大學(xué)英語聽力試題

1、i大學(xué)英語聽力試題每一個人大學(xué)訓(xùn)練自己英語聽力的方式都不一樣，有的是利用試題，有的則是利用口語。下面是小編給大家?guī)泶髮W(xué)英語聽力題，供大家參閱！大學(xué)英語聽力試題聽力真題：Passage One26.A. They were possibly caused by man.B. They were mostly caused by volca no es.C. They were certa in ly caused by n ature.D. We know no thi ng about their causes.27.A. Afraid.B. Excited.C. Curious.D. I

2、ndiffere nt.28.A. Copper and iron.B. Copper and tin.C. Ir on and tin.2聽力原文:Passage One26We don't know how the first fire was made. Early fires onthe earth were certa inly caused by n ature, not by man. Some werecaused by light ning in a storm; others, perhaps by one hot material whichcame ou

3、t of a volca no. Quite possibly, at times, the heat of the sun setlight to some dry grass or leaves. 27At first, man, like other animals, wasprobably afraid of fire. He saw that fire could destroy a forest; he knewthat fire could hurt his body. So great was the power of fire that he fearedit and wor

4、shipped it. Gradually, however, with his better powers of thinking, he overcame his fear. Probably he overcame most of his fear whenhe discovered how to make fire for himself. Throughout the ages he haslearned more about fire, how to con trol it, and how to use it in many ways.Now fire is no Ion ger

5、 a master or a god, it is a serva nt. Aga in, at someearly date, man found how fire could be used to make certain metals fromrocks. 28Some time later, he found out how to make the metal which wenow call bron ze.This is a mixture of copper and tin. Bronze was a very useful metal. It washard and tough

6、, but he could shape it by hammering (probably with heavystones). He could make a tool with a sharp edge for cutt in g. It isn& #39;tso easy to get iron from its ore and this metal was probably notdiscovered3un til very much later.答案解析：Questions 26 to 28 are based on the passage you have just he

7、ard.26. What do we know about early fires on the earth?C解析：短文開頭即說：“第一堆火是怎樣生起來的，我們無從 知道。地球上早期的火肯定是由大自然而非由人引燃的?！盋正確。 段落開頭處certainly caused by. not by.的鮮明的對比關(guān)系與語義上的強調(diào)特色，應(yīng)能使我們準確答題。27. What was probably man's response to the first fire?A解析：短文說，最初，人類和其他動物一樣很可能也怕火。A正確。At first引導(dǎo)的語義強調(diào)之處出題，四個選項都為表示心理

8、活 動的形容詞，聽到什么選什么。28. What is bronze made of?B解析：短文提到：“過了一些時候，人類知道了如何制造我們 現(xiàn)在稱之為青銅的東西。青銅是銅和錫的合金?！盉正確。具體的物 質(zhì)名詞選項，表明本題問細節(jié)而非大意。選項是由幾個關(guān)鍵詞的不同 組合構(gòu)成的，聽到相關(guān)內(nèi)容做好標記則必然得到正確答案。聽到什么 選什么大學(xué)英語聽力練習(xí)題聽力真題:Passage Three32.4A. In June or July.B. In July.C. In May or June.D. In May.33.A. Professors and researchers.B. Foreig

9、n guests and stude nts.C. News people and en terta in ers.D. Professors and leaders.34.A. Harvard.B. Y ale.C. Prin cet on.D. Cornell.35.A. Be optimistic and do your best.B. Love school and get good grades.C. Make your campus life colorful and relaxi ng.D. Enjoy mak ing friends on campus.聽力原文:Passage

10、 Three32May and June are the mon ths whe n mostAmerica n colleges5and uni versities hold theirgraduatio n cere moni es. These ceremoniesare a timefor family and friends to gather and celebrate astudent'scompletion of an academicdegree. Mostcerem on ies are traditi on al. The stude nts wear c

11、apsa ndgow ns over their cloth ing. One by one, their names are called. They goto the front, shake hands with school officials and receive adocument ofsome kind. But first they must sit and liste n to speeches. Colleges anduniversities often invite famous guests or former students who have beensucce

