浙江省9 1高中聯(lián)盟2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期4月期中英語試卷（含解析含聽力原文無音頻）

浙江省91聯(lián)盟2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期4月期中英語試題（含聽力）一、聽力選擇題1．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Getmorerest. B．Dofitnesstraining. C．Takesomemedicine.2．Whatdoesthemanthinkofhisjob?A．Challenging. B．Boring. C．Satisfying.3．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Asoccermatch. B．Theirweekendplan. C．Theweatherconditions.4．Whatisthemandoing?A．Offeringsafetytips. B．Askingforhelp. C．Givingwarnings.5．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Athome. B．Inapizzashop. C．Inamovietheater.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatdoesthewomanplantodoforthecomingyear?A．Havepianolessons. B．Takeexercise. C．Changeherschedule.7．Whatdoesthemanmeanattheendoftheconversation?A．Thewomanshouldlearnherlesson.B．Thewomanshouldadjusthergoals.C．Thewomanshouldalwaysstaypositive.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Guideandvisitor. B．Bossandsecretary. C．Hotelclerkandcustomer.9．Whydoesthemansaysorrytothewoman?A．Therearenobiggerroomsavailable.B．Hernamehasbeenmisspelled.C．Hehadherwaitingforhours.10．Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A．Attendtheconference. B．Bookanewroom. C．Goforshopping.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。11．Whereisthewomangoingtospendhervacation?A．SanFrancisco. B．LosAngeles. C．SanDiego.12．Whydoesthewomanchoosethedestination?A．Becauseofherfriend’srecommendation.B．Becauseofherdaughter’spreference.C．Becauseofherlimitedmoney.13．Whatistheman’slastsuggestionabout?A．Travelcosts. B．Accommodation. C．Foodchoices.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。14．Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Ahost. B．Amodel. C．Anactor.15．Whatcanwesayabouttheman?A．Heprefersmodelingtoacting.B．Hehastofacebeingturneddown.C．Hefindsitchallengingtobehimself.16．Howdoesthemansoundwhenspeakingofplayingadoctor?A．Pleased. B．Puzzled. C．Annoyed.17．Whatdoesthemandislikeabouthisjob?A．Facingthecameras. B．Workingwithmodels. C．Spendinglonghourswaiting.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。18．Whatisthepurposeofthetalk?A．Tosellcomputers. B．Toprepareforafilm. C．Tointroducevideomaking.19．Whatdopeopleneedtodofirstaccordingtothespeaker?A．Createamailbox. B．Checktheemail. C．Buyanewcomputer.20．Whatshouldpeopledobefore6:30p.m.?A．Choosethebestwork. B．Submitavideo. C．Watchamovie.二、閱讀理解Whenitcomestowhatmakesahoteltrulyamazing,acliffsidesettingishardtobeat.Herearesomeoftheworld’smostjaw-droppingclifftophotels.SecretBay,DominicaSituatedatopahighhillamidstarainforestandfacingthesea,SecretBayoffersoceanviewsfromnearlyeverywhere.Allunitshavekitchens,indoorandoutdoorsittingareasandpools.Guestscanenjoyvariousactivitiesonlandandbysea,includinglionfishhunting,divingintheChampagneReefandhikingtheCaribbean’slongesttrail.GraceHotel,AubergeResortsCollection,Santorini,GreeceSituatedhighaboveSantorini’scaldera,GraceHotelisanidealplacetoenjoythemostattractiveAegeansunrisesandsunsets.ThepropertyhasaChampagneloungewithbreathtakingseaviews,abeautifulinfinitypool,ahigh-endMediterraneanrestaurantandyogaandPilatesstudio.AnantaraAlJabalResort,AlJabalAlAkhdar,Nizwa,OmanTowering6,000feetabovesealevel,AnantaraAlJabaloverlooksOman’smountainouslandscape.Theresorthas115rooms,aninfinitypool,sixrestaurantsandloungesandasparoom.Guestscanhikethroughvalleys,mountainbikeorvisitancientmountainsidevillagesandnearbyhistoricsites.Reid’sPalace,Madeira,PortugalSetonarockycliffaboveMadeira’sFunchalHarbor,Reid’sPalaceissurroundedbytenacresofgardensandoffersbroadviewsoftheAtlanticOceanfromeachofits158rooms.TheItalianrestaurantalsohasseaviewsandisanespeciallypicturesquespottoappreciatetheisland’ssunset.21．