2023年湖南電大1月聽說英語資料試題

試卷代號(hào):641６湖南廣播電視大學(xué)20２3年1月開放教育期末考試聽說英語(２）試題2０23年12月注意事項(xiàng)一、將你的準(zhǔn)考證號(hào)、學(xué)生證號(hào)、姓名及分校(工作站）的名稱填寫在答題紙的規(guī)定欄內(nèi)。考試結(jié)束后,把試卷和答題紙放在桌上。試卷和答題紙均不得帶出考場;二、仔細(xì)讀懂題目的說明，并按題目的規(guī)定答題。答案一定要寫在答題紙的指定位置上，寫在試卷上的答案無效;三、用藍(lán)、黑圓珠筆或鋼筆答題,使用鉛筆無效。PａｒtI.交際用語(２0小題，每小題2分,滿分40分）（3此部分共有２0個(gè)未完畢的對(duì)話，針對(duì)每個(gè)對(duì)話中未完畢的部分有４個(gè)選項(xiàng),請(qǐng)從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出對(duì)的選項(xiàng)。1. —Who’sｓpeakiｎg？—TｈｉsisＴom．Ａ.ｓpｅａks?? B.spokenC.ｓpｅａｋing????D．saｙｉｎg２.?—I’msｏrry.Iloｓtｔhｅｋｅy.—A.Weｌｌ,it’sOＫ． ? ?? B.No,it’ｓａllrighｔ.Ｃ.Yｏｕａrｅｗelcｏｍe.? ? ?Ｄ.Youarｅｗｒoｎｇ.３. —It’srａt(yī)hercoldherｅ.ＤoyouminｄifIｃlｏsｅthewindoｗ?—A.Yeｓ,pｌeａｓe.???? ?B．No,gｏａheaｄ.Ｃ.Sure,ｐleaｓe. ?? D．Iｄon’ｔlikeit．4. ——Hetｅachesｐhyｓicsinaｓchｏｏl.Ａ．Whａt(yī)doeｓｙoｕrfａt(yī)herwａnttodｏ? ?B.Ｗhoiｓyoｕrfather?C.Whａt(yī)isyourｆaｔher? ???D.Wｈereｉsｙourfathｅrnow?５.?—Conｇratulaｔiｏns!Youwonthｅｆirstｐｒｉzeintoday’sspeｅcｈcontｅｓｔ.—A.Yｅs，Ibeａt(yī)theothｅrs. Ｂ．Nｏ,no,Ididn’tdoitwell．Ｃ.Thanｋｙｏu. ??D.Ｉt’sａpleasｕre.6. —Ｃoｕlｄyouhelpmewｉｔhmyphysｉcs,plｅasｅ?—Ａ.Ｎo,noｗay. ?B.Nｏ,Icouｌdn’t．C.Ｎo，Ican’t. ?D.SｏrryIｃaｎ’t.Ihaｖetｏｇｏtoameｅtiｎgriｇhtｎow.7．?—CoulｄＩspeaktoＤｏｎWatkins,pｌease?—A.I’mlisteninｇ． ??Ｂ.Oh,hｏwarｅyoｕ?C．Ｓpeaking,pleａｓe.???Ｄ.I’mDoｎ．8． —CouldＩbｏrrowｙoｕrｃａrforafｅwｄaｙs?—A.Yes,yoｕmａybｏrroｗ. ? B.Yes,goon．C.Sｕｒｅ,hｅｒeyouｒare.Enjoyｙoｕｒjｏｕｒney．?D．Itdｏesn’tmａt(yī)ter.9． —Thaｎkyｏｕforinvｉｔinｇｍe．—A．Ireallyhadａhａｐpyｔime.?Ｂ.Oh,it’ｓtｏolatｅ.C．Ｔhankyouforcoming. D.Ｏh,soslowly?10.?—ＭayＩseｅｙouｒtｉckｅts，ｐlease?—A.Ｓure? ? B．Ｎo,ｙoｕｃan’ｔ.Ｃ.No,tｈeyaremｉne. ??D.Yes，yｏucan.1１.—Tｈeweaｔheｒｒepoｒtsaysitｗiｌｌraintomorrow.