沈阳周恩波|【恩波沈阳分校】四级辅导班对话答案（一）

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对话：
一．突破地点、方向类对话：

1. M:  How long can I keep these out?
   W:  Two weeks. Then you will be fined for each day they are overdue.
   Q:  Where does this conversation probably take place?             B

2. W:  Could you have my car ready at half past four, please?
   M:  All right, the damage is not great.
   Q:  Where did this conversation probably take place?              C

3. M:  I’d appreciate it if you would send a copy of my transcript to State University as soon as possible.
   W:  All right, Dr. Smith. But I must charge you 4 dollars as our usual fee.   
   Q:  Where did this conversation probably take place?              D

4. W:  What time will we be arriving in Beijing?
   M:  We expect to be arriving at the airport around seven forty.
   Q:  Where is the conversation probably taking place?              C

5. M:  Let’s stop in here to eat. The menu looks good to me.
   W:  Fine! Any place has to have better food than the students’ cafeteria.
   Q:  Where are they probably going?                                A

6. W:  I’m going to the museum Sunday afternoon. There is a new exhibition of Indian art from  Arizona and New Mexico. Will you go with me ?
   M:  I’d love to, but my best friend is getting married on Sunday and I wouldn’t miss it for anything.
   Q:  Where is the man going on Sunday afternoon?                   B

7. M:  Excuse me. I’m looking for the textbooks for Prof. Peterson’s course.
   W:  I’m afraid they’re out of stock now. You’ll have to order them, and it will take three weeks for the publisher to mail them to us.
   Q:  Where did this conversation probably take place?              D

8. W:  I’m sorry, sir. You’ll have to come with us. Mirrors and hidden cameras have detected  what you have done. Leave the merchandise here.
   M:  I’ll come along, but I assure you that I can prove my innocence.
   Q:  Where did this conversation most likely take place?           B

9. M:  Are you glad that you came to Washington?
   W:  Yes, indeed. I’d considered going to New York or Boston, but I’ve never regretted my decision.
   Q:  Where is the woman probably living?                           B

10.W:  Oh, my God! It’s already half past five and I haven’t finished typing these business  letters.
   M:  Your watch must be half an hour fast. It’s five o’clock now, and you still have one good hour to do them.
   Q:  Where does the conversation probably take place?              B

11.M:  Good morning, Miss. Can I help you?
   W:  Yes I’m leaving today. Can I have my bill settled, please? My name is Mary Taylor and my room number is 708.
   Q:  Where does this conversation most likely take place?          C

12.W:  Let’s go upstairs. It’ll be less crowded on the second floor. I want to look at clothes for myself and I need a present for my nephew.   
   M:  There’s the directory, there, by the lift.   
   Q:  Where are the speakers?                                       A

13.M:  How much is one night’s accommodation ?
   W:  $ 14.75. Are you paying in cash or by check?
   Q:  Where does the conversation most probably take place ?        C

14.W:  Excuse me, Please! Where’s the school ?
   M:  Which one ? The Infants’ School is over there . The Boys’ School is on the right. The Girls’ School is straight ahead on this street.
   Q:  Where is the Boy’s School ?                                  B

15.M:  Can I pay for this jacket with my credit card ?
   W:  I’m sorry, sir, we can’t process cards. You’ve got to pay it in cash.
   Q:  Where does this conversation probably take place?             B

16.W:  Can I borrow this magazine, please ?
   M:  Sorry, this is the newest issue. You can only borrow the older ones.
   Q:  Where did this conversation most probably take place ?        C

17.M:  I’d like to book a double room for Monday next week.
   W:  Very good, sir. A double room for Monday, June 9th . With bath or without?
   Q:  Where did this conversation most probably take place?         B

18.W:  Oh, dear, I’m starving. I can’t walk any farther.
   M:  Let’s go to the restaurant across the street and get something to eat.
   Q:  Where are the two people ?                                    B

19.M:  Can you tall me the title of this oil painting?   
   W:  Sorry, I don’t know for sure, but I guess it’s an early eighteenth century work. Let me look it up in the catalogue.   
   Q:  Where does the conversation most probably take place ?        B

20.W:  Excuse me, I want some dictionaries, please. Where can I find them?
   M:  The regular-priced ones are here, and on that table we have some more on sale.
   Q:  Where does the conversation probably take place?              B

21.M:  What do you want me to get? I am read to leave now.   
   W:  Pick up a quart of milk and a loaf of bread, please.   
   Q:  Where is the man probably going?                              A

22.W:  What’s keeping you, Tony? Dinner is ready.   
   M:  I’ll drive over right away. I was helping my colleague move into this new office or I would have already been back.   
   Q:  Where does the conversation most probably take place?         C

23.M:  I must go to the library as I have to finish my research project by tomorrow. But if I could, I’d prefer to go with you to the theatre.
   W:  I wish you could come along.   
   Q:  Where is the man going ?