WhatdoSecretBayandGraceHotelhaveincommon?A．Theyprovideexcellentseaviews. B．Theyofferfancyrestaurants.C．Theyarebestspotstoadmiresunsets. D．Theyarelocatedintherainforest.22．Whichisthebestplacetovisithistoricremains?A．SecretBay. B．GraceHotel.C．Reid’sPalace. D．AnantaraAlJabalResort.23．Whereisthetextprobablytakenfrom?A．Anadventureguide. B．Atravelmagazine.C．Anenvironmentalreport. D．Ageographybook.WhenMaJunwasborn,hisparentsnoticedsomethingunusual.Hislimbswereweak,andhecouldn’tmoveorstandwithouthelp.Whilehispeersranandplayed,Macouldonlysitinawheelchair,watchinginfrustration.Foryears,hisparentscarriedMaontheirbackstoschool,bravingwindandrain.In2016,Mapassedhiscollegeentranceexams,buthefacedadilemma.Withlimitedresources,hisfamilycouldn’tmanagebothsons’education.ThenMamadeadecisiontostayhome,sacrificing(犧牲)hisownlearningopportunityforhisbrother.Thisdecision,thoughrootedinlove,threwMaintohopelessness.Longingtoattenduniversityandprovehimselfdespitehiscondition,Mainsteadfoundhimselfstuckinbed,feelingdesperate.Theturningpointcamewhenafriendgavehimabook,ShiTiesheng’sbest-sellerIandtheTempleofEarth.Shi,afamouswriterwhoalsousesawheelchair,hadtransformedhisstrugglesintoprofoundliterature.Asheread,Mafeltasparkofhopelightinguphisworld.Shi’svividobservationsandunshakenhopeinspiredMadeeply.Hewasstruckbytherealizationthatsomeonewithsimilarstrugglescouldfindmeaningandjoyinlife.Later,hestartedonathree-yearjourneyofwritingthebookTheGreenandWhiteStoneStepsbyrecordinghisownlife,pouringhisheartandsoulintothewords.InJune2023,Mareceivedunexpectedgoodnewsthathisbookwasoneof10selectedforpublicationthroughtheproject“StarsofLiteraturebyChineseEthnicWriters”.Thisachievementmarkedasignificantmilestoneinhisliteraryjourney.Then,theJunmaAwardsforEthnicLiteratureannouncedthisyear’sawards,andMabecametheyoungestwinnerofthisyear’sJunmaAwardsforEthnicLiteratureintheprosecategory.Havingfoughtagainsttheillnessformanyyears,Maneverdefineshimselfasamantobepitied.“Idon’tthinkmyexperiencesaretragic.Everyoneinthisworldsuffersfromsomething.Forme,it’sphysical;forsomeothers,it’semotional.We’reallfightingourownbattles,”hesays.WritingisnotjustaprofessionforMa—it’salifeline,awaytoconnectwiththeworldandleavebehindalegacyofcourage,sincerityandhope.24．WhydidMagiveupattendinguniversity?A．Hisfamilywasonatightbudget.B．Hisbrothershowedastrongerdesiretostudy.C．Hisparentsdidn’twanttosupporthiseducation.D．Hisphysicalconditionpreventedhimfromcontinuinghiseducation.25．WhatdoweknowaboutMa’sbookTheGreenandWhiteStoneSteps?A．ItwasbasedonShi’spersonalstory. B．Itwasfinishedin7years.C．Itgotrecognitionintheliteraryworld. D．Itwasinspiredbyhisfriend.26．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMaJun?A．Farsightedandpatient. B．Selflessandhonest.C．Talentedandoptimistic. D．Braveandconfident.27．