第PAGE"pagenumber"pagenumber頁，共NUMPAGES"numberofpages"numberofpages頁第PAGE"pagenumber"pagenumber頁，共NUMPAGES"numberofpages"numberofpages頁江西省九江市武寧縣武寧尚美中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高二下學(xué)期開學(xué)英語試題一、聽力選擇題（本大題共10小題）1．Howmuchdoesthefoodcostintotal?A．14dollars. B．16dollars. C．24dollars.2．Whowouldactuallybethemainspeakerattheconference?A．Anna. B．Mark. C．Annie.3．WhywasEmilylate?A．Shegotthetimewrong.B．Shegotlostontheway.C．Herbuswasdelayed.4．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates.B．Bossandemployee.C．Studentandteacher.5．WhenwillShirleyandDavidmeet?A．At6:10. B．At5:50. C．At7:00.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatisthemandoing?A．Hostingaprogram. B．Conductingasurvey. C．Doingsomeshopping.7．Whoisthewomanshoppingwith?A．Herfriend. B．Herhusband. C．Herschoolmate.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Salespersonandcustomer. B．Oldschoolfriends. C．Fellowworkers.9．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A．Sheisfondofherwork. B．Sheistiredoftraveling. C．Sheisinterestedinlaw.10．Whatdoesthemando?A．Abusinessman. B．Alawyer. C．Anengineer.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。11．Wheredidthemanlearnabouttheinventions?A．Inamovie. B．Inanarticle. C．Inaconversation.12．Whatissuedoesthefirstinventionaimtosolve?A．Flying-testcost. B．Taking-offcondition. C．City-livingtraffic.13．Howdoesthesmartrobotassistinsurgeries?A．Bymakingdecisions. B．Byimprovingaccuracy. C．Byexplainingrisks.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。14．Whydoesthemandisliketake-offs?A．Itisdangerous. B．Itmakeshimsick. C．Ittakesalongtime.15．Wherearethespeakersgoing?A．Spain. B．America. C．Greece.16．Whatattractsthemanmost?A．Thevillages. B．Themuseums. C．Thebeaches.17．Howdoesthemanfeelintheend?A．Nervous. B．Relieved. C．Impatient.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。18．Howdosmarthomesmakelifeeasierforsomepeople?A．ByincreasingInternetspeed.B．Byreducingthecostofliving.C．Byautomatinghouseholdtasks.19．Whyarepeopleconcernedaboutsmarthomes?A．Theymayaffectprivacy.B．Theyaredifficulttosetup.C．Theymaybetooexpensive.20．Whatwillthespeakerdiscussinthenextsession?A．Concreteoperations. B．Detailedprosandcons. C．Futuredevelopment.二、閱讀理解（本大題共5小題）EnvironmentalEducationVolunteeringinUbud,BaliProjectdetailsLovespendingtimeinnatureandwanttobeavolunteerinUbud,Bali?InternationalVolunteerHQ’sEnvironmentalEducationprojectenablesvolunteerstoteachlocalelementaryschoolchildrenaboutrecyclingandsustainableliving,aswellasEnglishlanguageskills.Duringtheirsparetime,volunteerscanenjoytheirtripsinUbudandgettoknowitsrichcultureandnaturalenvironment.Whattoexpectandhowyou’llmakeanimpactPlasticwasteandotherrubbishlitterthestreetsofBali.It’sarealproblemformostofthecountry.Traditionally,Balinesefoodwaswrappedinbananaleaveswhichwouldbiodegradewhenthrownontheground,butlocalsnowtackletheirplasticpackaginginthesameway,leavingtheirbeautifulhomecoveredwithtrash.Asavolunteer,you’llbeteachingclassesaboutrecycling,sustainabilityandconservation.You’llneedtoplanwhatandhowyou’regoingtoteach,keepinginmindthatbeingcreative,dynamicandfunwillhelpkeepstudentsengaged.ThestudentsmayalsonotspeakmuchEnglish,andschoolsareoftenpoorlyresourcedsoifyouneedanythingspecial,bringitwithyou.Volunteerrequirements·TorespectthelocalcultureandcustomsinBali,youshouldbeawarethatyoucan’thaveanythingobstructing(遮住)yourfacewhileatyourvolunteerplacement.