24.W:  These tomatoes are huge ! You must have watered them a lot !   
   M:  Yes, I did. They ought to be ripe enough to pick by next Friday when we have our picnic.    
   Q:  Where did the conversation most probably take place ?         C

25.M:  Where are you going, Miss Black ? The chairman should be here any minute.
   W:  I won’t be far. Look there ! “Ladies and Gentlemen”.   
   Q:  Where is Miss Black going ?                                   D

26.W:  Dear, I feel hungry now. How about You ?   
   M:  So do I. Let me call room service. Hello, room service, please send a menu to 320 right away.   
   Q:  Where are the two speakers?                                   C

27.M:  Where did John come form ?   
   W:  He was born in Switzerland and grew up in Sweden, but now he’s a citizen of England.
   Q:  What country does John presently call his home ?              B

28.W:  London is a beautiful city. From here you can see the palace guards.   
   M:  Wait until we get to Paris and Madrid. And don’t forget about Rome !   
   Q:  Where did this conversation take place ?                      C

29.M:  Here is a ten-dollar bill. Give me two tickets for tonight’s showing, please.   
   W:  Sure. Two tickets and here is a dollar forty in change.   
   Q:  What country are the two speakers most probably in now ?      A

30.W:  Where did you say you found this bag?   
   M:  It was lying under a bit tree between the park and the apartment building.
   Q:  Where did the man find the bag?                               A 

二．征服数字、时间类对话
1. W:  We’ve been hard at work for a fortnight. So why don’t we take it easy this evening?
   M:  How about seeing a play ? I hear “Hamlet” is on at the National Theatre.
   Q:  How long have they been working ?                              C

2. M:  What time did you arrive ?  
   W:  The airliner is scheduled at 6:20, but there was a half hour delay.  
   Q:  When did the woman arrive ?                                    C

3. W:  Where have you been ? It’s 9’clock now, the play has been on for 45 minutes.  
   M:  I am sorry. I stopped to talk with friend.  
   Q:  When did the play begin?                                       A

4. M:  How much will I have to spend renting an apartment in New York ? I’ll be paid $ 400 a month.  
   W:  Your rent should be about a quarter of that if you share with somebody.  
   Q:  How much should the man’s rent be ?

5. W:  I’d like to trade this curtain that I bought yesterday for the bedcover, please.  
   M:  Let’s see now. The bedcover is only $ 10.30 and the curtain is $ 11.60.  
   Q:  How much money does the clerk owe the woman ?                 D

6. M:  Is this the vacuum cleaner you recommended ?  
   W:  Yes, it’s our regular $ 600 vacuum cleaner on sale today for $ 550. If you buy a pair, you can save another $ 50 for each.        
   Q:  How much will the man pay if he buys two vacuum cleaners?     C

7. W:  Has David found an apartment ?  
   M:  He planned to find an apartment for $ 200 a month, but discovered he had to pay twice that much.  
   Q:  How much did David pay for his apartment?                     C

8. M:  When does the next shuttle bus leave?        
   W:  You have just missed one by 15 minutes. We have a bus every 50 minutes, so you’ll have to wait for a while.  
   Q:  How long does the man have to wait to get on the next bus ?   B

9. W:  When did you first become interested in sailing?  
   M:  When I was about nine years old. I built my first boat five years later. When I was 17, I joined the Navy.  
   Q:  When did the man build his first boat?                        D

10.M:  These airmail envelopes cost 50 cents a dozen.   
   W:  A couple of dozen should certainly do.   
   Q:  How many envelopes will the man and woman buy?                B

11.W:  I wonder if you can finish your paper by Monday evening.   
   M:  I’m sorry, Dr. snow. I don’t think I can finish it that early. I need at least three days more before you could have it.   
   Q:  When will the man hand in his paper?                          D

12.M:  Hurry up! The meeting will start in twenty minutes.   
   W:  It’s only a quarter to eight. Haven’t we been informed that the meeting will be postponed half an hour later than schedule?   
   Q:  When was the meeting scheduled for ?                          A

13.W:  It seems you are very busy recently, aren’t you?   
   M:  Yeah. From Monday to Thursday, I work ten hours daily. But on Friday I work only seven.
   Q:  How long does the man work every week?                        A

14.M:  I was in the gas station at 1:00. How did I miss you ?   
   W:  I got there at a quarter to 12:00 and waited a while. But I guess I left before you got there.   
   Q:  When did the woman probably leave the gas station ?           A

15.W:  This book is $ 3.00 and the thick one is a dollar more.   
   M:  The one with pictures is twice as much as the thick one.   
   Q:  How much is the third book?                                   D

16.M:  Your telephone number is 804-5866593.   
   W:  No, it’s 804-5864593.   
   Q:  what’s the woman’s telephone number?                        A

