江蘇省鎮(zhèn)江市縣、淮安市等八校20252026學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期11月期中聯(lián)考英語試題一、聽力選擇題1．Whatdoesthewomansuggestdoing?A．Goingstraight.B．Takinganotherroute.C．Followingtheoriginalroute.2．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Inahotel. B．Inabank. C．Inapolicestation.3．Whatisthedeadlineoftheproject?A．July. B．June. C．May.4．Whatdoesthemanintendtoexpress?A．Hisworryaboutthetrafficservice.B．Hiscuriosityabouthisfutureneighbor.C．Hisdissatisfactionwiththeenvironment.5．Howmuchdothespeakershavetopayfortheticketsintotal?A．$20. B．$40. C．$60.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6．WhatdoweknowaboutSarah?A．Sheseldomwentabroad.B．Shewasinterestedinplays.C．Shehadafightwiththewoman.7．Whoisthewomanspeakingto?A．Herbrother. B．Herteacher. C．Herfather.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8．WhydoesJohnetoProfessorSmith?A．Tohandinhisentry. B．Toseekherguidance. C．Totakebackhisdrawing.9．Whatisspecialaboutthisyear’sdesignpetition?A．Applyinganinnovativeapproach.B．Replacingexistingtechnology.C．Puttingforwardanewinvention.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。10．Whatarethetwospeakersdoing?A．Talkingaboutcamping. B．Recallinganexperience. C．Watchingascarymovie.11．Whatisthewomanworriedabout?A．Gettinglostinthedark. B．Gettingattackedbybears. C．Sufferingfromfoodshortage.12．Howdoesthemancalmdownthewoman?A．Bydirectingherattentionawayfrombears.B．Byguidinghertobreathefreshair.C．Bysharinghiscampingexperiences.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。13．Whatisthemandoing?A．Havinganinterview. B．Explainingatheory. C．Sellingsomeproducts.14．Whatfeatureofsunglassesisimportant?A．Itsdurability. B．Itsfortdegree. C．ItsUVprotectionability.15．Whatissuggestedwhenpeopledosport?A．Wearingprotectiveglasses. B．Stayingawayfromrocks. C．Takingregularbreaks.16．Howoftenshouldwetakeabreakfromstaringatascreen?A．Every20seconds. B．Every20minutes. C．Every2hours.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．Whatmadethespeakerlookcheerful?A．Startinganewjob.B．Travelingtoanewplace.C．pletingameaningfulactivity.18．Whendidthespeakerstartvolunteering?A．Threedaysago. B．Threeweeksago. C．Threemonthsago.19．Whatbenefitdoesthespeakerget?A．Asharpeyetodiscoverbeauty.B．Agreatsenseoffulfillment.C．Anopenmindtoappreciatedifferences.20．Whatdoestheauthorthinkofvolunteering?A．It’sverychallengingformany.B．It’sintendedforskillfulpeople.C．It’seasiertogetintothanexpected.二、閱讀理解PortalInformationforCurrentAARPVolunteersWhatistheVolunteerPortal?TheAARPVolunteerPortal(platform.WhoneplatformdesignedtosupportvolunteersthroughouttheirexperiencewithAARP.Whetheryouwanttoaccessvolunteerresourcesandondemandtrainings,orconnectwithvolunteercolleaguesfromacrossthenation,youcandoitallfromthissecuredigitalplatform.WhoCanUsetheVolunteerPortal?TheAARPVolunteerPortalisaccessibletoallactiveAARPvolunteers.IfyouarenotanactiveAARPvolunteerorareunsureofyourstatus,pleasereachouttoyourAARPvolunteerprogramleadorcontacttheVolunteerHelplinear.HowtoAccessthePortal?Ifyouareacurrentvolunteer,youcanaccesstheportalhere:.Forthebestuserexperience,youshoulduseGoogleChrome,MozillaFirefox,MicrosoftEdgeorSafaritologintotheVolunteerPortal.NewVolunteerPortaluserswillreceiveanemailinvitationdirectlyfromtheirvolunteerprogramwithinstructionsforloggingintotheVolunteerPortal.IfyouhavenotreceivedthisnotificationandareanewAARPvolunteer,pleasereachouttoyourvolunteersupervisor(主管)forassistance.YouwillnotbeabletoaccesstheVolunteerPortalforthefirsttimewithouttheinvitationemail.Afteryourfirstregistrationandlogin,youcannotaccesstheVolunteerPortalthroughthelinkinyouremailinvitation.ReturninguserscannavigatetotheVolunteerPortalbyvisiting.password.HaveouwillonlyneedtheemailaddressyouusedtoregisterwithAARPalongwithyoursecurepassword.HavemorequestionsabouttheVolunteerPortal?ContacttheVolunteerHelplineatorgiveusacallat8652277.21．WhocanmakeuseoftheVolunteerPortal?A．AARPapplicants. B．CurrentAARPvolunteers.C．FormerAARPvolunteers. D．Volunteersacrossthenation.22．WhatisrequiredforfirsttimeaccesstotheVolunteerPortal?A．Asecurepassword. B．Aninvitationlink.C．Aregistrationform. D．Aninstructionalguide.23．Whatisthepurposeofthistext?A．Toappealforvolunteers.B．Tooffertipstonewmembers.C．Tointroduceanonlineplatform.D．Toremendavolunteerorganization.MarionSheppardfeltsorryforherselfwhenshebegantolosehersightinher40s.Sincechildhood,Sheppardhadalwaysbeenakeendancer.ButnowsherarelyleftherBronxapartment.Shewasafraidthat,unabletoseeastrangerapproaching,shewouldbeknockeddownonthestreets.Infact,mostly,sheworriedaboutthewayshewouldappeartotheworld.Shewonderedconstantly,“Whatifpeoplelookatmedifferently,andtreatmedifferently?”Afterseveralmonthsofgriefandfear,Sheppardresolvedtokeepmoving.Hardasitwas,Sheppardforcedherselftogoout.Sheattendedasocialeventforpeoplewithvisualproblems,andwasshockedtofindthatnotonlydidnoonedance,buttheybarelymoved.“Ohno!”shetoldherself.“ThatisnotthewayIwanttolive!”SheboughtawalkingstickandnameditTyreek,whichshehadalwaysplannedongivingasonifshehadone.SheppardcontinuedtoworkatherlibraryjobatTheNewYorkTimesuntilhervisionworsenedinher50s.Andshekeptmovinganddancing.Sheppardwas61whensheattendedasummercampfortheblindin2008,whereshetaughtherfirstlinedancingclass.Afterthat,sheaskedaManhattanmunitycenterrunbyVisionsifshecouldteachherclassthere,butshewastoldnoandthatitwouldbetoodangerousforthestudents.Still,shepersisted,andsoonconvincedtheadministratorstoletherteachlinedancingonavolunteerbasis.Herclassesprovedtobesopopularthatin2012,Visionshiredhertobeonstaff.Sheppardwasexcited.Shewasteachingoveradozenstudentsdancesteps.ButSheppardinstructedherbelovedstudentsonfarmorethanthat.Withconstantencouragement,shealsomanagedtomakedignityandindependencetakerootinthem.Inherclasses,thestudentscouldtrulybethemselves.24．WhywasSheppardunwillingtoleaveherapartment?A．Shehadalotofhouseworktodo.B．Shehadtoattendhersonathome.C．Shewasafraidofbeinglookeddownupon.D．Shewasworriedaboutgettinginvolvedinaccidents.25．HowdidSheppardfeelaboutherwalkingstick?A．Shewasoftengreatlyembarrassedbyit.B．Sheregardeditasatemporarynecessity.C．Shetreateditsimplyasanordinarytool.D．Shevalueditassomethingspecial.26．WhydidthemunitycenterrefuseSheppard’srequestatfirst?A．Theydidn’thaveenoughspacefordanceclasses.B．