/浙江省諸暨市2025-2026學(xué)年高三上學(xué)期12月月考英語試題一、聽力選擇題1．Whoisthelittlegirl?A．Thewoman’ssister. B．Thewoman’sniece. C．Thewoman’sdaughter2．Whycannotthespeakersattendthemeeting?A．Theyfinditrescheduled.B．Theycannotmakeitthere.C．Theyareengagedotherwise.3．WhatwillthemanaskSamtodo?A．Tocontactthewoman.B．Tocallhimback.C．Tofixhiscomputer.4．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Inarestaurant. B．Inahotel. C．Inanoffice.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Afilm. B．Anactor. C．Abook.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatwillthewomandoonthe21st?A．Gotothecoast. B．Worklonghours. C．Receivesometraining.7．Whatdoyouknowaboutthewomanasforvoluntarywork?A．Sheisagreenhand. B．Sheisn’tkeenonit. C．Sheiswellexperienced.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8．Howoftendoesthemangototheschooltheaterclub?A．Everyevening. B．Onceaweek. C．Twiceamonth.9．What’sthewoman’sopiniononthecity?A．It’snoisy. B．It’scolorful. C．It’scrowded.10．Wheredoestheman’sproblemwithhiscitylifelie?A．Inrecreation. B．Inadaptation. C．Insocialization.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。11．Whatisthemantryingtodo?A．Applyforaposition.B．Findtheregistrationplace.C．Filloutsomepaperwork.12．Whatdifficultydoesthemanruninto?A．Hedoesn’tknowwhotoreportto.B．Hedidn’ttakethepaperworkalong.C．HehasnoideawhereHancockis.13．Whatwillthemandoaftertheconversation?A．Parkhiscar. B．Loadtheship. C．FindMs.Hancock.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。14．Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A．Howtomakefriends.B．Howtohostmeetings.C．Howtomakeateam.15．Whydoesthewomanhaveasmallcircleoffriends?A．Shetakesnointerestinschoolsports.B．Shejustputsintimeonherstudies.C．Shetendstoshyawayfrommeetings.16．Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?A．Signupforasport. B．Studywiththeman. C．Joinastudyclub.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．Whatisthespeakersharingwithus?A．WaystospendSaturdaymornings.B．Storiesconcerningpocketmoney.C．Hisgoodolddayswithhisbrother.18．WhatwasMrs.Bartlett’sattitudetochildren?A．Patient. B．Generous. C．Dismissive.19．HowdidBernardfinallygetsweets?A．Bygivinguphiscards.B．BycomplainingtoMum.C．Bystealingthecollection.20．Howdoyoufindthespeaker’smemories?A．Bitter. B．Fond. C．Fading.二、閱讀理解JointheArtificialIntelligenceSummerSchoolatOxfordSummerCoursesAtOxfordSummerCourses,wearecommittedtonurturing(培養(yǎng))curiousyoungmindsinthefieldofAI.Tailoredforages16-17,ouruniqueAIsummerschoolexperienceencouragesindependentthinkingwithinaninclusivecommunity,hostedintheheartofCambridge.WhyStudyArtificialIntelligenceinCambridge?Cambridgeisagloballyfamousplaceforinnovationandtechnology,makingitanidealsettingforstudyingArtificialIntelligence.Hometosomeofthebrightestmindsandcutting-edgeresearch,thecityprovidesastimulatingenvironmentforstudentseagertoexplorethefutureoftechnology.TheAIcourseinCambridgecombinestheoryandpracticalapplication,encouragingstudentstoengagewithreal-worldchallengesandtechnologicaladvancements.StudentswillalsohavethechancetoexploreCambridge’siconiclandmarks,gaininginspirationfromitsrichacademiclegacy.HowAretheCoursesStructured?TheArtificialIntelligencecourseinCambridgeisatwo-weekprogramfilledwithinteractivelessons,codingchallenges,andgroupprojects.Eachdaypresentsnewopportunitiestoexploremachine,networkanddesign.Tutorstailorthecurriculumtosuitstudents’interestsandlearninggoals,ensuringadynamicandengagingexperience.Bytheendofthecourse,studentswillhavebuiltfoundationalAIskillsandgainedinsightsintohowAItechnologiesareshapingtheworld.HowtoApply?Applyingiseasy.Clickthelinkattachedbelow.Chooseyourcoursebyselectingthesubject,location,dates,andaccommodation.Provideyourpersonalandschoolinformation,includingashortpersonalstatementaboutwhyyou’dbeagreatfit.Reviewandsubmityourapplication.Aftersubmission,ouradmissionsteamwillreviewyourdetails,andyou’llhearbackwithin2-3days.ApplynowtojoinusatOxfordSummerCourses21．Whoisthecoursetargetedat?A．AI-curiousteenagers. B．Professionalengineers.C．Tech-addictedpupils. D．Innovativeresearchers.22．Whatmakesthetwo-weekprogramdistinctive?A．Itsconventionalcurricula. B．Thelecture-basedprojects.C．Students’fullengagement. D．Itsfree-of-chargeadmission.23．Whereisthetextmostprobablytakenfrom?A．Asciencemagazine. B．Aresearchinstitute.C．Anacademicjournal. D．Aneducationwebsite.Mostpeoplecelebratetheir80thbirthdaywithcakeandcandles.BettyKellenbergercelebratedhersbymakinghistory.TheMichigannativerecentlybecametheoldestwomanevertohiketheentireAppalachianTrail—asurprising2,200-miledifficultwalkthatstretchesacross14states,withclimbsanddescentsequaltoclimbingMountEverest16times.“Youseeincrediblepartsofourcountry,thingsthatyouwouldn’tseeotherwise,”saidKellenberger.“Somuchwildlife.It’sjustbeautiful.”KellenbergergrewuponafarminHowell,whereherfascinationwiththefamousfootpathbegan.Foryears,shedreamedabouthikingthetrailfromGeorgiatoMaine,butlifeneverallowedforthesix-monthcommitmentitrequired.Eventually,sherealizedthatnothingwasholdingherback—soin2024,shetookherfirststepsonwhatwouldbecometheadventureofalifetime.Thejourneywasn’teasy.Alongtheway,Kellenbergerfaceddehydration(脫水),falls,andevendisease.ItwasalsointerruptedbyHurricaneHelene,whichtorethroughtheeasternUnitedStatesandforcedhertopauseatthesouthernVirginiaborder.Determinedtofinish,shereroutednorthandcontinuedinthespringof2025,bravingNewEngland’srockyterrainuntiltheveryend.Whenshefinallyreachedtheendofthetrail,theemotionshithard.“Soyou’reabasketcase,”shelaughed.“Youhavesomanyemotionsbecauseyou’reexcitedaboutfinishing.Iwasreallylookingforwardtosaying,‘Iamdone.’Butyoualsoknowyou’regoingtomissthisbigtime.You’renotgoingtohavewhatyouhaveoutonthattrail.Thatpeace,thetranquility.”ShedescribedMaineandNewHampshireasthetougheststretches—butalsothemostrewarding.Now,aftermonthsofhikingthroughrain,heat,andhardship,Kellenbergersaysshe’sinthebestshapeofherlife.24．Whathistorydid80-year-oldKellenbergermake?A．Shelivedaslongalifeas80years. B．Shespentalifetimeexploring.C．SheclimbedMountEverestallalone. D．Shemadealongtoughjourney.25．Whatdoesthethirdparagraphindicate?A．Thehikingwasherlong-helddream. B．Shewasanaturalsportsenthusiast.C．Hercelebrationwasonelikenoother. D．Herdifficultlifekilledherpursuit.26．Whatcanweinferfromparagraph5?A．Hersuccesswasincomparable. B．Itwasaonce-in-a-lifetimechance.C．Theexperienceblewheraway. D．Shehadn’texpectedtheoutcome.27．