朗文交互英语三级B1-B4Tasklistening

朗文交互英语三级B1-B4Tasklistening
Thank for you contacting Health Web. Please click on the type of advice you need . . . Thank you, you have selected: Sprained ankles.
Sprained ankles are a very common injury. A sprain occurs when you suddenly stretch or tear one of the three ligaments around the ankle. We suggest the following treatment.
First, carefully remove your shoe and sock.
Next, compress the ankle by wrapping an elastic bandage two times around the sprained ankle. The bandage should be snug, but not too tight.
Then apply an ice bag. Place the ice on top of the bandage, not directly on your skin. Ice prevents further swelling.
After that, elevate the ankle so that it is higher than your heart. This will help reduce the pain.
If you are in a lot of pain, take an over-the-counter pain medication.
After 30 minutes, try to stand, but don't put too much weight on the ankle. Move the ankle around slowly. Movement is important so the ankle doesn't become stiff.
Continue to apply an ice bag on the ankle for 20 minutes, every two hours, throughout the next day. This will help promote healing. Rest your ankle for 24 to 48 hours.
This treatment is called the RICE treatment, R-I-C-E: R is for rest, I is for ice, C is for compression, and E is for elevation.
Host: Welcome to Star Talk. Today's topic is "Privacy." Should entertainers--movie stars, singers--have the right to privacy? Let's take our first call. Hello, Caller number 1.
Caller 1: Hello. I'm a big movie buff, and I read all the
entertainment magazines. I love reading about movie stars and their private lives. Ordinary people want to know what the stars are up to--that's only natural! But on the other hand, I can understand why some stars get angry when reporters and photographers reveal all their embarrassing secrets. Everyone needs a little privacy . . . even movie stars!
Host: Thank you. Let's take our next call. Caller number 2, are you there?
Caller 2: Hello, I'm a well-known actor . . . and people come up to me in public all the time to ask for my autograph, or talk with me, like I'm their friend, or even take my picture . . . it's a huge invasion of privacy for me. I have a life, you know. Everyone deserves to have privacy. Everyone. Look, acting is my profession and I'm happy to act for a living, but I don't live my life for you.
Host: OK, and now let's take another call, from Caller number 3.
Caller 3: Hello, I'm a photographer for the entertainment magazine, Drool, and my job is to record what's going on in the lives of famous people. I have a tough job, and I have to do it, right? In fact, we're the ones, the media are the ones who make these people famous. They should be grateful. If they don't want to share their lives with the world, they can go into a different line of work.
Laura's Secret, just a touch is fine
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Laura's Secret, your locks will really shine
Everyone will talk about your hair!
I wanna be an Auntie Nell donut,
I really really really wanna be
If I were an Auntie Nell donut,
All the world would be in love with me!
I love Sweet-Aid, it's pretty and it's pink!
I love Sweet-Aid, it's the coolest drink!
I love Sweet-Aid, the taste is so "Wow!"
I love Sweet-Aid, I've got to have some now
Receptionist: Hello, can I help you?
Visitor 1: I'm looking for the office of William Meyer, MDG Records.
Receptionist: Yes, MDG Records is on the fifth floor. William Meyer is in Suite 505.
Visitor 1: Thanks. 505?
Receptionist: Yes, take the B bank of elevators, get off at the fifth floor, and the office will be on your right.
Visitor 1: Thank you.
Receptionist: (fade out) First, could you sign in, please? And can I see some identification?
Receptionist: Yes, can I help you find someone?
Visitor 2: I have an appointment with Lucille Cross.
Receptionist: And she would be with . . . ?
Visitor 2: With Crescent Accounting.
Receptionist: Yes, that's on the twelfth floor. Suite 1201.
Visitor 2: Twelfth floor?
Receptionist: Yes, take the C bank of elevators to the twelfth floor, and you'll see Crescent Accounting on your left.
Visitor 2: Thanks.
Receptionist: Just a moment. They like me to call up first . . . your name is . . . ?。