Whatmessagedoesthetextconvey?A．Failureisthemotherofsuccess. B．Chancefavorsthepreparedmind.C．Hewholaughslastlaughslongest. D．Misfortunedoesn’tdefinewhoyouare.Gossipisafunnything.Itcanbeyourbestfriendoryourworstenemy.Casualgossipgetseveryonetalkingandmakestheworldfeelsmaller,whilenegativegossipcanleavepeoplefeelinghurt.Thoughwecan’talwaysavoidit,wecanchoosetojoininpositivegossip,bydeliberately(故意地)spreadingpositivitybehindpeople’sbacks.LetmeinviteyourimaginationtoacourseintheCaseWesternReserveUniversitywhenweneededtodoanexerciseinpairs.Mypartner,Jeff,listenedcloselytomewithhumblecuriosity.Asforme,insteadofappreciatinghisstory,Ijudgeditagainstmine.Whensomeoneaskedhowitwent,IcommentedthatJeff’sstorywasuninspiring—classicnegativegossip,maskedwithpoliteness.Thenextday,whenJeffheardthatIwantedtosellmyworkinAmerica,hewentaboveandbeyond.HeinvitedmetoaCEOdinner,drovemethrougharainstorm,andintroducedmetoeverykeyplayer,showingpuregenerosity.Reflectingonthis,Ifeltawaveofguilt.HereIwas,badmouthinghisstory,whileJeffhadbeennothingbutkind.Thelessonwasn’taboutJeff’sstoryneedingrevision;itwasaboutmymindset.Idecidednevertojoininnegativegossipagainandreverse(顛倒)it.Youwillneverknowthatpositivityworkswondersuntilyoutryit.Researchersrevealthatpositivegossipbooststrust,deepensrelationships,andcreatesanenvironmentwhereinformationflowsfreely.It’slikethe“Easteregg”,whichishiddenbutdelightfulwhenwehearaboutit.Ifyouwanttocreateacultureofrespect,itstartswiththewordsyouchoose.Spreadpositivityandrecognizeothers’strengths.Whatyousaybehindsomeone’sbackdoesn’tjustaffectthem—itshapeshowotherswillrememberyou.28．Whichofthefollowingexamplesbestshowspositivegossip?A．Praisingaclassmate’scontributiontothegroupinfrontofhim.B．Sharingwithothershowateammatehasbeenhelpfulinadifficultproject.C．Tellingacolleaguethatanothercoworker’spresentationwasnotimpressive.D．Discussingafriend’sfailureinaprojectandexpressingdisappointmentprivately.29．HowdidtheauthorreacttoJeff’sstory?A．Hemadeunsupportivecomments. B．Heshowednointerestandignoredit.C．HeinterruptedJeffandtoldmyownstory. D．Helistenedcarefullyandgavepositivefeedback.30．Whateffectdoespositivegossiphaveoninterpersonalrelationships?A．Itmakespeoplevalueownstrengthsandwinothers’respect.B．Itleadstomisunderstandingsandconflictsamongteammembers.C．Itstrengthensrelationshipsandleavesagoodimpressiononothers.D．Itcreatesanatmospherewhereeveryonetriestocompetewitheachother.31．Theauthor’stoneinthetextcanbedescribedas______.A．casualandindifferent B．humorousandobjectiveC．negativeanddoubtful D．encouragingandthoughtfulCananAIChatBotenhancepersonalcreativity?Supportersofartificialintelligenceseeitasaninspiration,butcriticsdoubtit,sayingitdoeslittlemorethanremixexistingwork.Togatherdataonthisquestion,OliverHauser,aneconomistattheUniversityofExeter,andAnilDoshiatUniversityCollegeLondon’sSchoolofManagementinvited300non-professionalwriterstowriteaneight-sentencestory.One-thirdoftheparticipantsneededtogenerateideasindependently,whileothersreceivedstarterideasfromChatGPT4.0.Theassistedgroupwasdividedintotwo:onereceivedasingleAI-generatedidea,andtheothercouldchoosefromuptofive.Mostimportantly,boththehuman-onlyandAI-assistedgroupshadtowritethestoriesthemselves.Assessedby600evaluators(評價者),eachstoryweregradedon“novelty”and“usefulness”.Noveltyreflectedoriginality,whileusefulnessshowedifthestorywasofpublishablequality.Accordingtotheresults,AI-assistedstoriesscoredhigherinbothcategories.WriterswithaccesstooneAIideaperformedbetter,butthosewithfiveideassawthemostimprovement—about8%morenoveland9%moreusefulthanindependentstories.Butthere’saplottwist:WhenHauserandDoshilookedatallthestories,theyfoundadifferenteffect.