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体验英语六级答案
Unit11
VocabularyTask
ScriptandAnswers
1.A:
I’mreallystressed-out.I’vebeensittinginfrontofthecomputerallday.
B:
Whydon’tyoucallitaday?
Youneedtorest.
A:
Ilikemyjobandamgoodatit.Butitsurelygrindsmedownsometimes.
B:
It’snotwisetooverwork.Thelastthingyouneedtotakehomeisaheadache.
2.A:
Youknowwhat?
IsleptfourteenhoursafterI’dfinishedthatexperiment.Iwaswornout.It’stoomuch.
B:
Howareyoufeelingnow?
Refreshed?
A:
Yes,I’mfullofenergyandreadytocatchuponmyreport.
B:
Good.There’sanotherreportforyoutowrite.Andthisoneisurgent.
3.A:
You’reallsmiles.Somethinggoodmusthavehappenedtoyou.
B:
You’reabsolutelyright.IgotagreatjobatMicrosoft.
A:
Howwonderful.Whatdoyoudothere?
B:
I’minresearchanddevelopment.ButIfeltabitworried.Youknow,lackofinterpersonalskillsputsmeatadisadvantage.
4.A:
Canyoubelieveit?
Martinhastakenovermyslot.
B:
Oh,I’mreallysorrytohearthat.
A:
I’dbeenanewsreaderfortenyears.Ithoughtmyworkhadbeenvalued.ButIwasfiredjustbecauseIturneduplate.
B:
Isympathizewithyou.Butit’snottheendoftheworld.Cheerup!
Withyourexperience,I’msuremanyTVstationswouldbeonlytoogladtohaveyou.
5.A:
Sowhatdidyouthinkaboutthemovie?
B:
Itwasreallynotverygood.Itdisappointedme.
A:
Oh,whatdidn’tyoulike?
B:
Ididn’tliketheending.Itconfusedme.Andtheperformanceofthatstand-inwasthepits.
ListeningTask
Script
Tardinessisnotappropriate
Theword“sorry”seemstobeoverusedthesedays,especiallybypeoplewhoareinthehabitofbeinglateformeetings.
Ithasbecomesofreelyusedthatonedoubtsthecredibilityandsincerityofthesehabitually“unpunctual”people.
Whycan’tpeoplebemorepunctualandresponsibleinlife?
Somepeoplethinkthateveryonewillwaitforthem.Well,theyarewrong.Therearemanyactivitiesthatdonotwaitforlatecomers.
Airlinestakeoffaspunctuallyaspossible,leavingyoubehindifyoudonotcheckinearly.
Operasandstageplaysusuallystartontime,withushersclosingdoorstillanappropriatetimetoallowlatecomerstogoin.Suchlatecomersdisturbtheaudience,soitisagoodideafortheatrestoproceedasscheduled.
Newspapershavedeadlinesforadvertisements.Ifyoumissthedeadlinesinsomecountries,youmighthaveablankspacethenextday.
NewsonradioandTVisalwaysreadatfixedtimesdaily.Ifyouarethenewsreaderandyouarelate,someonehastotakeoveryourslot.
IrememberoncewhenaTVnewsreaderturneduplatebecauseofatrafficjamandaninexperiencedmemberofthestudiocrewhadtoreadthenews,thestand-inwasunpreparedandwassonervousthatshemademanymistakes.TheregularnewsreaderwasnotseenonthatTVstationafterthatincident.
Golftee-offtimesinmanycountriesarefixedonweekendstopreventjam-ups.Ifyouarelate,yourgolfingpartnerswillhavetotee-offwithoutyou.
Insports,athleteshavetoreportontimetoo.Irememberonceafamousrunnercouldnotparticipateinhisfavoriteracebecausehewaslateforhisrace.
Ateacherorlecturerhastimeslotstoo.Studentswillbekeptwaitingifateacherislate.
Therearepeoplewhoarehabituallylateforeverythingbecauseoflackofdiscipline.I’veheardexcusessuchas“myfatherforgottowakemeupontime”or“Ican’tgetupearlyinthemorning.”Often,it’sbecauseofalackorabsenceofplanning.Ifameetingisfixedforacertaindayandtime,onehastoplan,implementandcheckalltherequirementsneededforthemeeting.Notplanningproperlyandnotbeingdisciplinedenoughwouldresultinthingsbeingrushedatthelastminuteandleavingforthemeetingverylate.
Latecomerscandisrupttheschedulesofbusypeopleandtheycanbeputatadisadvantagetoo.Soit’sbettertobe15ormoreminutesearly.Youwon’tbestressedoutfromrushingtothemeetingorcopingwithtrafficjams.Youcanhavetimetocheckthemeetingroom,facilitiesandmaterials.Youcanrehearseonemoretimeforamoreeffectivepresentation.
Whatelsecanyoudowiththesparetimewhenyouareearlyorwhenyouarekeptwaiting?
Youcancatchuponyourreadingorplanyourotheractivities.
Ihaveasimplephilosophy.Don’tkeepotherpeoplewaiting.Iftheykeepmewaiting,Icanusethetimetothink,reflect,plan,pray,readorwrite.
It’sunfairandrudetobehabituallylate.It’smorepoliteandcourteoustobealwaysontime.
RealWorldListening
Script:
Inanaveragelifetime
Judy:
You’dbetterjumpintheshower,oryou’llbelateforyourmeeting.
David:
I’malwaysrunninglate.Ineverseemtohaveenoughtime.IwonderhowmuchtimeI’vespentinmeetingsinmylife.
Judy:
Yououghttoreadthisbook.Ittellshowmuchtimewespend
(1)doingaparticularactivityinalifetime.Itsaysthe
(2)averageAmericanspends3yearsoftheirlifeinbusinessmeetings.
