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1、第一單元A: Max, there's something I've been meaning to talk to you about.B: Sure, go ahead.A: Well, look, I don't want you to get the wrong idea, butB: That sounds bad A: Um it's just that you know how you always open the window when you cornibe the computer room.Well, it's often too

2、 cold for me.B: Oh, right. I find it too stuffy.A: It's a bit annoying because you don't ever ask us. Do you see where I'm coming from?B: Fair enough. Look, I'll make sure I check first. How does that sound?A: Good. I'd really appreciate that.A:馬克斯，有一些我一直在想和你談談的東西。B:當然可以繼續(xù)A ：嗯，看，

3、我不想讓你錯誤的想法，但.B:聽起來不錯A ：嗯 .這只是.你知道當你進入電腦室時，你總是打開窗戶。那對我來說，這太冷了。B：哦，對。我覺得太悶了A：有點煩人，因為你沒有問我們。你看到我來自哪里B:夠公平看，我會確保我先檢查。聽上去怎么樣？一個好的。我真的很感激。A: Hi, Mike. I suppose there is something I'd like to talk to you about.B: Sure. What's up?A: Well, I mean I really appreciate that you often give me a lift on

4、your motorcycle. But it's just thatB: What?A: Well, I don't want you to get the wrong idea, but you knowthe way yourdmoeoycycle is kindof scary.B: Oh, sorry. I didn't realize. I know I drive very fast.A: Could I suggest that when you drive, you？ Do you know what I mean?B: Yeah, I'll

5、drive a little slower, especially when I'm carrying you.A: That's right. I would really appreciate that.B: Thank you for reminding me. I know I should be more careful.A:嗨，麥克我想有一些我想和你談談的事情。B:當然可以。這是怎么回事？A ：嗯，我的意思是我真的很感激你經常給我一輛電動摩托車。但這只是.B:什么？A ：嗯，我不想讓你錯誤的想法，但你知道.你駕駛摩托車的方式是可怕的。B：哦，對不起我沒有意識到我知道

6、我開得很快答：我可以建議你開車的時候嗎？你懂我的意思嗎？B:是的，我會開車慢點，特別是當我?guī)е愕臅r候。A:沒錯我真的很感激。B:謝謝你提醒我我知道我應該更加小心A: Hello, Julie. I I really don't want to make you unhappy, butthere is something I'd like to talk to youabout.B: Sure. What is it?A: Well, you know, when we are out together, I often feel a little bit lonely.B:

7、 Lonely? Why?A: Sorry, I hope you don't take this the wrong way, but . I mean, when you have long conversations on your cell phone with others while we are together, I would feel lonely.B: Oh, sorry, I'm really sorry. I didn't realize.A: I know you didn't. So, could I suggest you？B:

8、What? Just go ahead.A: Could I suggest you tell them you will call them back when you receive their calls?B: Yes, I'll try, but you can just remind me if I talk to them for too long again.A: OK, if you really don't mind.A：你好，朱莉我我真的不想讓你不快樂，但有一些我想和你談談的事情。B:當然可以。它是什么？A:嗯，你知道，當我們在一起的時候，我經常感到有點孤獨

9、。B：寂寞？為什么？A：對不起，我希望你不要這樣做錯了，但是我的意思是說，當我們在一起的時候，當你和別人談話時，我會感到孤獨。B：哦，對不起，真的很抱歉我沒有意識到A：我知道你沒有那我可以建議你嗎？B:什么？前進吧。答：我可以建議你告訴他們，你接到電話時會打電話給他們嗎？B:是的，我會試試，但是如果我再和他們談談太久了，可以提醒我。A:好的，如果你真的不介意第二單元：A: Hi. My situation is that my 13-year-old girl began to wear make-up recently. I am worried about this. I tried to

10、 stop her from doing it, but she wouldn't listen to me.B: So I gather your point is that she is too young to put on make-up.A: That's right. She is in middle school. Don't you think paying too much attention to her appearance will distract her from her studies?C: It's hard to say. Te

11、enagers today are more mature than we think they are.A: You could say that. But I still feel that to spend half an hour a day on doing make-up is not what a 13- year-old should do. I would not be so worried if she does this only on special occasions.B: If I've got it right, you don't want he

12、r to put on make-up every day, but you would allow her to do it occasionally.A: I suppose so.B: Surely you can talk to her and work out some sort of rules for her.A:你好 我的情況是，我13歲的女孩最近才開始化妝。我很擔心這個 我試圖阻止她做這件事，但她不會聽我的話。B:所以我想你的觀點是，她太年輕了，不能化妝。A:沒錯 她在中學 你不覺得過分注意她的外表會分散她的學業(yè)嗎？B:很難說。今天的青少年比我們認為的更成熟。A:你可以這樣說

