全新版大學進階英語視聽說教程第1冊-Unit1聽力文本

《全新版大學進階英語視聽說教程第1冊》Unit1IdentityListeningandSpeaking/LessonASCRIPT1:F: Ireallylikethephotoofthetwogirls.Aretheysisters?M:Yeah.ThegirlontheleftisEva.TheoneontherightisAshley.They’refromtheU.S.F: HowdoyouspellAshley?M: A-S-H-L-E-Y.2:F: Nowwhataboutthisgirlwho’sclimbing?M: She’sfromIran.HernameisMaheen.F: Naheem?M: No,Maheen:M-A-H-E-E-N.F: It’sagreatphoto.3:F: Now,whereisthisguyfrom?M: London.IntheU.K.F: Cool.What’shisname?M: Michael.M-I-C-H-A-E-L.F: Okay.4:F: Thispictureiscool,too—thegirlwiththecamera.Where’sshefrom?M: Brazil.Hername’sSofia.F: S-O-P-H-I-A?M: No,shespellsitS-O-F-I-A.F: Gotit.5:F: Andthenthislastphoto?IshefromJapan?M: Yep,that’sright.HisnameisHiroshi.F: Hiroshi:H-I-R-O-S-H-I.Isthatright?M: Yeah.1.ontheleft:在左邊的2.ontheright:在右邊的3.thegirlwiththecamera:拿（帶）著相機的女孩CONVERSATIONSCRIPT（無注釋）M: Hi,mynameisMichael.F: Hi,Michael.I’mSofia.M: Greattomeetyou,Sofia.F: It’snicetomeetyou,too.Whereareyoufrom?M: I’mfromtheU.K.Andyou?F: Brazil./Metoo.ListeningandSpeaking/LessonBAreYouTypical?Listening1SCRIPTAreYouTypical?Today,thereareoversevenbillionpeopleonEarthinonehundredninety-fivecountries.Wespeakoverseventhousandlanguages.Wearedifferent,butinsomewayswearesimilar,too.Inaworldofbillionsofpeople,thereisatypicalperson.ThetypicalpersononEarthismale.(Therearemorementhanwomen.)Heistwenty-eightyearsoldandisonehundredseventy-fourcentimeters(aboutfivefeeteightinches)tall.Themosttypicalpersonlivesinacityandhasacellphone.HealsospeaksMandarinChinese.(It’sthemostspokenlanguageintheworld,withmorethanninehundredmillionspeakers.)Today,thereareoverninemillion“typicalpeople”onEarth.Areyousimilartotheminanyway?Theanswerisprobably"yes."1.insomeways:在某些方面2.similarto:與……相似Listening2SCRIPTM: Areyoureadytoanswerafewquestions?F: Sure.M: Okay.What’syourname?Yourfullname,please.F: It’sLisaKim.M: Howdoyouspellyourfirstname?F: L-I-S-A.M: Andyourlastname?F: It’sKim.K-I-M.M: Great,thanks.Now,Lisa,whereareyoufrom?F: I’mfromKorea,butIliveintheU.S.now.M: Okay...Andwhatdoyoudo?F: Youmeanmyjob?M: Yes.F: I’mastudent.Idon’thaveajobrightnow.M: Okay.Andareyoumarriedorsingle?F: I’msingle.M: Gotit.Now,lastquestion:Howoldareyou?F: I’mtwenty-three.M: Great,thanksverymuch.fullname:全名firstname:名，名字（西方人姓名中第一個詞）lastname:姓，姓氏（西方人姓名中姓氏在后）bereadyto:預(yù)備，即將；甘于；樂意做……VideoSCRIPTNarrator:Incitiesaroundtheworld,diversityiscommontoday.ButoneneighborhoodintheUnitedStatesisoneofthemostdiverseplacesintheworld.WelcometoQueens,NewYork.QueensResident:“Howareyoudoing?What’shappening?”“We’reallimmigrants!Whounderstandsanimmigrantbetterthananimmigrant?”Narrator:Toseehowdiverseaplaceis,a2001studyusedthisidea:Choosetwopeoplerandomly.Then,answerthisquestion:Howdifferentistheirlanguageandtheirculture?ThestudylearnedthatthemostdiverseplaceintheUnitedStateswasQueens,NewYork.AlmostfiftypercentofthepeopleinQueensarefromanothercountry.Theycomefrom100differentnations,andtheyspeakalmost150differentlanguages!Nogroupisthemajorityhere.Otherneighborhoodsmighthavemoreimmigrants.ButonlyinQueensaretheresomanydifferentculturesandnationalities,allinoneplace.QueensResident:“IknowthatIamfromMadras,thesouthernpartofIndia.Myparentslivethereandmygrandparentslivethere.”QueensResident:“Mymom’sfromSouthKoreaandonmyfather’ssideIamGerman,Irish,English,andIthinkalittlebitNativeAmericanbutthatpartI’mnotsure.”QueensResident:“MygreatgrandfatherwasPuertoRican,andhisparentswerePuertoRicanandsoonandsoforth,soasfarasIknow,we’vealwaysbeenPuertoRican.Narrator:Queensisn’tthemostdiverseplaceintheworld.OthercitiesinAfricaandIndiahaveasmuchorevenmorediversity.Butfornow,QueensisthemostdiverseplaceintheU.S.,