浙江省溫州新力量2025-2026學年高一上學期11WhatdoesthewomanwanttoPlant B．Buya C．GrowWhatistherelationshipbetweenthe B．Teacherand WhyisthewomangoingtoTostudy B．Toattenda C．TolookafterherWhatarethespeakerstalkingA．A B．A C．AWhatdidthewomandoSheworked B．Shewatcheda C．SheplayedHowdidthewomanBy B．By C．ByWhatdoesthewomanwantto WhendoesthepartystartAt10:00 B．At2:00 C．At7:00WhatdoesthemanoffertodofortheLendhera B．Carrytheboxes C．PreparefoodfortheWhatdoesthewomanthinkofthefirstVery B．Too C．AbitWherewillthewomanputtheInfrontofthewindow.B．Infrontofthediningtable.C．InfrontoftheHowmuchshouldthewoman WheredoestheconversationprobablytakeAt B．Inan C．OntheWhichbuswillthemantaketomorrowThe5:40 B．The6:00 C．The7:00WhatkindofticketdoesthemanA．Around-trip B．Aone-way C．AwindowseatWhatisthemangoingtodotomorrowWatcha B．MeetMr. C．SeeoffhisWhendidBelfastdevelopmostDuringthe17thcentury.B．Duringthe18th C．Duringthe19thWhatisBelfastfamous WhatwillthetouristsvisittomorrowA．Amuseum. B．Azoo. C．Agarden.20．Howlongwillthetourlast?A．10 B．4 C．2EastYorkshireAttractionsBurnbyHallGardens&TheBalk,PocklingtonYO42Tel:01759Thegardensarebeautifullylaidoutwithtwolakes,whicharehometoavastcollectionoffish.WealsohaveStewartMuseum,achildren’splayground,abook&giftshop,andtearooms.Sundaybandconcertsandeventsareavailablethroughouttheyear.Open:10:00amto5:30pmPrices:Adults￡4.65,Seniors￡3.95,Children￡2.50GooleMuseumCarlisleStreet,GooleDN14Tel:01405ThemuseumexploresthecolourfulhistoryofthetownandportofGoole,withplentyofhands-onexhibitsforyoungervisitors.Thetemporaryexhibitiongalleryhasawiderangeofartcraft工藝andlocalhistoryexhibitionswhichchangeseverymonth.Open:10:00amto5:00pmAdmissionSledmereSledmere,DriffieldYO25Tel:01377SledmereHouseisoneofYorkshire’smostattractivehouses.Wehaveanaward-winninggarden,amilitarymuseum,achildren’splayarea,andacafé&giftshop.OrganmusicisplayedonThursdayafternoons.Open:11:30amto3:30pmPrices:Adults￡8.00,Seniors￡6.00,Children￡3.00BridlingtonBird&AnimalParkBridlington,EastYorkshireYO15Tel:01262Thefamily-runparkissetinawonderfulwoodlandenvironment.Itoffersdailyshowsofpigracing.Wealsohavearangeofbirdsandotheranimalstoofferafun-filleddayoutforfamilies.Open:10:00amto5:00pmPrices:Adults￡4.50,Seniors￡4.00,ChildrenWhichattractionhoststemporaryA．Goole B．BurnbyHallGardens&C．Sledmere D．BridlingtonBird&AnimalWhatcantouristsdoatSledmereFeedawiderangeofanimals. B．WatchabandconcertonSunday.C．Explorethehistoryofthetown. D．EnjoyorganmusiconThursday.WhatistheticketpriceforchildrenatBridlingtonBird&Animal ThesunrosebrightlyoverGreenfieldHighSchool’sstadium,wheretheannualsportschampionshipwasabouttobegin.Thousandsofstudents,teachers,andparentsfilledthestands,formingalargeandexcitedTheeventfeaturedavarietyofsports,fromsoccerandbadmintontotrackandfield,andevenamini-marathonforyoungerstudents.Lily,thecaptainoftheschool’sgymnasticsteam,stoodnervouslybythegymentrance.Shehadbeentraininghardformonths,workingouteverydayafterschooltomastergracefulroutines.Herdeterminationtowinwasstrong,butshecouldn’thelpfeelingalittlestress.“Don’tloseheart,”hercoachsaid.