新視野期中英語(yǔ)考試聽(tīng)力.doc

A. The womans son is much too young.B. The womans son is going to get married.C. The speakers think the son should marry.D. The speakers think the son should fix whats wrong.2.A. The 24th.B. The 25th.C. The 26th.D. The 27th.3.A. The man finding a job.B. The man working out.C. Jobs on 3rd Street.D. Male nannies.4.A. The speakers have a child who is sick.B. The speakers spoke to someone about childcare.C. The speakers dont want to raise children.D. The speakers dont know about raising children.5.A. 25 pounds.B. 50 pounds.C. 30 pounds.D. 20 pounds.6.A. He is going to the city.B. He is getting a farm job.C. He is getting a job off the farm.D. He is going to school.7.A. Her parents paid for her.B. She had a scholarship and she had a job.C. She had a scholarship.D. Her sister paid for her.8.A. Husband and wife.B. Mother and son.C. Father and daughter.D. Employee and employer.9.A. She had paid more attention to her pronunciation.B. She doesnt make mistakes in her pronunciation.C. She didnt pay more attention to her pronunciation.D. She sometimes makes mistakes in her pronunciation.10.A. Hes afraid of crashing.B. He gets sick on planes.C. He misunderstood the woman.D. He dislikes traveling alone. Their souls.B. Their marriage.C. Their children.D. Their careers.2.A. To appreciate your spouse.B. To throw a dinner party.C. To get caught up in your career.D. To satisfy your soul.3.A. She wears good colors.B. She is very envious.C. She likes to criticize.D. She has the qualities of an artist.4.A. To have an unfortunate marriage.B. To be envious of other people.C. To praise a spouse unexpectedly.D. To say something negative about a spouse.5.A. A method for raising children.B. A method for having a happy marriage.C. A method for being artistic.D. A method for improving ones soul.Questions 6 to 10 are based on the same passage or dialog.6.A. College studies.B. Farm work.C. Study problems.D. College graduation.7.A. He had to go to school.B. He had to stay a farmer.C. They were very proud.D. They were working on the farm.8.A. Three.B. Four.C. None.D. More than four.9.A. He has no real problems.B. He knows better.C. His dreams are small.D. His studies will be paid for.10.A. Mother and son.B. Father and daughter.C. Sister and brother.D. Teacher and student.Questions 11 to 15 are based on the same passage or dialog.11.A. Foreign travel.B. Latin America.C. Airplanes.D. Disease.12.A. 1.B. 20.C. 74.D. 250.13.A. The disease had never been seen in Los Angeles.B. The food made people sick.C. People were not concerned enough about disease.D. Any dead disease may come back.14.A. No one could explain it.B. It had never been seen in South America.C. The newspapers said it wasnt a problem.D. The disease was thought to have gone away.15.A. Doctors.B. A lack of concern.C. Food.D. Travel.Questions 16 to 20 are based on the same passage or dialog.16.A. The mans flights in space.B. The mans discoveries in space.C. Americas space program.D. Americas disasters.17.A. 30.B. 3.C. 27.D. 2.18.A. The man lost faith in the space program.B. The man reduced the number of space flights.C. The space program has had many accidents.D. The Challenger is the name of a spacecraft.19.A. Space flights were stopped for two years.B. The space program wasnt the same.C. The space program was reduced.D. People lost faith.20.A. It should be stopped.B. It should be reduced.C. It costs too much.D. It has a good future. Their souls.B. Their marriage.C. Their children.D. Their careers.2.A. To appreciate your spouse.B. To throw a dinner party.C. To get caught up in your career.D. To satisfy your soul.3.A. She wears good colors.B. She is very envious.C. She likes to criticize.D. She has the qualities of an artist.4.A. To have an unfortunate marriage.B. To be envious of other people.C. To praise a spouse unexpectedly.D. To say something negative about a spouse.5.A. A method for raising children.B. A method for having a happy marriage.C. A method for being artistic.D. A method for improving ones soul.Questions 6 to 10 are based on the same passage or dialog.6.A. College studies.B. Farm work.C. Study problems.D. College graduation.7.A. He had to go to school.B. He had to stay a farmer.C. They were very proud.D. They were working on the farm.8.A. Three.B. Four.C. None.D. More than four.9.A. He has no real problems.B. He knows better.C. His dreams are small.D. His studies will be paid