冲刺全真模考2-听力卷答案

1SECTION1Questions1-10CompletetheformWriteONEWORDAND/ORANUMBERforeachOPENINGABANKExampleApplicationforaCurrentbankTypeofcurrentaccount:The1.’Fullnameofapplicant:PieterDateofbirth:Jointaccountholder(s):Currentaddress: .Timeatcurrentaddress: Previousaddress:Rielsdorf2,Utrecht,ephone:work homeOccupation:Identity(security):Nameofhis .:Openingsum:8 tobetransferredfromFransenBank,Statements:Every Requests:Supplyinformationaboutthe填写答案：

正确答案：Select,27.01.197315Riverside,2weeks616295,engineer,mother,2000,month,internetPIETER:Goodmorning.I'dliketoopenabankaccount,WOMAN:Certainly.Ifyou'dliketotakeaseat,I'lljustgetsomedetailsfromyou.Itwon'ttakelong.PIETER:WOMAN:Isitacurrentaccountoradepositaccountyouwanted?PIETER:Acurrentaccount.ExampleWOMAN:Right.I'vegottheapplicationformherethen.Wehavedifferenttypes-Iseeyou'vegotourleafletthere.PIETER:I'vedecidedontheonecalled‘Select.’WOMAN:Right,that'sfine,so,firstofall,canIhaveyourfullnameplease?PIETER:Yes,it'sPieterHenes.That'sP-I-E-T-E-R.WOMAN:IsitH-E-doubleN-E-S?WOMAN:Oh,right.OK.Andwhat'syourdateofbirthPIETER:Thetwenty-seventhofthefirst,nineteenseventy-three.WOMAN:Right.Andwillthisbeajointaccount?PIETER:No,justmyself.WOMAN:OK,fine.Andwhereareyouliving,MrHenes?PIETER:15,Riverside.Q3WOMAN:Isthatalloneword?PIETER:Yes.WOMAN:PIETER:WOMAN:HOWlonghaveyoubeenatyourpresentaddress?Er,isitmorethantwoyears?amonthago.I'mfromHolland.Q4WOMAN:Oh,that'sfine.Butwenormallyaskforapreviousaddressinthatcase.PIETER:Ohyes,well,it'sRielsdorf2.That'sR-I-E-LS-D-O-RFWOMAN:Holland.OK.Thankyou.Doyouhaveadaytime PIETER:Yes,Ithinkthenumberatmyofficeissixoh-six-twonine-five.Um,justaminute,I'dbettercheck.Oh,nosorry,six-one-six.I'mnotusedtoityet.Wouldyoulikemyho too?Q5WOMAN:YesPIETER:It'sseven-nine-sixfour-threeone.WOMAN:Aretheybothlocalnumbers?PIETER:WOMAN:Right.Andyourmainjob.I'manengineerbyprofession.Q6WOMAN:Isee.IthinkI'llputthatthen.It'sshorter!Nowweusuallyaskforapieceofinformationwhichwecanusetocheckyouridentity,forsecurityreasons.Youknow,ifyouphonePIETER:Like,erm,mywife'sfirstWOMAN:Mother'smightbebetter.It'slesslikelytobeknown.Q7PIETER:OK.HersisSiti.WOMAN:PIETER:Yes,S-I-T-I.It'sWOMAN:Fine.Andhowmuchwouldyouliketoopenyouraccountwith?Weusuallyaskforaminimumsumof￡50.That'sabout€75.PIETER:Well,I'mgoingtotransfer€2,000frommyDutchaccount,justtillIgetpaid.Infact,Iwantedtoaskyouaboutthat.What'sthebestwaytot?Q8WOMAN:Itdependswhichbankyou'rePIETER:It'stheFransenBankWOMAN:OK,fine.I'llcheckthatinaminute.Ifwehavelinkswiththemwecandoadirecttransfer.Butit'snotabigproblemeitherPIETER:Ihaven'treallythought.Um,what'stheusualthing?WOMAN:It'suptoyou.Somepeoplelikethemweekly.PIETER:Oh,no,that'stoooften.CanIhavethemsent,Mm,onceamonth?Q9WOMAN:Yes,that'sfine.Isthereanythingsomestage.Q10PIETER:Please,yes.WOMAN:Andwouldyouliketoreceiveinformationaboutthebank'sotherservices-insurance,loans,anythinglikethat?PIETER:Hmm,Idon'tthinkso,WOMAN:That'sOKthen.Andonelastthing,ifyouoncethehomeofthefamouswriter,SebastianGeorge.Heboughtthehousein1902althoughhehadfirstseenittwoyearsearlier.AtthattimetheownersletitouttoatenantbecauseGeorgewastooslowmakinguphismindtobuyit.Whenitcamebackonthemarket,therewasnohesitationandheboughtitimmediay,forupstairs,andnoelectricity.Q11Whenhecamehere,he'dbeenmarriedfortenyears.Duringthattime,he'd eoneofthemostfamouswritersintheEnglish-speakingworld.Hisprofessionalsuccesswasenormous,buthis