Liste ning skills(A) The work the director has assig ned is un reas on able.(B) The director is men tally ill.(C) The director's in structi ons are easy to carry out.(D) The director does n't mind if the actors do not fin ish the work(A) The movie was can celed.(B) She did n't want to see the movie but had to.(C) Shedid n't see the movie but stayed at home in stead.(D) The movie was awful(A) The woma n might become a movie star in the end.(B) The woma n is un likely to become a movie star.(C) The woma n is as ugly as a pig.(D) The high-fly ing woma n will succeed soon(A) Twelve dollars.(B) Five dollars.(C) Four dollars.…(D) Twenty dollars5厂(A) The director is well-k nown.(B) The director is not successful.(C) The director is worth rewardi ng.(D) The director is respectful.Listening intask1~(1) directo~Peter did n ot really like the movie because the was just using~(2) sound effectsstrange close-ups and special , but did not include a(3) good story (4) thinkJ ---------------- . Amyenjoyed the movie because it madepeople . PeterI (5) sad disagrees, saying a movie does not have to be to be deep. Amyargues(6) violentthat it is better than some movies. Still, Peter thinks sometimes(7) light hearted moviespeople don't want to th ink and just want . Fi nally Peter(8) mystery movie and Amyfo und someth ing in com mon. They both liked the new ,(9) in the future so they can watch mysteries together .Your an swer Correct an swer (1) director director (2) sound effects sound effects (3)good story good story ⑷thi nk th ink (5)sad sad ⑹viole ntviole nt(7) light hearted movies light-hearted movies (8) mystery movie mystery movie (9)in the futurein the futureTask22.What job did the director offer him?A minor role with many lines.The most important part but with only one line.The most importa nt part with many lines.1.was the problem with the actor? (A)He lost his in terest in the theater. (B)He no Ion ger trusted directors.(C) He mistook the rose for his lover. (D)He had a very short memory.(A)A minor role with just one line.(D) (B) (C)(B)Smell the rose deeply.(C)Praise the rose lovi ngly.尸1 (D) *Throw the rose to the audie nee.What did the actor do after he walked onto the stage? He said the line with great emotion.Why was the director extremely an gry?Because the audie nee called the actor a fool.5.(B) (C)(D)He smelled the rose. He forgot the line.He exploded in laughter.(A)Because the actor forgot the line.(B)Because the actor forgot the rose.(C)Because the actor ruined the rose.3.was the actor NOT expected to do with the rose? (A)Hold the rose to his nose.(A)(D) 4.The Academy Awards or the Oscars⑴ filmrecognize excellentprofessionalsin the industry, including(2) director(3) actors,,and writersThe Award Cerem ony one of the most I ⑷ im P ortant award ceremonies in the world(5) the United Kingdontelevised live in the Un ited States, Can ada, and(6) viewersgathering large numbers ofelsewhere throughout the worldI (7) 40 millionwatched by more tha n J ------------------ America ns (8) olympic Only the Super Bowl, the OpeningCeremonies, and the (9) World CupFootballFinal draw more viewers.CriticismSeveral of the Academy Award winners have not stood the test of(10) tim(11) artistic valu -Man yfilms with , cultural in flue nee, qualities have not received eno ugh atte nti on. I (12) deptMon ey-mak ing blockblusters withouthave often(13) Best picturwinn ers.The Best Picture prize has rarely been given to an animated film orTask3(15) science fictima -------------------film.and inno vative bee nThe Oscarscerta in types of films and n eglect other types.1.h/xh/h/xvh/xh/h/cxLat 'talkTasklYour an swer Correct an swer(1) film film(2) director directors(3) actors actors(4) importa nt importa nt(5) the Un ited Kingdon the Un ited Kingdom(6) viewers viewers(7) 40 millio n 40 milli on(8) olympic Olympic(9) World Cup World Cup(10) time time(11) artistic value artistic value(12) depth depth(13) Best picture Best Picture(14) favor favor(15) scie nee fictim scie nee fictionWhich of the following is NOTa characteristic of Hitchcock and his movies?(A)He likes to use both suspe nse and humor in hismovies.(B)His movies use suspense.(C) His movies ofte n show people in situati ons theycannot con trol.(D)He likes to appear in his own movies.2.What does the passage say about suspe nse in amovie?(A) First the audie nee does not know the truth, but fin ally lear ns it.(B) First the character does n ot know the truth, but fin ally lear ns it.(C)The character always knows the truth.(D) The character is kept in the dark all the time.3.WhenHitchcock told the customs official he produced "gooseflesh", what did he mea n?(A)He produced a lot of geese.(B)He liked to produce movies show ing gooseflesh.(C) He produced movies that brought fear and excitement to the audienee.(D) He did not want to an swer the customs official's question at all.Which of the following is NOTtrue of Alfred Hitchcock in his movies?(A)He was sometimes gett ing on a bus or cross ing a street.(B) He was walk ing in front of a store.(C)He was walk ing across the courtyard in an apartme nt.(D)He was at a French airport.Futher liste ning Task11. What was Peter's problem?He wan ted to be an actor, but he had a hard timeYour an swer memoriz ing lines2. Why did the frie nd believe that Petercould play the part?remeber oneBecause he'd only have to.3. What was Peter expected to say?I hear the guns roar "Liste n.4. Why did Peter cry out "What the hell was that?"a loud boomHe heardwhe n he went on stage.Correct an swer a loud boom 5. What's so funny about Peter's cry: "What the hell was that"?Surprised by the loud boom, heHitchcock manageto makean appearanee in the filmLifeboat(A)He swam in the sea.(B)He sank beside the boat.(C)He floated beside the boat as a dead body.(D)A character read a n ewspaper with his photo on it.memorizing linesCorrect an swer memoriz ing linesYour an swer remeber one lineCorrect an swer remember one lineYour an swerI hear the guns roarCorrect an swer I hear the guns roarYour answer a loud boom forgot his line5.Adaptation aga in on DVD?Pia nistYour an swer forgot his lineCorrect an swer forgot his linetask2he wants to see the movie(A)He wants to understand it better.(B)He wants to watch it leisurely.(C)He wants greater fun.(D)He wants to finish the film.What happe ned to the young Polish-Jewish pia nist in the movie The(A)He died in the end.He n arrowly escaped death tha nks to Jews.(C)He n arrowly escaped death tha nks to a few non-Jews.3.(D)He was completely safe.Which of the followi ng is true of the three native girls in the movieRabbit-Proof Fence(A)They are stro ng and like to walk a long dista nee.1.2.(B)Task31.Both the man and the woma n want to see the movie(B)They want to in tegrate into white Australia n society.(C)They want to be with their mothers.(D)They want to learn practical skills.How many comedies does the speaker recomme nd? (A)One.(B)Two.(C)Three.(D)Four.5. ◎Which of the following could be the best title for the passage? (A)Monsoon Wedd ing a great movie of the year.(B)The touchi ng story of a movie.(C)The best movies of the year.(D)Movie recomme ndati ons.Monster Night .The man thinks the movieMonster Night will not be in theaters untiln ext week.3. An acti on film starri ng Jet Li will start show ing n ext week.The movie Monster Night is showing at the theater in the mall.(A) True (B) False(A) True (B) False 5. Knowing the by himself. womaris 厂（A ） True 柠(B) Falsefrighte ned, the man will go to see the horror movie 2. (A) True (B)False(A) True(B)False4.。