大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力第6冊(cè)全書(shū)答案

大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力第6冊(cè)全書(shū)答案大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力第6冊(cè)全書(shū)答案大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力第6冊(cè)全書(shū)答案資料僅供參考文件編號(hào)：2022年4月大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力第6冊(cè)全書(shū)答案版本號(hào)：A修改號(hào)：1頁(yè)次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：Units1—10Book6Unit1AnInvestigation:Ps2-3Ex.I1d2c3b4b5cP3Ex.II.ManRobberWomanrobberHeightsixfootonearoundfivefourHairaroundthirtyveryshortandcurlyAgelightshirt,darksweaterinherlatetwentiesClothingdark-coloredwoolsweaterP61b2b3b4d5aP71.Tobuyanewspaper.2.Twoshots.3.Hesaidhewaswalingtowardthestorewhenheheardashot.Thenhepulledouthisgunandranintothestore.Andhesawtheowneroftheifthestorelyingonthefloorandanothermanjumpingoutthewindow.Thecashregisterwasempty.4.LindasaidthatThomasalwaystoldthetruthandhewascompletelyhonest.5.Heworkedaloneinanotherstoreandheneededprotection.6.ByfindingoutwhetherthebulletthatkilledthestoreownerwasfiredfromThomas’sgun.P7.burglary/6p.m./415/44th/3b/astereo/oilpaintings/jewelryandclothesP8.1b2c3dUnit2SightseeingP101c2b3d4d5aP11.1)18002)burneddown3)theWarof18124)rebuilt5)EuropeanandAmericanart6)the13thtothe20thcenturies7)park-like8)thecapitoltotheWashingtonMonument9)55510)1884Ps16-171c2d3a4c5aP17.1c2b3d4d5bP18.1)May4and52)ColumbiaUniversity3)south4)Manhattan5)146)ManhattanValley7)CentralPark8)TimesSquare9)Chinatown10)5:51a.m.11)bighit12)seeNewYorkCityatnight13)gettingstudentsouttheclassroom14)intothecityP19:1.1)thecostoflivingforforeignersisnearly35%higherthaninNewYork.2)Aluxurytwo-bedroomapartmentcosts$4,000amonth.3)ACDcosts$24.83.2.London,Seoul,HongKong,Geneva,Osaka…3.Beijingtoolthe20thplace;Shanghaithe26th4.halfthatofNewYork.Unit3AnInquiryPs21-221d2c3a4b5dP22.1.a.Experienceofworkingabroadforyear.b.Experienceofworkingasasecretaryabroad.c.AuniversitydegreeinEnglish.d.Foreignlanguages(FrenchandItalian).2.Togetintomanagementwork.Ps24-25.1a2b3c4d5cP25.BobStone/Architecture/Noneexceptsomepracticeworkinclass/Two/Startingsalary/$20,000/vacationP26.1a2c3d4a5bP26.1.She’sgladthatshemarriedherhusband,whichisdefinitelyagoodchoice.2.Thewomanwishesthatshehadn’tboughthersonanelectricguitarforhisbirthday.3.Yes.Sheregretsalittlethatshedidn’tacceptajobofferinParis.4.Shethinksthatitwasn’tallbadbecauseifshehadtakenthejobinParis,shewouldn’thavemetherfuturehusband.Unit4HealthP30.1c2d3c4a5dPs30-311)Yes2)meaningless3)Yes4)Tocontinuetreatmenttopatientswhohavenochanceofrecovery5)No6)topreservelifeinwhateverwayhecan…abetrayalofhispatients’trust…..professionalnegligence7)Yes8)discontinuetreatmenttothosepatientswhoaresufferingfromincurablediseases9)No10)mercykillingmaybeconvictedofmurderP36.1b2d3dP361b2c3cP37.1)haddied2)exercise3)possible4)preferable5)lifestylefactors6)preventable7)cure8)prevented9)takingpills10)cured11)treatable12)drunkdriving13)unsafevehicles14)stricterlaws15)publicitycampaigns16)pollutedwater17)foodhygiene18)watersupplies19)publicawareness20)watercontaminationP38.1b2b3d4c5bUnit5ViewPointP40.1d2c3b4d5bP41.1.a.Theydon’tknowwhototiporhowmuch.b.Theydon’tknowwhatthepersonthey’retippingexpectsfromthem.c.Theydon’twantthetippeetothinkthey’recheapskatesandtheydon’twanttolookasthoughthey’reformoutoftownbytippingtoomuch.2.BernardShawreceivedaterribleservice.Thewaiterignoredthegreatplaywrightandmixeduphisorders.Ontopofallthis,hewasrude.AfterpayingthecheckShawlookedatthewaiterintheeye,droppedafifty-dollarbillonthetableandsaid,“ThisiswhatItipforbadservice.”3.ToinsurePromptService.4.Onedollar.P44.1.3to5times.2.Myfriendsrecommendedtherestauranttome.3.Currychicken,lamb,chopandfishfillet.4.Onthewhole,it’snotbad.Butitisusuallytoogreasy.5.Vegetariandishes.P45.1)amazing2)ease3)beneficial4)enormous5)efficiency6)crucial7)initial8)Youcancarryacellphonewithyouwhereveryougo;youcan’tdothiswithyourPC.9)Unlikee-mailcommunication,cellphonecommunicationallowsforawiderangeofhumanemotions.10)Whereas,however,healthhazardsarenotsolikelywithe-mail,withcellphone,thereappearstobearealriskthatexcessiveusemayresultinthedevelopmentofbraintumors.P46.1.hostthenextWorldCupfinals2.agoodthing……overseasvisitorswillcome….seeitonTV3.toocostlytohostthegame…….thegameandthevisitors….themoneyshouldbespentonmanyimportantthings….forgetaboutthiswholeWorldCupidea4.afantasticopportunity…..crazyaboutsoccer..towatchsomeofthebiggestnames…………encouragekidstoplaymoreseriously…….raisethestandardofsportsinthecountryPs46-47√1,5,6,7,910Unit6CulturePs.49-50.1a2c3b4b5cP50.1.Gettingpassports,changingmoneyfromonecurrencytoanothercurrency,andlearningtospeakforeignlanguage.2.broadeningone’smind,pickingupforeignlanguagesandcommunicationwithlocalpeople.3.Obtainingworkpermits,residencevisasandgettingbureaucratstounderstandwhatyouwant.4.Helpful,butnotinastraightforwardways.Ps55-56.1)puzzled2)conduct3)odd4)whereas5)offensive6)guarded7)yelling8)ManyeastAsiansprefertoholdtheiremotionsincheckandinsteadexpressthemselveswithgreatpoliteness9)theykeeptheirdifferencesofopiniontothemselvesandmerelysmileandremainsilentratherthanengageinanargument10)AmajordifferencebetweenAmericancultureandmostEastAsianculturesisthatinEastAsiathecommunityismoreimportantthantheindividualP56.1.ontime/15minutesearly/15minuteslate/atleastanhourlate2.discussbusinessmatterswithadrinkduringthemeal/nottoworkwhileeatingandtheyseldomdrinkatlunchtime/talkbusinessbeforedinner/eatfirstandtalkafterwardP57.1b2c3bPs57-58.1cUnit7Non-ethicalExperimentsPs60–61.1a2b3d4b5aPs61-62.1.Twelvepatientswererejectedwithradioactivematerialandonlyoneofthemisstillalivetoday.2.NineoftheexperimentswereconductedatStrongMemorialHospitalinRochesterandtheotherthreewereperformedrespectivelyinIllinois,CaliforniaandTennessee.3.TheU.S.governmentpromisedtopay$4.8million,whichwouldbesharedamongtheelevenfamiliesofthevictimsandtheonlysurvivor,witheachreceiving$400,000.4.Fiftyyears.5.ThePresidentofthecountryissuedaformalapologytothevictimsandtheirfamilies.P66.1c2b3dbP67.1.1932/40years2.thediseasedevelopswhenleftuntreated3.399poorblackfarmers4.badblood/didnotgivethemthemenanytreatmentatall5.today’srelationshipbetweenAfricanAmericansandthemedicalcommunity6.aformalapologyP68.1)worldwide2)establishments3)facilities4)bred5)wild6)advance7)organ8)Theysaythecostsoutweighthebenefits,andthatanimalshaveanaturalrightnottobeusedforexperimentation.9.Inthe1890sIvanPavlovfamouslyuseddogstodescribehowbehaviorcanbeshapedbyconditioning.10)OnNovember3,1957,aRussiandog,Laika,becamethefirstofmanyanimalstocircletheearth.P69.1)research2)tissue3)bredtobekilled4)experimenton5)chickens,rats,andmice6)humanconditions7)wrong8)misguided9)video10)plantsandmicroorganisms11)humanealternativesUnit8SocialProblemsP72.1.failedtoturnupanytrace2.Herearmuffsandapoolofblood3.theeffortbythevolunteers4.Themysteriousandviolentdisappearance5.upset6.tenthousanddollarsinrewards7.calledoff8.jogginginaheavilywoodedparkarea9.friends,neighborsandfellowsstudents10.matchthebloodtypePs72-731b2d3a4d5bPs77-781d2b3c4b5dPs78-791)cut2)strength3)alcoholic4)high-tech5)homemakers6)screens7)chat-rooms8)compulsiveness,hisinabilitytostopthinkingabouthison-lineactivityturnedintoaseriouspsychologicalproblem.9)TheyfeelthatInternetaddictsareavoidingtheintimacythatcomesformlive,non-electroniccommunication.10)counselingcentersarenowofferingsupportgroups,aspecialformoftherapythatishelpingthesestudentscontroltheiron-linehabit.Ps79-901c2b3d4b5cPs80-811)significant2)plumbing3)fit4)eliminated5)formerly6)untrained7)exceeds8)TheadultswanttheirchildrentobeproudofbeingIndians,aswellastosurviveinthemodernworld.9)theyhavelittleprospectforsuccessandbecomeveryfrustratedbecausetheyusuallycanonlygotoinferiorschoolsandoftenfinditimpossibletoadjusttopresent-daylife.10)ThemostimportantproblemthatAmericanIndianshavetotackleistherestoringoftheirprideandself-confidence.Unit9UseofTechnologyPs83-841b2c3a4d5bPs841.fetaltissueisquiteagoldmine………….newtissueforusewithburnvictims2.abortionislegal…..frequently…..makesgoodmedicalsensetogetanybenefitfromit3.flip…..ourgreatestmoralobligationistotheliving……..devoteourenergiestoconcentratingandhelpingineverywaypossiblethosewhoarealiveandsufferingP851.fetaltissueisaproductofabortion2.itisimmoraltousethelifeoffetusinthisway3.deserveseveryopportunitytogrowanddevelopasanindividual…addinginsulttoinjuryPs87-88(1)taste,color,smell;run;alive,fulloflife;aroundanisland;--WATER(2)large,small;high,fall;jewels;fromsight;--STARS(3)allmyletters;remainthesame--APOSTMANPs88-891c2d3b4d5aP89.1)8.2million2)largestnuclearpower3)aradioactiveleak4)brokenpipes5)radioactivewaste6)3157)radioactivematerial8)Delayinreportingtheproblems9)wellwithinsafetystandards10)theenvironment11)minortroubles12)safety13)waterandpoweroutagesandpoorcommunicationsP90.1)marvelous2)predict3)plastic4)weight5)similar6)models7)extreme8)Carsmaysomedayactuallydrivethemselves9)Everyoneinthecarwouldbeabletorelax,eventakeanap,asthecarspeedsalongathundredsofkilometersperhour.10)Mostautomobiledesignersandengineersbelievethatsuchcarsarecertaintobebuiltinthefuture,perhaps,evenasearlyasthe21stcenturyP91.1F2T3T4F5T6FUnit10LuckPs.93-941a2b3c4d5cP94.Whatistheluckycharm?

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