allifewasn'tassuccessful.Hewasnolongeronspeakingtermswithhisbrotherandhadbeendevastatedbythedeathatofsevenofhiselderdaughter,Josephine.MovingtoRosewoodallowedthefamilytostartanewlife.GeorgeregardedRosewoodasapureexampleofatraditionalcountryhouseofthispartofEnglandanddidsomeofhismostsuccessfulwritinghere.Thehouseanditsgroundsbecamethefamilyhavenandtheirwerebuiltofthelocalsandstone,thetilesontheroofsandthebricksofthechimneystackwerebakedfromlocalclay,andthewoodenstructuresinsidecamefromoaktreeswhichgrowaroundhere.Q13Now,pleaselookatthemapI'vegivenyouofthehouseandgardens.We'rehereattheInformationCentre.FollowthepathmarkedwiththearrowandthefirstareayoucometoistheorchardonyourAsyougofurtherdownthepath,there'sthekitchengardenontoyourleft,anareawheredifferenttypesofpeartreehavebeenAlley-designedbyGeorgehimself.Q14Nexttothisisthegreenhousewheresomeexoticplantsandfruitsaregrown.FollowthepathroundthesecondcornerandonyourrightyouwillseetheentrancetotheMulberryGardenwithits500-year-oldtree.PasttheMulberryGarden,followthepathuntilyoureachthefrontofthehouse.Isuggestyouspendagoodhourwanderingaroundthislovelybuilding.Aguidetakesvisitorgroupsroundeverytwohours.Q15IfyouwouldliketopurchaseanyofGeorge'sbooksorothersouvenirs,thenleavethehousebythesideentrance,whereyouwillfindourshop,whichissituatedbetweenthehouseandthegaragewhichcontainsthemagnificentoldRolls-RoycecarwhichusedtobelongtoGeorge.Iexpectbythistimeyoumayalsobeinneedofarestandsomerefreshment.Mostvisitorsare,sowhydon'tyouvisitthetearoomonthefarsideofthegarage?Q16Ifyouhavetime,thereisalovelywalkdowntowardstheRiverDudwell.Forme,thisisthebestpartoftheestate.Thisisn'tonthemapbutitisallclearlysignposted.Youcrossthefieldwhichspreadsalongthebanksoftheriver.Inspring,thisareaiswellworthavisit.Spendaminuteortwowatchingthewaterpassbyunderneathasyoucrossthefootbridge,andthencontinuealongtheRiverWalkthroughthewoodland.Onahotsummer'sdaythetreesalongthispathprovide eshade.Eventuallyyoucometothewatermillwhichusedtoprovidetheelectricityforthehouse-onlyaboutfourhourseveryevening-inGeorge'stime.And,finally,forthoseofyouwhowouldliketoseestunningviewsofthesurroundingcountrysideandwhoarealittlebitmoreenergetic,whenyoureturnfromthemilltakethefirstturningonyourleftandclimbuptotheviewpoint.Youwon'tregretit.Q18Q19Q20Enjoyyour2Questions11-Choosethecorrectletter,A,BorTHEHISTORYOFROSEWOODWhenthewriterSebastianGeorgefirstsawRosewoodHouse,[A]thoughthemightrent[B]feltitwastooexpensivefor[C]wasunsurewhethertobuy 3Beforebuyingthehouse,George[A]experiencedseverefamily[B]struggled easuccessful[C]sufferedaserious 4Accordingtothespeaker,GeorgeviewedRosewoodHouse[A]arichsourceofmaterialforhis[B]awaytoescapefromhis[C]atypicalbuildingofthe 5Questions14-LabelthemapWritethecorrectletter,A-J,nexttoquestions14-17.ROSEWOODHOUSEANDGARDENSPearMulberryTea填写答案：

正确答案：H,F,B,6Questions18-CompletethesentencesWriteONEWORDONLYforeachanswer.RIVERWALKYoucanwalkthrough thatgoesalongtheriverYoucangoover andthenintoawoodedOnyourwayback,youcouldalsogoupto 填写答案：

