英语听力练习100篇-31-60练习及原文

Unit 31SectionA   C＆M hasalwaysconsideredstafftraininganessentialpartofitsactivities.In1962,thefirmboughtalargecountryhouseatLethbridge,asmallvillagenearBrighton,onthesouthcoast,andconvertedthehouseintoaresidentialtrainingcenter.Altogetheritcanprovideaccommodationforthirtypeople,includingtheteachingstaff.TheHeadofStaffTrainingdoesnotlikethecoursetobetoobigandtheyusuallyconsistofnomorethantenortwelvemembers,butthereareoftentwoormorecoursesrunningatthesametime.Whenthishappens,someofthetraineesandothercoursemembershavetoliveinlodgingsinBrighton.Forthis,thefirmgivesthemacost-of-livingallowance.   Although therearemanydifferenttypesofcourses,generally,theyaretechnical,administrativeandmanagerial,orconcernedwithsomeaspectofsales.Theheadofficeandthedepartmentstoresendpeopletotheadministrationcourse,whileemployeeschosenforsalestrainingcomemainlyfromC＆MbranchesthroughoutBritainandfromtheRegentStreetstore.Courseslastforanythingfromtwototwelveweeks.C＆M 一直认为员工活动的重要组成部分。1962，该公司在加拿大买了一个大的国家，布赖顿附近的一个小村庄，在南海岸，并把房子改造成住宅培训中心。总之它可以为三十人提供住宿，包括教学人员。负责员工培训不喜欢的课程是太大，他们通常由不超过十或十二个成员，但往往有两个或两个以上的课程在同一时间运行。当这一切发生的时候，一些学员和其他成员都住在寄宿在布赖顿。为此，公司给他们生活费补贴。    虽然有许多不同类型的课程，一般来说，他们的技术，行政管理，或有关销售的一些方面。总部和百货公司派人管理课程，而选择销售培训的员工主要来自C＆M遍布英国的摄政街店。课程持续两到十二个星期的事。Question1:WhereisC＆Mstafftrainingcenterlocated?  Question2:Howmanypeopledoseacourseusuallyconsistof?Question3:Whattypeofcoursesdoesthetrainingcenteroffer?Question4:Howlongdothetrainingcoursesusuallylast?   SectionB1.C＆Mtrainingcentercanprovideaccommodationforthirtypeople,excludingtheteachingstaff.(F)2.AtC＆Mtrainingcenter,thereareoftentwoormorecoursesrunningatthesametime.(T)Unit32SectionA(MikemetEmilyoutsidetheclassroombuilding.)Emily:Hey,Mike.Mike:How’sitgoing,Emily?Emily:Great,Ijustfinishedmylastexamforthesemester,andnowI’mgoinghometogetreadyforthesummerbreak.Whataboutyou?Mike:I’llfinishmylastexamthisafternoon.I’monmywaytothelibrarytofinishstudyingforit.Whereareyougoingthissummer?Emily:I’mplanningtoworkinVancouver,atFisheriesCenterofUniversityofBritishColumbia.I’llbestudyingsalmon.Mike:Thatsoundslikeagreatjob.I’llbeworkingnearbyonthecoastinRichmond.Emily:Whatareyougoingtodoonthecoast?Mike:Myuncleownsarestaurantthere,soI’llbeworkingasawaiteratnightandthenhelpinghimdosomeaccountingafewdayseachweek.Ihavetosavealotofmoneyforthenextschoolyear.Maybewecangettogetherandgotothebeachthissummersincewe’llbelivingneareachother.Emily:That soundsgood.I’llbeworkingonaboatduringJuly,andIwon’treturntoshorefortheentiremonth.ButinJuneandlaterinAugustI’llbeworkinginthelaboratories,andIcoulddriveupandseeyouinRichmond.Mike:O.K.MyuncletellsmeJuneisthebesttimetogotherebeforethetowngetstoocrowdedwithtourists.Callmebeforeyouleavetomorrow,andI’llgiveyouaphonenumberwhereIcanbereachedthissummer.Emily:Allright.I’lltalktoyoulater.Goodluckwithyourexam!