听力题 W: Good afternoon. I''m just sitting here talking to Matt. He is a marine in the United States Marines and he was in the war in Iraq. Matt, how did you come to join the marines? M: Well, Julia, I was just looking for something different, and it seemed like a good idea. W: And how old were you when you joined? M: I was twenty years old. W: How long have you been in? M: Three years and ten months. W: And you''re getting out soon and you want to go and study. M: Correct. W: What do you want to study? M: I want to study American history. W: That''s interesting? You''re against the war. How many... um... how many people in the services are against the war, do you think, about what percent? M: It''s tough to put a number on it, but it''s definitely higher than the public''s perception. W: Would you say more than half? M: Yes. W: A lot more? I know it''s a hard question. I mean how can you know? You''ve got to talk to everybody. M: About half, everyone has doubts about this war. W: It''s a terrible war, isn''t? M: Yes. Thousands of people died in the war, most of them were commoners. W: I''m terribly sorry to hear that. Okay, thanks for talking to me, Matt. See you. M: Have a good day.