200915高考英语二级试题录音文本及答案.docx

1、200915高考英语二级试题录音文本及答案2008年3月Text1. M: Hey, Mrs. Jackson. Would you like some help? Let me carry the box for you. W: No, no. I can do it all right, but could you hold the door open for me, please?M: Certainly. Text 2. W: Yes?M: Id like two single tickets, please. W: Where to?M: To Kings Street. W: Th

2、ats seven pounds forty. M: Thanks. Text 3. W: Beat the eggs, add a little milk, and some salt and pour them into the pan. M: Sorry. Could you repeat that, please?Text 4. M: I cannot remember the date for handing in the term paper. W: I think its the last day of the class. But Professor Carter said n

3、ot to wait until the last minute. Text 5. W: I like the skirt. but the colorM: You know, Miss. The bright yellow lights in the shop make things a little different here. Thats why the blue skirt appears green. Text6W: Hello, is this Technical Support?M: Yes, it is. How may I help you?W: Well, I bough

4、t a computer last week, but now the cup-holder on it is broken. How do I go about getting that fixed?M: Im sorry, but did you say “a cup-holder”?W: Yes, its fixed to the side of my computer. M: Please excuse me, but I just dont understand. How did you get this cup-holder? Did you get it at a trade s

5、how? Does it have anything written on it?W: It came with my computer. It just has“4X”on it. M: Ohhhh, thats not a cup-holder. Its the CD. ROM Drive. Its not for holding cups. Text7W: How did you get interested in country music?M: Well, when my wife and I first got our record player, we started buyin

6、g all kinds of records. Soon, I found I was buying more country music records than any other kind. W: How did you start working for the radio station?M: I thought there should be a radio program of country songs, so I went to CBC and suggested it. That was how we started the program called “Golden C

7、ountry Time”. W: Then you were asked to write articles to explain the background of the songs. M: Yes, but soon I got tired of running to the library to find information, so I started buying country song books and building up my own library. Text8W: You know, I heard that in some schools. theyre all

8、owing students to choose their own courses from now on. M: You mean theyre getting rid of course requirements altogether?W: Thats right. If you dont want to take, for example, language or math, you dont have to. Can you believe it?M: I think thats a great idea. I wonder why they dont let us do it he

9、re. Choosing their own courses makes students more interested in their studies, so theyll learn and achieve more that way. W: Oh, I dont think so. I think students will just do the courses they like, so they will lose the chance to learn some useful things. M: Well, maybe. But if you take courses yo

10、u dont like, you end up hating school. This way, youd end up loving school. Text9W: Its James birthday today. Were going to see The Rebel after school. What to go?M: After school? Ive got to study for the chemistry test tomorrow. W: Dont worry. The test will be easy. M: Er I dont know. What time is

11、the film?W: Four fifteen. M: I think Ill stay back in school and do some review first. Then Ill join you. W: OK. Well get the tickets first. You meet us at Kellys Corner at four oclock. Well be having some ice cream there before the film starts. M: Lets go to the bookstore in St. Georges after the f

12、ilm. Theres a sale and Id like to get The Da Vinci Code. W: OK. See you later at Kellys. Text10(W:)As a waitress, I see a lot of differences in the tips my customers give me. The worst kind of customers are those who are the most impatient people to serve, and then, they leave me nothing. A step abo

13、ve them is the second type of customers who must think they are great tippers. If they order a five-dollar-ninety-five beer, Ill get six dollars and be told to keep the change. Even so, these customers let me know they expect quick service. The next type are those who leave the normal fifteen percen

14、t tip. They are often quiet and orderly. These people are always welcome, especially after Ive dealt with the other two types. But in the last type, I find my waitress dream come true. These customers order a five dollar ninety-five beer and pay eight dollars with a cheerful “Keep the change”, even

15、if the beer happens to come through slowly. To make things even nicer, these customers order the rest of the evening, adding big tips every time. The variety makes my job interesting, but I have to admit that I like the last two types best. 答案：1-5BAACA 6-7 BA 8-10ACB 11-13AAC 14-17AAAB 18-20BCC(2008

16、年9月PETS一2真题) Text1. W: Ive been trying to call Sunny for over an hour but the lines been busy. Who do you think she is talking to?M: Her parents, or her boyfriend in Boston. Text 2. W: Johnsons travel. Can I help you?M: I read about the special price for the plane ticket in the newspaper today. Would you please tell me more