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初级听力文本
PreparatoryLesson01
1.forty
2.fifteen
3.ahundredandfifteen
4.threehundredandeighty
5.threethousandfourhundredandeighty
6.twentya
7.thirtyb
8.fourteend
a.Dr.Blakewasn'tbornuntil1934.
b.I'llseeyouatnineforty-five.
c.Shedoesn'tliveinOxfordStreet.
d.Youweren'twithusonthetwenty-firstofMay.
e.I'dliketophoneEastleigh,that'sE-A-S-T-L-E-I-G-H.Sixeighttwodoublefoureight.
f.Mrs.Joneshasanappointmentateightam.
g.AnortheastwindwillbringraintotheLondonareatomorrow.
Nowlistencarefully.
LookatPractice1.Putnumber3inboxA.Putnumber6inboxB.Putnumber7inboxC.Nowaddthenumbers.
LookatPractice2.Putnumber8inboxA.Putnumber2inboxC.Putnumber1inboxB.Addthenumbers.
LookatPractice3.Putnumber7inboxB.Putnumber2inboxC.Putnumber4inboxA.Addthenumbers.
1.Doessheworkinasupermarket?
2.Doessheworkinabank?
3.Doesheworkinachemist?
4.Doesheworkinabigshop?
5.Doessheworkinahotel?
6.Doessheworkinashoeshop?
7.Doesheworkinashoeshop?
1.foureighttwosixthreefour
2.seventwoonefiveosix
3.sixninesevendoubletwofour
4.fivesixfourthreeeighto
1.nineteeneighty-two
2.nineteeneighty-seven
3.nineteenseventy-one
4.fourteenninety-two
5.tensixty-six
6.eighteenthirty-two
1.thefourteenthofJuly
2.thesecondofOctober
3.thetwenty-thirdofMarch
4.Aprilthetenth
5.thethirty-firstofJanuary
1.thirty-twoHighStreet
2.ahundredandfifty-twoPiccadilly
3.forty-eightSuttonRoad
4.eighteenBristolSquare
1.ninethirty
2.tenforty-five
3.eleventen
4.threefifteen
5.sixforty-five
1.DoctorSmith
2.SaintThomas
3.BondStreet
4.Mrs.Archer
5.EtonAvenue
6.EdenSquare
1.C-H-E-S-T
2.D-I-Z-Z-Y
3.F-L-O-W-E-R
4.J-O-K-I-N-G
5.L-E-M-O-N
6.Q-U-I-E-T
7.W-A-V-E
8.G-R-E-A-T
1.Don'tgo.
2.Ican'tsee.
3.Itisn'ttrue.
4.I'lltellyou.
—Myname'sKing.
—Howdoyouspellthat?
—K-I-N-G.IliveinHampstead.
—How'sthatspelt?
—H-A-M-P-S-T-E-A-D.
—Whatdoyoudoforaliving?
—I'majournalist.
—Really?
Doyoulikeit?
—Yes,Ido.It'sveryinteresting.
Woman:
ThisisJohn,Mother.
Mother:
Howdoyoudo?
John:
Howdoyoudo?
Woman:
John'sajournalist.
Mother:
Areyou?
Doyoulikeit?
John:
Well,it'salright.
—Hello,whereareyoufrom?
—Oh,I'mEnglish.
—Really?
Whichpartdoyoucomefrom?
—Well,IliveinLondon,butIwasborninManchester.
—Oh!
—CanyouspeakFrench?
—Alittle.
—Wheredidyoulearnit?
—Atschool.
—Canyouspeakanyotherlanguages?
—I'mafraidnot.
