2025屆浙江省稽陽聯(lián)誼學(xué)校高三4月聯(lián)考英語試題（含聽力）一、聽力選擇題（本大題共10小題）1．Wherearethespeakersnow?A．Inahotel. B．Inarestaurant. C．Inagrocerystore.2．WhydidthewomangototheMacy’sagain?A．TogetaChristmasgift. B．Tobuysomenewlights. C．Tosolveaproblem.3．Whatdidthemando?A．Hehelpedhissister. B．Hesawaspecialist. C．Hecaredforhisson.4．Howmuchwasthebook?A．$8. B．$5.C．$3.5．Whatdoesthemanwanttoknow?A．Jobopportunities. B．Companymanagement. C．Industrydevelopment.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatishappeningonthehill?A．Apaintingcompetition. B．Aninterestinggame. C．Adecorationactivity.7．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Chaseanegg. B．Collectkids. C．Haveapicnic.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Whatisthewomandoing?A．Attendingaclass. B．Applyingforajob. C．Sharingherexperience.9．Whatisthewomangoodat?A．Readingpeople. B．Makingdinner. C．Tellingstories.10．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates. B．Colleagues. C．Waiterandcustomer.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。11．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Hecan’tmoveatall.B．Hehassomepaininhisback.C．Hesuffersfromastomachache.12．Whendidthemanfirsthaveastomachache?A．Fourmonthsago. B．Threedaysago. C．Lastnight.13．Whatisthemangoingtodonext?A．Haveacheckup. B．Getashot. C．Lieonthebed.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。14．Whatdoesthemanthinkofhishouse?A．It'scrowded. B．It'sconvenient. C．It'sexpensive.15．WhydidthewomanchoosetomovetoOakton?A．ToseekgoodeducationforJenny.B．Toprotectwildanimals.C．Togetabighouse.16．WheredidJennycompletehereducation?A．InNewDelhi. B．InVirginia. C．InMaryland.17．Whatdoesthemansuggest?A．Havingadrinktogether.B．Takingcareofherdog.C．Watchingoutfordeer.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。18．Whatdoesthespeakerwanttoshare?A．Themathexperts.B．Thehistoryofamathsymbol.C．Thewaystolearnmath.19．WhendidthenamePiappear?A．Inthe16thcentury. B．Inthe18thcentury. C．Inthe19thcentury.20．WhatisspecialaboutthePiDay?A．It’salsoLarryShaw’sbirthday.B．Itcandatebackto2006.C．Ithasacustomofeatingpie.二、閱讀理解（本大題共5小題）Fromforgottenbeaches,ancientcastlestosoaringdesertdunes(沙丘),Moroccoboaststhebestlocationsforhiking,surfing,swimmingandsleepingunderthestars.Anti-AtlasMountainsExtendingfromtheAtlanticcoasttotheedgeoftheSaharaandwithahugevarietyofterrain,theAnti-AtlasMountainscaterforeventhemostindecisivetraveller.Aboveall,Anti-Atlasisagadircountry(thewordmeanswall).Thelandscapeisdottedwiththeseremarkablewalls.Builtfromstoneandclay,theyweretypicallysetonhilltopsorcliffstoprovideprotectionfromattack.TheMediterraneancoastUnlikeMorocco’sAtlanticcoast,thecountry’sMediterraneancoastlineisalesswell-knowndestination.Ofallthebeachesinthisarea,PlageIhttpyenisthebest.HiddenfromviewbehindtwoenormousredcliffseastofPortSidiHsain,andaccessibleonlybyasteeprockypath,it’sanincrediblepeacefulandpicturesquespot,withcrystallinewaveslappingagainstthepebbleshoreandcuriousrockformationsrisingfromthewaves.AgadirFoundedinthe16thcenturybythePortuguese,Agadirquicklybecameaboomingtradingpost,growingrichontheprofitsofsugarandspices.In1960,anearthquakedestroyedmostofthecityandpavedthewayforitsrebirthasatouristresort.Thisistheplaceifyou’reseekingsun,sandandsurf;thecoastlinearoundAgadiristheheartlandofMorocco’ssurfsceneandyoudon’thavetolookfartodiscoverquietersurfingbeaches.MerzougaLocatedattheedgeoftheSahara’sshiftingsands,Merzougahasbecomeoneofthemaindesertcentersfortravellers.Thedrivethereinvolvesadramaticjourneyoverhighmountainsandremoterivervalleys,apanoraman(全景)outshoneonlybytheviewattheendoftheroad:thesoaringdunesofErgChebbistandinmagnificenceonthehorizon.Climbtothetopofthe150-metre-highdunesafterthewinterrainsandyoucangazedownontoMerzougaLake,awateringholefrequentedbyacolonyofflamingos(火烈鳥)andoccasionalcamelherders.21．WhatdoweknowabouttheAnti-AtlasMountains?A．Theyserveasatradecenter. B．TheyoverlooktheArcticOcean.C．Theyfeaturedefensivestructures. D．Theyattractdesertenthusiasts.22．WhatdoAgadirandMerzougahaveincommon?A．Peacefulcoastlineviews. B．Uniqueanimalexperiences.C．Beautifulnaturalscenery. D．Magnificentdesertdunes.23．Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A．Atravelmagazine. B．Amarinestudy.C．Ahistoricalrecord. D．Ageographytextbook.OffthecoastofSantaBarbara—JustyardsfromtheFish1,a22-footresearchship,ahumpbackwhaleabouttwicethesizeoftheboatthrewitselfoutofthewater,sendingshiningdropletsinabrokennecklaceofsplash.Intheotherdirection,acargoship,piledhighwithcontainers,creptcloser.AboardtheFish1,aslightfigurewhosefaceiswrinkledfromyearsinthesunandsaltwater,lookedfromonetotheother.OceanscientistDouglasMcCauleywantedtoseewhetherthenearreal-timedetectionsystemheandhiscolleagueshaddeveloped,WhaleSafe,couldpreventcrashesbetweenwhalesandshipsintheSantaBarbaraChannel.Bycollectingdatafromseveralsources,WhaleSafeforecaststoshipsthechancesofmeetingawhaleandthengradesshippingcompaniesonwhethertheyactuallyslowdownduringwhalemigrations.“WecanliterallywatchalloftheshipsinCaliforniaandacrossthewholeocean;wearebetterpositionedthaneverbeforetotrytotrackdamagebeforeitoccurs,”McCauleysaid,“Weareintroubleifwedon’tdosomethingdifferent,andIrealizedthatifIkeptstickingmyheadliterallyunderwaterorstayedinthelab,theseproblemsweren’tgoingtofixthemselves.”Humanshaveworkedintheseasforcenturies.Butasdevelopmenthasintensifiedandtheplanethaswarmed,the43-year-oldMcCauleyhasdaredtobravethegrayareabetweenscientificresearchandadvocacytotrytofixtheseproblems—oratleastmakethemvisible.“OneofDoug’snotablequalitiesasascientististhatheiskeentoexploreoutsidethebox,”saidBenjaminHalpern,aprofessorofmarinebiologyandoceanconservationwhohasworkedwithMcCauleyforaboutadecade.“Heisaverycreativethinker,andabletothinkdifferentlyaboutthesolutionstoproblemsandwhatkindsofresearchandsciencecanhelpinformthose.”24．Whyarethewhaleandtheshipmentionedinparagraph.1?A．Totellastory. B．Todescribeascene.C．Toprovideanexample. D．Tomakeacomparison.25．WhatdoweknowaboutWhaleSafe?A．Italarmsthewhalesaboutthepresenceofships. B．Itoffersdata-drivenwarningstotheships.C．Itgradesshippingcompaniesallyeararound. D．Itrecordscrashesbetweenwhalesandships.26．WhatcanweinferfromMcCauley’words?A．Preventivemeasuresarecriticaltowhaleprotection.B．Conventionalapproachesproveeffectiveindamagetracking.C．Underwaterinvestigationguaranteesreal-timeoceanmonitoring.D．Laboratoryresearchprovidesvaluablesolutionstooceanproblems.27．