2016新版高中英语听力原文课下作业 北师大版选修7

2016新版高中英语听力原文课下作业 北师大版选修7 附录:听力原文 阶段仿真检测(一) (Text 1) M: How did your parents like the play they saw last week? W: My mother thought the language was terrible, but my father liked it. (Text 2) M: Does Rose Hunter live here? I have a letter for her, but her name is not on the mailbox. W: Yes. She lives beneath us on the second floor. (Text 3) W: I heard that Janet has left her job. M: Why? I thought she was making good money. W: She couldn't stand it. She was working up to 60 hours a week. (Text 4) M: Wake up. We're getting ready to land. W: I'm still tired. Did you have a sleep? M: No. I'm too excited. You'll feel better when we're walking around in London. W: I hope so. (Text 5) M: Sally, do you remember you promised to go out with me some weekend? W: Of course I remember my promise, Jack. M: Will this weekend do? W: I'm afraid not. Sandy already invited me out. Sorry. (Text 6) M: Hello, Mary. I can't wait to tell you — I am going home this Sunday, September 30th. I'll take Flight TA 337 from Dubai and will arrive in Beijing at about 6 pm. W: Really? That's so great. M: Well, it's been quite a long time from last June to this September. I miss you and our daughter every day. W: We miss you too, John. I'll take Lily to the airport and wait for you at the exit. (Text 7) W: Hi, Johnny. Do you want to go to the cinema on Tuesday? M: Sorry, I can't. I'm going swimming with Anna. W: Then what are you doing on Thursday? M: I haven't decided yet. Shall we eat at the French restaurant? W: I went there last week. It was very expensive. The Chinese one down the road is much cheaper. M: What's it called? W: Beijing Roast Duck Restaurant. M: Oh, yes, I know the one. Let's try it. (Text 8) W: Hello, Mike. Are you doing a part-time job? M: Yes. I'm working two nights a week at a café. W: Do they pay you well? M: Not bad. W: Well, I just got a part-time job at the post office. M: Did you? That's good. So you'll be earning some extra money, too. W: Yeah. May I ask a personal question? M: It depends. What do you want to know? W: What do you do with the money you earn? Do you spend it immediately or do you just save it? M: Well, I spend some of it on books and entertainment. I also save some for trips. W: I see. Thank you. M: Hope you enjoy your part-time job. (Text 9) W: Mr Miller, you are late for work! M: I'm very sorry. W: Why did you get here so late? M: It's a long story. W: I'd like to hear it. M: Last night there was an exciting football match on TV, France against Germany. You know, I am a football fan. It ended at 3:00 am. So I got up late this morning. W: Did you catch the train? M: No, I called for a taxi. There were a lot of cars and buses on the highway. Unfortunately an accident happened and caused a traffic jam. I was very worried. W: What happened after that? M: The police came, but everyone had to wait for a long time. When I finally got to the office, it was already 10 o'clock. W: I hope you won't be late again. Otherwise I will fire you. M: I'll never be late again. (Text 10) W: Charles, I want to ask if you know anything about hotels on the Costa Rica. M: Why? No, I'm afraid I can't be very much help to you there. W: Well, it's just that we've been thinking of taking the family to Spain this summer and at this rather late stage we're trying to organize ourselves a suitable hotel. But I thought that you'd been to the Costa Rica. M: It's certainly a bit late. But have you looked at the advertisements? W: Well, yes. As a matter of fact I read one this morning in the Sunday Paper which sounded wonderful. M: For a hotel? W: Yes. Just outside Barcelona. It's said that this hotel is right on the beach, and that's essential as far as we're concerned. M: I know just what you mean. W: And all the rooms have balconies facing the sea and overlooking the beach. The food is good too. M: Then why bother asking if it's so good? W: Well, you can never tell, can you? M: Of course. The only way to find out for certain is to go and try it. W: Yes, I agree with you. 