B. Keywords
color-developing, contestants, oven, Celsius, Fahrenheit, rain, ball.
Vocabulary
darkroom, pit one's wits, corner.
In this section, You're going to hear someone tuning in a radio across five radio stations at a given time.
Below is an extract from a program guide for the five radio stations.
Listen carefully and identify which station is broadcasting which program, write the numbers in the proper brackets in the order you hear them.
And we have a caller on Line 2 now, Mr Jackson from Bolton, who I believe, wants to talk to Norman about setting up a darkroom, Are you there, Mr Jackson?
Er, yes, Well, actually, it's about color-developing at home, really.
So, there we are. Our four contestants are ready and waiting, here in the studio, to pit their wits against each other and the mighty Oxford English Dictionary.
And one of them will be going through, after today's round, to do battle in the first semi-final, in three weeks' time.
And after about 20 minutes, on a medium heat at the bottom of your oven, it should come out with the cheese nicely melted and browned over those slices of egg on the top.
Next week I'll be giving you some tips about freezing your summer fruit for the winter. So, I hope you can join me. Until then, goodbye.
We've got a high of 9 degrees Celsius, 48 degress Fahrenheit, with rain closing in from the west and that should be covering all of our area by lunch time.
So, if you're out this morning, you'd better take an umbrella with you.
O'Keefe played a brilliant match. He headed a corner from Rainer, just two minutes before the final whistle, which bounced off the post
and had the United goalkeeper, Stevenson, in a bit of a panic for a few moments, before the new boy, David Briggs, came through, like lightning, to clear the ball out of the area. United 2: Villa 1.
n. 覆盖物,遮避物 adj. 掩护的,掩盖的