英语自主听力三级答案0

3-1
Man-1: Good morning, Nadia!
Nadia: Good morning.
Woman-1: Hi! How are you?
Nadia: Hi! Fine thanks.
Woman-2: Hi, Nadia. How are you doing?
Nadia: Great. I had a great weekend!
Man-2: Hey, Nadia! How's it going?
Nadia: Morning. Fine. How about you?
Woman-3: Hello, Ms. Barnes. Did you have a good weekend? Nadia: Yes, it was very good. How about you?
Woman-4: Good morning.
Nadia: Good morning.
Woman-4: Coffee?
Nadia: Sure, thanks... Sorry. Gotta go.
Nadia: Good morning, everyone.
Students: Good morning, Ms. Barnes.
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Clerk: Next.
Ted: Yes, I'd like this video.
Clerk: Do you have your card?
Ted: No, I don't have a card.
Clerk: Okay. I'll make a card. What's your name?
Ted: Ted Mendrou.
Clerk: How do you spell that?
Ted: M-E-N-D-R-O-U.
Clerk: And what's your address?
Ted: 27 Red Tree Drive.
Clerk: Red Tree? Is that one word or two?
Ted: It's two words: Red. Tree.
Clerk: What is your telephone number?
Ted: 777-0768.
Clerk: Is that the 818 area code?
Ted: Yep.
Clerk: Where do you work?
Ted: I don't work. I'm a student.
Clerk: Okay, now I just need a credit card number.
Ted: A credit card?
Clerk: Yes, you know, VISA, MasterCard...
Ted: Uh-oh.
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Alan: I looked on the Internet today and I think I found a hotel for us.
Bob: Oh, yeah? Me, too. What does yours have?
Alan: Well, it's a business hotel. The room has two beds. And, of course, a bathroom. The bathroom has a bathtub, but no shower.
Bob: That's it?
Alan: Well, in the picture it looks like there's also a couch and table.
Bob: Two beds, a couch, a table and no shower. Okay. Want to hear about my hotel?
Alan: All right, but I...
Bob: It's the Ritz Hotel. It looks great! The room is really two rooms, a bedroom with two really big beds and a living room with a couch, a table and chairs. There is a bath room with a shower and a big bathtub. And listen to this. You also get a refrigerator and a big-screen TV!
Alan: Sounds expensive.
Bob: Wait. There's even a health club with a pool!
Alan: How much?
Bob: Only 450 a night.
Alan: $450 a night. What!?
3-4
Susan: Come on, David. Let's get ready for the ski trip.
David: Already?
Susan: What do you mean "already"? We're leaving tomorrow morning. David: Oh. Well. I don't need to get ready. I can just take a few things, you know, a ski jacket, a sweater, my ski boots. I don't need much.
Susan: You need more than that. How about gloves?
David: Oh, yeah. I guess I need a pair of gloves.
Susan: Right. And how about a hat? You've got a great yellow and black ski hat. Take that.
David: Oh, right. Okay. Where is my hat? Great. I found it. And here are my black gloves. Ahhh... Here's my blue sweater. I'll take this too. Susan, where's
my yellow and green ski sweater?
Susan: I thought you only needed one sweater.
David: Well, yeah, but... It's always good to have two. Let's see. What else? Maybe I'll take this...
Susan: David, our hotel has a spa and a swimming pool. Take a swimming suit. Your blue one.
David: Right, right. My blue swimming suit. Then, of course, I need to take my white bathrobe. Okay. I think I'm ready... Wait, I guess I'll take my black suit, too. And this white shirt and my red tie. So we can go out at night. Susan: I thought you only needed a ski jacket, a sweater, and a pair of ski boots...
David: No, actually, what I need is a bigger suitcase. I think I'll take an extra pair of jeans, and maybe a few more shirts...
Susan: David!
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Robert: Hi, I'm Robert. How's it going?
Miguel: Hi. My name's Miguel. Sorry, I didn't catch your name.
Robert: It's Robert. I'm from San Francisco, in the U.S. Nice to meet you --Miguel.
Miguel: Nice to meet you, too.
Robert: Is this your first day here?
Miguel: Yes. I just got to London today.
Robert: Where are you from?
Miguel: I'm Colombian. From Bogota, Colombia.
Keiko: Hi. Can I sit here?
Robert: Hello. Sure. There's plenty of room. I'm Robert.
Keiko: Hi. My name's Keiko. Where are you from, Robert?
Robert: Hi. Keiko. I'm from California. And you...? But, are you from Japan? Keiko: Yes. I'm from Osaka, originally. Now I live in Paris.
