2018年广东省高考英语听说模拟考试题1

PART A Reading AloudEighty percent of plants on earth have flowers. Flowers have just one role:to enable the plant to produce offspring. Color, perfume, nectar and shape all act to make a flower irresistible. Sunflowers grow to face the rising sun. The warmth of the rays speeds the production of nectar and this lures pollinators. One after another, hundreds of individual florets produce pollen-covered stamens. And like most flowers, sunflowers establish a close relationship with animals in order to ensure their reproduction. As these bees busily feed on nectar, they unwittingly brush against the stamens, collecting pollen and then carry it from flower to flower.PART B Role Play角色：你是学生。

任务：（1）和同学讨论彼此的家庭结构；（2）根据谈话内容回答其他同学的提问。

生词：only-child policy 计划生育（一孩政策）ethnic minority people 少数民族preferential 优惠的录像原文：M: Hi, Nitasha. How’s life?W: Great. My family came to visit me.M: Oh, you must be very happy. How many people are there in your family?W: My immediate family is very large. It’s my mother, my father, my two elder brothers, my younger sister and me. How are about you, Li Ning?M: I have a small family. They are my parents, my younger brother and me. My brother is five years younger than me. He is 15 years old now.W: I thought you were the only child in the family.M: No, I am not the only child in my family.下面请你用英语提出三个问题。

Please get ready to ask three questions in English.Q1: 中国不是在20世纪80年代早期实行计划生育的吗？Wasn’t the one-child policy carried out in the early 1980s in China?Wasn’t the one-child policy implemented in the early 1980s in China?Wasn’t the one-child policy put into practice in the early 1980s in China?Yes, it did. But my parents are ethnic minority people. It’s a preferential policy for a ethnic minority family to have two children.Q2: 你如何看待独生子女的家庭呢？How do you view the one-child family?What do you think of the one-child family?What is your view on the one-child family?What is your opinion on the one-child family?The child must feel very lonely. Before my younger brother was born, I used to be the only child and always dreamed that I would have a younger sister or brother one day.Q3: 你们相处得如何？How do you get on with each other?How are you getting along?How do you get along with each other?Well, we are very close. He is lovely and very smart. He always makes us laugh a lot. I feel very lucky to have such a nice family.下面请你用英语回答五个问题。

Please get ready to answer five questions in English.1. How many people are there in Nitasha’s family?Six.There are six.There are six people.There are six people in her family.There are six people in Nitasha’s family.2. How old is Li Ning now?Twenty.He is twenty.He is twenty years old.Li Ning is twenty.Li Ning is twenty years old.He is twenty now.He is twenty years old now.Li Ning is twenty now.Li Ning is twenty years old now.3. Why did Li Ning’s parents give birth to two children?Because his parents are ethnic minority people.Because Li Ning’s parents are ethnic minority people.Because they are ethnic minority people.His parents are ethnic minority people.Li Ning’s parents are ethnic minority people.They are ethnic minority people.4. What did Li Ning feel before his younger brother was born?Lonely.Very lonely.He felt lonely.He felt very lonely.Li Ning felt lonely.Li Ning felt very lonely.He felt lonely before his younger brother was born.He felt very lonely before his younger brother was born.Li Ning felt very lonely before his younger brother was born.Li Ning felt lonely before his younger brother was born.5. What does Li Ning think of his younger brother?He is lovely and very smart.His younger brother is lovely and very smart.He thinks he is lovely and very smart.Li Ning thinks he is lovely and very smart.Li Ning thinks his younger brother is lovely and very smart.He thinks his younger brother is lovely and very smart.PART C Retelling梗概：男孩买冰激凌，钱不够，女服务员感到不耐烦。

