全国英语等级考试三级全真模拟试题(2)

全国英语等级考试三级全真模拟试题(2)全国英语等级考试第三级PublicEnglishTestSystem(PETS)Level3姓绢名准考证号考生注意事项弊1.严格遵守考场规则，考生得到监考人员指令后方饥可开始答题。2.答题前缧考生须将自己的姓名和准考证号写在试卷和答题卡上。3.一律用2B铅笔涂写，舍按照答题卡上的要求答题。铕如要改动答案，必须用橡皮擦干净。4.答写作题时，必须用铅笔或圆珠笔在主唇观题答题卡上答题。5.虞注意字迹清楚，保持卷面整爻洁。6.考试结束时将试卷和答题卡放在桌上。不得带走。待监考人员收毕清点铕后，方可离场。本试卷任何单位或个人不得保留、复菪制和出版，违者必究。迭SectionIList般eningCompreh羁ension(25钿minutes)Di狳rections:逡Thissectioni蚨sdesignedtotestyourabili晋tytoundersta谔ndspokenEngl崃ish.Youwillh段earaselectionofrecordedm驭aterialsandyoumustanswerthequestions暧thataccompan羧ythem.Therearetwopartsinthissection,PartAandPart锄B.Remembe熏r,whileyouar辨edoingthetes剖t,youshouldfirstputdowny掰ouranswersinyourtestbook瑞let.Attheend镟ofthelisteni把ngcomprehens埝ionsection,y氤ouwillhave3m搅inutestotran桀sferyouransw骢ersfromyourt荡estbookleton传toyourANSWER妯SHEETI.If浅youhaveanyqu谄estions,youm辣ayraiseyourh殖andNOWasyouw儡illnotbeallo陧wedtospeakon祓cethetesthasstarted.N汆owlookatPart攀Ainyourtestbooklet.PartAYouwillh凯ear10shortdi袱alogues.Foreachdialogue,鸲thereisonequ颖estionandfou咬rpossibleans垭wers.Chooset龚hecorrectanswer-A,B,CorD严,andmarkitinyourtestbook嘻let.Youwillh零ave15seconds栌toanswertheq坍uestionandyo涧uwillheareac问hdialogueONLYONCE.Exam卮ple:Youwillhear:W:Couldyoupleasetellmeifthe贤BEijingflightwillbearriv狠ingontime?撇M:Yes,Madam.垅Itshouldbear窗rivinginabou篾ttenminutes.Youwillread:Whodoyouthinkthewoman频istalkingto?刈AAbusconductor.BAclerkatthea碉irport.C忒Ataxidriver.猾DAclerkatthestation.Fromthedia藐logue,weknow烃thatonlyacle蚩rkattheairpo服rtismostlike嫉lytoknowthe癫arrivaltimeo每faflight,soy缸oushouldchoo亘seanswerBa瓦ndmarkitinyo忆urtestbookl同et.SampleA孕nswer:A馒BCDNowlookatque搦stion1.1.W空hatdoesthemanmean?AHisfamilymaynotlikethisnew喇flat.BHea称ndhisfamilyw着illenjoylivi岷ngintheflat.霏CHeistheo炯nlypersonwho痹likestheflat勖.DHethink瑙sthewomanwil炔lliketheflat僬.2.Whycan鲋tthemanringt喀hewoman?AHehasntgota啤telephone.盹BHeisunfor帐tunate.CH氕istelephoned垠oesntwork.奥DHedoesnt牡havetime.3陵.Whatdoesthe税womanmean?汪AShehasnt胝beeninsidethenewskishop.BShehasbe颓entotheskish驱op.CShed蚊oesntknowab篁outthisshop.DShewentt立otheshoplast厨week.4.How酵longhasthewo诳manbeenonthe橐waitinglist?峻AThreedays.BThreem猩onths.CT拧hirteenmonths.DThreeye盘ars.5.Whydoesthemansug归gestthewoman阿goearly?A镘Theroadwill拈bebusy.BItwilltakeal畜ongtime.CLondonwillb梧ecrowded.D竟Shecancomeb糁ackearly.惧6.Whatdoesth鲴ewomansayabo焐utthephotos?昀ATheyhav逯entbeenproc吹essedyet.耳BTheyarewel把ldone.CAllofthemwen钜twrong.D坚Theyarenotve黛ryclear.7.Whatdoesthe殡womanmean?咋AShehasso惯measpirinsin瀵herbag.B腿Shedoesntha骑veanyaspirin胂s.CShep怨uttheaspirin呆sinherbag.D东Shecanfinds濠omeaspirins.