·Volunteersundertheageof16mustbeaccompaniedbyaparentorguardiantoparticipateinthisproject.·Volunteersaged16or17ontheirprojectstartdatearerequiredtoprovideIVHQwithparentalpermissioninordertoparticipate,andmaybeaskedtoprovideadditionaldocumentstothelocalteam.·Allvolunteersaged13+arerequiredtoprovideacriminalbackgroundchecktoIVHQpriortodeparture.Thoseaged13—17,ifunabletoobtainacriminalbackgroundcheck,canprovidetwocharacterreferencelettersinstead.·Allvolunteersarerequiredtohaveenoughvolunteertravelinsurance.21．Whatcanvolunteersgetbyparticipatingintheproject?A．Theaccesstosufficientteachingfacilities. B．TheopportunitytoexploreUbudinperson.C．Freesystematiccoursesonnativelanguages. D．Afull-timejobofferatanelementaryschool.22．Whatarevolunteersexpectedtodo?A．Prepareandteachlessons. B．CleanupthestreetsofBali.C．AssistlocalEnglishteachers. D．CooktraditionalBalinesefood.23．Whatissaidabout13-year-oldvolunteers?A．Theyneedn’tbuytravelinsurance. B．Theyhavetoprovideparents’letters.C．Theycan’tparticipateindependently. D．Theymustcovertheirfacesatwork.SusanTsang’sjourneytobecomingafieldbiologistisasunconventionalasitisinspiring.GrowingupinNewYorkCity,Susanspentfourhoursdailyoncommute(通勤)toschool,leavinglittletimeforoutdoorexploration.Itmadeheranunlikelycandidateforacareerinfieldbiology.Susan’senthusiasmforthenaturalworldwasfueledduringavisittotheAmericanMuseumofNaturalHistory.Thedinosaurfossils(化石)awakenedherdesiretoexplorenature,whicheventuallyledhertopursueaPhDprogramfocusedonbatbiology.Susan’sfirstfieldexplorationwastoIndonesia,withthetaskofcatchingwildbats.Withheradvisorunabletohelp,SusanteamedupwithSigit,anexperiencedlocalresearcher.Theyexcitedlysetupnetsfortrappingbatsnearawaterfall.Whilepreparingtheirequipment,theydiscoveredabamboostructureleakingfreshwater.Thinkingitmightbeusefulfortheirbasecamp,theytriedtofixit,onlytohavewatererupteverywhere,soaking(浸濕)themcompletely.Unfortunately,astormwasapproaching.Realizingtheirdaywaslost,theywalkedbacktobasecamp.Theytalkedandlaughed,formingadeepbond.ThisadventureprovidedSusanwithnotonlypracticalskillsbutalsoaninvaluablelessonaboutadaptabilityandteamwork.Itenhancedthesignificanceofpracticalexperience.Sherecognizedthattrueunderstandingcomesfromdirectlyobservingthesubjectsofstudy—viewsthatcannotbegainedonlyfromtextbooks.Overtheyears,wheneverfacedwithdoubtsregardinghercapability;sherememberswhatheradvisortoldherabouttheexperience,“Thefirstdayyoucameback,completelywet,yetgenuinelyhappy.Thenextdayyouwentrightbackout.That’swhenIknewthisiswhereyoutrulybelonged.”SusanTsang’sjourneyillustratesthetransformativepowerofexperienceandperseverance.Fromacitygirltoacommittedfieldbiologist,Susan’ssuccesshighlightstheimportanceofpursuingone’senthusiasm,nomattertheodds.24．WhatinspiredSusan’sinterestforthenaturalworld?A．Amuseumvisit.B．Herdailytriptoschool.C．Afieldexploration.D．Herchildhoodeducation.25．Whatdoesparagraph3mainlydescribeaboutSusan’sfirstfieldexperience?A．Itsobjective. B．Itsdiscovery.C．Itsapproach. D．