大學(xué)英語四級(jí)考試聽力預(yù)測(cè)試題
1. M: Professor Wang,what is the homework for this lesson?
W: Do exercise 2 and 3 on page 15.
Q: Whats the homework for this lesson?
2. M: He asked me to tell you that the meeting this evening is at seven-thirty.
not at seven.
W: I see.Thanks a lot.
Q: When is the meeting this evening?
3. M: Could you show me that tie over there,the one with blue and gold stripes?
W: Yes, certainly.
Q: What does the man want the woman to show him?
4. M: When are you travelling?
W: We want to take the flight tomorrow afternoon and come back next Friday afternoon.
Q; When will the woman come back?
5. M: How much is it to London by air,please?
W: $169. Theres a flight tomorrow at 16:50 that gets to London at 18:40.
Q: How much is it to London by air?
6. M: Lets decide where we want to go on vacation this summer.
W: Are you kidding,Alice.
Mom and Dad always decide where we are going.
Q: Who can decide where to go?
7. M: What soup do you have?
W: I will recommend Three Delicious Soup,it is very delicious.
Q: What does the woman recommend?
8. M: How long have you been working in your present area?
W: Quite a few years now...five to be exact.
Q: How long has the woman been working?
9. M: Could I borrow your umbrella when I go to the shops?
W: Im sorry,but Ill need it myself in a few minutes.
Q: What does the man ask the woman to do?
10. M: I have tickets to the Prince Concert next Friday.
Can you go with me?
W: Id like to,but I have already had a plan for next Friday.
Im going to visit my aunt.
Q: What will the woman do next Friday?
Passage One
Edward Ted,a retired postman who lives in New York
was attacked a month ago at a subway entrance in his neighborhood.
It was late afternoon,he said.
and he was returning home from visiting his wife in the hospital.
Suddenly,three young men assaulted him.
They grabbed his watch and his wallet,then hit him in the face.
The blow sent him crashing to the ground and when he got up.
his glasses were smashed and a tooth was knocked out.
Doctors later found that several of his cheek bones had been broken.
Mr.Ted,a tall man of 76,said that before the mugging.
he went where he wanted.
when he wanted, without fear.
Even though he said he wasdetermined not to dwell on the incident,he admitted.
Im very cautious now when I go out.He said.
I try to stick with crowds of people.
I dont want to be alone on the street or in the subway.
I guess Im more nervous than before, Mr.Ted said.
There is a tension - you cant get it out of your mind.
11. What happened to Mr.Ted a month ago?
12. What did doctors later find about Tede?
13. What did Ted try to stick with after the mugging?
Passage Two
Before the 20th century,the horse provided day to day transportation in the United State.
Trains were used only for long-distance transportation.
Today the car is the most popular sort of transportation in all of the United State.
It has completely replaced the horse as a means of everyday transportation.
Americans use their car for nearly 90 percent of all personal trips.
Most Americans are able to buy car.
The average price of a recently made car was $2,050 in 1950,
$2,740 in 1960 and up to $ 4,750 in 1975.
During this period American car manufacturers set about improving their products and work efficiency.
As a result,the yearly income of the average family increased from 1950 to 1975 faster than the price of car.
For this reason purchasing a new car takes a smaller part of a familys total earnings today.
14. What was the only use of trains before the 20th century?
15. What is the most popular sort of transportation today?
16. What was the average price of a recently made car in 1960?
17. Whats about the yearly income of the average family from 1950 to 1975?
Passage Three
A neighbor told us about a trip he took with his two-and-a-half-year-old so.
It was the first time that the father and the boy had been away by themselves.
The first night they spent in a hotel.
the father moved his bed close to the boys and when they were both tucked it.
he turned off the light.
After a few minutes,a little voice said.
It is sure dark,isnt it?
Yes,said the father.
Its pretty dark,but everything is all right.
There was silence for a few minutes more.
and then a small hand reached over and took the fathers hand.
Ill just hold your hand,said the little boy.
in case you get frightened.
