备战 2022 高考英语听力专项（九）听力答案及材料
模块二：外文时事训练答案及听力材料
1-10：DBCAC BDACB
The 2020 Dubai Expo has finally opened after being delayed by the covid-19
pandemic. An extravagant opening ceremony ushered in the global event, which will run
until March 2022. A host of stars from the music world joined the spectacular ceremony.
These included the world-renowned opera singer Andrea Bocelli, China's flamboyant
pianist Lang Lang and Saudi Arabian singer Mohammed Abdu. International news agencies
reported on the dazzling ceremony. CNN said: "Dubai doesn't do anything by half. The
city always goes big." The Reuters news agency wrote about "the lavish ceremony of
fireworks, music and messaging about the power of global collaboration for a more
sustainable future".
The World Expo is a global event that takes place in a different city every five
years. Its aims are to showcase solutions to fundamental challenges faced by humanity,
and to bring people of the world together. Organizers of the Dubai Expo selected the
theme: "Connecting Minds, Creating the Future". The Expo will also be dedicated to the
sub-themes of sustainability, mobility and opportunity. It is the first Expo to be held in
the Middle East. Over the next six months, 25 million visitors will see cutting-edge and
cultural exhibitions from almost 200 countries. When Dubai made its bid to host the
Expo, the city's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum promised Dubai would
"astonish the world".
翻译：
由于covid-19疫情的推迟，2020年迪拜世博会终于开幕。一场奢华的开幕式迎来了这
个全球活动，该活动将持续到2022年3月。许多来自音乐界的明星也参加了这个壮观的仪
式。其中包括世界著名的歌剧歌手安德烈·波切利、中国华丽的钢琴家朗朗和沙特阿拉伯歌
手穆罕默德·阿布杜。国际新闻机构报道了这个令人眼花缭乱的仪式。CNN表示：“迪拜
的任何事情都不会被做出一半。这个城市总是会很大的。”路透社写道，“烟花、音乐和
信息的奢华仪式，关于全球合作对更可持续未来的力量”。
世博会是每五年在一个不同的城市举行一次的全球活动。它的目的是展示对人类所面
临的根本挑战的解决方案，并将世界人民聚集在一起。迪拜世博会的组织者选择的主题是“连接思想，创造未来”。世博会还将致力于可持续性、流动性和机遇等子主题。这是第
一次在中东地区举办的世博会。在接下来的六个月里，2500万游客将观看来自近200个国
家的前沿和文化展览。当迪拜申办世博会时，迪拜的统治者穆罕默德·本·拉希德·马克图姆
承诺迪拜将“震惊世界”。
模块三：模拟题训练答案及听力材料
Exercise A
1—5 BAACB 6—10 BACBC 11—15 CCACA 16—20 BBACC
Text 1
M: Hello. I have an appointment with Dr. Jones for nine o’clock this morning, but
I’m afraid I’ll have to arrive about fifteen minutes late.
W: That’s all right, Mr. Davis. Dr. Jones doesn’t have another appointment until
ten o’clock.
Text 2
M: Hi, Alice, do you think it’s possible for us to have a talk tomorrow?
W: I’d like to, but I have a tight schedule recently. May I ask my secretary to call
you back and decide on the exact time if my schedule allows?
Text 3
W: Hello, Police Station. Can I help you?
M: Yes, I left my wallet on the subway when I came back from the airport. I just
realized that when I began to unpack.
Text 4
W: To be frank, I find philosophy rather boring.
M: To tell you the truth, I can’t agree with you more.
Text 5
M: Frankly, Mary is not what I’d call easy-going.
W: I see. People in our neighborhood find it hard to believe she’s my twin sister.
Text 6
W: It’s already 10:30 am now. I haven’t finished typing my paper yet.
M: Don’t worry, Mary. The clock is 10 minutes fast.
W: Great! First make a call to Ann and tell her to wait for us. I’ll finish the paper
soon.M: Do we have any other things?
W: We’re going to Mike’s birthday party at 12 o’clock in a restaurant.
Text 7
M: Are you going to the Shaky Knees Festival?
W: Huh? I’ve never heard of that.
M: It’s a huge music festival in the heart of the city. It’s been around for a few
years, and it keeps getting better! Last year, they had 10 bands. This year, there will be
12 bands more.
W: Oh, cool! How much are the tickets?
