstudents,then?
TUTOR:
No,it’sformembersonly,butanyonecanjoin.
BRIAN:
Howmuchdoesitcost?
TUTOR:
£100ayearforacompany,and£50foranindividual,withnodiscountforstudents,I’mafraid.
BIRAN:
That’sveryhelpful.Well,Ithinkthat’sall.I’dbettergohomeandfillintheenrolmentform.Thanksforallyourhelp.
TUTOR:
You’rewelcome.Goodbye.
BRIAN:
Goodbye.
SECTION4
Inthelastfewweeks,we’vebeenlookingatvariousaspectsofthesocialhistoryofLondon,andthismorningwe’recontinuingwithalookatlifeintheareacalledtheEastEnd.I’llstartwithabriefhistoryofthedistrict,andthenfocusonlifeinthefirsthalfofthetwentiethcentury.
BackinthefirsttothefourthcenturiesAD,whentheRomanscontrolledEngland,Londongrewintoatownof45,000people,andwhat’snowtheEastEnd–theareabytheriverThames,andalongtheroadheadingnorth-eastfromLondontothecoast–consistedoffarmlandwithcropsandlivestockwhichhelpedtofeedthatpopulation.
TheRomansleftin410,atthebeginningofthefifthcentury,andfromthenonwardsthecountrysufferedaseriesofinvasionsbytribesfrompresent-dayGermanyandDenmark,theAngles,SaxonsandJutes,andmanyofwhomsettledintheEastEnd.Thetechnologytheyintroducedmeantthatmetalandleathergoodswereproducedthereforthefirsttime.AndastheEastEndwasbytheriver,shipscouldtransportgoodsbetweenthereandforeignmarkets.
Intheeleventhcentury,in1066tobeprecise,theNormansconqueredEngland,andduringthenextfewcenturiesLondonbecameoneofthemostpowerfulandprosperouscitiesinEurope.TheEastEndbenefitedfromthis,andbecausetherewerefewerrestrictionstherethaninthecityitself,plentyofnewcomerssettledtherefromabroad,bringingtheirskillsasworkers,mercha
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