听力专项训练12套答案及听力原文

听力专项训练12套答案及听力原文练习一：1-5：CBADC6-10：CACDB11-15：stay in bed; easy; job; little; mind练习二：1-5：CAADB6-10：CBADA11-15：park/Gardens/garden; an hour/one hour; in advance; the coffee shop; summer练习三：1-5：DBBCA6-10：ADCBA11-15：30; too much; hander/hard; active; body fat/weiht练习四：1-5：CADBA6-10：CACBD11-15：20th century; large cities; (greatly)increased/increased (greatly); well ; Cars练习五：1-5：CADBA6-10：CBACA11-15：products; hardware; old people; big; pleasant练习六：1-5：ACDCC6-10：CACBC11-15：longer and longer; quite difficult; children; care and attention; normal everyday life练习七：1-5：CADAC6-10：ACDBD11-15：three parts; greet each other; business; Private; have met练习一：1.M：I‟d like to see your manager.W：Sorry, he won‟t be back from the conference until next Friday.Q：What can we learn about the manager?2.W：Hello, Sir, man I take your order now?M：Sorry, I haven‟t decided yet. A fried of min is coming.Q：What‟s the probably relationship between the two speakers?3.M：John is not good at math. Maybe he needs a tutor to get him through the class.W：That could be true, but I think we should talk with him first.Q：What are the two persons probably going to do?4.W：I‟m going to Chicago. What‟s it like there?M：Everything is OK except for the terrible climate.Q：What can we learn from the conversation?5.W：What will you do if you are not successful in the interview?M：If I am not, I‟ll have to go to work on the farm for my father instead of working in that company.Q：What will the woman do if she fails the interview?SectionB：conversation1.M: Any message for me, Miss White?W:Just one, Mr. Brown. Y ou had a phone call from someone called Smith, Mary Smith.M:Smith? I don‟t know anyone called Smith. What did she say?W: She wouldn‟t say anything, but it sounded important. I told her you would call her as soon as you came back.M:Well, I think I‟d better do it then. Have you got her telephone number?W: Yes, it‟s 44356793M:Have you written it down?W: I always do. It‟s on your desk.M:Thank you.Q6: Who made the telephone call?Q7: What did the woman take down?Conversation2.M:Where are you going for your holiday, Charles?W: To Australia, I‟m going to visit my uncle in Sydney for 3 weeks.M:Great. Y ou certainly are lucky. How are you going there?W: By air, of course. It takes 2weeks to go by sea.M:I used to think flying was very exciting until once I went to Singapore by air.W: Why? Did you feel frightened?M:Not at first, but then one of the engines caught fire.W: What did the pilot do?M:He put the fire out and flew the plane back to the airport.W: Did you land safely?M:Y es, we did. But I will never fly again.Q8: How will Charles go to Australia for his holiday?Q9: How long does it take to go to Australia by ship?Q10: How did the woman feel about flying after she went to Singapore by air?Section C、When you‟re quite sick, your doctor generally advises you to stay in bed. But it‟s not always easy to do so: you have your work to do, the stress of your job will often keep you working long after you should also pay close attention to how you take your medicine. Medicine will do you little good if they are not taken properly. In fact, many medicines can be dangerous of not taken exactly according to the instructions. During the illness, it is wise not only to rest your body, but also to rest your mind. Give yourself a complete rest, both physically and mentally. Free your mind from worries, and just relax.练习二：1.W：Excuse me, would you mind if I use you phone?M：Sure, it‟s on the table over there.Q：What did the man mean?2.W：That was a really interesting movie. I hope you enjoyed it too.M：But I fell asleep just after it started.Q：How did the woman feel about the movie?3.W：What a nice city it was ten years ago! The air was clear and the water was clean.M：Y es, now there are too many cars and factories.Q：What do we know about the city now?4.W：How about the company‟s business plan for next year?M：It‟s still been discussed at then board meeting.Q：What can we learn about the business plan from the conversation?5.W：Winter is the best time to visit the Northeast, because the snow there is so beautiful.M：you are right. This is why we are planning to go there next week.Q：What are they talking about?SectionB：conversation1.W: Hello, Sales Department.M: Good morning. This is Blue Sky Electronics.W: Good morning. What can I do for you?M: I‟d like to find out if you‟ve delivered the goods we ordered.W: May I have the code number of your order, please?M: MK04.W: MK04. Just a moment, please. Y es, it was sent to you yesterday. Y ou…ll get it soon.M: That‟s fine, thanks.W: Is there anything else I can do for you?M: Not at the