听力答案和听力文本.docx

1、高二英语听力答案+听力文本听力答案1-5：ABABC 6-10: BBCCA 11-15: CBABC 16-20: BAABC 21-25: BCACC26-30：ABABB 31-35：BAABA 36. professional37. equipment38. crashed39. recommend40. beginners听力文本第一节 短对话：1M: Hi, June. Have you had any trouble using the system this morning? I cant use my computer.W: There was a power failure

2、 last night, and all of our passwords were lost. You have to go to the computer services office to set a new one.2W: Did you have a good time during the holiday?M: Yeah. But the journey really worn me out. The road stretched forward and seemed endless; however, we arrived at last.3W: Long time no se

3、e. What are you doing these days? M: Id been moving from city to city in search of work. Fortunately I succeeded in finding a good job in a big company.4M: Im sorry, Miss, but you are doing 45 in a 30-mile-an-hour zone.W: But Im late for a very important appointment.5W: I really like your new busine

4、ss card. The green border makes it really distinguishable.M: I couldnt decide whether to go with green or blue, but since my companys colour is green, thats what I chose.6M: Give me a call when you get into town. Ill pick you up at the train station.W: Shall I call your office?M: If you get in befor

5、e 5: 30, call the office. Otherwise, call my home.7W: Who is this woman with a baby sitting on her lap in the picture? It reminds me of your mother.M: Shes my aunt Barbara. She lives in Rome,but shes visiting Chile this summer. Next year shell come to London to visit us.8M: Hi, I thought you were fl

6、ying to Rutland County! I didnt expect to see you here in the restaurant.W: We never got there! We called off our arrangements because the whole county is flooded.9W: I was sure I put my wallet in my handbag yesterday evening before I went shopping. But it was just nowhere to be found when I was goi

7、ng to pay for my shopping.M: Actually you left your wallet in the hall. I saw it at the bottom of the stairs in our home this morning.10M: Have you been back to that apartment building again since the fire?W: No, its reported that its been entirely in ruins and the loss is estimated at one billion d

8、ollars. Thanks to the firefighters, only a few people were injured in the fire.第二节 长对话：1112W: Can I help you, sir? M: Yes, Id like to check in, please.W: Certainly, do you have a reservation with us?M: Yes, the names Peter Fox.W: Thats funny. I cant find your name in the computer. Do you have your c

9、onfirmation number?M: Yes, its 6913.W: Oh, I see. Sorry. Your name was spelled wrong. And could I see your passport, please?M: Here you are.W: Okay. Here is your key and your room is 2030 on the second floor.1315W: Welcome to this weeks Heroes. Today we have the popular television presenter, Nelly B

10、, in the studio. Nelly, hello and welcome.M: Thank you.W: Nelly, who is your hero and why? M: My hero is Debra Veal because she spent 113 days alone at sea in a rowing boat.W: What is the reason behind this risk-taking?M: Well, thats a good question. She started a trans-Atlantic race with her husban

11、d, Andrew, but he quit after two weeks. He was frightened of the ocean.W: What was the main danger of being alone on the boat?M: It was difficult for her to sleep, because she was afraid of big ships. They are extremely large and they cant see a small boat.W: Did she have any bad experiences?M: She

12、was scared of whales, and one night there was a very big one under the boat. Luckily, it was only interested in eating the fish under the boat.W: What did she miss most?M: Of course she missed people most. She also missed fresh food and red wine. Anyway, she came back safely.1618M: Would you please

13、take my clothes to the cleaners? I left them in my car. And where is my coffee?W: Ive worked for you too long without making any complaints. I remember I told you I was paid to be in charge of office work, not to deal with personal matters for you. Give me a rest.M: Im a busy man. Anyway that you ca

14、n make my life easier makes my time more productive.W: I guess I feel the same way. I like to be productive, too. You need to hire a servant to do your little personal jobs so I can get my work done.M: Im sorry you feel that way, but I dont think Im going to change in the near future. If you do as y

15、ou just said, I probably wouldnt need you.1921W: Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest mountain in Africa. Climbing it is no small task, especially for a group of seven who are all disabled in some way. Here we have one of the climbers Mike to share his experience. How do you feel about the climb, Mike?M

