/浙江省金華市卓越聯(lián)盟2025-2026學(xué)年高一上學(xué)期12月月考英語試題一、聽力選擇題1．Whyisthemanlate?A．Hefailedtocatchthebus.B．Hegotthemeetingplacewrong.C．HeorderedsomefoodintheMcDonald’s.2．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Abackpack. B．Atrip. C．Adeal.3．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates. B．Motherandson. C．Teacherandstudent.4．Whatarethespeakersdoing?A．Correctingapaper. B．Emailingapaper. C．Writingapaper.5．WhatwillthespeakersinviteLawrencetodo?A．Haveaswim. B．Playtennis. C．Gofishing.聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。6．Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Ateacher. B．Anartist. C．Afrontdeskclerk.7．Howoftenarethepaintingclassesheld?A．Onceaweek. B．Twiceaweek. C．Fourtimesamonth.聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。8．WhydidEmilygotoThailandlastyear?A．Togoonatour. B．Tostudyabroad. C．Tovisithergrandparents.9．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inaschool. B．Inaphotostudio. C．AtMartin’shouse.聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。10．WhatdoesthewomanthinkofAna?A．Smart. B．Humorous. C．Friendly.11．WhatdoesSamlooklike?A．Hehaslonghair. B．Heisverytall. C．Hewearsbrightclothes.12．WhatdoSamandMikehaveincommon?A．Theylikemath. B．Theyarefriendly. C．Theyalwayssmile.聽下面一段對(duì)話，回答以下小題。13．Whywasthemanfined?A．Hedrovetoofast.B．Hedidnotstopforaredlight.C．Hedroveonthewrongsideoftheroad.14．Wherearethespeakersfrom?A．Thailand. B．America. C．China.15．Whydidthemanfailtowatchthemovie?A．Helostinterest.B．Hewaslateforthemovie.C．Hegotlostonthewaytothetheater.16．WhatdoesEmilysuggestdoingfortherestoftheday?A．Walkingaround.B．Watchinganothermovie.C．Attendinganoutdoorconcert.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Holdingameeting. B．Introducingaschool. C．Promotinganactivity.18．WhatsubjectdoesMr.Doeteach?A．English. B．Math. C．Science.19．Whatarethelistenersexpectedtodo?A．Bikemoreoften. B．Attendarace. C．Prepareabicycle.20．Whatwillthesecondplacewininthebikerace?A．Asetofbikelights. B．Agiftcard. C．Abikerepairkit.二、閱讀理解NaturalHighPointsofStatesinParksPeoplelovepursuingnewheights,eitherthroughphysicalclimbsorvirtualexperiences.ManyofAmerica’sstate-highpointslieinnationalparks,welcominghikers,climbers,anddriverswithbreathtakingviews.Alaska:MountMcKinleyinDenaliNationalParkThepeakofMountMcKinley,locatedontheAlaska-Canadaborder,isnotonlythehighestpointinAlaska,butalsoonthecontinentofNorthAmerica.Themountain,whichisaworld-famousdestinationformountaineers,issotallthatitcanbeseentoweringovertheAlaskalandscapebyastronautsince!California:Mt.WhitneyinSequoia&KingsCanyonNationalParksKnownasthetallestmountaininthe“l(fā)ower48”states,Mt.WhitneyislocatedonthefareasternboundaryofSequoiaNationalPark.Requiringapermitbeforesettingout,itisoneofthemostpopularclimbedmountainpeaksintheSierraNevadawithaheightof14,494feet.Tennessee:ClingmansDomeinGreatSmokyMountainsNationalParkAt6,643feet,ClingmansDomeisthehighestpointinthestate.Mostvisitorsdrivetothetopofthemountainifweatherandconditionspermit.Oncleardays,youcanseemorethan100milesofa360-degreebreathtakingviewfromthemountain’sobservationtower.Washington:MountRainierinMountRainierNationalParkMountRainierstands14,410feetabovesealevelmakingithardtomiss.Anactivevolcano,itisthehighestmountainintheCascadeRangeandtheCascadeVolcanicArcandposesanexcitingchallengeforpreparedmountaineers.21．