2019专四听力全真模拟练习mp3附文本（13）

2019专四听力全真模拟练习mp3附文本（13）

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2019专四听力全真模拟练习二十篇（mp3附文本）

　　[00:13.34]TEST FOR ENGLISH MAJORS GRADE FOUR

　　[00:16.71]PART I DICTATION

　　[00:19.66]Listen to the following passage.

　　[00:21.98]Altogether the passage will be read to you four times.

　　[00:25.90]During the first reading, which will be done at normal speed,

　　[00:29.60]listen and try to understand the meaning.

　　[00:32.52]For the second and third readings,

　　[00:34.76]the passage will be read sentence by sentence,

　　[00:37.33]or phrase by phrase, with intervals of 15 seconds.

　　[00:41.69]The last reading will be done at normal speed again

　　[00:44.58]and during this time you should check your work.

　　[00:47.68]You will then be given 1 minute

　　[00:50.18]to check through your work once more.

　　[00:52.30]Please write the whole passage on ANSWER SHEET ONE.

　　[00:56.52]Now listen to the passage.

　　[00:59.17]Old Age

　　[01:01.21]Many people mistakenly believe that

　　[01:04.35]old age is a time of increased illness and loneliness.

　　[01:08.91]In fact, people do not suddenly change

　　[01:12.55]when they reach the age of 60 or 65.

　　[01:16.39]Furthermore, although more parents and their married children

　　[01:21.28]live in separate households than ever before,

　　[01:24.60]this is usually by choice.

　　[01:28.19]It is also wrong to believe

　　[01:30.42]that old age seriously affects a person's mental abilities.

　　[01:34.65]There is clear proof

　　[01:37.10]that people who were eager to learn

　　[01:39.27]and who welcomed new experiences in their middle age,

　　[01:42.55]continue to do so in old age.

　　[01:45.83]The second and third readings, you should begin writing now.

　　[01:50.31]Old Age

　　[01:51.74]Many people mistakenly believe that

　　[01:54.90]old age is a time of increased illness and loneliness.

　　[02:13.74]Many people mistakenly believe that

　　[02:17.31]old age is a time of increased illness and loneliness.

　　[02:35.84]In fact, people do not suddenly change

　　[02:55.89]In fact, people do not suddenly change

　　[03:14.82]when they reach the age of 60 or 65.

　　[03:34.01]when they reach the age of 60 or 65.

　　[03:52.83]Furthermore, although more parents and their married children

　　[03:56.87]live in separate households than ever before,

　　[04:15.28]Furthermore, although more parents and their married children

　　[04:19.54]live in separate households than ever before,

　　[04:38.67]this is usually by choice.

　　[04:56.90]this is usually by choice.

　　[05:14.72]It is also wrong to believe

　　[05:32.24]It is also wrong to believe

　　[05:50.27]that old age seriously affects a person's mental abilities.

　　[06:09.53]that old age seriously affects a person's mental abilities.

　　[06:28.75]There is clear proof

　　[06:30.62]that people who were eager to learn

　　[06:48.78]There is clear proof

　　[06:50.95]that people who were eager to learn

　　[07:09.24]and who welcomed new experiences in their middle age,

　　[07:29.84]and who welcomed new experiences in their middle age,

　　[07:48.74]continue to do so in old age.

　　[08:07.29]continue to do so in old age.

　　[08:25.80]The last reading:

　　[08:27.41]Old Age

　　[08:29.37]Many people mistakenly believe that

　　[08:32.49]old age is a time of increased illness and loneliness.

　　[08:36.90]In fact, people do not suddenly change

　　[08:40.59]when they reach the age of 60 or 65.

　　[08:44.45]Furthermore, although more parents and their married children

　　[08:48.99]live in separate households than ever before,

　　[08:52.64]this is usually by choice.

　　[08:55.79]It is also wrong to believe

　　[08:58.42]that old age seriously affects a person's mental abilities.

　　[09:02.81]There is clear proof

　　[09:04.74]that people who were eager to learn

　　[09:06.92]and who welcomed new experiences in their middle age,

　　[09:10.22]continue to do so in old age.

　　[09:15.02]Now you have 1 minute to check through your work.

　　[10:18.90]That is the end of PART I Dictation.

　　[10:21.98]Part Two Listening Comprehension

　　[10:26.43]SECTION A TALK

　　[10:29.43]In this section you will hear a talk.

　　[10:32.56]You will hear the talk ONCE ONLY.

　　[10:35.09]While listening, you may look at ANSWER SHEET ONE

　　[10:39.43]and write NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each gap.

　　[10:43.92]Make sure the word(s) you fill in is (are) both

　　[10:48.98]grammatically and semantically acceptable.

