/重慶市部分區(qū)縣學(xué)校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．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Neighbors. B．Workmates. C．Classmates.2．Whatisthemanprobably?A．Asalesassistant. B．Ashopowner. C．Afoodwriter.3．Whydoesthewomancalltheman?A．Tolearnart. B．Tosharesomenews. C．Toaskaboutapicture.4．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Abook. B．Ahistorian. C．Anexam.5．Whatwillthewomanhelpdo?A．Boilsomewater. B．Dothegardening. C．Cookthemeal.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6．Howoftendoesthewomangoswimming?A．Onceaweek. B．Twiceaweek. C．Twiceamonth.7．Whatdoesthemanremindthewomantodo?A．Dooutdoorsports. B．Applyformembership. C．Askaboutthediscount.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8．WhydidthewomanwanttoruntheJungleUltra?A．Tocarryoutresearch. B．Toseetherainforests. C．Totakesomepictures.9．Whatmadethewomanfeelmostscared?A．Gettinginjured. B．Losingherway. C．Seeingatiger.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。10．Whatistheman'snewbookmainlyabout?A．TheuseofAIinjournalism.B．AIinnovationsinmedicine.C．EducationandAItechnology.11．WhydoesthemanuseAI?A．Tocheckfacts. B．Toobtaindata. C．Towritecomments.12．HowdoesthemanfeelaboutpicturesproducedbyAI?A．Satisfied. B．Embarrassed. C．Disappointed.13．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Downloadanapp. B．Receiveapolitician. C．IntroduceanAItool.聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。14．Whoorganizedthecompetition?A．Theschools. B．Thegovernment. C．TheTVstation.15．Whatdidthewoman'sgrandmotherliketodomostatweekends?A．Createpaintings. B．Dobaking. C．Gowalking.16．WhatdidthewomandolastFriday?A．Shewentforapicnic.B．Sheenteredacompetition.C．Shemadeabirthdaycake.17．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A．Sheboughtanoven. B．Shewillstartabusiness. C．Sheisahighschoolstudent.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。18．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Chairingameeting. B．Givingapresentation. C．Hostingaprogram.19．Whatdoesthespeaker’spresentworkinvolve?A．Deliveringfoodtotheelderly.B．Organizingtripsforchildren.C．Workingonanartproject.20．Howdoesthespeakersoundintheend?A．Confident. B．Anxious. C．Humorous.二、閱讀理解Travelhasalwaysbeenahugepartofourlives.Itshapesourconversations,guidesourchoices,andcreatesmemoriesthatstaywithuslongafterthejourneyends.Herearethetopfourforourkids.IcelandYesit'sanexpensivedestination,buttherearewaystokeepcostsdown-suchasbringingfoodwithyouontheplanefromhome,visitingoffseason(suchastheOctoberhalfterm),visitingthefreeactivities(therearelotsofthem),self-driving,swimmingingeothermalpools,ridinghorses,whalewatchingandwalkinginsideaglacier.VietnamWespent45daystravellingthecountryfromsouthtonorth.Theovernightsleepertrainwasaparticularhighlight:sharingsnacks,playinggames,andfallingasleeptotherhythmoftherails.FranceFrancehasthebestcampsitesforfamiliesintheworld-they'rewellmaintained,andoftenwithaswimmingpool,bakery,andrestaurant(s)onsite.Plusthereisalwaysagoodcycletrackfromthecampsitetoleadyoutoachateau,beachorquietlittlevillage.Andthenthere'sthefood.MalaysiaAsafamily,we'veexploredthejungletrailsofPenangNationalPark,spottedwildmonkeysinBorneo,swuminKualaLumpur'sepicrooftoppools,hoppedaroundtheislandsofLangkawionaspeedboat,andbeenwhitewaterraftingnearIpoh.Malaysiamakestraveleasywithkids.It'salsobeenagreatplacefortheboystogrowtheirindependenceandengagingwithamixofculturesthatmakeeverydaylifefeellikealessoningeographyandglobalcitizenship.21．