（迈克见过艾米丽教学楼外。）艾米丽：嘿，迈克。迈克：怎么了，艾米丽？艾米丽：好，我刚刚完成我的最后一门考试的学期，现在我要回家去准备暑假。你呢？迈克：我会完成我的最后一个下午考试。我在去图书馆的路上来完成对它的研究。今年夏天你会在哪里？艾米丽：我打算在温哥华工作，在不列颠哥伦比亚大学渔业中心。我会研究鲑鱼。迈克：这听起来像一个伟大的工作。我会在里士满海岸附近工作。艾米丽：你打算做什么的海岸？迈克：我叔叔那里拥有一家餐馆，所以我会在晚上一个服务员，然后帮他做一些会计每星期几天。我要节省很多钱为下一学年。也许我们可以一起去海边今年夏天以来我们就生活在彼此。艾米丽：那 听起来不错。我会努力在七月的船，我不会回到岸上整个月。在六月和八月以后我会在实验室工作，我可以去里士满看你。迈克：好，我叔叔告诉我六月在镇去那里的最佳时间过于拥挤的游客。你明天离开前给我打电话，我会给你一个电话号码，我可以达到这个夏天。艾米丽：好的。我以后再跟你说。祝你考试顺利！Mike:Thanks!Question1:WhereisEmilygoingtoworkforthesummer?Question2:WherewillMikebeworkingduringthesummer?Question3:WhatisEmilygoingtostudythissummer?Question4:Whycan’tEmilyvisitMikeinthemonthofJuly? SectionB1.BothEmilyandMikehavejustfinishedtheirlastexamsforthesemester.(F)2.EmilywillbeworkingonaboatduringJulybutinJuneandlaterinAugustshe’llworkinthelab.(T)3.Mikewillworkasawaiterduringthedayanddosomeaccountingatnight.(F)Unit33SectionA Jade Snowdecideduponjuniorcollege.Nowitwasnecessarytoinformhermotherandfather.Shechoseaneveningwhenthefamilywasatdinner.“Daddy,”shesaid,“IhavemadeupmymindtoenterjuniorcollegehereinSanFrancisco.Iwillfindasteadyjobtopaymyexpenses,andbyworkinginthesummersI’lltrytosaveenoughmoneytotakemethroughmylasttwoyearsattheuniversity.” Then shewaited.Everyonewentoneating.Noonesaidaword.Apparentlynoonewasinterestedenoughtobecurious.Butatleastnooneobjected.Itwassettled.Junior collegewasatfirstdisappointinginmorewaysthanone.Therewasnoneoftheglamourusuallyassociatedwithcollegebecausetheinstitutionwassoyoungthatithadnotyetacquiredbuildingsofitsown.Classeswereheldalloverthecity,whereveraccommodationswereavailable.ThefirstdayswereveryconfusingtoJade,especiallywhenshediscoveredthatshemustimmediatelydecideuponacollegem玉 雪决定初级学院。现在有必要通知她的母亲和父亲。她选择了一个晚上，当家人正在吃饭。“爸爸，”她说，“我已经下决心要在三藩这里进入初级学院。我会找到一份稳定的工作来支付我的费用，并由工作在夏天我会尽量节省足够的钱带我度过我最后的两年大学。”然后 她等待。大家都在吃。没有人说一句话。显然，没有人有足够的兴趣感到好奇。但至少没有人反对。它解决了。初中 大学首先是令人失望的不止一个。这是通常与大学的魅力不因为太年轻，还没有自己的后天建筑。班举行了整个城市，无论是提供住宿。第一天玉非常混乱，尤其是当她发现她必须立即决定大学专业。ajor.Question1:WhatdecisiondidJadeSnowmake?Question2:Howwouldshemanagetopayforherexpensesatcollege?Question3:Whowasinterestedinherdecision?Question4:Whydidshefindjuniorcollegedisappointingatfirst?SectionB1.JadeSnowtoldherparentsaboutherdecisionataparty.