Itschallenge.26．HowdidthetriptoIndonesiainfluenceSusan?A．Shechangedherunderstandingofnature.B．Itbroughtherdoubtsabouthercapability.C．Shedevelopedasenseofcareerbelonging.D．Itdeepenedknowledgegainedinthebook.27．WhataccountedforSusan’schange?A．Thepowerofpassion.B．Thepursuitofperfection.C．Thereturntothewild.D．Thecontributiontobiology.Communityandenvironmentalgroupsnearthepetrochemical(石化產(chǎn)品)plantshavelongarguedthatitisunfairthatplacessuchastheHoustonshippingchannel,theupperOhioValleyandtheareanearthechurchinsouthernLouisianaknownas“CancerAlley”havehighconcentrationsofpollutingpetrochemicalfacilitiesinneighborhoodsthatareeconomicallyandpoliticallyignored.“Theyarelow-income,minoritycommunitiesthatoftenaresittingrightinthesamespotwherewe’veseenhistoricprejudicebyfacilitiesforyearsonyears,”BeyondPetrochemicalsCampaignExecutiveHeatherToneysaid.“Whenyouseeindustrycontinuallyidentifyingyourcommunityasasacrificesothattherestoftheworldcanhavetheirplasticforkwiththeirtakeout,itbegsthequestion,arewereallyfocusingonthehealthandwell-beingofallofourcitizens?”Toneyasked.Shejoinedrepresentativesfromfence-linecommunitiestothelatestUnitedNationsnegotiationsonaglobalplasticstreaty(條約)inBusan,SouthKorea,latelastmonth.Thosetalksendedwithoutanagreementforatreaty,yetanotherroundoftalksisscheduledfor2025.Thetreatynegotiatorsareconsideringarangeofpolicyactionstolimittheenvironmentalandhumanhealthdamagefromplasticwaste,includingimprovementstowastecollection,theremovalofthemostharmfulplasticsandwaystoboosttheunacceptablelowratesofplasticrecycling.Butforthepeoplelivingnearpetrochemicalplants,onepolicyapproachisfarmoreimportant.“Wehavetogettoaplacewherewe’returningoffthetaporatleastturningdowntheproductiontodealwiththeplasticwastewehaveandstopcreatingasmuch,”Toneysaid.“Honestly,thisisnotasituationwecanrecycleourwayoutof.”Aproposedcaponplasticproductionprovedtobethemostdifficultstickingpointinthenegotiations,asthepetrochemicalindustryandoil-producingnationssuchasSaudiArabiaobjectedtoit.ButToneyandhercolleaguesfromfence-linecommunitiesremarked,“Thetalkshavegivenusasensethatastrongandeffectivetreatycouldpotentiallyeasethepollutionburdenwefaceduetoplastics.”28．Whatisthemainconcernofpeoplenearthepetrochemicalplants?A．Thehistoricprejudice. B．Thehighcostofliving.C．Thelackofjobopportunities. D．Thesevereneighborhoodpollution.29．WhyarepetrochemicalplantslocatedincertaincommunitiesaccordingtoToney?A．Toearnlocalgovernments’support. B．Totakeadvantageofforgottenareas.C．Toenhancetheconvenienceoftakeout. D．Tostimulatethegrowthofplasticindustry.30．WhatdoesToneythinkisthemostimportantpolicy?A．Raisingrecyclingrates. B．Banningharmfulplastics.C．Improvingwastecollection. D．Limitingnewplasticproduction.31．Howdothefence-linecommunitiesfeelabouttheprospectofthenegotiations?A．Hopeful. B．Doubtful. C．Pessimistic. D．