Wherecanyouseewhales?A．Iceland B．Vietnam C．France D．Malaysia22．WhatisacharacteristicofFrance?A．Ithasgreatcampingfacilities. B．Itfeatureslotsofwildanimals.C．Theservicesthereareexpensive. D．Ittakesalongtimetotravelthere.23．WhatcankidsgetfromtravellinginMalaysia?A．Gameexperiences. B．Delicioussnacks.C．Quietnessofnature. D．Usefulknowledge.ThomasMoran,afamouspainterinthe19thcentury,playedanimportantroleintheestablishmentofAmericannationalparks.HisvividpaintingsbroughtthesplendoroftheextraordinarylandscapesbeforetheeyesofAmericanpeople,thussettingthestagefortheregionstobewidelyrecognizedandofficiallyestablishedasnationalparks.MorancametotheUnitedStatesatage7withhisfamilyandsettledinPhiladelphia.TheycamefromnorthwestEngland,theblackenedheartoftheIndustrialRevolution:Itsmainstreetwas”adark,unattractivehole”andtheriverrunningthroughitwasastringofdirtywater.ThatwasallthenaturethatMoranknew.Moranbeganpaintingbyage15,inspiredbythelandscapepaintingsoftheBritishmasterJ.M.W.Turner.TherewasplentyoflandscapeforhimtopaintinAmerica,muchdifferentfromhishometown.Showinggreattalentinpainting,Moranwassoonhiredasanillustratoratscribner’sMonthly,andlaterappointedchiefillustratorbyage34.In1871,hewasappointedtoillustrateTheWondersofYellowstone,astorybyNathanielP.Langford,whohadparticipatedinanexpeditiontoYellowstone.CaptivatedbytheutterlyfantasticsightsLangforddescribed,Moranbecameeagertoseethisoddterritoryforhimself.In1871MoranjoinedthefirstUSgovernmentsurveyoftheYellowstoneregionwithphotographerWilliamHenryJackson.Fortwoweekshefilledhissketchbookwiththelandscape’smoststunningsights.Moran’swatercolors—thefirstcolorartworkofthearea—aswellasJackson’sphotosandthesurveyresultswerepresentedtotheCongress.HispowerfulimagesofYellowstonefiredtheimaginationofCongressmembers.InMarch1872,lawmakersofficiallymadeYellowstoneanationalpark,theworld’sfirst.BeforeMoranarrived,Yellowstoneinthepopularimaginationwasaharsh,wildplacewithhotwaterandsteamcomingoutofhellishholesintheground.Sincethepainter’sworkappeared,YellowstoneNationalParkhascometobeknownasapicturesquewonderland.BythetimeMorandied,hehadpaintedadozenotherareasthatwouldbecomenationalparksormonuments.24．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．Hownationalparksaroundtheworldwereestablished.B．HowYellowstone’snaturalfeatureswereformed.C．WhyMoran’sfamilymovedtotheUnitedStates.D．WhyMoranstartedpaintingYellowstone.25．Whydoestheauthoruse”theblackenedheart”inparagraph2todescribeMoran’shometown?A．Theplacewasseverelypolluted.B．Thetownwasfilledwithdarkenedholes.C．Thereweremanyevil-heartedindustryowners.D．Thelaborersmostlyworedarkanddirtyuniforms.26．WhichofthefollowingstatementsistrueabouttheYellowstoneNationalPark?A．ItsestablishmentwasproposedbyLangford.B．Americansknewlittleaboutitsbeautybeforethe1870s.C．Thegovernmentprojectwasstartedduetoitsrichnaturalresources.D．ItwastheonlynationalparkestablishedbecauseofMoran’sworks.27．Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A．