上海财大专升本英语听力考试复习范围(原文答案)-Unit5

上海财大专升本英语听力考试复习范围(原文)-Unit5 Unit 5 Part A Exercise 1 drawing infernces 1 W Dick, how did Chris do in the ioo-meter race? M Well, he had a very good start but he quickly fell behind. Q What does the man say about Chris? (D) 2 W Are you going to play table tennis with s today? M I promisedPaulI’dgoswimming with him. Q What does the man mean? (A) 3 W Bill, it’sashame youdidn’twinthetennis match. M I might have won if i listen to my coach. Q What canyon infer fromtheman’sresponse? (C) 4 W Shall we run around the sports field or go for a bike ride? M It makes no differences to me. Both are good activities. Q What does the woman mean? (C) 5 W You look great since you started going to the gym regularly. M Thanks. I’venever fell better in my life. Q What does the man mean? (D) Exercise 2 A great many people in the world consider 1)playing a sport they like an essen‎‎tial part of their life. They like to spend time, effort and money on sports because they want to 2) 3) live a keep fitmore active life;4) have a sense of personal achievemen and 5)meet peoplte with similar intrests. Unit 7 Part A Exercise one 1. M: I was hoping you’d wear your red dress. It’s much prettier. W: But this blue silk dress is more comfortable for hot weather. (D) 2. M: If I were you, I’d live in the city instead of travelling all the way to work by train. W: But the country is so beautiful and the people are so friendly. (A) 3. W: Did you hear the Golden Gate Restaurant is a nice place to eat in? M: But I hear the Red Rose is much better. The food is tasty and the service is good. (B) 4. M: I hear you’ve been to Hong Kong and Singapore recently. Tell me about the two cities. W: Well, Singapore is quite small but very clean. It has some very good shops but you can’t compare them with those in Hong Kong. (C) 5. W: I enjoy all kinds of sports. What kind of sports do you like? M: Football has appealed to me very much before I learned to play tennis. Now I think nothing can compare with basketball. (B) Unit 10 Part A Exercise 1 Last Tuesday a man armed with just a hot hamburger in a bag stole ,10’000 from a bank in a small town in California. Police Detective Bill Stevenson said that the robber, who was wearing a mask, was quite tall, about six feet. He entered the National Bank at about 1:30 p.m. and gave the teller a note demanding ,10,000. He claimed that he had a bomb in the bag. The teller said she could smell the color of hamburger coming from the bag. Even so, she handed the money to the man. As he was running out of the bank he dropped the bag with the hamburger in it. He escaped in a car that was waiting for him outside. tall ; wearing a mask Robbery 1:30 p.m. ; Tuesday the National bank ; California 10,000 dollars Exercise 2 1. A crime is an act that breaks the law. 2. Those who commit crimes are a danger to the society. 3. We must learn to protect ourselves against crime. 4. If we happen to see someone committing a crime we should dial 110 to call the police. 5. When we go shopping in a crowded place we should take care of our personal belon gings. Unit 4 Part B Converation1 saving and spending money Interviewer hi, rob, do you try to have money? Rob sure. I am a student. I have to save money. Interviewer well, how do you save money? Rob well, I try not to shop in department stores or malls except when things are on sale. I never pay full price. And I really like shopping in outdoor markets---you can usually find some real bargains there. Interviewer how about you, Kathy? Do you try to save money? Kathy of course . See, I am not interested in having the very latest or the most fashi onable things. I sometimes buy clothes at a thrift store. But, well, I think I still look pretty good, don’t I ? Interviewer oh, yes, you look very good actually. Kathy thanks. I bought my shoes in regular store, but they were on sale. Interviewer oh, well, thank you very much Kathy. And you, Cliff? You try to save money too, don’t you? Cliff oh, sure. And the best way to do that is not to pay people to fix things for you. Interviewer what do you mean? Cliff well, I try to fix things for myself, like fix my car or…or repair things aroun d the house. I like to get things done by myself. Last year I spent all my after-work hours doing plumbing work. I even installed a bar counter in our basement. Interviewer great! Cliff and before I go grocery shopping, I cut coupons out of the newspaper. That way, I can save a lot of money on food and, you know, household things. I also look for things that are on sale. You can save a lot of money that way, too. Interviewer well, thanks a lot, Cliff. (C) (B) (C) (B) Rob : 1) department stores ; malls 2) outdoor markets Kathy: 1) thrift store 2) things are on sale Cliff: 1) fix things for himself 2) coupons 3) that are on sale Conversation 2 sounds like you have a budget