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20 14 June college English listening comprehension questions and answers

? Listening comprehension (30 minutes) Part A

In this part, you will hear 8 short dialogues and 2 long dialogues. At the end of each conversation, one or more questions will be asked about the conversation. Conversations and questions are only said once. There will be a pause after each question. During the pause, you must read the four options marked A), B), C) and D) and decide which is the best answer. Then mark the corresponding letters on the answer sheet 1 with a line passing through the center.

Note: Please answer this part of the question on the answer sheet 1

1.a. Find a doctor to check her sprained shoulder. B. Help her reach for tea with a ladder. Replace this cupboard with a new one. Put the tea on the lower shelf next time.

1. Woman: May I? I can't seem to reach the tea leaves behind the cupboard. M: Oh? Why don? Don't you use a ladder? You may sprain your shoulder Question: What does the man suggest the woman do?

2. At Mary Johnson? In an exhibition hall. Studio s D. outside the art museum.

2. W: Because of it? It's raining so hard, let's go. Let's go and see the new exhibits. Man: That? That's a good idea. Mary Johnson is one of my favorite painters. Question: Where is the dialogue most likely to take place?

3. The evaluated teacher lacks teaching experience.

B.she doesn't quite agree with what the man said. C.this person had better talk to the students in person. Freshmen usually cannot provide a fair evaluation.

I heard that the students gave the new teacher an unfair evaluation. W: It depends on which student you are talking about. Question: What does this lady imply?

He helped Doris assemble the furniture. Doris helped him organize the furniture. Doris repaired some bookshelves. He is good at assembling bookshelves.

W: It must have taken you a long time to repair these bookshelves. M: Isn't it? Not too bad. I asked Doris to make some. Question: What does this man mean?

5.a. He didn't? T get along well with others. B.he didn't? T feel at ease in the company. He is considered a fool. D. He has found a better position.

5.W: Rod, did I hear that? I will leave at the end of this month. Is it true?/You don't say.

M: Yes. Me? Another company offered me a better job. Me? It is foolish to refuse it. Question: Why did this man resign?

They should finish the work as soon as possible. He will continue to work in the garden by himself. C.he is tired of gardening on weekends. They can hire a gardener to do the work.

6.w: I really don't know? Tony, I don't want to continue gardening tomorrow? I don't know, either. But I think we should finish this weekend. Question: What does this man mean?

7. This person must get rid of the used furniture. B.that man? His apartment is ready for rent. C. the furniture is covered with a lot of dust. The furniture bought by this man is not expensive.

7. W: What about you? I have furnished your apartment? M: I found some very cheap old furniture. Question: What have we learned from the dialogue?

8. This person will call the mechanic. This woman is waiting for a phone call. C.this woman is doing some repair work. D. This man knows this mechanic very well.

8. W: Did the mechanic call the bus mechanic?

M: Not yet. Me? I'll let you know when he calls. Question: What have we learned from the dialogue?

9. She will attend a job interview. She is busy finishing her project. She had to attend an important meeting. She is writing an article.

Question: 9. Why not? What about that woman? Her roommate went to Shakespeare English class that afternoon. Woman: Nothing, is it? She submitted a job application yesterday and the company asked her to go for an interview today. She? I'm afraid she won? But I can't attend your class this afternoon. Me? I'm calling to know if I can give you her paper. Janet said it. Due today.

10. Accompany her roommate to the classroom. B. Make her roommate? Application form. C. submit it to her roommate? Homework. Help her roommate write the report.

Question: 10. What is the lady going to do for her roommate?

1 1. Where's Dr. Ellis? The location of the office. B.when Dr. Ellis left the office. C. the direction of the teaching building. Dr. Ellis. The schedule for this afternoon.

Question: 1 1. What does the woman want to know at the end of the conversation?

Ok, please tell her me? I'll be there at 4 o'clock. Dr. Ellis, one more thing, can you tell me where your office is? Janet told me where your class is, but she didn't. Please tell me the direction to your office.

12. He feels a lot of pressure. He is considering resigning. C.he can handle it well. D. He must work overtime.

Question: 12. What did the man say about his work?

M: Not bad, Jane. Me? I have been involved in several projects and it. It has been a long day. But me? I'm used to it, so it's okay? Don't bother me too much.

13. The one at six o'clock. The six thirty flight. A question at c. 7:00 and a question at d. 7:30: 13. Which train does this man take to work every day?

M: It was terrible at first, especially getting up before dawn to catch the 6:30 train. But it? Now I can stand it? I am used to it.

14. This is a great waste of time. He found it hard to bear. The time on the train was pleasant. This is a hard thing to get used to.

Question: 14. How does this man feel about commuting to work every day now?

Woman: Don? Don't you think? Is this a waste of time? I can't? I can't stand sitting on the train for three hours every day.

M: I once felt the same way as you. But now I like it very much.

15. Read newspapers. B. Chatting with friends. Listen to the daily news. D. plan a day? Work.

Question: 15. How does the man spend his time on the early train?

W: How do you spend your time? Did you bring some work to do on the train?

