CET4听力考前突破每日一练.docx
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CET4听力考前突破每日一练
WeekOne
1.A)Thefourthfloor.B)Thefifthfloor.C)Thesixthfloor.D)Theseventhfloor.
2.A)Johnboughtacheapcomputer.C)MorrisboughtacomputerfromJohn.
B)JohnboughtMorrisacomputer.D)Momsboughtanewcomputer.
3.A)RecognizeJanefirst.B)Tellthewomanwhy.C)Goonadiet.D)Feelatease.
4.A)Thewhiteone.B)Thebrickone.C)Theprettierone.D)Thebetterone.
5.A)Thesummerthisyearisterriblyhot.C)Hotweatherhelpsloseweight.
B)Lastsummerwasevenhotter.D)Lightwasstrongerthismorning.
6.A)Nooneonthebuswasinjured.C)Onlyonestudentonthebuswasinjured.
B)Everyoneonthebuswasinjured.D)Morethanonestudentonthebuswasinjured.
7.A)Drawingsomemoney.C)Savingmuchmoney.
B)Openingadepositaccount.D)Puttingmoneyinthebank.
8.A)Theyhavetoolittlepatience.C)Theyareveryhardonstudents.
B)Theyarenotstrictwithstudents.D)Theyaremorehard-workingthanbefore.
ConversationOne
9.A)Knowyourspousebetter.C)Emphasizeonqualitytime.
B)Waystobetteramarriage.D)Howtopleaseyourspouse.
10.A)Marriageneedstobeimproved.C)Peopleliketoraisekids.
B)Peoplegetcaughtupwiththeircareers.D)One’sowngoalsinlifearethemostimportant.
11.A)Flatterourspousesinpublic.C)Presentwordsofpraisetoourspouses.
B)Beloyaltoourspouses.D)Criticizeourspousesinpublic.
12.A)Spendsometimeapart.C)Remembertopraiseourspouses.
B)Careonlyaboutthefeelingsofone’sown.D)Showouradmirationtoourspouses.
ConversationTwo
13.A)InhisLiteratureClasslastweek.C)InhisHistoryClasslastweek.
B)InhisPublicRelationClasslastweek.D)InhisMathsClasslastweek.
14.A)TheywerereligiouspeoplefromNewEngland.C)TheywerereligionspeoplefromEngland.
B)TheywerereligiouspeoplefromAmerica.D)TheywereethnicpeoplefromEngland.
15.A)ThefirstThanksgivingDaywascelebratedin1621.
B)ThePilgrimshadagoodharvestinthefirstyear.
C)ThanksgivingisaholidaytothankfamilymembersintheUS.
D)Thanksgivingisanoccasionoffamilyreunion.
PassageOne
16.A)It’saprofessionsoughtafterbytoomany.C)It’sforambitiouspeopleonly.
B)It’stoodifficultforyoungpeople.D)It’sforyoungpeopleonly.
17.A)Becamethemostfamousactressoftheworld.C)Becameasfamousasthegreateractoroftheworld.
B)Playedtheleadingfemaleroleinafilm.D)Becamenolessfamousthantheleadingactoroftheday.
18.A)Thisissomethingwhichhappensatregulartimes.C)Thisissomethinghighlypossible.
B)Thisisahighlyprofitablechance.D)Thisisaveryrareoccurrence.
PassageTwo
19.A)Asocietyinwhichnobodywouldsmokeagain.C)Asocietyinwhichsmokingwouldbeallowedathome.
B)Asocietyinwhichpeoplewouldnotsmokeagain.D)Asocietyinwhichindustriallawswouldbansmokingatwork.
20.A)Manyaeroplaneaccidentsarerelatedtosmoking.C)Manydeathsoccurfromtobacco-relateddiseases.
B)Every12hoursthereare360,000deathsfromsmoking.D)ThereistoomuchsmokepollutionintheUS.
21.A)More“NoSmoking”sings.C)Bettereducationforchildren.
B)Morelawsagainstsmoking.D)Abanonsmokinginworkplaces.
PassageThree
22.A)Itsmashedintoarowofhouses.C)Itwastoonervoustoleavethestripinthemiddleoftheroad.
B)Itwasrunoverbyatruck.D)Ithitatruck.
23.A)Apassenger.B)Thedog.C)Thetruck-driver.D)Apoliceman.
24.A)Inthestreet.C)Inapublicswimmingpool.
B)Inafamilyswimmingpool.D)Inakindergarten.
25.A)Abigsteak.B)Apieceofbread.C)Abottleofmilk.D)Aextrabone.
SectionC
Veryhighwavesaredestructivewhenthey(26)_______thelands.Fortunately,this(27)_______happens.Onereasonisthatoutatsea,wavesmovinginadifferentdirection.Thetwo(28)_______ofwavestendtocanceleachotherout.Anotherreasonisthatwateris(29)_______neartheshore.Asawavegetsclosertoland,theshallow(30)_______helpsreduceits(31)______
Butthepowerofwavesstrikingtheshorecanstillbeverygreat.Duringawintergale,wavessometimesstrikethe(32)______withtheforceof6,000poundsforeach(33)_______foot.Thatmeansawave,25feethighand500feetalongitsface,may(34)____.Yet(35)________________________________________________________________________.
Duringthemostragingstorms,(36)_______________________________________________________
WeekTwo
1.A)1,016.B)1,060.C)508.D)580.
2.A)Heisgoingtothehospital.C)Heislettinghergo.
B)Heisshowinghishand.D)Heisofferinghelp.
