听力最后一段独白专项训练2（3套）-2024届高三英语二轮复习

null 听力最后一段独白 (一)听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18. What day is the 26th? A.Monday. B.Saturday. C.Sunday. 19. What can we say about the events of BBIF's 13th year? A.Entertaining. B.Academic. C.Diverse. 20. Which of the following funded the prize-winning exhibition? A.The New York Times. B.London School of Economics. C.The Northern Irish Women's Coalition (二) 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18.What does Emma's job involve? A. Making music for shops. B. Designing music software. C. Creating music for the games. 19.What is High Score? A.A radio program. B.A video game. C.A TV series. 20.What will the speaker do next? A.Ask a few questions. B.Play a piece of music. C.Introduce a rock band. (三) 17.What does the speaker mainly talk about? A. Culture. B.Language. C.Transport. 18. What can we know about Isabella's experiences in the US? A.She bought a car. B. She tends to carry no cash. C.She pays less for her phone bill. 19. What does Isabella tend to talk about with her friends in the US? A.Mobile payment. B. Anything she wanted. C. Public Transportation 20.How many experiences does Isabella share? A.2. B.3 C. 4 答案 (一)BCA (二)CAB (三) ABBC 听力原文 (一) Beyond Borders International Festival, BBIF for short,is back for its 13th year on the 26th-27th August! Please come and join us for a weekend full of books, topical debates,wonderful conversations, walks, talks, art, music and dance in the surroundings of Traquair House. This festival brings the world to the beautiful Scottish Borders! The programme will be launched in late June, so stay tuned and get to know the information in time. The events have been hosted by London School of Economics, Summerhall, and the Edinburgh International Book Festival. For the past years, Beyond Borders has been active in creating a platform for literature, culture and diplomacy in Scotland. Previous years have included everything from a prize-winning exhibition supported by The New York Times to fascinating group discussions with Monica McWilliams,co-founder of the Northern Irish Women's Coalition, world-famous author William Dalrymple and UN special representative Michael Keating. To learn more, visit our website to watch highlights and videos from the Beyond Borders International Festival (二) Hi,I'm Jack. On today's program, we're going to take a look at music in our life. According to some recent re-search, the average person in Britain listens to around 3,500 songs a year. And in the case of young adults aged between 18 and 24, that figure is more than 6,000. So mu-sic is all around us-in shops, restaurants and gyms. Now,if you like playing video games, you may find different background music for the games. So someone's job is to create music for the games. Emma is one of them. She is working on games like War World and Legend of Earth,which are played by lots of people. Video game music is also played on the radio. On the station Classic FM, there's a very popular, one-hour program which plays music from the games. Its name is High Score. The program is a huge success. Now, on this program, before we go on, you're going to hear a piece of jazz from somebody we all normally associate with rock music, and I want you to decide who it is we're listening to (三) W: [17] Hi, I’m Isabella. I’d like to share with you my embarrassing experiences after I got back home in the States. [20]① First, [18] I found myself always without cash. In China, people always carry a phone and pay by phone, as it’s almost a cashless country. People use digital payments, like Alipay and WeChat Pay. In the States, I kept forgetting that not everywhere accepts mobile payments, and I often found myself without any cash on hand. [20]② Second, I forgot that other people could speak English. I know it’s a terrible habit, but I really did develop the habit of talking about whatever I wanted with my English-speaking friends. [20]③ Third, I felt angry at the price of my phone bill. Really, America? Why does phone service cost so much? [20]④ Finally, [19] I hated the absence of public transportation. This one really did kill me. I LOVE China’s public transportation system. I could live here for 10 years and never buy a car and still get everywhere I needed to go. This summer I kept having to ask people for rides. It was terribly annoying. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$nullnull