听力百分百—备战2022高考英语听力专项 （解题技巧+外文训练+模拟检测）（十三）听力答案及材料

备战高考英语听力专项

（十三）听力答案及材料2022模块二外文时事训练答案及听力材料1-10BDCAB ACADCAnew variantof thecovid-19virus isbeginning tospread worldwide.The WHOnamed themutationOmicron,after aletter of the Greekalphabet.It wasfirst reported in Botswanaon the9th ofNovember.Two weekslater,it wasdetected inSouth Africaand flaggedas avirus ofconcernH.Soonafter this,cases werereportedinHong Kong,Israel,Madagascar andBelgium.Epidemiologists havewarned that thisnew straincould beextremely infectious.They alsosaid itmay beable toevadeprotections affordedus bycurrent vaccines.This hasled tocountries reinstatingtravel bans.Despitethese,new caseshave alreadybeen reportedin theUK,Germany andthe CzechRepublic.Scientists arecurrently analyzingOmicron to assess thedangers itmight pose.They havedetected50genetic changesin theDNA that affects the spikes surroundingthe crownof the virus.Currentvaccines focus on thesespikes.Any changesin theDNA of thespikescould makethevirusmore virulent,more transmissibleand possiblymore resistant against vaccines.Scientists sayit couldtake a few weekstodetermine howeffective ourvaccines areagainst Omicron.The WhiteHouses chiefmedical adviserhaswarnedthat:When youhave avirus that is showingthis degreeof transmissibility,and yourealreadyhaving travel-related cases-**it almostinvariably isultimately going to goall over[the world].*翻译:一种新的病毒变体正开始在全世界传播世界卫生组织用希腊字母的一个字母将covid-19突变命名为它于月日在博茨瓦纳首次被报道两周后，它在南非被发现，并被Omicron119标记为一种“值得关注的病毒，此后不久，香港、以色列、马达加斯加和比利时都报告了这些病例流行病学家警告说，这种新菌株可能极具传染性他们还表示，这可能会逃避当前疫苗提供给我们的保护这导致各国恢复了旅行禁令尽管如此，英国、德国和捷克共和国已经报告了新的病例科学家们目前正在分析以评估它可能造成的危险他们已经在中检测到了Omicron,DNA50种影响病毒冠周围峰值的基因变化目前的疫苗主要关注这些峰值峰值的任何变化都DNA可能使病毒毒性更强，更具传染性，并可能对疫苗更具耐药性科学家们说，可能需要几周时间来确定我们的疫苗对的效果白宫首席医疗顾问警告说“当你的OmicronBig RedDog,and wasshocked whenit was accepted forpublication,because I d neverwritten anythingbefore.W:I see.How wonderful!M:Yes,it was!My wifewas alsoin shockwhen shedid realizeit wasntadream.But,it wasjustluck.W:But thatluck turnedinto90Clifford booksthat havesold126million copiesin13languages.Text10M:HelIo,everyone.Today Imgoingto talk aboutsmall talk,thatis,short conversationspeople oftenhavewith strangersthey meet.Such exchangesoccur atbus stops,on buses,while waitingin line,almostanywhere thatstrangers gatherclose together.As amatter offact,these shortconversations area goodwayfor peopleto sayhello andexpress friendliness.Such conversationsusually covera widerange oftopics.The topicsmay includeweather,customer service,movies,TV shows,local sportsor latestnews.But youshould alwayskeep itin your mind thatprivate questions about salaries,familylife,religious beliefs and politicsshould beavoided duringthese conversations.Besides,it sbetter to askopen-ended questions.If youask visitors,Do you like ourcity”They maysay simply,“Yes”.On theotherhand,if youask,“What do you thinkof ourcity”They willhave morefreedom in answering.Thistype ofquestion alsoshows that you areinterested in them.If youappear interestedin whatpeople aresaying,they dfeel morecomfortable talkingwith you.Exercise D1-5BCABC6-10AC ACC11-15BAACA16-20BBBAA Text1W:Don9tyou think histalk wasboring MNo,not at all.He gaveus plentyof facts.Text2W Would you like to stopfor arest now」M:Oh etskeep going.We arealmost at the topof thehill.Text3W:Did you go to the theatrelast nightM:Yes,I did.W:What didyou thinkof theplayM:It wasexcellent.Text4W:This