浙江省溫州新力量2025-2026學(xué)年高一上學(xué)期11月期中英語(yǔ)試題

一、聽(tīng)力選擇題

1．Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?

A．Planttrees.B．Buyafarm.C．Growflowers.

2．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Classmates.B．Teacherandstudent.C．Workmates.

3．WhyisthewomangoingtoGermany?

A．Tostudythere.B．Toattendameeting.C．Tolookafterherson.

4．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Afire.B．Ayard.C．Atree.

5．Whatdidthewomandoyesterday?

A．Sheworkedout.B．Shewatchedamatch.C．Sheplayedbasketball.

聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。

6．Howdidthewomantravel?

A．Byship.B．Bycar.C．Bytrain.

7．Whatdoesthewomanwanttodrink?

A．Tea.B．Coffee.C．Water.

聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。

8．Whendoesthepartystartprobably?

A．At10:00a.m.B．At2:00p.m.C．At7:00p.m.

9．Whatdoesthemanoffertodoforthewoman?

A．Lendherabicycle.B．Carrytheboxesupstairs.C．Preparefoodfortheparty.

聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。

10．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthefirsttree?

A．Veryexpensive.B．Tootall.C．Abitshort.

11．Wherewillthewomanputthetree?

A．Infrontofthewindow.B．Infrontofthediningtable.C．Infrontofthehouse.

12．Howmuchshouldthewomanpay?

A．$13.B．$20.C．$23.

聽(tīng)下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。

13．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Athome.B．Inanoffice.C．Onthephone.

14．Whichbuswillthemantaketomorrowmorning?

A．The5:40one.B．The6:00one.C．The7:00one.

15．Whatkindofticketdoesthemanwant?

A．Around-tripticket.B．Aone-wayticket.C．Awindowseatticket.

16．Whatisthemangoingtodotomorrownight?

A．Watchaplay.B．MeetMr.Cock.C．Seeoffhiswife.

聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。

17．WhendidBelfastdevelopmostquickly?

A．Duringthe17thcentury.B．Duringthe18thcentury.C．Duringthe19thcentury.

18．WhatisBelfastfamousfor?

A．Shipbuilding.B．Movies.C．Tourism.

19．Whatwillthetouristsvisittomorrowmorning?

A．Amuseum.B．Azoo.C．Agarden.

20．Howlongwillthetourlast?

A．10days.B．4days.C．2days.

二、閱讀理解

EastYorkshireAttractionsBurnbyHallGardens&Museum

TheBalk,PocklingtonYO422QF

Tel:01759307125

Thegardensarebeautifullylaidoutwithtwolakes,whicharehometoavastcollectionoffish.Wealsohave

StewartMuseum,achildren’splayground,abook&giftshop,andtearooms.Sundaybandconcertsandevents

areavailablethroughouttheyear.Open:10:00amto5:30pm

Prices:Adults￡4.65,Seniors￡3.95,Children￡2.50

GooleMuseum

CarlisleStreet,GooleDN145DS

Tel:01405768963

ThemuseumexploresthecolourfulhistoryofthetownandportofGoole,withplentyofhands-onexhibitsfor

youngervisitors.Thetemporaryexhibitiongalleryhasawiderangeofartcraft(工藝)andlocalhistoryexhibitions

whichchangeseverymonth.Open:10:00amto5:00pm

AdmissionFree

SledmereHouse

Sledmere,DriffieldYO253XG

Tel:01377236637

SledmereHouseisoneofYorkshire’smostattractivehouses.Wehaveanaward-winninggarden,amilitary

museum,achildren’splayarea,andacafé&giftshop.OrganmusicisplayedonThursdayafternoons.Open:

11:30amto3:30pm

Prices:Adults￡8.00,Seniors￡6.00,Children￡3.00

BridlingtonBird&AnimalPark

Bridlington,EastYorkshireYO153QF

Tel:01262673653

Thefamily-runparkissetinawonderfulwoodlandenvironment.Itoffersdailyshowsofpigracing.Wealsohave

arangeofbirdsandotheranimalstoofferafun-filleddayoutforfamilies.Open:10:00amto5:00pm

Prices:Adults￡4.50,Seniors￡4.00,Children￡3.50

21．Whichattractionhoststemporaryexhibitions?

A．GooleMuseum.B．BurnbyHallGardens&Museum.

C．SledmereHouse.D．BridlingtonBird&AnimalPark.

