視聽說第冊答案

LessonA

1VocabularyLink

f 6、7、8、9g 1、3、6、7

B a——8b2C1d4e1、4、5

h1、4、5

2Listening

Activity1AreportaboutGreenland

A

HerpaperisaboutGreenland’sandtrees.

2、Hisknowledgeofgeographyisnotverygood.Hedoesn’tknowwhichcountryGreenlandbelongsto.

3、ThefirstsettlersofGreenlandgaveitthenametoattractothers.

B1、F2、T3、F4、TActivity2AflyingdisasterA

1“TheTitanicofthesky”5theUS6twoandahalf

5、T 6、F 7、T

2zeppelin340passengersandcrew4Germany

7itwaslanding835correctpicture2

1、2、5、7

Activity3

A

Correctpicture2

B

1---k2---j 3 k、j4---j5---k

C

JackseemstowantabiggercarmorethanKayla.

Jacksuggeststheygetmoreinformationaboutseveralkindsofcars.

Activity4

1veryfamousbuildings2madeofglass,steel,andconcrete3designed4style51998 6

452metershigh7modernandthetraditionalside

B

1world-famous

2ancientcapitalC

LouvreMuseum

museum

bigenough

Paris500

millionsof

sixmillion

shoppingcenter

Kyoto,Japan1989

visitorsbringsnewlifeintothecitycenter

Activity5

A

HiroshiHaratocopewiththemillionsofanugly,modernmistake

Itmeansbuildingunderground.

First,thereisplentyofspaceunderground.Second,withnewtechnology,buildingcostsarenotashighasinthepast.Third,it’ssaferthanbuildingskyscrapers.

B2、4、6、7

Pronunciation

B

a2narrowharborb3long,sunnybeachc4busyvacationdihighcliffs

Speaking&Communication

Activity1

A

1Weworkedasvolunteers 2What’sitlike3Itwaskindofhard4Weactuallysawbears

5Thatdoessoundexciting 6It’sspecialprogramforinternationalstudents

Activity2

A

1c2b3b4c5b6a7c8a9b

LessonB

Part1

BeforeYouWatch

A

MountFuji3glaciers4NiagaraFalls

B

1---b2---c3---a4---d

WhileYouWatch

A

1~5TFTFT

Man-madestructures

BeforeYouWatch

A

lift3GoldenGateBridge4crane5GreatWallofChina

B

concrete2impressive3advancement

WhileYouWatch

A

thousands2bycar3unimpressed

B

Themostimpressiveman-madewonder

itstretches

likecranesandlift

Ihadachancetodriveacross

Whatanamazingfeatofengineering

it’sjustawonderfulchancetoseethecity

Part2

Preview

B

1~5bcbcc

C

skyscrapers2EiffelTower3parkinggarage4EmpireStateBuilding5caveD

1—I 2---b 3---d 4—c 5---a 6---I 7---e 8---f 9---h 10---g

WhileYouWatchE

architecturalstructures2makeitbig3performers4spot5feats6fancy7incredible8engineering9poppedup10Overcrowding

WhileYouWatch

A1—g2---e3---c4---a5---d6---f7---h8 b

B

impressed2underground3disagrees4featsofengineering5first6hotel7doesn’tthink8amused

C

Man2Somethingbeingbuild3goesup4youneverknowwhat’sgoingtobearoundnextweek5butontheotherhand6buildingdownmore7undergroundinsteadofaboveground

8that’stoomuchlikelivinginacave9True10builtrighthere11That’sright12allthesebuildingspoppedup13whenit’sfinished14I’llbet15whatdoyouthinkit’sgoingtolooklike16youknowwhat

D

Hewantedtousethetwoarchitecturalstructuresasexamplesoffamousbuildings.

Hethoughtitcooltohavepicturesofafamousplacebeforeanythingwasbuiltthere.Hewasconvincedthattheplacewouldbecomefamousinthefuture.

