高中英语高考备战2020年高考英语听力微技能指导听力文稿 （三）

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备战2020年高考英语听力微技能指导听力文稿 （三）听力原文Text 1M: Last night's heavy snowstorm has made all main roads in the area too dangerous to use. The airport is closed until tomorrow morning and all ferries are cancelled too .W:Yes,but the trains are still working normally.Text 2W: So James, what are you going to do for your birthday?M : Well , I was hoping to have a party but most of my friends are busy, so I've accepted my sister's offer to take me to a film-at least it's better than going out for a meal with my parents.Text 3M : Oh , take a look at the price of the shirt !W: Gosh, you can get four shirts for that price in other shops.M:Yes,you're right!Text 4W:What else should we order? You can order anything you like. It's my sister's treat.M: Oh, lots of things! How about some meat and some vegetables, noodles and soup?W : Great . I'm hungry , so I can eat a lot .Text 5W:I really enjoy playing tennis. What kind of sports do you like? M: I used to like football very much, but now I think nothing is better than basketball.Text 6W:Excuse me. Is this seat taken?M:Oh,no.Go ahead.W : Thank you . By the way , my name's Paula Moore .M : Nice to meet you , Paula . I'm Mike Jones .W:Nice to meet you, too. What do you do, Mike?M: I'm with Diamond Technologies. I'm a web designer, and you?W : I'm in IT , too . I'm a product planner for Paxton Computer .Here...Let me give you my card.M: Thanks a lot. Here's mine.Text 7M : How do you like your new job , Wendy ?W : It's OK , I guess ... Actually , it's a little frustrating M : Oh , that's too bad . Why ?W : Well , I don't know how to use the computer system . It's very confusing.M : Why don't you ask for some more training ?W:Yeah.I guess I could do that, but that's not the only thingI don't like. I also have to give factory tours. That's really difficult! I can't stand speaking in front of a group of people.M:Hmm.You should let your boss know that.W : You're right . I should .Text8W:Hello,Larry.Kate speaking. I'm very sorry to call you so late, but I didn't know who else to ask for help.M: Oh, don't worry-I'm just reading a novel to kill time. You  know, I don't like playing games or watching TV. What's happened? You sound frightened.W: You know we went to the countryside for the weekend. We had a car accident on the way home, and Bob is in hospital now. He needs an operation, but we don't have enough money to pay for it.M: Oh my! Tell me the name of the hospital; I will get there as soon as possible.Text 9W:Hi.Good morning, Mr. Boddington. I'm ready for you now!Come on over.M:Sure.Thanks.W:Here—take a seat. Tea or coffee?M : Oh , great ... Er ... Coffee please .W:Sugar?Milk?M : Just one sugar .W:OK.Sandra,could you get Mr.Boddington a coffee, one sugar? Thanks. Now then, how much do you want off?M : Well , it's got a bit messy , hasn't it ?W : You've got quite curly hair .M: Yes. But it gets out of control pretty quickly.W:How long since your last appointment? I remember seeing you in September.M : Oh , yes . I came here , let's see , about two months ago .W : Right , so you want quite a bit offM : Well , yes , you know , just above the ears .W:Do you want the front short or what?M: Yeah, a bit shorter.W:And the back?M: Above the collar would be nice. You know, just so it looks a bit smarter, a bit neater.W:Do you normally have a parting?M : Well , yes . I suppose so . A side parting .W:OK.Shall we go over there and I'll give it a wash...Text 10One of Britain's most famous modern writers is Harold Pinter. Born in 1930, Pinter wrote 29 plays for the theatre and 27screenplays for the cinema, as well as many radio and television plays. One of his best-known plays is The Birthday Party. The Birthday Party, the first full-length play Pinter wrote, had its world premiere at the Arts Theatre, in Cambridge, England, on the 28th of April 1958. Although the play was initially well received, when it opened in London a few weeks later on the 19th of May, it was a commercial and critical failure, closing after only eight performances. However, a few days later, one of the country's most famous critics wrote extremely positively about the play in a Sunday newspaper, helping to make it one of the most famous plays ever.The Birthday Party is about Stanley Webber, a piano player in his 30s, who lives in an English seaside town, not too far from London. Two strangers, Goldberg and McCann, arrive on his birthday, turning his birthday party into a nightmare. Harold Pinter presented a special anniversary performance of the play at London's Lyric Theatre on the 19th of May 2008, exactly 50 years after its London Premiere. Pinter died later the same year on the24th of December.