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1、1留基委听力考试留基委听力考试 10 年年 7 月原文月原文Section 2, Part A M: Good morning. Can I help you, Madam? W: Yes, Ive just come off the last flight, but I couldnt find my luggage. Its not on that baggage conveyer. M: I see. Please dont worry; Ill try to find it as soon as possible. May I have your name, please? W: My
2、 name is Jane McCarthy. M: Could you spell your name, please? W: J-A-N-E, Jane, M-C, capital C-A-R-T-H-Y, McCarthy. M: J-A-N-E, M-C, capital C-A-R-T-H-Y, right? W: Yes. M: Thank you. And where did you fly from? W: From Norfic International. M: Whats your flight number? W: American Airlines AA1354. M
3、: Have you got your baggage claim ticket? W: Yes. Here you are. M: Now, would you please describe your luggage to me? What kind of luggage is it? W: Its a suitcase, a big suitcase. M: How big? W: About 80 centimeters long, I think. M: Could you give me some details, please? W: Well, its a rather nic
4、e suitcase I always carry with me when I travel. Its got one handle, and you can lock it in the front on both sides. M: What its made of? W: Pardon? M: Can you remember what material your suitcase is made of? Nylon, leather, or anything else? W: Leather, genuine leather. M: What color? W: Dark blue.
5、 M: Any wheels? W: Oh, yes. There are 4 wheels. M: Have you got anything inside it that you can identify them? W: My clothes and the things you usually take when you travel. Oh, yes, my notebook is in it. Its got my name in the front. M: That would help. Would you leave your telephone number so that
6、 we can contact you when we find your suitcase? W: My mobile phone number is 18926458730. M: 18926458730, thats all. Im sorry for your inconvenience, but Ill do my best. W: Thank you. M: You are welcome. Section 2, Part B2Now listen to the news from BBC World Service. As you listen, write T for the
7、correct statement and F for the incorrect statement. You will listen to the news ONCE only. You now have 30 SECONDS to read questions 16 to 20.pause 30 secondstoneBBC World Service. Now the headlines.A rebel Chechen leader says his group was responsible for the suicide bombings on the Moscow metro o
8、n Monday which killed almost 40 people. He says therell be more attacks on Russian cities. In a new attack, two suicide bombers in the North Caucasus region of Dagestan have killed at least 12 people including several police.At least 20 people have been killed in north-eastern Peru after heavy rains
9、 sparked a mudslide that engulfed a small village, officials have said. The mudslide struck the village in the Huanuco region. At least another 25 people are reportedly missing. The US has announced that it will begin profiling US-bound passengers to determine who should get extra screening. The scr
10、eening will take into account characteristics like nationality, age, recently visited countries and partial names. Victims of abuse by Catholic priests and Jewish groups have condemned the Popes personal preacher 传教士 for comparing criticism of the Pope to anti-Semitism反犹太主义. President Obama has anno
11、unced plans to open large areas of the Americas offshore waters to oil and gas extraction. Hes ending a long-standing ban on drilling along the Atlantic coast in parts of the Gulf of Mexico and off northern Alaska. 3British and Canadian scientists say they have identified a potential treatment for s
12、leeping sickness which kills about 50,000 people a year in Africa. The scientists at the University of Dundee in Scotland were funded to research diseases neglected by major pharmaceutical companies.You now have 30 SECONDS to check your answers.pause 30 secondsSection 3You are going to hear an inter
13、view on jet lag problems. As you listen, complete the following statements by writing NO MORE THAN THREE WORDS for each answer. You will listen to this part TWICE.You now have 60 SECONDS to read questions 21 to 30.pause 60 secondstoneW: As more and more of us take to the air, and more and more of us
14、 travel to faraway places, the problem of jet lag has become part of many peoples experience. Today we invite Doctor Miller, an expert on jet lag problems, to answer our questions. Firstly, what do we know about jet lag, Doctor Mill?M: Jet lag is the result of your physical and mental faculties lite
15、rally lagging behind those of people living in the country youre visiting. When you travel across a number of time zones, your body clock will not keep up the same time as your destination time, as it experiences daylight and darkness contrary to the rhythms to which it has grown accustomed. For exa
16、mple, when you fly east, your body clock will be lagging behind the time，so it is called “jet lag”. On the other hand, when you fly west, youll be ahead of the time, so “jet lead” might be more appropriate. Either way, youre unlikely to be at your best when you land, because your bodys natural pattern is upset, 4as the rhythms that dictate times for eating, sleeping, hormone regulation and body temperature variations no longer correspond to th
