2011年全国高考英语听力试题暨听力原文

年全国高考英语听力试题暨听力原文2011第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）5L

57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最5A BC佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后,和你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题10阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍

1.What doesthe manlike aboutthe playA.The story.B.The ending.C.The actor.

2.Which placeare the speakers tryingto findA.A hotel.B.A bank.C.A restaurant.

3.At whattime willthe twospeakers meetA.5:

20.B.5:

10.C.4:

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4.What willthe mandoA.Change theplan.B.Wait for a phonecall.C.Sort thingsout.

5.What doesthe womanwant todo第二节（共A.See afilm withthe man.B.Offer the man somehelp.C.Listen tosome greatmusic.小题每小题分，满分分）

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522.5请听下面段对话每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给出的、、三个选项种选出5A BC最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒5钟；听完后，各小题给出秒钟的作答时间每段对话读两遍5听第段材料，回答、题

6676.Where isBenA.In the kitchen.B.At school.C.In the park.

7.What willthe childrendo in the afternoon听第段材料，回答C.Do theirhomework.A.Help setthe table.B.Have aparty.7第、题

898.What are the twospeakers talking aboutC.A travelplan.A.A Familyholiday.B.A business trip.

9.Where didRachel goC.China.A.Spain.B.Italy.听第段材料，回答第至题

8101210.How didthe womanget toknow about third-hand smokeA.From youngsmokers.B.From anewspaper article.C.From somesmoking parents.

11.Why doesthemansay that he shouldkeep away from babiesA.He hasjust becomea father.B.He wearsdirty clothes.C.He isa smoker.

12.What doesthe womansuggest smoking parents should doA.Stop smokingaltogether.B.Smoke onlyoutside theirhouses.C.Reduce dangerous matter incigarettes.听第段材料，回答第至题

9131613.Where doesMichelle Raycome fromA.A middle-sized city.B.A smalltown.C.A bigcity.

14.Which placewould Michelle Ray takeher visitorsto for shoppingA.The ZenGarden.B.The Highlands.C.The Red River area.

15.What doesMichelle Raydo forcomplete quietA.Go camping.B.Study ina library.C.Read athome.

16.What arethespeakerstalkingaboutin generalA.Late-night shopping.B.Asian food.C.Louisville.听第段材料，回答第至题

10172017.Why dosome peoplesay they never havedreams accordingto DrGarfieldA.They forgetabout their dreams.B.They don*t want to tellthe truth.C.They haveno bad experiences.

18.Why didDavis stophaving dreamsA.He gota seriousheart attack.B.He was too sadabout his brothers death.C.He wasfrightened bya terribledream.

19.What isDr Garfieldsopinion aboutdreamingA.It isvery useful.B.It makesthings worse.C.It preventsthe mindfrom working.

20.Why dosome peopleturn offtheir dreamscompletelyA.To sleepbetter.B.To recoverfrom illnesses.C.To stayawayfromtheir problems.Key1-5:CABBA6-10:CBACB11-15:CAABC16-20:CABACTapescriptsText1W:Jack,how doyou likethe playM:Its asimple storywith ahappy ending,but luckilythey hada verystrong actorand hemanaged tocarrythe wholeplay.Text2M:Have wemissed itThe mansaid itsonly fiveblocks awayopposite thebank.W:Wait aminute.The Chineserestaurant,the NationalBank,there itis,the RadissonHotel.Text3M:Lets meetat20to54:

