2022年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题17（视频 音频 PPT）

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PART A 播放录像：
PART A：Reading Alud录像原文：根据音频朗读并标出重音`、停顿/、连读︶、升调↗、降调↘，并注意黑体单词的音标。
PART A 一分钟准备时间：
Being grateful is an imprtant philsphy f life and a great wisdm… It is impssible fr anyne t be lucky and successful all the time s lng as he lives in the wrld. We shuld learn hw t face failure r misfrtune bravely and generusly, and t try t deal with it. If s, shuld we cmplain abut ur life r shuld we be grateful fr ur life, rising again after a fall? William Thackeray, a famus British writer, said, “Life is a mirrr. When yu smile in frnt f it, it will als smile and s will it when yu cry t it.”
PART A 现在你将对照原文再听一遍录音：
Being grateful is an imprtant philsphy f life and a great wisdm…It is impssible fr anyne t be lucky and successful all the time s lng as he lives in the wrld. We shuld learn hw t face failure r misfrtune bravely and generusly, and t try t deal with it. If s, shuld we cmplain abut ur life r shuld we be grateful fr ur life, rising again after a fall? William Thackeray, a famus British writer, said, “Life is a mirrr. When yu smile in frnt f it, it will als smile and s will it when yu cry t it.”
现在请准备录音。
Nw read as the speaker in the vide.
PART A 正在录音：
Being grateful is an imprtant philsphy[fe’lɒsəfi] f life/ and a great wisdm… It is impssible fr `anyne t be lucky and successful↗ all the time/ s lng as he lives in the wrld↘. We shuld learn hw t face failure r misfrtune bravely and generusly, and t try t deal with it. If s, shuld we cmplain abut ur life r shuld we be grateful fr ur life, rising again after a fall? William Thackeray, a famus British writer, said, “Life is a `mirrr. When yu smile in frnt f it↗, it will als smile and s will it/ when yu cry t it.” 注：`为重音符号，/为停顿符号，︶为连读符号，↗为升调符号，↘为降调符号，[ ]为黑体单词的音标。
PART A 参考答案：
这是口语能力要求的基础部分，这段104词的短文配有视频和录音两次带读，考查的重点在语音语调和流利程度方面。感恩是一项重要的处世哲学，是生活的大智慧。人生在世，不可能事事顺通。对于各种失败和不幸，我们要豁达大度，勇敢地面对，并想办法解决。面对困难，我们是懊恼抱怨、沮丧气馁并陷入绝望，还是对生活满怀感恩之心，跌倒后再爬起来呢？英国著名作家威廉·萨克雷说过：“生活是一面镜子，你对它笑，它也会对你笑；你对它哭，它也会对你哭。”
PART B：Rle Play
PART B 播放录像：
1. Please get ready t ask three questins in English accrding t the fllwing Chinese tips．(1) Please get ready t ask the first questin in English. 中文呈现：你觉得哪种水果对身体有好处？提问： ?回答：（电脑回答）
Which fruit d yu think is gd fr ur health
Apple, I think. We had better eat an apple every day. As the saying ges, “An apple a day keeps the dctr away.”
(2) Please get ready t ask the secnd questin in English.中文呈现：你认为还有什么别的东西对我们健康有益？提问： ?回答：（电脑回答）
What ther things d yu think are gd fr ur health
In my pinin, water is very imprtant t us, s we must drink enugh water every day. And we need t eat mre vegetables but less meat.
(3) Please get ready t ask the third questin in English.中文呈现：你每天一般吃什么？提问： ?回答：（电脑回答）
What d yu ften eat every day
I Often eat an apple r sme bread and drink sme milk fr breakfast. And I eat a bwl f rice, sme meat and vegetables and smetimes have sme fish fr lunch. At dinner I ften eat chicken, tmates, and French fried ptat chips.
2. Please get ready t answer five questins in English．(1) Please get ready t answer the first questin.提问：（电脑提问）回答： .(2) Please get ready t answer the secnd questin.提问：（电脑提问）回答： .
Hw many ranges did yu buy?
Hw much are the things yu bught?
(3) Please get ready t answer the third questin.提问：（电脑提问）回答： .(4) Please get ready t answer the furth questin.提问：（电脑提问）回答： .(5) Please get ready t answer the fifth questin.提问：（电脑提问）回答： .
Hw many apples did Jim suggest t eat every day?
An apple. /One
What shuld we eat less f t keep healthy?
