广东高考口语听说训练《口语无忧》听力答案.docx

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广东高考口语听说训练《口语无忧》听力答案

《口语无忧》广东高考模拟听说训练答案

01

A

Ever`wonderhowdogscanwalkbarefoot['bε?

fut]inthesnow↗?

NowaJapa`nesescientistmayhavetheanswer—an︶insidecentralheatingsystem.Thesecretliesinhowdogs`circulate['s?

:

kjuleit]theirblood/topreventcold`surfacesfromchillingtherest︶oftheirbodies↘.

Thesystemuseswarmbloodtoheatthecoldblood/before`returningittothedog’sheart/and`centralcircu`lation.Dogsexchange`heatatthe`end︶oftheirlegs.Arterialbloodflows[fl?

uz]tothe`end︶oftheir`legs/andthenheats︶upvenousblood.Inotherwords↘,theyhavea`heatexchangesystemintheir`feet↘.

B

三问

Howoldisyourson?

Whatmajordoesyoursonwanttotakeinthefuture?

Howdoyougetalongwithyourson?

五答

24.

Tofindagoodjob.

Playingtheguitar.

Beingamusicproducer.

Likefriends.

C

IwaslonelywhenIwenttoajuniorhighschool,butagiftaboygavemeoccasionallychangedmycharacter.Itwashissmile.Onedaytheboy,whowasastrangertomethen,cameintoourclassroom.Whenhepassedme,hesmiledatme.Thissmilebroughtmehappinessandwarmth.FromthenonIbegantogetclosetoothersandmadefriendswiththem.Theboywiththesmileisoneofmybestfriendsnow.

02

A

Althoughtheyareanaturalphenomenon[f?

'n?

m?

n?

n]↗,duststormshavebeenoccurring`moreoftenrecently['ri:

sntli]↘.It︶isafactthatunreasonableherdingofanimals/andexploitationofgrasslands/areres`ponsibleforthema`jorityofduststorms.Thismeansthatduststormsarelargelyaresultofhumanactions;inotherwords↘,theyarecon`trollable.

Weseemtothink,however↘,thateconomic[,i:

k?

'n?

mik]developmentandpreservationoftheenvironmentcan`notgohandinhand↘.Formostcountries,economicdevelopmentcomesfirst,attheexpenseoftheenvironment.It︶ishightime/everyonecametograsptheconsequencesofoverusingtheearth’sresources,includingthemisuseoflandinthepursuit[p?

'su:

t]ofeconomicwealth↘.

B

Whattimewillitstart?

Whoelsewillbeinvited?

Doyouwantmetotakeyouthere?

Shehadtofinishherhomework.

Ontheschoolplayground.

Abouttwoandahalfhours.

Aredsonginchorus.

Herfather.

C

MybrotherHenryworkedinabank.Hehadagoodsalaryandabrightfuture.However,hemadeadecisiontoresignfromthebank.Iwasconfusedabouthisdecision,tryingtopersuadehimtogiveuptheidea.Hedidn’tlistentome,andexplainedtomethatit’scountingmoneythathewantedtoleave.Althoughit’sapleasantjobworkinginthebank,allhisworkwastocountmoney,whichwasdepressing.Hewouldcounthisownmoneyratherthancountothers’!

03

A

Perhapsthetiger,the`largestcatontheplanet['pl?

nit],isthe`mostdistinct/of︶allanimalsindangerofextinction[iks'ti?

k?

?

n]↘.Atigercanbeupto4metreslong/and︶overametrehigh,weighingupto225kilos↘.Theyhave`beautifulfurwithblackorbrownstripes[straips].Theymainlyhuntanimalslikedeer↗,wildharesandpigs↘,sometimesthey`alsohuntbirdsorevenfrogs.Theycaneatasmuchas40kilosofmeatinonemeal.Fiftyyearsago/therewerebetween25,000and30,000tigerslivinginAsia,butthenumberhas`fallen['f?