　　[10:52.54]You may use the blank sheet for note-taking.

　　[10:56.22]You have THIRTY seconds to preview the gap-filling task.

　　[11:32.52]Now listen to the talk.

　　[11:33.85]When it is over, you will be given TWO minutes to complete your work.

　　[11:38.82]Basics about Spring Break Safety

　　[11:43.79]Spring break, or spring vocation,

　　[11:46.64]is a vocational period in early spring at universities

　　[11:50.99]and schools in various countries in the world.

　　[11:54.33]It's a good time to travel with other students.

　　[11:57.11]I've come up with some ways that you can stay safe

　　[12:00.67]and have a happy Spring Break!

　　[12:03.22]First, travel safety.

　　[12:06.06]Make sure that whoever will be driving has a valid driver's license.

　　[12:11.27]In fact, make sure that everyone does.

　　[12:14.33]Plans can change on a moment's notice.

　　[12:17.16]Make sure you are aware of exactly

　　[12:20.30]how to get to your destination

　　[12:22.22]and how to get back.

　　[12:24.35]Whoever sits in the passenger's seat

　　[12:27.02]should try to stay awake

　　[12:28.56]to keep the driver company.

　　[12:30.64]This is especially true

　　[12:32.33]if you'll be driving at night.

　　[12:34.45]Falling asleep can be kind of a contagious thing...

　　[12:38.45]have you ever noticed that watching someone else doze off

　　[12:41.70]often makes you more tired?

　　[12:43.95]Accidents are very easily caused

　　[12:46.34]by the driver falling asleep at the wheel.

　　[12:49.35]If you'll be traveling out of the country,

　　[12:51.94]you'll need a passport and possibly a visa.

　　[12:55.47]Make sure that you know exactly what documents you'll need.

　　[12:59.71]Believe me; travel documents do not arrive quickly,

　　[13:03.85]so make sure that you put your application

　　[13:06.49]in about six months in advance.

　　[13:09.42]Just make sure to give yourself plenty of time.

　　[13:13.05]Second, money safety.

　　[13:16.34]If you can,

　　[13:17.03]always use the ATM at the hotel where you'll be staying.

　　[13:21.52]If there isn't one available there,

　　[13:23.80]always choose one in a well-lit location

　　[13:26.70]and go with a group.

　　[13:28.46]Take a complete 360 degree look at your surroundings

　　[13:33.00]before you use the ATM.

　　[13:35.67]If someone is creeping you out,

　　[13:37.95]use a different machine.

　　[13:39.92]Don't ignore your gut instincts.

　　[13:43.03]Also, I know you've heard this a million times,

　　[13:46.71]but always cover your password while you type it in!

　　[13:50.95]Make sure you check your bank account regularly.

　　[13:55.50]You never know who may be lurking nearby

　　[13:58.05]waiting to try to take advantage of students.

　　[14:01.56]Check all the charges on your statement for legitimacy.

　　[14:06.21]If you're going to be traveling overseas,

　　[14:08.73]tell your bank at home where you'll be going.

　　[14:12.01]If you don't, they may see foreign charges

　　[14:15.40]and shut down your card,

　　[14:17.03]which leaves you in another country with no money.

　　[14:20.36]This can happen even if you're traveling within the country.

　　[14:24.62]Just make sure to stop by the bank before you leave.

　　[14:28.37]Third, valuables and documents safety.

　　[14:32.72]Don't wear or bring a lot of flashy luxury items.

　　[14:37.28]Especially overseas,

　　[14:39.44]lots of jewelry and expensive things attract attention

　　[14:43.34]when it's better for you to keep a low profile.

　　[14:46.62]Anything valuable should be locked in a hotel safe during the day,

　　[14:51.21]and the door to your room should most definitely be locked at night.

　　[14:55.52]Don't tell anyone who isn't in your group your room number.

　　[14:59.86]If you'll be out of the country,

　　[15:01.98]try to get a passport holder

　　[15:04.17]which will hang around your neck under your clothes

　　[15:07.16]for your travel documents and cash.

　　[15:09.42]Keep it on you at all times.

　　[15:11.99]Even in the country or in "safe" places,

　　[15:15.46]keep an eye on your purse.

　　[15:17.43]Never leave it unattended.

　　[15:19.49]Lastly, remember all these things

　　[15:22.82]and enjoy your spring break! Thank you.

　　[15:27.06]NOW you have TWO minutes to complete your work.

　　[17:31.21]This is the end of Section A talk

　　[17:34.80]SECTION B CONVERSATIONS

　　[17:39.04]In this section you will hear two conversations.

