Listening materials and answers of CET-4.
Listening problems:
15.
A. in the classroom.
B.at the post office.
C. in the bank.
D. in the park.
16.
A. This lady is very happy to have lunch with this man.
B.this woman has a date with someone else.
C. women think that men did something wrong in the morning.
D. Women are afraid of men eating lunch alone.
Answer analysis:
15.
W: I'd like to send this parcel by first class mail. I also want to buy some stamps.
M: Do you want to insure the mail?
Q: Where are the two speakers?
Correct answer: b
The lady said, "I want to send this parcel by first class mail, and I also want to buy some stamps." The man replied, "Do you need to buy insurance for the items you mailed?" It can be seen that the conversation took place in the post office, that is, B. The preposition "in/at+ place noun" constitutes a standard situational question option for asking where the conversation took place. When answering such questions, we should pay attention to the words used by both sides of the dialogue and determine the answers through keywords. In this conversation, the first speaker said that the parcel should be sent by first-class mail and stamped, and the second speaker said that mailing and insurance are commonly used words when mailing things.
16.
M: I think maybe we can go there for lunch today. That is, if you don't promise to go with others.
W: That's great, Joe. But I hope you are in a better mood than this morning.
Question: What does this woman mean?
Correct answer: C.
Analysis: The man suggested that if the lady had no object, she would have dinner together at noon. The lady agreed and said, "Great. But I hope you are in a better mood than in the morning. " The implication is that the man is in a bad mood in the morning, so C is right. "But" problem. This lady's words are very good ... they are all polite words that she casually agrees with, but they don't mean that the lady is excited, so A is excluded, but the latter content is the key point, indicating that the man is in a bad mood in the morning, so C is chosen and others are excluded.
Listening materials and answers of CET-4.
Listening problems:
Section c
Pound dictation
The company provides all kinds of jobs as a group. Most big companies send people to universities for 37% academic training for 36 graduates. A big university may have more than 500 companies knocking on its door every year. Large companies are your best choice, because their normal growth, the number of employees and the turnover of people create thousands of employment opportunities nationwide every year.
However, companies follow the biggest rules that are not necessarily the best. The positions of many companies with hundreds of employees may also match your career goals. Such a company may not have the time, money or need to send people to your university; You may have to find them yourself directly or through an employment agency. Don't ignore these small companies. 44 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
For example, a company may need a smart engineering, accounting or management graduate who reports directly to the senior vice president of engineering, the company's financial controller or the general manager. 46 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
Answer analysis:
36.interview
Analysis: the infinitive to is followed by the prototype verb. An interview means an interview with.
37.need
Analysis: here is the past participle of the verb as an attribute, modify the noun behind it, and don't omit the ed at the end.
38. Local
Analysis: Here nouns are used as predicative after adjectives.
39.retirement
Analysis: It belongs to the parallel relationship of front growth and back turnover. Nouns are also needed here. When spelling, remember that there is a plural S at the end.
40.vacancies
Analysis: As can be seen from the phrase "of things", plural nouns are needed here, and open means "vacancy". Don't omit the s at the end
4 1. Description
Analysis: We should use the simple present tense here, because the subject is a plural noun, so the word is a prototype verb. Description means "explanation" here. Pay attention to the two l's in the middle when spelling.
42.consistent
Analysis: the modal verb may should be followed by the prototype verb, which is collocated with with with. The corresponding meaning here is "consistent with". When paying attention to spelling, there are two R's in the middle.
43. Contact
Analysis: the phrase have to is followed by prototype verbs; Depending on the context, the word may mean contact.
44. The standard answer is that their salaries are generally high, and they have more opportunities for advancement than big companies.
Listen to the key points: salary, benefits, development opportunities, and being better than a big company.
Answer Reconstruction: Their salary is actually good, and you will have a better chance of promotion in a small company.
Make the finishing point: this dictation only needs to grasp two meanings: small companies have good wages and great promotion opportunities, and they can express their meanings according to the keywords they hear.
45. Standard answer: If you click on the smaller ladder of a company giant.
The key to listening: Climbed, more dynamic ladder, corporate giant.
Answer Reconstruction: If you join a lady with a bigger pan and a smaller one.
