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U校园新标准大学英语（第二版）视听说2单元2答案 短对话5题Directions:Listen to five short conversations and choose the best answer to each question you hear.1) A. It ended up being a week of total happiness. B. It ended up being a week of total excitement. C. It ended up being a week of total unhappiness. D. It ended up being a week of total drama.参考答案：1) C听力文本：M: Hey, Jill. How was your vacation last week?W: Well, the weather just didn't cooperate. And it ended up being a week of total misery.Q1: What does the woman describe her vacation as?∧ 收起答案2) A. A lecture about things you need to know finding success in business. B. A lecture about the precursors to business success. C. A lecture about the precursors to business. D. A lecture about business success.参考答案：2) B听力文本：W: I attended a really interesting lecture yesterday, it was about the precursors to business success.M: That does sound interesting. Did you learn much?W: Absolutely. Virtually, everything the speaker said was helpful.Q2: What are the two people discussing?∧ 收起答案3) A. She has not developed appropriately. B. She needs to move to a better development. C. She is developing at a normal rate. D. She needs to develop better skills.参考答案：3) C听力文本：M: How did the pediatrician's appointment for Maggie go this morning?W: Doctor Lions said Maggie has all the appropriate developmental skills for her age.Q3: What did the doctor say about Maggie?∧ 收起答案4) A. The ballet saddened him with its theme of lost love. B. The ballet aroused feelings of lost love in him. C. The ballet entertained him. D. The ballet made him fall in love.参考答案：4) B听力文本：W: What did you think of the ballet?M: It's really evoked the emotions of lost love.Q4: Which of the following is the closest to the man's meaning in the conversation?∧ 收起答案5) A. The ability to hear is unnecessary. B. The ability to hear is essential. C. The ability to see is essential. D. The ability to see is unnecessary.参考答案：5) B听力文本：M: I knew a guy who said to me that he'd rather be blind than deaf. What do you think?W: Really? For me, deafness would be completely unthinkable.Q5: According to the woman, which of the following is true?∧ 收起答案长对话3题Directions:Listen to a long conversation and choose the best answer to each question you hear.6) A. Because it was so short. B. Because it had many ups and downs. C. Because it was dangerous. D. Because it was exciting and exhilarating.7) A. Benevolent. B. Sensitive. C. Empathetic. D. Sympathetic.8) A. He was depressed all the time. B. He was happy all the time. C. He had no emotions. D. He alternated emotions too abruptly.参考答案：6) B 7) C 8) D 听力文本：M: Caroline, I'm so sorry to hear that you broke up with Patrick.W: Yeah, I am sad but you know what, I am also a little relieved.M: Really? Why is that?W: Whenever Patrick and I were together, it was like an emotional roller-coaster.M: Oh I know what you mean. I've been in plenty of relationships like that too.W: I mean one day we'd be on cloud nine, and life couldn't get any better, then the very next day, he'd be so depressed and frustrated that he brought me down too.M: Absolutely, emotions can be very contagious, especially when you are around someone all the time like that.W: It was just so tiring, you wouldn't think it. But going from one emotional extreme to the other in so short a time can be exhausting and we do these reversals several times a week.M: Mm, that's not good. I've heard that it can even be dangerous for your health.W: I'm sure. So yeah I am actually relieved that Patrick and I are through. Now I can get off the roller-coaster and stay on level ground for a while.Q6: Why did the woman compare her relationship to a roller-coaster?Q7: Which of the following words best describes the man in this conversation?Q8: What is the woman's main complaint about her ex-boyfriend?∧ 收起答案短文理解3题Directions:Listen to a short passage and choose the best answer to each question you hear.9) A. A company that makes bicycles. B. A company that operates gyms and swimming pools. C. A company that makes energy medication. D. A company that makes sneakers.10) A. Doctors have the best solutions to every problem. B. Fresh air and sunlight can help depressed people feel better. C. Everyone needs to go to the gym to stay healthy. D. Television has no influence on people's emotions.11) A. Watching television. B. Medicine. C. Sitting outside. D. Exercise.参考答案：9) C 10) B 11) D 听力文本：Do you sometimes feel depressed for no particular reason? Are you often without energy or interest in what's happening around you? If so, you might not be getting enough exercise. Research has shown a direct connection between a healthy life style and a healthy mental outlook on life. Before you visit your doctor or start taking medicine, try something as simple as going outside for a walk, get some fresh air, get your blood moving and try a change in scenery. Staying indoors in a darkened room or constantly surrounded by the artificial light of the television has been proven to have negative effects. People who don't get enough exercise are often easily depressed, frustrated or saddened. They find it more difficult to cheer up and be happy for themselves and others. Don't let this happen to you. Go for a walk. Go to the gym. Sit outside and relax with natural sunlight and fresh air. You'll be happy if you do and happiness is where you want to be.Q9: If this passage were an advertisement, which of the following would probably not be the advertiser?Q10: With which of the following statements would the speaker of this passage most likely agree?Q11: According to the passage, what is a good way to get your blood moving?