大学英语听力第二册答案.

大学英语听力第二册答案.
大学英语听力第二册答案.

Lesson 1

PART A

I. a b a a b b a b a b II. c b c b c a b b c a

Dialogue 1

1. c b d a c

2. south of the capital city / one dining room, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a garden /

a refrigerator, a dishwasher, and an electric stove. / 150,000 dollars

Dialogue 2

1. a a b a c

2. opposite a park / has a lovely view / small, it has a balcony / the lowest rent of the similar kind of flat in that district.

Lesson 2

Part A

I. Stop / about / help / Black, speak / make, mistakes / isn’t, first / can’t, understand /

good / go t, about / don’t, think, husband, would, let

II. sixteen / Most / looks / like / but perhaps / light / However / everything else Dialogue 1

1. b d b a b

2. tall and handsome / big blue eyes, beautiful long blond hair / two big rings /

creative / free English lessons, patient

Passage

1. c c a c c

2. Do you have a family? / Does he smoke? / Does your son drink wine? / Does he ever come home late at night? / How old is he?

Lesson 3

PART A

I 1. 398-4071 2. 278-9536 3. 271-8265 4. 718-4291 5. 310-449-6213

II I’m calling from / Can I speak to / Am I speaking to / Y ou’ve got the wrong number / a hotel

PART B

Dialogue1

1 1.d 2.a 3c 4c 5a

2 1 (F 2 (F

3 (T

4 (T

5 (F

Dialogue 2

1. 1 c 2b 3b 4c 5c

2. 1 Number, please?

2 Where to?

3 What number?

4 Who are you calling?

5 What’s your name, sir?

6 Can you spell it out?

7 Where are you calling from?

Lesson 4

Part A

I.

1. speaking.

2. Sorry. She’s out. Would you like to leave a messa ge?

3. I’m afraid you’ve got the wrong number.

4. All right. I’ll call back later.

5. Hold th e line, please. I’ll get a piece of paper.

II. could I speak to / Just a minute / she’s not here / give Bob a call / 83602505 Part B

Dialogue

1. c c b d d

2. 1 h er husband’s shirts / her blouses 2 the laundry that morning

3 early the next morning

4 top drawer on the left

5 have troubled the housekeeper / looked in the wardrobe

Passage

1. c c b c b

2. T F F T T

LESSON 5

PART A

I. 1. (7:15 2. (8:35 3. (6:30 4. (10:10 5. (2:45 a.m. 6. (7:52 p.m.

7. (10:40 8. (3:55 9. (14:00 10. (10.45 11. (22:00 12. (00:20 II.1 between 7 a. m. and 9 a.m.

2 between 12 noon and 1:30 p.m.

3 from

4 p.m. to 4:30 p. m.

4 between 7p.m. and 8 p.m.

PART B

Dialogue 1

1. 1c 2b 3b 4d 5d

2.1 12 noon 2 5:30 p.m. 3577 42:00 p.m. 5 90 minutes

Dialogue 2

1. 113:05 25:45 314:15 410:45 515:00

68:00 716:30 814:40 915:00 100:10

2. 1 (T 2 (T 3 (F 4 (F 5 (T

Lesson 6

Part A

I. d a a b c b d b d d

II. Sept.9, 1953 / Nov.12, 1951 / May 21, 1973 / June 4, 1974 / Feb.23, 1980 Part B

1. 1 8:15 2 12:00 and 1:00 3 6:30 4 5:35 5 5:40

2. a d a c c

Passage

1. b c a d b

2. 1 sell their new products. 2 her bathroom faucet.

3 three days later

4 to the wrong place / Mrs. Smith’s house

QUIZE 1

Part A

I. 1. 389-1074 2. 28th 3. 1:15 4. 239 5. 3rd

6. 20th

7. 8:40

8. 19:10

9. 22nd 10. 516-421-9035 II. a c d b c

Part B

I. Hurry up / What time is it now / 7:15 / the play / 8:00

II. T F T F T

LESSON 7

PART A

I. 1.at 2.and 3.the 4.some 5.a / of 6.from 7.but 8.of 9.as 10.for II.1.Of 2.are / from

3.to / the

4.can / for

5.to the / at

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. 1She can’t decide whethe r to go to university or get a job.

2To study economics at a university.

3Because he thinks Jane is good at calculating.

4Because she thinks she will have no time for fun with too much study.

5She might go to university.