HesaiditbecausehethoughtTakeshiwasbehavingoddly.E

Takeshiinitiallythoughtafamoushotelwouldbebuildonthesite,buthelaterdiscovereditwouldbeaparkinggarage.Hewasembarrassed,buthelaughedathiserrorandsaidthatsomerichandfamouspeoplemighteventuallyparkthere.

AfterYouWatch

A

1true2Man3Youknowwhat4Youaretoomuch

B

1walkedbyaconstructionsite2howmuchheadmiredtheskyscrapers3startedtakingpicturesofthesite4somethingfamousmightbetheresomeday5therichandfamouswouldstay

6withpictureofit7Takeshifeltveryembarrassed8andTakeshilearneditwastobeaparkinggarage

Unit2

1VocabularyLink

B

1window2address3hardware4mouse5menu6icon7surfing8crashed 9crashed 10mouse 11surfing12window13icon

14hardware 15menu 16address

LessonA

Activity1

A

1—b2—a 3—c

B

1friend2toAll3keyboard4coffee5computer6fiveActivity2

A

1pet2cellphones

B

Conversation1acde

Conversation2d

Activity3

A

Toastermicroware

Coffeemakerclock

Washingmachinelight

Heaterairconditioner

Refrigeratortelephone

B

True:12

False:3coffeemaker—clock 4today—inthefuturewill 5wanted—didn’twant6

All—Some

C

Typicalsmartphonefeaturesincludeamusicplayer,gamingapps,Internetbrowser,electronicdictionary,camera,andvideorecorder.

Oneadvantageofsmartphonesishavingaccesstoentertainmentonthego;anotheristheconvenienceofhavingmultipleentertainmentandcommunicationfunctionsinasingledevice.

Onedisadvantageofsmartphonesisthattheyuseuptoomuchpeople’stime,andtheymayalsonegativelyaffectsocialandinterpersonalskills.

D

themeritsof2entertainmentonthego3theconvenienceof4entertainmentandcommunicationfunctions5asingledevice6eatinguptoomuchofpeople’stime

Activity4

A

True:45 6 8 9 10

False:

unhappybecauseshelostherleg—happybecausesheisalive

firstperiod—fourthperiod

piercedthrough—wason

brought—didnotbring

B

A—3 b—6c—4 d—2e—5f—7 g—1

Activity5

fromanycomputerwithanInternetconnectionandatanytime

acceleratesuploadanddownloadtimes

thattheycaneasilyupgradeandexpandatanypointinthefuture

Thenecessarysecuritysolutions

B

Fonlysuitableforcompany—suitableforcompanyandindividual

Fhaveto—nolongerhaveto

T

Fevenifyoucan’t—aslongasyoucan

Farestillextremelyanxious—havenowbeenputatease

Pronunciation

B

\s\:2 4 \z\:1 3

Speaking&Communication

Activity1

A

1Ihatewritingtermpapers!Ittakesforever2Weusedtowriteourpapersontypewriters

3Oh,reallyThatsoundsdifficult

LessonB

Part1

BeforeYouWatch

A1~6:febcad

B

1searchtheweb2surftheInternet3instantmessenger4digitalcamera

5downloadingmusic6chattingonline

C1~4:cabd

2WhileYouWatch

A

True:123578

False:4cellphone—computer 6phones—e-mails 9reliable—notreliable

B

1electronics2areverycool3they’resoeasytouse4youdon’thavetothinkallthetimethatyouforgotthecamera5youalwayshaveitwithyouandthat’ssosmart

Part2

Preview

B

True:125

6happy—terrible

5disposable6

10wordprocessor

False:3tomorrow—today 4acomputer—atypewriter

C

1laptop2battery3computerlab4typewriterD

affordable2amazing3correction4crashedold—fashioned7portable8reliable9termpaper

WhileYouWatch

A

1~6:aababb

B

1~6:bceafd

1makethosecorrections 2I’lle-mailmypapertoyoulatertoday3technologyis

amazing4Iusedtowritemytermpapersonatypewriter5itmusthavetakenalongtometowriteapaper6Iwasprettyfast7madesomemistakes8 weren’t

thatbad9asfor10ohmygosh11weresounreliable12usedtocrashallthetime 13asaffordableorasfastastheyarenow14Mine’sprettyfast15

asfastassomeofthenewer,moreexpensiveones16nowadays17Inthosedays

18usedtousetheonesattheuniversityD

Sheassumescomputersusedtohavebackupbatteriesastheydotoday.

