2023年大学英语四级听力真题的试题及答案.doc

恒星英语学习网第一时间为大家整理2０23年12月大学英语四级听力真题的试题与答案,希望对大家有帮助！Ｓection A短对话 (11~18）11.Ｍ: Oｈ my gｏｄ!　The　heaｔ ｉs　simpｌy unbearable here． I　ｗiｓh we’ve gonｅ tｏ the beaｃh iｎｓteaｄ.W:　Wｅlｌ, ｗith tｈｅ museums ａnd reｓtaｕrantｓ in　Waｓhinｇtoｎ I’ll　be happy ｈｅｒe ｎo mattｅr what ｔhe　teｍperatuｒe.Ｑ:Wｈａｔ　does ｔhｅ womaｎ mｅan?12.M： Hoｗ’s　tｈｅ　neｗ　job goｉnｇ?W: Wｅｌl,　I’m ｌearｎｉng　a lot of　new　things， ｂut I wish thｅ dirｅctoｒ ｗｏｕld give me sｏme fｅedback.Ｑ:Wｈａｔ dｏeｓ the　ｗoman want　to　kｎow？13.M： Ｃan ｙou ｈeｌp me worｋ　out ａ　phｙsｉcal traininｇ　prｏｇram Jｏｈn?W:　Sｕre,　bｕt wｈatevｅｒ　yｏｕ　do　bｅ　caｒeful not to overdo it. Last ｔime I　ｈad　tｗo wｅeｋs’ woｒｔh of weｉghｔ-liftinｇ　in ｔhree dayｓ and　I hurt mysｅlf.Ｑ: Ｗhat dｏes the man suｇgｅst the　woman do?14．M: I have ａn ｅldｅｒlｙ mother ａnd I’m worried about　her ｇｏｉｎｇ ｏn a plａne．　Ｉs　tｈｅre any risk?W: Ｎｏｔ iｆ hｅr hearｔ is all　ｒight.　Ｉｆ she ｈaｓ ａ ｈeａrｔ　ｃondｉtion, Ｉ’d recommｅnd against ｉt.Q:　Ｗhat ｄoes　the maｎ　wａnt ｔo knｏw aboｕｔ　his mother?15.M: Wｈy didn’t yoｕ stop ｗhen wｅ ｆirst siｇnａled you at the　ｃrossroadｓ？Ｗ: Sorry, I was ｊusｔ　a bit　ａbｓent-ｍinded. Anｙway, do I ｈave to pａy ａ fｉne?Q: wｈat do　we leaｒｎ froｍ tｈe coｎveｒsaｔiｏｎ?16．M: I’ｍ no expert，　ｂut ｔｈaｔ noise in your ｒefrｉgerator dｏesｎ’t ｓoｕnd ｒigｈt．　Maybe yｏｕ sｈoｕｌd havｅ ｉt　fixed.Ｗ:　You’re rigｈt. Anｄ I　sｕppｏse Ｉ’vｅ put　iｔ　oｆf　lｏng ｅｎｏugh.Ｑ:　What wｉｌl the woｍａn prｏｂabｌｙ do？17.M： I diｄ　extrｅｍely　well on ｔhe saｌｅ of my dowｎtown apaｒtｍｅnt.　Noｗ,　I have　ｅnoｕgh mｏnｅy ｔo ｂuｙ　tｈａt ｐiecｅ of ｌand Ｉ’ve　haｄ my eye on ａnｄ ｂｕild a　hｏuse on ｉt.W： Ｃongｒａｔuｌaｔｉoｎs！Does　thａt　mean　yｏu’ll　be ｍoving ｓooｎ？Ｑ: Wｈat　dｏ we　lｅａrn　aｂout the　man　froｍ thｅ conversation？18.Ｗ:　Ｍy haｎd　ｓtill hurts froｍ the fａｌl ｏn　ｔhe icｅ yesｔｅrｄaｙ.　Ｉ wonder ｉｆ　I broke somethiｎg.Ｍ: I’m nｏ dｏctoｒ, but it’s not black　aｎd　ｂｌuｅ or ａnｙｔhing． Maybe you jｕｓt neｅｄ　to ｒesｔ iｔ　ｆｏr ａ few days.Q: whaｔ ｄｏ we leａrn abｏｕt　ｔhe woman from the ｃｏｎversation？长对话 (19～2１）Ｍ: Mｒs. Dawson, thanks　vｅry ｍuch for ｃoming ｄowｎ to tｈe ｓtation. I　just　liｋe ｔo　ｇo ｏver somｅ oｆ　ｔhe tｈｉnｇs thａｔ　you told　police ｏfficer Pａrmer at ｔhe ｂank.W：　Aｌｌ righｔ.Ｍ: Welｌ, coulｄ yｏu describe ｔｈe man whｏ robbed ｔhe ｂanｋ for tｈis report　ｔｈat　ｗｅ’re filliｎg　ｏｕt here? Nｏｗ,　aｎytｈing　ａｔ all　ｔhａt　ｙou ｃan ｒｅｍeｍbeｒ wouｌd　be ｅxtremely ｈelpful to us.Ｗ：　Wｅｌｌ, just, I can　ｏnly rｅmember basicaｌｌy　ｗhat　Ｉ sａid　bｅｆorｅ.Ｍ： Thaｔ’s all　right.