2019专八听力全真模拟练习mp3附文本（2）

2019专八听力全真模拟练习mp3附文本（2）

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2019专八听力全真模拟练习二十篇

　　[00:23.63]TEST 2

　　[00:24.67]SECTION A MINI-LECTURE

　　[00:27.92]In this section

　　[00:29.01]you will hear a mini-lecture.

　　[00:30.78]You will hear

　　[00:31.96]the mini-lecture ONCE ONLY.

　　[00:33.96]While listening to the mini-lecture,

　　[00:35.90]please complete the gap-filling task

　　[00:37.62]on ANSWER SHEET ONE and write

　　[00:40.56]NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS

　　[00:42.26]for each gap.

　　[00:43.62]Make sure the word(s) you fill in

　　[00:47.12]is (are) both grammatically

　　[00:49.33]and semantically acceptable.

　　[00:52.10]You may use the blank sheet

　　[00:53.61]for note-taking.

　　[00:54.65]You have THIRTY seconds

　　[00:56.47]to preview the gap-filling task.

　　[01:29.06]Now listen to the mini-lecture.

　　[01:30.76]When it is over,

　　[01:32.29]you will be given THREE minutes

　　[01:33.85]to check your work.

　　[01:35.36]How to Speak Good English

　　[01:37.71]Good morning,

　　[01:38.53]ladies and gentlemen.

　　[01:39.65]Having authentic

　　[01:41.14]and polished oral English

　　[01:42.67]is every learner's dream,

　　[01:44.67]however,

　　[01:45.51]many of my students

　　[01:46.78]spent a lot of years,

　　[01:48.05]money and efforts

　　[01:49.29]on speaking this language well

　　[01:51.33]but failed to be able to

　　[01:53.03]communicate and speak out,

　　[01:54.96]the reason to which might be mainly

　　[01:56.93]the lack of confidence

　　[01:58.69]and right methods.

　　[02:00.07]I still remember

　　[02:01.33]when I first landed

　　[02:02.40]on the soil of Beijing

　　[02:03.82]five years ago,

　　[02:05.12]I could not communicate

　　[02:06.87]with my friends

　　[02:08.11]and even felt uneasy

　　[02:10.04]when going out with them

　　[02:11.56]because I did not have the confidence

　　[02:13.64]to start a conversation

　　[02:15.24]with my Mandarin.

　　[02:16.87]It's the same to the English learners

　　[02:19.33]who have no courage

　　[02:20.70]to start a topic

　　[02:21.84]and face an awkward silence

　　[02:23.83]after the initial greeting is given

　　[02:26.19]because they don't know

　　[02:27.74]what to talk about

　　[02:28.71]and are not confident

　　[02:30.35]of putting something across correctly,

　　[02:32.51]thus the conversation comes to an end.

　　[02:35.54]Here I would like to give you

　　[02:37.48]some advice on

　　[02:38.52]how to speak good English

　　[02:40.05]in terms of the experience I got

　　[02:42.99]from being a teacher

　　[02:43.97]for many language training schools

　　[02:45.90]and being an interpreter

　　[02:47.48]for the government

　　[02:48.84]as well as embassies.

　　[02:50.22]There are 3-D methods

　　[02:52.58](Dialogue, Discussion and Debate)

　　[02:54.75]to improve your eloquence.

　　[02:56.53]First of all,

　　[02:57.90]it's important to be involved

　　[02:59.43]in dialogues.

　　[03:00.52]I notice

　　[03:01.71]that many students

　　[03:02.73]do well in speaking

　　[03:03.97]when conducting a prepared speech

　　[03:06.24]or presentation in class.

　　[03:07.96]But speaking English fluently

　　[03:10.10]is not just about making presentations

　　[03:12.78]and giving speeches.

　　[03:14.42]It is about expressing your ideas

　　[03:16.79]and insight on the most mundane things

　　[03:19.38]around you.

　　[03:20.58]The ability to make dialogues

　　[03:22.02]is very important

　　[03:24.11]in social communication.

　　[03:26.11]Topics for casual conversation

　　[03:28.49]could include the weather,

　　[03:29.91]education, music,

　　[03:31.67]current affairs, hobbies,

　　[03:32.76]travel, etc.

　　[03:34.96]Do not always ask foreigners

　　[03:36.66]"What is your name?"

　　[03:37.65]and "How is your job?"

　　[03:39.32]when you want to find one

　　[03:40.74]to practice your English with.

