大学英语视听说3答案

UNIT 3

Part 1

1. 5

2. 4

3. 1

1. apartment

2. heater

3. air conditioning

4. hookup a washer and dryer

5. have a yard

6. we have a small balcony

7.the best thing about our apartment is that it is located in a safe neighborhood with lots of young families

8. allow

9. I want a place with air conditioning and washer/dryer hookups

10. A garage to keep our cars. someday we hope to move into the house of our dreams

Part 2

1. B

2. B

3. A

Maryanne: I think it’s time to move. This apartment is too small

Vu: I’m making more money now. I think we can afford a bigger place. Maryanne: Not so fast. We are not that rich. B \ ut it is hard with all four of you sharing one room. We need one bedroom for the girls and one for the boys.

Vu: Yes. A three-bedroom. Nga and Truc take hours to do their hair! Maryanne: We don’t have air conditioning. I want air conditioning in the new place.

Vu: Air conditioning would be really nice. It gets so hot in the summer. Truyen: Can we get a pool too?

Vu: Well, we don’t really need a pool. Well, let’s try to find a place that has one.

Truyen: Don’t forget we need a yard for the dog. We don’t have one now. Maryanne: Of course, we want a nice space for Fluffy.

Vu: Let’s get the paper and start looking for a place today!

1.Dose Sam hope to buy a new home for his mother?

2.Do the children like to play in their new yard?

3.Does the roof on the building need to be repaired?

4.Do Alex and Logan have a two-bedroom apartment?

5.Do you live near the freeway and the college?

6.Did the Internet have the best classified ads?

7.Does their family like the safe neighborhood they live in?

8.Does Dana want a place with a yard for her puppies?

Part 3

1. a couple of

2. To confirm that everything’s in order

3. A washer, dryer and refrigerator will be provided for you

4. Get a bigger fridge

5. Do with

6. We don’t nind, just as long as it works

7. This will be refunded to you if the apartment is in good condition when you leave

8. Need it fixed?

Part 4

1. b

2. d

3. c

Electricity

1758 Hermosa Avenue

97655 Beach Road

March 7th

March 9th

Part 5

Tenant: Hello, Mr. / Mrs. Jones. This is Jonh in apartment 3B. Landlord: Hi, John. What can I do for you?

Tenant: The air conditioning in our apartment is not working. Landlord: OK, I will send a repairperson over to fix it tomorrow. Tenant: Thanks

1. While I was making dinner

2. The electricity went out while I was studying

3. The faucet was dripping all night

4. The neighbors were shouting, and their dog was barking Part 6

1. To protect yourself

2. Sign the rental agreement

3. Read it very carefully

4. List restrictions on guests or pets

5. Fix a broken toilet

6. Agreed to fix the problem

7. In person

8. Keep their buildings clean and in good condition

9. It is your right as a tenant to have a comfortable and safe place to live

1. F

2. T

3. F

4. T

Part 7

Maryanne: Now you are making more money, I think we need to make a new budget

Vu: OK, let’s talk about income first. With the raise, my income will be $3,000 a month.

Maryanne: Great! And with my part-time job, I’m still making about

$1000 a month.

Vu: OK, that’s it for income. The rent for our new apartment is going to be $1350 a month. It’s a bigger place, so our utilities are going to go up. Maryanne: Yeah, I was thinking our gas bill will probably be around $40 a month and our electricity will be about $60 especially with that air conditioning.

Vu: That sounds about right. What about the phone, cable, and Internet? Maryanne: Well, if we use the same companies, they’ll be the same Vu: Is the phone bill really $65 a month?

Maryanne: Yes, it’s an average. It includes long—distance calls to your mom in Vietnam.

Vu: I see. How much do you spend on groceries each month? Maryanne: About $450. That shouldn’t change. Urn, what do we spend on the car?

Vu: Good news. We paid off the loan last month. Now the only expense is gas and maintenance.

Maryanne: Right. Let’s budget $150 for that

Vu: OK, well, it looks like we’ve got some extra money. Let’s talk about how we can use it

1. $1000

2. $4000

3. $1350

4. $40

5. $450

6. $150

7. 0

8. $2175

9. $1825

Maryanne: Now you are making more money, I think we need to make a new budget

Vu: OK, let’s talk about income first. With the raise, my income will be $3,000 a month.

Maryanne: Great! And with my part-time job, I’m still making about $1000 a month.

Vu: OK, that’s it for income. The rent for our new apartment is going to be $1350 a month. It’s a bigger place, so our utilities are going to go up. Maryanne: Yeah, I was thinking our gas bill will probably be around $40 a month and our electricity will be about $60 especially with that air conditioning.

Vu: That sounds about right. What about the phone, cable, and Internet? Maryanne: Well, if we use the same companies, they’ll be the same Vu: Is the phone bill really $65 a month?

Maryanne: Yes, it’s an average. It includes long—distance calls to your mom in Vietnam.

Vu: I see. How much do you spend on groceries each month? Maryanne: About $450. That shouldn’t change. Urn, what do we spend on the car?

Vu: Good news. We paid off the loan last month. Now the only expense is gas and maintenance.

