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听力文本
Radio stations in France have been protesting against a possible new government rule. DJs were already unhappy with a 30-year-old system that requires them to make sure that 40 per cent of the songs they play are in French. Now the government wants them to make sure the songs in French are not the same popular hits. Radio stations could get a fine if they do not follow these rules. Radio company bosses say the new rule will stop French people from listening to the radio. Many music lovers already choose music streaming services to listen to American or British songs. Moreover, many French artists, such as Daft Punk and Phoenix, now sing in English so they can be popular globally.
France's government says the new law is to protect its culture from American and British influences. It especially wants to stop the English language from getting deeper into French culture. A spokesman for the French music industry said the new law is necessary. He said that if the radio stations were allowed to play whatever songs they wanted, "both the French language and the music would lose out". He added that: "Radio stations can't just be allowed to do what they want when it comes to language." A union for French musicians said the law is important to protect French musicians. He said: "It remains fundamental for French artists to have the chance of making a career out of music."
中文翻译
法国广播电台抵抗政府或将出台的新规
法国政府称,新法的目的是为了保护本国文化免受美国和英国文化的影响
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重点讲解
1.protect from 使免受
例句:The layers of cloth not only protect from the harsh sun and wind but also conceal their emotions.
这些层叠的布不仅能保护他们免受强烈的阳光和风的侵袭,也掩盖了他们的情绪
。2.music industry 音乐产业
例句:Could this be the next model for the music industry?
这会成为音乐产业下一种模式吗?
3.lose out 取代
例句:I don't think the cinema will lose out to television.
我认为电影不会被电视所取代
。4.when it comes to 就……而论
例句:When it comes to diet and exercise, we know what to do, but we don't do what we know.
当提到饮食和运动的时候,我们都知道怎么去做,但是我们不会按照我们知道的去做
。听力题目
1.What kind of organisations have been protesting in France?
a) discos and nightclubs
b) record shops
c) radio stations
d) musicians' unions
2.How old is the system that tells DJs to play songs in French?
a) 30 years old
b) 40 years old
c) 20 years old
d) 50 years old
3.What percentage of songs on French radio must be in French?
a) 41%
b) 44%
c) 14%
d) 40%
4.What are music lovers changing to instead of the radio?
a) television
b) streaming services
c) CDs
d) YouTube
5.Why does Daft Punk sing in English?
a) to help them study better
b) they can't speak French
c) to be famous globally
d) no one knows
6.What influences does France want to protect its culture from?
a) bad ones
b) American and British
c) classical and opera
d) Starbucks and McDonalds
7.What does France want to stop from getting deeper into its culture?
a) hamburgers
b) music from the Beatles
c) the texting abbreviation 'LOL'
d) the English language
8.What did the French music industry say could lose out?
a) the president
b) French language and music
c) MTV
d) the French national anthem
9.What did a union say the law should protect?
a) French musicians
b) live music
c) YouTube
d) the English language
10.What did a union say musicians must have a chance of making?
a) a million dollars
b) bread
c) a guitar
d) a career from music
听力答案
1.c
2.a
3.d
4.b
5.c
6.d
7.b
8.d
9.a
10.d