20242025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期6月期末英語試題一、聽力選擇題1．Wherewillthewomanprobablytakehersontomorrow?A．Toadancestudio. B．Toawildlifepark. C．Toamusicschool.2．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A．ApologizetoTessinwriting.B．AvoidarguingwithTessnow.C．TellTessthetruthimmediately.3．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inagallery. B．Athome. C．Inanartclass.4．Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantobuy?A．Sugarandmilk. B．Chocolateandtea. C．Milkandpotatochips.5．Whatwillthewomanbe?A．Atourguide. B．Anaccountant. C．Alawyer.聽下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話，回答以下小題。6．Whatdoestheboydislikemostabouthisroutine?A．Doinghomework.B．Organizinghistime.C．Havingteethchecked.7．Whatdoesthegirlthinkofherfather’sadvice?A．Itmadeherschoollifebusier.B．Itwasdifficulttofollowatfirst.C．Ithelpedhermanagetimebetter.聽下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話，回答以下小題。8．Whatchangedidthemanmaketohisschedule?A．Exercisingregularly.B．Startingworkearlier.C．Visitingthestoredaily.9．Whatwasthewoman?A．Astoreowner. B．Asalesperson. C．Ateacher.10．Whatisthemangoingtodonext?A．LearnSpanish. B．Makethepayment. C．BuyfruitsforDelia.聽下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話，回答以下小題。11．WhatistherelationshipbetweenDylanandJudy?A．Brotherandsister.B．Fatheranddaughter.C．Interviewerandinterviewee.12．WhyisDylanbeinginterviewed?A．Hesavedakidinanaccident.B．Histeamwonanationalgame.C．Hestartedanenvironmentalevent,13．WhatwillMarkprobablydo?A．GiveDylanacalllater.B．AskJudytojointheevent.C．WaitforDylanatJudy’shouse.聽下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話，回答以下小題。14．WhatdidJosephdolastSaturday?A．Hewroteareport.B．Hehelpedpaintahouse.C．Heboughtnewfurniture15．WhatdoesAuguswarnthewomanabout?A．Thehouseneedsairingafterpainting.B．Thefurnituremaygetdamagedeasily.C．Thepaintcolormightnotmatchthewalls.16．Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutherplan?A．Anxious. B．Excited. C．Content.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．WhatdidPeterNehmeachieveatseven?A．Hepletedalltheoreticalmusicstudies.B．Hestartedlearningdiversemusicalinstruments.C．Hebecametheyoungestteacherataconservatorium.18．WhydidPeterNehmeworkinEuropeanworkshops?A．Toperformwithfamousmusicians.B．Torestoreancientmusicalinstruments.C．Tolearninstrumentproductiontechniques.19．WhathappenedtoPeterNehmetwelveyearsago?A．Hispanywasfounded.B．Hishousewasdestroyedbyafire.C．Helosthisjobattheconservatorium.20．WhatisPeterNehme’scurrentdream?A．Toplay50differentinstruments.B．Toposemusicforafamousbrand.C．Toopenamuseumforhisowninstruments.二、閱讀理解WaltDisneyFamilyMuseumBestMuseumsinSanFranciscoThismuseumisdevotedtothelifeandworkofWaltDisney,themanbehindthefamousmouse.FoundedbytheWaltDisneyFamilyFoundation,ithasbeeninthechargeofDisney’sdaughter,DianeDisneyMiller,sinceitopenedin2009.ThespaceisdividedbetweenhistoricphotographsandmediafromDisney’slifeandexhibitshighlightingthesignificantanimators(動(dòng)畫師)andstylistsbehindthepany’sbelovedmovies.Price:$25foradults,$20forstudentsandseniors65+,$15foryouth617.Children’sCreativityMuseumSpecificallyaimedatyoungones(aged212),thismuseumofferstwostoriesofhandsonmultimediaartsandtechnologyexperiences.There’samunitygarden,ananimationstudiowherekidscanmaketheirownstopmotionmovies,MakingMusicStudiowherekidsbuildtheirowninstrumentandLil’CritterCity,aplayareadesignedfortheyoungestvisitors.Price:$20foranyoneaged1orolder.CableCar(纜車)MuseumIt’sworthavisittothismuseumwhichincludesseveralcablecarsinside,greatinformationaboutthehistoryofthesystemwhichwasonceoperatedbymanydifferentpanies,andbestofall:insightintowhatrunsthecablesthatyouhearhumming(嗡嗡作響)undergroundasyoucrossthestreet.It’sthepowerhousefortheentiresystem,andyoucanwatchthehugewindingwheelsthatmakethecablesgo.Price:$10foradults.$8forstudentsandseniors65’,freeforchildren12andunder.GregangeloMuseumTheunusualGregangeloMuseumissetinaprivatehomeandhasbeenfeaturedonNetflix.BBCandHGTV.Therearenodropins:Youmustmakeanappointmentforyourexperience,whichlastsanywherefromoneandahalftotwohours.Thereareavarietyofshowsandtours,someofwhichexploreoutsidespacesinthethreeattractivegardens.Price:Thevariousexperiencesrangeinpricefrom$50to$200,mostsettlingaround$95perperson.21．WhatdoweknowabouttheWaltDisneyFamilyMuseum?A．Itcharges$30foranelderlycouple. B．ItisrunbyWaltDisney’sdaughter.C．ItwasopenedbyWaltDisneyhimself. D．ItdisplaysmoviesstarredbyWaltDisney.22．WhatmakestheCableCarMuseumwellworthvisiting?A．Itshowsthemostexpensivecablecars.B．Itprovideshandsontechnologyexperiences.C．Ithasthelongesthistoryamongthesemuseums.D．Itletsvisitorsseehowcablesworkunderground.23．WhatdoesavisitorneedtodobeforetouringtheGregangeloMuseum?A．Bookinadvance. B．WatchBBCshows.C．Prepare$95incash. D．Takeagardentourfirst.SinceJackAndersonwasachild,hehasbeendeeplyinterestedinChineseculture.WhenJackwastenyearsold,hewatchedadocumentaryaboutTraditionalChineseMedicine(TCM).Theideasofnaturalhealing(治愈)andbalanceinthebodyimmediatelyfascinatedhim.Fromthenon,hedecidedtolearnmoreaboutTCM.HesavedhispocketmoneytobuybooksaboutChineseherbs,acupuncture,andothertreatments,studyingthebasicsonhisown.AsJackgrewolder,hispassionforTCMbecamestronger.Afterfinishinghighschool,hedecidedtotraveltoChinatolearnTraditionalChineseMedicine.HeattendedawellknownTCMschoolinBeijing.Thestudytherewasverydemanding.Everyday,JackattendedlecturesonChinesemedicaltheoryandpracticedacupunctureandherbalmedicineundertheguidanceofexperiencedteachers.Althoughthestudiesweredifficultandsometimesconfusingbecauseofmanydifferences,Jackworkedhardandnevergaveup.Inthebeginning,Jackfacedmanychallengesmunicatingwithhisteachersandclassmates,ashedidnotknowmuchChinese.However,helearnedimportantmedicaltermsinChinese,suchas“zhongyi”(Chinesemedicine),“zhenjiu”(acupuncture),and“caoyao”(herbs).Withcontinuouseffort,hegraduallyimprovedhislanguageskillsandbetterunderstoodthelessons.Afteryearsofcarefulstudyandpractice,JackbecameskilledinmanyaspectsofTraditionalChineseMedicine.Helearnedhowtodiagnose(診斷)illnessesbyobservingpatients’pulseandtongueandhowtotreatvariousconditionsusingacupunctureandherbalmedicine.HeoftentookpartinTCMworkshopsandreceivedrecognitionforhisknowledge.WhenJackreturnedtotheUnitedStates,hewantedtosharethebenefitsofTraditionalChineseMedicinewithhislocalmunity.Heopenedasmallclinicwherehetreatedpatientspatientlyusingacupuncture,herbalmedicine,andothernaturalmethods.Manypeopleinhistownbegantotrustandappreciatethetreatmentsheprovided.24．