2017届湖南省长沙一中高考英语听力专题训练：14（含原文答案）

　　英语听力模拟训练

　　第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）

　　听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。

　　1.How often does Frank do the cooking at home?

　　A.Every day.B.Frequently.

　　C.Occasionally.

　　2.What will the two speakers probably do?

　　A.Move the computer next to the bookshelf.

　　B.Put the computer next to the door.

　　C.Put a poster on the door.

　　3.Why does the woman want to take up singing?

　　A.Because of her parents.

　　B.Because of her competence in singing.

　　C.Because of the potential income.

　　4.When will the man probably get home?

　　A.At 9:15.

　　B.At 9:55.

　　C.At 10:15.

　　5.What can we learn from the conversation?

　　A.It is spring now.

　　B.The two speakers are living in the south.

　　C.The woman is very innocent.

　　第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）

　　听下面5段对话或独白,每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。

　　听，回答第6题。6.What does the man want on his pizza?

　　A.Ham and pineapple.

　　B.Bacon and tomatoes.

　　C.Sausage and mushrooms.

　　7.At what time does this conversation take place?

　　A.4:45.

　　B.5:15.

　　C.5:00.

　　听，回答第题。8.What is the first step in using the self-service pump?

　　A.Take the nozzle (喷嘴) and reset the pump.

　　B.Put the nozzle in the tank.

　　C.Go to the cashier.

　　9.How should we stop the pump?

　　A.By pressing the “stop” button.

　　B.By itself automatically.

　　C.By turning off the power.

　　听，回答第112三个小题。

　　10.How often does the woman have the terrible dream?

　　A.Occasionally.B.At least three times a week.

　　C.At least twice a week.

　　11.Why does the woman often dream about animals?

　　A.Because of staying up late into the night.

　　B.Because of reading frightening stories before sleeping.

　　C.Because of her fear of animals.

　　12.What usually happens in the woman’s dreams?

　　A.She is caught by the animals.

　　B.The animals chase her and she escapes.

　　C.The animals open their frightening mouths.

　　听，回答第116四个小题。

　　13.What is the relationship between the two speakers?

　　A.Journalist and tourist.B.Reporter and zoologist. C.Boss and secretary.

　　14.Where is the woman studying apes?

　　A.In the African jungle.

　　B.In the jungle of South America.

　　C.In the jungle of North America.

　　15.How many years will the woman live in the jungle?

　　A.For 5 years.

　　B.For about 2 years.

　　C.Not mentioned.

　　16.What can we learn from the conversation?

　　A.The man works for a magazine.

　　B.The man will also live with apes.

　　C.The woman has been living with apes for five years.

　　听，回答第120四个小题。

　　17.What does the speaker mainly talk about?

　　A.Americans are busier at night than in the daytime.

　　B.Time plays a very important role in American culture.

　　C.Americans should follow the example of more relaxed cultures.

　　18.When are Americans more relaxed?

　　A.In the evening.

　　B.During the lunch break. C.Late in the afternoon.

　　19.What are Americans used to according to the speaker?

　　A.Checking the time often.

　　B.Waking up without an alarm clock.

　　C.Being a few minutes late to meetings and movies.

　　20.What do we know about Americans according to the talk?

　　A.Most of them are in time to see the main feature film.

　　B.Their lunch break is longer than 1 hour.

　　C.They are always punctual to parties.

　　答案及听力原文

　　答案：1~56~10 AACBB

　　11~15 BBBAC

　　16~20 CBAAA

　　听力原文：

　　Text 1

　　W: understand you’ve become a real cook lately,Frank.

　　M:Well,since my wife began working,I decided to help out by making the meals once in a while.

　　Text 2

　　W:This computer is heavier than it looks.

　　M:I’m sure it is.Where should we put it?

　　W:I was thinking over here,next to the door.

　　M:Are you sure? I’m afraid that someone might not see it as they come through the doorway.

　　W:That’s a good point.Maybe it will be better to put it over there by the bookshelf.

　　Text 3

　　M:Jane,I hear that you are leaving school now.What do you want to do? Have you made up your mind yet?

　　W:No,not yet.But I think I’m going to take up singing.

　　M:Any special reason?

　　W:Yes.It’s because I am good at singing songs.All my classmates say so.

　　Text 4

　　M:Oh,it’s time for me to go home now.

　　W:It’s still early.Why not stay a little longer?

