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KeytoExercisesofListening2KeytoUnit1SocialCustomsTask1KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.ShewantedtoseeSt.PauFsCathedral.ShewassosurprisedbecauseshesawsomanyEnglishmenwholookedalike.Theywereallwearingdarksuitsandbowlerhats,carryingumbrellasandnewspapers.Becauseshehadoftenreadaboutthemandseenphotographsofthem,whoalllookedasiftheywerewearingauniform.No,hedidn't.HeusedtheEnglishsaying“Ittakesallkindstomakeaworld,,toprovehisopinion.Writedownthepoem"IfAlltheSeasWereOneSea".Ifalltheseaswereonesea,whatagreatseaitwouldbe!Andifallthetreeswereonetree,whatagreattreeitwouldbe!Andifthistreeweretofallinthesea,whatagreatsplashtherewouldbe!Task2KeyCompletethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.peopleweremuchbusiercolderthanEngland.minusthirtydegrees,lastlongermuchmoremountainous,muchhigherandmuchmorerocky,morebeautifbltendtobemorecrowdedthehouses、mailerDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.1)T2)T3)F4)F5)FTask3KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.IntheUS,peopleusuallydancejusttoenjoythemselves;theydon'tinviteotherpeopletowatchthem.Usuallyeightpeopledancetogether.Becausepeopleformasquareindancingwithamanandawomanoneachsideofthesquare.Heusuallymakesitintoasong.Theywarold-fashionedclothes.Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.1)F2)T3)F4)F5)TCompletethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.eightpeopleformasquare、oneachsideofthesquare.Whattheyshoulddo,makesitintoasong/singsDon'thavemuchtimetothinkOld-fashionedclothesTask4KeyA:Answerthefollowingquestions.Itwasatimetocelebratetheendofwinterandthebeginningofspring.Theyburnedthepictureoftheirkitchengodtobringgoodluck.Thecustomsaidthebridesmustwear"somethingold,somethingnew,somethingborrowed,andsomethingblue”tobringgoodluck.Becausetheycouldnoteatmeat,eggsordairyproductsduringLent,sotheytriedtouseupthesethingsbeforeLentbegan.ItwasastrawmanmadebychildreninCzech;itwasafigureofdeath.Peoplebroughttheiranimalstochurch.Andbeforetheanimalswentintothechurchpeopledressedthemupinflowersandribbons.Task5KeyDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetape.F2)T3)F4)T5)F6)T7)TWriteoutalistoftheadvantagesanddisadvantagesoftheVictoriantimes.AdvantagesDisadvantagesLotsofservantstodotheworkTerriblelifefoeservantsBeautifidclothestowearVeryuuccmfortableclothesLotsofteapartiesBoringandformalteaparties-oftennnmenbeinginvitedLifebeingslowerMuchmoreillnessPlentyoftimetotalktoeachotherChildrenleftwithservantsalldayVerypooreducationNofreedomforwomenTask6KeyChoosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.l)b2)a3)c4)aCompletethefollowingsentencewithwhatyouhearonthetape.familyunit,process、change,usedtobe、thsextended、thenuclearjobDattems、progressed、agricultural,industrial、forced、jobooDortunities、s—litudtraditional,family、otherlivingarrangementsCompletethedefinitionsbelowaccordingtothewhatyouhearonthetape.mother,father,children,andsomeotherrelativessuchasgrandparentsJivinginthesamehouseornearby.Onlytheparentsandthechildren.Previouslymarriedmenandwomenmarryagainandcombinethechildrenfh)mformermarriagesintoanewfamily.Task7KeyFillinthefollowingchartwitha"d"markincorrespondingcolumnsaccordingtotheinformationgivenonthetape.MenWomenBothVVJVVVVVVVVVChoosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.l)c2)c3)a4)b5)c6)c7)cTask8KeyChoosethebestanswertocompleteeachofthefollowingsentences.l)a2)c3)b4)c 