Overjoyed.Coraladaptationtooceanwarmingandmarineheatwaveswilllikelybeoverwhelmedwithoutrapidreductionsinglobalgreenhousegasemissions,warnaninternationalteamofscientists.LedbyDr.LiamLachsofNewcastleUniversity,thestudyindicatesthatcoralheattoleranceadaptationvianaturalselectioncouldkeeppacewithoceanwarmingiftheParisAgreementcommitmentsarerealized,limitingglobalwarmingto2℃.TheresearchersstudiedcoralsinPalau,developinganeco-evolutionarysimulationmodelthatincorporatesthermalandevolutionarybiologydata,aswellasecology.PublishedinScience,thestudysimulatestheconsequencesofglobaldevelopmentandfossilfuelusagescenarioscreatedbytheIntergovernmentalPanelonClimateChange.Prof.PeterMumby,aco-author,notesthatwithoutParisAgreementcommitments,theworldcouldwarmby3-5degreesbycentury’send,makingnaturalselectioninsufficientforthesurvivalofsensitivecoralspecies.“Wecanstillhavefairlyhealthycoralsinthefuture,butthisrequiresmoreaggressivereductionsinglobalemissionsandstrategicreefmanagement,”hesays.Dr.Lachsexplainsthatwithcurrentpolicies,weareontrackfor3°Cwarming,wherenaturalselectionforheattolerancecoulddeterminecoralsurvival.“Fromourmodeling,weexpectprofoundreductionsinreefhealthandanelevatedriskoflocalextinctionforthermallysensitivespecies,”headds,acknowledginguncertaintyincoral“evolvability”.Dr.JamesGuest,anotherco-author,stressestheurgentneedforclimate-smartmanagementoptions.“Weneedactionsthatmaximizegeneticadaptationpotentialandexploreincreasingadaptationlikelihoodinwildpopulations,”hesays,suggestingtargetedassistedevolutioninterventionstoimproveheattolerancethroughselectivebreeding.Coralreefs,remarkablydiverseandcrucialmarineecosystems,couldseesomeoffsetinprojectedlossoffunctioningandbiodiversityifrapidclimateactionisachieved,accordingtothestudy’smodels.“Geneticadaptationcouldplayaroleinpreservingcoralreefecosystems,butonlyifwetakeimmediateandsignificantstepstoaddressclimatechange,”Dr.Lachsconcludes.32．Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardscoraladaptation?A．Neutral. B．Overwhelmed C．Concerned. D．Indifferent.33．Whatisthepurposeofdevelopingeco-evolutionarysimulationmodelinthestudy?A．Toillustratetheinterdependencebetweengovernmentsandmeasurestakentoprotecttheecosystem.B．Tomakeasimulationofpossibleeffectsofglobalwarmingoncoralsurvival.C．ToprovideevidenceforeffectsofimplementingtheParisAgreementcommitments.D．Tosupporttheargumentthatcoralsaredyingout.34．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepassage?A．Uncertaintyisevitableifnaturetakesitscourse.B．ParisAgreementcommitmentshaveworkedwelltoprotectthebiodiversityintheecosystem.C．Thesurvivalofdiversecoralreefsreliesheavilyonclimateaction.D．Naturalselectionmightbeadequateforcoralreefswithlowheattolerancetosurvive.35．Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A．Tocallforpublicattentiontothepreservationofoceanbiodiversity.B．Topersuadebothindividualsandorganizationstoprotectthecoralreefs.C．Toappealforrapidactiontoprotecttheecosystem.D．Tourgeimmediateevolutioninterventionstoprotectcoraldiversity.Areyoulookingforahouseplantthatservesasadramaticbackgroundwhilepurifyingtheair?GiveMajestyPalmatry.Herearesometipstohelpyouplantandtakecareofit.Guaranteeproperlight.MajestyPalmisusedtolivingunderbiggertreesinitsnaturalhabitatinMadagascar,makingittolerateindirectlight.36.Therefore,puttingitnearasunnywindowtoobtainenoughindirectlightwouldbeyourgreatestbet.Keepthesoilwet.Growingitinpoorlydraining(排水的)soilthathasplentyofclayishighlyrecommended.However,thoughitlikeswetconditions,itwilleventuallyrotiftherootsstayconstantlybelowthesurfaceofwater