新视野大学英语听说教程4听力原文.docx

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8.  PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7.  PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6. 新视野大学英语(第二版)听说教程第四册录音文本 Un it1 Warming up M: Youre telling me that youd rather be famous than be respected as a good person? W: Well, I dont know. Its just that I see all these famous people on TV, and, well, its hard not to want the same thing for myself 一 attention，love from millions of people... M: Love? Do you think people actually love celebrities? I dorVt think so! The public enjoys watching famous people get into trouble even more than they like watching them succeed. Besides, being a famous person means never having time to yourself — appearing before crowds, having people follow you around 24-7. Believe me, it isnt fun. W: You talk as if you know something about celebrity. Were you ever famous? M: You know the old saying, Everyone has his 15 minutes of fame? Well, I expect to have my 15 minutes someday. But I dont expect to like it Short conversation 1．W: You dont really seem interested in painting pictures, so why did you apply to this art program? M: To be honest, I thought that through art I could become famous. Pretty stupid, huh? Q: What can be inferred from this conversation? 2. W: You have everything you ever wanted! But why do you look so blue? M: Ah, man, I discovered that all those things — money, fame, and the lot — are all empty. And in trying to get them, I ignored my art. Q: Why is the man not happy? 3. W: Hey, Marty. Whats the matter, pal? When you first started writing, you did so much better work. Are you bored or something? M: I know my work is suffering, but I dont know the reason. I dont seem so interested anymore. Maybe, as you said, I am bored. Who knows? Q: What are the speakers talking about? W: Is it true what they say about the director? Does he realty work for art, not for fame? M: Thats what people say’ and Im inclined to believe them. He certainly hasnt sold out to the cheap film companies. Q: What can be inferred from the conversation? 5. W: Whats