研究生英语听说教程引进版第一册答案第六章

Chapter Six What’s the Big Emergency
PART ONE PRE-LISTENING: WANTED POSTER
Exercise 1
1.To alert the public about dangerous individuals.
2.Armed kidnapping.
3.Danny is 6’0’’ tall and 170 pounds. He is white, with fair complexion, and has blond hair and
blue eyes, is stocky.
Stella is a white 5’5’’-130-pound small woman. She has brown hair and eyes and has a dark complexion.
4.Danny has a star tattoo on his leg; Stella has a scar on her back and walks with a limp.
5.The color or hue of skin. Can be described in terms of color (light, medium, dark) or quality
(e.g., smooth, rough)
6.Length, texture, (thick, thin, etc.), look (straight, wavy, curly, etc.), etc.
7.General size. Can be described as small, large, stocky, average, etc.
8.Literally: Modus operandi means the procedure used by criminals (what method they use)
9.Answers will vary.
10.Answers will vary.
PART TWO MAIN DIALOGUE
Exercise 1 c. A terrible mistake
Exercise 2
1.Outside of a movie theater.
2.Stolen wallet. (pickpocket)
3.An older woman
4.No, because she was an innocent-looking grandmother type.
5. A man in a long dark coat.
6.Yes. He was wearing dark glasses and looked suspicious.
7.He tells him to go to the police station and look at mug shots.
8.No
9.The man is embarrassed; the woman is insulted.
Exercise 4
1. a
2. b
3. b
4. a
5. a
6. a
Exercise 5
1.Answers will vary.
2.Answers will vary.
3. a. guilty
b. suspect
c. innocent
4.Answers will vary.
Advantages: Burden of proof on court vs. individual; innocent people not automatically
convicted despite police suspicions.
Disadvantages: Dangerous criminals may be freed and subsequently commit other
serious crimes.
PART THREE EXPANSION
Exercise 1A
1.The emergency fire, police and medical number.
2.State your location and the nature of the emergency.
3.The kind of emergency: fire, accident, etc.
4.The police operator (911)
5.Briefly and accurately
6.Describe only one suspect at a time. Describe suspect from head down to feet.
7.No. Call your local police station.
Exercise 1B
The person isn’t calm.
The person does not first state the location.
The person is very excited and does not answer the questions.
The person does not describe the suspects according to the 911 guidelines; describe one person at a time, describe from head to feet.
Exercise 1D
Dispatcher: 911. Emergency assistance.
Caller: I am at 23 Washington Street near Green and there is a car break-in going on across the street. There are three suspects: two men and one woman.
Dispatcher: Can you describe the suspects?
Caller: The first man is tall. He has long dark hair. He is wearing a blue jacket and light pants. The second man is big. He is wearing a hat, a green sweater and blue jeans. He has a bat. The woman has curly brown hair, and is wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and dark sweat pants.
Exercise 2A
1.Answers will vary depending on the type of emergency. The most general supplies
should include food, water, flashlights, first-air supplies, prescription medication, and
battery-operated radio.
2.Agree on a meeting place if family members become separated. Also, choose a
friend/family member out of state and designate this person as the contact individual.
After a disaster, everyone can check in with the contact person.
3.Natural disasters include earthquakes, tornadoes, floods, firestorms, hurricanes/typhoons,
land or mud slides, blizzards, famine. Man-made disasters include arson, bombing, war,
pollution, terrorism.
4.Answers will vary.
PART FOUR FOCUS: TIME CLAUSES
Exercise 1
1. b
2. a
3. b
4. b
5. a
6. b
Exercise 2
1. b
2. b
3. b
4. a
5. b
6. a
PART FIVE LISTENING PRACTICE Exercise 1
1. b
2. a
3. c
4. b
5. b
6. c
7. b
Exercise 2
1. b
2. b
3. b
4. a
5. a
6. c Exercise 3
1. b
2. b
3. c Exercise 4
1. c
2. a
3. a
4. b
5. c
6. a
7. c
8. a
9. b
10. b。