“You’veprepared—justgiveityourAsthefirsteventstarted,thesoccerteamtooktothefield.Theirstarplayer,Tom,hadaslimbuildbutgreatstrength.Hemovedquickly,dribbling控球)theballpastopponents.Evenwhenhefellandinjuredhiskneeslightly,herefusedtogiveup.Withthehelpoftheteam’sdoctor,whotreatedhisinjury,Tomgotbackonhisfeetandcontinuedplaying.Hiscouragesetanexampleforhisteammates.Notallmomentswereperfect,though.Intheboxingmatch,onestudenttriedtocheatbyusinganunfairmove.Therefereenoticedimmediatelyandstoppedthematch.Cheatingisneveracceptableinsports,andthestudentwasdisqualified.Thisincidentremindedeveryoneoftheimportanceoffairplay.Bytheendoftheday,manyrecordshadbeenbroken.Thechampionshipwasn’tjustaboutwinning.Instead,itwasaboutshowingpositiveattitudesandworkingtogether.Astheprincipalsaidinhisclosingspeech,“Sportsteachusthatevenifwefacefailure,wecanlearnfromitandcomebackstronger.Everyathlete運動員)heretodayhasmadeadifference.”Whatisthecoach’sattitudetowardsLilybeforeherDoubtfulanddisappointed. C．Pressuringandstrict. D．Admiringandconcerned.WhatcanwelearnaboutTomfromtheHewasthecaptainofthesoccerteam.B．HegaveupthegameafterbeingC．Heshowedgreatdeterminationinthematch.D．HewonamedalforhisexcellentWhydoestheauthormentiontheincidentofcheatingintheboxingToshowthehighlevelofcompetitionintheToexplainwhyboxingisseenasadangerousTopraisetherefereeforbeingskilledandTostressthelessonthatfairplayisveryimportantinWhatdoestheprincipal’sspeechA．Winningisthemostimportantinsports.B．SportshelppeoplegrowthroughC．Athletesshouldfocusonbreaking D．FairplayisnotnecessaryinTheteenageyears,rangingfrom13to19,areatimeofgreatchangeandexplorationforeveryteenager.Duringthisperiod,youngpeoplefaceamixofexcitingopportunitiesanddifficultchallengesthatcontributetotheirgrowth.Manyteenagersareeagertotrynewthings.Somejoinballetclassestolearngracefulmovements,whileothersbecomevolunteerstohelpcleanuptheircommunitiesortakepartindebateclubstoimprovetheirspeakingskills.Whenchoosingactivities,theyoftenpreferthosethatmatchtheirinterests.Forexample,astudentwholovesreadingmightbeattractedtoliteratureclubs,whilesomeoneinterestedinsciencemaysignupforadvancedcoursesaboutgreenhousesandplantgrowth.However,beingateenagerisnotalwayseasy.Freshmeninhighschooloftenfindthefirstyearconfusing.Theymaystruggletounderstandnewtopicsinclass,feelworriedabouttheirstudies,andevenconfusedifferentschedules.Balancingschoolworkwithextra-curricularactivitiescanalsobeabigchallenge.Someteenagersmaybecomeaddictedtophonegames,whichmakesithardforthemtofocusontheirresponsibilities—likefinishinghomeworkorbeingresponsibleforgroupprojects.Adults,suchasparentsandteachers,playanimportantrolehere.Theycanrecommendusefulresources,likebookswithclearcontentandhelpfultitles,toguideteenagers.Whenteenagersfaceproblems,adultsshouldhelpthemfindsolutionsinsteadofmakingthemquiteasily.Remember,everychallengeisachanceforgrowth.Bydealingwiththesedifficulties,teenagerscanbecomemoreskilledinsolvingproblemsandpreparethemselveswellforadultlife.WhatdoteenagersoftenconsiderwhenchoosingThedifficultylevelsofthe B．TheirowninterestsandC．Theadvicefromtheirteachersand D．ThepopularityoftheactivitiesamongWhatchallengemightfreshmeninhighschoolA．Difficultyinmakingnewfriends. B．Notenoughextracurricularactivitychoices.C．Pressurefrompart-timejobresponsibilities.D．ConfusionaboutstudiesandWhatcanbeinferredabouttheroleofadultsinteenagers’TheyneedtoprovideresourcesandguidancewhenTheyshoulddiscourageteenagersfromtakingonTheyshouldsolveallproblemsforteenagersTheyplayaminorroleinteenagers’schoolworkWhatdoesthepassagemainlytalkThedifferenthobbiesofteenagers. B．Thechangesandchallengesteenagersface.C．Howadultscanhelpcollegestudents. D．