Robert: Really? What do you do there?
Keiko: I work for a high-tech company. I'm so glad to be away from work. Robert: Right.
Keiko: Do you have any ideas on fun things to do here in London? Robert: Yeah. Let me get my guidebook. And my map. I'll be right back. Silvia: Hello. I'm Silvia. Do any of you know what time it is?
Miguel: It's 6:15. I think dinner is at 7:00. Have a seat.
Silvia: Thank you.
Miguel: I'm Miguel. I'm from Colombia. And this is Keiko, from Japan. Where're you from, Silvia?
Silvia: I'm from Italy. From a small town near Venice. Have you been to Italy?
Miguel: No, but I'd love to go. I like Italian food. And, Italian cars.
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K: Hello?
L: Hi, Karen. This is Lisa.
K: Wow! How are you? Where are you?
L: I am at home. I just got back last night. From Hawaii.
K: So how was it? Tell me.
L: It was so great. Great. You should see me. The new me.
K: What do you mean "the new me"? What did you do?
L: Well, remember my hair?
K: Yeah...
L: It was brown.
K: Yeah... And long and curly.
L: Well, now it's blond. And...
K: Let me guess. It's short?
L: Yeah. It looks so great. It's short and it's straight. And so blond!
K: Blond, short, and straight? Wow! I can't wait to see you!
L: And, there's more. I walked and jogged every day. And I went swimming a lot. So good-bye, fat. No more fat. Now I'm thin.
K: Thin and short, straight hair? I won't know you.
L: Wait. There's more. A surprise.
K: Can you come over now?
L: Sure, I'll run over right now.
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Tony: Well, I brought some photos of my family with me. I want to show them to you.
Friend: Wow, you brought lots of photos. Great!
Tony: Here's the first one.
Friend: Let me see. Oh, what a nice family. Is she your mother?
Tony: Yes, she's my mother.
Friend: And who's in the second picture?
Tony: Oh, this is my grandmother.
Friend: Does she live with you?
Tony: Yep. She lives with us.
Friend: How about in this picture? Who are the girls?
Tony: Well, the one on the right is Carla - she's my sister.
Friend: And the one on the left is who?
Tony: Um, that's Ellen. She's also my sister.
Friend: Oh?
Tony: And in this picture, this is Lenny and Marty. They're my brothers. Friend: Wait a minute. How many brothers and sisters do you have?
Tony: Well, it's a little hard to follow, but I'll explain. This is my mother. And this is my mother's husband, Evan.
Friend: That's your father?
Tony: No, he's not my father. My mother and father are divorced. And, Evan is also divorced.
Friend: Okay.
Tony: And he married my mother last year. He has two children, also, one boy and one girl. Marty and Ellen. So, actually, Marty is my stepbrother and Ellen is my stepsister.
Friend: Stepbrother and stepsister?
Tony: Yeah. That means my mother isn't their mother, but my mother is married to their father.
Friend: Oh, it's a little hard to follow.
Tony: Well, it really doesn't matter now. We all just live together and we're a family.
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Michael: Well, what do you want to do first?
Colette: I know. Let's go to Nijo Castle.
Michael: Nijo Castle? Okay. Can you ask someone for directions? Colette: Okay. Here goes. Excuse me... We're trying to find...
Man: Sorry, sorry, I don't speak English.
Colette: Oh... Excuse me... Where is Nijo Castle?
Woman #1: Nijo Castle? <explains it in Japanese>
Michael: Thank you.
Colette: Did you understand that?
Michael: No, I didn't understand that. Let's see if we can find another tourist. Colette: There's someone. With a map. On the corner. See?
Michael: Let's go. Excuse me, can you help us? We want to go to Nijo Castle. Woman #2: Oh, I've been there. Okay, go down this street. There is the International Hotel of Kyoto. Across from the hotel is Nijo Castle. Also, NHK radio station is next to Nijo Castle. Nijo Castle is between the NHK radio station and the International Hotel.
Both: Great. Thanks for your help.
3-9
Interviewer: Good morning. Are you Daniel Rodriguez?
Daniel: Yes, I am.
Interviewer: How are you today?
Daniel: Fine, thanks.
Interviewer: I understand you want to get a job here at the hotel.
Daniel: Yes, I do.
Interviewer: Well, tell me a little about yourself. First, what languages do you speak?
Daniel: I can speak English, and of course Spanish. And a little Japanese. Interviewer: Can you work at the front desk? Use a computer? Send faxes, e-mail and so on?
Daniel: Sure, I can use a computer. I can do all that.