Everybody,includingProf.Morgan,losttheirtermpapers.E

1Iwentbacktothegood,oldfashionedway 2affordable

disposable 3wordprocessor

3AfterYouWatch

1asfor 2inthosedays 3Nobigdeal 4nowadays

Unit3

portable reliable

5ohmygosh

LessonA

VocabularyLink

A

1~8:ADGCFBHE

Listening

Activity1

A

Internationalcorrespondent

Journalistphotographer

B

1—c 2—d3—c 4—b5—b6—d

Activity2

A

likes2dislikes

B

thecomicsthehoroscopetheprice

thenewscoveragetheheadlines

Activity3

A

TomJosephOliviaRandyTina

B

1Olivia2Amy3Randy4Tina

Activity4

A

1TheyCouldn’tCommunicate 2ADangerousOccupation3SilentBeauties

4ACleanCrime

B

couldnotreachanagreementholdupnote couldn’treaditcrumpledit

up

goalieheslippedoniceandhurthisback

theywerecamelstallhumps

cleaneditleavingitatthesideoftheroad

Activity5

A

KangaroototheRescue!!

AnUnderwaterPostOffice

B

110 2farmer3barking4rare5scubadiving6drawtourists’

attention7three8four

3Speaking&communication

LessonB

Partone

BeforeYouWatch

1internationalcorrespondent2critic3newsanchor4editor5cameraman

WhileYouWatch

1—T

2Finteresting.creativeboringandnotverycreative

3—T

4—Fthinks—doesn’tthink

5—Fcameraman—newsanchors

6—Ffeels—doesn’tfeel

7—T

BeforeYouWatch

1~3:bca

WhileYouWatch

A

1~6：fdbeac

B

1themostaccessiblemedial2aroundmeatleast3tobecarrying 4thatwell

5seehowmyteam’saredoing6what’sgoingoninmyarea7savethecomicsforlast8that’sthefunpart

1Preview

B

1~5:BCBAC

C

1~7:BGFAEDC

D

3spiky

4headlines

1guitarist2journalist

2WhileYouWatch

A

B

1—e 2—a 3—c 4—d5—b

C

1headlines2stuff3Hey4Lookatthis5thatfamousbluesguitarist

6silverguitar7long,blackhair8thesinger9shortspikyhair10wearsthatreallycoolwhitesuit11man12It’ssoldout

D

Takeshiwhispersasheisnervous.That’sbecausehelikesAnna,andhethinkssheispretty.

AnnalivesinthesamebuildingasMikeandTakeshilive.

Annaisajournalistandshewritesmusicreviews.

MikeaskshimtospeaktoAnnatotryandgetticketsfortheshow.

Hehesitatesbecausehedoesn’tknowAnnawell,andbecauseheisnervoustotalktoagirlhelikes.

TakeshifeelspressurefromMike,whoscowlsathim.E

Activity1

1What’sup2Notmuch3DedicatedMusicReviewer4Asamatteroffact5reviewingashowtonight 6That’dbegreat7It’sadate8YouandIcango

together

Activity2

TakeshiissurprisedbyAnna’sinvitation.HethinksAnnaisprettyandisthereforepleasedtohaveadatewithher.HemightevenbemorepleasedaboutthedatethanheisaboutseeingJamesHammond’sshow.

F

Hethinkshewillgettoseetheshow.

Atfirst,Mikefeelabitdisappointedbutthenheishappyforhisfriend.

TakeshiisworriedthatMikewillbeunhappyaboutnotseeingtheshow.

HetellsTakeshinottoworryaboutit.Healsosaystherearelotsofothershowshecanattend.