David:
Threeyears?
Goodgrief!
IwonderhowmuchtimeIspend(3)commutingtowork.
Judy:
Itsayshereyouspend10monthscommutingtoandfromwork.
David:
That’sdepressing.Hey,aren’tthe(4)NBAplayoffsonTVtonight?
Judy:
Yes.DidyouknowthattheaverageAmericanspends13yearsand4monthswatchingTV,buttheyonlyspend12yearsand8monthsinschool.
David:
13years(5)infrontofthetube?
That’saboutonesixthofourlife!
Judy:
Onesixthifyoulivedtobe78.ButtheaverageAmericanonlylivestobe74.(6)Don’tfret.TheaverageAmericanearns$1.3milliondollarsinhislifetime.
David:
Isthatall?
Therearepeoplewhomakemorethanthatinoneyear!
Lookout!
Thebabyisgettingintomy(7)CDcollection.
Judy:
Theaveragepersonbuys232records,tapes,andCDsintheirlife.
David:
Iwon’thaveanyifyoudon’tstopthebaby.There’sthephone.Wouldyougetthat,honey?
Judy:
Sure.Thebooksaysthatwespendthe(8)equivalentof2yearsonthetelephoneinourlives.
David:
Nowonderourphonebillissohigh.Whowasit?
Judy:
Idon’tknow.Ididn’tansweritintime.
David:
Sowhatarewehavingfordinnertonight?
Judy:
Theaveragefamilyspendsover17000hourseatingmealsathome.
David:
IwonderhowmanystomachachesI’vehadinalifetime.
Judy:
Becauseofmycooking?
IsthatthethanksIgetfor(9)slavingoverahotstovetomakeyourdinner?
David:
Justkidding.I’lltakeyououttodinnerthisweekend.
Judy:
TheaverageAmericaneatsoutatrestaurants14411times.
David:
Thatmuch?
Idon’tcarewherewegoaslongaswedon’thaveto(10)standinline.
Judy:
Itsaysherethattheaveragepersonspendsabout5yearsoftheirlifewaitinginline.
David:
Well,IguessI’dbettergetintheshower.
Judy:
DidyouknowthattheaverageAmericanspends7yearsinthebathroomandtakesnearly26000showers?
Butbecauseyoushowerlongerthantheaverageperson,youprobablyspend8yearsinthebathroom.
David:
IthinkI’lljust(11)skiptheshowertoday.I’lljusthaveacupofcoffee.
Judy:
ThisbooksaystheaverageAmericanspends$3342oncoffeeintheirlifetime.
David:
Wow,that’sexpensive,we’vegotto(12)cutdownoncoffee.Haveyouseenmycigarettes?
Judy:
Yeah.Thereonthepiano.DidyouknowtheaverageAmericansmokerconsumesover590000cigarettes,whiletheaveragenonsmoker(13)inhalestheequivalentof13600cigarettes?
David:
IhadnoideathatIsmokedthatmanycigarettes.Nowondersmokersgetcancer.IswearI’mgonnaquitthisyear.Well,I’dbetterrun.I’llseeyoutonight.
Judy:
Drivecarefully.TheaverageAmerican(14)isinvolvedin6motorvehicleaccidentsintheirlifetime.
David:
Wouldyoudomeafavor?
Judy:
What’sthat?
David:
(15)Getridofthatdamnbook!
Unit12
VocabularyTask
ScriptandAnswers
1.A:
Terribleday,isn’tit?
Idon’tfeellikedoinganything.
B:
Youmustbeundertheweather.Itisdepressionthatyouaresufferingfrom.
A:
That’srubbish.You’reexaggerating.
B:
Don’tfidget.Evensomecelebritieshavestruggledwithdepression.Takinganti-depressantscouldmakeadifference.
2.A:
Lookatallthatfrostonthelawn.It’ssobeautiful!
B:
That’stheworkoftheSevenSisters.Theyaresheddingofficiclestheybroughtfromtheearth.
A:
What?
SevenSisters?
I’mputinafog!
Frostisformedoutofwatervaporintheairwhenthetemperaturedropsbelowfreezing.
B:
Justkidding!
Sometimeswatervapormaychangedirectlytoicewithoutgoingthroughthisliquidstateoffrostfirst.
3.A:
WhereisTom?
Irememberyoutwohavealwaysbeentogether.
B:
Weusedtodothingstogetherbutnotanymore.Heissimplyafairweatherfriend.
A:
No,he’snotlikethat,ishe?
Whatdidhedo?
B:
Hedidn’tdoanythingbuthehasn’tturnedupeversincemybusinesswentintobankruptcy.
4.A:
Benlooksexhausted.Whathashebeendoing?
B:
Youcantell.Influenzacompleteditswest-to-eastsweeplikeastormfront,sowingchillsandfevernationwideandknockingdownsomanypeople.
A:
Doyoumeanhe’sfallenpreytotheflu?
B:
Don’tplaydumb.He’sadoctorandhe’sbeensnowedunderwiththemostseriouscases.
5.A:
Hey!
Longtimenosee.Let’sgotodinnertogether.
B:
Ican’ttonight,butI’lltakearaincheck.
A:
Youmakemesad.What’skeptyourushingaround?
B:
I’mshapingupforanotherstormchasing.Thisisthebestseasonofstorms.Ican’tmissit.
ListeningTask
Script
Freakweatherincidents
Ifyourweatherforecastersaiditwouldrainfrogsyoumightthinktheyhadgonemad.Butrainsoffishorfrogsorotheranimalshavebeenreportedforcenturies.OnAugust8,2000
(1)ashowerofdeadbutstillfreshspratsraineddownonthefishingportofGreatYarmouth,inNorfolk,England,
(2)afterathunderstorm.Thefishshowerwouldhavebeen
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