Interviewer: Okay. Let's see. There are a lot of other jobs here at the hotel, so I need to find out what else you can do. Can you swim? We have a swimming pool here.
Daniel: Yes, I can swim.
Interviewer: We have four restaurants. And one coffee shop. Can you wait tables?
Daniel: Yeah, I worked as a waiter at a restaurant last year.
Interviewer: Can you cook?
Daniel: Um, no, I can't cook.
Interviewer: Are you strong? Can you carry heavy suitcases?
Daniel: I think so.
Interviewer: How about weekends? That's our busiest time. Can you work on weekends?
Daniel: Uh, I can work Saturdays, but not Sundays.
Interviewer: Hmm. I see. Now the most important question is, Do you like
working with people? At a hotel, you work with people all day.
Daniel: Yeah, I can work with a lot of people. I come from a big family. Interviewer: Well, Daniel. Thank you for coming in today. I'll give you a call in a few days.
Daniel: Thank you. Good-bye.
Interviewer: Good-bye.
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Celia: Hey, Laura! How's it going?
Laura: Oh, Celia, hi! I'm doing fine. What are you up to?
Celia: School and work, mostly. I go to school in the morning. And I work three nights a week at Cesar's, you know, the new Italian restaurant downtown. How about you?
Laura: Right now, I have two jobs. On Tuesday and Thursday I work at the mall.
Celia: Uh-huh.
Laura: And on Monday, Wednesday and Friday I work for KPFA, the radio station.
Celia: Oh, interesting.
Celia: It's so good to see you. Let's get together some night.
Laura: Sure.
Celia: How about Monday night?
Laura: Oh, I can't on Monday night. I have dance class. How about Tuesday? Celia: Oh, Tuesday I work in the evening. But how about Wednesday or Thursday?
Laura: Mmm... Wednesday I have my dance class again, and Thursday evening I work at the mall. Friday?
Celia: Actually, every Friday evening I go to my health club. Usually, I swim or lift weights or...
Laura: Where do you go?
Celia: I go to Silver Gym on East Main Street...
Laura: You're kidding! I go to Silver Gym, too. I seldom go on Friday, though. I usually go on Saturday.
Celia: Well, do you want to go this Friday night? About 6 o'clock? We can exercise, and then go to dinner or something.
Laura: Sure. Sounds good. See you then.
Interviewer: Jason, could you tell us about your round-the-world trip? Jason: Sure. I started in England about five years ago, in a special boat. Interviewer: A special boat? What do you mean?
Jason: It's a pedal boat. I'm trying to go around the world just using human power.
Interviewer: Ah-hah. Human power? What do you mean, just human power? Jason: Human power is just the power of myself. No wind and no motors. Interviewer: Wow. That's interesting. Where did you start?
Jason: I started in England and I pedaled across the Atlantic Ocean to the U.S. In 111 days. And then I in-line skated across the United States, to San Francisco.
Interviewer: That's a long way. How long did that take?
Jason: Well, I thought it was only going to take three months, but it ended up taking a year.
Interviewer: And now we're here in Hawaii.
Jason: Right.
Interviewer: How did you get to Hawaii?
Jason: Well, I pedaled the boat from San Francisco to Hawaii in 53 days. Interviewer: That's a long time. And what are your plans from here? Jason: I'm going to pedal the boat from Hawaii to Australia. And then bicycle through Australia, kayak up through Indonesia to Malaysia, and then use a bicycle up through Thailand, China, India, and all the way back through Europe, back to my starting point in England.
Interviewer: Wow! And how long do you think that will take?
Jason: Probably another four years.
Interviewer: Well, it's been a pleasure meeting you, Jason. And I wish you good luck on the rest of your trip.
Jason: Thank you.
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Sarah: Good morning. I'd like a large coffee and a bagel.
Clerk: That'll be $2.75.
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Sarah: Let's see. The fare to downtown is $3.50. Can I have one ticket to downtown?
Clerk: That's $3.50.
Sarah: Hmm. The lunch special today is pizza with a small salad and a drink for $6.00. I think I'll get that.
Friend: That's a good deal. $6.00. I'll get that, too.
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Sarah: I'd like a ticket for the 8 o'clock show.
Clerk: That's $7.50.
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Sarah: Let's get something to eat during the movie. I didn't eat dinner. Hmm. What do they have? Hmm. A small popcorn is $3.00 and a medium drink is $1.50. I guess I want that.
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Sarah: Let's take a taxi home. It's so late... And I'm so tired. Taxi!
Sarah: Please let us off at 56th and Broadway.
Driver: Sure.
