全新版大学英语听说教程3听力测试1.docx

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全新版大学英语听说教程3听力测试1

全新版大学英语听说教程3听力测试1

　　　　　　TapescriptofTest1　　PartA　　Directions:

You’regoingtoheareightshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversationaquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Boththeconversationandthequestionwillbereadonlyonce.Listencarefullyandchoosetherightanswertoeachquestionyouhear.（8points）Conversation1:

　　M:

YoursonPetercertainlyshowsalotofenthusiasmforactionwonderhowhecanaffordthetime.W:

Metoo.Ionlywishhe’dshowasmuchinhisstudies.Q:

Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

Conversation2　　M:

You’vespenttoomuchtimedoingcoursework,Sally.Don’tyouthinkyoushouldgooutandgetsomefreshair?

W:

Thanksfortheadvice.ButthisishowIrelievemystress.I’drathernotgettoofarbehind.Q:

Whatcanyouinferfromthewoman’sresponse?

Conversation3:

　　M:

I’mhavingtroublemakingendsmeet.ItlookslikeIhavetomakeanotherphonecalltomyparents.W:

Idon’tthinkitwouldbeaproblemifyoucutdownonthediscsyoubuy.Q:

Whatdoesthewomanmean?

Conversation4:

　　W:

Ihopeyouenjoyedthemovielastnight.Iwasn’tsureIwould.M:

Iwasn’teither,butonceitstarted,Isimplygotgluedtothescreen.Q:

Whatcanyoulearnfromtheconversation?

Conversation5:

　　M:

Congratulations!

Iheardyourdebatingteamhasreachedthefinal.　　W:

Yes,we’reallexcitedaboutit.Nowwe’reworkinghardtogetwell-prepared.Q:

Whatwillthewoman’steamprobablydo?

Conversation6:

　　W:

Billisagreatguy.Henearlygotkilledwhenhetriedtorescueanoldladyfromafireyesterday.M:

Well,I’mnotsurprised.Iknowthat’snotthefirstdangeroussituationhe’sbeenin.Q:

WhichofthefollowingadjectivesbestdescribesBill?

Conversation7:

　　M:

WhatkindoffatheramI?

Mydaughterissick.Shehashadafeverforacoupleofdays.ButIdidn’tevenknowaboutit.　　W:

Don’tblameyourselftoomuch.You’vebeentoomuchinvolvedinthecompany’sworktonoticeit,Iguess.Youreallyshouldtakesometimeoff.　　Q:

Whatdoyouknowaboutthemanfromtheconversation?

Conversation8:

　　M:

IsMarystillinacriticalcondition?

　　W:

I’mafraidso,butwe’vekeptthenewsfromhermother.Q:

WhatdoweknowaboutMary’smother?

　　PartD　　Directions:

You’llheartwoconversations.Eachwillbereadonce.Listencarefullyandchoosetherightanswerstothequestionsyouhear.（7points）　　Conversation1:

　　W:

WhatareyougivingJulieforValentine’sDay?

　　M:

Oh,isitthattimeoftheyearalready?

I’dcompletelyforgottenaboutit.　　W:

Ifyouwanttokeepyourwifehappy,youshouldneverforgetimportantdayslikeherbirthday,yourweddinganniversary,orValentine’sday.　　M:

It’ssohardforme.JuliehasneverletmeforgetthatImissedouranniversarylastmonth.W:

Littlethingslikethatmeanalottowomen.M:

Well,doyouhaveanygoodideasforagift?

W:

Ialwayslikeaboxofchocolates.　　M:

Julielikeschocolatesofcourse,butsheistryingtolosesomeweight.Iprobablyshouldn’tdoanythingtomakeithardforher.　　W:

Howaboutflowers?

That’ssomethingeveryonelikes.　　M:

Yes,flowersarenice.Iamwonderingifitshouldbesomethingalittlemorespecialtomakeupformyblunderlastmonth.　　W:

Jewelryisalwaysgood.　　M:

Ithinkyou’vegotit.IbelieveJuliehasbeenhintingthatshe’dlikeastringofpearls.Everytimewegoshoppingshestopsatthejewelrycountertolookatpearls.IthinkitwouldmakeherhappyjusttoseethatIhavebeenlittleobservant.　　W:

Well,there’sthatproblemsolved.Trynottowaituntilthelastminute.It’seasiertoshopwhenyoudon’tfeelpressured.　　M:

Goodadvice.It’sareallyluckythingtohaveafriendlikeyou.　　Questions9to12arebasedontheconversationyou’vejustheard.　　9.WhoisJulie?

　　10.Whichofthefollowingistrueoftheman?

　　11.Whatwilltheman’swifereceiveforthisyear’sValentine’sDay?

12.Whatcanyoulearnfromtheconversation?

　　Conversation1:

　　M:

Mary,what’syouropinionaboutopeningourownbusinessaftertransferringfromthearmy?

Idon’twanttowaitforthegovernmenttoassignmeajob.　　W:

Whatdidyousay?

Areyououtofyourmind?

　　M:

I’mserious.Yousee,thegovernmentiscallingonustocreateopportunitiesforourselves.Besides,I’vegainedmuchknowledgeandexperiencebeinginthearmy.I’msureIcanrunmyownbusinesssuccessfully.　　W:

That’snotthewayIseeit.Openingabusinessmeanthatyouwouldnolongerhavefixedsalary.Whatshallweliveon?

