【正确答案】 D

【答案解析】[听力原文] When you study abroad and have the time of your life, it can easily feel like you've just experienced the climax of your life. When you return to your home country, you are very likely to suffer from reverse culture shock. The trick to keeping study abroad experiences relevant even after your return is to not try to copy them. Instead, try and embrace your home culture once more by reminding yourself of all the amazing things you missed while abroad. Once you've re-established yourself in your home culture, reach back to connect with your abroad culture. Find an authentically Italian, German, or Japanese restaurant that serves the kind of food you were used to eating. Take people with you, show them how to use chopsticks, and explain the healing power of the fish on their plate. As they become more familiar with your daily experiences abroad, it'll become easier for them to reconnect with the new you. Naturally, dinner at a Chinese restaurant with family, in Oklahoma won't be the same as with your friends abroad. For those friends you wish you could've taken home with you, don't forget using email, letters, Skype, or calls to stay in touch. With the world getting smaller every day, you may find yourself in the same country, state, or city sooner than you think. Once family and friends start to get a better idea of where your affection for the foreign culture came from, it's time to find others with similar experiences to yours. The best place to start is the study abroad office at your school, which can easily put you in contact with other students who have just returned from abroad. Even with countries as different as Kenya and China, it's often quite surprising how similar those experiences can be. Exchanging stories over lunch can be more therapeutic than doing the same with a clueless roommate. Other people who you will suddenly have a much closer connection to are international students from your study abroad country. Chatting with them and showing them around is not only a great way of keeping your foreign language skills sharp, but also a nice way of returning the hospitality you received abroad. There is no doubt that people who come back from study abroad are returning with new perspectives, new ideas, and all the right potential for innovation. Don't underestimate the change you can be. Find the right people and start out locally. Most importantly, regardless of what you end up doing, don't leave your exploratory enthusiasm abroad. What does the speaker suggest to keep one's study abroad experience relevant? 四个选项均以动词不定式开头，可推断问题跟目的或建议有关。录音指出，从国外学习归来后，首先应该尝试重新拥抱本土文化(try and embrace your home culture)，随后又以“在本土文化中重新建立自我”(re-established yourself in your home culture)重申该观点，D项复现录音原词，为正确答案。录音指出回国后不要企图复制自己在国外的经历(not try to copy them)，A项与录音原文相反。回国后应该提醒自己去关注那些在国外所思念的(本国的)东西，而非B项中的“思念外国文化”。回国后应重新拥抱本土文化，而非C项“拥抱文化冲击”。

【正确答案】 D

【答案解析】[听力原文] What is the benefit of sharing daily experience abroad with friends from home country? 录音指出，一旦朋友们熟悉了你在国外的日常经历，就更容易重新和你建立联系(become easier for them to reconnect with the new you)，D项是对录音原文的同义改写，故为正确答案。录音中提到意大利、德国、日本是作为外国饮食的例子，并非真的去学习这几国语言。吃一些正宗的外国菜(eat authentic foreign food)只是重温外国文化的方法，与题目问的“与朋友分享国外经验”无关。C项“显示自己的优越性”没有在录音中提到，排除。

【正确答案】 C

【答案解析】[听力原文] What does the speaker say about finding others with similar abroad experience? 录音指出，在午饭时间跟去过相同国家的同学交流具有治愈的效果(more therapeutic)，A项“与有类似经验的人交流经历让他们感到安慰”是对be more therapeutic的同义转换，故为正确答案。录音指出可以到留学事务办公室找到拥有类似经历的人，而非A项所表达的“他们在留学事务办公室工作”。有出国经历的人，哪怕是去过肯尼亚或中国这些国家的人，也可能与自己有很多类似的经历，B项则错误地表述为“他们去过肯尼亚或中国”。录音中说的是与有类似经历的人聊天一定比毫无经验的舍友好，而不是D项所表达的“他们可能跟你的舍友一样毫无思绪”。

【正确答案】 C

【答案解析】[听力原文] What do we learn about international students from one's study abroad country? 讲座的最后一条建议是跟留学生聊天，和带他参观周边地区，有助于保持自己的外语水平(keeping your foreign language skills sharp)，这是应对reverse culture shock的方法之一，故B项“他们可以解除逆向文化冲击(的痛苦)”正确。录音提到能与之深入交流的人往往是来自自己去过的国家的留学生，A项则认为留学生不好交流，与录音原文相反。文中提到的是“与留学生聊天、带他们参观”，而非B项所表达的“留学生愿意带自己参观”。录音提到跟留学生交朋友是回报自己出国时受到的款待，D项认为是留学生在回报，与录音内容不相符。