英语六级听力第二套听力真题材料.docx

1、英语六级听力第二套听力真题材料01:36.35College English Test (Band 6)01:39.82Part III Listening Comprehension01:43.21Section A01:45.79Directions: In this section,01:49.14you will hear 8 short conversations01:51.67and 2 long conversations.01:54.35At the end of each conversation,01:56.94one or more questions will be a

2、sked01:59.55about what was said.02:01.51Both the conversation and the questions02:04.01will be spoken only once.02:06.06After each question there will be a pause.02:09.62During the pause,02:11.19you must read the four choices02:13.39marked A), B), C) and D),02:16.36and decide which is the best answe

3、r.02:19.48Then mark the corresponding letter02:21.91on Answer Sheet 202:23.61with a single line through the centre.02:27.12Now lets begin with the eight short conversations.02:32.0611. M: This is the second time this week 02:37.26my boss asked me to work extra hours. 02:40.07Im glad to get a bigger

4、paycheck, 02:42.43but I dont want such a heavy schedule. 02:45.23W: Better watch your step. 02:46.65A lot of people would like to trade places with you. 02:50.66Q: What does the woman imply the man should do? 03:06.6412. W: Oh, there you are. 03:09.44Your wife just called. 03:11.14I told her you wer

5、e around somewhere, 03:13.55but I couldnt find you. 03:15.37Shed like you to call her at home. 03:17.66M: At home? 03:19.32She should be at work. 03:20.92I hope nothing is wrong. 03:22.72Q: What does the man imply? 03:38.2013. M: We have to get up early tomorrow 03:42.08if we want to be at the railw

6、ay station by 8:00. 03:45.01Perhaps we should go to bed now.03:47.10W: I suppose so, 03:48.20but I have to finish this memo 03:49.90and put it in the mail.03:52.26Q: What do we learn from the conversation?04:08.3614. W: Let me check, sir. 04:11.83A suite on the third floor was reserved by a Mr. Colm

7、ar 04:16.33from July 10th to 16th.04:19.00M: Im afraid theres a mistake, madam. 04:21.86I told my secretary to book a spacious double room 04:25.77rather than a luxurious suite.04:29.01Q: What is wrong with the reservation?04:45.5615. W: Profits are down considerably this quarter. 04:49.98Do you hav

8、e any idea what might be the problem?04:53.13M: I guess its just that this is a slack time of the year.04:56.89 I hear other companies are having the same problem. 05:00.46Q: What are the speakers talking about? 05:17.2016. M: I forgot to pick up the groceries on the way home. 05:21.91Ill just rest

9、a minute and then go and get them.05:24.46W: No problem. 05:25.56We can make do with whats left here, 05:27.95and get them tomorrow.05:30.11Q: What does the woman suggest they do? 05:47.1217. W: Somebody should do something 05:50.51about the air-conditioning. 05:52.19Its ridiculous. 05:53.39I have t

10、o wear a sweater to work in the middle of summer.05:56.89M: I agree. Its been like this for weeks.06:01.20Q: What are the speakers talking about?06:17.7918. W: I lost the diamond out of my ring. 06:22.25Do you know where I could have it replaced?06:24.88M: Ive never had a stone put in anything, 06:2

11、7.82but I know that the jewelry shop on Oxford Street has a good reputation.06:32.69Q: What does the woman intend to do?06:49.91Now you will hear the two long conversations.06:53.71Conversation One06:55.77W: Mr. Stern, may I ask you? 06:58.42Do you think it was necessary and fair to arrest Steve Bri

12、l?07:02.67M: I dont know whether you realise that 07:05.25this man has been eating our park for five years. 07:09.33And he is encouraging other people 07:11.00to do the same thing every single day. 07:14.13He has been organising groups 07:16.04to destroy our urban wildlife.07:18.93W: But Mr. Stern,

13、this situation 07:21.47has been going on happily for five years. 07:24.28Why do you suddenly decide to do something about it?07:27.81M: Well, at first, 07:30.05we just thought he was an eccentric person, 07:32.49a bit odd, you know. 07:33.75But over the years we came to realise that 07:36.61he is a

14、dangerous guy. 07:38.12He has been ruining our city environment. 07:40.95Parks are to look at, not to eat. 07:44.08Its just as if youre going to allow people 07:46.36to walk through a zoo, and eat the baby bears.07:49.86W: But surely you or your park keepers, Mr. Stern, 07:53.10could have discourage

