高二英语学习辅导报第四期参考答案及详解

　　W: I was helping my mother clean the house all morning, and my phone was recharging.

　　Q: What was the woman doing yesterday morning?

　　5

　　M: Hi, Jenny! You’ve finally come back. How were your ten days in India?

　　W: Not as interesting and fun as I’d expected. Also, I couldn’t get used to the food there.

　　Q: What does the woman think her trip to India was like?

　　6

　　W: What did you think of the play last night? Was it interesting?

　　M: No, it was really boring.

　　Q: What did the man think the play was like?

　　7

　　W: If I were you, I would have accepted the job.

　　M: I turned down the offer because I don’t like going on lots of business trips. I think it’s terrible.

　　Q: Why did the man refuse the job?

　　8

　　W: Excuse me. Does this subway go to the Red Star Museum?

　　M: I am afraid not. You’d better take Line 10 and get off at the Linshui stop.

　　Q: How will the woman probably go to the museum?

　　9

　　W: Did you watch the morning news on CCTV about the big fire that broke out in a factory?

　　M: Yes, I did. It was really shocking.

　　Q: What are the speakers talking about?

　　10

　　W: I like these hats. What do you think of them?

　　M: You don’t have enough money for all of them, do you?

　　Q:  What does the man mean?

　　11-13

　　Halloween is a fun time for children in the United States. Its origins date back hundreds of years, but today, children celebrate this day by dressing up in scary and humorous costumes, going to Halloween parties, and going door-to-door, playing trick or treat. When children play trick or treat, they go from house to house, carrying a bag or another container, and they knock on doors to ask for treats. The treats are usually candy, and the children say that if they aren’t given a treat, they will play a trick on the person. It is a carefree time, but parents still need to teach their children to be safe. Generally speaking, children are encouraged to visit the houses of people they know, and children and parents should carefully inspect the candy they receive to make sure it is safe to eat. Also, it is a good idea to carry a flashlight so that you can see your way around when it gets dark.

　　Questions:

　　11. What kind of costumes do the children dress up on Halloween?

　　12. What do the children usually ask for on Halloween’s evening?

　　13. What will the children do if they are not given anything?

　　14-16

　　Most libraries have two golden rules: no eating and no talking. Clearly, these are both very reasonable. Without them, students would be unable to concentrate on their books.

　　But the no-eating, no-talking rule is nowhere near as clear-cut as it might seem.

　　Moderation is the key when it comes to food. But I don’t think it is right to eat a packet of potato chips while you are studying.

　　A classmate once sat down next to me, took out several containers filled with hot food from his bag, opened a can of energy drink and began to watch The King’s Speech on his laptop.

　　When it comes to the rules on talking, I’m almost as angry as the librarians. As a law student, I’ve had to study some pretty dry subject matter. It is terrible when some girls are having a noisy discussion next to you. Even whispering can be distracting!

　　When your phone rings in the library, the standard practice is to go to the nearest exit using a strange, half-run, half-walk movement. Anyone who answers the phone and has a conversation in the library becomes very unpopular.

　　Questions:

　　14. What are the two golden rules in most libraries?

　　15. What does one of the speaker’s classmates do one day in the library?

　　16. How does the speaker feel about talking in the library?

　　17-20

　　M: How many subjects do you have at school, Alan?

　　W: I have seven subjects.

　　M: Which is your favorite?

　　W: I like science best.

　　M: Science? That’s a surprise.

　　W: Surprise?

　　M: I thought you would like art. The pictures you drew are beautiful.

　　W: I do like art, but I am more interested in science. I can learn more about the world around us.

　　M: Your parents must be happy about that, because they hope you will be a scientist.

　　W: Yes, they are.

　　21-24

　　M: Hi, Laura, this is Mike. I am calling to ask if you want to go climbing with Alvin and I.

　　W: Climbing? Sounds great! When?

　　M: This Sunday. Will you be free?

　　W: Let me see! My little sister has to take an exam. I have been helping her with her studies recently. But she is very clever. She will take the exam on Saturday. And I will have enough time after that.

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