新編大學(xué)英語4 unit2 book4 聽力原文和答案核對(duì)版

新編大學(xué)英語4unit2book4聽力原文和答案核對(duì)版新編大學(xué)英語4unit2book4聽力原文和答案核對(duì)版新編大學(xué)英語4unit2book4聽力原文和答案核對(duì)版資料僅供參考文件編號(hào)：2022年4月新編大學(xué)英語4unit2book4聽力原文和答案核對(duì)版版本號(hào)：A修改號(hào)：1頁(yè)次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：Part1Listening1Ex1:CADCBEx2:1)approaching2)left3)toilet4)locked5)Ticketsplease6)pushed7)stampedScripts:

TwoBelgiansandtwoDutchmentraveledregularlytoworkonthesametrain.AfterawhiletheDutchmensawthatthetwoBelgiansonlyhadoneticketbetweenthemandaskedhowtheymanagedtoachievethis.TheBelgiansexplainedthatwhentheyheardtheconductorapproachingfromtheotherendofthecarriage,thetwoofthemlefttheirseats,wentintothetoiletandlockedthedoor.Whentheconductorknockedonthetoiletdoor,saying,"Tickets,please!",theypushedoneticketunderthedoor.Itwasthenstampedandpushedbackunderthedooragain.TheDutchmenthoughtthiswasaverygoodideaandthefollowingmorningboughtoneticketbetweenthem.WhentheygottotheircarriagetherewasonlyoneBelgian.TheytoldhimwhattheyhaddoneandaskedtheBelgianifhehadaticketashewastravelingonhisown.TheBelgiansaidhedidnothaveaticketatallandwhentheyaskedhowheproposedtomanagetotravelfreeofcharge,hetoldthemtheywouldhavetowaitandseeuntiltheconductorarrived,buthehadnodoubtthathewouldmanageitwithoutdifficulty.Assoonastheyheardtheconductorcoming,thetwoDutchmenimmediatelywenttothetoiletandlockedthedoor.Afewmomentslater,theBelgianfollowedthemdownthecorridorandknockedonthetoiletdoor,saying,"Tickets,please!"Oneticketappearedunderthedoor.Questions:1. Wheredidthestorytakeplace2. WhatdidthetwoDutchmenwanttoknowfromthetwoBelgians3. HowdidtheDutchmenfeelabouttheBelgians'behavior4. WhatdidtheBelgiandowhenaskedifhehadaticket5. WhofinallymanagedtotravelfreeofchargeListening2Ex1:1departmentstore2.attendcollege3.difficult4.physicaleducation5.terrifiedEx2:FTTFTScripts:MynameisAtsukoSaeki.IworkasasalesclerkinabigdepartmentstoreinFuji,Japan.SixyearsagowhenIwas21yearsold,IwenttoCaliforniatoattendcollege.LifeintheUnitedStateswasmuchmoredifficultthanIhadeverimagined.Itwasn'tlikethedescriptionsIhadreadinmytextbooks.Peopleoftenseemedtense

Oneofmyhardestclasseswasphysicaleducation.Weoftenplayedvolleyball.Alltheotherstudentsweregoodatit,butIclearlywasn't.Oneafternoon,theteacheraskedmetohittheballtomyclassmates.Formostpeople,thiswouldbeeasybutIwasterrifiedthatIwouldmakeafoolofmyself.WhenoneoftheboysonmyteamsawhownervousIwas,hewalkeduptomeandwhispered,"Comeon,youcandothat."

Youcan'timaginehowthosewordsofencouragementmademefeel.IwassohappythatIalmostcried.ImanagedtohittheballandIthinkIthankedtheyoungman,butI'mnotsure.

Ihaveneverforgottenhiskindwordsofencouragement.Heprobablydoesn'tevenrememberwhathesaidtomeorhowmuchhiskindnessmeanttome.Wheneverthingsaren'tgoingwell,Ithinkofthosesimplewordsofencouragement:Comeon,youcandothat.