WhatinspiredJackAndersontostudyTCM?A．AtriptoChinawhenhewasyoung. B．AfilmthatintroducedhimtoTCM.C．Hisparents’remendationofTCM. D．AbookaboutTCMhefoundinalibrary.25．WhichwordscanbestdescribeJackAnderson?A．Curiousanddetermined. B．Energeticandflexible.C．Generousandrespected. D．Athleticandaccessible.26．WhatmadeJack’sstudyinChinachallengingatfirst?A．Languagebarriersinclassandlife. B．Strictteachersandhightuitionfees.C．Limitedchancestopraeticemedicine. D．Unfamiliarcultureandlocalcustoms.27．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．TheChallengesofLearningTCM B．AForeigner’sIntroductiontoTCMC．AJourneytoMasterandPromoteTCM D．TheBenefitsofTCMinModernSocietyAround13.5millionworkers,mainlyinservicejobs,spendlonghoursexposedtobackgroundmusicdesignedforcustomers,notemployees.AstudybyOhioStateUniversityexploreshowmismatchedbackgroundmusicaffectsworkers’mentalstatesandbehaviors,highlightingtheimpactofmusicchoicesontheirdailyworkexperience.Thestudyuncoveredthatmismatchedbackgroundmusicinworkplacescannegativelyimpactemployees’energy,mood,andoverallperformance.Whenmusicfailstomatchwithwhatworkersneedtostayenergized,manageemotions,orconcentrate,itcanleadtofatigue(疲勞),difficultyfocusing,anddissatisfactionatwork.Thisdisconnectaffectsindividualwellbeingandencouragesbehaviorsthatcouldharmtheorganization.Theissueofmismatchedbackgroundmusicisparticularlychallengingforindividualswhostruggletofilteroutenvironmentalnoise.Toexplorethis,researchersconductedtwostudiesinvolving(涉及)166fulltimeworkersparticipatingonline.Inthefirst,participantslistenedtoeitherupbeatpopmusicorslower,sombertuneswhilepletingacreativitytask.Participantswhofeltthemusicdidn’tmatchtheirneedsreportedfeelingmoretiredandlesspositiveafterward.Thesecondstudyinvolved68workersinhealthcare,retail,anddininghalls.Overthreeweeks,theypleteddailysurveysaboutthemusictheyheardatworkandtheirmentalstate.Ondayswhenthemusicdidn’tmatchwiththeirneeds,employeesweremorelikelytoactoutworkingslowly,criticizingtheworkplace,oreventakingofficesupplies.Atthesametime,theywerelesslikelytoperformpositiveactions,likehelpingcolleagueswithtasksbeyondtheirresponsibilities.Thefindingsstresstheimportanceofemployersconsideringtheiremployees’musicalpreferences,Employersshouldbalancebackgroundmusictosuitcustomersandemployees,asemployeedissatisfactioncanharmthebusiness.Theycancreatespaceswhereworkerscanescapethemusicduringbreaksorprovidesmartearbudsthatblocknoisewhileallowingconversationswithcustomersandemployeestolistentotheirownmusicwhenappropriate,whichmayimproveproductivity,focusandwellbeing.28．Whatisthemainproblemdiscussedinthetext?A．Thelackofstrategiesformanagingworkplacenoise.B．Thedropinemployeeproductivityduetoheavyworkloads.C．Thenegativeimpactofmismatchedbackgroundmusiconworkers.D．Thedifferencebetweencustomers’andemployees’musicpreferences.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“filterout”inparagraph3probablymean?A．Blockout. B．Workout. C．Tryout. D．Figureout.30．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthefirststudyandthesecondone?A．Thefirststudyisthefoundationforthesecondone.B．Thesecondstudystrengthensthefirststudy’sfindings.C．