河北省部分高中2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期6月期末英語試題（含聽力）一、聽力選擇題1．Howwillthemangotraveling?A．Bytaxi. B．Bytrain. C．Byplane.2．Howdoesthewomanprobablyfindthework?A．Easy. B．Boring. C．Difficult.3．Whendidtheclassstartyesterday?A．At1:00pm. B．At2:00pm. C．At2:30pm.4．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Askilledbuilder. B．AGreekdesigner. C．Abeautifulcampus.5．Wheredoesthisconversationtakeplace?A．Inahospital. B．Inarestaurant. C．Inaclassroom.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Wheredothespeakersintendtogo?A．SanJose. B．NewYork. C．WashingtonD．C．7．Whatarethespeakerslikelytodo?A．MakeaU-turn. B．Callthepolice. C．Catchtheflight.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Wherewasthemanborn?A．InMunich. B．InChicago. C．InLosAngeles.9．Whatdidthemandoshortlyaftergraduatingfromhighschool?A．Hewenttocollege. B．HetraveledtoEurope. C．HereturnedtoWisconsin.10．HowlongdidthemanstayinMunich?A．Abouttwoyears. B．Aboutfiveyears. C．Aboutsevenyears.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。11．Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Apainter. B．Awaitress. C．Asalesperson.12．Whydoesthemancometothewoman?A．Tobuyclothes. B．Tobookatable. C．Toenjoyartworks.13．Whatcolourdoesthemanpick?A．Blue. B．Gray. C．Black.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。14．Whatdoesthewomanrecommendatfirst?A．Roastbeef. B．Castlesteak. C．Roastchicken.15．Howdoesthemansoundwhenhearingtoday'sspecial?A．Annoyed. B．Confused. C．Interested.16．Whatdoesthemanordertodrink?A．Greentea. B．Peachjuice. C．Blackcoffee.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17．WhatdoweknowabouttheforestareainthePhilippines?A．Itgrowsrapidly. B．It’sseenasharpdrop. C．Itremainsunchanged.18．WhathappenedrecentlyinthePhilippines?A．Alandslidehitavillage.B．Apowerfulquakestruck.C．Adeadlyfireburnedacity.19．WhydidFilipinosstartcuttingdowntreesagainin2005?A．Fortherisingpopulation.B．Forunexpectedwildfires.C．Forcontinuousheavyrains.20．Whatisthespeaker’sadvice?A．Controlthebirthrate. B．Protectnativeforests. C．Improvethefarmland.二、閱讀理解UWStudentClassicalMusicJacobyCompetitionTheworldsofcompetitionandclassicalmusicmeethead-onastheUniversityofWyoming’sfineststudentmusicianswillbechosenduringtheUWSymphonyOrchestra’sJacobyCompetitionat7:30pmonMay6intheBuchananCenterforthePerformingArtsconcerthall.Ticketsare$19forthegeneralpublic,$15fortheelderlyand$9forstudents.Toordertickets,call(307)766-6666orgoonlineat/ticket-sales/uwyo/6984.TheconcertisnamedafterDorothyJacoby,amusicalandfoundingmemberofthelocalSymphonyAssociationandalongtimesupporterofclassicalmusicinLaramie.Afterherdeath,hersons,PeterandMichaelJacoby,madeagenerouscontributioninhonouroftheirmother.“TheJacobyCompetitionneverfailstobeoneoftheUWSymphonyOrchestra’smostexcitingevents,”saysUWDepartmentofMusicProfessorMichaelGriffith.“Whatyouwillhearisactuallythefinalsofatwo-stagecompetition.”Severalmonthsago,manyUWmusicstudentsplayedtheirselectedpiecesintheaudition(試演)round.Agroupofwell-knownmusiciansservedasjudgesandchosetheseventopstudentstoperforminthefinalsconcert.Anothersetofjudgeswillbeattheperformanceandwilldecidethebesttwoperformancesoftheevening.Thewinnerswillgetthe$2,500prizethatisawardedattheperformance.21．Whatistheticketpriceforstudentstoattendtheconcert?A．$5. B．$9. C．$15. D．