　　[03:42.69]Before going to English Corner,

　　[03:45.38]please read up

　　[03:46.70]on your area of interest

　　[03:49.06]and try framing sentences

　　[03:50.07]to express your opinions.

　　[03:52.20]Talk about it with someone

　　[03:53.65]close to you

　　[03:54.54]or whose English level

　　[03:55.97]is higher than yours,

　　[03:57.52]so you can check

　　[03:58.77]for your language accuracy

　　[04:00.38]and fluency.

　　[04:01.83]You'd better grasp regularly used ways

　　[04:04.47]of small talk,

　　[04:06.04]and you will be able

　　[04:07.29]to initiate speaking more confidently.

　　[04:09.89]If you can break this barrier

　　[04:12.71]and speak out with passion

　　[04:14.39]and confidence,

　　[04:15.43]you can take your first step

　　[04:17.67]into the realm of oral English

　　[04:19.86]and become a public speaker

　　[04:21.54]in the future.

　　[04:22.90]Secondly,

　　[04:23.98]discussion and debate

　　[04:25.25]play a key role.

　　[04:26.68]I often say

　　[04:27.98]that your language ability

　　[04:29.39]and academic achievements

　　[04:31.26]are very important and imperative,

　　[04:33.94]but the most important of all

　　[04:35.67]is your eloquence to communicate

　　[04:37.84]in the personal relationships.

　　[04:40.13]The elite may not have eloquence,

　　[04:42.49]but an eloquent person

　　[04:44.02]must be an elite.

　　[04:45.76]So the best way

　　[04:47.08]to improve your speaking ability

　　[04:49.17]is to discuss and debate.

　　[04:50.78]When I was a junior,

　　[04:53.25]I always had discussions

　　[04:55.02]with my classmate

　　[04:56.36]about questions

　　[04:57.63]like environmental protection,

　　[04:59.15]cohabitation,

　　[05:00.46]2008 Olympics,

　　[05:02.34]postgraduate exams and so on.

　　[05:04.94]After everyone aired his opinions,

　　[05:07.67]then we conducted debate

　　[05:09.32]to argue,

　　[05:10.41]to express ideas

　　[05:11.77]to convince the others.

　　[05:13.45]And I gradually build up

　　[05:15.81]my repertoire of conversational topics

　　[05:18.30]and start using them

　　[05:19.86]whenever I get a chance.

　　[05:21.32]Subsequently,

　　[05:22.72]I have a good command of English,

　　[05:24.84]and won a lot of awards

　　[05:26.77]in English speech contest and debate.

　　[05:29.09]Hence,

　　[05:30.49]it's also effective for you,

　　[05:32.19]my beloved friends or students,

　　[05:34.18]to have a try to use your language

　　[05:36.71]to discuss and debate.

　　[05:38.28]Of course,

　　[05:39.65]other methods may work too.

　　[05:41.97]Many students do want

　　[05:43.66]to improve their English

　　[05:44.61]by all means.

　　[05:45.87]It's self-evident

　　[05:47.33]that all of us like

　　[05:48.57]taking down notes

　　[05:49.68]when we are listening

　　[05:50.74]to the lectures

　　[05:51.70]given by teachers at school.

　　[05:53.33]But it's not a correct way

　　[05:55.29]to speak good language.

　　[05:56.98]Can you learn swimming

　　[05:59.03]by standing at the edge

　　[06:00.10]of the pool

　　[06:00.68]and taking down the words

　　[06:01.83]spoken by the coach?

　　[06:03.05]You have to take the plunge,

　　[06:04.86]right?

　　[06:05.70]I seldom took notes

　　[06:06.95]when I was given lessons,

　　[06:08.63]but I would memorize them

　　[06:10.39]with my mouth,

　　[06:11.50]my mind and my ears.

　　[06:13.29]There is just one case

　　[06:15.08]I will take notes

　　[06:16.31]when I am doing my job

　　[06:17.66]as an interpreter

　　[06:18.78]for the Beijing municipal

　　[06:20.43]government and embassy.

　　[06:21.73]I still remember

　　[06:23.11]when I was interpreting

　　[06:24.48]for the ambassador

　　[06:25.70]from the Philippines,

　　[06:27.15]she was delivered the speech

　　[06:28.67]about 10 minutes

　　[06:30.13]at the Great Wall

　　[06:31.06]international conference.

　　[06:33.21]Hadn't I taken the notice

　　[06:34.77]from the speaker,

　　[06:35.90]I don't think

　　[06:36.99]I would have interpreted for her

　　[06:39.00]and won the applause

　　[06:40.18]from the officials.