2. 1 he would go on studying

2 he would major in economics

3 what’s best for her

4have time for fun

5a part-time job

Dialogue 2

1. b a b c b

2. 1 I’d go on to take a new course.

2 must think of the future.

3 Wh y don’t you just write

4 should think very seriously

5 ought to get more information

Lesson 8

Part A

I. 1. 7,068 2. 5,231 3. 1,005 4. 4,716 5. 2,500

6. 4,908

7. 13,034

8. 90,284

9. 47,359 10. 56,708

II. 1 12,925 2 11,730 3 12,598 4 3,407 5 8,448

6 5,468

7 4,926

8 4,802

9 3,906 10 1,764

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. b a c a d

2. 1 go out more 2 go to the pubs 3 join a club 4 speak to people first 5 start his conversation with the weather

Passage

1. 1 100 kilos. 2 a small book 3 listed on page 11 of the small book 4 two weeks 5 having her dinner

2. 1 She was very fat and was getting heavier every month.

2 She should get on a diet.

3 Because she wasn’t any thinner. Instead, she was even fatter.

4 She was eating potatoes and bread.

5 Because she ate her diet only at lunch time.

LESSON 9

PART A

I. a d b d a c b d

II 1. The Smiths usually spend their weekends in the country.

2. They rarely go dancing.

3. John never goes to pubs.

4. Mary answered the questions correctly

5. Robert did the exercise very well

6. Mother told me not to speak quickly

PART B

2operate office computer 3 modern office equipment

4 shorthand

5 German, French and Chinese.

Dialogue 2

1. 1 Boss and secretary

2 To tell him that Mr. Hudson wanted to speak to him on the phone

3 To photocopy the director’s report for afternoon use

4 Not to call her boyfriend from the office

LESSON TEN

Part A

I. 1. D A D B D C C B

II. 1. Does this bus stop at the hospital?

2. Have you got time to finish making that dress today?

3. Bob goes home from school at noon.

4. The girls took their dog with them.

5. Y ou may get off at the next stop.

6. Please turn that music off at once.

Part B

Dialogue

1. B A C B A

2. finance section / report for work / former typist / too early / replace / transfer / general manager’s / difficult/ take it easy / a couple of weeks

Passage

1. T F F T T

2. 1 large book of speeches 2 before he left for his plane

3 60 minutes

4 two copies of the speech

5 the man’s

LESSON ELEVEN

PART A

I. 1.never / rains / pours 2.angry / count / hundred

3.Be slow / choosing / friend /slower / changing

4.more / study / more / find yourself ignorant

5.Little drops / water / Little drops / sand / Make / mighty ocean / pleasant land

II. Life / good / Life / bad / Life / most cheerful / sometimes sad / Life / dirty / Life / even / painful / life / what / make / try / make / beautiful

PART B

Dialogue 1

1. c b c b d

2. 1Michael Peterson 2 8 tonight 310 4 vegetarian food 5 regular customer Dialogue 2

1. 1 any flights for New Y ork on December 20th

2 Is that a direct flight

3still any seats available on that flight

4What is the exact fare

5It’s quite expensive, isn’t it?

2. 1 10:50 a.m., December20th

2 No. She has to wait for three hours in Tokyo

3 6:50 p.m., local time

4 $1,250

5 It’s the holiday season

LESSON TWELVE

Part A

I. F T F F T F F T F T

II. to go there / this year / reservation / to do there / to learn Chinese / Thank you / Hello / Please / Y ou’ll like your stay / you’ll like Peking

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. D B A B A

2. 1 118 Hill Road, London, S. E. 18

2 Tuesday, March 25th.

3 Because he wants to come after work

4 From 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday to Friday

5 The nurse / receptionist at Dr Milton’s surgery

Dialogue 2

1. B D B C A

2. 1 she was his regular customer / Marcel always did her hair

2 Marcel was busy that whole afternoon

3 should book in advance

4 just as good as Marcel

5 she would have her hair done by Tom

QUIZ TWO

Part A

I.1974 / 2533 / 12502 / 49995 / 9:40 / 13:30

II.1-5 c d a c d 6-10 a c d a b

Part B

I. worried / getting heavier / go on a diet / what kind of diet / lots of salad / too much meat / bread or potatoes

II. Two weeks / Four / Museums / By bus or train / Tired and bored / One / Happ y

LESSON THIRTEEN

Part A

I. d b a b b b c c a d

II. 1. The plane from London will arrive in 15 minutes.

2. I was born on July 4th, 1961.

3. Will nest Saturday, the 28th, be all right?

4. New Y ork is 1,275 miles away from here.

5. The color TV I bought the day before yesterday cost 299 dollars.

Part B

Dialogue1

1. b c d a b

2. F F F T T

Dialogue 2

1. a c a a c

2. 1 feed the baby 2 do the washing 3 clean the house 4 bathe the baby 5 go to the supermarket 6 prepare dinner 7 meet her husband at the station 8 wash up again 9 feed the baby again 10 put the baby to bed