problem Tim hi, Carina. You look upset. What is up? Carina well, I am trying to figure out where all my money has gone. Tim you’ve lost your money? Was there a burglary at your place? Carina no, no. I seem to have spent all my allowance for this month. Now I don’t even have money to go out and eat. Tim hey, I thought you had a good part-time job at the mall. Carina I do. I work about twenty hours a week, and the pay’s not bad, nine dollars and fifty cents an hour. Tim really? So that’s, what, a hundred and ninety dollars a week…times four weeks…so that’s seven hundred and sixty dollars a month. Hey , that’s not a bad income for a student! Carina I know. And my parents send me two hundred and fifty dollars a month, too. But… Tim wow, that’s more than one thousand dollars a month. And you can’t live on that? Carina no, I only manage to save about ten dollars a month. It is a drag! Tim it sounds like you have a budget problem. Simple, either work more or spend less. Carina I am definitely not going to work more. I will have no time to study. Tim so you had better start spending less. Why don’t you make a monthly budget? Carina a budget? Hmm, maybe…hey, Tim, you majored in economics, right? Tim uh, yeah, why? Carina well, you are the best person to help me make a budget! (A) (C) (D) (B) 1) all her allowance for this month 2) go out and eat 3) send her a fixed sum of money regularly 4) work more , study 5) never made a monthly budget Unit 6 Part B The maglev train On the whole I think our country has an excellent system of transportation, but I do not think that it does a good job of transportation people between cities that are only a few hundred miles apart. A person commuting between one city and a neighbouring one may spend only a relatively short time in the air while spending several hours getting to and from the airport. This situation makes flying almost as time-consuming as driving. Moreover, airplane uses a lot of their fuel just getting into the air. They simply are not fuel efficient on short trips. Then high speed trains may be the answer. One fairly new proposal for such a train is for something called MAGLEV,meaning a train raised in the air ny magnetic force. Maglevs will not actually ride on the tracks but will fly above tracks that are magnetically activated. This will save wear and tear on the tracks. These trains will be able to go faster than 150 miles per hour. At that speed conventional trains have trouble staying on the tracks. It seems maglevs offer exciting possibilities for the future. Questions for the passage above: 1 how is the transportation system in the speaker’scountry? (B) 2 is air travel a good means of transport for journeys between cities tant are not far away from one another? (B) 3 What seems to be the best way to solve the problem of travelling between neighbouring cities? (D) 4 what can you conclude from the passage? (B) 1) short time 2) several hours 3) to and from 4) fuel efficient 5) taking off 6) wear and tear 7) staying on the track 8) wery fast 9) 150 10) Save wear and tear Is this your car? Ann Ben! Youcan’tparkhere! There is a double yellow line. Ben Oh, we’llbebackinafewminutes.It’sok. Ann Oh, no, itisn’t. You’llgetaparking ticket if you park here. Ben‎‎‎‎‎‎‎No,Iwon’t.It’shalfpastfive. All the wardens have gone home. Ann Ben! Ben Yes? Warden Is this your car, sir? Ben Oh, my! Well, I’msorry, sir. I’mjustlooking for a car park around. Ann Yes, he is. And he doesn’tknowthewaywell.Butcanyoutellus where we can find a parking space near here, sir? Warden There’soneonthecorner of the second block. Butdon’tparkyourcarbytheroadside next time, sir. Ann No, no, wewon’t. thank you very much, sir. Ben‎‎‎‎‎‎‎You’arereally good, Ann! But we have to hurry, I’mafraid. We must get back before 6 o’clock. Ann but you mustn’tdrive too fast, Ben. Ben Take it easy, Ann. Don’tbetooanxious. Ann Look, Ben! A police is following…. Policeman Excuse me, sir. May I see your licence? Ben Of course, sir. Well,…er, I’msorry I’veleftitathome. Policeman In that case, you’llhavetogettothepolice station within five days. Ben‎‎‎‎‎‎‎But…butwhy? Policeman You were speeding, sir. Ben But I was only doing 35! Policeman There’sonlya30miles and hour speed limit on this road, sir. Ben Is there? I didn’tseethesign… sir. We’vebeenfollowing you. Policeman Well, Ben So you were doing 35 , too. Policeman No, sir. We were doing 60 miles per hour. Otherwise we couldn’tcatch you. Questions for the dialogue above: 1 where did Ben park his car? (D) 2 why did Ben park his car, there? (A) 3 what could happen if you park your car by a double yellow line? (A) 4 what can be inferred from the conversation? (D) 1) if he parked his car by a double yellow line 2) have gone home ,half past five 3) had to get back before six 4) had been following Ben’s car 5) speeding 6) 60 miles an hour in order to stop Ben