高一英语听力训练试题3

-英语同步听力（高一）同步听力题3.根据你所听到的句子，选出最恰当的应答句：() 1. A. Quite well. B. Good. And you? C. Dont ask me such a question. D.Pleased to tell you. () 2. A. Im very busy. B. No, I wouldnt. C. No, you shouldnt invite me. D. Yes, Id love to.( ) 3. A. It doesnt matter. B. No doubt. C. Congratulations! D.Very well. ( )4.A.Pleased to meet you. B.May I, too. C. OK. D.No () 5. A. Go ahead. B. Why not take good care of him? C.Im sorry to hear that. D. Pay more attention to his health.根据你所听到的对话和问题，选出正确的答案：() 1. A. Her friend. B. An operator. C. A boy. D. Her student. () 2.A.In a department store B.In the street.C.In a supermarket. D. In the park. ()3.A.He has forgot it B.The key is lost.C.Sam has brought it. D.Sam has forgot to bring the key. () 4.A.The soup is spicy, too. B.He likes soup.C.The chicken is bad. D.He likes chicken. () 5.A.Call Joan herself B.Tell Joan about the meeting at lunch.C.Have lunch with Joan. D. Attend the meeting.根据你所听到的短文内容，判断正误，用“T”或“F”表示，填入题前括号内：( )1.In Britain and the USA, people care little about time.( )2.A lot of people in Britain dont like surprises.( ) 3. If an American wants to see a friend, most probably hell telephone first to make an appointment( ) 4. If you cant arrive on time, you just say sorry and explain what has happened.( ) 5. In Britain, people usually chat and drink first, and then theyll continue their business.听短文，填出所缺单词，每格一词：There were some people _ with each other. Among than was a foreigner. She came from England. When they went into the meeting-room, they found that _ had seats _ one. So a young man stood up and said, “Lady first.” But the foreigner said to him, No, Im not a lady. I am not _ . lam a schoolgirl of _The young man was red in his face and said, I am sorry for saying like that. I take back what I have said.听短文和问题，选出正确的答案：( )1. A. How are you? B. Hello. C.OK. D.Hi.( )2.A Yes, it is. B. Yes, it does. C. No, it isnt. D. No, it doesnt. ( ) 3.A. Five. B. Three. C. Six. D; Four.( ) 4. A. Noun. B. Adverb. C. Verb D. Pronoun( )5.A. Is it good for you? B. Is that hello? C. Is that correct? D. Is it all right?音带文字I.1. How are the things going with you?2. Would you like to came round for a party?3. Sindy, Ive passed my exam4. May I introduce myself?5My father is ill in led.1. M:What is the number again, madam?W.I am trying to reach 62358789.Q.Whos the woman speaking to?2. W: Are mens ties on the 5th floor?M.Na, theyre here on the 6th floor.Q.Where does the conversation probably take place? 3. W: Paul, have you brought your key?M: No, I got Sam to bring it.Q: What does Paul say about the key?4. W：.The chicken dish is really spicy. M：So is the soupQ: What does the man mean?5. M: I should call Joan and tell her about the meeting this afternoon. W: Why bother? Ill see her at lunch.Q: What will the woman probably do?.In Britain and the USA, most people are careful about time.If they want to see a friend, they telephone first to make an appointment. A lot of people dont like surprises. They want to know when a visitor is going to arrive.Have you arranged to meet someone at three oclock? It is polite to arrive a few minutes early. Of course, everyone is late sometimes. If you are late, just say sorry, and explain what has happened.Sometimes it is impossible to keep an appointment. But if you dont arrive, the other person will be upset.Same people usually spend time chatting and drinking tea or coffee before they start business meeting-but not in Britain or the USA. There, they like to talk about business first and chat later-if there is time. There were some people talking with each other. Among them was a foreigner. She came from England. When they went into the meeting-room, they found that all had seats except one. So a young man stood up and said, Lady first. But the foreigner said to him, No, Im not a lady. I am not married. I am a schoolgirl of fourteen.The young man was red in his face and said, I am sorry for saying like that. I take back what I have said. The expression O. K. is very common in the English-speaking world. Now it is spreading to non-English speaking countries. Some professors decide it may be the most widely used single term, in human speech today. But it isnt to be used in written language. It has several spellings: O.K. , OK and okay.It can be used as an adjective, for example: Is it OK? And adverb, for instance: They are doing OK, and a noun, for example: Sure, I got his OK, or I wouldnt have started. Here, you fellows, put your OKs on this page.Some people even spell it as oke or okeydoke, which has not yet been accepted by the public.1.Which expression is very common in the English-speaking world according to the passage?2.OK isnt to be used in written language, is it?3.According to the passa