山东省2022年高考英语第一次听力录音稿

山东省2022年高考英语
第一次听力录音稿
Text 1
W: What type of movies do you like?
M: I like all sorts of movies, primarily musicals and action movies. What about you?
W: I prefer science fiction.
Text 2
W: Good morning, Mr. Rockefeller. Mr. Flint wants to see you on a very urgent business matter.
M: Send him in, please.
Text 3
W: Can you turn the music off? I can’t concentrate on my study.
M: Sorry, Jane. I thought you had finished your final exam already.
W: Not until this Thursday.
Text 4
M: Hi, Julia. Are you here on holiday?
W: Yes. It’s a beautiful town, and it’s so sunny here. So sad that it’s my last day here.
Text 5
M: Hi, Lee. I know you are from Seoul. I heard there are animal cafes in your city. Is that true?
W: Yes. Actually, there is one near my apartment. I often go there. It’s great fun working on the computer, surrounded by lovely animals.
Text 6
W: Do you know what I want to do next summer? My goal is to climb Black Mountain.
M: Are you serious? Black Mountain is too hard to climb. Don’t you need special equipment such as a walking stick, a GPS?
W: I already asked about it. I just need good walking boots.
M: And you’re not strong enough to climb such a big mountain.
W: You’re right. I can’t do it now, but I’ll go running every weekend. Next summer I’ll be fit enough to climb the mountain.
M: Well, good luck. But as your friend, I still think you should think twice.
Text 7
W: Ban, what time does the talent show start?
M: At 3:00 in the afternoon.
W: Oh, no. I’m in oil painting class until three.
M: What a pity! It takes 10 minutes to walk from your classroom. And you are the first one to perform. Can you tell your teacher you’ll leave 10 minutes earlier?
W: Not really. But if you don’t mind, I can sing my song at the end of the show instead of the beginning. M: That sounds perfect. We will finish up at about 5:00 p.m.
W: OK. I agreed. Put me down as the last in the talent show right after the piano performance.
M: Sure. No problem.
W: Thanks a lot. I really appreciate it.
Text 8
M: I’ve been so forgetful lately. It seems I can’t remember anything.
W: Maybe you should walk to school by a different street that might jump start your brain.
M: Why would taking different streets to school help my memory?
W: Sometimes doing regular activities in a slightly different way can help activate old memory pathways in our brain or even build new ones.
M: Yeah. I have heard that exposure to new sites, sounds and smells can help the brain work better.
W: Right. You could even put some herbs next to your bed, so you wake up to different smells each morning. M: Do you really think doing these things can improve my memory?
W: Not just your memory but your ability to learn things, too. Give it a try.
Text 9
W: Hi, Andy. I’ve read the story of your parents’ firm my stay links in the newspaper. It’s very successful in the UK arranging accommodation for international students to stay with English families.
M: They are very proud of that.
W: How did they come up with the idea of setting up the firm?
M: The story goes back to the1990s. More and more international students stayed with my family as my parents volunteered to help find them suitable schools.
W: How did you feel having strangers around in your home?
M: It was great. We grew up together, really. After meeting those students and learning about their cultures, I began to consider going abroad myself. My parents encouraged me to have a try.
W: Really? How did you like your experience abroad?
M: Absolutely amazing. It was nearly a decade ago that I made the long journey to China for a summer school program. I went to live with a local family who offered me an unforgettable experience. 3 years ago, my parents founded my stay links. I would certainly follow in my family’s footsteps and become a home stay host in the future, even though I’m busy running my own business now.
W: So nice of you to do what your parents are doing.
Text 10
Hi. I’m working on a book about my travels. I’ve had the pleasure to see a lot more of the world than anyone my age could reasonably hope to. A few years ago, on a vacation trip I made a video of myself dancing wildly in foreign places. I put it on the Internet. Some friends started passing it around, and soon millions of people watched it. I was offered money to continue my travels, and since then, I’ve made two more videos that include 70 countries on all seven continents. A lot of people wanted to dance along with me. So I started inviting them to join in everywhere I went. Here’s what I can report back. People want to feel connected to each other. They want to be heard and seen. They’re curious to hear and see others from places far away. I share that idea. It’s exactly what drives me to travel. When I dance with people, I see them smile and laugh. It makes me truly excited.。