22．WhatcantouristsdoatSledmereHouse?

A．Feedawiderangeofanimals.B．WatchabandconcertonSunday.

C．Explorethehistoryofthetown.D．EnjoyorganmusiconThursday.

23．WhatistheticketpriceforchildrenatBridlingtonBird&AnimalPark?

A．￡2.50.B．￡3.00.C．￡3.50.D．￡4.00.

ThesunrosebrightlyoverGreenfieldHighSchool’sstadium,wheretheannualsportschampionshipwas

abouttobegin.Thousandsofstudents,teachers,andparentsfilledthestands,formingalargeandexcitedaudience.

Theeventfeaturedavarietyofsports,fromsoccerandbadmintontotrackandfield,andevenamini-marathonfor

youngerstudents.

Lily,thecaptainoftheschool’sgymnasticsteam,stoodnervouslybythegymentrance.Shehadbeen

traininghardformonths,workingouteverydayafterschooltomastergracefulroutines.Herdeterminationtowin

wasstrong,butshecouldn’thelpfeelingalittlestress.“Don’tloseheart,”hercoachsaid.“You’vepreparedwell—

justgiveityourbest.”

Asthefirsteventstarted,thesoccerteamtooktothefield.Theirstarplayer,Tom,hadaslimbuildbutgreat

strength.Hemovedquickly,dribbling(控球)theballpastopponents.Evenwhenhefellandinjuredhisknee

slightly,herefusedtogiveup.Withthehelpoftheteam’sdoctor,whotreatedhisinjury,Tomgotbackonhisfeet

andcontinuedplaying.Hiscouragesetanexampleforhisteammates.

Notallmomentswereperfect,though.Intheboxingmatch,onestudenttriedtocheatbyusinganunfair

move.Therefereenoticedimmediatelyandstoppedthematch.Cheatingisneveracceptableinsports,andthe

studentwasdisqualified.Thisincidentremindedeveryoneoftheimportanceoffairplay.

Bytheendoftheday,manyrecordshadbeenbroken.Thechampionshipwasn’tjustaboutwinning.Instead,

itwasaboutshowingpositiveattitudesandworkingtogether.Astheprincipalsaidinhisclosingspeech,“Sports

teachusthatevenifwefacefailure,wecanlearnfromitandcomebackstronger.Everyathlete(運(yùn)動(dòng)員)here

todayhasmadeadifference.”

24．Whatisthecoach’sattitudetowardsLilybeforeherevent?

A．Doubtfulanddisappointed.B．Supportiveandencouraging.

C．Pressuringandstrict.D．Admiringandconcerned.

25．WhatcanwelearnaboutTomfromthepassage?

A．Hewasthecaptainofthesoccerteam.B．Hegaveupthegameafterbeinginjured.

C．Heshowedgreatdeterminationinthematch.D．Hewonamedalforhisexcellentperformance.

26．Whydoestheauthormentiontheincidentofcheatingintheboxingmatch?

A．Toshowthehighlevelofcompetitioninthechampionship.

B．Toexplainwhyboxingisseenasadangeroussport.

C．Topraisetherefereeforbeingskilledandcareful.

D．Tostressthelessonthatfairplayisveryimportantinsports.

27．Whatdoestheprincipal’sspeechsuggest?

A．Winningisthemostimportantinsports.B．Sportshelppeoplegrowthroughchallenges.

C．Athletesshouldfocusonbreakingrecords.D．Fairplayisnotnecessaryinchampionships.

Theteenageyears,rangingfrom13to19,areatimeofgreatchangeandexplorationforeveryteenager.

Duringthisperiod,youngpeoplefaceamixofexcitingopportunitiesanddifficultchallengesthatcontributeto

theirgrowth.

Manyteenagersareeagertotrynewthings.Somejoinballetclassestolearngracefulmovements,while

othersbecomevolunteerstohelpcleanuptheircommunitiesortakepartindebateclubstoimprovetheirspeaking

skills.Whenchoosingactivities,theyoftenpreferthosethatmatchtheirinterests.Forexample,astudentwholoves

readingmightbeattractedtoliteratureclubs,whilesomeoneinterestedinsciencemaysignupforadvanced

coursesaboutgreenhousesandplantgrowth.

However,beingateenagerisnotalwayseasy.Freshmeninhighschooloftenfindthefirstyearconfusing.

