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2024年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题01

2024年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题01

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1.下面请你用英语提出3个问题。
(1) 现在请准备提第一个问题。 提问①:你能跟我说说吗? 回答:当然。当我到达北京机场时,我租了一辆智能推车来帮我 提行李。太神奇了!它能承载30公斤的重量。我把行李放上去
hope that AI could be put into use in the shopping center too. )
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翻译四步曲:①判断一般疑问句or特殊疑问句→②选择疑 问词或助/be/情态动词→③锁定主语→④确认时态语态
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2. Please get ready to answer five questions in English.
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词卡:△caught the attention of 引起……的注意 △take the wheel 掌控方向 △biological clock 生物钟
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While researchers︶explore new ways to help︶us get the sleep we need, ′millions of Americans ↗ fight the urge, staying up way past bedtime, lured by ↘ the trappings of technology. Back︶in 1964, 17-year-old Randy Gardner broke the Guinness [′ɡɪnɪs] World Record / for staying awake 11 days straight. The experiment won ↗

口语无忧广东高考英语听说考试模拟题03

口语无忧广东高考英语听说考试模拟题03

口语无忧广东高考英语听说考试模拟题03一、听力理解1. 听力理解(共5小题,计5分)听一遍,根据所听内容选出正确的选项。

1. Where does the conversation most probably take place?A. At a bookstore.B. At a library.C. At a post office.2. What does the man think of the hotel?A. The service is good.B. The rooms are small.C. The location is great.3. What is the woman going to do tomorrow?A. Go to the museum.B. Have a picnic.C. Stay at home.4. What is the man worried about?A. The weather.B. The traffic.C. The time.5. How does the woman feel about the book?A. Excited.B. Bored.C. Pleased.2. 听力理解(共5小题,计5分)听一遍,根据所听内容填写表格。

Cinema ScheduleFilm Name: 6. ____________Director: 7. ____________Cast: 8. ____________Genre: 9. ____________Running time: 10. ____________二、口语交际3. 口语交际(共5小题,计5分)听一遍,根据所听内容选择恰当的应答。

11. A. I’m sorry. B. I hope so. C. It’s all right.12. A. Sure, I’d love to. B. I don’t think so. C. It’s a pleasure.13. A. That’s all right. B. No, I can’t. C. I hope not.14. A. I’m afraid so. B. I don’t know. C. It’s possible.15. A. Yes, I’d love to. B. No, I don’t. C. Yes, I do.4. 口语交际(共5小题,计5分)听两遍,根据所听内容回答问题。

广东高考口语听说训练《口语无忧》听力标准答案

广东高考口语听说训练《口语无忧》听力标准答案

《口语无忧》广东高考模拟听说训练答案01AEver `wonder how dogs can walk barefoot ['bε?fut]in the snow↗? Now a Japa`nese scientist may have the answer—an︶inside central heating system。

The secret lies in how dogs `circulate ['s?:kjuleit] their blood /to prevent cold `surfaces from chilling the rest︶of their bodies↘。

The system uses warm blood to heat the cold blood /before `returning it to the dog’s heart/ and `central circu`lation. Dogs exchange `heat at the `end︶of their legs. Arterial blood flows [fl?uz]to the `end︶of their `legs /and then heats︶up venous blood。

In other words↘, they have a `heat exchange system in their `feet↘.B三问How old is your son?What major does your son want to take in the future?How do you get along with your son?五答24。

To find a good job。

Playing the guitar.Being a music producer.Like friends.CI was lonely when I went to a junior high school,but a gift a boy gave me occasionally changed my character. It was his smile。

