高三英语听力教程mp3下载unit 6

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[00:07.70]Part I
[00:09.11]1.If you recycle things that have already been used, you treat them so that they can be reused.
[00:17.50]2.The radio is now broadcasting the latest news about the spaceship.
[00:23.18]3.I don't really paint very well - I have technical problems.
[00:28.69]4.To seek means to search for.
[00:32.87]5.So far as I know, cancer is a hopeless disease.
[00:38.52]6.It is quite difficult to get rid of a bad habit like smoking or drinking.
[00:44.78]7.We are trying to find better ways to deal with this matter.
[00:49.82]8.Put one box on top of another. In this way you have to take up much space.
[00:56.48]9.China is making efforts to build socialism with Chinese characteristics.
[01:03.32]10.A communist should have a firm belief in Marxism.
[01:08.22]Part II
[01:09.37]Part A
[01:10.34]1.M:Would you turn off the alarm? I am too tired to get up.
[01:15.64]W:But you said you would see a friend off at the airport this morning.
[01:19.88]Q:Where is the man now?
[01:23.05]2.M:Excuse me, could you tell me where Dr.Brown's office is?
[01:29.03]W:Dr.Brown's office is on the fifth floor, but the elevator can only go to the fourth.
[01:34.79]So you will have to use the stairs to reach there. It is the eighth room on the right.
[01:40.48]Q:On which floor is Dr.Brown's office?
[01:44.90]3.W:Fasten your seat belt, please!
[01:48.40]M:Of course. I had no idea we were going to land so soon.
[01:53.51]Q:Where does the conversation probably take place?
[01:58.26]4.M:What seems to be the trouble?
[02:01.68]W:I've been feeling pretty run down lately.
[02:04.88]Q:Where does the conversation probably take place?
[02:09.38]5.M:Look at the monkeys running around on the rocks. They are so lovely.
[02:15.65]W:Yes, their environment seems to suit them very well. Let's go over there and have a look.
[02:21.91]Q:Where are the two speakers?
[02:25.51]Part B
[02:26.88]1.M:Here we are! We are now at the seaside. Would you like to go swimming with us?
[02:33.72]W:Go swimming? Are you joking? Haven't you seen how dirty the water is?
[02:39.80]M:Oh, my goodness, it looks as if it isn't clean enough to bathe here.
[02:44.52]W:Yes, now you see the problem. It seems that there is a big waste pipe coming down from the town. Do you see it, over there?
[02:53.74]M:Yes, I see.
[02:55.61]W:How can they get rid of waste water in this way? What a terrible color the sea is now!
[03:01.15]M:What a pity! I suppose it's better to be safe than sick.
[03:05.80]W:Yes, I agree with you, then what can we do now?
[03:09.43]M:I think we had better stay at the seaside and enjoy the view of the seaside.
[03:14.26]Q6.Why was the sea very dirty?
[03:18.14]Q7.What would the man and the woman do at last?
[03:22.57]2.M:May I help you, Madame?
[03:25.49]W:I'd like a half-gallon of fresh milk, please. Is milk still on sale?
[03:30.89]M:Yes, a half-gallon of fresh milk sells for $1.50. But today if you buy two half-gallons, the second is only half price.
[03:41.51]W:Half price? I am glad to hear that.
[03:44.86]M:How much do you want them, Madame?
[03:47.05]W:Give me four half-gallon of fresh milk, please.
[03:50.65]M:OK, $4.5 please.
[03:53.03]W:Here you are. $5.
[03:55.62]M:Here is your change.
[03:57.31]Q8.Where did this conversation take place?
[04:01.85]Q9.How much did two half-gallons cost?
[04:06.20]Q10.How much change did the woman get?
[04:10.49]3.Now medical researchers say that the wonderful feeling that comes with spring is not just the artists' minds.
[04:19.31]The researchers say it is a real change in body chemistry that takes place as our bodies react to the longer days.
[04:27.26]They say we are sensitive to the brightness, the color and the amount of light we see.
[04:32.23]Too much sunlight, of course, can be dangerous. It can cause burns and skin cancer and can damage the eyes.
[04:39.54]But studies have shown that we need controlled amounts of sunlight or intense electric light all year long.
[04:46.70]In fact, light is being used effectively to treat emotional problems, skin diseases and even some kinds of cancer.
[04:54.52]Many people overcome the effects of less sunlight in winter.
[04:58.22]They move toward sunlight as if it were a manager. They choose to work at a desk near a window.
[05:04.42]They like to sit in sunny rooms. They turn on as many electric lights as they can.
[05:10.46]They shop in brightly lighted stores and stay away from dark ones.
[05:15.00]Sometimes they travel to warm, sunny places in winter.
[05:18.96]Q11.What is the main topic of the article?
[05:22.81]Q12.Why is too much sunlight dangerous?
[05:27.06]Q13.Why is controlled amounts of sunlight being used according to the passage?
[05:33.25]4.In the United States, boys and girls start school when they are five years old.
[05:39.84]In some states they must stay in school until they are sixteen.
[05:43.91]Most students are seventeen or eighteen years old when they graduate from secondary school.
[05:48.70]Another name for secondary school is high school.
[05:51.68]Most children go to public elementary and secondary school.
[05:55.64]The parents of public school pupils do not have to pay directly for their children's education because tax money supports the public schools.
[06:04.10]If a child attends a private school, his parents pay the school for the children's education.
[06:09.61]Today about half of the high school graduates go on to colleges and universities.
[06:14.54]Some colleges and universities receive tax money from the government.
[06:18.86]A student at a state university does not pay very much if his parents live in that state.
[06:23.80]Private colleges and universities are expensive.
[06:26.75]Almost half of the college students in the United States work while they are studying.
[06:30.96]When a student's family is not rich, he has to earn money for part of his college expenses.
[06:36.47]Q14.How old are most American students when they graduate from secondary school?
[06:42.98]Q15.Why don't the parents have to pay the public schools for their children's education?
[06:49.03]Q16.What students don't have to pay very much at a state university?
[06:54.54]5.Money! What do you "see" when you hear this word? Do you picture a round metal coin?
[07:02.53]The money we see and use is made of paper or metal. But the money of long ago was not at all like the money we use today.
[07:11.24]Coins were not always made of metal. Soap was once money to the people of Mexico.
[07:17.44]Lumps of coal were used as coins by the people of England.
[07:21.43]Stone money was used by the people on the island of Yap.
[07:25.25]With stone money a man in Yap could buy a wife! Even food was used as money.
[07:31.26]In Russia, "coins" of cheese could be used to buy things.
[07:36.34]Bricks of tea leaves were used as money in Tibet.
[07:40.04]The tea leaves were first boiled in water. They were then pressed into hard brick shapes.
[07:45.73]Coins were not always round. The coins of old China were once in the shape of a knife.
[07:51.96]In another land coins were made in the shape of a fish.
[07:55.81]Square money is still used by the people of India.
[07:58.98]Money in the shape of rings and bracelets is also still used in some parts of the world.
[08:04.49]Ring money is easy to carry.
[08:06.83]Q17.With what money could a man on Yap buy a wife a long time ago?
[08:13.49]Q18.How were tea leaves made into money in Tibet?
[08:18.53]Q19.Which country is still using square money?
[08:23.03]Q20.What can be the best title for this passage?