$19.22．Whatwerethemusicstudentsrequiredtodointhefirstround?A．Producetheoriginalwork. B．Practicewiththesemusicians.C．Performtheirpickedmusic. D．Playpieceswrittenbyjudges.23．Whatwillthewinnersreceive?A．Recordings. B．Cashawards. C．Concerttickets. D．Singingauditions.Afewmonthsago,Iwasworkingonanarticleaboutoceansacrossthesolarsystem.Havingreadmyfillaboutoceansofwater,Iturnedtogoggleforinformationaboutoceansmadeofotherstuff,likeliquidhydrocarbons.Ihopedtofindreliable(可靠的)results,perhapsfromNASA．Instead,Google’sAIfeaturesuggestedEnceladus,amoonofSaturn,knownforitssaltwaterocean.ThismadememadbecauseitwasnottheinformationIwaslookingfor.ThisisasmallexampleofhowAIcanfail.ArvindNarayananandSayashKapoorhighlightmanymoreconcerningexamplesintheirnewbookAISnakeOil.TheywriteaboutAItoolsthatsaytheycanpredict(預(yù)測)thingslikeacademicsuccess,diseaserisk,orevenwars.Alongtheway,theauthorsalsoexploremanyotherissuewithAI,coveringmisinformation,privacy,andcopyright.TheyaddresswhetherweshouldbeafraidofAI,concluding.“WeshouldbefarmoreconcernedaboutwhatpeoplewilldowithAIthanwithwhatAIwilldoonitsown.”Theauthorspointoutthatthetechnologyisadvancingquickly.Someofthedetailsmaybeoutofdate—oratleastoldnews—bythetimethebookmakesitintoyourhands.Forexample,predictiveAI,whichaimstoforeseefutureevents,oftenfailsbecausehumanbehavioristoocomplextopredict.TheauthorsbelievethatmanyAIsystemsare“snakeoil”meaningtheydonotworkaspromised.Whenitcomestowhytheseproblemsexistandhowtochangethem,NarayananandKapoorbringaclearpointofview:Societyhasgiventoomuchfreedomtotheteachindustry,“WearenotokaywithleavingthefutureofAIuptothepeoplecurrentlyincharge.”theywrite.Thisbookisawake-upcallforanyonewhousesAIormakesdecisionsaboutit,encouragingustothinkcritically(批判地)anduseAIresponsible.24．Whydoestheauthormentiontheexampleinparagraph1?A．ToshowthedisadvantageofAI B．ToprovethereliabilityofAIC．ToexplorethepowerofGoogle. D．Toshareascientificdiscovery.25．WhatdoNarayananandKapoorfindmoreconcerning?A．WhatAIwilldobyitself. B．HowpeoplechoosetouseAIC．Whatisspreadingonline D．HowAIsystemsarestopped.26．WhatdoNarayananandKapoorsuggestaboutAIdevelopment?A．Leavingitgrowingfast. B．GivingitenoughfreedomC．Puttingitundercontrol D．Preventingitimmediately.27．Whatisthetext?A．Adiaryentry. B．Anewsreport.C．Abookreview. D．Aresearchpaper.Seattle’swaterfronthasanewlook,withartcelebratingthecity’shistoryandnativeculture,Akeypieceisaseriesofwoodenpostsinspiredbytraditionalnativelonghouses,stretchingfromColumbiatoSpringstreetsandtowersoverplantbedsandanewbikepathTheartworkisapartofSeattle’slargerwaterfrontrevitalization(翻新)projectinspiredbythehistory,ecologyandcommunitiesofthelandonwhichtheystand.Threeofthenewartworkswerecreatedbynativeartists,highlightingtheimportanceofnativepeopleinSeattle’shistoryandfuture,Formanyyears,thewaterfronthasbeencrowdedwithheavytraffic.Nowthesenewchangescreateaspacethatinvitespersonalinteraction—andallowspeopletorecognizenativeculture,landandpeoplesinSeattle’spastandfuture.OscarTuazonistheleadartistbehindtheartworkonthewaterfront.Thoughnotnativehimself,TuazonworkedwithothernativeartistsTheyincludedhousepostscarved(雕刻)bylocalartists,suchasRandiPurser.Oneofthetwohousepostswillcompleteafamilyinsculpture(雕像).Purser’spostshowsSholeetsa,ChiefSeattle’smother,holdingChiefSeattleasababy.Acrossthewater,onBainbridgeIsland,anotherofPurser’spostsrepresentsSchweabe,ChiefSeattle’sfather.