多选题\n Question 25 A、They bring a great deal of useful experience to the university. B、They improve human relationships in the university. C、They bring a fear of aging among young students on the campus. D、They improve the reputation of the university. 解题思路: ① 四项均以 they 开头，两项后接 bring，两项后接 Improve。 ② 三项提及 university，一项提及 campus，都和学校有关。 ③ 三项含有与积极影响有关的词江（useful， improve）。 结论: 本题可能涉及做某事的积影响或好处，且应与学校有关。 详解: 题干问老年人可以为大学做什么。听力短文近结尾处提到:他们能够带来很多宝贵的经验，从而增加大学的教育资源，他们的出现也能帮助打破一些关于衰老的错误观点。综合比较几个选项可知A项正确。 \n简答题\n Question 14 A、 The effort was worthwhile. B、 The style was fashionable. C、 The cost was affordable. D、 The effect was unexpected. What did the man say about the project he recently completed? 对话中女士问男士装修费的问题,男士回答说装修费非常容易承担,和C项的表述相符,故答案为C. A、B和D三项在对话中均未提及,故可排除。 \n多选题\n Question 17 A、Spending more time with their peers. B、Making as many friends as possible. C、Learning something new. D、Killing time. Q: Instead of learning job skills or finishing their education，what do some American adults attend continuing education programs for？ 问: 一些美国成人参加继续教育课程不是为了学习工作技能或完成教育历程，而是为了什么？ 解题思路: 1）四个选项均为动名词ing形式的短语。 2）选项中提到“花时间与某人在一起”、“交友”、“学习新事物”和“消磨时间”等信息。 结论: 本题考查的内容与做某事的目的相关。 解析: 文章提到一些成人学生上课并不是要完成他们的教育或学习工作技能，而是想发展新的兴趣爱好，故本题选C。 \n多选题\n Question 16 A、There are mysterious stories behind his works. B、There are many misunderstandings about him. C、His works have no match worldwide. D、His personal history is little known. Q: What does the speaker say about William Shakespeare? 详解：短文中讲话这先提到“有多少人了解莎士比亚本人问题”，接着指出学者们经过几个世纪的研究之后，仍然在不断探索发现他的个人史。由此可知，莎士比亚的个人史很少有人知道，故答案为D。 \n多选题\n Question 15 A、He thinks it's mainly for children. B、He feels it would be worthwhile. C、He believes it is too complicated. D、He thinks it may not be very profitable. 问: 男士对拍卖会持何种态度? 听前预测 ① 四项均为以 he 开头的句子 ② 四项均提及 it ③ 四项均含有表示观点、看法的词汇 (thinks, feels, believes) 结论: 本题可能考查男士对计的观点态度。应首先辨别的指代对象。 解析: 题干问男士对拍卖会持何种态度。在对话结尾处男士表示这个拍卖会非常有意义，因为利润将被用于支持医院。而且他正好想要些书柜，也许在拍卖会上可以淘到。可见男士对于这场拍卖会持赞同态度。故选B \n多选题\n Question 20 A、It is the first national park. B、It is the first region explored by pioneers. C、It is not accessible to everyone. D、It is not managed by the National Park Service. 解题思路: ① 四项均为以 it 开头的一般现在时向子。 ② 两项提及 first。 ③ 两项含有 not。 结论: 根据整体预测以及上一题可知，it 很可能指 Yellow Stone National Park。 详解: 题干问关于黄石公园讲话者说了什么。讲话者在提到黄石国家公园被格兰特总统批准为公共公园之后说:“这是世界上的第一座国家公园。”可见A项正确。 \n简答题\n question 22 A、By recording the time people spend on TV. B、By tracking people's living habits. C、By using memory and fluency tests. D、By scanning people's brains. By what means did scientists at University College London measure memory loss? 讲话中提到，英国伦敦大学学院的科学家对相隔6年的同一组人进行了记忆力和流利性测试。由此可知，C为正确答案。其他三项讲话中并未提及，故均排除。 \n简答题\n Question 9 A、 It has about 50 employees. B、 It was started by his father. C、 It is a family business. D、 It is over I00 years old. What does the man say about his own company? 