新世紀入學英語視聽說教程3聽力原義Unitl,LessonATrack3-1-1APaulaisask:ingLeticiaforhelp.WhatdoessheaskLeticiatodo?Checkthetask..Leticia:Hello?Paula:IIi,Leticia.It'sPaula.Hi,Paula.Howareyou'lHaveyoufinishedpackingyet?Leticia:Paula:Almost.Leticia:Youmustbeexcited.When'syourflight?Paula:Tomorrow.At9a.m.Listen,Leticia,Ineedyourhelp.Leticia:OK.What'sup'lW,ell,asyouknow,I'mgoingonvacationfortwoweeks.DoyouthinkyoucouldwatermyplantswhileI'maway?Leticia:Sure.Noproblem.Paula:Paula:I.eticia:Paula:Leticia:Paula:Great.Theyneedwatertwiceaweek.There'soneplantinthebedroomandoneinthekitchen.OK--say,howaboutyourdog?ShouldIfeedher,too?No,that'sOK.J'mputtingherinakennel.Allright,then,I'llwateryourplants---and---oh,howaboutthemail?ShouldIpickitupforyou?Actually,I'vealreadyaskedthemailmantostopmaildelivery.Thanksforasking,though.Leticia:Well,haveagreattriprPaula:Leticia:Paula:Leticia:Paula:Thanks,Leticia.Ireallyappreciateyourhelp.Mypleasure.Waitasecond.Idonthaveanykeystoyourplace.()h,that'sright.Willyoubehomearound8tonight'lYeah,Ithinkso.OK,I'Ildropby--I'IIgiveyouthekeysthen.Leticia:OK!Seeyoutonight.Bye!Paula:Bye!Thanksagain!Track3-1-2B.I,istenagain.WritePforPaulaorI.forI,eticia.Track3-1-3B.h4inaandEstherarepreparingtoleaveonatrip.Listentotheirconversation.W,hatistheproblem?Esther:Mina:Wehavetoleaveinthirtyminutes.Haveyoufinishedpacking?Yes,Ihave--Esther:Mina:Youlookworried.What'swrong?Ican'trememberuhereIputmypassport.()h,no!Esther:Mina:It'sheresomex\here.Esther:Mina:Whendidyoulasthaveit?Abouttenminutesago.Letmethink--Whatarelief!Oh,thereitis.Iputitonthedresser.Esther:Track3-1-4C.Lisr,entotwopeopletalkingabouttheirtravelingexperiences.Payatt,entiontotheexpressionstheyuse.1.ThefunnieststoryofmytravelingexperiencewaswhenIcametotheU.S.forthefirsttimebymyself.TheylostmyluggageandIdidn'tspeakawordofEnglish.lhadtousemyhandstoexplainmyself.PeopleunderstoodwhatImeantandtheyhelpedmeout.2.1havealotoffunnyexperiencesontheairlineasaflightattendant.ButoneofthefunniestIcouldrecall125新世紀人學f:英語視聽說教程3WI)J原義---N-was----therewasthispassengerwhohadatoupeeandoneofm}'fflight.att.endantswasserving---lthink---shewasservingfood---andshehadthistrayf.Andsuddenlyturbulencehappened,andshelostherbalance---andherhandlandedonthegu}'shead,whohadatoupee.Whenshecaughtherbalanceagain,thetoupeekindofshifted,sohissideburnswereonhisforehead.AndIhadtocontrolm}rlaughterbecauseyou'renotallowedtolaugh--Track3-1-5A.Lookatthetitleofthelisteningpassage.Whatdoyouthinkthespeakerisgoingtotalkabout'lCheckyouranswer.Thenlistentothepassagetoseeifyouwereright.TravelTodayGoingsoloisthewaytogofByD.ToorHowdoyouusuallytravel?Doyougowithaclosefriendoragroupoffriends?Doyoujoinatourgroup?Doyoutravelwithyourfamily?IIaveyoueverimagined"goingsolo"?Inthemid1990s,itwasestimatedthat9millionAmericanswereplanningasummervacationalone.Sincethen,thenumberofsolotravelershasincreased.Youmaythinkthattravelingalonewouldbescaryorboring.Well,accordingtopeoplewhodoit,that'snotexactl}:true.Solotravelersoftenhavepositiveexperiences:theymakenewfriends,gettoknowthemselvesbetter,andcanmaketheirownschedules.Therearemanydifferentthings}-oucandoonavacationalone.Somesolotravelersusethetimetolearnorpracticeasportsuchasgolf,mountainclimbing,orscubadiving.Othersgoandstayonaranchandlearnhowr.orideahorse.Youcanprer,endtobeacowboyoracowgirlforaday!Youmaynotbelievethis,butsometravelersliketostudyontheirvacation.Theyevengoto"vacationcollege"atauniversityorjoinaresearchteamasavolunteerworker.It'shardbLitsatisfyingwork.Youcan"playscientist"foraweekortwowhileyouhelpsomeonewiththeirproject.Forsolotravelersofdifferentagesandgenders,therearemanytraveloptions,Therearetoursforwomenonlyandforpeopleovertheageof60.And,ofcourse,therearetripsforsingleswhoarelookingforromance.()necompanyofferstripsthatfocusonfinedining----thereistimeforsightseeingduringthedayandforsharingadeliciousmealwithnewfriendsatnight.Thenexr.tieyoutakeatripsome\\here,xxhydon'tyouconsidergoingsolo?Bonvoyage!Track3-1-6B.I.istenagain.Whattopicsdoesthespeakermentionaboutsolotravel?Unitl,LessonBGlobalViewpointsTrax-elDave:BeforegoingonatripIpaythebills,Iemptythetrash,andIgiveahousekeytoafriend.BeforeIleaveonatrip,IhavetoconfirmtravelplansandmakesurethatIhaverequestedAlejandra:avegetarianmeal.Thallus:Beforeleavingforalongtrip,Iturnoffthelights,ItLirnoffm}heater,Igix-emykeystomyroornmate,andIwatermyplant.JUllannaCatherineThefunnieststoryofm}'rtravelingexperiencewaswhenIcametotheU.S.forthefirsttimebymyself.TheylostmyluggageandIdidn'tspeakawordofEnglish.Ihadtousemyhandstoexplainmyself.PeopleunderstoodxvhatImeantandtheyhelpedmeout.MyrecenttriptoAfricawasoneofthemostamazingtripsofmylife,ThiswasmysecondtriptoTanzania,Africa.Wevisitedalotofvillages,someveryremotethatwehadtotravelb}helicopter.InTanzania,it'sverydifferentfromAmericasotherearenomaps.So,even22S新世紀入學英語視聽說教程3聽力原義Dennis:travelinginahelicopter,wedidn'treallyknowwherexveweregoingtogo.Wedidn'treallyknowthexillagenames,sowejustkindofhadnodestinationandwegotinthehelicopterandjustflewaround.Andifwesawsomeanimalsorsomerooftopsofhuthouses,wesaid,"Let'sgothere"andwejustkindoflanded.Ihavealotoffunnyexperiencesontheairlineasaflightattendant.ButoneofthefunniestIcouldrecallxvas,therewasthispassengerxvhohadatoupeeandoneofmyflightattendantswasserving---lthink---shewasservingfood---andshehadthistray.Andsuddenlyturbulencehappened,andshelostherbalance---andherhandlandedontheguy'shead,whohadatoupee.Whenshecaughtherbalanceagain,thetoupeekindofshifted,sohissideburnswereonhisforehead.AndIhadtocontrolmylaughterbecauseyou'renotallowedtolaugh--CityLivingMexico----herewecome!Sun-hee:Mike:Thisisgoingtobeagreattrip!I'veneverbeentoMexico,haveyou?No,Ihaven't.IIaveyoufinishedeverything?Ohmygosh!Where'smybagflTara:Sun-hee:(totara)Itsinthecloset.(intophone)Ofcourse!I'mtheonlyonewho'sorganizedaroundhere.IranerrandsalldayandI'mready---exhausted---butready.Mike:Whatdidyouhavetodo?Sun-hee:Claudia:Sun-hee:Claudia:Sun-hee:Tara:(holdsupticket)Well,firstIhadtoconfirmmyflight--Myticket!Where'smyticket?Haveyouseenit?