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高考听力原文

高考听力原文

2010年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试（广东卷）听力原文

◎第一节听力理解

每段播放两遍。

各段后有几个小题，各段播放前，每小题有5秒钟的阅题时间，请根据各

段播放内容及其相关小题，在5秒钟内从题中所给的A、B、C项中选出最佳选项，并在答

题卡上将该项涂黑。

听第一段对话，回答第1至第3三个小题。

现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。

M:

Maggie,canIborrowyournotesforhistory?

I’llreturnthemtomorrow.

W:

Sorry,butIusuallygotothecafeteriaandreviewthem.Whynotcopytheminthelibrary?

M:

OK.

W:

Hereyouare.

M:

Youareagreathelp,Maggie.

W:

Idon’tquiteunderstandawhyyouneedmynotes,Mark?

Youhaven’tmissedanyclasses.

M:

Tobehonest,Iworkinsupermarketfrom7to10o’clockeveryevening.

W:

Isee.Soyou’reprettytiredwhenyoucometoclass.

M:

That’sexactlywhyIwanttoborrowyournotes.Mynotesaren’tverygood.

W:

Sowhatdoyouusuallydoinclass?

M:

I’malwaysawakeatthebeginning,butthirtyminutesafterclassbeginsIfeelsleepyandhavetroublekeepingmyeyesopen.

W:

Well,Ineedsomeonetostudywithandyouneedsomeonetokeepyouawake.Canwebestudypartners?

M:

Ohsure.That’sagoodidea.Sogivemeapushwhenyouseemesleepinginclass.

W:

OK.Let’sstarttodayinthelibrary.WearegoingthereanywayandIdon’thavetogotothecafeteria.

M:

Soundsgood.

听第二段对话，回答第4至第6三个小题。

现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。

W:

Hello,Robert.Howwasyourjob-huntinggoing?

M:

Well,IhaveanimportantinterviewonSaturday.Maybeyoucouldgivemesometipsonhowtomakeagoodimpression.

W:

Sure.First,writedownsomethingaboutyoureducationandworkexperience.Takeittotheinterview.

M:

Allright.

W:

Also,youneedtofindasmuchinformationasyoucanaboutthecompany.Youcandothisinthelibrary.Havetheysentyousomebrochures?

M:

Yes,butIcandoitbetterontheInternet.

W:

That’sagoodidea.Andanotherthing,mmm,bepreparedtosaywhyyouwouldbegoodforthejob.

M:

Oh,yes.TheymaywanttoknowwhatcontributionsIcanmaketothecompany.

W:

Andthendon’tforgettopreparesomequestionsthatyouwouldliketoaskthem.There’s

usuallytimeforthatattheendoftheinterview.

M:

WhyshouldIasksomequestions?

W:

Italwaysmakesagoodimpressionifyouasksomequestionsaboutthejob.Itshowsyoureallycareaboutwhatkindofcompanyyouwillworkfor.

M:

Thankyousomuchforallyouradvice.

听第三段对话，回答第7至第9三个小题。

现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。

W:

Hi,Mike.Areyougoingtothebarbecuetonight?

M:

Maybe.

W:

Whymaybe?

Areyousure?

M:

Idon’tknow.Allthosepeople,Iwon’tknowanyone.

W:

Butthat’stheidea.Yougotothesethingstomeetnewpeople.

M:

ButIdon’tthinkbarbecueisthebestway.

W:

Whynot?

M:

Becauseit’sjusthardtomeetfriends.

W:

Well,Ilovemeetingpeopleinabiggroupbecausetherearemorepossibilities.

M:

Butdon’tyouthinkit’shardtogettoknowpeople?

Besides,it’snoisy.Youcan’talwayshave

agreatconversation.

W:

Thenhowdoyouliketomeetpeople?

M:

Ithinksmallgroupsarethebestwaytomeetpeople.Imeetthemostinterestingpeopleinclass.Iseehowtheythinkandtalkeveryday.IfIlikesomeone,thenwemightgettogetherlateron.

W:

You’resuchaseriousguy.Imetmybestfriendinthesportsclub.Wecametoknowwehadalotincommon.Ifyouaskme,bigpartiesarethebestwaytomeetpeople.

M:

Well,maybe.Mmm,Ishouldtrymychancesofthebarbecue.I’llseeyoutonight,Mary.

听第四段独白，回答第10至第12三个小题。

现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。

W:

Britishfamiliesstartedgoingonholidaytotheseasidearoundthemiddleofthe19thcentury.Theinventionoftherailwaysmadethispossible.Thefirstholidaymakerswerequiterichandwentfortheirhealthandeducation.Theseasidewasaplacetobecuredofillness.Anddoctorsrecommendedbathingintheseaanddrinkingseawater.Atthattimeordinaryworkingpeoplehadverylittletimeoffwork.However,in1871thegovernmentintroducedfour―BankHolidays‖,thatisnationalholidays.Thisallowedpeopletohaveadayortwooutnowandthen,whichgavethematasteforleisureandseaside.Atfirst,theywentonday-trips,takingadvantageofspecialtripticketsontherailways.Bythe1880s,risingincomesmeantthatmanyordinaryworkersandtheirfamiliescouldhaveweek’sholidayattheseaside.Welfarewasreducedandcheaphotelswerebuiltforthem.Holidaymakersenjoysittingonthebeach,bathingintheseaandeatingice-cream.Cheapentertainmentwasanofferandholidaymakerswenttohavefun.TodaytheEnglishseasideremainspopularwithmorethan18millionholidaystakenthereeachyear.

听第五段对话。

回答第13至第15三个小题。

现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这三个小题。

W:

So,you’regoingbacktotheUnitedStatestomorrow.

M:

Yes,that’scorrect.I’mflyinghome.

W:

I’mafraidofflying,areyou?

M:

No,flyingisfinewithme.

W:

That’sgreat.Er,backhome,doyouflyquiteoftenforyourjob?

M:

No,Igototheworkbybusanddrivetodifferentbusinessappointments,butsometimesItakethetrainto