Maryanne: Right. Let’s budget $150 for that

Vu: OK, well, it looks like we’ve got some extra money. Let’s talk about how we can use it

1. Now that

2. Utilities

3. Be around

4. Be about

5. All other expenses should stay the same, shouldn’t they

6. Seeing that we paid off the car loan last month

7. We’ll have some extra money

8. Need to put money away

9. Be able to send

10. They’ve been eyeing for ages

11. Help them out

12. Maybe we can start saving for the honeymoon we never went on

Vu: now that we’re in a bigger place, our utilities are going to go up. Maryanne: Yeah, I was thinking our gas bill will probably be around $40 a month and our electricity will be about $60

Vu:Ok, all other expenses should stay the same, shouldn’t they? Groceries, phone, cable and the Internet?

Maryanne: If we use the same companies, they’ll be the same. Groceries should stay the same too.

Vu: Great. And seeing that we paid off the car loan last month, we’ll have some extra money.

Maryanne: Oh, that’s good news! We’ll still need to put money away for the children’s education, like we’ve always done.

Vu: Yes, and we’ll be able to send more money over to Mom. There’s a plot of land that they’ve been eyeing for ages and I’d really like to help them out.

Maryanne:Yes, we should. And after that’s done, maybe we can start saving for the honeymoon we never went on.

Vu: I know, Maryanne. That’s something we should definitely do.

Unit4

Part1

1. How’s everything

2. Makes it even harder

3. Need to know

4. Open a checking account

5. Pay my bills

6. It’s about two blocks from here

7. My car and renew my driver’s license

8. Take a bus

9. How often the buses run

10. You usually don’t have to wait more than ten minutes

11. How much does a single trip to City Hall cost

12. Closes for lunch

Part 2

1.express with direct deposit

2.standard without direct deposit

3.premiere account with direct deposit

1. Calling our automated information system

2. Have indicated

3. Checking accounts

4. To decide which account is right for you

5. At bank of the Century we offer four different checking accounts-Primo checking, ATM checking, Satndard checking and Access checking

$22 $0 $12/$10 $14/$12 $26 $7 / / Unlimited 25 checks/m Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited

Unlimited $6 service fee two

No minimum balance none

Other information for Primo and Access:

Primo: There is no monthly service fee if your combined balance at our bank is at least $10,000.

Access: These is no minimum balance required

Part 3

1. F

2. T

3. T

4. F

5. F

6. F

7. T

8. F

9. T

10. F

1. Join in

2. Make you a library card

3. Driver’s license

4. Fill in this form

5. e-mail

6. no charge

7. choose to book a terminal

8. the public access computers

9. check out

10. keep them longer

11. renew

12. over the phone

13. recommend

14. help suggest

15. spend

1.$55.00

2.$10.00

3.$10.00

4.$2.00

5.$45.00 Part 4

1.697

2.709

3.721

4.624

5.362,740,741

1.g

2.f

3.h

4.e

5.c

6.b

7.a

8.d

M: Do you know our teacher’s office number? W: Yes. Do you want it?

M: yes.

W: Let me see. It’s 344-476-0090

M: And his mobile number?

W: Let me check. It’s 130-476-0090

M: Thanks

Part 5

1.It is about 23-24 miles

2.56

3.Northeast/southwest.

4.Northwest

5.Northwest

6.It is about 38-40 miles

7.Southwest

1.Oak Street Hotel

2.Japanese Restaurant

1.start at the subway on 5th Avenue. Take a right out of the subway. Turn

left on Main street. Go straight for four blocks. Take a left on 1st Avenue. It’s on the corner of Oak and First Avenue. What’s the name of the building?

2.start at the post office on Main Street. Turn right out of the post office.

Turn left on 3rd Avenue. Go straight for two blocks. It’s on the corner of Maple Street and 3rd Avenue. What’s the name of the building?

Most people in our country live in urban areas. Urban areas are made up of cities and their surrounding suburbs. Urban areas have large populations and tall buildings. People live in many neighborhoods and work different kinds of jobs. The transportation system around these neighborhoods is well developed and very convenient. People get up very early to catch all kinds of transportation for work such as the subway and the bus. In addition, there is also carpooling, which is especially popular among young people. In a word, life in the urban area is both challenging and wonderful.

1.B

2.A

3.D

Part 6

1. Woke up

2. Ready for

3. Left for

4. Ironed

5. Made my list of errands

6. Returned

7. Stopped by

8. Make a deposit

9. Mail a package

10. Grocery shopping

11. Remembered to go to the cleaners and pick up some skirts

12. Finished shopping

8 4

2 7

3 5

10 6

9 1

1.F

3.F

4.T

Part 7

1. One important difference is size

2. A small community is called a town. A very small community is sometimes called a village

3. Provide

4. The surrounding area

5. Rural areas

6. Far apart

7. A city is a very large community

8. A large city usually is surrounded by smaller

9. Open space

10. A city and its suburbs make up an urban area

11. The location, or place, of a community makes a difference in the kind of work people do

12. A logging community

13. Cutting trees and hauling logs

1.F

3.T

4.F

5.T