(toClaudia)Isawitinthebathroom.Thebathroom?Areyousure?Sostrange...(holdsupherticket)Oh,you'reright.Gotit!(holdsuptraveler'schecks)--thenIhadtogettraveler'schecks--Oh!Mymoney!I'velostmywallet!(Sun-heehandsTaraherwallet)Whexv!(intophone)--thenIhadtopaytheelectricityandphonebills,(toTara)becausesomeoneSun-hee:forgot--(intophone)andthenIhadtochangemyvoicemailmessage.Claudia:Sun-hee:Claudia:Sun-hee:Mycellphone!IdontrememberwhereIputmycellphone!(toClaudia)It'sinthekitchen.(toself)Thekitchen--it'sinthekitchen--(holdsupcellphone)Ta-dah!(intophone)Thesetwo----they'reneverprepared!Whatwouldtheydowithoutme?Mike:Ilowtrue--Iley,don'tforgettounplugyourTVandelectricalstuffbeforeyougo.(holdsupplug)Done.Sun-hee:Tara:Sun-hee!We'relate!It'stimetogo!Sun-hee:OK!Ileymike,Ihavetogo.We'releavingfortheairport.Sun-hee,TaraandClaudia:Bye,:VIike!Mike:Cool!Haveagreattripgirls!Bye.Sun-hee:OK!Doeseverybodyhaveeverything?Tickets?TaraandClaudia:Sun-hee:Yep.Bags'lTaraandClaudia:Sun-hee:Yep.Coats?TaraandClaudia:Yep.Sun-hee:Everything.TaraandClaudia:Sun-hee:Yep.Let'sgo!OK.Mexico----herewecomef(allexit)TaraandClaudia:(Sun-heere-enterstogetherticketandtraveler'schecks)Now--Mexico----herewecome!32S新世紀入學英語視聽說教程3聽力原義Unit2,LessonATrack3-2-1A.CarsonandJennaarelookingforavacationrentalhome.ListenCircletheonetheychoose.Jenna:OK,Ithinkwehavetwochoices.Thefirstplaceisalittlehouse.It'slocatedinafruitorchard.Carson:Really?Jenna:Yeah.Andyoucaneatasmuchfruitasyouwant..Whenit'sinseason,ofcourse.Oh---butwait.Carson:Jenna:乙arSOnItsa}rsthere'snoairconditioner.That'sOK.It'sontherainysideoftheisland.It'scoolerthere.Wecanuseafan.You'reprobablyright--Say.Itlooksprettybasic.Nowashingmachineordryer--notevenaTV!Ohno!WhatarewegoingtodowithoutaTV?That'sterrible!Jenna:Veryfunny.I'mjustlettingyouknowabouttheplace.Carson:Iknow.What'soursecondchoice?Jenna:It'sontheoppositeside----thesunnyside----oftheisland.Veryfancyplacewithabigswimmingpool.Itsonl}:threeblocksfromtheocean.Carson:Jenna:Whoneedsaswimmingpool?Imean,it'sonlythreeblocks.Iseeyourpoint.VVell,thepoolareaalsohasbarbecuegrills,beautifulgardens'-Carson:Youlikethesecondplacebetter.Icantell.Well,itdoeshaveeverything.Washingmachine,dryer,TV,VCR,fryingpan'*'Carson:Allweneedisatoothbrushandaswimsuit--Let'sgowiththesecondchoice.OK.I'IIcallthemrightnowandreserveit.Icantwaittogo!.Jenna:Jenna:Track3-2-2B.Listenagain.Writelifthesentencedescribesthefirstplace.Write2ifitdescribesthesecondplace.Track3-2-3C.Andyisthinkingaboutbuyingahouse.Marcusisshowinghimthehouse.Listenandunderlinethewordsusedtodescribethehouse.Marcus:Thisisthelivingroom.Andy:ltsniceandroomy.Marcus:Andy:Yes.There'salotofroom.It'satwo-bedroomhouse.Onebedroomisupstairs.Isee.Whatsthatbuilding?Marcus:Andy:That'sashed.It'susedforstoringtools.