Analysis of Listening Materials and Answers in CET-4
Listening problems:
first segment
1 1.
A. professional window cleaner.
B. car salesman.
C. gas station attendant.
D. supermarket sales.
12.
A.she should be careful with her money.
B.she should buy that brown suit.
C.she should find another job to earn more money.
D. He will help her buy that brown suit.
Answer analysis:
Test 14
first segment
1 1.
W: Please check the oil, water and tires.
M: Of course. Do you want to clean the windows, too?
Q: What is this man's occupation?
Correct answer: C.
Analysis: This question is a question of character identity. As long as you grasp the key words, you can accurately judge your identity and answer the questions correctly. The key words of this question are oil, water, tires and window cleaning. Service station staff should provide these services, so the answer is C.
12.
W: Of course I want to buy the brown suit I saw in the department store, but I don't have enough money.
M: Well, if you spend money more carefully, you can buy it.
Question: How do men feel about women?
Correct answer: a
Analysis: subjunctive questions appear frequently in short conversations. Here the subjunctive mood indicates suggestions; Spending money more carefully, so he chose a.
Analysis of Listening Materials and Answers in CET-4
Listening problems:
Section c
Pound dictation
A report by the National Committee on Teacher Quality concluded that most colleges of education in the United States have not done enough to train junior teachers to teach children to read.
According to NCTQ's 41_ _ _ _, teachers' education plans all over the United States teach five elements of effective reading teaching. The research proves that these five elements are 38: phoneme, phoneme, pronunciation, phonation and understanding.
The author of this report selected 42 compulsory reading courses from 43 compulsory reading courses which are considered to represent nearly 1300 teacher education projects in China.
"44 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _," the report said. Only 1 1% of the universities surveyed teach all courses, while nearly a quarter of them are unwilling to teach any course. 45 45 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and 46 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and 45 ___________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Many colleges of education have begun to reorganize their reading courses to include more research on effective teaching.
Answer analysis:
Section c
Pound dictation
36. Recent
Analysis: Here we need adjectives that start with consonants as attributes.
37. failure
Analysis: there is a copula verb are in front of it, which is also active voice, and you need to use the present participle.
38. necessary
Analysis: adjectives are needed here. Pay attention to double writing S and suffix. Essence means "basic".
39.consciousness
Analysis: nouns are needed here. Pay attention to the double letter S at the end of the word when spelling. Awareness stands for "awareness, awareness".
40.fluency
Analysis: this is juxtaposed with other noun phrases before and after, so nouns are also needed. Pay attention to the middle uen when spelling. Fluency means "fluency"
4 1.
Analysis: according to the following by, the passive voice of the verb should be used here, and the end should be ed. Release here means "published".
42. assemble
According to the was at the end of this sentence, the simple past tense is used here, so don't miss the ed at the end of the word. Collection means "collection".
43. Samples
Analysis: here you need to fill in a countable noun that begins with consonant pronunciation. sample means "sample, sample"
44. Standard answer: In our sample, almost all 72 schools got a "failing" score.
Listening key: almost all, 72 institutions, samples, failure
Answer reconstruction: Almost all 72 institutions in our sample failed this project.
Make the finishing point: the key point of this sentence is that they finally got a' failed' score, that is to say, almost everyone got an unqualified score when they participated in the project, which can be directly replaced by the verb fail.
45. These factors are considered necessary for effective reading teaching.
Listening points: elements, definite, necessary, effective and guidance.
Answer reconstruction: These elements have been proved to be necessary for effective reading teaching.
Make the finishing point: be identified as means "as a result, prove it", which can be replaced by the more commonly used prove to.
46. It has been the driving force for state and federal governments to improve students' performance.
Listening key points: driving force, state and federal, initiative, improvement, achievement.
Since then, it has been the basis for organizing state and federal governments to improve students' grades.
Make the finishing point: driving force means "driving force" and can be replaced by a simple root.
Listening practice and answer analysis of CET-4.
Listening Comprehension: Part II
29.
A. a basket.
B.a cup.
C. an egg.
D. an oven.
30.
A. let the sunshine in.
B. as its door.
C. keep the nest cool.
D. for the birds to lay eggs.
3 1.
A. branches
B. grass
C. mud.
D. straws.
32.
A.some of them are built underground.
B.some are edible.
C.most of them are sewn with grass.
D. most of them are dried by the sun.
Answer analysis:
The second paragraph
Do you know a bird that can sew? This bird, called "tailor bird", uses its mouth as a needle. [29] It sews leaves into the shape of a cup. Then it put a layer of straw in the cup and laid eggs there. Every bird has its own special nest. The most common nesting materials are grass, branches and feathers. A bird must weave these materials into a nest. Imagine building a house without cement or nails! Another kind of bird is called "the weaver bird". The weaver bird builds a nest that looks like a basket. This nest is really shaped like a pear with a hole in the middle. [30] The hole is the door of the nest. The third kind of bird is called "oven bird". The Oven Bird made a very strong nest. This nest is made of mud. The "Oven Bird" made the mud into the shape of an oven, and then let it dry in the sun. The sun bakes the soil and makes it very hard. Not all birds nest on branches. [32] Some birds nest on the ground, while others bury their eggs in the ground, and some birds don't nest at all. So when you look for nests and eggs in branches and bushes, [32] remember that some nests may be under your feet.
Questions 29 to 32 are based on the article you have just heard.
29. What does the tailor bird's nest look like?
Correct answer: b
Analysis: The article mainly mentions three kinds of birds, and it is necessary to record relevant information one by one. The order of topics is usually consistent with the order in which information appears. The first thing I heard was the tailor bird. What does Ye Ying's nest look like? The key is to hear "it sews the leaves together and sews the leaves together into a cup." So B. A is the nest of the weaver bird, c is the irrelevant option, and d is the nest of the kitchen bird.
30. Why is there a hole in the Weaver Girl's Nest?
Correct answer: b
Analysis: The second bird I heard was the Weaver Girl. The topic asked why there was a hole in the Weaver Girl's nest. The key is to hear "this hole is the door of the bird's nest." So the answer is B.
3 1. What is the oven bird's nest made of?
Correct answer: C.
Analysis: The third kind of bird is the kitchen bird. What is the nest of the nesting bird? The key is to hear "this nest is made of mud." So, C is correct. In addition, when the original text mentions the oven bird, the word mud is mentioned three times, so it should not be difficult to get the answer C, which is in line with the principle of "choosing what to listen to" in short passage listening.
According to the speaker, what surprises us about the Bird's Nest?
Correct answer: a
According to the author, what surprises us about the Bird's Nest? The key is to hear the last sentence "... remember, some bird's nests may be at your feet" So choose A. Based on the principle of "synonymous substitution". Permanent test center at the end of the text.
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