WhichwordbestdescribesKellenbergerfromherepisode?A．Self-centered. B．Emotional. C．Long-lived. D．Adventurous.Fordecades,environmentalsciencefocusedonidentifyingisolated(孤立的)problemsandtheirdirectfixes.However,asignificantshiftisnowdefiningthefield:researchersaremovingfromalinear(線性的)viewtounderstandingtheEarthasacomplex,interconnectedsystem.Thisnewfundamentalchangerevealsthatwell-intentionedactionscanhaveunintendedconsequences,makingthepathtosustainabilityfarmorenuanced(復(fù)雜).Themostconvincingevidenceforthisshiftcomesfromresearchonclimatefeedbackloops.Forinstance,scientistshavediscoveredthataswesuccessfullyreduceairpollution,wealsodecreasethereflectiveaerosols(氣溶膠)thatoncesubtlycooledtheplanet.This“unmasking”effectaccelerateswarming,revealingthefullforceofgreenhousegases.Similarly,thealarmingmeltofpermafrost(永凍土)isnotjustasignofwarming;itisapowerfuldriver,releasingvaststoresofmethaneandcarbondioxideinaself-reinforcingcycle.Thissystemicthinkingextendstoproposedsolutions.Theconceptofplantingtreesasasimplecarbonsinkisnowexaminedcarefully.Researchshowsthatlarge-scaleafforestationinthewronglocationscanreducetheEarth’sreflectivity,absorbmoreheat,anddisturblocalwatercycles,potentiallynegatingthecarbonbenefits.Thefocushasthereforeswitchedtoecosystem-specificrestorationandacomprehensivemanagementofnaturalcarbonstocks.Ultimately,thecentralinsightofmodernenvironmentalresearchisthattherearenosilverbullets.Thechallengeisnolongerjustaboutinventingcleanertechnologiesbutaboutmanagingcomplexsystems.Thenewfrontierisunderstandingtheseinterconnectionstodesignresilientstrategiesthatworkwiththeplanet’ssystems,notagainstthem.28．Whatdotheexamplesinparagraph2serveas?A．Theconsequencescaused. B．Thelikelihoodofthechange.C．Thesolidproofoftheshift. D．Theprospectofsustainability.29．Whatshouldsolutionstonaturalcarbonstocksbebasedon?A．Preciselocations. B．Systemicthinking.C．Localwatercycles. D．Greenhousegases.30．Whatdoestheauthormeanbysaying“nosilverbullets”?A．Thesituationisworsening. B．Itisachallengelikeneverbefore.C．Thereisnosinglesolution. D．Researchworkisfarfromperfect.31．Whatisthemostsuitabletitleforthearticle?A．AHarmoniousEco-systemisYettoArriveB．FromSimpleSolutionstoSystemicThinkingC．SustainableDevelopmentisFinallyinSightD．One-size-fits-allApproachesareHeretoStayAccordingtoanewstudy,menaroundtheworldhavegainedheightandweighttwiceasfastaswomenoverthepastcentury,drivinggreaterdifferencesbetweenthesexes.“We’reseeinginsightsintohowsexualselectionhasshapedthemaleandfemalebodyandhowimprovedenvironments,intermsoffoodandalowerburdenofdisease,havefreedusfromourshackles(束縛),”saidProfLewisHalseyattheUniversityofRoehampton.HalseyandhiscolleaguesuseddatafromtheWorldHealthOrganization,overseasauthoritiesandUKrecordstoseehowheightandweighthavechangedwithlivingconditions.Thelatterwasmeasuredbythehumandevelopmentindex(HDI),ascorebasedonlifeexpectancy,timeineducationandpercapitaincome,whichrangesfromzerotoone.Analysisofrecordsfromdozensofcountriesfoundthatforevery0.2pointincreaseinHDI,womenwereonaverage1.7cmtallerand2.7kgheavier,whilemenwere4cmtallerand6.5kgheavier.Thissuggeststhataslivingconditionsimprove,bothheightandweightincrease,butmorethantwiceasfastinmenthanwomen.WritinginBiologyLettersinastudytitled“Thesexyandpowerfulmalebody:men’sheightandweightarecondition-dependent,sexuallyselectedtraits(特性)”,thescientistssupposethatwomen’ssexualpreferencesmayhavefuelledatrendfortaller,moremuscularmenwhoarebelievedtobebetterabletodefendtheirpartnersandoffspringagainstothers.Thefindingsbuildonpreviousworkthatfoundwomenwanttallermenmorethanmenwantshorterwomen.But,whiletallerpeopletendtoearnmore,theyarealsomorelikelytodevelopvariouscancers,possiblybecausetheyhavemorecellsthatcanaccumulatemutations(突變)whichleadtothedisease.MichaelWilson,professorofecology,evolutionandbehaviourattheUniversityofMinnesota,saidthefasterincreaseinmaleheightandweightwas“striking”.Hesaiditwasconsistentwithalong-standingideathatfemalesare“themoreecologicallyrestricted”sexbecauseofthedemandsofreproduction,particularlyinmammals(哺乳動物)wheregeneratingandnursingare“energeticallyexpensive”.32．Whatdifferencesbetweenthesexesdothefindingsinvolve?A．Nutritionandhealth. B．Heightandweight.C．Schoolingandincome. D．Genderandgrowth.33．Whatdidthestudyfocuson?A．Thecontributorstotheincrease. B．Theapproachtothephenomenon.C．Theconsequencesofthechange. D．Thetrendofhumandevelopment.34．Whatismainlytalkedaboutinparagraph6?A．Thebenefitsofgrowingathletic. B．Thepreferencesforpartners.C．Thecausesofdevelopingcancer. D．Thedownsidesofbeingtall.35．Whyistheincreaseinfemaleheightandweightlessstriking?A．Womenprioritizehealthoverheight. B．Women’sbiologicalroledominatesit.C．Malestendtochooseshorterwomen. D．Theyfallvictimtosomewrongideas.KeepSkinCancerAtBay“Youhaveskincancer.”Noonewantstohearsuchscarywords.Andunfortunately,thenumberofthosewhohearthemjustkeepsrising.TheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO)estimatesglobalcancerrateswillincrease77percentby2050.36Byadoptingafewhealthyhabitsandmakingsmartchoices,peoplecanreducetheirriskofdevelopingskincancer.OneofthemostimportantwaysistolimityourexposuretoUVraysfromthesun.UVraysarestrongestbetween10a.m.and4p.m.,soit’sbesttostayindoorsorintheshadeduringthesehours.Ifyouhavetobeinthesun,wearprotectiveclothing.37Thesemeasurescanshelteryoufromharmfulradiationandpreventsunburn,whichisamajorriskfactorforskincancer.38Chooseatypewithasunprotectionfactorofatleast30.ItshouldprotectagainstbothkindsofUVraysthatcausedamagetoyourskin.Applyittoallexposedskin,includingyourface,neck,earsandhands,evenoncloudydays.Putitoneverytwohoursormoreoftenifyou’reswimmingorsweating.Regularskinchecksarealsokeyinthepreventionofskincancer.Itisvitaltoexamineyourskinonceamonthforspots,moles(痣)orgrowths.Beonthelookoutforchangesinsize,shapeorcolor.Watchformolesthathaveonesidethatisdifferentfromtheother.39Ifamoleisbiggerthanapencileraseroritsappearanceischanging,consultaskindoctorimmediately.Healthyskinisbeautiful.40A．Lookatthesize,too.B．Beautyisonlyskindeep.C．SunglassesthatblockUVraysarealsoamust.D．Protectingitisoneofthebestthingsyoucando.E．Youareboundtobefreefromanyskinproblemsmentioned.F．Usingsunscreenisanotherimportantwaytoprotectyourskin.G．Butthegoodnewsisthatit’salsooneoftheeasiesttoprevent.