17.W:  Here’s a 20-dollar bill, I want two tickets for the show tonight, please.
   M:  Sure. Your tickets and here’s $ 2.40 change.   
   Q:  What’s the price of a ticket?                                D

18.M:  Your daughter seems to have made great progress in playing the violin. Does she take any lessons in violin?  
   W:  yes, she takes them twice a week, but from next week on, she will have another class on Friday evening as well.  
   Q:  How often will the woman’s daughter have violin lessons from next week on?                                                        C

19.W:  Our old school will be celebrating her hundredth anniversary next Friday. Shall we go back for a visit?   
   M:  Why not? It’s been two decades since we left.   
   Q:  How long ago did they graduate from the school?               B

20.M:  How soon do you think you will finish loading the vehicle?  
   W:  We have three hours more, but I think we can probably finish the work in less than half the time.   
   Q:  How long will it take to load the vehicle?                     C

21.W:  How many students do you have in this college?   
   M:  Well, we have 2,000 altogether. A quarter of them are local and the rest are from other parts of the country.   
   Q:  How many students are not local?                               C

22.M:  What’s the time for departure?   
   W:  11:45. That leaves us only 15 minutes to go through the customs and have our luggage checked.   
   Q:  At what time did the conversation take place ?                 D

23.W:  We must hurry or we’ll miss the first part of the movie, It’s 8:25 now.
   M:  It takes only 15 minutes to get to the cinema and he movie doesn’t start until 8:45. We have enough time.   
   Q:  When can they get to the movie if they leave right now?        A

24.M:  How long can I keep the book, please/   
   W:  It’s April 14th today and you have to return it in three weeks’ time.   
   Q:  When must the man return the book ?                            B

25.W:  What is the population of this new village?   
   M:  Well, we started the migrant project five years ago with only two score of settlers, and now we have a population fivefold.   
   Q:  How many people reside in the new village?                     D

26.M:  The suits are so expensive in Wall Mart. They cost 1200 yuan each.   
   W:  Let’s go to a Chinese store. Most of the items there are 20% cheaper.   
   Q:  How much will they pay for a suit in the Chinese store ?       C

27.W:  Do the students have to do any homework?   
   M:  Yes, they’re given homework once every two days.   
   Q:  How often do the students have to do their homework?           D

28.M:  Excuse me, could you please tell me how to get to the University Post Office?   
   W:  Sure. Go straight for two blacks, then turn right and walk three more blacks until you get to the drug store. It’s right across the street.   
   Q:  How far must the man walk to get to the post office?           D

29.W:  I wonder if the library is open on Saturday. I need some reference books for this week’s written work.   
   M:  Look! There’s a sign on the door. It reads: Weekdays 8:00---21:00 Saturdays 9:00—17:00 Sun-day closed.   
   Q:  When will the library be open on Saturday?                     A

30.M:  Do you think it’s usually this cold at this time of the year?  
   W:  Not really. A cold current swept North China yesterday and the temperature has dropped 14 degrees overnight.   
   Q:  What’s the temperature today?                                 C 

三．掌握人物、身份对话
1. M:  How about giving a birthday party for Mary this evening?  
   W:  That’s great. Let’s invite Jack, Lisa and Maris.  
   Q:  Whose birthday is it today?                                    B

2. W:  I’m glad you come today. The drain stopped up yesterday afternoon.  
   M:  Don’t worry, madam, I’ll have it open for you in no time.        
   Q:  Who is the man?                                                C

3. M:  I got such a bad start in the last race. It was hard to catch up, I tired myself out by trying too hard, All I could see was the backs of the others’ heads.
   W:  We’ll work on your start, The most important thing is concentration.  
   Q:  What is the probable relationship between the two speakers     D

4. W:  What do you think are the chances of proving my case?  
   M:  I believe they are in our favor, and I think we’re going to ask for a reparation for damages as well.  
   Q:  What is the probable relationship between the two speakers?    B

5. M:  I have to wait for my adviser to sign my school report.  
   W:  That’s OK. Let’s meet at the cafeteria and then go home together.  
   Q:  Who are the speakers?                                          D

6. W:  I need two IDs and your account number before I can cash your check, sir.  
   M:  Certainly, Madam. Here’s my passport and driver’s license. And my account number is on this card.  
   Q:  Who is the woman likely to be ?                                A

7. M:  Hello, this is John Godwin at 803-4457. Could you tell me when the latest flight for New York was ?  
   W:  Half an hour ago.  
   Q:  What is the possible relationship between the two?             C

8. W:  Did you hear that noise last night, Mr. Collins? It woke me up at least three times. 
   M:  I’m terribly sorry, Mrs, Black. My little boy kept dropping the ball he was playing with and we had a hard time putting him to bed.  
   Q:  Who might the woman be ?                                       A

