2025-2026學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期12月月考

英語試題

一、聽力選擇題

1．Whathappenedtotheman?

A．Hewasfinedbyhiscompany.B．Hehadabusinessfailure.

C．Helosthisjob.

2．Whatdidthemanforgettodotoday?

A．Watchashow.B．Walkthedog.C．Practicethepiano.

3．Howmanycoursesdoesthewomanhaveinthemorning?

A．Two.B．Three.C．Five.

4．Whatdoesthewomanneedhelpwith?

A．Buyingsomemedicine.B．Findingadrugstore.C．Gettinggroceries.

5．Whatisthewoman’sproblem?

A．Shelacksimagination.B．Shemanagestimebadly.C．Shehasdifficultyfocusing.

聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。

6．Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?

A．Theman’strippreparations.B．Theman’semergencyfunds.

C．Theman’screditlimit.

7．Howmuchcashhasthemanpreparedforhistrip?

A．200euros.B．300euros.C．500euros.

聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。

8．Whyisthewomannervous?

A．It’sbeenyearssinceherlastrace.B．Shehasn’ttrainedfortwomonths.

C．Shesufferedaninjurybefore.

9．What’stheman’sadvice?

A．Doingenoughwarm-upexercises.B．Adjustingbasedontherace.

C．Keepingacomfortablepace.

10．Whatisthemanmainlydoing?

A．Buildingthewoman’sconfidencefortherace.

B．Creatingarecoveryplanforthewoman.

C．Comfortingthewomanaftertherace.

聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。

11．Whereistheconversationtakingplace?

A．Inahotelapartment.B．Onabeach.C．Inacafé.

12．Whatdrinkdoesthewomanwant?

A．Juice.B．Water.C．Coffee.

13．Whatarethespeakersgoingtodotonight?

A．Readmagazines.B．Haveagroupdinner.C．Useacoffeemachine.

聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。

14．What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Teammates.B．Professorandstudent.C．Interviewerandinterviewee.

15．Whyisthenewlydiscovereddinosaurspecial?

A．Itstandsonthreelegs.B．Itlikeseatingleaves.C．Ithastwofingers.

16．Whatwillthewomandiscussnext?

A．Anotherdinosaurspecies.B．Hernextresearchregion.

C．Dinosaursmovingbetweenregions.

聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。

17．WhatdoweknowaboutBarnard’sstar?

A．It’sbiggerthantheSun.B．It’syoungerthantheSun.C．It’scoolerthantheSun.

18．WhyisBarnard’sStarhardtoobserve?

A．Itsbrightnessislow.B．It’stooclosetotheSun.C．Ithasmillionsofplanets.

19．Whatdoesthespeakerthinkoftheuniverse?

A．Itisfulloftheunknown.B．Itislargelyexplored.

C．Itismulti-centered.

20．Whoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?

A．Scientists.B．Students.C．Newsreporters.

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InventedintheTangDynastyandwidelyadoptedaftertheSongDynastyinFujian,thewatertight-bulkhead

(水密艙壁)technologypermitstheconstructionofocean-goingshipswithwatertightcompartments(隔層).Ifone

ortwocabinsareaccidentallydamagedatsea,waterwillnotfloodtheothercabinsandtheshipswillremainafloat.

Theexperienceandworkingmethodsofwatertight-bulkheadtechnologyaretransmittedorallyfrommaster

toapprentices.However,theneedforChinesejunks(中國式帆船)hasdecreasedsharplyaswoodenshipshave

beenreplacedbysteel-hulledships,andtodayonlythreemasterscanclaimfullcommandofthistechnology.

Associatedbuildingcostshavealsoincreasedowingtoashortageinrawmaterials.Therefore,theinheritance(繼

承)ofthisheritageisdecreasing,andinheritorsareforcedtoseekalternativeemployment.

ZhangGuohui,a77-year-oldinheritorofthewatertight-bulkheadtechniquesusedtomakeChinesejunks,

hasbeenmakingshipsformorethansixdecades.ComingfromapoorfamilyinafishingtowninEastChina’s

FujianProvince,Zhangstartedtomakealivingattheageof16fishingontheopenseas,whichiswherehe

developedakeeninterestinconstructingboats.Asafastlearner,Zhangwaslatersenttoshipyardsinthecitiesof

QuanzhouandXiameninFujianProvince,wherehereceivedtrainingandbecameamasteroftraditionalChinese

junksandgainedfamebecauseofhisextremelyskilledcraftsmanshipintheconstructionofthesejunks.

