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11、肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿

12、芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃

13、膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀

14、羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅

15、膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿

16、肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃

17、节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇

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19、羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆

20、膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃

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23、肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆

24、羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀

25、腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄

26、肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿蒂蚆膈葿薄袁肄蒈蚇蚄肀蒇蒆袀羆蒆蕿螃芄蒅蚁羈膀蒄螃螁肆蒃蒃羆羂薃薅蝿芁薂蚇羅膇薁螀螇膃薀蕿肃聿膆蚂袆羅膆螄肁

27、芄膅蒄袄膀膄薆肀肆芃蚈袂羂节螁蚅芀芁蒀袁芆芀蚃蚃膂芀螅罿肈艿蒅螂羄芈薇羇芃芇虿螀腿莆螁羆肅莅蒁螈羁莄薃羄袇莄螆螇芅莃蒅肂膁莂薈袅肇莁蚀肀羃莀螂袃节葿 1996年英语专业八级考试听力MP3听力原文SECTION A TALKOK, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. In the previous week we talked about different types of pollution, and this week I want to focus on air pollution, air pollution caused by the car.

28、 Its well known that cars are the main cause of air pollution in a city. This can mean up to 50% of some diseases or even higher than 90 % of all air pollution are caused by the car. Obviously cars contribute a great deal to the air pollution in our cities, and this will get worse as the number of c

29、ars increases in the cities. Firstly, I would like to talk about how cars cause air pollution. How does the car cause air pollution? Well, you are all familiar with internal combustion engine, there is a mixture of petrol which explodes, and the explosion that propels the car forward. Unfortunately,

30、 in this process there are some poisonous chemicals made, and these poisonous chemicals mainly come out of the back of the car through the exhaust.Now its not just what comes out of the car exhaust that is dangerous, the brakes also cause pollution. The brakes in some cars give off asphaltum, and yo

31、u know asphaltum is, is highly dangerous substance, and can kill us. And thirdly, the tyres themselves give off small rubber particle which is not very good for health.We need to find solutions to this problem. Im going to talk about four possible solutions. Firstly, we could try and discourage the

32、use of cars. We could do this by putting higher taxes on petrol, or we could make cars more expensive, we could put prices of cars up.Secondly, we might encourage alternative methods of transport. For example, recently in Shanghai, a new built supra-underground will take some of the pressure off the

33、 roads. Some people will use the underground rather than use cars.In addition we could improve public transport, make it more comfortable, safer, more regular so that people will use the public transport rather than the car. Next, we could also use cleaner fuel rather than petrol. For example, we mi

34、ght use natural gas in the future or we might experiment battery cars.And lastly, we could try mechanical means for reducing the amount of chemicals that are emitted, which comes out of the cars the exhaust pipe. We could fix things called "absolute converters" for exhaust pipe. Its someth

35、ing, its a device which is seated over the exhaust, which controls the carbon amount of minor primer, which reduces the amount of dangerous chemical that cars give off. Now, its unlikely that any one of these solutions will work on its own. Im pretty sure that it will take a combination of all four

36、of these solutions to solve this problem.SECTION B INTERVIEWInterviewer: So, you are an architect?Interviewee: Yes.Interviewer: Do you work for a public or private organization, or are you self-employed, that is, working on your own? Interviewee: Im working for a private design and construction comp

37、any.Interviewer: How did you start your career?Interviewee: I started it with the government.Interviewer: Oh, did you? What made you decide to work for the government?Interviewee: Well, it was a matter of chance really. I saw an advertisement for a vacant position in a newspaper, and I thought "

38、;Why dont you try it?" In fact, I have no preferences to where I work, public or private.Interviewer; And do you still have this idea, or .Interviewee: More or less. Yes. Although Im now working for a private firm. I worked for the government for about three years. It was all right. Of course,

39、there is the bureaucracy one has to put up with, but thats not that bad, if you dont mind bureaucratic wheels turning slowly, and things not being as efficient.Interviewer: Ah-ah. And what made you leave the public sector?Interviewee: Money mainly. You see, I got married, and my wife doesnt work, an

40、d we wanted to start a family right away. So we thought it might be better if I moved to the private sector. This is why its hard for me to be self-employed because self-employed work has the disadvantage that there may be time, or a period of time when you are unemployed.Interviewer: I see, so, did

41、 you join this company straight away or .Interviewee: No, I worked for ., in a couple of private firms before I came to this one.Interviewer: Hmm . hmm. Now, what qualifications does one have to have to become an architect?Interviewee: Well, youve got to have a degree in architecture. That means bef

42、ore you apply to study architecture in any university you have to pass exams. Usually 3A levels with good results. Also you generally have to study sciences at schoolrather than arts . as the basis for the subject to be studied at university level. Although when you really get down to it, the subjec

43、t involves some aspects of arts too. Then you need between six and seven years to work through, by the end of which you usually sit for the final examination.Interviewer: So, you mean to take up architecture, one has to have a scientific background?Interviewee: Well, yes, mainly scientific, but it h

44、elps if you have some general arts background too. You know, architecture is not a pure science.Interviewer: Now, if one wants to take up architecture, one has got to be able to draw? Is that really true?Interviewee: Well, it is true that the work of an architect involves a lot of drawing, and to be