(F)2.Thejuniorcollegeshechosewasnew.(T)Unit34SectionA  Most Americanseatabalancedandvarieddietofmeats,fish,vegetables,breadorcereals,fruitsanddairyfoods.Althoughpricesoffoodandothercommoditieshaverisen,onehour’stake-homepaybuysmorethantwiceasmuchasitdid35yearsago.Today,theaverageemployeeneedstoworkbutfiveminutestoearnenoughtobuyaloaf(onehalfkilogram)ofbread,twominutestobuyakilogramofpotatoes,12minutestobuyonehalfkilogramofgroundbeef,eightminutestobuyonehalfkilogramofbutter,sixminutestobuyaliterofmilk,20hourstobuyawoolsuit,andsixhourstobuyapairofleatherstreetshoes. A portabletelevisionsetcostsabout40hoursofworktime.Theaverageworkmancanaffordtobuyanautomobileeveryfourorfiveyears.Mostworkershavemodernlabor-savingequipmentsuchaselectricwashingmachinesandvacuumcleanersintheirhomes.  The majorityofAmericansliveinapartmentsorindividualhouseswhichhaveelectriclights,centralheating,hotandcoldrunningwaterandinsidetoilets.Inthemid-1970stherewerenearly65millionhousingunits---comparedwith46millionin1950.Inmanylargecitiesoldrun-downhousesarebeingrenovated.Manyhousingprojects,designedforpeoplewithlowincomes,arebuiltwithbuiltwithpublicfunds. Because ofthegeneralriseinfamilyincomes,factoryworkers,ownersofsmallbusinesses,schoolteachers,andsalespersonnelcanbefoundlivingtogetherinthesamesuburbancommunities,inhomesverymuchalike.最 美国人吃均衡饮食的肉类，鱼类，蔬菜，面包或谷类，水果和奶制品。尽管食品和其他商品的价格上涨了，一个小时的实得工资买了两倍以上，这是35年前的。今天，普通员工需要工作五分钟才能买一个面包（一斤半）面包，两分钟买一公斤土豆，12分钟买牛肉一斤半，八分钟买黄油一斤半，六分钟买一升牛奶，20小时买的羊毛套装，六小时能买一双鞋的皮革街。 一 便携式电视机成本约40小时的工作时间。普通工人能买得起汽车每四或五年。大多数工人在自己的家里有现代省力设备如电动洗衣机和吸尘器。  的 大多数美国人居住的公寓或独立屋有电灯，暖气，冷热自来水和公厕里面。在上世纪70年代中期有近65000000套住房，46000000比1950。在许多大城市中老旧的房子正在装修。许多房地产项目，专为低收入的人，都是用公共资金建造。因为  在家庭收入上升，一般工厂的工人，业主的小企业，学校教师，和销售人员可以发现共同生活在同一郊区的社区，在家里很相像。Question1：WhatdomostAmericanseat?Question2:HowmanyhoursdoesaworkerhavetoworktobuyaportableTVset?Question3:WhatfacilitiesarethereinmostapartmentsandindividualhousesinAmerica?Question4:Whomaremanyhousingprojectsdesignedfor?SectionB1.NowadaysAmericansearnmoreperhourthantheydid35yearsago.(T)2.Washingmachinesandvacuumcleanersarelabor-savingequipmentthateveryworkerhasintheU.S.(F)Unit35SectionA LearningEnglishisdifficultforanynon-nativespeakerbuttheJapanesefinditparticularlydifficultevenaftersixyearsofEnglisheducation.HereisastorywhichshowsfailureincommunicatinginEnglish.   Over twentyyearsagoMr.WatanabewassenttoEnglandtostudyradioproductionattheBBC.AlthoughhewasatthetopoftheclassinEnglishliteratureathisuniversity,hecouldn’tmakepeopleunderstandhimwhenhespokeEnglishandhedidn’tunderstandEnglishpeoplewhentheyspoketohim.Eventhesimpletaskoforderinglunchfrightenedhim,soheaskedaJapanesefriendforhelp.