9. M:  I think I’m running a temperature, I feel sick.  
   W:  well, you need an examination right now. Would you take off you overcoat, please?
   Q:  What is the probable relationship between these two speakers?  D

10.W:  What kind of work would you like to do if you have the freedom of choice?
   M:  If I were to change my life and work, I would probably make a dramatic change. I would quit the city and move to the country, probably be more involved with nature and with animals.
   Q:  Which of the following would the man choose to be ?            C

11.M:  If you can make up your mind about the colors, I can start on the outside of your house by early next week.  
   W:  Well, right now I think I want white for the window frames and yellow for the wall, but I’ll let you know tomorrow for sure.   
   Q:  Who is the woman talking to ?                                  B

12.W:  Hello, this is Joyce speaking. Is that Mr. Jordan?   
   M:  No, this is Mr. Joseph, Mr. Jordan’s secretary. Mr. Jordan isn’t in right now. Can I take a message?   
   Q:  Who does the woman want to speak to ?                          B

13.M:  Can I go to children’s center this evening and play a tennis game with Harry, Luisa? 
   W:  OK, if you can finish your homework. By the way, have you asked your father, Tom?
   Q:  Who’s the woman ?                                             C

14.W:  I certainly enjoyed meeting your parents. I hope they liked me.
   M:  My parents would approve of any girl I like, I assure you.   
   Q:  What’s the probable relationship between the two speakers?    A

15.M:  Can you speed up al little ? I’ll be late for my flight.
   W:  Take it easy. I’m taking a short cut. We’ll make it on time.
   Q:  What is the woman?                                             C

16.W:  I’m going to Woodford Green, but I have no idea where it is.
   M:  Don’t worry. I’ll tell you where to get off.
   Q:  What is the most likely relationship between the two speakers? D

17.M:  I heard you got full marks in the math exam. Congratulations!
   W:  Thanks, I’m sure you also did a good job.
   Q:  What is the probable relationship between the two speakers?    C

18.W:  I always mistake Lindar for Judy. Can you tell them apart?
   M:  No, they look so much alike that they even confused their mother sometimes when they were young.
   Q:  What is the most probable relationship between Lindar and Judy?                                                                A

19.M:  Excuse me, Mrs. Hill. Can you lend me your ladder? My cat Mimi was playing in the at tree and she got trapped.
   W:  Just take it , It’s leaning against the wall in the back yard.
   Q:  What’s the probable relationship between these two peakers?  D

20.W:  How about the carryout I ordered ? I’ve been waiting for 20 minutes already.
   M:  I’m very sorry, Lady. I’ll be right back with your order.
   Q:  Who is the woman most probably speaking to ?                  C

21.M:  Are there any more questions on this lecture ? Yes, Mary?
   W:  Dr. Baker, do you think an independent candidate could become president ?
   Q:  Who most probably is Mary ?                                   A

22.W:  Excuse me, Sir. I’m going to send this parcel to London.
   M:  Let me see. It’s one pound and fifty.
   Q:  Who is the woman most probably speaking to ?                  D

23.M:  Good afternoon, Professor David. My name is Sam David. I’m with the Chinese Medicine magazine. Do you mind spending a few minutes with me on the issue of SARS?
   W:  Not at all. Go ahead, please.
   Q:  What is Sam David?                                           C

24.W:  This is the third time you’ve failed to provide the right data, Mr. Green. You’ll have to do better than that, or I am afraid I’ll have to let you go.
   M:  It won’t happen again, I promise.
   Q:  Who spoke to Mr. Green?                                      A

25.M:  Hello, this is Henry Conlon. May I speak to my wife, please ?
   W:  She’s showing a customer a new car that he ordered. Would you mind waiting a while? 
   Q:  What kind of work does Mrs. Conlon do?                       B

26.W:  Could you tell us if the natives find it hard to memorize all these German words?
   M:  Not really. We build our vocabularies as naturally as you pick up your Chinese words.
   Q:  What might be the man’sationality?                          C

27.M:  Make thirty copies for me and twenty copies for Mr. Brown.
   W:  Certainly, sir. As soon as I make the final corrections on the original.
   Q:  What is the probable relation-ship between the two speakers?  D

28.W:  You should have stopped when we first signaled.
   M:  I am sorry I didn’t notice it. Must I get a ticket?
   Q:  What is the probable relation-ship between the man and woman ? C

29.M:  Listen! Just stay where you are and put your hands on your heads.
   W:  Hold on. The alarm system has already gone off.
   Q:  What might be the man ?                                       B

30.W:  Welcome aboard, everybody. We are going to take off in three minutes. Please remain seated and fasten your seatbelts.
   M:  Excuse me. Where’s the socket for this earphone?
   Q:  What is the woman ?                                           A  

 

 

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