听力部分录音稿
Text 1
W:Congratulations on passing the driving test!
M:Thanks! Now let's plan that road trip we've been talking about!
W:Sure! I'll ask my dad if we can borrow his car. (1)
Text 2
M:I found these keys outside the bathroom on the third floor. Is the lost and found office on the second floor?
W:No, it's actually on the first floor. (2) You can drop them off there on your way out.
Text 3
W:This jogging goal is easier to stick to with a partner.
M:Absolutely. I'd never wake up this early on Sundays without you.
W: Let's keep it up and consider making an agreement to study and eat healthy, too! (3)
Text 4
M:Will you join Lucy at the cinema this weekend?
W:No. I want to do something outdoors. Maybe I'll go to the beach. Would you like to come?
M: Sure! (4) I was going to suggest hiking, but the beach sounds nicer!
Text 5
W:Are you coming to Sam's dinner party tonight? I'll bring my salad.
M:Perfect! That's exactly what I was hoping for! You should share how you make it with me sometime. (5)
W:Thanks. It's really nothing special—quite simple to make.
Text 6
W:How is your volunteer work going? (6) (7)
M:It keeps me busy on weekends, but I couldn't be happier.
W:I'm glad to hear that. You help children without parents. Is that right?
M:No, I mostly work in the old people's home. (6)
W:That's great. What exactly do you do for them?
M:I mainly help them with technology, you know, like using smartphones. (7)
W:That's very necessary! (7) Most old people do have difficulty in using new technology.
Text 7
M:The coffee shop down the street is giving away free coffee today! (8)
W:Oh no, are they closing down?
M:No, relax. They're just celebrating. They've been in business for 10 years today. (8)
W:Cool! I didn't realize they had been here that long.
M:Neither did I. I thought they had just opened when we moved here four years ago.
W:It almost became your office when you were working on your second book.
M:That's right. I used to spend entire afternoons there. The owner is really friendly.
W:Yes. Lots of my students go there to study, (9) and they all love their cookies!
M:Me too!
Text 8
M:Do you know why half of the park is closed? (10)
W:Oh, they're adding a picnic area. (11) After it's completed, we can take our kids for a picnic on
weekends. (12)
M:That's lovely. But that means we can only use the garden area for now.
W:Yeah, and they won't finish until autumn.
M:Well, we'd better find a new place to run.
W:Some people were discussing it during our last group run. David suggested a new path along the lake.
M:I remember a co - worker of mine also runs there. I'll ask him tomorrow about his experience.
W:Okay. Anyway, since we can't run here anymore, I thought we could go and try the boxing class at the
gym near our home. (11) (12)
M:Good idea!
Text 9（第 16 题为推断题）
W:Mr. Lee, I feel like I haven't been improving much lately.
M:You're doing well. Let's focus on your steps today. I'd like to see you move your feet faster. (13)
W:You're right! I've been feeling a little slow these days.
M:I can see that you're very careful with your arm moves, which is good. But your feet need to catch up. (13)
W:Thanks for pointing that out.
M:Let's also work on your techniques. You have power, but you lack control.
W:Okay. I hope there's enough time to fix everything before the match.
M:Don't worry. We've got two months left before September. (14) You'll be ready!
W:Thanks for believing in me!
M:Of course. More importantly, you've got to believe in yourself. (15) When you're on the tennis court,
there's no one else but you and the other player.
W:Yes, let's do this! Let's begin today's practice now.
M:That's the spirit!
Text 10（第 20 题为总结题）
Today, I'd like to talk about effective ways to learn a new language. While learning a language takes time,
the right methods can make it both easier and more enjoyable.
First, practice every day. Even fifteen minutes of speaking, listening, or reading helps. Second, use
different methods. Watching videos, listening to songs, and reading stories can make learning fun. Writing
daily is also highly effective. Keeping a diary about your daily life in the target language helps remember
words better. (17) Third, don't be afraid to make mistakes. Mistakes help us improve. Besides these tips,
another useful method is talking to native speakers. You'll learn practical language through conversations.
(18) If you don't know any native speakers, you can find an online language partner. Additionally, set small
goals. For example, learning ten new words each day makes a difference over time. Most importantly, be
patient, because language learning is a long and slow journey. (19) So, just stay focused and enjoy the
process.