∧ 收起答案短篇新闻3题Directions:Listen to a news report and choose the best answer to each question you hear.12) A. Positive outlook. B. Empathy. C. Emotional self-awareness. D. Emotional self-control.13) A. 86 percent. B. 18.4 percent. C. 45 percent. D. 9 percent.14) A. Men should make efforts on improving emotional intelligence. B. Women are much more likely to be emotional than men. C. A new research on gender differences released its results. D. A new research found that women have higher EQ than men.参考答案：12) C 13) D 14) D 听力文本：Women score higher than men on nearly all emotional intelligence competencies, except emotional self-control, where no gender differences are observed, according to new research by the Hay Group division of global people and organizational advisory firm Korn Ferry.Data from 55,000 professionals across 90 countries and all levels of management, collected between 2011 and 2015 by using the Emotional and Social Competency Inventory – developed by Richard E Boyatzis, Daniel Goleman and Hay Group – found that women more effectively employ the emotional and social competencies correlated with effective leadership and management than men. The greatest difference between the sexes can be seen in emotional self-awareness, where women are 86 per cent more likely than men to be seen as using the competency consistently, and 18.4 per cent demonstrate it compared to just 9.9 per cent of men. Also, women are 45 per cent more likely than men to be seen as demonstrating empathy consistently. The smallest margin of difference is seen in positive outlook – women are only nine per cent more likely to exhibit this consistently than men.Q12: In which of the following emotional intelligence competencies do the two sexes have the greatest difference?Q13: At what percentage are women more likely to demonstrate their positive outlook than men?Q14: What does the report mainly talk about?∧ 收起答案
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U校园新标准大学英语（第二版）视听说2单元1答案 Directions:Listen to five short conversations and choose the best answer to each question you hear.1) A. He doesn't like Mrs. Jones. B. His apartment is too expensive. C. He's going to study abroad. D. His apartment is too old.参考答案：1) B听力文本：M: Mrs. Jones, I'm afraid I'm not going to renew my apartment lease for next year, I need to find some place more affordable.W: I'm sorry to hear that, Greg. You were always a good tenant.Q1: Why won't Greg renew his lease and stay in his apartment?∧ 收起答案2) A. British Litigation. B. British Litter. C. British Literacy. D. British Literature.参考答案：2) D听力文本：W: Have you signed up for next term's classes yet?M: I sure have. I decided to take Professor Clark's British lit class.W: Really? That's a tough class. Good luck.Q2: What kind of class is the man going to take?∧ 收起答案3) A. People born during and after World War I. B. People born during and after the Vietnam War. C. People born during and after World War II. D. People born during and after the Korean War.参考答案：3) C听力文本：M: My mother is really paying attention to her savings in this bad economy.W: I'm sure a lot of people are worried, especially baby-boomers who are close to retirement.Q3: What does the woman mean by 'baby-boomers'?∧ 收起答案4) A. Support the college president. B. Remove the college president from office. C. Destroy the college president's office. D. Throw the college president from a window.参考答案：4) B听力文本：W: Did you see the news this morning?M: Yes, about the students in Sydney.W: Yes, can you believe it! They've taken over the school and are trying to overthrow the president of the college!M: From what I understand, they have legitimate complaints though.Q4: What are the students in Sydney trying to do?∧ 收起答案5) A. A farmer who almost defeated the Roman Empire. B. A farmer who joined and fought for the Roman Empire. C. Two brothers named David and Goliath. D. The rise of the Roman Empire.参考答案：5) A听力文本：M: I just finished reading a fascinating historical novel about a David and Goliath story set during the Roman Empire.W: Oh I've read that book. It was about a poor farmer who almost brought the empire to its knees, right?M: That's the one.Q5: What is the book about that the two people are describing?∧ 收起答案长对话3题Directions:Listen to a long conversation and choose the best answer to each question you hear.6) A. Rely on. B. Turn toward. C. Stay away from. D. Disappear into.7) A. There are a lot of dangerous drugs available that could hurt her. B. He took drugs and knows how bad they all are. C. Drugs make you irresponsible. D. She should spend her time at college studying and getting good grades.8) A. Critical. B. Cautious. C. Understanding. D. Loving.