Infearthatthetraditionalskillswoulddiesomeday,Zhangstartedtorestoreoldshipsandmakemodeljunks

forthemuseumwithhis20yearsofshipbuildingskills.“Therestoredancientshipsarethehistoricalwitnessesof

QuanzhouasamaritimecenteroftheEastandSoutheastAsiatradenetwork,”saidZhang,addingthathefindsthe

workmeaningfulsinceyoungergenerationscanlearnfromexhibitionsofancientshipsthattheirancestorshad

advancedshipbuildingtechnologyatanearlystageofdevelopment.“AslongasI’malive,I’llkeeppassingonthe

heritage,”hesaid.

24．Whatfunctionisexpectedofthewatertight-bulkheadtechnology?

A．Topreventshipsfromsinking.B．Toreducetheweightofships.

C．Toallowshipstosailfaster.D．Tohelpshipsresiststrongwinds.

25．Whichofthefollowingisthepurposeofparagraph2?

A．Toprovethesignificanceofsteel-hulledships.”

B．Tostressthecomplexprocessofbuildingwoodenships.

C．Topresentpeople’seffortstopassdownculturalheritages.

D．Toshowdifficultiesofinheritingwatertight-bulkheadtechnology.

26．WhatcanwelearnaboutZhangGuohuifromparagraph3?

A．Hesupportshisfamilybyfishing.

B．Hewasbornwithatalentforshipbuilding.

C．Hehasdevotedhimselftoconstructingboats.

D．Hehaswonmanyawardsforrestoringancientships.

27．WhatdoesZhangGuohuiconveyinhiswords?

A．Traditionalcultureshouldbeinnovatedwiththetimes.

B．TheancientshiptradeoriginatedfromQuanzhouinChina.

C．Itisnecessaryformodernstudentstolearnshipbuildingskills.

D．Itisworthpassingontraditionalskillsfromgenerationtogeneration.

Fewmarsupials(有袋哺乳動物)havegonefrommiraculoussurvivaltotheedgeofextinctionasquicklyas

theKangarooIslanddunnart(狹足袋鼩).

In2019and2020,devastatingfiresburnednearly10millionhectaresofsoutheasternAustralia.Theflames

threatenedhundredsofspecieswithextinction,buttheKangarooIslanddunnart—whichalreadynumberedless

than500beforethefires—seemedtobeonethatwasbeyondexpectationintheaftermath.Butnowtheserare

creaturesmaybemoreatriskthanever,researcherssayJune16inScientificReports.Thedanger,asdomesticasit

sounds,isgettingeatenbyacat.

Asof2008,invasivewildcatshadcontributedtoatleast13percentofextinctionsworldwide.That’sone

reasonwhythegovernmenthasbeeneuthanizing(安樂死)wildcatsonKangarooIslandforyears.Thescientists

whoconductedthedunnartstudyknewallthis—butwhentheystudiedtheremainsofwildcatseuthanizedin2020,

theywerestillsurprisedbywhattheysaw:Sevenoutof86wildcatshadrecentlydinedondunnart.

“Wewerenotexpectingtofindsomany,”saysLouisLignereux,afieldresearcherattheUniversityof

AdelaideSchoolofAnimalandVeterinaryScience.“It’sparticularlybadnews,”hesays,“ifyouthinkofwhatwas

inthewildcatsasonlyabriefdescriptionofwhattheyateinthelast36hours.”Takingthatintoaccount,those

sevenwildcatsalonecouldhaveeatenenoughtowipeouttheKangarooIslanddunnartwithinafewmonths,ifthey

hadsurvived—andtherearehundredsofotherwildcatsontheisland.

Asmallhabitatmakesthedunnartsespeciallyvulnerable.It’slikeputtingallyoureggsinonebasket,

Lignereuxsays.Sincethefires,theKangarooIslanddunnartisthoughttonowliveinanareaaboutone-tenthofthe

sizeofManhattan.“Ifsomethinghappenedtothisspot,”hesays,“thenthedunnartisgoneforever.”