Theywereconcernedaboutthestudents’safety.C．Theydidn’tbelieveSheppardcouldteachwell.D．Theythoughtdancingwasn’tsuitableforblindpeople.27．WhatdidSheppard’sstudentslearnfromher?A．Humorandpatience. B．Intelligenceandhonesty.C．Imaginationandcreativity. D．Selfrespectandselfreliance.Theterm“parasocialinteraction”(虛擬社交)wasfirstusedinthe1950sbythesocialscientistsDonaldHortonandR.RichardWohl.Atthattime,hometelevisionswerenew,andthetworesearchersnoticedsomethinginteresting:peoplewereformingstrongconnectionswithactorstheyonlysawonTV.Today,thisideahasexpanded.Withsocialmedia,streamingplatforms,andonlinevideos,wecan“meet”actors,singers,athletes,andothercelebritiesinmorewaysthanever.Buildingtheseonesidedrelationships—wherewefeelclosetosomeonewhodoesn’tknowus—hasneverbeeneasier.Psychologistshavestudiedcaseswheretheseconnectionsgotoofar,leadingtoproblems.Theserelationshipscanstartascasual—likechattingaboutastar’slatestpost—butsometimesgrowintostrongemotions,wildfantasies,orevenharmfulbehaviors.Forexample,somefanslosetouchwithrealityandstalkcelebrities.Teensareespeciallyatrisk:whentheymodelthemselvesaftertheir“virtualfriends”—copyingtheirstylesorhobbies—itmightconfusethemaboutwhotheyreallyare,sinceteenagersarestillfiguringouttheirownidentities.In2021,Canadianpsychologistsfoundalinkbetweentheseonesidedbondsand“avoidantattachment”—atendencytoavoidcloserelationshipsinreallife.Peoplewhooftenfeelunfortablewithothersmayturntofictionalcharactersassubstitutes.Thiscreatesaloop:avoidingrealconnectionsmakesthemseekfortinvirtualones,whichthenmakestheminteractlesswithfamilyandfriends.Theyspendtimelikingpostsorwatchingvideosofsomeonewhodoesn’tevenknowtheyexist,pushingasiderealrelationshipsthatneedtheirattention.Thisdoesn’tmeanvirtualinteractionsarebad.Manypeopleenjoyfollowingcelebritiescasuallywithoutanyharm.Butifyoufindyourselfspendinghoursthinkingaboutfictionalpeopleandneglectingreallifeconnections,itmightbeasigntostepback.Takingabreakfromthese“onesidedfriends”canhelpaddressthis,lettingyouopenuptorealrelationshipsthatbringtruewarmthandsupport.28．HowhasparasocialinteractionchangedaccordingtoParagraph1?A．Ithasbeemoreaccessible. B．Ithasaffectedmorecelebrities.C．Ithaslostmuchofitssignificance. D．Ithasturnedintoatwowayprocess.29．Whatisthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?A．Reasonsbehindcelebrityfollowing. B．Originsofdangerousrelationships.C．Differenttypesofparasocialrelationships. D．Potentialharmofparasocialrelationships.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“l(fā)oop”inparagraph3mean?A．Aperfectbination. B．Aworkablesolution.C．Adisastrousconsequence. D．Arepetitivecycle.31．Whatmighttheauthorsuggestforthosewithheavyparasocialrelationships?A．Meetingfictionalfriendsinreallife. B．Hangingoutmorewithrealfriends.C．Seekingguidancefromprofessionals. D．