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[00:02.00]Part III Luck in the hat
[00:11.89]Key words:
[00:17.35]the London Marathon fund-raising keep up with
[00:25.39]worst moment final time
[00:30.72]Vocabulary:
[00:36.39]stature charity get round to
[00:44.85]A:Listen to some statements about the London Marathon.
[00:51.20]Pay special attention to numbers.
[00:55.17]1.The first London Marathon was held on___.
[01:04.00]Some___people wanted to run;___were accepted.There were ___ finishers.
[01:17.17]2.Since then the event has continued to____,stature and popularity.
[01:26.62]3.Since the first race in 1981___people have completed the London Marathon.
[01:40.88]4.There were a record of___finishers in the ____ Flora London Marathon.
[01:55.83]5.Another aspect of the London Marathon which has developed over the years
[02:04.47]is its success as___.
[02:09.93]It is estimated that ___ has been raised for numerous charities over the years.
[02:17.80]B:Listen to an interview with John Goodman,a runner in the London Marathon.
[02:25.95]Supply the missing information with key words.
[04:13.47]C:Now listen again.
[04:18.12]Decide whether the statements are true or false.
[04:23.18]Put "T" or "F" in the brackets.
[04:28.15]Part IV
[04:31.10]Language study and language appreciation
[04:38.47]Listen to the following statements.
[04:42.51]Pay special attention to the parts in bold type.
[04:47.48]Learn to appreciate and use the language.
[04:52.44]1.the fastest man(woman)in...
[05:00.38]Maurice Greene is the fastest man in 100 meter dash.
[05:07.64]The fastest woman in the world in 1,500 meter race is Qu Yunxia.
[05:16.71]2.to set the record for.../is set by...
[05:23.66]F.Griffith-Joyner from the USA
[05:30.19]sets the record for the wonen's 100 meter dash in 10.49 seconds.
[05:37.55]The men's 1,5000 meter race world record is set by Hicham El Guerrouj from Morocco
[05:47.09]In 10km walk for women,the record is 41 minutes and 4 seconds,
[05:56.44]which is set by Yelena Nikolayeva from Russia.
[06:02.00]3.to seize the gold medal for.../the gold medal winner (for...)
[06:09.66]S.Kostandinova from Bulgaria seizes the gold medal for women's high jump.
[06:18.49]The gold medal winner for the women's 100 meter hurdle race
[06:25.54]is Yordanka Donkova from Bulgaria.
[06:29.98]In 20km walk for men,Julio Martinez from Guatemala is the gold medal winner.
[06:39.41]4.to hold the record/the world record holder
[06:47.35]For women's marathon,
[06:52.21]Tegla Loroupe from Kenya holds the record in 2 hours 20 minutes and 43 seconds.
[07:00.68]In the men's javelin event,the world record holder is Jan Zelezny Czech Republic.
[07:10.73]5.the world record for ...owes to...
[07:17.50]The world record for men's long jump owes to Mike Powell from the USA,
[07:26.46]whose record is 8.95 meters.
[07:31.32]6.to grow in size,stature and popularity
[07:39.96]Since then the event has continued to grow in size,stature and popularity.
[07:50.70]7.to capture a title/in a superbly played final
[07:58.17]The United States captured the first title in 1991 in China,
[08:06.71]while Norway were the victors in 1995 in Sweden,
[08:12.36]beating Germany in a superbly played final.
[08:17.21]8.to lift...to a remarkable level
[08:23.77]Women's players have proved at both competitions
[08:31.14]that they can lift the game to a remarkable level.