Thesecondstudyshowsoppositeresultsfromthefirstone.D．Thesecondstudyservesasaparativestudytothefirstone.31．Whatdoesthetextsuggesttheemployersdo?A．Playemployees’favoritemusic.B．Giveemployeesmorebreaktime.C．Pushemployeestolistentomusicathome.D．Providenoisereductionsolutionsforstaff.AnAIenablingrobotstodochoreslikemakingthebedorcleaningthefloorinhomesithasneverseenbeforecouldallowmanymorerobotstobeegenerallyuseful,itscreatorssay.Largelanguagemodels(LLMs)thatpowertoolslikeChatGPThaveimprovedrobots’abilitytocarryoutspokenrequests.However,mostrobotsworkwellonlyinenvironmentsinwhichtheyhavebeentrained.Now,SergeyLevineatroboticspanyPhysicalIntelligenceinSanFranciscoandhiscolleagueshavedevelopedanartificialintelligencemodelcalledxo.5thatallowsrobotstoworkinrealhomesthattheyhaveneverseenbefore.Themodelistrainedusingdatafromanunusuallywiderangeofsources,includingmanydifferentkindsofrobotsworkinginlabandhomesettings,aswellasplentifuldatafromtheweb,suchasimageandobjectdatabases.WhenLevineandhisteamtestedtheAImodelonrobotstheyhadbuiltusingofftheshelfparts,97percentofthetrainingdatacamefromsourcesotherthantherobotitself.“Becauseπ0.5cantakefulladvantageofotherdatasources,fromthewebandotherkindsofrobots,thenitcanhavethisbroadergeneralisation,”saysLevine.Theteamtestedhowwelltherobotsperformedwheninstructedtodochoressuchasputtingplatesinthesink,puttingshoppingawayindrawersandplacingdirtyclothesinabasket.Theydidn’tworkperfectlyeverytime.“Whenitestothepracticalutilityofthismodel,it’sdefinitelynotthereyet,inthesensethatthisisnotahomerobotthatsomebodycouldbuyandputintheirhome,”saysLevine.Buthealsosaysthattherobots’performanceappearstoimproveinapredictablewayastheyaretestedinincreasingnumbersofhomes.Thistrend(趨勢(shì))issimilartohowlanguageAIperformancewasfoundtopredictablyimproveasmoredatawasadded.“Thevideostheyshowarequiteimpressive,”saysPedroLimaattheUniversityofLisboninPortugal.However,therobotsperformtheirtasksatleastfivetimesslowerthanahuman,sometimestaking10to15minutestofinish,whichcouldbedifficulttoimprove,hesays.32．Whatisthepurposeofwritingparagraph2?A．Toprovideexamples. B．Toaddbackgrounds.C．Tomakeparisons. D．Tosupportassumptions.33．Whatmakestheπ0.5modeldifferentfromtraditionalmodels?A．Usingdatafromvarioussources. B．Workingfasterthanhumanbeings.C．Beingtestedonlyinlabenvironments. D．Relyingonselfcollectedtrainingdata.34．Whatcanweinferabouttheπ0.5modelpoweredrobotsfromLevine’swords?A．Theyaresuitableforhomeusenow.B．Morehometestscanhelpimprovethem.C．Theyfailtopletesimplehousework.D．Webdatahaslittleeffectontheirperformance.35．WhatisPedroLima’sattitudetowardstheπ0.5modelpoweredrobots?A．Negative. B．Confident. C．Objective. D．Unconcerned.It’snevertooearlytoteachyourchildrenaboutthevalueofmoney,includinghowtosave,sothatwhentheyreachadulthood,they’llbeabletospendwisely.36.Learningtheprinciplesofresponsiblemoneymanagementwillhelpgivekidsmoreopportunitiesforadvancementwhenthey’reolder.Followingaresometipstoteachyourchildrenthevalueofmoney.ExpandonthebasicsofmathOnceyourchildrenstartschoolandlearnmathbasics,educatethemaboutmoneyandprovidesomepractice.Playmoneygamesathome,ordownloadthemtoyourputer,mobilephone,ortablet.Identifydifferentcoins,countthemtogetherandteachyourchildrenhowtomakechange.37.GetapiggybankGetyourkidsapiggybank.Thiswillteachyourchildrenhowtosavemoney.Encourageyourkidstocollectacertainamountinaparticulartimeperiodorsuggesttheysavecoinsofaspecificdenomination(面額).38.Onachosendate,openthepiggybanksandcountthesavings.Toencourageyourchildrentosavemore,createavisualrecord,suchasachart,toteachthemthebasicsofsimplerecordkeeping,andtheycanwatchitgrow.Encourageplanningspending39.Itremindsthemthattheycanbuywhatevertheywantwithenoughmoney.Allowyourchildrentodreambig,andencouragethemtosavemoretoachievetheirgoalsmorequickly.PayincashCreditcardscanmakeyouspendmoneyyoudon’thave,andthenyouhavetopayextralater.40.Trytokeepitrealatalltimes—handingovercashisthebestwaytolearnhowtousemoneyresponsibly.A．CashismoneyintheformofbillsandcoinsB．ChildrenoftenusepiggybankstosavemoneyC．TurnsavingintoagametokeepitfunandexcitingD．ChildrenmustdeveloprespectformoneyevenatayoungageE．Thisway,yourchildrenwillknowhowtousecashwhenthattimeesF．PlanningforfuturespendinghelpsyourkidstoachievetheirsavingsgoalsG．Showyourkidsthatthebestwaytobuyitemsiswiththemoneyintheirpockets三、完形填空Sometimelastyear,Ifoundmyselfcaughtinapatternofrestlessnights.NomatterhowtiredIfeltduringtheday,fallingasleepbecamea41Icouldn’tplete.Iwouldlieinbedforwhatseemedlike42,mythoughtscirclingendlesslywhilemybodylongedforrest.Naturally,I43

school—thegrowingpressure,thelatenighthomework,andtheweightofupingexams.Inaneffortto44it,Itriedalltheusualtricks.Iwenttobedearlier,turnedonsoftmusic,evendrankwarmmilkaspeopleoftensuggest.Butnothingseemedto45.Nightafternight,sleepbecameworse,andeachmorningIfeltevenmore46thanbefore.Thenoneafternoon,duringashortbreak,I47anarticlewhilescrolling(滑動(dòng)屏幕)onmytablet.Itexplainedthatthelightfromscreens—andthecontinuousflowofvideosormessagescouldkeepthebrain48longafterthescreenwasturnedoff.AsIread,something49.Irealizedthatalmosteverynight,Ihadbeengluedtomyphone,50watchingonevideoafteranother,chattingwithoutpause,lostinaneverendingscroll.Thatevening,Itriedsomethingdifferent.Ileftmyphonecharginginthelivingroom,farfrom51.Atfirst,thequietfeltunfortable,even52.Butslowly,thesilencebecameakindoffort.I53abook,letmymindslowdown,andsoonsleepcamewithoutafight.Sincethen,thissmall54hasstayedwithme.Keepingscreensawaybeforebedmayseeminsignificant,butforme,itwasthebeginningoftruly55nights.41．A．game B．task C．dish D．move42．A．seconds B．minutes C．hours D．days43．A．blamed B．judged C．a(chǎn)ttended D．escaped44．A．make B．quit C．fix D．ignore45．A．drop B．matter C．fail D．work46．A．embarrassed B．exhausted C．energetic D．enthusiastic47．A．searchedfor B．tookdown C．gotthrough D．cameacross48．A．smart B．passive C．empty D．a(chǎn)ctive49．A．clicked B．gathered C．faded D．melted50．A．a(chǎn)ccidentally B．gratefully C．mindlessly D．creatively51．A．reach B．sight C．control D．expectation52．A．unfamiliar B．immoral C．unfortunate D．irresponsible53．A．reflectedon B．toreapart C．pickedup D．madeup54．A．promise B．change C．mistake D．challenge55．A．exciting B．boring C．helpful D．restful四、語法填空閱讀下面材料,在空白處填寫1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。