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Units 1—2 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Can you play the piano， Peter？
M： Yes. But Henry plays better.
Text 2
W： Would you like to have a trip in the country， James？
M： I’d love to. When？
W： Next Friday.
Text 3
M： Jane， how long do you spend on your hobbies every day？
W： I used to spend about two hours， but now about half an hour. I have too much work to do.
Text 4
W： Did Sandy come back from America last week？
M： Yes， but she was at home for only three days before she went to Japan.
Text 5
M： What’s the matter， Mary？
W： I have a headache.
M： Did you take your temperature？
W： Yes. I don’t have a fever.
Text 6
M： What’s in the newspaper？
W： There was an accident on the highway.
M： Was that serious？
W： Yes， three men died and seventeen people were badly hurt.
M： I’m sorry to hear that. How did that happen？
W： A truck driver kept driving when he was very tired.
Text 7
W： Hello， Jim. Where are you going this summer holiday？
M： I am going to Dalian. I hear the city is very beautiful.
W： How will you go there？
M： I want to go there by train. So I can enjoy the beautiful views on the way. But the trip is too long. So we decided to go there by plane at last.
Text 8
M： Hello， Alice. Could you please come to my house this Saturday？
W： What’s up， Bill？
M： We had an English test last Thursday， but I only got 45. I need your help.
W： Do you read English aloud every day？
M： Yes， I do. But I forget most of it.
W： I think making cards may help you improve your English.
M： Sounds interesting.
W： I’ll come to your house and tell you some more ways to learn English well.
M： Thanks a lot. See you on Saturday.
W： See you.
Text 9
W： Hello？
M： Hi， Jane. This is Ben. I’ve just got the tickets for the concert next month.
W： Great！ How much are the tickets？
M： They are 17 dollars each.
W： That’s not too bad. Which date？
M： The first Saturday in March.
W： Let me write all this down： The first Saturday in March. What time are we meeting？
M： At 6：50 pm. The concert will start at 7：30 pm.
W： OK.
M： We are going to meet outside the bookshop next to the city museum.
W： The bookshop. Oh， yes， I know that. M： Good. By the way， can you phone Alex？ He’s out this evening and I can’t phone him tomorrow.
W： OK， I’ll call him tomorrow. Bye.
Text 10
Last night， when my eight-year-old son and I were leaving a store， not far from my car was standing an old man. He was dirty and looked very sad.
He had a card in his hand： Looking for work. After we talked with the man， we knew he was trying to get enough money to buy a bus ticket home.
“Mom，” said my son. “Let’s help him. He needs help.”
“But today I only have a $5 bill and a $10 bill left， you know，” I said. “Well， let’s give him $5.”
“Can we give him all of the money？” asked my son. I agreed. With the money， the old man looked surprised and said， “Thank you， thank you.”
After hearing this， my son was very happy and I felt very happy， too.
Units 3—4 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Shall we go to the mountains this weekend？
M： I’m afraid we can’t. The radio says there will be a lot of rain.
Text 2
W： Hi， Tom. What’s your favorite pet？
M： I like goldfish best.
Text 3
W： Dad， where is Betty？
M： Oh， she is watering the flowers in the garden.
Text 4
W： Ted is late again. Why？
M： He didn’t get up until a quarter to eight this morning.
Text 5
M： Mary， what do you want to be when you grow up？
W： Well， I want to be a dancer.
Text 6
W： Oh！ The little girl can ride a bike.
M： Yes. Her mother taught her.
Text 7
M： Amy， please turn on the TV. I would like to watch the evening news.
W： OK， Dad.
Text 8
W： Would you like to go to the movies with me on Saturday， John？
M： I’d like to， but I have too many after-school classes. The whole day is full.
Text 9
M： Hello？
W： Hello. Is Lisa there， please？
M： Yes， but she can’t come to the phone right now. She’s working in the yard. Can I give her a message？
W： Yes， this is Sue. Please ask her to call me.
Text 10
M： Excuse me. I want a single room and a double room for a night.
W： OK. 120 yuan for a single room and 180 yuan for a double room.
Text 11
M： Hello， Mary. Have you been to the new sports center yet？
W： No， Tony. Where is it？
M： On Long Road， you know， near the bridge， behind the station.
