大学英语四级听力20天

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1. A. How long can I keep this out?

B. Two weeks, then you will be fined for each day they are overdue.

Q. Where does this conversation probably take place?

2. A. Could you help my car ready at half past four, please?

B. All right, the damage is not great.

Q. Where did this conversation probably take place?

3.

A.

I’d

appreciate

it

if

you

would

send

a

copy

of

my

transcript

to

State

University

as soon as possible.

B. All right, Dr. Smith. But I must charge you 4 dollars as our usual fee.

Q. Where did this conversation probably take place?

4. A. What time will we be arriving in Beijing?

B. We expect to be arriving at the airport around seven forty.

Q. Where is the conversation probably taking place?

5. A. Let’s stop in here to eat. The m

enu looks good to me.

B. Fine. Any place has to have better food than the student’s cafeteria.

Q. Where are they probably going?

6.

A.

I’m

going

to

the

museum

Sunday

afternoon.

There

is

a

new

exhibition

of

Indian

art from Arizona and New Mexico. Will you go with me?

B. I’d love to, but my best friend is getting married on Sunday and I wouldn’t

miss it for anything.

Q. Where is the man going on Sunday afternoon?

7. A. Excuse me, I’m looking for the textbooks for Prof. Peterson’s course.

B.

I’m

afraid

they’re

out

of

stock

now.

You’ll

have

to

order

them,

and

it

will

take 3 weeks for the publisher to mail them to us.

Q. Where did this conversation probably take place?

8.

A.

I’m

sorry,

sir.

You’ll

have

to

come

with

us.

Mirrors

and

hidden

cameras

have

detected what you have done. Leave the merchandise here.

B. I’ll come along, but I assure you that I can prove my innocence.

Q. Where did this conversation most likely take place?

9. A. Are you glad that you came to Washington?

B. Yes, indeed. I’d considered going to New York or Boston, but I’ve never

regretted my decision.

Q. Where is the woman probably living?

10. A. Oh, my God! It’s already half past and I haven’t finished typing these

business letters.

B. Your watch must be half an hour fast.

It’s five o’clock now, and you still

have one good hour to do them.

Q. Where does the conversation probably take place?

11. A. Good morning, Miss. Can I help you?

B.

Yes,

I’m

leaving

today.

Can

I

have

my

bill

settled,

please?

My

name

is

Marry

Taylor and my room number is 708.

Q. Where does this conversation most likely take place?