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeDouglasMcCauley?A．Courageousandhard-working. B．Adventurousandopen-minded.C．Competitiveandforward-looking. D．Innovativeandsolution-oriented.Theprogressofahumanbeingthroughlifemightbethoughtofasmostlygradualchangesfromthecelltothegrave.Butifyouwakeuponemorning,lookinthemirror,andwonderwhenyousuddenlygrewsomucholder,youmaynotbeimaginingthings.Accordingtoarecentresearchintothemolecular(分子)changesassociatedwithaging,humansexperiencetwosharplurchesforward,oneattheaverageageof44andtheotherattheaverageageof60.“We’renotjustchanginggraduallyovertime;therearesomereallydramaticchanges,”geneticistMichaelSnyderofStanfordUniversityexplained.Agingiscomplex,andassociatedwithgrowingrisksofdiseasesofallkinds.Snyderandhiscolleagueshavebeeninvestigatingthebiologyofagingtobetterunderstandwhatchangesoccurandhow,inordertobettereaseandtreatthesediseases.Tothisend,theyhavebeentrackingagroupof108adults,withagesspanningfrom25to70,whohavebeendonatingbiologicalsampleseveryfewmonthsoverseveralyears.Theynoticedthatinsomeconditions,suchasAlzheimer’sandcardiovasculardisease,riskdoesn’trisegraduallywithtime;itincreasessharplyafteracertainage.Toseeiftheycouldidentifyrelatedchanges,theresearchersdecidedtotakeacloserlookatthebiomarkersofaging.Eachparticipantsubmittedanaverageof47samplesover626days,withthelongest-servingparticipantsubmitting367samples.Thiswealthofdataresultedinmorethan246billiondatapoints,whichtheresearchersthenprocessed,lookingforpatternsinthechanges.Snyderandhiscolleaguesnoticedthataround81percentofallthemoleculestheystudiedshowedchangesattwodistinctstages.Changespeakedinthemid-40s,andagainintheearly60s,withslightdifferences.Despitetheirfindings,theresearchersnotethattheirsamplesizeisprettysmall,andtheytestedlimitedbiologicalsamples.Futureresearchcouldhelpdigfurtherintothisphenomenon,studyingitinmoredetail,acrossawiderrangeofsubjects,tobetterunderstandhowthehumanbodychangesovertime.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“l(fā)urches”inparagraph1mean?A．Rises. B．Advances. C．Conditions. D．Changes.29．WhatistheaimofMichaelSnyder’sresearchteam?A．Toslowtheagingprocess. B．Toextendhumanlifespan.C．Topromotediseasetreatment. D．Toreducediseaserisks.30．Whatcanwelearnabouttheparticipants?A．Theyexperiencedidenticalchangesattwoagestages.B．Theirriskofcontractingcertaindiseasesrosewithtime.C．Theydonatedbiologicalsamplesmonthlyovertheyears.D．Theirlong-terminvolvementcontributedtotheabundanceofdata.31．Whatisauthor’ssuggestionforfutureresearch?A．Expandthesamplesize. B．Lengthentheresearchperiod.C．Increasethenumberofresearchers. D．Improvethedataprocessingefficiency.Willmachinesturnonhumanity?Willwebecomeslavesforasuperiorartificialintelligence?Whilesuchquestionsmayseemtobelongtothefieldofsciencefiction,theworld-endingpotentialofAIisbecominganincreasinglyurgenttopic—mostlyduetotherapidongoingdevelopmentofpopulartechnologieslikeChatGPT.ThemoreextremeconcernsaroundAIinvolvewhat’sknownasthesingularity.Inhis2010paperTheSingularity:APhilosophicalAnalysis,thephilosopherDavidChalmersdescribesthesingularityasfollows:“Whathappenswhenmachinesbecomemoreintelligentthanhumans?Oneviewisthatthiseventwillbefollowedbyanexplosiontoever-greaterlevelsofintelligence,aseachgenerationofmachinescreatesmoreintelligentmachinesinturn.Thisintelligenceexplosionisnowknownasthe‘singularity’.”Themainworryisthat,ifsuchasingularityeventweretooccur,we’dnolongerhaveauthorityoverwhathappensinsociety.WhileinfluentialfiguresacrossAIresearchexpressrealconcernaboutthesingularity,however,AmericanphilosopherDanielDennettdoesn’tbuyit.As-heputsit,“Iamnotworriedabouthumanitycreatingaraceofsuper-intelligentagents,butthatdoesnotmeanIamnotworried.Iseeother,lessdramatic,butmuchmorelikely,scenariosintheimmediatefuturethatarecauseforconcern.”Hearguesthatsmarttechnologypresentsuswithmorepracticalthreatsthathaveafarhigherlikelihoodofoccurring.AsDennettclarifies:“Therealdangerisnotthatmachinesmoreintelligentthanwearewillusurp(篡奪)ourroleascaptainsofourdestinies,butthatwewilloverestimatethecomprehensionofourlatestthinkingtools,easilyceding(讓渡)authoritytothemfarbeyondtheircompetence.”Taketransport.It’snotjustaviationandshippingindustriesthatdependonGPSforsafeandefficientnavigation:howmanyindividualsnowturntotheirsmartphonesinsteadofusingaroadmap?AsDennettsummarizes:“Useitorloseitistheruleofthumbcitedatthispoint...howconcernedshouldwebethatwearedumbingourselvesdownbyourgrowingrelianceonintelligentmachines?”32．WhatmakesthefutureofAIbecomeahottopic?A．Advancementoftechnologies. B．Popularityofsciencefiction.C．Humanityofmachines. D．Riseofunemployment.33．Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribe“singularity”?A．Itisafictionaldesignthatpopulatessciencenovels.B．Itisahypotheticalpointwheremachinesbeathumanintelligence.C．ItisamathematicalmodelthatpredictsthedevelopmentofAI.D．Itisapossiblesituationwhereintelligenceexplosionisundercontrol.34．AccordingtoDanielDennett,whatshouldwereallyworryabout?A．Theprobableoccurrenceofsingularity. B．Human’screationofsuperthinkingtools.C．Machine’sdominanceoverhumanbeings. D．Human’smisjudgmentofAI’scapabilities.35．Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．Super-intelligence:thefuturetrendofAI. B．Overreliance:therealdangerofAI.C．Singularity:theuncontrollablenatureofAI. D．Reliability:thewideapplicationofAI.Hiking:ATimelessExerciseGainingModernPopularityHiking,aformofexerciseolderthanexerciseitself,issohotrightnow.From2018to2021,thenumberofAmericanshittingthetrailsincreasedfromaround48millionto59million.36Hikingoffersallthecardiovascular(心血管)benefitsofwalking.37Theuneventrailsstrengthenlegsandmusclesmoreeffectivelythanwalkingonflatsurfaces.Thisinturnimprovesbalanceandstability,makinghikingafull-bodyworkout.38.Spendingtimeinnatureandexperiencingawe-inspiringlandscapescanreducestressandanxiety.A2015studyfoundthatpeoplewhowalkedinnaturefor90minuteswerelesslikelytoengageindepression—comparedtothosewhowalkedinurbanenvironments.However,hikingdoescarrysomerisks.Toensureasafeandenjoyableexperience,it’simportanttotakeafewsimpleprecautions.Ifyou’reanewhiker,gowithafriendorjoinalocalgroup.39Remember:Thepointistobeabletoseetheviewsandsmelltheflowers.Inconclusion,hikingismorethanjustexercise.40Byfollowingbasicsafetyguidelines,hikerscanensuretheyreturnhomesafeandreadyfortheirnextadventure.Whetheryou’reaseasonedhikerorabeginner,thetrailsoffersomethingforeveryone.A．