(共17张PPT)
听力精听填空训练
（含答案与讲解）
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W: What should I do when there are too manythings to do
M: When someone is busy, it is important to spend some time organizing the work. Many people just try to work faster, but that doesn't really help. （1） ________________ is the best answer when you are busy .
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M: Aren't you going to see the film They say it's well worth seeing.
W: I'm afraid I can't make it today. I am (2) __________ today.
答案和讲解
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W: What should I do when there are too manythings to do
M: When someone is busy, it is important to spend some time organizing the work. Many peoplejust try to work faster, but that doesn't really help. (1) Planning and working smartly is the best answer when you are busy .
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M: Aren't you going to see the film They say it'swell worth seeing.
W: I'm afraid I can't make it today. (2) I am not feeling myself today.
I am not feeling myself today 意为——我感觉今天不对劲，有点不舒服。
区分
I am not feeling well.强调身体方面
I am not feeling good.强调精神心情方面。
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W: (14)Our topic today is ( 13) on (1) ___________ in the world. First we'll talk about what the situation is,and then we'll give some examples. Allan, do you want to begin
M: OK. First, there is (2) _______ on the situation. There are actually different views on (3) ________ in the world today. Most experts say that ( 15 ) there are (4) ____________ still in use. Unfortunately, many of these languages are (5) ________. Now, it's hard to find an exact number, but some people believe that (15) (6)__________ still in use could be lost before long. ( 16)Here is a more specific example of how languages are（7） ________. An article in the magazine Nature in 2003 states that there are (8) __________ around the world who are (9) ___________ of their languages of dissapearing.
答案和讲解
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W: (14)Our topic today is ( 13) (1)on language loss in the world. First we'll talk about what thesituation is,and then we'll give some examples. Allan, do you want to begin
M: OK. First, there is (2)some background on the situation. There are actually different views on (3)how many languages exist in the world today. Most experts say that (15 ) there are (4)somewhere between 6 ,000 and 6, 800 languages still in use. Unfortunately, many of these languages are (5)in danger of disappearing. Now, it's hard to find an exact number, but some eople believethat (15)(6)as many as half of the languages still in use could be lost before long. ( 16)Here is a more specific example of how languages are (7)being lost. An article in the magazine Nature in 2003 states that there are (8)46 different peoplea round the world who are (9)the last remaining speakers of their languages of disappearing.
in danger of disappearing 陷入 ……危险
in danger of extinction 有灭绝的危险
remaining adj 剩下的（做前置定语）remaining food= leftover
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W : Wow. I magine if you were the only speaker ofyour language left.
M: Yes. Now, one of the problems is that it's very difficult to （1） ________on actual language numbers and that it's also hard to find agreement on the number of languages that are (2) _______
答案和讲解
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W : Wow. I magine if you were the only speaker ofyour language left.
M: Yes. Now, one of the problems is that it's very difficult to (1) get complete agreement on actual language numbers and that it's also hard to find agreement on the number of languages (2) that are at the risk of disappearing.
at the risk of 有……的危险= in danger of
find agreement on sth 在某方面有观点一致
The World Health Organization is worried that (17)(1) _________ in their twenties and early thirties are (2) _________by listening to loud music. It says nearly (3) _________ risk hearing loss because of the (4) ________of personal music players, including smart phones. (5) _____ in night clubs, bars and at sporting events also increase the risk. The WHO recommends a safe limit of listening to music for just one hour a day. The WHO director for injury prevention ,Dr. Etienne Krug, told the media that hearing loss is (6) _________ Dr. Krug said keeping the volume down and ( 18 )（7） ________of personal audio devices to (8) ____________ would save people's hearing a lot.However, he also said, " Even an hour can be too much if the volume is too loud. " RalphHolme, a researcher, explained how loud noise can damage ears. He said, "( 19 )Loud sounds damage your hearing by (9) ________thousands of little hair cells in the inner ear. The cells are very fragile and they (10) ________ and die due to loud sounds for too long. " He warned, (20) "The problem is that they (11) ________ and the ear can no longer hear sounds.
答案和讲解
The World Health Organization is worried that (17) (1)1.1 billion teenagers and people in their twenties and early thirties are (2)damaging their hearing by listening to loud music. It says nearly (3)half the young people risk hearing loss because of the (4)" unsafe use" of personal music players, including smart phones. (5)Loud musicin night clubs, bars and at sporting events also increase the risk. The WHO recommends a safe limit of listening to music for just one hour aday. The WHO director for injury prevention ,Dr. Etienne Krug, told the media that hearing loss is (6)easily preventable. Dr. Krug said keeping the volume down and ( 18 ) (7)limiting the use of personal audio devices to (8)less than one hour a day would save people's hearing a lot.However, he also said, " Even an hour can be too much if the volume is too loud. " RalphHolme, a researcher, explained how loud noise can damage ears. He said, "( 19 )Loud sounds damage your hearing by (9)killing off thousands of little hair cells in the inner ear. The cells arevery fragile and they (10)get damaged and die due to loud sounds for too long. " He warned, (20) "The problem is that they (11)don't grow back and the ear can no longer hear sounds.
risk hearing loss 冒着听力丧失的风险
easily preventable 很容易预防的
get damaged —— get injured 、ruined、spoiled
被破坏，受伤，毁坏，损害