Creatingmorespaceforbeingalone.Iamsomewhatahardworkingwomananddon’tliketofailatest.Thus,youcanimaginemyhorrorwhenafriendandItookanonlinepersonalitytesttodeterminelevelsofoptimismandI’msadderthanEeyore,apessimisticcartoonfigure!Ihadassumedthat,asanoptimistlikePooh,anothercartoonfigure,Isawthebestinpeople,happierthanpessimists.Therewasnoreasontosuggestthiswastrue,butsodeeplydidIbelieveitthatIfeltashamedofmytest.Itriedtojustifytheresulttomyfriend:itwasabadweek;theweatherwasdepressing;Iwasn’tapessimist;Iwasarealist.Mypoorpessimisticselfkeptexplaininguntilmyfriendputmeoutofmypain.Pessimismandoptimismarejustastateofbeingandwecanmovebetweenthetwo.Apparently,therearethreethingstothinkabouthere.First,howpersonallydoyoutakethings?Ifafriendisinabadmood,doyouassumeitistodowithyou,orthatthey’rejustabitupsetthatday?Optimistsfavourthelatterandknowthey’renotresponsibleforeverythingallaround.Second,howpervasive(遍布的)isafeelingforyou?Ifsomethinggoeswrong,doyouseeitasasingleincident,orasignthatmorebadluckwillfollow?Eeyoresseeamissedmorningalarmasadarksignfortheentireday.Finally,howpermanentdoyouthinkasituationis?Poohsbelieveinthesaying,“Thistooshallpass,”butBeyoresbelieveabadsituationwillstaythatwayforever.Istartedtoseehowmycurrentviewoftheworldwasmakingmeapessimist.IknowIcantakethingspersonallybut,whenItookthetest,IwasburntoutatworkandfeelinglikeIwaslettingeveryonedown.So,howtochange?IstartedsmallwhenIwasfeelingunhappyinasituation,I’daskmyself,“HowwouldaPoohseethis?”1repeatedthesayingandchosetobelieveinhope,becausethat’swhatoptimistsdo.32．Whatwastheauthor’sresponsetothetestresult?A．Shetookitseriously. B．Shetreateditasajoke.C．Shechosetoignoreit. D．Sheadmitteditsaccuracy.33．Whatmightbeaproperunderstandingofoptimismandpessimism?A．Optimismcausesmoreharmthanpessimism.B．Optimismandpessimismaredefinedbytests.C．Bothofthemarejustamatterofpersonalchoice.D．Theyarefixedandnormallynotinterchangeable.34．WhatmightPoohsthinkafterapossibletrafficaccident?A．Itisalwaysothers’fault. B．Itisasingleincident.C．Itisawarningtodriveless. D．Itisabadsignofmisfortune.35．Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A．EnjoyYourMoment B．PoohtoEeyore!C．BelieveUntilYouMakeIt D．SayNotoPersonalityTests!AdvicetotheHardworkingGirlYouarenotasuperwoman.Nomatterhowmuchyouthinkyoucouldhandle,sometimesyouneedtotakeastepbackandrealizewhenyou’retakingontoomuch.Noonewantstobetheonetoquit,butsometimestakingabreakisnecessarytogetworkdoneeffectively.Practicethefollowingthingstohelpyouacplishthis:36Inordertopleaseeveryone,youtrytosay“yes”andbenice,notknowingthatyou’rehurtingyourselfinthelongrun.Saying“yes”toeverythingaddspressure.Youalwaysneedtomakesurenottoletanyonedownandforgetthatyouhavetotakecareofyourself,too.37.TakeonwhatyoucanhandleLook,everyoneknowsyouhavethepowertotakeonwhateveryouputyourmindto,butdon’tletthatmakeyoufeellikeyouhavetotakeoneverythingatonce.38.Forexample,iftherearetwentythingsyouneedtodo,dotentodayandtenatanothertime.It’sallaboutbalance39.Takingontoomuchattimesmakesyouforgetthatthereisalifetolive.Everyoneisproudoftheworkyou’vedonebuttheymissyou,too.Takeadaytohangoutwithfriendsandfamily.Theworkwillstillbethere,andbalancingworkwithfunwillactuallymakeyoumoreefficient.SleeplessnightsareawfulWhenitestonotbeingabletosleep,itshouldbeawakeupcall.40.Usually,whenyourmindisrestless,it’sasignthatsomethingiswrong.Overstressingcouldbethereasonwhyyou'relosingoutonsleepandnotsleepingmakesyouhaveabadday.Noonewantsthat,sodon’tdoittoyourself.A．