A . She does not know where the library computers are located.
B . She does not know how to use a computer to locate the information she needs.
C . She does not have time to wait until a library computer becomes available.
D . The book she is looking for was missing from the library shelf.
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listen to part of a conversation at the information desk in the library
Hi. Can I help you ?
Where do I go, besides the computers, to look for books on New Zealand?
OK. You mean you don't want to use the computer?
Well, I haven't had any luck on the computers here.
OK. I mean the reason why I am asking is you pretty much have to go to the computer to find out where the book is.But I can help you find it on the computer if you like.
That would be great, I just spent half an hour and couldn't find anything.
I know how you feel.When I first started working here, I couldn't find anything either.So you are looking for information on New Zealand, is that right?
Yes.
Is it like travel information that you are looking for?
Uh... No, actually what I am looking for is information on a volcano in New Zealand.
Oh, OK.Because I know a travel agency that specializes in tours in New Zealand and Australia.
Oh. I'd love to go. I heard it's beautiful.
Yeah.
Maybe someday.
Yep. OK. Let's see... OK. If you want search the library holdings and don't know the author's name or exact title of the book or an article, you have to set up a keyword search.It is a special function.Then you can just type in some keywords and let the computer do the search.
I see.
OK. Oh, how about we search for volcanos and New Zealand.
Sounds good.
It's for geology class.
Mhmm.
Ha! You must be from Professor Simpson's class.
No.
Oh. Well, he is volcano expert, so I thought he might be teaching your class.
No, I've heard he is really good though.
Yeah. That's what everyone says. Do you know the name of the volcano?
Mount Ruapehu.
Can you spell that?
Sure, it's R-U-A-P-E-H-U.
OK. Mount Ruapehu. Let's see. So are you a geology major?
Hardly.Let me guess, you have to take a science course and you don't want to have to deal with biology, chemistry or physics.
Exactly. But it's actually turned out to be a pretty interesting class.
Well, that's good. Um... does it have to be a book? Or could you use a journal article?
Uh-huh... no, either one would be fine.
OK, well, here's a journal article. Let me check to see if we have it. OK. We have the article, but it is from 2001. Is that ok, you think?
Well, I'd like to have a look at it. The focus is really on eruptions in the last five years, but it might have some useful background material.
OK, well, let's see what else we can find.
Sounds good.
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听一段发生在图书馆询问台的对话
你好。我能为你做些什么？
除了电脑，我去哪里找关于新西兰的书？
你的意思是你不希望使用电脑吗？
嗯，我不会用这里的电脑。
我问你这个问题的原因是你必须用电脑去找到一本书的位置。不过，我可以帮你在电脑上找到它，如果你愿意。
那太棒了。我花了半小时，什么也没找到。
我知道你的感受。当我刚开始在这里工作，我也找不到。所以，你正在寻找关于新西兰的信息，是这样吗？
是
你是不是在寻找旅游信息？
呃...不是，其实我在找的是在新西兰一座火山的信息。
好的因为我知道一个专门经营新西兰和澳大利亚之旅的旅行社。
哦。我很想去。我听说那很美。
是的
也许有一天我会去。
让我想一想……如果你要搜索的图书馆馆藏，不知道作者的名字，著作或一篇文章的完整标题，你必须设置一个关键字搜索。它是一种特殊的功能。然后，你可以输入一些关键字，并让电脑搜索。
我明白。
我们搜索火山和新西兰怎么样？
听起来不错。
这是为了地质学课？
恩
哈！你一定上的是辛普森教授的课。
不是
他是一个火山专家，所以我以为他在给你上课。
不，尽管我听说他是真的很不错。
是啊。大家都这么说。你知道火山的名字吗？
鲁阿佩胡火山。
你能拼写吗？
当然可以。这是R-U-A-P-E-H-U。
好。鲁阿佩胡火山。让我们来看看。所以，你是地质学专业？
不是。让我猜猜，你必须上科学类课程，你不希望上生物，化学或物理。
没错。但地理原来竟是一个很有趣的课。。
嗯，那很好。嗯......必须是一本书吗？或者，你可以使用一个期刊文章？
不，任何一个都可以了。
好。那么，这是一篇期刊文章。让我检查一下看看我们是否现在有。我们有这篇文章，但它是2001年的。你觉得可以吗？
嗯，我想看一看。重点是在过去五年中的火山爆发，但它可能有一些有用的背景资料。
好的。那么，让我们看看我们还能找到什么。
听起来不错。
