最新四級聽力專項訓練通用

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四級聽力專項訓練篇一

距離年上半年的四級考試愈來愈近，聽力也需要大家在短期內突破，下面是小編為大家準備的四級聽力沖刺模擬練習題，希望能幫助大家在短期內得到快速提升。

a) a notice by the electricity board

b) ads promoting electric appliances

c) the description of a thief in disguise

d) a new policy on pensioners' welfare

a) speaking with a proper accent

b) wearing an official uniform

c) making friends with them

d) showing them his id

a) to be on the alert when being followed

b) not to leave senior citizens alone athome

c) not to let anyone in without anappointment

d) to watch out for those from theelectricity board

a) she was robbed near the parking lot

b) all her money in the bank disappeared

c) the pension she had just drawn wasstolen

d) she was knocked down in the post office

聽力對話答案：

【答案】c

【解析】在做長對話聽力前，我們通常會把該對話涉及的所有選項都瀏覽、分析一遍。題的.所有選項都是關于如何防止被騙或者被盜竊的措施。題的選項a和c也提到了rob(搶劫)，stolen(盜竊)，而題選項c又恰恰提到了thief,那我們現在可以猜測該題是關于一起盜竊案件。題各個選項都是名詞短語，所以該題很可能考查的是該對話的主要內容或者討論的主要對象。對話一開始女士提到the paper says there’s a man going roundpretending(假裝) he’s fromthe electricity board(電力局)。進入居民家中后伺機steals their money,handbag…因此女士讓男士讀的是一起偽裝盜竊案件(indisguise)。故答案為c。

【答案】d

【解析】該題各選項都是對某人行為特征的描述。既然我們已經猜測到該對話是關于一起偽裝盜竊案件，那么該題很可能就是關于這個小偷的描述。對話中女士提到，小偷會flash a card to you(短暫地出示身份證)，接著男士又確認，的確出示的是身份證，故答案為d。選項a不正確，選項b，c沒有明確提到。

【答案】c

【解析】該題各選項都是關于預防被盜或者搶劫的措施。聽音時要注意識別關鍵信息。對話中提到accordingto the paper, the police are warning people, especiallypensioners(領退休金或養老金的人)not toadmit anyone unless they have an appointment(預約)。故答案為c。

【答案】c

【解析】選項表明，該題是關于一位女士的退休金(pension)被搶劫或者被偷的事情。聽音時要注意細節的描述。對話中提到one old lady told them she’d just been to the post office to drawher pensionwhen he called she said he must have followed her home he stolethe whole lot (命運，運氣)。故選項c最為準確。

w: gosh! have you seen this richard?

m: seeing what?

w: in the paper, it says there’s a mangoing round pretending he’s from the electricity board he’s been calling atpeople’s homes, saying he’s come to check that all their appliances are safethen he gets around them to make him a cup of tea and while they are out of theroom, he steals their money, handbag, whatever and makes off with it

m: but you know jane, it’s partly their ownfault you should never let anyone like that in unless you are expecting them

w: it’s all very well to say that, butsomeone comes to the door and says electricity or gas, and you automaticallythink they are ok, especially if they flash a card to you

m: does this man have an i d then?

w: yes, that’s just it! it seems he used towork for the electricity board at one time according to the paper, the policeare warning people, especially pensioners not to admit anyone unless they havean appointment it’s a bit sad one old lady told them she’d just been to thepost office to draw her pension when he called she said he must have followedher home he stole the whole lot

m: but what does he look like? surely theymust have a description

w: oh, yes, they have let’s see in histhirties, tall, bushy dark hair, slight northern accent, sounds a bit like youactually

questions to are based on the conversation you’ve just heard

what does the woman want the man toread in the newspaper?

how did the man mentioned in thenewspaper try to win further trust from the victims?

what is the warning from the police?

what does the woman speaker tell us about the old lady?

a) she has packed it in one of her bags