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Составители: Н.А. Новик, И.И. Илюкевич, И.Г. Маликова

Методическая разработка по развитию навыков аудирования

М54 на английском языке для студентов, 1-2 курсов ФКП, ФТК, ФРЭ,

ЭФ. В 2ч. Ч. 2. – Мн.: БГУИР, 2004. - 49 с.

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© Н.А. Новик, И.И. Илюкевич, И.Г. Маликова, 2004

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Методическая разработка по развитию навыков аудирования на английском языке для студентов 1-2 курсов ФКП, ФТК, ФРЭ, ЭФ.

В 2-х частях

Часть 2

Составители Новик Нонна Алексеевна

Илюкевич Ираида Игоревна

Маликова Ирина Гаврииловна

Корректор Е.Н. Батурчик

Компьютерная верстка Дубовик Т.Е.

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Учреждение образования

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220013, Минск, п. Бровки, 6. Министерство образования Республики Беларусь Учреждение образования

БЕЛОРУССКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ

ИНФОРМАТИКИ И РАДИОЭЛЕКТРОНИКИ

Кафедра иностранных языков №1

Methodological Work-book in Listening Comprehension for First and Second Year Students

Part 2

Методическая разработка по развитию навыков аудирования на английском языке для студентов 1-2 курсов ФКП, ФТК, ЭФ

В 2-х частях

Часть 2

Минск 2004

Answer keys

Chapter I. Listening tactics

UNIT 1.

1.

1. Juan Dominguez 4. Thomas DeCarlo

2. Agnes Shore 5. Virginia Travis

3. Samuel Yau 6. Motonari Takeuchi

2.

1. 941-5578 5. 462-9556

2. 245-6672 6. 967-4583

3. 377-6287 7. 463-5990

4. 259-9685 8. 227-1151

3. 1. 238

2. 3022

3. 350

4. 1089

5. 2573

UNIT 2.

1.

1. in; 2. over; 3. on; 4. under; 5. in; 6. behind; 7. under; 8. beside; 9. in front of; 10. in.

2.

1. . 2. ? 3. ? 4. . 5. ? 6. ? 7. . 8. .

UNIT 3.

1.

1. tall; 2. shorter; 3. great; 4. glasses; 5. green; 6. T-shirt; 7. brown; 8. John; 9. brown; 10. Beryl’s

2.

1. a; 2. b; 3. a; 4. b; 5. b; 6. b; 7. a; 8. b

3.

1. yes; 2. no; 3. yes; 4. no; 5. no; 6. yes; 7. no; 8. no; 9. yes; 10. no

UNIT 4.

1.

1. ending	5. invitation
2. invitation	6. invitation
3. ending	7. ending
4. ending	8. ending

2.

1. choose one	5. choose one
2. yes or no	6. choose one
3. choose one	7. yes or no
4. yes or no	8. yes or no

UNIT 5.

1.

1. not interested 4. not interested

2. interested 5. interested

3. not interested

2.

1. [2] out [1] don’t [3] weekends

2. [1] often [3] city [2] piano

3. [3] museum [2] movies [1] interesting

4. [2] early [3] Sundays [1] get

5. [3] world [2] exciting [1] football’s

6. [1] always [2] late [3] weekends

7. [2] great [1] pool [3] meet

UNIT 6.

1.

1. where	5. Where
2. where	6. when
3. when	7. where
4. where	8. when

2.

1. Does she? 5. Will he?

2. Isn’t he? 6. Isn’t it?

3. Aren’t they? 7. Aren’t we?

4. Can’t she? 8. Does she?

3.

1. a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. a; 6. b; 7. b; 8. a

UNIT 7.

1.

1. I don’t think so	5. I think so (+)
2. I think so (+)	6. I think so (+)
3. I think so (+)	7. I don’t think so
4. I don’t think so	8. I think so (+)

2 .

1. checking 5. checking

2. checking 6. showing understanding

3. showing understanding 7. showing understanding

4. showing understanding

3.

1. two, 2. Forty, 3. Seventy, 4. Eight, 5. Thirty, 6. Six, 7. Six.

