新編大學(xué)英語(yǔ)聽力6

[00:00.00] Unit 6 [00:04.00]Shopping [00:07.63]Part Two [00:11.38]Listening-Centered Activities [00:15.08]Listening 1 [00:18.68]Exercise 1 [00:22.14]Directions: [00:25.85]Listen to the dialog [00:29.05]and fill in the table with the information you get from the tape [00:34.96]about the shoes Maria tried on. [00:40.43]Maria Almar is looking round the shops in Athens [00:46.58]before she catches the afternoon flight back to Zuric [00:52.42]Maria is looking for a pair of shoes. [00:56.70]Maria: Excuse me. Do you speak English? [01:02.75]Assistant: Yes, madam. Can I help you? [01:07.00]Maria: I'm looking for a pair of blue shoes to wear with a dress. [01:14.02]Assistant: Blue? [01:16.68]Maria: Yes, you've got some in the window at 1,450 drachma [01:26.72]Could I try them on, please? [01:30.72]Assistant: What size is it? [01:34.21]Maria: 38. [01:37.45]Assistant: Just a moment, please. Yes, here we are. [01:43.61]Maria: Are they leather? [01:47.21]Assistant: Oh, yes. [01:49.94]Maria: I like the style. [01:53.65]Assistant: Do they fit all right? [01:57.58]Maria: They feel a bit tight actually. Have you a larger size? [02:05.28]Assistant: We haven't got that shoe in a 39, I'm afraid. [02:11.51]Maria: Have you anything similar in blue that would fit me? [02:18.06]Assistant: No, we haven't. I'm sorry. [02:22.81]Maria: I'll leave it then. Thank you very much. [02:28.43]Exercise 2 [02:32.06]Directions: [02:35.48]Listen to the dialog again [02:39.41]Work in pairs and role-play the whole dialogue between Maria and the shop-assistant [02:48.26]assuming that there are shoes of size 39 in the shop. [02:55.18]Listening 2 [02:59.06]Exercise 1 [03:02.45]Directions: [03:05.65]Listen to the first part of the radio program and answer [03:11.99]each of the folloeing questions with no more than 10 words. [03:18.97]1) What's the title of the program? [03:24.66]2) What's the purpose of the program? [03:30.64]3) What's the program's telephone number? [03:36.90]4) What's the name of the host? [03:41.83]5) What's the guest's occupation? [03:47.48]Welcome to At Your Service, [03:52.13]the consumer program that gives you advice [03:56.88]when something goes wrong with goods or services you've bought [04:02.35]If you have a problem which you'd like us to help you with, [04:07.75]here's the number to ring: 01-2468041 [04:15.89]That's 01-2468041 [04:22.37]My name is Jack Mills, and with me to answer your questions today [04:29.14]is the head of the Consumer Aid Association, Mary Smith. [04:35.69]Exercise 2 [04:39.36]Directions: [04:42.64]Listen to the second part of the program twice [04:47.82]and write"T" for true and "F" for false in the space provided. [04:55.78]Jack: Now let's go staight to our first caller, Mr Black from London [05:02.44]Good morning, Mr Black. How can I help you? [05:07.62]Mr Black: Well, I was looking for a second-hand car [05:13.20]and I saw this advertisement in the local newspaper and it was the car I wanted [05:21.48]It was &1,150 and it was described as perfect [05:29.69]I went to see the car. It looked very good, so I bought it...Mr Black. [05:37.75]Mary:could I interrupt? [05:40.74]Mr Black: Yes, please. [05:44.30]Mary: Did you pay the full asking price for the car? [05:50.10]Mr Black: Yes, I paid 1, 150 for it. It seemed all right when I bought it [05:59.64]But a few days later, I had some trouble starting it, and when it was started, [06:07.56]it didn't run very well.So I took it to the local garage [06:15.30]They had a good look at it and they said everything was wrong with it [06:21.74]It had been damaged in an accident and the repairs hadn't been very good [06:28.48]So it wasn't worth the money I'd paid for it [06:34.45]In fact, they said it was only worth 40 ponds [06:40.93]That's a lot less than I'd paid for it [06:45.83]So I went back to the man, but he didn't really want to know [06:52.60]and I don't know what to do now. [06:57.06]Mary: Mr Black, the most important point here is. [07:02.75]Was the seller a dealer or was this a private sale? [07:09.05]Mr Black: I don't think he was a dealer. [07:13.51]Mary: Well, unfortunately, with [07:17.69]private sales the buyer has very little protection under the law [07:23.77]did the man say that the car was perfect? [07:28.52]Mr Black: Yes. [07:31.44]Mary: When you bought the car, you bought it understanding that it was faultles [07:38.21]That there was nothing wrong with it at all? [07:42.13]Mr Black: Yes, yeah. [07:45.44]Mary: I'm sorry to be a little pessimistic, Mr Black [07:50.66]I think it's probably worthwhile making a claim under the Small Claims Procedure

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