三、完形填空Iwasapainfullyshybookworm,hidingbehindthicknovelstoavoidconversation.Mysecretshelterwasthedustytown41.Onerainyafternoon,IwatchedinhorrorasoldMr.Clark,thelibrarian,awkwardly42atoweringpileofbooks.TheancientOxfordEnglishDictionary,thelibrary’scrownjewel,43fromhisgraspandlandedinadeeppuddle(小水坑)witha44splash(濺潑聲).Whileeveryonecriedinshock,I45withoutasecondthought.Iracedoutside,scoopedup(撿起)thedrippinggiant,and46ittothecounter.“Weneedpapertowels47!”Iinstructed,myvoicesurprisingly48.“Andsomeonecallabookconservator!”Tomy49,theylistened.Forthenexthour,IdirectedtherescueoperationwithknowledgeI’d50fromreadingaboutbookpreservation.Thedictionary51.Mr.Clarklatertoldme,“Youweren’tjustsavingabooktoday.Youwere52.”Thatwetdictionarytaughtmethatcourageisn’ttheabsenceoffear,butthestrong53thatsomethingelsemattersmore.My54,Idiscovered,wasthereallalong—itjustneededtheright55tobeheard.41．A．hall B．library C．mall D．museum42．A．read B．printed C．handled D．published43．A．slipped B．originated C．departed D．disappeared44．A．sickening B．a(chǎn)ppealing C．pressing D．freezing45．A．left B．rose C．screamed D．a(chǎn)cted46．A．shifted B．fixed C．rushed D．a(chǎn)ttached47．A．frequently B．immediately C．a(chǎn)dmittedly D．relatively48．A．firm B．flat C．thrilled D．a(chǎn)wed49．A．frustration B．satisfaction C．disappointment D．a(chǎn)stonishment50．A．borrowed B．a(chǎn)bsorbed C．removed D．made51．A．bombed B．emerged C．survived D．existed52．A．leading B．a(chǎn)cting C．growing D．reacting53．A．explanation B．proof C．information D．belief54．A．proposal B．voice C．opinion D．a(chǎn)mbition55．A．position B．venue C．person D．moment四、語法填空閱讀下面材料，在空白處填入適當(dāng)?shù)膬?nèi)容(1個單詞)或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Forpeoplewithhearingloss,clearcommunicationcanseemlikeadistantdream.However,advancementsintechnologyareeliminatingthisbarrier.TranscribeGlass,awearabledevice,cantranslate56(speak)wordsintotextdisplayedonatranrent(透明的)screendirectlyintheuser’sfieldofvision.Thisinnovationenablesthosewithhearing57(disability)tofullyengageinconversations.Captioning(字幕)softwareoncellphonesalreadyavailablecanbeahelpful58(opt),butithaslimitations.Usersoftenhavetoconstantlyglancedownatthephonescreen,59(interrupt)eyecontactandthenaturalflowofinteractionwiththespeaker.TranscribeGlassdifferssignificantly60cellphonecaptioningsoftware.Thisdeviceiscompletelyhands-free.Itoffers61distraction-freeexperiencebecausepeoplenolongerneedtoshiftfocusbetweentheconversationandtheirphone.Indoingso,TranscribeGlassallowsfora62(deep)connectionwiththespeaker.TranscribeGlass63(distinguish)itselfwithitsadvancedfunctionalityanduser-friendliness.Traditionalreal-timecaptioningsolutionscanrestrictbothusersandspeakersbyrequiringspeakers64(stay)closetoamicrophone.TranscribeGlass,ontheotherhand,canensureclearcommunicationeveninchallengingacousticsettingsforthereason65itcanpickupaudiofromadistance,evenfromacrossalecturehall.WithTranscribeGlass,clearandeffortlesscommunicationisfinallywithinreach.五、書信寫作66．請結(jié)合你參與社會實(shí)踐活動的經(jīng)歷給校英文報(bào)供稿，分享你的見解，內(nèi)容要點(diǎn)包括：1．闡述活動意義；2．提出實(shí)施建議。注意：1．詞數(shù)80左右；2．請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。UnlockGrowthThroughSocialPractice____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、書面表達(dá)67．閱讀下面短文，根據(jù)所給情節(jié)進(jìn)行續(xù)寫，使之構(gòu)成一個完整的故事。Afteralongdayridingonthefarm,Jorgereturnedtothehouse.Hismother,Melissa,greetedhim,lookingupset.