Man: Ah, that? That's a good question. In the morning, I just sit comfortably, read the newspaper and understand the news. On my way home at night, I will read a good book, or chat with my friends, or even play a game of bridge.

Section b

In this part, you will hear three short passages. At the end of each article, you will hear some questions. This article and the question are only said once. After hearing the question, you must choose the best answer from the four options marked a), b), c) and d). Then mark the corresponding letters on the answer sheet 1 with a line passing through the center.

Note: Please answer this part of the question on the answer sheet 1

the first paragraph

Questions 16 to 18 are based on the conversation you just heard.

16.a) Ignore small details when reading. B) Read at least a few chapters in one sitting. C) Develop the habit of critical reading.

D) Get key information by reading it once or twice.

Question: 16. How should American college students cope with heavy reading assignments?

17.a) choose one? America's own scoring system. B) Underline the key words and phrases. C) Mark as little as possible. D) Highlight the details in red.

Question: 17. What advice does the speaker give about marking textbooks?

18.a) Read the textbook carefully again. B) Check only the marked parts. C) Pay attention to the notes in the margin. D) by comparing notes with classmates.

Question: 18. According to the speaker, how should students prepare for the exam?

The second paragraph

Questions 19 to 2 1 are based on the conversation you just heard.

19. A person needs different sleep every day. B) Everyone gets about the same amount of sleep. A person can sleep for several hours. D) In order to survive, everyone needs sleep.

Question: 19. What do most people take for granted?

20. This is a fictional story. This is incurable. This is a rare exception. D) This is due to an accident.

Question: 20. What do the doctors think of Al Heping's condition?

2 1.a) His extraordinary physical condition. B) His mother? He was injured before he was born. C) the unique environment of his residence. D) He is resting in a rocking chair.

Question: 2 1. What is the cause of Al Heping's insomnia?

The third paragraph

Questions 22 to 25 are based on the conversation you just heard.

22. She invested in Wall Street stocks. She learned to write for financial newspapers. C) She became interested in finance. She takes good care of her sick mother.

Question: 22. What do we know about hetty green as a child?

She made a wise investment in real estate. She sold the restaurant and made a lot of money. C) She got $65438+500,000 from her ex-husband. She inherited a large fortune from her father.

Question: 23. How did hetty green get rich overnight?

24. She is extremely stingy with money. She is dishonest in business dealings. She often mistreats her employees. She abused animals, including her pet dog. Question: 24. Why is hetty green so hated?

She made a lot of money through wise investment. B) She built a hospital with her mother? Money. She donated a lot of money to charity. D) She inherited her family? The tradition.

Question: 25. What do we know about Heidi's daughter?

Section c

Direction: In the part, you will hear a passage three times. When reading this article for the first time, you should listen carefully to its main idea. When reading the article for the second time, you are required to fill in the blanks with the words you just heard. Finally, when reading the article for the third time, you should check what you have written.

Note: Please answer this part of the question on the answer sheet 1

For second language teachers, the most important social gestures are those with different forms but different meanings in two cultures. For example, a Colombian who wants others to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ him often uses gestures, in which all the fingers of one hand are cup-shaped and point downward when moving quickly. English speakers or British people have similar gestures. Their hands may not be cupped and their fingers may be looser, but for them, this gesture means goodbye or walking away, much like Colombian gestures. Similarly, in Colombia, an English speaker must know that when he reaches 30, he will choose different gestures according to whether he is a human or an animal. If he puts his palm on the floor, for example, in his own culture, when he knows the height of a child, he is likely to be welcomed by laughter. In Colombia, this gesture is used to describe animals. In order to describe human beings, he should put his palm on the floor. Replacing one posture with another can not only create humor, but also create moments. In the above two examples, people from two different cultures have the same body language, but their meanings are completely different.

1. Answer: Help her reach the tea with a ladder.

2. Answer outside a gallery: D.

3. answer: D. freshmen can't provide a fair evaluation.

Answer: Doris repaired some bookshelves.

Answer: D He has found a better position.

Answer: A They should finish the book as soon as possible.

7. Answer: D The furniture bought by this person is not expensive.

8. Answer: B This woman is waiting for a call.

9. A: A: She is going to attend a job interview.

10. Answer: C submits her roommate's homework.

1 1. A: Where is Dr. Ellis? The location of the office.

12. Answer: C He can handle it well.

13. Answer: the one at B 6:30.

14. Answer: C's time on the train was pleasant.

15. A: Reading newspapers.

Section b

the first paragraph

16. Answer: D You can get key information by reading it once or twice.

17. A: Choose your own scoring system.

18. A: B By reviewing only the marked parts.

The second paragraph

19. Answer: In order to survive, everyone needs sleep.

A: This is a rare exception.

2 1. Answer: B His mother's income before he was born.

The third paragraph

22. She took a keen interest in finance.

She inherited a large fortune from her father.

A: She is very stingy with money.

Answer: B She built a hospital with her mother's money.

Section c

Answer: 26. Identification 27. Approaching the 28th. Round trip 29. Opposite 30. Index 3 1. Reference 32. Parallel to 33 degrees. Keep 34. At a right angle of 35 degrees. Awkward.

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