2022届【宝山区】高三英语一模听力

【试题】
I.  Listening  Comprehension 
Section A
Directions: In Section A, you will hear ten short conversations between two speakers. At the end of each conversation, a 
question will be asked about what was said. The conversations and the questions will be spoken only once. After you 
hear a conversation and the question about it, read the four possible answers on your paper, and decide which one is the 
best answer to the question you have heard.
B.  Discussing  a  kitchen design.
1. A.  Cleaning the  kitchen.
C. Trying  to  draw  a map  of  dinning.                                    D.  Painting  the dining  room.
2. A.  Study  a computer  program. 
C. Assemble  a computer.
3. A.  It  is  faster  to  go  to  New York by  train. 
B.  It  is  not  always  cheaper  going  by bus.
B. Check their computer files. 
D. Make some computation.
C.  It  is  more  comfortable  and  convenient to  take  a bus.
D. It  is  worth  the  money  taking  a  train  to  New York.
4. A. The  woman  thinks  highly  of the  speaker.
B. The  woman  has  known  the  speaker  for  a long  time.
C. The  man had  difficulty  understanding the  lecture.
D. The  man  is  making  a comment  about nothing.
5. A.  She  has not  read the  news  on the  Net.                     

B.  She  has  every  confidence  in  Susan. 
C.  She  is  not as  bright  and  diligent  as Susan.        

D.  She  is  a  little  bit  surprised at  the  news.
6. A.  Get  a new  bus  schedule.
C.  Go and ask  the  ticket  seller.
B.  Read  the  notice on  the window. 
D.  Board  the bus  to  Cleveland.
7. A.  Jane wore  the  overcoat  last  week.                                   

B.  Jane’s  sister  is  in the  same  class  as  the  man.
C.  Jane missed  her  class last  week.
D.  Jane’s overcoat is as fashionable as her sister’s.
8. A.  He was  fifteen  when  he  took over  the  company.
B.  He is  making  plans  to  expand his  operation.
C.  He is  a very  successful businessman.
D. He  has  changed  his  business  strategy.
9. A. The man and the woman are working on a joint project.
B. The  woman  is  going  to  make  her  topic more  focused.
C.  It  took a  lot  of  time  to  get  the  man  on  the  right  track.
D. One  should choose a  broad topic  for  a  research paper.
10. A.  Children  should  play sports  at  least  once a  week.
B. The  woman’s  kids  can play  football  with  his son.
C.  Many  children  feel  bored when left  alone.
D. The  woman’s  sons  might  enjoy team  sports.

Section  B
Questions  11 through  13 are based  on the  following  passage.
11. A. To start  off as  a  listener. 
C. To learn and  listen  quietly.
B. To speak  right  away. 
D. To talk  about  their  lives.
12. A. They can  hear and appreciate interesting  videos.
B. They can  drop their  worries  and problems.
C.  It  can  help people  make  more  online friends.
D. They  can enjoy  the safe  space  for expression.
13. A. To enable  the users  to enjoy more  freedom  to say  anything.
B. To find  a way  to  track  discussions and protect  users.
C. To provide  a  space for  hateful speeches  and  false  statements.
D. To tell  whether  the  impact  of  the app is  helpful or  harmful.
Questions  14  through  16 are based  on  the  following  passage.
14. A.  Every  action  leads to  a  result.
B.  Making  a  big  decision quietly.
C. Asking  peers  for helpful  advice.                                    

D.  Sharing  your  confidence  proudly.
15. A. To define the  problem you’re  scared of.            

B. To brainstorm  others’ comments. 
C. To decide what  is  right  for  you.                                      

D. To postpone taking  action.
16. A. What  factors  involved  in  making  a bad decision.
B.  How  to  make  good  decisions  and avoid  bad ones.
C. Why people  usually hesitate  to  make  decisions.
D.  How  many steps  to  be  taken  before making  decisions.
Questions  17  through  20 are based  on  the  following  conversation.
17. A.  Seeing  a  movie. 

B. The best  study  spot. 
C. A coffee shop.

D. A school  library.
18. A. Books in the library make him anxious.
B. Hardworking students are his favorite scenery.
C. The  silence of  library  helps  him  concentrate.
D. He feels the anxiety of studying at the library.
19. A. A coffee shop helps her  relax.