Make the finishing point: this sentence uses subjunctive mood, so the clause should be used in the past perfect tense. A corporate giant may eventually be replaced by a big company with similar significance. Words are simple to avoid spelling mistakes.
46. Standard answer: In large companies, it may take several years to reach this level and accumulate similar experience.
Listen to the key point: it takes a few years for a big company to reach that level and accumulate similar experience.
Answer: Reconstruction: If you want to gain similar experience in that position in a big company, it may take you several years.
Make the finishing point: the original sentence uses it as the formal subject. According to the meaning of the sentence, the subject can be changed and expressed in another way.
Listening exercises and answers of CET-4.
Listening problems:
Now you will hear two long conversations.
Dialogue 1
19.
A. wash your hair
B. manicure.
C. massage.
D. shave
20.
A.he doesn't have a clear concept of the whole service.
B.he wants the best service.
D. he just wants to cut his favorite hairstyle.
D. He wants to trim his hair as soon as possible.
2 1.
A.your hands look good.
B.your hair is in good condition.
C.you have a good beautician to serve you.
D. you can relax.
22.
A.he is going to attend a business meeting in town.
B.he is going to meet his clients.
C. he will deal with accidents in the workplace.
D. He will be interviewed for a new job.
Answer analysis:
Now you will hear two long conversations.
Dialogue 1
Woman: Hello. What can we do for you today?
M: Yes. I'd like to trim my hair a little. Nothing special. Just a simple trim.
W: So, are you interested in today's specials?
M: Um ... No. ...
W:[ 19] We will shampoo, cut and set your hair at an incredibly low price of $9.99. In addition, we will clean your beard and massage your back to relax you. The best service in town!
M: OK, I'll do the full service today, but as I said before, I just want to have my hair cut. A little off the top and sides. That's all. I mean, that's all.
W: No problem. Just relax。 You will be taken good care of. All right, let's get started. What do you do?
M: I am a lawyer who specializes in workplace accidents. I came to town for an interview for a new job ... Hey, what happened to my hair? The rest of my hair turned purple. Are you a licensed beautician?
W: Yes, sir. We guarantee money-back for all works, so if you are not completely satisfied. ...
M: Are you satisfied? I'm not satisfied at all. [22] How can I go to a job interview like this? Forget it. Forget it.
Questions 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you just heard.
19. What is a service that is not included in the beauty salon special price?
Correct answer: b
Analysis: The lady said that the special price of the day was $9.99 for washing, cutting and blowing, plus shaving and back. A, c and d are all mentioned; Only B nail art is out of the scope of service, and B should be chosen. Read through the options and know that this conversation is related to haircut. The options in this question involve related service items. Pay attention to what items are mentioned in the conversation when you answer, so that you can mark them accordingly. In addition, manicure does not belong to the general men's haircut business. According to the theme principle, what has nothing to do with the theme is the answer, so choose B directly.
20. Why does the man say "that's all" repeatedly?
Correct answer: C.
Analysis: The man's original words are: "Come and take it all today. But ... I just want to trim my hair. Just trim the top and sides a little … "That's all" here means that men don't want other tricks, they just need the services they want, so C is correct. According to the man's "OK, I want wonderful service today", the contradiction between the long and fast time required for a full set of services can be eliminated; B no basis.
2 1. What does the beautician mean by "you are well taken care of"?
Correct answer: C.
Analysis: The lady said, "No problem, don't worry, the person who serves you is a good cook." The so-called "good hand" is a senior beauty hairdresser, so C is correct. This question asks what "you are well taken care of" means. Like this "phrase meaning problem", we must never choose the original meaning of the word, thus excluding a; If the hair is in good condition and does not need a haircut, then B can also be ruled out; D is the interference term set by the original word relax.
22. Why do customers go to this beauty salon to improve their appearance?
Correct answer: D.
Analysis: The man first said that he came to the city for an interview for a new job. Then he complained, "How can I interview like this?" It can be seen that the man came to the beauty salon for a haircut to attend an interview, so D is correct. The four options all start with "he wants", but the difference lies in the content after "he wants". A and b are not mentioned and can be excluded; The man said that he was a lawyer dealing with industrial accidents, and the general future tense in C did not match the dialogue.
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