TakeadeepbreathB．Stopsaying“yes”toeverythingC．YoushouldlearntobreakthingsupD．Workisgood,butmakesuretosavetimeforfunE．KeepthatinmindwhenyoutrytobethereforfamilyF．Youshouldknowyoucansay“no”whenyoufeeloverloadedG．Itmeansyourbodyisoffandyouneedtogetitbackinorder三、完形填空ItwasasunnySundayafternoon.MyhusbandwastakingcareofourbabygirlsothatmysixyearoldsonandIcoulddosomeyardwork,justthetwoofus.Itwassuretobe41.Butsoon,thecloudsofmosquitosseemed42toourbugspray(噴霧).Iwassweating,itchy,andarguingwithmysonabouthowtopullweeds.Ihadtoldhimthe“right”way—gettingthoseweedsoutfromthebottom,bytheroots,43thementirely.However,mysonwentaboutthingsinhisownway.Hepulledthe44oftheweedsoff,movingquicklydownthelineashelefttheremainingpartstillinthesoil.Somehow,Ifoundthistobeincredibly45.Whycouldn’thedoitinmywayandsavemethetimeofhavingto46hisportion(部分)?Whydidhedoitatallifhewasn’tgoingtodoitproperly?“Ifyoudoastold,we’dbedoneearlierand47alongerperiodbeforewewouldhavetoreturnandpullweedsnexttime,”Isaid,tryingtokeepmytone48.Hewentbacktohiswork,shakingdirtfromhishandfulofgrowingthingsandthrowing49stemsintooursharedbasket.“Peopledothings50,Mom,”hesaidinnocently.Myfiresoonfaded,replacedbythehumbling51thatI’djustreceivedavaluable52fromthepersonthatIwassupposedtobeteaching.Whiletryingto53mybabygirl,mykindergartener,andtheyardwork,54wasalifelineforme.Butmywaywas,perhaps,notthebestwayafterall.Histimeshouldn’tbe55.Hisjobwastobeakidandtakehistime,foraslongashewasable.41．A．relaxing B．disturbing C．urgent D．tough42．A．sensitive B．resistant C．harmful D．a(chǎn)ddicted43．A．removing B．packing C．covering D．preserving44．A．roots B．fibres C．tops D．points45．A．a(chǎn)mazing B．boring C．a(chǎn)nnoying D．confusing46．A．recycle B．redo C．identify D．ignore47．A．clarified B．launched C．repeated D．promised48．A．nervous B．mysterious C．light D．loud49．A．long B．broken C．strong D．useful50．A．differently B．separately C．hurriedly D．honestly51．A．a(chǎn)mbition B．symbol C．breakthrough D．realization52．A．behavior B．warning C．lesson D．review53．A．raise B．land C．teach D．balance54．A．efficiency B．concentration C．discipline D．quality55．A．runoutof B．setlimitsto C．madeupfor D．keptpacewith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。InspiredbyfivenationaltreasuresintheHunanMuseum,sixgroupsofdigitalartistslettheirimaginationsrunfree.Theyuseddigitalarttocarryoutanumberofdialoguesacrosstimeandspace,56demonstratedtheirrespectforChina’sexcellenttraditionalculture.Theexhibitionaimed57(interpret)finetraditionalChinesecultureobtainedfromancientculturalrelics.It58(devote)tobetterconnectingwithcontemporary(現(xiàn)代的)societyandpeople.Afteroverayearofplanningandpreparation,59artistspresentedwasarichand60(reward)exhibitionwhereaudiencesofdifferentagesandfrommulticulturalbackgroundscouldfindfunandexperience61extraordinaryculturaljourney.AnartistfromTaiwansharedhisunderstandingofthetraditionalChineselandscapepaintingsattheexhibition,which62(favour)byChinesescholarsandprofessorssincethen.InRing,heexploredtheuniqueaesthetic(美學(xué)的)interestandspiritualforthe63(constant)foundinChineseculturethroughvideos,projectionsandinteractivedevices.FrenchartistTonyBrownsaidthatlocalpeople’spassionforfinetraditionalChineseartwasmetwithastrong64(react)fromhimwhilehewastakingpartintheexhibition.Inhiseyes,theHunanMuseumdisplayedancienttreasures65(bine)withnewdigitalartpieces,achallengingbutmeaningfulmove.