听力基础卷 01 校园生活（全国通用）
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Text 1
W: David, you look pale. Are you okay?
M: I think I’m getting a cold or flu — I’ve been coughing and sneezing all morning.
W: You should go to the hospital now. I can help you take notes.
M: That’s so kind of you, Alice. And could you message me the homework after school?
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W: How many hours do I need to study online to prepare for this test?
M: You’ll need to complete a three-day course.
W: Eight hours per day?
M: Not that long. Two hours a day.
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W: Hi, is this where the yoga class takes place?
M: Yes, you’re in the right spot. But it starts in about 20 minutes. You’re a bit early.
W: Oh, yes, it’s only twenty to three now. I’ll just go grab a drink and come back.
M: Good idea!
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W: I admire how calmly you handled that challenging situation with the student today, John.
M: Thanks. I believe kindness and understanding are more useful than strictness, particularly with children who’ve
made mistakes.
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M: Our school magazine needs improvement. Do you have any suggestions?
W: Why not set up a regular column on student interviews?
M: Good idea. Let’s also make the cover design more attractive.
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W: So, Pete, are you happy at your new school?M: Yeah, very. People there are friendly and I’ve made a lot of new friends. It’s good because we work well together in
class, too.
W: That’s good.
M: And it’s great learning a language. I’m doing Chinese this year. It’s really hard, even though we’ve got a lovely
teacher, who really loves her subject.
W: Sounds good.
M: And it’s a modern building, with a sports field and a large library. There’s a big courtyard too, where you can sit
outside and relax between lessons. There was nowhere like that at my primary school.
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W: Hi Sam. Are you enjoying university?
M: Yes, the second year is much better than freshman year. I made a new group of friends and joined several clubs.
W: That’s great to hear. What’s your major, by the way?
M: Computer science, but I’m also teaching myself business management in French.
W: Oh, that must keep you busy.
M: Yes, the workload is heavy, but I enjoy what I’m studying.
W: That’s good. Do you want to graduate in 4 years?
M: I had planned to graduate in 4 years, but I’ve changed my plan because my teacher advises me to do a 1-year
exchange program in Australia.
W: That sounds exciting. All the best.
M: Thanks.
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W: Hi, Jack. Have you decided on your major yet?
M: Yes, I chose computer science. I’ve always been interested in how software works. What about you, Lily?
W: I’m studying environmental science because I want to help protect the environment. And my parents really support
me.
M: That sounds meaningful. What kind of courses do you take?
W: We study ecology and climate change, and sometimes we go out to collect samples.
M: Interesting. In my major, we now mainly learn data structures. And in the following semesters, we will learn about
software development and computer networks, which can be more difficult.
W: Do you enjoy your courses?
M: Yes, especially when I finish a project successfully.W: That’s nice. I think both of us are learning useful things for the future.
M: I can’t agree more.
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M: Hey, Sarah! You look like you’re in a hurry. Heading to the basketball tryouts?
W: Hi, Jason! Not today. I’m just dropping off my younger brother, Eddie. He’s determined to make the school team
this year.
M: That’s ambitious! I remember he was the lead guitarist in the school band last semester.
W: He still plays, but he’s crazy about basketball now.
M: That’s quite a change! By the way, is your sister, Fiona, also trying out for the cheerleading team?
W: No, she’s busy with the swimming club. What about you? Still working on the school magazine with Jessica?
M: Actually, I’ve started training for the marathon with my cousin, Louis.
W: That sounds like a lot of work! Good luck to you both.
M: Thanks!
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W: Here’s your new library card. It will run out one year later from today and allow you to borrow up to 15
books per month. The library is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day except Sundays and public holidays. On the
first floor, you’ll find fiction, literature, biography, travel and lifestyle books, gardening books, and cookbooks.
There’s also a photocopier for public use. Copies cost twenty cents each, but I recommend you buy a monthly copier
card for $10, which gives you 60 copies per month at a reduced price.
On the second floor, you’ll find technology, geography, science books, and children’s books. There’s a small
children’s recreation area there as well, and on Saturdays, we hold a story reading morning for young kids.
The third floor has history, maps, newspapers, journals, and arts and humanities books.
We have computers with Internet access on the fourth floor. The computers are free to use, but there’s a two-
hour limit. It’s first-come, first-served. Just put your name down on the list if you want to use one. If you want to use
your own computer in the library, we have free wireless access as well.
That’s about it. Do you have any questions?