13、 但我仍然覺得每天花半小時做化妝不是一個13歲的人應該做的。如果她只是在特殊場合這樣做，我不會那么擔心。B:如果我說得對，你不希望她每天都化妝，但是你可以讓她偶爾去做。A:我想是這樣。B:當然可以跟她說話，為她制定一些規(guī)則。Situation 2Is 18 old enough to run a business? student a陰用0型七匕 5前,人。want$ 乂art h<$ own buwn-Student 8 thu p/gyntur of 占 rddto phon-in )A: Hi. I am the father of an 18-year-old who is ab

14、out to finish high school this summer. He told me last week he wanted to start his own business after graduation.B: I am guessing you don't approve of his plan.A: Right. Isn't college a better choice for young people at his age?B: It's hard to say. What kind of business does he have in m

15、ind?A: He talked about opening an online shop selling electronics, you know, things like cameras, computers, and cell phones. He's just 18, and to run a business requires a lot of knowledge and experience.B: So what you're saying is he's too young to start a business?A: Basically, yes. H

16、e should at least finish college before thinking about what to do for a living. If he is interested in online business, he can start anytime, not necessarily at such a young age. I think at this point his priority should be college rather than business.B: Why don't you two sit down and discuss t

17、his? Perhaps he will change his mind.A ：你好我是一個18 歲的父親，即將在今年夏天完成高中畢業(yè)。他上個星期告訴我，畢業(yè)后他想開始自己的事情。B：我猜你不贊成他的計劃。A:對。不是大學畢業(yè)年齡的年輕人嗎？B:很難說。他有什么樣的業(yè)務？A ：他談到開設一家銷售電子產品的網上商店，你知道像相機，電腦和手機這樣的東西。他只有18 歲，經營業(yè)務需要很多的知識和經驗。B:所以你說的是他太年輕了，不能開業(yè)嗎？A ： 基本上是的。 至少應該在大學畢業(yè)之前考慮如何做生活。 如果他對在線業(yè)務感興趣， 他可以隨時開始，不一定在這么年輕的時候。我認為在這一點上，他的優(yōu)先考慮應該

18、是大學而不是商業(yè)。B：你為什么不坐下來討論一下？也許他會改變主意。A: Wow! I admire this man. He is about to realize his dream despite starting college much later than most students.B: I don't agree. Isn't he too old to go to school? Surely a 50-year-old person is not as quick to learn as a 20-year-old.A: Well, he may indeed

19、 learn more slowly than younger people, but that doesn't mean he won't be able to do as well as they do. He just needs to put in more effort. I believe in what the proverb says, "One is never too old to learn."C: So what you are saying is he can do as well as young people as long a

20、s he works hard?A: Exactly.B: Well, you may be right. But don't you agree that he doesn't need to get a college degree anymore? He's already achieved great success in business, and unlike most young people, he doesn't need a degree to get a job.A: You mean we go to college just for t

21、he purpose of finding a job?B: Don't you think so?A: I'm afraid not. We study in college in order to be a better thinker and a better person, although to prepare ourselves for our future career is also important.A:哇！我很佩服這個人盡管大多數(shù)學生比起大學畢業(yè)，他即將實現(xiàn)自己的夢想。B:我不同意他不老是不上學嗎？當然，一名五十歲的老人與二十歲的孩子一樣沒有學習的快樂。A

22、 ： 那他可能比年輕人學得更慢， 但這并不意味著他不會像他們那樣做得很好。 他只需要付出更多的努力。我相信諺語說：“一個人永遠不會老到學習?！盉:所以你說的是，只要他努力工作，他能做得和年輕人一樣嗎？A:完全正確B： 嗯， 你可能是對的但你不同意他不再需要大學學位了嗎？他已經在商業(yè)上取得了巨大的成功， 與大多數(shù)年輕人不同，他不需要學位才能找到工作。A:你是說我們上大學才是為了找工作？B:你不覺得嗎A:恐怕不是。我們在大學學習，為了成為一個更好的思想家和更好的人，雖然為我們未來的職業(yè)做好準備也很重要。第三單元：A: I believe you must have seen the show. T

23、here is only one contestant at a time.B: One what?A: One contestant, or player. What happens is that once in the hot seat, he or she will be asked increasingly difficult general knowledge questions by the host.B: What kind of questions?A: A series of multiple-choice questions of increasing difficult

24、y.B: Sounds like any old quiz.A: Yes, it does, but the questions are displayed on a computer screen in front of the contestant.B: I see. So, how does the game go on next?A: Well, the key thing is that the cash amounts become higher as the questions become more difficult.B: The cash amounts become hi

