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[托福听力] 新托福网考听力样题

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发表于 2012-8-14 23:06:24 | 显示全部楼层 |阅读模式
网考托福®有机英语:听力题参考样Organic English for TOEFL® iBT: Sample Listening Questions 5 ^0 p" H( w4 m8 {# s8 K
网考托福听力题一共有两组题,每组各有一段对话(Conversation)和两段课堂讲座(Lectures),本页的的样题是一段课堂讲座。' A# q3 R/ @. F0 m
愿意自测的同学,请先不要看底下的题目。现在请按右键点击光盘图形8 ,下载存盘后再听(或按左键直接听,如果网速够快的话)。听的时候,请做笔记,并根据录音的指示,进行做答。' w) z, T0 H( J6 j" @: x+ K

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Now we will listen to a lecture about Social Psychology, a topic in the Social Sciences. ; ?3 C$ x9 j; T2 j
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Narrator: Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer.
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1. What is the main topic of the lecture?
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A. How peer pressure affects behavior
9 D% t# c, v& h* c0 R  B' DB. How people choose friends! `5 U( ^4 @  ]4 V
C. Why neighbors develop conflicts
; x+ `8 B+ y* G0 C/ b# \+ mD. Why cognitive dissonance harms relationships
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2. Listen again to part of the lecture. Then answer the question.
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Why does the professor say this:
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A. To indicate that it is not actually true
" b+ ]7 H( ]& k* b) a* z+ k7 ~B. To admit that she’s been thinking of a solution
& _' D1 V' x) Q" f" sC. To inform the student that there are many such situations
/ O0 N7 Z' C0 Z: S4 UD. To tell the student that’s the correct answer
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# {: k. n2 n# M3. What factor correlates most highly with whom a person selects as a friend?, S6 ]! i, h0 X3 C' u

( r- y$ f! Z% l: B) k% zA. Socio-economic background7 B( @( G8 s7 j, B+ Y. q
B. Compatible personality
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4. What is social exchange theory?
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8 l; m5 s) N7 w' I$ Y, p1 s9 R5 W! FA. Helping one another in a community/ `4 A1 e& D$ v
B. Changing friends after moving to a new place
8 c0 i$ s# T4 M0 m9 {: T0 m2 ?C. Exchanging ideas as part of ongoing communication0 f( m) c6 y. q/ q" ?0 ~1 L* _
D. Using cost-benefit analysis to determine relationships
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5 m" q9 {, u+ |& _$ [% }& g1 d5.  Listen again to part of the lecture. Then answer the question.
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9 j1 Z& r$ Z0 o  GWhy does the professor say this:
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A. To prove that special occasions bring friends close together3 M) m$ \5 y9 a. {8 C
B. To suggest ways to sustain close relationships
, w% M! c  `+ S  z+ l. R: N" \C. To show that proximity makes a difference
, a& k0 Z+ W3 t% }6 ]4 mD. To illustrate how people can best make new friends
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6. According to the lecture, in the experiment about college students and their prospective dates, what would the students most likely think about the prospective dates for other people?
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+ A! M1 i4 ~, YA. They would think the other people’s prospective dates were extremely attractive.
2 b: ?' i- s$ j# z+ }0 CB. They would think the other’s people prospective dates were inferior to their own.
5 a+ P: U7 \, [, PC. They would think that the other people’s prospective dates were just pretending because it was an experiment.
/ ?. p* Y1 t1 K6 |D. They would think that the other people’s prospective dates were mysterious.
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