鼻8.Whatdoesthewomanwan皓ttodo?A弯Shewantstobu悼yhermotherab没irthdaypresent.BShe庋likestolooka枯tthesebeauti羰fuljugs.祚CShewantsth敫emantohelphe嫦rwiththejugs墒.DShene牒edsthejugsto靴decoratether卑oom.9.Whatd屐oesthemanmea窳n?AThewomanhasagood胆idea.BT涕hewomanshoul获dbreaktherelationship.CThewoma牵nwillcomebac萌knextweek.奥DThewoma孓nreallyneedsaweekoff.10.Whatdoest记hewomanworry据aboutmost?呔ABadweat枰her.BBusst甭rike.C右Heavytraffic劓.DToomanypeople.Par昔tBYouarego鳏ingtohearfou勿rconversations.Beforelis综teningtoeach跫conversation涨,youwillhave骊5secondstoreadeachoftheq屺uestionswhichaccompanyit枰.Afterlisten瘪ing,youwillh谐avetimetoanswereachquestionbychoosin焊gA,B,CorD.Yo泠uwillheareac帱hpassageorco纾nversationON凭LYONCE.Markyouranswersi牝nyourtestbooklet.Quest焊ions11-14are镰basedonthefo巍llowingconve谠rsation.Youn粪owhave20seco敞ndstoreadthe讣questions11-攥14.11.What焙isthewomanlo炫okingfor?A爰Afriendsho罄usetostay.B嗪Acheaphotel焱CTheEuroH拓otel.DAn峄expensivehot稍el12.Whend馥othebanksclo吹se?AAt8:0硝0BAt7:C醵At6:30DAt7蒿:0013.Whenwasthistownb旬uilt?AInthe13thcentur樊y.BInthe吹14thcentury.迓CInthe15thcentury.DInthe16thc六entury.14.Whereistheto蜉wncenter?A轩Justoutside菥.BInthesqu茅are.CArou脖ndthecorner.间DNotfara巴way.Younow渣have40secondstocheckyour要answerstoquestionsII-14.巽Questions1鬲5-18arebased恿onthefollowi都ngconversati佻on.Younowhav琬e20secondsto瓒readthequestions15-18.15.WhichisMa疱rtinsfavour雌itesport?A吲Football.B莠Volleyball.CTennis.伛DTabletenni滴s.16.Where屏doesMartinplayhisfavouri岍tesportinthe掸summer?AA迅tlocalsports休centres.BI懑ntournaments钅.COnthebe捃ach.DAtcol磷lege.17.H于owmanypeople憔formateamforbeachvolleyb婧all?ASix.豌BFour.C雒Three.DTw鲨o.18.Howm抓anyteamshasM碇artinplayedf印or?AOne.耻BTwo.CT钬hree.DAfew用.Younowhave40secondst铱ocheckyouran廾swerstoquestions15-18.Questions19-龟21arebasedon吼thefollowing呃conversation洇.Younowhave1揠5secondstoreadthequestio昶ns19-21.19.Howmanyyear讦shasMs.Mannw暖orkedfortheBBC?AFive.BFifteen.CFour.DFourteen.2跌0.InwhichcountrywasMs.Ma邺nnborn?AG国eneva.BArgentina.CB贽russels.DG鹉ermany.21.伞WhydidMs.ManngotoArgenti涓nathreeyears郡ago?AShew槁enttoseeherg漫randparents.BShewent雪forpleasure.灰CShewrote执politicalreportsfortheBB倔C.DShewrot灬eeconomicsto膊riesfortheBB姬C.Younowha邃ve30secondst家ocheckyouran猫swerstoquest澎ions19-21.Questions22-槁25arebasedon孪thefollowing蚀passage.Youn翔owhave20seco唬ndstoreadthe瘤questions22-桄25.22.When辛doSpanishpeopleusuallygo犄tobed?AAftermidnight.尤BBeforemidnight.CA埠t10:00DAt脲2:30inthenight.23.When勰doSpanishpeo扃pleoftengoforawalk?AInthemorning.盐BIntheafternoon.C披Intheeveni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