W： Oh. Is it good？
M： Yes， it’s great！ You can do a lot of sports there. I played table tennis and volleyball last week. Do you want to go with me next week？ W： OK. Any day except Thursday.
M： Well， why don’t we go on Friday？ Then we can stay late.
W： All right. Let’s meet after school.
Text 12
M： Helen， do you plan to get Dad a gift for Father’s Day？
W： Yes， but I’m not sure what to buy for him. Do you have any ideas？
M： How about buying him a book？ I’m sure he’ll be happy with it.
W： I don’t think so. It’s not creative enough. He has too many books here and there in his reading room.
M： Then what about a camera？ I know that he likes taking photos.
W： Hmm！ Good idea. But I also want to get him a Liverpool football T-shirt. He’s a fan of the Liverpool football team.
M： Hmm！ It’s a special gift.
Text 13
John Brown， an office worker， lives in Washington. When he was 23， he got one million dollars after his father died. His friends were looking for their first job at that time. He decided to keep living a simple life like everyone else though he didn’t have to work. He gave $100，000 away to help poor children to improve their lives. Thirteen years has passed， and he still wears cheap shoes and clothes.
Up to now， John has helped 15 children from poor countries around the world， $200 a month for each. The money pays for their education， food， and clothes. Once John went to meet a little girl he was helping in Africa. He was very excited. He thinks the money is used in a good way. He says he will continue helping the children in need.
Units 5—6 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Simon， how many classes are there at your school？
M： There are 16 classes.
Text 2
M： Excuse me， Helen. May I borrow your dictionary？
W： I’d like to， Jack. But I’ve lent it to Maria.
Text 3
W： Does your father drive you to school every day？
M： No， I always take the bus.
Text 4
W： Hi， Jim！ May I borrow your bike？ I’ll go to buy a book.
M： Sure， Mary. But where is yours？
W： My sister has it today.
Text 5
W： I don’t like the hot days. They make me nervous.
M： Well， I don’t like the rainy days. They make me sleepy.
Text 6
W： So， Joe， what do you think your life will be like in 10 years？
M： Oh， I think I’ll be an astronaut.
W： An astronaut？ That’s interesting.
M： I’ll fly rockets to the moon. Maybe I’ll also fly to other planets.
W： Oh， where will you live？
M： I’ll live on a space station. Text 7
W： What’s the matter， young man？
M： I don’t feel well. I have a headache.
W： When did it start？
M： This morning. Oh， yesterday evening.
W： Let me have a look. Open your mouth. It’s just a cold. You should get some rest.
M： Do I have to take some medicine？
W： No， just have some rest. And you’ll feel well soon.
M： Thank you.
W： You’re welcome.
Text 8
W： Excuse me， Bruce. May I ask you some questions？
M： Yes， please.
W： Were you born in Boston？
M： No， I was born in New York. And my family moved to Sydney when I was five. We lived there before we came to China.
W： Have you ever learned Chinese？
M： Yes， I have learned Chinese for two years.
W： Have you ever visited the Great Wall？
M： No， never. But I will visit it next week.
W： Will Bill and Jason go with you？
M： Jason will go with me. But Bill won’t. He’s very busy.
W： Have a good trip.
Text 9
W： May I speak to Tom， please？
M： Speaking.
W： I have some problems with my schoolwork. Could you come to my home and help me？
M： Sure， I’d love to.
W： Great. Well， are you free on Saturday morning？
M： Umm， maybe I am not. I have to look after my little sister and help with the housework on Saturday.
W： Then how about Sunday morning？
M： Let me see... There will be an important game show from 9：00 to 9：40. After that I will be available.
W： OK. Let’s meet at 10：00， outside our school gate. See you then.
M： See you.
Text 10
Hello， my name is Li Lei. I am going to show you around my hometown. First， here is my house. It’s a small house. We have a garden. My mother grows vegetables and flowers in the garden. Outside the garden is a bus stop. It takes about ten minutes to get to the nearest town. There are lots of buildings there. There is a shopping center and a cinema. There is also a park near the center of the town. I like going to town on my bike. The town is near the sea. I often go swimming in summer when it’s warm and sunny. There is not much pollution in the town because cars are not allowed to go into the center of the town. I have lots of friends here. I think it’s a wonderful place to live. I hope you’ll like it.
