海淀區(qū)高考英語模擬試題聽力錄音稿

　　Text 1

　　W: Hi, Tom. Long time no see! Are you still a teacher?

　　M: Not any more. I taught for 5 years, then I worked as a journalist, but now I am an editor.

　　Text 2

　　W: Could you tell me how to reach the hospital nearby?

　　M: Well. Go straight and at the crossing you’ll see a supermarket. Then turn right and the hospital is beside a drugstore.

　　W: Thank you very much.

　　Text 3

　　W: Excuse me. I was wondering if you could break this $50 note.

　　M: Let me look. How do you want it?

　　W: Two twenties and ten singles, please.

　　M: Here you are.

　　Text 4

　　W: Good afternoon, Tom. Where are you going?

　　M: I’m just going to the gym.

　　W: Are you going to Mr. Black’s lecture this evening?

　　M: Yeah. I’ll come back to school soon.

　　Text 5

　　W: I don’t know what to do about the people living in the flat above me.

　　M: What’s up?

　　W: They are always up until late at night, and they play their music so loud!

　　M: Why not talk to them about it?

　　Text 6

　　M: Lisa, I’m going shopping downtown this afternoon. Would you like to go with me?

　　W: I’d like to. But I have an appointment with Mr. Cook to discuss the project. I’m also going to a party with Bill this evening.

　　M: But you know I’m not good at bargaining! How I wish you could help me.

　　W: Why not ask Mary to go with you? She loves shopping. She can help you.

　　M: Good idea. I’ll go and ask her. Thank you.

　　W: You’re welcome.

　　Text 7

　　Ladies and gentlemen, can I have your attention please? We’re arriving at the British Museum now, and there are a few important things I need to say.

　　Firstly, please take all of your valuable belongings with you, including mobile phones and cameras as we will not be responsible if you lose them. Then, you’d better remember the coach number K325176, so that you can recognize it in the car park. When visiting, I hope you all could stay with your own groups. Regarding photographs, you must pay attention to the signs. In some of the exhibitions, it is forbidden to take photos. Follow the instructions please. Finally, remember we will leave at 11 o’clock, so please be on time. Have a good visit. Thank you.

　　Text 8

　　W: Tony, we should have a look at the schools before deciding where we move. Our daughter needs to have a good education.

　　M: Right. I've got some information about some schools in Brighton from the district office.

　　W: Good. It appears there are five high schools---three state schools and two private.

　　M: I don’t know if we want private schools, do we?

　　W: No, it’s too expensive for us.

　　M: I would like our child to go to a state school.

　　W: Ah, here. Our daughter isn’t good at sports or music but has a good sense of fashion. We could send her to a school with good vocational training such as designing or modeling.

　　M: What about Brighton Art School?

　　W: Then, what are the schools like academically? I mean how many children go on to university every year?

　　M: Well, Samon Grammar School is very good. About 80% of their students go on to university. And the Art School is even better with the number of students reaching 90%. George High School isn’t so good. Only 38%.

　　W: Well, it seems Brighton Art School is a good choice.

　　Text 9

　　W: Queen’s Theatre. Can I help you?

　　M: Yes, do you have two tickets for the show this Saturday?

　　W: Well, all the tickets have been sold out. But we still have a few for Wednesday evening and Tuesday afternoon.

　　M: Wednesday evening is OK. Have you got two near the front?

　　W: Let me see. Just two seats near the back.

　　M: How much are they?

　　W: They are eight dollars each.

　　M: OK. I’ll take them. Do I collect the tickets at the theatre?

　　W: No. You can collect your tickets from the ticket office on Ferret Road.

　　M: When does the show begin?

　　W: At seven in the evening. It lasts two and a half hours.

　　M: That sounds fine. Can I get to the theatre by bus?

　　W: Yes, there’s a bus stop just outside.

　　M: Thank you for your help.

　　Text 10

　　M: Career center at the University of Oxford. How can I help you?

　　W: Good morning. I’d like to get some information about student part-time jobs.

　　M: Yes. Firstly you need to fill in the application form. Can you come here?

　　W: I’m afraid I can’t. May I fill in the form by phone?

　　M: Sure. Let’s start with the name. Could you tell me your full name?

　　W: Sara Keeny. K-E-E-N-Y.

　　M: OK. How old are you?

　　W: I’m 23 years old.

　　M: Good. And your nationality?

　　W: I am Canadian.

　　M: OK. The next piece of information is your major and some skills?

　　W: I major in Business Administration and I am good with computers and the Internet.

　　M: Great. Next detail: When are you available to work?

　　W: On Thursday and Sunday.

　　M: OK. Your contact number?

　　W: My mobile number is 3856942232.

　　M: Fine. That’s all. Goodbye.

　　W: Thank you. Bye-bye.

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