大学英语新视野视听说教程第三册第一次网上听力测试Test13Word下载.docx

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2.

A.Shedidnottaketheshoppinglistalongwithher.

B.Shedidnotwriteashippinglist.

C.Shedoesnotwanttoshopinacrowdedsupermarket.

D.Shewantstofinishshoppingquickly.

3.

A.Hehaslosthismemorycompletely.

B.Hehaslosthissight.

C.Hedrankheavilylastnight.

D.Hedanceduntilaftermidnight.

4.

A.Heremembershislifeinprimaryschool.

B.Heremembershislifeinhisnursery.

C.Heremembershislifeinprimaryschoolbutnotthatinthenursery.

D.Heremembershislifeinbothprimaryschoolandthenursery.

5.

A.Hehasabadmemory.

B.Thewomanhasabadmemory.

C.Thecouplehaveforgottentobringtheirkeys.

D.Thecoupleareblamingeachotherforforgettingthekeys.

Part2Compounddictation

Scientistsareworkingtodevelopnewdrugsthatsomedaymayslow,reverse,orpreventtheS11.damagecausedbyAlzheimer'

sdiseaseandvasculardementia.Inthemeantime,peoplewhohavenodementiaS22.symptomscantrytokeeptheirmemoryS33.sharp.

SomesuggestionsincludedevelopinginterestsorhobbiesandstayingS44.involvedinactivitiesthatstimulateboththemindandbody.GivingcarefulattentiontophysicalS55.fitnessandexercisemayalsogoalongwaytowardkeepingahealthystateofS66.mind.LimitingtheuseofalcoholicdrinksisimportantbecauseheavydrinkingS77.overtimecancausepermanentbraindamage.

Manypeoplefinditusefultoplantasks;

make"

thingstodo"

lists;

andusenotes,calendars,andothermemoryaids.S88.Theyalsomayrememberthingsbetterbymentallyconnectingthemtoothermeaningfulthings,suchasafamiliarname,song,orlinesfromapoem.

S99.Stress,anxiety,ordepressioncanmakeapersonmoreforgetful.Forgetfulnesscausedbytheseemotionsusuallyistemporaryandgoesawaywhenthefeelingsareover.However,ifthesefeelingslastforalongperiodoftime,gettinghelpfromaprofessionalisimportant.Somephysicalandmentalchangesoccurwithageinhealthypeople.However,S1010.muchpainandsufferingcanbeavoidedifolderpeople,theirfamilies,andtheirdoctorsrecognizedementiaasadisease,notonlypartofnormalaging.

Part3Shortpassages/dialogsandblankfilling

Whenaskedhowthememoryclinicwas,Fred,aforgetfulelderlyman,saiditwas1.Excellentandthepsychiatrist（精神病医生）taughthim2.allthelatestpsychologicaltechniques,including3.association,whichisextremelyuseful.Bylinkingthingstogether4.throughassociation,hecouldremember5.almosteverything.Then,whenaskedaboutthenameof6.theclinic,Fredwent7.blankforamomentbeforeheresortedtotheassociationmethodandasked,"

Whatdoyoucallthe8.redflowerthathasa9.nicesmellandthorns（刺）alloverit?

"

Whenhewasremindedofthename"

10.rose"

heshoutedathiswife,"

Rose,whatwas11.thenameofthatclinic?

Part4Shortpassagesandmultiplechoicequestions

1.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?

A.VarioustechniquesthathelponetoavoidAlzheimer.

B.Methodstorememberthingsbetter.

C.Associationisthemostimportantmemory-improvingskill.

D.Nothingismoreimportantthaninterest.

2.Whatdoesthespeakermeanby“activity”?

A.Onlymentalactivity.

B.Onlyphysicalactivity.

C.Gettingactivelyinvolvedinwhatyouaredoing.

D.Memorizingthingswhilehavingrecreationalactivities.

3.Howmanytechniquesdoesthespeakerdescribebeforegivingashortsummary?

A.Two.

B.Three.

C.Four.

D.Five.

4.Whatdoesthespeakersay"

breaks"

canbring?

A.Greatconcentrationandenergy.

B.Refreshedinterest.

C.Lowlevelsofconcentrationandenergy.

D.Lessinterest.

5.Whatarethelastthreetechniquesthespeakermentions?

A.Activity,graspingthebasics,andinterest.

B.Beingslow,graspingthebasics,andinterest.

C.Breaks,beingslow,andinterest.

D.Breaks,graspingthebasics,andinterest.

Part5Shortpassagesandmultiple-choicequestions

1.Howlongisitthemanandwomanhaven'

tseeneachother?

A.acoupleyears.

B.severalyears.

C.quiteafewyears.

D.lessthan10years.

2.HowdidthemanfindthewomanintheMathclass?

A.Thebestintheclass.

B.Atthebottomoftheclass.

C.Amysterybecausenobodyknewwhereshecamefrom.

D.Abletosolveeasyproblemsbutnotdifficultproblems.

3.HowdidthewomanfindthemanintheEnglishWritingclass?

A.Hewasweakinwriting.

B.Hewasstronginwriting.

C.Heoftenreadhiscompositionstohisclassmates.

D.Hesometimespostedhiscompositionsonthewalls.

4.Whatdoweknowfromtheconversation?