“Justsay’Fishandchipsandacupofcoffee’”headvised.Soafterpractisingthephrase,Mr.WatanabewenttotheBBCcanteenandsaidtothewaitress,“Fishandchipsandacupofcoffee.”Anditcame.Aftersomeweekshewantedtotryadifferentdishandsohisfriendsuggested,“Ahamsaladandacupoftea.”SoMr.Watanabesaidtothewaitress,“Ahamsaladandacupoftea.”Shesaid,“Doyouwantsomesaladdressingonit?”Mr.Watanabedidnotunderstandandherepeatedtheorder.ThewaitressgotangryandMrWatanabefinallygaveupandsaid,“Fishandchipsandacupofcoffee.”ThenextdayheenrolledatanEnglishlanguageschool.Hehadlearnthislesson.学习英语是任何非母语困难但日本经过六年的英语教育，觉得特别困难甚至。这里有一个故事说明英语交流失败。在二十年前    渡边先生被送往英格兰在英国广播公司无线电生产研究。虽然他在班上英语文学在他的大学，他不能让人理解他时，他说英语，他不懂英语的人说话的时候，他。即使订购午餐的简单的任务让他害怕，所以他问一个日本朋友的帮助。“就说‘鱼和薯条和一杯咖啡，”他建议。所以在练习的话，渡边去英国广播公司食堂对服务员说，“鱼和薯条和一杯咖啡。”这是。几个星期之后他想尝试不同的菜，所以他的朋友建议，“火腿沙拉和一杯茶。“所以渡边先生对服务员说，“火腿沙拉和一杯茶。”她说，“你想要点沙拉酱吗？“渡边先生不明白他重复顺序。服务员很生气，渡边先生终于放弃了，说，“鱼和薯条和一杯咖啡。”次日，他报名参加了一个英语语言学校。他已经学到了教训。Question1:WherewasMr.Watanabesenttostudyradioproduction?Question2:WhatwashistroublewhenhespokeEnglish?Question3:WhatdidhisJapanesefriendteachhimtodo?Question4:Didheget“fishandchipsandacupofcoffee”whenheorderedit?Question5:Whydidhegiveuphisorderof“ahamsaladandacupoftea”?SectionB1.LeaningEnglishisdifficultforanynon-nativespeaker.(T)2.Thestorytookplacetwoyearsago.(F)3.Mr.Watanabeordered“fishandchipsandacupofcoffee”attheBBCcanteenbecausehelikedthemverymuch.(F)4.Thedayafterhisfailuretounderstandthewaitress,Mr.WatanabeenrolledatanEnglishlanguageschool.(T)Unit 36SectionA(EricmetCindyattheparkinglotofNorthwesternUniversity)Eric:Hi,Cindy.Howareyourfinalsgoing?Cindy:Ohhi,Eric.Ifinishedmylastexamthismorning,andIhavefinishedmytwotermpapers.IfinallyfeellikeIcanseethelight.Eric:Great.Nowhowaboutachange?I’vegottwoticketsforthenewmodernartexhibitdowntown.Doyouwanttogowithme?Cindy:Oh,Idon’tknow.Idon’tknowanythingaboutmodernart,andI’mnoartist.Eric:Youdon’thavetobeanartisttoenjoyagoodartshow！Besides,atleastit’ssomethingdifferentfromstudying.Cindy:You’reright.Haveyouseenthisexhibityet?Eric:No,butI’veheardthatit’sgreat.TheexhibitwasinNewYorklastsummerandinChicagoafterthat.AndnextweekitgoestoSanFrancisco.Cindy:Oh.Well,itoughttobegoodthen.Eric:And,besides,nextdoortothemodernartmuseumisanewAsianartmuseum.Sowecouldhitbothofthemifyou’reupforit.Cindy:O.K.,you’retalkedmeintoit.Didyouwanttogothisafternoon?Eric:Ifyouhavetime.I’mready.Cindy:O.K.Let’smeetafterlunch.I’mstarvingnow.I’vegottogobackhomeandgetsomethingtoeat.Shallwemeetat1:30righthere?Eric:Soundsgoodtome.Seeyouthen.