planeshould havetaken offhalf anhour ago.M:Tm sorryfor thedelay.Well betaking offshortly.Text5W:I wishI hadthe time to callhome asoften as you do.M:Yes,I reallylike tokeep intouch withmy family.Text6M:I reallylike thisshirt.But I am afraidit is not mysize.W:Try iton first.If it is thewrong size,you can try anotherone.M:Oh,where is the changingroomW:Its over there bythe mirror.M:Can Itake twoshirts to try onnowW:Yes,you can take threeshirts ata timetotry on.M:I justwant totryon these twothat I like.WiOKJUl waithere tohelp youwhen youhave finished.Text7M:Hello,how do you doTm JohnBrown.W:Hello,Mr.Brown.How do you do Its apleasure tomeet you.M:Thank you.You must be Cindy.The managerof yourcompany calledme andsaid youwouldcome tomeet me.W:Yes.Im Cindy.Let metake thissuitcase foryou,please.M:Thanks.That9s verykind ofyou.W:What aboutyour bagWouldyoulikemetocarry itM:No,thanks.I canmanage itmyself.W:How wasthe flightM:Not bad.Text8W:Hi,dear.Youre homeearly.M:Hi,darling.Where wereyouW:I wasin thebathroom.M:Where are the kidsW:Jacks at the library.Bill andTom areat footballpractice.M:And SusanW:She washere afew minutesago.Maybe shesin herroom.M:Oh,Im tired.W:How wasyour dayM:Busy,but notbad.Text9M:Can I help youW:Yes.I want to paintmy sonsbedroom.I thinksky blueis apretty color.M:How bigistheroom W:Not verybig.M:How manygallons ofpaint doyou wantW:I dont know.M:Look,why dontyou tellyour painterto buythe paintW:I amthe painter.M:Well,then.Do youknow thesize of the roomW:No.Tm sorryjdont.M:Is itlarger orsmaller thanthis storeW:Its abouthalf thesize of this store.M:You needtwo gallons.W:Now whatdoI doMMadam,why dontyou get a painterW:My sonand I want to paint theroom together.M:A11right.Here readthese instructions.Do you want thepaint nowW:Yes,please.M:Two gallonsof skyblue.Thafs$

20.W:Thank you.What timedoyoucloseM:Were opentill8:00tonight.Text10My wifeand Ioccasionally go toanice restaurantto eat.My wifesmother,lives withus andshestays with the children.This makesit veryeasy forus togo outfor theevening.Last weekwe wentto the restaurant ina newhotel.We hada wonderfulmeal.First,we hadsoup andasalad.Then Helen,my wife,had muttonwith peasand carrots,and Ihad beefsteakwith potatoes.Fordessert,!had someice cream and Helenhad freshfruit.We hadseveral cupsof coffeeafter wefinishedeating.The foodwas delicious,the quantitywas large,and it wasnt tooexpensive.Our childrendont like to eatin restaurantsbecause theyhave tosit andbe quietfor along time.They wouldrather go to theirgrandmothers farm.Their grandmother——my motherprepareseverything theylike.She usuallyhas friedchicken,com,and hotbiscuits withhoney.She alwaysservesplenty ofchocolate icecreamandcake for dessert.Im alwayssurprised thatmy fatherdoesnt weigha lotmore whenI see how muchhe eats.But heworksvery hardon thefarm fromabout5oclock in the morninguntil itgets darkin theevening.When my parents visitus in the city,we usuallytake themtoarestaurant.I knowthey enjoyit,butmy fatheralways eatssomething elseafter hegets home.The quantitymay belarge intherestaurant,butit isstill notlarge enoughfor ahungry farmer.