Theimportanceofextra-curricularactivities.Inrecentyears,smartwatcheshavebecomemoreandmorepopularamongpeopleofallages.Thesesmall,wrist-worndevices(設備)arenotjustfortellingtime-theyarelikeminicomputersonyourarm,offeringawiderangeofusefulfeatures.Oneofthemostimportantfunctions功能)ofasmartwatchishealthtracking.Manysmartwatchescanmeasureyourheartrate,countyoursteps,andevenmonitoryoursleepquality.Forexample,ifyougoforarun,thewatchcanrecordhowfaryourunandhowmanycaloriesyouburn.ThishelpspeoplestayhealthybythemknowmoreabouttheirdailySmartwatchesalsomakecommunicationeasier.Youcanreceivecalls,textmessages,andsocialmedianotificationsdirectlyonyourwatch.Thismeansyoudon’thavetotakeoutyourphoneeverytimeitringsorvibrates,whichisespeciallyconvenientwhenyou’rebusy,likewhenyou’redrivingorexercising.However,smartwatchesalsohavesomedownsides.Somepeopleworryabouttheirbatterylife-mostsmartwatchesneedtobechargedeveryday.Otherssaythatusingasmartwatchtoomuchmaydistractthemstudyingorworking.Also,thepriceofagoodsmartwatchcanbequitehigh,whichmakesitnotaffordableforDespitethesesmallproblems,smartwatchesarestillagreatinvention.Theymakeourlivesmoreconvenientandhelpustakebettercareofourhealth.Astechnologyimproves,wecanexpectsmartwatchestobecomeevenmoreusefulinthefuture.HowdoestheauthorintroducethetopicofsmartwatchesinthefirsttwoBycomparingthemwithtraditionalwatches.B．Bylistingthemainthingstheycando.C．Bydescribingtheirpopularityamongtheyouth.D．ByexplaininghowtheyareWhichofthefollowingisNOTahealth-trackingfunctionofsmartMeasuringheart B．CountingC．Recordingphone D．MonitoringsleepTheunderlinedword“distract”inParagraph4probablymeans tomakesomeonelose B．totakesomeone’sattentionC．toencouragesomeonetowork D．tomakesomeonefeelWhatistheauthor’soverallattitudetowardsmart PracticingSelfNomatterhowfaralongyouareinyourstudies,doingwellinschoolcanbechallenging.Youcanperformatyourbestbydevelopinghealthystudyhabitsandstayingorganized. Getgood-quality .Youcanpracticegoodsleepbygoingtobedearlyenougheachnight,turningoffbrightscreensleasthalfanhourbeforebed,andkeepingyourroomquiet,dark,andcomfortable.Tohelpyousleepbetter,trytogotobedandwakeupatthesametimeeveryday.Dostress-relieving釋放壓力的)Taketimetorelaxanddothingsyouenjoy.You’lldomuchbetterinschoolifyouaren’tanxiousallthetime. .Theseactivitiescanberelaxingandenriching,andthey’realsoagoodwayforyoutogettoknowyourteachersandfellowRewardWhenyougetsomethingdone,takethetimetocelebrate!Forexample,afteranhourofstudying,youmightrewardyourselfwithafavoritesnack.Or,ifyoudowellonabigtest,youcouldcelebratebygoingoutforpizzawithyourfriends.39. Ifthestressofschoolisgettingtoyou,sometimesjusttalkingtoafriendabouthowyou’refeelingcanhelpyoufeelbetter.Also,don’tbeafraidtoaskforpracticalsupport.Youcouldsay,“Mom,I’mreallystressingaboutthistest.Canyoutakeafewminutesandquizmewithsomequestionsfromthereviewsheet?”ReachoutforSpendtimewithyourYoucanalsofeelyourbestbytakingcareofTryjoiningaschoolsportsteamorreadingYouwon’tdowellinschoolifyou’retootiredtoTheserewardswillhelpinspireyoutokeepworkingHaveapositiveattitudeanditwillhelpyoudobetteratLastsummer,myfamilyandIfinallymadeourlong-helddreamcometrue—atriptoPeru.Forweeks,wehadbeen ourtriponline,readingtravelblogsandguidebooks.Wewereallextremely aboutexploringthisbeautifulOurfirststepwasto ourflightsandaccommodation.Wedecidedto anearlyflighttoLima,thecapital,tomaximizeourtime.Uponarrival,wewereimmediatelydrawntotheviewofthecityeven atourhotel—themixofmodernbuildingsandancientarchitecturewasunforgettable.The