scribner’sMonthlywasamagazinepromotingnationalparks.B．MoranhadvisitedYellowstonebeforehestartedpaintingitslandscapes.C．ColorphotoswerenotcommonwhenMoranstartedpaintingYellowstone.D．Watercolorwasthemostpopularformoflandscapepaintinginthe19thcentury.Typicallyfeaturingzombiesandserialkillers,horrormoviesaretoofrighteningtobefunforsomepeople.Butmanyothersenjoyagoodfear,andlineuptoseethelatestscarymovie.Giventhevariationsinpreferences,newstudieshavestartedtoshowthebenefitsandrisksofhorrormovies.Onebenefitofhorrormoviesrevolvesaroundtheconceptofso-called“safefear.”Whenwatchingafrighteningfilm,peopleareinthecomfortoftheirownhomeortheaterseatsratherthanunderthethreatofanyrealdanger.Inacontrolledenvironment,thesefilmsmayactuallyreducethenegativeimpactonviewersandhelpthembecometougher.Researchersbelievethatviewersarelearningvicariouslythisway,pickinguptipsonhowtohandlethreatsintherealworld.Inaddition,studiesshowthatthethrillandexcitementlinkedwithscaryfilmscanbehealthy:Itallowsviewerstoreleasebottled-upemotionsandexperienceasenseofreliefafterthemovieisover.ThisprobablyexplainswhyduringtheCOVID-19pandemic,horrorandpandemicthrillerswerethemost-watchedmoviesondigitalmovieapps.However,researchersalsofindthathorrormoviescanhavenegativeeffectsonsomepeople.Peoplewhoaremoresensitivetoanxietycanpanicafterviewingathriller.Forthosewithunpleasantexperiences,traumamaybetriggeredbythethemesandimagesinthemovies,whichcouldmaketheirsymptomsworse.Furthermore,watchinghorrormoviescandisturbsleeppatterns,asthefearandanxietytheycausemaykeeppeopleawakeallnight,thusleadingtoexhaustionandbadtemperthefollowingday.Finally,specialistswarnthatfrighteningfilmscanhaveanegativeimpactonchildren.Childrenunder14whowatchhorrormovieshaveagreaterchanceofdevelopinganxietylaterinadulthood.Worseyet,exposuretographicviolenceandbloodshedcanmakethemlesssensitivetoreal-lifeviolence.28．Whatfielddoesthepassagemainlycover?A．Psychology. B．Education. C．Philosophy. D．Communication.29．Whatdoestheauthormeanby“l(fā)earningvicariously”inthesecondparagraph?A．Makinginquirieswithoutreservation.B．Gainingknowledgethroughobservation.C．Acquiringinsightsbyface-to-faceinteraction.D．Obtaininginformationfrompersonalexperience.30．Whichofthefollowingstatementsabouthorrormoviescanbeinferredfromthepassage?A．horrormovielovershaveahigherchanceofviolentbehavior.B．Therearefarmorebenefitstohorrormoviesthandisadvantages.C．COVID-19wasanimportantsourceofinspirationforhorrormovies.D．Watchinghorrormoviesmayhavealong-termeffectonpersonality.31．Howdoestheauthordeveloptheideasinthispassage?A．Bydefiningandillustratingaconcept.B．Byshowingopposingviewsofanissue.C．Bypresentingcauseandeffectofaproblem.D．Byprovidingstepsforsettlingadisagreement.Thisweek,Amazonannounceditwouldcutthousandsofcorporatejobs.Thismadepeoplemoreworried:IsArtificialIntelligence(AI)takingworkers’jobs?Amazonisnottheonlyone.ManyU.S.companieshavesaidAIisonereasonfortheirlayoffs.ButsomeexpertsdoubtifAIshouldtakefullblame.TheyalsoquestionwhetherthesefamouslayoffsreallyshowhowAIaffectsjobs.MarthaGimbelfromYaleUniversitysaidusingexecutives’wordsduringlayoffstojudgeAI’simpactonjobsis“possiblytheworstway.”Shepointedoutthateachcompanyhasitsownsituation,andpeopleoverreacttosinglecompanies’