40.W:Well,could wemake it20past55:20M:Thats abit latefor me.I couldmanage10past.W:Okay seeyou then.Text4M:What timeare weleaving forthe outingW:Til phoneyou tomorrow.I shouldhave everythingsorted outby then.Text5W:Thanks forall youvedone forme.Hey,listen,would youlike togo tosee afilm sometimeM:Yeah,that wouldbe great.Td loveit.Text66-7W:Hey,where iseverybodyM:They tookBen to thepark.Where haveyou beenW:Sorry,Im late.I pickedup the cake andit tookme longerthan Iexpected.When willthe partystartM:Ben invitedeight children from schooland theyllarrive atabout twointheafternoon.W:Okay,then rilput thecandles onthecakeand leaveit inthekitchen,and thenril comeand helpsetthe table.Text78-9M:So,Macy,how wasyour holidayW:Oh,we lovedit.Tom likedGermany bestbut Francewas myfavorite.M:So didRachel finallygo withyouW:No,she wasntable to.She wascalled awayforabusinesstripto China.M:Thafs apity.So whereexactly didyou goand visitW:Well,we traveledall over,Italy,Spain,and Holland.We evenbathed ina Swisslake.M:You didReallyText810-12W:Bob Pmsure youknow aboutsecond-hand smoke.M:Of courseI do.W:But haveyou heardaboutthird-hand smokeM:Third-hand smokeFm afraidnot.What isit thenW:Well,its herein todayspaper.Parents maythink theyare protectingchildrenfromsecond-handsmoke when they smokeoutside theirhome oronly whenthe childrenare notthere.But nowresearchersare warningabout what they callthird-hand smoke.When yousmoke,dangerousmatterfrom cigarettesgetsinto yourhair andclothing.As babiesaretheweakest,when youcome to a baby,you passit tothebaby andincrease thechances ofdisease inthe baby.M:Is thatso Inthat case,I haveto say that Ishould neverget closetoababy.W:Thats right.Actually allsmokingparentsshoulddothe sameor bettergive itup completely.Text913-16M:Hello,welcome toour programTodays City.Im Larry.We aregoing toLouisville Kentuckywhereour guestMichelleRaycomes from.She isproud ofher middle-sized citywith asmall-town feeland bigcitydreams.Now,Michelle tellus aboutyour city.W:Thank you,Larry.Heres my city.Louisville ismycity.The firstplace Itake avisitor fromout oftownis tothe Highlandsforshoppingand nightlife.When Ihave deliciousAsian food,I alwaysgo totheZen Gardenwhich provideswonderful allvegetable dishes.M:Wow,thats interesting.Many peoplego forhealthy foodnow.W:You cansay thatagain.If Iwanttogo campingand fishing,I gototheRedRiverarea.For completequiet,T canhide awayin myhouse witha goodbook fromone ofour publiclibraries.M:That allsounds veryexciting.Em suresome ofour listenerswill includeLouisville intheir travelplanfor theirnext holiday.Thank you,Michelle.TextlO17-20M:We areglad tohave Dr.Garfield totalk tous todayabout dreams.Let mestart byasking thefirstquestion doeseveryone dream,,W:It appearsthat everyonedoes.Mostly,when peoplesaythat theyneverdream,whattheyreally meanis that they dont remembertheir dreamsor theydont thinktheir dreams are important.The reasonbehindis that they mighthave beenmade funof asa childwhentheyfirst reportedtheir dreamsor itwasso frighteningthattheyjust turnedoff dreamingcompletely.The otherday someonenamed Daviscameto meand saidthatheused tobe agreat dreamer.But suddenlyhe stoppedhaving dreams.I askedhimwhat hadhappened.It turnedout thathisbrotherdied ofa heartattack andhe neverexpected thatsuch aterriblething wouldhappen toa youngperson.Generally,when therewas somefrightening eventand adream about itwas tooterrible,people prefernot todreamabout it.Actually theworst thingyou candois stopdreaming becauseit meansthatthebadexperiencewastoopainful toeven appearin dreams.Aslong asyoure dreamingaboutitand evenif thedreamsarefrightening,your mindis workingon it.Mypersonal opinionabout whatdreams doisthatthey helpus dealwith ourproblems.We seecertainpatterns takeplace indreams when a person is hurtdeep inside,whenapersonisseriously illor whenaperson hasbeen reallysad.If peopleturn offtheirdreamstotally,it meanstheydon*t allowthemselvesto eventhink aboutit.2014-11-18。