新视野大学英语（第三版）视听说4Unit6必修答案

Unit 6

6-8、More practice in listening

Conversation 1

1、B
They are disappointing.
2、A
Hosting a radio program.
3、B
It makes viewers feel superior.
4、D
By communicating on the Internet.
5、C
It is bringing families closer.

Conversation 2

1、C
Because the father is meeting with his colleagues online.
2、D
Because he wants to check the news about a golf player.
3、A
Having dinner without any electronics.
4、C
Electronics sometimes cause family disagreements.

Passages 1

1、D
Because it gives us a break from the harsh realities.
2、C
They do their utmost to gain attention.
3、D
Because they contain things desired by common people.
4、B
Celebrities’ lives are similar to those of common people.

Passages 2

1、differentiate themselves from
2、frown
3、concise
4、combat
5、severe
6、is geared up for
7、embraced
8、compact
9、is supplemented with
10、sensational

News 1

1、C
Producers of reality shows don’t put safety first in order to get dramatic effect.
2、A
Ten people were killed.

News 2

1、D
The purchase of South China Morning Post by Alibaba is ongoing.
2、C
Alibaba had a great deal of ambition and economic power.
3、B
$194 million.

6-10 Unit Test

短对话5题

1、D
A journalist.
2、D
The man has a house for sale.
3、A
They are destructive but beautiful.
4、B
She fell asleep early.
5、C
C. She watched a TV play.

听力原文

1
W: Good evening, Professor Miller. My name is Linda Gray. I’m with the local newspaper. Do you mind if I ask you a few questions?
M: Not at all. Go ahead, please.
Q: What is Linda Gray?
2
W: Hi! I’m calling about the three-bedroom house you advertised in yesterday’s newspaper. It sounds really nice.
M: It is especially good if you have children.
Q: What do we learn from the conversation?
3
W: Did you see that program last night about volcanoes? It was fascinating!
M: Yes, the weird thing is that the eruption looks so beautiful, yet it’s destructive. And I couldn’t believe how far the ash can travel. I’m glad we don’t have any volcanoes here!
Q: What does the man say about volcanoes?
4
M: Did you see last night’s television program on space exploration?
W: Well, I intended to watch it, but I slept through it.
Q: What did the woman do last night?
5
M: Did you see last night’s television program on how to choose a friend?
W: Well, I intended to watch it, but I was soaked in that soap opera.
Q: What did the woman do last night?

长对话5题

6、A
A sports magazine for women.
7、B
Her magazine is ending.
8、C
Female sports news.
9、B
Mother and son.
10、B
The woman does not do sports.

听力文本

W: Did my magazine come in today?
M: Sorry, I have bad news for you.
W: What’s that – no magazine today?
M: Worse. The magazine’s in, but I’m afraid that it’s going to be the last issue. Says so on the cover.
W: No more Sports for Women Illustrated? Can I see it?
M: Sure, here it is.
W: This is too bad. I really like this magazine. There isn’t much news about women in sports.
M: Maybe you should take up sports rather than just read about them. Mother’s Day is coming up. How would you like me to get you a basketball?
W: Well, that’d be different from what your sister is likely to get me. But I think basketball is more of a young person’s sport.
M: Maybe a tennis racket would be better.
W: Maybe. But I’d like to check out what my female friends are doing in terms of sports. I’m sure that many of them will also be disappointed about the magazine.

Q 6: What are the speakers talking about?

Q 7: What’s the bad news for the woman?

Q 8: What is rare according to the woman?

Q 9: What is the relationship between the two speakers?

Q 10: What can be inferred from the conversation?

短文理解5题

11、A
To inform people of an accident near US Highway 31.
12、B
4.
13、C
Not everyone in the accident died as a result.
14、D
The truck’s windows were broken in the accident.
15、C
Louisville.

听力文本

A freight train struck a truck at a rural Alabama crossing early Thursday, killing four men on their way to work and injuring several others, authorities said.

The truck was hit at about 6 a.m. at a crossing near US Highway 31. The tracks were marked by a sign but had no cross bars or flashing lights.

Four people were injured in the crash and there were “multiple deaths”, Chilton County Medical Examiner Randy Yeargan said. An officer at the scene said four people were dead.

One woman at the scene who said she was a relative of two men in the truck said they were headed to work at a construction site. She declined to give her name, and said she didn’t know if her relatives had survived.

The injured were taken by helicopter and ambulances to a Birmingham hospital.

The white truck was knocked beside the railroad tracks, with windows broken and seats and contents from inside strewn on the ground. The CSX Transportation train cars were loaded with automobiles.

CSX Corp. spokesman Gary Sease in Jacksonville, Florida, said the train, with two locomotives and 38 cars, was headed to Louisville, Kentucky, from Baldwin, Florida.

Q 11: What is the purpose of this passage?

Q 12: How many people were killed in the train accident?

Q 13: What do we know from this passage?

Q 14: What can we infer from this passage?

Q 15: Where was the train going?

复合式听写10题

16、contest
17、queens
18、outgoing
19、cheers
20、title
21、tours
22、performed
23、to convince
24、in protest
25、draw world attention

听力文本

A 20-year-old Australian model and dancer won the Miss Universe title in a two-hour beauty contest watched by television viewers around the world.

Jennifer Hawkins, a 5-foot-11 blonde with blue eyes, was chosen from 80 beauty queens. Miss USA, Shandi Finnessey, was awarded second place.

Hawkins received the crown from outgoing Miss Universe, Amelia Vega, and then walked the length of the stage to the cheers of the crowd. Several times she reached up to touch her crown, as if to remind herself she had actually won the title.

Besides modeling and dancing, Hawkins also organizes a dance team that tours Australia. Her interests include surfing, camping and watching ballet.

Before the contest began, Cuban-American singer Gloria Estefan, who performed at the Miss Universe finals, defended beauty contests from critics who insist that such events treat women merely as playthings. She said, “A beautiful woman has very great powers to convince, and we have seen many misses who have done a great job.”

Despite Estevan’s support, many people question the value of beauty contests. Women’s liberation organizations in the United States regularly demonstrate in protest outside Miss America and Miss World contests. Conservative religious groups in India forced such contests to move from Calcutta when they threatened bombings.

All the same, some Australians were hoping the two-hour show would draw world attention to the beauty of their country and attract tourists. They hope Australia is going to shine for what it is, an unforgettable place.