高三英语听力试题

第一节

1. How didthe woman feel after a swim in the ocean? A. Cold

A. The weather is bad. 3. Where are the speakers? A. In a bank A. Chocolate 5. What is the man第二节

听第六段材料，回答地A. He broke his arm. 7. What will the man do next? A. Have a rest. 听第7段材料，回答

B. Ask Rosana for help.

8、9题。

B. Watch people do the dishes.

C. Stay in the fish tank quietly. C. Go to the hospital for an X-ray

6、7题。

B. He twisted his wristed.

C. He damaged his table.

6. What happened to the man? A. He got lost in town.

B. At the Customs

B. Cookies

’s problem?

B. He failed to find his wife.

C. He can

’t get into his car.

C. In a library

C. Milk.

4. What are the speakers mainly talking about?

B. Frightened B. He doesn

’t like tennis.

C. Excited

C. He will go fishing with Alex.

2. Why won’t the man go to the gym?

8. What did the two goldfish like to do? A. Jump out of water.

9. What did the woman do the next day? A. She covered the fish tank with a lid. B. She put both of the fish into the sink. C. She moved the tank out of the kitchen. 听第8段材料，回答第A. 4years. A. Energy.

A. It has changed people

10至12题。

B. 19 years. B. Tourism.

’s lifestyle.

C. 25 years. C. Engineering.

10. How long has the man worked for his company? 11. What industry is the man working in?

12. How has the man’s company influenced Pennsylvania?B. It has harmed the environment. C. It has brought chances of jobs. 听第9段材料，回答第A. On Sunday. A. A few minutes. 15. What is the manA. He can

13至16题。

B. On Tuesday. B. Forty-five minutes. ’s trouble?

C. On Monday. C. An hour.

13. When does the conversation take place?

14. How long does a tour of the underground passage take?

’t walk too much.

B. He must wait in a long queue. C. He isn’t able to spare enough time.16. What does the man decide to do in the end? A. Book a ticket in advance. B. Give up the trip to Canada. C. Tour around on a sightseeing bus. 听第10段材料，回答A. Proud.

A. In a furniture shop. 19. Where did the speaker

17至20题。

B. Disappointed. B. In an art studio.

C. Worried. C. In an art school.

17. How did the speaker’s parents most probably feel about his work as a glass artist?18. Where did the speaker find his first job?

’s website become popular?

A. After a few of his works were sold to a sportsman. B. After he was interviewed by a national newspaper. C. After a reviewer made comments about his work. 20. What does the speaker like doing at the weekend? A. Hill walking.

B. Cycling.

C. Running.

听力录音稿Text 1

M: Did you enjoy your trip to Alaska?

W: Yes, but I trembled for half an hour after I swam in the water. M: That’s freezing.Text2

W: It is such a nice day that I thought we might go to the gym to play tennis. M: I wish you had called earlier. IText3

M: I’m going to be here for a short time. I

’d like to open a checking account.

W: All right. Here are the rules. Read them carefully and sign your name here. Text4

W: Don’t tell me you are them all again!

M: Well, I love them to death. I don’t like cookies with chocolate at all. But nuts are different. Tell you what, nuts cookies taste even better with a glass of cold milk. Text 5

M: I’m locked out of my car. We parked it here and went into town but then my wife couldnthe keys.

W: Do you need emergency service?

M: Thanks, we should be ok. We have a spare set of keys at home.

’ve promised Alex that I will go fishing with him.

Text6 M: Ow!

W: Is your wrist still hurting you?

M: Yeah, actually it is. It hurts when I move my arm. W: It’s been, what, three days now? I thought youbetter if you have a good rest. I wouldn’d get

just ignore it ---- you might have broken something. It might be worth getting it X-rayed.

M: But I just twisted it slightly when I fell against the table …

W: Even so, you’re best getting it looked at. Why don you go and see Rosana in reception? She ’ｔ

is the first-aid person. She

’ll know.

M: Good idea. Text7

W: Did I ever tell you about the time I kept loads of fish? M: No, I don

’t think so.

W: Well, I had some goldfish. And they lived in a fish tank above the kitchen sink. But these two fish were really active----they loved to jump in the air, especially when someone was doing the dishes. M: No way!

W: Seriously! The next day, I put a lid across the top of the tank. Then I went on a business trip for a couple of days. When I came back, I ran into the kitchen and saw the tank was empty. M: Oh, no!

W: The fish had jumped out of the tank! They were lying in the sink! Fortunately, there was some water in it. Text8

W: How long have you worked for your company? M: For twenty-five years. Since I left college. W: So, when did you study engineering?

M: I started college when I was nineteen and I qualified as an engineer about four years later. W: And have you always lived in Pennsylvania?

M: No. I lived in lots of different places. In the energy business, you live where the work is. W: Have the local people been friendly? M: Yes, they have. Well. Most people anyway. W: Ah, but not everyone?

M: Some people didn’want t us here in the beginning because they were worried aboutthe environment. But the changes have been good for this place. It’brought s jobs back to Pennsylvania. So I think most people have understand how important this is…

Text9

W: When does it open?

M: It is open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday… Would you like to book a ticket for tomorrow? There is usually a long queue for the Catacombs but if you book it here you don

need to queue. M: Sounds good. But, I

’d like to know how long it lasts?

’t

t

’W: The tour through the underground passage is forty-five minutes long and you might have to wait for a few minutes at the beginning. So, about an hour in total. M: Is there much walking? I canM: Oh dear. Perhaps I

’t walk very far you see.

W: Well, there are some steps down under the ground at the beginning and then at the end.

’d better choose something else.

…

W: Have you been on the sightseeing bus? It takes you all around ParisText10

M: Hello, my name is Lukas Royle, and I am a glass artist. I must say that is wasnparents had hoped Iskilled technician. I

’ve always been artistic. I was lucky enough to find a job in a furniture shop

’d managed to save up a bit of money, so I

’d get. According to them, a much more suitable thing to do was to work as a

’t the job that my

while I was still at art school. By the time I graduated I

could rent a small studio and start my life as an independent artist.

I took part in various exhibitions and one day a few pieces of mine were sold to a well-known sportsman. He showed them to some of his friends. They then started dropping into my studio to see how I worked. Reviews are important for an artist. Mt works caught an art reviewerhe spoke highly of them in the magazine he wrote for. After that, loads more people visited my website, and I was interviewed by a national newspaper.

I do work a lot, but of course I have time off too. A lot of my friends are into hill walking. I am not so interested in that and prefer cycling, which a bunch of us often do at weekend. I used to go running with a couple of neighbors, but I

’ve been that up because I don

’s

’t have that much time