Theymaystruggletounderstandnewtopicsinclass,feelworriedabouttheirstudies,andevenconfusedifferent

schedules.Balancingschoolworkwithextra-curricularactivitiescanalsobeabigchallenge.Someteenagersmay

becomeaddictedtophonegames,whichmakesithardforthemtofocusontheirresponsibilities—likefinishing

homeworkorbeingresponsibleforgroupprojects.

Adults,suchasparentsandteachers,playanimportantrolehere.Theycanrecommendusefulresources,like

bookswithclearcontentandhelpfultitles,toguideteenagers.Whenteenagersfaceproblems,adultsshouldhelp

themfindsolutionsinsteadofmakingthemquiteasily.Remember,everychallengeisachanceforgrowth.By

dealingwiththesedifficulties,teenagerscanbecomemoreskilledinsolvingproblemsandpreparethemselveswell

foradultlife.

28．Whatdoteenagersoftenconsiderwhenchoosingactivities?

A．Thedifficultylevelsoftheactivities.B．Theirowninterestsandpreferences.

C．Theadvicefromtheirteachersandparents.D．Thepopularityoftheactivitiesamongpeers.

29．Whatchallengemightfreshmeninhighschoolface?

A．Difficultyinmakingnewfriends.B．Notenoughextracurricularactivitychoices.

C．Pressurefrompart-timejobresponsibilities.D．Confusionaboutstudiesandschedules.

30．Whatcanbeinferredabouttheroleofadultsinteenagers’growth?

A．Theyneedtoprovideresourcesandguidancewhenneeded.

B．Theyshoulddiscourageteenagersfromtakingonchallenges.

C．Theyshouldsolveallproblemsforteenagersdirectly.

D．Theyplayaminorroleinteenagers’schoolworkperformance.

31．Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?

A．Thedifferenthobbiesofteenagers.B．Thechangesandchallengesteenagersface.

C．Howadultscanhelpcollegestudents.D．Theimportanceofextra-curricularactivities.

Inrecentyears,smartwatcheshavebecomemoreandmorepopularamongpeopleofallages.Thesesmall,

wrist-worndevices(設(shè)備)arenotjustfortellingtime-theyarelikeminicomputersonyourarm,offeringawide

rangeofusefulfeatures.

Oneofthemostimportantfunctions(功能)ofasmartwatchishealthtracking.Manysmartwatchescan

measureyourheartrate,countyoursteps,andevenmonitoryoursleepquality.Forexample,ifyougoforarun,the

watchcanrecordhowfaryourunandhowmanycaloriesyouburn.Thishelpspeoplestayhealthybylettingthem

knowmoreabouttheirdailyactivities.

Smartwatchesalsomakecommunicationeasier.Youcanreceivecalls,textmessages,andsocialmedia

notificationsdirectlyonyourwatch.Thismeansyoudon’thavetotakeoutyourphoneeverytimeitringsor

vibrates,whichisespeciallyconvenientwhenyou’rebusy,likewhenyou’redrivingorexercising.

However,smartwatchesalsohavesomedownsides.Somepeopleworryabouttheirbatterylife-mostsmart

watchesneedtobechargedeveryday.Otherssaythatusingasmartwatchtoomuchmaydistractthemfrom

studyingorworking.Also,thepriceofagoodsmartwatchcanbequitehigh,whichmakesitnotaffordablefor

everyone.

Despitethesesmallproblems,smartwatchesarestillagreatinvention.Theymakeourlivesmore

convenientandhelpustakebettercareofourhealth.Astechnologyimproves,wecanexpectsmartwatchesto

becomeevenmoreusefulinthefuture.

32．Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopicofsmartwatchesinthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A．Bycomparingthemwithtraditionalwatches.B．Bylistingthemainthingstheycando.

C．Bydescribingtheirpopularityamongtheyouth.D．Byexplaininghowtheyarebuilt.

33．WhichofthefollowingisNOTahealth-trackingfunctionofsmartwatches?

A．Measuringheartrate.B．Countingsteps.

C．Recordingphonecalls.D．Monitoringsleepquality

34．Theunderlinedword“distract”inParagraph4probablymeans________.

A．tomakesomeoneloseconfidenceB．totakesomeone’sattentionaway

C．toencouragesomeonetoworkharderD．tomakesomeonefeelrelaxed

35．Whatistheauthor’soverallattitudetowardsmartwatches?

A．doubtful.B．unsupported.C．balanced.D．indifferent.