五、書信寫作66．假如你是李華，你校外教David打算帶領(lǐng)學(xué)生創(chuàng)辦每周英語視頻播客，現(xiàn)在正在征求學(xué)生意見，需要從以下兩個主題中選擇一個作為播客的主題：“EmotionalOutlets（解憂樹洞）”或“FuturisticVisions（未來愿景）”。請你寫一封英文郵件給外教，內(nèi)容包括：（1）你的選擇；（2）你推薦的理由。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。參考詞匯：播客：podcastDearDavid,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Jessicabreathedinthefamiliarsmellofdriedgrassandhorseswhenenteringthebuildingforhorses.ShewasbackforanothersummeratGreenMeadowFarm’sridingcamp.Heradvisor,Rose,walkedbesideher.Jessicasearchedeverycorner,hopingtoseePiper,herfavouritehorseshehadbondedwithlastyear.Theyhadevenwonsecondplaceintheannualobstaclecourserace(障礙賽跑),wherePiperhadskillfullymovedthroughthepoles.JessicalovedeverythingaboutPiper,fromhergentlenesstothewayPiper’ssoftnosetickled(使發(fā)癢)herhandwhenevershefedherapples.“Ican’twaittoridePiper,”JessicatoldRose.Rosesmiled.“IknowyoulovePiper,butweneedtosaveherforsomenewriders.”Jessica’sheartsank,butshenoddedinunderstanding.“HowaboutyoutryridingHarley?”Rosesaid.JessicawasalittlefrightenedbythegiantmalehorseRosepointedto.EventhoughHarleywasbeautifulwithhisshinyhair,helookedrestless.RosecouldsenseJessica’sanxiety.“Don’tworry.Hejustneedsanexperiencedridertohelptrainhim.”Jessicacautiouslyapproachedhim,butHarleymovedaway.AsJessicatouchedhisback,heappearedrestlessandletoutaloudcry,makingJessicaevenmorenervous.AnannoyedJessicaledanunwillingHarleyoutside.Sheclimbedontopofhimandheadedtotheobstaclecourse.However,whenreachingthefence,Harleyplantedhisfeetinthedirt,refusingtotakeanotherstep.Thefirstfewdaystogetherwerefullofchallenges.Harleyrefusedjumps,galloped(飛奔)outofcontrol,andonce,frightenedbyabird,heevenwentuponhisbacklegsandthrewJessicaintotheair.Feelingpainfulanddiscouraged,sheturnedtoRose.“IreallymissPiperandhergentleness.Harleyistoohardtocontrol.”Pattingherontheshoulder,Rosesaidthoughtfully,“It’sokaytobescared,butdorememberHarleyhashisownfears.Ifyouarenervous,youwillmakehimnervous.Ifyouareconfident,hewillfeelconfident.Ifyoushowhimtrust,hewilltrustyou.”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。Hearingthat,JessicadecideditwastimeforafreshstartwithHarley.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thefinaldayofthecamparrived,bringingwithittheobstaclecourserace.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1．B【原文】M:We’renevergoingtomakeittothetheaterontime.Wewon’tgetthroughthislightforanotherfiveminutes.W:It’stoolatetoturnaround.Wecanturnrightanddriveunderthebridgeinstead.2．B【原文】W:Excuseme,butIwanttoopenanaccount.ShallIfillinthisform?M:Yes,youneedtofillinaform,butnotthisone.Goovertothatdeskandthemantherewillhelpyou.3．A【原文】M:Daisy,ourscienceprojectwillbeduenextmonth.W:What?Sosoon?M:Right,it’salreadyJune.W:Inthatcase,we’dbetterhaveafurtherdiscussionabouttherelateddatawe’vecollected.4．A【原文】W:Sowhatdoyouthinkofthehouse,sir?M:It’saniceneighborhood,butIdidn’tseeanybusstationallthewayhere.5．