45、 an architect you must be able to draw. But this doesnt mean that if you cant at present draw, you wont have the opportunity to be an architect, because you can be taught to draw. In fact, drawing in architecture is different from drawing in art. An artists drawing must be good in a sense that it gi

46、ves a certain impression in the mind of the viewer, in fact, some famous artists cant draw very well at all, at least not from the technical point of view. On the other hand, architects drawing must be accurate. So, Id say that accuracy of the drawings is what we aim at, whats important.Interviewer;

47、 Now what qualities do you think make a good architect, apart from the accuracy in his drawings?Interviewee: Well, Im not sure if I can generalize about that. You see architecture is a mixture of theory and practice. So I suppose a good architect should be good at both. An architects work is good in

48、 as much as the construction is built precisely as the theory requires, so that it doesnt collapse or cant be used after a period of time because its dangerous. I dont mean a well-built construction will last forever, but its predictable that if the building is constructed in a certain way, or with

49、certain materials, we can say how long it will last, provided theres no other factor.Interviewer: Such as?Interviewee; Er, for example, an earthquake or if the ground level sinks which may destroy it, so thats one part of being a good architect to design a construction which is attractive and will l

50、ast a long time.Interviewer: Right. So thats the theory side. Now, what about the practical aspect?Interviewee: Yes, the practical side concerns, Id say, the use of the construction you design. If you design a house, the people who live in later on, must be happy as living in it. Er, a college stude

51、nt shouldnt think to himself. Oh, Id rather be study, Id rather study in the library. My bedroom is too cold because the ceiling seems to be too high, and the windows too big. Or say, when somebody is cooking in the kitchen, the smell of the food shouldnt disturb somebody whos still in bed. The bath

52、room should be situated for everyones convenience, but while its being used, the noise shouldnt disturb anyone. So you see these practical things which give you comfort apart from serving the purpose of the construction whatever it may be a school, a hospital, a hotel and so on .SECTION C NEWS BROAD

53、CASTNews Item One (For Questions 1112)A man who fired three shots into a crowded birthday party killing one man and wounding two other people has been sentenced to six years in prison. 36-year-old Mark Eastwood was in court for sentencing today after a jury had found him guilty of manslaughter, but

54、not guilty of murder.Mark Eastwood snapped after being kept awake for four successive nights by noisy parties yards away from his home. He took a loaded revolver and fired three shots through the window of a house in the southwestern part of the city. A 25-year-old man at the party died after being

55、hit in the head, two other people were seriously wounded.The court was told that Eastwood had a lengthy criminal record for dishonesty and he was keeping a gun without a license. Sentencing him to six years in prison, Mr Justice Dawson said, "No one must be allowed to kill innocent people and n

56、ot be severely punished."News Item Two (For Questions 1315)A 23-day search operation that begins Thursday will include 84 Americans and their Vietnamese counterparts split in the eight teams. The spokesman for the operation said four of the teams are currently in the midst of a dry season. The

57、spokesmen said Vietnam turned over 67 sets of remains which the Vietnamese believed to be of Americans last year, the most since it began returning such remains in the early 1980s. Vietnam first allowed American search teams into the country in 1988, and the first consisted of just three men. Vietna

58、m has turned over hundreds of sets of remains since the end of the war in 1975. So far 280 such sets have been positively identified as the remains of missing Americans. The remains are examined by forensic specialists at a US military laboratory in Hawaii. The fates of more than 2200 American servi

59、cemen who are missing in southeast Asia remain unsolved. 1648 of those are listed as missing in Vietnam or its waters. In an interview with the Associated Press, MajorGeneral Thomas Needham, the search operation commander said he was pleased with the progress being made to account for the missing me

60、n. He said he and his teams were allowed to go wherever they wished in Vietnam. General Needham said that he constantly pushed the Vietnamese to find and hand over more documents about the missing men.General Needham said that he didnt believe the Vietnamese government was holding back remains. Howe

61、ver, he said some individuals who had come across remains were holding them back in the hope of being paid for them. The US does not pay for remains. In a related development, the US military announced Wednesday that Admiral Charles Lawson, the commander-in-chief of the Pacific will visit Vietnam be

62、ginning January 16. Admiral Lawson will visit the American Missing-in-Action Office in Hanoi, discuss the issue with the Vietnamese officials, and travel south to observe the excavations. Admiral Lawson will become the highest ranking US military officer to visit Vietnam since the end of the War. Ad

63、miral Lawsons visit and extensive search come at a time when officials in Washington say the question of the US trade embargo against Vietnam is under active review.David Butler for VOA news, Bangkok.SECTION D NOTE-TAKING AND GAP-FILLINGToday Im going to consider very briefly a problem concerned wit

64、h the competition for land use. That is, that is, whether crops should be used to produce food or to . should be used to produce fuel. And um . in considering this problem, I will look at three main areas: the historical background to the problem, the nature of the problems involved in, in the compe

65、tition for land use, and some examples.In considering the historical background, um . we should look at the oil crisis of the 1970s. Due to the rapidly increase in . in or the rapid, due to the rapid trend in increasing oil prices leading to an energy crisis, many countries have looked for alternati

66、ve, energy sources to make them independent of other countries fossil fuels. Examples of alternative energy sources include such thing as solar power, the harnessing of wind, and the wind and waves, tides and also the production of biogas. Biogas is methane which is produced from human and animal waste.