病毒显示出这种程度的传播能力，而你已经出现了与旅行有关的病例……它几乎总是会传遍世界各地”模块三模拟题训练答案及听力材料Exercise A1-5BCACA6-10CAAAC11-15ACCCB16-20BBCABText1W:You look so excited.What isthe good newsM:I wasinformed that I was admitted tomy dreamuniversity.W:Congratulations toyou.By theway,who toldyou thegoodnewsM:The staffintheuniversity sentme anemail.Text2M:Will youcome tomy birthdaypartyW:Can Icome a little laterIve gotsomething importantto work on tonight.M:How latewill yoube Theparty willbegin at8:00pm.W:I willbe latefor20minutes.Text3M:Do youlike listening to musicAnd howW:Yes,I usuallylisten tomusic on my phoneor mycomputer.M:How muchtime aday doyou spendlisteningtomusicW:As longas I am free,such asriding abike,taking abus and so on.Text4M:What doyouthinkof LilyW:Shes notonly thoughtfulbut alsovery understanding.Shes alwaysby myside tocheer meupwhenever Imin trouble.M:Do youshare anythingin commonwith herW:Yes,a lot.We bothlove shoppingand playingsports.Text5M:Where didyou staylast summerwhen youtravelled inXiamenW:I stayedinafamily hotelnear thesea.M:Why didyou chooseto stayin thathotel insteadof afive-star hotelW:It iscomfortable,and allthe reviewsonline aboutthe hotelare positive.Text6W:Do youlike goingto livefootball matchesM:Oh,yes,I loveit.W:Is itbetter thanwatching themon TVM:Well,you dontreally seeas muchasyoudo onTV.W:Oh,why doso manypeople goto livematchesM:Thats different.On TVyou dontreally feelthe atmosphere.You cantsing alongwith thechantsand songsat home.Text7M:Good morning.This isCity BusCompany.W:Good morning.I wonderif youcould helpme.Fve lostmy handbag.M:Oh,when did it happenAre yousure youvelost iton ourbusW:Well,yesterday afternoonI went home fromworkonthe No.22bus.When Igot offthe bus,Ileft myhandbag onthe bus.M:Can youdescribe itW:Well,its abrown furhandbag.Err,there isa bankcard andsome changein it.M:Iamafraid we havent got anything like that.Perhaps someonetook itaway whenyou gotoffthe bus.But welltry ourbest tolook forit foryou.W:Thank youvery much.Text8M:Mom,I havesomething tosay.Can Spottybe inthe familypicture,tooW:Oh,he cannot.You know,dogs arepets;they arenot family.M:But Spottyis olderthan Iam!W:So whatThat stilldoesn*t makehim ahuman.M:Sometimes it seems likehe cantalk.Why notregard himasamember ofour familyW:I saidno,so theanswer isno.M:What ifwe puta haton himW:Why wouldyou want to dothatM:Because ifhe putsa hat,hell justlook likemy littlebrother.W:Youre reallyattached tohim,arent youM:Yes!Ilikehim.And he*s like a partof thefamily,too.W:All right,he maybe inthe photo,but nohat!Text9M:Jenny,in anotherinterview wewere talkingabout foodsthat we dont like.Now letstalk aboutactivitiesor thingswedontliketodo.W:Okay.M:Washing dishes,ironing clothes,mowing the lawn,things likethat.W:Alright.M:Are thereany otheractivities you really dislikedoingW:Well,you mentionedwashing dishes.I dontlikethatone.M:Oh,reallyW:Fd muchrather mowthelawnthan washdishes.M:WhyW:I guess,its justthe ideaof touchingdirty platesthat everyoneate offand thenthey satatthesinkfor acouple ofhours.And,it grossesme out.M:Yeah.Thats interestingbecause Imactually-like---I dontlike cooking.I hateto cookbut Idontmind doingthe clean-up.Text10Everyone has a naturalsleep routine.You goto bedand wake up ata certaintime.But everyonesroutineis notthe same.Some people-the earlybirds—gotobed earlyat nightaround9:00or10:00pm.In themorning,they wakeup easilyand areenergetic.Others—the nightowls-stay awakelate untilmidnightor later.For them,itisdifficult towakeupearly.What dowe knowabout earlybirds andnightowls Hereis whatstudies show.Teenagers arenatural nightowls.Also,most neednine toten hours*sleep anight.But inmanyplaces,the schoolor workday startsat8:00am.For