新視野大學英語視聽說教程2答案

新視野大學英語視聽說教程2答案（二）（吐血整理）來源:陳強的日志UNIT6II.ListeningSkillsDialog1Girl1:Whatdoyouthinkofthisminiskirt,Amy?Prettyhotstuff,eh?Girl2:Wow...it'sprettyshort.Mymomwouldneverletmewearsomethinglikethat.Girl1:Mymom'scool.Sheletsmemakemyowndecisionsaboutclothes.Girl2:Notmymom.She'dbemadifIcamehomeinaskirtlikethat.Girl1:Let'sbothgotone;thenmaybeyourmomwouldn'tbesoupsetifwebothworethesameskirt.Girl2:Well...maybe.l.D2.Thefirstgirl（Thegirlwhosuggestswearingtheshortskirt.）Dialog2Mother:Lily,wheredidyougetthatskirt?Youcan'twearthat.It'smuchtooshort!Whatwillothersthink?Lily:Youdon'tunderstandfashion.It'swhateveryoneiswearing.Ithinkitlooksveryattractive.Mother:Nonsense,it'sonlysuitableforasupermodelonthecatwalk.It'snotmeantforordinarypeoplelikeus.Yourdadissuretosaytheskirtisfartoorevealing!Lily:Butit'sreallyinhighfashion;everyoneiswearingclotheslikethis.Mother:Noteveryone.YourfriendAmywouldneverwearaskirtlikethat![Amycomesin,wearingthesamestyleofshortskirt!]Lily:Look,Amyhascome.She'swearingthesameskirt!Mother:MyGod,Igiveup.1.B2.No,shehasn't.ListeningInTask1:AWoman'sFunnyDressLily: Mom,lookatthatwoman.Herdresslooksfunny.Mother:Iwouldn'tsaythat,Lily.Itlooksfinetome.Lily:Areyoukidding?She'soutoffashion.That'slastyear'sstyle.Mother:Oh,comeone,aslongasitlooksgoodonher.Lily:Wow,you'rereallyasout-datedassheis.Mother:You'reright.I'moutofdate.Sowhat?What'sthepointoffollowingthefashion?Lily:Nowonderyouneverbuymenewdresses.looksfunnylooksfinetoherisbehindthetimeswentoutlooksgoodonherout-datedkeepingherselfinstylenowonderTask2:Howisfashiondecided?Fashiondesignersdesignandmakefashionableclothesformenandwomen.Theydeigntrendsandcreatenewstyles.Parishasbeenthetraditionalcenterofworldfashion,thoughrecentlyBritishdesignershavehadgreatinfluenceinsettingnewstyles,andsohavecertaindesignersintheUnitedStatesandItaly.Frenchdesignersguardthesecretsoftheirnewdesignsuntiltheircollectionsareshowntothepublic.Thenpicturesofthestylesarepublishedinnewspapersandmagazinesallovertheworld.PeoplefrommanycountriestraveltoParistobuytheclothesandcopythenewestideas.InJanuarytheygotoseethespringclothes;andinJuly,toseetheautumndesigns.ManydressmanufacturersfromothercountriesbuytheoriginalclothesofthefamousFrenchdesigners.Theythentakethembacktotheirownsewingrooms,wheretheclothesarecopiedandmadeupingreatnumbers.That'swhyyoumaybeabletobuyinyourtowntheclothingthatisinthelateststylewithoutpayingaveryhighpriceforit.OthermanufacturersusetheParisstylessimplyasastartingpointfortheirownideas.StillothersmayadaptonlyapartoftheFrenchdesignintotheirownstyles.l.F2.F 3.T 4.T 5.FFashiondesigners designfashionableclothes,begintrendsandnewstyles,andtheirworkiscopiedallovertheworld.Paris isthecenteroftheworldfashion,wherethesecretsofthenewdesignsareguardeduntiltheyareshowntothepublicPeopleandmanufacturers