“Generallyspeaking,therewasasmallerdiversityofnoveltyinthegroupthathadAI,”Hausersays.Inotherwords,whilethechatbotenhancedcreativityindividually,itreducedtheoverallcreativityoftheAI-assistedgroup.Hauserdescribesthisa“classicsocialdilemma”whereindividualsbenefit,butthegroupsuffers.“Wedoworrythat,atlargescale,ifmanypeopleareusingthis...overallthediversityandcreativityinthepopulationwillgodown,”hesays.AnnaleeNewitz,asciencefictionauthorandjournalist,pointedoutthathewouldn’tblameanyonewhotriedusingAItowriteastory.However,hethinksthesetoolsmissthepointofwriting.Creativewritingis“humanscommunicatingwithotherhumans,”Newitzsays.“Evenifsomethingisbadlywritten—evenifnotverycreative—ifit’swrittenbyahuman,thenit’sfulfillingitspurpose”.32．WhatcanwelearnaboutHauserandDoshi’sstudy?A．Eachparticipant’sstorywasgradedbyprofessionals.B．Notalltheparticipantsneededtogenerateideasindependently.C．Eachparticipant’sstorywasevaluatedonthreedifferentaspects.D．Human-onlystorieswereasnovelandusefulasAI-assistedstories.33．Whichbestexplainstheunderlinedphrase“aplottwist”inparagraph3?A．Anunexpectedfinding. B．Aslightchange.C．Animpressiveopinion. D．Abelievablefact.34．WhichofthefollowingwouldAnnaleeNewitzprobablyagreewith?A．AIshouldbeavoidedincreatingstories.B．CreativewritinglosesitsvaluewhenassistedbyAI.C．AIisimportantforimprovingthequalityofcreativeworks.D．Thepointofcreativewritingliesinhuman-to-humancommunication.35．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．TheNatureofCreativeWriting B．TheFutureofHumanCreativityC．AIBoostsCreativity,butataCost D．HumanBattlesAgainstAIinWritingNoparentlikestoheartheirchildcomplainingaboutbeingbored,anditcanfeellikeapersonalattackwhenyourchildtellsyou,“there’snothingtodooooooooooooo.”36Andit’ssomethingwecanallgetbetteratmanaging.Hereareseveraltipstomanageboredomwithyourfamily.Changeyourmindset.BoredomisaGOODthing!37It’sthefrontdoortoahousefilledwithexcitingdiscoveriesandcreativeplay.Havingalifewithspaceforboredomisagift,whichmeansyourchildwillgettoexercisetheirmindinnewways.38Everyonewillgetbored.Sinceyouknowit’sgoingtohappen,havesomeideasonhandforthosetimeswhenboredomsetsin.Everyfewmonths,makealistofthingstodowithyoukids,likeworkingonajigsawpuzzleorlisteningtoanaudiobook.Itmakesmanagingboredomlessstressfulforeveryone.Lessismorewhenitcomestotoys.Often,wehopethatalargeplayroomorclosetfilledwithtoyswillkeepboredomatbay.39Toomanychoicesandtoomuchstuffcanconfusekids.Simplifyingletskidsgetintotheirimaginaryworldsinsteadofdependingontoystodotheworkforthem.Keepapileofbooksavailable.Ifyou’rehopingthatboredomwillencourageyourchildrentopickupabook,keepingvariousreadingmaterialsonhandisamust.40Booksarethebestboredombusters,somakesuretohaveseveralage-appropriateoptionsforeachchild,allowingthemtofindonethattrulyengagesthem.A．Planforboredom.B．Givethemachallenge.C．Butusually,theoppositeistrue.D．Andthereisnobetterfeelingthanthat.E．