PracticingSelfCare

Nomatterhowfaralongyouareinyourstudies,doingwellinschoolcanbechallenging.Youcanperformat

yourbestbydevelopinghealthystudyhabitsandstayingorganized.36.

Getgood-qualitysleep

37.Youcanpracticegoodsleepbygoingtobedearlyenougheachnight,turningoffbrightscreens

atleasthalfanhourbeforebed,andkeepingyourroomquiet,dark,andcomfortable.Tohelpyousleepbetter,try

togotobedandwakeupatthesametimeeveryday.

Dostress-relieving(釋放壓力的)activities

Taketimetorelaxanddothingsyouenjoy.You’lldomuchbetterinschoolifyouaren’tanxiousallthetime.

38.Theseactivitiescanberelaxingandenriching,andthey’realsoagoodwayforyoutogettoknowyour

teachersandfellowstudents.

Rewardyourself

Whenyougetsomethingdone,takethetimetocelebrate!Forexample,afteranhourofstudying,youmight

rewardyourselfwithafavoritesnack.Or,ifyoudowellonabigtest,youcouldcelebratebygoingoutforpizza

withyourfriends.39.

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Ifthestressofschoolisgettingtoyou,sometimesjusttalkingtoafriendabouthowyou’refeelingcanhelp

youfeelbetter.Also,don’tbeafraidtoaskforpracticalsupport.Youcouldsay,“Mom,I’mreallystressingabout

thistest.Canyoutakeafewminutesandquizmewithsomequestionsfromthereviewsheet?”

A．Reachoutforsupport

B．Spendtimewithyourfamily

C．Youcanalsofeelyourbestbytakingcareofyourself

D．Tryjoiningaschoolsportsteamorreadingclub

E．Youwon’tdowellinschoolifyou’retootiredtofocus

F．Theserewardswillhelpinspireyoutokeepworkinghard

G．Haveapositiveattitudeanditwillhelpyoudobetteratschool

三、完形填空

Lastsummer,myfamilyandIfinallymadeourlong-helddreamcometrue—atriptoPeru.Forweeks,we

hadbeen41ourtriponline,readingtravelblogsandguidebooks.Wewereallextremely42

aboutexploringthisbeautifulcountry.

Ourfirststepwasto43ourflightsandaccommodation.Wedecidedto44anearly

flighttoLima,thecapital,tomaximizeourtime.Uponarrival,wewereimmediatelydrawntotheviewofthecity

evenbefore45atourhotel—themixofmodernbuildingsandancientarchitecturewasunforgettable.

Themain46ofourtripwas,ofcourse,MachuPicchu.Togetthere,wehadtotakeatrainfrom

Cusco.Thetrainrideitselfwasatruly47experience.ThelandscapeoftheAndesMountainswas

absolutelyimpressive.Wespentthejourney48thevarioussightsalongthewayoutofthewindow,

amazed.

Whenwe49attheancientIncacity,wewerespeechless.Standingamongthe50stone

ruins(廢墟),wecouldalmostfeelthehistoryaroundus.Ourguidetoldusmany51storiesaboutthe

Incas,whichmadetheexperienceevenmoremeaningful.

Besidesthefamoussites,wealsoenjoyedthelocal52.WetriedCeviche,atraditionaldishmade

fromfreshraw(未加工的)fish,andfounditdelicious.Thelocalpeoplewerevery53andwelcoming.

WeevenlearnedafewbasicSpanishwordsto54withthem,whichtheyreallyappreciated.

Thistripwasnotjustaholiday;itwasalife-changing55.Itbroadenedourhorizonsandgaveus

memoriesthatwewillcherishforever.Wearealreadystartingtothinkaboutournextadventure!

41．A．packingB．planningC．requestingD．renting

42．A．excitedB．a(chǎn)nnoyedC．confusedD．frightened

43．A．cancelB．recognizeC．bookD．find

44．A．takeB．missC．waitD．contact

45．A．makingupB．checkinginC．checkingoutD．workingout

46．A．detailB．flightC．pathD．destination

47．A．uniqueB．formalC．economicD．a(chǎn)wkward

48．A．walkingB．a(chǎn)dmiringC．a(chǎn)pplyingD．moving

49．A．leftB．a(chǎn)rrivedC．stayedD．returned

50．A．modernB．officialC．a(chǎn)ncientD．expensive

51．A．confusingB．boringC．a(chǎn)mazingD．frightening

52．A．languageB．weatherC．cultureD．civilization

53．A．rudeB．friendlyC．shyD．positive

54．A．a(chǎn)rgueB．hikeC．communicateD．comment

55．A．experienceB．creditC．sourceD．economy

四、語(yǔ)法填空

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

Onthefirstdayofhighschool,somepeopleareexcited,somearenervous,andothersevenfeelfrightened.