(Jreat.Iliketogarden.Ineedaplaceformytools.Marcus:That'sgood.Shallwegooutsideandlookatthebackyard?Andy:OK!Track3-2-4D.Listentotwopeopledescribingtheirdreamhome.Payattentiontotheexpressionsusedfordescribingahouse.1.Iwantmydreamhousetobebyalakewithabigyard.Iwanttohavethreebedrooms,andabiglixingroom"'familyroom"'kitchenareasoIcanhavepartiesandex-eryonecanbetogether.2.IfIcouldhaveanythinginmydreamhouseIwouldliketohaveahigh-techstove.Track3-2-5B.Listentothepassage"Creatingspaces."ThenreadthesestatementsaboutFredrickLawOlmstedandhisprojects.WriteTfortrueorFforfalse.42S新世紀入學英語視聽說教程3聽力原義CreatingspacesJinHeeParkisastudentatStanfordUniversityinCalifomia.Shestudieshard,"Ofcourse,Icameherefortheacademics,justtorelax."shesays."Butitdoesn'thurtthatthecampusissobeautiful.IwalkarormdsometimesAlejandroVega,abankerinNevrYorkCityjogsalmosteveryeveningafterworkinCentralPark."Inevergetbored.Theparkissobig.Icanalu-aysfindadifferentpathwithanewview."NiagaraI;allswasonRossHoward'slistofplacestovisitinupstateNewYork."Thefootpathsallowyoutogetawonderfulviexv.Youcanevenfeelthesprayfromthefallsonyourfac.e."Whatdothesethreeplaces----StanfordUniversity,CentralPark,andIxiagaraFallsSr.atePark----allhaveincommon?TheywerealllandscapedbyFrederic:kLawOlmsted.Olmsted(1822-1903)hasbeencalledthe"fatheroflandscapearchitecture,"Inthe1800s,moreandmorepeopleweremovingtothecities.Somecommunitvleadersbecameworriedaboutthequalityoflife.Theybeganabeautificationcampaign.In1857,adesigncontestwasheldforanewparkinNeuYorkCity.Olmstedandhispartner,CavertVaux,wonthecontest.CentralParkwasthefinishedproduct----thefirstlandscapedpublicparkintheUnitedStates.Today,notriptoNexvYorkiscompletewithoutavisittothisbeautifulpark.Laterinhislife,Olmsteddesignedlandscapesforcollegecampuses,includingStanfordUniversity.Inthelate1860s,hejoinedthe"FreeNiagara"movement.VIembersofthemovementwantedtopreservethebeautyofNiagaraI;alls.DespiteoppositionandpressuresfrombLisinesstoindustrializethearea,Olmstedandothersresisted.Olmsteddesignedfootpathstogix-evisitorsbetterviewsofthefalls.Inallhiswork,Olmstedpreferredtopreservethenaturalbeautyofanarea.Today,therearepressuresagaintodevelopNiagara.OnGoatIsland,anislandinNiagaraFallsStatePark,therearenowsouvenirshops.Theremaybesignsthatsax."I\oLittering,"butthereisstillalotoftrashontheisland.Mostoftheanimalshavedisappeared.WhatwouldFrederickJ.awOlmstedsaytoallthis?Track3-2-6C,Listenagain.Findwordsinthepassagethatarerelatedinformtotheonesbelow.Unit2,LessonBGlobalViewpointsVlydreamhomeJennifer:Iwantmydreamhousetobebyalakewithabigyard.Iwanttohavethreebedrooms,andabiglivingroom---familyroom---kitchenareasoIcanhavepartiesandeveryonecanbetogether.I'dliketohaveabigswimmingpoolandalargegardensoIcouldeatoutside.IfIcouldhaveanythinginrnydreamhouseIwouldliketohaveahigh-techstove.Ofcoursea52-inchplasmaTVvouldbenice.Calum:Dennis:VIartin:Alejandra:Iwoulcllovetohaveaveranda---awideveranda---whereIcansitduringtheeveningsandreadbooksandxxratchthesunset.Rules(jian:V.IartinAtmyworkI'mnotallowedtosmoke.Anyonewhosmokesneedstogooutside.Iworkforthephonecompanyandwe'renotallowedtogiveoutpersonalinformationaboutourcustomers.Jennifer:Dennis:Wearenotallowedtouseourcellphonesandwecan'teatatourdesks.Inmyhouseyoucan'tsmoke.And--um"'asmuchaspossible.Youhavetotakeyourshoesoffatthedoor.Nick:CalumI'mnotallowedtomakenoiseatnightwhenmyroommatesaresleeping.Well,thereareactuallytoomanyrulesinmydormitor}-,soI'mnotallowedtodoalotofthings.52S新世紀入學英語視聽說教程3聽力原義Forinstance,I'mnotallowedtoplaymusicthat'stooloudsothatitmightdisturbotherpeople.I'mnotallo\\edtosmokeinside.I'mnotalloxNedtohavealcoholintherooms"'CityLivingImaginaryBeachTakeshi:Vlike:Ican'tbelievehowhotitisoutthere.Whydidn'twegotoHawaiiwitheveryoneelse?Becausewedidn'thavethemoney.Takeshi:Well,whydidntwegetanairconditioner'lV.Iike:Takeshi:Vlike:Hello?Samereason.Andquitcomplaining!We'xegotairconditioning.VIike,that'sabox\loficeandafan.Takeshi,you'vegottobemorelikemeanduse>rourimagination,thenyoutoocanhaveabeachvacation.See'l(pullsdownwindowshadewithbeachposter)Checkourthatgorgeousview.Takeshi:Right,butnotexactl}"realistic."V.Iike:Takeshi:\/Iike,that'sthefridge.Comeon!Isaid,"lJse}-OLirimagination!"Nowclose}roure}-es.Listentothesoundoftheseagulls--(makessoundlikeaseagull)hearthechildrenlaughing--(makessoundlikechildrenlaughing)Why,IthinkIcanevensmellabarbeque--(wavesapackageofhotdogs)Takeshi:Raxvhotdogs?OK,comeoverhere.Closeyoureyes.Feelthatcool,oceanbreeze.VIike:Vlike:Don'tworry.I'mgoingtocookthemuponthatgrilloverthere.Takeshi:V.Iike:VIike,youknowyou'renotallowedtouseagrillinsideanapartment,right?OK.I'IIusethemicrowaver,hen.Takeshi:Abeach,withamicrowave.Sure,Mike.VIike:That'sthebeautyof"ImaginaryBeach."We'x-egotamicrowaveoven,we'xegotaTVwitharemotecontrol.Whocouldaskforanythingmore?Takeshi:Whataboutwater?That'sthemainreasonpeoplegotothebeach.WhatareyougoingtouseMikeTakeshiVlike:TakeshiV.Iike:TakeshiVlike:TakeshiVIikeforthat?Thebathtub?Ivo.that'dbesilly.Herewego!(turnsonCDplayer)Feeltheoceanmist--(sprayswateronTakeshi):VIike,that'sforsprayingplants,notme!Youknow,thesoundofthewaves,theoceanmist--makesmewanttosurf.Surf?Yeah,surf.(startstofoldupironingboard):VIike,no.youcantstandonthat,you'IIbreakit!I\o,Ivvon't.(standsonironingboardandpretendstosurf)Lookatme,dude----I'm"hangin'ten"!Yeah,cool.(takescapoffwaterbottle)Hey,"dude"!Watchoutforthatwave!(throwswaterinMike'sface)Huh,I'mgettingthehangofthis"imagination"thing.Veryfunny,veryfunnyindeed!(chasesTakeshi)Unit3,LessonATrack3-3-1A.ListentoEllieandLee'sconversation.CirclethecorrectanswersLee:Hi,Ellie.62S新世紀入學英語視聽說教程3WI}J原義-----Ellie:Lee:Hi,Lee.Howareyou?Good.Ileythere.Brandon.Ile'ssocute.Andyou'resuchagoodmother.Ellie:Thanks.Everyonesays."It'snotalway-seasywithyourfirstchild."Youknox\,Iagreewiththem.Howoldishenow?I.ee:Ellie:Lee:Hejustturnedtwoamonthago.Oh,no"'The"terribletwos."Right?Ellie:I.ee:Yep.Itssoexhausting--forbothofus!Doeshethrowthingsaround?Andcryalotmore