Itleavesroomopenforcreativityandimagination.F．Boredomisaregularpartofchildhoodforbothparentsandchildren.G．Givekidstimetotrysomepagestoseeifoneofthemcatchestheirattention.三、完形填空AmandaRichterhadnoplansofgettingadog.Onedayshecameacrossaphotoofarescuewithacrooked(扭曲的)face.ThemomentRichter41BrodiethedogthroughaFacebookpostbyashelterinAlbertainSeptember2019,sheimmediatelydecidedto42it.WorkersatthesheltertoldRichterthedog’sfacialproblemswere43byhismother,whobithimonhisheadwhenhewas2weeksold.Heisotherwisehealthy,44theaccidentcausedhimtobeblindinoneeyewithacrookedjaw.“IwasjustsoheadoverheelsinlovewithhimthatIwasreadytotakeonanythingthatcamewithhimbeinglikethat,”shesaid.“Dogsthataren’t45alsoneedhomes.”Manypeoplewrotecommentsaskingtheadoptertoshare46,soRichterdecidedtomakeanInstagramaccountforBrodie.It47innotime.Brodiegotpopularveryquickly,whichwasquite48,actually.Brodiehadmorethan1.6million49onInstagramandTikTokcombined,andinhisbio,Richterdescribedhimas“justalively50blindrescuepupwholooksabitlikeaPicassomasterpiece,wherethingsareoftenalittlebit51butstillbeautiful.”Strangersonsocialmedia52.Brodiegotthousandsofcommentsonhispostsadmiringhis53appearance.ArecentvideoofBrodieeatingcheesestringgotthousandsofcomments.Richtersaidshehopesherpostsmightevenhelpto54someminds.“IhopethatBrodiebrightenstheirday,andthattheyhavealittlemore55andkindnesstowardsanimalsandpeoplewithdifferences,”shesaid.“It’sokaytobedifferent.It’sokaytobeimperfectlyperfect.”41．A．discovered B．a(chǎn)dvertised C．clicked D．targeted42．A．preserve B．a(chǎn)dopt C．treat D．investigate43．A．a(chǎn)ddressed B．raised C．worsened D．caused44．A．because B．a(chǎn)nd C．but D．so45．A．creative B．popular C．perfect D．graceful46．A．stories B．updates C．reports D．experiences47．A．dieddown B．pickedup C．cameout D．tookoff48．A．surprising B．confusing C．interesting D．a(chǎn)larming49．A．streamers B．bloggers C．strangers D．followers50．A．nearly B．completely C．partially D．hardly51．A．outofplace B．outofreach C．outofcontrol D．outofdate52．A．worried B．a(chǎn)greed C．protested D．reacted53．A．scary B．ordinary C．unique D．striking54．A．read B．ease C．narrow D．change55．A．patience B．understanding C．confidence D．praise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。Ketchup,thefamoustomatosauce,isoneofthose56(product)thatsoundobviouslyAmerican.Butinfact,thiscommonsaucehasitsoriginsinChina.Chinesepeople57(make)saucesusingfermented(發(fā)酵)meatandfishsincearound300BCE,andhistoriansbelievethefirstversionofketchupwasakindofsauce,madefrom58(salt)andfermentedfishes.ThesaucehadfallenoutoffavourinChinabyaround50BCEwiththe59(rise)popularityoffermentedbeansauces.Itwasnotuntilthe17thand18thcenturies60fishsaucecamebackintofashionthankstotradersmovingbetweenChinaandSoutheastAsia,61itwasknownaskecaporketjap.HavingreachedtheUKwiththehelpofBritishtradersinSoutheastAsia,thesaucewasconsideredamazing62finallybecameafixedpartoftheboringBritishcuisine,likeroastsandfriedfoods.Animportantchangetookplaceintheearly19thcenturyintheUS,whenHenryJohnHeinzbeganbottlingtomato“ketchup”,whichwasspelledthatway63(tell)itfromothertomatosaucebrands(品牌).Fromthere,ketchup64(true)tookonauniquelyAmericancharacterandbeganitscareerasnotonly65universalsaucebutamass-producedbrand-namearticleoftradethatcouldlastforeverontheshelf.