moment, thanks. Good-byeQ6: What does the man want to find out about the order?Q7: What do we know about the goods the man ordered?conversation2.W: Why are you interested in our company?M:Y our company is world famous. So I think there will be better chances for personal development.W: Y ou‟re right. Do you think you have the appropriate qualifications for this job.M: That‟s true. But I‟m eager to learn and also quick at learning.W: Since you reed further training, are you familiar with the trainee salary?M: No, what is the monthly salary?W: 800 yuan per month.M: Do you mind of I give you an answer tomorrow?W: Not at all.M8: What‟s the most probable relationship between the two speakers?W9: Why is the man interested in the job?M10: Why is he offered a trainee salary for a shirt?Section C、October is a beautiful month to walk around in the Australian Nation Gardens. Lots of beautiful flower are open in late spring, and there are many birds singing in the trees. The Gardens‟ guides show you around everyday at 11 am and 2pm free of charge. The tour lasts about an hour. Please arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts. At other times, groups of eight or more people need to book for tour guide in advance and small charge is required. The coffee shop in the Gardens provides a wonderful location for refreshments and meals. If you visit the Gardens in summer, then you can go to the Garden concert. It is held every Saturday and Sunday evening from six to 7:30pm. Bring a picnic and relax to the music of the band.练习三：1.W：When do you need to have the letter typed?M：The sooner the better. I‟ve got to mail it tomorrow.Q：What are they talking about?2.M：Will you go with us to Kunming? It‟s a wonderful place.W：I‟d like to, but I am afraid I don‟t have enough money.Q：What‟s the woman‟s problem?3.W：I‟ve got a few things for Mary.M：A few? It seems you‟ve bought the whole supermarket for her.Q：What can we learn from this conversation?4.M：Will you give me your e-mail address so that I can send you my reply?W：Why not call me, since you have my phone number?Q：What does the woman mean?5.W：How long will it take to get my computer fixed?M：It shouldn‟t be longer than three days. I‟ll call you when it‟s OK.Q：What is the man going to do?SectionB：Conversation 1.W: Excuse me?M: Y es, ma‟am, can I help you？W: Could you tell me where the bank is?M: It‟s upstairs across from the coffee bar.W: Thanks. Do you know what time it opens?M: It should be open now. It opens at 8 a.m.W: Good! And can you tell me how often the buses leave for the city center?M: Every half hour and you‟ve just missed one.W: Oh dear! Then I‟ll have to wait for another thirty minutes. Thank you very much.M: That‟s OK.Q6: Where is the bank?Q7: How often do the buses leave for the city center?Conversation 2.W: Hi, Jean, please take a seat.M: Thank you.W: We are now considering your application. Are you interested in working in the marketing department?M: Y es. I am very interested in marketing. It would be a new challenge for me.W: How do you feel about working on weekends?M: Working on weekends? I haven‟t thought about it, but I‟ll definitely consider it.W: People in that department often need to do market surveys during the weekends.M: Then I‟ll try my best to do that.W: By the way, do you live far from the company?M: No, it only takes me thirty minutes to come here by bus.W: That‟s fine, thank you.Q8: In which department is the woman likely to work?Q9: What‟s the special requirement for the job?Q10: How long does it take the woman to get to the company by bus?Section C、In the U.S.A, 30% of the adult population has a weight problem. To many people, the cause is obvious: they eat too much. But scientific evidence doesn‟t support this idea. Going back to the America of 1910, we find that people were thinner than today, yet they ate more food. In those days, people worked harder physically, walked more, used machines much less and didn‟t watch television. Several modern studies have shown that fatter people don‟t eat more than thinner people. In fact some investigations report that fat people eat less than thinner people. Recently a study of a research group found the following interesting fact: thinner people are more active than fatter people. Therefore, those who exercise regularly can eat more and still lose a large amount of body fat.