Weoftenforgetthatourwordscanhaveapowerfulimpactonotherpeople.Evenasimpleword—goodorbad—canhavealastingeffect.Listening3Ex1:1802.Caps,sweatersandscarves3.Theelderlylady’sdaughter-in-law4.Becauseshewasblind.5.19.6.China7.One8.TorontoEx2:1.602.makingup3.variousparts4.printed5.Neverbefore6.personalletter7.blessyouScripts:Thefirstpart:DearMissAusten,

Iwassohappytoreceiveyourletter.Itmeanssomuchtome.Ineverexpectedsuchadetailedresponse.IameightyyearsoldandIamblind.ThereislittleIcandoexceptknitandthatiswhyIknitsomanycaps,sweatersandscarves.Ofcourse,Ican'twrite,somydaughter-in-lawiswritingthisletterforme.

Iknowalittlebitabouttheworkyouaredoing.AttheageofnineteenImarriedamanwhowasgoingtoworkasamissionarytoChina.For40years,withanoccasionalyearathomeinAmerica,weworkedinChina.Wehadtwosons,onlyoneofwhomisstillalive.After40years,myhusband'shealthbegantofail.WemovedbacktotheStateswherehetookchargeofasettlementhouseinBrooklyn,NewYork.Whenmyhusbanddied,IcametoThesecondpart:

WhatImostwantedtosayisthis.For60yearsIhavebeenmakingupmissionarypackagesofclothing,food,medicine,orbooks.Ihavesentthemtovariouspartsoftheworld.SometimesIhavereceivedaprintedslipofacknowledgement,sometimesnothing.NeverbeforeinalltheseyearshaveIhadapersonalletterdescribingthevillageandtellingmewhoarewearingtheclothingandwhattheysaid.IneverthoughtthatinmylifetimeIwouldreceivealetterlikethat.MayGodblessyou.Listening4Ex1:1misunderstanding,2lump,35/five,4cancer,5fineEx2:TFFTTFScripts:Interviewer: YouexperiencedamisunderstandingwhenyouworkedinSingapore,didn'tyou?

Carol: Mmm,yes—quiteafew,actually.Interviewer: Canyoutellusaboutone,then.

Carol: Um,well,Ihadthisredlumponmyleftleg.OnenightthepainwasreallybadandIbecamescared.SothenextdayIwenttothehospitalandtheycutoutthelumpandstitchedmeup.ThenIheardthedoctorsaytohisassistant,"Getittothelabfortestsrightaway."Iwastoldtoreturninfivedaystohavemystitchesoutandgetmyresult.However,forsomereason,Igotthedaysmixedupandmissedmyappointment!Itwasadaylate!Interviewer: Goon...Carol: Iphonedupthehospitalandthereceptionistsaidthedoctorwasn'tin,butshe'dputmethroughtohisassistant.Oh,myheartwaspoundingbythistimeandmymouthwasalldry.Interviewer: Withstress?

Carol: Yes.Iwasreallynervous.Anyhow,theassistantsaid"OK"andtoldmetoholdonwhileshegotmycard.Whenshereturnedtothephoneshesaid,"Ithinkyou'dbettercomeinandtalktothedoctorinperson."Oh,Iwassoshocked.Interviewer: Ohdear!Carol: "Why"

Iasked."Isthereanythingwrong"

Therewasalongpause."Well,"shesaid."Thedoctorwilltellyouaboutthetreatment."So...there'smethinking:OhmyGod,thisisit.I'vegotcancer.Ifeltsickquiteliterally"SowhencanItalktothedoctor"

Iasked.Hisassistantsaidshe'dgethimtocallmelaterthatmorning.Interviewer: Oh,no,pooryou!Whatdidyoudo?