广东高考口语听说训练《口语无忧》听力答案

广东高考口语听说训练《口语无忧》听力答案

《口语无忧》广东高考模拟听说训练答案01AEver `wonder how dogs can walk barefoot ['bε?fut] in the snow↗? Now a Japa`nese scientist may have the answer—an︶inside central heating system. The secret lies in how dogs `circulate ['s?:kjuleit] their blood /to prevent cold `surfaces from chilling the rest︶of their bodies↘.The system uses warm blood to heat the cold blood /before `returning it to the dog’s heart/ and `central circu`lation. Dogs exchange `heat at the `end︶of their legs. Arterial blood flows [fl?uz] to the `end︶of their `legs /and then heats︶up venous blood. In other words↘, they have a `heat exchange system in their `feet↘.B三问How old is your son?What major does your son want to take in the future?How do you get along with your son?五答24.To find a good job.Playing the guitar.Being a music producer.Like friends.CI was lonely when I went to a junior high school, but a gift a boy gave me occasionally changed my character. It was his smile. One day the boy, who was a stranger to me then, came into our classroom. When he passed me, he smiled at me. This smile brought me happiness and warmth. From then on I began to get close to others and made friends with them. The boy with the smile is one of my best friends now.02AAlthough they are a natural phenomenon [f?'n?m?n?n]↗, dust storms have been occurring `more often recently ['ri:sntli]↘. It︶is a fact that unreasonable herding of animals /and exploitation of grasslands/are res`ponsible for the ma`jority of dust storms. This means that dust storms are largely a result of human actions; in other words↘, they are con`trollable.We seem to think, however↘, that economic [,i:k?'n?mik] development and preservation of the environment can`not go hand in hand↘. For most countries, economic development comes first, at the expense of the environment. It︶is high time/ everyone came to grasp the consequences of overusing the earth’s resources, including the misuse of land in the pursuit [p?'su:t] of economic wealth↘.BWhat time will it start?Who else will be invited?Do you want me to take you there?She had to finish her homework.On the school play ground.About two and a half hours.A red song in chorus.Her father.CMy brother Henry worked in a bank. He had a good salary and a bright future. However, he made a decision to resign from the bank. I was confused about his decision, trying to persuade him to give up the idea. He didn’t listen to me, and explained to me that it’s counting money that he wanted to leave. Although it’s a pleasant job working in the bank, all his work was to count money, which was depressing. He would count his own money rather than count others’!03APerhaps the tiger, the `largest cat on the planet ['pl?nit], is the `most distinct/ of︶all animals in danger of extinction [iks'ti?k??n]↘. A tiger can be up to 4 metres long/ and︶over a metre high, weighing up to 225 kilos↘. They have `beautiful fur with black or brown stripes [straips]. They mainly hunt animals like deer↗, wild hares and pigs↘, sometimes they `also hunt birds or even frogs. They can eat as much as 40 kilos of meat in one meal. Fifty years ago/ there were between 25,000 and 30,000 tigers living in Asia, but the number has `fallen ['f?:l?n] to between 5,000 and 7,000 since the 1980s↘.BWho have more problem, boys or girls?Should parents and their children take part in some activities together?What else do you advise parents to do?He works at the “New York Times”.Treat them equally.Because they will understand each other better.No.CAn old man who went into a cafeteria in America for the first time was puzzled why no waiters served him as it was in other restaurants. A woman customer told him later that he should fetch the food he wanted himself in a cafeteria. He later found life in America is like a cafeteria. Those who are waiting for someone to bring success to them can never achieve success. As a matter of fact, life is a cafeteria not only in America, but also in any other place.04AEarth is the `only planet/where water can exist in liquid['likwid]form on the `surface, but only `one percent of the water is drinkable ['dri?k?bl]↘. Most︶of it is frozen↗or salty↘. It’s about 24,920 miles around the earth at the equator, which means it would take 33,000,000 people holding hands to reach all the way around. The land on Earth is made︶of several plates/and at`one time all︶of these plates were joined together, making it possible to walk from one side︶of the earth to the other↘. But the plates are individual [,ind?'vid?u?l] pieces and they are always moving. So the land keeps `drifting apart [?'pɑ:t] slowly↘.BIs it difficult to learn the tango?When do you have the dancing lessons?Can you teach me to dance?Yesterday.The tango.Look for a partner who is good at it.She rests.At Mary’s house.CMr. White doesn’t want others to know that he is near-sighted, so he never wears glasses. One winter morning when he was walking on a village road, a strong wind blew off his hat. He had to run after it, wondering why it moved so fast and ran into a house as if it had legs. He was running into the house when a big woman stopped him and shouted angrily, “What are you running after my hen for?”05AYoung people now /much `prefer online chats and text messages. These have been on the rise for `years / but are now threatening ['θretni?] the use of e-mail, much as they have already replaced phone calls↘. Major ['meid??] Internet companies/are responding with message services/that are focused on immediate gratification. The `problem with e-mail, young people say, is that it involves [in'v?lvz] a `boringly long process of signing into an account, typing out a subject line and then sending a message/ that might not be received↗or answered for hours. However, it︶is also believed/that the looser↗, briefer ['bri:f?]↗and less grammatical the writing, the less deep the thoughts and emotions behind︶it.BIs your apartment far from here?What do you think of our university?Which city do you come from?It is opposite the tennis court and behind the library.About three weeks ago.About five or six blocks. / About a 10 minutes’walk.The academic atmosphere.In the southeast.CWhen a wise man knew a young man who was picking up starfishes on the beach throwing them into the sea to save their lives, he said the young man couldn’t possibly make a difference because there were too many starfishes along the long beach. But he young man threw another starfish into the sea, saying that what he has do made a difference to that one. The story is telling us we must find out our goal and take action, in which way we’ll make a difference to our life.06AA`laska is the`largest state of the USA, with︶an area of over 1,500,000 square kilometers, but it︶is `separated from the other mainland ['meinl?nd] states by Canada↘. It was admitted as the 49th state in 1959. Its population now is about 700,000. The original inhabitants are thought to have migrated over the Bering Land Bridge/ as well as from the Arctic/ as early as 10,000 years ago↘. The first European settlement ['setlm?nt] was established in 1784 by Russian fur traders↘. This state was purchased from Russia in 1867 for $7,200,000. However, to Russia’s frustration[fr?s'trei??n]↘, `gold was discovered here soon after.BHow many sets of stamps do you have?When did you start collecting stamps?Why do you like collecting stamps?Collecting stamps.His father.eighteen.On Aug. 18th, 2005.The scenery-subject stamps.CLucy Brown tried to transfer her cows to a higher place before her farm was completely covered by a flood. But she hit her head on a fallen tree trunk and fainted on the way. Fortunately, one of her favorite cow named Jackie accompanied her and helped her to a higher place after she came round, which was then an”island”trapped by floods. A helicopter found her and took her away later.When the floods subsided two days later, Lucy immediately returned to the “island”, only find nothing. She was very sad because her cow had saved her.07AFor everyone, in order to make an Olympic champion, the `best choice may be taking millions of young people around the world/to be inspired to choose Olympic sport.? I’m delighted[di'laitid] we have with︶us today/representatives of the next generation [,d?en?'rei??n]↘. We’re serious ['si?ri?s] about inspiring young people.And thanks to London’s multi-cultural mix of 200 nations, they also represent the youth of the world. Their families have come from every continent. They practice `every religion [ri'lid??n]↗and `every faith. What unites them in London will be their love of sport/and their heartfelt dream of bringing the Olympic Games to our city↘.BHow have you been recently?Are you available this Saturday?What is your favourite way to relax?Worried about her tests.This afternoon.Three weeks.At People’s Theater.5.COne day when my sister and I were talking with some friends in a park, I saw a girl with some money in her hand sitting on a chair, where my sister’s jacket was lying. My sister checked her jacket, but didn’t find her money. We believed the girl had stolen the money, so we forced her to give us the money in her hand. But when we got back home, Mother told my sister that her money was on the table in the sitting room. The girl didn’t steal my sister’s money, but we had robbed hers!08AOliver managed to draw his first breath, and then an`nounced his arrival [?'raiv?l] /to the rest of the workhouse↘. His mother raised her `pale face and whispered ['wisp?d], “Let me see the `child, and die.”The doctor turned away from the fire, where he had been warming his hands. “You must not talk︶about `dying yet,”he said to her kindly. He gave her the child↘. Lovingly, she `kissed the baby on his forehead ['f?:hed] with her cold lips, then stared wildly around the room, fell back and died↘. “Poor dear!”said the nurse, hurriedly ['h?ridli] putting a green glass bottle back in the pocket of her long skirt.BWhat did Bob find during the traveling?Is “a nice feeling”related to love at first sight?When can relationships change?The Limits of Art.Bob.Be polite.First impression.Few.COne day Mark helped a boy named Bill, who had fallen and dropped all the things he was carrying. Later they spent a pleasant afternoon in Bill’s home. They became good friends. Before they graduated from junior school, Bill told Mark that he had planned to kill himself the day they first met, but Mark’s help and the pleasant time they shared that afternoon made him give up the idea. Mark not only had helped him pick up the books, but also had saved his life.09AElephants can live in `very different conditions, from the `coldest mountains /to the `hottest deserts↘. Most warm-blooded animals /have to main`tain their bodies within a `very narrow ['n?r?u] heat range, but elephants can survive far greater changes in their body temperature ['tempr?t??]. Elephants tend to live︶in hot places /and have︶a number of ways to keep cool↘. One way is to have an organ ['?:g?n] /that is fit for its body. Heat is lost through the skin. Watering and mud alone can cool the elephant. But this way of cooling is not powerful enough on its own. Another strategy ['str?tid?i] has to be employed↘.BCan you tell me something about Hainan?Why do you know so much about tourist attractions?How are you going to Guilin?Last July.Guilin.The Oriental Hawaii.To be a tourist guide.Her sister.CA mother tried to change her daughter. She gave her a bag of nails, telling her to hammer a nail into the back of the fence every time she lost her temper. The girl followed her mother’s advice and did so. She didn’t lose her temper any longer eventually. Then, as her mother suggested, she pulled out the nails of the fence every day she held her temper. When the last nail was pulled out, the mother told her that though the nails were removed, the holes were left there and similarly, a scar was left to others when the girl lost her temper.10AExpressing opinions is one example of cultural difference between east and `west. Westerners express their opinions [?'pinj?ns] `freely. They feel it is natural for people to have different ideas ↗, and `don’t mind hearing views /that differ from their own↘. You may express frankly /what you think or feel.Of course, you`shouldn’t be rude in your manner↗or speech. Sentences such︶as “You’re wrong”/ “You’re mistaken”/ “You don’t know”aren’t exactly [ig'z?ktli] `bad, but it’s preferable['pref?r?bl] to soften the tone. You might say “I `don’t think you’re right”, “I’m afraid you’re mistaken [mi'steik?n]”or “You `don’t `seem to understand”. These words will let people feel better↘.BWhat is your most important traditional festival?On what day of the year does the Dragon Boat Festival fall?How do you celebrate the Mid-autumn Festival?Two.The fourth Thursday in November.Since 2007.Qu Yuan.Moon cakes.CHenry Ford decided to produce a new style of motor. When his engineers finished a design under his direction, all of them held the view that the engine was unlikely to be produced. But Ford insisted they carry out the task. One year passed and these engineers made no progress. They still believed that this project was out of the question. Ford ordered them to continue. Finally, one day, they suddenly found the answer. It’s Ford’s determination that made a difference!11AIf you`don’t understand↗, `don’t hesitate['heziteit] to ask↘. Some Chinese seem to feel/that it︶is im`polite to ask questions/even when they don’t understand. However, it’s much better to say /that you `don’t understand than to pretend you understand /↗and answer very indistinctly.When you don’t understand, you may ask by saying any of the following ['f?l?ui?]: I beg your pardon['pɑ:dn]↗? I am not clear on what you said↘. I am afraid I don’t understand you↘. Would︶you mind saying it︶again↗? You’ll improve your understanding [,?nd?'st?ndi?] /and the speaker will be happy to make his point a`gain.BDo you do a lot of shopping online?Are there counterfeit goods sold online?How do you pay for your purchase?A mobile phone.Identity theft.At Taobao .Return them.Four.CBarbie dolls are popular with girls in the world. Their creator is Ruth Handler. Her daughter did not like the dolls of her own age group, but liked the ones that looked a little older. However, there were almost no such dolls in the market. Ruth then designed a kind of doll with beautiful clothes, and named it after her daughter. She produced the dolls in her husband’s factory, and soon they were well received by little girls.12AA lot︶of people come to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, Jazz Fest↗and the conventions [k?n'ven??ns]↘, but the truth is, what makes New Orleans so `great is right here three hundred and sixty five days of the year—the `music↗and people↘. I mean, unlike other cities, folks`here, they take their time with you. They `love to chat and tell stories, and despite [di'spait] the fact /that New Orleans is one︶of the poorest cities in the country, she is `generous and genuine; And besides the `beads, I hope I can take some︶of her `spirit ['spirit] back home with me↘.BIs wine very expensive there?How many of you went to have a buffet?When you eat out, do you usually eat from the buffet?Every Friday.Australian red wine.Lobster.Two.A dessert.CA big wave took three fishes to a shallow water one morning. It’s difficult for them to return to the sea because a small boat was blocking their way to the sea. The two elder fishes knew it was dangerous for them to stay there, so they decided to leave as fast as possible and managed to go back to the sea. The youngest chose to stay there because he thought the water there was enough for him to live in. When the sun dried up the water in the shallow corner soon afterwards, the fish lost his life.13AWhen learning English, a good `memory will help you, but a good imagination [i,m?d?i'nei??n] /may help you even `more. For example, in English we don’t have many words for colours, but we have many `ways to describe [di'skraib]︶a colour. We say red like a cherry ['t?eri]↗, or red like blood↗, or red like someone’s lips↘.What comes to mind when you think︶of red↗? I think︶of different things/ like delicious red apples, expensive red sports cars, or red roses↘. I `also think︶of different images, a company ['k?mp?ni] that is not doing well, it’s in the red; or special “red-carpet”treatment /you might give︶a VIP.BWhat exercise are you going to do today?Can you give me some advice on quiting smoking?Why do you think it is of great benefit to go to the health club?Every day.Stop smoking.Jogging on the treadmill.Lady fingers.Amy.CA woman found a man was following her when she was driving home after work. She felt frightened and drove quickly to the police station. The man drove into the police station and stopped there too. She was not afraid then because a policeman was standing nearby. But the man told her he was to give her purse back, which she had dropped it on the street. The story tells me if we care for and help each other, we will create a better world.14AEveryone has his `own way of relaxing [ri'l?ksi?]↘. Perhaps the most `popular way is to participate [pɑ:'tisipeit] in `sports. There are team sports, such as baseball↗, basketball↗and football. There are also indi`vidual sports, such︶as golf↗and swimming. In addition, hiking ['haiki?]↗, skiing↗, and mountain climbing/ have︶a great attraction for people who like to be outdoors↘.`Not everyone who enjoys sports likes to participate in them↘. Many people prefer [pri'f?:] to be in the audience instead, either by attending the games in person↗, or watching them on television ↘. When there is an︶important baseball game or boxing match /it︶is almost impossible to get tickets, `everybody wants to attend.BIs it often sunny in London?Which is your favourite season?What is winter like?When it’s raining very heavily.No.Beijing.50 years ago.Children.CMartin, who had always wanted to get into firefighting, succeeded in participating in a junior firefighter program and became a weekend volunteer firefighter. He learned the skills a firefighter needs to stay safe. He usually has to get up three or four times on a Saturday night, but he doesn’t complain about it because he feels great about helping others as a firefighter. Although his experience as a firefighter will be over next autumn as he will go to college and follow his dream job—a flight doctor on a helicopter, he will never forget the days as a firefighter.15AIf you’re `not `sure /whether you want to say yes or no↗, then say you’ll give︶an︶answer later, and refuse [ri'fju:z] to discuss︶it further↘. This gives you time to de`cide↗and to prepare yourself to say `no if necessary. Use body language/ to give your words more authority [?'θ?r?ti]: stand up straight, straighten ['streitn] your shoulders and look︶at the person↘.If you’re talking on the phone, stand up—it makes you `more confident ['k?nfid?nt]. If a request is reasonable /but you don’t want to do, offer an al`ternative, for example, “I don’t have time on Saturday↗, but I could do it one night next week↘.”BWhy have you come to Prague?Are you all alone by yourself?What is the topic of the meeting?The roads are quite narrow.Five minutes.Attend/Hold a meeting.Five people.Environmental problem.CAn old man wearing a long, white beard could fall asleep easily. He was very proud of both his beard and this ability. One day his grandson asked him where he placed his beard when sleeping, which he had never thought of. When he lay in bed that night, he was so confused about the question that he couldn’t go to his dreams. He put his beard under the blanket one minute, and placed the beard above it later. And then under once again. He didn’t sleep well the whole night. He was very angry and cut his beard early the next morning.16ATeenagers who`don’t get︶up early in the morning are`brighter and more suc`cessful.A study of students’sleep by researchers in the USA/ found that teenagers who get︶up early are often tired ['tai?d] and can’t concentrate ['k?nsentreit] in class.Now many American schools have changed the start of their morning classes /from 7:30↗to 8:30 or even 9:00, hoping to get the `best possible teaching quality ['kw?l?ti]↘.“Young children love to get︶up early /but teenagers have︶a `different biological clock,”says︶a professor of Brown University↘. Her research showed that teenagers `naturally ['n?t??r?li] go to sleep/ and wake︶up `later than normal—for good biological reasons.BWhat else can help foreign language learners to learn vocabulary?Writing is very hard and boring, isn’t it?When did you leave HarvardUniversity?At HarvardUniversity.Watching movies in that language.10,000.By practicing more.Teaching more people Chinese.CJohn had to go to court because a person accused him of having building his house on his land. John could prove the land was his, but he knew the judge was greedy, so decided to take a gift for the judge. When the judge found there are two things in John’pocket, which were likely more valuable than the money in the accuser’s wallet, he gave a judgment in John’s favour. When he asked John for the gift later, John took out two large stones from his pocket.17AHigh school students in `Asia /often do better than American students on international math↗and science tests↘. Experts say part︶of this is because schools in countries like China /do better at preparing [pri'p??ri?] students to take tests. Yet some︶of these countries want to `learn /what makes American students good︶at crea`tivity and critical thinking↘.Foreign educators often visit ThomasJeffersonHigh School /for Science and Technology in Alexandria, Virginia, near Washington. This past summer, seventy-five school headmasters visited from China↘. Evan Glazer, the headmaster of Thomas Jefferson, says the school combines [k?m'bains]`science↗and `math with `literature ['lit?r?t??]↗and other `liberal arts↘.BBesides Chimpanzees, what’s your favourite animal?Who gave you the most support?What advice would you offer aspiring conservationists?In 1960.50 to 60 years.Rusty.Wise and supportive.More than 120.CI wanted to get a new bike as my 12th birthday gift, but I got an old and worn one from my parents. I felt disappointed, and my disappointment hurt my parents’feelings. They became disappointed, too. Years later, I began to understand what my parents gave me was much more than just an old bike. There contained love.18AThere are many differences in table `manners in different cultures↘. It is really worth learning about how to behave [bi'heiv] /while eating in other countries. Knowledge of table manners /will show your international qualifications.`Don’t make noises with your mouth↘. `Close your mouth when eating↘. People make mouth noises/ because they eat without closing their mouths. When you drink your soup, `don’t sip it but swallow ['sw?l?u] it all in one mouth full. `Don’t `talk when your mouth is full↘. If someone talks to you, wait until your mouth is empty before answering. If you have a `good habit, you will be `bound to benefit ['benifit; 'ben?fit] from︶it.BWhat’s wrong with the power station?What does nuclear power have to do with air pollution?Where is Radioactive pollution happening?Global warming.Near the city.Its water vapor or, steam.Radioactive pollution.The fighting from the Middle East.CA rich man found a poor man sleeping on the bench in a park every night dreamed to live in the big hotel where he lived. The reach man helped him realize the dream by paying for the best room in the hotel for a month. But just after several days, the poor man returned to the bench. When the reach man asked him why, he said that he dreamed he was lying in the hotel when on the bench, while he dreamed he was back to the cold bench when in the hotel, so he couldn’t get any sleep at all.19AMany people `value their time more than `anything `else in the world. Once time is gone, it can `never be replaced. Time is precious ['pre??s]. Nobody can afford [?'f?:d] to waste time. Once time has gone by, it will `never re`turn. You can never turn the clock back.Time passes `very quickly. People say time flies↘. We should therefore ['e??f?:] make the`best `use of our time. If you can manage ['m?nid?] your time well↗, you will have︶a suc`cessful life. Try using `all︶of your `spare time/to practice English `crazily. Even a few minutes practice while waiting for the bus/↗can make `valuable learning time.BCan you recommend some other ways of collecting materials?What can readers use The Library Computer System for?If I have some questions, where can I find you?The film industry in the 1930s and 1940s.More than 30 books.It’s cheap and convenient.At the back of the hall.Tidy up the library.CLinda often passed what she heard at the water fountain to others, which hurt some people sometimes, so Patty decided to teach her a lesson. One day he told a student at the water fountain that Linda got below an A in her history exam and that her parents might keep her at home for a week. Some time later the whole class knew the gossip. When Linda asked a friend, what the friend told her was that she heard Linda had failed in all her subjects and her parents were taking her out of school.20AAn`tarctica, the continent at the bottom of the world, is covered by an enormous [i'n?:m?s] ice sheet↘. Over 95% of the continent is covered by `layers of ice, which are sometimes almost three miles thick. An estimated 70% of the planet’s fresh water/is `locked︶up in those frozen ['fr?uzn] blocks↘. Despite `all the water, however↗, Antarctica is technically ['teknik?li] a desert. `Less than `two inches of rain fall a year, it’s about the same as in Africa’s Sahara Desert. And︶in Antarctica’s `Dry Valleys—the continent’s largest ice-free region ['ri:d??n]—measurable rain fall is believed to have been absent for `two million years↘.BHow many members are there in the Happy Girls?Which song of the group do you like best?Can you sing some of their songs?The Cool Boys.They are going to the concert of the Happy Girls together.She loves Nancy best.Yes.She got one CD of their group with the girls’signatures.CMy mother has little education, but she knows it’s very important to read. So she was strict with me. But when I went to high school, I spent little time and energy on study, and went from being an A-student to a C-student. One day when I complained that I had no many clothes, my mother gave me all the money, telling me that I could buy what I wanted if I had bought our family’s necessities. I was pleased. But later I found this money could only buy the necessaries. I knew how hard for my mother to support the family. I studied hard again and finally became a doctor.。