—______＿.Ithａsn'ｔrainedforａlongtｉme.A.Ihｏｐｅso? ??? B．IhopeｎｏtC.Tｈat’swｒｏng ? ?D．Ｉbｅliｅveｎｏt12.—Hello！MayＩspeａktoJane,plｅａｓe?—＿_(dá)＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)__.A.Speａｋiｎｇ，pleａｓe ? Ｂ.I’mJaneｓpeakingC．ＴhｉsisJanespeaｋiｎgtoyou? Ｄ.Ｉ’mJanｅ13．—Yｏｕknow,Ｉhavethreekｉdｓnow.—_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)A.Weｌl,I’vegrownamｕｓtache. ?B.Ｔｈat’steｒrific!C.Saｙ,you’vereallychａngｅdyourhaiｒ．?D．Well,Igａveupdrinkｉnｇ.１4.—Howaｂｏutｇoingｔodinｎｅｒａt(yī)theMexｉcanｒestauranttoniｇht?—__＿＿_(dá)_Ａ．Ｆoｒgｅｔiｔ． ? ??B.Sorrｙ,ＩliｋeＭexicａnfｏod．Ｃ．That’sgreat!??? D.Gｌaｄｙoulikeｉｔ．１5.—Eｘcusｅme，hｏwｍuchisthｅｊaｃｋeｔ?—Iｔ’ｓ4９９Yｕaｎ．＿_(dá)___＿A.Oh,nｏ．Tｈat’sOK!????B．Hoｗｄoyoulikeit？C.Wｈichdoyｏｕprefｅr？ ? D.Woｕldｙｏulｉkeｔｏtryiton？16.?—Ｈowａreｙoｕ,Ｂob?—__＿_(dá)___＿_(dá)_Ted.Ａ．Howａreyｏu??? Ｂ.I’ｍfine.Thaｎkyｏu.C.Ｈowdoyoudo? ??Ｄ.Nicｅtｏｍeeｔyｏu.１７.?—Thanｋｓforyouｒhｅlp．—A.Mypｌｅａｓuｒe．?? ??B.Nｅｖermiｎｄ.Ｃ.Quiteｒｉght． ?D．Dｏn’ｔｔｈａnｋme.１8．?—Hello．I’mHarryPｏtｔer.—Ｈellｏ,mynａmeisChaｒｌeｓGreen,bｕｔ_＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)_____＿．A.cａllｍyCharｌes ??B.callmeaｔCharlesC．callmｅCharｌes ????D.ｃallChａrｌeｓｍe19. —Paul,__＿_(dá)＿＿?—Ｏh,that’ｓｍyfathｅｒ!Andbｅsidehｉｍ，ｍｙｍoｔheｒ.A.whａｔisｔheperｓonovｅrthere? B.wｈｏ’ｓｔalkinｇoverthereC．whataｒｅｔheydoing ???Ｄ．whicｈｉsｔｈａt(yī)20． —Ｈi,Ｔom,how’severｙtｈingwｉthｙou?—

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??D.ＰreｔｔｙfasｔPartII.正誤判斷(10小題，每小題2分,滿分2０分)（20minuｔｅｓ)此部分共有兩篇短文，每篇短文后有5個(gè)句子，請(qǐng)根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容判斷句子是否對(duì)的,對(duì)的的為T(True)，錯(cuò)誤的為Ｆ（Falsｅ)。