【期末高分题集】[北京语言大学]《高级听力(Ⅱ)》考核必备80

奥鹏期末考核

90199–《高级听力(Ⅱ)》2022年北京语言大学期末复习题集

单选题：
（1）第二次作业问题3
A.She eats less now.
B.She doesn’t eat special food now.
C.She is used to eating less.
D.She wants to eat special food now.
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（2）第二次作业问题5
奥鹏期末考核A.I don’t know how to get to the Grand Theater.
B.I don’t know if the Grand Theater is near here.
C.I enjoy seeing movies.
D.I often go to the Grand Theater.
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（3）第三次作业问题A6
A.I paid 280 dollars for the coat.
B.I paid 218 dollars for the coat.
C.I paid 140 dollars for the coat.
D.I paid 80 dollars for the coat.
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（4）第四次作业问题10
A.The same to you
B.See you.
C.Take care
D.So long.
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（5）第四次作业问题5
A.Not at all.
B.It doesnt matter.
C.Its a pleasure.
D.You are welcome
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（6）第二次作业问题8
A.Tom’s success surprised me most.
B.I knew that Tom was going to win.
C.No one was surprised when Tom won.
D.I didn’t expect Tom to win the prize.
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（7）第三次作业问题B9
A.How was the potluck supper?
B.We had a potluck together.
C.I’d like you to come for our potluck supper.
D.What will you bring for the potluck supper?
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（8）第三次作业问题A10
A.Twelve students took the exam.
B.Forty students passed the exam.
C.Twelve students failed the exam.
D.Twenty-eight students failed the exam.
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（9）第三次作业问题B6
A.I don’t mind turning down the radio.
B.Please turn down the radio.
C.Do you mind if I turn down the radio?
D.Please don’t turn down the radio.
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（10）第一次作业问题6
A.I don’t think laziness is bad.
B.I think laziness is the worst thing in the world.
C.I think there is something worse than laziness.
D.Nothing is bad except laziness, I think.
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（11）第三次作业问题B1
A.John came at 8:45.
B.John came at 8:50.
C.John came at 7:45.
D.John came at 9:20.
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（12）第一次作业问题2
A.I did my homework slowly.
B.I finished my homework quicker than usual.
C.I usually spent little time on my homework.
D.I seldom spent much time doing my homework.
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（13）第三次作业问题B8
A.After it snowed, Jim washed his car.
B.Jim was unable to wash his car because it was snowing.
C.It began to snow right after Jim washed his car.
D.Jim had to wash his car in the snow.
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（14）第三次作业问题A4（作业音频请到课程公告里下载）
A.Her vacation lasted two weeks.
B.Her vacation lasted three weeks.
C.Her vacation lasted four weeks.
D.Her vacation lasted five weeks.
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（15）第二次作业问题10（作业音频请到课程公告处下载）
A.My father has enjoyed good health recently.
B.My father’s health has never been so good.
C.My father has been ill for a long time.
D.My father has been ill these days.
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阅读理解：
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DIALOG.
Choose the best answer for each of the questions.
第1小题
Which one does not the man use to protect his computer?
第2小题
What does not the man often use his computer for?
第3小题
Which of the following statements is NOT true?
第4小题

第5小题

选项：
A.Anti-Virus Program
选项：
B.Anti-Spy Program
选项：
C.Firewall
选项：
D.Word Processing Program
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（2）【您的浏览器过低，暂不支持音频播放。】TRUE OR FALSE QUESTIONS.
第1小题
News consumption online increased 70 percent last year from the year before.
第2小题
More people get news online than in newspapers according to the report.
第3小题
The growth of local TV news was largely responsible for the death of evening newspapers according to project director Tom Rosenstiel.
第4小题
In January, 17 percent of Americans owned electronic tablets.
第5小题
The project said online ad revenue was expected to surpass print newspaper ad revenue.

选项：
A.TRUE
选项：
B.FALSE
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TRUE OR FALSE QUESTIONS.
第1小题
Most parents believe social networks are not doing a good job of protecting kids' online privacy.
第2小题
Ninety percent of parents said they are concerned that children share too much information online.
第3小题
Most parents said search engines and social networking sites should be able to share the physical location of children with other companies.
第4小题
The poll results present a clear divide between the industry's view of privacy and the opinion of parents and kids.
第5小题
The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 2 percentage points.

选项：
A.TRUE
选项：
B.FALSE
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（4）PASSAGE
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第1小题
What is the concern of ordinary people about the greenhouse effect?
第2小题
What has happened since the end of the ice age?
第3小题
What will be a possible threat to plants in the future?
第4小题
What will probably happen to the endangered species?
第5小题

选项：
A.Whether it can be detected and checked.
选项：
B.Whether it will lead to widespread food shortage.
选项：
C.Whether global warming will speed up in the future.
选项：
D.Whether it will affect their own lives.
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完形填空：
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（4）PASSAGE
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简答题：
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（2）DICTATION
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（3）DICTATION

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完型填空：
（1）TRUE OR FALSE

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##In a job interview, it is all right if you wear a too elaborate or too casual tie.
##Clothes that are too elaborate, too colorful, and too expensive may suggest you are snobbish or flavorless.
##The saying that clothes make a man is true, according to the passage.
##Your speech can reflect your qualities in a job interview.
##In a job interview, it is not important whether your answers are practical.

A.TRUE
B.FALSE
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（2）TRUE OR FALSE

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##Guangzhou will follow in Beijing's footsteps to deal with heavy traffic.
##Guangzhou is constructing new roads, and its construction speed is enough to keep up with the speed of vehicle increase.
##Media outlets and residents believe that the lack of restrictions on cars after the Asian Games is only temporary and new restrictions are on the way in Guangzhou.
##Many experts agree that Guangzhou needs to focus more on policies aimed at keeping residential vehicles outside of the center of the city.
##Despite this claim by experts, the voices of citizens critical of the abundance of governmental cars continue to grow louder.

A.TRUE
B.FALSE
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（3）TRUE OR FALSE

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##The study showed people who keep fit are up to nine years biologically younger than those who do not.
##2,400 twins were studies in the survey.
##Many studies have shown telomeres get longer over time.
##Exercise can lower the risk of a range of problems such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer.
##"It is not just walking around the block. It is working up a sweat," said Tim Spector in a television interview.

A.TRUE
B.FALSE
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（4）TRUE OR FALSE

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##News consumption online increased 70 percent last year from the year before.
##More people get news online than in newspapers according to the report.
##The growth of local TV news was largely responsible for the death of evening newspapers according to project director Tom Rosenstiel.
##In January, 17 percent of Americans owned electronic tablets.
##The project said online ad revenue was expected to surpass print newspaper ad revenue.

A.TRUE
B.FALSE
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