2019英语专四听力talk全真模拟题MP3附文本（六）

2019英语专四听力talk全真模拟题MP3附文本（六）

　　2019英语专四考试时间为4月20日，考前冲刺阶段，专四听力考试占比30%，考生们应该着重复习，新东方在线英语专四频道在考前为大家整理了十篇2019英语专四听力talk全真模拟题MP3附文本，希望大家认真练习。

　　再和大家强调一下：2019英语专四听力理解Section A: Talk本部分由一个500个单词的微型讲座(mini-lecture)和一项填空任务组成。要求学生边听边做笔记，然后完成填空任务。考试时间10分钟。本部分共10道填空题。

2019英语专四听力talk十套全真模拟题MP3附文本

　　[00:01.38]SECTION A TALK

　　[00:03.83]In this section you will hear a talk.

　　[00:07.18]You will hear the talk ONCE ONLY.

　　[00:10.09]While listening,

　　[00:11.69]you may look at ANSWER SHEET ONE

　　[00:13.84]and write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each gap.

　　[00:18.34]Make sure the word(s) you fill in

　　[00:21.54]is (are) both grammatically and semantically acceptable.

　　[00:27.04]You may use the blank sheet for note-taking.

　　[00:30.69]You have THIRTY seconds to preview the gap-filling task.

　　[01:06.31]Now listen to the talk.

　　[01:08.57]When it is over, you will be given

　　[01:10.57]TWO minutes to complete your work.

　　[01:15.91]Ban of Public Smoking

　　[01:18.48]Ladies and gentlemen,

　　[01:20.14]Secondhand, or passive smoke,

　　[01:22.89]is an insidious killer that is harming adults,

　　[01:26.41]and more critically, children around the country every day.

　　[01:30.95]My goal in speaking to you today

　　[01:33.65]is to enlist your support in a federal ban of all smoking

　　[01:38.31]from all public places without hesitation.

　　[01:41.97]Firstly, second hand smoke can cause

　　[01:45.69]many serious illnesses and diseases.

　　[01:48.96]For example, second hand smoke increases

　　[01:52.67]the risk of heart disease by 25-35%.

　　[01:57.38]And the chance of lung cancer is increased by 19%

　　[02:01.91]when in contact with second hand smoke.

　　[02:05.27]People are exposed to smoke in many places

　　[02:09.13]so the risks of diseases related to smoking

　　[02:12.19]are increasing even in non-smokers.

　　[02:15.87]In addition, children exposed to secondhand smoke

　　[02:20.15]have an increased risk of colds,

　　[02:22.91]and respiratory and lung problems.

　　[02:25.46]This can lead to many lost days of school,

　　[02:28.37]hospitalizations, and in some cases,

　　[02:31.53]even death in children.

　　[02:34.09]Secondly, smoking is a cause of pollution.

　　[02:38.05]There is a lot of research that

　　[02:40.86]shows that many kinds of gases which are released by smoking

　　[02:44.78]and are harmful for the environment,

　　[02:47.40]such as tar and carbon dioxide.

　　[02:50.34]Tobacco smoke has a very high content

　　[02:53.64]of fine particulate matter or PM2.5,

　　[02:58.15]the EPI indicator for air pollution.

　　[03:01.60]A cigarette in the mouth of a passerby may represent

　　[03:06.15]more than just an occasion to hold one's breath.

　　[03:09.45]It may be a pollutant potent enough to rival a passing car.

　　[03:14.36]A 2004 study conducted by researchers

　　[03:17.96]at Italy's National Cancer Institute

　　[03:20.91]compared the output of three lit cigarettes and a diesel engine.

　　[03:25.97]After 30 minutes of continuous exposure

　　[03:28.96]in a controlled garage,

　　[03:30.66]the scientists found that the cigarettes released

　　[03:33.97]ten times the particulate matter of the engine.

　　[03:37.52]Thirdly, smoke-free environments

　　[03:40.72]can lead to more smokers quitting.

　　[03:43.47]When a smoker tries to quit,

　　[03:45.82]they may see others smoking in public

　　[03:48.52]and this can cause an urge to smoke.

　　[03:51.72]In a survey, it was reported

　　[03:53.86]that about 7 out of 10 smokers want to quit,

　　[03:57.82]and they believe that a smoke-free environment will help them.

　　[04:01.78]Each day more than 3800 people

　　[04:05.54]under 18 try their first cigarette.

　　[04:09.24]Of those 3800, 1000 begin smoking cigarettes on a daily basis.

　　[04:16.19]When kids see people smoking,

　　[04:18.69]they may think that it's "cool"

　　[04:21.14]and they will try smoking for the same reason.

　　[04:23.84]Therefore, smoke-free environments are really important

　　[04:27.89]if we seriously consider quitting of smoking.

　　[04:31.14]Lastly, smokers have other ways to receive nicotine.

　　[04:36.29]Smokers can use products instead of smoking.

　　[04:39.84]Nowadays, we have many substitutes to receive nicotine,

　　[04:44.41]such as nicotine gum and nicotine patches.

　　[04:48.06]Do you really want people to smoke in public places

　　[04:51.56]instead of using these new products?

　　[04:55.29]In conclusion, I want to say that there are no reasons

　　[04:58.79]left to permit smoking in public places,

　　[05:01.95]and I also think that maybe this is the time

　　[05:05.30]for people to quit smoking.

　　[05:08.15]Banning smoking is not just for us,

　　[05:11.05]but for this world and for everyone

　　[05:13.58]who has to live in this world after us.

　　[05:19.23]Now you have two minutes to complete your work.

　　[07:23.39]This is the end of Section A TALK.

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