Ｐaｓsａｇe１ＮowaｄayｓthｅＯpenUnivｅrsｉtｙｉnBritaiｎplaysanimpｏrtantroｌeinBritｉshedｕcation.In196３，ｔhｅLabourＰarｔypuｔforwａrdaｎewｉdeafｏreducａt(yī)ion.Itwａｓａplaｎfoｒa“uｎiｖersityinthｅａir”.Tｈiｓｕniｖeｒｓityｗouldｍakeuseofｔelevision,radｉoandcoｒresponｄencecｏurseｓｔoｇｉveｅdｕcaｔiｏｎalopportunitytoｐeｏplｅwｈｏdidnoｔhaｖeａｃhancｅtogｏtouniveｒsity,butmanypeopｌelaｕghedattｈeideaaｔthａt(yī)ｔimｅ.By１969theplａnｗａswelladvanｃｅdａnｄbyＡｕgust１970tｈeOpeｎＵniveｒｓｉtｙ,aｓitｉsnｏｗcaｌled,hadrecｅｉvｅdfoｒtythoｕsａndapplｉｃations.Hｏwever，oｎlｙtwｅnty-fivethｏuｓandoftｈeｍweｒeａcceｐted.ＩnＪanｕａrｙ19７1,manycｌerks，farmworkers,housewiｖｅs,teacheｒs，pｏｌicｅｍｅｎatｔｅｎdｅdthｅｆiｒstｃｌasｓｏverｔheradiｏｏｒｏｎTV.Ｍeanｗhiｌestudyceｎtreｓweｒｅsetuｐａlｌovertｈecountrysoｔhatstudentscouｌｄspenｄoｎewｅe(cuò)kayeａｒａｔｏｎeoftheuniverｓity’ssumｍeｒscｈoolｓ.Inrecｅntyｅarｓ，witｈtheheｌpｏfCD-Rom，computerconfｅrenｃｉｎg,email,Ｗo(hù)rｌdＷｉdeWｅbanｄｍａnyothermoｄerｎtｅｃhnologｉeｓ,ｓtudiesinｔhｅＯpeｎＵnivｅrsitybｅcｏmemｏｒeandmｏreｃonｖenient.Itisprｏbablythｅcｈeapestanｄmoｓtfar-ｒeachiｎgmeｔhodtopromoteedｕｃatiｏn．（)2１.TheｃｏｕrｓeｓoftheOpeｎＵｎｉversitｙiｎBrｉtainareopentoａnyoｎewhowantstotakeｔhem..()２2．ThｅLaｂoｕrPａrｔypｕtｆorｗａrdtｈeideaｏftheＯpenUnｉｖersｉｔy.（）２3.ThｅＯpｅnUniversitystarｔｅｄｉtｓｔeachingprｏgｒaｍin1963.（）２4．４0，０00leａrneｒｓwerｅａｃｃｅptedbｙtｈeOpeｎUnivｅrｓitｙinｔheｙeaｒ1970.()25．IｎｔeｒnｅｔｉsoneoftheｍoｄｅrntechnolｏgｉeｓuｓediｎtｈeOｐenUniveｒｓｉｔｙnｏw.Passａgｅ2Gｒeeniｓaｎiｍportanｔcoｌｏrinnature.Itistｈecoｌorofgrasｓanｄｔｈeleavesoｎtrｅe(cuò)ｓ,tｈecoｌorofmostgrowiｎgｐｌants．Ｓoｍetｉｍesｔhewordｇrｅe(cuò)nmeansyoｕnｇ,ｆrｅshａnｄgrｏwing.Ｓｏｍetimｅｓitdesｃribｅsｓoｍｅthingthａt(yī)isnｏtｙeｔrｉｐeorfinisｈeｄ.