thisreason,only onein fiveteenagers sleepsenough.More earlybirds get good gradesin school,but nightowls dobetter onsome intelligencetests,accordingto astudy of1,000Spanish teens.People withhigh scoreson thesetests usuallygetgoodjobs.1—5BCACC6—10ABCAB11—15ACBCA16—20BABCAExercise BText1W:Excuse meWhere arethe changingroomsM:They reoverthere.Behind you.W:Thank you.Text2W:Can Ihelp youM:Yes,please.I wantto borrowsome books.And howlong canI keepthemW:You havetwo weeksto readthe books.Then youbring themback.Text3W:For ourgroup project,doyou wantto start this weekM:Yeah,Iwanttostartearly sowe haveenough time.W:Me too.Text4W:Excuse me,Mr.BlackM:Yes,Diana.How canIhelp youW:r msorry,but I cantcome toclass nextWednesday.I have a doctors appointment.M:OK.Thanks forletting meknow.Text5W:Hello,Gino,s.M:Hi,I calledearlier tobook atable forfour and I waswondering ifIcanmake itfor sixinsteadW:That shouldntbea problem.Text6W:Hello,this isthe salesdepartment.Jane Solomonspeaking.M:Hello,is MariaFernandez there,pleaseW:No,r msorry.She snot inthe officeatthe moment.She son herlunch break.M:Oh.Could youtake amessage,please Could you tell her thatPeter GriffincalledW:Sure.Could yougive meyour numberM:It s0-7-4-6-0double9-0-1double

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8.M:Yes.Please askher tocall meback.W:OK.r11tellheryou called.Text7W:Patric Isthat youM:Selina!Hello!W:Well,Patric.How haveyou beenM:Good.Great,actually.How areyou Ihaven tseen youfor...how longW:It sbeen ages.At leastfifteen years.M:What areyou doinghere Ithought youd movedto London.W:I wasin Londonfor acouple ofyears.But itdidn twork out.So,I cameback.But anyway,whatabout youM:Me Oh,nothing new.I neverleft here.I mmarried andI vegot twokids.W:Married andwith twokids Wow!M:Don tlooksosurprised!W:No,I,m justamazed howtime flies!I mhappy foryou.Text8M:Hi,Anna.Do youhave aminute totalk aboutthe meetingnext TuesdayW:Sure.We said11,didn tweM:Yeah,we did.But Ihave abit of a problemwiththe time.Would itbe possibleto moveitW:Oh,I see.We couldpostpone itto theafternoon,or bringit forwardto earlierinthemorning.What timewould suityouM:Could wemake it9o clockThat wouldreally helpme.W:No problem.It,s importantyourethere.M:Thanks alot,Anna.And Ican tellSven aboutthetimechange.T11see himlater.W:Don tworry abouttelling Sven.I11send anemail toeveryone toconfirm thetime haschangedand with an updatedmeeting invite.M:Great.Thanks,Anna.Text9M:OK,before wecontinue,does anybodyhaveaquestionW:Thank you.You talkedabout Fibonacci numbers inthe lecture.Sorry,I dont understand.Can youexplainM:Of course.What doyouwantto knowW:OK.I hopethis isntasilly question,but whatdoes Fibonacciactually mean一M:No questionis eversilly it s alwaysgood toask.OK,it sthe nameof a person.Fibonacciwas aEuropean mathematicianintheMiddle Ages.W:Ah,OK.Thanks.So,we knowhe wasaperson,but whataretheFibonaccinumbersI dont getit.M:The Fibonaccinumbers area sequenceof numbers.They go1,1,2,3,5,8andsoon.Do youseethe sequenceDo youseehow it worksW:r m not sure.M:OK.This ishow itworks...Text10Hello andgood morning!Well,we reoff toa goodstart inthe souththisweek,as mostof therain一from the weekend hasdisappeared justafewpatches ofcloud andmaybe someshowers hereon theeastcoast.They Ilall clearup bylunchtime,though.Over thenext dayor so,London andthe areaaroundKent canexpect acouple ofisolated showers,but mostlydry throughuntil Thursday.By