Units 7—8 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Hey， Jim. You rode to school today？ Didn’t your father drive you here as usual？ M： No， he went to see my grandparents in the countryside， and there is no bus stop near my home.
Text 2
M： It smells good. What are you eating？
W： I’m having some noodles with an egg. It’s my lunch today.
Text 3
W： Wow！ Mr Zhao. The painting is excellent！ Let me take a photo of it.
M： Look at the sign， Amy. It says “No photos”.
Text 4
M： What do you usually do at weekends， Alice？
W： I often watch films online. But my grandmother likes to listen to the radio.
Text 5
W： John， can you teach me how to play the piano？
M： No problem. Let’s practice every Saturday afternoon.
Text 6
M： Did you say sorry to Lucy， Linda？
W： Yes. I called her at 8：30 last night.
Text 7
W： How did you like the film last night？
M： Well， I just want to say I don’t want to see it any more.
Text 8
W： When do you often go to school？
M： I often leave home at 7：30 and walk for 20 minutes.
Text 9
M： Mary， did you have a good time at Bob’s party last night？
W： Yes. And all the classmates came except Tom.
Text 10
W： Can I help you， sir？
M： Yes. I don’t know how much I should pay for this letter.
W： Let me have a look. Well， it only costs you 2 dollars.
Text 11
W： Are you watching a movie with your computer， John？
M： No. I’m looking at some photos that I took last week.
W： Do you mind if I look at them？
M： Of course not.
W： Where did you take them？
M： In the village where I went camping with my classmates last week. We had a great time there.
W： How long did you stay there？
M： We planned to stay there for only three days. But we had so much fun there that we stayed there for four more days.
Text 12
W： Hello， sir！ I want to work as a volunteer.
M： What would you like to do？
W： Well， I like working with kids.
M： You can help cheer up the kids in the hospital every afternoon.
W： I’m afraid I can’t. I’m only free on weekends.
M： Let me see. Oh， you could volunteer at the food bank.
W： What can I do there？
M： You could give out food to the kids.
W： Oh， I’m not good at doing this.
M： Well， would you like to help kids with their schoolwork in an after-school study program？
W： OK. It’s a good idea. Thank you！
Text 13 Today is Monday. It is a fine day. I got up early. After breakfast， I hurried to school by bike. At school， I listened to my teacher carefully and studied very hard. I had lunch in the school dining hall with my best friend， Kate. In the afternoon， I played tennis for an hour. I like playing tennis， and I’m a member of the school tennis club. I’ve been playing tennis for three years. I got home at five o’clock. After a short rest， I started to help Mom cook the supper. I had supper with Mom. Dad didn’t come back home. Usually， I start to do my homework at half past six. But today I had to help Mom with some housework at that time. Helping Mom with housework is usually Dad’s job， but tonight he had to work late at his office. I finished my homework at ten o’clock. What a tiring day！
Units 9—10 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Li Lei， your bag is too heavy.
M： Yes， but Tom’s bag is heavier than mine， and his sister’s is heavier than his.
Text 2
M： Lily， someone is knocking at the door. Would you please open it？
W： But， Dad！ I have heard nothing.
M： Turn down your radio， and you will hear it.
Text 3
W： I got here at five to eleven. What time is it now？
M： My watch says a quarter past eleven.
Text 4
M： Shall we go boating or have a picnic tomorrow？
W： I’m afraid we can’t go anywhere because the radio said it was going to rain tomorrow.
M： Oh， bad luck， I hate staying at home.
Text 5
W： Have you got a pair of sports shoes in my size？
M： I think so. How about these？
W： Oh， I like them very much. How much are they？
M： Eighty dollars.
Text 6
M： Is Ted your new friend， Linda？
W： Yes， he’s from America. He’s good at running. He’s the fastest runner in my class.
M： Really？ Does he often run？
W： Yes， every day he runs to school.
M： When does he usually arrive at school？
W： He leaves home at 7：00 am. And it takes about 40 minutes to run to school.
M： I see.
Text 7
M： Could I borrow some money， Mom？
W： What for？
M： I’m going to the countryside tomorrow. I need to buy some food and books for the children there.
W： I’m going to the supermarket. I can buy them for you.