M: The single-day passes are $50 and three-day passes are $100.
W: That seems expensive. Does that include any meal or drink tickets?
M: It includes a hot dog and two bottles of water.
W: That seems fair.
Text 8
M: Good evening. Our guest on In Town Tonight is the well-known Italian actress,
Sandra Milano. Miss Milano, welcome to New York.
W: Thank you, William. I’m happy to be here.
M: When was your last visit to New York?
W: OK. I haven’t been here for a long time. My last visit was at least ten years
ago.
M: Have you noticed many changes?
W: Well, yes and no. The heart of the city is just the same as it was ten years ago.
But the countryside is very different from the downtown area.
M: Yes, that’s true. Are you here on vacation or on business?
W: I came for the tennis games at Forest Hills. I have always enjoyed playing and
watching tennis.
M: You’ve started working in Italian television, haven’t you?
W: That’s right.
M: Do you intend to stay in TV or will you return to the movies?
W: I haven’t decided yet. I may return to the movies.
M: Well, Miss Milano, we hope you enjoy the rest of your stay in New York andthank you for coming to talk with us.
Text 9
W: So, what is your schedule like every day?
M: Well, I get up around 5:45 in the morning.
W: Wow! That’s kind of early.
M: A little. Then, I eat a quick breakfast, and I catch the bus at 7:00. It takes me
about 20 minutes to walk to the bus stop.
W: That’s a pretty good walk.
M: Yeah, and uh, next, I work at the library from 8:00 to 11:15 or so, and I have
classes from noon until about five. Then I catch the bus back home, and I arrive at
around 6:15. I make a sandwich or something for dinner, and then I walk to the gym
and meet some of my friends around 7:00.
W: So you have a group you work out with then?
M: Right. We exercise, play basketball, lift weights... you know, do things like that...
for about an hour and a half.
W: Wow. Do you do that every night?
M: Oh, no. I usually go to the gym on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. And on
Wednesdays, I take guitar lessons. Yeah, uh, in the evening at a music school, you know,
just around the corner from my house.
W: Oh, that’s nice. It sounds like you have a very busy schedule.
Text 10
W: Have a seat. Right back at you. Right back at every one of you. Thanks for that
noise. I appreciate you all being here. Yesterday was a big day, wasn’t it? All of the
country people turn out and do one thing. That is to buy Portia’s new book. It is called
Unbearable Lightness. The book came out yesterday. It’s doing very well. But enough
about Portia. Let’s talk about PEOPLE. Portia was on its cover. It comes out to stands
today. On new stands today. So to be out for a week, and then that will be in your
office forever. If you have not read Portia’s book, it is really an amazing book. It’s
beautifully written and very honest and very touching. So if you could only buy one book
this year, buy Portia’s. And if you would only buy two books, then buy two copies ofPortia’s. Right. That’s right. I can’t think of any other book that will be taken read.
And more great news. Tomorrow Portia will be here to talk about the book.
Exercise B
1—5 BCBCA 6—10 CCABA 11—15 ABCBA 16—20 CAACB
Text 1
W: Hi. Are all novels in the fiction section, even new arrivals? I’m looking for
something by a new novelist.
M: I’m not sure. I just came here to study.
W: Sorry to bother you. I thought you were a librarian!
Text 2
M: You really see all sorts of things on the streets of Paris. In fact, you can even
have a drawing of yourself right here on the street. The art students do it to practice
their skills.
W: Did you have your portrait done here?
Text 3
M: You look more beautiful in this white skirt than that yellow one.
W: Thank you. I like the white one better. But how much will you charge me?
M: It costs $100, but I’d like to take off 30%, and that’s it.
Text 4
M: Where did you go? I thought you were in the bathroom.
W: I just went downstairs to get a glass of milk. I have a big job interview
tomorrow morning, and I’ve been thinking about it since this afternoon. I can’t fall
asleep.
Text 5
M: Thanks for helping set up for the dinner party. But you’re supposed to put the
knives on the other side of the plate. And the spoon goes next to the knife.
W: Oh, sorry. I forgot that most people use a knife with their right hand.
Text 6
M: Thanks for meeting me here.
W: Yeah, it’s just like old times. But the place looks really different.
M: They gave it a new look. What do you think?
W: ⑥ The black and white floor is really nice. But I miss the piano by the frontentrance.