2023高考英语口语表达练习

2023高考英语口语表达练习

2023高考英语口语表达练习
1. 自我介绍
大家好,我是[你的名字]。

很高兴有机会参加2023年高考英语口语表达练。

我来自[你的城市],现在就读于[你的学校]。

我对研
究英语很感兴趣,并且相信通过这次练,我的口语表达能力会有明
显的提高。

2. 日常生活
2.1 你最喜欢的季节是什么?为什么?
我最喜欢的季节是春天。

因为春天天气温暖,万物复苏,我可
以享受到大自然的美景和新鲜的空气。

2.2 你常做的运动是什么?你觉得运动对人的健康有什么好处?
我常做的运动是跑步。

我觉得运动可以增强体质,提高免疫力,减轻压力,还可以锻炼意志力和坚持力。

3. 个人兴趣爱好
3.1 你喜欢什么样的音乐?为什么?
我喜欢流行音乐,因为它旋律动听、节奏鲜明,能让我感到快
乐和放松。

3.2 你平时喜欢做什么运动?为什么?
我平时喜欢打篮球。

篮球可以锻炼全身的肌肉,提高协调能力,还可以增强团队合作意识。

4. 研究与未来规划
4.1 你认为什么是成功的研究方法?
我认为成功的研究方法是制定合理的研究计划,保持良好的研
究惯,多做练和总结,还要有正确的研究态度和积极的研究动力。

4.2 你理想的未来职业是什么?为什么?
我的理想未来职业是律师。

我对法律很感兴趣,希望能够为社
会公正和法治事业做出贡献。

以上是我对于2023高考英语口语表达练习的参考内容。

希望
这些内容对你有所帮助!加油!。

广东省高考英语口语听说测试模拟六(6页)

广东省高考英语口语听说测试模拟六(6页)

广东省高考英语口语听说测试模拟六Part A Reading AloudIn this part, you are required to watch a video and read after the speaker in the video.While at Raine Island, the sharks and turtles are in a safe place, but they can sometimes come under threat. Brief thunderstorms are a welcome break from the heat, but they can also build into the mother of all storms. The summer heats up the ocean, creating tropical storms that spiral in from the Coral Sea. In America, storms of this kind are known as hurricanes, and in Japan they’re called typhoons, but here they’re known as cyclones. A cyclone can be over 500 kilometres across, with winds going around the eye at 300 kilometres per hour.Part B Role PlayIn this part, you are required to act as a role and complete the following communicative tasks:After watching the video and listening to the speaker, ask the speaker three questions and then answer five questions from the computer acting as another role.情景介绍:角色:你是Linda。

最新广东高考听说口语考试常用问答句

最新广东高考听说口语考试常用问答句

高考听说口语考试常用问答句----- 般疑问句及回答①Are you +名词“你是•…?答"yes,主谓”或者“no,否定”Eg. Are you American? Yes, I am. / No, I am not.②Is this your ... ? “这是你的 .. 吗?”Eg. Is this your skirt? Yes, it is. / No, it isn,t.③ Are / is there any . ? “有些... 吗”Eg. Is there any bread on the table?Yes, there is. /No, there isn’t.④Can you……? "你能够(可以)……吗”Eg. Can you speak English? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.⑤ Do you like .. ? / Would you like some .. ?“你喜欢... 吗”Eg. Do you like apple? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.⑥Do you want ... ?“你想要.. 吗?”Eg. Do you want a cup of coffee? Yes, please. / No, thanks.⑦Have you ... ? “你已经... 了吗”Has she had breakfast? Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.⑧ Is that all? “就这些了吗?”That's all.总结:一般疑问句特点是把谓语动词或者助动词提到主语之前,回答的时候,先回答yes或者no,接着主语加谓语动词或者助动词即可。

二.特殊疑问句。

(1) when did/will you .. ?“你(将)什么时候.. ?”根据实际情况回答,要有时间状语。

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练Unit 13课件(29张ppt+20音

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练Unit 13课件(29张ppt+20音

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练Unit 13课件(29张ppt+20音频)(共29张PPT)Unit 13At the RestaurantUseful ExpressionsDo you have a table for six有没有六人桌?May I have tea instead of coffee我可以把咖啡换成茶吗?Would you bring me another fork, please请再给我一把叉子好吗?May I know under what name you booked the table 请问您是以谁的名义订的桌?Are there any Chinese restaurants near here这儿附近有没有中餐馆?My coffee hasn’t come yet.我点的咖啡还没上。

I’d like some salad, please.请给我一些沙拉。

Sorry, there are no tables available now, sir.先生,不好意思,现在没有空位。

I’d like to book a table for three at seven this evening.我想订一个今天晚上7点的三人桌。

Here is the menu, sir. I’ll be back to take your order in a minute.先生,这是菜谱,稍后回来给您点菜。

