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新理念英语学习大厅第四册听说测试答案
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TestforUnit1-2
ListeningComprehension
Directions:
Listentotheshortconversationsandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestionsyouhear.TheconversationsandquestionswillbereadONLYONCE.
SET1
1.A.She'salittletired.
B.Shewantstolistentomusic.
C.Sheisgoingtostudy.
D.She'sgoingtomakeareservation.
2.A.Hewantsthewomantofixhiswatch.
B.Hewillcallherwhenthewatchisfixed.
C.Hewantshertofixthewatchwithinoneweek.
D.Hedoesn'twanttogohome.
3.A.Pleasesitdown.
B.Shedoesn'twanthimtositdown.
C.She'llmindifhesitsdown.
D.Shedoesn'twantthemantositwithher.
4.A.Sheshouldbecarefulabouthermoney.
B.Sheshouldbuythebrownsuit.
C.Sheshouldfindanotherjobtomakemoremoney.
D.Sheshouldn'tbuythebrownsuit.
5.A.Shejusthadhernewcarcomein.
B.Thecarisnotreadyforroadyet.
C.Shehasn'tgotherdriver'slicense.
D.Shewantstorideinthecarherself.
Answer:
32112
SET2
1.A.Husbandandwife.
B.Theyaredatingeachother.
C.Teacherandstudent.
D.Managerandhissecretary.
2.A.Sixhours.
B.Tenhours.
C.Fourhours.
D.Onehour.
3.A.Buyinganewtypewriter.
B.Findinganewplaceforthetypewriter.
C.Findingabettertypist.
D.Questioningthetypist.
4.A.BarrynolongerlivesinNewYork.
B.Barrydoesn'tknowhowtoeconomize.
C.ThewomancalledBarryinCalifornia.
D.Thewomandidn'tevermeetBarry.
5.A.Richardishardtofind.
B.Richardspeakswithdifficulty.
C.Richard'sroommatedoesn'ttalktohim.
D.Richarddoesn'tworkveryhard.
Answer:
23314
ListeningComprehension
Directions:
Listentotheconversationandfillintheformbelowwithnomorethanthreewordsforeachblank.TheconversationwillbereadTWICE.
SET1
TheHistoryofGardensintheUK
AtRomanconquestTheRomansbegantoleave
（1）forgardenswhenbuildinghouses.TheRomangardensweknowthemostaboutarethoseofthelarge
（2）and（3）.
Fishbournehasbeenpartly（4）
ThegardensofAnglo-SaxonEnglandThewarlikeAnglo-Saxonsdidnot（5）gardeningtobeimportant.
AfterNormandyconquestin1066FrenchpeoplebroughtnotonlyFrench（6）butalsogardeningtoBritain.
TheMiddleAgesGardensoncemorebecame（7）inBritishlife.
Monasterieshadbothkitchengardensandherbgardenstoprovidethe（8）offoodand（9）.
NowadaysGardensandgardeningare（10）ofBritishdailylife.
Answer:
1.space2.villas3.palaces4.reconstructed5.hold6.civilization7.important8.practicalities9.medicine10.part
SET2
HolidaysintheUSA
EasterItisnota
（1）holidayandmostAmericansspendEasterSundaywiththefamily.
Manybelieversinthistimerememberthe
（2）madebyJesusChrist.
Mother'sandFather'sDayBothdaysare（3）toourparentsbecausetheyarereallyworthit.
MemorialDayIthonorsAmericanskilledormissinginactioninall（4）.
NationalBirthdayItcommemoratesthedayinl776whenthe（5）adoptedthe（6）andestablishedtheUSA.
ThanksgivingDayItwasadayofthanksgivingandprayer（7）tobesharedbyallthecolonistsand（8）Indians.
ChristmasEventhoughitis（9）areligiousholiday,peopleareusedtomany（10）celebrations.
Answer:
1.national2.sacrifice3.dedicated4.pastwars5.thirteencolonies6.DeclarationofIndependence7.proclaimed8.neighboring9.traditionally10.secular
ListeningComprehension
Directions:
ListentothepassageanddecidewhetherthefollowingstatementsareTrueorFalse.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.
SET1
1.Throughstayingwithfriends,childrenlearnthegiveandtakeofsocialbehavioringeneral.TrueFalse
2.Byinteractingwithfriends,childrenlearnthatdifferentpeopleshouldbehavesimilarly.TrueFalse
3.Friendscanprovidebothcompanionshipandhostility.TrueFalse
4.Friendshipcanhelpchildrenimprovetheirsenseofself-esteem.TrueFalse
5.Friendshipsarenecessarytoourhealthpsychologically.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.True2.False3.False4.True5.True
SET2
1.Friendscanhelpeachotherbycopyingclassassignmentsandhomework.TrueFalse
2.Friendsmakeschoolmorefun.TrueFalse
3.Theamountoftimewithfriendswillbeveryimportantduringmiddlechildhood.TrueFalse
4.Teenagersspendalmosthalfoftheirwakingtimeinthecompanyoffriends.TrueFalse
5.Adolescentsviewfriendshipasastrongandstabletie.TrueFalse
Answer:
1.False2.True3.True4.False5.True
ListeningComprehension
Directions:
Listentothepassageandchoosethecorrectanswerstothequestions.ThepassagewillbereadONLYONCE.
SET1
1.A.In1700.
B.In500.