M： That’s very nice of you.
W： Um， could you please help me sweep the floor and fold your clothes？
M： Yes， I will finish the work in an hour. Text 8
M： Hello， Jenny！
W： Hi， Jack！
M： I heard you were good at choosing new clothes. Would you like to go shopping with me this afternoon？
W： Oh， sorry. I have to go to the dentist.
M： What about tomorrow morning？
W： Sorry， I have to take a piano lesson tomorrow morning.
M： Well， what are you going to do the day after tomorrow？
W： It’s Saturday. I have to look after my sister at home.
M： Oh， I see.
W： I’m sorry， Jack. I’m really busy this week.
Text 9
M： Hi， Betty. How was your vacation？
W： It was great.
M： Where did you go？
W： I went to Paris with my parents.
M： Paris？ Wow！ What did you do there？
W： Well， we went to a lot of museums.
M： Oh， how were the museums？
W： They were really interesting. But they were crowded.
M： Did you go shopping？
W： Yeah， I went to a lot of stores.
M： How were the stores？
W： Oh， the clothes there were very expensive.
M： And how were the people there？ Did you talk to them？
W： Yeah， the people were really friendly. My parents had some French friends， and we had dinner at their houses.
M： How was the food？
W： It was delicious. I love French food！
Text 10
One day a little boy came into a fruit shop. He had five dollars and wanted to buy some apples. He said to the shopkeeper， “Give me apples for five dollars， please.”
When the shopkeeper gave him the apples， the boy counted them and felt very surprised. Then he said， “Last Friday， my mother bought apples here for five dollars， too. Why did you give me fewer apples？” “Don’t ask questions， boy. I have no time for questions.”
“Excuse me， sir，” said the little boy， “but…”
“It is all right， my boy，” said the shopkeeper. “Don’t you know？ The fewer apples you get， the less fruit you will have to carry.”
“Alright，” said the boy and he gave four dollars to the shopkeeper. He was just going to leave the shop when he heard the words， “Come back！ You must pay me five dollars.”
“That’s OK！” said the boy. “Don’t you know？ The fewer dollars you get， the less money you will have to count.”
Text 1
W： Can you play the piano， Peter？
M： Yes. But Henry plays better.
Text 2
W： Would you like to have a trip in the country， James？
M： I’d love to. When？
W： Next Friday.
Text 3
M： Jane， how long do you spend on your hobbies every day？
W： I used to spend about two hours， but now about half an hour. I have too much work to do.
Text 4
W： Did Sandy come back from America last week？
M： Yes， but she was at home for only three days before she went to Japan.
Text 5
M： What’s the matter， Mary？
W： I have a headache.
M： Did you take your temperature？
W： Yes. I don’t have a fever.
Text 6
M： What’s in the newspaper？
W： There was an accident on the highway.
M： Was that serious？
W： Yes， three men died and seventeen people were badly hurt.
M： I’m sorry to hear that. How did that happen？
W： A truck driver kept driving when he was very tired.
Text 7
W： Hello， Jim. Where are you going this summer holiday？
M： I am going to Dalian. I hear the city is very beautiful.
W： How will you go there？
M： I want to go there by train. So I can enjoy the beautiful views on the way. But the trip is too long. So we decided to go there by plane at last.
Text 8
M： Hello， Alice. Could you please come to my house this Saturday？
W： What’s up， Bill？
M： We had an English test last Thursday， but I only got 45. I need your help.
W： Do you read English aloud every day？
M： Yes， I do. But I forget most of it.
W： I think making cards may help you improve your English.
M： Sounds interesting.
W： I’ll come to your house and tell you some more ways to learn English well.
M： Thanks a lot. See you on Saturday.
W： See you.
Text 9
W： Hello？
M： Hi， Jane. This is Ben. I’ve just got the tickets for the concert next month.
W： Great！ How much are the tickets？
M： They are 17 dollars each.
W： That’s not too bad. Which date？
M： The first Saturday in March.
W： Let me write all this down： The first Saturday in March. What time are we meeting？
M： At 6：50 pm. The concert will start at 7：30 pm.
W： OK.
M： We are going to meet outside the bookshop next to the city museum.
W： The bookshop. Oh， yes， I know that. M： Good. By the way， can you phone Alex？ He’s out this evening and I can’t phone him tomorrow.