B【原文】M:Look!Theticketpriceforadultsisfortydollars.W:Wow!Asstudentsandretiredpeople,webothcanhavefiftypercentoff.6．C7．A【原文】W:Bill,please.You’reannoyingthepeoplebehindus!M:Ican’thelpit!Theseactorsaresofunny!Ihaven’tlaughedthishardforalongtime.W:Duringthesecondhalf,you’llneedtobealotquieter.M:OK.OK.Hey,what’swrong?Wereyoucrying?W:Ididn’tfindthatscenefunny.ItremindedmeofafightIhadwithmyfriendSarahonatriptoFrance.Ihaven’tspokentoSarahsincethen.Itwasalotlikewhatwejustsaw,whenthecharacterswereatthatdinnerparty.M:Thedisagreementwesawonstagewasfullofhumorandaffection.IcanseeyoureallycareaboutSarah.Youshouldgiveheracall.You’reasstubbornasDad!W:IreallymissSarah!M:Aftertheplay,whydon’tyoucallher?8．B9．A【原文】M:Hello,ProfessorSmith.I’mJohnWeart.I’mworkingonmyentryfortheglobaldesignpetition.Mytutorsaidyoumightbeabletohelpmewithit.W:Ahyes,Igotacopyofyourdrawings.Whatsortofpetitionisit?M:Well,it’saninternationaldesignpetitionandwehavetoeupwithanewdesignforatypicaldomestickitchenappliance.W:Isee.Andarethereanyspecialconditionsthisyear?M:Actuallythereis.Wehavetoadoptaninnovativeapproachtoexistingtechnology,usingitinawaythathasn’tbeenthoughtofbefore.W:Isee.Whatkitchenappliancehaveyouchosen?M:Well,Idecidedtochoosethedishwasher.W:Interesting.Whatmadeyouchoosethat?M:Well,they’reeverydaykitchenapplianceandmostAustralianhouses,butthey’reallprettyboringandmostidenticaltoeachother.Ithinksomepeoplewillbepreparedtopayalittleextraforsomethingthatlooksdifferent.W:Thatisniceandworthatry.10．A11．B12．A【原文】W:Roger,don’tyouthinkbeingoutinthewoodsatnightisprettyscary?M:Notatall.Isn’titgreatbeingoutinnature?Ilovebreathingthefreshairandexercising.W:Sure,Iguessit’snotsobad.Youdon’tthinktherearebearsinthesewoods,doyou?M:Ofcoursethereare,butdon’tworry.Bearsareprettyshyandwon’thurtus.Theyonlywanttoeatourfood.W:ButwhatifthebearsthinkthatIamfood?M:Don’tworry,Daphne.IknowwildernessfirstaidandIcantellghoststoriestotakeyourmindoffthebears.W:Ghoststories?It’salreadyprettyscarybeingouthereinthedark.M:Oh,thereisnothingtobeafraidofouthere.You’renotscaredofthedark,areyou?W:Ofcourse,I’mnotafraidofthedark.WhatI’mafraidofareallthethingsthatarehidingoutthereinthedark.Ikeephearingreallystrangenoisesoutinthedark.Canyouhearthem?M:Calmdown,Daphne.It’sjustthewind.Idon’tthinkyou’recutoutforcamping.W:Iknow.Nexttimeyouwanttodosomethingfun,let’sdosomethinginthecity.I’llbehappytobuyyoumovieticketsaslongaswedon’thavetogocampingagain.13．A14．C15．A16．B【原文】M:Wewatchoursaltandfatandtaketoprotectourheart.Weapplysunscreentoprotectourskin,butwhatcanwedotoprotectoureyes.Let’sweleProfessorBethtodaytogiveussometips.Hi,professor.W:Hi,actuallyit’snotjustskinthatneedstobeprotectedfromthesunlight.Eyesneedthisprotection,too.M:That’snewstome.Howcanwedothis?W:Forexample,wearingsunglassescanblockoutninetyninepercenttoonehundredpercentofUVlight.M:Youmeanthosecoollookingglasseswithdarklenses?W:Well,actuallydarklensesaren’tnecessarilyUVprotectedandcanthusbemoreharmfultoyoureyes.M:SoweshouldpayattentiontotheUVprotectionabilityofthesunglasses.W:Exactly.Anothersurprisingthingisthatgardening,homerepairsandsportscanallposeriskstotheeyes.M:Theseareall