新视野大学英语视听说教程第三版第3册

UNIT1Shortconversations1B.Makeanotherappointment.2C.Shewillgivethemanacalculatorforacoffee.3A.Gotograduateschool.4D.Kenisalwaysabsent-minded.5C.Thejobischallengingbutrewarding.Longconversation1B.Togetpermissiontoquithisclass.2A.Shefacesthedangerofloweringhergradepointaverage.3A.Signupforfreetutoringinwriting.4C.Patient.Passage11D.Whenhegraduatedfromthefilmschool.2C.Beingrefusedrepeatedlybyproductioncompanieswhenshoppingascreenplay.3A.Becausehewantedtolearnsomeskillstobeemployed.4B.Hehasatalentinmakingfilms.UNIT2Shortconversations1D.He’sveryunhappyathissister’sact.2C.Heoftenloseshistemper.3A.Hedidn’tmakethejokeaboutHoraceonpurpose.4A.Hefeelsunsympathetic.5D.Sheisworriedabouttheinterview.Longconversation1D.He’sveryunhappyathissister’sact.2C.Heoftenloseshistemper.3A.Hedidn’tmakethejokeaboutHoraceonpurpose.4A.Hefeelsunsympathetic.5D.Sheisworriedabouttheinterview.Passage11B.Youwillexperiencemorestress.2C.Bydividingthemintosmallerpartstofinishoneafteranother.3A.Itcanfacilitateyourlearning.4A.SuggestionstoreduceyourstresstoItcanfacilitateyourlearning.manageablelevels.UNIT3Shortconversations1D.Theyarediscussingtheircurriculumschedules.2B.Itwasnotwell-organized.3C.Lookafterthewoman’schildren.4B.Shethinksheisalwaysveryfrank.5C.HeisgoingtohelpMr.Smithmovetoanewhouse.Longconversation1C.Becauseshewantstovolunteerforanorganization.2B.Over150,000volunteersworkedforthebuildingofhousesafterthehurricane.3C.Becausesheenjoysdevelopingfriendshipsandbuildingcommunitiesthroughvolunteerwork.4B.Hefinallyagreedtoletthewomantake14daysoff.Passage11B.Howwelldopeopleknowtheirneighbors?2D.55-to64-year-olds.3C.Womenaremorelikelytoknowtheirneighborsthanmen.4D.Itishardtogettoknowourneighbors.UNIT4Shortconversations1D.Tedisnotcapableofsettinguphiscomputercompany.2B.Heisworriedaboutthepriceofthetinyengines.3C.Themanthinksintelligentcarsmightbeexpensive.4A.Abusinessideabroughtforthbyanairline.5D.Shesuggeststhemaneditvideosforpeopleonline.Longconversation1B.Hehasnoideaabouthisnewwritingassignment.2C.Shedrawsinspirationbytakinglongwalksinnature.3D.Disapproving.4B.Getcreativeideasfromrealdailylife.Passage11B.SirJohnHarrington.2C.Thebasinhadtobeemptiedandcleanedconstantly.3A.Theyimprovedthepipesthatwereattachedtothebottom.4D.Thedevelopmentofthetoilet.UNIT5Shortconversations1B.Sheshouldkeepshutuntilabetterjobisavailable.2B.Themanshouldearnthebread.3A.Themanisungratefulindecidingtoleave.4D.Hecannotaffordtohaveacoffeebreak.5C.Shewasfedupwithcountingmoneyatherjob.Longconversation1B.Awfuljob,hotweatherandworkingoutside.2A.Aself-mademillionaire.3B.Sarcastic.4D.Becomingaballroomdancer.Passage11D.Becauseshehadnopassionanymore.2A.Moneycanbuyyounicethings.3B.Doingjobsthatexpressyourpassion.4D.Sharingideasandthoughtsthroughblogging.UNIT6Shortconversations1C.Theystillhaveplentyoftimetoworkontheassignment.2A.Heistoobusytogowithher.3B.Americansareheavilydependentoncars.4A.Theycangetcluestoourpastfromoldfamilypictures.5B.HewillprobablyfailthetestthisFriday.Longconversation1AWorkingoutsideintheyard.2CItwasinventedbyWillisCarrier.3CHekeptcoolinsummerbyswimminginastream.4B.Apersonalicecreammachine.Passage11A.Hewasthefirsttoorganizegamesforthedisabled.2D.In1960.3B.TheywereheldrightaftertheSummerOlympicGamesinthesamecityandusingthesamefacilities.4B.TheGameshavenotbeenincludedintheOlympicGamesfortheable-bodied.UNIT7Shortconversations1C.It’snoteasytospottheproblemwithherlaptop.2A.Turntheswitchoffforawhileandthenrestartit.3B.Themanwouldhavetoreviewmorelessonstomeettheexamrequirements.4D.Makeacompromisewithhispartner.5B.Declinetheemployerdirectlyandpolitely.Longconversation1D.Heisworriedwhetherhecouldpassthetest.2A.Becauseheistooshyandnervous.3B.Sheiseasytotalktoandgoodatmakingcomplexideaseasy.4D.SurftheInternettogethelpfromsomegreatlecturesonline.Passage11B.Becauseitenablesustounderstandwhypeoplehavetheirparticularattitude.2A.Weexpectpeopletobehaveinacertainway.3A.Weshouldtalkaboutsomethingpositive.4C.Howtodealwiththeconflictsinrelationships.UNIT8Shortconversations1A.Mobilephonesdisturbstudentswhentheystudy.2C.Becauseshebelievesthatonlinechattingisunsafe.3D.Shecan’tsendtheemailrightnow.4A.Becausemostpeoplewerecellphoneaddictsanddidn’tconcentrateontheirconversation.5A.Onlineloveisnotasreliableasyouexpected.Longconversation1D.Becauseshereceivedaletterfromherpenpal.2B.AnaccountantinMiami.3C.Oldcowboymovies.4D.Becauseshethinkswaitingforaletterislikeexpectingagiftfromfaraway.Passage11A.Emailing.2C.Morethan70percentofpeople.3C.Itisfarlessthanthenumberofemailssenteveryday.4D.Neutral.