Useful ExpressionsScene Simulation(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

1. 您想喝点什么,绿茶还是咖啡?2. 甜点您要吃点什么?3. 他们现在准备好点菜了吗?Scene Simulation4. 你能把盐递给我吗?5. 我在哪里能吃到最好的当地食物?6. 他们三天前就订好座位了,是吗?(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练Unit 9课件(18张ppt+18音频

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练Unit 9课件(18张ppt+18音频

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练Unit 9课件(18张ppt+18音频)(共26张PPT)Unit 9Sports MeetingWhat’s your favorite sport你最喜欢的运动是什么?Who will race against him in the next round下一轮谁和他比赛?Which city is going to hold the next Olympic Games哪个城市将举办下一届奥运会?What was the most successful thing in the Olympic Games奥运会最成功的一点是什么?Did you go to the stadium to watch the game last night昨天晚上你去体育场看比赛了吗?Useful ExpressionsUseful ExpressionsLet’s cheer for them.让我们为他们加油吧!Congratulations! You got first prize!祝贺你得了第一名!Maybe that is why I like basketball so much.也许那就是我这么喜欢篮球的原因。

He quickly fell behind in the race.很快他就在比赛中落后了。

Basketball was added as an event for the first time at the Berlin Olympics.篮球在柏林奥运会上首次被列入比赛项目。

Scene Simulation(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

1. 为什么你这么喜欢运动会呢?2. 你认为谁会赢这场比赛?3. 今年的运动会什么时候举行?Scene Simulation4. 他在去年的长跑比赛中受伤了,是吗?5. 你哥哥喜欢打篮球还是踢足球?6. 今年你姐姐参加运动会了吗?(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

广东省高考英语口语问句翻译练习

广东省高考英语口语问句翻译练习

广东省高考英语口语问句翻译练习 1. 一般疑问句结构: be/助动词/情态动词+主语+其他成分?1.每天花那么多时间在电脑游戏方面有必要吗?2.您能告诉我一些关于期中考试的事情?3.网上购物将会取代传统的购物方式吗?4。

你是否拿了我放在桌面的钥匙?5。

你是否知道这里禁止吸烟?6。

你打算参加即将到来的运动会吗?7. 你还没有完成老师布置的作业?8.一个人的爱好和性格之间有什么关系吗?9.您能向我介绍一下时间安排吗?2. 特殊疑问句结构:特殊疑问词+be/助动词/情态动词+主语+其他?1)what & which1。

这个男孩的妈妈年轻时喜欢干什么?2.当我们学习英语时,应该注意什么?3.吸烟对我们有什么影响?4.为了保持健康我们应该有什么样的饮食?5。

你打算到哪个大学学习?6. David 加入了哪一组?7。

当我们要选择一个合适的爱好时,应该考虑什么?8。

健康的生活方式对我们有什么影响?2)who /whom when /where/why9。

谁将会做一个关于如何节约水电的讲座?10. 他们正在焦急地等待谁?11。

你什么时候有空来看一下房子?12。

你在哪里找到你上周丢失的车?13。

他们为什么不喜欢传统的节日?3)how / how often/ how much / how many / how long / how far…14. Mary 和她的同学相处得怎么样?15. 这个女士多久要参加一次部门会议?16。

他们中有多少人下周四会动身去上海?17. 从这个房子到最近的地铁有多远?18。

你已经在这儿呆了多长时间了?3. 选择疑问句结构:一般疑问句+or+其他成分? / 特殊疑问句 +or+其他成分? 1。

你喜欢单独旅游还是和朋友一起出游?2. 你将搭乘飞机还是火车离开?3。

你用这种方法还是用那种方法把这道数学题算出来的?4。

他何时动身去伦敦,今天还是明天?5。

哪个城市大些,北京还是纽约?4。

2024年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题01

2024年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题01

2024年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题01一、听力理解1. 听录音,选择正确的答案。

W: How was your day at work, John?M: Oh, it was so busy! I had to attend a meeting, finish a report, and make several phone calls.Q: What did John have to do at work?A. Attend a meeting.B. Go to a party.C. Have a day off.D. Take a vacation.A: John had to attend a meeting, finish a report, and make several phone calls at work.2. 听录音,选择正确的答案。

M: I can't find my wallet. Have you seen it anywhere, Jane?W: I saw it on the kitchen table this morning. Did you check there?Q: Where did Jane see the wallet?A. In the living room.B. In the bedroom.C. On the kitchen table.D. In the bathroom.A: Jane saw the wallet on the kitchen table.3. 听录音,选择正确的答案。

W: Tom, did you watch the basketball game last night?M: No, I missed it. How was it?W: It was amazing! Our team won by a score of 98 to 85.Q: What was the final score of the basketball game?A. 98 to 85.B. 85 to 98.C. 88 to 85.D. 85 to 88.A: The final score of the basketball game was 98 to 85.4. 听录音,选择正确的答案。

广东高考英语口语专项训练

广东高考英语口语专项训练

广东听说高考真题——APart A Reading AloudIn the heart of London sits one of Britain’s most recognisable buildings. Yet its story is one of the least understood. But what is now the site of a splendid palace was once open countryside. As royal residences go, Buckingham Palace is something of a newcomer. The state rooms are less than 200 years old. Yet its history is much older and more dramatic than you might think. Its rooms are filled with objects that are clues to the character of kings and queens past. And the art and architecture combine to make a statement about Britain’s place in the world.Part B Role Play情景介绍角色:你是校电视台记者Mary。

任务:(1)就新技术对教育的影响采访Dr.Brown;(2)根据谈话内容回答同学的提问。

Tapescript:W: Dr. Brown, welcome to our program.M: Thank you.W: We know you are giving a new course this year. What is it about?M: I’m just giving a three-month course on the classroom of the future and the use of new technologies in the classroom.W: How will a classroom develop in the future?M: The future classroom will heavily depend upon new technology. But it’s still related to a traditional education. My course introduces what education experts think about the future classroom.W: What’s their idea about the future classroom?M: Uh…Actually, it’s quite a shocking idea for most people,myself included.Generally speaking, the idea is about three partsthe role of the Internet, examination, and learning goals.123 三问部分:1.在将来的教室里互联网有什么用?Question 1:What is the use of the Internet in the future classroom? / What is the Internet for in the future classroom? / What role will the Internet play in the future classroom? Answer 1: TheInternet is the place for students to get information from. It is so easy to get information because you can find what you need within seconds.272.将来学生如何参加考试?Question 2:How will students take exams in the future? Answer 2:Students can take exams on the Internet, and exams will be automatically marked by the computer, not by their teachers. What’s more, students will be tested on how to use information rather than knowing information. However, I actually don’t know whether that’s good or bad and whether it’s going to happen.51 3.将来学生需要学习什么?Question 3:What will students need to study/ learn in the future? / What is necessary for students to learn/ study in the future? Answer 3:Students need to be creative because that’s the key to success in the future. The purpose of learning is not about knowing knowledge, but putting knowledge into practice.28五答部分:Question 1:How long is Dr. Brown’s course?Answer 1: Three months.Question 2:What will the future classroom depend on?Answer 2:New technology.Question3:Where can students get information from in the future classroom?Answer 3: TheInternet.Question 4:What will students be tested on?Answer 4:How to use information rather than knowing information.Question 5:Why do students need to be creative?Answer 5: That’s the key to success in the future.Part C Retelling梗概:Tom给Brown 夫人送信时无人应答,从窗户进屋后看到她躺在地板上。

广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题

广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题

广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题(通用15篇)在日复一日的学习、工作生活中,我们最少不了的就是练习题了,做习题有助于提高我们分析问题和解决问题的能力。

