新试卷（听力脚本）9
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I. Word Dictation
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admit
relate
emphasize
stuff
intimidate
navy
benefit
II. Dictation
After years of trial and error, they finally began to reap the benefits of their hard work. Yesterday morning, shares emed to recover from Monday's collap.
Humour is uful to lighten a heavy and possibly dull passage in your talk and make it more digestible and memorable.
By behaving naturally and positively, you will be able to impress your audience with your confident manner.
Overall, despite all the challenges facing parents, the majority feel happy with their children's development.
Medical experts are confident that they will find the cure for the dia.
We should break down the social and cultural barriers and help each other in the battle against this epidemic.
If you feel that a traditional classroom is esntial for learning, online class may not be right for you.
But this I must say, "It ems unworthy of you that you should be too angry over this affair."
If you look at this problem from a different perspective, you may draw a different conclusion. This book will show you how to construct a persuasive and entertaining talk or prentation.
If you know how to control your body language, it can help you make a good impression on people.
excessiveAn amusing story will get a more significant reaction from a larger audience.ries
Plea explain in a slow and simple manner or they may get confud.
石家庄培训班breastmilkMore and more people are aware of the importance of learning English.
Local organizations complain that they lack resources to start the education programs on AIDS. Sometimes a gesture that is appropriate in one culture is insulting in another.
Snap judgments bad on a person's body language may contain certain truth about that person's personality or character.
He has signed up for military rvice against his father's wishes.
Sometimes pupils may engage in drama and role-play during a site visit.
III. Understanding Long Conversations
Conversation
Ebenezer: Hello there, little girl.
Lucy: Ah, oh, Old Man Eb! Don't hurt me!
Ebenezer: What? No, of cour I'm not going to hurt you, child. And, plea, call me Ebenezer. Lucy: My name is Lucy. What are you here for, Ebenezer?
Ebenezer: I'm here to wire some flowers to my mother. You look as if something's wrong. Why are you so sad?
Lucy: I'm here to buy a flower for my mother too, but I don't have enough money. A flower is $2 and I only have 75 cents.
Ebenezer: Well, that's not a problem, Lucy. I'll buy your mother's flower for you.
Lucy: You will? Oh, thank you, thank you and thank you! You are so nice!
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Ebenezer: That's quite all right. Where does your mother live?
Lucy: Oh, she lives in the cemetery.
Ebenezer: You mean she lives near the cemetery.
Lucy: Oh, no. She's dead. She is in the cemetery. You know, you shouldn't wire the flowers to your mother. You should buy a bouquet that you can take to her.
Ebenezer: I think you might be right. Thank you for this important lesson.
Lucy: You bet.
Questions
1. Why did the man order flowers?
2. Why did the young girl weep?
3. What did the man do to help the girl?
4. What do we know about the girl's mother?
拜见岳父岳母5. What did the girl tell Ebenezer?
IV. Understanding Passages
Passage
What did you do this morning? If you are anything like the typical university student, you brushed your teeth, got dresd, and then ran to class. With luck, you weren't late. But your life could be a lot different. And if it were up to a man in the Vaughan government, it would be.
Mario Ferri is a government leader in the Canadian city of Vaughan. He has become famous by trying to get his city government to admit a teenager into a leadership position. Under his plan, a student would be able to help in making the important decisions of the town.
Ferri has awakened many adults to the great value of their very own children, pointing out that teens are a great source of energy and thought.
Imagine that instead of running off to class this morning, you were involved in making
宫爆鸡丁英文important government decisions. It could happen.
Questions
1. According to the passage, what does a typical student do in the morning?
2. Who is Mario Ferri?
3. How has Ferri become famous?
4. What effect has Ferri had on parents?
5. Instead of going to school in the morning, what could you be doing?
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