新理念大學(xué)英語學(xué)習(xí)大廳聽力第四冊(cè)答案(全集)

新概念英語學(xué)習(xí)大廳聽カ第四冊(cè)答案全集TestforUnit1-2ListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestionsyouhear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLYONCE.SET1A.She'salittletired.Shewantstolistentomusic.Sheisgoingtostudy.She'sgoingtomakeareservation.A.Hewantsthewomantofixhiswatch.Hewillcallherwhenthewatchisfixed.Hewantshertofixthewatchwithinoneweek.Hedoesn'twanttogohome.A.Pleasesitdown.Shedoesn'twanthimtositdown.She'llmindifhesitsdown.Shedoesn'twantthemantositwithher.A.Sheshouldbecarefulabouthermoney.Sheshouldbuythebrownsuit.Sheshouldfindanotherjobtomakemoremoney.Sheshouldn'tbuythebrownsuit.A.Shejusthadhernewcarcomein.Thecarisnotreadyforroadyet.Shehasn'tgotherdriver'slicense.Shewantstorideinthecarherself.Answer:32112SET2A.Husbandandwife.Theyaredatingeachother.Teacherandstudent.Managerandhissecretary.A.Sixhours.Tenhours.Fourhours.Onehour.A.Buyinganewtypewriter.Findinganewplaceforthetypewriter.Findingabettertypist.Questioningthetypist.A.BarrynolongerlivesinNewYork.Barrydoesn'tknowhowtoeconomize.ThewomancalledBarryinCalifornia.Thewomandidn'tevermeetBarry.A.Richardishardtofind.Richardspeakswithdifficulty.Richard'sroommatedoesn'ttalktohim.Richarddoesn'tworkveryhard.Answers23314ListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewordsforeachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.SET1TheHistoryofGardensintheUKAtRomanconquestTheRomansbegantoleave(1)forgardenswhenbuildinghouses.TheRomangardensweknowthemostaboutarethoseofthelarge(2)and(3).Fishboumehasbeenpartly(4)ThegardensofAnglo-SaxonEnglandThewarlikeAnglo-Saxonsdidnotgardeningtobeimportant.AfterNormandyconquestin1066FrenchpeoplebroughtnotonlyFrenchbutalsogardeningtoBritain.TheMiddleAgesGardensoncemorebecame(7)inBritishlife.Monasterieshadbothkitchengardensandherbgardenstoprovidethe(8)offoodand(9).NowadaysGardensandgardeningare(10)ofBritishdailylife.Answer:space2.villas3.palaces4.reconstructed5.hold6.civilization7.important8.practicalities9.medicine10.partSET2HolidaysintheUSAEasterItisnota(1)holidayandmostAmericansspendEasterSundaywiththefamily.Manybelieversinthistimerememberthe(2)madebyJesusChrist.Mother'sandFather'sDayBothdaysare(3)toourparentsbecausetheyarereallyworthit.MemorialDayIthonorsAmericanskilledormissinginactioninall(4).NationalBirthdayItcommemoratesthedayin1776whenthe(5)adoptedthe(6)andestablishedtheUSA.ThanksgivingDayItwasadayofthanksgivingandprayer(7)tobesharedbyallthecolonistsand(8)Indians.ChristmasEventhoughitis(9)areligiousholiday,peopleareusedtomany(10)celebrations.Answer:national2.sacrifice3.dedicated4.pastwars5.thirteencolonies6.DeclarationofIclaimed8.neighboring9.traditionally10.secularListeningComprehensionDirections:ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.SET1Throughstayingwithfriends,childrenlearnthegiveandtakeofsocialbehavioringeneral.TrueFalseByinteractingwithfriends,childrenlearnthatdifferentpeopleshouldbehavesimilarly.TrueFalseFriendscanprovidebothcompanionshipandhostility.TrueFalseFriendshipcanhelpchildrenimprovetheirsenseofself-esteem.TrueFalseFriendshipsarenecessarytoourhealthpsychologically.TrueFalseAnswer:1.True2.False3.False4.True5.TrueSET2Friendscanhelpeachotherbycopyingclassassignmentsandhomework.TrueFalseFriendsmakeschoolmorefun.TrueFalseTheamountoftimewithfriendswillbeveryimportantduringmiddlechildhood.TrueFalseTeenagersspendalmosthalfoftheirwakingtimeinthecompanyoffriends.TrueFalseAdolescentsviewfriendshipasastrongandstabletie.TrueFalseAnswer:False2.True3.rFrue4.False5.TrueListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.SET1LA.In1700.In500.UnderthereignofCharlesII.Bythe18thcentury.A.Becausethegovernmentlovedcoffee.Becausethegovernmentdidnotlikethesmelloftea.Becausethegovernment'staxrevenuesfromliquorsaleswerereduced.Becauseteawoulddoharmtohumanbodies.A.Thegovernmentmadeanacttotaxtea.Thegovernmentbegantotaxcoffee.Thegovernmentaskedthecitizenstogiveupdrinkingtea.Teawasbannedbythegovernment.A.Teaplanting.Teamaking.Teaprocessing.Teasmuggling.A.Becausetheydidnotlikepuretea.Becausepureteawastoostrong.Becausetheywantedtoearnmoremoney.Becausepureteawasnotsopopular.Answer:13143SET2A.Inthepasttwocenturies.IntheMiddleAge.Fromtheverybeginningofhumanhistory.IntheBronzeAge.A.Becauseitwascheap.Becauseitwaseasy.Becausethewallscouldnotsustainmuchweight.Becauseitwaspopular.A.Cement.Wheatstraw.Reeds.D.Bricks.A.Lackofstraw.Lackofmoney.Bettertransportation.Lackofskillfulpersons.A.Becausetheypreferthethatchedcottages.Becausethatchedcottagesarepretty.Becausethatchedcottagescanhaveagoodprice.Becausethatchedcottagesareeasytobebuilt.Answer"：43233ListeningComprehensionDirections:ListentothepassageTWICEandfilltheblankswiththemissingwordsSET1AnimportantaspectofAmericancultureisthevalueplacedonprogress.Infourdifferentareas,wecanseehowthevalueofprogress(1)theAmericanpeople.Thefirstareaconcernstherelationshipbetweenparentsandtheirchildren.Mostforeignstudentshavebeenraisedto(2)theirparents.Theyconsiderandvaluehighlywhattheirparentshavetaughtthem.Moreover,whattheirparentshavetaughtthemhas(3)becometheirownstandardforliving.Becauseoftheideaofprogress,mostAmericanchildrenbelievethattheirparents'ideasand(4)arenotnecessarilythebest.Americansthinkthatthereisalwayssomechangetobemadeforthebetter.Asecondareaaffectedbytheideaofprogressconcernsthematerialworld.ManyAmericans(5)thatthereareenoughmaterialgoodsforeveryone;theytendtothinkthatthesupplyis(6).Sotheyarealwaystryingtoworkformore,more,andstillmore.Athirdarea(7)theAmericans'conceptoftime.Theyareverytime-conscious,perhapsbecausetimeissuchanimportantfactorintheworldofbusinessandmaterial(8).Americanstendtolivebythemotto,"Timeismoney."Theybelieveyoushoulduseyourtimewellandgetthemostthatyoucan.Thefourthconcerniseducationand(9).Americansarequiteinterestedineducationandnewknowledgeandthey(10)thefamoussaying,"Nevertoooldtolearn."Theywillmakegooduseoftheirlifetolearnasmuchaspossible.Answer:1.affects2.respect3.generally4.standards5.assume6.endless7.involves8.acquisition9.learning10.appreciateSET2Inthetoddleryearschildrenbegintoestablishcontactwithpeers,developthebasicskillsofplaybehaviorandshow(1)forcertainplaymates.Preschoolersidentifyspecificchildrenasfriendsandinteractdifferentlywithfriendsthannon-friends.Withtoddlersfriendshipisnotreflectedinlanguage,butinthetimetheyspendtogether(2)inacommonactivity.Duringthe(3)schoolyearschildrengenerallychoosefriendswhoaresimilartothemselvesandwhosharetheirinterests.Atthisagechildrenbecome(4)group-oriented;themostwell-likedchildrenarethosewhocanmanagesocialrelationswithinagroupandthinkofactivitiesthatarefun.Groupsreflectmostoftheproblemsthatexistinallsocialrelationships—inclusion/exclusion,(5),independence,fearofrejection.Theyalsoreflectsexdifferences.Groupsbecomemore(6);girlsusuallyhavemoreintimateandsupportiverelationshipswiththeirfriendsthanboysdo.Theirplaygroupsreflectthisdifference;boystendto(7)withpeersinlargegroupscenteredonsportswhilegirlsaremorelikelytobeinvolvedinsmallgroupsandspendmoretimeinpersonalconversation.Girls'friendshipgroupsareusuallysmallerandmoreexclusivethanboys'duringchildhood,andthenin(8)thesituationreverses.Aschildrenmatureandrelylessontheirparentsforguidance,theyturntotheirpeers.Cliquescanbebasedonappearance,(9)ability,academicachievement,socialoreconomicstatus,talent,abilitytoattracttheoppositesex,orseeming(10)—thejocks,thenerds,thebrains,thecoolkids,etc.Somekidscareaboutbelongingtoacertaingroup,sufferfromfeelingsofrejectioniftheyarenotincludedandcanbecomevictimsofteasingandbullying.Answe亡1.preferences2.engaged3.elementary4.increasingly5.conformity6.single-gender7.associate8.adolescence9.athletic10.sophisticationListeningComprehensionDirections:WatchthevideoclipanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalseSET1Themanaskshisfatherwhetherheneedssomewater.TrueFalseHisfathersaysthathavingababywillchangeeverythinginlife.TrueFalseHisfathersaysthathediddoalotaboutraisingupakid.TrueFalseThemanaskshisfathertodrinkthewholecan.TrueFalseThefatherdoesnotthinkitisthetimeforhimtodie.TrueFalseAnswer"：1.True2.True3.False4.False5.TrueSET2Theladytellsthemanthereissomethingthatthemandoesn'tknowabouther.TrueFalseThemanguessestheremustbesomethingwonderful.TrueFalseTheladysaysthatshehasathree-year-oldgirl.TrueFalseThemansaysheloveskids.TrueFalseThemansaysthatheissogladthatshedoesn'thaveanychild.TrueFalseAnswe亡1.True2.True3.False4.True5.FalseOralTestDirections:Lookatthepicturebelow.SET1Whatisthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthetwopersonsinthepicture?Whenandwherecouldthisconversationhappen?Howdoesthelittlegirlmisunderstandherteacher'ssuggestions?SET2Howdoyouunderstandthecaptionbelowthepicture?Doyouthinkthemanandthewomansharethesameemotions?Wherecouldthisconversationhappen?OralTestSET1Beforeyouvisitanewcountry,whatwillyoudotohelpyouunderstandthatcountry?Whenbuyinggiftsforyourforeignfriends,doyouthinkofculturaldifferences?Why?Whatproblemswillbecausedbyyourfailuretounderstandculturaldifferenceswhenyouvisitothercountriesortrytocommunicatewithforeigners?SET2Whatkindoffriendsdoyouhave?Howcanyougetonwellwithyourfriends?Howimportantdoyouvalueyourfriendship?Doyouagreethat"Afriendinneedisafriendindeed"?Why?Orwhynot?ChooseanotherTestTestforUnit1TestforUnit2TestforUnit3TestforUnit4TestforUnit5TestforUnit6TestforUnit7TestforUnit8TestforUnit3-4ListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestionsyouhear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLYONCE.SET1A.Onehour.Twohours.Threehours.Fourhours.A.10:00.10:30.10:45.D.10:15.A.LivinginNewYork.StayinginNewMexico.GoinghometoNewYork.Inschool.A.