练习四：1.M：Could you tell me where I can find the public phone?W：Y ou can find one in the big store across the street.Q：Where can the man find the public phone?2.W：What do you think of our new manager?M：Oh, he is very nice and quite experienced.Q：What does the woman say about the manager?3.W：Could you send our price list to the Brown Company?M：Certainly, I‟ll do it right away. Should I send it by airmail?Q：What is the woman likely to do?4.W：My telephone doesn‟t work, what should I do about it?M：Why not ask Mike for help? He works for the telephone company.Q：What does the man mean?5.W：I am really disappointed with myself in the interview.M：An evening at the cinema will make you feel better.Q：What‟s the woman‟s suggestion for the man?SectionB：Conversation1.M: It‟s a pity Helen couldn‟t come to see you off, Mary.W: I know she‟s been quite busy these days, but she went to my hotel to say goodbye yesterday. M：Y es, it‟s the busiest month of our company.W: I do hope she will feel relaxed soon.M：Y es, she will. Y ou know, we have to get our products ready before the Christmas season. W: Y ou‟ve been doing a wonderful job. I especially like your new design of the toys.M：Hope they will sell well in the Christmas season.W: I am sure they will. Oh, they are announcing my flight. I have to go now.M：Bye and take care.W: Bye.Q6: Where were the two speakers?Q7: Why didn‟t Helen come to see Mary off?Conversation2.M：Hello, ABC Company, what can I do for you?W: This is Jenny Black from the Company. Can I speak to Mr. Peter Hall please?M：Speaking.W: Mr. Hall, I am calling about the delivery of the printers.M：When did you order them?W: About a week ago. And they should have been here yesterday.M：I‟m sorry about that. Well, let‟s see what can be done. Y our printers can be delivered tomorrow morning.W: Tomorrow morning will be fine, so what time can we expect your truck?M：Should we say between 10 and 11?W: Good.M：My apologies for the delay. Bye!W: Bye.Q: Why does the woman call the man?Q: What product has the woman ordered?Q: Why does the man feel sorry?Section C、Americans depend on their cars more than any other people. The family car has been a common thing since the early 20th century and it has changed American life. Many people have moved outside of the large cities to the suburbs. Some Americans spend two hours a day or more in theircars, going to work and back home. Cars have become the means of transportation for most Americans when go shopping and even go on vacations. In the past, Americans liked big cars and the gas wasn‟t expensive. However, the price of gas has greatly increased in recent years. Smaller cars and foreign cars have become very common. That‟s why Japanese and German cars sell well in the U.S.练习五：1.M：Did you buy the type of computer you wanted?W：No, I didn‟t. It was too expensive.Q：Why didn‟t the man buy the computer?2.M：Hurry up, or we‟ll be late for the professor‟s lecture.W：Don‟t worry. I‟ll be ready in a minute.Q：What are the two speakers going to do?3.W：I‟m so tired, I don‟t think I can finish this report.M：Go home now, leave that to me.Q：What does the man offer to do?4.W：What do we think of the novel?M：It‟s very interesting. I could n‟t help reading it time and again.Q：How did the woman feel about the novel ?5.W：Hi, this is Mary speaking. What can I do for you?M：I‟d like to know when my order will be delivered.Q：What does the man want to know?SectionB：Conversation 1.M: Hi, Alice. It‟s Jim speaking.W: Hi, Jim. What‟s up?M: I am calling about the machines. Have you installed them?W: Yes, we finished installing them last week.M: When will you start testing the machines?W: Next Monday.M: How long will it take?W: About three weeks.M: Good, keep us informed.W: We will. Bye.Q6: When did they finish installing the machines?Q7: What are they going to do next?Conversation 2.M: Where have you been, Mary? I didn‟t see you the whole morning.W: Peter took me sightseeing around the city.M: I see. Are you doing anything this evening?W: Nothing special, but I‟m leaving for Shanghai tomorrow morning.M: Good. Could you come to my house this evening? We are having a small party.W: I‟d love to. Is there anyone I know?M: Y es, I also invited Peter.W: That‟s great. I‟ll be there.M: OK, see you then.Q8: What was Mary doing this morning?Q9: When will Mary leave for Shanghai?Q10: Where can Mary meet Peter again?Section C、Ladies and Gentlemen: welcome to this electronics exhibition. Here you can find almost all of the latest products about our company. Let‟s go to the hardware section first. Please follow me. The products on display in this section are specially designed for old people who wish to use a computer at home. Look at the keyboard; its big keys are particularly easy to use by those whose eyesight is not good enough. Here, please take a close look at the mouse. It can fit all sizes of hands. Besides, it has a special sound effect. Listen, not only are the sounds pleasant, but the two buttons give out different sound. Then, we‟ll go to the software section.