研究生英语考试听力缩印

Test 111.D) A police officer and an eyewitness to a robbery.12.C) It is as good as she had expected.13.B) A better position.14.C) He is bored with the job.15.B) He doesn’t have enough money to buy a car.16.D) To take care of the baby.17.A) Write a report.18.C) Because it is much cheaper.19.C) On TV.20.C) Coming up with a study plan.21.D) It helps improve one’s learning potential.22.B) Pronunciation practice is a key to learning spoken English.23.D) One’s favorite sport.24.B) It is accepted by more and more people.25.C) They love football very much.26.B) How depression in mothers affects their babies’ weight.27.C) Babies whose mothers remained depressed were more likely to be ill.28.B) They listen to the mother’s troubles and give her advice.29.C) People in research of stone as building materials.30.B) The shape of the pyramids.31.C) By examining them and the tools used to build them.32.C) English for Specific Purposes.33.B) They know clearly what they want to learn.34.B) Professionals.35.A) Courses for businessmen.Test 211.D) The soup spoil the dinner.12.C) The woman doesn’t have to borrow notes from the man.13.D) In a restaurant.14.C) To answer the door.15.B) How the robbers robbed the bank.16.D) She is longing for her home.17.A) The woman’s boss.18.B) To wish him good luck.19.C) A sweater.20.C) It has loose thread.21.A) To return his money.22.C) The man no longer has the store receipt.23.C) 45 minutes.24.B) A speaker is coming to address the students.25.D) 2:15 p.m.26.C) A woolen blanket.27.B) Because she was suspected of carrying something dangerous.28.B) They felt funny. .29.B) Communication and memory.30.D) Combine words in the right order.31.C) To better understand how a human brain processes information.32.C) He had to work to support himself.33.D) He was not happy with the new director.34.B) He wanted to go to Spain.35.C) He wanted to earn more money to support his family.Test 311.C) He feels very angry.12.B) Watching television.13.B) At an airport.14.D) To be quiet and not to disturb his father.15.A) A film.16.C) The woman is not at all pleased with the man’s apologies.17.D) There won’t be an exam this afternoon.18.C) The woman wants to have anon-smoking room.19.B) Classmates.20.D) The man’s experience after graduation.21.C) Cooking can make a lot of money.22.B) Three years.23.D) They often disregard their parents’ opinions24.A) Because her parents do not force her to do what she doesn’t want to do.25.B) He gets along well with his parents.26.C) In 1839.27.B) Because the Civil War broke out.28.A) His stories were enriched by his travels.29.B) More than 250.30.D) Treating industrial waste.31.B) There are increasing complaints about environmental problems. 32.B) He occasionally gave her hand asqueeze.33.A) Because she didn’t dare to.34.C) The speaker’s voice and touch.35.C) He who helps others will feel happy too.Test 411.C) The man can have a room with a view ofthe sea.12.B) She doesn’t think much of it.13.D) At a bank.14.A) Quarrel with the man.15.D) It will take more time to have the carfixed than the woman has expected.16.C) She thinks she is always very frank.17.D) She doesn’t want to grow old.18.C) The man doesn’t have money.19.B) He wants to invite the woman to dinner.20.C) She thinks it’s not a big problem.21.D) She can’t make the speech reasonableenough.22.B) He is going to have a business trip inLondon.23.D) It is inexpensive to stay there.24.B) 8 hours.25.C) English food is very delicious.26.B) The youngest person to row an oceanalone.27.A) Because of the bad weather.28.B) He is aggressive and optimistic.29.D) Because they cannot afford them.30 B) Because many old people sell their houseafter their children leave.31.C) People have to maintain their house bythemselves.32.A) On January 15.33.C) Because they gain some rights and needto take some new responsibilities whenthey are 20.34.B) In 1876.35.C) Females generally wear furisode to theircoming-of-age ceremony.Test 511.C) The man should pay $200 as security forthe room.12.B) On the street.13.C) Frank will arrive on time.14.B) A secretary.15.D) The woman has to wait for the