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广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇1Regular maintenance has kept the Empire Stare Building in pristine condition. Experts say that as long as its is maintained, it could stand for centuries. Others buildings on the Manhattan skyline won’t be so lucky. But other buildings can’t claim to be enduring symbols of a place and a people. The Empire State Building was one of the last products of the Golden Age of skyscrapers. After World War II, the elegance of the Art Deco giants gave way to the boxy lines of modern height rises. Why did this happen? Partly, it grew out of an argument amongst architects over the best ways to dress the frame of a building.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇2People do get hurt in "adventure sports" and the most dangerous is climbing, which kills eight people a year. But it is not always obvious which activities are dangerous. For instance, two people die every year in hanggliding accidents, but the same number are killed by badminiton, whereas six people a year die in fishing accidents! So "exciting" isn't always the same as "dangerous". This is even more true when you consider the activities of every day life. Many more people die due to accidents in the home than from sports of any king.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇3Working long hours can greatly increase the risk of sufferinginjury or illness, a recent risk study says. Workers who do overtime were 61% more likely to become hurt or ill, once factors such as age and so on were taken into account. And working more thann 12 hours a day raised the risk by more than a third, one of the universitities in Chicago found. According to their report, risk increased with longer working hours, not just a dangerous jobs, but in all types of work.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇4In the 1960s, a group of researchers came here to study dolphins. Inspired by new discoveries about the animal mind, the researchers believed they could, for the first time, communicate with another species, by teaching dolphins to speak. And so, Margaret’s extraordinary experiment began. Over the coming months, she would live with Peter in the Dolphin House almost full-time. Margaret would immerse him completely in her world to try to teach him English, like a mother teaching a child to speak. After months of living with Peter, the experiment was over. It was time for Margaret to say goodbye.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇560 years ago, India threw off the chains of the British Empire, and became a free nation. As the brief heyday of the West draws to a close, one of the greatest players in history is rising again. India has seen the ebb and flow of huge events since the beginning of history. In the tale of life on Earth, the human story is brief. A few hundred generations cover humanity's attempts to create order, beauty and happiness on the face of the earth. Only India has preserved the unbroken thread of the human story that binds us all.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇6In recent years, more and more ice has been melting. And forone animal, this is a critical issue. A mother bear and her cub rest on a small piece of sea ice. With the melt, they’re forced to swim greater distances to hunt for seals. Their Arctic home is vulnerable to climate change, and this year there has been even less ice than normal. If future ice melts are as extreme as this one, bears like these may starve or drown, lost at sea. This is one of the last pieces of ice now floating. The polar bear’s icy world has melted away.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇7Macronutrients['mkro'njutrntz]are in meats, nuts , grains, fish, eggs,and other things. They give us energy and keep us healthy. So, be sure to eat the right amount of macronutrients each day. The reason most junk food is bad for you is because it contains too much of one thing and not enough of anything else. Junk foods may be too high in fat and not have enough protein, for example. It’s OK to have junk food once in a while. But you should try to eat a healthy diet every day. Make sure you get plenty of micro- and macronutrients for your health and wellbeing.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇8London has always been the centre of the British theatre world. It’s home to the West End, a small area of Central London with some of the most famous theatres in the world. Not far away, there’s the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, arguably the most prestigious drama school in the world. Many of today’s famous actors started their careers at this school. Before RADA and the West End, Shakespeare had made London his home. After he became a famous playwright, the shrewdShakespeare opened his own theatre, the Globe. T oday a recreated version of the Globe Theatre attracts thousands of visitors a year.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇9The living room and bedroom of Eon Felton’s new home are large and comfortable. The building has a new kind of green construction that is becoming popular in Europe. It is made of recycled shipping containers. The shipping containers bring goods back and forth between Asia and Europe. But the trade is mostly one way because it’s too expensive to send empty containers back thousands of kilometers. In the past, the empty containers became junk and a problem for the ports. Now the containers are used as a quick and cheap way to build homes, schools and offices.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇10It was the beginning of a totally new way of life. But there was another very important difference between these hunter-gatherers and any of their predecessors. They were settling down.A huge shift, which would help spark Europe-wide revolution. Communities settled down and populations expanded. This could’ve driven the need to start producing food. And as farming spread, the landscape was transformed.Forests were cleared and villages, then towns, then cities would grow, founded by descendants of the small groups of pioneers who first entered Europe around 45, 000 years ago. Those early Europeans were people just like you and me.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇11In 1905, sitting alone on a city bus, Einstein looks back at the clock tower and what he sees is astonishing. In his imagination, as he reaches the speed of light, the hands of the clock appear frozen in time. Einstein knows that back at the clock tower, time is passing normally. But on Einstein’s light-speed bus, the light from the clock can no longer catch up to him. The faster he racesthrough space, the slower he moves through time. This sparks the birth of Einstein’s “Special Theory of Relativity”, which says that space and time are deeply connected.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇12The oceans cover 70% of the surface of our planet, and yet they are still the least explored. Hidden beneath the waves, there are creatures beyond our imagination. From creating the weather to producing oxygen, the seas keep our world healthy. With revolutionary technology, we can enter new worlds and shine the light on behaviors in ways that were impossible just a generation ago. We’ve also recognized an uncomfortable fact. They’re changing at a faster rate than ever before in human history. In the Arctic, here in the past 30 years, the ice in summer has been reduced by 40% .广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇13In the last years of the nineteenth century, thousands of people came to London to see these works of art of an African society. The public were fascinated but also troubled by what they saw, because it was widely believed that the people of the Dark Continent had no history and no culture and the thing called civilization. In fact, created from the 16th century onwards in the ancient West African kingdom, these works record Benin’s great kings, her wealth, power and the history that Africans were supposed to lack. They are now regarded as one of Africa’s greatest treasures.广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇14At the heart of being human is our culture, and something that goes hand in hand with human culture is our ability to co-operate. But co-operation in the chimp world is a fragile thing. Chimps will co-operate, but only for selfish ends. Human childrendid something that no other ape will do. In that small act of sharing, they reveal something that really does lie at the heart of what it is to be human. It’s a tiny but profound difference between us and the other apes, and it’s a way of thinking that underpins our ability to co-operate and create human culture. 广东高考听说考试中口语部分练习题篇15We all worry about the weather. But now there is a new kind of weather to worry about, solar storms. This weather comes from 93 million miles beyond, the sun, the giver of life, light and heat. But, when sun spots erupt on its surface, it could shut us down. Why is it that some sun spots just pass calmly across the sun’s surface, while others erupt? This is the secret to understanding this violent weather from space. The force that makes sun spots erupt is something few of us even think about. So what is this force?。