M: The piano is still here. They got it repaired and moved it into the dining room.
There’s jazz every Saturday now.
W: Oh, cool! We’ll have to come back. I have to say I love the old design, with
the red walls. But live music is a great addition.
M: ⑦ Let’s see if the food is just as good now as it was then. What are you
going to order?
Text 7
M: ⑩Rebecca, can you ask that man to repeat what he just said?
W: Todd, you know I don’t speak Italian.
M: Aren’t you studying Latin?
W: Are you crazy? No one’s spoken Latin here for many years! I’m not about to
speak an ancient language.
M: Come on! ⑧We’ve been trying to find the car for hours. I’m tired.
W: I won’t be able to understand him.
M: Maybe I will. ⑨ I took Greek classes last year. I’m going to try speaking
Greek with him.
W: Greek is nothing like Italian!
M: I’m just going to try.
W: I’m going to pretend I don’t know you.
M: Do you want to spend your last night in Rome in a parking garage? We don’t
have any friends here.
W: ⑩Maybe I can try to communicate using gestures.
M: Great idea!
Text 8
W: We need to have a family night this week. We’ve all been so busy lately with
work, school and outside activities. It’s been a long time since our family stayed
together last time. I am planning a family night for Friday night.
M: Yes. Okay, honey. I think that’s a great idea! ⑪I’ll tell the kids they can’t
hang out with their friends that night and they have to be home. But what should we do
together?W: Hmm… Well, we should definitely order some food. We’ll let the kids pick
what they want. And maybe we could take them out for ice cream after we eat. ⑫We
could also pick a movie to watch together — if we can all agree on one! We all have
such different likes and opinions.
M: Okay. We could also play some games. The kids used to love family game night
when they were little. I know they’re older now, but it still might be fun.
W: Maybe. We can try it, anyway! Whatever we do, it’ll be nice just to talk and
be together. They’ll be all grown up and leaving the house in a few years. I want to
take advantage of this time when they’re still close to us.
M: I agree. ⑬I’ll go tell them now. This will be fun!
Text 9
W: I can’t wait until we get to Rome. Are you excited?
M: I guess so. ⑭I just can’t wait until we get off this plane!
W: ⑰Aren’t you excited to go to such a historic city?
M: ⑮ I’m just looking forward to getting away from my little brother for a few
weeks!
W: ⑯⑰Did you pay attention in art history class?
M: You know me. I never pay attention in class!
W: ⑰ Well, you really should have. ⑯ Mrs. Green explained all the history behind
the things we’re going to have a chance to see in person. It’s going to be amazing!
M: What are you interested in seeing?
W: The Sistine Chapel, for one. I can’t believe that Michelangelo painted it all by
himself. It’s really a work of art.
M: What else are we going to see?
W: We can see the Colosseum, the Spanish Steps, and the Piazza Navona.
M: ⑰So, you actually paid attention in class?
W: ⑰Of course.
M: Do you want to walk around the city with me?
W: Are you actually interested in learning about these things now?
M: Interested? No. But I know I’ll have a test about it when we get back.
Text 10W: Attention, all freshman students. ⑱Here is some important information from the
main campus office. All new students must sign up for college classes before school
starts. ⑲ You can sign up online through the school’s website, but you cannot use a
personal computer. You must use the computer lab in the university library. If you do not
know what classes to take, you should schedule a meeting with your advisor that is
assigned to you until you graduate. There is another important piece of information. All
students need to choose their housing tasks and meal plans. You must sign up to live in
the apartments on campus or in the dormitories. You can take a tour of the houses before
you make your decision. ⑳Also decide which food plan you want for the semester. The
school will pay for one, two, or three meals a day. Find out how much money your
family wants to spend. If you do not choose a meal plan at school, you will have to
provide your own food. ⑳Be sure to sign up by the deadline in two weeks. These are
all important decisions to make. Choose wisely!
Exercise C
听力答案：
1~5 ABCCB 6~10 BACAB 11~15 CACBA 16~20 BCACC
听力原文：
Text 1
M：May I have the key to Room 1304?
W：Your name，please?
M：Tim Smith.
W：Yes，here you are，Mr.Smith.
Text 2
W：How long did you have for the English exam?
M：We were allowed one hour and a half，but I finished in less than half the time.