cometoParistobuyandcopynewclothes,inJanuaryandJuly.Thentheclothesarecopiedandmadeupinlargenumbers,forwhichonedoesnothavetopayahighprice.OthermanufacturersuseParisstylessimplyasastartingpointfortheirownideas.StillothersadaptonlyapartoftheFrenchdesignTask3:DreamingofBeingaFashionModelTopfashionmodelstravelallovertheworld,earnhugesalariesandliveexcitinglives.Ifyouwanttobeamodel,youshouldknowthebasicrules.Girlsareusuallypickedtobemodelswhentheyarebetween15and22yearsold.Ideally,theyaretall,long-legged,andthin.Theminimumheightisabout5'8"，andtheaverageweightis108-125pounds.Afewotherimportantthingsforafashionmodelareclearskin,healthyhair,straightteeth,andawell-shapedbody.You'llalsoneedambition,intelligence,confidence,independence,andwill-power.Ifyou'vegottherightlooksbutareworriedovernotbeingtallenoughorfitenough,Kimiistheanswer.Kimiisthemagickeytodevelopingyourfashionmodelpotential.Kimiisacomputer-designedstimulator.Itmassagesyourfeettostimulateapartofyourbrainthatproducesmoregrowthhormones.Thiswillgiveyouthefashionmodelkindofheight.Youshouldalsogoinforsomesportslikerunningorbasketball.TheseincreasethebenefitsofusingKimi.Makeanimportantdecisiontoday.OrderKimirightnow!Don'tyouthinkhavingthehegithandshapeofafashionmodelwouldbewonderful?Yes,Kimihelpsyourealizeyourdream.l.D2.B 3.A4.B 5.CTopfashionmodels earninglargesalariesFuturemodels beingatleast58'tallKimi massagingone'sfeetApartofthebrain producinggrowthhormonesdirectlyCustomers buyingKimiSpeakingOutModel1Howdidyoulikethefashionshow?Laura:Howdidyoulikethefashionshowlastnight?John:Itwasdumb.Ithinkit'sstupidofwomentowearclotheslikethat.Laura:Ididn'tseeanythingwrongwiththeclothes;theylookedprettynicetome.John:Doyoureallythinkpeoplecanwearthatstuffandwalkaroundthestreets?Laura:Yes,Ido.Atleast,somepeoplecertainlycan.Theywearhigh-fashionclothestoshowofftheirsenseofstyleandwealth.John:Well,Istillthinkthey'redumb.Itmakesmoresensetospendthemoneyonmorepracticalpurposes.NowYourTurnWhatdidyouthinkofthelow-cutdressatthefashionshowyesterdayevening?Ithinkit'snotdecentforChinesegirlstowearadresslikethat.Thedressseemedquitealrighttome.Infact,theylookedprettynicetome.Doyoureallythinkpeoplecanwearthatstuffandwalkaroundthestreets?Yes,Ido.Don'tforgetthisisalreadythe21stcentury.Somepeoplewearhigh-fashionclothestoshowofftheirsenseofstyleaswealth.Well,Istillthinklow-neckdressesarewrong.Itwouldbebettertospendthemoneyonhigh-quality,traditionalclothes.Model2I'mlookingforalightjacket.Salesman:WhatcanIdoforyou?John:I'mlookingforalightjacket.John:Salesman:Pleasecomethisway;they'rejustoverhere.Whatsizedoyoulike?John: I'mnotsure.Salesman:ok,I'llmeasureyou.Well,youaresize42.Whatcolordoyoulike?John: Lightblue,please.Salesman:OK,trythisoneon.John: Yes,that'scomfortable.Andthecolorgoeswellwithmyjeans.Howmuchisit?Salesman:$24.99.John: I'lltakeit.CanIpaywithacreditcard?Salesman:Sure,wetakebothdebitandmajorcreditcards.NowYourTurnCanIhelpyou?Canyoushowmeapairofjeans?OK.Whatsizedoyouwear?Idon'tknow.Noproblem,I'lltakeyourmeasurements...OK,whatcolordoyoulike?Darkblue,please.Pleasetrythisoneon...Howdoesitfeel?Yes,that'scomfortable.Andthecolormatchesmyjacket.Whatdoesitcost?