Laceupyourbootsandstartexploring.B．Hikingalsopromotesmentalwell-being.C．Butitsadvantagesgofurtherthanhearthealth.D．Pushyourselfharderandfasterthroughchallengingtrails.E．It’sawell-roundedactivitythatbenefitsboththebodyandmind.F．Alwaysinformsomeoneofyourplansandcheckinwiththemafterward.G．Thisgrowthreflectshiking'sappealasawaytostayactiveandconnectwithnature.三、完形填空（本大題共1小題）Thereisabusystreetcornernearabusstationwherekidschangebusesgoingtoorfromschool.Theareaisfarfromattractive:41trafficroarsnearby,andgreybuildingstowerlikeconcretegiants.Yetamidthisurbangloomgrowsalivelygardencalled“Pete’sPatch”—a42createdinnineandahalfminutes.Peteisoneofthekidswho,fornineandahalfminuteseachday,haveto43heretochangebuses.Thestationsmelledstronglyofgas,andthenearbyland,oncepossiblyagarden,nowlay44withtrash—cans,wrappers,andchickenboxes.Mostkids45theirtimecomplaining,butPetefeltrestless.Hebegantothink:whynotmaketheseminutes46forhimandothers.OneMonday,hearrivedwithbagsandgloves.Ashepiledthe47intobags,hisclassmatesteased:“Why48yourself?It’lljustgetdirtyagain!”ButPetepersisted.Ontheweekend,hedragged12bagstothelandfill.Next,hespentpocketmoneyontulipsandlavender(薰衣草)seeds.Eachday,he49thesoilandwateredseedlings.Slowly,greenshootsemerged.Teasingturnedtoawewhenblossoms50colortothecheerlesscorner.Kidsbeganusingtrashbins;someeven51tohelpwater.Oneafternoon,anelderlyman52Pete.“Iusedtogardenheredecadesago.”hesaid,handingPeteawateringcan.“You’ve53itssoul.”Now,“Pete’sPatch”thrives.Whatwasonce54isnowasymbolofcommunitypride.Pete’sstoryprovesthatsmallacts,ifpatientlynurtured,cangrowintosomething55.41．A．heavy B．silent C．gentle D．light42．A．lesson B．miracle C．barrier D．campaign43．A．study B．wait C．play D．a(chǎn)rgue44．A．decorated B．linked C．emptied D．covered45．A．wasted B．saved C．valued D．scheduled46．A．short B．endless C．quiet D．enjoyable47．A．gloves B．books C．trash D．soil48．A．bother B．enjoy C．teach D．blame49．A．polluted B．selected C．removed D．loosened50．A．tookaway B．broughtout C．passedon D．putup51．A．refused B．pretended C．offered D．forgot52．A．criticized B．questioned C．followed D．a(chǎn)pproached53．A．destroyed B．hidden C．revived D．discovered54．A．a(chǎn)voided B．a(chǎn)dmired C．expanded D．remembered55．A．supernatural B．overwhelming C．extraordinary D．underdeveloped四、語法填空（本大題共1小題）閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(1個單詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。TheChineseanimatedfilmNeZha:DemonChildConquerstheSea(《哪吒之魔童鬧?！?hasoutperformedtheAvengers3:InfinityWarwithaboxofficereaching14.8billiontillMarch.8th,56(rank)sixthintheglobalfilmhistory.DirectorYangYu,better57(know)asJiaozi,haddomesticteamsimprovetheeffects.Thefilmisamixofculturalsymbols.It58(combine)punkstyle,moderncolloquialism(白話)andotherelementssuchasthe“Sichuan-styleMandarin”accentofMasterTaiyi,59isthetutorofNeZha.Thispracticeaddspopularsymbolstotraditionalculture,makingthefilmappealing60theaudience.Atthesametime,itcreates61uniqueculturalidentity.TheGlobalTimesspokewithfilmcriticstoanalyzethereasonsbehindNeZha2’shighboxofficeperformanceandpositivereviews,learningthatthefilmnotonlymatchesthe2019NeZhaintermsofproductionquality,withstunning62(visual)andanengagingstoryline,butalsodrawsontraditionalChinesestories,integratesEasternphilosophyofbeauty,andconnects63(emotional)withviewers.