新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程3原文(unit6)新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程3原文(unit6)新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程3原文(unit6)資料僅供參考文件編號(hào)：2022年4月新世紀(jì)大學(xué)英語(yǔ)視聽(tīng)說(shuō)教程3原文(unit6)版本號(hào)：A修改號(hào)：1頁(yè)次：1.0審核：批準(zhǔn):發(fā)布日期：Unit6TelecommunicationsListeningAudioTrack3-6-1A:Doyouliketotalkonthephone?

B:Yes,Ido.Howaboutyou?

A:Idon’t,notreally.Iprefertotalkinperson.Whodoyoucallthemost?B:Myparents.Icallthemtwiceaweek,onWednesdaysandSundays.A:Doyouevermakelong-distanceorinternationalcalls?

B:Oh,yes,Ido.Imakelong-distancecallstomymomanddadandinternationalcallstomycousin.He’sstudyinginFrance.AudioTrack3-6-2/AudioTrack3-6-3Conversation1Man:Mindy,Ineedtomakeaphonecall.Isthereapayphonearoundhere?

Woman:Here.Usemycellphone,Trey.Man:Really?

Woman:Sure.Ihavefreeserviceonnightsandweekends.Man:OK…thanks.Now,whatdoIdo?

Woman:Youhavetoturniton.Pressthepowerbutton.Man:OK.Ididthat.Wait…there’snodialtone.Woman:That’sOK.Remember,it’sacellphone.It’sdifferent.Man:Gotcha.Woman:Entertheareacodeandthenthetelephonenumber.Man:Let’ssee…Woman:Nowjustpress“send”andyou’llbeconnected.Man:Gotit!Thanks!Conversation2Man:DoyouknowMaria’sphonenumber

Sheleftamessageontheansweringmachinebutdidn’tleavehertelephonenumber.

Woman1:Hmm,Idon’tknowit…Lookinthetelephonedirectory.Man:Idid.It’snotlisted.Woman1:Oh…Whydon’tyoucalldirectoryassistance,then?

Man:Goodidea.Let’ssee…4-1-1…Woman2:Whatcity?

Man:Boston.Woman2:Whatlisting?

Man:IneedthenumberforMariaGomezonNorthStreet.Woman2:Onemoment,please.Thankyou.Here’syournumber.Thenumberis…areacode617-524…AudioTrack3-6-4/AudioTrack3-6-5Conversation1Dave:Arrgh!Elaine!I’msofrustrated!Elaine:WhyWhat’swrong,DaveDave:I’mtryingtocallHenryathome.Hislineisalwaysbusy.Elaine:Didyoutryhiscellphone?

Dave:Idon’tknowthenumber.Elaine:Holdonasecond.Hereitis:Areacode266,555-6983.Dave:Thanks.Elaine:Well…

Dave:I’mgettinghisvoicemail.I’mgoingtohangup.Elaine:Whydon’tyoutryagain

Justpress“redial.”Dave:Nope.Samething…thevoicemail.I’lltrylater.Thanksanyway.Conversation2Elaine:Whattimeisit?

Dave:6:00.Why?

Elaine:I’mgoingtotryHenrythistime.Dave:Idon’tthinkhe’shomeyet.Elaine:Youneverknow.MaybeI’llhavebetterluck.Youngboy:Hello?Elaine:HelloUm…couldIspeaktoHenry,pleaseYoungboy:I’msorry.Ithinkyou’vecalledthewrongnumber.Elaine:Oh,I’msorry.Oops…Idialedthewrongnumber.Dave:Well,tryagain.Elaine:OK.Henry:Hello?

Elaine:HelloHenryHenry:Yes.Elaine:It’sElaine.Howareyou?

Henry:I’mfine,thanks.It’ssonicetohearfromyou!Howareyou?

AudioTrack3-6-6/AudioTrack3-6-7Beth:Hey,Lisa,canIborrowsomemoneyfromyou

Ihavetopaymyphonebill.

