模拟试题六 听力原文
Part ⅠListening Comprehension
Section A
1.M：I need to fnd a dentist.You are familiar with Doctor Smith.Do you recommend her？
W：Well，I’ve been seen by her a few times.And the best I can say for her is she has interesting magazines in her waiting room.
Q：What does the woman imply？
2.W：My son spends a lot of time on the Internet.I’ve heard this can lead to depression.What do you think？
M：I’ve heard studies showing there is more depression among users of the Internet.But I question which came frst：the depression or the Internet？
Q：What does the man mean？
3.M：Would you care for another pear？Don’t worry.We’ve got plenty.
W：I’d love one.But what I don’t have is plenty room in my stomach for one.
Q：What does the woman imply？
4.M：Excuse me.I’ve got a bad cold.I have a headache，a sore throat，a slight cough and I ache all over.Could you recommend something？
W：Well，I can give you a cold capsule that will relieve the running nose and some cough surge.That ought to do the trick.If you are not better in a couple of days，I would suggest you see a doctor.
Q：Where does this conversation most likely take place？
5.M：My doctor told me I needed to go for some expensive treatment for my injured knee.
W：Are you sure？Maybe you need a second opinion.
Q：What does the woman suggest the man do？
6.W：It’s not going to snow again tomorrow，is it？It was supposed to be warm all week.
M：Well，if you go by the forecast that I heard，you shouldn’t put your coat and hat away quite yet.
Q：What does the man imply？
7.W：I’m in a terrible mood.My boss didn’t like the report I wrote.
M：Well，don’t take it out on me.
Q：What does the man mean？
8.M：So I guess it’s been a year now since your last checkup.Have you had any health problems？
W：None to speak of.
Q：What does the woman mean？
9.W：I’ve been meaning to get my eyes checked.I just haven’t gotten around to it yet.
M：Why don’t you call for an appointment right away？Once on your calendar you will get it done.
Q：What does the man suggest the woman do？
10.M：I’ve just found a great location to open a new shop.
W：But you haven’t researched the market.Don’t you think this is putting the cart before the horse？
Q：What does the woman mean？
11.W：Tom，what happened？How come you limping？
M：Someone smashed into my new car.I’m not really hurt.Thanks to my safe-belt.
Q：Why was the man not seriously injured in the accident？
12.M：I hope you are not too put out with me for stopping by Fred’s on the way over here.I had to pick up an assignment.
W：Well，that’s not a big deal.But you might at least phone if you know you are going to keep someone waiting.
Q：What does the woman mean？
13.W：An economic forum on opportunities in China is expected to bring scholars，business leaders and government offcials to Beijing next week.
M：Oh，really？
Q：What is the theme of the forum？
14.W：Hong Kong Disneyland opened on Monday with a total 15，000 visitors.
M：Yeah.Visitors from mainland accounted for one third of the total.
Q：How many visitors came from the mainland？
15.W：According to a survey，more than 55 percent of Guangzhou residents showed interest in visiting the theme park.Some 22 percent of Shanghai and 20 percent of Beijingers also said they planed to visit it.
M：Is that the case？(https://www.daowen.com)
Q：In which city residents showed the least interest in visiting the theme park？
Section B
Passage One
W：Good morning.Dr.Ellis offce.
M：This is Mr.Jackson.May I please speak with the doctor？
W：The doctor is just fnishing with a patient.Would you hold on for a minute？
W：Here is the doctor now.I’ll tell him you’re on the line.
D：Mr.Jackson，Dr.Ellis is here.How’s that new bridge？
M：Not so good，doctor.That’s what I’m calling about.It just doesn’t seem to ft right.
D：Well，that’s to be expected during the frst few days after it has been put in.As I told you，there will be no complications.
M：It hurts so much，especially when I eat.I keep removing it afterwards，you know.
D：I understand，Mr.Jackson.It does hurt in the beginning，I know.But it would be better if you didn’t remove it，except when cleaning it，of course.
M：Well，I did at frst，doctor，but my gums hurt so much that I just can’t stand it any longer.
D：Well，maybe we can adjust it a little more.
M：Adjust it？
D：Yes，fle it down a little here and there.When can you come in？
M：Oh，right away，doctor，if you don’t mind.
D：Let me see.I’ll check here now，maybe I can fnd the time for you this morning.
M：Oh，I can wait until this afternoon if you’re too busy now.
D：Sorry，Mr.Jackson，but I’d rather you’d come this morning if possible.This afternoon I’m teaching a class at the dental school.Just a minute.Mr.Jackson，can you get here about 11：30？And that will give us enough time before lunch.We’ll see what we can do.
M：Oh，yes doctor.I can make it.Thank you.See you then.
Questions 16-20 are based on the conversation you have just heard.
16.Why did the doctor not come to the phone immediately？
17.What was the matter with Mr.Jackson？
18.How long has Mr.Jackson been suffering？
19.How did the doctor respond to the caller？
20.When would the doctor see Mr.Jackson？
Passage Two
A special research team organized and dispatched from the local medical center performed experiments on the completely blind infants.The test sample included twenty completely blind infants， who lived at home with their mothers or family.The research workers would visit the infants and closely observe the developments of their sense and behavior every two weeks.
In most cases，the research workers tested the response of the blind infant to different stimuli common in the family environment.Generally speaking，a normal baby would react with smiles and laughter to tickling，to the voice of a relative，and to hugging from his family.His reactions were swift and fleet.Nevertheless，most of the blind infants，according to the experiments，responded to stimuli impassively.In fact，they were apathetic and indifferent to any sound.But under some special circumstances，some of them were able to react to the sound of their mothers with a smile.Usually，their response was very slow and phlegmatic.
The tests were conducted over a nine month period，and they began when the blind infants were one month old and ended when they were ten months old.
Questions 21-25 are based on the passage you have just heard.
21.Which of the following statements is true？
22.How were the experiments conducted？
23.What can we learn about the blind infants according to the passage？
24.Which of the following formed the special research team？
25.How about the blind infants’behavior？
Passage Three
Welcome to Physiology 100.I’m Doctor Ann Robert.I assume everyone here is a sophomore，since this is the Nursing Department second-year physiology course.If you are frst-year nursing students， please see me after class about transferring into an introductory course.Okay，I’d like to begin my frst lecture by introducing two important terms，vitalism versus mechanism.How many of you have heard of these terms？Oh，I see some of you have.Well，vitalism and mechanism are two completely opposite approaches to human physiology.According to the vitalist，the laws of physics and chemistry alone cannot explain the processes of life.To the vitalist，there is a so-called vital force，and this vital force is totally separate from that of energy.As you may have guessed，vitalism is a kind of philosophical approach.Mechanism，on the other hand，is the view that all life phenomena，no matter how complex， can be explained according to chemical and physical laws.Since we can support mechanism through scientific experimentation，the modern scientist tends to be a mechanist.But vitalism is not totally dismissed，especially in fields such as brain physiology，where terms such as human consciousness haven’t been defned yet in physic-chemical terms.I recently read an interesting article dealt with this very question.Is the mind separate from brain，or is the mind only the chemical and physiological workings of the brain？I’d like to continue with this next time，so that we can speak in more detail.I have some copies of that article.And I want you to take it with you and read it for next week.
Questions 26-30 are based on the passage you have just heard.
26.For whom is the lecture intended？
27.When is this course given？
28.How would a vitalist view the functions of the mind？
29.What does the professor tell her students to do？
30.What is mechanism according to the passage？