Text 3
W：If I were ten years younger，I would have got the job.
M：Right.They think young girls can do the job better.
Text 4
M：You look a bit worried，Jane.What’s the matter?
W：I can’t seem to wake up every morning.Text 5
W：How much is this T-shirt?
M：Six dollars for one，but you can save two dollars if you buy two.
Text 6
W：I’m very sorry you didn’t win，Jack.
M：So am I.What a disappointment！
W：Come on，cheer up！
M：No，I feel terrible，Mary.And our classmates...
W：But you tried your best，didn’t you?
M：Yes，I did.
W：You won’t give up trying，will you?
M：No，I won’t.I’ll do better next time.
W：I’ll help you.We can practice together.
M：That would be great.
W：Then don’t look so sad，Jack.
M：I’ll try to cheer up.
W：You’ll get over it.
M：I know.Thanks a lot，Mary.
W：Come on.I’ll buy you a coffee.
M：Okay.Let’s go.
Text 7
W：Can I have a talk with you for a moment，Tom?
M：Of course，Julia.Sit down.What is it?
W：I’ve decided to leave.
M：Leave?
W：Yes.
M：Oh，no.Is it because we’re moving out of London?
W：Well，yes.But there are other reasons.
M：I see.You don’t like working here.
W：No，no.I enjoy working here.But...
M：But what?
W：I’ve worked here for four years.And I’d love to do something different.M：What do you mean，something different?
W：I want to travel.You know，I have never been to other countries.
M：Haven’t you?
W：No，I haven’t.I want to live abroad and learn to speak a different language.
M：Well，what can I say?I’m really sorry.But I understand.
W：Thank you，Tom.
Text 8
M：Mary，what do you usually have for American breakfast?
W：I usually have bread，fried eggs，and a bowl of porridge for it.What about
you，Paul?
M：I like to have ham and eggs，bread and butter，vegetable salad and orange，a
usual English breakfast.
W ： More and more young couples in China have come to like the western
breakfast.They think it’s very convenient and good for health.
M：Having western food for breakfast is good for one’s health.In England since
most people begin working early in the afternoon，they often have fast food for lunch
such as sandwiches，apple pies and beef noodles.
W：We often have lunch in a dining hall.
M：Do you have the habit of drinking afternoon tea with cakes?
W：No，we usually wait for dinner.It’s the biggest meal of the day.All the
members of the family come home and sit together，enjoying dishes with cooked rice.
Text 9
M：Hi，Ann.How’s it going?
W：I have to take a trip.
M：A trip！That’s great！
W：No，it’s not.You know I don’t like to travel.
M：So why do you have to take a trip?
W：My sister is getting married in Hawaii.
M：Hawaii！That’s a great place.You can swim，relax on the beach and play golf.
W：That would be fun.But getting there isn’t going to be any fun.
M：Getting there will be no problem.There are lots of flights to Hawaii.When willyou go?
W：In a couple of days.My sister’s wedding is on October 12th.
M：Then you need to buy your ticket now.
W：OK.I’ll leave on Oct.9th.How long does it take to get there?
M：Well，first you have to fly to Los Angeles.You’ll change planes there.Hawaii is
a four-and-a-half-hour flight from Los Angeles.
Text 10
In Britain，if you break the law，you can be sent to prison or be fined or be
ordered to do community work such as cleaning public places and helping the old.There
are two sorts of prisons.The open sort and the closed sort.In the closed sort，prisoners are
given very little freedom.They spend three to ten hours outside their rooms when they
exercise，eat，study，learn skills，watch TV and talk to other prisoners.All prisoners are
expected to work.Most of them are paid for what they do，whether it is cooking or
cleaning.Prisoners in open prisons are locked up at night，but for the rest of the time，
they are free within the prison grounds.They can exercise，have visitors，or study.And
some are allowed out of the ground to study or to do community work.
Exercise D
1-5 BACCB 6-10 CAACB 11-15 CBABA 16-20 BACCB
Text 1
M: Jason won’t be at the basketball practice today.
W: Yes, that’s right. He has to help on his father’s farm, doesn’t he?
M: No, today he’s visiting his grandparents.
Text 2
M: Excuse me? Can you tell me how to get to the library building?
W: Sure. Follow this road past the Student Center. Then turn right onto the bridge. Take a left
after the bridge, and you will see the building, just across from the gym.