Ｓomeonewhohasｔheaｂilｉtytoｇrowplantsweｌlｉｓｓaidtohaｖea“gｒeentｈumb”.Tｈeeｘpreｓｓionandasiｍiｌaｒｏｎe，“ｇreenｆinｇerｓ”cｏmefrｏmtheｅarlｙ1900’s.Aperｓonwit“grｅe(cuò)ｎｔhumb”sｅｅmｓtohaveａｍagicｔouchthatｍakｅsｐｌaｎtsgrowquｉcklｙaｎdｗell.Yｏucｏulｄｓayｔｈａt(yī)thewｏmａｎnexｔdｏorｈasa“gｒeentｈumb”Ｙoumａyｗishｔohaｖｅa“grｅe(cuò)ntｈumb”.Bｕtｙousurｅlydoｎｏttobｅa“greenｈorn”.A“gｒeenhorn”isapersｏｎwhoｈasnoexperience,ｗｈoiｓｎewtoａsituatioｎ.Intｈｅ1５thｃentuｒy,a“ｇrｅe(cuò)nhoｒｎ”wａｓaｙounｇcoworｏxwｈｏsehornｓhadｎotyetｄｅｖelopｅｄ．Ａceｎturyorsolaｔｅｒagｒeenhornｗaｓａsoｌdierwhohａdｎoｔyｅtｈadanｙｅxperienceｉnbaｔtles．Bythe1８ｔhcｅnturｙagｒｅe(cuò)nｈornhａdtheｍｅaningithａstodaｙ—apersoｎwｈoisnewinajob.Gｒeｅｎisaｌsotｈeｃｏlouｒusedtodesｃribethepoｗｅrfulemoｔion,jｅaｌousy．Ｔｈe“green-eｙｅｄmonｓter”isnotafｒiｇhteningcreaturefrｏmoｕteｒｓpaｃe.ItisthenameｇiｖenｂyShakｅspｅaｒeinhｉsplaｙ“Otheｌlo”tojealousy.Ｉnｍosｔｐlaｃesinthewoｒld,aｇreenlightisasignａｌtogoahｅａd．Agreeｎliｇhtfrｏmatraｆficsｉgnalmeaｎsyｏuｒvehiclemａycｏnｔiｎuｅoｎ.Ｉneverｙｄayspeecha“gｒeeｎlight”ｍeaｎsapｐrｏｖaltocoｎｔiｎuewithapｒograｍorａctｉon．(）２６.Wecａnusethｅwｏrdgrｅe(cuò)ntoｄescｒｉbesomｅtｈinｇthatｉsnoｔrｉpe.(）27.Ifwesayapｅrｓｏnhaｓ“greeｎfinｇｅｒs”,wemeanthatheisgoｏdatgroｗingpｌａｎｔs．（)2８.Inthe1５ｔｈcentury,ａgｒeｅnhornreferstoasoldiｅrwhohaｄnoexｐerｉencｅiｎbａt(yī)tｌes.（）29.Gｒeｅniｓalsousｅdｔoｄesｃrｉｂeｔheｅmｏｔｉonofjeａｌｏusy．()3０.Iｎｄａilyspeecｈ,ａ“greenliｇhｔ”meansdisapprovaltｏｃoｎtiｎuｅwｉthapｒograｍoracｔion．PaｒｔIIＩ．閱讀理解(１0小題，每小題２分,滿分2０分）(2０ｍｉnutｅs)此部分共有兩篇短文,每篇短文后有５個(gè)未完畢的句子，針對(duì)每個(gè)句子中未完畢的部分有3個(gè)選項(xiàng)，請(qǐng)從A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出對(duì)的選項(xiàng)。Ｐassaｇe１Peopｌeｃoｍｍoｎｌｙｂelieｖethatweｇｅteducatｉonatsｃｈoｏｌs.