　　[17:42.55]At the end of each conversation,

　　[17:45.36]five questions will be asked about what was said.

　　[17:49.06]Both the conversation and the questions will be spoken ONCE ONLY.

　　[17:54.96]After each question there will be a ten-second pause.

　　[17:59.61]During the pause, you should read the four choices of A, B, C and D,

　　[18:07.08]and mark the best answer to each question on ANSWER SHEET TWO.

　　[18:12.70]You have thirty seconds to preview the questions.

　　[18:48.39]Now, listen to the conversations.

　　[18:50.87]Conversation One

　　[18:53.31]W: Excuse me.

　　[18:55.34]M: Yes?

　　[18:56.56]W: Hello. I'm, uh, I'm taking a student survey

　　[19:00.40]as a part of my Sociology course,

　　[19:02.62]and, I wonder if I could ask you a few questions?

　　[19:06.42]M: Uh... well, how long will it take?

　　[19:09.44]W: Oh, only about three minutes. Do you have time?

　　[19:13.64]M: Hmm. Yes, I guess so.

　　[19:16.07]W: Thanks. This is a student survey in partial fulfillment

　　[19:21.07]of the requirements for Sociology 117.

　　[19:24.76]It's anonymous. This survey constitutes research data for the topic

　　[19:29.96]"The Relation of Student Alcohol Consumption

　　[19:33.16]to Student Attendance and Grade Point Average".

　　[19:36.91]My name is Nancy Puzzio.

　　[19:39.77]Question one:

　　[19:39.99]What is your age?

　　[19:41.71]M: I'm nineteen.

　　[19:43.53]W: And your year at BSU?

　　[19:46.17]M: Third year. I graduate at the end of next academic year.

　　[19:50.30]W: Do you drink alcohol at all?

　　[19:52.77]M: Yes, Sometimes.

　　[19:54.89]W: Have you been drinking alcohol since you turned eighteen,

　　[19:59.26]the legal drinking age?

　　[20:00.74]M: Yes. I started on my eighteenth birthday,as a matter of fact.

　　[20:05.84]W: How often do you consume alcoholic beverages?

　　[20:09.26]M: Oh, um... maybe once or twice a week, average.

　　[20:13.72]W: And what is your beverage of choice?

　　[20:16.61]M: Oh, I drink beer usually. Occasionally wine.

　　[20:20.45]I don't like, uh, um, hard liquor.

　　[20:23.60]W: And would that be on regular days

　　[20:26.06]--weekends, for example?

　　[20:28.06]M: Yes, that's right. Friday night,

　　[20:30.18]or Saturday night. Sometimes both.

　　[20:33.16]W: And for which of the following reasons would you say you primarily drink alcohol?

　　[20:38.77]A--stress.

　　[20:40.43]B--pleasure.

　　[20:42.41]C--socialization.

　　[20:44.87]D--habit?

　　[20:47.37]M: Can I choose more than one?

　　[20:49.34]W: Yes.

　　[20:50.56]M: Then, I guess I'd say for pleasure, mostly,

　　[20:54.11]and to relieve stress?

　　[20:55.83]Stress. For relaxation, really

　　[20:59.18]--after a week of classes and studying, it's relaxing.

　　[21:02.25]W: And... you ever consume sufficient alcohol

　　[21:05.98]to feel its aftereffects the following day?

　　[21:08.86]M: You mean, do I ever have a hangover?

　　[21:11.64]No. Well, very rarely.

　　[21:14.46]Sometimes after a party.

　　[21:16.64]W: How often would you say you attend parties

　　[21:19.31]where alcoholic beverages are served?

　　[21:21.69]M: Hmm. Maybe once in two or three months.Not often.

　　[21:26.54]Sometimes I get invited to a fraternity party or something,

　　[21:30.13]but not very often.

　　[21:31.66]W: Has the consumption of alcohol ever affected your class attendance

　　[21:36.13]or your ability to study?

　　[21:37.90]M: No.

　　[21:39.17]W: Has the consumption of alcohol ever restricted your study

　　[21:43.06]or preparation time?

　　[21:45.03]M: No, not really.

　　[21:46.59]I think it's more important for good study habits

　　[21:49.43]to have that relaxation time available, you know?

　　[21:52.70]W: Have your study habits or class attendance

　　[21:55.69]changed significantly during your time at BSU?

　　[21:59.17]M: No, not really.

　　[22:01.20]I may be preparing a little more now.

　　[22:03.67]My courses are harder,

　　[22:05.08]and I'm more concerned about grades now.

　　[22:07.46]W: What is your current GPA?

　　[22:09.79]M: 3.8.

　　[22:11.51]W: Oh! That's great! Well, thank you for your time.

