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新世纪大学英语视听说

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Unit1

Activity1

NoraNelson:Shelivesin2A

WesandLydia:Theylivein3B

Twoboys:They’reclassmates

:She’esin3C

Anosypersonmightbetoointerestedinthingsthatdonotconcernthem,especiallyotherpeople’saffairs

Activity2

2--passport1--diary3---yearbook

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Activity3

edforalongtimetoanicewoman.

nd,hedidn’tevenwant

togohome.

verynervousabouttravelingsofarHisgrandparentstheirhometwo

Activity4

themeotherpaperkeepsakesyourphotosandkeepsakes

ookingismakingbeautifulbookstoholdspecialmemories.

spaperclippings,postcards,tickets,reportcards,letters.

3.“Schooldays”,“Familytravel”,“Memoriesofmygrandparents”,“and“Baby’sfirstyear.”

ufeltpens,paints,andstickers.

“5Ws”ofthephotos:who,what,where,when,andwhy.

Activity5

etheyaregraduatingsoon.

ndoftheyear.

sastudentwithagoodfashionn.

Onceayearspringchessmostlikelytosucceedcategoriesnotes

I’llneverforgetyou

recordphotoniorssportsyearbooktitlessignmemories

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Unit2

Activity1

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Boredsadhappy

Activity2

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ater

Activity3

Theyarebothdoinggreat.

’’redoinggreat5.

ngacampaignagainst

Activity4

shakehands.:BangladeshIndonesiaTheUnitedArabEmirates

bow.:Indonesia,Thailand

givebusinesscards.:Indonesia

rerulesabouttouching.:Bangladesh,Thailand

’twaveatpeoplehere.:Bangladesh

ren’tmanyhandgestures.:BangladeshThailand

don’twink.:Bangladesh,

’tuyourlefthandhere.:IndonesiaTheUnitedArabEmirates

’tpointatpeoplewithyourfinger.:TheUnitedArabEmirates

Activity5

,,kiss(eachotheronthecheek)

,embarrasd

InJapan,whenmeetingforthefirsttimeinformalsituations,ite

waytogiveorreceiveabusinesscardistoholditwithtwohands.

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Unit3

Activity1

Mississippimudpie

ous,,,toosweet

Activity2

Weshouldsupportandcelebratelocalfoodtraditions.

s

Activity3

Adam:butteryJanet:spicyAbby:sweetMinh:healthy

edtoloweightbecauhewas20poundsoverweight.

eshehasspentsixmonthsinThailandandcomestolikespicyThaifood.

sthatAbbylikestoeatsweetfoods.

heprefers

healthyfoodstosweetorbutteryfoods.

Activity4

1.T2.F3.T4.F5.F6.T7.T8.F

Capsaicin:oflavororsmell.

Habanero:ightorangeandgrowsintheCaribbean.

Activity5

Whattheyeat:freshfruits,vegetables,fish;

Whattheydrink:water,greentea;

Howtheyexerci:gardening,walking;

Howtheyrelax:deepbreathingexercis,massage

1.34centenariansper100,000Okinawans.

nawans’cret:first,,theydon’,theolder

Okinawanshaveagoodattitudeaboutaging.

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Unit4

Activity1

Dan:takescareofthebabyCourtney:goestoworkeveryday

JamalandTia:bothtakecareofthegirlsandworkathome

Activity2

Hometown:MilanNewYorkHong

Kong

Clothesfrom:brotherastoreintheneighborhoodmother

Personalstyle:casualretro,oldfashionedclassic

Activity3

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ldlookforfriendsontheInternet.

uldn’initelyoughttowearadress.

betternotdelaytakingthetest.

Activity4

1.b2.a

,butIhavetosidewith,wanttoshowoff,inyourfreetime

erioustalk,styleandtaste,toomuchaboutappearances.

Activity5

iesmighthiretrendspotters

tohelpthemmakenewproducts.

nervousanddidn’tknowwhattodo.

toreporttoarecordingstudioby10a.m.

dtodecidewhichsongwere“Yes---Alltheway!”,“It’sOk”,or“Noway!”.

sttalkedaboutthecoverstheyliked.

egoingtolookatsomenewfashions.

’tpay,NOThasagoodsalary

,NOTmonth

overs,NOTonlyoneCDcover

4.a“Noway”card,NOTan“It’sOK”card

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Unit5

Activity1

ThemostfamousdetectiveverknownimaginarydetectivesixtyScottishauthor

money

England

Activity2

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NickBrown，policeofficer,localpeople

Mikethinksthelightscouldbethesameasthoinalocallegend.

Alexathinksthelightsareahoax.

