大学英语语音期末测试口语Word格式.docx

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c.hurry

7）

a.arrow

b.sorrow

c.narrow

8）

a.charge

b.change

c.strange

9）

a.catch

b.cash

c.cage

10）

a.place

b.prize

c.price

11）

a.buzz

b.boss

c.bus

12）

a.some

b.same

c.seem

13）

a.lift

b.gift

c.shift

14）

a.Bill

b.bell

c.bale

15）

a.advance

b.advice

c.advise

PartIIReadthephrasesgivenbelowas:

（1X12=12）

1）putiton

2）aboxofsweets

3）anegg

4）bottleofink

5）moreover

6）foranhour

7）noobject

8）highlyimportant

9）seeoff

10）ametteroffact

11）lateron

12）hereandthere

PartIIIReadthesentencesgivenbelowas:

（2x15=30）

a.MayIaskyouaquestion?

b.Readitagain!

c.Didyouhaveanytroubleingettingin?

d.Whatabeauitfulpicture!

e.Itisn’tfunny.

f.Howoftendoyougotothecinema?

g.HowoftendoIplaytennis?

h.Shallwedorecordingnexttime?

i.Whichpartofthetextshallweprepaerforareadingtest?

j.LannyturnedintoAdderleyStreet.

k.Bettertodowellthantosaywell.

l.Lotsandlotsofclocksandwatcheshavegonewrong.

m.Goodhealthisabovewealth.

n.ThechiefchargeagainstJohnisthathecheatedJoe.

o.Astitchintimesavesnine.

PartIVReadthepoemsgivenbelowas:

（5.5）

（A）

Iamcoming,littlemaiden,

Withthepleasantsunshineladen,

Withhoneyforthebee,

Withtheblossomforthetree.

Everylittlestreamisbright,

Alltheorchardtreesarewhite,

Andeachsmallandwavingshoot,

Hasfortheesweetflowersorfruit.

（B）

Eveningredandmorninggrey,

Sendthetravelleronhisway;

Eveninggreyandmorningred,

Bringtherainuponhishead.

PartVReadtheparagraphsgivenbelowas:

（2X10=20）

Theyearhasfourseasons:

spring,summer,autumnandwinter.Therearetwelvemonths:

January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,NovemberandDecember.

Amonthhasthirtyorthirty-onedays.Februaryhastwenty-eightdays,andtwenty-nineinaleapyear.Aweekhassevendays:

Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,SaturdayandSunday.

Thedayhastwenty-fourhours,anhoursixtyminutesandaminutesixtyseconds.

Mostofusliketoeatpotatoes.Butmostpeopledonotknowwhatpartofthepotatoisbestforfood.Takeasharpknifeandcutfromthemiddleofthepotatoasliceasthinaspaper.Holdtheslicebetweenyoureyesandthelight.Youwillseethatthepotatohasaskin,anoutsiderim,andaninsidepart.Theoutsiderimwhichisimmediatelybeneaththeskinofthepotatoisthemostvaluablepartofall.Thisisoftenthrownawaywiththeskin.Eventheskinitselfisbetterforfoodthantheinside.Wheneatingabakedpotato,ifyouscoopouttheinsideandleavetheoutsideyouarewastingthebestpartofit.Ifyoucannoteatthewholepotato,eattheoutsiderimandleavetheinside.

PartVIDialogue（withyourpatener）:

（10）

A卷□B卷

C卷□D卷□

a.bus

b.base

c.boss

a.fair

b.fear

c.fire

a.clerk

b.clock

c.cluck

a.luck

b.lock

c.look

a.money

b.funny

c.Tony

a.odd

b.old

c.Ed

a.low

b.law

c.loud

a.health

b.help

c.held

a.wander

b.winder

c.wonder

a.bank

b.rank

c.tank

a.time

b.dime

c.lime

a.sing

b.king

c.thing

a.seat

b.sat

c.set

a.sleet

b.slot

c.slut

a.cup

b.bud

c.mud

1）weagree

2）inaninstant

3）putitup

4）acupoftea

5）foramoment

6）takeitoff

7）forever

8）afterall

9）apairoftrousers

10）noobjection

11）goout

12）carryitaway

a.Whatpageisthisexerciseon?

b.Howlateyouare!

c.Gototheblackboard!

d.Howdoyoupronouncethisword?

e.Isthiswordstressedorunstressed?

f.Heiswrong.

g.Whydidn’tIcometotheparty?

h.Raiseyourhands!

i.Weneverknowthevalueofwatertillthewellisdry.

j.Theproofofthepuddingisintheeating.

k.Thetheatreandmuseumarenearhere.

l.Peterbeginstofeelsleepy.

m.Paulplaystheorganintheorchestra.

n.Stopaside,please!

o.LannyturnedintoAdderleyStreet.

PartIVReadthepoemgivenbelowas:

Januarybringsthesnow,makesourfeetandfingersglew.

Februarybringstherain,thawsthefrozenlakeagain.

Marchbringsbreezesloudandshrill,stirsthedancingdaffodil.