　　[22:16.15]This is the end of the survey. Have a nice day.

　　[22:19.69]M: You, too. And good luck on your paper.

　　[22:22.47]W: Thanks! Bye.

　　[22:25.20]This is the end of Conversation One.

　　[22:27.72]Questions 1-5 are based on Conversation One.

　　[22:31.88]1. What do we learn about the student survey?

　　[22:47.13]2. What do we learn about the man from the conversation?

　　[23:02.30]3. What does the man drink mostly?

　　[23:15.66]4. What is the major reason for the man to drink?

　　[23:30.30]5. How does drinking affect the man's study?

　　[23:44.19]Conversation Two

　　[23:45.91]W: Hi. How can I help you?

　　[23:49.20]M: Yeah. I'd like to rent a mid-size car for three days.

　　[23:53.39]W: Okay. Let me check to see if we have one available.

　　[23:58.30]Hmm. It doesn't look like we do.

　　[24:01.43]We have a couple of economy, compact,and full-size cars available,

　　[24:06.53]or a nice minivan.

　　[24:08.81]M: What is the main difference between these cars?

　　[24:11.69]W: The main difference is size.

　　[24:14.21]How many people are with you?

　　[24:16.90]M: Just me and my son.

　　[24:18.73]W: Well, the economy car would work.

　　[24:21.92]We have one right out front.

　　[24:24.00]M: Where? That one?

　　[24:25.89]It looks more like a shoebox to me.

　　[24:28.40]I'm really tall and trying to squeeze into that thing...

　　[24:32.04]I don't think so.

　　[24:33.40]W: Well, if you need more room or comfort,

　　[24:36.13]I recommend the full-size car.

　　[24:38.52]M: And what is the daily rate for that anyway?

　　[24:41.56]W: Let's see here...

　　[24:43.84]It'll come to $57.95 a day.

　　[24:48.18]M: Wow, a little expensive.

　　[24:50.56]But what's the cost for mileage?

　　[24:52.83]W: All of our cars have unlimited miles,

　　[24:55.83]but of course, that doesn't include gas.

　　[24:58.95]M: Yeah, right. I bet that car probably eats up gas,

　　[25:03.13]and now that we're in the middle of the vacation season,

　　[25:05.71]gas stations are gouging consumers

　　[25:08.50]with astronomical prices.

　　[25:10.78]W: Well, as they say,

　　[25:12.81]it comes down to the law of supply and demand.

　　[25:16.59]M: Anyway, can you install a car seat in one of those cars?

　　[25:20.59]I have a 3-year-old son with me.

　　[25:22.95]W: Sure, and that'll only be $1 extra per day.

　　[25:27.65]M: I'll go with the full-size car.

　　[25:30.22]W: Okay. Would you like to purchase our daily car protection plan?

　　[25:35.33]M: What's that exactly?

　　[25:37.45]W: Well, the car protection plan is a complete insurance package

　　[25:41.32]covering damage to the vehicle,

　　[25:43.14]injury or loss of life to you or your passengers.

　　[25:47.00]M: Oh..Well...

　　[25:49.07]W: However, it won't cover loss of property due to theft.

　　[25:53.27]Too much crime in the area anyway.

　　[25:55.89]M: How much is the protection plan?

　　[25:58.12]W: It is only $17.95 per day.

　　[26:02.45]And the nicest thing about this coverage

　　[26:05.08]is that you can rent the car without the worry and hassle

　　[26:08.40]of making a complicated claim

　　[26:10.58]in case you do have a problem.

　　[26:12.85]M: But wouldn't my own car insurance cover those problems?

　　[26:16.85]W: It might, but each insurance policy is different.

　　[26:21.11]With our car protection plan, however,

　　[26:23.28]you deal directly with us in case there is a problem

　　[26:27.12]and we handle everything quickly,

　　[26:29.24]and you don't have to contact your own insurance company.

　　[26:32.57]M: Okay. I'll take it.

　　[26:34.60]W: Let me just confirm this.

　　[26:37.02]A full-size car with a car seat for three days,

　　[26:40.51]plus the car protection package.

　　[26:42.84]Is that right?

　　[26:44.10]M: Yes. That's it.

　　[26:46.27]This is the end of Conversation Two.

　　[26:49.50]Questions 6-10 are based on Conversation Two.

　　[26:53.65]6. What does the man think of the economy car?

　　[27:09.83]7. Why is the gas price so high according to the man?

　　[27:25.10]8. What do we learn about the car protection plan?

　　[27:40.54]9. How much is the car protection plan?

　　[27:54.83]10. What kind of car does the man finally rent?

　　[28:10.06]This is the end of Part Two Listening Comprehension.

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