5)c6)b7)c8)bDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetape.1)T2)T3)F4)F5)T6)F7)F8)F9)T10)FTask9Socialcustomsandwaysofbehavingchange.Buttheydonotnecessarilyalwayschangeforthebetter.Thingswhichwereconsideredimpolitemanyyearsagoarenowacceptable.Justafewyearsago,itwasconsideredimpolitebehaviourforamantosmokeonthestreet.Nomanwhothoughtofhimselfasbeingagentlemanwouldmakeafoolofhimselfbysmokingwhenaladywasintheroom.Theimportantthingtorememberaboutsocialcustomsisnottodoanythingthatmightmakeotherpeoplefeeluncomfortable——especiallyiftheyareyourguests.Thereisastoryaboutarichnoblemanwhohadaveryformaldinnerparty.Whenthefoodwasserved,oneoftheguestsstartedtoeathispeaswithaknife.Otherguestswereamusedorshocked,butthenoblemancalmlypickeduphisknifeandbeganeatinginthesameway.Itwouldhavebeenbadmannerstomakehisguestfeelfoolishoruncomfortable.KeytoUnit2 WeatherTask 1KeyA.Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)b2)a3)dTask2KeyDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetape.1)T2)F3)FChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)d2)c 3)cFillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetape.Climate,reputation,extraordinary,unreliable.dry,wet,clear,dulLhot,cold,bad,mildTask3KeyCompletethefollowingsummaryofthepassage.thecountryTrees,grass、lakesandsteamsA.concrete,ironandsteeltakeintheheatduringthedayandthrowoffheatintotheairatnightB.WarmerwintersCarengines.electricalapplianceairpoHutionmaystopsunlightf?omreachingtheearthIceneartheNorthandSouthDolestomelttobeslowlyfoldedandpeoplelivinginthesecitiestomovetohigherlandTask4KeyA.Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)b2)cFillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetapenight,delightmorning、warninggraywayredheadDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetape.F2)T3)FTask5KeyChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)c2)b3)d4)c5)cTask6KeyA.Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetape.1)F2)T3)F4)T5)F6)TFillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetapeIncredible、oneminute，kilometer,destroyed,liftedup,carriedaway,kiHed,injure

Task7Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.b2)a3)bSummarizetheweatherconditionsreportedintheradioprogramme.Ithasbeenniceweatherduringtheday、butitisgoingtochangeatnight.FineweatherinsouthernEuropeaednotsoniceinNorthernEurope.Matcheachplacewiththecorrespondingweatherconditionthere.FortodaySoutheastEnglandSouthernScotlandSoutheastEnglandSouthernScotland26degreesCelsiusbymid-afternoonBrighton\^ 23degreesCelsiusbyearlyafternoonMidlands LightshowersaroundmiddayNorthwestofScotland^---^^^ 、15hoursoflovelysunshineFortheweekendCloudybutmainlydrywithsunnyperiods,23degreesCelsiusHeavyrain,17degreesCelsiusCloudywithrain,maximumtemperaturesof22degrees34degreesCelsius32degreesCelsiusTask8KeyFillinthefollowingchart.NaturalPhenomenaAirPressure(RiseorFall)CausesFallThedustparticlesbegintosettletothegroundinthinnerairaadtheairclears.FallInsteadoftrawlingupwardaadoutwardintotheatmospheretheyarebeetbacktotheearthaadtheirrangeextended.RiseThemethaanistrappedinthnbottomoftheswampbecausethethickair.RiseBirdsprefbrtoflywheretheairisthedensestandtheycangetgreaterliftwiththeirwings.RiseSmokeriseswiththickerair.FallThegasinourbodiesexpandsinlowerairpressure.Task9KeyA.Tickthestatements"V"thatcorrectlydescribethetornadoinXeniain1974.