2018年12月英语四级听力真题
College English Test – Band 4
大学英语四级考试
Part II Listening Comprehension
第二部分 听力理解
Section A: Directions: In this ction, you will hear three news reports.
第一部分：在本节中，你将听到三则新闻报道。
At the end of each news report, you will hear two or three questions.
每则新闻结束后，你将会听到两或三个问题。
Both the news report and the questions will be spoken only once.
新闻和问题都将只放一遍。
After you hear a question, you must choo the best answer from the four choices marked A), B), C) and D).
听到问题后，从标记为A)、B)、C)和D)的四个选项中选出最佳答案。
Then mark the corresponding letter on Answer Sheet 1 with a single line through the center.
并在答题纸1的对应位置上填涂相应的字母。
News report 1
新闻报道一
Rescue crews pulled a man to safety after a collap at a construction site in Brooklyn on Tuesday.
周二，救援人员将一名男子从布鲁克林一处倒塌的建筑工地中救出到安全地带。
The incident happened on the 400 block of Rutland Road just after 12:
事故于凌晨十二点半发 生在拉特兰路的400街区。
The Fire Department of New York says the vacant 100-year-old building being pulled down partially collapd.
纽约消防局表示，这栋空置的百年建筑在被拆除时部分楼体发生坍塌。
A man described as a "non-worker civilian" was buried up to his waist in the bament.
据悉，一位"非员工"男子在地下室被废墟埋至腰部。
The man was collecting building materials when the first floor collapd underneath him.
李白集这名男子正在捡拾建筑材料时，突然下方一楼开始倒塌。
He was trapped under a beam about 10 feet below the surface for nearly an hour and a half.
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他被困在离地面约10英尺的横梁下将近一个半小时。
The man was then taken to hospital.
该名男子后来被送往医院。
每日一问Officials said he is in stable condition with non-life threatening injuries.
有关官员表示他并无生命危险，状态稳定。
The building was reportedly purchad by a neighboring church in 2011.
据报道，这栋建筑在2011年被附近的教堂购入。
It was the site of a 2006 fire and has remained vacant ever since.
2006年时那里曾发生过火灾，而后一直闲置。
Questions 1 to 2 are bad on the news report you have just heard.
根据听到的新闻，回答第1至2题。
Question 1: What happened at a construction site in Brooklyn on Tuesday?
第1题：周二布鲁克林的建筑工地发生了什么？
Question 2: What does the report say about the "non-worker civilian"?
第2平胸的好处题：关于那位"非员工"男子，新闻说了什么？男人的一半是女人
News Report 2
新闻报道二
Millions of people are struggling to understand their paychecks or calculate money in shops, campaigners have said.
正的笔顺
活动人士表示，数百万的人正绞尽脑汁想要搞懂自己的工资单、计算购物时到底花了多少钱。
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Being bad at maths should no longer be en as "badge of honor" or down to genetics, according to National Numeracy, a new organization which aims to challenge the nation's negative view of the subject.
据新近成立的英国国家数学能力中心称，数学不好，不应再被看作是"荣誉徽章"，也不应再从祖先的基因 遗传上找借口。他们旨在改变全国大众对数学的负面看法。金源方特科幻公园
Chris Humphries, chairman of the group, said that poor maths skills can affect an individual's life, leaving them at a higher risk of being excluded from school or out of work.
这个组织的负责人，克里斯•汉弗莱斯说道，数学不好可能会影响一个人的一生。数学不好的人有很大的 无法融入学校或职场的可能。
"Figures from a government survey, published last year, show that 17 million adults in England have basic maths skills that are, at best, the same as an 11-year-old," he said.