28．WhatcanweinferabouttheKangarooIslanddunnartsfromthetext?

A．Theirsmallhabitathasrichspecies.B．Theyandwildcatskilledeachother.

C．Thewildcatsledtotheextinctionofthem.D．Theywerehardlyinfluencedbythebigfire.

29．Howdidtheresearchersfindtherealcauseofthesharpreductionofdunnarts?

A．Byanalyzingtheirhabitat.B．Byconsultingtheexperts.

C．Byreferringtopreciousdata.D．Bystudyingtheremainsofdeadwildcats.

30．Whichofthefollowingcanbestreplacetheunderlinedword“vulnerable”inthelastparagraph?

A．hardtobefedB．sensitivetotheenvironmentC．a(chǎn)triskD．easytosurvive

31．Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?

A．Whydodunnartspossiblyfaceextinction?B．Whydowildcatsdineonthedunnarts?

C．Whatenvironmentdodunnartsfavor?D．Whatmeasuresshouldbetakentokillwildcats?

AteamofAIresearchersatMicrosoft,workingwithcolleaguesfromthePacificNorthwestNational

Laboratory(PNNL),hasusedAItodevelopabatterythatuseslesslithium(鋰).

Lithiumbatterieshavebecometheindustrystandardforelectronicdevicesandelectricvehiclesandare

expectedtoplayamajorroleinthechangetogreenpower.Butlithiumisexpensive,whichhasledmultipleteams

acrosstheglobetolookforalternatives.Inthisneweffort,theresearchteamlookedforwaystoreducetheamount

oflithiumusedinbatteries.

Thiswouldnormallytakealongtimebecauseofthedetailedapproachrequired.Toreducetheworkloadand

thetimeneededtoprocessmillionsofalternatives,theresearchersturnedtoAI.NotingthatAIapplicationsare

goodatusingmassiveamountsofdatatolearnhowtodothings,theresearchersdesignedonethatcouldstudy

millionsofmaterialsthatmightbeaddedtoalithiumbatterytoreplacesomeamountofthelithiumandtestthe

resultsforfactorssuchasstabilityandhowabatteryusingagivenmaterialwouldbehave.

Usingthisapproach,theresearchteamreducedthelistofpossiblealternativestojustafewhundred

possibilities.TheythenturnedtomaterialsscientistsatPNNLforadviceonhowtoreducethepossibilitieseven

further.Thescientistssuggestedaddingmorespecificscreeningcriteriaandmoretestingrounds.Afteradopting

thatadvice,theteamarrivedatapromisingalternativeandanapproachthatinvolvedreplacingapproximatelyhalf

ofthelithiumatomsinabatterywithsodium(鈉)atoms.

Afterusingthenewapproachtobuildaworkingbattery,theresearchersfoundithadlowerconductivity(導(dǎo)

電性)thanneeded—buttheyalsobelievethatthereisroomforimprovement.Theyplantocontinueworkingon

theapproachandtheprocesstheyusedtofindtheirsolution,whichtheysuggestcouldeventuallysolveothertypes

ofmaterialprocessingproblems.

32．Whydidtheresearchteamwanttodevelopabatterythatuseslesslithium?

A．Toreducecarbonemissions.B．Tomeettheindustrystandard.

C．Todecreasethecostofabattery.D．Togenerateelectricityefficiently.

33．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“thisapproach”inparagraph4referto?

A．UsingAItofindpossiblematerials.B．Addingothermaterialstoabattery.

C．Developinganapplicationtocollectdata.D．Replacinglithiuminabatterywithsodium.

34．Howdidtheresearchteamfinallyfindapromisingalternative?

A．ByseekingfundingfromPNNL.B．Byaskingexpertsforadvice.

C．ByturningtoMicrosoftforhelp.D．Bycooperatingwithotherscientists.

35．Whatistheexistingchallengewiththenewapproach?

A．Itislesseffectivethanexpected.B．Itcoststoomuchtimeandmoney.

C．Itoccupiestoomuchroom.D．Itprocessesatalowerspeed.

