2017年广东听说真题与答案

1、2017年广东省高考英语听说考试真题 APart A Reading AloudBy 1850, almost all of New Englan'd s forest had been chopped down, and much of this was turned to farmland, surroundedby stone walls. But then everything changed,as richer farmland and gold were discovered in the west. And many of the settlers chased thei

2、r fortunes elsewhere. Towns like Livermore disappeared as quickly as they had been forme,dth. eSlowly trees of New England grew around the ruins and reclaimed the land. This new forest was very different. By chopping down the old-growth trees, people had given fast-growing maples and oaks a chance t

3、o claim the land. They grew back in greater numbers than ever before. Part B Role PlayW: Hi, Tom. Where did you go for the winter holiday?M: Oh, I went to Australia.W: That must be very exciting! How long was your stay?M: I spent twenty days there.W: Wow! That ' s a long h.oDlididayyou go there

4、with family?M: No. I went there alone, and enjoyed the trip very much.W: Cool. But I don ' t think I can afford a holiday there. It must be very expensive.M: Not at all. I did that through work exchange.三问部分1. 那是什么意思呢？(回答：Well, work exchange is a great way to save money when you tcajlsYWork to g

5、et a free bed and some free food and you meet new people. For example, I worked on a farm this time in Australia. In exchange, the host there afforded me very nice accommodation and food, and I even made a good friend there, who was also on work ex)change.参考答案：What do you mean?What does it/that mean

6、?What's the meaning of that?2. 你有很多空闲时间旅游吗？(回答： Sure. In Australia, I had two days a week for travelling, while last year in India, I worked only three days a week. It really depends. How many hours you work is decided by the host).参考答案：Did you have a lot of free/spare time for travelling?Was th

7、ere plenty of spare time for you to travel?Did you have plenty of time to travel?3. 游客能找到哪些工作呢？(回答：There' re jobs available in hostels, art galleries, local families and so on .It really depends on the host and the country. For example, in Australia, there' re more jobthan in hostels. In som

8、ceountries, there ' re many job opportunities offered by local families. The parents of those families mostly want you to teach their kids English. But I guess a hostel job is the most popular on)e.参考答案：What kinds of jobs can the travelers/tourists find/get?五答部分1. Where did Tom spend his winter

9、holiday?参考答案He spent his holiday in Australia.2. How long was Tom ' s stay in Australia?参考答案：He stayed for twenty days.3. What did Tom get from the work on the farm?参考答案：He got very nice accommodation and food.4. Who makes the decision on the working hours of the traveler?参考答案：The host makes the

10、 decision on the working hours of the traveler.5. What is the job that the local families mostly offer?参考答案：The job that the local families mostly offer is to teach their kids English.Teaching their kids English.Part C Retelling故事复述本题 24分Mama' s JewelMary was not very rich and could not afford a

11、ny jewels. But she was as beautiful as a queen in the eyes of little Tom, her son. One ,dhaeyr friend Emma invited Mary to her birthday party.Mary accepted the invitation and went with Tom. She went there simply dressed and wore no rings or necklace. Emma was rich and was wearing a fancy dress and s

12、hining jewels. Tom was impressed. At the par,tyEmma received a lot of gifts and showed them to the guests.Some of them were beautiful jewels.Tom thought hismother mustlook greatwith those jewels. He wished his mother could have one of them. So he secretly took one and hid it in his pocket. On their

13、way home, Tom took out the jewel and gave it to Mary. Surprised a,nd angry Mary blamed Tom for stealing the jewel. Tom cried,“Mom, I just wanted you to have a jlike a queen. ” Mary held Tom in her arms and said,“My dear, you are my jewel. If yoube an honest eprson, you break my jewel.” Then they wen

14、t back, apologized to Emma andreturned the jewel.参考答案1：Mary was not rich and couldnlike a queen. One da,yMary 't buy any jewels. But her son, Tom, thought she was beautifuls friend Emma invited Mary to hehr dbairyt party. Mary wentwith Tom. She was simply dressed without any jewels. But Emma wor