for.10.A. Mother and son.B. Father and daughter.C. Sister and brother.D. Teacher and student.Questions 11 to 15 are based on the same passage or dialog.11.A. Foreign travel.B. Latin America.C. Airplanes.D. Disease.12.A. 1.B. 20.C. 74.D. 250.13.A. The disease had never been seen in Los Angeles.B. The food made people sick.C. People were not concerned enough about disease.D. Any dead disease may come back.14.A. No one could explain it.B. It had never been seen in South America.C. The newspapers said it wasnt a problem.D. The disease was thought to have gone away.15.A. Doctors.B. A lack of concern.C. Food.D. Travel.Questions 16 to 20 are based on the same passage or dialog.16.A. The mans flights in space.B. The mans discoveries in space.C. Americas space program.D. Americas disasters.17.A. 30.B. 3.C. 27.D. 2.18.A. The man lost faith in the space program.B. The man reduced the number of space flights.C. The space program has had many accidents.D. The Challenger is the name of a spacecraft.19.A. Space flights were stopped for two years.B. The space program wasnt the same.C. The space program was reduced.D. People lost faith.20.A. It should be stopped.B. It should be reduced.C. It costs too much.D. It has a good future.A. A storm.B. A plane disappearance.C. A flight to Alaska.D. The military.2.A. To help a friend get elected.B. To search for a lost friend.C. To see Blue Mountain Pass.D. To become re-elected.3.A. They would never want to stop the search.B. They would eventually find Penn.C. They would feel tired.D. They would conduct a professional search.4.A. Penns plane entering Blue Mountain Pass.B. A severe storm on the day of the flight.C. The radio from Penns plane.D. The largest search in Alaskas history.5.A. 325,000.B. 39.C. 3,600.D. 55.Questions 6 to 10 are based on the same passage or dialog.6.A. New York and Washington D.C.B. The effects of a terrorist attack.C. The modern global society.D. The American media.7.A. The September 11 attacks left an impact greater than any other event on the US.B. Defense and security agencies were created to confront terrorism.C. Terrorism has a greater impact outside of the country in which it happens.D. The terrorist attacks of September 11 were more terrible than any other.8.A. Because we all live in a global society.B. Because responses extend around the world.C. Because the public has been put into action.D. Because the events are horrific.9.A. Media services.B. The United States.C. The global society.D. Security organizations.10.A. The United States to defend the world.B. More friendly contact and help between nations.C. Impact on the United States and the world.D. A modern age of civilization.Questions 11 to 15 are based on the same passage or dialog.11.A. Same-sex marriage in South Africa.B. Support for gay marriage.C. South African courts.D. Same-sex marriage around the world.12.A. Same-sex marriages were unconstitutional.B. Same-sex couples must get married.C. Same-sex marriage must be allowed by law.D. Same-sex couples could be get married.13.A. They generally support change.B. They are all very accepting.C. They have mixed feelings.D. They favor the ideas of the past.14.A. In 2002.B. In 2008.C. In 2004.D. In 2005.15.A. To be against same-sex marriage.B. To appeal the rulings of other courts.C. To conduct same-sex marriages.D. To allow same-sex marriage.Questions 16 to 20 are based on the same passage or dialog.16.A. Family and marriage laws in different countries.B. Prenuptial agreements around the world.C. Laws concerning prenups in the United States.D. The battle against prenuptial agreements.17.A. They are not valid in the District of Columbia.B. They are guaranteed by the Family Law Act.C. They are accepted throughout the country.D. They are frowned upon by judges.18.A. In England and Wales.B. In Canada.C. In China.D. In the US.19.A. Division of property.B. Payments to a spouse.C. Support of children.D. Ones involving death.20.A. In 1990.B. In 2007.C. In 2006.D. In 1995.If you are a young college student, most of your concerns about your health and happiness in life are probably 1. on the present. Basically, you want to feel good physically, mentally, and 2. now. You probably dont spend much time worrying about the 3. future. Whether will you develop heart disease, or 4. ? Or how will you take care of yourself in your 5. years? Or even how long are you going to live? Such thoughts may have 6.