听力题 M: And now, Mrs. Sharp, can you tell us what happened at your farm when the earthquake ended? W: Oh, it was terrible. I’ll never forget it. Well, Jack and I always get up at a quarter to five. He has to milk the cows early. You see, while I was in the kitchen preparing breakfast, the quake came. Well, I knew it’s safer to get outside. So I ran through the house and opened the front door. Then I stopped — I couldn’t believe it — nothing was in the right place any more. You know outside our house there is a path to the gate. Well, the path wasn’t there any more. In front of the front door was our rose-garden, not the path! And next to the rose-garden were the trees, but they had all moved about five meters to the left to the south that is. M: But that’s incredible, Mrs. Sharp. Do you mean that everything in front of your house had moved five meters to the left, I mean to the south? W: Yes, everything had moved into the place of the other! M: And your front path had completely disappeared? W: Yes, that’s right. M: Was your husband all right? W: Yes, Jack was all right — I could see him running around after the cows — all the cows had escaped, you see. M: So Jack, your husband, was all right. And what about your house? W: The house — can you believe it? — it had moved the other way — the house had moved north. So the house went one way and everything else went the other way. M: Incredible, Mrs. Sharp, absolutely incredible.