.37.Keeptheairhumid.TheMajestyPalmbelongstotropicalplants,whichrequireshumidair.38.Ifyouhappentoliveinahomewithcold,dryair,youcanstillgrowitbykeepingahumidifierinthatroom.39.Justlikemanyotherplants,MajestyPalmcangrowbetterifyoufertilizeitproperly.Simplyfertilizeitinspringandsummer.Oncewintercomeswithcooleranddarkerconditions,youdonotneedtofertilizeitatall.Repotwhennecessary.Althoughstayinginsidethelivingroomallthetime,yourMajestyPalmcangrowbigandthepotwon’tbeabletoholdit.40.Youjustneedtoincreasethepotsizeby2inchesandwaterittwodaysbeforerepottingsothatthesoilbecomeslooseandit’sreadyfortheprocess.A．FeeditappropriatelyB．SelectfertilizerscarefullyC．Then,itistimetochangethecontainerD．IthastolearnhowtosurviveinsuchareasE．Inshort,extrawatermustbeabletoescapeF．Thatistosay,itisnotadrought-tolerantplantG．Itdoesn’tmeanitlovestoliveinadarkarea,though三、完形填空（本大題共1小題）“DoaGoodTurnDaily.”Thisisasloganofthescouttroop(童子軍).A13-year-oldscout,namedJonathanWerner,inTroop506ofHamLake,Minnesota,isbravely41newareaswhenitcomesto“goodturns.”Likemanytroops,Troop50642popcorneachfalltoraise43.Underitsgenerousrewardprogram,scouts44apercentageoftheirsalesingiftcardsandcashpointsredeemable(可兌換)forscouting-relatedactivities.45,Jonathanspentthenextfewyearsdevelopinganastonishing46forselling.Withthe47,Jonathanpracticedalotandstrategized48.In2021,he49$46,193.75insales,makinghima(an)50sellerinthenation.Hemighthavesplurgedon(揮霍)himself,buthehadother51-Heshiftedfrombigsellertobigspender,hand-selecting$5,000worthofgiftsfordozensofkidsinthenurseryheoncestayed.Andeachpresentmustbebeautifully52inperson.“Jonathan53persons.”sayshisscoutmaster,AaronMiller.Thefirstyearhedidthetoysforadoptedkids,peoplewereallfloored.“Hedoesn’tjustgiveitawaytosomebodyelse.Hemakesitvery54fromstarttofinish.”headds.Hemaynothearfromthekidsthemselves,butsocialworkers,scoutleaders,customersandtotalstrangershavereachedouttothankhimforhis55.Themostworthwhilethingistotrytoputhappinessintothelivesofothers.Thiskidisagreatexampleforallofus.41．A．interviewing B．exploring C．facilitating D．recommending42．A．collects B．buys C．sells D．distributes43．A．families B．money C．a(chǎn)wareness D．questions44．A．decline B．control C．weaken D．receive45．A．Inspired B．Finished C．Annoyed D．Moved46．A．sale B．presentation C．skill D．slogan47．A．drive B．a(chǎn)nxiety C．shifters D．strangers48．A．stressfully B．randomly C．carefully D．occasionally49．A．borrowed B．earned C．spent D．lacked50．A．top B．lowest C．a(chǎn)wkward D．hard51．A．presents B．problems C．ideas D．proofs52．A．hand-wrapped B．3D-printed C．mass-produced D．machine-carved53．A．talksto B．greetswith C．looksfor D．caresabout54．A．crazy B．personal C．cautious D．public55．A．technology B．a(chǎn)pology C．curiosity D．generosity四、短文填空（本大題共1小題）Directions:Fillineachblanktomakethepassagemakesenseandwellconnectedinwritingstyle.Theinitialletterofeachwordhasbeengiven.