LESSON FOURTEEN

Part A

I B D C C D B D A D D

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. C D B B D

2. 1 could show her the receipt

2 had used the antenna

3 had tried it in the shop before he took it home

4 worked the first time it was turned on

5 could send the TV set to the shop to have it checked Dialogue 2

1. A D B B C

2. 1 doesn’t work properly2 doesn’t run

3 was leaking the whole night

4 all over the bathroom floor LESSON FIFTEEN

PART A

I. 1.pound 2.bottle 3.bag 4. loaf 5. cup 6. glass 7.box 8.tin

9.bowl l 0.packet 11.bar 12.kilo 13.bunch 14.gallon 15.piece II. 1.Half a pound 2.A bottle of milk 3.Six bottles

4.A bar of chocolate / a gallon of ice cream

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. C C D D C

2. today / tomorrow / foggy / clear / fine / over-cast / drizzle / the high / 12 / the low Dialogue 2

1. B A C A B

2. latest weather forecast / Sunny / pleasant / high / 80 / clear / continuing sunny / 85 / Chance of rain / near zero!

LESSON SIXTEEN

Part A

I. 3 5 6 7 9

II. 1. Sally does the program on health every Saturday evening

2. Why don’t you get a decent job?

3. Please do come when you want to

4. I’m sure Tom did say it

5. Did Mr. Power call me while I was out lunch?

Part B

Passage 1

1. A B A C C

2. cold / wet / dry / rain / rain / foggy / clear

Passage 2

1. 1 pilot / New Y ork / California

2 the East Coast / the West Coast / good / bad

3 last / bad weather all the way / the East Coast / the West Coast 2. 1 cloudy 2 cloudy 3 stormy

4 stormy

5 windy

6 snowy

7 smoggy

8 smoggy

LESSON SEVENTEEN

Part A

II.1.take it downtown / get it fixed 2. call again in about an hour

3. took a piece of paper out of / looked at it

4. lean it / in a couple of hours

5. ten of us

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. A C D B A

2. 1 A pizza with peppers and mushrooms and a glass of red wine

2 A glass of water

3 Neither of them

4 They asked for the check and paid for the dinner

5 At about eight o’clock

Dialogue 2

1. B C C C A

2. 1 hamburger 2hamburger 3salad 4French fries 5Coke

6 vegetable 7apple pie 8apple pie 9ice-cream 10 coffee

Lesson 18

Part A 1. T L C C D T R C P C

Dialogue 1. B D C C C

2. 1 How about a drink 2 Shall I serve you 3 help yourself to the vegetables 4 like some more brandy 5 come on

Passage 1. F T F F T 2. C C A D A

LESSON NINETEEN

Part A

I. 1. Flight 41 Gate 11 2.Flight 602 Gate 4 3.Flight 543 Gate 2

4.Flight 401 Gate 3

5.Flight 641 Gate5

II.W: Washington

M: By air

W: airlines

M: American Airlines

M: 838 / direct

M: 10:45 a.m.

M: 10:25 / fourteen-hour

M: Thanks

Part B

Dialogue 1

1. C D C B D

2. F T T F T

Dialogue 2

1. A D C C D

2.1 Swimming, playing beach ball, lying in the sun

2 He hasn’t decided yet, but he will think about it

Lesson 20

Part A

I.1. 7 Oxford Road, London SW 18 / 399- 8431 2. Mary Brown /1250 / 783-1046

3. 89 / NY 30218 / 212-476-8563

II. 1. Last week 2. 16 pounds 3. Mr. Green 4. In a hospital in New York 5. For his birthday 6. On foot 7. Two days ago 8. John’s sister Ellie

9. Once a week 10. Over 1,500 miles

Dialogue 1. A D B C D

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Passage 1. C B A D B

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2 She went to talk to her husband’s secretary

3 Not to bother them with telegrams and letters about business problem

4 About a week after they had been away

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