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听说单元测试Level 1 Unit 1、2Listening ComprehensionI. Directions: Listen to the conversations and fill in the blanks. (20 points)请根据需要填入Script：1. John Stephen and Mark Smith are entering the arrival area of the airport. John Stephen: 1 ? Im John Stephen, your tour guide. Mark Smith: Im Mark Smith. How do you do, Mr. Stephen? John Stephen: 2 John. 3 my colleague, Mr. George Black, our geography specialist.2. Ann meets her classmate Lucas at school. Ann: Oh, Lucas, 4 ! When did you come back from England? Tell me something about there. Lucas: England never gets 5 . Spring in England is longer.II. Directions: Listen to the conversation, and fill in the form below with no more than three words for each blank. (40 points) In this section you will hear a discussion between Director of the International Student Center, Anne Baker, and a visitor named Li Ming about International Student Center. Li Ming: Anne Baker? Anne Baker: You must be Li Ming. Welcome to the International Student Center. Li Ming: I want to thank you for taking the time to show me around, Miss Baker. Anne Baker: Call me Anne. Actually, its something we enjoy doing. Li Ming: How long has the center been here? Anne Baker: Lets see . Weve been in operation going on ten years now. Li Ming: That long? How did you get started? Anne Baker: We noticed that the number of international students was way up. And a lot of them were having a tough time. Li Ming: Why was that? Anne Baker: Language problems, adjustment problems, and so on. Li Ming: I would imagine they find the center enormously helpful. Anne Baker: We hope so. The best thing though would be for them to come here better prepared. Li Ming: Thats really the answer, isnt it? You know when I get back home Im going to help organize an orientation centre for students going abroad. Anne Baker: Thats a great idea. Li Ming: Would it be possible to meet some of the students? To find out how an orientation centre might help them? Anne Baker: Sure! When would you like to do that? Li Ming: Hm. The rest of the week is out. How about next week? Anne Baker: OK. Give me a few days to line up a couple of students. Ill call you. By the way, your phone number is 606 7889, is that right? Li Ming: Yes, it is. Thank you so much, Anne. Anne Baker: My pleasure.请根据需要填入Script：Record for a MeetingMeeting persons 6 and 7 Meeting place 8 When the Center beginning 9 Situation of a lot of students 10 Problems of international student 11 12 What Li Ming will organize 13 When Li Ming will meet students 14 Telephone number 15III. Directions: Listen to the conversation, and choose the correct answers to the questions. (20 points) Andy Richardson and Dina Black meet at her cabin. Dina Black: Welcome to the Ural Mountains! Andy Richardson: Were delighted to be here. Its really beautiful and quiet . Dina Black: No Pollution! Not many automobiles and in fact, not much traffic of any kind! Andy Richardson: How long have you had this place, Dina? Dina Black: Oh . about five years. Andy Richardson: Did you build the cabin by yourself? Dina Black: Friends, family, everyone pitched in. It took all of one summer. We camped out at night, and used the lake water for drinking and washing. Andy Richardson: Have you ever spent time up here in winter when its really cold? Dina Black: Sure. The cabins wintered. And there is a fireplace. Its really very cozy. Theres nothing much to worry about up here. Except the black flies. Andy Richardson: Black flies? What black flies? Dina Black: Theyre quite big, but dont worry. Black fly season ended months ago.16: 17:b 18:d 19: 20:aIV. Directions: Listen to the passage and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). (10 points) Natasha Fang, a senior presenter with the Sydney-based Australian Chinese Radio, has lived in Sydney for 30 years. She moved from northeast Chinas Harbin city to Sydney in 1977. After 30 years in Australia, she appears to be a fairly westernized woman: fluent English, delicate make-up, elegant dress and living in a villa with a swimming pool and a green garden. But, after three hours of chatting with her, you will find that she is still a typical Chinese woman: a good cook, a good housewife and a great mother. Natasha Fang started to work for radio in 1980, first at SBS, a special broadcasting service in multi-languages, then at Australian Chinese Radio. Having been in the business for more than 20 years, she does three-hours of live broadcast each day, five days a week. She says she just loves this job. Natashas husband Victor Fang was her boyfriend back in China. They had separated for three years before he came to Australia to marry her. Now a senior engineer in the University of Sydney, Victor Fang says his wife is quite a talent with media work. 21:f 22:t 23:f 24 : f 25:t V. Directions: Listen to the passage again and complete the table. (10 points)Natasha Fangs job 26 Time when she moved to Sydney 27 She started to work firstly at 28 The place she met her husband 29 Victor Fangs job 30听说单元测试Level 1 Unit 3、4Listening ComprehensionI. Directions: Listen to the conversations and fill in the blanks. (20 points)1. Linda meets her classmate Allen in the school. Linda: Hi, Allen, how many languages 1 ? Allen: I speak three languages, English, 2 . Linda: Chinese? Are you interested in Chinese? Allen: Yes. A friend of mine 3 China.2. Martin, a new student of Shanghai University, meets his old friend Henry on campus. Martin: Hi, did you register for the 4 ? Henry: Yeah, I registered this morning. What about you? Martin: I havent yet. I am a little busy, so I am going to 5 .II. Directions: Listen to the conversation, and fill in the form below with no more than three words for each blank. (40 points) Frank, Rosalie and Olive are talking about how to teach themselves French. Frank: Could I have that book for a minute?Rosalie: Sure.Frank: This looks very good. It says