WhatdoweknowaboutMountMcKinley?A．Itisvisiblefromceduetoitsheight.B．Itiseasyforvisitorstodrivetoitstop.C．ItisthehighestonthecontinentofAmerica.D．ItisanactivevolcanoontheUS-Canadaborder.22．Whatdothefourmountainshaveincommon?A．Theyareopentovisitorsanytime. B．Theyarethehighestintheirownstate.C．Theyprovidea360-degreeamazingview. D．Theyrequireprofessionalclimbingskills.23．Whereisthistextmostprobablytakenfrom?A．Abookreview. B．Aresearchpaper.C．Atravelguidebook. D．Aneducationalwebsite.JessicaMatthewsisaninventorwhousestechnologytodosocialgood.BornintheUnitedStatestoNigerianparents,Jessicagrewupexperiencingtwodifferentcultures.Thisuniquebackgroundinspiredhertothinkaboutglobalchallengesinnewways.Atjust19yearsold,whilestudyingmechanicalengineering(機(jī)械工程)incollege,Jessicaandherclassmatesbrainstormedagroundbreakingidea:asoccerballthatcouldproduceelectricity.TheideaforthisinventioncameduringafamilytriptothecountrysideofNigeria,whereshesawfirsthandhowfamiliesstruggledwithoutregularelectricity.TheSoccketBall,anamecombining“soccer”and“socket”,lookslikeanyothersoccerball,butithasaspecialfeature.Asyouplaywithit,theballcapturestheenergyfrombeingkickedandrolled.Afteragame,thisenergycanpowersmalldeviceslikeLEDlights.Formanyfamilieswithoutregularelectricity,thisinventioncanmakeabigdifference.Despitegainingstrongsupportfromglobalorganizationsandmediaattention,theproductfacedunexpecteddifficultiesafteritslaunch.Manyusersreportedthattheballsbrokeorstoppedworkingwithinafewmonths,failingtoliveuptothepromisedthreeyearsofuselife.Theproblemsledtocriticismfromusersandnegativeheadlines,puttingpressureonUnchartedPlay,thecompanyJessicafounded.Theteamopenlyadmittedthattheyhadn’texpectedtheequipmenttobesodamagedbyroughplayinthecountryandpromisedtorevisethedesignwithstrongermaterialsandimprovedinternalparts.Despitethesesetbacks,JessicaandherteamatUnchartedPlaycontinuedtoworkonenergysolutions.Theirlatestinvention,aportablejumpropethatgenerateselectricity,buildsontheSoccket’ssuccesswithamoredurable,lightweightdesign.Designedforbothchildrenandadults,thejumpropecanpowersmalldeviceslikephonesorflashlights,expandingthereachoftheirmission.Jessica’skeygoalremainsunchanged:toprovideclean,renewableenergytopeoplearoundtheworld,whereelectricityshortagelimitseducation,health,andeconomicopportunities.Herjourneyprovesthatevensimple,funactivities—likeplayingsoccerorjumpingrope—canbetransformedintopowerfultoolstoaddresspressingglobalaffairs.24．WhatinspiredJessicatoinventtheSoccketBall?A．Theenergyshortageproblemshenoticed. B．Hermechanicalengineeringstudies.C．Heruniquecross-culturalbackground. D．HertriptoAmericawithherfamily.25．WhydidtheSoccketBalldisappointusers?A．Itperformedwithhighcosts. B．Itwasuncomfortabletoplaywith.C．Itcanonlypowersmalldevices. D．Itdidn’tlastaslongasexpected.26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“setbacks”inparagraph4mean?A．Challenges. B．Improvements. C．Failures. D．Disadvantages.27．WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeJessica?A．Creativeandpolite. B．Giftedandselfless.C．Outgoingandcareful. D．