Listen_To_This_1英语初级听力_听力文本.doc

LessonOneSectionOne:Tapescript.Dialogue1:—Hello,Iwantacab.—OK.Whataddressisit?—1120East32ndStreet.—Right.Thecabwillbethereinafewminutes.Dialogue2:—What'syourjob?—I'manaccountant.—Oh!Doyouenjoyit?—No.Idon'treallylikeit.It'sboring.Dialogue3:—Wheredoyoucomefrom?—Indonesia.—Oh!Whichpart?—Jakarta.—Really?Dialogue4:—CanyouspeakGerman?—Yes,Ican.Ispeakitverywell.—Wheredidyoulearnit?—IlivedinGermanywhenIwasachild.—Whatelsecanyouspeak?—Well,IknowalittleItalian.Dialogue5:—Ithinkabusinessmanshouldbegood-looking.—No,Idon'tagree.Dialogue6:—Wouldyoulikeadrink?—No,thankyou.Idon'tdrink.—Areyousure?—Yes.I'mquitesure.Thankyouverymuch.—Whataboutasoftdrinkthen?—Oh,alright.Lemonadewouldbefine.Dialogue7:—Thankyouverymuchforthemeal.—Notatall.I'mgladyoucouldcome.—Youmustcomeandhaveamealwithmesometime.—Yes.Thatwouldbenice.Dialogue8:—HaveyouheardaboutthePrimeMinister?—No.—She'sgonetoChina!—Really!Dialogue9:—Howdoyouspellinteresting?—I-N-T-E-R-E-S-T-I-N-G.—Thankyouverymuch.Dialogue10:—Wouldyoumindpassingthesalt,please?—Certainly.SectionTwo:Tapescript.A.Discussion.TimtalkedtoHarryaboutthelecture.Harry:Whatdidyouthinkofthelecture?Tim:Ithoughtitwasveryinteresting.Harry:Didyoureally?Tim:Yes,didn'tyou?Harry:Certainlynot.Ithoughthetalkedalotofrubbish.Tim:Soyouthinkyouknowmorethanhedoes.Harry:Well,takecoalforinstance.Tim:Whataboutit?Harry:Coalwon'tbecomeimportantagain.Tim:Whynot?Harry:It'stoodirty.Theywon'tbeabletofindpeopletoworkdowncoalminesinthefuture.Tim:They'llinventnewkindsofmachinery.Harry:Nonsense.Theonlysortofpowerthey'lluseinthefutureisatomicpower.B.Interview.Areporterfromalocalnewspaperisinterviewingsomestudentsonthesubjectofstudentsandmoney.Reporter:Excuseme,areyouastudent?Student1:Yes,Iam.Reporter:Forgivemyaskingyou,butdoyouhavetotakeapart-timejobintheholidays?Student1:Notreally.Myparentsarefairlywelloff,soIgetanallowancefrommyfather.Reporter:You'relucky,aren'tyou?Student1:Isupposeso.Reporter:Whataboutyou?Areyourparentswealthy?Student2:No,certainlynot.Reporter:Doyouworkduringtheholidays?Student2:Well,lastChristmasIdidtwoweeksastemporarypostman,theninthesummerIspentfourweeksfruitpicking,andIdoabitofbaby-sitting,soImanage.Reporter:Thankyou.SectionThree:Dictation.Dictation1:MynameisRobert.IameighteenyearsoldandIamFrench.Iamnotmarried.Sylviaissmallandfair.Sheisseventeenandsheisastudent.Dictation2:ThetallboywithfairhairiseighteenyearsoldandhecomesfromSweden.Heworksinarecordshop.Thesmallboywithdarkhairisseventeen.HeisSpanish,buthedoesnotliveinSpain.HelivesinFrance.Heworksinahotel.LessonTwo:SectionOne:Tapescript.Dialogue1:—Ithinkadoctorshouldbeafriendlyperson.—Yes.Iagree.Dialogue2:—Wouldyoulikesomethingtodrink?—Justcoffee,please.—Areyousure?—Quitecertain.Thankyou.Dialogue3:—WhatareyoudoinginNewYork?—I'mwritingastoryforYESmagazine.—Isee.Dialogue4:—WhatareyoudoinginCairo?—I'mvisitingmyparents.—Really!Dialogue5:—WhyareyouvisitingHongKong?—I'mjustonholiday.Dialogue6:—WhyareyouinLondon?—I'mhereonbusiness.—Oh.Dialogue7:—Thanksalotofputtingmeup.—That'sOK.—Docomeandseemewhenyou'reinNewYork.—Sure.That'llbegreat.Dialogue8:—Haveyouheardthenews?—No.—There'sbeenaterribleaircrash.—Ohdear!Wherewasit?—AtowncalledBanford.Dialogue9:—Excuseme,howdoyousaythatword,C-U-S-T-O-M-S?—Customs.—Isee.Thankyou.Dialogue10:—Wouldyoulikesomemorepotatoes?—I'msorryIcan'tmanageanymore.Thankyou.SectionTwo:Tapescript.A. Conversation.Male:Pubs?Youmusthavegoodpeople.Ifthepeoplearegood,thepubwillbegood.Male:Youmusthaveagoodlandlord,andpeoplewithasenseofhumorbehindthebar.Ifthelandlordisbad,thepubwillbebad.Female:Iloveoldpubs.Ifit'soneofthosemodernplaces,Iwon'tgoin.Male:Andagoodpubmusthavegoodbeer.Ifthebeer'snogood,peoplewilllookforanotherplace.Female:Iwon'tgoifthereisn'tagarden.Ihavechildren,andifthepubdoesn'thaveagardenorfamilyroom,wecan'tgoin.B. Story.Mygrandfatherusedtohaveabeautifulgoldpocketwatch.Heworeitonafinegoldchainacrossthefrontofhiswaistcoat,andwhenIwassmallhepromisedtoleaveittomeinhiswill.“WhenI'mgone,”hesaid,“thisisgoingtobeyours.”Unfortunatelythatwillneverhappennow.Aboutthreemonthsago,mygrandfathercameuptoLondontovisitus.ThefirstSundaymorningafterhearrived,myyoungestsonsaidhewantedtogotothepark.“We'lldobetterthanthat,”saidmygrandfather,“we'llgoandfeedthepigeonsinTrafalgarSquare.”Soofftheywent.Theygothomeabouttea-timeandmygrandfatherwaslookingveryupset.“Mywatch,”hesaid,“it'sgone.Someonemusthavestolenitwhilewewerefeedingthepigeons.”SectionThree:Dictation.Dictation1:MynameisDaniel.IamFrench.Iliveinasmalltown.Iworkinahotel,butIdonotliveinthehotel.Ilivewithmyparents.Myhomeisnearthehotel,soIwalktoworkeveryday.Dictation2:Thereissomesugar,thereissomecoffeeandthereisalotoftea,butthereisnotmuchjam.Therearesometomatoes,buttherearenotanyeggsorbiscuitsandthereisnotmuchmilk.Sowewantjam,eggs,biscuitsandm。