Conversation One
对话一

W: You're going to give a short speech of thanks for the speaker this evening, aren't you, Bill?
比尔，你今晚要为演讲者致感谢词，对吗？
M: Yes.
没错!mWTfis)F-c(Fq7o。
W: You don't sound very enthusiastic.
你听起来兴致不高]|[W8#sU5tg-#。
It's not that bad, is it?
没那么糟，不是吗？
M: No, I don't mind really.
不，我不介意+6*Lyzq%QEJ.)|k7!~gu。
But I can never forget the first speech of thanks I did.
但我永远忘不了第一次致感谢词的经历dN)T|6o9bdI-4)Q,0D。
W: Why? What happened?
为什么？发生了什么？
M: Well, I was in my early twenties.
好吧，我那时才二十小几岁eOKmZjAet%Y@WEGW*fN。
I joined the local history society.
我加入了当地历史学会v@J9.;Z-C0r=Ad。
W: Yes.
然后呢9y^PB|28NQ7)v。
M: Anyway, I went along to a lecture by a Miss Bligh.
总之，我去了布莱小姐的演讲BZOmxO]LTnnSswXN;TvA。
W: Oh. Do go on.
继续说wrOEo6duSidq.。
M: She was going to talk with slides about our town amid eighteenth century.
她要用幻灯片讲我们镇子十八世纪的事儿TJ+CpFVn2Z7i-uZ!4g。
She'd just published a book on the subject, which was reckoned to be quite good.
关于这个话题她当时刚出版了一本书，反响不错DK&!cJ^~(__jB。
So I went along.
所以我去了%|O.rOsOoWT。
When I arrived, the secretary asked me if I could give the speech of thanks.
到那儿时，秘书问我能否致感谢词ldZ9dZ*deqRX+-gV[!,)。
Rather stupidly, I said yes.
太蠢了，我答应了8CLJ5Of1HQb4-Hd%7V。
W: We've all done it.
我们都干过hg0ke)zjxoCYhOvcaB3d。
M: Anyway, from that point on, I was scared.
总之，从那一刻起，我很害怕T=uTAcy%IJKa2)ucd3t。
What should I say?
我该说些什么？
I decided to make notes during the lecture and refer to interesting parts and thank her on behalf of the society.
我决定演讲过程中做些笔记，谈一些有趣的部分，再代表学会感谢她=*mVZ4.FSsN4。
In fact, by the time Miss Bligh stood up to talk, I was feeling much better.
事实上，布莱小姐起身演讲时，我感觉好多了VKQIxW[nf]S*。
But she was so nervous that she kept forgetting what to say, and she spoke almost in a whisper.
但她太紧张了，一直忘词，讲话声音也太小了,zrX6Gj%Q;。
People at the back kept calling out "we can't hear."
后排观众一直喊着"我们听不到"vFV_6gI4n!-z)IYt。
It was embarrassing.
太尴尬了+80LNP!JGa7%T@7Ql。
W: I can imagine it.
我能想象得出来*DsH8vj9Z_8c。
M: At least the slides were good, that is, until the bulb in the projector blew.
至少幻灯片还不错，直到投影仪的灯泡爆了F@gU8Cv#*3p%0)-go.。
And she had to finish the talk with no illustrations.
然后她得在没图片的情况下讲完JS6d7-shGTe_。
W: So what did you say in your speech of thanks?
所以你感谢词都说了些什么？
M: What can you say?
你还能说什么呢？
You have to be polite.
你得礼貌f#q&8xuOd7=e。
I mentioned the interesting facts, referred to the excellent slides, and then finished up by saying "we'd all like to thank Miss Bligh for blowing out her slides."
我谈了些有趣的事实，谈到了幻灯片很棒，然后结束时说了"我们都很感谢布莱小姐吹炸了幻灯片"vg!dMbDC4QVfS[g7k&。
W: Oh, no.
哦，不Uyqg#=ptxntqI1AFp8。
M: I felt terrible.
我感觉糟透了FHPdGR]iP*B#。
I tried to apologize, not very successfully.
我试着道歉，但效果不好jnM[kl=6XzD@8fH26U9。
W: And the speech of thanks this evening?
那么今晚的感谢词呢？
M: I'll write down exactly what I'm going to say and read it carefully.
我会完全写下要说的话，然后仔细读出来l%230[+6AMT9pc5sld3。

Questions 1 to 4 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
请根据你刚刚听到的对话回答问题1至问题4JBYIZ6u[8Y|s[kDPS。

1. What is the man asked to do this evening?
问题1：男士被要求今晚做什么？
2. What do we learn about the man?
问题2：关于男士，我们知道了些什么？
3. What does the man say about Miss Bligh?
问题3：男士关于布莱小姐说了些什么？
4. What does the man say about the first time he gave a speech of thanks?
问题4：男士关于第一次致感谢词说了些什么？