2006年湖南省高考英语听力原文(录音内容)

2006年湖南省高考英语听力原文
1 W: Hi, Mike. Have you decided where to go for your holiday?
M: Yesterday, I was thinking about going somewhere in Africa, somewhere like Egypt. But my parents suggested somewhere in Europe, like Austria or Germany. Finally, I decided on France.
2
W: British Airway. Good morning!
M: Hello! My name is John Hill. I didn’t get my luggage when I arrived here yesterday.
W: Yes, sir. I’ll put you on to the Lost-Found office. Just a second, please!
3
M: Hello! Er…I’d like to join a new la nguage course.
W: Yes, sir. That starts next week. The whole course is three terms. That’s 120 dollars.
M: I see. And what about for just one term?
W: Well, if you pay per term, it’s 50 dollars, or 90 dollars for two terms.
M: OK. Thanks!
4
W: I boug ht this fish to cook for dinner tonight. But it doesn’t look all that fresh to me now. Would you say it’s all right to eat?
M: Let’s take a look. Oh…If I were you, I wouldn’t even think of it.
5
M: Hello! When does the next train leave for London, please?
W: Well, there are two trains to London, both leaving at 8 o’clock. The slow train gets to London at ten o’clock, and the fast one gets there at 9.
M: All right, I’ll take the fast train.
M: Susan, what happened? W: Well, three teenagers ran out of the school and stole my new car. While they were driving the car away, they started arguing, and drove the car straight into a tree.
M: Oh, No!
W: My car was badly damaged. But luckily the kids were not seriously hurt. They got arrested, but were soon sent back to the school. I was already thinking of getting another car. Maybe a second-hand one this time.
7
W: Hi, Tom! What did you do last week?
M: Well, I had a busy one. I wrote three essays at school, fixed my car over the weekend, and had to wor k every night at a restaurant until ten o’clock.
W: Emm, that’s too bad.
M: It was, believe me. So how was your week?
W: Actually, wasn’t bad. I played tennis a couple of times, and watched several movies. I went to the beach with friends on Friday, and took a drive with Jack on Saturday.
8
W: Spring’s Box office. This is Linden speaking. Can I help you?
M: Yeah, I want a ticket for Harry Potter on October 4.
W: Harry Potter? I’ll just check it for you. October 4. No, I’m sorry, sir. We’ve sold out.
M: What about the other days, the third or the fifth?
W: Yes, we’ve got a few tickets left on the third.
M: Oh, Great! How much is it for just one ticket?
W: That’ll be 39 pounds, including the booking fee of 1 pound
M: Oh, my Goodness! Forget it!
M: Hello, Tina! I’m Bob. Welcome to our program. So what’s the title of your very short story? W: It’s Charlie Hu. There are not more than 90 words, though.
M: How long did it take you to write the story? W: I wrote it in one afternoon. About two hours, I think.
M: So, where did you get the idea for the story?
W: I read something one day in the newspaper, about a man named Fred. He earned a lot of money abroad. And he had a party for everyone in his street. That gave me the idea.
M: And what’s the st ory about?
W: Well, it is about a man called Charlie. But it is also about success, and how people think about success.
M: Did you expect to win the competition?
W: No, I didn’t. It was a complete surprise.
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W: Hello! I’m Chris Green. As a leader of the V oice, I’d like to introduce you to our newspaper.We need new hands to help us who can tell the students what’s new every day through our newspaper. Experience isn’t quite necessary, but writing and typing skills are in great demand. We need people to read our articles, to type and check them. We could also use good photographer and several engineers. Since the voice comes out five days a week, we need good students who know how to make the best of their time. There is some money for salaries, depending on how much work you do, but don’t expect to get rich. This isn’t something you do for money. Mostly it’s just for fun. Anyone who is interested in joining us should speak to me immediately after the meeting. Be prepared to start right away. Our first paper appears
tomorrow.
Work not for money, but for fun。