Picturethis:You’vejustarrivedhomefromthegrocerystoreandrealizedthatyouforgottobuythemain

foodyouneededfordinner.Youmayfeelupsetandtired.Andthen,thevoiceinyourheadbeginsitscomments:

“It’sreallystupidofme.”O(jiān)r“WhyamIalwayssocareless?”36

We’veallbeenthere—experiencingtheinnerdialoguethatfollowsamistakeorasetback.37

Negativeself-talkisanormalpartofbeinghuman.Butifleftunchecked,itcanaffectourmentalhealth.Thisis

whylearningtoexamineandtransformourinnervoiceissocrucial.Ourinnervoiceisconstantlybroadcastingour

thoughts,whetherthey’repositiveornegative.38Incontrast,negativeself-talkexposesusto

self-doubtsandfears.Thiscaneventuallyharmourmentalhealth,relationships,andconfidence.

39Researchshowsthatpeoplewhoengageinthiskindofbehavioroftenexperiencelower

self-confidence,higheranxietylevels,andareducedsenseofoverallwell-being.Inaddition,self-criticismhas

beenassociatedwithhigherstresslevelsandanincreasedriskofmentalhealthissues,suchasdepression.

Thegoodnewsisthatwecanchangeourself-talk.Thefirststepisbecomingawareoftheroleourinner

voiceplays.Oncewerecognizeitsimpact,wecanusesimpletechniquestoshifthowwetalktoourselves.40

Besides,usingyournameinsteadof“I”duringinnerdialoguecanalsocreateamoresupportive,lesscriticalvoice.

A．Alotofstrategiesareneeded.

B．Practicingconstructiveself-talkcanbehelpful.

C．Infact,negativeself-talkcantakemanyforms.

D．Positiveself-talkcaninspireandboostourconfidence.

E．Atlast,youmayheadbacktothestorewithaheavyheart.

F．Thelinkbetweennegativeself-talkandmentalhealthiswell-established.

G．Thisdialogueisthevoicethatcriticizesuswhenthingsdon’tgoasplanned.

三、完形填空

WhenIwasfourteen,mybrotherBarneyandIsetouttoclimbTheToothwithouruncle,TomCampbell.

Tomwasa(n)41mountaineer,whotaughtusthebasicsofclimbing.

Thatmorning,wehikedthroughanancientforest,42northwestwards.Leapingfromonerockto

thenext,wegradually43thedestination.Directlyaheadwasawallofrock.Tom44overa

gaptotherockface,climbedupawhile,andfoundagood45wherehecoulduseholdstosupportthe

nextclimber.HetiedtheropefirmlybetweenhimselfandBarney,yelling,“Climb!”

Barneylookedtohisleftwithaslight46,thenhemovedslowlyandcautiouslyforward.I

watchedhismovescarefully,soIcouldusethesame47heused.ButIwas48,wondering

whatwastakinghimsolong.Finally,itwasmyturn.Isteppeduptothegapedge,andbegantomovetothecliff.

However,whenI49,Iwasabsolutelyterrified.Thecliffplunged(猛跌)straightdownforwhatlooked

likeathousandfeetdeep.50mylegsbegantoshake.“Comeon,”theyencouraged.Inspired,I51

myselfacrossthegap,strugglingtoresistthepulloftheabyss(深淵)below.WhenIfinallyreachedthem,my

mouthwasasdryasa52.

Enjoyingagood53atthetopofthemountain,IfeltproudthatIhadovercomemyfear.Hard

workwill54eventually.Thosewhohavereachedthepeakwillfind55thatexistsaslongas

lifelasts.

41．A．strictB．experiencedC．humorousD．optimistic

42．A．escapingB．wanderingC．headingD．fleeing

43．A．spottedB．a(chǎn)pproachedC．confirmedD．lost

44．A．tracedB．bentC．jumpedD．hung

45．A．opportunityB．landscapeC．barrierD．position

46．A．hesitationB．passionC．reliefD．distraction

47．A．devicesB．sticksC．glovesD．holds

48．A．a(chǎn)fraidB．concernedC．impatientD．delighted

49．A．climbedupB．thoughtoverC．setoffD．glanceddown

50．A．ThenB．ThusC．EventuallyD．Nevertheless

51．A．willedB．a(chǎn)cceptedC．a(chǎn)ppreciatedD．conducted

52．A．volcanoB．desertC．plainD．glacier

53．A．entertainmentB．remarkC．viewD．meal

54．A．carryonB．payoffC．takeoverD．figureout

55．A．propertyB．emotionC．strengthD．fortune

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。

ArecentstudyhasfoundthataregionintheTurpan-HamiBasinofXinjiangUygurAutonomousRegion

served56ashelterforplantsandanimalsduringamajorextinctionevent252millionyearsago.The

researchconductedbyscientistsfromtheChineseAcademyofSciences57(publish)inScience

Advances.