[V]6)[V]7)[V]Rearrangethefollowingsentencesdescribingtheboy'sexperiencesonthedaywhenthetornadohithistown.[f|-*[c]―[a]-*[d]f[b]f[e]Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseaccordingtothetape.1)F2)T3)F4)FChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)d2)bTask10ScriptUndoubtedly,Tibetisoneoftheharshestplacesforhumanexistence.Itiscoolinsummerbutfreezingcoldinwinter.InLhasa,themildestcityinTibet,temperaturesmayexceed29degreesCelsiusinsummerwhileplummetingto-16degreesCelsiusinwinter!SunradiationisextremelystronginTibet.ThesunlightinLhasaissointensethatthecityiscalledSunlightCity.Thethinaircanneitherblockoffnorretainheatsothattherearegreattemperatureextremesonthesameday!TheaveragetemperatureinnorthernTibetissubzeroandwinterarrivesinOctoberuntilthefollowingMayorJune.JulyandAugustarethebesttimetovisitthearea,enjoyingwarmtemperatures,intensesunshine,beautifulsceneryandfestiveevents.May,JuneandSeptemberrepresentthetouristseasonineastTibet.Inwinter,roadsareallblockedbyheavysnow.Landslidesandrockfallsfrequentlyoccur,whichwillmaketraveldifficult.KeytoUnit3SocialIssuesTask1KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.StressonthejobcostsAmericancompaniesasmuchas$150billionayearinlowerproductivity,unnecessaryemployeesickleave,andhighermedicalcosts.Themoststressfulprofessionsarethosethatinvolvedangerandextremepressureandthosethatcarryalotofresponsibilitywithoutmuchcontrol.Thebestwaytodealwithstressisthroughrelaxation,butsometimestheonlyansweristofightbackorwalkaway.Completethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.Three-quartersDsychologists、doctorsnervousness、angenfrequentillness,mentalproblemsTask2KeyA:Completethefollowingsummaryofthetwospeakers9opinions.giveinsoeasilytohijackers'demandsthreatentoblowudaplaneorcommitsomeotheroutrageholdoutagainstthiskindafblackmail,alwayshaveterrorists.StartexecutingterroristsautomaticallybepreparedtofhcetheconsequencesofevilIt'sthelesseroftwoevils.Terroristshaveprovenoftenenoughthattheyreallymeanbusiness.Innocentlives.threateningtheinnocentwillachieveitsendsAnswerthefollowingquestions.Sheimpliesthatifthefirstspeakerwasoneofthevictimsofterrorism,shewouldwantthegovernmenttogiveintothedemandssothatshewouldn'tdie.Task3KeyA:Completethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.thirty-five,naturallights,asmallwindow,hot,airless,verynoisyMexicooughtto,shouldn'tAnswerthefollowingquestions.Itislocatedinanarrowstreetwithfive-andsix-storeybuildingseightkilometersfromdowntownLosAngeles.Thisfactorymakesshirtsandjeans.She'salreadybeenworkingfbrtenhours,butshewon'tstopfbranothertwohours.Shecan'tcomplainaboutthosethingsbecausesheisanillegalimmigrant.Task4KeyA:CompletethefollowingsummaryofBritishgovernmenfsstatistics.socialtrendsmarkeddifferencesonehourmoreeveryday,threehoursmoreeveryweek1prevent、cleaningandironing,keephouseholdaccounts、dorepairsorimprovements30percentleisureactivities,watchingtelevision,20hoursaweek,goingforwalks.Swimming,BritishwomenB.Answerthefollowingquestions.Unliketheothercouples,CarlahasalwayskeptherownaccountsandAdrianhasalwaysdonehisownhousework.NeitherofthemlikewatchingtelevisionverymuchandtheybothHkeswimming.Task5KeyA:Completethefollowingsummaryofthepassage.HowacityinJapansolvetheproblemofgarbagedisposal.160million、everyyear,10percent、10percent、therestpubliccooperationgarbagethatcanbeeasilyburned,kitchenandgardentrashelectricalappliances、plastictoolsandplastictoysarepoisonous,causepollution,batteriesbottlesandglasscontainersthatcanberecycledmentalcontainersthatcanberecycledfUmitureandbicyclesondifferentdays,onrequestfertilizer,toD「oduceelectricity,recycled,cleaned,repaired,eesoldcheaply,givenawayAnswerthefollowingquestions.Thegarbagewillbetakentoacenterthatlookslikeacleannewofficebuildingorhospital.Insidethecenter,specialequipmentisusedtosortandprocessthegarbage.OfficialfromcitiesaroundtheworldvisitMachidatoseewhethertheycanusesomeoftheseideasandtechniquestosolvetheirowngarbagedisposalproblems.Task6KeyA:Answerthefollowingquestions.TheyweretalkingaboutMrs.Carter.Shewasatall,handsomewomanwhousedtocomeintotheshopatleasttwiceaweek.Shelivedaloneinalargehouseonanoldfarm-aboutthreemilesfromtheshop.Hewasabsolutelycertain,otherwisehewouldnevercallthepolice.Hisevidencewasthis:First,hesawherdoit;second,hefoundthethingsinherbag;third,shehaddoneitbefore.Becausetwoyoungpeoplesawher.Theshopkeeperbelievedthatiftheydidn'tpunishher,youngpeoplewouldthinkthatstealingdidn'tmatter.Thejudgethoughtthatitwasadifficultcasefromahumanitarianpointofview.Theexcuseshefoundfbrherwere:First,thewomanwasoldandshelivedalone—shewaslonely.Second,shewasn'tpoor-shewaswell-knownfbrhergenerositytocharitiesandshedidn'tneedtosteal.Theitemswereonlyworthapoundortwo.Third,shepleadednotguiltyandsaidshedidn'tknowthatshehaddoneit.Task7KeyA:Fillintheblanksinthesummaryoftheplanner'sdescription.notallmodemcitiesarealike,modemcityasinglehigh?densitycentre,skyscraper、motorways,asfarasyoucanseethelow?densitymulti-centercity,alargecollectionofanumberofsmallcentres,shoppingcentres,factories,businessesandskyscrapersB.Answerthefollowingquestions.Hethinksthatthesecondtype(theLosAngelesmodel)ismoresensible.Heconsidersithighlylikelythatthekindofcityweknownowwillcompletelydisappear.Task8KeyA:Answerthefollowingquestions.Hethinksthatthiscountry'sproblemsallcomefrominflation,whichistheresultoftheDemocrat'scarelessspending.No,shedoesn'tagreewithNed.Shebelievesthattheproblemisunemployment.Ifthegovernmentcutsspendingtoomuch,peoplewillfallintoaviciouscircleofmoreunemploymentandfewertaxpayerstosharetheburden.SheagreeswithBarbara.Shebelievesthatunemploymentisabigproblem,especiallyinthebigindustrialcities.Andthegovernmentisn'tdoingverymuchtohelpthebigindustriesout.Hebelievesinthefreemarketsystemratherthangovernmentregulationorprotection.Hethinksthatwithoutalotofgovernmentinterferenceeverythingwillbeokay.No,theythinkit'sbadfbrtheweak,thepoorandtheunprotected/ifsbadfortheunderprivileged.Fillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetape..Moreandmoremoney、comefycmsomewhere,highertaxesandhighpricesTask9KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.Theproblemiswhetherornottheinnercity-thecoreofmosturbanareas-willmanagetosurviveatall.Theymovedtothesuburbsinsearchoffreshair,elbowroom,andprivacy.Asaresult,suburbsbegantosprawloutacrossthecountryside.Manycitiesbegantofallintodisrepair.Andmanydowntownareasexistedfbrbusinessonly.Theresultwasthaturbancentersdeclinedevenfurtherandthesuburbsexpandedstillmore.BecausefromthedecisionoftheTaylorsandmanyotheryoungcouples,wecanseethatsomepeoplemaybetiredofspendinglonghourscommuting,andtheymayhavebeguntomisstheadvantagesofcultureandcompanionshipprovidedbycitylife.Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.F2)T3)F4)F5)T6)TCompletethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape..Middle-class,neighborhoodsCrime,publictransportationhousingconstructioncosts,wasallowed,constructedTask10KeyA:Completethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.54,20J980、70,00030J980anewspaperarticle、toresearchthemarketanotherfewmonths,inApril1981,a1,500sq.ftthird,Canada,America,20percent,￡1million20,70,3DecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalseF2)T3)F4)F5)TAnswerthefollowingquestions.Hewasdeeplyinvolvedinthepresentjobandratherenjoyedhimself.Hethoughttheshopwashisownlittlebabyandthoughtitwasfuntoservebehindthecounter.However,healsothoughtthattherewasalotmorehardworkthanhewasusedto;hewasworkingovertheweekenddoinghisbooks.Hecalledhisoldjob“boringtripstoManchestertosellvastquantitiesofPVC”.Hethoughtthattherewasfarmorejobsatisfaction,andbelievedthathewasmakingmoney,ratherthanmakingmoneyforotherpeople.He'sabouttodiversifyintocommercialdistributionofimportedanddomesticallyproducedwineandwineshe'sproducinghimself.Task11ScriptIcouldheartheguardblowinghiswhistle,soIranontotheplatformanduptothetrain.Luckily,someonesawmecoming,adooropened,andIjumpedonwhilethetrainwasmovingoutofthestation.*€Phew!^^Ithought."Thatwashardwork!”Iwassuretheotherpassengerscouldhearmyheartbeating;itwassoloud,andIwasinacoldsweat.Afterawhile,Irecovered,andhadalookattheotherpassenger.Thecompartmentwasfull,butIwastheonlyonestanding.Thepeopleinthecarriageturnedtheireyesawayastheynoticedmelookingatthem.Allexceptone,abeautifulwomansittinginthecomer.Isawherwatchingmeinthemirror.Automatically,Iadjustedmytie.Shehadseenmerunningforthetrain:maybethiswasmyluckydayafterall.Ipreparedtosayhello.Shespokefirst,however.44Wouldyoulikemyseat?,,sheasked."YoulookratherThatwasthedayonwhichIrealizedIwasgettingmiddle-aged.KeytoUnit4LiteratureTask1KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.Theywereorphansandhadnobodytosupportthem.Eachboywasgivenonlyonebowlofgruelfbrsupperandnomore-farfromenough.Theboysweresohungrythattheycouldnotbearitanymore.Theydecidedthatoneofthemmustaskthemasterfbrmoregruel.OliverTwistwaschosenbycastinglots.Heneverthoughtthatanyboywoulddaretoaskfbrmorefoodthanthegivenportion.Therefore,hewasbothsurprisedandangryonhearingOliver'srequest.Hewasstruckontheheadbythemasterandpushedoutoftheroom.AndfbraweekOliverremainedprisonerinthecellar.KeyDecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.1)F2)F3)TChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)d2)bTask3KeyFillintheblanksorcircletherightwordsinbracketstofinishthebriefintroductionofthewriter.LewisCarrollmathematics、OxfordUniversityAlice's inWbnderkmdJ865,ThroughtheLooking-Glass、1871Answerthefollowingquestion.ThesestoriesareaboutadreamworldinwhichAlicemeetsstrangecreaturesandhasinterestingadventures.Task4KeyCompleterthefollowingsummaryofthestory.closedthegatesoftheircityandstayedbehindthewallstheGreeks、ahugewoodenhorse、hideinsideit、thehorse,theystopped,hidtheiishipsGreekDfisoner,thehorse,TheGreeksoldiers,thewoodenhorseTask5KeyChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)c2)aAnswerthefollowingquestion.Alltheanimalsthoughtthathewasthekingofbeasts.Actuallyhewasacoward.Hewasafraidofhumanbeingsandotherbiganimals.Heroaredonlytoscarethemawayandneverreallyhurtthem.DorothyandherdogwantedtogetbacktoKansas.TheScarecrowwantedsomebrainsandtheTinmanwantedaheart.TheLionwantedtohavecourage.KeyCompletethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.CivilWarfirst,equalitybattlefields,bloodiestordinaryChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)d2)cTask7KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.Ared,redrosethafsnewlysprunginJuneandthemelodythat'ssweetlyplayedintune.Hewilllovehertillalltheseasaredriedandtherocksmeltinthesun.Hislovewilllastaslongasthesandsofliferun(thereislifeonearth).Yes,heis,andhewillcomebacknomatterhowfaritis.Findthewordsthatrhymewiththefollowingwords.June一[tune] I-[dry]sun-[run] while——[mile]Task8KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.Tallstories,thatis,unlikelyones.Becausehewantedtobeamemberofacertainclub.Hewenttherebecausehewastoldthatalioncamethereeacheveningtodrinkwater.Sixteentimes.Hekilledsixteenlions.Task9KeyCompletethefollowingoutlineofthestory.ayoungprincewholivedonlandrosetothesurfaceoftheseaandwaitedfortheprincetocometohernevercameawitchchangedherfish'stailintoapairofhumanlegsshegavethewitchhertonguetheprince'snalaceherfeethurtterriblydidn'tloveherayoungprincessdivedbackintotheseaaspiritoftheairandlivedforever.Task10KeyChoosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingquestions.l)b2)c3)b4)a5)aMatchtheserialnumberofthefivefableswiththelessonsdrawnformeachoneofthem.No.1[e]No.2[b]No.3[a]No.4[d]No.5[c]Task11KeyCompletethefollowingoutlineofthestory.struckarockandbegantobreakupsanktoohadsurvivedhewastiedveryfirmlybyalargenumberoffineropesaboutfortylittlemenshotathimwiththeirarrows、whichjustlikeneedles.thelittlemengavehimallthebread,meatandwinetheyhadWasseven佗etbythreefeet,equippedwithtwenty?twowheelsandpuHedbyfifteenhundredlittlehorses.ScriptAesopwasaveryclevermanwholivedinGreecethousandsofyearsago.Hewrotemanygoodfables.Hewasknowntobefbndofjokes.Oneday,ashewasenjoyingawalk,hemetatraveler,whogreetedhimandsaid,“Kindman,canyoutellmehowsoonIshallgettotown?”“Go,"Aesopanswered.“IknowImustgo,“saidthetraveler,t4butIshouldlikeyoutotellmehowsoonIshallgettotown."“Go,"Aesopsaidagainangrily.“Thismanmustbemad,,,thetravelerthoughtandwenton.Afterhehadgonesomedistance,Aesopshoutedafterhim,“Youwillgettotownintwohours.”Thetravelerturnedroundinastonishment.fcfcWhydidn'tyoutellmethatbefore?”heasked.“Howcould1havetoldyoubefore?''answeredAesop."Ididnotknowhowfastyoucouldwalk.”KeytoUnit5EducationTask1KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.People'sideasonpennanenteducation.Oneisanordinary“maninthestreet”.Theotherisaneducationalpsychologist.Thefirstpersonthinksthisideaofpermanenteducationiscrazy.Hecan'tunderstandpeoplewhowanttospendalltheirlivesinschool.Thesecondpersonthinksthattheideaofpermanenteducationispracticalbecausepeopleareneverreallytoooldtogoonlearning.Completethefollowingsentenceswithwhatyouhearonthetape.was,hated,stand,gotoutalltheirlivescertainlimits,agelimitsTask2KeyA.Fillinthefollowingchart.AgeSchoolingNurseryschoolFiveThnInfant'sSchoolTheJuniorSchoolAnswerthefollowingquestions.Hestayedthereforayear.Hehasfaint,butverypleasantmemoriesofit.Hehadfunandplayedgames--includingstory-telling,drawing,singinganddancing.Hebegantohavemoreformallessonsandevenworryaboutexams.Theexamwascalledthe“ElevenPlus”.Studentstooktheexamtoseewhatkindofsecondaryschooltheywouldgetinto.Task3KeyFillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetape.conwulsory,theagesof5and16、stated?fUnded,independentavailable、atanurseryschool、inthenurseryclassataprimaryschoolDreparatory、Drimary、aged5toi3enterthestateeducationsystem,atthvagnof5,secondaryschool7,11,130rl6、gainadmissionat11sr13,theCommonEntranceExaminationonefartheryear,AdvancedSupDlementaryExamination,Advancedlevelexaminationsclassroomjaboratory,workindeDcndcntly,undertakeresearchforprojectsvocational,conventionalsecondaryeducation、withA-levels.farther,higherAnswerthefollowingquestions.GCSEstandsfortheGeneralCertificateofSecondaryEducation.Itisnormallytakenattheageof16.Studentsusuallystudyfrom8to12GSCEsubjectsovertwoyears.Somesubjectstakeaccountoftheworkstudentsdothroughouttheyear,whileothersareassessedentirelybyexamination.Task4A.Fillinthefollowingchart.TopicofThisDiscussion:CorporalPunishmentIntervieweesPositiononThisTopicFor/AgainstArgument(s)/Reason(s)It'sdifficulttoteachchildrenthesedays.whenmanyofthemknowtheywon'teetjobs.It'shardtocontroltheclassifyoucaa'tDunishthem.AgainstItalwayshasbeendifficulttobeateacher.Butyoudon'thavetouseviolence.Ifsimpossibletoteachstudentsaboutnonviolenceandbeinggoodcitizenswhenyouareviolentyourself.Against ForIt'simpossibletoteachtherestoftheclassifyouhaveonestudentwhoconstantlymisbehaves.It'sbadforthnothers.B.Decidewhetherthefollowingstatementsaretrueorfalse.1)F2)FTask5KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.Becausethetelevisionprogrambythatnamecannowbeseeninmanypartsoftheworld.Thisprogramisverypopularamongchildren.Someeducatorsobjecttocertainelementsintheprogram.Parentspraiseithighly.Manyteachersalsoconsideritagreathelp,thoughsometeachersfindthatproblemsarisewhenfirstgraderswhohavelearnedfrom"SesameStreet“areinthesameclasswithchildrenwhohavenotwatchedtheprogram.Inordertoincreasethenumberofchildrenwhocanwatchitregularly.Thereasonsmayincludetheeducationtheoriesofitscreators,thesupportbybothgovernmentandprivatebusinesses,andtheskillfuluseofavarietyofTVtricks.Perhapsanequallyimportantreasonisthatmotherswatch“SesameStreet“alongwiththeirchildren.Thisispartlybecausefamousadultstarsoftenappearon“SesameStreet”.Thebestreasonforthesuccessoftheprogrammaybethatitmakeseverychildwatchingitfeelabletolearn.Thechildfindshimselflearning,andhewantstolearnmore.Fillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetape.sixmillion,regularly,half,economic,racial,geographicalfifty、Spanish,Portuguese,German,onehundredthousand,English、everytwoweekssongs、stories,iokes、pictures、numbers,letters,humanrelationships.Task6KeyAnswerthefollowingquestions.ItistohaveallpublicschoolsconnectedtotheInternetcomputersystemandhavecomputersavailableforthestudents.Itswebsiteprovidesinformationabouttheschool,theteachersandtheirmailaddresses.Italsolistsstudenteventsandorganizations.Theylearnnumbersandletters.Theyalsolearnhowtousethecomputerstheywillneedlaterintheireducation.Fillintheblankswithwhatyouhearonthetape.1994,35percent、Lastyear,89percentuniversities,colleges、urge,requireTask7KeyFillintheblanksinthefollowingsummaryofthepassage.spokensayingpoetryaloud、givingspeechesadvanceddegrees、fieldofstudy,custom,candidates,doctor'sdegreewrittennineteenththegreatincreaseinpopulation,thedevelopmentofmodem