关键词：waitress 女服务员ice-cream 冰激凌afford 支付得起tip 小费look down upon 看不起In a summer afternoon, a 9-year-old boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream for himself with his own pocket money. A waitress asked him, “What do you want to buy, my boy? What about coffee? ” “No, thanks.” The boy hesitated and then asked, “How much is an ice-cream?” “ Five dollars.” The waitress answered. The boy took out his money from his pocket, put in on the table and counted it carefully. After a while, he asked, “Do you have any cheaper ice-cream?” The waitress was not patient. “Four dollars. Look, kid! I don’t know if you can afford this ice-cream, but other people are waiting for me. Please do not waste their time.” The boy counted his money again. Then said, “Then I will buy the cheap ice-cream. Here is the money. Four dollars. Thank you.” After receiving the money, the waitress came out with an ice-cream quickly. The boy sat at the table near the waitress and ate ice-cream happily. Before he went out, the waitress saw him writing something on a paper. When the waitress came back to clean the table, she saw one dollar and a piece of paper: Dear madam. The money is your tip. Thank you for your treat. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. No one has the right to look down upon anyone around.一：In an afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop. He wanted to buy ice-cream with his own pocket money. A waitress asked what he wanted to buy. He asked the waitress how much an ice-cream is. The waitress told him it was five dollars. The boy counted his own money carefully. Then he asked the waitress whether there was a cheaper ice-cream. The waitress was not patient.She said four dollars. She didn’t know whether the boy can afford the ice-cream and asked the boy to be quick. The boy counted his money again and told the waitress that he would buy the cheap ice-cream. The boy sat at the table and ate the ice-cream. After the by left, the waitress found one dollar and a piece of paper. He wrote on the paper that the one dollar was the waitress’s tip. No one has the right to look down upon anyone around.二：In a summer afternoon, a nine-year-old boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream with his own pocket money. A waitress asked what he wanted to buy. He asked the waitress the price of an ice-cream. The waitress answered that it was five dollars. The boy counted his money carefully and asked the waitress if there was a cheaper ice-cream. The waitress said there was a four-dollars one. She was not patient and didn’t know if the boy can afford the ice-cream. The boy counted his money again and told the waitress he would buy the cheap ice-cream. The boy ate the ice-cream there. Before the boy went out, the waitress saw him writing something on a paper. Later, the waitress found one dollar and a piece of paper on the table: Dear madam. The money is your tip. Thank you for your treat. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner.三：In an afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop. He wanted to buy ice-cream. A waitress asked him, “What do you want to buy, my boy? What about coffee?” He asked the waitress how much an ice-cream is. The waitress said five dollars. The boy counted his own money carefully. He asked the waitress if there was a cheaper ice-cream. The waitress was not patient. She said four dollars. She didn’t know if the boy can afford the ice-cream and told him that other people were waiting for her. The boy counted his money again and said he would buy the cheap ice-cream. The boy sat at the table and ate the ice-cream. Before the boy went out, the waitress saw him writing something on a paper. After the boy left, the waitress found one dollar and a piece of paper. He wrote on the paper that the one dollar was the waitress’s tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. Nobody has the right to look down upon others.四：In a summer afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream for himself with his own pocket money. A waitress asked what he wanted to buy. He asked the waitress how much an ice-cream is. The waitress said it was five dollars. The boy counted his money carefully and then he asked the waitress if there was a cheaper one. The waitress said there was a four-dollars one. She was not patient. She didn’t know if the boy can afford the ice-cream and told him that other people were waiting for her. The boy counted his money again and told the waitress he would buy the cheap ice-cream. The boy ate the ice-cream at the table. Before the boy went out, the waitress saw him writing something on a paper. Later, the waitress found one dollar and a piece of paper on the table, telling her that the money was her tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. No one has the right to look down upon anyone.