?Ellie:Lee:Yes,exactly.Sometimeshehitsme.Idon'tknow.Hewassowell-behavedbefore.Ithappenstomostbabies.Theyturntwoandtheirpersonalitychanges.Itsoundslikeyouhavesomeexperiencewith"theterribletwos."Icertainlydo.Mychildrenarefiveandelevennow.butIstillrememberwhentheywere}-oung.WhatcanIdo?Ellie:Lee:Ellie:Lee:Well,rememberthatitwillpass"'itwon'tlastforever.Trytobepatient.Track3-3-2B.I.istenagain.CircleTfortrueorFforf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?Ididn'tsaythat.Itjustwon'tbetheendoftheworldifIdon'tgetit.Whataboutyou?AreyounervousaboutthenewjobtlNotreally.I'mjustgoingto"goxvirhthefloxv,"aslongasthe"floxv"followsmyplan!Track3-4-1A.ListenandFemaleNewscasterV.aleNewscasterI于：VII?。篗WomanF：MUnit4,LessonAcirclethebestheadlineforthenewsstoryyouhear(F):Well,Jim,ournextstoryisastrangeone,isn'tit?(M):Yes,Irene,itsureis.Itsurprisedever}rone.Almost200peopleonatwo-weekholidaytriptoSaintMartinbecamesick.They'recallingitthe"holidavcruisedisease."Itsoundsscary.Whatcausedit'lThedoctorsaren'texactl}rsure,buttheyknowitwassomethinginthefoodthepassengersate.OK,gweusthedetails.Allright,here'sthestory:()nFridaynight,theshipdepartedaround10p.m.with:300passengersonboard.BySundaymorning,somepeoplereportedfeelinglightheaded.Theystayedinbed.Bythatafternoon,morethanhalfofthepassengershadsevereindigestion.Someofthemgotverysick.Wespoketoonewomanaboutherexperience.Everyonewascomplaining.\./IystomachhurtsomuchIcouldn'teatanything.Itwasreallyterrible!What'sthesituationnow?Well,theshiphadtoreturnhomeonMonday----afteronlytwoandahalfday-sat92S新世紀入t-f:英i/.視聽說教程3聽}J原義-N--Nsea----andmostofthepassengerswentstraighttothehospitalthen.F:Ilowaretheydoingnow?M:F:They'reexhausted----manyhaven'tsleptfor48hours----butthe}'redoingfine.That'sgoodnews.It'stoobadtheycouldn'tenjo>rtheirvacation.M:Yes,itis.Andthatsthenextproblem.Thepassengersareaskingfortheirmoneyback,butthecompanydoesn'twanttorefundthefullamount.What'sgoingtohappenthedlI;:M:Nobodyknows.I'IIkeepfollowingthestory,though,andI'IIhavemoredetailsforyoutomorrow.Track3-4-2B.Listenagain.Puttheeventsintheorderthattheyhappened.Track3-4-3B.Chadisvisitingthedoctor.Listentotheirconversation.UnderlineCbad'sProblems.Chad:IIi,DoctorPark.Doctor:Chad:Hi,Chad.Howareyoutoday'lT\otsogreat.Doctor:Chad:W,hatseemstobetheproblem?Well,Ihavearashonmyarm.Ican'tstopscratchingit.Isthereanythingelse'lDoctor:Chad:Yes.Ihaveaslightfever.Doctor:Chad:Isee.Haveyoubeenint,hexvoodsrecently?Let'ssee"'Iwenthikinglastweek.Maybeaninsectbityou.Pleasesituphere.Let'stakeyourtemperature.Doctor:Track3-4-4D.Listentotwopeopletalkingabouthowtheydealtwiththeirillnessintheirchildhood.Payattentiontotheexpressionstheyuse.1.WhenIwas}-oungerandIhadasorethroatmymotherwouldalwaysmakemegarglewithhotwaterandsalt.Surprisingly,itworks.2.Iusealoevera.Iuseitforburnsandthingsontheskin.Ithinkitreallyworks.Track3-4-5A.Listentothepassage"Surprisingsyndromesofmodernlife."Thenlistthenamesofthefivesyndromes(