HereisalookatHanJing’sfeelingson56(she)firstseniorhighschoolday.

HanJingwasn’t57outgoinggirl,soshewasabitanxiousatfirst.Shewasveryworriedthatno

onewouldmakefriendswithher.Soshewantedtomakeagoodfirst58(impress).

Thatmorning,shehadthefirstmathclass.Theclasswasdifficulttounderstand,59theteacher

waskindandhumorous.Hemadeeveryonelaughalotby60(tell)afunnystory.Atthattime,HanJing

washappy61(find)herteachersandclassmatesfriendlyandhelpful.Thatafternoon,theywenttothe

sciencelabtodoanexperiment.

However,HanJing62(annoy)continuallybytheboynexttoher,sothatshecouldn’tconcentrate

63theexperiment.Feelingsoupset,sheevenwantedtotellhimtoleaveheralone.

Afterthefirstday,HanJinghad64(much)confidenceinthenewschoollife.Shecouldeven

expressherideas65(fluent)whentakingpartinthegroupEnglishpresentation.Whataperfectdayshe

had,andsheexpectedthatthenextdaywouldbeanotherperfectday.

五、書(shū)信寫(xiě)作

66．假設(shè)你是李華，進(jìn)入高中生活以后，你的好朋友Jim和同學(xué)之間遇到了沖突，請(qǐng)你就此情況給他寫(xiě)一

封建議信，就如何處理好同學(xué)關(guān)系提出你的建議。內(nèi)容包括：

1.表示理解；

2.提出建議；

3.表達(dá)希望。

注意：

1.可適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫；

2.詞數(shù)80左右。

發(fā)生沖突：haveaconflictwith

DearJim,

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Bestregards,

LiHua

六、書(shū)面表達(dá)

67．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫(xiě)兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

Theheavyrainwasbeatinghardagainstthewindow,matchingthesadnessinEmily’sheart.Shesatonthe

schoolbus,lookingdownatherphysicstestpaper.Thebigred“65”atthetopseemedtoshoutather,aclearsign

ofherpoorperformance.Shehadtriedtostudy,butduringtheexam,allthemathproblemsbecametoodifficultto

understand.Thewholewayhome,shekeptthinking,“WhatwillMomsay?Shealwaysexpectsmetodowell.”

Whenshewalkedintothewarm,brighthouse,shecouldsmelldinnercooking.Usually,thismadeherhappy,

buttodayitdidn’t.HermotherwasinthekitchenandquicklynoticedthatEmilylookedsad.“Howwasyour

physicstest,honey?”sheasked,soundinghopeful.Emilyslowlyhandedherthetestpaper.

Hermother’sfacechanged.“Sixty-five?”shesaid,hervoicebecominglouderandunhappy.“Emily,your

gradesaregoingdown!Isawyouspendingtoomuchtimeonyourphonelastweek.That’stheproblem!”Tears

cametoEmily’seyes.“Mom,itwasn’tbecauseofthephone!Thetestwasjustreallydifficult,and…”“Nomore

explanations!”hermothersaid,soundingangry.“Givemeyourphonenow.Youcan’tuseituntilyournexttest!”

Feelingthathermotherdidn’tunderstandher,Emilyshouted,“Youneverlistentome!”Thensherantoher

roomandclosedthedoorwithaloudnoise.Shelayonherbed,crying.Soon,sheheardherparentstalkinginthe

livingroom.Herfather’svoicewascalmandkind.“Let’stalkaboutthislater,”hesaid.“Shefeelsbadenough

already.Weshouldhelpher,notjustbeangrywithher.”

注意：

1.續(xù)寫(xiě)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個(gè)左右;

2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。

Laterthatevening,asoftknockbrokethesilenceonEmily’sdoor.

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Thenextmorning,theatmosphereathomewastense(緊張的)andquiet.

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1．B

【原文】W:Iwanttobuyafarmontheisland.I’dliketogrowcorn.

M:Idon’tthinkit’seasytocutdownthosetreesandclearalotofland.

2．C

【原文】M:What’sthematter?Whyhasn’tourbosstoldustheholidaydecision?