AttheendofthePermianPeriod(二疊紀(jì)),aterribleextinctionwipedoutover80%ofspeciesonearth,

58scientistshavelongbelievedwascausedbyvolcaniceruptionsinSiberiathatledtowidespread59

(harm)gases,wildfires,andacidrain.However,thisnewstudychallengestheideabyprovidingthefirstclear

evidence60astablelandecosystempersistedthroughthedisaster.

Byexaminingplantfossils(化石)there,researchersfoundthatonlyabout21%oflocalplantspecies

disappeared—amuchlowerrate61(compare)withthatintheocean.Thestudyalsouncovereda

continuous62(present)ofthickplantsbeforeandaftertheextinctionevent.Thisstableplantlife

supportedarapidrecoveryofvariedanimals,allowingthemtothrive(蓬勃發(fā)展)withinjust75,000years,much

fasterthan63(previous)thought.

Scientistsbelievethisabilitytorecoverwasduetotheregion’sstableclimate,withgoodrainfall64

(create)alivableenvironment.Thisdiscovery65(highlight)howlocalconditionscanprotect

ecosystemsevenintimesofglobaldisaster,offeringlessonsformodernconservationefforts.

五、書信寫作

66．假定你是李華，在剛剛過去的國慶旅游期間，深刻感受到人工智能為旅游業(yè)帶來諸多便利。請給你的

英國筆友Peter寫一封郵件，分享相關(guān)體驗，內(nèi)容包括：

1.便利之處；

2.表達(dá)感悟；

3.發(fā)出邀請。

注意：

1.寫作詞數(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。

DearPeter,

Howareyoudoing?

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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。

Oliver,abrighttwelve-year-oldwithcurlybrownhair,livedinthelivelytownofWillowCreek.Everyday

afterschool,hewouldrushhometohisfavoritespot—astrongoaktreewithaswinginthebackyardtoread.But

todaywasdifferent.Hehadasecretthatmadehisheartrace,butnotinthegoodway.

Atschool,duringartclass,Oliveraccidentallyspilled(潑灑)redpaintonhisfriendMia’sdrawing.Inpanic,

helied,sayingthepaintbrushslipped.Deepdown,heknewhehadbeencareless,andthelieweighedheavilyon

him.Miahadbeensoexcitedaboutherdrawingforthecomingschoolartshow.Heworriedhehadruinedit.

Withasigh,Oliverdecidedtotakeawalktoclearhismind.HewandereddownthefamiliarpathtoWillow

CreekPark.There,hesawMr.Johnson,aretiredheadmaster.HehadakindsmilethatmadeOliverfeelatease.

“Hello,Oliver,”Mr.Johnsoncalled,wavinghimover.“Whatbringsyouhereonthisfineday?”

Oliverhesitatedforamomentbutthendecidedtosharehisburden.“Itoldalietoday,”headmitted

everythingtoMr.Johnson.

“Honestybuildstrust,”Mr.Johnsonadvisedgently,“whileliescreatewallsbetweenfriends.”

Oliverlistenedattentively,worryingthattruthmighthurtMia.“Sometimesthetruthmayhurt,butitalso

solvestheproblemandmakesthingsbetter,”Mr.Johnsonaddedthoughtfully.“Ifyou’rehonestwithMia,youcan

worktogethertofixthedrawing.Remember,friendshipgrowsstrongwithtrust.”

Olivernodded,feelingasparkofhope.Maybetellingthetruthwouldn’tbeasscaryashethought.

Thenextdayatschool,theairwasfilledwithexcitementastheartshowdrewcloser.Colorfulbanners

decoratedthehalls,andstudentshurriedtosetuptheirdisplays.

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。

Paragraph1:

OliverapproachedMia,whowascarefullyimprovingherpainting.

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Paragraph2:

Thedayoftheartshowarrived.