“Thisattractstheyoungergeneration64arousesasenseofnationalprideamongaudienceswhentheywatch,”acritictoldtheGlobalTimes.SunJiashan,anassociateresearcherattheCentralAcademyofCultureandTourismAdministration,notedthatthepopularityofNeZha,alongsidestrongIP65(recognize)playedacriticalroleinattractinglargeaudiencestotheaters.五、書信寫作（本大題共1小題）66．假設(shè)你是高三學(xué)生李華，高考以后即將迎來一個長暑假。請你以“我的暑期成長計劃”為題，寫一篇短文，向校英語報“暢想未來”欄目投稿，內(nèi)容包括：1.提出你想實現(xiàn)的一個目標；2.闡述你的理由。注意：1.寫作字數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。MySummerGrowth____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、書面表達（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。Mr.Whitesidewasmorethanaregularteacher;hebelongedtothoserareeducatorswhotrulylovedteaching.Hisjoyspreadthroughhissmileashestoodbythegeometryblackboard,showinghispassionforplanegeometry(平面幾何).Iwasaquiet,shystudentwhorarelyspokeup—nevercausingtroubleordrawingattention.Yetinhisclass,planegeometryunexpectedlybecamemyfavoritesubject.Throughhislivelyteaching,theclearlogicofgeometricprinciplesquietlyawakenedinterestinmyusuallysilentheart.Towardtheendoftheyear,Mr.Whitesidewantedtocheckourknowledgeofgeometryandgaveus25true/falsequestions—anationallystandardizedtest:Thetestpresentedeachproblemwithaconclusionshown.Ifwecouldprovetheresultusingruleswelearntinmathclass,theanswerwastrue.Ifitcouldn’tbeproved,itwasfalse.Iquicklyfinished24problems.However,number17seemedtobeagreatchallenge.IknewdeepdownthatIhadtheabilitytoproveitstruth,buttheexactapproachwasnotimmediatelyobvious.Finally,Ispent30minutesworkingonthatproofuntilitwascompleted.Satisfied,Imarkedthequestiontrueandhandedinthecompletedtest.Thefollowingday,whentheresultscameback,myscorewasanimpressive96,signalingasolidgraspofthesubject.However,tomysurpriseanddisappointment,number17wasmarkedasincorrect.Itwasablowtomyconfidence,butIcouldn’tignoretheeffortsIhadputintothatproblem.IclearlyrememberedthatIhadrackedmybraintocovermypagewithrelatedlines,figuresandformulasuntiltheproofwasthereatlast.WhenMr.Whitesideaskediftherewereanyquestions,forthefirsttime,gatheringallmycourage,Iraisedmyhandandspokeup,“Thecorrectanswertonumber17istrue!”Insteadofarguingthatthiswasanationallystandardizedtest,Mr.WhitesidedidthemostpowerfulthingIhaveeverseenateacherdo.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右：2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Para.1Noddingsmilingly,heheldouthischalktomeinfrontoftheclass.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Para.2Fromthatdayinhisgeometryclass,somethingchanged.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

參考答案1．【答案】C【聽力材料】W:You’restandinginline.I’llgotogettheonionyouabsolutelyneedtomakedinner.M:Okay.I’mwaitingtocheckout.【聽力材料】W:You’restandinginline.I’llgotogettheonionyouabsolutelyneedtomakedinner.M:Okay.I’mwaitingtocheckout.2．【答案】C【聽力材料】M:Wherewereyouheadingjustnow,Cindy?W:MyhusbandpluggedinourChristmastreeandfoundthatthelightsdidn’twork.SowewenttotheMacy’sandtheypromisedtosendussomenewlights.【聽力材料】M:Wherewereyouheadingjustnow,Cindy?W:MyhusbandpluggedinourChristmastreeandfoundthatthelightsdidn’twork.SowewenttotheMacy’sandtheypromisedtosendussomenewlights.3．