英语听力入门第二册第六单元

❶ 英语听力入门3000第二册答案

英语听力3000第二册课后答案

❷ 北京师范大学出版社英语基础版第二册Unit 6课文翻译

书籍介绍：
修订本前言
《大学英语》是根据国家教育委员会审定批准的《大学英语教学大纲（文理科本科用）》编写的一套系列教材，分精读、泛读、听力、快速阅读、语法与练习五种教程，于1986年出版试用本，1992年出版正式本。
本教材的精读、泛读、快速阅读和听力教程各按分级教学的要求编写六册，每级一册，供1—6级使用；语法与练习编写四册，供1—4级使用。精读与听力教程均配有教师用书和录音磁带；泛读教程1—6级也配有教师用书。对低于大纲规定入学要求的学生，另编预备级精读、泛读教程各两册。全套教材由复旦大学、北京大学、华东师范大学、中国人民大学、武汉大学和南京大学分工编写，复旦大学董亚芬担任总主编。前大学外语教材编审委员会综合大学英语编审组的全体成员对这套教材的设计与编写自始至终给予关注。
这次修订是在广泛听取全国各地使用本系列教材的教师们的意见并通过问卷形式对数以万计的师生征求意见的基础上进行的。大学外语教学指导委员会综合大学英语组对本教材的修订提供了多方面的指导与帮助。修订的宗旨是“面向21世纪，将大学英语教学推上一个新台阶”。修订本根据各教程的具体情况，对课文作适当调整，提高大纲词汇的覆盖率和常用词汇的重现率，进一步完善练习，突出重点词语的操练；同时加强各教程间的横向联系，做到既自成体系又相互补充，形成整体。修订本更加注意文、理、工、农、医等各科的通用性，力求给学生打好“宽、厚、牢”的语言基础。
精读教程的修订重点放在改善对词汇的处理和改进练习两个方面，在培养学生阅读能力的同时，更好地加强对学生表达能力的训练。
本书为《大学英语》精读教程第六册教师用书的修订本。为了体现精读教程的修订重点，突出每课重点词反复进行操练的原则，本书主要对原教案中的“语言点”（LanguagePoints）部分，作了较大幅度的扩展和补充。凡属精读课文精选出的，须加以反复操练的重点词（Words to Drill），均列为语言点，加注并配以实用性强的例证，供教师备课时参考选用。此外，为配合精读教材中的英译汉练习，加深对文章的全面理解，特将精读教程中的阅读材料（Reading Passages）全篇译出，作为附录三附在精读课文练习答案及课文参考译文之后。
本书教案编写人员有王德明（主编）、李荫华、夏国佐、唐荣杰、蔡基刚。修订本由王德明负责。
在本书编写过程中，承英籍专家Anthony J．Ward协助审阅，并蒙程雨民教授和孙俪教授主审。上海外语教育出版社的编辑同志在付样前仔细编审，精心设计，谨此一并致谢。
所附精读课文练习答案和精读课文参考译文，由精读教材编写组成员李荫华、王德明、夏国佐提供。阅读材料的参考译文由王德明和夏国佐翻译，李荫华审阅了部分译文。
由于编者水平与经验有限，书中难免存在不足之处，希望广大读者继续批评指正。
编 者
1999年4月

本书为《大学英语》精读教程第二册教师用书的修订本。为了体现精读教程的修订重点，突出每课重点词反复进行操练的原则，本书除了对原教案中的“课文背景材料”部分略作修改外，主要对原教案中的“语言点”部分，作了较大幅度的扩展和补充。内容包括第一至第十单元精读课文教案，以及“精读课文练习答案”、“精读课文参考译文”和“阅读材料参考译文”等三个附录。

❸ 谁有英语听力入门的听力内容，大一红皮的那种

英语四级听力提高的四点建议：
1、每天40分钟专攻听力
听力能力的提高是个潜移默化的过程，“三分练，七分养”。因此，在准备四级听力的过程中，最重要的是保证每天都有听英语。建议每天抽出40分钟时间专攻听力，新闻，综艺节目，有声读物或者电影等，但是一定要集中注意力，沉浸在英文环境中。

2、加强听写的锻炼
听写是提高听力的有效途径。建议找一些标准英语的听力材料，推荐英音版《新概念》第二册或第三册，这套教材的听力部分语速适中，发音清晰准确，语法严谨，非常适合用来提高听力。请务必要精听，保证每个词都听清楚，都可以写出来。这样坚持一段时间，效果是惊人的。作为调节，也可以看一些英文原声电影或电视剧，初期，可以是中英文字幕都有，反复看，中英文交替看，直到看明白为止。渐渐只看英文字幕到没有中英文字幕，也能听出个大概意思来，写出影视剧的台词来。

3、通过历年真题练习听力
真题仍旧是最为重要的练习材料。建议将历年的真题反复听，仔细听，连续听至少三轮，将没听清楚，不能确定，没及时反应出来的地方标出来反复听，对照参考答案认真分析。将听力中的短对话研究一下，认真把短对话默写一遍，如果能认真做，并把短对话能默写出来，听力水平已经上了很大一个台阶。有时间的还可以背诵听力材料，对培养语感和记忆听力中的口语也有好处。