“Itrepresentsayoungfamilywhofacedatimeofchange,”Pursersaid,“IwanttoconveythatfeelingwithinSeattleofanIndianwomanfacingthefuture.”Tuazonusednativetreesfortheartwork,stressingtheconnectionbetweentraditionalnativeandindustrialSeattlearchitecture,Hebelievedwoodrepresentsaprocessofrenewal,muchlikeculture,whichdevelopsovertime.OthernativeartworksonthewaterfrontincludealargebasketdesignedbyMalynnFoster.“It’sagatheringbasket.Wecreateaspaceforpeopletogatherandcelebrate,”Fostersaid“Aspeoplewalkthroughthatspace,theywillstopandseesomethingfamiliarfromthepast.”28．Whatinspiredtheartiststocreatetheewoodenposts?A．Agroupofyoungbikers. B．Toweringtreesintheforest.C．Naturalbeautyinspring. D．Traditionalnativebuildings.29．WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesthecurrentwaterfrontinSeattle?A．Dangerous B．Unchanged. C．Welcoming. D．Bad-looking.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“convey”inparagraph3mean?A．Express. B．Replace. C．Separate. D．Question.31．WhatdoesFosterexpectpeopletodowhentheywalkthroughthelargebasket?A．Cleanthespacenowandthen. B．Showrespectfortheirfamily.C．Connectwiththelocalhistory. D．Offertipsforthenewproject.Inaveryimportantjourneytomakespacetravelbetterfortheenvironment,scientistshavesuccessfullylaunchedLignoSat,theworld’sfirstwoodensatellite,aboardaSpaceXrocket.ThesatelliteisgoingonatriptobringmorethingstotheInternationalSpaceStation(ISS),whereitwillbelaunchedintoorbitinthecomingmonth.ThepioneeringprojectwasdevelopedbyKyotoUniversityscientistsandSumitomoForestry,whichisabigstepinfindingnewwaystobegoodfortheenvironmentwhenweusetechnologyinspace.LignoSat’spurposeistoseewhetherwoodcouldbeapropermaterialinspace.ThesatelliteissettoorbitEarthforsixmonths,stayingstronginthetoughspaceenvironmentwhilescientistswatchhowwellitholdsup.Wood,surprisinglystronginspaceduetotheabsenceofoxygenandwater,couldofferasolutiontoasignificantproblemfacingthesatelliteindustry:metalpiecesfromretiredsatellitesre-enteringEarth’satmosphere.Traditionalmetalsatellitesoftengeneratemetalparticlesuponburningup,butLignoSat,designedtobreakupharmlesslyonre-entry,hasthepotentialtoavoidthisenvironmentalimpactaltogether.KojiMurata,aprofessorfromKyotoUniversitywhostudiesforests,saidthatbecausewoodcouldlastalongtimewithoutoxygen,itmightbeagoodmaterialtouseforspaceships,reducingenvironmentalharmwhenthesatellitereturnstoEarth.Thesatellitewasputinaspecializedcontainer(容器)bytheJapanAerospaceExplorationAgency(JAXA)andflewintospacesafely,accordingtoapostontheInternet.SumitomoForestry’sspokespersonsaidthesatellite’sjourneywentwellandthatitwouldsoonarriveattheISS,whereitwillthenbelaunchedintospace.32．WhatcanbelearnedaboutLignoSat?A．It’smadeofmetal. B．It’sawoodensatellite.C．ItlookslikeaSpaceXrocket. D．It’sneartheInternationalSpaceStation33．WhatisthemainpurposeofLignoSat?A．Tomakethejourneytospacefaster. B．Todiscoverwatersourcesinspace.C．TobringspacematerialsbacktoEarth. D．Totestifwoodissuitableforuseinspace.34．Whatbenefitdoeswoodoffercomparedtometalforsatellitesaccordingtoparagraph3?A．Itismoreenvironment-friendly. B．Itcanbefoundmoreeasily.C．Itprovidesmorestrength. D．Itischeaper.35．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．ISS:WoodenAddition B．