W： OK， I’ll call him tomorrow. Bye.
Text 10
Last night， when my eight-year-old son and I were leaving a store， not far from my car was standing an old man. He was dirty and looked very sad.
He had a card in his hand： Looking for work. After we talked with the man， we knew he was trying to get enough money to buy a bus ticket home.
“Mom，” said my son. “Let’s help him. He needs help.”
“But today I only have a $5 bill and a $10 bill left， you know，” I said. “Well， let’s give him $5.”
“Can we give him all of the money？” asked my son. I agreed. With the money， the old man looked surprised and said， “Thank you， thank you.”
After hearing this， my son was very happy and I felt very happy， too.
Units 3—4 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Shall we go to the mountains this weekend？
M： I’m afraid we can’t. The radio says there will be a lot of rain.
Text 2
W： Hi， Tom. What’s your favorite pet？
M： I like goldfish best.
Text 3
W： Dad， where is Betty？
M： Oh， she is watering the flowers in the garden.
Text 4
W： Ted is late again. Why？
M： He didn’t get up until a quarter to eight this morning.
Text 5
M： Mary， what do you want to be when you grow up？
W： Well， I want to be a dancer.
Text 6
W： Oh！ The little girl can ride a bike.
M： Yes. Her mother taught her.
Text 7
M： Amy， please turn on the TV. I would like to watch the evening news.
W： OK， Dad.
Text 8
W： Would you like to go to the movies with me on Saturday， John？
M： I’d like to， but I have too many after-school classes. The whole day is full.
Text 9
M： Hello？
W： Hello. Is Lisa there， please？
M： Yes， but she can’t come to the phone right now. She’s working in the yard. Can I give her a message？
W： Yes， this is Sue. Please ask her to call me.
Text 10
M： Excuse me. I want a single room and a double room for a night.
W： OK. 120 yuan for a single room and 180 yuan for a double room.
Text 11
M： Hello， Mary. Have you been to the new sports center yet？
W： No， Tony. Where is it？
M： On Long Road， you know， near the bridge， behind the station.
W： Oh. Is it good？
M： Yes， it’s great！ You can do a lot of sports there. I played table tennis and volleyball last week. Do you want to go with me next week？ W： OK. Any day except Thursday.
M： Well， why don’t we go on Friday？ Then we can stay late.
W： All right. Let’s meet after school.
Text 12
M： Helen， do you plan to get Dad a gift for Father’s Day？
W： Yes， but I’m not sure what to buy for him. Do you have any ideas？
M： How about buying him a book？ I’m sure he’ll be happy with it.
W： I don’t think so. It’s not creative enough. He has too many books here and there in his reading room.
M： Then what about a camera？ I know that he likes taking photos.
W： Hmm！ Good idea. But I also want to get him a Liverpool football T-shirt. He’s a fan of the Liverpool football team.
M： Hmm！ It’s a special gift.
Text 13
John Brown， an office worker， lives in Washington. When he was 23， he got one million dollars after his father died. His friends were looking for their first job at that time. He decided to keep living a simple life like everyone else though he didn’t have to work. He gave $100，000 away to help poor children to improve their lives. Thirteen years has passed， and he still wears cheap shoes and clothes.
Up to now， John has helped 15 children from poor countries around the world， $200 a month for each. The money pays for their education， food， and clothes. Once John went to meet a little girl he was helping in Africa. He was very excited. He thinks the money is used in a good way. He says he will continue helping the children in need.
Units 5—6 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Simon， how many classes are there at your school？
M： There are 16 classes.
Text 2
M： Excuse me， Helen. May I borrow your dictionary？
W： I’d like to， Jack. But I’ve lent it to Maria.
Text 3
W： Does your father drive you to school every day？
M： No， I always take the bus.
Text 4
W： Hi， Jim！ May I borrow your bike？ I’ll go to buy a book.
M： Sure， Mary. But where is yours？
W： My sister has it today.
Text 5
W： I don’t like the hot days. They make me nervous.
M： Well， I don’t like the rainy days. They make me sleepy.
Text 6
W： So， Joe， what do you think your life will be like in 10 years？
M： Oh， I think I’ll be an astronaut.
W： An astronaut？ That’s interesting.