❹ 求英语听力入门3000第二册答案

如下：

(4)英语听力入门第二册第六单元扩展阅读

这部分内容主要考察的是宾语复合结构的知识点：

从动词上专区分，一些动词后属面常跟双宾语，这类动词有give，show，bring，read，pass，lend，tell，leave，teach，write，buy，sing等。例如：The teacher gives each of them an eraser．老师给他们每人一块橡皮。

从充当这两个成分的词的词性上来区分，在双宾语中，能充当间接宾语或是直接宾语的一般是名词或代词。而在复合宾语中，能充当宾语补足语成分的则较多，如名词、形容词、副词、介词短语、动词不定式（短语）和分词（短语）。

从构成宾语的间接宾语和直接宾语之间与构成复合宾语的宾语和宾语补足语之间的关系上区分。在双宾语中，两个宾语间的关系比较松散，有的句子去掉其中一个宾语，句子仍然成立。双宾语一般表示“为谁（forsb．）或给谁（to sb．）……”，即“及物动词+间接宾语+直接宾语”的结构可以改写为“及物动词+直接宾语+for sb．或to sb．”的结构。

❺ 谁有英语听力入门step by step 2000第二册的答案啊。。。。谢谢

你可以向任何一个大学里的外国语大学大一的学生索要，有熟人更好，

❻ 求英语听力入门第二册step by step 3000文本注意是文本不是音频

这tm算高考吗？这是全国最严谨的考试吗出这种问题，真的是让考生无语的，主要还是放了两遍英语听力，对考生来说不公平，教育局，真的是混吃等死的，这种错误也能发生

❼ step by step 3000英语听力入门第二册教师用书或者答案及原文

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❽ 初二英语听力阅读，第六单元，谢谢啦

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❾ 求英语听力入门第二册答案

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❿ Step by step 3000 英语听力入门第二册第11单元答案

