2023年6月英语四级听力原文第二套全文共6篇示例，供读者参考篇1My Summer Vacation AdventuresHi! My name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. I just finished 4th grade and I'm really excited for summer vacation! School is fun and all, but there's nothing quite like those long, lazy summer days with no homework or tests. This summer is going to be especially awesome because my family is going on a big trip. We're driving all the way from our home in Ohio to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming!The drive will take forever - probably like a million hours. But Mom and Dad say we're going to stop at some really cool places along the way. First up is Indianapolis, Indiana. Did you know the Indianapolis 500 race is held there every year? We're going to go to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and take a tour. I'm not that into cars myself, but I hear it's pretty neat to see where they hold such a famous race.After Indianapolis, we're headed to Kansas City, Missouri. I'm really excited about this stop because we're going to watch myfavorite baseball team, the Cleveland Guardians, play against the Kansas City Royals! Go Guardians! My brother Tommy is secretly hoping the Royals win, but there's no way. Our pitching is too good this year.The drive from Kansas City to Denver, Colorado will probably feel like it takes a million years too. But Denver seems like it'll be worth it. We're going to go up in the mountains and ride anold-timey narrow gauge railroad train. Those trains are so tiny compared to regular trains! I just hope nobody gets stuck having to sit backwards. That makes me a little queasy.After Denver, we'll finally make it to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. That's where we're going to spend most of our vacation time. Yellowstone is famous for its geysers, hot springs, and wildlife like bears, bison, and elk. I can't wait to see Old Faithful, the most iconic geyser that erupts every 90 minutes or so shooting hot water way up into the air!One of the coolest things we're doing in Yellowstone is going on a horseback trail ride. I've never been on a real horse before, just ponies at a petting zoo. Apparently there are over 1,000 miles of trails in Yellowstone though, so plenty of space to explore on horseback. Mom is a little nervous about it but I'm not worried at all. How hard can it be?We're also going to check out the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. The pictures I've seen make it look absolutely massive, like a huge crack in the earth. And the waterfall that goes over the edge is supposed to be breathtaking. I'll have to be really careful and watch my step though. I definitely don't want to go tumbling over that giant cliff!Another thing I can't wait for is seeing the Yellowstone hot springs up close. The bright colors are so pretty - blues, greens, oranges, and reds all blending together. I've read the colors come from different types of bacteria and minerals in the water. As long as it doesn't smell too bad, I think it'll be amazing to see in person. Maybe I can even collect a sample to examine under a microscope when I get home.Whew, I'm getting tired just thinking about everything we're going to pack into our Yellowstone trip! We'll probably need a vacation after our vacation to recuperate. But I know it'll be an adventure I'll never forget and definitely the highlight of my summer break. I'll tell you all about our trip when I get back to school in the fall. Well, if I can manage to pay attention in class after being a wild nature explorer all summer that is!篇2Hi everyone! My name is Lily and I'm 8 years old. I love going to school and learning new things every day. Today I want to tell you all about my favorite subjects and what I've been up to lately in class.One of my favorite subjects is science. I think science is so cool because you get to learn about how the world works. Like why things fall down instead of floating up into the sky. Or why the sky is blue instead of green or purple. My science teacher Mr. Martin always does these amazing experiments to show us scientific concepts.Just last week, we learned about chemical reactions by mixing vinegar and baking soda together in a bottle. When you combine them, it makes this crazy fizzing reaction as carbon dioxide gas is released. It was like making a mini volcano erupt right on our desks! I loved watching the baking soda and vinegar fizz up almost to the top of the bottle. Science experiments make the concepts we learn so much more tangible and fun.In math class, we've been learning about fractions. I'll be honest, fractions were really confusing for me at first. Having to deal with a numerator and denominator made my head spin. But our teacher Mrs. Rodriguez is so good at breaking it downstep-by-step. She uses visual aids like cutting up rectangles andcircles into fractions to help us understand what the numbers actually represent.Now I've got a good handle on identifying fractions, and we're working on adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominators. Last week we had a class competition to see who could solve the most fraction math problems correctly. I was so proud because I got 