Activity3

girlstandinginthemiddleoftheroad.

eitwasrainingheavily.

pedthecarquickly.

d”I`mfine.”andwalkedawayquietly.

thegirlwasMaryAnneandwaskilledinacaraccidentfiveyearsago.

y

Activity4

30,1908.

(firstrow)4,1,3;(condrow)5,2

damagehugeexplosion

rthapartofitbrokeoff

dintothegrounditngineexploded

ytheearthtfiretotheforest

ectricityatestofhisgun

Activity5

2.a3.h4.d5.g6.e7.b8.c

entpeopleedifferentlights.

Ellisonsawthelightsin1883.

iveAmericansthoughtthelightswerestarsfallingtoearth.

romJapanstudiedthelights,butcouldn’tsolvethemystery.

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nappearsjustafterarainstorm.

oplecallthelights“ghostlights”.

,theyaren’ly,theyholdatownfestivaleverySeptembertocelebratethemysterylights.

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Unit6

Activity1

Remember

thelastpicture

eristomakeanoteofrelatedwords.

rentafilmandeitathome.

Activity2

(fromlefttoright)2,3,1

’’tswim

Activity3

room,’t

;didn’;;

rytellerheardavoicesaying,“welcomehome.”Andherealizedthedreamhouwashis.

ghthisdreamwasturningintoanightmarebecauhisfriendssuddenlydisappearedanditwasscary.

dthefoodprocessormostbecauitmakeslifemucheasier.

sawthechildrenwerecryingbecau

badandwantedtohelpprepareamealbutbegantodespairwhenhefoundthe

refrigeratorwampty.

Activity4

3and4

es3and4.

sveryimportantforlearning.

Activity5

’andRomans

n’dorwife

eorconfusing

raid

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Unit7

Activity1

b

bac

rcompany

lorpartyandabigfamilyreunion

’xcitedaboutitandhelikesthejob.

Activity2

2,4,1,3

ItwasalotoffuntorentloudandbeautifulTheonlybadpartforhim

fromtoomuchdancingsomebeautifulfloatsgodowntheriver

2,4,3,1

travelingthroughIndiabestmemorieswaterpistolshot/sprayedeveryone

amesscomeoutof

Activity3

1.c2.a

1.M2.D3.M4.M5.D

tofinsagoodplaceto

sit

heparadefinishes

Activity4

eMardiGravenbegins,thereareover70paradesofdazzlingfloats.

’twaituntilJanuary.

treetsareclodtocars,andbusandstreetcarschedulesoftenchanged.

ereearly,Sundaynightparade,findaspacein

themorning.

ghtneedajacket,sunglass,anumbrella,orallthree.

erideonfloatsintheparadesandgive“throws”tothecrowd.

Activity5

uagroundhogtopredicttheweather.

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1.T

2.F;Not1995,but1993

3.T

4.F;Notdoesn’tusuallye,butusuallyes

sinaholeinthegroundandstaysunderground

duringthewinter.

ebruary2,localpeopleandsightersinthetownofPunxsutawneywatchforPete,agroundhog,to

mesout,GroundhogDayiscelebratedwithabarbecue,acolorfulfestivalinthe

park,asouvenirshowandsaleandevenastorytellingfestival.

thinkitmeanstheweatherwillcontinuetobecoldforatleastsixweeks.

therinFebruaryinPunxsutawneyisgenerallycoldandwillcontinuetobecoldforanothersixto

eightweeks.

wouldbedisappointedifPetedidn’tappear.

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UNIT8

Activity1

FTF

Caller:1,2,3,5rvice:3,4,5

Activity2

1,2,5,7,8

2,3

Shewantedtobesureitissafeforherandheryoungchildtocrosstheroad.

Shealsowantedtoknowiftherewereanyparksshecouldtakehersonto.

Activity3

gupdrycleaning

ryou

EPTcleanandbrushyourpet

vicesareaffordableandconvenient.

ncall.

Activity4

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eCuritibawasoneofBrazil’sfastestgrowingcitiesandtherewereriouspollutionproblems.

ba’spopulationhasgrownbymorethanonehundredpercentsince

1974,bahasreducedairpollutionandprovidedcleaner

neighborhoodforitscitizens.

bicyclingandwalkingonlyCarFreeDaywithoutacar125clodto

cars

uptotwomillionenjoythecleanairandquiet

Activity5

Inwood:eagles,anoldforest,anoldfarmhou

Fes-al-Bali:narrowstreets,mosques,donkeys

nold-growthforest,afarmhouandyoucango

hiking.

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’wamuum.

getlostawallwithgatesdriveacrosstoonarrowforcarswalk

pedestriansandonkeys

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