Ambitiousandresponsible.In2021,Ipsossurveyed21,000peoplein30countriestoidentifyactionstheybelievedwouldmostreducegreenhousegasemissions(排放).Mostpeoplepickedrecycling,followedbybuyingrenewableenergy,turningtoanelectriccar,andchoosinglow-energylightbulbs.However,whenclassedbytheiractualinfluence,recyclingwasthird-from-bottom,andlow-energylightbulbswerelast.Noneofthetopthreeoptionschosenbypeopleappearedinthe“real”topthree,whichwerehavingonefewerchild,nothavingacar,andavoidingonelong-distanceflight.Thesurveyalsoaskedabouttheclimateeffectsofdifferentdiets.Manyparticipantsthoughtadietwithlocallyproducedmeatanddairywasmoreeco-friendlythananimported(進(jìn)口的)vegetariandiet.Infact,beefanddairyhaveamongthehighestcarbonfootprints,nomatterwheretheycomefrom.Whilebuyinglocallymightfeelenvironmentallyfriendly,beefanddairyhavetwoofthehighestcarbonfootprintsofanyfood.Finally,whatyouchoosetoeatisgenerallyfarmoreimportantthanwhereyousourceitfrom.DatascientistandauthorHannahRitchieexpandsontheseexamplesinherupcomingbook,NottheEndoftheWorld.Shenotesthateverythinghasagreenhousegasfootprint:watchingmovies,chargingphones,orhavingacupoftea.Naturally,westressaboutthedecisionswehavetomake.“Thecostoffightingclimatechangeistoohighandit’stakenoverourlives.Thatwouldbeokayifalltheseactionswerereallymakingadifference,butthey’renot.It’smisplacedeffortandstress,sometimesevenatthecostofthefewactionsthatreallywillmatter,”writesRitchie.Theemphasis(強(qiáng)調(diào))on“natural”and“green”choicescanmisleadpeople.Maybeit’stimetodropthefeeling-drivenapproachtoenvironmentalism.AsRitchiewrites,there’snothingwrongwithdoingthingsthathaveasmalleffectontheenvironmentorhelpoutinwayspersonallyimportanttous,butweshouldn’tmissbiggerchangesjustbecausetheydon’tfeelobvious.28．Whatwasconsideredthemosteffectiveemission-reductionactionbypeopleinthesurvey?A．Havingonefewerchild. B．Buyingrenewableenergy.C．Recycling. D．Avoidingonelong-distanceflight.29．Whymightlocalmeatanddairynotbeeco-friendly?A．Localfarmsoftenusemoreenergythanlargeones.B．Importedvegetarianfoodisalwaysabetterchoice.C．Theircarbonfootprintishighregardlessoforigin.D．Localfoodislessfreshthanimportedfood.30．WhatdoesHannahRitchiemeanby“misplacedeffortandstress”inParagraph3?A．People’seffortsbringlittlerealeffect.B．Climatedatamisleadspeople’schoices.C．Smallgreenactionshardlyaffectclimatechange.D．Expertsdon’trecognizepeople’sclimateefforts.31．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．GoingGreenisNotbeyondUs. B．YourEffortsMakeaBigDifference.C．BiggerChangesAreuponUs. D．YourEco-FriendlyLifestyleIsaBigLie.Blackholeshavelongbeenknownascosmic(宇宙的)“monsters”thattakeineverythingintheirpath,includinglight.Fordecades,scientistsfirmlybelievedonething:onceanymaterialcrossesablackhole’s“cosmicboundary”—thepointofnoreturn—itwillbetrappedforever.Butrecentastronomicalobservations(天文觀測)havefoundasurprisingfactthatgoesagainstthisidea:somehugeblackholes“burp”(打嗝)aftertakinginstars,throwingoutlargeamountsofmaterialtheyhadalreadyeaten.AteamofastronomersledbyDr.ElenaRodriguezfromtheEuropeanceAgencymadethisdiscoverywhilewatchingahugeblackhole800millionlight-yearsfromEarth.In2021,theblackholetoreapartastarthatgottooclose,aprocessscientistscall“tidaldisruption”.Atthesametime,mostofthestar’sgasanddustformsaspinning(旋轉(zhuǎn)的)circlearoundtheblackhole,whileasmallpartofitisthrownintoce.Untilrecently,scientiststhoughtthiswastheendofthestar’sjourney.However,whathappenednextshockedtheresearchers.Threeyearsafterthestarwasbrokenintopieces,theblackholesuddenlysentoutalargeamountofhotgas,theweightofwhichwasthesameasthatof100,000Earths.This“burp”ofmaterial,whichshouldhavebeentrappedforever,hasleftscientistsconfused.Dr.Rodriguez’steamofferedtwopossiblereasons.Oneisthatthecirclinggasanddustaroundtheblackholebecomesunstableovertime,pushingsomematerialout.Theotheristhattheblackhole’smovingspeedslowssuddenly,releasingenergytodrivethematerialout.Moreobservationsareplanned.Theteamwillkeepwatchingmoreblackholesthathaverecentlytornapartstars,hopingtoseemore“burps”andcollectdatatotesttheirtheories.“Blackholesarenolongerjustobjectsthattakeineverything,”Dr.Rodriguezsaid.“Theyareever-changingsystemsthatcansurpriseus,andeachsurprisebringsusclosertounderstandingtheextremecephysicsandthebasiclawsoftheuniverse.”32．Whatisthetraditionalviewofblackholes?A．Theyaremonstersalwaystakinginlight.B．Theycanburpoutwhattheytookinbefore.C．Theycantrapanymaterialthatgetsclosetothem.D．Theyneverletgoofmaterialcrossingacertainarea.33．Whathappenedunexpectedlyafter“tidaldisruption”inParagraph2?A．Astargotclosetobetornapartbytheblackhole.B．Theblackholeshotoutmuchtrappedhotgas.C．Theblackhole’sspeedsloweddownsuddenly.D．Theblackholereleasedmaterialcirclingaroundit.34．Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A．Blackholescanalwaysbringussurprise.B．Blackholesaremoreactivethanoncethought.C．Moreresearcheswillbecarriedouttostudytheuniverse.D．Scientistshaveacompleteunderstandingofblackholes.35．WhatisDr.Rodriguez’sattitudetowardsthenewdiscoveryaboutblackholes?A．Doubtful. B．Indifferent. C．Excited. D．Critical.Creativityisallaboutfindingnewwaystosolveproblemsandapproachsituations.Itisausefulskillforpeoplefromallwalksoflife.Ifyou’veeverwantedtoimproveyourcreativity,thesetipscanhelp.Devoteyourselftocreativity.Thefirststeptoimprovingcreativityistodevoteyourselftodevelopingyourcreativeabilities.36Setgoals,seekhelpfromothers,andsetasidetimeeachdaytodevelopyourskills.Forexample,ifyouareinterestedinpainting,scheduletimeregularlytolearnandpracticeyourskills.Overcomeanegativeattitude.Focusonlettinggoofnegativethoughtsandself-doubtsthatcanholdyoubackfromdevelopingstrongcreativeskills.Recognizetheseasroadblocksandworktoovercomethem.37Findinspirationtoimprovecreativity.38Lookfornewsourcesofinspirationthatwillgiveyoufreshideasandhelpyoufinduniqueanswerstoquestions.Readabook,visitamuseum,listentoyourfavoritemusicorengageinalivelydebatewithafriend.Usewhateverstrategyortechniquethatworksbestforyou.39Usemindmaps.Amindmapisawaytoconnectideasandlookforinnovative(創(chuàng)新的)answerstoquestions.Createamindmapbywritingdownacentraltopicorword.Next,thinkofrelatedtermsorideasconnectedtothecentralword.40Whilesimilartobrainstorming,thistechniqueallowsforgrowingideasandoffersaveryvisualwayofseeinghowideasareconnected.A．Donotputoffyourefforts.B．Itrequireslittleefforttobringitout.C．Neverexpectcreativitytojusthappen.D．Creativityplaysanimportantroleindailylife.E．Whenthinkingnegatively,challengethoseunhelpfulideas.F．Chooseapropertooltodevelopyourcreativity.G．