广东高考英语口语考试真题2021

广东高考英语口语考试真题2021

广东高考英语口语考试真题20211. How was your vacation? --() [单选题] *A. It was wonderful.(正确答案)B. How about you?C. It is bad.2. What’s your father? -- () [单选题] *A. He is fat.B. Yes, he isC. He is a doctor(正确答案)3. Can you hear me? --() [单选题] *A. No, I canB. Yes, I am afraid we can’tC. Yes, I can(正确答案)4. What did you do this weekend? --() [单选题] *A. Thank youB. I went to see a movie(正确答案)C. I’m playing football5. Could you please give me a hand?--()It's my pleasure. [单选题] *A. Not at allB. SorryC. Sure(正确答案)6. Have you ever done a part-time job? --() [单选题] *A. No, I can’tB. Yes, I have(正确答案)C. I’d like to7. How did you go to school? --() [单选题] *A. By bus.(正确答案)B. swimming.C. No thanks.8. How long have you felt this way? --() [单选题] *A.At home.B. I have a runny nose.C. For about one day.(正确答案)9.()--I’d like to buy a cup of coffee. [单选题] *A. What can I do for you?(正确答案)B. What can I do ?C. Can you help me?10.What was the weather like in Wuhan? --() [单选题] *B. It was funnyC. It is bad11.May I come in? --()What can I do for you? [单选题] *A. I’m not sureB. No, thank youC. Yes, please.(正确答案)12.It’s sunny today. How about going hiking? --() [单选题] *A.Don’t worryB. Never mindC. Great idea(正确答案)13.The party is a great success. We’ve had a great time. --() [单选题] *A.I’m glad to hear that(正确答案)B. It doesn’t matterC. It’s not very good14.Would you mind passing me some water? --(), I’ll do that right away. [单选题] *A.Of course not(正确答案)B. Yes, of courseC. Enjoy yourself15.Thank you for your help. --() [单选题] *B. You’re welcomeC. Fine thank you16.()--Sorry. There is no one named Gary. You must have the wrong number. [单选题] *A. Can I help youB. What’s the matterC. Is that Gary speaking(正确答案)17.May I take a look at your new iPad? --().Here you are. [单选题] *A. I hope notB. Not at allC. Of course(正确答案)18.I’ll go to Hong Kong for a trip next weekend.Great! --() [单选题] *A. Good luck!B. Have a good time!(正确答案)C. Best wishes!19. Tom,would you like to go to our English party this Saturday? -- () [单选题] *A. Yes,pleaseB.I don’t like toC. Yes,I’d love to(正确答案)20.What does your mother do? --() [单选题] *B. She is fineC. She is 4021.Would you like something to eat? --() [单选题] *A. No, thanks(正确答案)B. I don’tC. I am not sure22.Excuse me, what time is the next flight to Beijing? --()Thank you. [单选题] *A. It is a smaller one.B. It is 11:30a.m.(正确答案)C. It sounds good.23. Jane, this is David.I am glad to meet you. --() [单选题] *A. The same to youB. Me too(正确答案)C. It is my pleasure24. My head hurts, doctor. --()What is wrong with me? [单选题] *A. Come in and sit down.(正确答案)B. What is the problem?C. Have a good rest.25.What do you think of your new job? --()--What is the matter? [单选题] *A. I am fine, thank youB. I am so sorry to hear that.C. It is difficult to say.(正确答案)26. How do you like the book? --() [单选题] *A. I think it is interesting(正确答案)B. I don’t like itC. I am not sure27. I am taking my GRE test tomorrow. --() [单选题] *A. CheersB. Come onC. Good luck(正确答案)28. Do you mind my taking this seat? --() [单选题] *A. No, of course not(正确答案)B. Yes, take it, pleaseC. Yes, sit down, please29.Sir, how do you like your steak cooked? --() [单选题] *A. WonderfulB. Three, pleaseC. Well-done, please(正确答案)30.How is everything going? --Fine, thanks. How are you doing? --() [单选题] *A. I am 16.B. Oh, not too bad(正确答案)C. See you then91.Where are you going? -- I’m going to the gym. () [单选题] *A. 操场B. 咖啡厅C. 体育馆(正确答案)92.I love action movie. () [单选题] *A. 喜剧B. 动作电影(正确答案)C.恐怖电影93.We can order a pizza to eat with the movie. () [单选题] *A.订购(正确答案)B.呼叫C.打印94.Have you ever done a part-time job? () [单选题] *A.私下的B.兼职的(正确答案)C.有力量的95.My parents loved skiing and I enjoyed skating. () [单选题] *A.滑冰B. 跳绳C.滑雪(正确答案)96.How was your vacation? () [单选题] *A.周末B.休息日C.假期(正确答案)97.I've tried all the means of transportation. () [单选题] *A.交通B.方法,手段(正确答案)C.经验98.The subway in Guangzhou is comfortable. () [单选题] *A.难受的B.艰难的C.舒服的(正确答案)99.That’s why you look so pale. I think you should do more outdoor activities. () [单选题] *A. (脸色或肤色)苍白的(正确答案)B.感到难受的C.(脸色或肤色)红润的100. I have a runny nose and I cough all the time. () [单选题] *A.咳嗽B.流鼻涕(正确答案)C.发烧101. My father is an engineer. () [单选题] *A. 飞行员B. 工程师(正确答案)C. 渔夫102. The old man slipped on the wet ground. () [单选题] *A. 坐在B.站起来C.滑倒(正确答案)103. Many people rented movies in the past. () [单选题] *A.租(正确答案)B.观看C. 欣赏104.Many black people like Jazz music. () [单选题] *A. 爵士音乐(正确答案)B. 流行音乐C. 乡村音乐105.I’ve had a job interview today. () [单选题] *A. 工作展示B. 工作简介C. 面试(正确答案)106. Could you please introduce yourself?() [单选题] *A.介绍(正确答案)B.推荐C.表扬107. The movie is so amusing. () [单选题] *A. 感人的B. 有趣的(正确答案)C. 无聊的108. What are your strong points?() [单选题] *A.优点(正确答案)B. 缺点C.简历109. The ferry can take you to enjoy beautiful scenery. () [单选题] *A.火车B.汽车C.渡船(正确答案)110. The transportation there is very convenient. () [单选题] *A.拥挤的B.便利的(正确答案)C.昂贵的111. You speak too quickly. I can’t catch you. () [单选题] *A. 抓住B. 解释C. 跟上(正确答案)112. The children were watching the animal closely. () [单选题] *A. 密切地(正确答案)B. 关闭地C. 亲密地113. I parked the car in front of the building. () [单选题] *A. 停车场B. 停车(正确答案)C. 公园114. This kind of clothes is out of date for young people. () [单选题] *A. 过时(正确答案)B. 日期C. 出了日期115. Hand in your exam paper right now. () [单选题] *A. 手里B. 交上(正确答案)C. 给你116. I want to go to the airport to pick up a guest. () [单选题] *A. 捡起B. 采摘C. 接(正确答案)117. The late Prime Minister went to England yesterday. () [单选题] *A. 迟到的B. 去世的C. 前任的(正确答案)118. Lie down and let me examine you. () [单选题] *A. 诊察(病情)(正确答案)B. 考试C. 测试119. In that case, you would not have a pan on fire. () [单选题] *A. 万一B. 如果那样的话(正确答案)C. 小菜一碟120. Don’t be nervous. Make yourself at home. () [单选题] *A. 不用拘束(正确答案)B. 在家C. 待在家里。

2024届高考英语复习-广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练unit3课件27张ppt+16音频

2024届高考英语复习-广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练unit3课件27张ppt+16音频

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练unit3课件(27张ppt+16音频)(共27张PPT)Unit 3 HobbiesUseful ExpressionsDo you like freestyle skiing你喜欢花样滑雪吗?Do you think reading is fun你认为读书有趣吗?What’s your table tennis level你的乒乓球水平如何?Where did you learn to play the violin你在哪儿学的小提琴?Why are you so interested in skateboarding你为什么对玩滑板这么感兴趣?Fishing is his favorite pursuit.钓鱼是他最喜欢的消遣。

I’m on the school dance team at college.我上大学时是校舞蹈队的成员。

My mother is fond of watching swimming competitions.我妈妈喜欢看游泳比赛。

She did a pretty wonderful dance for us.她为我们跳了一支相当精彩的舞。

He sings in his dormitory every morning.他每天早上都在寝室里唱歌。

Useful ExpressionsScene Simulation(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

1. 你觉得瑜伽怎么样?2. 你喜欢爵士乐还是乡村音乐?3. 你知道你女儿的爱好是什么吗?Scene Simulation4. 他没有什么特别的爱好,是吗?5. 他擅长画什么类型的画?6. 你妈妈喜欢在业余时间做什么?(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

Scene Simulation现在听录音,检查你的答案。

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练unit5课件30张ppt+18音频

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练unit5课件30张ppt+18音频

2024届高考英语复习:广东省高考英语口语听说测试全方位训练unit5课件(30张ppt+18音频)(共30张PPT)Unit 5Wishes and CongratulationsUseful ExpressionsDid you pass the interview你通过面试了吗?How well did you do in the competition你在比赛中表现如何?Are you afraid his wish won’t come true你担心他的愿望无法实现吗?When do you hope that he can come to see you你希望他什么时候来看你?Did you congratulate him on realizing his dream你祝贺他实现他的梦想了吗?Congratulations on your exam results!祝贺你考出了好成绩!I’m sure that you will get your wish.我确定你的愿望会实现。