C.UnderthereignofCharlesII.
D.Bythe18thcentury.
2.A.Becausethegovernmentlovedcoffee.
B.Becausethegovernmentdidnotlikethesmelloftea.
C.Becausethegovernment'staxrevenuesfromliquorsaleswerereduced.
D.Becauseteawoulddoharmtohumanbodies.
3.A.Thegovernmentmadeanacttotaxtea.
B.Thegovernmentbegantotaxcoffee.
C.Thegovernmentaskedthecitizenstogiveupdrinkingtea.
D.Teawasbannedbythegovernment.
4.A.Teaplanting.
B.Teamaking.
C.Teaprocessing.
D.Teasmuggling.
5.A.Becausetheydidnotlikepuretea.
B.Becausepureteawastoostrong.
C.Becausetheywantedtoearnmoremoney.
D.Becausepureteawasnotsopopular.
Answer:
13143
SET2
1.A.Inthepasttwocenturies.
B.IntheMiddleAge.
C.Fromtheverybeginningofhumanhistory.
D.IntheBronzeAge.
2.A.Becauseitwascheap.
B.Becauseitwaseasy.
C.Becausethewallscouldnotsustainmuchweight.
D.Becauseitwaspopular.
3.A.Cement.
B.Wheatstraw.
C.Reeds.
D.Bricks.
4.A.Lackofstraw.
B.Lackofmoney.
C.Bettertransportation.
D.Lackofskillfulpersons.
5.A.Becausetheypreferthethatchedcottages.
B.Becausethatchedcottagesarepretty.
C.Becausethatchedcottagescanhaveagoodprice.
D.Becausethatchedcottagesareeasytobebuilt.
Answer:
43233
ListeningComprehension
Directions:
ListentothepassageTWICEandfilltheblankswiththemissingwords
SET1
AnimportantaspectofAmericancultureisthevalueplacedonprogress.Infourdifferentareas,wecanseehowthevalueofprogress
（1）theAmericanpeople.Thefirstareaconcernstherelationshipbetweenparentsandtheirchildren.Mostforeignstudentshavebeenraisedto
（2）theirparents.Theyconsiderandvaluehighlywhattheirparentshavetaughtthem.Moreover,whattheirparentshavetaughtthemhas（3）becometheirownstandardforliving.Becauseoftheideaofprogress,mostAmericanchildrenbelievethattheirparents'ideasand（4）arenotnecessarilythebest.Americansthinkthatthereisalwayssomechangetobemadeforthebetter.Asecondareaaffectedbytheideaofprogressconcernsthematerialworld.ManyAmericans（5）thatthereareenoughmaterialgoodsforeveryone;theytendtothinkthatthesupplyis（6）.Sotheyarealwaystryingtoworkformore,more,andstillmore.Athirdarea（7）theAmericans'conceptoftime.Theyareverytime-conscious,perhapsbecausetimeissuchanimportantfactorintheworldofbusinessandmaterial（8）.Americanstendtolivebythemotto,"Timeismoney."Theybelieveyoushoulduseyourtimewellandgetthemostthatyoucan.Thefourthconcerniseducationand（9）.Americansarequiteinterestedineducationandnewknowledgeandthey（10）thefamoussaying,"Nevertoooldtolearn."Theywillmakegooduseoftheirlifetolearnasmuchaspossible.
Answer:
1.affects2.respect3.generally4.standards5.assume6.endless7.involves8.acquisition9.learning10.appreciate
SET2
Inthetoddleryearschildrenbegintoestablishcontactwithpeers,developthebasicskillsofplaybehaviorandshow
（1）forcertainplaymates.Preschoolersidentifyspecificchildrenasfriendsandinteractdifferentlywithfriendsthannon-friends.Withtoddlersfriendshipisnotreflectedinlanguage,butinthetimetheyspendtogether
（2）inacommonactivity.Duringthe（3）schoolyearschildrengenerallychoosefriendswhoaresimilartothemselvesandwhosharetheirinterests.Atthisagechildrenbecome（4）group-oriented;themostwell-likedchildrenarethosewhocanmanagesocialrelationswithinagroupandthinkofactivitiesthatarefun.Groupsreflectmostoftheproblemsthatexistinallsocialrelationships--inclusion/exclusion,（5）,independence,fearofrejection.Theyalsoreflectsexdifferences.Groupsbecomemore（6）;girlsusuallyhavemoreintimateandsupportiverelationshipswiththeirfriendsthanboysdo.Theirplaygroupsreflectthisdifference;boystendto（7）withpeersinlargegroupscenteredonsportswhilegirlsaremorelikelytobeinvolvedinsmallgroupsandspendmoretimeinpersonalconversation.Girls'friendshipgroupsareusuallysmallerandmoreexclusivethanboys'duringchildhood,andthenin（8）thesituationreverses.Aschildrenmatureandrelylessontheirparentsforguidance,theyturntotheirpeers.Cliquescanbebasedonappearance,（9）ability,academicachievement,socialoreconomicstatus,talent,abilitytoattracttheoppositesex,orseeming（10）--thejocks,thenerds,thebrains,thecoolkids,etc.Somekidscareaboutbelongingtoacertaingroup,sufferfromfeelingsofrejectioniftheyarenotincludedandcanbecomevictimsofteasingandbullying.
Answer:
1.preferences2.engaged3.elementary4.increasingly5.
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