“IhavereceivedanofferfromMr.SomersettosellthefarmtoEco-ToursInternational,”Melissabegan.“I’vealwayshopedtokeepthefarm.Sadly,we’relosingmoneybecausethelandisovergrazed(過度放牧).”Jorge’sheartdropped.Heaskediftheyhadtodeciderightnow.“Twoweeks,”Melissareplied.“We’llfindananswer,”Jorgesaid,tryingtosoundoptimistic.ThenextfewdayswerefilledwiththehardestworkJorgehadeverdone.Heherdedsheep,fixedfencing,Intheevenings,hewouldsitwithhismother,excitedlytellingherallhelearnedonthefarm.Butwhenhewasdone,sadnesswouldfillhisheart.Hedidn’tyetknowhowtosavethefarm.Onthefourthday,Jorgecameacrossaguanaco(原駝)withitslegstuckinthefence.Jorgekneltbesideittohelp,reachingoutwithapairofwirecutters.“Thesearewildanimals,”Jorgethought.“Theydon’tunderstandfences.Intheolddays,hismotheroncetoldhim,therewerenofences.Theflock(羊群)grazedalloverthemountain.Itwashardertoprotectthesheep,butatleasttherewasalwaysenoughgrass.”Watchingtheguanacolimpingaway,Jorgefellsilent.Somethingchurnedinhismind(心煩),buthecouldn’tfigureoutwhatitwasexactly.TwodaysbeforeMr.Somersetwasduetoreturn,Jorgewasoutonahorseseekingoutasheepthathadwanderedaway.Afterawhile,hespottedherontheothersideofthatfence.Asheapproached,heinstantlyunderstoodwhatattractedherout--thegreengrass.Thoughtfully,helookedattherichpastures(草場)beyond.Jorgemanagedtogetthesheepinandwasabouttoleavewhenhenoticedasuddenmovement.Apuma(美洲獅)stoodonaflatrock,staringathim.Jorgealmostfeltsorryfortheskinnybeast.“Itmustbehungry,”Jorgesaidquietly.“Thechangestothelandaffectusall.”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。Onthewayback,Jorgehadapictureinhismind.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ThencamethedaywhenMr.Somersetreturned.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

答案一、聽力選擇題1．【正確答案】B【聽力材料】M:HiHelen,Isawyouyesterdaywithalovelylittlegirlatthemarket.Yourdaughter?W:No,she’smysister’sdaughter.She’sjustvisitingandwillbestayingwithusforacoupleofdays.2．【正確答案】C【聽力材料】W:Areyougoingtoattendthemeetingattwo?It’llbeginsoon.M:No,Ican’t.Ihaveanimportantreporttowriteandithastobehandedinbyfour.W:Ican’teither.Ihaveavisitingcustomeratthree.【聽力材料】W:Areyougoingtoattendthemeetingattwo?It’llbeginsoon.M:No,Ican’t.Ihaveanimportantreporttowriteandithastobehandedinbyfour.W:Ican’teither.Ihaveavisitingcustomeratthree.3．【正確答案】C【聽力材料】M:HeyRose,sorrytobotheryou.There’ssomethingwrongwithmycomputerandIwanttocallSamforhelp.Canyougivemehisnewphonenumber?W:Sure.【聽力材料】M:HeyRose,sorrytobotheryou.There’ssomethingwrongwithmycomputerandIwanttocallSamforhelp.Canyougivemehisnewphonenumber?W:Sure.4．【正確答案】B【聽力材料】M:Hello,thisisEricGarmentinroom317.Ican’tfindmycellphone.IsitpossibleIleftitonthecounterafterIcheckedin?W:Waitaminute,I’llcheckthelostandfoundboxforyou.M:Iwouldappreciatethat.W:Sorry,Idon’tseeithere.I’lltelltherestofthestafftokeepaneyeoutforit.I’msureitwillturnup.【聽力材料】M:Hello,thisisEricGarmentinroom317.Ican’tfindmycellphone.IsitpossibleIleftitonthecounterafterIcheckedin?W:Waitaminute,I’llcheckthelostandfoundboxforyou.M:Iwouldappreciatethat.W:Sorry,Idon’tseeithere.I’lltelltherestofthestafftokeepaneyeoutforit.I’msureitwillturnup.5．