Lisa:Whyisyourbillsohigh?Beth:Well,Imadeafewphonecallslastmonth,andtheywerekindofexpensive.Lisa:Whodidyoucall?Beth:IwascallingmyfriendRaulinCaracas.I’mgoingtovisithimnextmonth.Iwantedtoplanmyvacation.Butfirst,Idialedawrongnumber—threetimes.Lisa:Oh,Beth!Beth:ThenIcheckeditandenteredthenumberagain.Raul’ssisterpickedupthereceiver.Shedoesn’tspeakEnglish,soshehungupthephone.Itriedagainthenextday.Raul’sfatheransweredandIleftamessage.Lisa:DidRauleverreachyou?Beth:No!Hegotabusysignalbecausemybrotherisalwaysonthephone.FinallyIcalledhim,andwetalkedforanhour.Lisa:Ithinkaplaneticketischeaperthanyourphonebill.AudioTrack3-6-8/AudioTrack3-6-9Doyouwanttogetacellphone?1.Everyonelovescellphones!Moreandmorepeoplearebuyingcellphones.Withacellphone,youcankeepintouchwithfriends,family,andco-workers,everywhereyougo.It’simportanttochoosetherightcellphone,andtherightcompany.2.Choosetherightplan.Lookatplansfromdifferentcompanies,andanswerthesequestions:WillIusemycellphoneeveryday,oronlyinanemergencyWhenwillImakecalls—duringtheday,atnight,oronweekendsDoesthepricefitmymonthlybudget3.Whatphoneisrightforyou?Beforeyoubuyaphone,thinkaboutthesethings:WhatsizedoyouwantIsiteasytouseDoesithavethefeaturesyouneed—forexample,voicedialingorInternetservice4.Don’ttalkanddrive.Youneedtwohandstodriveacar.Takingyourhandoffthesteeringwheeltouseyourphoneisrisky.Insomeplacesit’sillegal.Ifyouneedtomakeorreceiveacall,stopatthesideoftheroad.5.Useyourcellphonepolitely.Turnyourphoneoffinmeetings,movies,restaurants,oranyplacewherearingingphonemightdisturbpeople.It’sokaytouseyourcellphoneinapublicplace;justremembertospeaksoftlyandkeepyourconversationprivate.AudioTrack3-6-10/AudioTrack3-6-11Howdoyoufeelaboutcellphones?Itcan’tbedenied:therehasbeenacellphoneboominthelastdecade.Everywhereyougo,peopleseemtobetalkingonthetelephone.Howdopeoplefeelaboutcellphones

Ouron-the-streetsurveyfoundsomeinterestinganswers.

Sixty-ninepercentofthepeopleweaskedthinkcellphonesareconvenientandsavetime.Nineteenpercentusecellphonesonlywhentheyhaveto.Asmallpercentage—onlythreepercent—thinkcellphonesareunnecessary.Anotherthreepercentsaytheyareaddictedtotheircellphones!Therehavebeensomeproblemsassociatedwithcellphones.Somecitieshavepassedlawsaffectingcellphoneuse.Forexample,insomeplaces,itisnowillegaltodriveanduseyourcellphoneatthesametime.Asurveyaskedpeopleaboutcellphonesandlaws.Hereishowtheyanswered.Thereshouldbelawsaboutcellphoneusage…inclassrooms,theaters,andrestaurants57%agreewhiledriving45%agreeonpublictransportation34%agreeOnethingissureaboutcellphones:everyonehasanopinionabouthowandwhentheyshouldbeused!Listentowhatthesefourpeoplehadtosay:Phil:I’mPhil.Ilovetalkingonthephone.Ikeepmyphonenexttomybed.Ieventakeitwithmeintothebathroom!MyfriendssaythatIam“cellphonecrazy.”Sherry:I’mSherry.Iliveinthecountry.Mynearestneighboris25milesaway.Mycellphonemakesmefeelsafe.Icancallsomeoneinanemergency.Eric:I’mEric.Ithinkcellphonesareunnecessary.Whydopeopleusethemsooften,especiallyinpublicplacesIthinkit’saformofnoisepollution!Carmen:I’mCarmen.I’mverybusy.SometimesIhavetocancelanappointmentatthelastminute.Iusemycellphonetodothat.It’sgoodforbusiness.AudioTrack3-6-12A:Mynumberisfive-five-five,six-seven-four-nine.B:Five-five-five,six-seven-four-nine?A:Yes.Six-seven-four-nine.AudioTrack3-6-131A:Mynumberisfive-five-five,two-five-two-six.B:Didyousayfive-five-five,two-nine-two-six?A:No,it'stwo-five-two-six.2A:Myworknumberiseighthundred,two-two-one,five-three-four-eight.B:Five-three-four-eight?A:That'scorrect.3A:Youcancallmeatfive-five-five,sixteen-sixtyone.B:Wasthatfive-five-five,sixty-sixtyone?A:No,it'sone-six-six-one.Speaking&CommunicationAudioTrack3-6-14Receptionist:Goodmorning.BarrIncorporated.Yuka:Goodmorning.TonyWhite,please.Receptionist:Onemoment,please.I’msorry.He’snotin.MayItakeamessage?

