『新东方在线托福听力』为托福考生准备了ETS托福TPO/Official 56 Con 2听力练习：What is the woman’s attitude toward the students’ plan to eat separately?原文题目答案解析，TPO/Official 56 Con 2听力原文范文音频翻译。

托福TPO/Official 56 Con 2听力原文What is the woman’s attitude toward the students’ plan to eat separately?【新东方在线】

旁白：听一段学生和大学员工之间的对话。

NARRATOR:Listen to a conversation between a student and a university employee.

男学生：嗨，路易斯，我有你需要的我们参加俱乐部旅行信息。

MALE STUDENT:Hi, Louise. I have that information you need for our club trip.

女员工：对不起。乔治。我记不清了。本周有很多学生需要交通安排。你组织的是哪一次旅行？

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:I’m sorry, George, I don’t remember—so many students have needed transportation arrangements this week—which trip is it that you’re organizing?

男学生：这是爵士俱乐部之旅，我们要带进城去看维克多爵士四重奏的音乐会。

MALE STUDENT:It’s the jazz club trip—the one we’re taking into the city to see that concert by the Victory Jazz Quartet.

女员工：哦，对了。你告诉过我的那个有名的团体。上次我们谈话时，你还不知道有多少学生想去。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:Oh right—that famous group you were telling me about. Last time we talked, you didn’t know how many students wanted to go.

男学生：嗯，根据报名表，有二十七名学生买了演唱会的票并且想要在校车上的位置。

MALE STUDENT:Well, according to the sign-up sheet, twenty-seven students have bought a concert ticket and want a seat on the bus.

女员工：二十七，哈，这还不够一辆公共汽车。我们将得使用几辆货小客车，其实也挺不错的。他们会更容易在城里找到停车位。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:Twenty-seven, huh. That won’t fill up a bus. We’ll have to use a couple of vans. Which is actually good—it’ll be easier for them to find parking in the city.

男学生：好的。呃,我们在想校车，呃，小客车应该是三点左右出发，这样四点三十分左右就到市区了。

MALE STUDENT:OK. Uh, we were thinking that the bus, the vans, should leave around three o’clock. That way we’ll be in the city around four thirty.

女员工：或者稍晚点。不要忘记高峰时间。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:Or later…don’t forget about rush hour.

男学生：那还是给了我们足够的时间。

MALE STUDENT:That’ll still give us plenty of time.

我们已经有票了，但是这个剧院没有指定座位，所以我们需要早点到那里，大概七点三十左右才能找到好座位。

We already have tickets, but this theater doesn’t have assigned seating—so we need to get there early—like around seven thirty—to get good seats.

女员工：那你打算用这些额外的时间做什么？

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:So, what are you gonna do with all that extra time?

男学生：去吃饭，到处走走之类的。然后我们会在剧院见面。

MALE STUDENT:Oh, go find dinner, walk around, whatever. Then we’ll meet back at the theater.

男学生：嗯，如果人们自己吃饭，那么我们就不用操心再找一个能够容纳这么多人的餐厅和预订问题了。

MALE STUDENT:Well, if people get their own meals, then we don’t have to worry about restaurant reservations… about finding a place that can handle such a large group.

女员工：但是如果你们各走各的，那肯定会有人迟到或者迷路之类的。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:But if you all go separate ways, there’s bound to be somebody who’ll turn up late or get lost or something.

男学生：哦，我了解我们小组，他们不是那样的。

MALE STUDENT:Oh, I know this group, they’re not like that…

女员工：你知道的，我安排了很多学生旅行。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:You know, I’ve scheduled a lot of student trips.

如果我是你，我会考虑出去吃点东西，哦，比如说披萨，其中一些地方很大。谁会不喜欢披萨？

If I were you, I’d think about going out for something like, oh, say, pizza—some of those places are pretty big—and who doesn’t like pizza?

男学生：嗯，我跟大家商量一下，看看他们怎么想的。

MALE STUDENT:Well, I’ll check with the group and see what they think.

无论如何，门票上说音乐会在十点左右结束，但我很确定，我们离开剧院会更晚一点，你知道的，有返场和人群。

Anyway, the tickets say the concert ends around ten, but I’m pretty sure it’ll be later than that before we get out of the theater. You know, with encores… and the crowds…

女员工：好的，那我十点十五分派车来接你，不过大家最好都到场。小客车司机不会等的。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:Alright, then I’ll have the vans pick you up at ten fifteen. But, everybody better be there. The van drivers won’t wait around.

