CET4Listening概要1.pptVIP

[00:31.77]Passage One [00:33.61]Professors from Yale University agreed in a panel discussion tonight [00:37.01]that the automobile was what one of them called [00:39.72]Public Health Enemy No. 1 in This Country. [00:42.57]Besides polluting the air and overcrowding the cities, [00:46.02]automobiles could cause heart disease [00:48.31]because we dont walk anywhere any more, [00:50.08]said Dr. H. P. Richard Weinerman, [00:52.48]professor of medicine and public health. [00:54.94]Dr. Weinermans sharp accusation against the automobile [00:58.24]came in a discussion of human environment on Yale Reports, [01:01.74]a radio program broadcast by Station WTIC in Hartford, Connecticut. [01:07.05]The program opened a three-part series on Staying Alive. [01:10.85]For the first time in human history, [01:13.35]the problem of mans survival has to do [01:15.50]with his control of man-made hazards, [01:17.66]Dr. Weinerman said. [01:19.07]Before this, [01:20.04]the problem had been the control of natural hazards. [01:23.49]Questions 16 to 18 are based on the passage you have just heard. [01:31.35]16. What is the main idea of the passage? [01:50.84]17. Why could automobiles cause heart disease? [02:11.49]18. For the first time, [02:14.23]what does the problem of mans survival have to do with? 02:33.77]Passage Two [02:35.59]Whether its curled up, [02:37.85]flat on the stomach or stretched out across the bed, [02:41.04]the way people sleep reveals their personality, [02:44.29]a British sleep expert said. [02:46.55]Professor Chris Idzikowski, [02:49.99]director of the Sleep Assessment and Advisory Service, [02:53.13]has identified six common sleep positions and what they mean. [02:58.58]Crouched in the fetal position is the most popular sleep pattern [03:03.17]and favored by 51 percent of women, [03:05.91]according to the results of the study he conducted for a large hotel group. [03:10.56]Fetal sleepers tend to be shy and sensitive [03:14.22]while people who take the soldier position, [03