Aprilbringstheprimrosesweet,scattersdaisiesatourfeet.

Maybringsflocksofprettylambsskippingbytheirfleecydams.

Junebringstulips,lilies,roses,fillsthechildren’shandswithposies.

HotJulybeingscoolingshowers,apricotsandgilly-flowers.

Augustbringsthesheavesofcorn,thentheharvesthomeisborne.

WarmSeptemberbringsthefruit,sportsmenthenbegintoshoot.

FreshOctoberbringsthepheasant,thentogathernutsispleasant.

DullNovemberbringstheblast,thentheleavesarefallingfast.

ChillDecemberbringsthesleet,blazingfireanfChristmastreat.

Haveyoueverseenaforestfire?

Itisaterrifyingthingtoseetheflamesrunalongthegroundlickinguptheleavesanddeadbranches.Nowonderthosewhosehomesareneargatherquicklytofightthefire.Ifthefirecannotbestopped,thesepeoplewillloseeverything.Watercanseldombeusedtoputoutaforestforeformostofthetimewaterisnotavailable.Insteadofusingwaterthemenfightfirewithfire.Withhoes,shovels,andrakestheymakeabroad,cheanpaththroughtheforestsomedistanceaheadofthefire.Thentheyset“backfires”alongthatsideofthiscleanpathwhichliestowardthecomingfire.Thesebackfiresburnslowlytowardthemainfire.Whentheymeetbothmustdieoutforlackoffuel.

Unliketheaeroplane,helicoptercanflystraightupanddown.Itcanhoverandalightonthegroundasgentlyasbirdsettlesinatree.Anaeroplanetravelsveryfastevenwhenitiscomingdown,soitneedsaverylargefieldtolandin.Ahelicoptercannotcarryasmanypassengers,butitcanlandinaverysmallspace.Itcanevenlandsafelyontheflatroofsofbuildings.

A卷□B卷□C卷

D卷□

a.loose

b.choose

c.whose

a.eight

b.fate

c.Kate

a.hear

b.clear

c.dear

a.plan

b.play

c.plea

a.sheep

b.sharp

c.shop

a.note

b.not

c.naught

a.life

b.live

c.knife

a.where

b.wire

c.whale

a.light

c.let

a.eat

b.it

c.ate

a.food

b.foot

c.fold

a.veal

b.veil

c.vile

a.slept

b.slapped

c.slipped

a.sorts

b.shorts

c.shoots

a.ton

b.tongue

c.tool

1）welldone

2）awasteoftime

3）everythingisclear

4）notatall

5）oneofus

6）abowlofrice

7）moreover

8）lateron

9）noend

10）throwaway

11）farandwide

12）tryit

a.Whichwordsarestressedinthissentence?

b.Ithinkyouareright.

c.Whatlanguagedoyoustudy?

d.Shallwecopyoutthetext?

e.Comealong!

f.Whatahotday！

g.Gotoyourplace!

h.Didyouhaveanytroubleingettingin?

i.LannyturnedintoAdderleyStreet.

j.Howmanysyllablesarethereinthisword?

k.That’sawonderfulidea,tobesure.

l.Everyoneagreed,didn’tthay?

m.Ithinkitwasanexcellentidea.

n.Itookittoawatchrepairer.

o.Ibegyourpardon.

BedinSummer

InwinterIgetupatnight

Anddressbyyellowcandle-light.

Insummer,quitetheotherway,

Ihavetogotobedbyday.

Ihavetogotobedandsee

Thebirdsstillhoppingonthetree,

Orhearthegrown-uppeople’sfeet

Stillgoingpastmeinthestreet.

Anddoesitnotseemhardtoyou,

Whenalltheskyisclearandblue,

AndIshouldlikesomuchtoplay,

Tohavetogotobedbyday?

Anairportisaverybusyplace.Besidesthelongrunwaysneededbyplaneswhencomingintolandorwhentakingoff,therearemanyimportantbuildingsonit.Theseareallnearonanother,andthemostimportantoneisthecontroltower,fromwhichsignalsbywirelessaremadetoarrivinganddepartingplanes.Therearealsohangarswhereplanesarekeptuntiltheyareneededandwheretheycanbeoverhauledandrepaired,waitingroomsforpassengers,customsoffices,restaurants,andveryoftenahotel.Iftheairportissomedistancefromatownorarailwaystation,busesmaybeprovidedfortheconvenienceofpassengers.

Muchofthepaperweuseismadefromtrees.Woodsmengointotheforestandcutdownthetrees.Othermencutthetreesintologswhicharetakentothepapermill.Therelargesawscutthelogsintosmallpiecesaboutsixteenincheslong.Thesearethencutintoverysmallpiecesbymanysharpknives.Nowlargevatswhichlooklikebigflatbarrelsreceivethesmallpieces.Inthesevatsthepiecesaremadeintowhatiscalledpulp.Thispulpislaidoncoppernetsandrunbetweenheavyhotrollersthatpressitintopaper.Atlast,aftergoingbetweenmanyrollers,muchofthepaperiswoundintorollsandplacedinast