新视野大学英语视听说教程第三版第一册练习答案

新视野大学英语视听说教程第三版第一册练习答案Unit1Traces of the pastListeningto the worldSharing

2.1busy2friends3university4social life

3.AEBDCF

4.1danced2view of the river3fun4drink5west6delicious meal7house8televisionListening

2.119622fourth

31990419963.1teacher2cleaned houses3lost4visited5work6his wife7inhis ownwordsViewing

1.1A famousballet dancer2Havana3His homecountry,family andchildhood.

2.achfdegbSpeaking for communicationRole-play

1.Isabel wentfor awalk withher boyfriendwhile Marekplayed footballand cleanedhis flat.

2.1It wasgreat.2Hes afootball player.3It wasreally beautiful.

3.1,3,5,7,10Further practice in listeningShort conversations BABDDLongconversation DBCDPassage1DDBAPassage21programs2very3decisions4doing laundry5Obviously6choices7ruining8get usedto9opportunities10step backUnit2A breakfor funListeningto the worldSharing

2.1once amonth2Not veryoften3once ortwice4once aweek5once everymonth6every fortnight

3.1romantic2great3recommend4action5collection6real life7scenes8fantastic

4.c da bListening

2.blonde,blue,dark,masculine

3.Woman1:Sean Connery;Woman2:Gael GarciaBernal andWill Smith;Man1:Judi Dench;Man2:Scarlett Johansson

4.Speakers Height/Build Hair/Beard EyesOther aspectsWoman1tall witha beardmasculine face/best-lookingWoman2black hairdarkfemininebrown face/good-looking/nice smileWoman3red hairgood-lookingMan1grey lovely/beautiful clothes/kind andintelligentMan2slim blondehair bluelovelyViewing1It isa musicfestival2It isheld in the Isleof Wightevery September.3I thinkpeople canenjoy themusic at the festivaland havefun withtheir familiesandfriends.

1.2,4,

62.1garden;baby andwife;2traditional values;like;3being togetherSpeaking for communicationRole-play1fell like2What doyou recommend3how about4Whats itabout5Whos in it6Do youthink7Why dontwe

1.1,4,5,7,8,9,10Further practice in listeningShort conversations DBCADLongconversation DCBCPassage1ABACPassage21comic2traffic3constantly4available5took partin6attracted7audience8free ofcharge9put forward10embraceUnit3Life momentsListeningto the worldSharing1because theresso muchto do2He hasbeen tolots ofinteresting placesbut theresalways somethingnew toexperience3How doyou feelabout London

2.ACHB GFDE

3.1exciting2amazing concert3incredible4the theater5the bestplace6different7compared to8play football9interesting things10the bestthing11tickets12cultureand sportListening

2.adhebgcf

3.1In Australia2Because hedecided togo furtherafter herealized hedidnt knowwherehe was3Really frightened4Dont move,and dontlook atthe dogs5A treeViewing

2.Francesco isan architectand historian.He visitsthe islandof Creteand goesto alocalwedding.

3.2,41Crete isthe biggestisland inGreece.2She isa littlenervous.3All thewomen in the villageare helpingprepare the wedding feast.4About1500people.5They givemoney asgifts.6There isso muchto see,do andeat atthewedding.Francesco isoverwhelmed byall that.Speaking for communicationRole-play

1.Whom dothey callWhy dothey callCaller1A friendThe caller has lockedher keysinthecar and calls herfriendto getthe sparekey.Caller2A serviceperson The callerhas lost hiscredit cardandcallsthe banktoreport it.Caller3A strangerThecallerhaslosthis cellphone andcalls hisown cellphoneto seewho hasit.

2.1It9s2there3leave amessage4call5speak6moment7ring8number9this10picking upFurther practice in listeningShort conversationsCCBDALong conversation BCADPassage1CABCPassage21mountainous2frightened3took place4vanish5occurred6massive7caught8keep usaway from9grateful10in advanceUnit4Getting fromA toBListening to the worldSharing

2.A:bus B:car C:walking D:walking,the tubeE:bus,walking F:bike

3.1fresh air2avoid holes3think about4dream5looking outof thewindow6anaccident

4.EFADBC

5.BCADFE

6.1by underground2go toschool bybus3about anhour4listen tomusic5look outofthewindowListeningl.BCA

5.119622leave theircars athome3public transport4build5keep ingood condition619487got inand droveaway8engineering problem9too heavy10strong11private12difficult tofly13traffic problemViewing

2.1queuing2making phonecalls3pizza4playing outside5chess

3.A:3,5B:2C:1,6D:

44.1airport managers2relax3pass thetime4midnight5their flight

6300731985005.1Beijing2terrible37p.m.4a computerproblem inthe controltower5cancelled6another flight7queue/wait8sleeping everywhereattheairport9took off103oclock thismorningSpeaking forcommunicationRole-play

1.1tied up;customer220;coffee3delayed;cow;stations

2.1all right2mean3not acceptable4wont5really6not myfault

3.Acceptable:3,4,6,7Furtherpracticein listeningShortconversations CBDDALongconversation CBDDPassage1CADAPassage21Gradually2enabled3vehicles4dates backto5As aresult6thoroughly7capacity8turn9automobiles10thanks toUnit5Relax andexploreListening totheworldSharing