LignoSat:BeyondProfitC．FirstWoodenSatellite:Eco-SpaceTravel D．SpaceX:GreenSatelliteLaunchProtectingyouridentityonlineisveryimportant.Inthedigitalage,somedataleaksareoutofourcontrol,likewhencompaniesgethacked.36.Herewesharesometomakesureidentitythievesdon’tstealyourpersonalinformation.37Keepinganeyeonyourcreditisanimportantwaytomakesurenooneistryingtomesswithyourpersonalfinancial(財務(wù)的)information.YoucangetafreecreditreportfromcompanieslikeEquifax,Experian,orTransUnion.Thiswillhelpyouseeifanyoneistryingtouseyourfinancialinformation.BeonthelookoutforunusualstatementsorbillsRegularlylookingatstatementsorbillswillhelpyounoticeifthereissuspicious(可疑的)activityhappeninginanyofyouraccounts.38.Catchingfraud(詐騙)earlymakesiteasiertofix.Cutfileswithpersonalinformationintosmallpieces39!Instead,tearthesedocumentsintopieces,astheymighthaveyourfullname,phonenumber,address,socialsecuritynumber,bankaccountinformationorotherprivatepersonaldetails.Checkoutthishelpfulguide,anddoitnow.StaysafewhiletravelingIfyouwanttoprotectyouridentityonlinewhiletraveling,takeextrasteps.Letyourbankknowwhereyou’regoingandhowlongyou’llbeawayandaskthepostofficetoholdyourmail.Ifanybillsareduewhileyou’reaway,seeifyoucanplanpaymentsbeforeyouleave.Ifyouneedtopayabillonlinewhileyou’reaway,makesureyou’reconnectedtoasecurewifinetwork.40A．CheckyourcreditreportB．Don’treadsomethingthatannoysyouC．StoptalkingaboutyourcompanyonlineD．However,therearemeasuresyoucantaketostaysafeE．Ifyouseesomethingstrange,contactyourbankatonceF．ThesestepswillhelpkeepyourinformationsafeonyourtripG．Don’tthrowfileswithpersonalinformationintothewastepaperbasket三、完形填空VirginiaSquierchaperoned(陪伴)agroupofmiddleschoolstudentsonatourofEngland.She41alongherdaughter,Chambers,whowaseightyearsoldatthetime.Thatday,Squier,herdaughterandtheschoolgroupjustgotoffthetrainintheLondonUndergroundandstoodonaplatform(站臺)getting42toheadtotheirnextdestination.Itwas5pmandthestationwas43.SquiertookholdofChambers’handandbegan44herstudents.Justthen,a45arrivedattheplatform.“46,mydaughterletgoofmyhand,jumpedonthetrain,andthedoorsbeganto47,”Squiersaid.“Asthetraingathered48,Iranalongsidetryingtoforcethedooropen.Ontheothersideoftheglass,Icouldseemydaughter’s49face.”Thelast50SquiersawbeforethetrainpulledoutofthestationwasChamberscrying.Behindher,ayoungman51fromhisseatandstartedmovingtowardChambers.Shocked,Squier52aworkeratthestationforhelp,butshefoundtheworkerwasnotanativeEnglishspeaker,whichmadeexplaininghersituation53.About10minuteslater,oneofherstudentsshouted,“She’sback!”Theyoungmanonthetrainsawwhathadhappened.HecomfortedChambersand54heroffthetrainatthenextstop.Theythen55anothertrainheadedbacktohermother.41．A．looked B．worked C．sang D．brought42．A．ready B．willing C．nervous D．messy43．A．cold B．a(chǎn)rtistic C．crowded D．empty44．A．praising B．counting C．lecturing D．protecting45．A．train B．taxi C．car D．bus46．A．Finally B．Slowly C．Suddenly D．Naturally47．A．close B．open C．break D．shake48．A．force B．heat C．power D．speed49．A．frightened B．satisfied C．interested D．bored50．A．event B．sight C．a(chǎn)ccident D．race51．A．escaped B．retired C．cried D．rose52．A．referredto B．pickedup C．turnedto D．wokeup53．A．orderly B．a(chǎn)cceptable C．joyous D．difficult54．A．pushed B．guided C．watched D．greeted55．A．booked B．missed C．boarded D．