【正確答案】A【聽力材料】W:Thestoryconfusedmeabit.M:Yes,Ifounditabitconfusingtoo,andit’smuchtoolong.W:You’reright.Theleadingactorwasgood,though.【聽力材料】W:Thestoryconfusedmeabit.M:Yes,Ifounditabitconfusingtoo,andit’smuchtoolong.W:You’reright.Theleadingactorwasgood,though.【正確答案】6．C7．A【聽力材料】M:SoAlice,whendoyoubegin?W:Istartonthe21st.I’mhopingtohurrytothecoastbeforeI’mtoobusy.M:Idon’tblameyou.You’regoingtobeworkinglonghoursandyoushouldgetalittlerestbeforeitallstarts.W:Wedon’tactuallystartworkingonthefirstday,butthere’sgoingtobesomehardtraining.Allnewvolunteersarerequiredtocomplete10daysoftraining,soIdowanttogetalittleplaytimebeforethat.M:Training?Ididn’trealizeyou’dneedtodothat.W:Oh,absolutely.Wehaveclassesinthemorningandthenwe’repairedwithexperiencedvolunteersintheafternoontolearnthepracticalwork.【聽力材料】M:SoAlice,whendoyoubegin?W:Istartonthe21st.I’mhopingtohurrytothecoastbeforeI’mtoobusy.M:Idon’tblameyou.You’regoingtobeworkinglonghoursandyoushouldgetalittlerestbeforeitallstarts.W:Wedon’tactuallystartworkingonthefirstday,butthere’sgoingtobesomehardtraining.Allnewvolunteersarerequiredtocomplete10daysoftraining,soIdowanttogetalittleplaytimebeforethat.M:Training?Ididn’trealizeyou’dneedtodothat.W:Oh,absolutely.Wehaveclassesinthemorningandthenwe’repairedwithexperiencedvolunteersintheafternoontolearnthepracticalwork.【正確答案】8．B9．A10．B【聽力材料】W:Whatdoyoudointheevening,John?M:IgototheschooltheaterclubeveryTuesdayevening.Therestoftheweek,Iusuallystayhome.Idon’tlikethecityverymuch.W:Whydon’tyoulikethecity?M:BeforeImovedhere,Ilivedinavillage.Iknewallthepeopleinmyneighborhood.W:Lifeisdifferentinthecity.M:Iknow,butthevillagewasquietandtherewasonlyalittletraffic.Ihatethenoiseandthebusyroadshere.W:SodoI.Ilivenearabusyroad.Sometimesthenoisekeepsmeawakeatnight.M:Ihatecrossingtheroadthemost.Therearebikes,motorbikes,andcarscomingfromeverydirection.Theyreallyscareme.【聽力材料】W:Whatdoyoudointheevening,John?M:IgototheschooltheaterclubeveryTuesdayevening.Therestoftheweek,Iusuallystayhome.Idon’tlikethecityverymuch.W:Whydon’tyoulikethecity?M:BeforeImovedhere,Ilivedinavillage.Iknewallthepeopleinmyneighborhood.W:Lifeisdifferentinthecity.M:Iknow,butthevillagewasquietandtherewasonlyalittletraffic.Ihatethenoiseandthebusyroadshere.W:SodoI.Ilivenearabusyroad.Sometimesthenoisekeepsmeawakeatnight.M:Ihatecrossingtheroadthemost.Therearebikes,motorbikes,andcarscomingfromeverydirection.Theyreallyscareme.【正確答案】11．B12．C13．C【聽力材料】M:Hi,mynameisMarcus.Iwassentovertohelpfillinforsomeoneintheshippingdepartment.I’mnotsurewheretogo.W:Thatdepends.You’reprobablysupposedtoreporttoeitherMr.JohnsonattheloadingareaorMs.Hancockoverinthegoodshouse.M:AccordingtothepaperworkIhave,I’msupposedtoreporttoMs.Hancock.WouldyoubeabletodirectmetowhereIcanfindher?W:Sure.Youneedtogobackoutthestoreandthenacrosstheparkinglot.Thegoodshouseisjustbehindit.It’sabluebuilding.【聽力材料】M:Hi,mynameisMarcus.Iwassentovertohelpfillinforsomeoneintheshippingdepartment.I’mnotsurewheretogo.W:Thatdepends.You’reprobablysupposedtoreporttoeitherMr.JohnsonattheloadingareaorMs.Hancockoverinthegoodshouse.M:AccordingtothepaperworkIhave,I’msupposedtoreporttoMs.Hancock.WouldyoubeabletodirectmetowhereIcanfindher?W:Sure.Youneedtogobackoutthestoreandthenacrosstheparkinglot.Thegoodshouseisjust