2023年12月英語四級聽力模擬試題三
11.
A) The exact site of the meeting.
B) The nearest way to the hall.
C) The position of the building.
D) The right way to the back door.
12.
A) He will quit his job in no time.
B) He will do a part-time job.
C) He wont stay with Mr. William.
D) He hasnt found a new job yet.
13.
A) A college campus.
B) A beautiful park.
C) An art museum.
D) An old building.
14.
A) The service is very slow.
B) Salad isnt offered.
C) The prices are too high.
D) The food is poor.
15.
A) He didnt know what hospital Tom wasin.
B) He took Tom to the hospital.
C) He felt sorry that the woman hurtherself.
D) He forgot to telephone the woman.
16.
A) She was always in good shape.
B) She stopped exercising one year ago.
C) Her exercise has yielded goodresults.
D) Her previous debts are all paid off.
17.
A) She will lend it to the man.
B) She will repair it herself.
C) She asks the man to check it.
D) She intends to sell it to the man.
18.
A) Confident.
B) Worried.
C) Surprised.
D) Angry.
Questions 19 to 22 are based on theconversation you have just heard.
19.
A) Take a job to pay the tuition fees.
B) Visit his parents in his hometown.
C) Spend the summer with his friends.
D) Work as a volunteer in South Africa.
20.
A) Her home is too far away from her university.
B) Her parents have been volunteering inSouth America.
C) She is too busy to go back home visitingher parents.
D) She has to take a part-time job duringvacations.
21.
A) The loaning rate is too high.
B) The loan procedure is complex.
C) She wouldnt be able to get a loan.
D) She hates to have debt burden. 22. A)Stay with her parents the whole summer.
B) Take a full-time job to earn some money.
C) Go back home and take a part-timejob.
D) Apply for a loan and stay with herparents.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on theconversation yon have just heard.
23. A) She needs to do some research onindustrial architecture.
B) Albert Kahn is the womansmost-respected architect.
C) She is interested in his classicaldesign and industrial design.
D) Albert Kahn designed many grandfactories all over the world.
24.
A) They were inefficient.
B) They had wooden frames.
C) They were spacious and airy.
D) They didtrt provide enough light.
25.
A) It made the buildings solid andfireproof.
B) It decreased workers labor intensity.
C) It shortened the constructionperiod.
D) It beautified the outlook of thebuildings.
Passage One
26.
A) They can help take pictures of cars onhighways.
B) They can help send fines to speedymotorists.
C) They can help catch cars breakingtraffic rules.
D) They can help make the traffic runsmoother.
27.
A) It takes pictures only.
B) It can not do paperwork.
C) It needs someone to issue fines.
D) It takes pictures and does paperwork.
28.
A) It can help catch stolen cars.
B) It can package food.
C) It makes cars run faster.
D) It gives information to the drivers.Passage Two
29.
A) There are 250 million plants eaten byinsects.
B) There are fewer plants than 250 millionyears ago.
C) They have their way of guarding againstinsects.
D) They have a better immune system thanbefore.
30.
A) Using less insecticide.
B) Giving the plants up.
C) Spraying crops frequently.
D) Trying other insecticide.
31.
A)Changing the way of spraying crops.
B) Buying some outdoor insect lamps.
C) Using a combination of threeinsecticide.
D) Trying to attract new insects onto thecrops. Passage Three
32.
A) They are supported by the localgovernment.
B) They are named after the cities wherethey live.
C) Their players gathered from all over thecountry.
D) They play professional basketball gamesin November only..
33.
A) During the summer months.
B) During the spring months.
C) During the winter months.
D) During the autumn months.
34.
A) Basketball.
B) Football.
C) Baseball.
D) Golf.
35.
A) Both require strength and specializedskills.
B) Both require height and responsibility.
C) Both require enthusiasm and hardwork.
D) Both require flexibility and goodhealth.
11.
A) The exact site of the meeting.
B) The nearest way to the hall.
C) The position of the building.
D) The right way to the back door.
12.
A) He will quit his job in no time.
B) He will do a part-time job.
C) He wont stay with Mr. William.
D) He hasnt found a new job yet.
13.
A) A college campus.
B) A beautiful park.
C) An art museum.
D) An old building.
14.
A) The service is very slow.
B) Salad isnt offered.
C) The prices are too high.
D) The food is poor.
15.
A) He didnt know what hospital Tom wasin.
B) He took Tom to the hospital.
C) He felt sorry that the woman hurtherself.
D) He forgot to telephone the woman.
16.
A) She was always in good shape.
B) She stopped exercising one year ago.
C) Her exercise has yielded goodresults.
D) Her previous debts are all paid off.
17.
A) She will lend it to the man.
B) She will repair it herself.
C) She asks the man to check it.
D) She intends to sell it to the man.
18.
A) Confident.
B) Worried.
C) Surprised.
D) Angry.
Questions 19 to 22 are based on theconversation you have just heard.
19.
A) Take a job to pay the tuition fees.
B) Visit his parents in his hometown.
C) Spend the summer with his friends.
D) Work as a volunteer in South Africa.
20.
A) Her home is too far away from her university.
B) Her parents have been volunteering inSouth America.
C) She is too busy to go back home visitingher parents.
D) She has to take a part-time job duringvacations.
21.
A) The loaning rate is too high.
B) The loan procedure is complex.
C) She wouldnt be able to get a loan.
D) She hates to have debt burden. 22. A)Stay with her parents the whole summer.
B) Take a full-time job to earn some money.
C) Go back home and take a part-timejob.
D) Apply for a loan and stay with herparents.
Questions 23 to 25 are based on theconversation yon have just heard.
23. A) She needs to do some research onindustrial architecture.
B) Albert Kahn is the womansmost-respected architect.
C) She is interested in his classicaldesign and industrial design.
D) Albert Kahn designed many grandfactories all over the world.
24.
A) They were inefficient.
B) They had wooden frames.
C) They were spacious and airy.
D) They didtrt provide enough light.
25.
A) It made the buildings solid andfireproof.
B) It decreased workers labor intensity.
C) It shortened the constructionperiod.
D) It beautified the outlook of thebuildings.
Passage One
26.
A) They can help take pictures of cars onhighways.
B) They can help send fines to speedymotorists.
C) They can help catch cars breakingtraffic rules.
D) They can help make the traffic runsmoother.
27.
A) It takes pictures only.
B) It can not do paperwork.
C) It needs someone to issue fines.
D) It takes pictures and does paperwork.
28.
A) It can help catch stolen cars.
B) It can package food.
C) It makes cars run faster.
D) It gives information to the drivers.Passage Two
29.
A) There are 250 million plants eaten byinsects.
B) There are fewer plants than 250 millionyears ago.
C) They have their way of guarding againstinsects.
D) They have a better immune system thanbefore.
30.
A) Using less insecticide.
B) Giving the plants up.
C) Spraying crops frequently.
D) Trying other insecticide.
31.
A)Changing the way of spraying crops.
B) Buying some outdoor insect lamps.
C) Using a combination of threeinsecticide.
D) Trying to attract new insects onto thecrops. Passage Three
32.
A) They are supported by the localgovernment.
B) They are named after the cities wherethey live.
C) Their players gathered from all over thecountry.
D) They play professional basketball gamesin November only..
33.
A) During the summer months.
B) During the spring months.
C) During the winter months.
D) During the autumn months.
34.
A) Basketball.
B) Football.
C) Baseball.
D) Golf.
35.
A) Both require strength and specializedskills.
B) Both require height and responsibility.
C) Both require enthusiasm and hardwork.
D) Both require flexibility and goodhealth.