阶段仿真检测(二) (Text 1) M: Excuse me, what's the price of this computer? W: We give a discount of 20% until this Sunday, so you can take it for $4,000. Next week there will be only a 10% discount. (Text 2) M: How about going to the cinema tonight? W: Why not? It's much better than watching a boring TV show or playing cards. (Text 3) M: The computer game is wonderful. It makes me relaxed. W: But you can just go to sleep for a rest instead. It is a total waste of time. M: But the game is entertaining at the same time. (Text 4) M: Hey, Jane. You look tired. What's wrong? W: I've been busy practicing driving all day. I will have a driving test tomorrow. M: You didn't attend any driving classes, did you? They are very helpful. W: I'll attend one if I fail to pass the test. (Text 5) W: I want to buy a new mobile phone this weekend. Would you like to go with me? M: I am free this weekend. But actually I don't know much about the brands of the phones and their features. W: It doesn't matter. I just don't want to go shopping alone. I'll treat you to dinner. M: That's great. (Text 6) M: Kate, what's your plan for the summer holiday? W: I have no idea. Maybe I will stay at home as usual. What about you? M: My parents want to take me to see my grandparents in a faraway village. But I feel like traveling to some places of interest. W: I think it's better for you to see your grandparents first. Then you can go traveling. M: That will be fine. W: Shall I travel with you after you come back from the village? M: Why not? I plan to travel with some of our friends. (Text 7) M: Hi, Li Li, where are you going? W: I'm going to see a doctor. I am always tired these days. M: You should do some physical exercise. W: Oh, I think it's boring. M: But doing sports is good for your health. W: I see you play football with our classmates every day. Is that so exciting? M: Of course. Some of us just like running around, and some enjoy the feeling of winning a game. But for me, teamwork is the most attractive part. W: Maybe I can also try some ball game. How about basketball? M: That's too hard. You should start with jogging. (Text 8) M: Hello, is that Peter speaking? W: No. This is Jane, Peter's sister. Peter is at the neighbor's. Who's that speaking? M: This is Tom, Peter's classmate. I want to tell Peter we'll have no class this afternoon. There's no need for him to come to school. Would you please give him the message? W: That's OK. M: By the way, on Saturday some of our classmates will visit the nursing home near our school. Please ask Peter whether he will go with us or not. W: How can he inform you if he wants to go? M: Let him ring me back. W: Tomorrow, go to the nursing home. Anything else? M: On Sunday afternoon, we'll go swimming. Please remind him to take a swimming suit with him if he would like to come with us. W: Yes. Go swimming, the day after tomorrow. I'll tell him. M: Thanks a lot. (Text 9) M: Hello. My name is Jim. I am very glad to see you. W: Hi. My name is Lily. Nice to see you, too. M: What do you think of our university? W: Oh, it's very big. It is fully equipped with modern facilities and the campus is beautiful. M: Yes, that's true. Can you tell me which department you are in? W: I intended to learn history or English, but I was admitted to the Chinese department. M: Oh, we are in the same department. W: Let's go there together. M: OK. Have you heard that there will be many activities for us freshmen in the first week of the term? W: Yes. There will be a dance party on Wednesday night, a lecture on Thursday afternoon and a singing competition on Friday night. I wish Friday could come sooner, because I really like listening to people with beautiful voices singing. M: To tell the truth, I will take part in the singing competition. W: Oh, really? I really admire people who can sing well! I'll support you. M: Thank you. (Text 10) There are many foreigners living in Singapore. Victoria Great came to Singapore from England for work in 2003. Here she met her husband and gave birth to her daughter. Her two sisters also live here now. She says, “People in Singapore are generally very comfortable with diversity and are very welcoming. The taxi drivers, in particular, are very friendly. I've had some interesting conversations with them, as they often start a conversation.” Italian Nicole Beath has been in Singapore for more than 10 years. She and her husband have just bought a house. They plan to stay at least another five years. She says, “Singapore is a safer city than most. I love it. People often comment that there are so many strict laws in Singapore, but we see the benefits. Here, we are comfortable with our children using public transport in the evenings and staying out with friends in a shopping center even after dark.” Danya Goll and her husband left Australia nine years ago. All three of their children were born here. They don't plan to leave Singapore within seven years, if they will leave at all. She says, “I think the standard of education for children is top-class. My friends in Sydney only have the choice of day care for kids under three. But my four-year-old can now do basic reading and writing in both English and Chinese.” 