　　M:My mother asked me to be home before a quarter to ten.

　　W:Well,I won’t keep you.Thanks for coming!

　　Text 5

　　W:Dad,why can’t we see a bird?

　　M:Honey,because they fly south to get away from the cold weather.

　　W:Why don’t their daddies fix the heating in their home?

　　Text 6

　　W:Jiffy Pizza.Can I take your order?

　　M:Yes,I’d like a large pizza.

　　W:What kind of toppings would you like on that?

　　M:Oh,I don’t know.What toppings can I order?

　　W:Well,we’ve got sausage,bacon,ham,pineapple,mushrooms,tomatoes,and green peppers.

　　M:Hmm...I’ll have sausage and mushrooms.No,wait...let me change that.I’d like ham and pineapple on it.

　　W:Okay.That comes to...ten ninety.May I have your name,address,and phone number?

　　M:Uh,my name’s John Smith.I’m at 533 Rose Avenue,and you can reach me at 8762435.

　　W:Okay.We’ll be there at 5:15.

　　M:In half an hour?Great,thanks!

　　Text 7

　　W:Can I help you?

　　M:I’d like to know how to work this self-service pump.

　　W:OK.First,go to the cashier and pay.Then take the nozzle(喷嘴) and lift the lever to reset the pump.

　　M:Then what?

　　W:Then you put the nozzle in your tank.Press this and it will start to pump.

　　M:Thank you.But how do I stop it?

　　W:Oh.Don’t worry.It stops by itself once the tank is full.After that,take the nozzle and put it back on the pump. That’s all.

　　M:I see.Thank you.

　　Text 8

　　M:Morning,Jane.You look rather pale this morning.

　　W:Yes,Dad.I didn’t sleep very well last night.

　　M:Oh? Why was that?

　　W:I had a terrible dream.It was very frightening.

　　M:What did you dream about?

　　W:The same thing as usual.Some huge and ugly animals.

　　M:The same thing as usual? Do you often dream about huge and ugly animals?

　　W:At least three times a week.

　　M:What do these animals usually look like?

　　W:They always have big mouths and terrible eyes.

　　M:What do they usually do?

　　W:They usually run after me.

　　M:Do they ever catch you?

　　W:Never.I always get away.

　　M:Why do you dream about them so often?

　　W:Probably because I often read fearful stories before I go to bed.

　　Text 9

　　M:Good morning,Josephine.I’m a journalist from Daily Life Newspaper.My name is Tim Black.It gives me great pleasure to have a chance to interview you.

　　W:Hello,Tim.It’s a pleasure to be interviewed.I suppose you are interested in how I make friends with animals.I’m quite ready to answer your questions.

　　M:It’s very kind of you.The first question I want to ask you is,how long have you been living with monkeys?

　　W:Apes actually.Well,I’ve been studying apes for quite a long time,ever since I was in university.But I’ve only been actually living with them for five years.

　　M:Five years in the African jungle,with only Apes to talk to.That’s fantastic! And I know you’re going back to your Ape colony to finish your work.

　　W:Oh,yes.I haven’t finished it yet.Although I have been recording their behavior and watching their movements very closely,I still haven’t finished my work.

　　M:Well,I suppose living in the jungle with apes is really a difficult job,isn’t it?

　　W:Yes.Actually,I have undergone lots of hardships.But once you get used to it,life is easier.And gradually you will like it.

　　M:That’s why people call you the modern apewoman.

　　Text 10

　　For most Americans,clocks and watches are very important.They are always aware of them.In the morning some people have to get up when it is still dark.Others sleep through several hours of sunlight.But both groups wake up when they hear their alarm clock ring.When they get dressed and eat breakfast,they listen to the radio,and the radio tells them again and again exactly what time it is.

　　On the way to work or school,people look at their watches.If they think they are going to be late,they hurry.At work,Americans think it is important to arrive at meetings on time.Their lunch breaks are short,lasting only half an hour or an hour.Late in the afternoon,they check their watches often to see how soon they can go home.

　　In the evenings,however,Americans are more relaxed.They try to arrive on time,but they don’t worry if they are a few minutes late to meet friends in a restaurant.Also,people who arrive a few minutes late to a movie are usually in time to see the main feature film.If a party at a friend’s house starts at 8:00,some people come an hour later,but nobody minds.

　　Americans are used to living by clocks and watches.It is hard for them to understand that people in many parts of the world don’t think that time is so important.