15、e fancy dress with shining jewels. She showed the guests the beautiful jewels she received as gifts. Tom thought his mother would look great with those jewels, so he stole one of them and hid it in his pocket. On their way home, Tom took out the jewel and gave it to Mary. Mary was a.nSghrye told Tom

16、 that he was her jewel and that Tom would break it if he couldn't be an honestlast, they returned the jewel and apologized to Emma.参考答案2：Mary was not rich and didn't have any jewels. But in her son Tom's eyes, she wasbeautiful. One da,ythey were invited to Mary's friend, Emma 's

17、birthday party. Mary wentthere simply dressed. Emma was rich and she wore a beautiful dress with shining jewels. Tom was impressed. When Emmsahowed theguests the jewels she receivedT,om wished his mother could have one of them. He took one of them secretly and put it in his pocket. When they went ba

18、ck home, Tom showed Mary the jewel. Surprised and angry, Mary blamed Tom. Tom cried and said he just wanted his mother to have a jewel. Mary told him that he was her jewel and if he couldn't be honest, he broke the jewel. Then they returned the jewel to Emmaand apologized.2017年广东省高考英语听说考试真题 BPar

19、t A Reading AloudAging is happening to us all of the time. Our own family is often our best guide to what it will mean.When we imagine our older age,a lot of us look at our parents.We know we've inheritedtheir genesand suspectthat what 'hsappeningto them now may well be what happens to us in

20、 the future. And that's something we 're likely to have mixed feelings aBecausewe inherit our parents g'enes,we might also be vulnerableto someof the same illnesses. Our skin cells simlypcan 't replace themselves as well as they did. Even if you have spectacular genes, eventually we&

21、#39;ll start to look older.Part B Role PlayW: Hi, Tom. What 's your plan for the summer holiday?M: I 'lmearning to drive this summ.eAr nd I hope I can pass the driver test soon. Would you like to join me?W: No. I hate driving. I wish I could have a self-driving car.M: Hey, I heard that some

22、self-driving cars are being tested. We might not need human drivers very soon. Actual,lyexperts predict robots will take over 30% of ourwjoitbhsin ten year.s三问部分1. 你认为机器人有一天会取代人类吗？（回答：Probablyyes. Actually, robots can do a lot nowadaysThey can even do many difficult jobs like analyzingdata and trans

23、latingdocuments.So I think robotshave someadvantages over humanTsh.ey make fewer mistakes and they don.)' t get bored参考答案：Do you think that robots will replace humans one day?2. 机器人可以做哪些危险的工作？(回答：There' re a lot. Robots can work in areas that cannot be reached by humans. They help save peopl

24、e from natural disasters. For example, in Japan, robots have already been used in rescue work. Robots could even go outside the spacetsotahteiolpn do scientific wo.r)k参考答案：What kinds of dangerous jobs can robots do? Are there any dangerous jobs that robots can do?3. 如果我们被机器人取代了该怎么办？(回答： Some people

25、are now worried about job lost. But I don' t think it ' s going to bebig problem. I believe that some jobs will never be completely replaced by robots, such as teaching and actingW. hat' s more, nejowbs will appear anyway. I think we should take the opportunity to do some more interestin

26、g work and view robots as team)mates.参考答案：What can we do if robots take place of us?What should we do if we are replaced by robots?五答部分1. What is Tom ' s plains fsourmhmer holiday?参考答案：Learning to drive.He is learning to drive this summer hol.iday2. How soon will robots take over 30% of our jobs

27、?参考答案：They will take over 30% of our jobs within ten years.3. What advantages do robots have over humans?参考答案：They make fewer mistakes and they don ' t get bored.4. What can robots help to do in space?参考答案：They can help to do scientific work.5. What jobs will not be completely replaced by robots

28、?参考答案：They' re acting and teaching.Part C RetellingA Taxi RideTom was a taxi driver. One day he picked up a passenger at midnight who was an old lady in her eighties. Taking her suitcase, Tom assisted her to walk slowly towards the taxi. When they got in the taxi, the lady asked Tom to take her

29、to the airport and requested him to drive through downtown. Tom immediately told her that it was not the shortest. wBauyt the lady said she was not in a hurry because the fly was in the morning. She told Tom that she has been living her entire life in this city but she was moving abroad to live with

