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2010年6月四级听力答案

SectionA

shortconversation

11.C）Hecannotgetaccesstotheassignedbook.

12.A）Shewilldrivethemantothesupermarket.

13.C）Tidyuptheplace.

14.A）ThetalkscanbeheldanydayexceptthisFriday.

15.A）Heunderstandsthewoman’sfeelings.

16.D）ShehastoinviteDavidtotheparty.

17.C）ManystudentsfindProf.Johnson’slecturesboring.

18.D）Assembleacomputer.

longconversation

19.B）Itrequireshimtoworklonghours.

20.D）Itdemandsphysicalenduranceandpatience.

21.D）Inahotel.

22.B）Payingattentiontoeverydetail.

23.A）ThepocketmoneyBritishchildrenget.

24.C）Itoftenriseshigherthaninflation.

25.B）Payforsmallpersonalthings.

SectionB

Passage1

26.B）Districtmanagers

27.D）Theimportantpartplayedbydistrictmanagers

28.B）Fiftypercentofthemwerefemale

29.B）Hewasnotgendersensitive

Passage2

30.C）Asktoseethemanagerpolitelybutfirmly

31.D）Youcan’ttellhowthepersononthelineisreacting

32.D）Sticktothepoint

Passage3

33.B）Architect

34.A）Dosomevolunteerwork.

35.C）Ababy-sitterisnoreplacementforamother.

SectionC

36.curious

37.figuring

38.independent

39.unusual

40.interacting

41.formal

42.abstract

43.mystery

44.hehasfoundouthowitworksandlearnttouseitappropriately

45.bytryingitoutandseeingwhetheritworks,bygraduallychangingitandrefining

it

46.includingmanyoftheconceptsthattheschoolsthinkonlytheycanteachhim

2010年6月大学英语四级听力原文

SectionA

ShortConversation

11.W:

Justimagine!

Wehavetofinishreading300pagesbeforeMonday!

Howcantheprofessorexpectustodoitinsuchashorttime?

M:

Yeah,butwhattroublesmeisthatIcan’tfindthebookinthelibraryorintheuniversitybookstore.

Q:

Whatdoesthemanmean?

12.M:

DoyouthinkIcouldborrowyourcartogogroceryshopping?

Thesupermarketsoutsidethecityaresomuchcheaper.I’dalsobehappytopickupanythingyouneed.

W:

Well,Idon’tliketoletanyoneelsedrivemycar.Tellyouwhat,whydon’twegotogether?

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanmean?

13.M:

Forgivethemessinhere.Wehadapartylastnight.Therewerealotofpeopleandtheyallbroughtfood.

W:

Yeah,Icantell.Well,Iguessit’sprettyobviouswhatyou’llbedoingmostoftoday.

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanthinkthemanwilldo?

14.W:

WhattimewouldsuityouforthefirstroundtalkswithJohnSmith?

M:

Well,youknowmyschedule.OtherthanthisFriday,onedayisasgoodasthenext.

Q:

Whatdoesthemanmean?

15.W:

Iwassoangryyesterday!

MybiologyteacherdidnotevenletmeexplainwhyImissedthefieldtrip.Hejustwouldn’tletmepass!

M:

Thatdoesn’tseemfair.I’dfeelthatwaytooifIwereyou.

Q:

Whatdoesthemanimply?

16.M:

Ireallycan’tstandthewayDavidcontrolstheconversationallthetime.IfheisgoingtobeatyourChristmasparty,Ijustwon’tcome.

W:

I’msorryyoufeelthatway,butmymotherinsiststhathecome.

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanimply?

17.W:

You’retakingacoursewithProfessorJohnson.What’syourimpressionsofar?

M:

Well,manystudentscouldhardlystayawakeinhisclasswithoutfirstdrinkingacupofcoffee.

Q:

Whatdoesthemanimply?

18.W:

Haveyoueverputacomputertogetherbefore?

M:

No,never.ButIthinkifwefollowtheseinstructionsexactly,wewon’thavemuchtrouble.

Q:

Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo?

LongConversations

Conversation1

W:

Whatsortofhoursdoyouwork,Steve?

M:

WellIhavetoworkverylonghours,aboutelevenhoursaday.

W:

Whattimedoyoustart?

M:

Iwork9to3,thenIstartagainat5:

30andworkuntil11,sixdaysaweek.SoIhavetoworkveryunsocialhours.

W:

Anddoyouhavetoworkattheweekend?

M:

Oh,yes,that’sourbusiesttime.IgetWednesdaysoff.

W:

Whatarethethingsyouhavetodoandthethingsyoudon’thavetodo?

M:

Uh,Idon’thavetodothewashing-up,sothat’sgood.Ihavetowearwhite,andIhavetokeepeverythinginthekitchentotallyclean.

W:

What’shardaboutthejob?

M:

Youarestandingupallthetime.Whenwearebusy,peoplegetangryandshout,butthat’snormal.

W:

Howdidyoulearntheprofession?

M:

Well,Ididatwo-yearcourseatcollege.Inthefirstyearwehadtolearnthebasics,andthenwehadtotakeexams.

W:

Wasiteasytofindajob?

M:

Iwrotetoaboutsixhotelsandoneofthemgavememyfirstjob,soIdidn’thavetowaittoolong.

W:

Andwhat’sthesecretofbeinggoodatyourjob?

M:

Attentiontodetail.Youhavetoloveit.Youhavetoshowpassionforit.

W:

Andwhatareyourplansforthefuture?

M:

Iwanttohavemyownplacewhenthetimeisright.

Q19.Whatdoesthemansayabouthisjob?

Q20.Whatdoesthemanthinkisthehardestpartofhisjob?

Q21.Wheredidthemangethisfirstjobaftergraduation?