（Eric在西北大学的停车场遇见辛蒂）埃里克：嗨，辛蒂。你的期末考试怎么样？辛蒂：哦，嗨，埃里克。我完成了我的最后一次考试，今天早上，我已经完成了我的两个学期。我觉得我可以看见光明。埃里克：伟大。现在，如何改变？我已经有了新的现代艺术展览中心两票。你想和我一起去吗？辛蒂：哦，我不知道。我不知道任何关于现代艺术，我不是艺术家。艾瑞克：你不必是一个艺术家，享有良好的艺术演！此外，至少它是从学习不同的东西。辛蒂：你是对的。你看过这个展览吗？埃里克：没有，但我听说它的伟大。展览是去年夏天在纽约和芝加哥之后。下个星期去三藩。辛蒂：哦。嗯，这应该是好的然后。埃里克：和，此外，隔壁的现代艺术博物馆是一个新的亚洲艺术博物馆。所以我们可以打他们俩如果你为它。辛蒂：好吧，你说服我了。你今天下午想去吗？埃里克：如果你有时间。我准备好了。辛蒂：好，我们吃了午饭后。我饿了现在。我要回家去弄点吃的。我们1:30在这里见面吗？埃里克：听起来不错。然后看见你。Question1:HowdoesCindyfeelatthebeginningofthisconversation?Question2:WhatwasCindy’sfirstresponsetoEric’ssuggestion?Question3:Whichcitywilltheartexhibitgotonext?Question4:WhatdoesEricsuggesttheydoaftergoingtothemodernartmuseum?SectionB1.EricgaveCindytwoticketsofthenewmodernartexhibitdowntownChicago.(F)2.Atfirst,Cindydoesn’twanttogobecauseshedoesn’tknowanythingaboutmodernart.(T)3.EricandCindywillvisitboththemodernartmuseumandthenewAsianartmuseum.(T)Unit 37SectionA  Nowadaystherearemoreandmorewaysofgoingonholiday.Moreandmorepeoplegoabroadeveryyear.Somepeopleevengoontwoorthreeholidaysayear.  Inmyopinion,therearetwotypesofholidaymakers.Thefirstkindalwaysflocktoseasideresortswhentheygoonholiday.Theironeandonlyaimistohaveagoodtimebysunbathingandputtingtheirfeetup.Theyarenotabitinterestedinlocalspecialties.Atmealtimes,iftheycangetaplateBritish“fishandchips,”they’remorethanhappy!Theyspendtheirdaysinthesunshineandtheireveningsgettingdrunk,thensleepingsound.Ifthissortofpersonforgetstopackthesuntanoil,heorshewillundoubtedlycomehomeasredasalobster.  The othersortofholidaymakersgotoeverycountrytoincreasetheirknowledgeofforeignlands.Theymakeuseofthechancetotraveltoimprovetheirworldknowledge.Forthem,goingonholidayiseducational.Consequently,thissortoftravelerswillmoveformplacetoplaceeveryfewdays.Iftheyvisitlotsofplacesinashortspanoftime,thereisnowaythattheycangetaproperfeelofaplaceorfullyappreciatethelocalfoodandwine. Whichever typeofholidaychosen,everybodyhasthesameaim:toputtheirworktothebackoftheirminds,haveasmuchfunaspossibleandcomehomehappyandrelaxed.现在有越来越多的方法去度假。越来越多的人每年都去国外。有些人甚至在一年两或三假期。在我看来  ，有两种类型的度假者。第一种总是聚集到海滨胜地，当他们去度假。他们唯一的目的是把他们的日光浴和脚上有一个很好的时间。他们不在当地的特产有点兴趣。在吃饭的时候，如果他们能够得到一个板的英国“鱼和薯条，“他们更快乐！他们白天在阳光和晚上喝醉了，然后沉睡。如果这种人忘记带防晒油，他或她会回家像龙虾一。  度假者的 其他种类去每个国家增加他们的外国知识。他们利用出差的机会，来提高他们的世界的知识。对他们来说，去度假是教育。因此，这类旅行者将形成地方每隔几天。如果他们访问在短时间的地方很多，没有办法，他们可以得到一个合适的感觉的一个地方或完全了解当地的食物和酒。 哪个 假日选择类型，每个人都有相同的目的：把他们的工作，他们的头脑中，有尽可能多的乐趣和轻松愉快的回家。