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英文 TOEFL 聽力練習 第 1 回

English listening practice, TOEFL, round 1 — 15 recordings, 24 questions

每一段都是母語錄音。建議先到網站聽、作答,再回來看逐字稿。

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男Do you know if the library is open late tonight?
你知道圖書館今晚有開到很晚嗎?
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女I can't believe the professor moved the deadline up.
真不敢相信教授把截止日提前了。
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男Have you decided which lab section you're signing up for?
你決定要選哪一個實驗課時段了嗎?
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女Would you mind if I borrowed your notes from Monday's lecture?
我可以借你星期一那堂課的筆記嗎?
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男The bookstore said the textbook won't arrive until next week.
書店說課本要到下週才會到。
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女Why weren't you at the study group yesterday?
你昨天為什麼沒來讀書會?
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男Are you going to apply for the summer internship?
你要申請暑期實習嗎?
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女This campus is so much bigger than I expected.
這個校園比我想像的大好多。
第 9 段 請聽一位學生和註冊組職員的對話。
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旁白Listen to a conversation between a student and an employee at the registrar's office.
請聽一位學生和註冊組職員的對話。
女Hi. I'm trying to add a course, but the online system says the class is full.
你好。我想加選一門課,可是線上系統說已經額滿了。
男Which course is it?
是哪一門課?
女Introduction to Psychology, the Wednesday evening section. I need it to graduate next spring.
心理學概論,星期三晚上那班。我明年春天畢業需要這門課。
男In that case, you can ask the professor for a permission form. If she signs it, we can add you even if the class is full.
這樣的話,你可以向教授要一張許可單。只要她簽名,就算額滿我們也能幫你加選。
女Great. Her office hours are tomorrow, so I'll go then.
太好了。她明天有辦公室時間,我那時候去。
第 10 段 請聽兩位學生的對話。
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旁白Listen to a conversation between two students.
請聽兩位學生的對話。
男Hey, Emma. Have you started on our part of the history project?
嘿,艾瑪。我們負責的歷史報告那部分你開始做了嗎?
女A little. I found some great old newspaper articles in the library's archive, but I can only read them there. They can't be checked out.
做了一點。我在圖書館的檔案室找到一些很棒的舊報紙文章,可是只能在那裡看,不能借出來。
男Then why don't we meet at the library on Saturday morning and go through them together?
那我們星期六早上在圖書館碰面,一起看吧?
女Good idea. I'll reserve one of the group study rooms.
好主意。我來預約一間小組討論室。
第 11 段 請聽一位學生和宿舍輔導員的對話。
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旁白Listen to a conversation between a student and a resident advisor.
請聽一位學生和宿舍輔導員的對話。
女Hi, Jason. You said you wanted to talk?
嗨,傑森。你說有事想談?
男Yeah. The heater in my room hasn't worked for three days, and it's getting really cold at night.
對。我房間的暖氣三天沒動了,晚上真的很冷。
女Oh no. Did you fill out a maintenance request?
糟糕。你有填維修申請單嗎?
男I did, on Monday, but nobody's come yet.
有,星期一就填了,可是還沒有人來。
女I'll call the maintenance office right now and ask them to come today. In the meantime, I can bring you an extra blanket.
我現在就打給維修處,請他們今天來。這段時間我可以多拿一條毯子給你。
第 12 段 請聽一段校園廣播。
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旁白Listen to an announcement on a university campus.
請聽一段校園廣播。
男Attention, students. Because of tomorrow's snowstorm, all classes before noon are cancelled. The library and the dining hall will open at eleven instead of their usual times. Afternoon classes will meet as scheduled unless your instructor tells you otherwise by e-mail. Please check the university website for updates.
同學請注意。因為明天的暴風雪,中午以前的課全部停課。圖書館和餐廳改成十一點開放。下午的課照常上課,除非老師用電子郵件另行通知。請留意學校網站的最新消息。
第 13 段 請聽一段課堂上的宣布。
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旁白Listen to an announcement in a class.
請聽一段課堂上的宣布。
女Before we begin, a quick announcement about the field trip on the twelfth. The bus will leave from the front of the science building at eight sharp, so please don't be late. Bring a notebook and comfortable shoes, since we'll be walking along the river for about two hours. If you can't come, let me know by Friday, and I'll give you a different assignment.
開始上課前,簡單宣布一下十二號的戶外教學。巴士八點整從科學館前面出發,請不要遲到。帶筆記本、穿好走的鞋子,因為我們會沿著河走大約兩個小時。如果不能來,請在星期五前告訴我,我會給你另一份作業。
第 14 段 請聽一段生物課的講課。
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旁白Listen to part of a lecture in a biology class.
請聽一段生物課的講課。
女Today let's look at a question scientists have studied for a long time: how do migrating birds find their way over thousands of kilometers? It turns out they use several tools. During the day, many birds use the position of the sun. At night, some species use the stars. In one famous experiment, young birds raised in a planetarium learned to find their direction from the artificial night sky. But perhaps the most surprising tool is the Earth's magnetic field. Researchers have found that birds can sense it, which helps them keep their direction even when the sky is cloudy. So migration isn't about one single sense. It's about combining information from different sources.
今天來看一個科學家研究很久的問題:候鳥怎麼飛越幾千公里還找得到路?原來牠們用了好幾種工具。白天,很多鳥靠太陽的位置;晚上,有些鳥種靠星星。在一個有名的實驗裡,在天文館長大的幼鳥,學會了靠人造夜空辨認方向。不過最令人驚訝的工具,也許是地球的磁場。研究人員發現鳥能感覺到磁場,所以就算天空多雲也能維持方向。所以遷徙靠的不是單一感官,而是結合不同來源的資訊。
第 15 段 請聽一段歷史課的講課。
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旁白Listen to part of a lecture in a history class.
請聽一段歷史課的講課。
男In the late sixteen hundreds, coffee houses became extremely popular in London. They were sometimes called penny universities, because for the price of a cup of coffee, about a penny, anyone could sit and listen to conversations about politics, science and business. Some coffee houses even became the starting point for major institutions. For example, merchants who met at one coffee house to share news about ships eventually formed one of the world's largest insurance markets. So these weren't just places to drink coffee. They were centers for exchanging information.
十七世紀後期,咖啡館在倫敦非常流行。人們有時稱它們為「一便士大學」,因為只要一杯咖啡的錢,大約一便士,任何人都能坐下來聽人談政治、科學和生意。有些咖啡館甚至成了重要機構的起點。例如,在某家咖啡館聚會交換船隻消息的商人,後來組成了世界上最大的保險市場之一。所以這些地方不只是喝咖啡的地方,而是交換資訊的中心。