3AfterYouWatch

A

stuff 2You’rekiddingme! 3Ihardlyknowher!4man

B

theshowwassoldout2aprettywomanacrosstheroom3amusicreviewer4wasnervousandhesitatedatfitst5wentoverandspoketoAnna6shewasstillwritingforTheVillageVoice7notonlywassheadedicatedmusicreviewer8justcouldn’tbelieveit 9atickettotheshowandadate10disappointedatfirst

nottoworryaboutit12hehadmoreimportantthingstodo

Unit4

1VocabularyLink

B

pleasant2active3punctual4careful5flexible6independentC

1—c 2—a 3—d4—b5—f 6—e

Listening

Activity1

A

1Diane2Mimi3Alice

B

sixcustomers2punctualLastweek3eightenergyActivity2Aa

B

1~3:No4Yes

Activity3

A

becomeateacher2theteachingprogramisverygood3alotofpractice4youngkids5graduatefromtheuniversitynextJune6akindergartenB

Position:brochuredesigner

Requirements:computerskillscooperativeflexibilityinworkinghoursavailablerightnowActivity4

A

Job—voicetalent Company—NationalTelephone Herwork—recording

informationmessages Jobrequirements—soundwarmandfriendly,evenattheendofeight

hours Herschedule—threedaysaweekGoodpointsofherjob—fun,helpingpeople

byusinghervoice,peoplearesurprisedBadpointsofherjob—hastobecarefulabouthervoice,doesn’tgooutsideincoldweather,can’tgotohorrormoivesB

Becauseshehastoavoidhurtinghervoice.

Firstshegotthejobinformationfromherfriend.Thenshelistenedtoallthetelephonecompanymessagesonherownphone,recordedacassetteofallthosemessagesinherownvoiceandsentittothecompany.Shethencalledthecompanyeverydayforamonthbeforeshegotthejob.

Activity5

AKen:13Steven:24

B

1interviews

7drive

2introduces

8dependent

3famous

9stressful

4loves

10hired

5videotape

6moves

3Pronunciations

B

1fortwodays

2forsixhours

3foryears

4formonths

Activity2Ireallywantthisjob

A

Q:honest,caringA:first-aidskills Q:creativeA:graphicdesign

Q：helpful A:speakaforeignlanguage Q:ambitiousA:givepresentations

C

Atourguidebfashiondesignercflightattendantdpoliceofficeretaxidriverffitnessinstructor

LessonB

Part1

2WhileYouWatch

True:1456False:23

BeforeYouWatch

1well-informed2foundation3animation4up-to-date5animator6passionate7developing8unconfident

WhileYouWatch

A

1~7:bdfcage

B

1strongfoundationinart2ithelpstobeabletospeak3animatorinmoviesorvideogames4bepatient,workhard,andbecreative5thatway6keepup-to-datewithevents7beabletowritewell8well-informed

1Preview

B

True:1456False:237

C

1—d2—a 3—b4—c

D

highenergylevel2customersneeds3pleasantmanager4softwareprogramsE

1~8:fdbgaceh

WhileYouWatch

A

563124

B

1~5:aacbc

C

1Thanksverymuchforcomingin2bringyourresume3Hereyouare4tellyoualittlebitaboutthejob5lookingforsomeonetosellournewsoftwareproduct6requiresflexibility,independence7mostimportantly8reallylistentomycustomerstofindoutwhattheyneed9I’mreallygoodatthat10yourexperiencewithsoftwareprograms11howtouseasimilarsoftwareproduct12atmycurrentjob13customerneeds14interesting15mypresentcompany16mypresentposition17I’vebeennamedsalesperson18topsalesawardsseveraltimes19impressive20understandthemarketbetter21thecompetition22We’llbeintouch

D

BillisMs.Li’sboss

ShethoughtClaudiawasenergeticandexperienced—therightpersonforthejob.

ShewantedtoinformClaudiathatshegotthejob.

Theyweregoingtoanaerobicsclass.

Claudiawasexcitedandanxioustofindoutifshehadgotthejob.