Question1:Whatistheaimofthefirsttypeofholidaymakers?Question2:Howdothefirsttypeofholidaymakersspendtheirdays?Question3:Whatistheaimofthesecondtypeofholidaymakers?Question4:Whatisthecommonaimofthetwotypesofholidaymakers?SectionB1.Nowadaysfewpeoplegoabroadtospendtheirholidays.(F)2.Thosewhogotoseasideresortsareveryinterestedinlocalspecialties.(F)3.Thesecondtypeofholidaymakersmovefromplacetoplaceeveryfewdays.(T)Unit38SectionA  The younggirlsatonthehospitalbed.Hermothersatbesideherandheldherhand,whiletalkingtoagroupofvisitorswhohadcometoseeherdaughter.Thesevisitorswerejournalistswhowantedtoknowmoreaboutthegirl’sspecialsituation.Amedicalteamhadexaminedthegirlandknownwhatherproblemwas.Somethingwasblockingthepassageofbloodtoherheart.Althoughsheneededanoperationassoonaspossible,shecouldn’thaveone. “My daughtermusthavethisoperation,orshewilldie，”thegirl’smothersaid.“Buthercaseisveryspecial.Ican’tallowthedoctorstogiveheranyblood.Ourreligiousbeliefspreventusfromacceptingit.”  “Will thehospitalagreenottogivebloodtoyourdaughterduringanoperation?”ajournalistasked. “No,they won’t,”thewomansaid.“That’sthereasonforthedelay.Wemustfindadoctorwhocandoanopen-heartoperationwithoutlosingmuchblood.Someonemustsavemydaughter’slife.”  Many morequestionswereaskedandanswered.Anursewalkedin,tookthegirl’stemperature,andgavehersomemedicine.Shesaidthegirlneededmoretestsandthatthevisitinghourswereover.Thejournaliststhankedboththemotheranddaughterfortheirtimeandleft.的 年轻女孩坐在医院的床上。她母亲坐在她旁边，握着她的手，在跟一群游客前来看望她的女儿。这些游客被记者们想知道更多关于女孩的特殊情况。医疗队检查过的女孩，知道她的问题是什么。什么是阻断血液通往她心灵的路。虽然她需要尽快动手术，她不能有一个。“我  女儿必须做这个手术，她会死的，”女孩的母亲说。但她的情况很特殊。我不能让医生给她任何血。我们的宗教信仰妨碍我们接受它。”  ”将 医院同意不给血给你女儿在手术中？“一个记者问。“不，他们  不会，”那个女人说。“这是延迟的原因。我们必须找到一个医生做心脏手术而不失去很多血。必须有人救了我女儿的生命。”  许多 更多的问题被提出和回答。一个护士走了进来，把女孩的温度，并给了她一些药。她说，女孩需要更多的测试，探视时间结束了。记者们感谢母亲和女儿离开的时间。Question1:Whovisitedthegirlpatientinthehospital?Question2:Whatwasthegirl’sproblem?Question3:Whatmustthedoctorsdotosaveherlife?Question4:Whycouldn’tthegirlacceptanyoneelse’sblood?Question5:Whencouldtheoperationbeperformed?SectionB1.Thegirl’scasewasspecial.(T)2.Thegirlhadbeenthoroughlyexaminedbythedoctors.(F)3.Thehospitalagreednottogivebloodtothepatientduringtheoperation.