全新版大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)閱讀第三冊(cè)答案2306

全新版大學(xué)英語(yǔ)試聽(tīng)閱讀3TheKingofSpidersUNIT1WARMINGUPⅠ.1.barbed4.fang2.abdomen5.silk3.burrow6.spanⅡ.CDGABFEWATCHINGPart1Ⅰ.1.D2.C3.AⅡ.1.leading2.inaccessible3.explaining4.areoftenbiasedPart2Ⅰ.TFTTFⅡ.1.locationsdaretopelling3.breakthroughtrippingover4.cutandscrape5.impressivepainandirritationⅢ.1.Youcanhearthebatsstartingtoswirlaroundasyouenterthecave.2.Westactuallyhelpedtoidentifythisparticular

typeoftarantulaonanearliertrip.

3.FindingaGoliathtarantulainthisdensejungleisfarfromoneasytask.4.IfWestfinallylocationsaGoliathtarantula,he’llfaceawholenewsetofdangers.5.Whenthreatened,manytarantulaspecieswilllaunchthesebarbedhairsintotheair.Part3Ⅰ.√WestfinallyfindsaGoliathwhoselegspanisaboutteninchesacross.√TheGoliathtarantuladetectspreymainlybyfeelinginsteadofseeing.√Formanypeople,thetarantula’sbitemayfeellikeabeesting.Ⅱ.1.Wonderful4.unsuspectingFollow-up2.back3.rear5.unfortunateⅠ.HGEFDIBACREADING1.C2.A3.C4.D5.A6.C7B8.feelsfrightened/anyfear9.perfectly/extremelycalm

10.confirmedhumandeathHOMELISTENINGⅠ.TFTFTⅡ.1.B2.C3.A4.B5.AⅢ.1.Caringforthesecreatureshasbecomeanenormouslyentertainingandeducationalhobby.2.Tarantulaarenotaggressiveunlessthreatenedbyanabruptmotion.3.Duringtheprocess,thespider’ssoftinnerbodyistemporarilyexposedanditcaneasilybeinjuredorkilled.4.Itisessentialnottodisturbthespiderduringthisprocess.5.Ascreencoverisfineaslongasitcanbesecured.KOALASUNIT2WARMINGUPⅠ.1.vulnerable4.mammal2.Eucalyptus3.speciesⅡ.1.C2.A3.F4.D5.A6.BWATCHING

Part1Ⅰ.1.symbol2.nicefurrycuddly3.liketoys4.recognizableinternationalbelovedⅡ.1.Howlovelythekoalasareandwhytheyareatrisk.2.TabartistheexecutivedirectorfoetheAustralianKoalaFoundationandanexpertonkoala.3.Thekoala’sfutureisveryblack.4.Itisclearedforhousing,farmsandroads.Ⅲ.1.ThekoalaissouniversallypopularthatithasbecomeakindofsymbolforthecountryofAustralia.2.Unfortunately,lovealone,theexpertsay,mayotbeenoughtoensurethekoala’sfuture.3.Theforeststhathavealwaysbeenhometokoalaarebeingincreasinglyclaimedandclearedforhousing,farms,androads.4.Eachtreethatisalostorcutdownaddsmorepressuretothealreadyvulnerablestateoftheseanimal.5.Thisisprimekoalahabitatandinthelosttwohundredyearssincewe’vebeenere,we’veclearedabouteightypercentofthis.