If you wish really hard, maybe you’ll get what you want.心诚则灵。

You should congratulate yourself for doing an excellent job.你应该为你出色的工作感到自豪。

She shut her eyes and wished for him to get better.她闭上眼睛,祈祷他好起来。

Useful ExpressionsScene Simulation(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

1. 你给你弟弟买了什么礼物?2. 你妈妈的生日愿望是什么?3. 你知道他为什么这么高兴吗?Scene Simulation4. 她在英语比赛中得了一等奖,是吗?5. 他的生日派对是什么时候?6. 你将来想成为一名医生还是一名老师?(一)将下列句子译成英文,并以口头形式表达出来,然后听录音,检查你的答案。

2022高考英语口语题目广东

2022高考英语口语题目广东

2022高考英语口语题目广东选择题1.The professor has received the letter()to give a lecture in Prince In situ.A.being invitedB.to be invitedC.invitingD.invited2.The boy was not allowed()his brother's bike.A.to useinguseed3.Please tell me the way you thought of()the garden.take care ofB.to take care ofC.taking Care ofD.how to take care of4.They()when they heard him confess his fault.A.had been surprisingB.were surprisingC.were surprisedD.had been surprised5.BBC English is()people want to improve their English.A.for;whoB.for;to whomC.to;whoD.to;what6.I like to be friends with John.He is easy().A.get alongB.to get alongC.get along withD.to get along with朗读句子1.Show me your admission card,please.2.Sit down,please.3.What do you usually do at weekends?4.Which teacher do you like best in senior high school?Why?5.How do you feel about your middle school life?6.What would you like to be in the future?7.Can you say something about Internet?8.Do you often practice your English Writing?。

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2010年广东高考英语口语考试题型分析&备考策略&模拟强化题2010-03-08广东高考英语人机对话口语考试题型分析及备考策略一、口试题型结构及赋分:广东高考英语考查方式为闭卷,包括笔试和口试。

其中口试时间为30分钟。

口试采用计算机辅助口语考试,试卷满分50分,分为A、B、C、D、E五个等级。

----------------------------------------------------------------------------题序-------题型--------题量--------赋分--------时间A节--------模仿朗读----------1----------10------B节---------角色扮演----------1----------18------C节----------口头作文---------1----------22-------总计------------------------------3----------50-------------约30分钟------------------------------------------------------------------------------外语口语成绩实行等级制,以ABCDE五个等级呈现。

考生考试成绩获得卷面分值85%(50--42.5分)以上的为A,获得卷面分值75-84%(42.5--37.5分) 的为B,获得卷面分值60-74%(37.5--30分)的为C,获得卷面分值45-59%(30--22.5分)的为D,获得卷面分值44%(22.5分)以下的为E级。

二、口试样题分析:PART A Reading Aloud (模仿朗读)Born in August 1769, Napoleon was the second of eight surviving children. As a child, he is shy, moody and soft-spoken .Still his parents have high hopes for their young son. In 1799,at age ten , he's enrolled in the French military school at Brienne. There his schoolmates mock and make fun of his small size and thick Italian accent .A memory that will haunt Napoleon and shape his character in the years to come .Still he shows a talent for leadership and for organizing war games. 分析:这是口语能力要求的基础部分,这段87词的短文样题配有视频和录音两次带读,考查的重点在语音语调和流利程度方面。

备考策略:1.朗读时语音语调不要求于原声相同,但要注意规范。

2.要与原声及画面一致,不能使用任意的语速朗读,超前或滞后都会影响成绩。

3.注意停顿和节奏。

PART B Role Play(角色扮演)Video Watching Script: 略1.你没听清楚礼品店(souvenir shop)的营业时间,要求重复一遍。

Q: Would you please tell me again when the souvenir shop is open?2.你想知道,诊所是否每天都开Q: Could you tell me whether the clinic is open everyday?3.你想了解,周末酒店有什么活动Q: Please tell me what activities there are in the hotel on the weekend?4..现在请准备回答第一个问题. Please get ready to answer the first question.A: The souvenir shop is open from 8 in the morning to9 in the evening on all days except Sunday.5. 现在请准备回答第二个问题. Please get ready to answer the second question.A: It is open from Monday to Saturday.6. 现在请准备回答第三个问题. Please get ready to answer the third question.A: On Friday and Saturday, besides the usual tea, coffee and cool drinks, there will be disc and dancing.分析:该部分的第一节容易得分,有汉语提示,凭翻译也能说出这些疑问句;第二节对听力和速记有较高的要求,是英语听取信息的扩展。

从该部分文本的分析来看,练习的选材不宜太难,而且对关键信息进行重复,平时训练主要是训练考生边听边写的能力。

备考策略:1.观看英文短片时要留意涉及的人物、事物、时间、行为等相关信息,并适当做笔记,方便自己答题。

2.注重从原声中获取信息,例如,计算机回答问题的内容往往是下一部分的答案或提示。

3.准确获取信息后,考生不需要再关注画面,应更留心使用规范的英语进行问答。

PART C Oral Composition(口头作文)请根据你刚才所看到的故事,以及以下的故事情节简介,准备一分钟的口头作文。

故事情节:一位老人在海上漂流了一整天,也没有捕到鱼。

到了黄昏这位老人发现了一条鱼,可惜它最终还是跑了。

终于捕到鱼了,不幸的是,这条鱼太大了,鱼反而把老人连船一起拖走......分析:该部分需要有用英语概括主要内容和根据要点适当发挥的能力,停顿和结结巴巴是该部分的大忌。

平时要注意多背诵英语短文和故事。

备考策略:1.考生在听故事和看短片时,可用笔记录相关的细节信息。

2.可粗略写个发言提纲,以使叙述更清晰、具体。

3.口头作文要注重语言流畅,考生在描述同一场面时应连贯表达,可使用适当的连词,使表达更加流利。

4.考生各有1分钟左右的时间准备和进行口头作文,但这个时间的规定并不严格,考生只要在总共2分钟左右的时间里准备并流利表达出来就行。

5.口头作文不考查配音能力,因而考生无须拘泥于画面,进行叙述时可以不与画面同步。

三.全真模拟题Welcome to Computerized Oral Test of National Matriculation English Test. The COT module consists of three parts, Part A is Reading Aloud. In this part, you are required to watch a video clip and read after the speaker in the video. Part B is Role Play. In this part, you are required to act as a role and complete three communicative tasks: listen to the speaker, ask the speaker three questions and then answer three questions from the computer acting as another role. Part C is Oral Composition. In this part, you are required to watch a video clip or pictures, and then have an oral talk on the video or pictures.Part A Reading AloudIn this part, you are required to watch a video clip and read after the speaker in the video.I am at the very centre of the great white continent, Antarctica. The South Pole is about half a mile away. For a thousand miles in all directions there is nothing but ice. And, in the whole of the continents, which is one and a half times the size of the United States and larger then Europe. There is year-around population of no more than 800 people. This is the loneliest and the coldest place on Earth, the place that is most hostile to life. Yet, in one or two places it is astonishingly rich.Part B Role PlayIn this part, you are required to act as a role and complete three communicative tasks: listen to the speaker, ask the speaker three questions and then answer three questions.情景介绍:角色:同学情景:你的同学到访,相互了解各自的学业。

任务:向你的同学提问几个问题,然后介绍给别人。

生词:无B-1 你课余有兼职吗?B-2 毕业后打算从事什么工作?B-3 毕业后想去什么公司工作?Part C Oral CompositionIn this part, you are required to watch a video clip and then make up a story on the basis of the situation described in the video.故事说明:从前,有一对母女以开小饭馆卫生。

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