Step by Step 3000. Book Two.
Unit 11. News 3. Space.
Part 1. Warming up.
A. Keywords. the Earth, planet, the Sun, difference.
Vocabulary. circuit, luminous, contemptuous, celestial, glowworm, cosmically, thermonuclear, guise, Eurasian, landmass.
You're going to hear a passage about the Sun, Supply the missing information.
Pay special attention to the numbers.
The Earth is a planet just under 8,000 miles in diameter, moving around the Sun at a distance of 93 million miles,
and completing one circuit in 365 and a quarter days.
The Sun itself is a star.
It is by no means distinguished, and modern astronomers class it as a "yellow dwarf".
It seems splendid to us only because it is relatively so near.
We know of stars which are at least a million times more luminous than the Sun,
at yet are so far away that telescopes are needed to see them at all.
The stars visible at night time, are immensely distant, which is why they appear only as tiny points of light.
Many of them may well have planet systems of their own.
All the same, we must not be contemptuous of the Sun.
It may not be a celestial searchlight, but neither is it a glowworm.
It is normally in every way, and cosmically it is far more important than our own insignificant world.
Its diameter is 864,000 miles.
So that it could contain more than a million globes the size of the earth.
Even at its surface, the temperature is around 6,000 degrees celsius, 11,000 Fahrenheit.
And in the solar "power-house" deep inside, the temperature must rise to well over 10 million degrees.
The sun is gaseous, and is not burning in the ordinary sense of the word,
since it proce its energy by means of thermonuclear processes near its core.
The essential difference between a star and a planet is that a star is a Sun in its own right,
whereas a planet shines only because it reflects the rays of our own particular Sun.
If we could observe from the surface of another world, Mars, for instance, the Earth, too, would appear in the guise of a starlike object.
And a telescope would be needed to show even large features such as the Pacific Ocean and Eurasian landmass.
B. Keywords. Space shuttle, crew, launched, pictures, surprises, new definition of planet, make repairs, small aircraft,
dock, 100 percent success, give up hope, get a closer look.
Vocabulary. sensor, hydrogen, helium, methane, ammonia, dwarf, fledgling, outpost, checkout, revive,
space probe, volcanic. Discovery, International Space Station (ISS), Jupiter, Pluto, Internation Astronomical Union,
Prague, Hubble Space Telescope, Endeavor, Unity, Zvezda, Pathfinder, Galileo, IO.
You're going to hear ten brief news items. Focus your attention on who, what, when, where, why and how in each news item. And then answer the questions.
1. The American Space Shuttle returned to the skies on July 26th.
Discovery and its seven member crew were launched from the Kennedy Space Center, in Florida, to fly to the International Space Station.
The launch was supposed to have taken place on July 13th.
But Space Agency officials called it off just a few hours before the launch.
Because one of the Discovery's fuel tank sensors failed a test.
NASA officials investigated the system for several days, but they never learned the cause.
They decided to set up another launch for last Tuesday.
Discovery is now connected to the Space Station, orbiting hundreds of kilometers above Earth.
2. The New Horizons spacecraft has made some of the most detailed pictures ever taken of the planet Jupiter.
Yet the American spacecraft is only passing by the planet.
New Horizons is attempting to become the first space vehicle to visit Pluto.
New Horizons' pictures of Jupiter and three of its moons are filled with surprises.
Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system.
The planet has a deep, thick atmosphere of clouds made of hydrogen, helium, methane and ammonia.
New Horizons use its long range reconnaissance imager camera to take pictures of a storm called the little red spot.
The pictures will help scientists learn how the storm developed.
3. In August, more than 2,000 members of the International Astronomical Union met in the Czech capital, Prague.
They agreed to a new definition of planet.
They also agreed that Pluto did not meet the terms of the new definition.
So now the solar system has 8 planets instead of 9.
But do not cry for the formal ninth planet.
The Astronomical Union says we should not think we have lost a planet, but that we have gained a new kind of space object, the dwarf planet, Pluto.
4. NASA announced it would fly a shuttle crew to the Space Telescope to make repairs and add new equipment.
The telescope orbits 600 kilometers above the Earth.
The Shuttle crew is expected to make the trip in May of next year.
They hope to fix Hubble, so it can continue operating until 2013.
Michael Bakich at Astronomy Magazine was among those very happy at NASA's decision.
He calls the Hubble Space Telescope one of the great machines of all time.
5. Make room for some new arrivals in the market for small aircraft.
The new airplanes are called very light jets.
They are also known by other names, including mini jets, micro-jets and air-taxis.
The Federal Aviation Administration in the United States expects nearly 5,000 to be in services by 2017.
The new planes will cost up to 50% less than business jets now on the market.
6. U.S Space Shuttle Endeavor has docked with the International Space Station, bearing a gift of energy.
The five-man shuttle team arrived to add a set of giant solar power panels to Unity to provide electricity for science experiments that will begin soon after the U.S laboratory arrives next month.
7. The International Space Station finally has a living room and a command center.
The Russian Zvezda mole docked earlier today with the fledgling outpost, which is being assembled in space.
After a checkout period, it will be ready for the first crew to live in later this year.
8. The U.S Space Agency NASA has declared its Pathfinder spacecraft mission to the Mars a 100% success.
This week the Pathfinder completed its 30 day planned mission on Mars.
And U.S space official says this spacecraft has fulfilled all its objectives.
9. The United States Space Agency NASA says it's given up any real hope for reviving its space probe on Mars.
The spacecraft Pathfinder made its last transmission of scientifc data from the surface of Mars at the end of September, 83 days after the landing.
10. The U.S Galileo spacecraft is heading for another pass by Jupiter's fiery moon Thursday to get a closer look at the most volcanic body in our solar system.
A pass just 600 kilometers away last month has provided a better understanding of just how active it is.
Part 2. Astronomers discover solar system.
Keywords. another solar system, planets, challenge.
Vocabulary. constellation, astronomy, full-fledged, Jupiter.
A. Listen to a science report, write down the information about the new solar system.
What science fiction once told of other worlds far far away, is now fact.
Astronomers confirmed another solar system like ours with multiple planets in the constellation Andromeda.
What we've found now for the first time ever, is indeed a full-fledged system of plants around the star Upsilon Andromeda.
It appears to have three planets, one close in, one at a middle distance and one farther out.
The star is slightly larger than our Sun. The planet are huge like our Jupiter.
"Here is the inner planet that goes around 4.6 days.
The middle planet that goes around every 242 days.
And then the outer planet which goes around every 3.5 to 4 years."
Astronomically it's not far away, 44 light years.
The Sun of that solar system, Upsilon Andromeda, is so near and bright, is can be seen by the naked eye ring summer and fall.
For 12 years, astronomers searched the skies in the belief that if our Sun has planets arround it, surely others do, too.
And then starting 3.5 years ago, we began finding for the first time planets singly, one planet here around one star...
It was a wobble in the star that led Jeff Marcy to the planets.
The star wobbles around e to the gravity of the planet, much like a dog owner gets yanked around by a little poodle.
Can the planets support life? Don't know.
Because present technology is not advanced enough to determine what the planets are made of.
That, Mercy says, is astronomy's next challenge.
B. Listen again, decide whether the statements you hear are true or false. Write "T" or "F" in the brackets.
Statements.
1. The Sun of the new solar system, though very bright, is far away from our solar system.
So it can't be seen by our naked eyes.
2. The middle planet of Upsilon Andromeda goes around every three and a half years.
3. According to scientists, it's possible that the stars we see in the sky all have planets around them.
4. Scientists will soon find out whether the planet support life or not.
Part 3. Compton Gamma Ray Observatory.
Keywords. ailing observatory, orbit, gamma rays.
Vocabulary. debris, thruster, gyroscope, bathe, stream from, Compton Gamma Observatory, Goddard Space Flight Center.
Now listen to a news report, complete the news summary and briefly answer the questions you hear.
Space Agency NASA forced an ailing observatory to fall from orbit and crash into the Pacific Ocean on Sunday.