Part2Ⅰ.1.adequately2.remaining3.concessions4.convince5.spotⅡ.1－B2－D3－A4－CPart3Ⅰ.(1)1,200(2)halfabillion(3)10million(4)100,000Ⅱ.FNGFTFFollow-upⅠ.1.B:Koalaarecute,furryandcuddylikedolls.2.D:Australianeedstopassnewlawsthatwillprotectkoalasforfuturegenerations.3.A:HisAmericaorganizationhascometotalktotheAustralianKoalaFoundationabouthowtheyarehelpingtosavewildlifeintheU.S.4.C:Koalasarehardtoseeinthewildbecausetheycamouflagethemselves.READING1.D2.A3.D4.A5.D6.D7.B8.landowneraboutkoalas9.experienceinhelpingtosave10.contributetothecountry’seconomy

HOMELISTENINGⅠ.DFBECAⅡ.1.expressive2.displaced3.priority4.transmitters5.coincidenceⅢ.1.Intheearly1900s,ademandforcoatsmadefromthefurofkoalasthreatenedtodestroytheentirespecies.2.Inthe1930stheAustraliangovernmentpassedlegislationtoprotectkoalas,3.Theinformationshowedwhichkoalaswerepermanentresidentsandwhichwerevisitors.4.Sincekoalashavefavoritepathsbetweenfoodtrees,allfenceswereraisedtoallowthemtopasseasilyunderneath.5.Thisbonushasincreasedhomeowner’excitementoverthisoutstandingwildlife-friendlycommunitymorethanexpected.TheExcitingStreetsofBarcelonaUNIT3WARMINGUP

Ⅰ.1.spontaneous4.improvise5.artisticallyⅡ.(1)marketstalls(4)dais(5)onlookers2.pedestrian3.stimulating(2)gangster(3)make-upWATCHINGPart1Ⅰ.1.uniqueandstimulating2.they’reattendingapartythatneverends.Ⅱ.(1)widepedestrian-only(2)middleharbor(3)treescafes(4)meetingplacePart2Ⅰ.TFTTFⅡ.theaterbeautifulEuropeentertainedmeandecoratedworthPart3Ⅰ.2mirror4facehairhatsuit1clothes3make-up5haveonelook

Ⅱ.1.CFollow-upⅠ.EFREADING2.B3.BABGCD1.A2.C3.C4.D5.B6.A7.B8.Threequartersofamile9.Amsterdam10.ThereisnoseparationHOMELISTENINGbetweenartandlifeⅠ.1.B2.C3.D4.AⅡ.benefitsgalleriesabandonedattractrealestaterestorebaseatmosphereⅢ.1.Iadvocatearadicalproposaltoturnthingsaround.2.Let’sdeclarethefourblockareatothenorthofMainStreetapedestrian-onlyzone3.Insteadofgoingtoanothercityforentertainment,peoplemanystartmakingdowntownAlbiontheirfree-timedestination.4.Newpublictransportationoptionscouldencouragepeopletoleavetheircarsathomeandprovidethecitywithadditionincome.5.Whentheybroughtintheirpedestrian-onlyzonein

2003,thechangesweredram

atic.TheHiddenTreasuresofEgyptUNIT4Ⅰ.1.tomb2.pyramid3.pharaohs4.royal5.Artifacts6.mummyⅡ.1.D2.C3.B4.AWATCHINGPart1Ⅰ.1.theEgyptianMuseumofCairo2.theamazingartifactsinthisMuseumⅡ.160,00080,0003,000Ⅲ.1.It’ssomethingthatyoucanneverseeinanymuseumintheworld.2.Idon’tthinkthatanymuseumintheworldwouldreallyhaveabasementlikethis.3.Whenyoucomehereandyouwalkaroundthegalleries,youcansmellhistory.4.Theyperformedthefirstplasticsurgeryinhistory!Part2Ⅰ.1√3√4√6√

Ⅱ.themelengthyfallingforgottenbasementdisplayexcludeitemshistorychallengingPart3Ⅰ.1.cBD2.bCED3.aAFⅡ.1.advertisingdocumenting2.Some3.first4.fewerManyfinalmanymoreFollow-upⅠ.3,0003,0001.thefirstplasticsurgeryinhistory2.hewantedtowalksafelyintheafterlife1.fish2.mixingpowdersandbeautyaidflint5,5004,0001.besidethepyramids2.animportantpriest1.insideatomb2,0002.prepareitfordisplay1.19232.Theyoungking’slifeⅡ.1.hiddenawaybeneaththecoolmarblefloors藏在這家博物館冰冷的大理石地面下面2.itwillbeextremelychallengingtodecidewhattoputondisplay