W:Yeah,Iwishhehurriedup.I’mimpatient.

3．B

【原文】M:IheardthecompanyissendingyoutoGermanyforaninternationalmeeting.

W:Yes.I’mafraidmyhusbandhastolookafterJohnandhelpwithhisstudyduringthosedays.

4．C

【原文】W:Iheardtheoldtreeinyouryardwasstruckbylightninglastweek.

M:Yes.Itwasburneddown.Thattreehadahistoryofabout100years.Mygreat-grandfatherplantedit.

5．B

【原文】M:Didyouwatchthebasketballmatchinthesportscenteryesterday?

W:Yes,Idid,andIhadto.Youknow,mybrotherwasplayinginthematch.

6．B7．A

【原文】M:Hello,Cindy.Howwasthetrip?Didyougetherebytrain?

W:No,Idroveinmycar.Ittookmethreehours.Thehighwaywasn’tverybusy.

M:Wouldyoulikesomecoffeeorsomewaterafteralongtrip?

W:Nothanks.Doyouhavesomegreentea?

M:Tea,noproblem.

W:Oh,Ialmostforgotit!Here’sashipmodelforyou.IboughtitfromHolland.

8．C9．A

【原文】M:Whereareyoutakingthis,anyway?

W:I’mafraidit’sgoingallthewaytoBuilding10.

M:Isthisforthegraduationparty?

W:Yes.Twoboxesofsoda!

M:Nowonderit’ssoheavy.Isthisall?

W:No,Ihavesomesnackstobring.Wehavetobereadyby7:00p.m.

M:Ihaveabicyclethatmightbeuseful.Youcanbringeverythingatonce.

W:That’sagoodidea.Yousavemyday!

10．B11．A12．C

【原文】M:WelcometoSanta’sTreeYard.Whatkindoftreewouldyouliketobuy?

W:WejustwantanordinaryChristmastree.

M:Howaboutthisone?

W:It’sbeautiful,butIthinkit’stootall.

M:Whatkindofroomareyouputtingitin?

W:Wehaveasmallapartment.Wewanttoputthetreeonatableinfrontofourwindow.

M:So,oneoftheseshortertrees,then?Thisoneislessthanametertall.

W:Ithinkit’sperfect.Andwewon’tneedtobuytoomanylights,either.

M:Wecansellyousomecoloredlights,too.

W:Howmucharethetreeandlights?

M:Twentydollarsforthetree,andanotherthreeforthelights.

W:Allright.

13．B14．C15．A16．A

【原文】M:Anna,comein,please.

W:Yes,Mr.Wood.Whatwouldyoulikemetodo?

M:IneedabustickettoSeattle.

W:Whattimedoyouwanttoleave,Mr.Wood?

M:Well,tomorrowmorning,asearlyasIcan.IhaveanappointmentwithMr.Cockbeforenoon.

W:There’sabuseverythirtyminutesstartingatsixa.m.

M:Inthatcase,I’dliketoleavethen.Wait…mywife’sgoingtodropmeoffhereonherwaytowork.Couldyou

bookmea7:00ticketinstead?

W:Sure.Willitbeone-wayorround-trip?

M:Oh,Iprobablyshouldbuyaround-tripticketnow,sinceI’llbecomingbacktomorrowevening.Uh,istherea

busataroundsixp.m.?

W:Yes,there’soneat5:40.

M:Okay,I’lltakethatone.Itoldmywifewe’dwatchaplaytomorrownight.

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【原文】M:Goodmorning,everyone.WelcometoBelfast.Belfastisoneoftheyoungestcapitalcitiesinthe

worldandithasgrownquickly.Today,thecityhasapopulationof400,000,butinthe17thcentury,itwasonlya

village.Then,duringthe19thcentury,thedevelopmentofindustriesdoubledthetown’ssizeeverytenyears.The

cityiswellknownforshipbuilding.Itwasherethatthe“Titanic”wasbuiltandsetoutonthefirstvoyage.Here’s

yourbrieftouraroundBelfast.ThismorningyouwillvisitanartgalleryandBelfastCathedral.Thisafternoon,you

willvisitthezooandCityHall.Tomorrowmorning,youwillvisitUlsterMuseumandsee9,000yearsofhuman

historyinIreland.Intheafternoon,youwillgototheBotanicalGardens.Thenextmorningat10:00,youwillleave

thehotelandflybacktoLondon.Ihopeyouwillenjoythetwo-daytour.Thanks.

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