网考托福®有机英语:听力题参考样Organic English for TOEFL® iBT: Sample Listening Questions 1 N, c* l; M8 M0 y
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。
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7 |) W$ G4 Z; R8 D4 I* a/ b! |Now we will listen to a lecture about Social Psychology, a topic in the Social Sciences.
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Narrator: Now get ready to answer the questions. You may use your notes to help you answer.8 N( w. m" C" B- M ^, O8 L( j
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1. What is the main topic of the lecture?
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, n. V: B) O' } lA. How peer pressure affects behavior( L# m: P5 S% L# B7 x: r2 V) @3 r) A
B. How people choose friends; w/ F: b- m8 T; R2 z2 e1 r
C. Why neighbors develop conflicts
: H% x5 j% R8 w1 iD. Why cognitive dissonance harms relationships/ X7 g, t$ r3 f! ^1 T5 X. x* @+ s
( J6 H0 n# K* O2. Listen again to part of the lecture. Then answer the question.
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Why does the professor say this: 2 |) o3 U, Y0 c) i
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A. To indicate that it is not actually true
; a9 m! x# x; Q& T FB. To admit that she’s been thinking of a solution: j$ f" y0 C/ S2 h. _. j- j
C. To inform the student that there are many such situations
. j5 k9 r- b9 d5 T+ {D. To tell the student that’s the correct answer
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3. What factor correlates most highly with whom a person selects as a friend?
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A. Socio-economic background* s' y% L$ [$ z; T6 H$ [
B. Compatible personality, ~$ N# l8 P, \
C. Physical distance3 x: r( a$ i# ]2 P/ Y0 h4 ?
D. Emotional rewards
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A. Helping one another in a community$ P! v! W8 c- G, q- D7 s
B. Changing friends after moving to a new place7 R. Q: G: Q0 N6 `! Y
C. Exchanging ideas as part of ongoing communication3 K# S% E# w: r
D. Using cost-benefit analysis to determine relationships
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( E/ |& F" E& ~% j/ O6 n5. Listen again to part of the lecture. Then answer the question.
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2 Y9 A$ Z0 {; b( @/ H4 j! _Why does the professor say this:
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) p6 x$ ]6 G3 lA. To prove that special occasions bring friends close together
' S0 b! {2 i# YB. To suggest ways to sustain close relationships
) e2 Z- i6 D$ y6 o8 WC. To show that proximity makes a difference
. {' r4 Y9 P. t3 u c% Z; uD. To illustrate how people can best make new friends
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0 G% k& M" _- A6. 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. They would think the other people’s prospective dates were extremely attractive.: b" w+ d b( v0 M; m
B. They would think the other’s people prospective dates were inferior to their own.% K! ?3 W. P* Q; g4 y& C
C. They would think that the other people’s prospective dates were just pretending because it was an experiment.
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