　　M:

Oh,comeon.Asthesayinggoes,“Wherethere’sawill,there’saway.”I’msurewebeabletosupportourselvesbymeansofhardwork.　　W:

Iguesswejustcan’tseeeyetoeyeonthis.M:

Iguessnot.　　Questions13to15arebasedontheconversationyou’vejustheard.13.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?

14.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?

15.Whatcanweinferfromtheconversation?

　　PartC　　Directions:

Listentothepassagethreetimesandfillintheblankswiththemissingwords.（10points）　　Didyouknowthatoneoutofeverytenpeopleintheworldareleft-handed?

Anddidyoualsoknowthatinmanycountriesleft-handednessisstillthoughtofasbeingwrong?

InIndia,forexample,youshouldn’teatwithyourlefthand.　　Evenatthebeginningofthe20thcenturyleft-handednesswasconsideredtobeasignofweakness.16）Researchersusedtotryandprovethatleft-handedpeopleweremorelikelytocommit17）murder,orhavereadingproblemsthanright-handedpeople.　　18）Fortunately,notallculturesthinklikethis.InChinabothsidesareneededfor19）harmony.　　Left-handednesscaninfactbean20）advantageinsport.Manyleft-handed21）boxersandtennisplayershaveachievedoutstandingsuccess.Thisispartlybecauseoftheelementofsurprisethelefthandcanofferandpartlybecauseleft-handedpeople’s22）brainsworkquicker.　　Nevertheless,thisisstillaright-handedpeople’sworld.Andsthiscanbeclearlyseenwhenyou’rebuyingeverydaythingslikescissorsorgolfclubs.23）Eventhemostordinaryhouseholditermssuchasironsorcan-openersaredesignedforright-handedpeople.　　But,here’ssomegoodnewsforallleft-handedpeople.ThereisashopinLondonwhichsellsgoodsespeciallyforleft-handedpeople.It’scalledAnythingLeft-handed.　　There24）youcanbuyanythingfromleft-handedpocketcalculatorstoknivesandcoffeemugs.Infactyoucanevenbuywatchesforthelefthandwhichworkanti-clockwise.25）Peoplewhobuythingsfromtheshopsayitjustmakestheireverydaylifemucheasier.　　　　PartD　　Directions:

You’llhearthreepassages.Eachwillbereadonlyonce.Choosetherightanswerstothequestionsyouhear.（10points）　　Passage1　　Manypeoplesufferfromsomeformofextremeanxiety.Someexperienceoccasionalattacksofpanicforalmostnoreason.Othersgoaroundinastateofcontinualuneasiness.Howcananxietybecontrolled?

Onewayisforpatientstotakedrugswhichhelpmanagetheiranxiety.Patientswhotakethesedrugssaythattheyareabletowork,tosleepandtogotoplacestheyfearedtovisitbefore.Buttheeffectsofthedrugsonthehumanbody,especiallyonthenervoussystem,havenotbeenknownforalongtime.　　Scientistshavestartedaseriesofstudiestoidentifytheeffectsofthedrugsonthebrainandhavegainedsomeinsightintothecostsandbenefitsoftheanti-anxietydrugs.Theyarevaluablebecausetheycanreducetheeffectsofexpectedfailure,frustrationanddisappointment.Buttheirvaluedemandsaprice.Twoeffectsofthedrugsareobviouslyharmful.First,theyweakenaperson’sabilitytoreacttochanges;second,theyfailtohelpapersondealwithunexpectedtroubles.Itisfairlysurethatpeoplewillmeetwithproblemstheyhaveneverexpected,sotheseharmfuleffectsmaymakethepriceofanti-anxietydrugstoohigh.　　Questions26to28arebasedonthepassageyou’vejustheard.　　26.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytellus?

　　27.Whatharmfuleffectscananti-anxietydrugshaveonapatient?

28.Whatisthespeaker’sattitudetowardanti-anxietydrugs?

　　Passage2　　ElizabethBlackwellwasbornin1821inEngland.HerfamilymovedtotheUnitedStateswhenshewas11.There,　　severalyearslater,afamilyfriendwhosufferedfromcancersuggestedtoherthatshestudymedicine.Thedyingfriendsaidthatperhapshersicknesswouldhavebeenbetterunder-stoodifshehadbeentreatedbyawoman.Elizabethknewthatnowomanhadeverbeenpermittedtostudyinamedicalcollege,butshebegantothinkabouttheideaseriouslyafterthefrienddied.　　Supportedbyherfamily,shebegantostudymedicineprivatelywithadoctor.LatershewasacceptedbyGenevaMedicalCollegeinNewYorkStateandgraduatedin1849withhighhonors.ShebecamethefirstwomanintheWesternworldtohavecompletedmedicalschooltraining.　　Dr.Blackwellhadmanydreams.Onewastostartahospitalforwomenandchildren:

anotherwastobuildamedicalschooltotrainwomandoctors.Aftermanyyears’sstruggleagainsteverykindofopposition,shefinallysucceededinopeningthefirstmedicalcollegeforwomeninNewYorkin1868,andasecondonelaterinLondon.In1871shefoundedtheBritishNationalHealthSociety.　　ElizabethBlackwellbelievedthatthetruereponsibilityofdoctorswastopreventdisease.Shestatedpprograminwhichdoctorsvisitedpatientsintheirhomesandtaughtthembasichygieneabouthousecleaningandfoodpreparationsothatsicknesscouldbeprevented.Andshestartedtheprogramofdiseasepreventioninherschools.Itwasthefirsttimetheideaofpreventingdiseasewastaughtatamedicalcollege.　　Dr.Blackwelldiedin1910,attheageof89.Sheisrememberedforhercontributiontothecauseofmedi