Suehitadog.Thedoghidinacar.Sue'sdogwashurt.Marywenttotheveterinarian.A.Sheenjoysplayingchess.Shehatesplayingchess.Shecannotplaychess.Shewasnotagoodstudent.Answer:43231A.Hewastired.Hisappointmentwaschanged.Hehadaflattire.Hisbicyclewasstolen.A.Shewasunderstanding.Shewasapologetic.Shewasannoyed.Shewascareless.A.Toseethedean.Towatchtheteam.Toweighhimself.Togiveademonstration.A.She'safraidofgoingoutatnight.Shehadtodosomebaking.Shewantedtogetreadyforaplanetrip.Shewasmovingtoanewapartment.A.Takehertypewritertotherepairshop.Soundproofherroom.Workinthebasement.Listenforherroommate.Answer:33133ListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewordsforeachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.SET1ProcedureforSunriseFirstICANNmustprovideatleast(1)days'noticetothegeneralpublicofitsintentiontointroduceanew(2)domain.Noticemustbeintheformofan(3)onICANN'swebsite.SecondICANNshallpostalistofallregistrars(4)intheSunriseProgramatleast60days(5)tothebeginningoftheSunrisePeriod.ThenAttheendofthe90days'noticeperiod,a(6)days'SunrisePeriodshallbegin.Amarkownerthatis(7)forthisprogrammay(8)adomainnameregistrationapplicationtoregisteradomainnamewhichisthesameasthemarkitowns.FinallyAttheendoftheSunrisePeriod,thetop-leveldomainshallbeopenfor(9)ofdomainnamestothe(10).Answe亡1.902.top-level3.announcement4.participating5.prior6.307.eligible8.submit9.registration10.generalpublicSET2TypesofPartnersGeneralpartnerItisdefinedasamemberwhotakesan(1)inthemanagementofthepartnershipandis(2)forallthepartnership'sdebts.LimitedpartnerA"limitedpartner"is(3)ashareoftheprofitbutnottotakepartinthepartnership'smanagementandhis(4)forthedebtsislimitedtohis(5)contribution.SleepingpartnerApartnerwho(6)capitalandsharesprofitsandlossesbuttakes(7)inmanagement.Quasi-partnerItreferstoapersonwhohasallowed(8)toformthatimpressionthatheisapartnerinthepartnership,thushecannotdeny(9)toanybodywhohasreliedonthe(10)anda"quasi-partner"hasnorighttoashareofprofitsbutisfullyliableforlosses.Answe亡1.activepart2.fullyliable3.entitledto4.liability5.capital6.contributes7.nopart8.outsiders9.membership10.misrepresentationListeningComprehensionDirections:ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.SET1InPuertoRica,themenwhodancewiththebridewillgivegiftstothenewcouple.TrueFalsePuertoRicantraditionalbridaletiquettehasbeencriticized.TrueFalseAccordingtoEasternEuropeantradition,thebridewillwearaveilattheweddingceremony.TrueFalseAccordingtoEasternEuropeantradition,thecapwasthesignofawoman'smarriedstate.TrueFalseInEasternEurope,thecappingwasmarkedwithhappinessofthebrideaftermarriage.TrueFalseAnswer:1.False2.True3.False4.True5.FalseSET2Manyteaenthusiastsrealizethatgrowingteaherbsathomeisquiteeasy.TrueFalseGrowingteaherbsathomecanenhanceteaenthusiasts'enjoymentoftea.TrueFalseTheprocessofharvestingherbsforteaisdemonstratedinaChineseteaexhibition.TrueFalseMikeShepherdexplainsthattheleavescannotbeusedfresh.TrueFalseThefreshleaveswillproduceastrongflavor.TrueFalseAnswer:1.True2.True3.False4.False5.FalseListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.SET1A.Atastadium.Atalargereceptionhall.Atthegroom'shouse.Atthebride'shouse.A.Thebride.Thegroom.Agramophone.Aliveband.A.Arabicfood