正确答案：field,footbridge,viewpointSection3(共210.0分)JACK:Lucy,wereallyneedtogetworkingonthismarketingassignment.We'veonlygotfiveweekslefttooftermtodesignit,carryitout,andthenwriteuptheresults.LUCY:Sure.Well,let'sgetstartedrightnow.Let'sgoovertheinstructions.Whatexactlydowehavetodo?JACK:Well,itsaysherewehavetolookatoneareaoftheentertainmentindustry.There'salistofthedifferenttypes.LUCY:WhatareJACK:Music,cinema,theatre,sport,andeatingout.LUCY:Isthatall?JACK:LookslikeLUCY:Sowechooseonebranchoftheindustryandthenwelookathowtwodifferentgroupsofpeopleuseit?Isthatright?JACK:LUCY:Anddowehavetouseanyparticularmethodtogetourdata?Canwoutaquestionnaire,ordoface-to-faceinterviews,ormaybeevenobservations?JACK:Wellactually,itlookslikewedon'thaveachoice.Wehavetodoephoneinterviews.Q22LUCY:OK,soatleastwedon'thavetowastetimedecidingbetweenthedifferentmethods.JACK:Yeah,that'sright.Oh,andtheotherrequirementisthenumberofinterviewees.LUCY:Nottoomany,Ihope.Ten?JACK:Well,wehavetodotwogroups,remember,anditlookslikewehavetointerviewfifteenforeachgroup.LUCY:That'sthirtyaltogetherthen.It'sgoingtotakeages.JACK:Yes,butrememberwe'reworkingonthistogether,sowe'llonlyhavetodofifteeneach.LUCY:OK,sothosearealltherequirements?JACK:Yes,lookslikeit.LUCY:So,first,whichareaarewegoingtochoose?Mypreferencewouldbecinema,sincethat'swhereIspendmostofmymoney.JACK:Hmm,Idon'tthinkthat'ssuchagoodidea.Idon'tthinktherearehugedifferencesinthemarketthere.Imeanyougetyoungandold,maleandfemale,richandpoorallgoingtothesamemovies.LUCY:Yeah,maybeyou'reright.Let'smakeitmusicthen.JACK:Right.So,whattwogroupswillwecompareandcontrast?LUCY:Maleandfemale?Q24JACK:No.Mostofmyfemalefriendslikethesamemusicasme.Differentagegroupswouldbemuorelikelytoshowupdifferences,Ithink.LUCY:Yeah,Isupposeyou'rerightagain.I'lltakesomenotes,shallI?So...AgeGroups.Well.Whatdoyouthink?Maybetwenty-fiveorunderforonegroup,andforty-fiveoroverfortheothergroup?Thatshouldshowupdifferences.JACK:LUCY:OK.Next.Howaboutthekindofmusictheylike-let'sgivethemsomechoicesandthenwecanjusttickboxes.JACK:OK.Let'shavepop,jazz,folk,easylistening...Whase?LUCY:Well,weshouldincludeclassical.Somepeoplelikeit,youknow.Q26JACK:OK.OK.AndthenweshouldhavehowtheylistentoLUCY:Themedium.Right.Let'sincluderadio,CD-andthenIguessthere'sTV.JACK:Whataboutconcerts?Youknow,inpubsandhalls.Q27LUCY:Ohyeah,weshouldincludelivemusicofcourse.JACK:OK,we'reonarollnow!Nextpointcouldbeaboutwheretheyactuallygettheirmusic.LUCY:Youmeanlike,dotheybuyitinmusicshops,ordepartmentstores?Q28JACK:Yes,ordownloaditfromtheLUCY:Right.Thatcouldbeforrecordedmusic.Thenweneedanothersectionforlivemusic.Wheredotheygoforthat?JACK：OK.Let'ssaydisco,pub,club,concerthall...LUCY:Oroperahouse!AndIguessweshouldincludekaraokebars.JACK:NotmanyoftheminthisLUCY:OK.We'llleavethatoutthen.So,what'slefttodo?7Questions21-CompletethesentencesWriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSAND/ORANUMBERforeachanswer.MARKETINGASSIGNMENTFortheirassignment,thestudentsmustinvestigateonepartof.Themethodthestudentsmustusetocollectdata Intotal,thestudentsmustinterview Jackthinksthemusicpreferencesof listenersare填写答案：

正确答案：entertainmentindustry,ephoneinterviews,30,maleand8Questions25-CompletethenotesWriteNOMORETHANTWOWORDSforeachMarketingMarketingSurvey:MusicPreferencesAgegroupofinterviewee25or45orMusicEasyMediumforlisteningtoSourceofMusicPlacesforlisteningto Concert 填写答案：