(pleasewriteeachanswerinaCOMPLETEwordontheanswercard.THEDECLARATIONOFINDEPENDENCEInCongress,July4,1776WhenintheCourseofhumanevents,itbecomesnecessaryforonepeopletodissolvethepoliticalbondswhichhaveconnectedthemwithanother,andtoassumeamongthePowersoftheearth,theseparateandequalstationtowhichtheLawsofNatureandofNature’sgodentitlethem,adecentrespecttotheopinionsofmankindrequiresthattheyshouldd56thecauseswhichimpelthemtotheseparation.Weh57thesetruthstobeself-evident,thatallmenarecreatede58,thattheyareendowedbytheirCreatorwithcertainunalienableR59,thatamongthesearelife,L60,andthepursuitofHappiness.Thattosecuretheserights,g61areinstitutedamongMen,derivingtheirjustpowersfromtheconsentofthegoverned.ThatwheneveranyformofGovernmentbecomesdestructiveoftheseends,itistheRightoftheP62toalterortoabolishit,andtoinstitutenewgovernment,l63itsfoundationonsuchprinciplesandorganizingitspowersinsuchf64,astothemshallseemmostlikelytoeffecttheirSafetyandHappiness.Prudence,indeed,willdictatethatGovernmentslongestablishedshouldnotbechangedforlightandtransientcauses;andaccordinglyallexperiencehasshown,thatmankindaremoredisposedtosuffer,whileevilsaresufferable,thantorightthemselvesbyabolishingtheformstowhichtheyareaccustomed.Butwhenalongtrainofabusesandusurpations,pursuinginvariablethesameObject,evincesadesigntoreducethemunderabsoluteDespotism,itistheirright,itistheird65,tothrowoffsuchGovernment,andtoprovidenewGuardsfortheirfuturesecurity.五、書信寫作（本大題共1小題）66．假定你是李華，你的外國朋友Alex在郵件中告訴你，他最近對攝影產(chǎn)生了濃厚興趣，想要找個地方學(xué)習(xí)攝影。請你給他寫一封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：1.表達(dá)你對他興趣的支持；2.推薦學(xué)習(xí)地點和相關(guān)課程；3.提議一同參加課程。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearAlex,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、書面表達(dá)（本大題共1小題）67．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Myfriendinvitedmetoatrapeze(高空秋千)class.Iwasdoubtfulbecauseofalackofcourageandashortofself-confidence,butherenthusiasmandassurancesofstrictsafetyruleswonmeover.Ihadbeenfearfulofheightssinceelementaryschoolandavoidingmyfearofheightsbecamesecondnature.ButhereIwas,atagetwenty-six,facingmyfearofheightsinaratherextremeway.Ihadcomearoundtotheideaoftryingtrapeze.Ifigureditwasn’tmuchdifferentfromswinging(舞動)onthemonkeybarsasakid.OnedifficultyIdidn’texpectwastheladder(梯子).Inordertoreachthetrapeze,Ihadtoclimbupatwenty-two-footladder.Icouldhearoneofmyclassmatesexpressingherimpatiencewithmyslowclimbuptheladder.“Ifshe’safraidofheights,whydidshesignupforatrapezeclass?”However,myfriendwasatthetopoftheladder,tryingtoencourageme.Besides,hisdistractiontechniqueshelpedtotakemymindoffmydangeroustask.Ifoundarhythm(節(jié)奏)andkeptgoing.Withaslowandsteadypace,Imadeittothetop.Thecheersfrommyclassmatesrangoutbelow.Aninstructortoldmetosteptotheedgeoftheplatform.Heremindedmeofthesafetyrules,includingthenetbelowthatwouldcatchmeatthebottom.Healsoaskedmetolistentothedirectionswhileintheair,soIcouldperformatrick.Astheinstructorcounteddown,Itookadeepbreathandpushedofftheplatform,swingingbackandforth.Atthatmoment,Ilostawarenessoftimeandspace.Fortunately,theinstructor’svoicecameovertheloudspeaker,givingmestep-by-stepinstructionsforperformingatrick.Insteadofdoubtingmyinabilitytoperformthetrick,Itookhisdirectionsonestepatatime.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個左右;2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Duringmyflightonthetrapeze,myfeardidn’tcompletelyleaveme._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thisexperienceopenedupanewwayofseeingmyselfandapproachingotherchallenges._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

