V.Let'sTalkStoryofaMiserTherewasamiserwholovedmoneymorethananythingelse.Justbeforehedied,hesaidtohiswife,"Now,listen.WhenIdie,Iwantyoutotakeallmymoneyandputitinthecasketwithme.Iwanttotakemymoneytotheafterlifewithme."Hemadeherpromisewithallherheartthatwhenhedies,shewouldpitallthemoneyinthecasketwithhim.Thenhedied.Hewaslaidinthecasket,hiswifewassittingtherewearingblack,andherfriendwassittingnexttoher.Whentheyfinishedtheceremony,justbeforetheundertakersgotalreadytoclosethecasket,thewifesaid,"Waitaminute!"Shehadaboxwithher.Shecameoverwiththeboxandputitinthecasket.Thentheundertakerslockedthecasketdown,andtheyrolleditaway.Hefriendsaid,"Girl,Iknowyouweren'tfoolenoughtoputallthatmoneyintherewithyourhusband!"Shesaid,"Listen,I'maChristian.Ican'tgobackonmyword.IpromisehimthatIwouldputallthemoneyinthecasketwithhim.""Youmeanyoureallyputthatmoneyinthecasketwithhim!?""Isurelydid,"saidthewife.ulwrotehimacheck."moneyallhismoneypromiseinthecasketsittingnexttocloseboxlockedfoolishallthatmoneygobackonherwordputthemoney/putthatmoneycheckVI.FurtheringListeningandSpeakingTask1:GivingMoneytoaBeggarSusan:Hey,Robert,yougavethatbeggarsomeofyourhard-earnedcash?Robert:Iknow.Helookedasifheneededhelp.Susan:Buyyou'realwayssocarefulwithyourmoney.Robert:Yeah,Iguessso,butIliketohelpwhensomeone'sinneed.Susan:Ijustwonderwhytheguydoesn'tgetajobandmakehisownliving.Robert:It'sjustnotthatsimple,Susan.Somepeoplehaveahardtimeofitinlife.Susan:Maybetheywastealltheirmoney.Ifyougivethemmoney,theyw川justgoonwastingit.Robert:Lifehasbeengoodtome,Susan,andI'dliketosharesomeofmyluck.thebeggarneededhelpcarefulajobahardtimewastegoodluck/luckTask2:AnIntroductiontoCreditCardsCreditcardsareplasticcardsissuedbyabankorotherfinancialinstitutionsallowingtheholdertobuygoodsandservicewithoutusingcash.ManyAmericandon'tliketocarrymuchcash.Forthemthecardsareconvenientandsafetouse.Creditcardsaregainingpopularity,evenforbuyingsmallitems.Theyareacceptedalmosteverywhere,thoughnotatfastfoodrestaurants.Creditcardsallowyoutopurchasethingsthatyoumaynotcurrentlyhavethemoneytobuy.Whenyouuseacreditcard,thecreditcardcompanythatissuedthecreditcardpaysthestore.Later,abillw川bemailedtoyoubyyourcreditcardcompanyfortheamountyoupurchased.Atthattime,youcaneitherpaythebillinfull,oronlypayaminimumamount,andwaittilllatertofinishpaying.Ifyouwaitt川later,youwillowethecreditcardcompanyinterestontheamountthatyoudonotpay.1.D2.C3.B4.D5.AFask3:BuyingaMachineAnAmericanmanufacturerisshowinghismachinefactorytoapotentialcustomer.Atnoon,whenthelunchbellrings,twothousandmenandwomenimmediatelystopworkingandleavethebuilding."Yourworkers,they'reescaping!"criesthevisitor."You'vegottostopthem.""Don'tworry,they'llbeback,"saystheAmerican.Andindeed,anexactlyoneO'clockthebellringsagain,andalltheworkersreturnfromtheirbreak.Whenthetourisover,themanufacturerturnstohisguestandsays,"Well,now,whichofthesemachineswouldyouliketoorder?""Forgetthemachines,"saysthevisitor."Howmuchdoyouwantforthatbell?"1.T2.F3.F4.T5.TSpeakingCanyouchangeatwenty-dollarb川?Cashier:HowcanIhelpyou,Miss?Jill:Couldyouchangea20forme?Cashier:Sure.Howdoyouwantit?Jill:CouldIhavetwo5's,butnotenough1's.Arequartersallrightwithyou?Cashier:Well,Ihavesome5's,butnotenough1's.Arequartersallrightwithyou?Jill:Oh,that'sevenbetter!Inthatcase,Iwon'thavetoworryaboutthesmallchangeforthelaundry.Cashier:Hereyouare!Jill:Thanksamillion!PartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Sheisgoingtotravel.Sheisgoingtoblowitallimmediately.Sheisgoingtosaveitforfutureuse.Sheisgoingtoinvestitinaproject.