M： I’ll fly rockets to the moon. Maybe I’ll also fly to other planets.
W： Oh， where will you live？
M： I’ll live on a space station. Text 7
W： What’s the matter， young man？
M： I don’t feel well. I have a headache.
W： When did it start？
M： This morning. Oh， yesterday evening.
W： Let me have a look. Open your mouth. It’s just a cold. You should get some rest.
M： Do I have to take some medicine？
W： No， just have some rest. And you’ll feel well soon.
M： Thank you.
W： You’re welcome.
Text 8
W： Excuse me， Bruce. May I ask you some questions？
M： Yes， please.
W： Were you born in Boston？
M： No， I was born in New York. And my family moved to Sydney when I was five. We lived there before we came to China.
W： Have you ever learned Chinese？
M： Yes， I have learned Chinese for two years.
W： Have you ever visited the Great Wall？
M： No， never. But I will visit it next week.
W： Will Bill and Jason go with you？
M： Jason will go with me. But Bill won’t. He’s very busy.
W： Have a good trip.
Text 9
W： May I speak to Tom， please？
M： Speaking.
W： I have some problems with my schoolwork. Could you come to my home and help me？
M： Sure， I’d love to.
W： Great. Well， are you free on Saturday morning？
M： Umm， maybe I am not. I have to look after my little sister and help with the housework on Saturday.
W： Then how about Sunday morning？
M： Let me see... There will be an important game show from 9：00 to 9：40. After that I will be available.
W： OK. Let’s meet at 10：00， outside our school gate. See you then.
M： See you.
Text 10
Hello， my name is Li Lei. I am going to show you around my hometown. First， here is my house. It’s a small house. We have a garden. My mother grows vegetables and flowers in the garden. Outside the garden is a bus stop. It takes about ten minutes to get to the nearest town. There are lots of buildings there. There is a shopping center and a cinema. There is also a park near the center of the town. I like going to town on my bike. The town is near the sea. I often go swimming in summer when it’s warm and sunny. There is not much pollution in the town because cars are not allowed to go into the center of the town. I have lots of friends here. I think it’s a wonderful place to live. I hope you’ll like it.
Units 7—8 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Hey， Jim. You rode to school today？ Didn’t your father drive you here as usual？ M： No， he went to see my grandparents in the countryside， and there is no bus stop near my home.
Text 2
M： It smells good. What are you eating？
W： I’m having some noodles with an egg. It’s my lunch today.
Text 3
W： Wow！ Mr Zhao. The painting is excellent！ Let me take a photo of it.
M： Look at the sign， Amy. It says “No photos”.
Text 4
M： What do you usually do at weekends， Alice？
W： I often watch films online. But my grandmother likes to listen to the radio.
Text 5
W： John， can you teach me how to play the piano？
M： No problem. Let’s practice every Saturday afternoon.
Text 6
M： Did you say sorry to Lucy， Linda？
W： Yes. I called her at 8：30 last night.
Text 7
W： How did you like the film last night？
M： Well， I just want to say I don’t want to see it any more.
Text 8
W： When do you often go to school？
M： I often leave home at 7：30 and walk for 20 minutes.
Text 9
M： Mary， did you have a good time at Bob’s party last night？
W： Yes. And all the classmates came except Tom.
Text 10
W： Can I help you， sir？
M： Yes. I don’t know how much I should pay for this letter.
W： Let me have a look. Well， it only costs you 2 dollars.
Text 11
W： Are you watching a movie with your computer， John？
M： No. I’m looking at some photos that I took last week.
W： Do you mind if I look at them？
M： Of course not.
W： Where did you take them？
M： In the village where I went camping with my classmates last week. We had a great time there.
W： How long did you stay there？
M： We planned to stay there for only three days. But we had so much fun there that we stayed there for four more days.
Text 12
W： Hello， sir！ I want to work as a volunteer.
M： What would you like to do？
W： Well， I like working with kids.
M： You can help cheer up the kids in the hospital every afternoon.
W： I’m afraid I can’t. I’m only free on weekends.
M： Let me see. Oh， you could volunteer at the food bank.
W： What can I do there？
M： You could give out food to the kids.
W： Oh， I’m not good at doing this.