五、書信寫作66．假如你是李華，你校將舉辦以“StandUpforWildlife”為主題的野生動物保護(hù)宣傳活動，現(xiàn)向全體學(xué)生征集活動方案，請你向?qū)W校負(fù)責(zé)人寫一封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：1.推薦活動方案；2.說明推薦理由。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。DearDirector,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。BradMontaguehadalwaysbelievedthatsmallactsofkindnesscouldmakeadifference,buthehadneverimaginedthatthoseactscouldripple(擴(kuò)散)intosomethingmuchbigger.ItwasacoldOctobermorning,Bradvisitedalocalhomelesssheltertodropoffsomedonations.Itwasanormaltrip,somethinghehaddonemanytimesbefore.Butthistime,helearnedashockingandheartbreakingtruth—theshelterwasrunningoutofsocks.Unlikecoatsorblankets,socksworeoutquickly,andmostpeopleneverthoughttodonatethem.“Socksareoftenconsideredunimportant,”thedirectorhadexplained.“Butwithoutthem,peopleonthestreetscaneasilycatchacold.”AutumnhadarrivedinHenderson,Tennessee,bringingdryairandcoolernights.Laterthatevening,asBradsatontheedgeofhisdaughterMatilda’sbed,gazinglovinglyathisdaughtersleepingwithastuffedrabbitinherarms,hecouldn’tshakeoffwhattheshelterdirectorhadsaid.Socks—somethingsosimple,somethingmostpeopletookforgranted—werealifelineforthosesufferingfromcoldnightsonthestreets.LookingatMatilda’stinyfeetkickingoutfromundertheblanket,Bradwasdeterminedtomakeadifference.Asawriterandartist,Bradwasusedtosolvingproblemswithcreativity.Thenextmorning,hementionedtheissuetohisvolunteerfriendsinthecommunity.Afterhesharedwhathadhappened,onefriendraisedhishand,“Wecouldcollectsocks!”Anotheradded,“Let’smakeitfun.Itcouldbelikeacelebrationorsomething.”Brad’seyeslitup.“AcelebrationinOctober...”Hesmiled.“WhataboutnamingtheactivityasSocktober?”Theroomeruptedwithexcitement.“Socktober!”Theyrepeated,lettingthewordrollofftheirtongues.Itwasperfect.Thepassionhadbeenlit,andnoneofthemrealizedhowbigthislittleideawasabouttobecome.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。Withthebrilliantideainmind,theyknewwhattheyshoulddonext.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AsSocktobercontinued,otherpeopleinthecommunityalsojoinedin.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________題號12345678910答案ABAACBCCAC題號11121314151617181920答案CABABACCBB題號21222324252627282930答案ADBACCDBAC題號31323334353637383940答案DBADCFEACG題號41424344454647484950答案ABDCCBDADC題號5152535455答案ABCDB1．A【原文】W:Sotellmealittlebitmoreaboutyourheadpain.M:Well,itstartedaboutfourdaysagoaftermyfitnesstraining.I’mthinkingabouttakingsomemedicine.W:Youshouldrestasmuchaspossible.2．B【原文】M:Ijusthaveanine-to-fivejob.Everydayisthesame,andIwanttoescapethedullroutineofmyofficelife.W:Igetthat,butitprovidesbreadandbutter.Iknowyouwanttobeamusician,butyouneedtocoveryourexpenses.3．A【原文】M:Guesswhat?Oursoccergamecametoastoproughlyhalfwaythroughthefirsthalfofthematch.W:Ithoughtitwasduetotheheavyshower.M:Yes.IthasbeenrescheduledfornextSaturday.4．A【原文】M:Whenthere’sastorm,lookforshelterimmediately.Avoidopenfieldsandhilltops,andalwaysstayawayfromthewater.W:Okay,I’llkeepthatinmind.5．C【原文】W:MayIhaveamediumpopcornandanorangesoda?M:Didn’tyougetenoughfoodinthepizzashopjustnow?Thefilmisabouttostart.We’dbetterfindourseatsquickly.6．B7．C【原文】M:Anewyeariscoming.Let’sthinkaboutnewplansforthecomingyear.Iplantotakepianolessons.WhatisyourNewYear’swish?

