高一英语听力录音稿及参考答案

Text 1

M: I’m really worried about my grammar exam tomorrow. Grace, could you spare me sometime?

W: I’d like to help you, Peter, but I don’t think I can. I don’t know much about grammar myself.

Text 2

M: Did you pass the English exam?

W: Yes, but I’ve never had such a difficult exam in my life. It’s all about differences between languages.

Text 3

M: Hi, Cathy, did you enjoy yourself at the party last night?

W: I’d have had a better time at the party if I’d known more western customs and their languages.

Text 4

M: Have you copied main points of the lecture made by Professor Black?

W: No, I haven’t got used to his lecture yet. There are so many British words.

Text 5

M: I couldn’t catch what Peter said in our English lessons.

W: Me, neither. Perhaps that is because he is a new comer.

M: Besides, he uses too much different English.

W: Yes, he is from the US.

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M: Shall we make some coffee, Jane?

W: That’s a good idea, I am a little sleepy.

M: It’s ready. Do you want any milk?

W: Just a 1ittle, please. Or it will be too bitter.

M: What about some sugar? Two teaspoonfuls?

W: No, less than that. One teaspoonful is enough. Too much sugar isn’t good for our health.

M: That’s right.

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M: Hi, Mary! Is this seat free?

W: Yes, it is. You’re a lucky dog. There are so many people attending the class.

M: Surprised to see you here. I knew you had little interest in English.

W: But that changed! I need to learn more for living abroad after graduation.

M: Yeah. There will be an English Corner tonight. Shall we go together?

W: What for?

M: Practicing your listening and speaking of English. You will need them while going abroad.

W: Sounds good. But I need some knowledge of England to pass the examinations first.

M: Not just in classes. You can even get more by talking with English native speaker.

W: Really? I’ll try later for sure.

Text 8

W: Hi! Haven’t seen you for a few days. Where have you been?

M: I just came back from a visit to London.

W: Why not tell something about your visit?

M: Yes. Let’s share some of the most famous places of interest in England, such as Big Ben, the Tower of London, the River Thames and so on.

W: Good! The most interesting one first, please.

M: Big Ben, of course. The clock tower of Big Ben has become one of the main symbols of London. It rises up nearly 100 meters to a golden point above the clock and a thirteen ton bell.

W: Did you hear the sound of Big Ben in London?

M: No, I am not so lucky. But the sound of the bell, which we can hear at the beginning of many television and radio programs, has become well known throughout the nation.

Text 9

M: Grace, how many languages do you speak besides English?

W: I speak French.

M: Ah. How well do you speak it?

W: Very well. I can write it, too.

M: Any other languages?

W: I can speak a little German. But I can’t write it at all.

M: A little German. Can’t write. That’s it?

W: Yes.

M: And you want to join our beginners’ class on Chinese?

W: Yes, very much.

M: Well, it’s not going to be easy, you know. It’s very different from English, French or German.

W: I know, but I want to try it.

Text 10

W: Maybe you are just an average student with an average intellect, but you can become a better scholar if you want to, here’s how:

Firstly, plan your time carefully. Make a list of things that you have to do, then make a schedule of your time, deciding on a good, regular time for studying and relaxing.

Secondly, scan before you read. Look a passage over quickly but thoroughly before carefully reading. Scanning may help you double your reading speed.

Thirdly, make good use of your time in class. Listen carefully to everything that is taught.

Last but not the least, develop a good attitude about tests. Tests do more than just provide grades; they let you know what you need to study more, and they help make your new knowledge permanent.



第二节. 书面表达(满分25分)

Dear Jack,

I’m really glad to hear from you and know you are getting along. I think it is common for you not to get used to the life there. Here I have some suggestions for you. First of all, you should respect local customs and involve yourself in the native’s lives. Just as a saying goes, “when in Rome, do as the Romans do”. Secondly, don’t forget to communicate with American students and make friends with them. Friendship will bring you happiness. What’s more, it is better for you to take more outdoor activities with your friends, which may help you relax and have fun. Finally, mind your own manners and remain modest and honest when getting along with your friends.

I hope you can adapt to your new life soon and enjoy your stay there.

Keep in touch.

Yours truly,

Li Hua