2020年7月全国英语等级考试二级听力试题(PETS-2)

20207月全国英语等级考试二级听力试题（PETS-2）第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的AC10每段对话仅读一遍。WhatdidNancyintendtobuyyesterday?Clothes. B.Fruit.Wheredoesthewomanwanttogo?Thechurch. B.Thebeach.Whatarethespeakersreferringto?Thewater. B.Theworld.Whatisthemanoffering?

C.Babyfood.C.Thestation.C.Theweather.A.Advice. B.Encouragement. C.Criticism.WhatwillthemandoonSaturday?MeetCarolyn. B.GotoBeijing.第二节(151.522.5分)

C.Holdaparty.524A、、C三个选55秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7题。Whyisthemanmakingthecall?ToarrangeatripforWendy.Toinvitethewomantodinner.Tosaygoodbyetothewoman.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?Friends. B.Relatives. C.Co-workers.听下面一段对话，回答第8至第10题。Whoistheman?Asalesman. B.Arepairman. C.Aprogrammer.Whichcomputerdoesthewomanchoose?Thelargerone. B.Thequickerone. C.Thecheaperone.Whatwillthewomandonext?Finishherhomework. B.Talktoalady. C.Readtheinstruction.听下面一段对话，回答第11至第13题。Howlonghasthemanbeencollectingstamps?Fiveyears. B.Sevenyears. C.Nineyears.Whydidthemanstartcollectingstamps?Tomakemoney.Tojoinhisfriends’club.Tolearnsomethinginteresting.Howdoesemailaffectstamps?Itmakesthemvaluable.Itmakesthemuseless.Itmakesthemamusing.听下面一段对话，回答第14至第17题。WheredidDanfirstdiscoverart?Atartmuseums. B.Athisuncle’s.WhowasDan’sfirstinfluence?QiBaishi. B.AndyWarhol.WhatdidDangetfromPollock?

C.Atschool.C.JacksonPollock.Aninterestinart.WhereisDanliving?

Asenseoffreedom. C.Anewtechnique.A.InParis. B.InBeijing. C.InNewYork.听下面一段独白，回答第18至第20题。Whatisthespeakerdoing?Designingaroom.Describingapictureofherroom.Introducingherfamilyandtheirhouse.Whatisthespeakerunhappywith?Theroomsize. B.Thewallcolours. C.Theplatformbed.Whatdoesthespeakerdotokeepherroomcleanandtidy?Shepaintsit.Sheputsawaythings.Shehangshershoesonthedoor.听力原文Text1W:IsawNancyatthesupermarketyesterdaywhenIwaslookingforsomefruit.M:Wasshealsobuyingfruitthere?W:No.Shewasbuyingsomeclothesforherbaby.Text2W:Excuseme.Doyoustopatthebeach?M:No.Youneedtogetoffatthechurchandtakealine14.W:Havewegotmuchfurthertogo?M:It’sthenextstop.Text3M: Oh my! It’s steaming hot today. Thetemperaturehashit38degrees.W:Yeah,it’slikethewholeworldisboiling.Text4W:Oh,Ijustdon’tfeellikedoinganything.M:What’sthematter,Jane?W:Well,youknowthatjobIwentfortoday?Ilostit.M:Oh,comeon!Itcan’tbeasbadasallthat.Lookonthebrightside.Maybesomethingbetterwillcomeup.Text5W:CanyoucometoapartythisSaturday?It’sforCarolyn.She’sjustcomebackfromBeijing.M:Sure.Thatsoundslikefun.CanIhelpwithanything?W:Ithinkeverything’stakencareof.Thanks.SeeyouonSaturday.Text6M:HiJennifer.I’mcallingtotellyouthatWendyandIareleavingtomorrowafternoon.W:Oh,sosoon? Ihopeyou’vehadagoodtimevisitingplacesandfriendshere.

M:Yes.Wehadagreattime.ThankyouagainforthewonderfuldinnerlastFriday.IfyouandGaryevercometoSanFrancisco,pleaseletusknowandwe’dbemorethanhappytohaveyouasourguests.W:Thankyou,Tom.Haveasafetripbackhome.Text7M:Goodafternoon.Findingeverythingokay?W:Oh,I’mlookingatyourcomputers.Youhavemanydifferentmachineshere.Could youmesomethingaboutthem?M:Er…thesetwowithlargemonitorsarethelatestandfastest.Butthisoneisthemostpopular.Themonitor’sabitsmaller,though.W:Oh,thisone’ssomuchlessexpensive.Howcome?M:There’sasalethisweekonthismodel.W:Isithardtosetupathome?M:Ohno,certainlynot.Theinstructionexplainseverything.W:That’sgood.Well,Ireallyneedacomputertodo my homework, and this one is cheaper.IguessI’lltakeit.M:Okay.Letmewritethisup,andthenyoujusttakeitoverthere tothatlady,andshe’ll careofit.W:Okay.Text8W:Somanybeautifulstamps!Bill,itmusthavetakenyouatleastfiveyearstocollectthem.M:Well,IstartedcollectingstampsnineyearswhenIwasingradeseven.Youcanfindawealthofinformationfromstamps.Forexample,ifyoucomparethesetwostamps,youcanseethecountrynamechange.W:Yeah,that’samazing!Holdingthestampinmyhandisjustlikeholdingalittlepieceofhistory.M:Exactly!Youcanalwayslearnsomethinginterestingfromcollectingstamps,whetheritishistory,animals,plants,orbuildings.ThatwaswhyItookupthishobby,thoughlateralsomadealotoffriendsattheclubs.W:Butnowwehaveemail.Willthishobbystillliveon?M:Sure!Emailsmakestampsrarerandmorevaluable.W:Isee.Butitsoundslikeanexpensivehobby.M:Notreally.Usuallyselectionsofstampscostonlyafewdollars.Besides,stampsgrowinvalueveryquickly.Agood,solid,detailedcollectioncanbeworthseriousmoney.W:Sostampcollectingismorethanahobby.Itcanbeabusiness.M:Yousaidit.Text9W:Howdidyoubecomeanartist,Dan?M:Asachild,Ilovedtodraw.Youknow,IwasbornandeducatedinParis.Myunclewasschoolartteacher.Andheoftentookmetoartmuseums. I guess that’s how I interestedinart,andbythetimeIwasten,knewIwantedtobeanartist.W:Didyouliketolookatotherartists’work?M:IusedtobeabigfanofAndyWarhol.ThenIdiscoveredthatJacksonPollockspokemostdeeplytome.W:ButyourpaintingisnothinglikePollock’s.M:Iknow.ButafterIstudiedhisworkforsometime,Ilearnedthathissenseoffreedomwasthekey.Thisfreedmeandhelpedmedevelopmyownwayofpainting.

W:Well,you’vecertainlysucceededindoingthat.What’snextforyou,Dan?M:IhavestayedinNewYorkfornearlysixyearsnow,andIneedachange.SoI’mplanningtospendsometimeinEastAsia.W:Whyisthat?M:Theartscenethereisveryexciting.I’llBeijingandseeChinesepaintings,likeonesbyQiBaishi.Infact,I’mthinkingofstudyinginanartcollegethere.Text10W:Helloeveryone.Thisisapictureofmyroomathome. I’vehadthisroomsinceIwasinthe fifth grade. My parents said I could anythingIwantedwithit.