参考答案：6) C 7) A 8) A 听力文本：M: Stephanie, do you have a second?W: Sure dad, what's up?M: I think we should talk about a few things before you go off to college.W: Oh, no, what now? I am almost 19, I can take care of myself.M: I know you can but that doesn’t mean I stop being your father. You need to be very careful almost all the time, and now more than ever. You should steer clear off drugs.W: Oh dad, I’m always careful and college is all about experimentation, right? I’ve seen pictures of you back in the day smoking marijuana.M: You are right, I did smoke marijuana when I was in school. But time was different then. We did that mainly as a means of rebellion against the establishment.W: And that made it alright?M: Of course not, but there are lots of different drugs available nowadays and many of them are really dangerous. I just don’t want you to hurt yourself.W: I know dad. I will be careful, I promise.M: Most of all I want you to have fun – responsible fun.W: I will dad and thanks. I love you!Q6: Which of the following has the similar meaning to the phrase "steer clear off"?Q7: What is the main reason that the man wants his daughter not to take drugs?Q8: Which of the following words does not describe the man's attitude towards his daughter?∧ 收起答案短文理解3题Directions:Listen to a short passage and choose the best answer to each question you hear.9) A. A desire to influence others. B. A desire to change the way things are. C. A desire to become famous. D. A desire to learn new things.10) A. A student studying philosophy. B. A student studying cultural studies. C. A student studying sociology. D. A student studying economics.11) A. Because they are satisfied with society and act to improve themselves. B. Because they are not satisfied with society and act to make it different and / or better. C. Because they are not satisfied with society and act to hurt others. D. Because they are satisfied with society and act to preserve the current status.参考答案：9) B 10) A 11) B 听力文本：College students often decorate their dorm rooms with posters and pictures of people they admire. Usually the type of the person students choose to display on their walls has a connection to the subjects they are studying. For example, art students might have paintings by Paul Cézanne or photographs by Ansel Adams. History students might have pictures of Martin Luther King, Junior, Winston Churchill or Mao Tse-tung. And philosophy students might have paintings or pictures of Socrates, Friedrich Nietzsche or Ayn Rand. Students in colleges are exposed to many new ideas, thoughts and concepts. Often the people students choose to admire have one thing in common – rebellion. Not all famous people rebelled against the establishment. But many people became famous because they rebelled against the current status and chose to do things in a very different way from how they have been done before. Some rebel by protesting against the government, some rebel by creating a new style of painting. Some rebel by singing songs that express their beliefs. Some rebel by writing influential books hat help other people think in different ways. Whatever the results of the rebellion, the cause is nearly always rooted in dissatisfaction with some aspect of the society and with the way things are.Q9: What does the passage suggest is the common cause of all rebellion?Q10: Who might have a picture of Socrates on his / her dorm wall?Q11: According to the passage, why do people often become famous?∧ 收起答案短篇新闻3题Directions:Listen to a news report and choose the best answer to each question you hear.12) A. It is bound to finish work in late 2016. B. It focuses on the study of human rights law. C. It is named after Yves Bonavero and his sister Anne. D. It is the largest law school in the United Kingdom.13) A. To serve as the center for human rights law scholarship. B. To defend and promote the cause of human dignity. C. To foster greater understanding of human rights law. D. To offer students opportunities for practical experience.14) A. A new institute is created and about to open at Oxford University. B. The Faculty of Law attaches great importance to human rights law. C. Oxford University calls for global attention to human rights. D. The Bonavero family funded the creation of a new institute.参考答案：12) B 13) C 14) A 听力文本：The Faculty of Law in the University of Oxford, already the largest law school in the UK, has announced the creation of a dedicated institute for the study of human rights law.The new institute will be called the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights at the University of Oxford, named after the Bonavero family. Yves Bonavero and his wife, Anne, founded the A B Charitable Trust to defend and promote the cause of human dignity. The Trust has provided the institute with an endowment to fund its director and core staff.The institute is expected to begin work in late 2016, with the building due to be completed for the start of the following academic year. The institute will serve as a focal point for human rights law scholarship in Oxford. Its chief aim will be to foster greater academic and public understanding of human rights law through teaching, research, and working with other disciplines with an interest in human rights. The institute will also provide students and others in the Law Faculty with additional opportunities to gain practical experience and to enhance the impact of their research by working more closely with lawyers and policy-makers in the field.Q12: What do we know about the Bonavero Institute?Q13: What is the chief aim of the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights?Q14: What is the report mainly about?∧ 收起答案
