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精品文档2016年听说考试DPart A Reading Aloud朗读指导：(“”表示连读；“、”表示升、降调；“/”表示停顿)Beside many a tropical river,/ there hangs the biggestofall seed pods,/ the sea bean./ These huge containers house oneof the most successfulofall vegetable travelers./ One by one,/ the sea beans starton their voyages./ This oneis setting off downa small river inAfrica./ After a few miles,/ even,/ perhaps,/ a few hundred miles,/ the seedarrivesat the mouthofits river./ It can voyage through groupsofislands/ andoutinto theopen sea/ to ride the greatocean currents for as muchasa year and still remainalive.参考译文：在许多热带河流旁，悬挂着所有种子荚中最大的种子荚海菜豆。这些巨大的容器里住着所有蔬菜旅行者中最成功的一个。一颗接一颗地，海菜豆开始了它们的旅程。这一颗沿着非洲的一条小河顺流而下。经过了几英里，也许甚至是几百英里后，这颗海菜豆种子到达了河口。它能穿过成群的岛屿，进入开阔的海洋，乘着巨大的洋流漂泊达一年之久，并仍然存活。Part B Role PlayTapescript:W: Hello, Tom! That was a perfect show!M: Thanks, Mary. Im glad that people liked it. W: You did a wonderful job. You must have done a lot to give us such a show.M: Yes. I practiced many times in front of the mirror. I needed to make sure my body language and facial expressions were really amusing. W: Yeah. The audience burst into laughter many times during your one-hour show. They were indeed amused. M: I like to see people laughing. Laughter is good for your health. It reduces stress.W: But we rarely laugh when we are on our own, do we?M: No. Thats why people need us comedians to make them laugh.三问部分：Question 1: What do you do to let the audience laugh?Answer 1: Usually, I tell jokes. To get close to my audience, I catch up with the latest news in society and I put them in my jokes. I think the audience loves this kind of jokes most. Sometimes I make fun of some famous people and pop stars. Question 2: How did you become a comedian?Answer 2: Well, my father was once a comedian. I watched his show since I was a little boy. I learned some skills from him and then I took a two-year course in Comedian Training Center when I was sixteen. After that, I began to perform everywhere in the country. Question 3: Are there any secrets to success?Answer 3: There are no secrets to success. It takes a lot of effort. You have to work harder than anyone else. It doesnt happen by itself. A good comedian should read a lot so as to create more jokes. If you dont update your jokes, youll soon lose your audience.五答部分：Question 1: How long was Toms show?Answer 1: One hour.Question 2: Why is laughter good for our health? Answer 2: It reduces stress.Question 3: What kind of jokes do audiences like most? Answer 3: Jokes about the latest news in society.Question 4: How long did Tom study in the Comedian Training Center? Answer 4: Two years.Question 5: Why should a comedian read a lot? Answer 5: To create more jokes. Part C RetellingTapescript:A Shoe for HelpTom was happily traveling down to town in his expensive new car. Attracted by the scenery, he slowed down. Suddenly, something hit the side door of the car. Tom stopped the car, stepped out, and found it was a shoe. He looked around and saw a little girl with one bare foot. He believed it was the girl who threw the shoe at his car. He was angry, walked to her and shouted, “Why did you do it? It is a new car. Dont you know it is expensive?” The girl tried to explain but was unable to speak. With tears in her eyes, she tried her best to make gestures. It seemed that she wanted to take Tom somewhere. In the direction she was pointing to, Tom saw a big boy lying on the ground, a wheelchair beside him. Tom realized the girl was asking for help. She could not put the boy back into the wheelchair, because he was too heavy for her. Tom ran to the boy, lifted him back up into the wheelchair, wiped the dirt off his face with a handkerchief and sent him to a nearby hospital.参考复述：Tom went to town in his new car. When he was seeing scenery, suddenly something hit the door of his car. Tom stopped, stepped out and found it was a shoe. He saw a girl standing with only one shoe. He believed the girl threw the shoe at his car. He shouted at the girl to ask why the girl did that. The girl tried to make gestures to explain. Tom knew that she wanted to take him to some place. Th