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1、2011年广东省高考英语听说考试真题EPartAReadingAloudNavigatingandsurvivinginthisvast,remotewilderness,hadprovedalmostimpossibleforthisexperiencedsailors.Andattimes,eventheultimateoceantravelersneedhelp.Naturalharboursmaybesafeheavensforsailors,butforthemigratorywhales,theycanbedeathtraps.Onewhaleisstillal
2、ive.Leftlikethis,hewilldiewithindays.Buthe’sheldfast.Theonlyopinionleftistousenets.Atlasthe’sfree.Buthe’snotoutoftroubleyet.First,hemustnegotiatetherockyheadsofthebay.Hissensitiveskin,neverdesignedtotouchrock,isbadlylacerated.Heisthroughandbackintothesafetyoftheendlessblue.navigate[ˈnævɪˌɡ
3、et]航行vast[vɑ:st]广阔的，巨大的wilderness[ˈwɪldənɪs]荒野，荒地sailor[ˈseilə]水手ultimate[ˈʌltəmɪt]首要的，最大的harbour[ˈhɑrbɚ]海港，港口heaven[ˈhevn]天堂migratory[ˈmaɪɡrəˌtɔri]流浪的，迁移的negotiate[nɪˈɡoʃiˌet]成功越过lacerate[ˈlæsəˌret]撕伤，刮伤PartBRolePlay情景介绍角色：你是学生。任务：（1）向英国老师询问英国人对旧物品的态度；（2）根据谈话内容回答问题。生词：registrationplate车牌视
4、频文本内容：W:DoctorBrown,isittruethatEnglishpeoplepreferoldthingstonewones?M:Isupposeso,theEnglishareveryfondoftraditions.W:Iwasthinkingmoreabouthousesandotherthings.M:Itdependsonwhatkindofoldthingsyouaretalkingabout.Iwouldalwaysprefertoliveinanoldhousewithagardenthansomenewone.Iusedtolivedinah
5、ousethatisoveronehundredyearsold.ItwasreallysomethingIamproudof,soyes,onthewhole,IthinktheEnglishdopreferoldthings.W:Whydoyouthinkthatisthecase?M:Well,alotofpeoplefeelnotallthingsweremuchbettermade.Italsogoesbetterwitholdstylehouses.Wethinklotsofmodernfurnitureispoorlymade.三问：1.英国人喜欢旧车吗？Q：
6、DoestheBritishpeoplelikecars?A：Infact,welovenewcars.InEngland,peoplecaremuchaboutfirstletteroftheircarnumber.2.你什么意思呢？Q:Whatdoyoumean?A:InAugust,eachyear,thereisanewletterbeforethenumberontheregistrationplate.Forexample,mycarisan“M”registration,whichmeansitwasmadein2004.Peoplelovetohaveare
7、allyrecentletterontheirnumberplate.AnEnglishpersonwouldbuyabrandnewcaranddriveitiftheyhadalotofmoney.3.英国人不太在乎穿什么衣服，对吗？Q:TheBritishpeoplecarelittleaboutclothes,dothey?A:Wegenerallydon’tcaremuchaboutclothes,someareevenquiteproudthattheyfindtheirclothesinsecond-