30、 her children and not coming back. Hearing her words, Tom started the car without saying anything. For the next several hours, they drove through the city. She showed Tom the places which meant a lot to her, like the church where she got married and the factory where she used to work. At dawn, she f

31、inally said, “ Let 's go now. ” Then they drove in silence to the airport. When they arrived there, Tom gave her a hug. The lady held on to him tightly and said,ou gave a“n oTlhdalankdayyou! Ylittle moment of jo.y”参考答案1：Tom was a taxi driver. One day he picked up an old lady at midnight. She was

32、 about eighty years old. The lady asked Tom to drive through downtown and take her to the airport. Tom told her that it was not the shortest way to the airport. The lady said she was not hurried. She has been living her entire life in the city but she was moving abroad and would not come back. Witho

33、ut saying anything, Tom started the car. They drove through the city for several hours and the old lady showed him the places which meant a lot to her. They finally drove to the airport at dawn. They hug each other and the old lady thanked Tom for giving her a little moment of joy.参考答案 2：Tom was a t

34、axi driver. One midnight he picked up an old lady in her eighties. After the old lady slowly got into the taxi, she told Tom to drive her to the airport through downtown. Tom told her that it was not the nearest way but the lady said she was not in a hurry because the flight was in the morning. The

35、old lady told him that she was moving abroad and would never come back. She has spent all her life in this city. Hearing this, Tom started the taxi without saying anything. On their w,atyhe lady showed him some important places in her life to Tom. At dawn, they drove to the airport. Tom gave a hug t

36、o the old lady and she held on to him tightly. She thanked Tom for bringing her a little moment of joy.2017年广东省高考英语听说考试真题 CPart A Reading AloudAt the time Hawking was working on black holes, he'd achieved atmo athzeing insights inworkings of these objects. Black holes are the most terrifying pla

37、ces in the universe. Created when a giant star dies, at their dark hearts is a point of infinite gr.aSvoitypowerful, nothing can escape it, noteven light. Black holes, instead oflasting forever, aseveryonethought, eventually disappear, leaving no trace of anything, including information. Every black

38、 hole has a boundary.It 'thse point of no return. If anything passesthe boundary,it takes its information with it.Part B Role PlayW: Dr. Brown, welcome to our campus video program.M: Thank you.W: I know you 're going to publish a neinw Dbeocoekmbe.rWhat ' s it about?M: It ' s about h

39、ow parents can help their children who are picky eaters.W: Picky eaters? What are they like?M: Picky eatersare thosewho may chooseone or two food they like and refuseto eat anything else, or those who are unwilling to try new foods.W: Oh, my little brother often refuses to eat certain foods onblyeca

40、use of the taste or the colour. My mum is worried.M: Well, I understand how she feels.三问部分1. 为什么家长认为这是个问题？(回答：Parents don ' t understand the taste varies from person to person. Some children are picky about their food choices because they are more senswitihvaetttohey see, feel, hear and taste. )

41、参考答案：Why do parents think it/that is a problem?2. 这仅仅发生在童年吗？(回答： Yes. Research shows picky eating mostly happens to children under the age of seven. Picky eating is normal at preschool age. About 20% of the children eat only a very small number of food. Howevewr,hen they get older, such behaviors wi

42、ll go away with t)ime.参考答案：Does it only happen in childhood?Does it only occur in our childhood?Does it only take place during our childhood?3. 你有什么建议给家长呢？use children will connect the table with回答： First, parents don ' t have to worry if their children refuse to eat certain foods. They should s

43、top forcing children to eat foods at mbeeaclsa unpleasant experienceSse.cond, parents can try introducing children to new foods at different times and help them become willing to try new thin)gs.参考答案：What is your advice for parents?What suggestions do you have for parents? Can you give some advice t

44、o parents?Do you have any suggestions to parents?五答部分1. When will Dr.Brown' s book be published? 参考答案：It will be published in December.2. Why does your little brother refuse to eat certain foods? 参考答案：He refuses to eat certain foods because of the taste or the colour.Because he doesnt like the t