很難決定展出哪些文物3.stillinperfectcondition現(xiàn)在依然完好無(wú)損4.therearemanymoreartifactsfound埃及還有更多文物有待發(fā)現(xiàn)READING1.C2.B3.A4.D5.A6.C7.D8.documentingeachone9.theking’sownharnessforhischariot10.therearemanymoreartifactsstilltobefoundinEgyptHOMELISTENINGⅠ.1.B2.D3.A4.CⅡ.TFFTFDinosaurBUILDERUNIT5WARMINGUPⅠ.1.fossil2.dinosaur3.roam4.skeleton5.extinct6.reptileⅡ.1.F2.C3.E4.A5.D6.G7.BWATCHINGPart1

Ⅰ.1.HeisaCanadiancraftsman/adinosaurbuilder/afreelancer.HisworkshopisnearNiagaraFalls,Ontario.2.”Thiscamerightoutofthebule.”3.Heisafreelancer/freelances.Themuseumsoftheworldcancometohimwhentheyneedhim.Ⅱ.FFTFFTPart2Ⅰ.1.B2.B3.A4.B5.A6.BⅡ.1)E2)CPart33)D4√4)A5√5)BⅠ.1－C2－EⅡ.1√2√Follow-upⅠ.1－CREADING2－A3－E4－B5－D1.A2.C3.B4.C5.A6.D7.D8.agiantjigsawpuzzle9.appearanceandbehavior10.constructingandmountingHOMELISTENINGⅠ.A－3B－2C－1

Ⅱ.FTTTFFFⅢ.1.Thereareseveraldifferingtheoriesaboutwhathappenedtothedinosaurs.2.Itcausedenormouscloudsofdirtanddusttocoverthesky,blockingoutthesunandcausingthetemperatureonEarthtofallgreatly.3.Otherscientistshavesomewhatdifferentinterpretations.4.Hetheorizesthatthesechangescontributedtotheglobalextinctionofplantandanimalspecies.5.Otherscientistsholdverydifferenttheoriesanditwillprobablybemanyyearsbeforethedebateisresolvedcompletely.SnakeDetectiveUNIT6WARMINGⅠ.1.F2.E3.D4.B5.A6.CⅡ.1.greenmamba4.albinopythonWATCHING2.rattlesnake3.cobra

Part1Ⅰ.FTTFFⅡ.1.theextremelyhotsunandheatinthedesert2.theelectricwiringintheglassenclosures3.thefinesandthatspreadsinfectionsⅢ.1.ShakeinasnakeparkinOmanaredying.Newsnakesarearrivingintwoweeks.Hemustactfastbeforethenewsnakessufferthesamemisfortune.2.Helovestheideaoffinancingasnakeparktoeducatethepeopleofhiscountryaboutwildlife.3.Theyusedtograbthesnakeswithnooses,andstufffooddowntheirthroats.Part2Ⅰ.1.enclosures4.restorerebuildⅡ.1.rockstrees2.rainheat3.insectsmicePart32.gap3.highlightedⅠ.1.abovetheknot2.MuhammadAl-Harthy/theSnakeParkGeneralManager3.heardtherattleofaliverattlesnakes.Ⅱ.TwodaysalivevenomousantivenomdeadlytwodozenPart4Ⅰ.1.B2.A3.CⅡ.1.nowthesnakeparkisoperatingagain–thistimecorrectly2.enjoyinghischancetoteachothersaboutsnakes3.seeandtouchsnakesforthemselves4.solvethiscasesuccessfullyFollow-upⅠ.1.GerryMartinBEG2.SheikhAmeral-Suleimani3.Muhammadal-HarthyCFIADHⅡ.1.eagertojumpatthechance2.thenewsnakessufferthesamemisfortune3.toinspectthesceneofthecrime4.whetherornotallofthemhavesurvivedtheirjourneyⅢ.1.HavingheardaboutasnakeexpertinIndia,thesheikhcalledGerryforhelp.2.Havinghighlightedtheproblems,Gerrybeginstotakeaction.3.Havingfoundthatthesnakeparkisnowoperating

correctly,thesheikhrealizedthataskingGerrytointerveneintheparkwasmoneywellspent.

4.HavinglearnednewskillsfromGerry,Muhammadisnowenjoyinghischancetoteachothersaboutsnakes.READING1.C2.A3.D4.A5.C6.B7.C8.safelyenclosedintheirnewhomes9.holdsomeofthenon-venomoussnakes10.givingpeopleafirsthandexperiencewithsnakesHOMELISTENINGⅠ.1.B2.A3.C4.DⅡ.FTFFTⅢ.1.Hebecameparticularlyinterestedinwildanimals,suchassnakesandreptiles.2.Sincethen,Martinhascontinuedtodoimportantresearchinthefieldofherpetology.3.Meanwhile,hecontinuestodeveloptheacademicsideofhiscareer.4.Hedoesthisprimarilythroughcampsandothereducationalprograms.5.Theylearnhowtoidentifyvarioussnakesandothereducationalprograms.

6.Theylearnhowtoidentifyvarioussnakesandevengetanopportunitytolearnsafehandingtechniques.CanyakingAdventureUNIT7WARMINGUPⅠ.1.E2.D3.B4.C5.A6.FⅡ.1.D2.E3.B4.A5.F6.CWATCHINGPart1Ⅰ.1.niqueutdoorncredibly2.anyoneeringxplore3.hitewaterast-flowingliding4.BcⅡ.1.BcPart22.Aa3.Ab5.BcⅠ.TFFTFⅡ.GCEHFDBPart3Ⅰ.GAECHFDBⅡ.1.overto2.overon3.Fromatinto4.onthetopof5.within6.atthebottomof

Part4Ⅰ.TFTTⅡ.1.expandedexpected2.fewmultiple3.difficulteffortless4.changingchallenging5.adventureexperienceⅢ.1.Thedropisgreatsuccess;allthepreparationhasdefinitelypaidoff.2.It’sallaboutgroupunity,andwhenthatrunssmoothly,thecanyonisnothingbutbutter.3.Itwaskindofabumpandscrapethereattheend.4.Otherscometochallengethemselvesandtesttheirabilities.5.TheytookonthewilddangersofReunionIslandontheircanyakadventureandtheydidit–withstyle!Follow-upⅠ.2.ReunionIsland,IndianOcean3.fiveprofessionalkayakersandcanyoneers4.kayaks,ropes,maps,car,helmets,wetsuits,harnesses5.hiking,climbing,jumping,kayaking,canyoneering,rappelling6.TrouBlancREADING1.C2.D3.A4.B5.B6.B7.C8.TrouBlanc9.averticalwaterfallthatisalmost50metershigh10.AtTrouBlancHOMELISTENINGⅠ.Mexico370560anhourclimbingclimbingandhikingpossibilitieshorseordonkeyaccessibleandfascinatingmountainandcanyonwalkhikeswimnarrow,deepsmall,isolatedmagnificentamazingⅡ.1.Participantsbeginattheheadofacanyonandfollowittoanumberofunpredictableadventuresalongtheway2.Ifyoulikeexcitementandyou’refeelingstrongandfit,letcanyoneeringtakeyoutoanothersportingdimension.3.Zionoffersawildvarietyofclimbingopportunitiesforeveryonefromthefive-year-oldbeginnertothe

conditionalexpert.