stopped四、語法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。QingmingFestivalisatraditionalChineseholiday56(observe)torememberancestorsandhonourthedead.FallingaroundearlyApril,Qingminghasgreat57(culture)importanceinChinesesociety.The58(tradition)ofQingmingFestivalwerenotformedovernight;instead,theycamefromtheColdFoodFestivalandasadstoryaboutJieZitui,afollowerofDukeWenfromthestateofJinduringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod.WhenDukeWenwasinexile(流放),JieZituihelpedhimsurvive.Wenwassomovedthathepromised59(reward)Jieoneday.However,Jiewasnotthetypeofperson60soughtrewards.Later,Wenbecametherulerandrewardedhisfollowers.However,JieZituirefusedanyrewardandmovedtoamountain.WhenWen61(final)discoveredJie’swhereabouts,heorderedhisarmytosettheforestonfire,forcingJieout.Whenthefirestopped,Jie62(find)deadunderaburntwillowtree.Inmemory63Jie,WenannouncedthatnofiresshouldbelitonthedayofJie’sdeathandpeopleshouldeatcoldfood,64(give)risetotheColdFoodFestival.Atfirst,onlythestateofJinfollowedthiscustom,butlater,65festivalspreadacrossChina.五、書信寫作66．假定你是李華，你參加了你校上周五舉辦的主題為“ILovePaper-cutting”的活動，請你給你的英國朋友Chris寫一封郵件分享這次活動，內(nèi)容包括：1．你完成的一幅作品；2．你的感想。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。DearChris,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、書面表達(dá)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。Jasonandhistwo-year-olddaughterwalkedintoabusyairport.Thegirlworeabrightredhatandsmiledasshelookedaroundatthetallwindowsandlonglinesofpeople.Thehallwasfilledwithvoices,rollingsuitcases,andtheannouncementsoverloudspeakers.Theyhadcomeearlytomakesuretheyhadenoughtimefortheirflight.Theyreachedthecheck-incounter(柜臺)wellbeforetheirflight.Jasonsmiledattheagent(工作人員)andplacedtwosmallbagsonthescale.Jasongentlyliftedhisdaughterontothecounterbesidehissuitcase.Theagentasked,“MayIhaveyourtickets,please?”Theagentscannedhisboardingpass,thenlookedatthegirl.“I’msorry,”shesaid,inasoftbutfirmvoice,“yourdaughterneedsherownticket.Ourrulessayanychildovertwenty-fourmonthsneedsafull-priceseat.”Jasonblinked(眨眼睛)insurprise.Hemistakenlythoughthisdaughterwasfreebecauseofherage.Helookeddownathisdaughter’ssmallfeetandrememberedhowhehadheldherwhenshewasababy.“Butsheisonlytwoyearsold,”Jasonsaidsoftly.“Ididnotknowsheneededaticket.”Theagentshookherhead.“Iknowitisconfusing.Butoursystemwillnotletmecontinuewithouttheextraticket.”Jasontookadeepbreathandcheckedhiswallet.Insidewereafewbills,acreditcard,andahopethathecouldsomehowfixthis.Heturnedtotheagent,“Idon’thaveenoughmoneyrightnow.Theticketcosts…?”Shetappedthescreen.“Sevenhundredforty-ninedollars.”Heswallowedhardandwhispered,“Idonot…”Hefelthisfacegoingredashesteppedbackfromthecounter.Hebentdownandhuggedhisdaughterclose.“Sweetie,Ineedtomakeaquickcall,”hesaid.Thenhewalkedaway,withphoneinhand,hisstepsslowandheavy.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。WhileJasonstoodafewfeetaway,akind-lookingwomancametothecounter.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thewomansmiledandshookherhead,saying“Youdon’tneedtorepayme.”____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

