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2020年广东高考英语听说考试模拟题 10
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PART A:Reading Aloud
录像原文:根据音频朗读并标出重音`、停顿/、连读︶、升调↗、降调↘,并注意黑体单词语音。
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Peer into the centre of the Milky Way, and like virtually all other galaxies, you’ll find a supermassive black hole. Ours is around 4 million times the mass of the sun. We don’t know how these supermassive black holes form, but we do know about smaller, stellar-mass black holes. But is this the whole picture? Science has a habit of opening up new possibilities — often when you least expect them. We’ve known our universe is expanding since the 1920s, and we thought the expansion rate was slowing down. Then, in the late 1990s, it was discovered that the expansion rate of our universe is actually speeding up. (70’’)
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(下面你将对照原文再听一遍录音)
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Peer into the centre of the Milky Way, and like virtually all other galaxies, you’ll find a supermassive black hole. Ours is around 4 million times the mass of the sun. We don’t know how these supermassive black holes form, but we do know about smaller, stellar-mass black holes. But is this the whole picture? Science has a habit of opening up new possibilities — often when you least expect them. We’ve known our universe is expanding since the 1920s, and we thought the expansion rate was slowing down. Then, in the late 1990s, it was discovered that the expansion rate of our universe is actually speeding up. (70’’)
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Now read as the speaker in the video.
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录像原文:
Peer into the centre of the Milky Way, and like virtually [ˈvəːtʃʊəli] `all other galaxies, you’ll find︶a supermassive black hole. Ours is around 4 million times the mass of ↘ the sun. We don’t know how these supermassive black holes form, but we `do know about smaller, stellar-mass black holes. But is this the whole picture ↗? Science has a habit︶of opening up new possibilities — often when you least expect them. We’ve known our universe is expanding ↗ since the 1920s, and we thought ↗ the expansion rate was