Thishelpsyouseehowdifferentideasrelatetoeachothermoreclearly.三、完形填空nishreporterYolandaAlvarezhaschallengedtheideathatnewsreportingisonlyformen.FromcoveringIran’s2009electiontoreportingonarefugee(難民)crisisatsea,shehasshownoutstandingcourageandskill.OnMarch8,shespokeatBeijing’sInstitutoCervantesaboutthe41ofbeingafemalecorrespondent(記者).Shesaidwomenhavehadtoworkhardertogetthesame42.Now43inBeijing,AlvarezreportsonChinaforthenishbroadcasterTVE.However,hercareer44wasnoteasy.45herrichexperienceandabilitytospeakfivelanguages,shestartedworkingforTVEinMadridin2004andhadtowaityearsbeforebecomingacorrespondent.WhileTVEnowhasmorefemalethanmalenewscorrespondents,Alvarezsaidfullequalityinnewsrooms—especiallyinleadership—remains46.AstudybytheReutersInstitutelookedat240majornewsmediain12countriesandregions.Itfoundthatonly5percentoftopeditorsarewomen,althoughwomen47about40percentofjournalists.Althoughtherehasbeen48,studiesshowmanywomenchoosetofocusonfamilyinsteadofcareer.Others,likeAlvarezandmanyofhercoworkers,choosenottohavechildren.“Ifyou’reinJerusalemcoveringaconflict,somethinghasto49.”shesaid.AccordingtotheEuropeanFederationofJournalists,manywomenhaveeithergivenupmotherhoodfortheircareersormissed50chancesbecauseofit.Atthestartofhercareer,Alvarezsawthatwomenhadto51themselvesmorethanmentogetthesamejobs.BythetimeshebecameaMiddleEastcorrespondentfrom2011to2015,shehadalreadyreportedontheArabSpringandIran’s2009election—yetsomemalecoworkersinsimilar52hadmuchlessexperience.“Womenhavehadtofightmorethanmentogetwheretheyarenow.That’swhyyourarelyfindaveragefemalecorrespondents,”shesaid.Throughherreporting,shesawthatwomenoften53themostduringtimesoftrouble.IntheMiddleEast,she54thesufferingofwomenandchildreninwarzones.Herworknotonlytellsthepublicwhat’shappeningbutalsogives55tothosewhosevoicesareseldomheard.41．A．difficulties B．rewards C．missions D．reference42．A．rights B．chances C．earnings D．titles43．A．hidden B．stuck C．born D．based44．A．journey B．decision C．task D．education45．A．Besides B．With C．Upon D．Despite46．A．unchanged B．challenging C．promising D．common47．A．putup B．makeup C．giveup D．turnup48．A．progress B．debate C．pressure D．failure49．A．change B．improve C．give D．return50．A．duty B．task C．job D．labor51．A．express B．prove C．enjoy D．defend52．A．fields B．a(chǎn)ges C．roles D．companies53．A．trap B．recover C．succeed D．suffer54．A．witnessed B．prevented C．guessed D．forgot55．A．effect B．confidence C．voice D．freedom四、語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。ChenXukai,aChineserapper56(know)as“Lanlao”,isbecomingaglobalstar.HehasperformedhishitsinBritainandisscheduled57(perform)inseveralothercountries.Hisriseis58(usual)fortworeasons.First,59Chinesemusichardlyfindsawideaudienceabroad,Mr.Chenhasquicklyachievedinternationalfameandreached60(teenager)whoarecurious61foreign-languagefare.Second,unlikemanyrappers,hislyricsareblessedandpositive,focusingon62(admire)liferatherthanhatingit.WhatmakesMr.Chendifferentfromhisfellows?Hissongshavecatchybeatsandmemorableflows,63helpthemspreadwidelyonsocialmedia.Sofar,hissong“BlueprintSupreme”64(use)inhundredsofthousandsofvideosonTikTok,attractingevennon-Chinesespeakers.ThoughChineseraphasalongwaytogo,ChenissoconfidentthathedescribeshimselfassomeonewhocanenergizeChina’ship-hopscene,bringinglifetowhathecalls65“culturaldesert”.