9 out of 10 right! Fractions don't seem so intimidating anymore.Another favorite of mine is art class with Ms. Jackson. We get to do all sorts of fun projects like painting, drawing, sculpting with clay, and more. A couple weeks ago, we learned about complementary colors and how they make each other look brighter and more vibrant. We each got a canvas to paint complementary color designs on using brushes and acrylic paints.I chose to use orange and blue as my complementary colors.I painted big, bold strokes of blue all over the canvas first. Then I added in curved lines and shapes using the bright orange paint. Whenever the orange intersected with the blue, the colors seemed to just pop off the canvas! It looked so vivid and energetic. I was really proud of my complementary color artwork.English class has been fun too because we're studying poetry. Our teacher Mr. Greene has us analyze poems to identify things like rhyme scheme, imagery, metaphors, and themes. Then we get to try writing our own poems using some of those same devices and literary techniques.Last week I wrote a poem about my dog Rufus. I used rhyming couplets and tried to incorporate lots of descriptive imagery and sensory details. Like how his fur feels soft as cotton when I pat his head. Or how his bark sounds like a anchor chain rattling on a ship's deck. Mr. Greene said I did a great job painting a vivid picture with my words when he read my poem to the class.I'm pretty much the kickball champion because I can kick that ball SO far. The other day I landed a kick that went soaring clear over the playground fence! Everyone was super impressed. Unfortunately the ball landed in Mr. Taylor's veggie garden next door, but no harm done. It just got a little mud on it.Well, I could go on and on, but I don't want to take up too much more of your time. School keeps me busy but I'm learning so many interesting new things every week. I feel like my brain is just an insatiable sponge, soaking up all kinds of knowledge. Thanks for listening to me ramble about my latest adventures atschool. Being a kid is hard work but it's also a ton of fun! Talk to you all again soon.篇3Listening Passage 2Hi everyone! My name is Emily and I'm 10 years old. I'm in the 5th grade at Oakwood Elementary School. Today I want to tell you all about my school and what a typical day is like for me.I wake up at 6:30 every morning because my bus comes at 7:15. My mom makes me breakfast - usually cereal or oatmeal and orange juice. Then I brush my teeth, get dressed in my school uniform (navy blue polo shirt and khaki pants), and head out the door with my backpack.The bus ride takes about 20 minutes. I sit with my best friend Sophia and we talk about our homework or what we're going to do at recess that day. When we get to school at 7:35, we line up outside our classroom door until the bell rings at 7:45.Our teacher, Mrs. Johnson, is really nice. She makes learning fun with songs, games, and hands-on activities. First up is reading class where we're working on comprehension strategies like making predictions and visualizing what we read. After thatis writing, where we're currently learning how to write persuasive essays.At 9:30 we have a 15 minute snack break. I usually have an apple or granola bar from home. Then it's time for math, which is my favorite subject. We're learning long division now which is pretty challenging but satisfying once you get it. Last is science where we just started a unit on ecosystems and habitats.The best part of the day is lunch and recess from 11:30 to 12:30. I pack a lunch - my mom makes me a sandwich, carrots, a granola bar, and a juice box. At recess, Sophia and I love playing on the swings and monkey bars. We also really enjoy hanging out with our other friends like Aisha, Michael, and Jacob.After lunch, we have social studies where we're studying the history of our state. Then we have P.E. twice a week on Mondays and Wednesdays. I'm on the school soccer team too which practices after school on Tuesdays and Thursdays.Art class is my other favorite part of the week on Fridays. We get to draw, paint, sculpt with clay - I just love being creative. At the end of every day, we have storytime where Mrs. Johnson reads us a chapter book. Right now it's the latest book in the Harry Potter series.The bell rings at 2:45 to dismiss us for the day. I take the bus home, have a snack, and start my homework. I try to get it all done before dinner at 6:00. After that, I relax by playing outside, reading, or watching a show. I go to bed around 8:30 to get a good night's sleep before doing it all again the next day!Even though school is a lot of work, I genuinely enjoy it. My classes are interesting, my teachers care about me, and I have wonderful friends. I feel like I'm learning so much every single day. What did you think about a day in the life of this 5th grader? Let me know if you have any other questions!