SnowLeopardConservationEffortsBreedSuccessNaturereservesarehelpingthebigcatflourishinitsmajorlivingareasacrossChina.Effortstoprotectsnowleopardshaveachieved56(note)successes,asevidencedbyfrequentdocumentationoftheanimal’sactivities.Challengesremain,though,suchashabitatloss,degradationofvegetationandreductionsinfoodsources.Thesnowleopard’smajorlivingareasstillkeeptheirnaturalstatetoahighdegreethankstoshelter57(provide)bynationalparksandnaturereserves,accordingtotheNationalForestryandGrasslandAdministration.In1989,thesnowleopard58(list)asanationalfirstclassprotectedwildlifespecies.Morethan70grassrootsconservationmanagement59(station)andover30naturereserveshavebeensetupinactivityareas,60(cover)morethanhalftheanimal’shabitatnationwide,theNFGAsaid.Conservationprojectsprovidejobopportunitiesforlocals,61canbeereservemanagers,

researchers,guidesandeducatorsinwildlifemonitoring,conservationandnatureeducation.Inrecentyears,forestryandgrasslanddepartmentsandNGOs,suchasEcoBridgeContinentalandtheShanShuiConservationCenter,62(conduct)longtermmonitoringprojectsandinvestigationsontheanimalanditshabitat.Lastyear,theEBCusedsatellitetrackingforthefirsttimeinChina63(show)theanimal’shomerangeintheQilianMountainsNationalParkPilotArea.In2019,themanagementbureauoftheWolongNationalNatureReserveinSichuanreleasedinfrared(紅外線的)camerafootagefrom2018.Itshowedtheactivitiesof64femalesnowleopardandherthreebabies,andofferedinsightsintotheirsurvivalskills.AspokespersonfortheGiantPandaNationalParkManagementBureausaidthefootageshowedthatthesnowleopardpopulationinthehighaltituderegionofWolongmayhaveahigherdensity(密度)65theaverage.五、書信寫作66．假定你是國(guó)際學(xué)校學(xué)生李華，你校在世界音樂日(6月21日)舉辦了“HarmonyinDiversity:GlobalMusicNight”主題演出，請(qǐng)你給外國(guó)筆友Smith寫一封信，分享此次活動(dòng)，內(nèi)容包括：(1)寫信目的；(2)活動(dòng)內(nèi)容。注意：(1)詞數(shù)80左右；(2)請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearSmith,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。PaybackBythetimeIreachedfourthgrade,Iwastallerthaneverystudentinmyschool,andevenmyteacher,MargaretListon.Unfortunately,eventhoughIwastall,Iwasawkwardandnotverygoodatsportsorschool.Ibecametheclassclown,andnotbychoice.Istruggledwithmath,spelling,andreading.EachafternoonMissListonfinishedthedaybyreadingtotheclassforfifteenminutes.Iwasrelievedtoseetheendofanotherday’sembarrassmentsandwouldlosemyselfinhervoiceandthestory,usuallyachapterbooksuchasDanny,TheChampionoftheWorld.Duringthosequietminutes,Iwatchedherreadeffortlessly,magically,asthoughsherecognizedeveryword,atalentIdesiredtobemine.IfIcouldreadwithsuchease,Icouldfindmywaytohappierplacesandtimes.Idon’trememberhowshetookmeunderherwing,butbythetimeImovedontofifthgradeIwasreadingataneighthgradelevel.Myselfimageandlifepathwerechangedforever.Whenasked,“Whatdoyouwanttobewhenyougrowup?”Ihadanabsolutelycertainresponse:“Iwanttoread.”Ihadnoideathatprofessionalreaderwasnotaworkablecareerpath.Bymysenioryearofhighschoolthatgoalhadchangedintobeingajournalist.Duringmysenioryearofcollege,IfoundajobasanewspaperreporteranddiscoveredthatwhileIhadthediligenceanddesiretobeajournalist,Ihadnotalenttosucceed.Fiveyearsofstrugglingtowriteonegoodsentencewasenough.Iquitwriting.ButIcouldn’tquiteatingorpaymyrentwithmygoodlooks.Iquicklyfoundajobasanoperatingroomorderly(護(hù)理員)atalocalhospital.AfriendlyinstructortookmeasideonedayandsuggestedthatIconsiderbeingaregisterednurse.Atthattime,maleRNswererare.Ittookanotheryearformetomaketheleap.Ilearnedfarmoreeasilythanmostofmyclassmates.Icouldread,writetermpapersandpatientcareplans,andstudywitheffortlessnessandpleasure.