newsbecausetheyfearAI’sfutureeffectonjobs.Someworkersfacemorerisks.Forexample,newcollegegraduatesanddatacentreemployeesaremorethreatenedbyAI.Astudyshowedthatsince2022,jobswithmoreAIusehavehadhigherunemploymentrates.ButMorganFrankfromtheUniversityofPittsburghfoundsomethingdifferent.WhenChatGPTlaunchedinNovember2022,onlyofficeandadministrativesupportworkerswereaffected.Theseworkersweremorelikelytolosetheirjobsinearly2023.However,computerandmathworkerssawnoobviouschange.Franksaidtechandadminworkersnowhaveahardertimefindingjobs,buthedoubtsAIistheonlyreason.BeforeandintheearlydaysoftheCOVID-19pandemic,Amazonandothertechcompanieshiredalotofpeople.Atthattime,theU.S.FederalReservekeptinterestratesnearlyzero.Expertssaidthislarge-scalehiringwouldleadtojobcutslater—andthishadnothingtodowiththerecentAIboom.WhenChatGPTcameout,theFederalReservestartedraisinginterestrates.Gimbelsaidpeoplethinkthisroundofjob-cuttalksisdifferentjustbecauseoftheword“AI.”Butsofar,thepatternofhiringandfiringislikenormalcompanybehavior,especiallyinthisstageoftheeconomiccycle.Sheaskedakeyquestion:Howwillhiringchangewhentheeconomygrowssteadilyagain?32．WhatmakesexpertsdoubtthelinkbetweenAIandrecentlayoffs?A．AIhasneveraffectedanyjobfields.B．Eachcompany’ssituationisunique.C．AllU.S.companieslieaboutthereasonforlayoffs.D．ThereisnotechnologytoproveAI’simpactonjobs.33．WhichgroupofworkerswasinfluencedbythelaunchofChatGPT?A．Newcollegegraduates. B．Datacentreemployees.C．Computerandmathworkers. D．Officeandadministrativesupportworkers.34．Whatdoweknowabouttechcompanies’hiringduringtheearlyCOVID-19pandemic?A．ItwasdrivenbythedevelopmentofAI.B．Ithelpedcompaniesavoidlayoffsinthefuture.C．ItledtolaterjobcutsthathadnothingtodowithAI.D．ItwasstoppedbytheFederalReserve’shighinterestrates.35．WhatfactordoesMarthaGimbelthinkmatters?A．AIdevelopment. B．Governmentcontrol.C．Economicstability. D．Officeperformance.HowtoHandleaMissedFlightThe“airporttheory”—arriving15minutesbeforetakeoff—iswrong:planeswillmostlikelyleavewithoutyou.Yetyoumightmissflightsduetounexpectedissueslikelongsecuritylinesorflattires.Here’showtofixit.36Call,usetheapp’schat,orfindacustomerservicedesk/gateagent.Thiscanstopyourwholeschedule(includingreturntrips)frombeingcanceled.Knowrebookingrules.Airlinesoftenrebookfreeifthey’reatfault(e.g.,delayedpriorflight),butyou’llpaymoreifyou’relate.Socheckoutairlinepolicies.37Downloadtheairlineapp,turnonnotifications,joinitsloyaltyprogram,oruseairlinelounges—thesehelpyourebookfaster,especiallyincrowds.Askforstandby(等退票)orchangetoanotherflight.Ifthenextflightisfull,requeststandby.38Check“flat-tirerule”.Forunforeseenissues(e.g.,cartrouble),askaboutthisunwrittenpolicy—airlinesmaybemoreforgiving.Putyourselfbeforeyourbags.Ifyoucheckedluggageonaflightbutdidn’tmakeitonboard,rebookfirst,thenhandleluggage.39AnAirTaginyourbaghelpstrackit.Staycalm.Patiencematters—staffaretryingtohelpyou.Getaholdofyourselfandtrytospeakcalmly.40A．Prepareinadvance.B．Contactyourairlinefast.C．Panicmakesitharderforthemtoassist.D．Airlinesholdbagsiftheyarriveearlierthanyou.E．Youcanaskforafreemealifthedelayistheairline’sfault.F．Callthepoliceandtrustthemtosolveyourproblemforyou.G．Ifnooptionsexist,askforabookingonanotherairlineorarefund.