英语四级听力模拟测试
Listening Comprehension Test 1
Section A
11. A) His trip to London was excellent. B) He has been to many places before.
C) He enjoys staying at home more. D) The saying about London is right.
12. A) Visit her parents. B) Visit her grandma.
C) Visit a beautiful lake. D) Move next to a lake.
13. A) Too much to do this week. B) A heavy load of job task.
C) Noisy guests in the house. D) Naughty children at home.
14. A) Why people are unwilling to offer money B) How to arrange the budget in her family.
C) What a difficult situation the church is in. D) Whether they should donate some money.
15. A) On a plane. B) At a post office.
C) At a hotel reception. D) At a travel agency.
16. A) A psychologist. B) A hair designer. C) A lawyer. D) A cook.
17. A) The Green Land Project is unique. B) The man should give it a second thought.
C) It’s hard to get an application form. D) She also wants to apply for the volunteer.
18. A) He will go to the concert with the woman. B) He doesn’t know whether his brother will help the woman.
C) He can’t help the woman to get what she wants. D) He feels very upset that his brother has quit his job. Question 19 to 22 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
19. A) Offer some documents to the bank teller. B) Provide the passport to the bank teller.
C) Fill in an application form. D) Apply for an order number.
20. A) Because they can be used in any bank. B) Because they needn’t make a transaction.
C) Because they can offer any service. D) Because they can be used in ATM machines.
21. A) He will pay 1% interest on the account as a fine. B) He will pay 10% interest on the account as a fine.
C) The bank will lower his credit rating as a penalty. D) The bank will control the amount of his credit.
22. A) About three days. B) About three months.
C) About three hours. D)About three weeks.
Question 23 to 25 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
23. A) He enjoys it. B) He dislikes it. C) He is earnest in it. D) He is careless of it.
24. A) Go swimming with his friends. B) Go fishing with his friends.
C) Go hiking with his friends. D)Go to the beach with the woman.
25. A) A beach chair. B) Some inflatable toys.
C)A beach towel. D) A surfboard.
Section B
Passage One
Question 26 to 28 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
26. A) Train the athletes. B) Look after the athletes.
C) Cure the injured athletes. D) Supervise the athletes.
27. A) Because they feel depressed with a male trainer. B) Because they think a female trainer is mare caring.
C) Because they want a female trainer to depend on. D) Because they feel safe with a female trainer
28. A) It is establishing a sport club to help athletic trainers.
B) It is organizing a group of doctors to treat injured athletes.
C) It is asking UNICEF to help these injured athletes.
D) It is guiding boys to have more respect for women.
Passage Two
Question 29 to 31 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
29. A) He praised Asia for its economic development.
B) Domestic demand in the U.S. should be expanded.
C) He warned a sharp decline in world economic development.
D) There should be a plan on developing world economy.
30. A) Offer trade suggestions. B) Export commodities.
C) Create job opportunities. D) Formulate export plans.
31. A) Germany was the top exporting country last year. B) China was the top exporting country last year.
C) U.S. was the top exporting country last year. D) France was the top exporting country last year. Passage Three
Question 32 to 35 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
32. A) They leave their lands to work in the city. B) They want to run farms in rural areas.
C) They want to set up poultry farms. D) They start to grow crops in the city.
33. A) He was given unused space to grow food. B) He received many emails every day.
C) Nobody paid attention to his information. D) He got many suggestions about farming.
34. A) They offer all kinds of food to banks. B) They provide relief for victims of famine.
C) They produce a great deal of textile goods. D) They accept the help from the local food bank.
35. A) Change the law on limiting rural farms. B) Carry out the project Alleycat Acres in Seattle.
C) Invite school groups to Alleycat Acres. D) Change the laws on limiting urban farms.
Section C
The passage will be read three times
There are five basic functions of a newspaper: to inform, to review, to persuade, to instruct and to entertain. You may think that this list of functions is in order of (36) _______ , but, if so, you would not be in agreement with the (37)_______ of the reading public. Of the two (38)_________ of newspaper, the popular and the quality, the former have a (39) _______ of millions, while the latter, only hundreds of thousand. Yet the popular papers seem largely (40) ________ for recreation and light-hearted human interest stories. Their news coverage contains lost of (41) ________ and persuasive language; the information content is low, and instruction is (42) _______. However, the quality newspapers put a much lower emphasis on (43) _______. It is not only in content that the two types of paper differ. (44) ________________________________________. The popular papers generally use more dramatic language with a lot of wordplay. This means that popular newspapers are easier for a native speaker to understand. (45) ________________ __________________________________________________, since you can tell simply by the way it looks. Popular papers are generally smaller with fewer columns per page. They have bigger headlines and more photographs. There is a greater variety of typeface and printed symbols. (46) _________________________________________________. Lager headlines, pictures and positions on the page all serve to draw the reader’s attention.
Listening Comprehension Test 2
Section A
11. A) She accepted the man’s invitation. B) She has finished her paper.
C) She declined the man’s invitation. D) She has just graduated from the university.
12. A) It’s boring. B) It’s crazy. C) It’s interesting. D) It’s confusing.
13. A) He doesn’t look his age. B) He is 30 years old.
C) He is much younger than he looks. D)He is younger than his friends.
14. A) She advice the man to listen to music. B) She thinks the man should shoulder the consequence.
C) She consoles the man not to worry. D) She will help the man with his math exam.
15. A) Classmates. B) Teacher and student. C) Friends. D) Father and daughter.
16. A) 9 cents. B) 10 cents. C) 27 cents. D) 30 cents.
17. A) He was badly injured in the car accident. B) He avoided the car accident narrowly.
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