根据题目,It指代的是男士的公司。对话中男士说他的公司是他的祖父在1950年创立的家族企业,和C项的表述相符,故答案为C。通过这句话我们还可以知道公司的创立者是男士的祖父,而不是他的父亲；公司的创立时间为1950年,所以其历史不会超过100年,故排除B和D。对话中提及男士的公司有100多名员工,和A项所说的大约50名员工不符,故排除。 \n多选题\n Question 24 A、In the registrar's office. B、In the library. C、In the math building. D、In the cafeteria. 问：讲话者说听众会在哪里度过很多的时间? 解题思路 ① 四项均为以 in 开头的地点状语。 ② 四项均为校园的常见地名 (registrar' s office, library, math building, cafeteria) 结论: 本题可能考查某事与某地点的联系。需注意与地点有关的信息。 解析: 题干问讲话者说听众(也就是大学新生们)在哪里度过的时间会比较长。讲话者在短文稍后部分提到：最后，我们会到达食堂，你们可能在那里会花很多时间进行社交活动，一直等到你们第一次考试的时间表排出来。由此可知，本题选D。 \n多选题\n Question 11 A、People don't order anything. B、People bring their laptops and paperwork. C、People occupy valuable table space in quiet times. D、People of two occupy a table for six. What is most annoying for cafe owners according to the woman? 在对话中，女士提到对咖啡店老板而言，最让人讨厌的一定是那些通常只有两个人却带着他们的笔记本电脑和办公文件占用一张六人座的餐桌的情况。由此可知，本题应选D。对话中虽然提到了ABC项的内容，但这三项并不是让咖啡店老板最讨厌的行为，故均可排除。 \n多选题\n Question 6 A、15%. B、20%. C、53%. D、120%. Q: According to WTTC, what's the growth rate of Chinese tourists in 2015? 做题提示: 四个选项均为百分比，听音的过程中要尤其注意出现具体数字的地方，辨听数字。 详解: 新闻中提到，世界旅游业理事会表示，在2015年，中国游客的数量增长了53%，由此可知，本题答案为C。 \n简答题\n What does the word "curriculum" mean? A、课外活动 B、课程 C、大纲\n简答题\n question 24 A、Television viewing may be a potential factor for Alzheimer's disease. B、Alzheimer's patients tend to watch television more than 3 hours a day. C、Some research has confirmed the link between them. D、Television watching is beneficial to Alzheimer's patients. What did the researchers say about their finding concerning the link between TV viewing and Alzheimer's disease? 讲话中提到，研究人员表示，看电视可能是导致老年痴呆症的一个危险因素，但是需要更多的研究来确定两者的联系。由此可知，A项为正确答案。B项、C项和D项均未提及，故均排除。 \n多选题\n Question 3 A、About 5 million. B、About 20 million. C、About 108 million. D、About 150 million. Q: How many new residents are expected to live in Florida by 2030？ 做题提示: 四个选项均为数字，可知本题会以 how much 或 how many 提问；听到相关数据时可做笔记。在听到问题后立刻回忆所听新闻内容，对比所听数字和各选项中的数字，确定正确答案。 解析: 新闻中明确提到，据预测，到2030年该州将会多出500万新居民，可知届时预计会有500万新居民，故本题选A。 \n多选题\n Question 3 A、The recycling of the plastic bags. B、Plastic trash on the streets. C、The extinction of sea fish. D、Oceans being polluted by plastic trash. Q: What is this news mainly about？ 问: 这则新闻主要是关于什么的？ 做题提示: 四个选项均为名词性短语，可推断本题会以 what 提问；听音时注意与回收利用、塑料垃圾、鱼类灭绝、海洋污染等相关的信息。听到问题后应立刻回忆所听新闻内容，结合选项作答。 解析: 新闻开头的主题句明确指出，如果不更多地进行回收利用，到2050时海洋中的塑料数量将超过鱼类数量。由此可知，这则新闻主要叙述海洋中的塑料污染问题，新闻后面的内容进一步解释了塑料污染物的来源和危害等，因此正确选项是D。 \n多选题\n Question 12 A、Where the woman studies. B、The acceptance rate at Leeds. C、Leed's tuition for international students. D、How to apply for studies at a university. M:Emma, I got accepted to the University of Leeds.［12］ Since you’re going to university in England, do you know how much it is for international students to study there’? W: Congratulations！Yes I believe for international students, you’ll have to pay around13,0 00 pounds a year. It’s just a bit more than the local students. M:OK, so that’ s about I7.0o0 dollars for the tuition and fees.［13］ Anyway, I’ m only going to be there fora year, doing my masters, so it’s pretty good. If I stayed in the U.S.it’d take two years and cost at leastS0.Oo0 dollars in tuition alone.［14］Also, I’ve a good chance of winning a scholarship at Leeds, which will be pretty awesome, the benefits of being a music genius. W:［i4］Yeah, I heard you’re a talented piano player. So you’re doing a post- graduate degree now? I’m still in my last year, graduating next June. Finally I’ll be done with my studies and can go on to earn in loads of money. M: Are you still planning on being a teacher’? No money in that job then. W:You’d be surprised. [15] I’m still going to be a teacher. But the plan is to work at an international school overseas after I get a year or so of experience in England. It’s better paid and I get to travel, which reminds me I’m late for my class and I’ve got some documents I need to print out first. I’d better run. Question 12 What does the man want to know? 本题考查的是男士想知道什么事情。对话一开始提到,这位男士询问女士是否知道国际学生在利兹大学学习需要多少钱,所以项正确。其他三个选项的内容对话中都未提及,故均排除。 \n多选题\n Question 16 A、They were common in the U.S., but not in Europe. B、People considered them essential. C、Only a few people had them. D、They were not very accurate. 问：关于19世纪50年代之前的手表，哪一项是正确的？ 解题思路: ① 四项均为句子，其中两项以由 they 开头，两项含有 them ② 根据听前预测，选项中的 they 和 them 应该都指 watches 或 clocks 结论: 本题可能考查钟表的状况。 解析: 题干问关于钟表在19世纪50年代以前的状况描述中哪一项是正确的。在短文开头部分讲话者就用个问题引入主题 (Did you know that watches and clocks were scarce in the United States until the 1850s?) 从此句当中我们可以得知，在19世纪50年代以前，钟表在美国是很稀有的物件，也就是说只有少数人才能拥有。故选C。 \n多选题\n Question 2 A、The thieves stole the book with nobody here. B、The thieves stole the book with writer there. C、The thieves stole the book with employees and guards there. D、The thieves stole the book with the police there. Q: How did the thieves steal the book? 详解：新闻中提到，小偷们在二十名雇员以及两位保安在场的情况下，迅速打开了柜子，故答案为C。 \n多选题\n Question 11 A、To introduce more about his work experience. B、To talk about his future plan for the job. C、To fill in an application form and hand it back. D、To take a look at the workplace where he will stay. 问: 对话结束时，男士被要求做什么? 听前预测: 四项均为不定式,表示目的或即将发生的动作，且三项与he有关，听音时应结合四个选项具体内容重点听取与男士相关的信息。 解析: 对话结尾部分提到,女士让男士填写一份申请表，然后把表交还给她，可见本题应选C项。 \n简答题\n question 11 A、It can improve shopping efficiency. B、It is altering the way of shopping. C、It may lead to excessive spending. D、It appeals more to younger people. What does the man think of electronic payment? 本题提问了男士怎么看待电子支付。在对话末尾几句中，男士提到一个问题，即无现金支付是否会影响人们的预算能力，然后他又说自己已经停止使用信用卡是因为他发现自己在过度消费，也许他应该采取同样的方式停止使用手机支付。结合这两条信息，此题选C项，即男士认为电子支付可能导致过度消费。 \n