ofourtripwas,ofcourse,MachuPicchu.Togetthere,wehadtotakeatrainCusco.Thetrainrideitselfwasatruly experience.ThelandscapeoftheAndesMountainswasabsolutelyimpressive.Wespentthejourney thevarioussightsalongthewayoutofthewindow,Whenwe attheancientIncacity,wewerespeechless.Standingamongthe stoneruins(廢墟),wecouldalmostfeelthehistoryaroundus.Ourguidetoldusmany storiesabouttheIncas,whichmadetheexperienceevenmoreBesidesthefamoussites,wealsoenjoyedthelocal .WetriedCeviche,atraditionaldishfromfreshraw(未加工的)fish,andfounditdelicious.Thelocalpeoplewerevery andwelcoming.WeevenlearnedafewbasicSpanishwordsto withthem,whichtheyreallyappreciated.Thistripwasnotjustaholiday;itwasalife-changing .Itbroadenedourhorizonsandgavememoriesthatwewillcherishforever.Wearealreadystartingtothinkaboutournext45．A．makingB．checkingC．checkingD．working1Onthefirstdayofhighschool,somepeopleareexcited,somearenervous,andothersevenfeelHereisalookatHanJing’sfeelingson (she)firstseniorhighschoolday.HanJingwasn’t outgoinggirl,soshewasabitanxiousatfirst.Shewasveryworriedthatnoonewouldmakefriendswithher.Soshewantedtomakeagoodfirst (impress).Thatmorning,shehadthefirstmathclass.Theclasswasdifficulttounderstand, theteacherwaskindandhumorous.Hemadeeveryonelaughalotby (tell)afunnystory.Atthattime,HanJingwashappy (find)herteachersandclassmatesfriendlyandhelpful.Thatafternoon,theywenttothesciencelabtodoanHowever,HanJing (annoy)continuallybytheboynexttoher,sothatshecouldn’tconcentrate theexperiment.Feelingsoupset,sheevenwantedtotellhimtoleaveheralone.Afterthefirstday,HanJinghad (much)confidenceinthenewschoollife.Shecouldevenexpressherideas (fluent)whentakingpartinthegroupEnglishpresentation.Whataperfectdayshehad,andsheexpectedthatthenextdaywouldbeanotherperfect66Jim和同學之間遇到了沖突，請你就此情況給他寫一80發(fā)生沖突：haveaconflictwithDearJim,BestLi67Theheavyrainwasbeatinghardagainstthewindow,matchingthesadnessinEmily’sheart.Shesatontheschoolbus,lookingdownatherphysicstestpaper.Thebigred“65”atthetopseemedtoshoutather,aclearsignofherpoorperformance.Shehadtriedtostudy,butduringtheexam,allthemathproblemsbecametoodifficulttounderstand.Thewholewayhome,shekeptthinking,“WhatwillMomsay?Shealwaysexpectsmetodowell.”Whenshewalkedintothewarm,brighthouse,shecouldsmelldinnercooking.Usually,thismadeherhappy,buttodayitdidn’t.HermotherwasinthekitchenandquicklynoticedthatEmilylookedsad.“Howwasyourphysicstest,honey?”sheasked,soundinghopeful.Emilyslowlyhandedherthetestpaper.Hermother’sfacechanged.“Sixty-five?”shesaid,hervoicebecominglouderandunhappy.“Emily,yourgradesaregoingdown!Isawyouspendingtoomuchtimeonyourphonelastweek.That’stheproblem!”TearscametoEmily’seyes.“Mom,itwasn’tbecauseofthephone!Thetestwasjustreallydifficult,and…”“Nomoreexplanations!”hermothersaid,soundingangry.“Givemeyourphonenow.Youcan’tuseituntilyournexttest!”Feelingthathermotherdidn’tunderstandher,Emilyshouted,“Youneverlistentome!”Thensherantoherroomandclosedthedoorwithaloudnoise.Shelayonherbed,crying.Soon,sheheardherparentstalkinginthelivingroom.Herfather’svoicewascalmandkind.“Let’stalkaboutthislater,”hesaid.“Shefeelsbadenoughalready.Weshouldhelpher,notjustbeangrywithher.”150個左右Laterthatevening,asoftknockbrokethesilenceonEmily’sThenextmorning,theatmosphereathomewastense緊張的and【原文】W:Iwanttobuyafarmontheisland.I’dliketogrowcorn.M:Idon’tthinkit’seasytocutdownthosetreesandclearalotofland.