Ｗ： The maｎ waｓ talｌ,　six foｏt,　aｎd he　haｄ daｒk hair， aｎd he　hａｄ moｕstａchｅ.M: Very　gｏod. Ａlｌ right, diｄ he hａve ａny ｏtheｒ　diｓtingｕishing ｍａrks?W：　Uｍ， no, ｎoｎｅ ｔhａt I　caｎ remembeｒ.M：　Dｏ you ｒｅmembeｒ how old he ｗaｓ by　ａny cｈanｃe?Ｗ: Wｅll， I　ｇuｅsｓ　arｏｕnd 3０, ｍａyｂｅ yｏｕｎger, give or take a ｆeｗ　yｅａｒs.M： Mm, aｌl　ｒigｈｔ. Ｄo you ｒemember aｎytｈing abｏuｔ wｈat he was weａriｎg?W： Yes,　ｙes,　he had on　a dark　sweaｔｅr, a solid ｃoloｒ.Ｍ: OK. Um, anｙthｉnｇ else that strikｅs　yｏｕ　ａt the momenｔ?W: I ｒemember　hｅ　was ｗｅaｒinｇ a ｌｉｇｈt ｓhirt ｕnder　ｔｈe　sｗeａｔeｒ. Yｅs， ｙes．M： Aｌl　riｇht． Mrs. Dawsｏn, I rｅallｙ apprecｉaｔｅ　what yｏu’ve　bｅeｎ throuｇｈ today. I’m ｊust　goｉｎg to ａsk you　tｏ　look at ｓｏｍe phoｔｏgraphs befoｒｅ yｏｕ leave　ｉf　yｏu ｄon’t minｄ. Ｉt won’t take very lonｇ.　Cａn yoｕ do ｔhat　foｒ ｍe？W:　Oh, ｏf course.M：　Wｏｕld　you ｌike to step tｈis wａy　with me,　pｌeａse?W:　ＯＫ, sｕre.M： Tｈａnｋ　yoｕ.Ｑuestions　19 ｔo 21 are based　on thｅ coｎveｒsatioｎ yoｕ　have just heard.19. Wｈat ｄｏ　we learｎ　about the wｏｍaｎ?20． What did ｔhｅ　ｓusｐect　loｏk liｋe?２1.　Wｈat dｉd　the　ｍan finａlｌy asked ｔhe woman to　ｄｏ?长对话　(22~2５)W: Good　morning,　I’m　cａllｉnｇ ａｂouｔ ｔhe job　thａt ｗａs in　ｔhe paper last niｇht.M: Welｌ, could you ｔell　mｅ　yoｕr ｎame?Ｗ: Ｃandider Forsｅｔt.M: Oｈ ｙes. Ｗhat exａcｔly is it thaｔ　iｎteｒｅstｓ yoｕ aboｕt thｅ job?W:　Well,　Ｉ thoｕｇｈｔ it　wａs ｊｕｓt right foｒ me.M: Reaｌly?　Um…　Coｕld yｏu teｌl me a　little aｂouｔ yoｕrｓelf？W: Yes．　I’m　23．　Ｉ’ve　ｂeｅｎ woｒkｉng abrｏaｄ.M：　Ｗｈｅre　ｅxactｌy have ｙｏｕ been wｏｒｋing?W:　In Geneｖa．M： Oh, Geneva. Anｄ whaｔ　ｗeｒe　ｙou ｄoｉng ｔhｅrｅ?W: Sｅｃｒｅtarial work. Prｅvｉoｕｓ　ｔo thａｔ， I wａs at　ｕｎivｅｒｓｉty.M:　Whｉcｈ university was　ｔhat？W: Tｈe　Uniｖｅrｓity ｏf Mancｈｅsｔer.　I’ｖe got a degrｅｅ in Enｇlｉｓh.M: Yoｕ said ｙoｕ’ｖe ｂeen ｗorking　in Genｅva. Dｏ you ｈave any speciaｌ　ｒeａsｏn for wａnｔｉng ｔo comｅ　bａck?Ｗ:　Ｉ thought ｉt woｕld be ｎice tｏ ｂe　neaｒ to ｔｈｅ family.M：　I seｅ, and ｈoｗ do　you ｓeｅ yoursｅlf deｖeｌopiｎｇ in thiｓ　jｏb?W： Ｗell， I’ｍ　amｂitｉous. I dｏ ｈopｅ tｈat mｙ careeｒ ａs a sｅcreｔary wiｌl　leａｄ me ｅｖｅｎtuaｌlｙ into ｍanagｅment.M: I　ｓee. You hａve foreiｇｎ lanｇｕａｇes？Ｗ: French aｎd Italiａn．M: Ｗell, I thiｎｋ　the ｂeｓt　tｈing for you　tｏ do is do　ｒeply ａ　writing　to　tｈe adｖｅrtisement.W: Cａn’t　I ａｒrange foｒ　ａn iｎteｒviｅw now?M: Welｌ,　I’m afｒaid wｅ musｔ ｗａit　until　aｌl　the appｌicationｓ　are　in,　in writiｎg, ａnd ｗe’ll then decidｅ on tｈｅ ｓhort list. If yｏu are　ｏn the sｈoｒt lisｔ, ｏf ｃｏurｓe　we sｈoｕｌｄ ｓeｅ yｏｕ.Ｗ：　Ｏｈ,　Ｉ ｓｅe.Ｍ： I look forwarｄ　tｏ reｃeiving your aｐpｌiｃａtioｎ iｎ wrｉting in a　dａｙ oｒ tｗo.W: Ｏh, yeｓ，　yes,　certainlｙ．M:　Ｏｋ,　thａｎk yoｕ very　much. Goｏdbｙe.W: Ｔｈanｋ yoｕ.　Goｏ。