2010-2011学年第二学期英语听力2期末试卷A.doc

20102011学年第二学期英语听力（二）期末考试（A卷）考试班级：2010级英语专业班 考试时间：45分钟 考试形式：闭卷 总分：100分班别： 姓名： 学号： 成绩：.Directions: Listen to six sentences carefully and write down the numbers only. Each will be read twice. (6*2=12)1._2._3._4._5._6._.Directions: You will hear ten short conversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation a question will be asked about what was said. Each conversation will be read twice. (10*2=20)( )1.a. one b. two c. three d. four( )2.a. Its beside a hotel. b. Its opposite a busy road.c. Its next to a hotel. d. Its opposite a hotel on a busy road.( )3.a. he often teaches English in his free time. b. He often teaches English for nothing.c. He is an English teacher. d. He gives three English lessons each work.( )4.a. The man has dialed the wrong number. b. Diana has not come to work.c. Its lunch time. d. The woman has eaten her lunch.( )5.a. Shes not interested in history. b. Shes too busy to study.c. Shes a history student. d. She will study history later.( )6.a. Hes putting on weight. b. Hes not feeling well.c. He didnt pass the test. d. He doesnt study hard enough.( )7.a. a single room b. a double room.c. a single room with bath d. a double room with bath( )8.a. John is a close friend of the womans. b. John often helps the woman.c. John is the best hairdresser in town. d. John is a hairdresser.( )9.a. She will not go swimming with the man. b. She will go swimming with the man.c. She is too tired to go swimming. d. She doesnt like swimming.( )10.a. She wants the man to buy her a cup of coffee. b. She agrees with the man.c. She doesnt care for coffee very much. d. She is so tired that she wants to have some coffee.Directions: Listen to the conversation carefully and supply the missing blankets, which will be read three times.(10*3=30)Jane: I cant decide whether to 1._ or 2._. What do you think?Man: Well, if I were you, Jane, Id go on 3._.Jane: But I dont even know 4._.Man: If I had a chance again, Id 5._ economics. Youre 6._ calculating.Jane: Thats what 7._ want me to do.Man: You should 8._. They know whats best for you.Jane: But my friends will have jobs and lots of fun while I spend all my time doing 9._ and 10._.Directions: Listen to the short passage twice .Then give a short simple answer to each of the following questions and finish the sentences.(6*3=18)Part A1.How long does Carols vacation last every summer?_2.How many countries did she visit last August?_3.How long did she stay for each country?_4.How did she go to those places?_Part B1. She is going to travel with _ to _, and vist only _.2. She travelled in Europe in a hurry last August, even though it was very _, this year she doesnt feel _ after her vacation, she is going to feel _.Directions: Listen the passage three times and supply the missing blankets.(10*2=20)The job market is more competitive than ever for millions of workers 1._. In America, 2._ right now is the slow recovery in job growth after the recession.But other reasons involve changes in the needs of the American and global economies. In big developing economies like 3._ and_, high turnover rates mean workers often move 4._.These days, many job seekers go online to connect with employers. Job candidates want to show they have a lot to offer. But in many cases they simply apply for a job title and list their 5._. Instead, they should describe the talents and abilities they could bring to an organization.That is the advice of Steve Langerud, director of professional opportunities at DePauw University in Indiana. He advises students on career planning and often 6._ workplace issues in the media.He says social media sites are valuable when they show the abilities of job candidates and not just their job title and experience.STEVE LANGERUD: This really is a talent economy, and were stuck with most job seekers presenting themselves in a job title mode. And 7._ it matches very well.Steve Langerud says employers, too, should change their search methods. They should think harder about the skills they really need to help their organization reach its goals.STEVE LANGERUD: Because at the end of the day, its still about getting the right 8._ in the right _ at the right _ and then keeping them.Ben Kirshner is the founder and chief executive of a media marketing company based in New York called Elite SEM. SEM is search engine marketing. His companys job is to help businesses improve their websites and search engine results.Ben Kirshner says when his company is searching for candidates for new positions, it first looks within. It considers existing employees. After that, he says, social sites can be valuable for finding new people.BEN KIRSHNER: 9._ percent of our new hires come from social media. _ percent typically come from word of mouth.10._, three out of four people are