4.About2.5millionpeoplevisittheparkannuallyandleavewithmemoriesthatwilllastalifetime.5.Fewplacesintheworldoffersuchbeautyandvarietyofsceneryinsuchabrieftour.SPACEWALKUNIT8WARMINGUPⅠ.1.E2.D3.B4.C5.F6.AⅡ.1.astronauts2.immersed3.physiological4.inorbit5.spaceshuttles6.missionWATCHINGPart1Ⅰ.1.oxygenradiation2.1960s3.spaceshipsspacesuitsscientificinventionsⅡ.Self-containedextremetemperaturesfromboilingToughpressurizedbreathePart2Ⅰ.1.relativelyera2.performaccomplishedshuttle3.servicedrepairedreplacedⅡ.FTFFT

Part3Ⅰ.1.1998Follow-upⅠ.1—BREADING2.20163.thenextfewyears2—A3—E4—D5.D5—C6.A1.A2.C3.B4.B7.A8.goingthroughintensetraining9.scheduledonamission10.extremelyhighlevelsoffitnessHOMELISTENINGⅠ.1—B2—C3—AⅡ.1.Cspective2.economic3.investmentⅢ.1.DuringtheApollospaceexplorationflight,astronautssentbackspaceimagesthatwerethenshownontelevision.2.HewasabletobuyhimselfavisittotheInternationalSpaceStationforsevendays,travelingaboardaRussianspacecraft.3.Althoughboththeairlinesandpotentialpassengershaveremainedcommittedtotheidea,privatesectordevelopmenthasbeenveryslow.

4.Thefinalissueremains:isspaceflightreallyasafeundertakingforrelativelyuntrainedpeople.5.Passengerswillberequiredtohavephysicaltestsandgoonathree-daytrainingprogrambeforelaunch.TheAmazingHumanBodyUNIT9WARMINGUPⅠ.1.B2.C2.E3.A3.CⅡ.1.BWATCHINGPart14.D5.AⅠ.1.662.7,5703.6004.100trillionⅡ.1.cells,tissues,organsandorgansystems2.respiratorysystem,thereproductivesystem,thenervoussystem,thedigestivesystemandthecirculatorysystemPart2Ⅰ.theheartthelungspumpingbloodpullinginoxygen2.throatstomachⅡ.1.molecules3.small

intestine

1.把食物轉(zhuǎn)化成身體可以吸收的分子是消化系統(tǒng)的工作。2.吞咽的動(dòng)作將食物沿喉嚨送入胃中，而胃通過(guò)收縮將營(yíng)養(yǎng)分解。3.多數(shù)營(yíng)養(yǎng)通過(guò)小腸進(jìn)入血液，小腸的長(zhǎng)度可超過(guò)六米。Ⅲ.CBADPart3Ⅰ.1.B2.A3.CⅡ.1.spinalcord2.twosinglecells3.blueprintsFollowup4.ahumanbodyⅠ.1)cells2)tissues3)organs4)digestive5)nervous6)energy7)body’sactivities8)newlivesⅡ.1.elligentcomplexⅢ.1.Nomachinecanmatchtheimpressiveactionsitperformseveryday.2.Thispowerfullittleorganworksincrediblyhardandcompletelyautomatically.3.Turningpizzaintomoleculesthatcanbeabsorbedthroughoutthebodyisthejobofthedigestivesystem.4.Aboutthesizeofagrapefruit,thissmallstrange-lookingorganisthemostcomplexobjectonEarth.5.StrandsofDNAfromtheoriginaltwocellsactlikeasetofblueprints,tellingthenewcellswhattodo.READING1.C2.B3.A4.D5.C6.B7.C8.Thegeneticmixing9.worktogethereffectively10.EfficiencycoordinationHOMELISTENINGⅠ.1.C2.D3.A4.BⅡ.FTTFSavingtheAmazonTONGETHERUNIT10WARMINGUPⅠ.1.paradise2.indigenousⅡ.BADFECWATCHING3.e