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Heplanstotravelaroundtheworldtoenjoyhimselfathisforties.Hewantstoleadaluxuriouslife.Hethinksmoneycanbuyhappiness.Hehopestosaveupmoneytohelpthepoor.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)TospenditatChristmas.Topaythetuition.Tobuybooks.Topayfortheaccommodations.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Whenheborrowsmoneyfromafriend.Whenhereceiveshissalary.Notuntilhalfayearlater.Notuntilayearlater.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Heisgeneroustofriends.He'ssavedupalargesumofmoney.Heismeanwithhismoney.D.Heboastshisattitudetowardsaving.Directions:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenfillintheblankswiththemissingwords.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimetowritethemissingwords.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.Thomas:Nora,canyou(1)?Nora:(2)?Thomas:Ican't(3)myfamilywithmypay.They(4)toomuch.Nora:I'msorry,Thomas,I'm(5).ButBrownisabanker.Ifyou(6),hemightbegladtohelpyou.Thomas:I'll(7)tryingtoborrowmoneyfromthatmiser.Nora:ButMrs.Brownis(8)andreadytohelp.Andsheisthe(9)ofabigcompany.Thomas:OK,I'lltry(10)withher.givemealoanWhatfor⑶supportarespendinghardupmyselflethimknowgetnowhereeasy-goinggeneralmanagermyluckDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.Howmuchdidthehotelchargetheminitially?$13.$27.$29.$30.Howmuchdidthehoteloverchargedthem?$1.$2.$5.$9.Howdidthebellboy(男侍者)expectthegueststoreactafterhepocketed$2?Theguestswouldbeangry.Theguestswouldbehappytogetarefund.Theguestswouldbeslightlydisappointed.Noneoftheabove.Whichofthefollowingcalculationsdidthebellboyusetofindthat$1wasmissing?30-(27+2)29-(27+1)5-3-19-5-3Whichofthefollowingcalculationsshouldthebellboyusetosolvehispuzzle?A.27+2+1=3030-5=27-229+1=3030-1=29PartIVDirections:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.Ifyoupostponethepayment,youowethecreditcardcompanytheamountthatyoudonoterestforinterestoninterestratesoninterestratesforLifehasbeengoodtome,andI'dliketosomeofmygoodluck.sharesharewithshareforshareinHey,yougavethebeggarsomeofyourcash?hardly-earnedhardly-earninghard-earnedhard-earningRobertisalwayssocarefulhismoney.inatC.overD.withHelenisgenerousandlikestohelpwhensomeoneisin.needB.needsnecessitydemandHey,Mike,whereareyou?oftoofftoawaytoawayforI'mgoingtotalktoabankerabouta.borrowlendlendingloanYouneedmoney?Ithoughtyouwerethe.keepingtypesavetypesavingtypereservingtypeAsyouknow,propertyvalueshavebeen.goingintotheroofgoingintheceilinggoingthroughtheroofgoingtotheceilingWhenyoureceivetheEllfromyourcreditcardcompany,youcanchoosepaytheRIinfullonlytopayaminimumamountofthemoneytowaituntillatertofinishpaying.either...norneither...oreither...orneither...norUnit8ListeningSkillsTokeepourchildrensafefromthosedangerouscriminals,thesetipsmightbehelpful.First,childrenshouldbeencouragedalwaystoaskpermissionfromtheircaregiverbeforetheygoanywhere.Theyshouldnotonlytellthecaregiverwheretheywillbeatalltimes,butalsowhow川belookingafterthem.Also,childrenshouldneverwalkorridetheirbikesalone.Instead,theyshouldtravelingroupswheneverpossible.Moreimportantlv,childrenshouldbetaughttostayawayfromstrangers,thouahtheymayoffertoshowthemapuppyorgivethemcandy.childrenshouldbetaughttosay"no"andrun,scream,orfightifnecessary.Moreover,childrenshouldbetoldthatnoproblemistoobigortoosmalltoaskgrown-ups.Infact,itisnevertoolatetoaskforhelp,andtokeepaskinguntiltheygetthehelptheyneed.Lastbutnotleast,weshouldrealizethatmanychild-attackcasesinvolveafamilymemberorfamilyfriend,forexample,astepfather,sister'sboyfriend,babysitter,neighbor,andsoon.ListeningInTask1:Heorshe?Girl:Yes,I'dliketoreportamugging.Policeofficer:OK.Canyoutellmeexactlywhathappened?Girl:Well,Iwaswalkinghomefromworkwhenthiswomanknockedmerightoffmyfeet,seizedmystuff,andranoff.IwassoscaredthatIdidn'tgoafterher.Policeofficer:Canyoudescribethewomanforme?Girl:Yeah.Heisquitetall,aboutsixfeetthree.Policeofficer:Yousaidawomanrobbedyou.Girl:Well,I'mnotreallysure.Hmm.Yousee,thepersonwaswearingawhitedress,alightredsweateroverit,andsheorhewaswearingapairofbasketballshoes.Policeofficer:Hmm.Whatelsecanyouremember?Girl:Well,theperson...hadabeard.Policeofficer:Ah!Whatwas,uh,takenexactly?Girl:Well,justmyleftshoe.Strange,isn'tit?Policeofficer:Ah.The"BeardedWoman"hasstruckagain!Girl:The"BeardedWoman"?Policeofficer:Well,this"BeardedWoman"isaman.Hedressesuplikeawomanand,forsomeunknownreason,likestotaketheleftshoefromhisvictims.He'sreallyharmlessandusuallyreturnstheshoetothecrimesceneacoupleofdayslater.Girl:Hey,hecankeepmyshoe,andI'lljusttakeoffmyleftshoeeverytimeIwalkthroughthepark.F2.T2.F4.T5.FTask2:What'sinthebags?Ayoungmancomesuptotheborderonhisbicycle.Hehastwolargebagsoverhisshoulders.Theborderguardstopshimandsays,"What'sinthebags?""Sand,"answerstheyoungman.Theguardisabitsuspiciousandaskstheyoungmantoopenthebagsforinspection.Theguardemptiesthebags,butfindsnothinginthembutsand.Thenhehasthesandanalyzed,onlytodiscoverthatthereisnothingbutpuresandinthebags.Sotheyoungmanisallowedtorideacrosstheborderwithhissandbags.Aweeklater,thesameyoungmanpresentshimselfattheborderwithhisbags.Theguardasks,"Whathaveyougot?""Sand,"saystheyoungman.Theguarddoeshisthoroughexaminationanddiscoversthatthebagscontainnothingbutsand.Hegivesthesandbacktotheyoungmanwhothenridesacrosstheborderonhisbicyclewiththesandbags.Thishappenseveryweekforthreeyears.Finally,theyoungmannolongerappearsatthebordercrossing.Manymonthsgobyandtheborderguardmeetstheyoungmaninanexpensivecafe."Hey,"saystheguard,"forthreeyearsyouweresmugglingsomethingthroughmycrossingstation.It'sdrivingmecrazy.Justbetweenyouandme,whatwereyousmuggling?"Theyoungmandrinkshiscoffeeandsays,"Bicycles."D3.C4.A5.CTask3:FightingidentitytheftItisimportanttokeepyourpersonalinformationsecure.Herearesomewaystohelpyoufightidentitytheft.Afterall,youdon'twantsomeoneelsetoruinyourgoodcreditratingandperhapskeepyoufromgettingtheloanyouwanttoget.ThefirstthingyouwanttodoistowatchhowmuchinformationyougiveoutontheInternet.Forexample,neverputyourcreditcardnumberintoanemail.Ifyoudomakepurchasesonline,youneedtobecareful.Onewaytobeextracarefulistoonlyusesitesthatofferahighlevelofencryption.AnotherwaytobeextracarefulistoonlyuseonecreditcardforallofyourInternetpurchases.Makesurethatcreditcardhasalowlimit.AnotherthingyouhavetodotohelpyouavoidIDtheftistodestroyallyouroutgoingmailcompletely.Somethieveswillpickupgarbage,searchthroughit,andpulloutthecreditcardoffersthatyouthrewawaybecausetheywerejunkmail.Rememberthatalotofyourinformationisalreadythere.Allathiefhastodoisforgeyoursignatureandmailtheformbackwithanotethatsaysyou'vechangedyourmailingaddress(totheiraddress).Thethirdwaytoavoididentitytheftistomakesurethatyourmailboxissafe.Haveaslotinyourfrontdoorforthemailtofallthrough.Eventhoughthatisnotcompletelysafe,itisstillmuchsaferthanthepostboxoutsideyourfrontdoor.(1)giveout(2)number(3)online(4)sites(5)creditcard(6)low(7)outgoing(8)thieves(9)offers(10)mailbox(11)frontdoorIV.SpeakingOutModel1Bye-bye,bully!Se-Jin:john,doyoumindifIaskyousomething?John:No,whatisit?Se-Jin:youseemnervous.Isthatbigguystillbullyingyou?John:Yeah.Todayhewantedmetogivehimsomemoney.HeevenpushedmewhenIsaidno.Se-Jin:That'sterrible!Youhavetotalktoateacheraboutthis.John:Ithoughtaboutthat,butI'mafraidthateveryonewillthinkI'macoward.Se-Jin:yoursafetyismoreimportantthanwhatotherpeoplethink.John;Buttellingateachercouldmakethingsworse.Thebigguywarnedmenotto.Se-Jin:Ofcoursehedid!Hedoesn'twanttogetintotrouble.Look,ifyou'restillworried,telltheteachernottomentionyournamewhenshetalkstohim.John:Goodidea.ButIthinkIcandealwithhimonmyown.SAMPLEDIALOGHi,canItalktoyouforaminute?Sure,whatisit?Youlookworried.Areyoustillbeingbulliedbythatbigboyinyouclass?Yeah.Todayheaskedmetohelphimcheatinthefinalexam.That'stoobad!Youhavetotalkwithyourparentsaboutit.B:lthoughtaboutthat,butI'mafraidthatotherpeoplewilllaughatmeifIturntomyparentsforhelp.A:Don'tbesilly.It'smoreimportanttoprotectyourself.Maybeyouareright.Ishouldtellthistomyparents,andtheywillgivemesomeadvice.Model2Myhousehasbeenrobbed!Operator:ColchesterPoliceStation.CanIhelpyou?Jane:Ihopeso.Myhousehasbeenrobbed.Operator:Wheredoyoulive?Jane:2BSouthbankRoad.Operator:WhendidyoudiscovertheburglaryJane:WhenIgothomefromwork.Aboutfiveminutesago.Operator:Wasanythingstolen?Jane:yes.Allmyjewelry'sgone,andmycomputertoo.Andtheywrotedirtywordsallovermywalls.Operator:Howdidtheygetin?Jane:Theyforcedthebackdoor.Operator:Anofficerwillberoundinabouthalfanhour.Pleasedon'ttouchanything.SAMPLEDIALOGBroadwayPoliceStation.MayIhelpyou?Ihopeso.Myhousehasbeenbrokeninto.Wheredoyoulive?43MainStreet.Whendidyoufindoutaboutthebreak-in?Whenwegothomefromthetheater.Abouttwominutesago.Howdidtheybreakin?Theyforcedopenthebackdoor.Wasanythingstolen?Yes.Allmycashinthedrawer,andmymobilephonetoo.Andtheybrokealltheglass.A:OK,anofficerwillcomeinabout20minutes.Pleasedon'tleavefingerprintsanywhere.Model3Weshouldcreateharshersentencesforbootleggers.Jane:It'sabouttimethatthegovernmentgottoughwithbootleggers.Theirfakeliquorshavealreadykilledseveralpeople.Peter:Yeah,that'stoohighapricetopay.It'salmostarip-off.Thebootleggersuseindustrialalcoholtocutcostsandincreaseprofits.Jane:Perhapsweshouldcuttaxesonliquor.Withlowertaxes,bootleggingwilldecrease.Peter:Butthatcancreateanewproblem.That'snotinagreementwiththeWTOrules.Jane:Ithinkthroughnegotiationwithothernations,perhapswecancuttaxesundertheWTOframework.Peter:Thatmaybetough.Perhapsabettersolutionistocreateharshersentencesforbootleggers.Jane:Iagree.Ourcountryneedsaspecialteamtodealwiththisproblem.Thenwecancrackdownonbootlegging.SAMPLEDIALOGIt'stimethegovernmenttookstricterstandardscontroloncosmeticproducts.Thelowqualitycosmeticshavecausedvariousskindiseasesamongusers.Yeah,theproducersuseharmfulingredientstolowercostsandaddprofits.Perhapstaxesoncosmeticsshouldbecut.Withlowertaxes,lowqualitycosmeticproductswillbelessprofitableanddecrease.Butthereisanewproblem.CuttingtaxesgoesagainsttheWTOrules.Ithinkbynegotiatingwithothercountrieswecanreducetaxes.Thatmaybehard.Maybethebestideaistotakestricterstandardscontroloncosmeticproducts.A:Iagree.Weshouldhavesomeregulationstokeepacheckontheproductionandmarketingofcosmetic.Let'sTalkTexaspolicesaytheyhavearresteda91-year-oldman,J.L.HunterRountree,whoisaccusedofrobbingabank,makinghimprobablytheoldestbankrobberinU.S.history.PolicesaidRountree,whowasnotarmed,askedatellertoputmoneyintoalargeenvelopewiththeword"robbery"writtenonit.Awitnesstookdownthelicensenumberofhiscar,andhewasarrestedonahighwayabout15milesoutsidethecity.Ifheisprovedguilty,Rountreewillfacefrom10to20yearsinprison.Hetoldpoliceheneededthemoney,andhehadacomplaintagainstbanks.RountreeleftaprisoninFlorida,wherehewastheoldestprisonerinthestate,aboutayearago.Beforethat,heservedathree-yearsentenceforabankrobberyinFloridain1999.Inaprisoninterviewwithajournalist,RountreesaidhehadbeenabusinessmaninTexasbuthadfallenonhardtimes.Hesaidherobbedhisfirstbankwhenhewasabout80becausehewantedtogetrevengeagainstbanks."AbankthatI'ddonebusinesswithhadforcedmeintobankruptcy.Ihaven'tlikedbankssince,"hetoldthejournalist."IdecidedIwouldgeteven.AndIhave."7651234FurtherListeningandSpeakingTask1:DescribingaRobberyDetective:Okay,Ms.Brown,justcalmdown.Couldyoustartfromthebeginningandtellmewhathappened?Janet:Well,let'ssee.Iwassittingatthetablenearthewindowwhentwomenrushedinandtoldeveryonetofreeze.Detective:Canyoudescribetheman?Janet:Onewastallandwithalongcoaton.Theotherwasshorterinaredjacket.Detective:Aftertheyburstinwhatdidtheydo?Janet:Well.Thetallonepointedhisgunattheclerkandtoldhimtoopenthecashregister.Theshortonewaswatchingtherestofus.Theclerkhesitatedaminuteandjustthentherestaurantmangercameoutofhisoffice.Thatsurprisedthethieves.Detective:Yeah,let'ssee...Themanger'snameisMr.Jackson.Iguesshehadthekeytothesafe?Janet:Yeah!That'sright!Becausethethievestoldhimtoopenthesafe.Theshortonewentwithhim.Asthemangerturnedtogobacktotheoffice,hetoldtheclerktocooperatewithhim.Detective:Didthebossopenupthesafe?Janet:Yeah,hewentbackintotheofficeandopenedit.Heseemedprettycalm,notlikethecustomers.Ithinkthatguydeservesamedalorsomething.Sam:Youalldo.Livingthrougharobberyisatoughexperience.everyonefreezetall,shorter,redjackethisgun,open,therestofthepeoplekey,safecalm,amedalTask2:Who'stheMurderer?Apassingpolicecarheardloudscreamsandrespondedimmediately.Whenthepolicearrivedatthescene,heyfoundPete'sdeadbodyinhisbackyard,withmanknifewoundsandbloodeverywhere.Theofficerimmediatelywenttoquestionthethreeneighborsthathadbeenoutsideinthepastthirtyminutes.BlakeSmithhadjustfinishedpaintinghisporchwhentheofficercame.Ayoung,politeman,Blakewipedhishandsonhiscleanjeansbeforeshakinghands,andsaid,"Ireallydidn'tseeorhearanything,"headdedapologetically.NelsonBrownhadbeeninhisgarden,rightnextdoortothevictim'syard.Hesaid,"Iwasinandoutofthehouse.Weeding."Hishandsweredirty.Thenheadded,"Inside,Iwasrepairingachair,ItallmusthavehappenedwhenIwasindoors.Sorry."KennyGreen'sstoryseemedlessbelievable."Iwasonaladder,washingmywindows,"themiddle-agedmanadmitted.TheofficercouldseethatKenny'syardoverlookedthevictim's.ButKennyclaimed,"IneverlookedoverintoPete'syard,nordidIhearanything."Nowtheofficerbelievedthatoneoftheguyswaslying.Whowasthisman?1.A2.D3.C4.D5.BTask3:ThetheftofpersonalinformationThelistofinstitutionswherepersonalinformationwasreportedtohavebeenstolenorlostthisyearislong,includingmanylargebanks,hospitals,universitiesandautomobilestores.TheseplacescontainlargenumbersofpreciousrecordscovetedbyIDthieves.EventheDepartmentofJusticeisreportedtohavelostpersonalrecordswhenalaptopwasstolen!Themostcommoncausesoftheseincidentsarereportedtobehackingandlostrecords.Also,thetheftofpersonalrecordscanbeaninsidejob,whereemployeeswhohaveaccesstocomputersystemsaretemptedtosteallargevolumesofcustomerpersonaldatarecords.Thistemptationcanbereal,becausestolenpersonaldatacansellanywherefrom$10to$60perrecord.Identitytheftcouldbehappeningtoyourightnowandyouwouldn'tknowituntilthedamagewasdone.Evenmoredisturbingisthatnewbornsandtheelderlyareoftenthefavoritevictimsofidentitythieves,becausetheabuseoftheirpersonalinformationcangoonlongerbeforeitisfoundout.Today,thetheftofpersonalrecordsismoredangerousthanthelossofpersonalinformationthroughthecarelessdiscardingofcreditcardreceiptsormail.1.F2.T3.T4.F5.FSpeakingProtectingIntellectualPropertyRightsRichard:Iunderstandwhypublishinghouseshavecalledforacrackdownonillegalcopiesofbooks.It'sabiglossforthemifeveryonebuyspiratedbooksinsteadofpayingthefullprice.Nancy:Iagree.Ifthepublishersdon'ttakeactionagainstillegalpublications,theyandtheauthorsofthebookslosemoney.Thenthepublishershavetosavemoneybyloweringthequalityoftheirbooks.Richard:That'swhyintellectualpropertyrightshavetobeprotected.Itwilldodogoodnotonlyforthepublishers,buttoconsumersaswell.Nancy:Yousaidit.I'mallforprotectingintellectualpropertyrights.ButIalsothinkbooksaregettingmoreexpensiveeveryday,andsomestudentshavenochoicebutyobuycheapbooks.Richard:Ibegtodisagree.Thereisnoexcuseforcollegekidstobuymobilephonesandthensaytheycan'taffordbooks.Nancy:Buttoreallysolvethepiracyproblem,weneedcheaperbooksaswellasharsherpunishments.PartIDirections:Listentotheshortdialogs,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Warningthewomanagainstwalkingaloneatnight.Offeringtowalkbackwiththewoman.Sayinggoodbyetothewoman.Tellingthewomantobeonguard.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Thewoman'sbookisstolen.Thewomanstealsthebook.Themansupportspiracy.Themantriestopersuadethewomannottobuypiratedbooks.