.Americanfood.Englishfood.Chinesefood.A.Red.Pink.White.Purple.A.Bride'ssister.Bride'sfather.Bride'smother.Bride'sbrother.Answer"：24232A.Theimportanceoffamilyandcommunity.Thepositionofthebride.Theimportanceofthegroom.Theimportanceofthepriest.A.About3to4people.About300to400people.About3,000to4,000people.About10people.A.Amarriagewassomethingindividual.Amarriagewasajoiningoftwopersons.Amarriagewasajoiningoftwofamilies.Amarriagewasveryholy.A.Weddingdatecanbeanyday.Certaintimeofyearwasbestforweddings.Weddingdayshouldberainyday.Weddingdayshouldbewithsunshine.A.Insummer.Atthebeginningofayear.Attheendofayear.Aftertheharvest.Answer:12324ListeningComprehensionDirections:ListentothepassageTWICEandfilltheblankswiththemissingwordsReligiousbeliefshaveastrongeffectonthewaysomepeoplecelebratetheirbirthday.Sincepeoplethousandsofmilesapartcansharethesame(1)beliefs,thefollowingcustomshavebeen(2)byreligioninsteadofgeographiclocation.InMuslimcultures,peoplethankGodfollowingthebirthofachildbygivinggiftstothepoor.Afterthechildisaweekold,itsheadis(3).Thefamilythendonatesanamountofsilverequalto,andoftenmorethan,theweightofthechild'shair.Followingthis(4),familyandfriendscometogetherfora(5)andanamingceremony.Itisexpectedthatsomeofthefoodwillbegiventothoseinneedaswell.Accordingtoreligious(6),Hinduchildrenonlycelebratetheirbirthdaysuntiltheyare16.Untilthen,however,theydonotgotoschoolontheirbirthdays.Instead,abirthdayis(7)withareligiousceremonywhereapriestblessesthechild.OnaHinduchild'sfirstbirthday,hisorherheadisshavedwhilebeingheldbyaspecialfire.(8)ofthehaircleansesthechildofanyevilinpastlives,(9)arenewalofthesoul.InmanyJewishcommunities,amalechild'shairisnotcutuntilheisthreeyearsold.Onhisthirdbirthday,theboy'sfirst(10)isaccompaniedbyaspecialceremony,whichalsosymbolizesthebeginningofthechild'sJewisheducation.Answer:1.spiritual2.divided3.shaved4.ritual5.feast6.customs7.observed8.Removal9.symbolizing10.haircutSET2Doyouknowwhywecelebratebirthdays?Thissocialcustomisreallyan(1)event—onethathasbeenwithusformillennia.Infact,birthdaysandtheannual(2)ofthesetimes—bothasasocietyandforindividuals—istheoldestofcelebratoryrites,andonethataroseineverycultureassoonastheyhadanysortof(3).Naturally,thefirstrealcalendarhastodowiththesunandthemoon'sposition—thefundamentaltoolsofastrologerstoday.Theancientscelebratednotbecausesome(4)saidthatpeopleshouldcelebrate,butbecauseofpracticaleveryday(5),likeallastrologicallore.Thewisemenandwomennoticedthatwhenthesunhitthesamespotintheheavensthatitheldonaperson'sbirthday...,thatdayturnedouttobeextremely(6).Presentswerebestowed—bothfromothersandfromtheuniverse.Thewiseelderssawthis(7)happeningallthetime.Andjustasmostbasicastrologicalinformationcameaboutbasedonthesedays,theastrologers/priestssawthata"pattern"was(8).Thisluckypatternbroughtjoy,andthusthebirthdaypersonwantedtocelebrate.Hisorherfriends(9)gavetothemsomepresentsandthebirthdaycelebrantwantedtosharehisorherpleasure,soabig(10)washeld.Answer:1.astrological2.observance3.calendar.4.edict5.experience6.fortunate.7.phenomenon8.occurring.9.naturally10.gatheringListeningComprehensionDirections:WatchthevideoclipanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalseSET1Thefathertellsthetwoboystogotochurchtopray.TrueFalseAccordingtothefather,themotherworriedaboutthetwoboysforthewholeday.TrueFalseThemothersaysthatMrs.Camplerangthemabouttheboat.TrueFalseThetwoboyssaytheymadetheboatontheirown.TrueFalseThetwoboyssaythatborrowingtheboatisnottheiridea.TrueFalseAnswe亡1.True2.False3.True4.False5.FalseSET2Theoldmanaskstheyoungmantojoinhiminhisoffice.TrueFalseTheladytellsWilburthatthecoupleiswaitingforhim.TrueFalseWilburthinkslifeismoreimportantthanthecouple'swaiting.TrueFalseTheyoungmandoesnotthinkaboycanbenamedasDorrit.TrueFalseWilburisquitesatisfiedwiththeword"little".TrueFalseAnswer"：1.False2.True3.False4.True5.FalseOralTestDirections:Lookatthepicturebelow.SET1Whosebirthdaycoulditbe?HowdoChinesepeopleusuallydotocelebratetheirbirthdays?SET2Whatdoyouthinkoftherolethecomputerplaysinoureverydaylife?Hasitfreedusfromthechoresandimprovedthequalityofourlife?Orhasitbroughtaboutthehighrateofunemployment?OralTestSET1Whatdoyouthinkofglobalization?Whatisthebenefitbroughtbyglobalization?Whatarethedisadvantagesofglobalization?SET2ExplainhowtouseMicrosoftWordoncomputer,includinghowtostartthecomputer.ChooseanotherTestTestforUnit1TestforUnit2TestforUnit3TestforUnit4TestforUnit5TestforUnit6TestforUnit7TestforUnit8TestforUnit5-6ListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestionsyouhear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLYONCE.SET1A.She'stoosicktohavevisitors.Shepickedupherbrotherlastnight.Herbrother'sflightwascanceled.Herbrotherhaschangedhisplans.A.Hehasaveryhighphonebillthismonth,too.Thewomanshouldcontactthephonecompany.Thewomanshouldmakefewerlong-distancecalls.He'llhelpthewomanpayherphonebill.A.Sherealizestheequipmentiseasilydamaged.Shewon'tforgettoputawaytheequipment.Shealwaysperformsexperimentscarefully.She'sworriedabouttheresultsofherexperiment.A.HelpFlorawithherpapernextweek.AskFloratocleantheapartmentbyherself.AsksomeoneelsetocleantheapartmentwithFlora.AskFloratowaituntilnextweekendtodothecleaning.A.Turnonthetelevision.Changethechannelimmediatelyforthewoman.Continuewatchingthenatureprogram.Checktoseewhenthenatureprogramison.Answe亡43243SET2A.Callforthelatestweatherreport.Askthewomanfordirectiontothelibrary.Gotothelibrarytodoresearchforthefieldtrip.Callhisprofessoraboutthefieldtrip.A.Sheneedstofindadifferentroommate.Shethinksthemanshouldgetahaircut.Shedidn'trecognizethemanbecauseofhishaircut.Fewpeoplehavenoticedherroommate'shaircut.A.Arriveatclassontime.Finishhisassignmentsmorepromptly.Gethiswatchfixed.Getnotesabouttheclassfromafriend.A.Sheagreeswiththeman.Shehasn'tbeentoagamerecently.Shedoesn'tthinktheteamhasbeenplayingwell.Shedoesn'tknowmuchaboutbaseball.A.Hehasneverbeentotheauditorium.Hewantstostopandaskfordirections.Thewomanwon'tbelate.Theprogramintheauditoriumhasalreadybegun.Answer:44133ListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewordsforeachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.SET1HowtoRememberPeople'sNameFaceassociationExamineaperson'sface(1)whenyouareintroduced.Trytofind(2)—ears,hairline,(3),(4),eyes,nose,mouth,chin,complexion,etc.