1.shirt
2.skirt
3.socks
4.shirtandtie
5.blouseandskirt
6.pantsandshirt
7.shoesandsocks
8.shoes,socksandpants
9.pants,shirtandsocks
10.skirt,blouseandsweater
1.key
2.toothbrush
3.comb
4.keyanddoor
5.tableandchair
6.toothbrushandcomb
7.bicycleandtire
8.comb,toothbrushandkey
9.bed,tableandchair
1.letter
2.show
3.something
4.read
5.cigarettes
6.taxi
7.bookcase
8.none
9.magazine
10.any
11.policeman
12.policewoman
1.shoes
2.shut
3.window
4.lamp
5.bottle
6.refrigerator
7.newspaper
8.purse
9.clothes
10.bed
11.plate
12.stove
13.radio
14.first
15.second
16.third
17.fourth
18.fifth
1.talking
2.another
3.listening
4.worrying
5.glasses
6.holding
7.walking
8.pointingto
9.lookingat
PreparatoryLesson02
1.eighteen
2.ninety
3.seventeen
4.sevenhundredandeight
5.seventy-eight
6.ahundredandeighty
7.fourteen
8.seventy-six
9.fifty
10.sixty-five
11.ahundredandtwelve
12.twenty-three
13.forty-fivepercent
1.twenty-five
2.thirteen
3.fifteen
4.sixteen
5.sixhundredandfifty
6.ahundredandeighteen
7.fiveandahalf
8.fourfivethreedoubleonenine
J-K-X-E-Y-A-I-G-H-V-W-R
1.S-A-D
2.J-A-M
3.F-R-Y
4.R-E-D
5.B-R-E-N-T
1.twelvefifteen
2.twenty-fivepasttwo
3.aquartertofive
4.halfpastten
5.aquartertonine
6.It'sabouttwentypastone.
7.It'salmostaquartertotwo.
8.It'salmosteleven.
9.It'sexactlyfour.
10.It'sninethirty.
Robert:
Hello,I'mRobert.What'syourname?
Sylvia:
Myname'sSylvia.
Robert:
AreyouFrench?
Sylvia:
No,I'mnot.I'mSwiss.
Ronnie:
Wheredoyoucomefrom?
Susie:
FromSwitzerland.
Ronnie:
Whatdoyoudo?
Susie:
Iworkinatravelagency.
Ronnie:
Doyou?
Iworkinabank.
Tony:
Who'sthatgirloverthere?
George:
Whichone?
Tony:
Thetallonewithfairhair.
George:
That'sLisa.
Tony:
She'snice,isn'tshe?
Frankwantsanewjacket.HeandSallyseesomeinashopwindow.
Frank:
Ilikethatbrownone.
Sally:
They'recheaperintheothershop.
Frank:
Yes,thesearemoreexpensive,butthey'rebetterquality.
Sally:
Let'sgoinandlookatsome.
Kurt:
Georgina...
Georgina:
Yes?
Kurt:
Wouldyouliketocometothecinemathisevening?
Georgina:
Oh,thatwouldbelovely.
Kurt:
Fine....I'llcallforyouataboutsixo'clock.
PeterandAnneareataparty.
Anne:
Who'sthatmanoverthere?
Peter:
That'sTimJohnson.
Anne:
Whatdoeshedo?
Peter:
He'sanairlinepilot.
Anne:
That'saninterestingjob.
Peter:
Yes,butairlinepilotsspendalotoftimeawayfromhome.
Anne:
Theyseealotofinterestingp1aces.
Peter:
Yes,buttheyhavealotofresponsibility.
Anne:
Well,theyearnagoodsalary,don'tthey?
Peter:
That'strue.Buttheyhavetoretirewhentheyarequiteyoung.
