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转载 英语听力教程第一册答案

转载 英语听力教程第一册答案
转载 英语听力教程第一册答案

转载英语听力教程第一册答案

unit 8

Part 1

B

1. savings, checking, $25, interest, 4.5%, charge, 20 cents.

2. withdraw, fill, forms, account, bank, afraid.

3. cash, with, checking, number, cheque, need, identification, license, fine.

4. loan, accont, customer, months, borrow, Three thousand.

5. traveller's, passport, Sign.

C

first, friends, family, low, expensive, willing, money, spend, words, expression_rs, American, Slang, standard, special, two, John, Charlie, 1827, developed, later, 1962, eating, Restaurant, food, price, anyone, clothes, suit, shoes.

PartII

A

Foreign exchange dealing is, as its name implies, the exchange of the currency of one country for the currency of another. The rate of exchange is the value of one unit of the foreign currency expressed in the other currency concerned. A bank may make gains on buying and selling currencies on the inter-bank market. Making a profit on the transaction is the basic idea of foreign exchange dealing.

B

1 May, 2006

Pay Cash or order Twenty pounds only £20--00

Alex

Part III

A

Call 1

rang, Birmingham, morning, last invoice, 13th July, payment, received, three, check, contact, afternoon.

Call 2

Mr. Martinez, Mr. Smythe, money, transferred, bank details, wrong, Mr. Mrtinez, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of Scotland, Royal Bank of Scotland, next, as soon as.

Call 3

account enquiries, Royal Bank of Scotland, check, transfer, received, Spain, 40211686, Paul Smythe and Partners, Unit 7, Parkdown Trading Estate, credit, Wednesday, £3476.28, round, £3500, Spanish pesetas, converted, pounds, £23.72.

Part IV

metal, notes, earliest, directly, not want, no agreement, gold, melt, coins, seventeenth, goldsmith, converted, receipts, exchange, bankers, banknotes, expensive, check, transfer, deposits.

Part V

1. About £33.35.

2. A bit up from last week.

3. £7 or so.

4. Browns and a pub in Headington.

5. Because she thought it was important to know what was going on in the world.

6. No.

7. Coffee.

8. No.

9. £5.95. 10. Y es.

Unit 9

Part I

A passive smoker is a non-smoker who happens to be near a smoker and has no choice but to breathe in the cigarette smoke.

In the past, non-smokers rarely questioned the rights of smokers to smoke anywhere and anytime they chose. Nowadays, non-smoke rs are questioning, “Why should your pleasure be at the expense of my health and comfort?”As a non-smoker, here is what you can do:

? Let your family and friends know that you mind if they smoke.

? Put up “No Smoking” signs in your room or on your desk at home.

? Always ask for a seat in the no-smoking zone when you travel on an aeroplane. Complain to the steward if the no-smoking rule is not enforced.

C

something, heart, body, blood, heart, around, partly, little, mild, completely, stops, severe, disease, a, fat, walls, himself, attack, style, cigarette.

Part II

A

block, blood supply, die, tight pain, dizzy, an hour, discomfort, strong bursting.

B

Part III

A

>, <, >, <, <, >, >, <

B

1-5: TFFFT 6-10: FTTFF

Part IV

around, put, front, ground, step, healthy, walk, pace, 5.5, regular, 20, three, quickly, add, Keep, straight, dropped, relaxed, up, pointed, Swing, keep, bent, clench, angled, feel, come, land, roll, pushing, strengthens, burns, reduce, train, function, lower.

Part V

1-6: abcadb

unit 10

Part I

overweight, fitness, 40%, higher, factors, hotter, a lot, oil, meat, sugar, exercises, 6, exercise, what, 10, 5.

C

Relationship, handle; Work-related, decision making; spend, what to spend.

1. BUILD A HAPPY FAMILY.

2. MAKE FRIENDS.

3. SHARE YOUR PROBLEMS.

4. MAKE DECISIONS WISELY.

Part II

A

2 4 1 3

B

~300, 18-55, examinations, mental, emotional, Live cold viruses, developed signs of colds, resistance to colds, a month or more, the risk of a cold, serious personal problems, losing a job or having difficulties with family members or friends, the most.

Part III

A

5-10 minutes; Preparing you for vigorous activity; getting your body ready.

15-30 minutes.

5-10 minutes, Helping your body slowly return to its normal breathing and heart rate.

The five golden rules:

1. loose and comfortable, comfortable and relaxed.

2. warming-up exercises, the real thing.

3. too much exercise too soon, no rush.

4. about five minutes, rest a little bit.

5. Stop immediately, chest, throat, neck or head.

B

1 2 5 1 4 5 1

Part IV

F T F T F F

catch up on lost sleep; mint tea; toss and turn; a teaspoonful of ; a balanced and varied diet; cut down on fattening foods; cut out sugar altogether; substitute; non-stick frying pan; breathe deeply; a flight of stairs, feel breathless. Part V

3 1 5 2

4 6

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