參考答案題號12345678910答案CABCBCABBA題號11121314151617181920答案CABCCCBAAB題號21222324252627282930答案BCBABCCDCA題號31323334353637383940答案CBDACDAEGF題號41424344454647484950答案DACBACADAB題號5152535455答案DCDBC1．C【原文】W:Whatairlineareyoutaking?M:I’mtakingChinaSouthernAirline.2．A【原文】M:Theliteratureessayissoboring.Iworkedallnightandcouldn’tfinishit.W:Youworkedallnight?Ittookmeonlyonehour.3．B【原文】W:Don’tblameyourselftoomuch.Itistooearlytostarttheafternoonclassat1:00pm.M:No,theclasshasbeenrescheduledto2:00pm,andIwasstill30minuteslateyesterday.4．C【原文】W:Wow!Idolikethiscampus:thegreenlawns,andtheoldbuildingswithtallcolumns.It’sreallybeautiful.M:Itsureis.ThearchitectureofthesebuildingsisintheGreekstyle.Itwaspopularinthe18thcenturyhere.5．B【原文】W:Hi,waiter.Canyoucomeoverhereandmakeoutwhatthisis?M:Oh,mygod.Ithinkthat’sacockroach.W:Sothere’snothingwrongwithmyeyes.6．C7．A【原文】M:DoyouseethesignsforWashingtonD.C.?W:No.Accordingtothemapweshouldbeclosetothecity,butthehighwaysignsdon’tsayanythingaboutWashingtonD.C..M:Whatnamesdothesignsshow?W:IseeroadsignsforSanJoseandNewYork.Doyouthinkwe’relost?M:Yeah,Ithinkwe’regoinginthewrongdirection.IhopewecanreachWashingtonD.C.beforeitgetsdark.W:Oh,IthinkIseeagasstationupthereontheright.M:Great!Ihopewehaven’tgonetoofaroutoftheway.8．B9．B10．A【原文】W:WereyouborninLosAngeles?M:No,IwasborninChicagoasamatteroffact.W:Oh,wereyou?M:Yeah.Igrewupinthesuburbs,inWisconsin,andthenImovedoutherewhenIwas14.W:Soyouwenttohighschoolhere?M:Yeah,that’sright.IgraduatedfromLincolnHigh.W:Andthenyouwenttocollege?M:No,notexactly.FirstIwenttoEurope.W:Oh.Totravel?M:Well,yes,andIalsolivedinMunichforawhile.W:WhendidyouarriveinMunich?M:Letmeseenow.Thatwasaboutelevenyearsago.Yeah,in1995.W:Andhowlongdidyoustaythere?M:Foralmosttwoyears.W:Oh,thatmustbeveryinteresting.11．C12．A13．B【原文】W:CanIhelpyou,sir?M:I’dlikeadarkbusinesssuit,thekindthatnevergoesoutofstyle.Somethinginwool,Iguess.W:Rightthisway.Wehavesomeexcellentpurewoolsuits.Woolhasthebestofeverything—morecomfort,morequality,morevalue.Butastostyle,Ithinkyoushouldrealizethateventhemostconservativestylesstillchange.M:I’msureyou’reright.It’sjustthatI’mafraidofbuyinganewsuiteveryyear.W:Well,thechangesareusuallynotsogreat.Whatdoyouthinkofthisone?M:That’sabittooformalforme.I’dlikeadarkgray,ornavyblue,orblack.ButIpreferasolidcolor.W:Here,trythisgrayone.Thatlooksalmostthetailormadeforyou.M:It’sjustwhatIwanted.14．C15．C16．C【原文】W:MayItakeyourorder,sir?M:Well,it’sveryhardtodecide.Isthereanyparticulardishyouwouldrecommend?W:Theroastchickenisverygoodtonight.M:I’mnotveryfondofchicken.Ifeellikeaporterhousesteaktonight.Whatisthiscastlesteakonthemenu?W:It’sasmallsteakcookedonagrill.M:Oh!W:Maybeyou’dliketotrytoday’sspecial—roastbeef,whichincludesappetizer,soup,salad,choiceofdessert,andteaorcoffee.M:IthinkI’lltrythat.W:Whatappetizerwouldyoulike?M:I’llhavethefruitcocktail.W:Andthesoup?M:I’llhavethecreamofmushroomsoup,andI’dlikeFrenchdressingonmysalad.W:Verywell,sir.M:CanIordermydessertnow?W:Yes,ofcourse.Wehavepumpkinlayerpie,peachpie,ricepudding,icecream,andchocolatecake.M:I’llhavericepuddingandblackcoffee.W:OK,sir.17．B18．A19．A20．B【原文】W:Treesareprettyimportanttotheenvironment.Soitmakessensethatifyouchopdowntoomanyoftheseanddon’treplacethem,andyou’regoingtorunintoallsortsofproblems.ThePhilippinesknowsallaboutthat.It'slostmorethantwothirdsofitsforestareainlessthanahundredyears.In2003,aslideofalargemassofdirtandrockdownamountainorcliff,orwecallalandslide,killedaroundtwohundredpeople.Recentlyanotherlandslideburiedanentirevilla