雅思聽力

前言

　　Dear Student，　　Thank you for choosing to study for the IELTS with New Oriental.This book is the long anticipated result of a close cooperation betweenNew Oriental and international IELTS experts to develop our own IELTStraining materials.We believe it offers a different approach，with thefollowing features：　　First of all，the language used is likely what you will encounter in a realclassmom 0r work setting while living abroad.The setting of each dialogueis also consistent with how you might encounter English as used by nativespeakers in their own country.　　Also，under the guidance of renowned professor Rod Ellis，our partnerinternational research team has delivered a proven methodology for ensuringthe intended acquisition of needed skills for IELTS test takers in speaking，listening，reading and writing.　　And most importantly，this book incorporates ten years of IELTS trainingexperience by the very best teachers at New Oriental，and therefore has beencustomized to suit the needs of Chinese students.　　I sincerely hope that together with these materials New Oriental teacherscan nlake your IELTS classroom fruitful and rewarding.Enjoy your learningtime with New Oriental！　　Zhou Chenggang　　新東方教育科技集團雅思研究院院長　　新東方教育科技集團常務(wù)副總裁

內(nèi)容概要

匯集新東方雅思十年培訓(xùn)經(jīng)驗之精華，新東方及國際知名雅思專家強強聯(lián)手，傾力打造符合中國雅思考生學(xué)習(xí)特點的培訓(xùn)教材；資深國際語言專家Rod Ellis親自作序，擔(dān)任總顧問，對教材編寫予以指導(dǎo)；新東方教育科技集團雅思研究院院長周成剛親自審訂；根據(jù)雅思考試最新趨勢，全面覆蓋雅思考試各種題型，提供多樣練習(xí)形式及技巧點撥，供考生短時高效備考；本書既可以作為課堂培訓(xùn)使用，也可以作為考生自學(xué)使用，適用于英語基礎(chǔ)相對薄弱的考生，配合劍橋雅思真題學(xué)習(xí)，效果更佳。

書籍目錄

Unit 1 Music　　　　　　　　Unit 2 Eating Healthily　　　　Unit 3 Sport　　　　　　　　 Unit 4 Media　　　　　　　　 Unit 5 Giving Directions Unit 6 Advertising　　　　Unit 7 Education　　　　 Unit 8 Recycling　　　　 Unit 9 Food　　　　　　 Unit 10 Technology　　 Unit 11 Censorship　　　　Unit 12 Leisure Activities Unit 13 Social Issues　　 Unit 14 Money　　　　　　 Unit 15 Youth Issues　　　　 Unit 16 Commodities　　　　Unit 17 Dieting　　　　　　 Unit 18 International Events Unit 19 Online Safety　　　　Unit 20 Environment　　　　 Answer Key

章節(jié)摘錄

　　Listening 1　　Narrator 1：You are now going to hear a talk about glass recycling.　 Narrator 2：　　Glass recycling is now a standard process in many towns andcities of the world.Millions of glass items are used every day,with bottles，jars and light bulbs being among the mostcommon.The process of recycling glass rather than making it new saves energy and reduces the amount of waste at landfills.　　The first step in the process of recycling household glass is towash the items in warm,_s_9aPy water.This is to ensure thatthere isnt any drink or food left on the glass.Secondly，the jarsand bottles are collected by one of two systems，depending onthe town or city.In some places，bottles and jars are taken bythe general public to bottle banks.Bottle banks are largerecycling bins，usually with three holes that enable the glass tobe separated by colour——clear,brown or green.In other cities，people put their bottles and jars in a container which theyleave outside their house on a set day of the week.A truckthen comes past,and the glass is collected and sorted intodifferent colours by glass collection companies.　　Thirdly,the glass is taken to a glass plant,where the actualrecycling process takes place.At the glass plant,one of twothings can happen.In the first case，the bottles are sterilizedand then reused for their original purpose that is，soft drinkbottles are refilled with soft drinks，or jam jars are refilled withjam，and so on.Reusing bottles as they are saves money，andsaves more energy than the second process.In the second case，the glass is melted down and made into new bottles or otherproducts entirely.First，all of the glass of one colour is placedinto abig crushingmachineand broken into smallpieces.Itisimportant to separate the different types and colours of glass，because they have different chemical properties.Then,thecrushed glass is mixed with amounts of sand,ash andlimestone andplacedin a furnace to be melted.　　Finally,most of the melted glass is poured to make new bottlesand jars.However,depending on the quality,it can be used tomake other products，including floor tiles and fibreglass.　　Listening 2　　Narrator 1：You are going to hear a talk about the recycling processfor aluminium cans.　　Narrator 2：　　Every year，millions and millions of drink cans are soldaround the world.Approximately 75 per cent of these drinkcans are made of aluminium.The process of recycling thesecans is very important because it saves energy and reduces theamount of waste in landfills.　　In the first step in the recycling process，the used cans arecollected.As with glass bottles and jars，this means that thecans are either taken by the general public to large recyclingbins-known ascan banks-outside supermarketsand othershops，or picked up from outside people’s houses by cancollection companies.Secondly，the cans are taken to specialcentres，where they are checked for any liquid,paper or othermaterials that could be a problem for the recycling process.　　Thirdly，the cans are then transported to a recycling plant，where a machine cuts them into small pieces.Then the piecesof aluminium are melted in a very hot furnace，before beingpoured into huge moulds and left togo cold.　　In the next stage，the big blocks of aluminium are taken toanother plant for rolling.First,they are heated and then rolledby a machine to make them thin.Next,they are left to cool，before being rolled a second time until they are thin enough tomake new aluminium cans.The thin Pieces of aluminium arethen put into another machine where they are cut up andmade into new cans.After this，the new cans are painted withthe colours and the logo of the drink company.Inthefinal stages，the cansareplacedin anoventodry，beforebeing washed.Lastly，the new，clean aluminium cans are fiUedwith gas and liquid.They are now ready to be transported toshops，supermarkets and drink machines for people to buy.Then，the recycling process begins all over again.

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