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1．C

【原文】M:Ican’tbelieveourcompanyhasclosedforgood.Idon’tknowhowI’mgoingtomakeendsmeet.

W:I’msureyou’llbefine.Youhaveskillsthatlotsofcompanieswouldwant.

2．B

【原文】W:DidyouremembertotakeMaxoutforhiswalkthismorning?

M:Ohno.Igotsoabsorbedinthisshowthatitcompletelyslippedmymind!

W:Youreallyneedtobalanceyourtimebetter.Youforgottopracticethepianolastweek,too!

3．A

【原文】M:I’mthinkingaboutgettingamilkshaketodayifyoufancyit?

W:I’vegotafulldaytoday—science,followedbymathinthemorning,anddoublegeographyafterlunch.I’ll

needamilkshakeafterthat,socountmein!

4．B

【原文】W:Hi,couldyoutellmewherethenearestdrugstoreis?Iwanttopickupsomepainkillers.

M:Sure,it’sjustaroundthecornerfromhere,nexttothegrocerystore.It’sopenalldayandnight.Youshouldbe

abletofindwhatyouneedthere.

5．C

【原文】M:Readingbooksexpandsyourknowledgeandimagination.

W:IwishIcouldreadmore,butIfindithardtoconcentrateforlongperiods.

M:Startingwithshorterbooksmighthelp.

6．A7．A

【原文】W:You’reflyingtoParisforthatprojectnextweek,soIwantedtomakesureyou’vegoteverythingready.

M:I’vegotthepassportinthisbagandthedigitalboardingpassonmyphone.

W:Whataboutmoney?

M:I’vegot200eurosinmywalletandacompanycardwith300eurosonit.

W:Whatifyouneedmore?

M:Idon’twanttospendmorethanthat.However,ifIdo,Icanusethecreditcard—ithas1,000eurosavailable,

onlyforemergencies.

8．C9．B10．A

【原文】W:I’mabitworriedaboutthisrace.Ionlyrecoveredfrommyinjurytwomonthsago,andIdon’twantto

makeitworse.

M:You’vedoneallthecorrectexercisestogetbacktofitness,andsomeofyourtrainingrunsyesterdaywerereally

quick.

W:Butthisismyfirstraceever!WhatifIcan’tkeepupwiththeotherrunners?

M:Trustme,you’llbefine.Believeinyourself.

W:Ijustdon’twanttoletanyonedown.

M:Youwon’t.Doyouremembertheraceplan?

W:Keepitniceandeasyoverthefirstfewmiles,andthenpickupthepace.

M:Onlyifyouneedto.Seehowtheraceisgoingfirst,andthenmakeanadjustment.Okay,that’sthefinalcallfor

runners.Goodluck!

11．A12．B13．B

【原文】W:IthinkIcouldsithereallday.Justlookatthatview!

M:We’resohighup!Icanseeformilesacrosstheseathatway,andthesightsofthecitytheotherway.

W:ThismustbeoneofthebestplacesI’veeverstayedat!Hey,whyareyougoingbackinside?

M:I’mjustgettingyouthejuicefromtheminifridge…

W:Oh,actually,mayIhavebottledwater,please?

M:Sure!Hereyouare.

W:Thanks.DidIseeacoffeemachineinthereaswell?

M:Yes,I’mgoingtofigureouthowtouseit,andthenjoinyououtherewithmymagazine.

W:Notyourphone?That’snotlikeyou.

M:I’vedecidedI’monittoomuch,soIboughtasportsmagazineforthisholiday.

W:Goodforyou.Hey,whenwillwemeettheothers?

M:Atsix.Thenwe’vegotatablebookedforsevenintherestaurant.Thatgivesusplentyoftimetorelax.

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【原文】M:JoiningusonScienceTodayisProfessorDarlafromtheUniversityofCalgaryinCanada.So,youarea

dinosaurhunter,isthatright?

W:Ha!That’sonewayofputtingit!Obviously,thedinosaursdiedoutmillionsofyearsago,butIampartofa

teamthatsearchesfordinosaurbonesallovertheworld.

M:Andyou’vefoundanewspeciesinMongolia?

W:That’sright,intheGobiDesert.Theanimalwouldhaveweighedabout260kilosandstoodontwolegs.

M:Ist