3.A)Ashopassistant.B)Asalesclerk.C)Awaiter.D)Atelephoneoperator.
4.A)Fatheranddaughter.B)Uncleandniece.C)Auntandnephew.D)Cousins.
5.A)Shewasn’tinvited.C)Shealteredherdecision.
B)Shewasn’treadytocome.D)Shehadlostallhiskeys.
6.A)Thedoorneedsrepairing.C)Hecouldn’topenthedoor.
B)Hehadlostallhiskeys.D)Hewantedthewomantohelphim.
7.A)She’sratherhappytohearso.C)She’sunhappytohearso.
B)She’sdisappointedtohearso.D)She’ssurprisedtohearso.
8.A)Hethoughtitwasagoodcar.C)Hethoughttherewaswrongwiththecar.
B)Hethoughtitwastoonoisy.D)Hedidn’tlikeit.
ConversationOne
9.A)Findhisglasses.B)Situpstraight.C)Getenoughrest.D)Changehistries.
10.A)Astronomy.B)Psychology.C)Physicaltherapy.D)Jobconsoling.
11.A)Experimentalmedicines.C)Innovativephysicalexercises.
B)Specialtreatmentcenters.D)Flexibleworkexercises.
12.A)Howtosignupforacourse.C)Howshecanchangehersleeprhythms.
B)Howshecanhelptheman.D)Howsleepdisordersaretreated.
ConversationTwo
13.A)Inaclassroom.B)Inasnackbar.C)Inthedormitory.D)Inacamerashop.
14.A)He’snoisy.B)He’smessy.C)Hedoesn’ttellthetruth.D)Hedoesn’tclosethedoor.
15.A)Heworkedforaradiostation.C)Hetookalongtrip.
B)Helivedinadormitory.D)Hevisitedtheman’sfamily.
PassageOne
16.A)Thenationaldepartmentofeducation.C)PublicschoolsintheUnitedStates.
B)Schoolboards.D)Localcontrolofschool.
17.A)PublicschoolsarenotthesamethroughouttheUnitedStates.
B)Theschoolboardmembersarenotprofessionaleducation.
C)Thefederaldepartmentisnotthesameasadepartmentofeducationinmanyothercountries.
D)Themembersoftheschoolboardservewithoutpay.
18.A)Hegovernsthelocalschooldistrict.C)Heselectsthesuperintendentofaschool.
B)Hecarriesoutpoliciesofthegoverningboard.D)Herunsthebusinessoftheschool.
PassageTwo
19.A)Fromthreetofivemonths.C)Fivemonths.
B)Threemonths.D)Fourmonths.
20.A)Watchtraffic.B)Obeycommands.C)Crossstreetssafely.D)Guardthedoor.
21.A)Threeweeks.B)Twoweeks.C)Fourweeks.D)Fiveweeks.
PassageThree
22.A)Tokeepfishalive.B)Topunishcriminals.C)Topreservedeadbodies.D)Tohelphealwounds.
23.A)Formakingsaltedfish.C)Fortakingsaltfromtheking’stable.
B)Forstealingsalt.D)Forsellingsalt.
24.A)Hewouldlosehislife.C)Hewouldloseallhissalt.
B)Hewouldloseanear.D)Hewouldbeheavilyfined.
25.A)Threethousandyearsago.C)Whenmanbegantopreservethedead.
B)Whenmanbegantosaltfish.D)Nooneknows.
SectionC
Thelackofpersistenceisthereasonmostpeoplefailinattainingtheirgoals.Manyorganizationalanalystsand(26)_______consultantsconsiderpersistencetobethe(27)____________keytosuccessatboththeorganizationaland(28)_________level.(29)_______comeseasilyonthefirsttry.What(30)_________thesuccessfulfromtheunsuccessfulispersistence.Successfulpeoplealsofail(31)______________buttheydonotlettheirfailures(32)__________their(33)_______.(34)______________________________________________________________________.Andagain.Andagain.Untiltheysucceed.(35)_____________________________________________________________________,usuallypassingtheblameonsomeoneorsomethingelse,andlearnnothingfromtheirexperienceotherthanperfectingtheirscapegoatingtechniques.Successfulpeopleexpectperiodicdefeats,learnwhatwentwrongandwhy,don’twastetimelookingforsomeonetoblame,makenecessaryadjustments,andtryagain.(36)_________________________________.Ifyouarenotpersistent,youwillalmostcertainlyfail.
WeekThree
1.A)Twenty-fivedollars.B)Twentydollars.C)Fortydollars.D)Fiftydollars.
2.A)TogototheFrenchrestaurant.C)Tovisitafriend.
B)Totryanewrestaurant.D)Tostayathome.
3.A)Easy-goingandfriendly.B)Verynervous.C)Angry.D)Noteasy-going.
4.A)Heplaysjazzmusic.B)Heisajazzfan.C)Heneeds300jazzrecords.D)Helikesclassicalmusic.
5.A)Atapostoffice.B)Atabank.C)Atarestaurant.D)Atanairport.
6.A)Hewassacred.B)Hewasupset.C)Hehasn’tgotacar.D)Heisgladtodriveherthere.
7.A)Lendingmoneytoastudent.C)Readingastudent’sapplication.
B)Fillingaform.D)Askingforsomefinancialaid.
8.A)12:
30.B)11:
30.C)12:
00.D)11:
00.
ConversationOne
9.A)Hecouldn’tenterabiguniversitylikehealwayswantedto.C)Heisuninterestedinthelecturetopics.
B)Hehastoomanycoursestostudy.D)Theunivers
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