高三英语听力教程mp3下载unit 11

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[00:07.45]Part I
[00:08.68]1.He had to apologize publicly for that serious mistake.
[00:14.83]2.If you are merciful to others, you can hope for mercy yourself.
[00:20.74]3.Zhang Fei was very strong and brave, but his biggest weakness was drinking.
[00:28.40]4.When everybody was seated, she began to ask questions.
[00:34.27]5.Troublesome children always make a lot of trouble.
[00:39.28]6.The beer they served us at the Duke's court was very bitter.
[00:44.46]7.She was always gentle with her children, never hitting or scolding them.
[00:50.83]8.In Venice, the punishment for people who murder was usually death.
[00:56.59]9.We desired the latest information on Japan's car industry.
[01:01.99]10.My life has been very calm recently.
[01:07.03]Part II
[01:08.33]Part A
[01:09.59]1.M:I don't know how to get to the library from here.
[01:14.34]W:Go to the end of the block, turn right, go straight ahead for 4 blocks, then turn left and you will be 1 block from the library.
[01:23.74]Q:How far is the library?
[01:26.94]2.M:I have only 10 dollars. Is it enough for three tickets?
[01:32.45]W:Well, you can buy 3 $2 tickets, or 3 $3 tickets, whichever you prefer.
[01:39.25]Q:How many kinds of tickets are there?
[01:43.14]3.M:I like that fifty-dollar suitcase very much, but 30 is all that I can afford.
[01:50.45]W:You must have been looking at the wrong tickets.
[01:53.47]Q:What is the present price of the suitcase?
[01:58.01]4.M:What does your watch say? My clock says 8 o'clock sharp.
[02:03.88]W:Mine is a quarter of an hour slow.
[02:06.79]Q:What does her watch say?
[02:10.25]5.M:What's the time according to your watch?
[02:14.50]W:Eight-thirty. But it's three minutes fast.
[02:17.81]Q:What is the correct time?
[02:21.30]Part B
[02:22.67]1.M:Good morning,the Dean's office.
[02:26.84]W:Hello, this is Mary Smith speaking. I was just calling before I left my dorm room
[02:32.24]to make sure that I have an appointment with Dean Maple this morning at ten o'clock.
[02:37.25]M:Please wait a minute. I'll check with his secretary. Hello, Miss Smith.
[02:42.65]W:Yes.
[02:43.84]M:She looked at his calendar and he does have your appointment in his book for ten.
[02:49.45]W:Oh, thank you very much. I'll be right over after breakfast.
[02:53.95]M:All right. Good-bye.
[02:56.00]Q:6.Who was Mary talking to?
[03:00.14]Q7.Why did Mary call?
[03:03.85]Q8.What will Mary do at ten o'clock?
[03:08.75]2.M:What can I do for you?
[03:11.84]W:Yes, I hurt my right hand by accident yesterday.
[03:15.91]M:Let me first have a look at your hand.
[03:18.54]W:Is that serious?
[03:20.48]M:No, not really. But you have to use your left hand on most occasions for about a week. Then you will recover.
[03:28.04]W:Oh, that's quite a problem. In fact, I am a secretary of a company and I always do the written work.
[03:35.39]So how can I use my left hand to write?
[03:38.34]M:I suggest you should ask your boss for leave for a few days.
[03:42.88]W:Yes, I think that's the only way to solve the problem.
[03:46.87]Q9.What is wrong with the woman?
[03:50.98]Q10.What does the woman do?
[03:54.90]3.Bassanio fell in love with Portia, but he could not ask her to marry him because he was poor.
[04:03.07]His best friend Antonio, a merchant of Venice, was willing to help him,
[04:08.26]but he had no money just then. Antonio went to ask Shylock,
[04:13.26]a moneylender for help.
[04:15.35]Having been scolded by Antonio for being cruel and greedy, Shylock hated him.
[04:20.78]However, he agreed to lend him the money on the condition that Antonio would return him a pound of his flesh if he could not repay him within    three months.
[04:31.62]With the money Antonio had borrowed from Shylock, Bassanio married Portia,
[04:36.55]but unfortunately, Antonio lost all his ships at sea.
[04:41.05]He would have to give Shylock a pound of flesh.
[04:44.58]Q11.Why couldn't Bassanio ask Portia to marry him?
[04:49.69]Q12.Who borrowed money from Shylock?
[04:53.65]Q13.What would Antonio have to do if he did not return the money in three months?
[05:01.07]4.OK, everybody, can we start the meeting now?
[05:05.68]I am Mike Johnson, the chairperson of the graduation ceremony.
[05:10.64]You've been all selected as representatives to plan the graduation ceremony.
[05:15.68]I am sending around a sheet of paper for you to fill in your name and telephone number.
[05:21.08]Also, pease write down that part of the ceremony you would like to work on.
[05:26.23]Kemember, as a representative, you'll have a lot of responsibilities.
[05:30.91]So only sign up if you feel you have the time to participate.
[05:35.52]When everyone has finished writing down the information please return the paper to me.
[05:41.03]At our next meeting, one week from today, we'll start to discuss the details of the ceremony.
[05:47.87]Q14.What is the purpose of the meeting?
[05:52.66]Q15.What should the students write on the paper?
[05:57.48]Q16.Who should sign up?
[06:01.12]Q17.When is the next meeting?
[06:05.26]5.Cars are an important part of life in the United States.
[06:10.87]Without a car most people feel that they are poor.
[06:14.62]And cars made the United States a nation on wheels.
[06:18.65]There are three main reasons the car became so popular in the United States.
[06:23.90]First of all, the country is a huge one and Americans like to move around.
[06:29.02]The car provides the most comfortable and cheapest form of transportation.
[06:33.84]The second reason is that the United States never really developed an efficient and cheap form of public transportation.
[06:41.90]Long-distance trains have never been seen as common in the United States as they are in other parts of the world.
[06:49.18]Nowadays there is a good system of air service provided by planes.
[06:53.96]But it's too expensive to be used frequently. The third reason is the most important one, though.
[07:00.12]The American spirit of independence is what really made cars popular.
[07:04.62]Americans don't like to have to follow a schedule.
[07:08.08]A car gives them the freedom to schedule their own time.
[07:11.78]And this is the freedom that Americans most want to have.
[07:15.46]Q18.When do most Americans feel they are poor?
[07:20.50]Q19.What is the most important reason that cars became popular in the United States?
[07:27.80]Q20.Is public transportation good in the United States?