【原文】M:What’sthematter?Whyhasn’tourbosstoldustheholidayW:Yeah,Iwishhehurriedup.I’m【原文】M:IheardthecompanyissendingyoutoGermanyforaninternationalW:Yes.I’mafraidmyhusbandhastolookafterJohnandhelpwithhisstudyduringthosedays.【原文】W:IheardtheoldtreeinyouryardwasstruckbylightninglastM:Yes.Itwasburneddown.Thattreehadahistoryofabout100years.Mygreat-grandfatherplantedit.【原文】M:DidyouwatchthebasketballmatchinthesportscenterW:Yes,Idid,andIhadto.Youknow,mybrotherwasplayinginthe 【原文】M:Hello,Cindy.Howwasthetrip?DidyougetherebyW:No,Idroveinmycar.Ittookmethreehours.Thehighwaywasn’tverybusy.M:Wouldyoulikesomecoffeeorsomewaterafteralongtrip?W:Nothanks.Doyouhavesomegreentea?M:Tea,noproblem.W:Oh,Ialmostforgotit!Here’sashipmodelforyou.Iboughtitfrom 【原文】M:Whereareyoutakingthis,anyway?W:I’mafraidit’sgoingallthewaytoBuilding10.M:Isthisforthegraduationparty?W:Yes.TwoboxesofM:Nowonderit’ssoheavy.IsthisW:No,Ihavesomesnackstobring.Wehavetobereadyby7:00M:Ihaveabicyclethatmightbeuseful.Youcanbringeverythingatonce.W:That’sagoodidea.Yousavemyday! 【原文】M:WelcometoSanta’sTreeYard.Whatkindoftreewouldyouliketobuy?W:WejustwantanordinaryChristmastree.M:HowaboutthisW:It’sbeautiful,butIthinkit’stooM:WhatkindofroomareyouputtingitW:Wehaveasmallapartment.Wewanttoputthetreeonatableinfrontofourwindow.M:So,oneoftheseshortertrees,then?Thisoneislessthanametertall.W:Ithinkit’sperfect.Andwewon’tneedtobuytoomanylights,either.M:Wecansellyousomecoloredlights,too.W:HowmucharethetreeandM:Twentydollarsforthetree,andanotherthreeforthelights.W:Allright. 【原文】M:Anna,comein,W:Yes,Mr.Wood.Whatwouldyoulikemetodo?M:IneedabustickettoSeattle.W:Whattimedoyouwanttoleave,Mr.M:Well,tomorrowmorning,asearlyasIcan.IhaveanappointmentwithMr.Cockbeforenoon.W:There’sabuseverythirtyminutesstartingatsixa.m.M:Inthatcase,I’dliketoleavethen.Wait…mywife’sgoingtodropmeoffhereonherwaytowork.Couldyoubookmea7:00ticketinstead?W:Sure.Willitbeone-wayorround-M:Oh,Iprobablyshouldbuyaround-tripticketnow,sinceI’llbecomingbacktomorrowevening.Uh,isthereabusataroundsixp.m.?W:Yes,there’soneatM:Okay,I’lltakethatone.Itoldmywifewe’dwatchaplaytomorrow 【原文】M:Goodmorning,everyone.WelcometoBelfast.Belfastisoneoftheyoungestcapitalcitiesintheworldandithasgrownquickly.Today,thecityhasapopulationof400,000,butinthe17thcentury,itwasonlyavillage.Then,duringthe19thcentury,thedevelopmentofindustriesdoubledthetown’ssizeeverytenyears.61．to62．wascityiswellknownforshipbuilding.Itwasherethatthe“Titanic”wasbuiltandsetoutonthefirstvoyage.Here’syourbrieftouraroundBelfast.ThismorningyouwillvisitanartgalleryandBelfastCathedral.Thisafternoon,youwillvisitthezooandCityHall.Tomorrowmorning,youwillvisitUlsterMuseumandsee9,000yearsofhumanhistoryinIreland.Inthe61．to62．wasDearJim,I’msorrytohearyou’vehadaconflictwithyourclassmate.Startinghighschoolisabigchange,andit’stotallynormaltofacesmallmisunderstandingswithnewpeople,sodon’tfeelaloneinthis.Hereareafewsuggestionsforyou.First,trytotalktoyourclassmateactively.Chooseaquietmoment,likeafterclass,andshareyourfeelingscalmlyinsteadofblaming.Listeningtotheirsideisalsoimportant,whichmighthelpyouseetheconflictfromanewangle.Second,putyourselfintheirshoes.Maybetheywerestressedaboutstudiesorhadabadday,sotheirwordsweren’tmeanttohurtyou.Ibelievethesestepswillhelpyoufixthings.I’mlookingforwardtohearingthatyoutwohavefriendsagainBestLiDearJim,Iunderstandhowupsetyoumustbeabouttheconflictwithyourclassmate.Highschoolclassroomsarefullofpeoplewithdifferenthabits,sosmallconflicts