【答案】A【聽力材料】W:Ithasbeenalongwhilesinceyouaskedforleave.M:Yes.MysistertookhersontoCaliforniatoseeaspecialistfortreatment.Iflewoutthereandcaredformynephew.【聽力材料】W:Ithasbeenalongwhilesinceyouaskedforleave.M:Yes.MysistertookhersontoCaliforniatoseeaspecialistfortreatment.Iflewoutthereandcaredformynephew.4．【答案】B【聽力材料】W:Hey,what’snew?Youlookexcited!M:Iwasattractedbyabook.Itwasonsalefor$10.TheclerktoldmeIcouldgetitfor$5.Itwas$2cheaperthanIthought.【聽力材料】W:Hey,what’snew?Youlookexcited!M:Iwasattractedbyabook.Itwasonsalefor$10.TheclerktoldmeIcouldgetitfor$5.Itwas$2cheaperthanIthought.5．【答案】A【聽力材料】M:Idon’tknowmuchaboutthisyoungcompany,butI’minterestedinthisindustry.W:Westartedourbusinessoneyearago.M:Soanyotherjobopeningsavailable?【聽力材料】M:Idon’tknowmuchaboutthisyoungcompany,butI’minterestedinthisindustry.W:Westartedourbusinessoneyearago.M:Soanyotherjobopeningsavailable?【答案】6．B7．A【聽力材料】W:What’severyonedoingintheparktoday?Itlookssolively!M:Oh,it’stheannualspringcelebration!There’sfacepainting,apicnicarea,andevenakids’race.W:Thatsoundsfun!What’shappeningoverthereonthehill?M:That’sthebestpart—theparkisgettinginonthefunwithanegg-rollingcompetition.Kidsareracingtheirdecoratedeggsdowntheslope!W:Ilovethat!Cananyonejoin,orisitjustforkids?M:Everyone’swelcome!Grabaneggandlet’sroll!【聽力材料】W:What’severyonedoingintheparktoday?Itlookssolively!M:Oh,it’stheannualspringcelebration!There’sfacepainting,apicnicarea,andevenakids’race.W:Thatsoundsfun!What’shappeningoverthereonthehill?M:That’sthebestpart—theparkisgettinginonthefunwithanegg-rollingcompetition.Kidsareracingtheirdecoratedeggsdowntheslope!W:Ilovethat!Cananyonejoin,orisitjustforkids?M:Everyone’swelcome!Grabaneggandlet’sroll!【答案】8．C9．A10．A【聽力材料】W:Hey,Ijustwantedtotellyousomethinginterestingaboutmypart-timejobduringmysummervacation.M:Goahead.Whatdidyoudo?W:Ifirstworkedasaserveratarestaurant.It’scrazyhowmuchyoucanlearnaboutpeoplejustbyobservingtheirbodylanguageandevenwhattheywear.M:That’sinteresting.Couldyougivemeanexample?W:Iftheyarecheckingtheirwatches,IknowIneedtobeinarush.Iftheysmileandenjoylongconversations,they’llverylikelyexpectmetoslowtheservice.M:That’ssocool!Ineverthoughtaboutallthelittlethingsserverspickupon.Thanksforsharing.W:Noproblem!It’sbeenareallyeye-openingexperienceforsure.Icansavethatmoneytogoonatripafterthisterm.【聽力材料】W:Hey,Ijustwantedtotellyousomethinginterestingaboutmypart-timejobduringmysummervacation.M:Goahead.Whatdidyoudo?W:Ifirstworkedasaserveratarestaurant.It’scrazyhowmuchyoucanlearnaboutpeoplejustbyobservingtheirbodylanguageandevenwhattheywear.M:That’sinteresting.Couldyougivemeanexample?W:Iftheyarecheckingtheirwatches,IknowIneedtobeinarush.Iftheysmileandenjoylongconversations,they’llverylikelyexpectmetoslowtheservice.M:That’ssocool!Ineverthoughtaboutallthelittlethingsserverspickupon.Thanksforsharing.W:Noproblem!It’sbeenareallyeye-openingexperienceforsure.Icansavethatmoneytogoonatripafterthisterm.【答案】11．C12．A13．B【聽力材料】W:Okay.Nowtellme,whataretheproblemsthatyouarefacing?M:SinceyesterdaynightI’vebeenfeelingpaininmystomach.Igotsomemedicinefromthedrugstoreandthentookapilllastnightbutthepainwasstillthesame.W:Doyoufeelanythingworse?M:Yeah,Ithrewuplastnightandtodaym