UNIT 8.

1.

1. 2 bank 1 bridge

2. 1 supermarket 2 bridge

3. 1 park 2 museum

4. 2 hotel 1 road

5. 2 corner 1 theater

6. 1 shopping center 2 theater

7. 2 hospital 1 intersection

8. 2 traffic lights 1 bridge

2. 1. a; 2.a; 3.b; 4. b; 5. a; 6.b; 7. a

UNIT 9.

1.

1. [2] Saturday [1] football [3] Sunday

1. [3] exciting [2] really [1] concert

2. [3] Wednesday [2] fireworks [1] don’t

3. [1] disco [3] noisy [2] much

4. [2] keep [3] this [1] win

5. [1] don’t [2] want [3] here

6. [3] prepare [2] easy [1] pie

7. [2] say [3] started [1] what

2.

1. not finished	5. not finished
2. finished	6. not finished
3. not finished	7. finished
4. finished	8. finished

UNIT 10.

1.

1. me too 6. me too

1. me neither 7. me neither

2. me neither 8. me neither

3. me too 9. me neither

4. me too 10. me too

2.

1. I’m sorry to hear that	5. I’m sorry to hear that
2. I’m sorry to hear that	6. I’m sorry to hear that
3. I’m glad to hear that	7. I’m glad to hear that
4. I’m sorry to hear that	8. I’m sorry to hear that

3. 1. a; 2. a; 3. b; 4. b; 5. b; 6. a; 7. a

UNIT 11.

1.

1. finished	5. not finished
2. not finished	6. finished
3. not finished	7. not finished
4. not finished	8. finished

2.

1. 4,1,2,3. 5. 3,2,4,1.

2. 2,1,3,4. 6. 1,4,3,2.

3. 3,2,1,4. 7. 1,3,4,2.

4. 4,1,3,2. 8. 3,2,4,1.

UNIT 12.

1.

1. can 6. can

2. can 7. can’t

3. can’t 8. can

4. can 9. can’t

5. can’t 10. can’t

2.

1. . 2. ? 3. . 4. ? 5. . 6. ? 7. ? 8. ? 9. . 10. ?

UNIT 13.

1.

1. Likes	5. doesn’t like
2. Likes	6. doesn’t like
3. Doesn’t like	7. likes
4. likes

2.

1. impolite 6. important

2. uncomfortable 7. intelligent

3. pleasant 8. unhappy

4. unhealthy 9. unfriendly

5. impossible

UNIT 14.

1.

1.	When	5.	What
2.	What	6.	What
3.	When	7.	When
4.	What
2. 1.	different	6.		same
2.	Different	7.		Different
3.	Same	8.		Different
4.	Different	9.		Same
5.	Same	10.		Different

CHAPTER II. A TASK-BASED LISTENING

UNIT 1. Meeting People.

1.

1. b; 2.c; 3. b; 4. c; 5. b; 6. c; 7. a

2.

Karen James

Wendy Lawton

3.

1. No; 2. a, beer, b. tea; 3. yes; 4. a; 5. yes; 6. her mother; 7. c; 8. b; 9. a, b and perhaps d; 10. no; 11. c

UNIT 2. Tell Me about Yourself.

1.

First name: John

Last name: Robertson

Nationality: Australian

Address: 255 Jardine Street

Telephone number: 579-9766

2. __________________________________________

Name Nationality Occupation

A lison British doctor

H enry American teller

David German student

S usan Canadian teacher

French nurse

Australian chemist

3.

	Number of People in the Family	Number of brothers	Number of sisters	Father’s occupation	Mother’s occupation
Jane	6	2	1	Businessman	Housewife
Margaret	4	0	1	Journalist	Lawyer

UNIT 3. WHO’S WHO?

1.

1.	Jake	6.	Polly
2.	Sally	7.	She says her nose is too big.
3.	Sally	8.	Jake
4.	Polly	9.	Rob
5.	Rob	10.	Sally

2.

All the expressions occur except

That’s it, I don’t agree and maybe not.

3.