25、gher?A: Yes, roughly doubling at each turn. But if the contestant answers a question incorrectly, then all the money won so far will be lost.B: Can the contestant decide whether to attempt an answer?A: After viewing a question, the contestant can choose to quit with the money already won or attempt

26、an answer. That's the best part because the suspense will be building up and the whole audience will be holding their breath to see what will happen next.B: How much can the contestant win if he or she is lucky enough to answer all the questions correctly?A: The maximum cash prize is one million

27、 pounds.B: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?A: Yes, right.A：我相信你一定要看過這個節(jié)目。一次只有一個參賽者。B：有什么？A ： 一個參賽者， 或者一個選手。 發(fā)生什么事情是， 一旦在熱門的座位上， 他或她將被問到主機越來越困難 的一般知識問題。B:有什么問題？A: 一系列增加困難的多項選擇題。B:聽起來像任何老測驗。答：是的，但是，這些問題顯示在參賽者面前的電腦屏幕上。B：我明白了那么，下一個游戲怎么樣？答:關鍵是問題越來越困難，現(xiàn)金金額越來越高。B:現(xiàn)金金額變得更高？答:是的，大概在每一回合翻倍。但是，如果參賽者錯誤地回答了一個問題，那么

28、迄今為止所有的錢都會丟失。B:參賽者可否決定是否嘗試回答？答:在查看問題后，參賽者可以選擇退出已經贏得的錢或嘗試回答。這是最好的部分，因為懸念將會建立起來，整個觀眾將會呼吸，看看接下來會發(fā)生什么。B:如果參賽者有幸能夠正確地回答所有問題，可以贏得多少？答:最大現(xiàn)金獎是100 萬英鎊。B:誰想成為百萬富翁？答:對，對。第四單元A: Don't you think there is too much violence on TV? They cause people to be violent.B: Well, I'm afraid I can't agree with y

29、ou. Thousands of people watch TV, but only a few people commit crime. A: OK. You've got a point there, but it seems to me that even a few people are too many when it concerns violence. It's a well-known fact that sometimes a single violence can cause harm to a great number of people. B: I kn

30、ow what you mean, but I still think most people can tell the difference between reality and stories.A: Yes, you are right, but only in a sense. Take the case of children. Most of them can't tell the difference between reality and stories. They can be negatively influenced. And what is worse, it

31、has been shown that children watch more TV than any other groups of people.B: Fair enough, but to me, parents should take the responsibility to ensure their children avoid watching too much violence.A: Well, you can think that way, but I'm still not convinced.答：你不覺得電視上有太多的暴力？ 他們導致人們暴力。B:嗯，恐怕我不同意

32、你的意見。數(shù)以千計的人看電視，但只有少數(shù)人犯罪。一個 OK 。 你有一點， 但在我看來， 即使有幾個人在涉及暴力時也是太多的。 這是一個眾所周知的事實，有時一次暴力可能會對許多人造成傷害。B：我知道你的意思，但我仍然認為大多數(shù)人都可以說出現(xiàn)實與故事之間的區(qū)別。A ：是的，你是對的，但只是在某種意義上。以小孩為例。 他們中的大多數(shù)人不能區(qū)分現(xiàn)實與故事。 它們可能會受到負面影響。 更糟糕的是，已經表明，孩子們比任何其他群體觀看更多的電視。B:夠公平，但對我來說，父母應該承擔起責任，確保孩子避免觀看暴力。A:嗯，你可以這樣想，但我還是不相信。A: The way I see it, exams ar

33、e a waste of time. It's a well-known fact that many students can get high scores if they spend just a few days studying before the exams.B: Well, that's true, but I don't think there are better ways to evaluate students.A: I don't agree. I think teachers can find many other ways to e

34、valuate students. For instance, they can observe students' performance in class, or they can ask them to do research.B: OK, they certainly can, but that makes it difficult for them to grade students in an objective way. I would suggest that schools improve the quality of exams. For example, they

35、 can design questions that test students' ability to analyze rather than their skills in memorizing facts.A: Yes, you've got a point there. Teachers do need to improve the quality of exams if there have to be exams.答： 我看到的方式: 考試是浪費時間。 眾所周知的事實是: 許多學生如果在考試前花費幾天時間才能獲得高分。B:那是真的，但我不認為有更好的方法來評估學生。A ： 我不同意 我認為教師可以找到許多其他方法來評估學生。 例如: 他們可以觀察學生在課堂上的表現(xiàn): 或者要求他們進行研究。B： 好的: 他們肯定可以: 但這樣他們很難以客觀的方式對學生進行評分。 我建議學校提高考試質素。 例 如:他們可以設計出測試學生分析能力的問題:而不是他們記憶事實的技能。A ：是的:你有點了解。如果有考試:教師確實需要提高考試的質量。第五單元A: So, this is Yuyuan Garden.B: I heard it has a long h