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9月SSP综合练习答案
9月SSP模拟试卷听力原稿及答案I.ListeningcomprehensionSectionA1.M:Mywatchisalittlefaster.It’s10:00bymywatch.I’mgoingtomeetmyuncleatthestationat10:15.Couldyoutellmewhattimeexactlyitisnow?W:It’sfiveminutestotenbymywatch.Q:Whattimeisitnow?(D)2. M:Goodmorning,madam.CanIhelpyou?W:Yes.CanIhavemybillsettled?MynameisLindaTaylorandmyroomnumberis1104.Q:Wheredidtheconversationprobablytakeplace?(C)3. M:Hi,Mary,anyplansfortheweekend?I’dlikeyoutoseeanewfilmwithme.W:IwishIcould,butthere’satestnextMondayandImustdomywork.Q:What’sMary’splanfortheweekend?(C)4. W:I’msorry,butthenumberyoudialedisnotinservice.M:Butthat’simpossible!Ijustspoketohimthismorning.Pleasecheckitforme.Q:Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?(A)5. W:Whatdidyouthinkoftheexams,John?Deadeasy?M:No,I’mdeadcertainI’vefailedinFrench,andmostlikelyinhistory,too.Thankgoodnessit’salloverthough.Q:WhatdidJohnthinkoftheexams?(B)6. M:Let’sgotothemovieafterdinner.W:Awonderfulidea,butI’mtootirednow.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?(B)7. M:Ican'tstanditwhentheyshowthesamecommercialstwiceinarow.Whydothedothat?Itdrivesmecrazy.W:Thethingsthatbothermethemostiswhentheyinterrupttheballgameatthemostexcitingmomenttoshowsomestupidcommercials.Q:Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?(A)8. M:Wouldyoulikesomehotcoffeeortea?W:Idolikethemboth,butI’dratherhavesomethingcold.Q:Whatwillthewomanprobablywanttohave?(D)9. M:Thereisalwaysalotofsmokefromthechimneyofthefactoriesnearourschool.W:Yes,thereis.Ithinkthefactoriesshouldtakecareofit.Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?(B)10.M:Look,Ihavejustboughtapairofnewshoes.Doyoulikethem?W:Oh,aren’ttheysmart?Q:Whatdoesthewomanmean?(B)SectionBQuestions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.BaseballiscalledthegreatAmericangame.HardlyaboyintheU.S.hasgrownupwithoutplayingit.ThegameissomuchapartofAmericanlifethatitstermshavenbecomethecommoneverydayspeechofthepeople.Scoresofbaseballteamsareusedbypeoplewhomayneverhaveseenagameintheirlife.DuringWorldWarII,GermansdressedinAmericanuniformsturnedupbehindtheAmericanlines.ManyofthemspokeEnglishsowellthattheypassedthemselvesoffasAmericansoldiers.However,theU.S.Armyfoundawaytotellwhichwerefalseandwhichwerereal.Theystoppedstrangesoldiersatcheckpointsandaskedthemquestionsaboutbaseballandsomeofthestarplayers.GenuineAmericanscouldanswerthequestionseasily.ButtheGermans,whocouldn’t,werepromptlymadeprisonersofwar.11.HowdoesbaseballinfluenceAmericanlife?(D)12. HowcouldGermanspassthemselvesoffasAmericansoldiers?(A)13. InwhatwaydidtheU.S.Armytellthefalsesoldiersfromtherealones?(B)Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.Althoughbigmoderncitiesprovidepeoplewithmanyfacilities,theycertainlyhavetheirdisadvantages.Thefirstseriousproblemisthetraffic.Duringtherushhours,whereveryoulook,it’speople,people,people.Allthestreetsarejammedwithpackedbusesandendlesslinesofcars.Asaresult,trafficaccidentsoftenoccur.Nextcomestheproblemofpollution.Factoriesandvehiclesareconstantlygivingoffharmfulsmoke,sothaturbanpeopleseemtohaveforgottenwhatfreshairislike.Everyyear,millionsofpeopledieofcancerorotherdiseasescausedbyairpollution.Apartfromthese,therearemanymore.Forexample,thereisthehousingproblem.Andanotheristhehighcrimerate.Finally,urbandwellersaresofarawayfromnaturethatmostofthemjustlosetrackofseasons!14.Whichdisadvantageisnotmentionedinthepassage?