(5)betweenthat(6),theface,andthenameinyourmind.RepetitionWhenyouareintroduced,askforthepersonto(7).Usethenameyourselfasoftenaspossible((8)!).Ifitisunusual,askhowitisspelledorwhereitcomesfrom,andifappropriate,(9).Keepinmindthatthemoreoftenyouhearandseethename,themorelikelyitisto(10).Answer'：1.discreetly2.anunusualfeature3.forehead4.eyebrows5.Createanassociation6.characteristic7.repeathisname8.withoutoverdoingit9.exchangecards10.sinkinSET2BuildingWealthBudgetingEstablishingabudgetisanessentialfirststeptowardbuildinga(1)andincreasingyour(2).Toprepareanduseabudgetsuccessfully,you'llneedtoplanfortheexpectedand(3)—aprocessthatinvolves(4)andcontrollingfutureincomeandexpenses.Abudgetwillhelpyoufindwaysto(5)toincreaseyourwealth.SavingandinvestingTheconceptofputtingmoneyaway,asopposedtospendingallofit,is(6)ofwealth-building—andnotanewone.Wehavevariouswaysto(7)money—fromthetraditionalpassbooksavingsaccounttovariousmoney(8).Someprefertheseslower,steadierprocessesofaccumulatingmoney,withlittle(9).Othersprefertoinvestinthehopesofcreatingmoremoney.(10)willhaveapotentiallygreaterfluctuation.Answer:1.worth3.theunexpected4.monitoring,adjusting5.generatemoremoney6.abasicprinciple7.storeandaccumulat8.marketvehicles9.riskofloss10.MoreaggressiveinvestmentsListeningComprehensionDirections:ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.SET1"Careerbrides"earnedaboutonethousanddollarsforeachmarriage.TrueFalseThegroomsgotGreenCardsfortheirmoney.TrueFalseThewomanhasbeenchargedwithperjuryandfraudassheappliedfortwenty-sevenmarriagelicenses.TrueFalseIt'sreportedthattwelvewomeninvolvedinthescamhavebeencharged.TrueFalseThe"careerbrides"spreadtheideaofsellingthemselvesasbridesbywordofmouth.TrueFalseAnswer:1.True2.True3.False4.False5.TrueSET2IntheUSAdreamsofwealthandmoneywouldcometruewithsteadyendeavorandpersistence.TrueFalseManyofInternetbillionairesarebrightbutmodestimmigrants.TrueFalseSome400yearsagothefirstsettlersarrivedintheUSAtoseekfortune.TrueFalseThelinebetweenwealthandpoliticalinfluencewasalwaysverydistinct.TrueFalseThisarticlemightbeanintroductiontoareferencebookofUSwealthyfamilies.TrueFalseAnswer'：1.True2.True3.False4.False5.TrueListeningComprehensionDirections:Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.SET11.A.Achurch.Acorporation.Acity.Astate.A.Schoolingandtraining.Practiceinahospital.Facilitiesheorsheuses.Educationheorshereceives.A.Aboutsevenyears.Eightyears.Tenyears.Abouttwelveyears.A.Theymayhavemorepatients.Theycantaketurnstoworklonghours.Facilitiesmaybeabigburdentoanindividual.Noonewantstoassumetoomuchresponsibility.A.Physicians'expensiveeducationandthecharacteristicsoftheirworkmakethemwelldeservethehandsomepay.Itisreasonableforphysicianstohavealargeincomebecausetheirworkisverydangerous.Physiciansshouldbebetterpaidbecausetheyworklonghoursunderbadconditions.Physiciansshouldergreatresponsibility,soitisunderstandablethattheyshouldbewellrewarded.Answer:21434SET2A.Boysorgirls,menorwomen,youngorold.Eitherkingsorqueens.Boththepoorandtherich.Nobodybutthosewhohadmoney.A.Peoplehavebecomemoreinterestedintraveling.Travelingtodayiseasierthaninthepast.Peoplenowhavesparemoneyfortravel.Greatchangeshavetakenplaceintheworld.A.Travelingbyairtoothercountriesismuchcheapertoday.Moreguidesarebeingtrainedtoshowbeautifulspots.Modemtelegraphlinesmaketravellessexpensiv