$79.90.I'lltakeit.CanIpaywithacreditcard?A:Sorry,weacceptonlycash.Model3Couldyoushowmeapairofrunningshoes?Salesman:Goodmorning,seeanythingyoulike?John: Notyet,I'lllookaroundfirst...Excuseme,couldyoushowmeapairofrunningshoes?Areanyoftheseonsale?Salesman:ThepriceoftheReebokswon'tchange,buttheNikesgoonsalethisafternoon:25%off.That'sagooddeal.John: No,Idon'tlikeNikesatall.Salesman:Well,whydon'tyoutryonthispairofReeboksandseehowtheyfeel?John: Okay.ButIthinktheyaregoingtobeonthesmallside.Oh,there,I'mafraidareabittootight.Doyouhaveasize24?Salesman:I'msorry,they'reallsoldout.ButI'llbegladtoorderanewpairofyou.John: Howlongwillittake?Salesman:Threedays.John: Thendon'tbother.Thankyouanyway.NowYourTurnMayIhelpyou?Iwanttobuyadress.CanIhavealookatthegreenone?Sure.Pleasetryitonandseehowitfeels.OK...Ithinkit'sabittoolarge.Doyouhaveasmallerone?I'msorry,thisisthesmallestone.Howabouttheblueone?No,Idon'tlikethecolor.Thanks.V.Let'sTalkTheMiniskirtMaryQuantwasafamousdressdesignerinthe1960s.Hermaincontributiontofashionhistorywastheminiskirt.Duringthe1960smanyyoungpeoplewerestartingtothinkwomencoulddomoreinlifethanbewivesandmothers.Clothesbecameaweaponinthebattlebetweengenerations.Anythingdifferentanddaringwassoonpopular.Duringthisperiodminiskirtsattractedtheworld'sattention.Itwasteenagersandveryyounggirlswhoboughtshortshirtsthatdisplayedtheirlegs.Ms.Quantsaidthatatherfashionshop,youngwomenbegandemandingshorterandshorterskirts.44IfIdidn'tmakethemshortenough,thegirlsthathadwonderfullegswouldtakescissorsandshortentheskirtsthemselves.,,Shesaid.Eventually,Ms.Quant'sskirts,whicharrivedintheUnitedStatesinthemid-60's,werereducedtoaboutfiveinches.InpartsofEuropeandNorthAmericatheminiskirtrepresentedloosemorals.Membersoftheoldergenerationbelievedgoodgirlswouldneverappearinminiskirts.ButinMs.Quant'sopinion,shortskirtswornwithheavypantyhosewouldmakethegirllookchildlike.Lately,feministshavecometoseeminiasasymbolofwomen'sliberation,asapowerfulweaponagainstthetraditionalstereotypeofthewomansimplyaswifeandmother.l.D2.D 3.A 4.C 5.BVI.FurtheringListeningandSpeakingTask1:PayingfortheNewClothesDaughter:Mom,Ineedsomenewclothes.EverythingIhaveisoutofdate.Thenewsemesterwillbestartingsoon-canwegoshopping?Mother:Youhaveaclosetfullofclothesthatarestillinverygoodcondition.YourfatherandIalreadyhavetopayyouuniversitytuition...andthere'rethebookstoo.Daughter:ButeveryoneelsewillbewearingthelatestLevis.AndIwilllookstupidwearingthesameoldskirtsIworeinhighschool.