15、d Mr. Bril from his activity 07:55.80without going such drastic measures, without arresting him.07:59.72M: Steve is a nice fellow, 08:01.70but what he is doing is illegal. 08:04.13He knows an awful lot about wild weeds. 08:07.08Well be very happy to let him organise tours 08:10.23if he just wouldnt

16、eat the plants 08:12.56and wouldnt encourage other people to do so, too. 08:15.38You never know what this could lead to, 08:17.99all sorts of people ruining our park in all sorts of ways. 08:21.64This kind of thing is very definitely criminal behaviour 08:25.70and must be stopped.08:28.65Questions 1

17、9 to 22 are based on the conversation08:32.57you have just heard.08:35.1819. What does the man say Steve Bril has been doing?08:55.5920. Why was Steve Bril not arrested years ago?09:14.7221. What does the woman think of the action taken against Steve Bril?09:34.3822. What finally led to Steve Brils

18、arrest?09:53.74Conversation Two09:56.08M: Mary, are your children still at school?09:59.29W: Yes, my eldest boy, Martin, left school last year. 10:03.21He works at a day center nearby 10:05.27for physically handicapped adults. 10:07.56My daughter Liz is in the fourth year10:10.52at a comprehensive s

19、chool.10:13.43M: How is her foreign language?10:16.13W: Very good. She likes French and German. 10:19.30She is not very scientific. 10:21.36Christopher, my youngest child, 10:23.31is in the last year of junior school. 10:25.94He is much more practically oriented, 10:28.28strong in math and science.1

20、0:31.08M: He will be going to a comprehensive school, I suppose.10:34.58W: We have the choice of three comprehensive schools.10:37.46M: Really? Its unusual to have so many to choose from.10:41.26W: Well, yes. Parter school seems to have done all right. 10:45.57Were er.um.Therere certain criticisms a

21、bout it, 10:49.48but on the whole, we are not too dissatisfied.10:53.08M: Well, generally speaking, 10:55.17what do you think one considers 10:56.92when one is trying to choose? 10:58.68Well, I dont know 11:00.30if one can really choose one school actually you tend to. 11:04.44Children go where they

22、re sent.11:06.92W: You cant er.um. very easily unless you are very rich 11:10.91and can afford to choose a private school. 11:13.75And since were not very rich, 11:15.32weve got all three children to consider. 11:18.20We cant do that. 11:19.94So they go to the local comprehensive school. 11:22.67Wha

23、t really matters is, you know, 11:24.36the quality of the staff, the size of the school. 11:27.62I think the size of the school has a lot to do with it.11:31.90Questions 23 to 25 are based on the conversation11:35.97you have just heard.11:38.4623. What do we learn about the womans daughter Liz?11:56

24、.8524. What does the woman say about her youngest child Christopher?12:15.8925. What can we conclude from the conversation?12:34.61Section B12:35.97Directions: In this section,12:38.91you will hear 3 short passages,12:41.53at the end of each passage,12:43.46you will hear some questions.12:45.64Both

25、the passage and the questions12:47.87will be spoken only once.12:50.46After you hear a question,12:52.27you must choose the best answer12:54.14from the four choices marked A), B), C) and D).12:59.79Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 213:03.90with a single line through the centre13:07

26、.62Passage One13:08.82Years ago, when I was a young assistant professor 13:13.01at the Harvard Business School, 13:14.76I thought that the key to developing managerial leadership 13:18.89lay in raw brain power. 13:21.55I thought the role of business schools 13:24.26was to develop future managers 13:

27、26.51who knew all about the various functions of business. 13:30.64My thinking gradually became tempered 13:33.68by living and working outside the United States 13:37.24and by serving seven years as a college president. 13:41.28During my presidency of Babson College, 13:44.36I added several traits o

28、r skills 13:47.08that I felt a good manager must possess. 13:49.96The first is the ability to express oneself 13:53.35in a clear, articulate fashion. 13:56.28Good oral and written communication skills 13:58.77are absolutely essential 14:00.67if one is to be an effective manager. 14:03.81Second, one

29、must possess the required set of qualities 14:07.51called leadership skills. 14:10.10To be a good leader, 14:12.09one must understand and be sensitive to people 14:14.98and be able to inspire them 14:16.89toward the achievement of common goals. 14:20.14Next, I concluded that effective managers14:22.

30、92 must be broad human beings 14:25.43who not only understand the world of business 14:28.27but also have a sense of the cultural, social, political, historical, 14:32.76and the international aspects of life and society. 14:36.77This suggests that exposure to the liberal arts and humanities 14:41.52should be part of every managers education. 14:44.89Finally, as I pondered the business and government-related scandals 14:49.59that have occupied the front pages of