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2019年.6第一套听力原文翻译 答案 本篇听力原文为2019年6月英语四级考试第一套听力部分。Section A1. W: So, Peter, its your last year of college. Any regrets? M: To be honest, Im a bit sad to say goodbye to my friends and all the memories I made here, but Im also excited to see whats next.Q: What does the man say about his last year of college?A: He has mixed feelings.2. W: I cant believe its already November. Thanksgiving will be here before we know it. M: Tell me about it. I havent even started thinking about what to cook for the holiday.Q: What are the speakers discussing?A: The upcoming Thanksgiving holiday.3. W: Excuse me, sir. Can you tell me how to get to the train station? M: Sure thing. You just go straight down this street and take a left at the third intersection. Then, the station will be on your right.Q: What does the man tell the woman to do to get to the train station?A: Go straight and turn left at the third intersection.4. W: I cant find my keys anywhere. Ive looked everywhere in the house. M: Did you check your jacket pockets? W: Oh, no. I didnt think of that.Q: What does the man suggest the woman to check?A: Her jacket pockets.5. W: Tom, can you help me carry this box upstairs? M: Sure, no problem. Let me just finish packing up my things.Q: What will the man do before carrying the box upstairs?A: He will finish packing up his things.Section BDo you ever go online looking for information about your health symptoms and before you know it, you’re convinced you’re seriously ill? If so, you’re not alone. Behavioural scientists at University College London conducted an experiment. Results showed that, of patients with an urgent referral for cancer, 33% did not attend their appointment, while of those referred as a routine referral, only 5% missed their appointment. The researchers found that patients who looked up their symptoms online were, by and large, more likely to miss cancer appointments than those who didnt. The researchers suspect that