　　[06:41.57]It is the same with language.

　　[06:43.56]Unless you use the language

　　[06:45.80]every day,

　　[06:46.75]you will never know

　　[06:47.87]how good you are at it.

　　[06:49.60]Ask your friends

　　[06:50.88]who are good at English to help.

　　[06:52.71]Try to speak it

　　[06:54.25]as much as possible,

　　[06:55.44]and let them interrupt you

　　[06:57.34]whenever you make mistakes

　　[06:58.68]and ask them to correct you.

　　[07:00.49]Do not feel embarrassed

　　[07:02.37]to make mistakes,

　　[07:03.44]for that is the only way

　　[07:05.13]you will learn.

　　[07:06.24]Enjoy losing face

　　[07:08.19]and enjoy making mistakes

　　[07:09.83]because that is the way

　　[07:11.70]the process of acquiring fluency

　　[07:14.35]a language occurs.

　　[07:15.89]Everyone may have made

　　[07:17.63]a lot of mistakes

　　[07:18.75]before getting a good grasp

　　[07:20.57]of his or her mother tongue.

　　[07:22.66]The only difference now is

　　[07:24.60]that you are conscious of the mistakes.

　　[07:26.72]So,

　　[07:27.74]do not be afraid of making mistakes.

　　[07:29.99]Then,

　　[07:31.07]there are attitudes that count most.

　　[07:33.64]If you do want

　　[07:34.78]to learn something well,

　　[07:36.05]you are supposed

　　[07:37.27]to have confidence and passion.

　　[07:39.41]I wanted to be a teacher,

　　[07:41.40]to which I devoted

　　[07:43.02]my whole interest,

　　[07:44.53]confidence and passion

　　[07:45.79]no matter how many mistakes

　　[07:47.98]I encountered,

　　[07:48.68]how helpless,

　　[07:49.83]how hopeless

　　[07:51.02]and how far away it was for me

　　[07:53.31]to reach my final goal.

　　[07:55.16]I never stopped fighting

　　[07:56.83]for the improvement of myself

　　[07:59.07]and becoming a grounded person

　　[08:01.42]equipped with knowledge

　　[08:02.70]and a clear mindset.

　　[08:04.42]And that is

　　[08:05.58]why I hope all of you

　　[08:07.47]can be confident and passionate

　　[08:09.37]for what you are doing

　　[08:10.89]and what you will do.

　　[08:12.43]Finally,

　　[08:13.42]I want to say:

　　[08:14.57]try to be confident and passionate

　　[08:17.65]in the journey of study and life,

　　[08:20.06]all you need is a will to learn

　　[08:22.33]and the initiative to begin.

　　[08:24.57]That done,

　　[08:25.68]it is simply a matter of time

　　[08:27.85]and effort!

　　[08:29.19]Now, you have THREE minutes

　　[08:31.51]to check your work.

　　[11:33.58]This is the end of

　　[11:34.41]Section A Mini-lecture.

　　[11:37.16]SECTION B INTERVIEW

　　[11:41.00]In this section

　　[11:42.01]you will hear ONE interview.

　　[11:44.22]The interview

　　[11:44.96]will be divided into TWO parts.

　　[11:47.25]At the end of each part,

　　[11:48.86]five questions will be asked

　　[11:51.00]about what was said.

　　[11:52.30]Both the interview

　　[11:53.59]and the questions

　　[11:54.53]will be spoken ONCE ONLY.

　　[11:56.95]After each question

　　[11:58.11]there will be a ten-second pause.

　　[12:00.29]During the pause,

　　[12:01.46]you should read the four choices

　　[12:03.56]of A, B, C and D,

　　[12:06.79]and mark the best answer

　　[12:08.41]to each question

　　[12:09.47]on ANSWER SHEET TWO.

　　[12:11.13]You have THIRTY seconds

　　[12:12.82]to preview the questions.

　　[12:44.89]Now, listen to Part One

　　[12:46.26]of the interview.

　　[12:47.93]Questions 1 to 5 are based on

　　[12:49.91]Part One of the interview.

　　[12:52.12]M: And this morning

　　[12:53.93]on Today's How-To: saving time,

　　[12:57.22]work, family, errands, chores,

　　[13:00.36]but how about having some fun

　　[13:03.00]once in a while?

　　[13:04.19]Well,

　　[13:05.15]Good Housekeeping magazine

　　[13:06.56]has some advice on how you

　　[13:08.18]can stop wasting time

　　[13:09.24]and get it all done.