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Shehopestogetbackherlaptop(筆記本電腦).Shehopestocatchthethief.ShehopesStevewillgetoverhisrage.ShehopesStevewillgetsomecompensation.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Totellthechildrenwhoisthecriminal.Tokeepthechildrenstayathomeallthetime.Toencouragechildrentoaskforpermissionbeforeplayingoutsidethehouse.Totellchildrennottoopendoorsforstrangersuntiltheygetthenameofthestranger.(Listentotheaudiorecordingforthequestion.)Themanisforharshpunishmentswhilethewomanisagainstthem.Thewomanisforharshpunishmentswhilethemanisagainstthem.Theyarebothinfavorofharshpunishments.Theyarebothagainstharshpunishments.PartIIDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenfillintheblankswiththemissingwords.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimetowritethemissingwords.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.W:Whatdoyouthinkaboutyourlifehere(1)?M:Well,it'snottoobad.Ispend(2)mytimeinan8x10cell(囚室)，andyouspendmostofyourtimeina6x8(3).W:That'safunnywayoflookingat(4).M:HereIget(5)aday.Thereintheofficeyou(6)foronemealandyouhavetopayforit.W:You'regettingmoreinteresting.M:InprisonIcanwatchTVand(7).Atworkyou(8)forwatchingTVandplayinggames.W:Goon.I'm(9).M:Hereinprisonthey(10)myfamilyandfriendstovisit.Intheofficeyoucan'tevenspeaktoyourfamilyandfriends(11).Nowwouldyouliketo(12)withme?W:(13)whatyou'vesaid,I'mafraidIwouldn't.inprisonthegreaterpartofsmallofficethingsthreemeals/3mealsgetabreakplaygamesgetfiredallearsallowonthephonechangeplacesInspiteofPartIIIDirections:Listentothefollowingrecording,andthenchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.Youwillheartherecordingtwice.Afterthefirstplaying,therewillbetimeforyoutochoosethecorrectanswers.Usethesecondplayingtocheckyouranswers.Whatisthedialogmainlyabout?Themantellsthewomanaboutthemuggingheexperienced.Thewomantellsthemanaboutthemuggingsheexperienced.Thewomantellsthemanaboutthemuggingherfriendexperienced.Thewomanadvisesthemannottocommitmugging.Whatdidthewomanloseinthemugging?Hertrustinmenandweek'spay.MasterCard,Visacardand66dollars.HerID,Visacardand60dollars.Hersenseofhumorandfearofthedark.Whenwasthewomanrobbed?Justbeforedawninadarkalley.Atsunsetonthesunnysideofthestreet.Inbroaddaylightinaparkinglot.Intheparkduringtheday.Whatcanwelearnfromthewoman'sdescriptionofthemugger?Heisabout170cmstallandunusuallyfat.Heisateenagerwithpale-blueeyes.Heisatall,strongyoungman.Heisshort,withbrowneyes.WhatdoesJackiehopewillhappentothemugger?Hespendstheremainingyearsofhislifeinprison.Hereformsandbecomesausefulcitizen.Heapologizestohernexttimetheymeetinthepark.Helocksuphisapartmentatnight.PartIVDirections:Choosethebestanswertoeachofthefollowingstatements.Iwaswalkinghomefromworkwhenthiswomanmerightmyfeet.knocked...awayknocked...offhit...awaystruck...ofI'lljusttakeoffmyleftshoeIwalkthroughthepark.everytimeeverytimewhenineverytimeineverytimewhenManymonthshadandtheborderguardmettheyoungmanagain.A.goneoffgoneawaygonebygonethroughTheborderguardaskedtheyoungman,"Just,whatwereyousmuggling?"betweenmeandyoubetweenyouandmetotellmefromyoutomeBlakewipedhishandshiscleanjeansbefo