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Driver: Here you go.
Sarah: How much is the fare?
Driver: It's $8.00.
Sarah: Here's a ten. Thanks. Goodnight.
3-13
"Message 1 (beep): Hi. This is Emma. Guess what? I got two tickets for the concert. Meet me at 7:30 at the Warfield Music Hall. At the main door at 7:30. Okay?
Message 2 (beep): This is Dr. Davis's office. Your appointment on Tuesday was for 3:00. It's been changed to 3:30. Please call the office if you can't come at 3:30.
Message 3 (beep): This is Todd. Where are you, Julie? You said to meet you at the park at 4 o'clock. It's 4:30 now. Where are you? I'm leaving.
Message 4 (beep): Julie? This is your mother. The whole family is coming to dinner on Sunday at 5 o'clock. That's 5 o'clock. Don't be late.
Message 5 (beep): Hi. This is Robert. My flight arrives on Monday at 2:10 in
the afternoon. Please meet me at the airport. Call me if you can't meet me, okay? Bye." Always on time!
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"Mark: Hi, Paul. It's me.
Paul: Hi, Mark How's your trip?
Mark: Great. I'm having a great time. The weather is perfect. Every day is warm, sunny, great. I sleep late, go to the beach. How's it there?
Paul: Well, it's terrible, actually. It's cold and it rained this morning. It's getting colder. It's supposed to snow tomorrow. A big storm.
Mark: Too bad! You should be here with me.
Paul: I don't know. Maybe.
Mark: What do you mean, maybe?
Paul: Did you hear the weather report today?
Mark: No, why?
Paul: You need to. So you can get ready.
Mark: Ready for what?
Paul: Ready for the hurricane.
Mark: Hurricane?
Paul: Yeah, I saw it on TV this morning. A hurricane is coming. There will be lots of strong winds tomorrow, and heavy rain. It's a big hurricane, and it's coming up the coast of Mexico.
Mark: Hurricane? I can't believe it. Well, today is sunny and warm. And that's all I care about. Nice breeze. Beautiful weather. I'm going to the beach. I'll worry about the hurricane later.
Paul: Okay. I'll talk to you later. But be careful.
Mark: I'll call you tomorrow. Bye." It's so cold!
3-15
Agent: Well, I have three trips you might like. I'll tell you about each of them. Trip #1 is in Hawaii. (Mmm.) For one week. It is an outdoors trip. You hike, you swim, you windsurf. (Uh-huh.) You can scuba dive. You can just walk at the beach. Every day there is something different. This is a great trip for people who like to do many things. (Okay.) Trip #2 is a little bit different. It is called the Night Tour Holiday. It's for 5 days in Rio. (Mmm.) You don't do much in the daytime. You sleep. You sleep in the day and have fun at night. (Ooh!) You go to a new club every night. You hear great music.
You dance. You meet a lot of fun people. (Ah-hah.) You relax and have fun. It's a five-day party. (Great!) Trip #3 is also interesting. It's to Manila for one week. (Mmm.) You do a lot of things. You go to museums, you go shopping. The shopping is good. You go to beaches near Manila. You go hiking in the mountains. And at night you can hear music, go to good restaurants, and walk around.
Maggie: They all sound good. I don't know. Let me think about the three trips - Hawaii, Rio, Manila. It's so hard to decide.
3-16
"Rob: Hi! My name's Rob. How's it going?
Ken: Hi! I'm Ken. Nice to meet you.
Rob: Are you from Vancouver?
Ken: Well, I'm from Hong Kong, but I live near Vancouver now. I just started a new job here.
Rob: How do you like Vancouver?
Ken: Umm. I like it. There are so many things to do: I like the concerts, the music. And the people are very friendly.
Rob: Yeah, I like all the parks, the stores, the people. There's always something happening.
Ken: Yeah. I like all that, too. But I don't like the place I live. It's a new condo near Stanley Park. I live alone, and it's just a little too quiet.
Rob: Quiet is usually good.
Ken: Yeah, but I don't like to live alone. In Hong Kong I lived with my family in a big apartment. My parents, my grandparents, my sister and brother. It was noisy, it was busy, but it was home. We ate dinner together, we talked together. I miss that, especially the food. Now I know that my mother is a good cook!
Rob: It sounds to me like you're a little homesick. I know some good Chinese restaurants around here. Here, I'll write down a few names. It won't be the same as your mother's cooking but you can try them.
Ken: Sure, thanks. Sounds good." Where's home?
3-17
ListText ListTitle
"Doctor: Welcome to ""ask the Doctor."" I'm Dr. Helen Monroe here today to help you with your health problems. Let's go to the first caller. Hello, you're
on the air.
