Question

第一部分：听力

第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)

听下面5段对话．每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项．听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题．每段对话仅读一遍．

1．What time is the second train to London?

A．8∶43．

B．9∶00．

C．9∶30．

2．Where is this conversation probably taking place?

A．At a police station．

B．In the lost and found department．

C．On the phone．

3．What does the man say about September in his country?

A．It’s cold．

B．It’s rainy．

C．It’s very pleasant．

4．What can we learn from this conversation?

A．The woman does not want to go to the movies．

B．The man is too tired to go to the movies．

C．The woman wants to go to the movies．

5．How much money will the man have after he buys the tickets?

A．$ 9．

B．$ 4．

C．$ 1．

第二节　(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)

听下面5段对话或独白．每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A，B，C三个选项中选出最佳选项．听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间．每段对话或独白读两遍．

听第6段材料，回答第6～7题．

6．Why does the man want to buy some records of Julian Bream?

A．Because he broke the same ones．

B．Because he has to return them to his cousin．

C．Because it can’t be found in Canada．

7．Where does the shop assistant find the records?

A．In the window．

B．On the shelf．

C．Under the shelf．

听第7段材料，回答第8～10题．

8．What’s the man’s first name?

A．Penny．

B．Anderson．

C．Michael．

9．Who is Mrs．Morrison?

A．The woman’s husband．

B．The woman’s father．

C．The woman’s aunt．

10．How long has the man studied and worked in Canada?

A．For two years．

B．For three years．

C．For five years．

听第8段材料，回答第11～13题．

11．How did the woman keep in touch with her family?

A．By letter．

B．By computer．

C．By telephone．

12．What does the man suggest the woman doing?

A．Learning how to use the Internet．

B．Talking with people online．

C．Making friends all over the world．

13．What is the man most interested in?

A．Discussing problems．

B．Music．

C．Word processing．

听第9段材料，回答第14～17题．

14．Why was it a terrible journey?

A．The driver was frozen in the wind．

B．The dogs became blind in the snow．

C．The snow was heavy and the wind was strong．

15．How did the driver try to keep the dogs warm?

A．By building fires．

B．By making them run．

C．By tying skins about them．

16．Who are the main characters in the passage?

A．The drivers．

B．The dogs．

C．The medical workers．

17．What is the story about?

A．A trip to save human lives．

B．How to keep warm in Alaska．

C．The danger of an Alaska snow and wind．

听第10段材料，回答第18～20题．

18．What problem does the woman have?

A．She wants to know if she can take a certain course．

B．She wants to know the requirements for the course．

C．She can’t find the housing office．

19．What do we know about Registration Office and General Housing Office?

A．They are in the same office．

B．They are both open at the same time．

C．They are in the same building．

20．What will the man probably do next?

A．Connect the woman’s line to the General Housing Office．

B．Call a staff from the Housing Office．

C．See if there are any openings．

Answer 1

答案：
解析：

Text 1

　　M：Excuse me．What time is the first train to London?

　　W：8∶30, but you can’t catch this train．There is one every thirty minutes．

Text 2

　　M：Good evening．City Police Station．Can I help you?

　　W：Oh hello．I’d like to report a stolen briefcase, please．

　　M：Just a minute and I’ll put you through．

　　Text 3

　　W：I’ve been wondering what sort of clothes my husband and I are going to need for our visit．What’s the weather usually like in your country in September?

　　M：It’s not very pleasant, I’m sorry to say．Generally, there are more rainy days in September than in any other month, but at least it’s not very cold there then．

Text 4

　　M：Mary, would you like to go to the movies with me after dinner?

　　W：Well, I’ll go if you really want me to．But I’m rather tired．

Text 5

　　M：I have only $10．Is it enough for 3 tickets?

　　W：Well, you can buy 3 $2 tickets or 3 $ tickets, whichever you prefer．

　　M：I’ll take the cheaper seats, please．

Text 6

　　W：Good afternoon．

　　M：Good afternoon．Have you got any records of modern guitar music?