Theyaresolong.PeoplewillthinkIcameformthemiddleages.Mother:But...Daughter:MaybeIcouldgetapart-timejobtohelppayforthenewclothes.Mother:No,youneedtostudy.Butuniversityisanewexperience...maybewecanlookforsomethingnottooexpensive.Daughter:Wonderful,atleastwecanhavealook.Thedaughterwantstobuynewclothes,butthemotherdisagrees,sayingshestillhasalotofclothesingoodconditionandtheparentshavetopayfortheuniversitytuition.Thedaughterarguesthatsheneedsclothesinfashion,soasnottolookasifshehadcomeformthemiddleages.Thedaughterthensuggestsgettingapart-timejobtocovertheexpenses.Notwantingtoaffectthedaughter'sstudies,themotherfinallyagreestobuynewclothes.Task2:AModel'sDescriptionofHerWorkBeforethefashionshowstarted,wehadarehearsal.Inasmallroomwewereeachgivenaspace.Adressergotusintothefashionclothes,thenanassistantcheckedthatthestylewasright一thecorrectnumberofbuttonsundone,thetrouserspulledtotherightheight.Oncedressed,wequeuedupinorderbythedoor.Thefashiondesignercheckedthattheclothingwasasthehewanted.Themusicstarted,andwewentout.Weposedforthephotographers,turnedandwalkedback.Itwasabreeze.Iwalkedbackintotheroom,tooexcitedtorealizeIwasmeanttohurry.Inthefewstepsfromthedooryoucanthrowoffquiteafewlayersofclothing.Byfailingtodoso,Ialmostmissedmynextturn.At8:30p.m.,withtheaudienceinplace,wewerebackintheclothes.Wewentoutagain,toafullhouse.Themusicwasloud,butclear.Youcouldhearthetalking一fashionshowsarenottheatre,andpeopledon'tkeepquiet.Journalistsdiscusswhattowriteabout;buyersdiscusswhethertheycanmakeaprofitfromtheclothes.Andalthoughyouhavebeenchosenforyourlooksthataresuitableforcertaindresses,asamodel,youarejustanadvertisementforthedesigner.Soyouwalkthroughconversations,unabletostoporreact.Youarenotacreativehumanbeing,justasmilingdoll..T2.F3.T 4.F 5.FTask3:ItsyBitsyTeenieWeenieYellowPolka-dotBikiniShewasafraidtocomeoutofthelockerShewasasnervousasshecouldbeShewasafraidtocomeoutofthelockerShewasafraidthatsomebodywouldseeOne,two,three,four,tellpeoplewhatsheworeItwasanitsybitsyteenieweenieyellowpolka-dotbikiniThatsheworeforthefirsttimetoday.Anitsybitsyteenieweenieyellowpolka-dotbikiniSointhelockershewantedtostay.Two,three,four,stickaroundwe'lltellyoumoreShewasafraidtocomeoutintheopenAndsoablanketaroundhersheworeShewasafraidtocomeoutintheopenAndsoshesatbundledupontheshoreTwo,three,four,tellthepeoplewhatshewore...SpeakingBuyinganExpensiveDressNancy:Yournewlow-cutdressiswonderful.Jill:Thankyou,Nancy.Ijustboughtitonsale.Itwasmarkedd9own50%.Nancy:Wheredidyougetit?Jill: LaneCrawford.Theyhadayear-endsalethatwastoogoodtopassup.Nancy:Iheardaboutthisstore.Theyhaveallthehigh-endstuff.Jill:Nothinggoodinlifeischeap.Nancy:Well,let'sgoshoppingthen.Anddon'tforgettobringit.Jill:Bringwhat?Nancy:Yourcreditcard.UNIT7.ListeningSkillsW:Howmuchmoneyistherentforanapartmentinthisneighborhood?M:Yourrentshouldbeaboutaquarterofthat.Q:Howmuchshouldbethewoman'srentbe?M:Ipaid$3,500forthisdigitalcamera.Itwasonsaleata30$discount.W:It'sarealbargain.Q:Howmuchdidthecameracostoriginally?M:What'stherateforaneconomycar?W:Thedailyrateis$32,unlimitedmileage.Q:Howmuchwillthemanpayifherentsthecarforaweek?M:I'lltakethesesweaters.Howmuchdotheycost?W:Theyare$180eachandfourmakesatotalof$720.Buttodayweareofferinga20%discount.Q:Howmuchdoesthemanhavetopay?W:Whatanoldcaryou'vegot!M:Well,ithadrun12,000mileswhenIboughtitsecondhand.Andit'scovered3,080milessincethen.Q:Howmanymileshasthecarrun?l.B2.A 3.A4.D 5.BListeningInTask1:Il'stimetobuy.Mike:Hey,Robert,whereareyouoffto?Robert:I'mgoingtotalktoabankeraboutaloan.Mike:Youareshortofmoney?Ithoughtyouwerethesavingtype.Robert:There'satimetosaveandatimetospend.Mike:Iknowailaboutspending.What'stheloanfor?IhaveafewbucksIcould...Robert:I'mconsideringgettingamortgagetobuysomeproperty.Mike:Doyouthinkpropertyisagoodinvestment?Imean,it'salotofmoney.Robert:Well,Mike,asyouknow,propertyvalueshavebeengoingthroughtheroof.IfIhadboughtanapartmenttwoyearsago,itsvaluewouldhavegoneupby30percenttoday.Mike:AndfromwhatIknow,interestratesarelownow.Robert:Exactly.Soundslikeagoodtimetobuy.abankeraloansavingsavespendamortgagepropertyPropertyvaluesrisen/goneup/increasedby30percentTask2:CanIhavemychangeplease?Tomwasdownonhisluckandfeltheneededafewdrinks.Hwwenttoabarandhadseveraldrinks.Whenhewasdone,hestoodupandwalkedtowardthedoor.Thebarmanshoutedafterhim,“Heymister,areyougoingtopayforthosedrinks?"Tomturnedaroundandreplied,"Ihavealreadypaidyou,"andthenwalkedoutofthebar.AlmostimmediatelyhesawoneofhisfriendsRichardandtoldhimaboutthebarman,"Justgointhereanddrinkallyouwant,thengetupandleave.Whenthebarmanasksyoutopaythebill,justtellhimyouhavealreadypaid."Thissoundedeasyenough,soRichardwentinandhasseveraldrinks.Thebarmanwenttohimandsaid,"Beforeyoucamein,anothermanwashere.WhenIaskedhimtopayhisbill,hetoldmehe'dpaid,butIdon'trememberhimpayingme."Richardsaid,“Iwouldlovetostayandhearyourstory,butIdon'thavetime.CanIhavemychangeplease?M1.A2.B 3.D 4.C 5.CTask3:Whynotjustprintmoney?What'sthesolutiontoarecession,atimeoflittleeconomicactivity?Justprintmoney!Soundsreasonable,doesn'tit?Let'sseeifthiswillworkbyusinganexample.Let'spretendthatallthestudentsinyourclassmakeuptheENTERpopulationofthecountry,andtheteacherrepresentsthegovernment.Let'salsopretendeachstudenthasexactly$1.00.Sinceweareinarecession,let'shavetheteacher,whorepresentsthegovernment,printmoney.Heprints$1.00moreforeveryone.Noweveryonehas$1.00moretospend.Moremoneytospendsoundslikeagreatwaytogetusoutofrecession,sincemoremoneytospendmeansdemandforgoodsandservices.Thenifthatworks,whydon'twegiveMOREmoneyaway?Howabout$100?Nowwehavelotsofmoneytospend.Sonomorerecession,right?Notreally,becausewehaveonlylookedatonesideoftheproblem.Asmoreandmorepeoplereceivemoreandmoremoney,what'llhappen?Sinceeveryonehasmoremoney,thestudentsallgoshoppingtospendthatextramoney.Thiscausesthedemandforgoodsandservicestorise,andpeoplewhosellgoodsandservicesraiseprice.Forexample,ifyoucouldbuyanewmusicCDat$10inthepast,nowthepricecouldbe$1,000!Thisiscalledinflation.So,theoriginalreasonforprintingallthismoneywastohelpgetusofrecession,butwehaveonlyreplacedoneproblemwithanother.LT2.T 3.F 4.F 5.FSpeakingOutModel1Iwanttoblowitall.John:Hey,Se-Jin,doyouwanttocomeshoppingwithme?Mydadjustgavememymonthlyallowanceand1wanttoblowitall.Se-Jin:Thatsoundsjustlikeyou,John!Whatdoyouwanttobuy?John:Idon'tknow...SomemusicCDs,maybe.Se-Jin:Ifyouspendallthatmoneyonthingsyoudon'tevenknowifyouwant,youwon'thaveanymoneyleftwhenyouneedit.John:ButifIjustsavemymoney,thatdoesn'tssoundlikemuchfuneither.Besides,IneedsomenewCDs.Se-Jin:Youalsoneedafinancialadvisor!NowYourTurnA:Hey,doyouwanttocomeshoppingwithme?Ijustgotsomemoneyfrommypart-timejob,andIwanttogetridofitrightaway.B:That'syourstyle.Whatdoyouwanttobuy?A:Idon'tknow...somefashionableclothes,maybe.B:Ifyouwasteallyourmoneyonthingsyoudon'tevenknowifyouwant,you'llbeoutofmoneycompletelywhenyouneedit.ButifIjustholdontomymoney...thatdoesn'tmakemuchsenseeither.Ireallyneedsomenewclothes.What'sthepointofsavinglotsofmoneywithoutfun?AsIseeit,youneedapersontolookafteryourmoney.Model2Canmoneybuyeverything?Peter:I'mtryingtothinkofwaystobecomerich.IfIcouldgetmyhandsonalotofmoney,I'llbereallyhappy.Jane:Doyoureallythinkso?I'mnotsosure.Peter:Ofcourse,whywouldn'tI?I'dbeabletohaveanythingIwant.Jane:Well,thereareplentyofpeoplewhohavealotofmoneybutaren'thappy.Whatdoyousaytothat?Peter:ButifIbecameamillionaire,I'dbuywhateverIwanted.Jane:Canyoubuytruelove?Canyoubuythemoon?Peter:Maybenot,butIcanbuyahousewithalotofmodemconveniences.Jane:Somanypeoplethinklikeyoudo,buylookatallthedivorces,suicidesandmurdersamongwealthypeople.Howdoyouexplainthat?Peter:Maybe(here'ssomethinginwhatyousaid.NowYourTurnIreallyhopeIcanmakeafortune.IfIhadalotofmoney,Tdbeashappyasaking.Doyoureallybelieveso?Ihavemydoubtsaboutit.A:Ofcourse,whywouldn'tI?IfIwereamillionaire,there'snothingIcouldn'tbuy.B:Well,canyoubuthealth?Canyoubuttruefriendship?B:Maybenot.ButIcanbutabighouseandcar,andmakemylifemorecomfortable.Maybeyouhaveapointthere.Moneycanbringmaterialcomforts.Butdon'tforget,therearealsodivorcesandsuicidesamongwealthypeople.Well,thereissometruthinwhatyousaid.Moneycannotbutrealhappiness.Model3Iwonderifyoucouldgivemealoan.John:Hey,Se-Jin,Iwasjustonmywaytofindyou.Se-Jin:What'sup,John?John:Se-Jin,I'mkindofbroke,andyouusuallyhaveabundletuckedaway.Iwonderifyoucouldgivemealoan.Se-Jin:Dreamon!I'mhardupmyself.John:Yousee,Iwanttobuysomenewstereoequipment,andI'mjustaboutahundredshort.Se-Jin:Whynotsaveupforit?John:Thestoreshaveallstuffonahugesalespromotionrightnow.Icouldsaveatleast30percent!S-Jin:John,I'dlendyoumoneyifyouwereinajam.Butanewstereoisn'tanemergency.John:ThenI'mafraidIhavetofindsomeonewhoismoreeasy-going.NowYourTurnHi,Iwastryingtocatchupwithyou.Whathappened?Moneyhadburnedaholeinmypocket.Youusuallyhavesomesavings.Iwonderifyoucanlendmesomemoney?You,redaydreaming.I'mshortofmoneymyself.Look,Iwanttobuyadigitalcamera,andI'monlyshortof150bucks.Whynotsavetowardsit?Thecameraisonsalerightnow.Thiscansavemealmost25percent.Well,Tdlendyouthemoneyifyouwereinrealredouble.Butanewcameraisn'turgent.A:ThenI'mafraidI'llhavetotrysomeonewho'smoregenerous.Let'sTalkStoryofaMiserTherewasamiserwholovedmoneymorethananythingelse.Justbeforehedied,hesaidtohiswife,4tNow,listen.WhenIdie,Iwantyoutotakeallmymoneyandputitinthecasketwithme.IwanttotakemymoneytotheafterlifewithmeJHemadeherpromisewithallherheartthatwhenhedies,shewouldpitallthemoneyinthecasketwithhim.Thenhedied.Hewaslaidinthecasket,hiswifewassittingtherewearingblack,andherfriendwassittingnexttoher.Whentheyfinishedtheceremony,justbeforetheundertakersgotalreadytoclosethecasket,thewifesaid,“Waitaminute!"Shehadaboxwithher.Shecameoverwiththeboxandputitinthecasket.Thentheundertakerslockedthecasketdown,andtheyrolleditaway.Hefriendsaid,"Girl,Iknowyouweren'tfoolenoughtoputallthatmoneyintherewithyourhusband!"Shesaid,"Listen,I'maChristian.Ican'tgobackonmyword.IpromisehimthatIwouldputallthemoneyinthecasketwithhim."“Youmeanyoureallyputthatmoneyinthecasketwithhim!?”“Isurelydid,“saidthewife.t4Iwrotehimacheck.^^morethanmoneycasketpromiseinthecasketsittingblacknextto/besidecloseaboxaway/offfoolishallthatmoney/themoneyaChristianonherwordputthemoneyacheckFurtheringListeningandSpeakingTask1:GivingMoneytoaBeggarSusan:Hey,Robert,yougavethatbeggarsomeofyourhard-earnedcash?Robert:Iknow.Helookedasifheneededhelp.Susan:Buyyou'realwayssocarefulwithyourmoney.Robert:Yeah,Iguessso,butIliketohelpwhensomeone'sinneed.Susan:Ijustwonderwhytheguydoesn'tgetajobandmakehisownliving.Robert:It'sjustnotthatsimple,Susan.Somepeoplehaveahardtimeofitinlife.Susan:Maybetheywastealltheirmoney.Ifyougivethemmoney,theywilljustgoonwastingit.Robert:Lifehasbeengoodtome,Susan,andI'dliketosharesomeofmyluck.thebeggarasifhelpcarefulwith/aboutajobpeopleahardtimewastesharegoodluckTask2:BuyingaMachineAnAmericanmanufacturerisshowinghismachinefactorytoapotentialcustomer.Atnoon,whenthelunchbellrings,twothousandmenandwomenimmediatelystopworkingandleavethebuilding.“Yourworkers,they'reescaping!