Text 3
W: I first started dieting when I was ten.
M: You never do exercise?W: Oh, no. Too much work. I hate to sweat. I just want to lose some weight.
Text 4
M: Kelly, will you pick up our son from the school?
W: I’m sorry I can’t. A patient has just arrived. He is seriously injured in a car accident. I
have to operate on him at once.
M: You’re always so busy!
Text 5
W: Good morning, sir. What can I do for you?
M: I’d like these glasses. How much are they?
W: They’re $20 a piece. If you buy a dozen, you can save $90.
M: OK, give me a dozen.
Text 6
M: Jenna, I have something to tell you. I’m going to China to work in May.
W: What? May is in a few months! When did you find out? I thought you got promoted two
months ago.
M: I did, but the factory is being moved to cut costs. More companies are moving to China.
Since I’m an operations manager, I have to go too.
W: You’re right. It’s just so sudden.
Text 7
M: Lucy, what about going to the zoo at the weekend?
W: Oh, sorry, Mark, but I’m going shopping on Saturday and I’m going to see my
grandparents on Sunday, but I’m free on weekdays.
M: OK, let’s say Thursday.
W: Fine. It’s cheaper then too. It’s $8 for adults and $7.50 for students at the weekend. On
weekdays we students can get $1off the normal student price.
M: Not bad! At the zoo, I’ve got to take some photographs of the animals for homework. My
art teacher
asked me and a friend to take as many as possible. It’s lucky my mum bought me a camera
for my
birthday!
W: Well, there are lots of different animals. They’ve got lions, bears and monkeys. I alwayslove monkeys---they make me laugh.
M: Let’s visit them first then. I need some photos of them.
W: OK, so how are we going to get here, Mark? Can your mum drive us there?
M: She’ll be at work then. I think the bus is best, as the train is too expensive.
W: Fine. Bye!
Text 8
M: Can I help you?
W: Yes. My politics teacher asked us to read a book called Toward the World. The computer
shows that it hasn’t been checked out. But I haven’t been able to find it.
M: Let me see. Oh, yes. Your professor has placed this book on reserve. You need to go to a
special room called the reserve room. Your professor has made sure that everyone can read it by
placing it on reserve.
W: So will I be able to find this book?
M: Yes. When a book is on reserve, a student can go to the reserve room and ask the reserve
librarian for the book. The student can have the book for a few hours and it can’t be taken out of
the library during the time.
W: OK. Thank you. I understand now. By the way, how can I go to the reserve room?
M: It’s on the fourth floor, next to the reading room.
Text 9
W: Hi, Alex, glad to find you at home. What are you doing now?
M: I’m reading the ads in the Career Post. You know, I quit my job last week. It was just
some boring work. I couldn’t bear that any more.
W: I’m sorry to hear that. Have you found anything that interests you? Let me help you.
M: Thank you.
W: Oh, look! Here is an ad you may be interested in. It reads, “Town Bank is looking for a
bank manager to head its downtown branch.” The working hours are from 8:30 a. m to 5:00 p. m
from Monday to Saturday.
M: That’s OK with me as long as the money is good. That’s the most important of all. Does
the ad mention the benefits?
W: Yes, it says “Excellent benefits, including the attractive retirement plan. Contact
newbank@ gol. com for more information.”M: That’s not clear enough. I think I’d better send an e-mail to them for more details first.
W: Yeah. And I think you need to prepare the application letter. Then if you are satisfied with
the post, you can apply for it immediately.
M: Oh, yes. I’ll do it right now.
Text 10
W: Good afternoon, boys and girls. I’m glad to share my experience in English learning with
you. I hated languages at school. I just wasn’t interested in learning, so I never did my homework
and I was always bottom of the class when it came to exams! Maybe it wasn’t her fault, but I
really didn’t get on with my teacher. She seemed to think I was a stupid young girl. Things started
to change when I got my first job, though. I spent my first two years in the Sales Department, and
I had to speak English on the phone almost every day, which wasn’t easy. I didn’t really have
enough time to go to class, so at first I tried to study on my own. I also persuaded an English-
speaking friend to give me some private lessons and I started to make progress. I don’t know when
it was exactly that I realised my English was good enough to do First Certificate, but I did…and I
passed! So, I don’t hate English any more. In fact it’s made quite a big difference in my life!