五、翻譯66．他的英語說得很流利，因此老師建議他報(bào)名參加這次英語演講比賽。(recommend;signup)(漢譯英)67．花太多時(shí)間上網(wǎng)會(huì)讓學(xué)生難以集中精力在學(xué)習(xí)上。(動(dòng)名詞作主語；it作形式賓語；concentrate)(漢譯英)68．盡管天氣惡劣，救援人員還是幫助了許多家園被毀的幸存者。(despite；定語從句)(漢譯英)69．正是你的努力而不是運(yùn)氣，對(duì)你的英語學(xué)習(xí)產(chǎn)生影響。（強(qiáng)調(diào)句；ratherthan；makeadifference）（漢譯英）70．這座博物館里有各種可以追溯到唐代的古籍，每年都吸引了很多游客。(datebackto；variety；v-ing作狀語)(漢譯英)六、書信寫作71．假定你是李華，上周你校舉辦了英語周活動(dòng)，請(qǐng)你為校英文報(bào)寫一篇文章介紹這個(gè)活動(dòng)，內(nèi)容包括：(1)活動(dòng)目的；(2)活動(dòng)內(nèi)容；(3)活動(dòng)意義。注意：(1)寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個(gè)左右；(2)可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié)，以使行文連貫。AWeekofEnglish____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

答案一、聽力選擇題1．【正確答案】B【聽力材料】W:Wherehaveyoubeen?Thebushasjustleft.M:I’msorryI’mlate,IwenttotheMcDonald’sbythecinemabecauseIthoughtthatwasourmeetingplace.Mymistake!Let’swaitforthenextbus.【聽力材料】W:Wherehaveyoubeen?Thebushasjustleft.M:I’msorryI’mlate,IwenttotheMcDonald’sbythecinemabecauseIthoughtthatwasourmeetingplace.Mymistake!Let’swaitforthenextbus.2．【正確答案】A【聽力材料】M:Hey,Sarah!Isthatanewbackpack?Itlooksreallystrong,justrightforourhikingtrip.W:You’reright!That’sactuallywhyIboughtitinthebrandstore.Ican’twaittoseehowitmanagestheweightonourlonghike.【聽力材料】M:Hey,Sarah!Isthatanewbackpack?Itlooksreallystrong,justrightforourhikingtrip.W:You’reright!That’sactuallywhyIboughtitinthebrandstore.Ican’twaittoseehowitmanagestheweightonourlonghike.3．【正確答案】C【聽力材料】W:Andy,stopwritingnow—thetestisover.M:Sorry,Ms.Murphy!IjustnoticedIforgottosignmyname.CanIquicklyadditbeforehandingin?【聽力材料】W:Andy,stopwritingnow—thetestisover.M:Sorry,Ms.Murphy!IjustnoticedIforgottosignmyname.CanIquicklyadditbeforehandingin?4．【正確答案】A【聽力材料】W:Great!Justrevisetheintroductionaswediscussed,andyourpaperwillbeexcellent.M:Okay,iftherearenootherproblems,I’llemailmypapertoyoulatertoday.【聽力材料】W:Great!Justrevisetheintroductionaswediscussed,andyourpaperwillbeexcellent.M:Okay,iftherearenootherproblems,I’llemailmypapertoyoulatertoday.5．【正確答案】C【聽力材料】M:ShouldweaskLawrenceifhe’dliketogoswimmingorplaytennistomorrow?W:Actually,Idon’tthinkhe’sintoeitherofthose—fishingismorehisthing.M:Ohright,goodpoint.Whydon’twejustaskhimifhe’dbeupforfishinginstead?W:Soundsgood.I’lltexthimnow.【聽力材料】M:ShouldweaskLawrenceifhe’dliketogoswimmingorplaytennistomorrow?W:Actually,Idon’tthinkhe’sintoeitherofthose—fishingismorehisthing.M:Ohright,goodpoint.Whydon’twejustaskhimifhe’dbeupforfishinginstead?W:Soundsgood.I’lltexthimnow.【正確答案】6．C7．B【聽力材料】W:WelcometotheArtStudio.HowcanIhelpyou?M:Hi,I’dliketogetsomeinformationaboutyourpaintingclasses.W:Sure!WehavepaintingclassesstartingonMarch1st.Theclassesrunforfourweeks,andwemeetonWednesdaysandSaturdaysfortwohourseachtime.M:Howmuchdotheclassescost?W:Thetotalcostis$120forallfourweeks,whichis$15foreachlesson.M:IsthereadiscountformembersoftheArtStudio?W:Yes,membersgeta50%discount.M:Thatsoundsgood.【聽力材料】W:WelcometotheArtStudio.HowcanIhelpyou?M:Hi,I’dliketogetsomeinformationaboutyourpaintingclasses.W:Sure!WehavepaintingclassesstartingonMarch1st.Theclassesrunforfourweeks,andwemeetonWednesdaysandSaturdaysfortwohourseachtime.M:Howmuchdotheclassescost?W:Thetotalcostis$120forallfourweeks,whichis$15foreachlesson.M:IsthereadiscountformembersoftheArtStudio?W:Yes,membersgeta50%discount.M:Thatsoundsgood.