3AfterYouWatch

A

1bytheway2something3We’llbeintouch4alittlebit

Unit5

1VocabularyLink

B

produces purchase employs2developsshipmanage3

advertise compete

Listening

A

NameRichardBransonCompanyVirginGroup,Ltd

B

134578

Activity2

A

Formountainclimbingfortrimminghairforrelaxingforopeningbottlesforslicingfoodforcamsandthecorkscrew

Activity3

B

1April4,1975 2BillGatesandAllen3Redmond,Washington,UnitedStates

4Worldwide5MicrosoftWindowsMicrosoftOfficeComputerhardwareproductsHomeentertainmentproducts

Activity4

A

1departmentstoresshoppingmalls2putuptheirChristmaswindowdisplays3companiesjustwantthemtospendmoremoney4wecanstartthinkingaboutwhatwereallyneedinlife

B

BuyNothingDay

Theyshouldn’tspendanymoneyfor24hours.

Inover15countries

Canada

TheChristmasshoppingseasonstarts

Peopleareforgettingtherealmeaningoftheholidays.

People’sideasaboutshopping

Activity5

A:bdegfach

B

1toomuch

21960 affordableadvertising educatehighschoolstudents

necessary4talkaboutthecompanyatanytimesaypositivethingsaboutthecompanyreferringpeopletothem

WORD-OF-MOUTHADVERTISING:It’scost-effective. It’smuchmorebelievable.

Thecompanydoesn’thavetocreateacomplexbusinessplantoadvertiseproducts.

PAIDMEDIAADVERTISING:Itcansoundinsincereorunconvincing

4Speaking&Communication

Activity1

A

Wedobusinessinalargenumberofwemadeoverfivemillion

Wehaveabout10000

Willgrowbyupto10%

Activity2

B

HistoryofTV2wasnotverypopularinthebeginning3becamepopularwhenMichaelJackson’svideoswereplayed

4startedasecondvideochannel,VH1in19855startedMTVAsia,MTVLatino,andMTVRussiainthe1990s

MTVToday

1isaworldwidesuccessstory

alsobroadcastsotherprograms

isconsistentlyvotedoneofthemostpopularTVstationsC

computers grewquickly

e-mailservicesprofit

AhobbystudentsJerryandDavid’sGuide

Internetmillionsof information

LessonB

1BeforeYouWatch

A

1~10:d fbIc leha g

B

flyers2 smoothie 3 brochures

WhileYouWatch

A:beafdc

B

Doeducationforexecutives sendoutto invitethosepeopletocometoour

trainings smoothiebusinessbackincollege wordofmouth handout

flyers janitorialservice hehaspeoplecomeinandcleanthebuilding,afterhours

preview

B

1~6:fe b a c dc

C:1~10:fI j c b d aegh

2WhileYouWatch

A:1~5:c e a d b

B

True:24 5 8

False:1filmschoolproject—commercial3hadtostudy—wassick6unsatisfactory—satisfactory 7remarkthetape—makemoretapes

C

1Bytheway2helpingmeoutwiththis3onthedayofmyfirstrealcommercialshoot4especiallysinceyouhavealoveassistantlikeme5Rightthere6thatshoulddoit7Check8Androlling9takeone10Hellothere11themostsuccessful 12Thekeystooursuccess 13greatdesign14affordable

prices15whoarethesekeysfor16Why17premierpieces18Likethissleekandstylishloungechair 19100%genuineleather20talkaboutwell-made

21you’lleverlayyourheadon 22Seeforyourself23heretoday,gone

tomorrow 24prideourselvesingiving25attherightprice

D

Activity1

1onmyfirstpayingclient 2sentin3whoknowswhat’llhappen4Plusthat

couchwasreallycomfortable' 5bookedmeforanother6thebestpart7whatthis

callsfor8encore

Activity2

HemostprobablysentitintoMr.Howard.

MikewasworriedthathemighthavemadeabadimpressiononTakeshi’sclientbyfallingasleep.

Mr.HowardwaspleasedthatpeoplecouldseetheSuperSleeperSofalivesuptoitsname.