1.kitchen
2.sink
3.under
4.over
5.beside
6.teakettle
7.chair
8.curtain
9.plant
10.above
11.left
12.right
1.lyingdown
2.reading
3.drinking
4.milk
5.typingletter
6.turningon
7.water
8.turningoff
9.light
10.making
11.eating
12.bone
13.cooking
14.someone
15.finished
1.son
2.friend
3.wife
4.husband
1.want
2.hungry
3.tired
4.bedroom
5.thirsty
6.dinner
1.livingroom
2.wall
3.above
4.behind
5.TV
6.rug
7.floor
8.under
9.door
10.corner
11.between
1.waitfor
2.bus
3.sleep
4.hot
5.cold
6.dirty
7.look
8.happy
1.tobeabout
2.weather
3.housewife
4.garden
5.automobile
6.mechanic
7.show
8.outdoors
9.winter
10.summer
11.indoors
12.spring
13.flowers
PreparatoryLesson03
1.seventeen
2.seventy
3.ahundredandforty-eight
4.twothousandandseventy
5.threethousandfourhundredandninety-two
6.twenty-one
7.thirty-nine
8.fourhundredandtwenty-twothousand
9.threehundredandsix
10.nineteenthousand
11.ninetythousand
12.twohundredandtwenty-twothousandtwohundredandtwenty-nine
13.ahundredandforty-sixthousand
14.thirty-eightthousand
15.twothousandsixhundredandsixty
16.fivehundredandfourthousand
17.ahundredandeighty-fivethousandsixhundredandsixty
18.twenty-threepercent
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SeewhatyoucanorderfromyourEasywayCatalogue.NowfillinyourEasywayshoppinglist.Youcanfindwomen'ssweatersonPage4.Youcanfindwomen'sshoesonPage7.Youcanfindmen'ssuitsonPage13.Nowwomen'scoats,Page5.Men'scoats,Page15.Children'scoats,Page55.Men'strousers,Page14.Babyclothes,Page40.Children'sdresses,Page44,Men'ssweaters,Page16.Children'sshoes,Page60.LookattheCatalogue.Youcanfindclothesforallthefamily.WelcometoEasywayShopping.We'llsendyouanothercataloguenextmonth.
Joanna:
Wheredidyougoyesterday?
Frank:
IwenttoCroydon.
Joanna:
Didyougoshopping?
Frank:
No,Iwentforaninterview.
Joanna:
Oh,didyougetajob?
Frank:
Yes,IgotajobasaManagementTrainee.
Joanna:
Fantastic.
Angela:
Howdidyougetoninyourexam?
Bob:
Ifailed.
Angela:
Oh,Iamsorry.Whatareyougoingtodonow?
Bob:
I'mgoingtotakeitagain,ofcourse.
Angela:
Whenareyougoingtotakeit?
Bob:
I'mdefinitelynotgoingtotakeituntilnextyear.
Assistant:
Goodmorning.
Tim:
Goodmorning.Wouldyouhavealookatthiswatch,please?
Itdoesn'tkeepgoodtime.
Assistant:
Yes,ofcourse.
Gaby:
Let'shaveaparty.
Edward:
Whatagoodidea.Whenshallwehaveit?
Gaby:
WhataboutSaturdayevening?
Edward:
Fine,andwhereshallwehaveit?
Gaby:
Inyourflat.
Edward:
Oh,youknowwhatmylandlady'slike.Shewon'tletushaveapartythere.
Gaby:
Let'saskDoris.Perhapswecanhaveitinherflat.
MyhusbandandIdon'tliketheschoolsinourarea.Wedon'tthinktheteachersareverygood,andthechildrendon'tlearnverymuch.Somechildrenattheseschoolscan'tread,it'sterrible.Gototheschoolsandlook:
thechildrenfight;someofthemevensmokeanddrink.No,ourchildrencanhaveabettereducationathomewithus.Afterall,wearebothteachers.
1.object
2.getdark
3.music
4.grow
5.sunshine
6.bright
7.place
8.electricity
9.coffee
10.evening
11.relax
12.expensive
13.cheap
14.repair
1.someone
2.chase
3.brush
4.teeth
5.throwout
6.sharpen
7.homework
8.bathroom
9.run
10.warm
11.trash
12.gotobed
1.more
2.below
3.ontheleft
4.egg
5.nexttothelast
6.shelf
7.pillow
8.pairof
1.put
2.sheet
3.lyingdown
4.eye
5.using
6.smiling
7.older
8.couch
1.family
2.father
3.mother
4.husband
5.pairofshorts
6.tree
7.backyard
8.son
9.daughter
10.sister
11.flowers
12.sun
13.cloud
14.children
15.call
16.supper
17.time
PreparatoryLesson04
1.LosAngelestoChicago:
twothousandandfifty-four
2.HoustontoMiami:
onethousandonehundredandninety
3.DetroittoNewYork:
sixhundredthirty-seven
4.MiamitoLosAngeles:
twothousandsixhundredandeighty-seven
5.DetroittoHouston:
onethousandtwohundredandsixty-five
6.NewYorktoLosAngeles:
twothousandsevenhundredand