Q22.Whatdoesthemansayisimportanttobeinggoodathisjob?

Conversation2

W:

Nowyou’veseenthistableoffiguresaboutthepocketmoneychildreninBritainget?

M:

Yes.Ithoughtitwasquiteinteresting,butIdon’tquiteunderstandthecolumnentitled“Change”.Canyouexplainwhatitmeans?

W:

Well,Ithinkitmeansthechangefromtheyearbefore.Iamnotamathematician,butIassumetherisefrom72pto90pisariseof25percent.

M:

Ohyes,Isee.Andtheinflationrateisthereforcomparison.

W:

Yes.Whydoyouthinktheriseinpocketmoneyisoftenhigherthaninflation?

M:

IamsorryI’venoidea.PerhapsparentsinBritainaretoogenerous.

W:

Perhapstheyare.Butitlooksasifchildrenwerealotbetteroffin2001thantheywerein2002.That’sstrange,isn’tit?

Andtheyseemtohavebeenbetteroffin2003thantheyarenow.Iwonderwhythatis.

M:

Yes,Idon’tunderstandthatatall.

W:

Anyway,ifyouhadchildren,howmuchpocketmoneywouldyougivethem?

M:

Idon’tknow.IthinkI’dprobablygivethem2poundsaweek.

W:

Wouldyou?

Andwhatwouldyouexpectthemtodowithit?

M:

Well,outofthat,theyhavetobuysomesmallpersonalthings,butIwouldn’texpectthemtosavetobuytheirownsocks,forexample.

W:

Yes,bytheway,domostchildreninyourcountrygetpocketmoney?

M:

Yeah,theydo.

Q23Whatisthetableoffiguresabout?

Q24WhatdowelearnfromtheconversationaboutBritishchildren’spocketmoney?

Q25Supposingthemanhadchildren,whatwouldheexpectthemtodowiththeirpocketmoney?

SectionB

Passage1

Asthenewsalesdirectorforanationalcomputerfirm,AlexGordonwaslookingforwardtohisfirstmeetingwiththecompany’sdistrictmanagers.Everyonearrivedontime,andAlex’spresentationwentextremelywell.Hedecidedtoendthemeetingwiththeconversationabouttheimportanceofthedistrictmanagerstothecompany’splans.“Ibelievewearegoingtocontinuetoincreaseourshareofthemarket,”hebegan,“becauseofthequalityofthepeopleinthisroom.Thedistrictmanageristhekeytothesuccessofthesalesrepresentativesinhisdistrict.Hesetsthetermforeveryoneelse.Ifhehasambitiousgoalsandiswillingtoputinlonghours,everyoneinhisunitwillfollowhisexample.”WhenAlexwasfinished,hereceivedpoliteapplause,buthardlythewarmresponsehehadhopedfor.Laterhespokewithoneoftheseniormanagers.“Thingsweregoingsowelluntiltheend”,Alexsaiddisappointedly.“Obviously,Isaidthewrongthing.”“Yes”,thedistrictmanagerreplied.“Halfofourmanagersarewomen.Mosthaveworkedtheirwayupfromsalesrepresentatives,andtheyareveryproudoftheroletheyplayedinthecompany’sgrowth.Theydon’tcareatallaboutpoliticalcorrectness.Buttheyweredefinitelysurprisedanddistressedtobereferredtoas‘he’inyourspeech.”

Q26WhodidAlexGordonspeaktoatthefirstmeeting?

Q27WhatdidAlexwanttoemphasizeattheendofhispresentation?

Q28Whatdowelearnabouttheaudienceatthemeeting?

Q29WhydidAlexfailtoreceivethewarmresponsehehadhopedfor?

Passage2

Thewaytocomplainistoactbusiness-likeandimportant.Ifyourcomplaintisimmediate,supposeyougotthewrongorderatarestaurant,makeapolitebutfirmrequesttoseethemanager.Whenthemanagercomes,askhisorhername.Andthenstateyourproblemandwhatyouexpecttohavedoneaboutit.Bepolite!

Shoutingoractingrudewillgetyounowhere.Butalsobefirminmakingyourcomplaint.Besides,actimportant.Thisdoesn’tmeantoputonairsandsay“doyouknowwhoIam?

”Whatitmeansisthatpeopleareoftentreatedthewaytheyexpecttobetreated.Ifyouactlikesomeonewhoexpectsafairrequesttobegranted,chancesareitwillbegranted.Theworstwaytocomplainisoverthetelephone.Youarespeakingtoavoicecomingfromsomeoneyoucannotsee.Soyoucan’ttellhowthepersononthelineisreacting.Itiseasyforthatpersontogiveyoutherun-around.Complaininginpersonorbyletterisgenerallymoreeffective.Ifyourcomplaintdoesnotrequireanimmediateresponse,itoftenhelpstocomplainbyletter.Ifyouhaveanappliancethatdoesn’twork,sendalettertothestorethatsoldit.Bebusiness-likeandsticktothepoint.Don’tspendaparagraphonhowyouruncleJoetriedtofixtheproblemandcouldn’t.

Q30Whatdoesthespeakersuggestyoudowhenyouarenotservedproperlyatarestaurant?

Q31Whydoesthespeakersaytheworstwaytocomplainisoverthetelephone?

Q32Whatshouldyoudoifyoumakeacomplaintbyletter?

Passage3

BarbaraSandersisawifeandthemotheroftwochildren,ages2and4.Herhusband,Tom,isanengineerandmakesanexcellentsalary.BeforeBarbarahadchildren,sheworkedasanarchitectforthegovernment,designinggovernmenthousing.Shequitherjobwhenshebecamepregnant,butisnowinterestedinreturni