B. Too much coffee makes  her feel  sick.
C.  Drinking  coffee fails  to keep  her  alert.                

D. A bit  of  background noise  affects  her.
20. A. To give  up their  noise-canceling  headphones.
B. To drink coffee while  they  study  together.
C. To be equipped  with  comfortable  chairs.
D. To exchange  their  places for  the  better  one.


【原文】
I.  Listening  Comprehension 
1.  M: As  you  can  see  from  the  drawings,  the  kitchen  has  one  door  into  the  dining  room,  another  into  the  family  room  and 
a third  to  the  outside.
W: The  door  into  the  family  room isn’t  big  enough.  Could  it  be made wider? 
Q: What  are  the  speakers  doing?
2. W: Have  you  ever  put  a  computer  together  before?
M:  No,  never. But  I  think  if  we follow  these instructions  exactly, we  won’t  have  much  trouble. 
Q: What  are  the  speakers  going  to  do?
3. W: Taking a  bus  to  New York is  cheaper  than  going  by train.
M: That’s  true. But  I’d rather  pay a  little  more  for  the  added comfort  and  convenience. 
Q: What  does  the  man  mean?
4.  M: What  a  boring speaker!  I could  hardly stay  awake.
W: Well, I  don’t  know. In  fact,  I  think  it’s been a  long time  since  I’ve  heard  anyone as  good. 
Q: What  do  we  learn  from the  conversation?
5.  M:  Have  you  read the  news  on the  Campus  Net?  Susan  has won  the scholarship  for  next  year.
W: I  knew  she would  from  the very  beginning.  She  a brilliant  and diligent  girl!  She  certainly deserves  it. 
Q: What  does  the  woman  mean?
6. W: This  crazy  bus  schedule  has got  me  completely confused.  I  can’t  figure  out  when my  bus to  Cleveland  leaves. 
M: Why  don’t  you  just  to  the  ticket  window  and ask?
Q: What  does  the  man  suggest  the woman  do?
7.  M: This  is  a fashionable overcoat.  I  saw  you  wearing it  last  week,  didn’t  I? 
W: Oh,  that  wasn’t  me. That  was  my  sister  Jane.  She’s  in  your  class. 
Q: What  does  the  woman  mean?
8. W: How  long  have  you  been running this  company?
M:  Fifteen  years  if  you  can believe  that.  I  bought  it  from  a  small  operation  to  what it  is  today. 
Q: What  do  we  learn  about  the  man?
9.  M: You are  on the  right  track.  I  just  think  you  need to  narrow  the topic  down.
W: Yeah,  you’re  right.  I  always  start  by choosing  too broad a  topic  when I’m doing  a research  paper. 
Q: What  do  we  learn  from the  conversation?
10. W: My  boys  are always  complaining  that  they’re  bored.
M:  Why  don’t  you  get  them  into  some  team  sports?  My  son  and  daughter  play  football  every  Saturday. And  they  both
look forward  to  it  all  week.
Q: What  does  the  man  mean? 

Section  B
Questions  11  through 13  are based  on the  following  passage.
Clubhouse is the latest app that is taking the world by storm. It consists of rooms where people talk about set topics over audio only. You start off as a listener, so you aren’t able to speak right away. But sometimes the best way to learn is to slow down and just listen. Then you can quietly consider what people say about their work, lives and experiences. You just might discover something new.
These days people have more online friends than ever yet are still lonely. Clubhouse stands out from other apps in the way it helps users engage with others. They can laugh over common interests or have deep discussions. They can feel heard and appreciated. Without video, they can even drop some of their insecurities and say what they’re feeling.
Yet with this safe space for expression, problems can occur, too. In a place where you can say anything, some don’t use their freedom rightly. Hateful speech and false statements have become a problem as Clubhouse's membership has grown. Moving forward, it is important for Clubhouse to find a way to track discussions and protect users.This  app will  likely  continue  to have  a  great  impact.  Only time  will  tell  whether that  impact  is  helpful or  harmful. 

