时间:2018-12-04 作者:英语课 分类:新编大学英语听力浙大版


英语课

[00:03.31]Heroes

[00:05.90]Part Two

[00:09.14]Listening-Centered Activities

[00:13.10]Listening 1

[00:16.42]Exercise 1

[00:20.02]Directions:

[00:23.33]You are going to hear a news report about a heroic deed of a policewoman.

[00:29.84]Listen carefully and decide whether the following statements are true or false.

[00:37.26]Put "T" for true and "F" for false in the space provided.

[00:44.46]Then check your answers with your neighbor.

[00:49.61]A Hero Inside

[00:53.75]New York citizens were delighted by the heroism 1

[00:58.57]and amazing luck of a local policewoman named Arlene Beckles.

[01:04.12]Last Sunday evening, when the young policewoman was getting her hair done,

[01:10.67]three armed men burst into the hairdresser's,

[01:15.92]emptied the cash register and began to rob the customers.

[01:21.72]Beckles stood up,

[01:25.46]stated that she was a police officer and pulled a gun from under her clothes.

[01:31.40]The robbers began shooting.

[01:35.80]Arlene Beckles wounded all three but was pushed to the floor by one of the robbers.

[01:41.88]His gun went off twice. He and another gunman then fled.

[01:49.22]Police arrived and the third gunman was caught.

[01:54.08]Three days later, all three suspects were in jail.

[01:59.56]Beckles was promoted to the rank of detective. At the honors ceremony,

[02:06.32]she explained that all police officers have "a hero inside".

[02:11.90]Exercise 2

[02:15.47]Directions:

[02:19.18]Listen to the news report again and answer the questions.

[02:25.04]Then check your answers with your neighbor.

[02:29.58]1)Where did this incident take place?

[02:35.27]2)How many gunmen attacked the place?

[02:41.10]3)Who caught the gunmen?

[02:46.36]4)Why was Beckles considered lucky by the citizens?

[02:52.80]5)Why was she promoted?

[02:57.77]Listening 3

[03:01.08]Once a year the city of Philadelphia,Pennsylvania,chooses two outstanding citizens.

[03:08.82]These two citizens receive the "Hero of Philadelphia" award.

[03:15.12]To receive this award, a citizen  must first do a heroic deed.

[03:21.67]Then the citizen is nominated 2 for the "Hero Award".

[03:26.75]Finally, the Philadelphia City Council looks at the nominations 3

[03:33.41]and chooses the two citizens to receive the award.

[03:38.81]You are members of the Philadelphia City Council.

[03:43.92]This year you received 613 nominations.

[03:50.11]Last week you chose five finalists. Today you will choose the two winners.

[03:58.64]Exercise 1

[04:02.21]Directions:

[04:06.02]Listen to the descriptions of the 5 finalists

[04:10.38]and fill in the following blanks in note form as the example shows.

[04:17.11]Hero Award Darrell Smith, age 11, elementary student.

[04:24.92]On the morning of April 2, Darrell was playing in Central Park.

[04:31.62]He saw a group of young boys. They were beating up an old man.

[04:37.70]First, Darrell threw rocks at the boys.

[04:42.92]Then he ran to a nearby policeman and told him.

[04:47.57]The policeman caught the boys and saved the old man.

[04:52.82]Sherry Lee, age 33, policewoman, unmarried.

[05:00.10]Ms. Lee is the leader of an anti-cocaine 4 police group.

[05:06.58]Last year, she and her group arrested more than 50 drug dealers 5

[05:13.24]and seized more than 5000 pounds of cocaine.

[05:18.60]John Sawada, age 65, accountant, married (five children).

[05:27.92]Mr. Sawada works for the city of Philadelphia.

[05:33.40]During the past year, he discovered his boss was stealing city money.

[05:39.70]His boss fired Mr. Sawada, but Sawada told the mayor.

[05:45.96]As a result, Mr. Sawada got his job back, his boss lost his job,

[05:53.12]and the citizens of Philadelphia saved $500,000.