train.16.D) Driving.17.C) An hour and a quarter.18.B) The woman is asking the way.19.D) An interviewer.20.B) Disposing of trash properly.21.C) Protect the forests.22.C) Collect newspapers.23.A) Leisure sporting activities.24.B) Sell tennis rackets.25.C) Because they become more healthconscious.26.D) 41.8 million.27.C) Because people are prejudiced againstthem.28.A) Lack of money, discrimination, and people’seducation.29.A) To give a lecture to all the students in alarge class one or two times a week.30.B) They must take one English speakingtest.31.C) The college or university.32.C) His or her sadness lasts for a rather longperiod of time.33.A) Because psychologists and relatedpersons can almost always cure it.34.D) The child talks too much in class.35.C) When the symptoms interfere with yourchild's ability to function at home or in school.Test 611.D) The man is living with other people now.12.B) At a bank.13.C) 13 yuan.14.A) Because driving is too dangerous.15.C) She doesn't believe Alex had cheated onthe exam.16.B) The man didn't want the woman to haveher hair permed.17.C) A clerk at the railway station.18.B) She will not go skiing since she is not feeling well.19.C) It's very good.20.B) There's a good subway system in LosAngeles.21.C) Because it is summer now.22.D) Because it is more convenient to getaround in San Francisco than in Los Angeles.23.B) A preliminary interview.24.A) A kind of beverage.25.C) The woman will not contact Mr. Taylorfor further consideration.26.A) Seventy percent.27.B) More than two thousand million.28.D) They promised there would be only onethousand million people without safe systems to treatwaste by 2015.29.C) Experience and skills.30.A) Be clear about the places you haveapplied for and the persons you communicatedwith.31.D) Part-time work gives little help in yourjob search.32.C) Because he didn't have much money leftand felt hungry.33.B) Nothing.34.A) She was seriously ill and there was notreatment in the town.35.D) Kindness Pays YouTest 711.B) In the suburb.12.D) A receptionist.13.A) He is studying Chinese in Beijing.14.C) Eat out and see a play.15.C) She would like to have a copy of thearticle.16.D) The woman suggests that the man go ona diet.17.B) The man will pay a visit to England inthe near future.18.D) She's busy preparing for a party19.C) Friends.20.B) She has felt homesick since she heardfrom her parents.21.A) A snack bar.22.B) The woman is not used to the man'sbragging about math.23.C) 5:30 p.m.24.D) Which cinema to go to.25.D) Enthusiastic.26.D) In the mid-1990s.27.B) Touch.28.A) How the Spice Girls became successful.29.D) $20.30.D) Both A and B.31.B) A coffin.32.B) Because only Oxford and Cambridgewere supported by royal patronage andaristocratic money.33.A) By private efforts.34.C) For nearly 40 years.35.C) The development and changes Britishuniversities have gone through.Test 811.D) To the grocer' s.12.B) A passenger and an air hostess.13.A) The weather was a little bit hot.14.C) She has visited the Forbidden City once.15.C) He can't go out with the woman.16.B) A bit annoyed.17.D) Frank should mind his own business.18.A) It will probably rain tomorrow.19.B) A foreign basketball player in the U.S.A.20.C) Has the man thought of how muchmoney he has earned?21.C) The dream of having a lot of money.22.B) It depends on his mood.23.A) The man at first misunderstood andcriticized the woman.24.D) She was looking for the couple whowanted the CD.25.D) The female customer's clothes.26.D) To discover the students' opinions onsome matters of personal concern.27.A) The qualities a partner should have.28.A) Most students favour 26 to 30 as the ideal ageto get married to an intelligent partner, andproducing 2 children.29.C) Prior to the individual's 22nd birthday.30.D) Because the medical treatment was not availableto them.31.B) Significant barriers in transportation and publicawareness.32.A) They are likely to fail in later life.33.B) Higher than that of the country as awhole.34.D) The author refutes it.35.D) It shows that talented children are most likely to become gifted adults.Test 911.C) Helen wasn't in London that day.12.D) Mr. Howard is