參考答案1．【答案】B【聽力材料】M:Hello,homedeliveryservice.I’vegotalargecheeseandsausagepizzaforAlena.W:That’sme.Howmucharethey?M:Thecheeseis6dollarsandthepizzais10dollars.W:Here’stwenty.Pleasekeepthechange.【聽力材料】M:Hello,homedeliveryservice.I’vegotalargecheeseandsausagepizzaforAlena.W:That’sme.Howmucharethey?M:Thecheeseis6dollarsandthepizzais10dollars.W:Here’stwenty.Pleasekeepthechange.2．【答案】A【聽力材料】W:Bob,yousaidthatAnniewouldbethemainspeakerattheconference,butIrememberitwassupposedtobeMark.Areyousure?M:Oh,sorry.ImeantAnnaforsure.Itwasjustaslipofthetongue.【聽力材料】W:Bob,yousaidthatAnniewouldbethemainspeakerattheconference,butIrememberitwassupposedtobeMark.Areyousure?M:Oh,sorry.ImeantAnnaforsure.Itwasjustaslipofthetongue.3．【答案】C【聽力材料】M:Hi,Emily!Ithoughtweagreedtomeetatthecaféat3o’clock.W:Iknow.Igothereabitlatebecausemybuswasrunninglate.Bytheway,thiscaféisn’teasytofind.Ialmostgotlost,butI’mgladImadeit.【聽力材料】M:Hi,Emily!Ithoughtweagreedtomeetatthecaféat3o’clock.W:Iknow.Igothereabitlatebecausemybuswasrunninglate.Bytheway,thiscaféisn’teasytofind.Ialmostgotlost,butI’mgladImadeit.4．【答案】C【聽力材料】M:Youlookupset,Sally.What’swrong?W:Weneedmorepeopleforthisproject,Mr.Johnson.There’stoomuchworktodo.M:Well,I’mafraiditwon’tbeeasytofindanyonenow.Afterall,it’ssummervacation.W:Atleastwecanaskpeoplefromotherclasses.【聽力材料】M:Youlookupset,Sally.What’swrong?W:Weneedmorepeopleforthisproject,Mr.Johnson.There’stoomuchworktodo.M:Well,I’mafraiditwon’tbeeasytofindanyonenow.Afterall,it’ssummervacation.W:Atleastwecanaskpeoplefromotherclasses.5．【答案】A【聽力材料】M:Shirley,theconcertwillbeginatseventonight.Shallwemeetattentosixandheadforthestadiumtogether?W:Well,David,Imightbebabysittingmybrotherthen.Couldwemakeittwentyminuteslaterthanthat?M:Noproblem.【聽力材料】M:Shirley,theconcertwillbeginatseventonight.Shallwemeetattentosixandheadforthestadiumtogether?W:Well,David,Imightbebabysittingmybrotherthen.Couldwemakeittwentyminuteslaterthanthat?M:Noproblem.【答案】6．B7．B【聽力材料】M:Hi,haveyougottimetoansweraquickquestionortwo?W:Yes,Ithinkso.Weneedabreak!M:Haveyoubeenspendingalotofmoney?W:No,that’stheproblem!We’relookingforsomenicejewelry-

earringsoragoldchainmaybe…butwecan’tfindanythingwelike.M:Andwhoisitfor?Foryourfamily,friends,orschoolmates?W:It’sjustforourselves.Weusuallybuyeachothersomethingspecialforourweddingcelebrationeveryyear.It’salittletraditionwehave.M:Well,goodluck!【聽力材料】M:Hi,haveyougottimetoansweraquickquestionortwo?W:Yes,Ithinkso.Weneedabreak!M:Haveyoubeenspendingalotofmoney?W:No,that’stheproblem!We’relookingforsomenicejewelry-

earringsoragoldchainmaybe…butwecan’tfindanythingwelike.M:Andwhoisitfor?Foryourfamily,friends,orschoolmates?W:It’sjustforourselves.Weusuallybuyeachothersomethingspecialforourweddingcelebrationeveryyear.It’salittletraditionwehave.M:Well,goodluck!【答案】8．B9．A10．B【聽力材料】M:Hello.ThisisMike.W:Oh,Mike.ThisisAmy.Mygoodness!I’vegotholdofyouatlast.M:Nicetohearfromyouagainafteralltheseyears.Whathaveyoubeendoing?W:Well,I’vetriedmanythingssinceschool.I’mnowworkingforafoodprocessingcompanyinchargeofsales.SoItravelalot.M:Oh,that’sgreat.Youmustreallyenjoyit.W:Oh,Ido.Yeah,it’sinteresting,butit’squitetiring.But..