Yuka:Yes,please.TellhimthatYukacalled.Receptionist:Yuka.Howdoyouspellthat?

Yuka:It’sspelledY-U-K-A.Receptionist:OK.DoesMr.Whitehaveyourtelephonenumber?

Yuka:Yes,hedoes.Receptionist:OK,Yuka.I’llgivehimthemessage.Yuka:Thanksalot.AudioTrack3-6-15A:MyfullnameisBaoYuhe.B:Canyouspellitforme,please?

A:MyfamilynameBaoisspelledBasinboy,Aasinapple,Oasinorange,andmygivennameYuheisspelledYasinyellow,Uasinuniform,HasinhotandEasinEngland.A:Thankyou.AudioTrack3-6-16A:Hello.Ms.Wu,please.B:I’msorry.She’snothereatthemoment.MayItakeamessage?

A:Yes,please.TellherTedZhangcalled.B:TedZhangCouldyouspellthat,pleaseA:Certainly.YouspellTedTasintango,EasinEngland,DasinDonald.ZhangisspelledZlikeinzebra,Hlikeinhot,Aasinapple,NasinNancy,andGasingolf.B:OK.Gotit.DoesMs.Wuhaveyourcellphonenumber?

A:Yes,shesuredoes.B:OK,Ted.I’llgiveherthemessage.A:Thankyouverymuchindeed.AudioTrack3-6-17Evan:Dad,Iwantacellphone.Allmyfriendshaveone!Dad:Evan,justbecauseallyourfriendshaveonedoesn’tmeanyoushouldhaveone.Whatdoyouneeditfor?Evan:Ineedittomakephonecalls.Dad:MakephonecallsTowhomYou’restillakid,andyoushouldbeplaying,notmakingphonecalls!Youdon’tneedtohaveacellphone.Ithinkyoushouldbeatleast16beforeyougetone.

Mom:Well,canIsaysomething

PerhapsEvanshouldhaveone.