18. How old was the neighbours son?
19. Where did they spend the first night?
20. Who moved the bed close to the boys?
1. M: Professor Wang,what is the homework for this lesson?
W: Do exercise 2 and 3 on page 15.
Q: Whats the homework for this lesson?
2. M: He asked me to tell you that the meeting this evening is at seven-thirty.
not at seven.
W: I see.Thanks a lot.
Q: When is the meeting this evening?
3. M: Could you show me that tie over there,the one with blue and gold stripes?
W: Yes, certainly.
Q: What does the man want the woman to show him?
4. M: When are you travelling?
W: We want to take the flight tomorrow afternoon and come back next Friday afternoon.
Q; When will the woman come back?
5. M: How much is it to London by air,please?
W: $169. Theres a flight tomorrow at 16:50 that gets to London at 18:40.
Q: How much is it to London by air?
6. M: Lets decide where we want to go on vacation this summer.
W: Are you kidding,Alice.
Mom and Dad always decide where we are going.
Q: Who can decide where to go?
7. M: What soup do you have?
W: I will recommend Three Delicious Soup,it is very delicious.
Q: What does the woman recommend?
8. M: How long have you been working in your present area?
W: Quite a few years now...five to be exact.
Q: How long has the woman been working?
9. M: Could I borrow your umbrella when I go to the shops?
W: Im sorry,but Ill need it myself in a few minutes.
Q: What does the man ask the woman to do?
10. M: I have tickets to the Prince Concert next Friday.
Can you go with me?
W: Id like to,but I have already had a plan for next Friday.
Im going to visit my aunt.
Q: What will the woman do next Friday?
Passage One
Edward Ted,a retired postman who lives in New York
was attacked a month ago at a subway entrance in his neighborhood.
It was late afternoon,he said.
and he was returning home from visiting his wife in the hospital.
Suddenly,three young men assaulted him.
They grabbed his watch and his wallet,then hit him in the face.
The blow sent him crashing to the ground and when he got up.
his glasses were smashed and a tooth was knocked out.
Doctors later found that several of his cheek bones had been broken.
Mr.Ted,a tall man of 76,said that before the mugging.
he went where he wanted.
when he wanted, without fear.
Even though he said he wasdetermined not to dwell on the incident,he admitted.
Im very cautious now when I go out.He said.
I try to stick with crowds of people.
I dont want to be alone on the street or in the subway.
I guess Im more nervous than before, Mr.Ted said.
There is a tension - you cant get it out of your mind.
11. What happened to Mr.Ted a month ago?
12. What did doctors later find about Tede?
13. What did Ted try to stick with after the mugging?
Passage Two
Before the 20th century,the horse provided day to day transportation in the United State.
Trains were used only for long-distance transportation.
Today the car is the most popular sort of transportation in all of the United State.
It has completely replaced the horse as a means of everyday transportation.
Americans use their car for nearly 90 percent of all personal trips.
Most Americans are able to buy car.
The average price of a recently made car was $2,050 in 1950,
$2,740 in 1960 and up to $ 4,750 in 1975.
During this period American car manufacturers set about improving their products and work efficiency.
As a result,the yearly income of the average family increased from 1950 to 1975 faster than the price of car.
For this reason purchasing a new car takes a smaller part of a familys total earnings today.
14. What was the only use of trains before the 20th century?
15. What is the most popular sort of transportation today?
16. What was the average price of a recently made car in 1960?
17. Whats about the yearly income of the average family from 1950 to 1975?
Passage Three
A neighbor told us about a trip he took with his two-and-a-half-year-old so.
It was the first time that the father and the boy had been away by themselves.
The first night they spent in a hotel.
the father moved his bed close to the boys and when they were both tucked it.
he turned off the light.
After a few minutes,a little voice said.
It is sure dark,isnt it?
Yes,said the father.
Its pretty dark,but everything is all right.
There was silence for a few minutes more.
and then a small hand reached over and took the fathers hand.
Ill just hold your hand,said the little boy.
in case you get frightened.
18. How old was the neighbours son?
19. Where did they spend the first night?
20. Who moved the bed close to the boys?