(Now  listen  again please.)
11. Which  of the  following  is  allowed after the  users  join Clubhouse?
12. Why  is  Clubhouse  popular with its  users?
13. What  improvement  does  Clubhouse  need  to  make  according  to  the  speaker?
Questions 14  through 16  are based  on the  following  passage.
One of  the best  skills  you  can  learn in  life  is  how  to make  good  decisions. Why?  Because  bad decisions  lead to  disappointment  and  pain. Good decisions,  on the  other  hand, make  you  feel  happy and successful.
So   what   factors   go   into   making   a   good   decision?  There   are   three   to   consider.  First,   you   need   to   realize   that   every action has a consequence. You shouldn’t make a big decision quickly. Second, talk to others, especially those who are older and wiser than you. They can give you helpful advice. And finally, check your conscience. Be sure that you can feel proud of the decision you are going to make.
When  it  comes  to  decisions,  many  people  hesitate  to  make  them.  They  may  be  scared  of  making  a  mistake.  They  may be afraid  of  what  other people  will  think of  their  choice.  If  you  need help  making  a  decision, use the  following  four  steps.
First,   you   need   to   define   the   problem   you   are   facing.   The   next   step   is   to   think   carefully   about   the   decision   and brainstorm  your  choices.  Third,  you  have  to  determine  what  is  right  for  you. And  finally,  act  on  your  decision  as  soon  as possible.
(Now  listen  again please.) 
Questions:
14. What  does  the  speaker say about  factors  to consider when  making  a good decision?
15. What  does  the  speaker advise  you to  do  when  you need  help  making  a decision?
16. What’s  the  speaker mainly  talking  about?
Questions 17  through  20 are based  on the  following  conversation. 
M:  Hey, Celia,  do you  want  to  go  see a  movie  tomorrow?
W:  Sorry, Ian, I  can’t.  I  have  a lot  of  studying  to  do, so I’ll  be  at  the  Comfort  Cafe  all  day.
M:  Hey! Why  don’t  you  come  study with  me  at  the  library? You know-  near the  books  and other  hardworking  students?
W:  I don’t  like  studying  at  the  library. My  favorite  place  to  study is  at  a  coffee shop.
M:  Why?  You  can’t  concentrate  in  a  coffee  shop.  People  are  always  walking  in  and  out,  and  the  coffee  machine  is  so 
loud!  Plus  there are  always  people  talking!
W:  People  are  usually  pretty  respectful  at  the  Comfort  Cafe.  Besides,  I  like  having  a  little  bit  of  background  noise  when  I 
study. The  library  is  too quiet.
M: I don’t think it’s possible for a study spot to be too quiet. When I’m studying, total silence is what helps me
concentrate.
W:  Coffee is  what  helps  me  concentrate.  Drinking  coffee keeps  me  alert,  and it  also  improves  my  memory. 
M: Too much  coffee makes  me  feel  sick  and anxious.
W:  Studying at  the  library  makes  me  anxious.  I  can  just  feel  the  anxiety  of  all  the  students  studying  for  tests. 
M: That  doesn’t  affect  me.
W:  Well,  it  does  affect  me.  The  relaxed  atmosphere  of  a  coffee  shop  helps  me  relax.  A  change  of  scenery  really  helps when  you  have  a lot  to  do.
M: That’s  why  I like  the library. Books  are  my  favorite  scenery!
W:  Coffee  machines  and  comfortable  chairs  are  my  favorite  scenery. As  soon  as  I  smell  the  coffee,  I  know  it’s  going  to be  a productive  day.
M: I have an idea. Next time I have an exam, I’ll try studying in a coffee shop. And you can give the library another shot. Then  we’ll  know  which one  is  better.
W: Well,  I  guess  I  can try  it. As  long  as I  can  take  a  cup of  coffee with  me! 
M: And  I’II  take  my  noise-canceling  headphones to  the  coffee shop! 
(Now  listen  again please.)
Questions:
17. What  are the  two  speakers  mainly  talking  about?
18. What  does  the  man  say  about  his  favorite  place?
19. What  does  the  woman  say  about  her favorite  place?
20. What  are they  going  to  do  according  to  their agreement?