2.adventure holidays,beach holidays,city breaks,activity holidays,swimming,skiing,relaxing holidays

3.1,4,5,7,

104.1relaxing2fantastic3lovely4Amazing5thoroughly enjoyed6Lovely7fantasticListening

3.1more comfortable2Plane3faster4In ahotel5more comfortable6In anapartment7more expensive8Go sightseeing9Go sightseeing10more interesting11In summer12better13hotter14hot weather15In spring16more crowded17Go toa restaurant18quieter19Go toa restaurant20quieter21more relaxing22A month23A monthViewing

1.1La Boca2Football andpolo3Argentinian beef

2.c af de b

3.1widest;cuts through2football;his career3famous;1800s4apparently5806fantastic meat7vegetables8family andfriends;wonderful momentsSpeakingforcommunicationRole-play

1.2,4,5,

82.1Could Ihave2can wehave3that4French5Id like6The sameFurtherpracticein listeningShortconversationsADACCLong conversationDCDCPassage1DBACPassage21celebrate2provide uswith3sticking to4challenges5anticipating6portions7stuff8take holdof9effective10strategiesUnit6Wit andfitListening totheworldSharing

2.1exercise2full-time3running

3.1,

54.DGAEBCF

5.1a sweettooth2sweet3coffee4chocolate5Eating late6regularly7too much8fast food9far toomany10cakeListening

3.1eating problems2replace normalfood3eat onlyfood pills4taste different5change itsflavor6become common

4.2Viewing

1.Play:basketball,badminton,rugby,cricket,volleyball,squash,football,tennis Go:surfing,horse racingjogging,cycling,swimming,rollerblading,skiing

2.Corbett findsit difficultto keepcalm probablybecause heis beatenby Barker,who hasneverplayed squashbefore.

3.CACDD

4.BBBCC BCBCCSpeakingforcommunicationRole-play

1.d bf ea c

2.1tea andcoffee2one smallcup3painkillers4three timesa day5Foot pain6worry aboutFurtherpracticeinlisteningShortconversationsCBDBDLong conversationCBAAPassage1BDBAPassage21pressures2disappear3compromise4alcohol5intense6interferes with7undermine8pay attentionto9suffers from10competitiveUnit7Weird,wild andwonderfulListening totheworldSharing

2.1,3,

43.CAFDEB

4.1Snakes2the end3hate4scared of5afraid of6horses7frighten8scares9memories10sharks11unknownListening

3.1encir.probs.26bil.3205049bil.5popu.6probs

4.132probs.3water

454.52L6600L78diffi.9animals10T11i12Rainf.13150,000km214the weather15t16T17T Viewing

2.2,

33.CCAA

4.1beautiful2magical3lovely4fantastic5happy6astonishingSpeaking forcommunicationRole-play

2.BAA

3.eacbdfgFurther practiceinlisteningShortconversations CABDDLongconversation DCDAPassage1CCACPassage21participated in2access3tremendous4currently5incredible6accompany7remarkable8amazing9catching aglimpse of10lookingforward toUnit8Money mattersListeningtotheworldSharing

2.CEBADF

3.BBABBA

4.dress,book,handbad,trousers,trainers,shoes,coat,sunglasses,tops,skirts,telephoneListeningl.CABD

3.chewing gum,the mobile phone,the iPodand MonopolyMoney-making ideasDetailsChewing gumafood whichyou donteat,a sweetmade ofrubber,originallymade fromchicle,but nowmostly fromrubber,WrigleyCompany startedmaking andselling itin1891,helps toconcentrate,industry:worth nearly20billion dollarsa yearThemobile phone1908:the firsttelephone thatcould becarried around1973:the modernmobilephonewas inventedby MartinCooper1980s:mobiles becamepopularMany countriese.g.the UK,now havemore mobilephones thanpeopleTheiPod Smalland light,plays andstores music,Apple inventedit,butVinnie Chiecogave the iPod itsname,2001:theiPodarrived onthemarket,from Januaryto March2007,Apple earned

1.8billion poundsfrom iPodsalesMonopoly1934:Charles Darrowshoed agame toParker Brothers;Parker Brothersdidnt wantto investinit;Darrow made500copies ofthe gameand soldthem underthename Monopoly”;The ideaofthegame:buy streetswhere youcan buildhouses andhotels;Became popularand ParkerBrothers agreedto produceit;Sold over200million sets;750million peoplehave playedit;Sold in103countries andin37languages

4.1,4,5,6,7Viewing

2.1early30s;6billion2computer sciencestudents3tour guide;inthegroup4searching theInternet52000;successful business6fastest growing;most profitable

3.4,5SpeakingforcommunicationRole-play

2.SSCCS cssccl.CBABCFurther practiceinlisteningShortconversations BDCBDLongconversationBCADPassage1CDBDPassage21evidence2enhance3interviewed4rated5took intoaccount6forecast7emerged8was relatedto9adapt themselvesto10original。