正确答案：jazz,classical,concerts,departmentstores,club,operahouseSection4(共511.0分)Goodmorningeveryone.Lastweekwewerelookingatthehunter-gatherersinIreland,acrosstheIrishSeafromEngland.Today,we'regoingtomoveontotheperiodbetweenfourandsixthousandyearsago,knownastheNeolithicperiod,whichiswhenatotalfarmingeconomywasintroducedinIreland.Now,thereareseveralhypothesesabouttheoriginsofthefirstNeolithicsettlersinIreland,butmostofthesecontainproblems.Forinstance,thereareconsiderablearchaeologicalaboutthetheorythattheycamefromEngland.Theevidencedoesn'treallyaddup.ButthereareevengreaterpracticalproblemsaboutthetheorythattheycamedirectlyfromcontinentalEurope.Foronething,it'snotclearjusthowsufficientnumbersofmenandwomencouldhavebeentransportedtoIrelandtoestablishaviablepopulation.Asyouknow,thehunter-gatherereconomywhichexistedbeforehandwasbasedonsmallscatteredgroups.Thefarmingeconomywouldalmostcertainlyhaverequiredmuchlargercommunitiestodoalltheworkneededtoplantandtendsufficientcropstosustainthemthroughtheyear.Q31Theearlyfarmerskeptvariousanimals,includingcattleandsheep.There'salsoevidenceofpigs,butitispossiblethatthesecouldhavebeendescendedfromthenativewildspecies.Now,weknowfrommodernfarmingthatifthelevelofbreedingstockfallsbelowaboutthreehundredfemales,thefutureofthespecieslocallyisatrisk.SowemustassumethatfromthebeginningsofNeolithicfarmingthenumberofbreedingsheepwouldhaveconsiderablyexceededthreehundred,andthenationalcattleherdmusthavebeenofasimilarsize.Thequestionishowthesewerebroughttotheareaandwheretheycamefrom.Q32It'susuallysuggestedthattheNeolithicsettlersskin-coveredboatstotransportlivestock.Butthismethodwouldsheervolumeofanimaltransportnecessarymeansit'sunlikelythatthislivestockcouldhavebeenbroughtfromanywherefurtherthanEngland.Q33Whataboutcrops?Well,twomaincerealcropswereintroducedtoIrelandduringthistime:wheatandbarley,bothinseveralvarieties.Themainevidencefortheirpresenceconsistsofembeddedinthesurfaceofapotbeforeitwasfired.Thegrainitselfwasdestroyedbythefiring,butitleftanimpressiononthepotwhichcouldbestudiedandidentifiedbybotanists.atthattime.Beforethecerealcropscouldbeplanted,itwouldhavebeennecessarytocleartheforestandtobreakthegroundbyploughing.ThestonebladeofaploughhasbeendiscoveredduringexcavationinCountyMayoinwesternIreland.Thebodyoftheploughwouldhavebeenofwoodandcouldhavebeendrawnbypeople,butit'salsolikelythatcattlewereused.Q35Now,thecultivationofcropsandthehusbandryoflivestockbroughtaboutchangesinpeople'slifestylesuchasthetypeofshelterstheymade.Foronething,insteadofmovingfromplacetoplacetheyneededpermanentdwellings.ThestoneaxesusedtochopdowntreestomakethesedwellingswerefarsuperiortoanythattheStoneAgehunter-gatherersused.Tomaketheaxes,sourcesofsuitablestonehadtobefoundandsystematicallyexploited.Theseso-called‘axefactories’wereaxeswasn'tregularlyperformedonthequarrysite.However,aftertheaxehadbeenchippedintoshape,theyneededwaterandsandbeenanappropriateplaceforthis.Sothisfinalstageofthemanufacturemusthavebeencarriedoutclosetowaterandsureenough,there'sampleevidenceofthisatcoastalsites.Q36Nowit'sclearthattheseNeolithicaxesweretransportedalloverIreland,aswellastoScotlandandthesouthofEngland.It'snotreallysurprisingthataxesfrom‘axefactories’inEnglandhavealsobeenfoundinIreland.Attheveryleast,thisindicatesthattherewasalinkbetweenthetwoislandsduringthatperiod.Q37Oneofthemostusefulinnovationsofthecoloniserswaspotterymaking,whichwasquiteunknowntoIrishhunter-gatherers.Thepotterywasprobablymadebyshaclayintoaballwiththehand,andthenhollowingituntilthewallsweretherightthickness.Afterfiring,theoutsidewasoftenpolished.Thiswouldha