听力训练：大学英语四级听力训练十endCET4考试

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　　Directions:In this section, you will hear 10 short conversations. At the end of each conversation, a question will be asked about what was said. Both the conversation and the question will be spoken only once. After each question there will be a pause. During the pause, you must read the four choices marked A), B), C) and D), and decide which is the best answer. Then mark the corresponding letter on the Answer Sheet with a single line through the center.
Section A Conversations（对话）
　　 1.
　　 A) At home.
　　 B) At a restaurant.
　　 C) At a post office.
　　 D) At a store.
　　 2.
　　 A) She likes neither hot weather nor cold weather.
　　 B) She likes hot weather better than cold weather.
　　 C) She likes cold weather better than hot weather.
　　 D) She likes cold weather just as much as hot weather.
　　 3.
　　 A) Her customer
　　 B) Her boss
　　 C) Her doctor
　　 D) Her teacher
　　 4.
　　 A) By train
　　 B) By plane
　　 C) By bus
　　 D) By car
　　 5.
　　 A) He considers half a days work too long.
　　 B) He doesnt want to work on Friday afternoon.
　　 C) He would like to stop the work.
　　 D) He wants to work again tomorrow.
　　 6.
　　 A) The man can find work in the library.
　　 B) She cant help the man because shes working.
　　 C) She can work without air conditioning.
　　 D) The man can do his work elsewhere.
　　 7.
　　 A) The exam should last longer.
　　 B) The exam can definitely tell how well you have studied.
　　 C) The exam system rather than the woman herself is to blame.
　　 D) The woman shouldnt take the exam since its not a good one.
　　 8.
　　 A) She wants someone to talk to.
　　 B) She doesnt want to be disturbed, either.
　　 C) She doesnt mind talking to Alan.
　　 D) Shell sit through the whole movie.
　　 9.
　　 A) A stormy ocean.
　　 B) Calm water.
　　 C) Coarse sand.
　　 D) Being sad.
　　 10.
　　 A) She thinks the lecturers talk irrelevant to the issue.
　　 B) She thinks the lecturer has failed to touch the essentials of the issue.
　　 C) She thinks the lecture lacks climax.
　　 D) She thinks the lecturer has left out a point.