听力原文TheStoryOfTheDrunkenChickensPart1MarySmithlookedatthebeautifulripeplums.Theywouldmakelovelyjam.Whenshehadfinishedthecooking,shefilledallheremptyjamjarsandlefttherestofthejaminthepan.Shewouldputitinthefridgewhenitwascooler.Butjustthenthetelephonerang,hermotherwasinhospitalafteracaraccident.Marypickedupherbagandranoutofthehouse.Somedayslater,herhusband,John,camehomefromabusinesstrip.Hehadbeentravellingalldayandfeltlikehavingadrinkandapieceofcake.Ashecameintothekitchenhesawapanwithadarkredmessinsideit,helifteditupandsmelledit.Itsmelledbad.Marymusthaveforgottentocleanthispan,hethought.Sohepouredallthejamintothechickenyardandcleanedthepan.Thenfeelingcomfortable,hebegantoeatapieceofcake.Part2WhenMaryreturned,shenoticedthechickensbehavingstrangely.Theywererunningroundtheyardasiftheyweresick.Shesawthedarkredmessonthegroundandwentcloser.Whenshesawaplumstoneshewentintothekitchen.Herhusbandwasreadinganewspaperatthetable.AngrilyMaryrusheduptohim.Youthrewawaymyjam,sheshouted,Oh,that'swhatitwas,hesaid.I'msorrybutIthoughtitwasporridgewhichhadgonebadinthehotweather.Goodheavens!saidMary.ThatmustbethejamIleftinthepan,butwhydidn'tyouthrewitinthedustbin?Johnlaughed,Itwasamistake.However,thechickenshaveenjoyedthejam,exceptthatithasmadethemdrunk.Whatarewegoingtodowiththesedrunkenchickens?