三、完形填空Beforecollege,Momtookmetothebank.Sheshowedmeheraccountbalance—only9,000yuan,thefamily’s41savings.Shewithdrew7,000yuanformytuitionandlivingcosts.Suddenly,Ifeltthe42ofpovertyonmyshoulders.Growingup,I’dlearnednottocomparewithpeersfinancially.Extracostsfelt43.Ineverjoinedclassoutings,andmyonly44wasrentingcheapmartialartnovels.Ioftenimaginedbeingaherointhosenovels,savingpeopleoutoftrouble.Butthatbankdaymademedeterminedtoeasemyfamily’sburden.Itookatuitionloan(貸款),savedmoneybyeatinglessmeat,anddidpart-timejobslikehandingoutflyers.Ievenbrokeupwithmygirlfriendbecauselong-distancecallswere45.Mostevenings,Istudiedaloneintheclassroom.Onenight,twogirlsaskedtoborrowmyphonecard.Theysaidtheirwalletswerestolenwhiletravelingandcriedastheycalledtheirfather.Thefather’svoice,whichsoundedconcernedandsincereonthephone,46me,sayinghe’dflyovertothankme.Itookthemtoeat,thenlookedforahotel.They47smallhotelsasunsafeplacesandledmetoafancyone.Thetotalof2000yuan(1,000-yuanroomfeeplus1,000-yuandeposit)48me,buttheirgratitudefueledmyheroism.Iwithdrew2,000yuanfrommyloanandpaid.Theythankedmeandwenttotheirroom.Backatthedormitory,myroommateJohnnoticedmy49smile.Afterhearingmystory,hesaid,“You’vebeen50.”Johnhadrichlifeexperience,sowerushedtothehotel.Thegirlshad51rightafterIleft,takingthe2,000yuan.Istoodthere,52.I’dlostthemoneyIbadlyneeded,butthelessonhithard:reallifeisn’tlike53novels.Beingkindisgood,butbeing54iswiser.IttookmealongtimeandalotofworktomakeupforthemoneyIlost.Thatday’s55stayedwithme—growingupsometimesmeanslearningfrommistakes.41．A．total B．extra C．re D．special42．A．confusion B．weight C．hope D．relief43．A．necessary B．common C．wasteful D．mean44．A．trouble B．entertainment C．prize D．homework45．A．unaffordable B．unimportant C．uncomfortable D．unforgettable46．A．disappointed B．confused C．touched D．comforted47．A．chose B．dismissed C．praised D．recommended48．A．surprised B．a(chǎn)nnoyed C．encouraged D．excited49．A．sad B．involuntary C．a(chǎn)ngry D．unnatural50．A．helped B．respected C．fooled D．hurt51．A．signedup B．movedin C．turnedup D．checkedout52．A．crushed B．impressed C．proud D．nervous53．A．scientific B．fictional C．historic D．picturesque54．A．cautious B．honest C．brave D．strict55．A．dream B．lesson C．memory D．plan四、語法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或者括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。ANewYear'sresolutionisapersonalpromisepeoplemakeatthestartofanewyear,aiming56(improve)themselves,adoptgoodhabits,orachievespecificgoals.It'sawaytohit“reset”andpursuepositivechanges—commonexamplesincludeexercisingmore,readingregularly,savingmoney,learninganewskill,or57(spend)lesstimeonscreens.Whilemakingresolutionsiseasy,stickingtothem58(take)effort.Manypeoplestartwithenthusiasmbutstruggleastheyeargoeson,oftenbecausetheirgoalsaretoovagueortheylackaplan.59isrecommendedistosetsmall,realistictargets:insteadof“getfit,”try”walk30minutesthreetimesaweek.”Evensmallstepskeep60processgoing.Ultimately,aNewYear'sresolutionisn'taboutperfection—it'saboutgrowth.Whetheryoukeep61allyearoradjustitalongtheway,it'sareminderofthehopeandmotivationtobecomea62(good)versionofyourselfwhenanewyearbegins.Interestingly,thetraditionofmakingNewYear'sresolutionsdatesbacktoancienttimes.TheancientBabylonians,forexample,madepromisestotheirgodsatthestartofeachyear,hopingforgood63(fortunate).Today,thetraditioncontinuesworldwide,thoughthefocushasshiftedtopersonalgrowth64thanreligiouspromises.Nomatterwhatresolutionyouchoose,themostimportantthingistobekindtoyourselfifyouslipup.65(base),whatmattersisgettingbackontrackandcontinuingtomoveforward.