32.

　　A. 10.

　　B. 4.

　　C. 3.

　　D. 1.

　　33.

　　A. He checked through the expiring date of his current mileage.

　　B. He looked round mileage in his frequent flier account.

　　C. He looked over his balances in his bank account.

　　D. He asked for the details of new mileage program.

　　34.

　　A. He used all of it to exchange a free ticket.

　　B. He traded half of it for free coupons.

　　C. He went to have four free meals in a restaurant.

　　D. He earned additional miles by car rental.

　　35.

　　A. 805 miles.

　　B. 1,000 miles.

　　C. 1,305 miles.

　　D. 1,500 miles.

　　英語(yǔ)四級(jí)聽力原文：

　　When Johnson worked in a high-travel job more thana decade ago, he signed up for every free mileageprogram available. He was fortunate enough tohave 100,000 miles with one airline to get four freetickets. But it took his family of four about [32]threeyears to accumulate that much mileage!

　　As a result, he paid little attention to the low-mileagebalances in most of his [33]frequent flier accounts. However, after he heard that the UnitedAirline would start placing limits on people who didn't use frequent flier miles, he [33]checkedto see whether he had any mileage due to expire at the end of the year.

　　Indeed, he had a grand [35]total of 2,805 miles, far from the 25,000 miles he needed to getone free ticket. However, there were ways he could use this small number of miles to takeadvantage of easy freebies. He had two choices: he could either find a low-cost, low-effort wayto earn additional United miles to hold onto his 2,805 miles, or he could find some low-mileageredemption opportunities to get valuable freebies with his mileage.

　　Finally he decided to [35]use 2,000 miles to get the new $100 Restaurant.com certificate withwhich he could get more than one dinner by using two $50 certificates. He also used his MileagePlus number to [34/35]earn 500 United miles with a participating car rental partner for areservation he already booked.

　　That kept his account active and prevented him from losing the remaining miles. It also broughthis total mileage up to the mileage, which was enough to get another freebie later!

　　Questions 32 to 35 are based on the passage you have just heard.

　　32. How many years did Johnson wait to get free tickets?

　　正確答案：C

　　解析：短文說(shuō)，Johnson全家用了三年的時(shí)間攢夠了里程數(shù)才換了免費(fèi)機(jī)票。故答案是C。四個(gè)選擇是數(shù)字，初步猜測(cè)題目問(wèn)的可能與數(shù)字細(xì)節(jié)有關(guān)，邊聽邊做好筆記。

　　33. What did Johnson do after he heard of United Airline's announcement?

　　正確答案：B

　　解析：短文說(shuō)，Johnson本來(lái)不注意自己的經(jīng)常飛行者賬戶的結(jié)余，現(xiàn)在卻因新通告要查一下在年底到期前他還有多少還沒(méi)用的里程數(shù)。故答案是B。四個(gè)選擇的提示詞call up, look round, look over, ask for，初步猜測(cè)題目問(wèn)的可能與男士查詢或查看某物有關(guān)。由短文可知，雖然Johnson查的是結(jié)余，但不是銀行余額，排除C。Johnson已經(jīng)知道使用限期是年底，排除A。航空公司的新政策并不是介紹新的里程計(jì)劃，排除D。

　　34. How did Johnson plan to use his low-mileage balance?

　　正確答案：D

　　解析：根據(jù)原文，他通過(guò)租車得到500里程數(shù)。故答案是D。四個(gè)選擇是四種舉動(dòng)，初步猜測(cè)題目問(wèn)的可能與男士將要如何使用某項(xiàng)服務(wù)有關(guān)。根據(jù)主題，應(yīng)該與mileage服務(wù)有關(guān)，邊聽邊做好筆記。

　　35. How much mileage was left in Johnson's account finally?

　　正確答案：C

　　解析：根據(jù)原文，本來(lái)有2,805 miles，花了2,000 miles換餐券，使用租車服務(wù)，又增加500里程數(shù)，所以最后賬戶里面有1,305 miles。四個(gè)選擇是數(shù)字，可猜測(cè)題目問(wèn)的可能與男士使用的里程數(shù)有關(guān)，要邊聽邊做好筆記，留意有數(shù)字出現(xiàn)的地方和相關(guān)聯(lián)的信息。