M： Well， would you like to help kids with their schoolwork in an after-school study program？
W： OK. It’s a good idea. Thank you！
Text 13 Today is Monday. It is a fine day. I got up early. After breakfast， I hurried to school by bike. At school， I listened to my teacher carefully and studied very hard. I had lunch in the school dining hall with my best friend， Kate. In the afternoon， I played tennis for an hour. I like playing tennis， and I’m a member of the school tennis club. I’ve been playing tennis for three years. I got home at five o’clock. After a short rest， I started to help Mom cook the supper. I had supper with Mom. Dad didn’t come back home. Usually， I start to do my homework at half past six. But today I had to help Mom with some housework at that time. Helping Mom with housework is usually Dad’s job， but tonight he had to work late at his office. I finished my homework at ten o’clock. What a tiring day！
Units 9—10 聽力练习
Text 1
W： Li Lei， your bag is too heavy.
M： Yes， but Tom’s bag is heavier than mine， and his sister’s is heavier than his.
Text 2
M： Lily， someone is knocking at the door. Would you please open it？
W： But， Dad！ I have heard nothing.
M： Turn down your radio， and you will hear it.
Text 3
W： I got here at five to eleven. What time is it now？
M： My watch says a quarter past eleven.
Text 4
M： Shall we go boating or have a picnic tomorrow？
W： I’m afraid we can’t go anywhere because the radio said it was going to rain tomorrow.
M： Oh， bad luck， I hate staying at home.
Text 5
W： Have you got a pair of sports shoes in my size？
M： I think so. How about these？
W： Oh， I like them very much. How much are they？
M： Eighty dollars.
Text 6
M： Is Ted your new friend， Linda？
W： Yes， he’s from America. He’s good at running. He’s the fastest runner in my class.
M： Really？ Does he often run？
W： Yes， every day he runs to school.
M： When does he usually arrive at school？
W： He leaves home at 7：00 am. And it takes about 40 minutes to run to school.
M： I see.
Text 7
M： Could I borrow some money， Mom？
W： What for？
M： I’m going to the countryside tomorrow. I need to buy some food and books for the children there.
W： I’m going to the supermarket. I can buy them for you.
M： That’s very nice of you.
W： Um， could you please help me sweep the floor and fold your clothes？
M： Yes， I will finish the work in an hour. Text 8
M： Hello， Jenny！
W： Hi， Jack！
M： I heard you were good at choosing new clothes. Would you like to go shopping with me this afternoon？
W： Oh， sorry. I have to go to the dentist.
M： What about tomorrow morning？
W： Sorry， I have to take a piano lesson tomorrow morning.
M： Well， what are you going to do the day after tomorrow？
W： It’s Saturday. I have to look after my sister at home.
M： Oh， I see.
W： I’m sorry， Jack. I’m really busy this week.
Text 9
M： Hi， Betty. How was your vacation？
W： It was great.
M： Where did you go？
W： I went to Paris with my parents.
M： Paris？ Wow！ What did you do there？
W： Well， we went to a lot of museums.
M： Oh， how were the museums？
W： They were really interesting. But they were crowded.
M： Did you go shopping？
W： Yeah， I went to a lot of stores.
M： How were the stores？
W： Oh， the clothes there were very expensive.
M： And how were the people there？ Did you talk to them？
W： Yeah， the people were really friendly. My parents had some French friends， and we had dinner at their houses.
M： How was the food？
W： It was delicious. I love French food！
Text 10
One day a little boy came into a fruit shop. He had five dollars and wanted to buy some apples. He said to the shopkeeper， “Give me apples for five dollars， please.”
When the shopkeeper gave him the apples， the boy counted them and felt very surprised. Then he said， “Last Friday， my mother bought apples here for five dollars， too. Why did you give me fewer apples？” “Don’t ask questions， boy. I have no time for questions.”
“Excuse me， sir，” said the little boy， “but…”
“It is all right， my boy，” said the shopkeeper. “Don’t you know？ The fewer apples you get， the less fruit you will have to carry.”
“Alright，” said the boy and he gave four dollars to the shopkeeper. He was just going to leave the shop when he heard the words， “Come back！ You must pay me five dollars.”
“That’s OK！” said the boy. “Don’t you know？ The fewer dollars you get， the less money you will have to count.”