阶段仿真检测(三) (Text 1) M: Excuse me, I want Who Moved My Cheese? W: Let me see. Sorry, it will not be back for another 2 weeks. (Text 2) M: The speaker himself seems sleepy. W: Maybe he doesn't like the meeting, either. (Text 3) M: Which flavor would you like, orange, lemon, strawberry or milk? W: The last, please. (Text 4) M: It's much too cold here! I'm almost frozen! W: Well, maybe it is, but it's too hot in your hometown. (Text 5) M: I decided to travel across the country by bike! W: God! You can't be serious! (Text 6) M: Hey, Mary. You look so tired today. What's wrong with you? W: Oh, I didn't have a good sleep last night. M: What happened? W: There are three other people in our dormitory. And we went to a big party last night. We were very excited. M: So you couldn't go to sleep? W: No. I was worn out. But Sally, one of my room-mates, was too excited to fall asleep. So she decided to do some washing. M: Ha ha, she is a hard-working girl. W: Yes, but I didn't like it! M: Didn't the other two girls say anything? W: The other two girls? They didn't come back until 3:00 this morning! M: How did you know that? W: I was not asleep when they came back! (Text 7) M: Excuse me, what kind of movie will be on show today? W: Well, let me see. Oh, there is a new movie here, Baby Plan, acted by Jackie Chan, an action movie. M: Really? I like Jackie Chan's films. When will it start? W: 7:00, 9:30, 11:20, 14:50 and 18:00. M: Ah, it's 7:10 now, and I must wait for Lily. She said she would be here in an hour. OK, I want two tickets for the second show. W: OK. The tickets for the A area are 15 yuan each, and the ones for the B area are 12 yuan each. M: A area, please. W: OK. Here you are. M: Thank you. (Text 8) M: Oh, it's 7:15. I have to go now. W: Isn't it early? M: No, look at the clock on the wall. W: Don't you forget it's thirty minutes fast? It's only 6:45 now. M: Ah, I have enough time to have breakfast. W: Will you come back earlier today? M: Is there anything important? W: Yes. There will be a party at 7:00 pm at school. And Jim hopes we can come. M: Well, I've no idea, because I have a very important meeting this afternoon. But I will try to come back early. W: Jim will be very happy if he hears that. You know, you always say you are busy. You haven't had a good time with our children for a long time. M: I'm really very sorry, but I'm really very ... W: Busy! Yes? (Text 9) M: Hi, Sally. How is it going? W: Fine. What about you? M: Great. Thank you. Do you have any plans for your May Day holiday? W: Oh, I've decided to go traveling with my parents. M: That sounds good. Where do you want to go? W: Beijing. I'd like to see the Great Wall. In fact, we planed to go to Yunnan. But we don't have enough time. That's really a pity. How about you? Do you have any plans? M: I would rather stay at home for the whole holiday. I am so tired these days and I need a good rest. You know the exam is coming soon. When we finish our holiday, we must prepare for it. W: Yes. That sounds pretty good to stay at home, but a little boring. M: Maybe I will go to the movies with my friends. W: I heard there are some good films on these days. M: I want to see comedies, because I will think about nothing except laughing. W: Oh, here comes the teacher. Let's have the math class now. (Text 10) Good evening, everyone. I'm Lucy Green, welcome to my program. First, I will give you a piece of news. Guangzhou, the capital city of Guangdong Province, announced that the people there were not allowed to ride electric bicycles, and those who broke the rule would be fined, or their bikes might even be taken away, by the police on Monday. After the government announced the rule, Guangdong Bicycle Industry Association sent a letter to the government on Tuesday. The letter was signed by 110 companies, as well as nine thousand staff members and bicycle riders. The letter said that since the electric bicycle was a kind of bicycle, it should be treated like a normal bicycle, and should be allowed to run freely on the road. Also, they noted that the Law on Road Traffic Safety doesn't give the local government the right to forbid riding electric bicycles. Some of them believed that the related departments should accept the people's advice about the rule, and find a good way to solve this problem. Now they are waiting for the government's reply. 