五：In an afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream with hisown pocket money. A waitress asked him, “What do you want to buy, my boy? What about coffee? ” “No, thanks.” The boy hesitated and then asked, “How much is an ice-cream?” “ Five dollars.” The waitress answered. The boy took out his money and counted it carefully. After a while, he asked, “Do you have any cheaper ice-cream?” The waitress was not patient. “Four dollars. Other people are waiting for me. Please do not waste their time. The boy counted his money again and said he will buy the cheap ice-cream. After receiving the money, the waitress came out with an ice-cream quickly. The boy ate ice-cream happily. When the waitress came back to clean the table, she saw one dollar and a piece of paper, telling her that the money was her tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. No one has the right to look down upon anyone.六：In a summer afternoon, a 9-year-old boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream for himself with his own pocket money. A waitress asked what he wanted to buy. The boy hesitated and asked, “How much is an ice-cream?” “ Five dollars.” The boy took out his money from his pocket, put in on the table and counted it carefully. He asked, “Do you have any cheaper ice-cream?” The waitress was not patient. “Four dollars. Look, kid! I don’t know if you can afford this ice-cream, but other people are waiting for me.” The boy counted his money again and said, “Then I will buy the cheap ice-cream. Here is the money. Four dollars. Thank you.” The boy sat at the table near the waitress and ate ice-cream happily. Before he went out, the waitress saw him writing something on a paper. Later the waitress found one dollar and a piece of paper: Dear madam. The money is your tip. Thank you for your treat. No one has the right to look down upon anyone around.七：In an afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream with his own pocket money. A waitress asked what he wanted to buy. The boy asked, “How much is an ice-cream?” “Five dollars.” The waitress answered. The boy counted his money carefully. After a while, he asked, “Do you have any cheaper ice-cream?” The waitress was not patient. She didn’t know if the boy could afford the ice-cream. “Four dollars.” The boy counted his money again and said he would buy the cheap ice-cream. The boy ate ice-cream happily at the table. When the waitress came back to clean the table, she saw one dollar and a piece of paper, telling her that the money was her tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. No one has the right to look down upon anyone.八：In a summer afternoon, a 9-year-old boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully.He wanted to buy ice-cream. A waitress asked him, “What do you want to buy, my boy? What about coffee?” He hesitated and asked the waitress how much an ice-cream is. The waitress said five dollars. The boy counted his own money carefully. He asked the waitress if there was a cheaper ice-cream. The waitress was not patient. She said four dollars. She didn’t know if the boy can afford the ice-cream and told him not to waste other people’s time. The boy counted his money again and said he would buy the cheap one. The boy sat at the table and ate the ice-cream. The waitress saw him writing something on a paper. When the waitress cleaned the table, she found one dollar and apiece of paper on it. The boy wrote on the paper that the one dollar was the waitress’s tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. Nobody has the right to look down upon others.九：In an afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream with his own pocket money. A waitress asked what he wanted to buy. The boy asked how much an ice-cream is. The waitress answered that it was five dollars. The boy counted his money carefully. After a while, he asked if there was any cheaper ice-cream. The waitress was not patient. She told the boy there was four-dollars one. She didn’t know if the boy could afford the ice-cream and asked him not to waste others’ time. The boy counted his money again and said he would buy the cheap ice-cream. The boy ate ice-cream happily at the table. After the boy went out, the waitress came back to clean the table. She saw one dollar and a piece of paper, telling her that the money was her tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. No one has the right to look down upon anyone.十：In an afternoon, a boy went to an ice-cream shop joyfully. He wanted to buy ice-cream with his own pocket money. A waitress asked him, “What do you want to buy, my boy? What about coffee? ” “No, thanks.” The boy hesitated and then asked, “How much is an ice-cream?” “ Five dollars.” The waitress answered. The boy took out his money and counted it carefully. After a while, he asked, “Do you have any cheaper ice-cream?” The waitress was not patient. “Four dollars. Other people are waiting for me. Please do not waste their time. The boy counted his money again. Then said, “Then I will buy the cheap ice-cream. Here is the money. Four dollars. Thank you.” After receiving the money, the waitress came out with an ice-cream quickly. The boy ate ice-cream happily. When the waitress came back to clean the table, she saw one dollar and a piece of paper, telling her that the money was her tip. The waitress felt ashamed of her bad manner. No one has the right to look down upon anyone around.。