AfterYouWatch

A

1talkabout 2Check!3folks 4thatshoulddoit

B

1shootaTVcommercial2starring3showoff 4elaboratedonhowwelleach

piecewasmade 5fellasleep 6failedtohelphimwith 7hireTakeshito

makefivemorecommercials

Unit6

LessonA

1VocabularyLink

B

1summerhouse 2limousinedriver3designerclothes4privateschool

5personaltrainer6luxurysuite7creditcard8privatejet 9

spendingmoney

2Listening

Activity1A

TheBurjAlArabHotelDubai,UnitedArabEmiratesB

1—p2—p3—r

Activity2

4—r

5—b6—b7—p8—p

Ab

B

1—D 2—D 3—JC 4—JC 5—D 6—D 7—J 8—J

Activity3

A

abrandnew 20th

Joseph’sfriend

B

Whenshewasauniversitystudent.

Notatall.Itwasreallyold.

Sheworkedthewholesummervacationinarestaurant.

Yes,shedid.Shetookallherfriendsdrivingaroundeveryweekend.

Thecarwasdestroyedinanaccident.

Activity4

60hours

Topayforabighouse,expensivefurniture,anewcar,andallthe“important“thinginlife

Goingoutonheroldhouseboat.

Shecangofishingfromherlivingroom.

Shegoesalongtheriveronherboat,exploringnewplaces.

B:246

Activity5

B

Theywillselltheirknowledgeaboutusingplantsasmedicine.

Theywillgetjobsandeducationfortheirpeopletosavetheircultureandlanguage.

Themonksrecordandselltheirmusic.

Theyusethemoneytopayforsummercampsforteenagers.C

F:125T:346

LessonB

Part1

1

1—b2—c 3—a

2

1~8?:dfbachge

1

1charity2equipment3purchase

2

A

WooSung:buyacarorcarsbuyahousebuyauniversity

Calum:takeaholiday

Natalie:buyacarorcarsbuyahouseinvestmoneyforthefuture

Dave:spenditasfastaspossiblebuyacarorcars

B

1strikeitbigtime

2somewherewarmerthanwhereIlive

3liveonthebeachfora

while

Part2

Preview

B1~5:abbccC

Luxurious pennilesswell-offgenerous lavish

D1~9:dc af egI bh

E

Apparentlywillpacketspaidoffinvestedloadstimerstruckitrichturnedout2WhileYouWatchA1~8:F F T F F FTF

B1~5:b a e c d

C

ItwasaboutMike’suncle’swill.

OnafarminMinnesota.

BecauseUncleMaxhadleftallhislandtoMike.

Mikeremembershisunclelivingasimplelife.Itwasnotluxurious.\D

1strikeitrichorsomething2usedtotellme3allamanneeds4astrongback5investedinhisland6itpaidoff7lavishlifestyle8Imean

9generous10offeredtogivemespendingmoney11wantedmetogotoprivateschool12wantedtovacation 13turnsouthe’sgotone14howcould

younothaveknown 15I’mtellingyou16wasn’tonsale17haveatimerbyhis

phone18ketchuppackets19Andnooneknew20Infact21Nowonder22WhowouldhavethoughthewasthatwelloffE

1loadsofcash2payfordinnertonight3I’lltakeyouallouttoanicedinner4mytreat5alittleshortoncash6Icouldborrowsome7I’mgoodforit8we’retakinganicedinner

3WhileYouWatch

I’mtellingyou 2Nowonder 3I’mgoodforit 4I’malittleshorton

Unite7

LessonA

Listening

A

HeiscomplainingaboutabrokentrafficlightinhiscommunityB

1trafficaccidentsindanger

2posegreatdanger3lookintoitimmediately

Activity2A

KnowtheirneighborswellrarelypatrolB

John:1Fpatrolling—neighborhoodwatch 2T3Fputupnotice—putsignsinour

windows

Susan:1T2Fbybike—incars 3T4Fincars—onfootoronbicycle

Activity3Ac

B1:abd2:bc3:bActivity4

A:1BTyra:S S

Matt:C S

Mercedes:CCC

Tyra2Matt3Mercedes4Matt5MattActivity5

Theglobalpopulationhasgrownquickly,andinsomeplacesitiscreatingalotofproblems.