What des Jim ften eat fr breakfast every day?
He ften eats an apple r sme bread and drinks sme milk
PART B 录像原文：
Jim: Gd mrning, Miss. Can I help yu?Ann: Yes, please. I’d like sme ranges, please.Jim: Hw many wuld yu like?Ann: , please. Have yu gt any grapes?Jim: Yes, ver there.Ann: I’d like half a kil, please.
Jim: Here yu are. Anything else?Ann: Yes. I’d like a cabbage and tw kils f ptates.Jim: Is that all?Ann: Yes, thanks. Hw much are they?Jim: Thank yu, Miss. That’ll be 42 RMB altgether.Ann: OK. Here yu are. Can I ask yu sme questins again?Jim: G ahead.
该部分的第一节容易得分，有汉语提示，凭翻译也能说出这些疑问句；第二节对听力和速记有较高的要求，是英语听取信息的扩展。从该部分文本的分析来看，设问主要是针对关键信息进行的，平时应主要训练边听边记的能力。吉姆：早上好，小姐。需要我帮忙吗？安：是的，我想买些桔子。吉姆：你要多少？安：嗯……请给我拿6个。你们这儿有葡萄吗？
PART B 中文翻译：
吉姆：有，在那边。安：我想买一斤。吉姆：给。还要其他东西吗？安：嗯，我要一个卷心菜和两公斤土豆。吉姆：就这些了？安：是的，谢谢。一共多少钱？吉姆：谢谢你，小姐。总共是42元人民币。安：好的。给你。我可以问你几个问题吗？ 吉姆：当然可以。
你将听到一段独白，独白播两遍。听完独白后，用自己的话复述独白的内容。
PART C：Retelling
PART C 正在播放录音录音读两遍：
梗概：所有去超市的家庭主妇都有成为“幸运顾客”的愿望。一天，Mrs. Edwards 终于成了这名“幸运顾客”。关键词：lucky custmer幸运客户；cupbard橱柜；tea茶叶；cash desk收银台；cngratulatin祝贺
PART C 一分钟准备时间：
PART C 正在录音：
PART C 录音原文：
All the husewives wh went t the new supermarket had ne great ambitin: t be the lucky custmer wh did nt have t pay fr her shpping. Fr this was what the ntice just inside the entrance prmised. It said: “Remember, nce a week, ne f ur custmers gets free gds. This May Be Yur Lucky Day!” Fr several weeks Mrs. Edwards hped, like many f her friends, t be the lucky custmer. Unlike her friends, she never gave up hping. The cupbards in kitchen were full f things which she did nt need.
She dreamed f the day when the manager f the supermarket wuld apprach her and say: “Madam, this is Yur Lucky Day. Everything in yur basket is free.” One Friday mrning, after she had finished her shpping and had taken it t her car, she fund that she had frgtten t buy tea. She dashed back t the supermarket, gt the tea and went twards the cash desk. As she did s, she saw the manager f the supermarket apprach her. “Madam,” he said, hlding ut his hand, “I want t cngratulate yu! Yu are ur lucky custmer and everything yu have in yur basket is free!”
所有去新超市的家庭主妇都有一个伟大的目标：成为名单的幸运顾客。在入口处有一个通知写着：“记住，每周一次，我们的一个客户会得到免费的商品。这可能是你的幸运日！”就像她的很多朋友一样，几周以来，爱德华兹太太希望成为一名幸运顾客。不像她的朋友，她从不放弃希望。在厨房的橱柜中放的都是一些不需要的东西。
PART C 中文翻译：
她梦想着有一天超市的经理对她说：“女士，这是你的幸运日。你篮子里的东西全部免费。”一个星期五的早上，当她买完了她的物品，并已拿了她的车时，她发现忘了买茶叶。她冲回超市，拿了茶叶并走向收银台。这时，她看到了超市的经理走向她。“夫人，”他说，“我要祝贺你！你是我们的幸运客户，你篮子里的东西全部免费。”
PART C 参考答案：
All the husewives had a great ambitin. They hpe t be the lucky custmer wh did nt need t pay fr the gds. Unlike thers, Mrs. Edwards never gave up hping. S her cupbards in the kitchen were filled with unnecessary things. One Friday mrning, after she had finished shpping and taken it t her car, she fund that she had frgtten t buy tea. She rushed back t gt the tea and went twards t the cash desk. At that time, the manager apprached her and said, “Cngratulatins! Yu are ur lucky custmer and everything yu have is free!”