　　W：We’ve got a lot of them．Which ones are you looking for?

　　M：I’m looking for some records by Julian Bream．I saw them in your window last week．

　　W：Excuse me, aren’t you American?

　　M：No, I’m Canadian, once I had these records, but I broke them．

　　W：What happened?

　　M：They were in my suitcase．I sat on my case and broke the records．Mr cousin told me about your shop．I came here last week and saw the records．

　　W：Let’s look for the records．I put some new ones in the window yesterday．I took the Bream records out and I put them on the shelf．Yes, the records are here．

　　M：I see．They’re four pounds and fifty pence．

Text 7

　　W：I’m Kate’s cousin．My name’s Penny Conway．

　　M：Of course Mrs．Morrison is your aunt．She told me about you．Your mother lives near Plymouth, doesn’t she?

　　W：Yes, that’s right．

　　M：Your father works for the government, and you work in a television studio．

　　W：You know about me, don’t you?But you’re not Canadian, are you?

　　M：No, I was studying and working in Canada for two years．I enjoyed myself there．I was living very near the Morrisons．They were very kind to me．But I must tell you my name．I’m Michael Anderson．

　　W：How do you do?Please take your coat off and sit down, Mr．Anderson．

　　M：Don’t call me Mr．Anderson．Everybody calls me Mike．First names are more friendly than surnames, aren’t they?

　　W：Yes, they are．Would you like some coffee, Mike?

　　M：Thank you．

Text 8

　　M：Well, you could use e-mail to keep in touch with your family and your friends back in Italy

　　W：I know, I know but to tell the truth, I’d rather talk to them by phone．It’s more personal that way．

　　M：But seriously, Anna, there are lots of other things you can do with a computer besides word processing and e-mail．

　　W：Yes, like what?

　　M：Well, first of all, there’s the Internet, of course．

　　W：Yes, I know, you seem to be online all the time．What do you do, surf the net?

　　M：Sometimes．But mostly I use the Internet to get information about things I’m interested in and to talk with people all over the world about music．It’s very convenient．

　　W：It sounds good．Well, thanks for talking with me, Jack．

Text 9

　　When the people in far-away parts of Alaska were dying because they did not have the medicine for a throat disease, men decided to get them using dog teams．It was a terrible journey through blinding snow and freezing wind．The driver tied skins about the dogs to keep them warm, but the wind cut through and nearly froze them as they ran．The dogs breathed so much of the icy air that it injured their lungs．But they struggled on until they reached the town with the medicine and saved the people’s lives．These dogs were real heroes．Had it been today, the medicine would have been sent in a few hours．

Text 10

　　M：You have reached the number of the Student Registration Office．If you want to reach the Admissions Office press 1 now．For general information press 2 now Good morning Admissions Office．Can I help you?

　　W：Yes, my name’s Terry and I’m interested in finding out whether History 107 has been filled yet．

　　M：Do you know the official registration code number for that class?

　　W：I think it is HIS 107 BC3 if I’m not mistaken．

　　M：OK, good and may I ask if you have all the right pre-requisites for the course, because there are some listed here．

　　W：Yes, I’m quite sure of that．

　　M：Right then Hmm it says that the class is full．You could check back in a couple of weeks．It will probably open up by that time．

　　W：Yeah, I could try to talk to some people and see if they might drop it．

　　M：Well, but you do realize that there’s a waiting list．And that means that you’d have to wait for your turn to come up．So, if your fiends drop it, there is no guarantee you’ll be officially registered on that course．

　　W：I get you．Well, one more question．Is the General Housing Office on the same floor as the Registration Office?

　　M：Yes, in fact I’ve got the number, so if you’d like I can connect you．Just hold the line and I will put you through．

　　W：Thanks．That should save me a coin or two．