　　[13:11.31]And here with several top tips

　　[13:13.84]is Carolyn Forte.

　　[13:16.13]Good morning!

　　[13:17.35]W: Good morning.

　　[13:18.51]Nice to be here!

　　[13:19.50]M: You know,

　　[13:20.74]a lot of us spend time looking

　　[13:22.01]for things in the morning.

　　[13:23.59]It's the glasses; it's the keys;

　　[13:26.29]and you never know

　　[13:27.64]when it comes out the next time.

　　[13:29.43]W: Yeah,

　　[13:30.39]I have those similar experiences.

　　[13:32.49]M: What are the biggest mistakes

　　[13:34.95]we made when it comes to that?

　　[13:36.95]W: And to speak to

　　[13:38.55]what you're saying,

　　[13:39.42]I think the best way to handle it

　　[13:41.26]is being organized.

　　[13:43.18]When you're disorganized,

　　[13:45.28]you don't know where things are,

　　[13:47.17]you're searching from drawers,

　　[13:49.06]through closets,

　　[13:49.80]trying to find the thing

　　[13:51.66]that didn't go back

　　[13:52.80]where it belongs.

　　[13:54.01]So if you can stay

　　[13:55.83]your belongings organized,

　　[13:57.22]you can really save some time.

　　[13:59.55]M: All right.

　　[14:00.66]Let's start saving time right

　　[14:02.77]this minute. OK?

　　[14:04.12]W: OK.

　　[14:05.29]M: Your No.1 tip here is

　　[14:07.34]to bank online.

　　[14:09.02]Now some people

　　[14:10.08]are afraid to do it,

　　[14:11.32]but you say,it's something smart.

　　[14:13.50]W: Yeah, it is very safe.

　　[14:15.67]And we certainly recommend

　　[14:17.33]that you use

　　[14:18.29]your own bank's website.

　　[14:20.05]So go to the bank, talk to

　　[14:22.25]the customer service

　　[14:23.57]representatives there.

　　[14:24.82]If you have some questions

　　[14:26.34]about how to do it,

　　[14:27.60]how safe it is,

　　[14:28.88]it's the best way to find out

　　[14:30.75]how safe it is.

　　[14:32.25]M: And how much time

　　[14:34.22]do you think you saved,

　　[14:35.28]Carolyn, by doing that?

　　[14:36.97]W: You know,

　　[14:37.71]if you can write in a lot of checks,

　　[14:40.11]if you're making transfers,

　　[14:41.90]checking your statements,

　　[14:43.22]you can save 30 minutes,

　　[14:44.82]even up to an hour.

　　[14:46.78]M: Surely it's a big amount of time.

　　[14:48.70]Then the second tip is online grocers.

　　[14:52.18]Now, that's really not common

　　[14:53.76]for everyone,

　　[14:54.73]but you actually

　　[14:55.76]go grocery shopping online.

　　[14:58.04]W: That's exactly

　　[14:59.40]what you should do.

　　[15:00.42]And of course,

　　[15:01.75]if you are the type of person

　　[15:03.48]that wants to read every label

　　[15:05.19]and look at every piece of fruit,

　　[15:07.20]it's probably not suitable for you.

　　[15:09.67]But, you know,

　　[15:10.68]if you want to give up

　　[15:11.98]a little control,

　　[15:13.04]you can definitely save some time.

　　[15:15.47]This is the end

　　[15:17.00]of Part One of the interview.

　　[15:18.69]Questions 1 to 5 are based on

　　[15:21.26]what you have just heard.

　　[15:23.28]1. What is the topic

　　[15:25.45]of the interview?

　　[15:36.85]2. According to the man,

　　[15:39.45]what do a lot of people do

　　[15:41.15]in the morning?

　　[15:52.45]3. According to Carolyn,

　　[15:55.14]what is the best way to save time

　　[15:57.04]in the morning?

　　[16:08.12]4. How many tips

　　[16:10.37]related to the Internet

　　[16:11.89]have been mentioned by Carolyn?

　　[16:23.79]5. Which of the following is

　　[16:25.89]NOT mentioned as a function

　　[16:27.83]of online banking?

　　[16:39.43]Now, listen to Part Two

　　[16:41.26]of the interview.

　　[16:42.69]Questions 6 to 10 are based on

　　[16:44.89]Part Two of the interview.

　　[16:47.66]M: And what's the good strategy

　　[16:49.34]if you decide to shop online?

　　[16:52.19]W: What I would suggest

　　[16:53.50]is especially starting out,

　　[16:55.21]that is, doing the staples online.

