2017广东高考英语听说考试D试题及其参考答案

Part A Reading Aloud

When do we first become aware of ourselves? To address that very question, watch a well-established experiment known as the mirror test. First up is 16-month-old Owen. If Owen knows who he is, he should notice the mark and know it is on his cheek. Next it’s the turn of Bethan. Her mum puts the mark on her face as instructed. Time and time again this test demonstrates that it’s between the ages of 18 and 24 months that we become self-aware. It is this that distinguishes us from other animals and gives us a unique relationship with the world. 

Part B Role Play

视频对话

W: Hi, Tom! Haven’t seen you for ages. How have you been? 

M: I was on the sick list actually. 

W: Oh! What happened? 

M: I hurt my legs when climbing the mountain alone. 

W: My goddess! What did you do with that? 

M: I was so lucky. I had an e-doctor help me at that very moment. 

W: E-doctor? What do you mean? 

M: My family registered with an e-doctor three months ago. E-doctors are the ones that can give you medical advice through mobile phones or computers. It’s a good choice when you can’t visit the doctor in person. When I fell off a rock, I couldn’t move. So I called him immediately.

三问部分

1. 那个医生是如何帮助你的？

（回答：Through the camera on my mobile phone, he guided me through a self-exam on my leg. When he was sure that there was nothing serious, he advised me to walk slowly and to find a walking stick. He also sent me the information of the nearest hospital, so I went there for help.）

2. 现在有很多人以这种形式看病吗？

（回答：Yes. It’s very convenient. You don’t need to wait long before you see a doctor. Besides, you don’t have to take a day off to see a doctor. ）

3. 网络医生看病的弊端是什么？

（回答：While patients are generally satisfied, there are still some problems. For example, e-doctors may make mistakes because they can’t touch or feel the patients during camera exams. Many doctors still insist patients go to their offices, and then they can have face-to-face communication. ）

五答部分

1. What happened to Tom when he climbed the mountain alone?

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2.When did Tom’s family register with an e-doctor?

3. What advice did the e-doctor give Tom?

4. Why is it convenient to visit e-doctors?

5. What do many doctors insist? 

Part C Retelling

The Sign Language Translator

Mary is a eleven-year-old girl. Her mother is a sign language translator. Mary learned sign language from her mother when she was a small child. One afternoon, Mary went back home by school bus. When she got off the bus, she saw an ambulance and heard people talking about a car accident across the street. Instead of going home, Mary went over and stayed there with many other people. She was curious about what was happening. There were doctors busy saving the injured. She noticed that a doctor was trying to communicate with a woman lying on the ground. But that woman was not able to speak and she was using sign language. The doctor did not understand what she was trying to tell him. He asked the people around whether there was anyone who understood sign language. Then Mary offered to help. She quickly got what the injured woman meant and explained to the doctor that the woman’s neck was badly hurt. With Mary’s help, the doctor was able to provide the woman with immediate and proper care for her neck. He thanked Mary for her help. Mary felt proud of what she did.