注意：(1)續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；(2)請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Onespringeveningduringmyfirstyearasanemergencyroomnurse,anambulancebroughtinanelderlywoman.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Liston’seyeswidened,andasmallsmileappeared.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

題號(hào)12345678910答案BBAACCCACB題號(hào)11121314151617181920答案ABABAABCBC題號(hào)21222324252627282930答案BDABAACCAB題號(hào)31323334353637383940答案DBABCDECFG題號(hào)41424344454647484950答案BCACDBDDAC題號(hào)5152535455答案AACBD1．B【原文】M:Iheardyou’refullysupportingyoursonindevelopinghisinterests.Youtookhimtocampintheforestandlearnstreetdance.W:Yeah.Andhelongstoseewildanimals,soI’veboughttheticketsfortomorrow.2．B【原文】M:I’vetoldyounottocheatTess.Shesawthroughyouataglance,eventhoughyouhadgoodintentions.W:Shejustseemedveryangry.ShouldIapologizetoherrightnow?M:Doingitnowmightleadtoarguments.Lethercalmdownfirst.3．A【原文】W:Wow,thispaintingremindsmeofStarryNight.M:Definitely!It’slikeamodernversionofVanGogh’sstyle.W:Absolutely.Thewaythispaintingshowsthenightskyisamazing.M:Ithinkthispaintingisthebestinthisexhibition.4．A【原文】W:Iplantomakemilktea,butIonlyhaveteaandsugar,lackingmilk.Canyou…M:Iseewhatyoumean.AndI’llbuymyselfsomepotatochipsandchocolate.Isthereanythingelseyouneed?W:Oh,IthinkIneedmoresugar.M:Okay.5．C【原文】W:I’mgoingtoworkatalawfirmthissummer.Whataboutyou,John?M:Well,I’mthinkingofgettingsomeexperienceinthetouristindustry,becauseIwanttobeatourguideaftergraduating.6．C7．C【原文】M:Iwanttogrowupfast.W:Why?Doyouwanttoworktosharetheweightonyourparents?M:Ihaven’tthoughtthatfaryet.Myfatheralwaystellsmetoseethedentistforaroutinecheckup.Ihatedoingit,butIjustbitethebullet.W:Well,manyoftheactionstakenbyourparentsaregoodforus.MydadusedtosaythatIwasdisorganized.Healwaysaskedmetofinishmyhomeworkintime.Aftergettingusedtoit,Ifoundthatarrangingmytimeproperlyhassavedmelotsoftime,allowingmetoacplishmanythingsmoreefficiently.8．A9．C10．B【原文】M:Goodmorning,Delia.W:Goodmorning,Navid.Areyououtjogging?a.m.es.I’vebeenjoggingforhalfanhour.I’lljogeverymorningstartingtoday.I’vechangedmyjobandstartedtoworkat9:30a.m.insteadof8:00a.m.,whichcouldprovidemewiththeperfectopportunitytojog.Joggingwillmakemylifemorecolorful,too.W:True.It’salsogoodforyourhealth.M:Mymomsaysthesamething,eventhoughIthinkI’malreadyveryhealthy.Well,doyoualwaysopenyourfruitshopsoearly?W:Yes.Ioftenstartworkingatthecrackofdawn.M:It’shardwork.IheardthatyouusedtoworkasasalespersoninMadrid.Youcamebacktobewithyourparents.W:Youarehalfright.ItaughtSpanishatalanguagecenterthere.M:Oh,sorry.Well,myexerciseisfinished,andIfindyourproductsveryfresh.Pleasepacksomeorangesandpearsforme.Iwillpaywithmyphone.W:Noproblem.11．A12．B13．A【原文】M:Hey,Judy.I’mheretoseeyourbrother.W:Oh,hi,Mark!Dylanisnothere.HedrovetotheTVstationforaninterview.Hejustleftamomentago.M:Foraninterview?Isitbecausehisbasketballteamwonthenationalchampionship?W:Y