五、書信寫作66．假設(shè)你是新華中學(xué)的學(xué)生李華，你在地鐵上撿了一只狗，但無力撫養(yǎng)，外教老師Steven主動提出幫忙撫養(yǎng)。請用英文給對方寫一封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：1．感謝Steven的幫助；2．詢問狗的狀況；3．問Steven有什么需要。注意：1．寫作詞數(shù)80左右；2．可以適當(dāng)增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫；3．郵件開頭和結(jié)尾已為你寫好。DearSteven,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、書面表達67．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。WewereonBusNo.808—me,mygirlfriendShmily,andfourfriendsintwoothercouples.Afterafulldayattheparkandabigmealwithfriends,Ifeltsleepy.ButInoticedfouryoungmenactedstrangely:onecrouchedonthefloor,hiddenbytheothers.Soon,ashoutbrokeout—“Thieves!”Amiddle-agedmanseizedonethief,whobeggedandofferedawallet,butherefusedtoletgo.Thethievesthenrevealed30-centimeter-longknives,threatening,“Ifyoudon’tletuslive,youwon’teither.”Thebusfellsilent;thevictimstayedaway,andthedriverdidn’tdrivetothepolicestationasthemanrequested.KnowingIcouldn’tfightfourarmedmen,Isteppedforward.“Awalletisn’tworthruiningyourlives,”Isaid.“Getoffnowsonoonegetshurt.”Thedriveropenedthedoor,andthethievesleft,noddingatme.Themiddle-agedmanfirstquestionedmeforlettingthemleave,butthankedmelaterasIwasclosetomydestination.Hesaidhewasauniversityteacher,andweexchangedrespectbeforehegotoff.Later,whenwegotoffthebus,myfourfriendstalkedexcitedly—theyadmittedthey’dwatchedthethievessearchmypocketstwicebutsaidnothing.Ismiledoutwardly,butinside,Iknewourfriendshipwasover.Ididn’tneedheroesasfriends,justoneswho’dwarnmewhenIwasindanger.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。Thatnight,Shmilytriedtocomfortme.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Amonthlater,IwaswaitingforBusNo.808whenIsawthatmiddle-agedmanagain.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

答案一、聽力選擇題1．【正確答案】C【聽力材料】W:Didyougettheemailabouttheschooldanceperformance?M:Yes.I’mgladwe’renotdoingitinMayliketheysaidatfirst.I’mnotreadyyet.Ithinkweallneedabitmoretimetopracticeduringtheschoolholidays.【聽力材料】W:Didyougettheemailabouttheschooldanceperformance?M:Yes.I’mgladwe’renotdoingitinMayliketheysaidatfirst.I’mnotreadyyet.Ithinkweallneedabitmoretimetopracticeduringtheschoolholidays.2．【正確答案】B【聽力材料】W:Mark,how’sthecoffeeshopthesedays?M:Stillhardwork,butIloveit.I’vetakenontwomembersofstaff.Neitherofthemhasanyexperienceofthistypeofwork,butthey’refastlearners.【聽力材料】W:Mark,how’sthecoffeeshopthesedays?M:Stillhardwork,butIloveit.I’vetakenontwomembersofstaff.Neitherofthemhasanyexperienceofthistypeofwork,butthey’refastlearners.3．【正確答案】B【聽力材料】W:Hi,James,it’sme,Sally.DoyourememberIenteredthatartcompetition?Ipaintedapictureofthemountains.Well,guesswhat!Iwonfirstprize.M:It’sfantastic!Congratulations!【聽力材料】W:Hi,James,it’sme,Sally.DoyourememberIenteredthatartcompetition?Ipaintedapictureofthemountains.Well,guesswhat!Iwonfirstprize.M:It’sfantastic!Congratulations!4．