2024年12月大學習英語四級聽力綜合指導

復合式聽寫

1. A. Five oclock. C. During five to six.

B. Eight oclock. D. All of the above.

2. A. At National Library. C. At Black Street.

B. At King Street. D. On the right of the bus sTOP.

3. A. A necklace. C. A string of pearls.

B. A bracelet. D. A jewelry of various qualities.

4. A. At home. C. At a post office.

B. In supermarket. D. At an office.

5. A. Keep her waiting. C. Not meet her early.

B. Be on the phone. D. Not telephone her.

6. A. The mans friend. C. A friend of the two speakers.

B. The womans friend. D. Mr. Morse knows Mr. Brown very well.

7. A. Her friend. C. The head master.

B. Her teacher. D. The head of the department.

8. A. Friends. C. Teacher - student.

B. Colleagues. D. Roommates.

9. A. He knows the reason why she is afraid.

B. He knows nothing about foreign friends.

C. He doesnt think she should be afraid of visiting foreign friends.

D. He wants to know why she is afraid of visiting foreign friends.

10. A. Making a call before you visit.

B. Waiting for the door to open.

C. Going in without hesitation when being showed in.

D. Be sure you have clean shoes.

1. M: By the way, at what time do you serve meals?

W: We serve breakfast from seven to ten, lunch from twelve to two-thirty, and dinner from five to eight-thirty.

Q: When can the man have his supper?

A. Five oclock. C. During five to six.

B. Eight oclock. D. All of the above.

2. M: Excuse me, sir, I want to go to the National Library. Am I on the right bus?

W: Yes, indeed. The library is on King Street. Youll have to get off at Black Street.

Q: Where should the man get off?

A. At National Library. C. At Black Street.

B. At King Street. D. On the right of the bus sTOP.

3. M: Im looking for a string of pearls for my wife.

W: I see. Let me show you some samples of various qualities. Are you interested in a necklace or a bracelet?

Q: What does the man want to buy?

A. A necklace. C. A string of pearls.

B. A bracelet. D. A jewelry of various qualities.

4. M: Sending parcel post would be cheaper, but it wouldnt arrive for about two months. The rate for parcel post is $2.05.

W: Oh, I want to arrive earlier than that. Ill send it first class.

Q: Where does the conversation take place?

A. At home. C. At a post office.

B. In supermarket. D. At an office.

5. M: Good morning, Mrs. Ma! So sorry to have kept you waiting, I was on the phone.

W: Good morning, Mr. Brown! Thats all right. Im very glad to meet you on such a beautiful day.

Q: What did Mr. Brown apologize for?

A. Keep her waiting. C. Not meet her early.

B. Be on the phone. D. Not telephone her.

6. M: Whats the weather like at your home?

W: Just as beautiful as here, Well, Mr. Brown, Im a friend of Mr. Morse. He has often spoken of you, and asked me to say hello to you if I come.

Q: Who is Mr. Morse?

A. The mans friend. C. A friend of the two speakers.

B. The womans friend. D. Mr. Morse knows Mr. Brown very well.

7. W: Im very glad you have found time to receive me today. You should be very busy as head of the department.

M: To tell the truth, Im looking forward to meeting you . Mr. Morse has told me so much about you and you are so promising.

Q: Who is the man?

A. Her friend. C. The head master.

B. Her teacher. D. The head of the department.

8. W: How did you get to know Mr. Smith?

M: I met him while he was lecturing on family sociology. As we majored in the same field, we discussed many social problems of the east and west countries. And then we became close friends.

Q: Whats the relationship between Mr. Smith and the man?

A. Friends. C. Teacher - student.

B. Colleagues. D. Roommates.

9. W: Im always afraid of visiting foreign friends because Im afraid of being offensive.

M: Why? Nothing you should be afraid of.

Q: What does the man mean?

A. He knows the reason why she is afraid.

B. He knows nothing about foreign friends.

C. He doesnt think she should be afraid of visiting foreign friends.

D. He wants to know why she is afraid of visiting foreign friends.

10. W: What do you know about the customs of foreign countries then since you have just been abroad?

M: Well, when you arrive at the home you expect to visit, ring the bell and stand by the door, waiting for someone to open it. once you are shown in, dont hesitate to go in, but be sure your shoes are clean.

Q: What is not the custom mentioned in the conversation?

A. Making a call before you visit.

B. Waiting for the door to open.

C. Going in without hesitation when being showed in.

D. Be sure you have clean shoes.