男学生：嗯，既然如此，我们再晚一点吧，十点三十分？

MALE STUDENT:In that case, let’s make it a little later, like ten thirty.

女员工：好的。你带定金了吗？

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:Alright. Did you bring the deposit?

男学生：是的，我按照你的建议做了，要求每个人给我一些钱来保留他们在校车上的位置。

MALE STUDENT:Yeah, I did what you suggested—asked everybody to give me some money to reserve their space on the bus.

他们明白在我们知道总数是多少后，他们还需要多支付一些。

They know they’ll have to pay more once we know what the total is.

女员工：我需要算几个数字才能得出最终的成本。

FEMALE EMPLOYEE:I’ll have to run a few numbers to get the final cost.

小客车比公共汽车便宜很多，但我们得付两个司机的钱。他们会按小时向我们收费。

Vans are a lot cheaper than buses but we’ll have to pay for two drivers—they’ll charge us by the hour.

当然，你从小客车公司得到正常的学生折扣，我会扣除你的押金。明天我可以告诉你余额。

Of course, you’ll get the normal student discount from the van company, and I’ll deduct your deposit. I can let you know the balance tomorrow.

男学生：太好了。我下课后过来。

MALE STUDENT:Great, I’ll come by after class.

Why do the students want to get to the theater early?

What is the woman’s attitude toward the students’ plan to eat separately?

Why does the man change the time that the vans will meet the students after the concert?

What information will the woman give the man tomorrow?

NARRATORListen to a conversation between a student and a university employee. MALE STUDENTHi, Louise. I have that information you need for our club trip.FEMALE EMPLOYEEI’m sorry, George, I don’t remember—so many students have needed transportation arrangements this week—which trip is it that you’re organizing?MALE STUDENTIt’s the jazz club trip—the one we’re taking into the city to see that concert by the Victory Jazz Quartet.FEMALE EMPLOYEEOh right—that famous group you were telling me about. Last time we talked, you didn’t know how many students wanted to go.MALE STUDENTWell, according to the sign-up sheet, twenty-seven students have bought a concert ticket and want a seat on the bus.FEMALE EMPLOYEETwenty-seven, huh. That won’t fill up a bus. We’llhave to use a couple of vans. Which is actually good—it’ll be easier for them to find parking in the city.MALE STUDENTOK. Uh, we were thinking that the bus, the vans, should leave around three o’clock. That way we’ll be in the city around four thirty.FEMALE EMPLOYEEOr later…don’t forget about rush hour.MALE STUDENTThat’ll still give us plenty of time. We already have tickets, but this theater doesn’t have assigned seating—so we need to get there early—like around seven thirty—to get good seats.FEMALE EMPLOYEESo, what are you gonna do with all that extra time?MALE STUDENTOh, go find dinner, walk around, whatever. Then we’ll meet back at the theater.FEMALE EMPLOYEEWhy not eat together?MALE STUDENTWell, if people get their own meals, then we don’t have to worry about restaurant reservations… about finding a place that can handle such a large group.FEMALE EMPLOYEEBut if you all go separate ways, there’s bound to be somebody who’ll turn up late or get lost or something.MALE STUDENTOh, I know this group, they’re not like that…FEMALE EMPLOYEEYou know, I’ve scheduled a lot of student trips. If I were you, I’d think about going out for something like, oh, say, pizza—some of those places are pretty big—and who doesn’t like pizza?MALE STUDENTWell,I’ll check with the group and see what they think. Anyway, the tickets say the concert ends around ten, but I’m pretty sure it’ll be later than that before we get out of the theater. You know, with encores… and the crowds…FEMALE EMPLOYEEAlright, then I’ll have the vans pick you up at ten fifteen. But, everybody better be there. The van drivers won’t wait around.MALE STUDENTIn that case, let’s make it a little later, like ten thirty.FEMALE EMPLOYEEAlright. Did you bring the deposit?MALE STUDENTYeah, I did what you suggested—asked everybody to give me some money to reserve their space on the bus. They know they’ll have to pay more once we know what the total is.FEMALE EMPLOYEEI’ll have to run a few numbers to get the final cost. Vans are a lot cheaper than buses but we’ll have to pay for two drivers—they’ll charge us by the hour. Of course, you’ll get the normal student discount from the van company, and I’ll deduct your deposit. I can let you know the balance tomorrow.MALE STUDENTGreat, I’ll come by after class.

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