Ｎｏw,howeveｒ,peoｐlｅsａythattodaychildreniｎteｒruptｔheireｄuｃatioｎtogｏtｏschoｏl.Tｈisreｍark，ｄoubtlessly,imｐliｅｓanimportａｎｔdistinｃｔionｂetweｅnsｃhoｏliｎganｄｅduｃａｔioｎ.Eduｃａｔｉonｉｓmuchmoreoｐen-eｎｄｅdandａll-incｌｕｓｉvethａnsｃhoｏliｎg.Educａt(yī)ionkｎowsnｏbounds.Itcａnｔaｋepｌaｃeanywｈeｒe，whetherintheｓhｏｗsｏronｔhejｏbs,whｅtheｒinakiｔｃhenｏroｎａt(yī)rａｃtor.Itinclｕdesｂｏthｆｏrmaｌlearninｇthatｔａkespｌacｅｉnsｃhｏolsanｄthewholeuｎiverｓeoｆiｎformallｅａrninｇ.Thｅinstrｕｃｔｏrsofeducaｔioncaｎrangｅfｒomakindgrandmatotｈeｅxcitedpeoplｅdebatｉnｇonｔheraｄｉo,fｒomａna?veｃhｉldｔｏthｅreｓｐecｔeｄｓcｉentisｔｓ.Ifsｃhoolingｈasaｃertaｉnｐrｅdｉctability，edｕcatｉｏｎｑｕiｔeoftｅnproducｅssurｐｒisｅs．Acｈancｅｃoｎversａt(yī)ionwithastranｇｅｒmayleadaperｓonｔodｉscoverhｏwｌiｔtleheknoｗsｏfoｔheｒreliｇions.Peoplｅgetedｕcationｆrominfancyon.Iｔisaｌife-loｎgｐrocｅｓs,aproｃessthaｔstartｓｌongbefｏrethestarｔｏfｓchool.Educatiｏｎiｓ,tｈerefore，ａｎinｔｅｇralpａrｔｏfone’sentｉrｅlife.Sｃhｏoliｎg，ｏｎtheｏｔherｈand,isaｓpeciｆicfｏｒmａｌｉzｅdpｒoｃess．Ｉthａsgeneｒaｌpａｔternswithｌiｔtlediffｅrｅnceｉｎnatuｒｅ.Tｈroughouｔacountry，chiｌdreｎａrriｖeatschoｏlaｔthｅｓametime，takeassigｎｅdｓｅats，ａrｅtaughtbyａｎａｄulｔ,ｕsｅsｉmilartextｂookｓ,dｏｈomｅwｏrｋ,takeｅxaｍs,anｄｓooｎ．Ｔhere,ｔhｅlearninｇｃonｔenｔsaｒeuｓuａｌlyliｍitedbyｔｈｅboundariesoftheｓｕｂｊeｃt.Ｆorexamｐｌｅ,hiｇｈschooｌstudentｓknowｔｈatｔｈeyareｎｏｔliｋelyｔofinｄｏｕtintheirclassｅsｔheｔruthaboutｐoliｔｉcalpｒobｌemsintｈeirｃommuniｔiｅs,oｒｗhａt(yī)newestfilmｍaｋersaｒｅe(cuò)xperimenｔingｗｉth.Ｔｈerearedｅfiniteconｄitｉonｓlimitｉnｇthｅｆorｍaliｚeｄprocｅｓsoｆschｏｏlinｇ.３1.?Whaｔiｓtheｍaｉniｄeaofｔhｅｐassage？A.ＴhebestschoolｓｔeachawidevａｒietyofｓubjectsＢ.Educatiｏnａｎdschoｏlingａｒeqｕｉｔeｄiffｅreｎtexperｉｅncｅs．C.Studentｓｂenｅfiｔfromscｈｏols,whｉｃhreｑuireloｎｇhｏuｒsandhｏmｅｗorkＤ．Theｍoｒeyｅarsstudenｔsgotoｓchool,thebeｔｔerｔｈｅiｒeｄucａt(yī)iｏniｓ．３2.Ｗhatdoestｈeauthｏrprobablｙmeanbyuｓｉngｅｘpressiｏn“cｈｉｌdrｅninｔerｒupttｈeiｒedｕcationtogoｔoschooｌ”?A．Ｇoiｎｇ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