Keytohomelistening(unit1to10)Unit1Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.missing;injured2.anitemofclothing3.ablackbear4.barking;biting;scaredaway5.snow6.locate;digⅡListenagain.1.10,0002.2003;2008;1223.40percent4.three-meter5.30;50percentⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.Ofthese122calls,SARdogswereabletohelpalmost40percentofthetime.2.Thedogcansimplyfollowitsnosetofindtheperson.3.ShewasoutforherusualranoneSundaymorninginthespring.4.RustywasabletolocateRoycroftbyhisscent.5.ThedogseemedashappyaboutitasRoycroftUnit2Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.T2.T3.F4.T5.FⅡListenagain.①survivor②adapt③recovering④available⑤produceⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.Crocodilesareamongtheoldestspeciesofanimalsonthefaceoftheearth.2.Crocodilesareunusuallygoodatgettingoverdiseasesandinjuriesofmanykinds.3.Theyarealsoabletogoforaverylongperiodoftimewithouteating.4.Thecrocodile’steetharewell-designedtogripandholdthings.5.Itsskincoloralsohelpsitdisappearinitsenvironment.Unit3Ⅰlistentothepassage.Saying1:see,remember,understandSaying2:dotoothersSaying3:makemistakesSaying4:tofallshortⅡListenandrepeat1.Iagreecompletelywiththestatement.2.Ittakeshardworktolearnnewvocabularywords.3.Treatothersasyouwouldliketobetreated.4.It’sbettertoworkslowlyandpaycloseattentiontodetails.5.It’simportanttofindabalancebetweentwoextremes.Ⅲ.Listenagain.Saying1:8:20amHearing,reading,UsingSaying2:7:00pmtalkingbadly,keptonthinkingaboutSaying3:2:00pmworkslowly,details,anextraeffortSaying4:2:15pmeatenough,sickandtiredUnit4Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.B2.C3.A4.C5.DⅡListenagain.①avarietyof②industry③hobby④shade⑤containersⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.Somepeoplecollectgemstonesfordisplayintheirhomes.2.Thedirtisthenpouredontoasmallscreenframe.3.Themainthingtowatchforwhileminingiscolor.4.Agood-sizestoneofanytypeisavaluablefind.5.Atsomeminesyoucanactuallyfindgoldaswellasgemstonesinthesoil.Unit5Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.A2.B3.C4.C5.DⅡListenagain.①commit②15③survey④community⑤over⑥location⑦alone⑧inalow⑨iscollected⑩helpfulⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.Birdcountstypicallylastforfourdays.2.Therearebirdcountersasyoungassevenandasoldasninety.3.Anyinformationthatiscollectedandsentinishelpful.4.Scientistsareespeciallyinterestedintrackingbirdsthatmaybeendangered.5.Theycouldnevergatherthismuchinformationbythemselves.Unit6Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.D2.B3.A4.BⅡListenagain.①traditional②stylized③slowly④unusual⑤extendsinto⑥surrounded⑦acircle⑧amaster⑨hisreplacement⑩retiresⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.KabukiisatraditionalformofJapanesetheaterthatinvolvesacting,singing,anddancing.2.Thetraditionis400yearsoldandmovementsoftheactorsareverystylized.3.Theactorsoftenwearextraordinaryandexpensivekimonosandtheirfacesaresometimespainted.4.Partofthestageisalong,narrowraisedareathatextendsintotheaudience.5.Hespecializesinwomen’srolesandappearsonstageallovertheworld.Unit7Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.C2.A3.F4.D5.B6.EⅡListenagain.①Spanish②popularity③contests④introduced⑤wrapped⑥allowed⑦helpers⑧safetyⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.Today’srodeosareverydifferentfromtheoriginalcowboygatherings.2.Afterwork,thecowboystestedtheskillstheyusedindailyactivities.3.Thesegatheringseventuallygrewintowell-organizedshowsthatpeoplepaidtowatch.4.Slowly,thetypesofeventsatrodeosbecamemorevaried.5.Atonetime,cowgirlscompetedagainstmeninrodeos.Unit8Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.B2.D3.B4.C5.AⅡListenagain.1.T2.F3.T4.F5.FⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.IstaywithmyfriendGaryandhisfamilyattheirhome.2.Doyouwanttoseehowfaroutwecanswim?3.It’sneveragoodideatoswimbesideadock.4.Ibecameincrediblytiredfromfightingagainstit.5.Swimalongthecoasttogetoutofthecurrent.Unit9Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.C2.B3.C4.C5.BⅡListenagain.①article②important③widespread④impression⑤responsibleforⅢ.Listenandrepeat1.Thissimplywouldn’thappenifpeoplewereusingstomperboard.2.Cropcircleshavebeendocumentedinmorethan29countries.3.Thisisseriouserrorinjudgmentonthepartofthisnewspaper.4.Theyarenottheresultofvisitsbyextraterrestrialbeings.5.IdiscoveredaWebsitethatdescribesexactlyhowtomakecropcircles.Unit10Ⅰlistentothepassage.1.placehigh-techweatherprobes;collecttheinformation;2.directlyinthepath;3.windvelocity;doesmostofthedamage4.upperpart;bottom5.abetterchanceofsurvivingⅡListenagain.①June11②5③16one-thousandth/0.016④115⑤200Ⅲ.Listenandrepeat1.Theyplacehigh-techweatherprobesinthepathsoftornadoes.2.Thisenabledthemtoillustrateexactlywhathappensinsideofatornado.3.Thisispartofthestormwhichactuallydoesmostofthedamage.4.Thewindsinthisareaofthestormarethestrongest.5.Scientistswerethenabletoaccuratelydeterminethevelocityoftheobjects.