练习六：1.M：Jane, you seem to have worked overtime at your office.W：That‟s true. But I don‟t mind the extra hours because the work is interesting.Q：What does the woman think of her work?2.W：John, listen. It‟s the final call for Flight CA102.M：Y es, let‟s hurry. Where is Gate 9?Q：Where are the two speakers?3.M：Do you know Joe Brown‟s number?W：No, but you can look it up in the telephone book.Q：How can the man find Mr. Brown‟s phone number?4.W：Hello, I‟m Mary. But have we met before?M：No, I‟m new here. I just started working with this company.Q：What can we learn about the man from the conversation?5.M：Can I rent a room for two weeks? I‟m not sure whether I‟ll stay for a whole minth.W：Y es. It‟s $150 a week but only $400 a month.Q：How much will the man pay if he rents the room for two weeks?SectionB：Conversation 1.W: Well, what do you think of our products?M: They are beautiful and quite impressive.W: Thank you. We have very good designers.M: I‟m particularly interested in your summer wear.W: Thank you. Our summer wear is always in great demand.M: I see. Any T-shirt available now?W: Yes, of course.M: Could I see more samples before making a decision?W: Sure. Let‟s go to the show room. All of our products are on display there.M: I‟d like to place an order today. T-shirts are in season.Q6: What products was the man particularly interested in?Q7: What would the man like to do before making a decision?Conversation 2.M: Hello, Mary. It‟s John. I‟ve got something to tell you about the delivery of computers.W: Oh, yes. How is it coming along?M: Well, we have problems with the ABC computer company.W: Really? What kind of problem?M: They haven‟t delivered the order on time.W: Oh, no. Why not?M: I don‟t know. Could you call them?W: Yes, of course. What‟s the order number?M: It‟s CPU3861. Mr. Peterson is the contact man.W: All right. I will call you back later in the afternoon.Q8: Why did john make the call?Q9: What was the problem with the ABC computer company?Q10: Who was the contact man in the ABC Company.Section C、People are living longer and longer. As a result, more and more middle-aged adults have to takecare of their aging parents. When their parents can no longer care for themselves, these adults may be forced to stay at home to care for them. Taking care of aging parents is quite difficult. For example, an aging parent may become blind. He or she leaves children to perform a lot of everyday work. The roles of parents and children are then changed. Children are forced to care for their parents as if they were parents for children. When children find it difficult to take care of their dependent parents, they often decide to take them to a nursing home. There, proper care and attention can be given. This allows the children to return to their normal everyday life.练习七：SectionA：1.M：Madam, what are you going to order?W：Just a cup of coffee and a sandwichQ：Where does the conversation most probably take place?2.W：Tom, would you like to come over and join us for the game this evening?M：I‟d like to, but I‟ll have to finish my report today.Q：Why won‟t Tom join in the game?3.M：I‟d like to buy a new dress for my wife.W：The women‟s department is up on the second floor.Q：What does the man want to buy for his wife?4.W：Excuse me, would you mind if I use your computer?M：Help yourself. It‟s on the table over there.Q：What does the woman mean?5.M：I hear you‟re moving to a new apartment next week.W：Y es, my roommate plays the radio all night long and I can‟t sleep well.Q：Why is the woman going to move?SectionB：conversation1.M：Excuse me, I‟d like to go to the Science Museum, but I don‟t know how to use this ticket machine.W：Well, just press this button. It‟s two dollars.M：Thanks.W：The train is coming soon. Please wait a moment.M：All right. How often does the train come at this time of the day?W：Usually they come about every six minutes.M：Ok. And where should I get off?W：Just get off at the Science Museum Station. That‟s five stops from here.M: I‟ve got it. Thanks for your helpW: Y ou are welcome.Q6: Where does the man want to go?Q7: How often does the train come at this time of the day?Q8:What does the woman mean?Conversation 2.W: Good morning. I‟m calling to enquire about your bookshelves.M: Oh, yes. What would you like to know?W: Well, I‟d like to check on the size first.M: The standard unit is 3.2meters wide, 1.8 meters tall and 30 centimeters deep.W: Thanks. That's the dimensions I need. How about the colors?M: We have four choices: white, black, brown and gray.W: I think brown is OK. Now, what about the