itll teach us French in daily life situations.Olive: Let me have a look too. A Self-study Course in Practical French. Rosalie: Self-study means we teach ourselves French. We work with the course on our own.Frank: How are we going to do this?Rosalie: I suppose we should work together.Olive: That seems like a good idea.Frank: We ought to set aside an hour each day.Rosalie: Everyday at 5 p.m. we study French.Olive: Thats fine with me. Frank?Frank: Okay with me.Rosalie: Since Frank is a language teacher, he should be in charge.Frank: Not me. My French isnt that hot. Since Rosalie has made the most progress, she should do the job.Rosalie: My French isnt that much better than yours.Frank: I think its a lot better.Rosalie: But you dont understand. I have a terrible accent. And my grammar isnt very good.Olive: Why dont we get started? Rosalie, you understand French fairly well. You could explain things to us if we have problems.Rosalie: Okay, Ill do my best. But dont ask me anything too complicated.The Plan to Study FrenchThe name of the book is 6 in 7 .Self-study means we 8 .They work with the course 9 .They are going toset aside 10 each day.They plan to studyat 11 everyday.Frank is a 12 .Rosalie had made 13 .Rosalie could explain things to themif they 14 .Dont ask Rosalie the problems which are 15 .III. Directions: Listen to the passage, and choose the correct answers to the questions. (20 points) Welcome to the University of Oxford. Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. There is no clear date of foundation, but teaching existed at Oxford in some form in 1096 and developed rapidly from 1167, when Henry II banned English students from attending the University of Paris. Nearly 1,000 years old, Oxford University has a history as impressive as its schoolfellows, who also include writers such as William Golding, Graham Greene, and John Fowles. Tony Blair also studied here. Oxford lies about 57 miles (90 km) northwest of London. A medium-sized city with a total population of some 140,000, including over 30,000 students, Oxford has a lively atmosphere, with a wealth of cultural, entertainment and sports facilities. As an internationally renowned centre for teaching and research, Oxford attracts students and scholars from across the globe, with almost a quarter of our students from overseas. More than 130 nationalities are represented among a student population of over 18,000. IV. Directions: Listen to the passage and decide whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F). (10 points) Beijing began to approve the foundation of private schools in September 1992. Now it has 49 private high schools and primary schools. There are about 20,000 students in these schools, accounting for 1% of all school-aged children. When Huijia Private School, one of the private schools in Beijing, started in September 1993, it enrolled only 39 students. Today it has nearly 1,600 students, from primary to high school level. Most of the students are children of successful business people, famous stars, best-selling writers, and some journalists, according to Wang Jun, a teacher at the school. The huge population base of China creates the largest education industry in the world. In 1999 it had a total of 320 million, accounting for about 30% of the worlds student population. Limited financial resources severely restricted educational development in China. Private schools revived after the 1985 policy in response to the large demand. Education officials said that to a cultural center like Beijing, it is proper to have 5% to 10% of the school-aged children attending private schools. Private education needs to develop at a faster rate. The Ministry of Education has made it a national policy to encourage the development of private education.听说单元测试Level 1 Unit 11、12Listening ComprehensionI. Directions: Listen to the conversations and fill in the blanks.(20 points)请根据需要填入Script：1. Alice and Lee are eating in the dining hall. Alice: 1 , Chinese food or Japanese food? Lee: I prefer 2 .2. Mrs. Black is talking with a waiter. Waiter: May I 3 , maam? Mrs. Black: What is good 4 today? Waiter: Roast beef is very good today，maam？ Mrs. Black: Is it? 5 .1:witch do you prefer2:Chinese food3:have your order45II. Directions: Listen to the passage, and fill in the form below with no more than three words for each blank.(20 points) Different from western countries, a Chinese dinner table is set with chopsticks instead of knives and forks, but thats only superficial. Besides, in decent restaurants, you can always ask for a pair of knife and fork, if you find the chopsticks not helpful enough. The real difference is that in the West, you have your own plate of food, while in China the dishes are placed on the table and everyone shares. If you are being treated to a formal dinner and particularly if the host thinks youre in the country for the first time, he will do the best to give you a taste of many different types of dishes. Perhaps one of the things that surprise a Western visitor most is that some of the Chinese hosts like to put food into the plates of their guests. In formal dinners, there are always “public” chopsticks and spoons for this purpose, but some hosts may use their own chopsticks. This is a sign of genuine friendship and politeness. It is always polite to eat the food. If you do not eat it, just leave the food in the plate. People in China tend to over-order food, for they will find it embarrassing if all the food is consumed. When you have had enough, just say so. Or you will always overeat!Table MannersA Chinese dinner table is set with chopsticks 6 knives and forks.You can ask for a pair of knife and fork ifyou find the chopsticks 7 . On a western dinner tableyou have your own 8 .In China the dishes areplaced 9 and 10 . If you are being treated to a formal dinner you will be given a taste of 11 of dishes.One of the things that surprise a western visit