Dad:Why?Mom:Ithinkcellphonescanbeveryuseful.IworrythatIwon’tbeabletoreachhim,inanemergency.Therewouldbenoneedtoworryifhehadacellphone.Icouldrelax.Dad:OK,Iseewhatyoumean.ButI’mstillnotconvincedtheyaresafeforchildrentouse.Let’saskEvan’sdoctorforheropinion.Mom:Sure.Goodidea.Doctor:Idon’tlikecellphonesthatmuch.They’reveryusefulinemergencies,butingeneral,Ithinkthatthey’renotagoodthing,especiallyforkids.StudiesinBritainsaythatcellphonesmayhaveadangerouseffectonchildren’sbrains.Dad:Isee.Inthatcase,IthinkweshouldallagreethatEvanshouldnothaveacellphoneuntilheismucholder.VideoCourseVideoTrack3-6-1Catherine:Ithinkthesedaysyoucan’tlivewithoutacellphone.Brad:IalwayshavemycellphonewithmesoIcancallmyfriends.IalsocanbrowsetheInternetanddownloadmusic.Jackie:Mycellphonehasacameraonit.It’sveryusefulwhenIdon’thaveacamerawithmeandifthere’ssomethingfunnyhappening,thenIcantakeapicture.Dayanne:Ithinkthatsometimescellphonesareunnecessary.However,they’reverygoodforbusiness.Alex:WhatIlikeaboutcellphonesisyoucancontactanybodyyouwantanytimeyouwant.Calvin:IfeellikeIlostsomeprivacybecauseofcellphones.Lourdes:Idon’tlikecellphonesthatmuch.They’renecessary...andthey’reveryusefulinemergencies…butingeneral,Ithinkthatthey’renotagoodthing.Dennis:Ilikecellphonesbecausetheyconnectyouwithpeople.Whereveryouare,peoplecanreachyou.WhatIdon’tlikeaboutcellphonesiswhentheyringatthemostunexpectedtimes.Alejandra:IlikecellphonesbecausetheyallowmetocallpeoplewhenI’mrunninglateandletthemknowthatI’mrunninglate.Idon’tlikewhencellphonesringintheaters,ormovietheaters,orimportanttalks,orevenintheclassroom.That’s…Ithink…alackofrespect,sothat’swhenIhatecellphones.VideoTrack3-6-2Jackie:Mycellphonehasacameraonit.It’sveryusefulwhenIdon’thaveacamerawithmeandifthere’ssomethingfunnyhappening,thenIcantakeapicture.Alex:WhatIlikeaboutcellphonesisyoucancontactanybodyyouwantanytimeyouwant.Calvin:IfeellikeIlostsomeprivacybecauseofcellphones.Dennis:Ilikecellphonesbecausetheyconnectyouwithpeople.Whereveryouarepeoplecanreachyou.WhatIdon’tlikeaboutcellphonesiswhentheyringatthemostunexpectedtimes.VideoTrack3-6-3Woman:(talkingloudlyoncellphone)No!No,no,no…Go…thetaxiline…findthetaxiline…there’sonejustoutside.It’srightoutside.No…it’srightoutsideoftheairport.Goinsideandasksomeone,OKAllright.We’llseeyousoon…twentyminutesorso…OK.Bye!Roberto:Ican’tstandcellphones.Whydopeopleusethemsooften—especiallyinpublicplaces?

Mike:Iknow.IonlyusemycellphonewhenIneedit.Ifindittobeaformofnoisepollution.(Mike’sphonerings)Roberto:SeewhatImean?Mike:(intophone)Hello?Mr.Johnson:Hi,Mike!Mike:Hi,Dad!How’sitgoing?Mr.Johnson:Oh,great.Listen,son,IjustgotanewcellphoneandIcalledtogiveyouthenumber.Mike:Oh,youjustneedtogivemeyournewnumber...Mr.Johnson:Yeah.Youknow,Ireallylovethesecellphones.They’resoconvenient!Yourmother’saddictedtohers.She’sonitallthetime...Mike:Uh...DadThenumber

Mr.Johnson:Oh,I’msorry.Ialmostforgot.Hereitis.Thenewareacodeissixfiveone…Mike:Didyousaysixnineone?Mr.Johnson:No…no…sixfiveone…five.“F”…likein“Frank”…Mike:Gotit.Mr.Johnson:Andthetelephonenumberis555-2324.Mike:(phonebeeps)DadCanyouholdonaminuteMom’scallingontheotherline.(intophonetomom)HelloMrs.Johnson:Hi,sweetheart,it’syourmom!Mike:Hi,Mom!I’montheotherlinewithDad.Mrs.Johnson:Ohthat’snice,dear.Ineedtotalktohim,too.I’mplanningourtriptoNewYork.I’dprefertocomeinSeptember,butyourfatherwantstocomeduringtheholidays.Nowyoutellhim…Mike:Waitaminute,Ican’tstandsendingmessages.CanyouholdonasecondI’mgoingtotrytoconnectyoutwo…(intophonetobothmomanddad)HelloIseverybodyhereMr.Johnson:Yeah,I’mhere…(momlaughs)Oh…thisiswhatIcallafamilyreunion!Mike:(alllaugh)Yeah!Woman:(toMike)Shh!Doyoumind(toherfriend)Ican’tstandcellphones—especiallyinpublicplaces!VideoTrack3-6-4Woman:(talkingloudlyoncellphone)No!No,no,no…Go…thetaxiline…findthetaxiline…there’sonejustoutside.It’srightoutside.No…it’srightoutsideoftheairport.Goinsideandasksomeone,OK

Allright.We’llseeyousoon…twentyminutesorso…OK.Bye!

Roberto:Ican’tstandcellphones.Whydopeopleusethemsooften—especiallyinpublicplaces?

Mike:Iknow.IonlyusemycellphonewhenIneedit.Ifindit