Keys and Audio Scripts

Keys and Audio ScriptsUnit 1 My FatherPart 1 Vocabulary and StructureA Error Correction 1. He lacks confidence. 2. She bitterly opposed to the idea of moving to the small town. 3. Mr. Smith had no sense of humor. 4. The coffee was just to my liking. 5. I was pleased to hear you’ve been promoted.B Blank Filling 1. goes 2. know 3. is 4. was 5. likesC Blank Filling 1. whichever 2. However 3. Whatever 4. Wherever 5. Whenever 6. whoever 7. whoever 8. whichever 9. whatever 10. howeverD Multiple Choice 1. C 2. D 3. B 4. C 5. B 6. D 7. A 8. B 9. D 10. AE Blank Filling 1. Given 2. grown 3. Walking 4. injured 5. making

Part 2 Listening ComprehensionA Multiple Choice 1. C 2. B 3. D 4. C 5. B

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综合英语教程 3 同步练习（第三版）高等教育出版社 高等教育电子音像出版社B Blank Filling 1. Seventeen percent of foreign students studied engineering during the last academic year. 2. Twenty percent of foreign students studied business and management. 3. You have to write two essays in sixty minutes. 4. The GMAT costs two hundred fifty dollars 5. The test can be taken almost every day of the year at more than four hundred centers around the world.

Audio ScriptThe Business of GMATWhat do you think is the most popular subject of study for international students at colleges and universities in the United States?How many of you thought of engineering? Seventeen percent of foreign students, or one out of six, studied engineering during the last academic year.But the Institute of International Education says twenty percent, or one in five, studied business and management.Which brings us to the subject this week is our Foreign Student Series — the Graduate Management Admission Test. The GMAT is commonly required for students who want to earn a master of business administration.The GMAT is a computer test that measures reading, mathematics and writing skills. You have to write two essays in sixty minutes.An organization of business schools, the Graduate Management Admission Council, is responsible for the GMAT. Four thousand programs around the world, it says, use the GMAT as an important part of their admissions process.But just as students compete on tests, tests also compete. In fact, the GMAT could offer a good case study for a business class. The council’s Website points out that the Educational Testing Service has recently been marketing its GRE test to graduate schools of business.The council presents reasons why business schools should use the GMAT instead of the Graduate Record Examination, or GRE. Most importantly, it says the GMAT was designed by business schools for business schools.The GMAT costs two hundred fifty dollars, which is a lot. But the council says that is because the test can be taken almost every day of the year at more than four hundred centers around the worlds. Almost two hundred of these are outside the United States.Students can learn more about the GMAT at mba.com.Now, another question: Which countries do you think send the most students to the United States for higher education? The Institute of International Education in New York says last year’s top five were India, China, the Repubic of Korea, Japan and Canada. The United States, it says,

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received a record six hundred twenty-four thousand international students. The number was seven percent higher than the year before.(Based on VOA Special English Education Report)

Part 3 Learning Strategies Key for Task1. The word: great Sentence: He combines some incredible ball skills with great desire, great passion and an unbelievable will to win, and that’s what makes him special.

2. The word: deep Sentence: I was shooting for a modern-day Jane Eyre, a solitary and plain woman, composed, self possessed, with deep passion and a defiant spirit.

3. The word: high Sentence: It also documents Mr. Kauffman’s elegant musicianship, his idiomatic ease in three languages and a temperament that, though introverted by operatic standards, is thoroughly involving. Though he rises easily to the pitch of high passion, intimate passages seem whispered into the ear. He can achieve that effect in the theater as well, though it is harder.

4. The word: considerable Sentence: Yet the bespectacled, grandmotherly author has earned archaeologists’ admiration for her disciplined research, attention to detail, and considerable passion for prehistory that inspires her richly rendered accounts of the past.