45、aste or the colaoiunrBecause he is sensitive to the taste or the colour of certain foods.3. What are picky eaters more sensitive to?参考答案：What they see, feel, hear and taste.4. When will picky eating behaviors go away? 参考答案：When people get older, picky eating behaviors will go away.5. Why should pare

46、nts stop forcing children to eat foods at meals? 参考答案：Because they will connect the table with unpleasant experiences.Part C RetellingTom' s HolidayTom' s mother was very sick. He had to spend all his freteaktiimnge care of his mother. Tom had never taken a holiday with his family because th

47、ey had neither time nor money.,One dayTom learned about a writing competition from a newspaper. The prize was a holiday in France.He learned that the weather in Franceswgaood for his mothers health. Tom wanted to winthis holiday for his family, so he took part in the competition. To his joy, he won.

48、 He thought he could give his family a free holid.aWy hen he went to receive the prize, Tom learned that only the flights were free but he had to pay for the hotel accommodation. It was not possible for his family to afford the hotel. Tom was disappointed. He told the story to his best friends, who

49、encouraged him to put his story on a websiter.yVsoon, his story was widely read. He received many encouraging emails from all over the world. And he was even offered a free holiday for his family by a social organization. Tom was very happy that he finally won a free holiday.参考答案1：Tom had to spend a

50、ll his free time looking after his mother, because she was very sick. Tom had never taken a holiday with his family. One day, He learned about a writing competition, the prize of which was a holiday in France. Tom wanted to win this holiday for his family, so he took part in the competition.To his j

51、oy, he won the competition.When Tom went to receive the prize, he learned that only the flights were free but he had to pay for the hotel accommodation. It was impossible for his family to afford the hotel. Tom was disappointed, so he told his story to his friends, who encouraged him to put the stor

52、y on a weebrsyites.oVon,Tom received many encouraging emails from all over the world. Finally, he was offered a free holiday by an organization. He felt very happy. 参考答案 2：Tom' s mother wasryvesick and he had to take care of his mother in his free time. Tom had never taken a holiday with his fam

53、ily. One day, Tom learned about a writing competition from a newspaper, the prize was a holiday in France. Tom took part in the competition because he wanted to win this holiday for his famil.yHe was very happy that he won the competition. However,he got to know that only the flights were free but h

54、e had to pay for the hotel accommodation. His family can' t afford the hotel. Tom felt disapepotoinldtehdi,ssboehstfriends about it. They encouraged him to put the story on a website. Soon Tom got many encouraging emails from all over the world. Tom was very happy that a social organization offe

55、red him with a free holiday for his family.2017年广东省高考英语听说考试真题 DPart A Reading AloudWhen do we first becomeaware of ourselves?To addressthat very question,watch a well-establishedexperimentknown as the mirror test. First up is 16-month-oldOwen. If Owen knows who he is, he should notice the mark and k

56、now it is on his cheek. Nsethxteit turn of Bethan. Her mum puts the mark on her face as instructed. Time and time again this test demonstrates that it' s between the ages of 18 and 24 months that-wawe abrec.oItmise selfthis that distinguishes us from other animals and gives us a unique relations

57、hip with the world. Part B Role PlayW: Hi, Tom! Haven ' t seen you for ages. How have you been?M: I was on the sick list actua. llyW: Oh! What happened?M: I hurt my legswhen climbing the mountain alone.W: My goddess! What did you do with that?M: I was so lucky. I had an e-doctor help me at that

58、very moment.W: E-doctor? What do you mean?M: My family registered with an e-doctotrhree months ag.oE-doctors are the ones that can give you medical advice through mobile phones or comteprsu. It' s a good choice when youcan'vtisit the doctor in person.When I fell off a rock, I couldn 'mot

59、 ve. So I called him immediately.三问部分1. 那个医生是如何帮助你的？(回答：Through the camera on my mobile phone, he guided me through a self-exam on my leg. When he was sure that there was nothing serihoeusa,dvised me to walk slowly and to find a walking stick. He also sent me the information of the nearest hospital, so I went there for help).参考答案：How did the doctor help you?What did