(F)Unit39SectionATherearegoodnewsonthefollowingday.Manypeoplehadreadaboutthegirl'sprobleminthenewspaperandcalledtohelp.Manysharedthesamebeliefsasthemotheranddaughter.Oneofthemtoldthemotherthattherearesomeonewhocouldhelp.Hewasadoctorwhohadalotofexperience.Hehadsuccessfullycompletedhundredsofheartoperations--allwithlittlelossofblood.Thiswasaspecialkindofoperation,andhewasthebest.Thepeoplehehelpedneverneededtobegivenbloodthatwasn'ttheirown.Thegirl'smotherwasalmosttooafraidtocall.Wasitreallypossible?Couldsomeonehelpbeforeitwastoolate?Shecalledthedoctor,andhevisitedthemthenextday.Hecouldseetheywerefrightened,andhetriedtoencouragethem.Hewouldbeverycarefulsothatthegirlwouldnotbleedtoomuch.Hehaddonethiskindoperationwithsuccessonmanyotherpeople."it'sonlynaturalthatyoufeelsomeanxiety,"theotherdoctorsaid."ButIwantyoutoplaceyourconfidenceinme.Everythingwillbefine."heexaminedthegirl.Whenthiswasdone,hetoldthemotherhewouldoperateintwodays.有以下一天的好消息。很多人都在报纸上读到了有关女孩的问题，所谓的帮助。许多共同的信念为母亲和女儿。其中一人告诉母亲，有人可以帮助。他是一位医生，有丰富的经验。他成功地完成了数百个心脏手术——所有的血液损失小。这是一种特殊的手术，他是最好的。他从不需要给予的血，不是自己的人。女孩的母亲几乎不敢打电话。这真的可能吗？可能有人之前就太晚了吗？她打电话给医生，他参观了他们的第二天。他可以看到他们都吓坏了，他试图鼓励他们。他会很小心，所以这个女孩不会流太多血。他曾与许多人做过这种手术的成功。”这是很自然的，你感到焦虑，”另一位医生说。”但我想让你把你的信任我。一切都会好的。”他检查了那个女孩。当这样做，他告诉母亲他将在两日内操作。Question1:whatwasthegoodnewsforthegirl?Question2:whatwasspecialaboutthedoctorwhocouldhelpthegirl?Question3:howdidthegirlandhermotherfeeljustbeforetheysawthedoctor?Question4:whenwouldthedoctoroperateonthegirl?SectionB1.Manypeoplelearnedaboutthegirl'sprobleminthenewspaper.(T)2.thegirl'smotherfoundadoctorwhocouldhelpaftershevisitedthebesthospitalinthecity(B)3.thedoctorwasconfidentthatthegirlwouldn'tbleedmuchduringtheoperation.Unit40 SectionAHelen:So,what’syourusualdaylike?Youalwaysseemsobusy.Harry:Well,Iusuallygetuparoundfiveo’clocka.m.andworkonthecomputeruntilsixo’clock a.m.Helen:Whydoyougetupsoearly?Harry:Well,Ihavetoleavehomeattwentytoseven a.m.soIcancatchabusatseveno’clock. It takesmeabouttwentyminutestowalktothebusstopfrommyhouse.Helen:Andwhattimedoyougettowork?Harry:Uh,mybustakesaboutanhourtogetthere,butitstopsrightinfrontofmyoffice.Helen:That’snice.Andwhattimedoyougetoffwork?Harry:Uh,aroundfiveo’clockp.m.Then,weeatdinneraroundhalftoseven,andmywifeandIreadandplaywithkidsuntileightorso.      Helen:So,whendoyouworkonthewebsite?Yousaidonetimethatyoucreateitathome?Harry:Well,mywifeandIoftenwatchTVortalkuntilteno’clock.ShethenoftenreadswhileIworkonmysite,andIsometimesstayupuntiltheearlyhoursofthemorning,butItryto finisheverythingbyoneortwo.Helen:Andthenyougetupatfiveo’clocka.m.?Harry:Well,yeah,butit’simportanttoliveabalancedlife.IenjoywhatIdo,butyouhavetosetasidetimeforfamilyandyourself.Helen:Iagree.Harry:ButIthinkmywifehasthetoughestjob.Shespendsherwholedaytakingcareofourfamily:takingthekidstoschool,workinginthegarden,buying groceries,takingthekidstopianolessons …Wow!That’safull-timejob,butsheenjoyswhatshedoes.Helen:Well,itsoundsyou’reabusybutluckyman.Harry:Ithinksotoo.