[05:59.39]Sofia Huffman, age 23, school bus driver, married (one child).

[06:08.86]On the rainy morning of October 29,

[06:13.61]Mrs. Huffman was driving her bus with 34 children to school.

[06:19.73]When the bus went down a hill, the brakes failed. With no way to stop the bus,

[06:27.04]Mrs.Huffman drove the bus into a telephone pole on the side of the road


[06:33.98]This stopped the bus and saved the children, but Mrs. Huffman died in the accident.

[06:41.47]Tom Cook, age 31, unemployed 6, unmarried and homeless. On the night of October 5,

[06:52.42]Mr. Cook was sleeping on Jackson Street.

[06:57.35]A fire started in one of the apartment buildings there.

[07:01.99]Mr. Cook ran into the building and personally carried seven children to safety



1 heroism
n.大无畏精神,英勇
  • He received a medal for his heroism.他由于英勇而获得一枚奖章。
  • Stories of his heroism resounded through the country.他的英雄故事传遍全国。
2 nominated
n.提名,任命( nomination的名词复数 )
  • Nominations are invited for the post of party chairman. 为党主席职位征集候选人。 来自《简明英汉词典》
  • Much coverage surrounded his abortive bids for the 1960,1964, and 1968 Republican Presidential nominations. 许多消息报道都围绕着1960年、1964年和1968年他为争取提名为共和党总统候选人所做努力的失败。 来自辞典例句
3 cocaine
n.可卡因,古柯碱(用作局部麻醉剂)
  • That young man is a cocaine addict.那个年轻人吸食可卡因成瘾。
  • Don't have cocaine abusively.不可滥服古柯碱。
4 dealers
n.商人( dealer的名词复数 );贩毒者;毒品贩子;发牌者
  • There was fast bidding between private collectors and dealers. 私人收藏家和交易商急速竞相喊价。
  • The police were corrupt and were operating in collusion with the drug dealers. 警察腐败,与那伙毒品贩子内外勾结。
5 unemployed
adj.失业的,没有工作的;未动用的,闲置的
  • There are now over four million unemployed workers in this country.这个国家现有四百万失业人员。
  • The unemployed hunger for jobs.失业者渴望得到工作。
学英语单词
-dismase
absorbed
acu-
AN Other
angle of shear
asymmetric interface
barley extract
basilobelba parmata
bifilar electrometer
bioxide
blackgin
building inspector
calf dozer
candanedo
chargin'
chopped lightning impulse
clathrochelated
clearance cavitation
cold water fish
continuous thermal current
coppernob
corndodger
Corrigan's respiration
cuclotron
cumli
de plano
dentofacial orthopedic
dinosaurias
discoidal areolet
eisful
electrical skin responses
Esterel
flirtigigs
for reals
geigerscope
Hedyotis paridifolia
hornpikes
hydroxymethylglutarase
indication of source
inflammatory gonorrhea
input/output program communication block
inverse order type
invert
light station
light-brown
linaria japonica miq.
linear diminishing
Liqui-Gels
literalism
loop voltage
Luapula River
marriage agreement
may-aug
midwifery phantom
mirabilis longifloras
murex coppingeri
natatores
non-flagrant delict
non-slip material
not worth a pin
objective case
ogee flange
OMAC
PAL (process assembler language)
pantothenol
parafollicular cells of thyroid gland
parallel-serial computer
Pavlova
perth and kinross
phosphoarabonic acid
photo-synchronous pick-up
piline
Pittsworth
polyfluortetraethylene
power lift control
prairie fowls
predictive technology
quickenings
Redearth
roller compaction riveting press
s d problem
Santa Fe Bogota
sceptre quartz
shikarees
skin radar tracking
straight stream
straw braid
substitute arbitrator
Sǔngho
teletext character codes
three tier structure
time-contrast-index curve
tourism-based
transition order
turn up one's nose at
uncharging
unrepresentative item
vitamine C
Warilau, Pulau
water tight work
wind patches
yield per unit area