(D)15. Whatistheconsequenceofheavytrafficinthecity?(C)16. Whydourbanpeopleforgetwhatseasontheyarein?(A)SectionCBlanks17through20arebasedonthefollowingconversationM:Nowbeforewecanadmityouintothebirthingward,wehavetofirstgetyoutofilloutthisregistrationform.W:Butmybaby’scomingandthecontractionisgettingworse.M:Thebaby’snotcomingthissoon,andthistakesjustamomenttofilltheform.SoyournameisMrs.Roberts---R-O-B-E-R-T-S,right?W:Yes,MichelleRobertson81SouthHillcrestDrive.M:H-I-L-L-C-R-E-S-T.Correct?W:Yes.M:Andwhatisyourpostcode?W:Well,Ijustmovedthere.Ithinkit’s3-2-U1-5-6.M:Nowyouseemtohaveanaccent,whereareyoufrom?W:I’mfromtheNetherlands.SoI’mDutch.M:Thanks.Nowforarrivaltime.Todayisthe12th.Youshouldbehereforsixnightsandsevendays,soyoushouldbecheckingoutonthe18th.There,that’severything.Youcangotoyourbirthingroomnow.nW:Thanks.Blanks21through24arebasedonthefollowingconversation.W:CouldIseetheManager,please?Ihaveacomplaint.M:CanIhelpyou,madam?W:Yes.DidyouhavethisroomcheckedbeforeImovedin?There'snolavatorypaperandthetoiletdoesn'tflushproperly,thewaterdoesn'trunawayintheshowerandIwouldlikeanextrapillow.Whatdoyouhavetosaytothat?M:I'mextremelysorrytohearthat.I'llattendtoitrightaway.Thehousekeeperusuallycheckseveryroombeforenewguestsmovein.Wehavebeenextremelybusywithalargeconference.W:That'snowaytorunahotel.Onedoesn'texpectthissortofthinginawell-runhotel.M:No,madam.Idoapologize.It'smostunusual.Wedotrytochecktheroomsasthoroughlyaspossible.Justtheonepillow,wasit?Isthereanythingelse?W:Well,yourair-conditioningdoesn'tseemtobeworkingtoowell.It'sashotashellupthere.M:I'lljustadjusttheregulatorforyouandIthinkyou'llfinditalittlecoolerinashorttime.I'llalsosendsomeonealongrightawaytolookatthetoiletandshower.Keys17.Hillcrest 18.32U156 19.Dutch 20.May18th21.herroomchecked22.alargeconference23.anextrapillow24.adjusttheregulator81.bybanishingallpreconceptionswhenweread.82.Thepresenceofahumanunlikeothers/theauthorasauniqueperson83.Theyarebothformedandcontrolled.84.thequickestwaytounderstanddetails/thenovel如何读书?维吉尼亚.伍尔芙 无庸讳言,书籍有类别之分,比如小说,传记,诗歌等等。我们应该从各种不同类别的图书中获取不同的营养。然而,事实上,只有少数人能正确对待书籍,从中吸取其所能给予的一切。我们常常带着模糊而矛盾的观点来n,要求小说该真实,诗歌应该不真实,传记必须充满溢美之词,历史得强化我们固有的观念。阅读时,如果我们能摒弃这些偏见,便是一个好的开端。不要强作者所难,而应与作者融为一体,作他的同路人和随行者。倘若你未开卷便先行犹豫退缩,说三道四,你绝不可能从阅读中最大限度地获取有用价值。但是,字里行间不易察觉的精妙之处,就为你洞开了一个别人难以领略的天地。沉浸其中,仔细玩味,不久,你会发现,作者给予你的,或试图给予你的,绝非某个确定意义。一部小说的三十二个章节--------如果我们先来讨论怎么阅读小说的话-------犹如建筑的构架,但词汇比砖头令人更难捉摸。阅读比之于观看,当然是个更为长久而复杂的过程。也许,最为快地领略小说家工作的原理的方法,不是读,而是写;去冒险与词汇打交道。回忆一下某个曾给你留下独特印象的事件:街角处你碰到两个人正在交谈,当时周围的场景是,树在随风摆动;街灯灯光摇曳不定;说话人声调悲喜交集;那一刻你感受到的情景全然融合在一起。Translation1.拯救溺水儿童使他付出了生命的代价。(cost)Savingthedrowningchildcosthimhislife.2.警方用计诱使他相信他的秘密已经被揭露了。(trick)Thepolicetrickedhimintobelievingthathissecrethadbeenrevealed.3.我父亲从日本回来的那天碰巧是我的生日。(happen)Thedaywhen/onwhichmyfatherreturnedfromJapanhappenedtobemybirthday.4.虽然他已经老得跳不动舞了,却仍然很热衷于参加各种派对。(keen)Thoughheisalreadytoooldtodance,heisstillkeenontaking/totakepartinallkindsofparties.5.我们应该直面大城市带给我们的问题,找到走出困境的道路,将美好的愿望变成现实。(face)Weshouldface(directly)theproblemsbrought(about)bybigcities/largecities,findthewayoutofthetroubleandturnthewonderfulwishesintoreality.查看更多