值得参考的TPO34听力conversation1详细解析

值得参考的TPO34听力conversation1详细解析TPO34的解析陆陆续续出炉了，备考的小伙伴们也急于从这些五花八门的解析中对比自己的做题思路和“改错”。但是纵观各种解析，更多的是比较“浮躁”的简要解释，所以小编认认真真地把题目做了一下，并给出一份值得大家参考的解析。每一题都列出了出题点，题目对应原文以及错误选项分析，希望对备考托福的小伙伴们带来一些帮助。本文带来的是TPO 34听力Conversation1详细解析。题目：TPO 34 Conversation11. What is the conversation mainly about?A) The librarys policies for its annual book saleB) The mans search for material for his research projectC) How the library attempts to preserve old booksD) How students can access library books in storage2. What does the woman say about books in storage?A) They will be put back on the shelves at some point in the future.B) They are mostly older books that were donated to the library.C) They can be checked out by written request.D) They are not available for student use.3. What are the criteria for deciding whether a book is put up for sale? Choose two answersA) It contains outdated information.B) The information in the book is available in other formats.C) It has not been checked out for a number of years.D) It has been in the collection for more than ten years.4. Why does the woman mention that volunteer positions fill up quickly?A) She is surprised that so many students are interested in volunteering.B) She wants to emphasize that the sale will be held soon.C) She wants to assure the man that there will be enough people working at the sale.D) She thinks the man may want to apply for one of the positions.5. What advice does the woman give to the man about the book he wants to buy?A) He should try to buy it from an online bookseller.B) He should find out if there is an electronic version of it.C) He should inform the collection department of his interest in it.D) He should look for it in a local bookstore.答案及解析:1.答案：A解析：看到mainly about，本题对应托福听力经典出题点开头看题目对应文对话片段：And I would like to own it actually. And well.ifs an old book, and there were two copies on the shelf just now, so I was wondering if I could buy one, I was talking to this guy the other day, and he said the library sold books on occasion. Is that right?学生看到书架上有两本需要的书，想知道什么时候能买。看选项：A选项正好符合原文。其他选项中的关键词：search，原文提到已经找到了；preserve，access均不对。2.答案：C解析：对应出题点提问和新话题A没有提到B只是很久没有用过，也有可能是比较新的D对话已经说明可以找到看题目对应对话片段：StudentOff-site storage?LibrarianThats where we keep books that havent been used for several years. They are still in the catalogue, which means they can be checked out if you fill out a form .It takes maybe a day or two to retrieve one of them.看选项：其中C选项中written request正是a form的同义替换。3.答案：BC解析：对应出题点提问提问是很经典的一类考点，听到有关wh-等疑问类问题就要开始注意了，之后的回答就是很重要的笔记内容。看题目对应对话片段：StudentOK. How do you decide which books to sell? Are they duplicates?LibrarianA lot are duplicates. If we have more than one copy of a title and it hasnt been checked out in a few years, in that case it might end up at the sale.对应选项CStudentSo its basically the unpopular books that get put up for sale then?LibrarianWell, thatplus the main thing is to make sure students have access to the information in the books, A lot of them are available in electronic format these days, even the really old ones. You know, they have been preserved that way.对应选项B4.答案：D解析：对应出题点提问和新话题看题目对应对话片段：LibrarianOn the second day. Its a two-day sale. The first day is for students, faculty and staff though, which is great. We usually need about twenty volunteers for the sale. And well, if you volunteer, you get first shot at everything in advance.StudentReally? What do volunteers have to do?LibrarianYou help sort the books and set up the tables. But keep in mind those positions fill up quickly.学生对管理员提到的志愿者工作表示了兴趣，管理员回答疑问之后又说了一句“those positions fill up quickly.”看选项：A. “Surprised”对话并没有体现B. 重点错误，管理员话语的重点不是sale,是“those positions”C. “Assure”对话并没有体现5.答案：C解析：对应出题点新话题看题目对应对话片段：Now, about this particular book, it wouldnt hurt to send a formal request to the collection department. They might be able to let you know if it would be up for sale.StudentIll do that. Thanks.管理员建议向收藏部门投递一份正式申请会比较有帮助。看选项：A.之前已经提到过在线没有，错误选项StudentIve actually tried to find this book online but no luck so far I was really hoping to buy it.B.无中生有D.无中生有听力原文：ConversationlNarratorListen to a conversation between a student and an employee in the university library.LibrarianReady to check out?StudentJust about. Before I do though, this book on early navigation.I have been using this book quite a bit for a research project And I would like to own it actually. And welL.ifs an old book, and there were two copies on the shelf just now, so I was wondering if I could buy one, I was talking to this guy the other day, and he said the library sold books on occasion. Is that right?LibrarianHe is probably talking about our annual book sale. We have one every spring.StudentOK. How do you decide which books to sell? Are they duplicates?LibrarianA lot are duplicates. If we have more than one copy of a title and it hasnt been checked out in a few years, in that case it might end up at the sale.StudentIve actually tried to find this book online but no luck so far I was really hoping to buy it.LibrarianWell, that particular book.well, it probably wont be up for sale this year. Most books in the sale come from off-site storage.StudentOff-site storage?LibrarianThats where we keep books that havent been used for several years. They are still in the catalogue, which means they can be checked out if you fill out a form It takes maybe a day or two to retrieve one of them.StudentI see.LibrarianAnd then before we decide to include a book in the sale, we review its circulation history again, which can take a while. Weve got a lot of books in storage.StudentSo its basically the unpopular books that get put up for sale then?LibrarianWell, thatplus the main thing is to make sure students have access to the information in the books, A lot of them are available in electronic format these days, even the really old ones. You know, they have been preserved that way.StudentSo most of the books for sale are older books.LibrarianWell, we get book donations too. And lots of those are new. Again, a librarian reviews them and decides whether to catalogue them or put them up for sale.StudentIs this sale open to the public?LibrarianOn the second day.