【正確答案】A【聽力材料】W:AreyouusingthatworldhistorybookthatProfessorJonesrecommended?M:Yeah.Itcoverseverythinginourcourse.Ilikethewaythateachchapterisaboutadifferentcountry.W:Metoo.It'sallveryclear.【聽力材料】W:AreyouusingthatworldhistorybookthatProfessorJonesrecommended?M:Yeah.Itcoverseverythinginourcourse.Ilikethewaythateachchapterisaboutadifferentcountry.W:Metoo.It'sallveryclear.5．【正確答案】A【聽力材料】M:Susie?Ifyou’renotbusy,couldyouputthekettleon?I’vebeenworkinginthegardenandmyhandsaredirty.W:OK.Areyouhungry?Iwasgoingtoputsomethinginthemicrowaveifyou’restoppingforlunch.M:That’skindofyou,butno,thanks.【聽力材料】M:Susie?Ifyou’renotbusy,couldyouputthekettleon?I’vebeenworkinginthegardenandmyhandsaredirty.W:OK.Areyouhungry?Iwasgoingtoputsomethinginthemicrowaveifyou’restoppingforlunch.M:That’skindofyou,butno,thanks.【正確答案】6．B7．C【聽力材料】M:HiSophie!Whereareyouoffto?W:I’mjustofftothesportscentertoswim.M:Doyougotherealot?W:JustonMondaysandFridays.Itreallyhelpsmetokeepfit.M:Well,Ifindthatplayingteamsportsoutdoorsismoreeffectiveforkeepingfit!Anyway,Iguessyougotthecenter’sstudentdiscountwhenyougotyourmembership,didn’tyou?W:Idon’trememberthemmentioningthat.W:OK.M:Well,it’sworthenquiringaboutit,especiallyifyougothereoften.【聽力材料】M:HiSophie!Whereareyouoffto?W:I’mjustofftothesportscentertoswim.M:Doyougotherealot?W:JustonMondaysandFridays.Itreallyhelpsmetokeepfit.M:Well,Ifindthatplayingteamsportsoutdoorsismoreeffectiveforkeepingfit!Anyway,Iguessyougotthecenter’sstudentdiscountwhenyougotyourmembership,didn’tyou?W:Idon’trememberthemmentioningthat.W:OK.M:Well,it’sworthenquiringaboutit,especiallyifyougothereoften.【正確答案】8．B9．C【聽力材料】M:Lisa,whydidyoutakepartinthistoughrace,theJungleUltra?W:Well,Iactuallywatchedadocumentaryaboutdisappearingrainforests.IknewtherainforestswereindangerandIwantedtoseethem.IlookedforinterestingeventsaroundtheAmazon,andIfoundtheJungleUltra.M:Areyouajunglefan?W:I’mnotafanofthejunglebecauseofthescaryanimals,butIstronglybelieveweshouldsavetherainforests.OnedayIwasrunningwithateammatewhenhesuddenlystoppedandwhispered,“Atiger!”.Westayedverystillforalongtimeuntilitwalkedpast.Itwasthemostfrighteningexperienceinmylife.【聽力材料】M:Lisa,whydidyoutakepartinthistoughrace,theJungleUltra?W:Well,Iactuallywatchedadocumentaryaboutdisappearingrainforests.IknewtherainforestswereindangerandIwantedtoseethem.IlookedforinterestingeventsaroundtheAmazon,andIfoundtheJungleUltra.M:Areyouajunglefan?W:I’mnotafanofthejunglebecauseofthescaryanimals,butIstronglybelieveweshouldsavetherainforests.OnedayIwasrunningwithateammatewhenhesuddenlystoppedandwhispered,“Atiger!”.Westayedverystillforalongtimeuntilitwalkedpast.Itwasthemostfrighteningexperienceinmylife.【正確答案】10．A11．B12．A13．C【聽力材料】W:DoctorAli,yourbookJounalismandAIhascomeoutrecently.Howdidyoucomeupwiththatidea?M:Well,whenwerefertoautomatedjournalism,peoplethinkwe’retalkingaboutasciencefictionworld.Wrong.AIisbeingusedhereandnowIjustwantmorepeopletobeawareofit.W:Sodoyouoftenusethat?M:Yeah,computersaregreatatcollectingdata.AIprogramscanmonitorhundredsofnewssources,andthencollectrelevantdata.That’sthemainreasonIuseAI.W:OK.CanAIidentifynegativecommentsonnewswebsites?M:Yes,itcan.It’shelpfultohumanmonitors.W:IbelieveAItoolscanproducegraphicsfromdata.M:Yes.AnAItoolcouldgatherinformationaboutthepopularityofapolitician,let’ssay,andprese