　　[16:57.24]The brands that you use

　　[16:59.09]all the time,

　　[17:00.49]the paper products,

　　[17:01.64]the cleaning products,

　　[17:02.33]the cereals,

　　[17:03.13]get them online

　　[17:04.81]and then go to the store

　　[17:06.28]for the meats in the produce.

　　[17:08.04]M: Now for those

　　[17:09.35]who like the library,

　　[17:10.80]you say they'd better

　　[17:12.15]go online first

　　[17:13.30]and reserve the book basically

　　[17:15.33]before they actually

　　[17:16.46]make the trip out to the library.

　　[17:18.94]W: That's exactly right.

　　[17:20.80]Check the library's website.

　　[17:22.80]You can reserve books

　　[17:24.70]rather than make a trip

　　[17:25.74]and find out

　　[17:26.65]they don't have the book

　　[17:27.76]that you want.

　　[17:28.70]You can put it in an order

　　[17:30.49]and they will call you

　　[17:32.34]and let you know when it's in

　　[17:33.20]and then you go and get it.

　　[17:34.54]M: Well,

　　[17:35.50]the fourth tip.

　　[17:36.83]I like it a lot because I travel a lot.

　　[17:39.87]It is printing your boarding pass

　　[17:42.07]before you go to the airport.

　　[17:44.20]That is so smart, right?

　　[17:46.33]W: Really, it's really amazing,

　　[17:48.46]especially that you

　　[17:49.45]don't have to check luggage.

　　[17:51.17]Because

　　[17:51.84]if you have to check luggage,

　　[17:53.34]it's going to take you a little time.

　　[17:55.65]But if you're just carrying on,

　　[17:58.01]you skip those chaos

　　[17:59.89]and go right to the gate.

　　[18:01.53]M: That's brilliant.

　　[18:03.43]Now for those of us

　　[18:04.97]who are always looking

　　[18:06.07]for the same phone number,

　　[18:07.37]I know I'm like this.

　　[18:09.55]I leaf through the phone book,

　　[18:10.91]I find the phone number,

　　[18:12.27]I call it,

　　[18:13.19]I shut the phone book,

　　[18:14.48]and then the next week

　　[18:16.45]I'm going to use that same number.

　　[18:18.41]What's the good way

　　[18:19.62]to keep track of those things?

　　[18:21.62]W: Highlight it.

　　[18:23.08]You know,

　　[18:24.11]just do it in a bright color,

　　[18:25.87]so it jumps out to you

　　[18:28.01]if it's something that you use often.

　　[18:30.28]And organize your phone book.

　　[18:32.35]That's really important.

　　[18:34.00]No more napkins

　　[18:35.62]and envelope flaps

　　[18:36.77]and old Christmas cards

　　[18:38.08]and phone numbers.

　　[18:39.63]Do it nicely and you

　　[18:41.03]will find things quicker.

　　[18:42.40]M: And lastly,

　　[18:43.89]you also say it's a good idea

　　[18:46.01]to store scissors

　　[18:47.63]in every single room

　　[18:49.48]in case you will wrap presents,

　　[18:51.39]and do such things.

　　[18:52.69]W: Right,

　　[18:53.59]you'll always have a thread

　　[18:54.92]you have to clip,

　　[18:56.15]a tag you have to take off,

　　[18:57.98]a little brush, and you know,

　　[19:00.33]right at the front door

　　[19:01.91]before you go out.

　　[19:02.71]Make it look great.

　　[19:04.05]M: You are so smart.

　　[19:06.32]I feel like we have saved time today.

　　[19:09.32]Carolyn Forte,

　　[19:10.88]thank you so much.

　　[19:12.35]W: Thank you!

　　[19:13.51]M: We really appreciate your time.

　　[19:15.43]W: You are welcome.

　　[19:16.70]This is the end

　　[19:18.29]of Part Two of the interview.

　　[19:20.57]Questions 6 to 10 are based on

　　[19:22.15]what you have just heard.

　　[19:23.99]6. According to Carolyn,

　　[19:27.64]what should be bought from stores?

　　[19:40.44]7. According to Carolyn,

　　[19:42.84]what should you do first

　　[19:44.51]if you want to borrow books

　　[19:46.20]from the library?

　　[19:57.28]8. Who can go

　　[19:59.31]on the flight the quickest?

　　[20:11.20]9. What is suggested to use

　　[20:14.43]to make the phone number

　　[20:15.98]easy to find?

　　[20:27.31]10. What is Carolyn's last tip

　　[20:30.75]for saving time?

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