:

l?

n]tobetween5,000and7,000sincethe1980s↘.

B

Whohavemoreproblem,boysorgirls?

Shouldparentsandtheirchildrentakepartinsomeactivitiestogether?

Whatelsedoyouadviseparentstodo?

Heworksatthe“NewYorkTimes”.

Treatthemequally.

Becausetheywillunderstandeachotherbetter.

No.

C

AnoldmanwhowentintoacafeteriainAmericaforthefirsttimewaspuzzledwhynowaitersservedhimasitwasinotherrestaurants.Awomancustomertoldhimlaterthatheshouldfetchthefoodhewantedhimselfinacafeteria.HelaterfoundlifeinAmericaislikeacafeteria.Thosewhoarewaitingforsomeonetobringsuccesstothemcanneverachievesuccess.Asamatteroffact,lifeisacafeterianotonlyinAmerica,butalsoinanyotherplace.

04

A

Earthisthe`onlyplanet/wherewatercanexistinliquid['likwid]formonthe`surface,butonly`onepercentofthewaterisdrinkable['dri?

k?

bl]↘.Most︶ofitisfrozen↗orsalty↘.It’sabout24,920milesaroundtheearthattheequator,whichmeansitwouldtake33,000,000peopleholdinghandstoreachallthewayaround.ThelandonEarthismade︶ofseveralplates/andat`onetimeall︶oftheseplateswerejoinedtogether,makingitpossibletowalkfromoneside︶oftheearthtotheother↘.Buttheplatesareindividual[,ind?

'vid?

u?

l]piecesandtheyarealwaysmoving.Sothelandkeeps`driftingapart[?

'pɑ:

t]slowly↘.

B

Isitdifficulttolearnthetango?

Whendoyouhavethedancinglessons?

Canyouteachmetodance?

Yesterday.

Thetango.

Lookforapartnerwhoisgoodatit.

Sherests.

AtMary’shouse.

C

Mr.Whitedoesn’twantotherstoknowthatheisnear-sighted,soheneverwearsglasses.Onewintermorningwhenhewaswalkingonavillageroad,astrongwindblewoffhishat.Hehadtorunafterit,wonderingwhyitmovedsofastandranintoahouseasifithadlegs.Hewasrunningintothehousewhenabigwomanstoppedhimandshoutedangrily,“Whatareyourunningaftermyhenfor?

”

05

A

Youngpeoplenow/much`preferonlinechatsandtextmessages.Thesehavebeenontherisefor`years/butarenowthreatening['θretni?

]theuseofe-mail,muchastheyhavealreadyreplacedphonecalls↘.Major['meid?

?

]Internetcompanies/arerespondingwithmessageservices/thatarefocusedonimmediategratification.The`problemwithe-mail,youngpeoplesay,isthatitinvolves[in'v?

lvz]a`boringlylongprocessofsigningintoanaccount,typingoutasubjectlineandthensendingamessage/thatmightnotbereceived↗oransweredforhours.However,it︶isalsobelieved/thatthelooser↗,briefer['bri:

f?

]↗andlessgrammaticalthewriting,thelessdeepthethoughtsandemotionsbehind︶it.

B

Isyourapartmentfarfromhere?

Whatdoyouthinkofouruniversity?

Whichcitydoyoucomefrom?

Itisoppositethetenniscourtandbehindthelibrary.

Aboutthreeweeksago.

Aboutfiveorsixblocks./Abouta10minutes’walk.

Theacademicatmosphere.

Inthesoutheast.

C

Whenawisemanknewayoungmanwhowaspickingupstarfishesonthebeachthrowingthemintotheseatosavetheirlives,hesaidtheyoungmancouldn’tpossiblymakeadifferencebecausethereweretoomanystarfishesalongthelongbeach.Butheyoungmanthrewanotherstarfishintothesea,sayingthatwhathehasdomadeadifferencetothatone.Thestoryistellinguswemustfindoutourgoalandtakeaction,inwhichwaywe’llmakeadifferencetoourlife.