the weekend,unfortunately,the dryweather willmake wayfor mostlycloudy skiesand rain.The rainwill movefrom Scotland,down towardsthe northand reachthe southcoast bySaturdayafternoon.Temperatures,at least,will staymostly warmat around21degrees for theweekend.It mightfeellikeanice changefrom thehigh twentiesand earlythirties we11see intheweek.That sall frommeuntil tomorrow.Enjoy themini-heatwave whileyou can!Exercise C听力答案1—5CBACA6—10BBCCB11—15ACCAB16—20ABCBA听力原文Text1M:Excuse me.How canI gettothenearest supermarketW:It,sonPennings Road.Go pastthe postoffice and itson yourleft.Text2W:I dontknowhow youdidit,Carl!But theTV worksbeautifully now.You shouldgetamedal foryourwork.M:It wasnt hardatall.It wasmuch easierthan preparingforthetest.Text3M:Good morning,madam.What canIdofor youW:Well,the sleevesofthisjacket aretoo long.Can youmake themshorterM:Let metake alook.Okay,T cando itfor20dollars.Text4W:Excuse me.Couldyoutell mewhat timeFlight AF35gets inM:Well,itsdue inat6:20p.m.But theannouncement saidjust nowthat ithasa30-minute delaybecauseofthebad weather.Text5M:Ms.Miller,could youtell mehow Ican improvethis article!gotaB plus.W:It squite good,actually.The languageuse isgood andthe mainpoints arecovered.There sjusttoo muchrepetition.You couldhave saideverything withintwo pages.Text6W:So,Bill!What doyou usuallydo onthe weekendM:I oftengotothe movieswith friendson Fridaynight.How aboutyou,SarahW:Well,I loveseeing musicalplays onBroadway withmy friends.Have youbeen tomanyM:Not really.I sawone whenI movedto NewYork and another whenmyparentscame tovisit,butnone eversince.Text7W:Hello,Helen Smithspeaking.Can Ihelp youM:Hello,this is David.Could Ispeak toMike.please Wr mafraid hesnotavailable atthemoment.Wouldyouleave amessageM:Yes.rmcalling tocancel ameeting wescheduled forthis afternoon.W:Okay.Let metake thisdown.Could Ihave yourname againM:Certainly.It,sDavidStone.Text8W:Can Ihelpyou,sir Mrdliketobuy acamera.W:Right.We haveordinary cameras,movie camerasand videocameras.They reall digital.M:Well,Iamthinking ofa videocamera.W:Let ssee.How muchdoyouwanttospend,sirM:Oh rmnotreally sure.What isthe priceW:Well,that dependsonthemodel andanything elseyouwantto havewith it.M:T see.W:How aboutthis oneIthas oneofthenew memorysticks,andaprotective casefor filmingunderwaterso youcantakeit whenyougodiving.M:Does ithave auto-focusW:No,it doesn,t.M:That sokay.The underwaterfilming isimportant for me,actually.How muchis thisW:It costs650euros.M:Oh,that,sabit expensiveforme.Have yougot anythingsimilar butless expensiveW:Well,here isthe saleoftheweek.It sexcellent forthe price,only470euros,anditincludes...Text9W:A bigdog celebratesa bigbirthday thisyear.Clifford,the big red dog,first appeared50years agoalongwith EmilyElizabeth,alittle girl wholoves him.Today,wehaveNorman Bridwell,totalkwithNPR,s reporteron hisdog s50th birthday.So,Norman,tell ushowitall started.M:Well,itwas1962,andIwasastruggling,not verysuccessful artistin NewYork.My wifesuggestedthatItry myhand atpainting forchildren sbooks.So Idid tenpaintings andtook themtopublishers.!was turneddown everywhere,except atone publisher,where ayoung womantold meI wasn」t verygood.So ifI wantedtopaintfor abook dneed towrite oneonmyown.W:So youdidM:Umm...the womanpointed toa paintingIddone,ofalittlegirlwithabigreddog,and shesaid,“Maybe that,sastory And1wenthome,and overthat weekendI wrotethe storyClifford the。