【正確答案】8．A9．C【聽力材料】W:Martin,isthegirlinthephotoyoursisterEmily?M:Yes,that’sher.ThisphotowastakeninThailandlastyear.W:Whatabeautifulpicture!Whodidshetravelwith?M:Shewentsightseeingwithherclassmates.Sheespeciallylovesthecleanbeachesthere.W:Isee.Oh,here’saphotoofherwithyourgrandparents,Ithink.M:Actually,no.That’saphotoofherwithtwoelderlypeoplewholivealoneinourneighborhood.She’spartofavolunteergroupandhelpstheelderlyinherretime.W:She’samazing!M:Shereallyis.I’dliketoshowyousomeofherdrawingsnext.Followme.【聽力材料】W:Martin,isthegirlinthephotoyoursisterEmily?M:Yes,that’sher.ThisphotowastakeninThailandlastyear.W:Whatabeautifulpicture!Whodidshetravelwith?M:Shewentsightseeingwithherclassmates.Sheespeciallylovesthecleanbeachesthere.W:Isee.Oh,here’saphotoofherwithyourgrandparents,Ithink.M:Actually,no.That’saphotoofherwithtwoelderlypeoplewholivealoneinourneighborhood.She’spartofavolunteergroupandhelpstheelderlyinherretime.W:She’samazing!M:Shereallyis.I’dliketoshowyousomeofherdrawingsnext.Followme.【正確答案】10．B11．B12．A【聽力材料】M:Whatareyourclassmatesintheinternationalschoollike?Tellmeaboutthem.W:Letmethink.ThereisagirlfromAmerica.HernameisAna.Shehaslongblackhairandalwaysworebrightclothes.Shewasalwaysjokingaroundandmadetheclassfun.M:WhataboutSarah?Youmentionedherbefore.W:Oh,yes!SarahisfromCanada.Shehascurlybrownhairandwasalwayssmiling.M:Whoelse?Anyniceboys?W:Well,thereisSamfromAustralia.Hehasshortdarkhairandisverytall.Samwasabitshybutreallysmart.HisbestfriendisMike,whocomesfromIndia.Ithinktheybecamefriendsbecausetheybothlikemath.Mikewasveryfriendlyandalwayshelpedotherswiththeirhomework.M:Doyouthinkyou’llseeanyofthemagainoneday?W:Ihopeso!Wehadagreattimetogether,andIreallymissthem!【聽力材料】M:Whatareyourclassmatesintheinternationalschoollike?Tellmeaboutthem.W:Letmethink.ThereisagirlfromAmerica.HernameisAna.Shehaslongblackhairandalwaysworebrightclothes.Shewasalwaysjokingaroundandmadetheclassfun.M:WhataboutSarah?Youmentionedherbefore.W:Oh,yes!SarahisfromCanada.Shehascurlybrownhairandwasalwayssmiling.M:Whoelse?Anyniceboys?W:Well,thereisSamfromAustralia.Hehasshortdarkhairandisverytall.Samwasabitshybutreallysmart.HisbestfriendisMike,whocomesfromIndia.Ithinktheybecamefriendsbecausetheybothlikemath.Mikewasveryfriendlyandalwayshelpedotherswiththeirhomework.M:Doyouthinkyou’llseeanyofthemagainoneday?W:Ihopeso!Wehadagreattimetogether,andIreallymissthem!【正確答案】13．C14．B15．A16．C【聽力材料】M:Hi,Emily!It’sgreattoseeyouhereinThailand!W:Yes,it’swonderfultomeetup.How’syourtripgoing?M:It’samazing!Thefoodisdeliciousandthesightsarebeautiful.ButIgotintoabitoftroubletoday.Igotatrafficticket.W:Ohno!Whathappened?Didyouspeedorrunaredlight?M:Well,Igotfinedonmywaytothemovietheater:IforgottodriveontheleftsideoftheroadhereinThailand.W:Yeah!WeAmericansareusedtodrivingontheright.That’sdefinitelyagoodlessontolearn.So,didyoumakeittothemovietheaterafterallthattrouble?M:Actually,Ireachedthecinemaontime,butafterdealingwiththeticket,Ijustdidn’tfeellikewatchingitanymore.AndthenIalmostgotlostonmywaybacktothehotel.W:Thatwasunfortunate!Well,maybewecanfindsomethingelsefuntodotonight.Whatdoyouthink?M