20 12 September National English Listening Answers

1.C. This problem belongs to the problem of numbers. There are two time figures in the lady's answer: 7: 30 and 20 minutes. When these two figures are added together, she should arrive at the office at 7: 50.

The lady asked the man if he wanted to try it on. The man said thank you first, and then expressed his negation in the sentence pattern of but, explicitly saying that I would take a further look, and added that the color was not suitable for him, so he probably "continued to look" and chose [C].

The man asked the lady if she had invited Ben, but the lady didn't answer directly, but said that he had gone to a meeting and wouldn't come back until tomorrow. The implication is that Ben can't come for this reason, so he chooses [C].

This question examines the theme of the dialogue. The man first said he wanted to complain, and then pointed out the problem in the second round of dialogue: I don't believe the food is cooked enough, that is, he thinks the food is not cooked well, so the answer is [b].

C. this question examines the location of the dialogue. The lady first pointed to a place (Express Beijing Road), and then explained that she would arrive at 9 o'clock. In the second conversation, the lady asked when she would arrive. Mr. Li answered them one by one and mentioned the heavy traffic. So it is most likely that the woman takes a taxi and the man is the driver, so choose [C].

6.c. capture the details. In the second conversation, the man asked about the kitchen, while in the third conversation, the woman replied: it's quite modern, and it explains the kitchen facilities, which is consistent with [c].

7.b. capture the details. In the last round of dialogue, the man asked the bathroom, and the woman replied: There are two bathrooms at home. Just listen to this sentence clearly and you can answer.

8.c. capture the details. In the first round, the man directly answered the woman's question: lying under a tree ..., so the correct answer is [C]. The other two items belong to the interference items set by the words in this sentence.

9.c. This problem belongs to the problem of digital details. At the third turn, the man directly answered the price of the schoolbag: 69 dollars and 50 cents (69 dollars and 50 cents), which is 69.5 dollars. The key for candidates is to listen to this number clearly.

10.b. This problem belongs to calculation. At the fourth turn, the lady clearly pointed out that the current time is 6: 30, while the man pointed out that the weather forecast was broadcast around the hour 10. Obviously, the weather forecast will be heard in 20 minutes (00 6: 50), so the answer is [B].

11.A. The first sentence of the man mentioned a time: at least three years, that is, more than three years, so he chose [a].

12.b. In the first round of conversation, the last sentence of the woman was: I heard ... you are getting married, and here you mean the man he is talking to, indicating that this man is getting married. The date of marriage is mentioned in the following conversation, so the answer is [B].

13.c. In the last two rounds of dialogue, the woman said that she would give a gift to the man. If she heard what the man wanted, the man just said a bunch of flowers, and the woman definitely answered that I understood. It can be inferred that the woman will eventually send a bunch of flowers to the man and choose [C].

14.b. This topic belongs to the digital information topic. The third sentence of the monologue clearly points out: I have known him for almost four years (I have known him for almost four years), and I can choose the correct answer after listening for four years.

15.c. Location information problem. The first sentence of the second paragraph of the monologue points out that the barber goes to France for two weeks every year (my barber goes to France for two weeks on vacation every year). Later, French, Paris and other words appeared in the article, which also confirmed that he often went to France.

16.b. My hairdresser goes to France for two weeks every year. It is rare to examine two details in one sentence like this in the actual exam.

17.c. The first sentence of the monologue points out that the place where the little girl and her mother walk is in the country: ... We are walking in the country, so the answer to this question is C.

18.c. The first sentence separately pointed out that it began to rain, and the second sentence said that they didn't bring an umbrella and had nowhere to hide from the rain, so they got wet soon. Therefore, [A] and [B] are the reasons why they get wet, so [C] is chosen.

19.b. in the third paragraph, my mother's answer directly pointed out: useful, in which when the girl asked, she meant rainy. Later, my mother also explained why it was useful. So the answer to this question is [b].

At the end of the monologue, the girl thought for a few seconds and then asked another question. It can be inferred that the girl didn't understand her mother's answer and explanation, otherwise she wouldn't ask again, so the answer should be undefined [A].