charge of the delivery?M: Well, it depends on how far you are from our factory.W: We‟re about five miles from your factory.M: I see. That‟s in our free delivery area.Q: What does the woman want to know about the bookshelf forst?Q: What‟s the color the woman chooses?Q: What decides whether the delivery is free or not?Section C、When you talk with mew friends, usually there are three parts in the conversation. The first part is greeting. In this part, you and your new friend will great each other and tell each other your names or exchange name cards. The second part is the conversation itself. Sometimes the conversation is just a small talk. That is, you talk about unimportant matters, such as the weather, sports, entertainments and other interesting things. But it‟s not the time for you to ask about private or unpleasant things. Sometimes the conversation is about important matters like business affairs. The third part of the conversation is the leave-taking part. In this part, you tell your new friend that you‟re happy to have met him or her and then the conversation comes to the end.练习八：Section A1. M: Do you mind if I open the window?W: We need to keep it quiet in here. （推理判断，答着没有直接回答，注意此类题型）Q: Which of the following is true?2. W: Did you go to the concert last night? It was excellent.M: I wish I had gone.（虚拟语气）But I had to write the paper for history.Q: What did the man do last night?3. M: Jane and her husband are quarrelling a lot recently.W: Yeah. It seems they are not as happy as they once were. （推理判断）Q: What’s true about Jane and her husband?4. W: It’s 8:40 now, when does the radio give the weather forecast?M: Fifteen minutes to nine and ten offers each hour.（数字题，注意此类题不会直接得出答案，肯定要通过简单的计算）Q: For how long will the woman want to hear the next weather forecast?5. M: I think I can check out（借出）as many books as possible with the student card.W: But not the reference books. （参考书）Q: What’s the possible relationship between the two speakers?Section BConversation 1W: Can I have breakfast in my room?M: Certainly, madam. Breakfast is served in your room from 7 o’clock until 10. Here’s the menu. W: I’d like to have Chinese breakfast.M: Y es, madam. And at what time would you like it?W: About half past eight. I think.M: V ery good, madam. And what kind of fruit juice would you like?W: I’d like orange, please.M: Orange juice. And would you prefer tea or coffee?W: Coffee, please.M: Thank you very much. Good night.Question 6-8 are based on the conversation you’ve just heard.6. Where does this conversation most probably take place?7. What does the woman want?8. At what time does the woman want her food served?Conversation 2W: Could I speak to you for a few minutes, Mr. Sherwin?（正式场合才会用Mr）M: I’m very busy at the moment. Can’t it wait until tomorrow?W: Uh... well, it’s rather urgent. And it won’t take long.M: Oh, all right. What’s it?W: It’s a personal matter.（私人事件）Uh, you see, my husband is ill and has go into hospital. M: Sorry to hear that. But why do you want to talk to me about it?W: Because I’d like to stay at home for a few days.M: But why? I think you’ll be going to hospital to look after your husband.W: Just a few days. I need to look after both my husband and my little daughter.M: Well, you’d better stay at home on Friday, as well.W: That’s very kind of you.Question 9-10 are based on the conversation you’ve just heard.9. What’s the possible relationship between the two persons?10. Why does the woman want to see Mr. Sherwin?Section CA motorist saw two men walking along lonely country road. They were carrying heavy bags, so he at once informed the police. That morning the police had broadcast（广播）a message on the radioasking for information which might lead to the arrest of two thieves who had stopped a train and stolen mail-bags containing a lot of money. The police soon arrived on the scene. They questioned both men but neither of them could speak English. The men tried hard to resist arrest and kept shouting loudly at the police all the way to the station. When they arrived there, both men refused to say anything and simply pointed at their bags. The police opened them at once and then realized that they had made a terrible mistake. The men were French onion-sellers and their bags were full of onions! Apologizing for their mistake, the police set the men free immediately. Questions:11. Who informed the police that he saw two men with heavy bags?12. Whom did the police want to catch?13. Which one of the two men could speak English?14. Which country are the men come from?15. What were the two men’s bags full of?答案与详解Part ⅠSection A1. A此题为逻辑推理题, 根据Speaker 2的谈话内容：我们需要这里保持安静。