篇4Hey guys! It's me, Tommy. I'm a 4th grader at Riverside Elementary School. I had the craziest day yesterday and I just have to tell you all about it!So you know how my older sister Stephanie is in college, right? Well, she had to take this big test called the CET-4 Listening Comprehension exam. It's some kind of really important English test that all college students in China have to pass before they can graduate. Steph has been studying like crazy for weeks!Anyway, yesterday was the big day for her exam. Of course, my parents were freaking out, making sure she got a good night's sleep, ate a healthy breakfast, didn't stay up too late studying, etc. They were driving her nuts! But I think they were just really nervous for her.Steph had to be at the exam site, which was at a different university across town, super early in the morning. Like 7am early! My dad drove her there before the sun even came up. I'm not even awake at that hour on a school day. I don't know how she did it.Well, a few hours later, my mom and I went to pick her up after the exam was over. We were waiting outside and I could see Steph coming out with all her test materials. She looked completely exhausted, like a zombie!When she got in the car, Mom started firing a million questions at her. "How did it go? Was it hard? Do you think you passed? Which sections gave you trouble?" And so on. Steph was too wiped out to really answer anything.On the ride home, she finally told us a little bit about the exam. Apparently, there were like 5 different sections testing different kinds of listening skills. She said one part had just conversations between two people that she had to answerquestions about. Another section was lectures from university professors on scientific topics that she had to take notes on. Wild, right?There was also a section with listening passages about the news and current events. Apparently one of the passages was about some big technological breakthrough that had happened recently. I can't remember what it was exactly, but Steph said it was pretty interesting.Another section was random audio clips from daily life, like announcements at a train station, conversations at a restaurant, stuff like that. Steph had to listen carefully and answer questions proving she understood the context.The last section was the hardest according to Steph - it was tons of mini conversations between multiple speakers happening all at once! She had to try to focus and pick out important details from all the chit-chat going on. Can you imagine how confusing that must have been? I would've been so lost!Overall, Steph said the whole exam was just draining. Having to stay focused and concentrate so hard on understanding all that English for over 2 hours straight completely wiped her out mentally. No wonder she looked like a zombie afterwards!When we got home, Steph passed out on the couch for a nap immediately. She slept for like 4 hours before finally getting up for dinner. Even then, she seemed out of it still.I just can't believe they make college students go through exams that intense. It's no wonder my sister has been stressing so much about preparing for months. I'll tell you one thing - I am NOT looking forward to having to take huge tests like that when I get to university!Anyways, that's the full scoop on Steph's crazy CET-4 Listening exam day. She finds out her score results in a couple weeks, so wish her luck! I'll be sure to let you guys know if she passed or not. Fingers crossed for her!Alright, that's all for this incredibly long story time from me. I'll catch you all later! This is Tommy signing off.篇5Hi everyone! My name is Timmy and I'm 8 years old. Today I'm going to tell you all about my summer vacation last year. It was the best summer ever!It started off when school let out in June. Me and my best friend Tommy were so excited. No more teachers, no morebooks, no more homework for a whole 3 months! Our parents said we could have a sleepover on the first night of summer to celebrate. We stayed up really late watching movies and eating popcorn and candy. The next morning we had a huge tummyache but it was worth it!A few days later, my whole family went on a big road trip. We drove for what felt like forever and ever in our minivan. My little sister Susie wouldn't stop crying and asking "Are we there yet?" Mom and Dad seemed pretty frustrated. But I liked looking out the window and seeing all the different landscapes go by.Finally after like a bajillion hours, we arrived at the Grand Canyon! It was so massive and majestic. We went on a little hike along the rim trail. The views were breathtaking. You could see for miles and miles across the layered red rocky canyon. Our tour guide Sarah told us all about how the canyon was carved out over millions of years by the Colorado River. It was awesome but I got tired pretty quick from all the walking.The next day, we visited an old abandoned gold mining town called Calico. It was like stepping back in time to the Wild Wild West! All the buildings were made of wood and there were hitching posts for horses. We went into the saloon andpretended to drink sasparilla. I dressed up as a cowboy and posed for pictures. Tommy would have loved it!After Calico, we drove to Los Angeles. The traffic was crazy, with cars everywhere. The city seemed so huge and crowded after coming from our small town. Our hotel was right next to the beach in Santa Monica. I had never seen the Pacific Ocean