dishonest.13.A) The man regrets having taken up much of the professor's time.14.B) They talked on the phone for too long.15.D) In the department store.16.C) Go out to see a movie.17.D) He couldn't take pictures for the woman.18.C) Go to see a film. .19.A) Fellow students.20.D) Go to classroom early to find a seat she likes to take.21.C) He hasn't finished the outline assigned by the advisor.22.A) Not only one student would be late.23.C) Christianity.24.A) There are 15 million Catholics in China.25.D) She really enjoys freedom in religious belief.26.C) A package can sometimes motivate the customer to buy a product.27.A) We should remember that a package is often a form of advertisement.28.D) Packaging is a form of advertising.29.C) To have surgery.30.A) 30 million. .31.B) Diet books are not always effective.32.A) Higher productivity and a higher average income.33.C) It lies in the official attitudes to population growth. .34.A) Because it results in a declining market for manufactured goods.35.D) The advantages and disadvantages of a large population.Test 1011.D) He won't miss the meeting.12.A) He is in need of qualified staff.13.D) He's overworked.14.D) He doesn't like them.15.A) She wants to spend more time with her family.16.C) Things to wear.17.B) About two weeks from now.18.D) She wonders why he' s kept his job.19.C) Rock cooperated with him with great sincerity.20.D) The Cantonese songs may be commercialized.21.B) He felt amazed.22.D) The man's new company and his musical tendency.23.D) John's wedding.24.D) The man carelessly dirtied his shirt, so he changed one.25.C) Because the man dirtied his pants and they need immediate cleaning.26.C) Small amounts of raw materials but great workmanship and skill.27.D) Switzerland exports many precision products and heavy machines.28.A) Switzerland arranges with neighboring countries for the use of their ports.29.C) In 1969.30.B) A platform worker.31.B) It will stop automatically.32.A) There are no special relationships in the group.33.C) The girls must pay for themselves.34.A) They find the group date to be a great deal of fun.35.A) Group dates certainly lead to serious relationships for the members of the group. Test 1111.D) She felt quite all right.12.B) Reading a newspaper.13.C) They are both interested in art.14.D) Both the man and the woman think the paper is hard.15.B) In a restaurant.16.C) He doesn't really like Jazz.17.B) It took him an entire week to type it.18.C) A restaurant.19.C) Nonstop aerobics class.20.A) It's tough.21.B) Prepare a meal alone for the family.22.C) Sixty minutes. 23.C) How to get along with those not so likable neighbors.24.A) Call the police to solve the problem.25.C) Three.26.A) Well-educated men with high incomes are generally less likely to smoke.27.C) Better-educated women are likely to smoke more.28.D) Cigarette smoking is still a widespread habit in the United States.29. A) Attention problems.30.A) They cannot sit still or control their actions.31.B) The new study is important, but needs to be confirmed.32.D) Both buyers and sellers.33.B) At a jewellery shop.34.A) Because he was suspected of several robberies.35.A) Using cheques sometimes may embarrass the cheque holder.Test 1211.D) All her friends were present at the party.12.B) An unsolved case of robbery.13.C) At a department store.14.C) He'll be at this office on Tuesday and Thursday.15.B) All the classes have a lot of reading.16.A) There is no way for James to win a scholarship.17.D) He doesn't believe what the announcer says.18.D) He has never eaten such delicious spaghetti before.19.B) On a train to New York.20.C) Colleagues.21.B) He retired because he wanted to see his grandchildren.22.B) The woman enjoys going to the theatre with her friends.23.D) Being away from home.24.A) His rivals and teammates.25.B) Humorous and sensible.26.C) The Spanish.27.C) Australia gained its independence from English by revolution.28.A) Because they were searching for better land.29.C) Art.30 D) He was a writer.31.B) In 1961.32.C) A warm colour is a colour near the red end of the light spectrum.33.D) Orange.34.D) On March 17.35.A) He is annoyed.。