06

A

A`laskaisthe`largeststateoftheUSA,with︶anareaofover1,500,000squarekilometers,butit︶is`separatedfromtheothermainland['meinl?

nd]statesbyCanada↘.Itwasadmittedasthe49thstatein1959.Itspopulationnowisabout700,000.TheoriginalinhabitantsarethoughttohavemigratedovertheBeringLandBridge/aswellasfromtheArctic/asearlyas10,000yearsago↘.ThefirstEuropeansettlement['setlm?

nt]wasestablishedin1784byRussianfurtraders↘.ThisstatewaspurchasedfromRussiain1867for$7,200,000.However,toRussia’sfrustration[fr?

s'trei?

?

n]↘,`goldwasdiscoveredheresoonafter.

B

Howmanysetsofstampsdoyouhave?

Whendidyoustartcollectingstamps?

Whydoyoulikecollectingstamps?

Collectingstamps.

Hisfather.

eighteen.

OnAug.18th,2005.

Thescenery-subjectstamps.

C

LucyBrowntriedtotransferhercowstoahigherplacebeforeherfarmwascompletelycoveredbyaflood.Butshehitherheadonafallentreetrunkandfaintedontheway.Fortunately,oneofherfavoritecownamedJackieaccompaniedherandhelpedhertoahigherplaceaftershecameround,whichwasthenan”island”trappedbyfloods.Ahelicopterfoundherandtookherawaylater.

Whenthefloodssubsidedtwodayslater,Lucyimmediatelyreturnedtothe“island”,onlyfindnothing.Shewasverysadbecausehercowhadsavedher.

07

A

Foreveryone,inordertomakeanOlympicchampion,the`bestchoicemaybetakingmillionsofyoungpeoplearoundtheworld/tobeinspiredtochooseOlympicsport.?

I’mdelighted[di'laitid]wehavewith︶ustoday/representativesofthenextgeneration[,d?

en?

'rei?

?

n]↘.We’reserious['si?

ri?

s]aboutinspiringyoungpeople.

AndthankstoLondon’smulti-culturalmixof200nations,theyalsorepresenttheyouthoftheworld.Theirfamilieshavecomefromeverycontinent.Theypractice`everyreligion[ri'lid?

?

n]↗and`everyfaith.WhatunitestheminLondonwillbetheirloveofsport/andtheirheartfeltdreamofbringingtheOlympicGamestoourcity↘.

B

Howhaveyoubeenrecently?

AreyouavailablethisSaturday?

Whatisyourfavouritewaytorelax?

Worriedabouthertests.

Thisafternoon.

Threeweeks.

AtPeople’sTheater.

5.

C

OnedaywhenmysisterandIweretalkingwithsomefriendsinapark,Isawagirlwithsomemoneyinherhandsittingonachair,wheremysister’sjacketwaslying.Mysistercheckedherjacket,butdidn’tfindhermoney.Webelievedthegirlhadstolenthemoney,soweforcedhertogiveusthemoneyinherhand.Butwhenwegotbackhome,Mothertoldmysisterthathermoneywasonthetableinthesittingroom.Thegirldidn’tstealmysister’smoney,butwehadrobbedhers!

08

A

Olivermanagedtodrawhisfirstbreath,andthenan`nouncedhisarrival[?

'raiv?

l]/totherestoftheworkhouse↘.Hismotherraisedher`palefaceandwhispered['wisp?

d],“Letmeseethe`child,anddie.”

Thedoctorturnedawayfromthefire,wherehehadbeenwarminghishands.“Youmustnottalk︶about`dyingyet,”hesaidtoherkindly.Hegaveherthechild↘.Lovingly,she`kissedthebabyonhisforehead['f?

:

hed]