2014上海民航职业技术学院英语听专业技能考试大纲(4)

A: I am fond of roses very much.
B: What about buying a bunch of flower?
C: I’m glad you like them.
D: How much for one bunch?

9. Q: Honey, how is your headache now?
A: What’s the matter?
B: That’s all right.
C: Oh, really sorry!
D: Slightly better.

10. Q: Which floor did you live on in London, Carol?
A: Near the school.
B: In the office.
C: The third floor.
D: It’s a new flat.

11. Q: Lucy, I am so worried about the final exam.
A: Of course.
B: Take it easy.
C: Forget it.
D: Never mind.

12.  Q: You are lighting up. What’s the matter with you?
A: I’ve caught a cold.
B: I wish you the best of luck.
C: I am preparing for my competition.
D: I’ve won the first prize of the game.

13. Q: Bye-bye. Jenny. Let’s keep in touch by writing e-mails.
A: No worries. Enjoy yourself.
B: What a pity! I’m sorry to hear that.
C: OK. Good bye and Good luck.
D: I really must be going.

14. Q: Yesterday I watched the Movie The Life of Pi. It is really fantastic.
   A: Yes. I can’t agree with you any more.
   B: Yes. The weather is bad yesterday.
   C: No. I have to book a ticket.
   D: No. Everything is Okay with my mum.

15. Q: It’s my honor to have the job interview here. Shall I introduce myself first?
   A: It’s very kind of you.
   B: All right. Go ahead.
   C: How beautiful you are!
   D: Noting is impossible.


  II. Short Conversations  15*2=30

Direction: Part 2. Short Conversations. In this part you will hear 15 short conversations. Each of the conversations will be read ONLY ONCE. Listen carefully and choose the best answers to what you have heard:（30%）
  (M=Man, W=Woman, Q=Question)

1. W: I’m so worried about my mother’s health and I hope you can try your best.
M: Don’t worry. Everything will be all right.
Q: What’s probably the man’s job?

A: A teacher.
B: A surgeon
C: A manager.
D: A policeman.

2. M: Tom is such a humorous teacher that every student likes him.
W: I agree with you. But he wasn’t serious at all.
Q: What can we learn about Tom from the conversation?

A: Tom is a humorous person.
B: Tom is a serious man.
C: Tom is a strong teacher.
D: Tom is a sentimental man.

3. W: Are you planning to buy a new car this year?
M: A new car? That’s impossible. I’ve just bought a new apartment.
Q: What does the woman mean?

A: She doesn’t live far away.
B: She hasn’t made up her mind.
C: She won’t buy a car this year.
D: She doesn’t like to drive.

4. M: I telephoned you at 7 o’clock this morning, but you weren’t at home.
W: I was driving to the airport to pick up a friend.
Q: What was the woman doing at 7 o’clock this morning?

A: She was making a telephone call.
B: She was going to the airport.
C: She was sleeping at home.
D: She was having a dating.

5. W: Are you going to find a job or continue to study for a degree after graduation?
M: I’m going to look for a job first, I think.
Q: What will the man most probably do after graduation?
A: He is going to find a job.
B: He is going to study for a degree.
C: Boss and employee.
D: Nurse and patient.

6. M: How much does the jacket cost?
M: 8 dollars for one, but you can save 2 dollars if you buy two.
Q: How much can the woman save if she buys 4 jackets?

A: $ 2
B: $ 4
C: $ 8
D: $ 16

7.  W: I like the new working environment. It’s so relaxing.
M: So do I.
Q: What’s the man’s attitude toward the woman?

A:  He is so tired of her.
B:  He didn’t like the working environment.
C:  He agreed with the woman.
     D:  He didn’t like the woman.

8.  M: Would you like another bottle of apple juice?
W: Another bottle? I haven’t had the first one.
Q: What does the woman imply?

A: She would have another bottle.
B: She wouldn’t want to have another bottle.
C: She likes the orange juice very much.
D: She didn’t hear the man’s words.

9. W: How long will it take to have my computer fixed?
M: It shouldn’t be longer than two days. I will call you when it is finished.
Q: What is the man going to do?

A: Have a two-day holiday.
B: Visit the woman after two days.
C: Fix his own computer.
D: Repair the woman’s computer.

10. M: What shall we have for supper?
W: The fridge is almost empty. We’ll have to eat out.
Q: What does the conversation show?

A: They are good at cooking.
B: They are going to invite someone to supper.
C: They have never done any housework.
D: They can’t have supper at home.

11.  W: Excuse me, can you tell me the way to the Central Museum?
M: Sorry. I’m a stranger here myself. Why don’t you ask the policeman over there?
Q: What do you know about the man from the conversation?

A: He is new in the city.
B: He is a new policeman.
C: He knows the State Library.
     D: He is very helpful to the woman.

12. M: I usually do some drawings in my free time. What about you?