重庆市育才中学校2024-2025学年高三上学期12月月考英语试题听力原文

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1．

W: I can’t keep up with all this work.

M: What’s the problem?

W: My professor keeps giving us more and more chapters to read. I can’t possibly get

through it and do the assignments.

2．

M: Please, don’t carry your backpack round the museum.

W: Oh, sorry. I left all my school papers somewhere in a blue box. And I can’t find them.

M: Which rooms have you been in?

W: Well, first, I went to that one where all the jackets and things are … Ah, that’s where it

is!

3．

M: What did you think of the speaker’s topic?

W: Personally, I thought it was rather dry. It was like listening to someone read from a

textbook.

M: You’re right. I hope the next lecture won’t be as dull.

4．

M: Well, thanks for a pleasant evening. I really enjoyed the chicken.

W: I’m glad you like it. It’s my mother’s special recipe.

5．

M: Do you realize that automated machinery accounts for 34% of all industrial labor?

W: I hadn’t the slightest idea.

M: I’m serious. I wonder if we will need to do any work at all someday.

W: Machines will never replace manpower completely.

6~7．

M: Isn’t it a lovely day today?

W: You think so? The sun is blinding! I wish there were a few clouds in the sky.

M: Do you know what would really cool things down? A little rain!

W: But then we’d be stuck inside!

M: There’re lots of things you can do on a rainy day. Watch TV, play computer games,

cards, board games … plus, it’s good for the trees and grass.

W: I want to be outside! On a clear day you can play sports, go shopping, or have a

picnic.

M: That does sound like fun. Why don’t we go play badminton?

W: Yeah, let’s go!

8~10

M: Hi, I want to know your business hours. Does the bank open on weekends, as well?

W: We’re closed on Sundays. But on Saturdays, we open at 9 a.m. and close at 3 p. m.,

which is 2 hours earlier than weekdays.

M: Oh, okay. If I arrive at around 4:30 tomorrow afternoon, can I open a new bank

account?

W: Of course. Sometimes, it’s very crowded though.

M: And does it usually take long to open a new account?

W: It depends. Usually it takes about thirty minutes, but if you bring a downloaded

application form all filled out before the visit, it can save some time. You can download it

from our website. Oh, and you must bring some identification.

11~13

W: Hi Sam. Did you go to the college fashion show last week?

M: Hi, Emma! Yes, I did! Did you?

W: Yes, I went with some friends, but I didn’t see you there. Did you go alone?

M: I was going to go with a friend from college, but he was busy, so I went with my

cousin Anna. She’s studying fashion design at university.

W: When did you go? We were there on Sunday.

M: We actually went twice, once on Friday afternoon and then again on Saturday for the

costume show.

W: I missed that one. The children’s fashion show was interesting, but I didn’t like the

sports clothes one. My friend Melissa didn’t like it, either. She said it was boring.

M: That was Anna’s opinion, too, but I thought all the shows were brilliant.

14~16

M: I’m with Ella Fletcher, who’s currently working as a lighting technician at a theatre.

Ella, welcome. What attracted you to this job?

W: Well, I’ve always been interested in brightly-colored light shows, like the ones you see

at rock concerts. I’ve always been keen on fireworks displays too. But I think a play I

went to ages ago was the original inspiration — the memory of the amazing lighting they

used has stayed with me.

M: So what do theatre lighting technicians do, exactly?

W: Well, our theatre director once said many people think we just turn the lights on and

off at the beginning and end of a performance. In fact, lighting technicians really help the

audience to get what’s happening on the stage during a play.

M: You started getting involved with stage lighting at school, didn’t you?

W: I did. For the first play I helped with, I drew up a really detailed plan for the play

lighting. My teacher was impressed — but then politely pointed out the play was actually

set during the day, so no darkness was required!

17~20

M: Good morning and welcome to our conference on the toy industry. I’d like to start

by saying a few words about what you can expect from the conference, since some of the

details on the original plan have changed. After the introduction by Sally Connor, Kenji

Nakamura will give a talk. That’s from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. He will tell you about the

most recent developments in the toy industry in Japan and will show a short film. This

will be followed by the question part. Then at 12:00, we’ll have a break for lunch. This

will be a buffet meal, served in Victoria Hall, which is on the opposite side of the

building, next to the library. After lunch, we’ll return here for Toys in Britain: Success and

Failure. This talk will be given by Robert Price who, as you know, is the owner of a chain

of over 200 toy shops in the UK. The next talk What’s Next for Toys? will take place

immediately after this, at 3:30. This will be given by Sarah Smith, who is, of course, our

Sales Manager. Sarah’s talk will finish at 5 p.m. After that, tea and juice will be served in

the Green Room, which is on the first floor. Please join us there and …

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