before! We spent two days just hanging out on the beach, swimming, building sandcastles, and trying to catch little crabs and fish in the tidal pools. Susie got sunburnt pretty bad because she didn't wear enough sunscreen.One of the days in LA we went to Universal Studios. That was definitely the highlight of the trip for me! We went on the Mummy roller coaster, the Jurassic Park river ride, and got to explore the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. I loved the haunted houses and seeing all the cool movie props and sets. Dad showed us whereabouts different famous scenes were filmed on the studio tour. It felt like being transported into another world!On the way back home, we stopped in Las Vegas for a night. The hotels there were gigantic! Everything was bright and flashy with so many lights and sounds. We went to see the volcano show at the Mirage which was an awesome display of fire and smoke erupting from the fake volcano. The next morning, wehad an amazing brunch buffet with any food you can imagine. I ate so many waffles, pancakes, and chocolate!Finally, we made it back home after almost 3 weeks on the road. I had so many fun adventures and got to see so many incredible sights. As much as I loved the vacation though, I was also really happy and relieved to be back in my own room, sleeping in my cozy bed. There's no place like home!That was my awesome 2023 summer trip with my family. What did you do for your summer vacation? I can't wait to make more fun memories this summer. Maybe we'll go to Disneyland or camp in the mountains. Whatever it is, I'm sure it'll be an adventure! Thanks for reading, gotta go, my mom is calling me for dinner!篇6It was a sunny morning and I was so excited to go to school! My mom made my favorite breakfast - chocolate chip pancakes! After I got dressed, I put on my brand new light-up sneakers that blink different colors. I grabbed my Paw Patrol backpack and ran out the door.On the bus ride, I sat next to my best friend Timmy. We talked about our awesome weekend playing video games andwatching movies. Timmy got a new bike for his birthday so he invited me over to try it out after school. I couldn't wait!When we got to school, our teacher Mrs. Anderson was waiting at the front door. "Good morning class! I have a surprise for you today," she said with a big smile. We all cheered because we love surprises.Mrs. Anderson told us we were going on a field trip to the zoo! I raised my hand really high because I knew the answer to her next question. "Who can name some animals we might see at the zoo?" I shouted out "Monkeys! Lions! Elephants!" A couple other kids yelled out "Tigers! Snakes! Pandas!" We were all so excited.On the bus ride to the zoo, we sang songs about animals like "The Ants Go Marching" and "Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed." When we finally arrived, I could hardly sit still in my seat! The first thing I saw when I got off the bus was the biggest giraffe I've ever seen, munching on leaves. Its long blue tongue kept sticking out to grab more leaves. So cool!We followed the zookeeper, who was our guide for the day, down an rocky path surrounded by trees and flowers. He stopped to show us a family of meerkats standing up straight and looking around. The zookeeper said they take turns beingthe lookout animal to watch for predators. One of them let out a super loud bark sound!Next the zookeeper brought us over to the gorilla area. There was a huge glass window so we could get up close. A gorilla mother was holding her baby close and grooming its fur. The dad gorilla was beating his chest and making loud hooting noises. The zookeeper said that's how gorillas show they're strong. I tried imitating the chest beating but I'm not very strong yet!For lunch we had a picnic near the elephant habitat. I've never seen elephants in real life before! They were gigantic, using their long trunks to scoop up food into their mouths. The zookeeper gave us some lettuce and carrots to feed the elephants through a fence. When an elephant took a carrot from my hand with its trunk, it felt so weird and rubbery! An elephant behind the fence starting spraying water from its trunk which made everyone laugh.After lunch, we went to the reptile house where it was warm and humid inside. We saw all kinds of snakes, lizards, and frogs behind the glass. The zookeeper got to hold a baby alligator! He told us that alligators are closely related to dinosaurs. We got to touch its bumpy skin and see its powerful jaws up close.The last stop on the zoo tour was the polar bear area. There was a huge pool with an underwater viewing area where we could watch the bears swim. A polar bear swam right up to the glass window and opened its mouth, making claw marks on the glass with its massive paws. I was a little scared at first, but the zookeeper said the bear was just playing. Polar bears are SO huge!On the bus ride back to school, I was completely exhausted from walking around the zoo all day. But I had so much fun seeing all the cool animals! I can't wait to go to the zoo again soon. Next time, I'm going to bring my camera to take pictures of everything. Today was one of the best days ever!。