Carol: Oh,Iwenttowork.ButIcouldn'tconcentrateorworkstraight.Everytimethephonerang,Inearlypassedout.Ikeptringingthehospital,butthedoctorwaslate.Eventually,herangmeup.Oh,Iwasreallyshaking.Hesaid,"MsSmith"Isaid,"Yes""Oh,everything'sfine,"hesaid."Nofurthertreatmentisnecessary."WhatImadehimsayitthreetimes.Isaid,"Sowhydidn'tyourassistanttellmethatItwouldhavesavedmeallthisworry!""Idon'tknow,"hesaid.Hedidapologize,though.Interviewer: Howscary!Carol: Yeah.AcoupleofdayslaterIgotaletterfromthehospitalwiththeresultsofthetests.ItsaidthatI'dhadsomekindof"tumor".Ilookeditupinamedicaldictionaryanditexplainedthatitwasabenignkindoftumor.Ithinktheassistantmusthaveseentheword"tumor"andimmediatelythoughtitmeantcancer.ThatwasadayI'llneverforget.FurtherListeningListening1ADABCBScripts:

Agroupoffrogsweretravelingthroughthewoods,andtwoofthemfellintoadeeppit.Alltheotherfrogsgatheredaroundthepit.Whentheysawhowdeepthepitwas,theytoldthetwofrogsthattheywereasgoodasdead.

Thetwofrogsignoredthecommentsandtriedtojumpupoutofthepitwithalltheirmight.Theotherfrogskepttellingthemtostop,thattheywereasgoodasdead.

Finally,oneofthefrogstookheedofwhattheotherfrogsweresayingandgaveup.Hefelldownanddied.

Theotherfrogcontinuedtojumpashardashecould.Onceagain,thecrowdoffrogsyelledathimtostopthepainandjustdie.Hejumpedevenharderandfinallymadeitout.

Whenhegotout,theotherfrogssaid,"Didyounothearus"Thefrogexplainedtothemthathewasdeaf.Hethoughttheywereencouraginghimtheentiretime.Questions:1. Wheredidthestorytakeplace2. Whathappenedtotwoofthefrogs3. Whatdidtheotherfrogssaytothetwofrogs4. Whathappenedtothetwofrogsintheend

5. Whatmadeoneofthefrogsignoretheotherfrogs'adviceListening2DBCBCBOnedayMr.Shullwastalkingaboutthepowerofpositivethinkingandthepowerofwords.Michael,oneoftheaudience,raisedhishandandsaid,“It’snotbecauseIsaygoodfortune,goodfortune,goodfortunethatIfeelbetter.Norwillsayingbadluck,badluck,badluckmakemefeelworse.They’reonlywordsandwordsbythemselveshavenopower.”Shullreplied,“Shutup,youfool!Youdon’tunderstandathingaboutthis.”Michaelwasstunned,hisfacebecameredandhewasabouttoreply,“You,sonofbitch!’ThenMr.Shullraisedhishand,“Pleaseexcuseme.Ididn’tmeantoupsetyou.Pleaseacceptmymostsincereapologies.”Michaelcalmeddown.Somepeopleinthehallmurmured;othersshuffledtheirfeet.ThenMr.Shullresumed,“There’sthereplytothequestionyouaskedme.Afewwordsmadeyouveryangry.Theotherwordscalmedyoudown.Nowdoyouunderstandthepowerofwords?”Listening3

Allofuswouldlikeourfriendstoknowour1)moodsandourneedsinstinctively.Thatrarelyhappensandneverhappens2)regularly.Noonewilleverbeableto3)meetyourneedsiftheydon'tknowwhatyourneedsare.Itistruethatyoutake4)riskswhenyouletyourneedsbeknown.Youmaybeturneddownand5)hurt.However,whenyouareexpectingyourfriendstoreadyourmindand6)satisfyyourneedswithoutyourinput,youaregoingtobe7)disappointedandhurtwithoutyourfriendseverknowingwhy.

Thisisacommonmisconceptionoffriendshipsandevenmarriages.Whenaskedifhehadtoldhiswifehewantedhertoridebicycleswithhim,onehusbandsaid,"OfcourseIdidn'ttellher.Afteralltheseyearsofmarriage,she8)shouldknow!"Thesadthingisshewillprobablyneverknow9)unlesshetellsher.So,tellyourfriendswhatyouwantandwhatyouneed.Otherwiseyouwillbe10)stuckinarelationshipsthatcannevergrowtobe"bestfriends".Listening4TTFTFTTFTFScripts:Myfriendusedtocommutetoworkdailyonatrain.Aftergettingoffthetrain,healwayswalkedtheshortdistancetohisofficebuilding.Everymorning,hepassedanoldmanwhowas