阶段仿真检测(四) (Text 1) M: Tom got the highest grade in the biology test. W: No wonder! He's at the library every day. (Text 2) M: What kind of pet would you like to have? W: Well, I love fish. Every time I see fish swimming, I feel calm, no matter where I am. (Text 3) W: Would you tell me when the two performances start? M: The first begins at 7 pm, and lasts 2 hours; the second is right after a 10-minute break. (Text 4) M: Here we are! W: You guys finally made it. We are about to give up on you for the trip to the museum. M: Sorry. We got lost just now. W: Never mind. Let's go now. We have a busy day today. (Text 5) W: You have to go to the airport now. Come on, the taxi is waiting. M: Did you say taxi? I thought we were going in your car. W: Yes, I had planned to, but I'll explain later. You've got to be there in an hour. M: The plane doesn't leave for two hours. Anyway, I am ready to go now. (Text 6) M: Hey, Mary. What did you do last weekend? W: Nothing special. And you? M: I spent most of the time getting ready for this class. There was so much reading to do. W: I know what you mean. I was up till 4 am finishing the essay. I only got about four hours' sleep last night. M: Well, we've still got about twenty minutes before Professor Berry gets here. You want to get a coffee or something? W: Yeah, coffee sounds good. (Text 7) W: Excuse me, sir. I'm trying to find my way to the Art Gallery. Can you tell me how to get there? M: Are you driving or taking public transport such as the subway? W: I'm taking the bus. M: That's good. It's slower, but you'll get to see more of the city on the bus. First, you have to walk east to Washington Street where you'll catch the No. 4 bus. Take it for five stops. Get off the bus at Fifth Avenue and transfer to the No. 9 bus. Then ask the driver to let you off at Stone Road. You'll see the Art Gallery on the corner. You can't miss it. W: Thanks. I really appreciate your help. M: My pleasure. (Text 8) W: Today is Friday. We'd better make a decision on who is fit for the position, Robert. M: OK. Let me think it over. First, this person must speak good English. W: And we need a girl. M: That's true. To host such an English speech contest can be a challenging job, so she must be smart enough as well as dependable. W: How about Mary then? M: Oh, Mary is dependable but she is a little slow. Is Rose suitable? W: Well, Rose is smart but she is a bit shy. How about Jane? She seems to have all of the qualities we need. M: All right. Please tell her as early as possible, so that she can prepare herself for our contest. (Text 9) M: Hello. Can I help you? W: Fill her up, please. M: Where are you going? W: Peter Waters' farm, near Chesterton. M: I know it well. W: How long will it take me to get there? M: About fifteen minutes, but there is a shortcut. W: Could you tell me how to use the shortcut? M: Sure. You take the next left turn. You'll see a stop sign. Make a right at the sign. Stay on that road, and you'll cross a blue bridge. Then you'll see a big old red house. That's the back of Peter Waters' place. W: OK. Let me repeat it. I take the left turn to the stop sign. Then a right, across a blue bridge, and then a big red house. M: Can't miss it. (Text 10) Good afternoon, everyone. My name is Richard Parry and I'm the school director. I do hope you have all had a good journey, although I'm sure you must be feeling rather tired. No doubt you are looking forward to meeting the families you're going to be staying with during the next month. Now, please listen carefully to the following arrangements as the various families are waiting in four groups to meet you. If your family name begins with the letter A to F, your host family will be waiting for you in this hall. At the end of the meeting, you should wait behind in here. Now, for those whose names begin with G to L — you should go downstairs to the dining room. Make sure you go to the far end of the room by the drinks machine. That's important as people whose names begin with a letter from M to R should also go downstairs and wait at the opposite end of the dining room near the doors into the garden. And the final group — those with names from S to Z, must go out of this hall, past the office to the car park and your families will be waiting there.