W:Likebefore,Iwouldnevergiveupworkingouttokeepfit.

M:Soundsgood.Insteadofplanningtoexercisefortwohourseveryday,aimforsomethingmorerealistic,suchasworkingoutonceortwiceaweek.W:Don’tworry.I’velearnedmylesson.I’llsetimmediategoals,suchasrunningroundtheblocktomorrowmorning.Iwilladjustmygoalsasmyschedulechanges.

M:Great.Don’tbeupsetifyoudon’treachyourgoalrightaway.Juststepback,andthenplanaheadagain.Whenfacedwithchallenges,alwayslookonthebrightsideandneverlosehope.8．C9．A10．C【原文】M:Goodmorning,canIhelpyou?W:Yes,I’vegotareservation.MynameisAliceLangston.M:Howdoyouspellyourlastname?W:L-a-n-g-s-t-o-n,Langston.I’mattendingaconferenceinthetownandmysecretarytoldmethatshemadeareservationforme.M:Iseeyourinformationhere.Thisway,followmeplease.Hereisaroomwithseaviewforyou.W:Hmm...CanIgetabiggerroom?Ifeellikethisroomisn’tbigenoughforthemeeting.M:I’msorry—we’refullybooked.I’mafraidyouhavetowaitforafewhours.W:Noproblem.Couldyougivemeacallwhenyouhaveanotherbiggerroomavailable?I’lljusthangoutatthelocalmall.M:Certainly.11．C12．A13．B【原文】W:John,I’mplanningtogoonvacationwithmydaughter.Couldyougivemesometips?M:Onethingyouneedtoconsiderinadvanceistheattractionsyouplantovisit.IttookmemuchtimesearchingfortouristattractionsduringmytimeinSanFranciscoandLosAngeles.W:We’regoingtoMissionBeachinSanDiego.Myfriendsaidit’ssuitableforfamilyvacations.That’swhatfinallypushedmetodecide.M:IrememberthereisanamusementparkandanItalianrestaurantinthatarea.Youshoulddefinitelycheckthemout.Bytheway,whatyoucanaffordandwhatyou’reactuallywillingtopayaretwodifferentthings.W:Definitely.Luckily,it’sthelowseasonnow,sowecansavealotofmoney.M:Andthefinalthing—whatdoestheplaceyou’llliveinhave?Doesithaveairconditioning?Doesithavedifferentbathrooms?Takingthesedetailsintoaccountwillhelpyouhaveagreatvacation.W:Thanksalot.14．A15．B16．A17．C【原文】W:So,Andrew,doyouthinktheexperienceofyourpastmodelingcareergivesyouanadvantageinacting?M:Withoutadoubt.Icanusemyexperienceinfrontofthecameraasafoundationforacting.W:Haveyoueverbeenrefusedarole?M:Ofcourse.Foreverysingle“yes”,Iprobablygot200“nos”.It’ssomethingItrulyhavetoface.IfIgetaphonecallsayingIgotthepart,thenit’sagreatencouragementtome.W:Howisactingdifferentfrommodeling?M:Actingismorechallenging.It’sallaboutbringingcharacterstolife.Butmodelingoftenfocusesonvisualexpression.W:Whatparthaveyoubeenplaying?M:Irecentlyplayedthecharacterofadoctor.It’sfuntobethatcharacterforafewhoursandthenjustgobacktobeingmyself.W:Whatdoyoudislikeaboutyourcurrentwork?M:Thereisalotofhurry-up-and-wait.Imustbeonthesetby7inthemorning.ButIdon’thaveanythingtodountil3:00p.m.18．C19．B20．B【原文】Goodafternoon,everyone.MynameisRoger,andtodayIwouldliketointroducetoyoutheartofvideomaking.You’restartinganewcourseinthenextschoolyear,soIthinkit’susefulforyoutoknowhowtomakevideosonyourown.Icanseethatyou