12、ssful. Schoolsofte n want speakers to comme nt on world events.This Saturday, for example, Senator HillaryRodhamCli nton will speak at the graduati oncere mony at theRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteinTroy, New York. 33Newspeople are often in vited tospeak at graduati ons.Soareentertainers. 34Actor J

13、ohn Lithgow, a 1967 graduate of Harvard, willspeak at the uni versity on June 9th. The n there are speakers like JonStewart. He entertainsby making fun ofthen ews. His popular program, "The Daily Show，&qu ot;appears on Comedy Cen tral on cable televisi on .Last year, JonStewart spoke at

14、 the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg,Virginia. Hegraduated from there in 1984. Hedid offer some serious advice. He said: "Collegeissomethingyoucomplete. Life is something you experienee.635So don't worry about your grade, or theresults or success.Success is defi ned in v

15、arious ways, and you will find it. Love what youdo.Get good atit .&qu ot;答案解析：Questions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.32. When do most America nuni versitieshold theirgraduati on cere moni es?C解析：短文開頭說：“5、6月是大多數(shù)美國大學(xué)舉行畢業(yè)典 禮的月份”。故答案為C。細節(jié)題，問月份。短文開頭處的信息。聽 到什么選什么。33. Who are o

16、ften invited to speak at the graduation cerem oni es?C解析： 文中談到， “常常會邀請新聞人物和藝人在畢業(yè)典禮上 致辭”，故選C。由選項知本題問到某一類人物?？梢赃吢犨呑龉P記。 根據(jù)“聽到什么選什么”的原則，可以得到正確選項。34. Which uni versity did the actor Joh n Lithgow graduatefrom?A解析：文中提到“演員John Lithgow是哈佛大學(xué)1967屆畢 業(yè)生”，根據(jù)問題，選A。35. What advice did Jon Stewart give at the cere m

17、ony of7the College of William an dMary?A解析：短文最后引用了Jon Stewart的忠告：“不要為成績、 分數(shù)、成功擔心。成功有著不同的定義，你們會獲得成功的?！逼浜x是要樂觀向上，故選A。B、D與Jon的話無關(guān)，C說“使你的校 園生活豐富多彩”，與本文主旨不符。本文討論畢業(yè)典禮而不是入學(xué) 典禮，所以來賓的話重點不會談大學(xué)生活，而是談畢業(yè)后的人生。大學(xué)英語聽力真題聽力真題：Passage Two29.A. 4.B. 5.C. 6.D. 7.30.A. They are shy and sen sitive.B. They are quiet and se

18、n sitive.C. They are shy and suspicious.D. They are quiet and reserved.31.A. The way people sleep shows their pers on ality.B. It is easy to cha nge a pers on& #39;s sleep ing style.8C. Crouched in the fetal positionsis the most popularsleep patter n.D. Flat on the stomach with the hands at the

19、sides of the head, is themost unu sual positi on.聽力原文：Passage TwoWhether it's curled up, flat on the stomach orstretched outacross the bed, the way people sleepreveals their personality,a Britishsleep expert said.Professor ChrisIdzikowski, director of the SleepAssessmentand AdvisoryService,

20、29haside ntified six com mon sleep positi ons and whattheymea n. Crouched in the fetal positi on is the mostpopular sleeppattern and favored by 51 percent of wome n, accord ing to the results ofthestudy he con ducted for a large hotel group. Fetal sleepers tend to beshy and sen sitive whilepeople 30

21、who take the soldier position, flat ontheir back with arms at their sides, are quieta nd reserved. Sleep ing onone& #39;s side with legs outstretched and arms dow n in whatIdzikowskirefers to as the log, indicates a social,easy-go ing pers on ality. But if the arms are out-stretched in a yearningposition,the person tends to be more suspicious.The freefall, flat on the stomach with the hands at the sides of9the head, is the most unusual position. Only 6.5percent of people prefer itand they are usually rash and sociable. Un assu ming,good listenersusually adopt the starfishpositi o