综英Guie to Final exam.ppt

Guide to Final exam SECTION A CONVERSATIONS 20% (2’*10=20’) SECTION B PASSAGES 20% (2’*10=20’) SECTION C 38% 1. True or False Questions. The material will be read for once only . 8% （1*8） 2. Listen to the following passage and complete the following outline of the passage. The passage will be read for 2 times. 30% （2’*15=30’） SECTON D 10% In this section, you will hear a piece of news for 3 times. Listen to the news carefully and then fill in the blanks that follow: 10% （2’*5=10’） SECTION E 12% (4’*3=12’) In this section, you will hear 3 pieces of news leads. After the listening, you are required to write down the summary of the news based on the expressions as follows. Each news lead will be read three times. 12% (4’*3=12’) Unit 2 Task 2 Noise has been called unwanted sound. Noise is growing and it may get much worse before it gets and better. How noise affects people and animals. (Sound is measured in units called “decibels”. At a level of 140 decibels people feel pain in their ears.) Noise can be separated into a few general groups. Occupational noise—Factory workers who always hear noise have poorer hearing than other groups. Aircraft noise—Around airports or on air routes the noise of airplanes taking off and landing causes the greatest complaints. Traffic noise—Away from the noise of planes, traffic sounds break in on our peace and quiet. Trucks and motorcycles cause the most problems. Unit 4 Task 3 Stone lions in China (The male is on the left with his right front paw resting on a ball, and the female on the right with her left front paw fondling their cub.) The ball the male lion is playing with probably symbolizes the joy of family or the unity of the whole empire, and the cub the female is fondling, the thriving children. Traditionally, however, the stone lions were only to be found in front of the gates of mansions of powerful officials. Stone lions have also been used to decorate bridges for the same reason. The best known is the Lug