First Caller: Hello. My problem is sunburn. I fell asleep in the sun. Now I have a bad sunburn. Really bad. My skin is red and hot. I can't eat. I can't sleep. I feel terrible. What should I do?
Doctor: For a bad sunburn, drink a lot of water. Stay in a cool, quiet room. Rest. And of course, don't go outside in the sun. Eat cool foods like ice cream and drink cold juice. Now on to our next caller.
Second Caller: My problem is I can't sleep at night. Every night I can't fall asleep. So... I'm always tired.
Doctor: If you can't sleep, don't take sleep medicine. It doesn't really help you. Instead, try to get some exercise every day. Swim, play tennis, dance ...perhaps take a walk. Secondly, don't drink a lot of alcohol or coffee. Especially coffee. It's loaded with caffeine that will keep you up. Third, try reading something very boring. A boring book can help you go right to sleep! Now to our next caller..." How are you feeling?
3-18
ListText ListTitle
"CyberMall: Welcome to . May we help you?
Thomas: Yes. I need to buy some Christmas presents.
CyberMall: Please, enter your shopping list.
Thomas: (typing)
CyberMall: Are you ready to start shopping, or do you want to take a look around?
Thomas: I'm ready to start shopping.
CyberMall: What's first?
Thomas: The DVD player for my brother.
CyberMall: Here is a selection of DVD players from Electric World. Please choose the brand and model you want.
Thomas: Hmm... I think this one.
CyberMall: Thank you. One Electra 77 DVD player, $175. What's next? Thomas: I guess the sweater for my sister.
CyberMall: Here is a selection of sweaters from Clothes World. Do you see the one you want?
Thomas: Um, yes, this one, 3c.
CyberMall: Thank you. What color do you want? What size? Please choose a color, then a size.
Thomas: I'd like a black sweater, size small.
CyberMall: Thank you. One sweater, number 3c, color: black, size: small. Next...
Thomas: Next, I'll get my mother's present. I want to get her some gold earrings.
CyberMall: Here are 10 choices of gold earrings from Jewel Mart. Please select the ones you want.
Thomas: (click)
CyberMall: Okay, thank you. We added the gold earrings to your shopping cart. That's 75 dollars. Last on your list is your father. Your father wants some new golf clubs. We have golf clubs at Sports Express. Please select the golf clubs you want.
Thomas: Okay. I guess these. (click)
CyberMall: Thank you. A set of Big Hit Clubs, $400. There are no other names on your list. Are you ready to pay?
Thomas: Yes.
CyberMall: Please enter your credit card number.
Thomas: Um, okay?(types in number)
CyberMall: Thank you for shopping at CyberMall. We will ship your order to you. Your total is..." Click to shop
3-19
Simon: Many people like to eat pizza, but do you know how to make it? Today on "You Can Cook!" you can learn how to make delicious pizza. It's easy. It's fun. You can do it. To get started, check the list of ingredients: You need water, sugar, yeast, olive oil, flour and salt. Now, first, you need to make the dough. To make it, you just mix everything together. Then, you have to cover the dough and wait one and a half hours. Now, the second step is the fun part. You make the dough into a big round circle. You push it and pull it and stretch it into a circle. The next step is the sauce. You spread some pizza sauce, some tomato sauce, onto the dough. Not a lot of sauce. Too much sauce and the dough gets too wet. Then you add cheese. Mozzarella cheese is good. Two cups of cheese is about right. Sprinkle it on top. Now you are ready to add the toppings. You can use slices of sausage, diced onion, pieces of green pepper, chopped mushrooms, shrimp, strips of chicken... whatever you like. Next, you bake it for about 20 minutes. Finally, the pizza is ready! If this doesn't work, don't worry. You can go out and get a slice of
pizza with your friends!
3-20
"Announcer 1: At the San Diego zoo yesterday a gorilla saved a baby girl after the baby fell in with the gorillas. The mother gorilla picked up the baby girl and carried her to safety.
Announcer 2: Health Beat: A new study shows that people who are happy live longer than people who are not happy. Doctors don't know why. But remember to smile!
Announcer 3: From the Financial Times: Sony announces a new 3-D virtual game system that will make every boy and girl happy. It will go on sale next month in time for Christmas.
Announcer 4: This just in from Switzerland. Ten skiers are missing after an avalanche in the Swiss Alps.
Announcer 5: World News: This just in from Italy. An Italian passenger train went off the tracks this morning between Rome and Naples. No one knows why. 66 people hurt." In the news。