Whenwomenareeducated,theybecomeequalpartnersandparticipatemoreinfamilydecisions.B

1—d2—c 3—a 4—b

C

1F3500newbabiesarebornworldwide—3500newlivesareaddedtotheworld’spopulation

2F1978—19873T

T

Fsmall—big6T7T8T

intheirlatetwenties—attheageof30

Fthereis—thereisn’tSpeaking&CommunicationA

WordsordrawingthatareillegallysprayedonwallsLessonB

BeforeYouWatch

1—c 2—b3—f 4—

g5—d6—a

7—e

2WhileYouWatch

1are 2don’thave

3noise

4fire

5alot

6bothers

1BeforeYouWatch

1Globalwarming 2

Hunger

3Spread

4Poverty

5Disease

6HIV

7AIDS

WhileYouWatch

A

1~6:fadecb

B

Theoceansarerisingaswellasthetemperatures

beforeit’stoolate

theworldgettogetherandhelptomakesure

everyonegetsachancetolearn

Part2

preview

B

1~6:c f b e

C

1~7:c d b e

D

1conductasurvey

da

fga

2makeamistake

3interestingviewpoint

4rushhour

5affordableapartments

6pushyourself7noisepollution1~3:bca

WhileYouWatch

B

True:35

False:1singlesinthecity—cityliving 2air—noise 4people—restaurants 6

Takeshi—Sun-hee 7money—time

C

1Doyouhaveacoupleofminutes2Thiswon’ttakelong3Doyouagree,disagree,orhavenoopinionabout4Metoo5Rushhourinthecityhasbecomeunbearable

6Itotallyagree7traffic’sbeenanissuehereforyears8withalltheconstructiongoingon8withalltheconstructiongoingon9it’snotanissueforme10Iguess11Ilikethefactthattherearesomanyopportunities12pushyourself

13itgoestheotherwaytoo14likeifyoumakeamistake15waitingtotakeyourplace16talented

D

TheydisagreedaboutlifeinNewYork.Sun-heesaidthereweremanyproblemsrelatedtolivinginthecity,butTakeshisaiditwasn’tthatbad.

Sun-heesaid‘EnjoyitIfyoucangetthereinthistraffic!”shewassarcasticasshethoughtitwashardtoenjoyanythinginNewYorkbecausethetrafficwassobad.

Takeshilistedthegoodthingsinthecitysuchasbeautifulbuildingsandinterestingplaces.

Thereporterleftbecauseshehadfinishedhersurvey.Itwasnotrudeofhertoleave.ItwashoweverrudeofTakeshiandSun-heetoengageinanargumentduringherinterview.

3AfterYouWatch

A

1youknow2Iguess3WheredoIstart4itgoestheotherwaytoo

B

1onthesidewalk2whattheylikedanddisliked3seemedtohavedifferentopinions

aboutotherissues4pointedoutthattherewasnotenoughparking,toofewaffordableapartments5toomuchtoenjoyinthecity6arguingabouttheissues7Butsee8ItoldyouNewYorkerswererude

Unit8

LessonA

1VocabularyLink

B

1~9:cafhb

C

1morals2awhilelie

5againstthelaw

Iegd

3notworthdoing4hassomethingonhisconscience

6hurtmyfeelings7obvious8dependsonthe

circumstances2Listening

Activity1A

Thespeakerthinksthattellingwhileliesissometimesacceptableorevennecessary.B

1encouragepeople

Activity2

A

1workinthesameoffice

B

1withhertwoco-workers

Activity3

A

2tocomfortpeople3tosoothepeople4tochildren

2movingtoanothercity3lyingaboutherworkexperience

2Sallyreallyhasdone3mightgetajob

1sometimes2never

B

1~6：DRRDRD

Activity4

a

Hethinksit’snottrustworthybecausethereportersexaggerateandarenotserious.

Shelikesinfotainment,orshowsthatreportoncurrenttrendsandfamouspeople.

B

Graham:TV newspaper

Lucinda:TV online

Activity5

A

1PandS2PandS3D4S5P

B

Themanwhogotoutoftheothercarwasfrien