海伦：所以，你平常的一天是什么样子的？你总是那么忙。哈利：嗯，我通常起床在电脑上上午五点，工作到六点 点海伦：你为什么这么早起床？哈利：嗯，我要离开家，在二十到七 点所以我七点能赶上公共汽车。 它 花了我大约二十分钟从家里走到公共汽车站。海伦：你什么时候开始工作？哈利：嗯，我的车需要大约一个小时到那里，但它正停在我的办公室前。海伦：那太好了。你什么时候下班？哈利：嗯，大约下午五点，我们吃晚饭在七到一半，我和我的妻子读跟孩子们玩到八左右。      海伦：那么，你什么时候工作的网站？你说，你创造了它在家的时间吗？哈利：嗯，我妻子和我经常看电视或聊到十点。然后她经常看在我工作的时候，我的网站，我有时候熬夜到凌晨，但我想 完成所有由一个或两个。海伦：然后你起床在早上五点？哈利：嗯，是的，但重要的是要过一种平衡的生活。我喜欢我的工作，但你必须留出时间给家人和自己。海伦：我同意。哈利：但我认为我的妻子也最困难的工作。她整天照顾我们的家庭，送孩子上学，在花园里工作， 买杂货，带孩子去上钢琴课 ……哇！这是一个全职的工作，但是她喜欢她所做的事。海伦：嗯，听起来你很忙但幸运的人。哈利：我也这么认为。 Question1:Howlongdoesittakethemantogotowork?Question 2:Whendoesthemanfinishwork?Question3:Whatdoestheman’swifeusuallydowhilethemanworksonhiswebsite? SectionB 1.Themanusuallygetsupveryearlyinthemorning.(T)2.Themangoestoworkbybus.(T)3.Themandoesn’tlike hisjobverymuch.(F) Unit41 SectionA WhendrivingintheU.S., it’sagoodideatohavean international driver’slicenseifyoudon’thaveastatelicense.Eachofthefiftystateshasitsowntrafficlaws.Forexample,insomestatesdriverscanpumptheirowngasat “self-serviceislands,” whileinotherthisisnotallowed.Driversareexpectedtoknowandunderstandthelawseveniftheydon’tliveinthestate.Getinformationwhenyoucrosstheborderintoastateatatouristinformationcenter.Thereisanationalspeedlimitof55milesperhour,orabout80kilometersperhour.Americansusuallystartandstopslowlyandaregenerallypoliteaboutlettingcarsenterbusystreets.Theyusuallystopforpeoplewhoarewalkingtoletthemcrossthestreet.Inmanystatesyoumayturnrightafterstoppingatacorner,evenifthereisaredlight.Onsomeroadstheremaybeaminimumspeed.在美国开车时， 这是一个好主意，有一个 国际 驾照，如果你没有一个州的驾驶执照。这五十个国家都有自己的交通法规。例如，在一些国家，司机可以在 “自助加油泵岛自己，“ 而其他这是不允许的。司机应该知道和了解法律，即使他们不在状态。获取信息，当你越过边境进入在一个旅游信息中心的状态。有一个国家每小时55英里的速度限制，或大约每小时80公里。美国人通常开始慢慢地停下来，一般都是有礼貌的让车进入繁忙的街道。他们通常会停止行走的人们让他们过马路。在许多国家，你可以在一个拐角处停下来后右转，即使有红灯。有些道路可能有一个最低速度。Question1:WhathadyoubetterhavewhendrivingintheU.S.?Question2:WhatshouldadriverintheU.S.knowandunderstand?Question3:WhichofthefollowingisthenationalspeedlimitintheU.S.?Question4:WhomdodriversintheU.S.usuallystopfor? SectionB1.IntheU.S.driversmustpumptheirowngas.(F)2.ThetrafficlawsdifferfromstatetostateintheU.S.(T)3.Ifadriver doesn’t knowthetrafficlawsinastate,hecangetinformationwhenhe crossestheborderintothestate.(T)Unit42SectionATradingpostisnearlyfiveyearsoldandhashalfadozenshopsintheprovincesaswellastheHeadOfficeinLondon,nowthreetimesaslargeasitwasatthebeginning.Thebusinesscontinuestoexpend;thereareoverfiftyemployeesandtheannualt