听力教程Unit 9 BK4 (93~104)课堂用文本 第二版.doc

UNIT 9 Section One Tactics for listening Listening and Translation Supermarkets are big stores that provide a wide choice of foods and other products. Since 2000, Americans have bought more organic food from supermarkets than from any other kind of store. In the United States, traditional supermarkets are facing competition from even bigger stores. They are also facing competition from stores with more choices of fresh, natural foods. New competitors are winning business because they are even larger than supermarkets and they have lower prices. Exercise Directions: Listen to some sentences and translate them into Chinese. You will hear each sentence three times. 超市是那些能够提供大量可供选择的食品和其他商品的大型商场。 自从2000年以来，美国人从超市里购买的有机食品比从其他类型的商场里购买的要多。 在美国，传统的超市正面临着来自更大的商场的竞争。 它们还面临着来自那些能提供更多新鲜、自然的食品品种的商店的竞争。 新的竞争对手正在经营中取胜，因为它们比超市更大、价格更便宜。 Section Two Listening Comprehension Part 1 Dialogue-Claim for Expenses Cashier: Ah, David Jones, Id like a word with you. Come into my office for a moment, will you? David: Yes, of course, Mr. Cook. Cashier: Its about this course we sent you on at Westhampton — Word processors, video, that sort of thing, wasnt it? David: Computer Programing, actually. It was really interesting. I felt I got a lot out of it and, of course, with everything going over to computers now, youve got to know something about them, havent you — especially if youre a junior accounts clerk like me. Cashier: Yes, of course, you work in Accounts. Im glad to hear you thought the course was worthwhile. Still, there is this little matter of your claim for expenses. David: Oh, I left that on your desk this morning, Mr. Cook. I thought Id better let you have it right away. Cashier: Yes, Ive got it here. Now, lets see. It was a one-day course at the Institute of Technology on the 10th May, wasnt it? David: Not the institute, Mr. Cook, the Technical College. Cashier: The Technical College? Oh, yes, of course. Now, what I dont understand is why you found it necessary to stay two ni