15年高考英语听说考试真题B录音原文与参考答案

2015年广东省高考英语听说考试真题B Part B Tapescript: W: Good morning, Dr. Brown. I’m Mary from the school newspaper. M: Good morning, Mary. What can I do for you? W: Dr. Brown, this is almost the end of the term. You know, students are struggling for their final exams. M: Yes, I see. Students are having a pretty hard time. W: Many students may suffer from this or that kind of stress. Some of them will be in bad moods sometimes. One of my roommates, Jenny, looks so anxious these days that she can’t have a good sleep. M: Yes, our mood has ups and downs. That’s quite normal. Studies show that there are more than ten ways to change a bad mood.  三问部分： Question 1: What is the most useful way to change a bad mood?/ What is the most useful way to change a bad feeling?/ What is the most useful thing to change a bad mood?/ What is the most useful thing to change a bad feeling?/ What is the most useful method to change a bad mood?/ What is the most useful method to change a bad feeling?/ What is the most effective way to change a bad mood?/ What is the most effective method to change a bad feeling? Answer 1: The first and most useful thing is doing physical exercises. Running, cycling and swimming are all good for you. You will take in more oxygen by doing these exercises. It helps to refresh you. Basically, you need to do these things for about twenty minutes, three to five times a week. Question 2: Is music helpful to change a bad mood?/ Is music helpful to change a bad feeling?/ Does music contribute to changing a bad mood?/ Does music contribute to changing a bad feeling?/ Is listening to music helpful to change a bad mood?/ Is listening to music helpful to change a bad feeling? Answer 2: Sure, if you want to use music to change your bad mood, start with music which is similar to your mood, and then change it gradually until you finish with happier music. You know what, colors can also have an influence. Question 3: How do colors affect our moods?/ How do colors influence our moods?/ How do colors affect our feelings?/ How do colors influence our feelings?/ How do colors have an influence on our moods?/ How do colors have an influence on our feelings? Answer 3: Well, dark colors sometimes will make people sad. Soft and light colors calm you down. Red will make you excited. So if you are sad, go for bright colors. And if you are angry, you may try blue.  五答部分： Question 1: What problem does Jenny suffer from?  Answer 1: She can’t have a good sleep./ She can’t sleep well. Question 2: How many ways are there to change a bad mood?  Answer 2: More than ten./ Over ten./ Above ten. Question 3: How often should we do exercise to change a bad mood?  Answer 3: Three to five times a week. Question 4: What kind of music should we start with when we are in a bad mood?  Answer 4: Music which is similar to our mood./ Music that is similar to our mood. Question 5: What color may you try if you are angry? Answer 5: Blue. Part C Tapescript: The Report Card Tom was an average student in the class. “Could do better” were usually the words at the bottom of his report card. His parents cared a lot about Tom’s marks. Whenever they read his report card, they were quite disappointed, shaking their heads. At the end of the term, the report card was to be sent home. Tom wished to find a safe place away from the disappointed faces of his parents. One morning, when Tom was still in bed, his mother rushed into his room, holding the report card in hand. “Well done, son. You are the number one in the class. You are our pride.” She gave Tom a big kiss. Tom could not believe it, so he looked at the report card carefully. Very soon, Tom found out it was Tommy’s report card, not his. The teacher had made a mistake. His mother had left busy calling all the family about the good news. Tom wondered what the right thing to do was. He thought for a while, whether to please his parents or to be an honest boy. Finally, he decided to tell his parents the truth. 参考复述： Tom never got very good grades at school. His report card was always a disappointment to his parents, and Tom felt bad when they saw his grades shaking their heads. One term, the report card was sent to his home, and Tom was lying in bed when his mother came rushing in, filled with happiness. She told Tom he’d gotten the best grades in his class. Tom couldn’t believe it. When he looked at the report card carefully, he realized that he’d been sent Tommy’s report card, not his. There had been a mistake and his mother hadn’t realized, so she was telling the whole family about his good grades. Tom wondered if he should tell them the truth, or let them think he’d really been the best student. In the end, he decided to be honest.