16、: It was a lot more difficult than we had expected, but we kept going and made it.W: Why did you attempt to climb such a high mountain?M: We regarded this as a chance to prove the human spirit.W: Really a tough journey. What did you do in time of difficulty?M: We turned to each other for inspiration

17、 as we continued on the way to the top.W: So did you keep a record of the adventure?M: Yes, we kept a diary of our troubles online.W: How long did the adventure last?M: Thirty days and we succeeded in reaching the top on June 5th.W: Getting to the top was definitely the high point. Thank you, Mike.2

18、225W: Hello, everyone. Welcome to our programme. Im Jenny Jackson. The weather here in Jurez has become unbearable, without a single drop of rain for over a year. The city is suffering from unusually hot weather. Some light showers have been forecast since last month, but all of them have been effec

19、tive in surrounding areas. Summer has not even started yet. The temperatures have reached 40 in the past three days and people have been warned not to go out of their homes, not if you walk on foot at least between 11: 00 in the morning and 7: 00 in the evening. Little kids and the elderly are the o

20、nes who have suffered the most from the extreme heat wave. They must drink water all the time in case they suffer from heatstroke. To help our audience have a better understanding of why this extreme weather occurred, we have invited Professor Torres from University of Mexico to our studio this even

21、ing.第三节 长对话或独白2630M: Lets go over the arrangements for my trip to Birmingham.W: Sure, heres your schedule.Youre flying at 9:55 on Monday evening. Thats British Airway Flight 139. Er, you have to check in two hours before the flight so Ive arranged for a car to pick you up from the office at 6:30. Th

22、at allows sufficient time to get there. It gets into Birmingham around midnight. M: Thats alright. Now when am I seeing Mr Smith?W: Tuesday afternoon at two. By the way, Mr Green is coming to the meeting as well.M: Thats good news, so we dont have to arrange a separate meeting. And has the tour of t

23、he new factory been arranged for Wednesday?W: Yes, theyll pick you up in the morning at 9:00. M: Good. Have you got travellers checks?W: Yes, here you are. M: Now has my visa arrived?W: No, I have yet to receive it. Ill phone and find out if theyve sent it off yet. M: Thanks. And when am I flying ba

24、ck?W: Im afraid the earliest flight I could get is Thursday at 1:15 am. Everything else was booked up. 3135M: Well, in this course, weve been rock-climbing together several times. And the special weekend climbing programme would be given at the State Park Climbing Centre next month. The coach is Jim

25、 Brown, one of the most experienced rock-climbers in the world today. Im sure that participants will gain a great deal of confidence. And itll greatly improve their techniques. There will be room for only 20 participants, and thus everyone will be given close attention. The cost for the weekend is 3

26、00 dollars. 30 dollars should be paid in advance for registration, and the rest should be paid by July 28th. There would be an extra small charge for equipment for any participants who dont have their own. I expect everyone here to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. If you want to registe

27、r, Ill give you an application form after I climb this morning. Send the form back to my office as soon as possible. 3640Id like to tell you about some of the ships Ive discovered.Well, theres nothing quite like finding the first old shipit is 300 years old. It was just lying at the bottom of the se

28、a, so it wasnt difficult to find. Most are covered in sand and rocksbut this one wasnt. Im actually a teacher, not a full-time diverI dive in my free time but I often get to them before the 36. professional divers, because I have good up-to-date 37. equipment. Another thing that helps is talking to

29、fishermen. Ive even written a book about some of their experiences.At the moment, Im looking for the gold from a ship called The Seabird. I was astonished when I first saw it. It was a well-built ship and it was coming from Australia on a winter night in 1859. Everything was going fine until the shi

30、p reached the English coast, when it 38. crashed into some rocks in a very strong storm and sank to the bottom of the sea.Well, as diving is a dangerous hobby, its not a good idea to teach yourself. Id 39. recommend anyone interested to do what I did. There are some excellent diving clubs like the one I joined, which run courses for 40. beginners. It is best to do one of these ahead of time before you go on a diving holiday.