**criesthevisitor."You'vegottostopthem.''"Don'tworry,they'llbeback,''saystheAmerican.Andindeed,anexactlyoneO'clockthebellringsagain,andalltheworkersreturnfromtheirbreak.Whenthetourisover,themanufacturerturnstohisguestandsays,"Well,now,whichofthesemachineswouldyouliketoorder?”"Forgetthemachines,''saysthevisitor."Howmuchdoyouwantforthatbell?''l.T2.F3.F 4.T 5.TTask3:AnIntroductiontoCreditCardsCreditcardsareplasticcardsissuedbyabankorotherfinancialinstitutionsallowingtheholdertobuygoodsandservicewithoutusingcash.ManyAmericandon'tliketocarrymuchcash.Forthemthecardsareconvenientandsafetouse.Creditcardsaregainingpopularity,evenforbuyingsmallitems.Theyareacceptedalmosteverywhere,thoughnotatfastfoodrestaurants.Creditcardsallowyoutopurchasethingsthatyoumaynotcurrentlyhavethemoneytobuy.Whenyouuseacreditcard,thecreditcardcompanythatissuedthecreditcardpaysthestore.Later,abillwillbemailedtoyoubyyourcreditcardcompanyfortheamountyoupurchased.Atthattime,youcaneitherpaythebillinfull,oronlypayaminimumamount,andwaittilllatertofinishpaying.Ifyouwaittilllater,youwillowethecreditcardcompanyinterestontheamountthatyoudonotpay.l.D2.C 3.B 4.C 5.ASpeakingCanyouchangeatwenty-dollarbill?Cashier:HowcanIhelpyou,Miss?Jill: Couldyouchangea20forme?Cashier:Sure.Howdoyouwantit?Jill: CouldIhavetwo5's,butnotenoughI's.Arequartersallrightwithyou?Cashier:Well,Ihavesome5's,butnotenoughPs.Arequartersallrightwithyou?Jill: Oh,that'sevenbetter!Inthatcase,Iwon'thavetoworryaboutthesmallchangeforthelaundry.Cashier:Hereyouare!Jill:Thanksamillion!UNIT8ListeningSkillsTokeepourchildrensafefromthosedangerouscriminals,thesetipsmightbehelpful.First,childrenshouldbeencouragedalwaystoaskpermissionfromtheircaregiverbeforetheygoanywhere.Theyshouldnotonlytellthecaregiverwheretheywillbeatalltimes,butalsowhowillbelookingafterthem,also,childrenshouldneverwalkorridetheirbikesalone.Instead,theyshouldtravelingroupswheneverpossible,moreimportantly,childrenshouldbetaughttostayawayfromstrangers,thoughtheymayoffertoshowthemapuppyorgivethemcandy.childrenshouldbetaughttosay"no"andrun,scream,orfightifnecessary,moreover,childrenshouldbetoldthatnoproblemistoobigortoosmalltoaskgrown-ups.infact,itisnevertoolatetoaskforhelp,andtokeepaskinguntiltheygetthehelptheyneed,lastbutnotleast,weshouldrealizethatmanychild-attackcasesinvolveafamilymemberorfamilyfriend,forexample,astepfather,sister'sboyfriend,babysitter,neighbor,andsoon.ListeningInTaskI:RobbingtheLeftShoeGirl: Yes,I'dliketoreportamugging.PoliceOfficer:Okay,canyoutellmeexactlywhathappened?Girl: well,Iwaswalkinghomefromworkwhenthiswomanknockedmerightoffmyrightoffmyfeet,seizedmystuff,andranoff.IwassoscaredthatIdidn'tgoafterher.PoliceOfficer:Canyoudescribethewomanforme?Girl: Yeah.Heisquitetall,aboutsixfootthree.PoliceOfficer:Wait.Yousaidawomanrobbedyou.Girl: Well,I'mnotreallysure.[Hmm.]Yousee,thepersonwaswearingawhitedress,alightredsweateroverit,andsheorhewaswearingapairofbasketballshoes.PoliceOfficer:[Hmm]Whatelsecanyouremember?Girl: Well,theperson...hadabeard.PoliceOfficer:Ah.The“BeardedWoman”hasstruckAgain!Girl: The“BeardedWoman”？PoliceOfficer:Well,thi