第PAGE"pagenumber"pagenumber頁，共NUMPAGES"numberofpages"numberofpages頁第PAGE"pagenumber"pagenumber頁，共NUMPAGES"numberofpages"numberofpages頁江西省上饒市2024-2025學年高二上學期1月期末英語試題一、聽力選擇題（本大題共10小題）1．Whencanthemanhaveclasses?A．Inthemorning. B．Intheafternoon. C．Intheevening.2．Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Shecangivethemanaride.B．She’llvisitherparents.C．Hercarbrokedown.3．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Painttheroom. B．Buysomepaintings. C．Checkhisweekendplan.4．Whatwillthewomanprobablyweartonight?A．Adress. B．Askirt. C．Ajeans.5．Howdoesthewomanfeel?A．Satisfied. B．Angry. C．Excited.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whenwillthenewcomputerarrive?A．OnJune30th. B．OnJuly7th. C．OnJuly21st.7．Whycouldn’tthemantalktotheITmanagernow?A．Themanwasbusy.B．TheITmanagerwasoutatlunch.C．Themanwasrepairingacomputer.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates. B．Friends. C．Neighbors.9．Whyisthewomantalkingtotheman?A．Toinvitehimforaparty.B．Tocomplainaboutthenoise.C．Toaskhimtostudytogether.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。10．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Hemadeamistake. B．Hedidn'tgetthediscount. C．Hestayedfivenightsatthehotel.11．Howmuchshouldthemanpay?A．$500. B．$1,500. C．$2,000.12．Howoftendoesthehotelbusleave?A．Every30minutes. B．Every20minutes. C．Every10minutes.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。13．Wheredoestheconversationpossiblytakeplace?A．Inthestreet. B．Inaclinic. C．Inagarden.14．Whichpartoftheman’sbodyachestoday?A．Theleg. B．Theshoulder. C．Thearm.15．Whatwasthemandoingwhenthepainstarted?A．Hewaswalkingtowork.B．Hewasdoingthegardening.C．Hewasexercisinginthegarden.16．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Takesomepainkillers. B．Answermorequestions. C．Receiveanexamination.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17．Whatwillthelistenersdothisafternoon?A．SetoutforOxford.B．Gotothelocalsportscenter.C．Walkaroundthecity.18．Whatcan’tlistenersdoatthesportscenter?A．Playbasketball. B．Playvolleyball. C．Playfootball.19．Whencanthelistenerswatchamovie?A．OnFriday. B．OnSaturday. C．OnSunday.20．AtwhattimewillthelistenersleaveforLondon?A．8:20. B．8:30. C．8:40.二、閱讀理解（本大題共5小題）Fromiconichistorytomodern-daythrills,SanAntoniohassomethingforeveryone.REMEMBERTHEALAMO!TheAlamo,aUNESCOWorldHeritagesite,isakeyhistoricallandmarkestablishedin1718.Itgainedfameduringthe1836battlewhereTexandefendersfoughtbravelyagainstMexicantroops.Today,theAlamoremainsamust-visit,offeringfreeexplorationwithtimedreservations.EXPLORETHERIVERWALKTheSanAntonioRiverWalkisanothericonicattraction,featuringa15-milenetworkofwalkwaysalongtheriver.DividedintoMuseumReach,Downtown,andMissionReach,itoffersdiverseculturalandentertainmentexperiences.Familiescanstrollhand-in-handorenjoyarivercruise.FAMILYFUNATTHEBOTANICALGARDENForapeacefulretreat,theSanAntonioBotanicalGardenspans38acres,providingamplespaceforkidstoplay.TheFamilyAdventureGardenincludes15funlearningspotsaboutnature.ParentscanalsoparticipateinfamilycookingclassesusingfreshproducefromtheZachryFoundationCulinaryGarden.STEMANDCREATIVITYATTHEDOSEUMTheDoSeumisaninteractivemuseumfocusingonSTEM,literacy,andthearts.Withextensiveindoorandoutdoorexhibitspace,itoffersengagingactivitieslike“LittleTown”andtheZacharyInnovationStation.MORGAN’SWONDERLAND:FUNFORALLABILITIESMorgan’sWonderlandisanultra-accessiblethemeparkdesignedforchildrenofallabilities,inspiredbyMorganHartman,achildwithspecialneeds.Thisparkfeatureswheelchair-accessibleridesandsensory-friendlyattractions,includingMorgan’sInspirationIslandwaterpark,recognizedbyTimemagazineasoneofthe“World’sGreatestPlaces.”21．Wherewillyougoifyou’reinterestedinhistory?A．TheDoSeum. B．TheSanAntonioRiverWalk.C．TheAlamo. D．Morgan’sWonderland.22．WhatdotheRiverWalkandBotanicalGardenhaveincommon?A．Botharesuitableforfamilies. B．Bothofferfreeadmissionforvisitors.C．Bothwereestablishedinthe18thcentury. D．BotharelocatedalongtheSanAntonioRiver.23．WhatmakesMorgan’sWonderlandspecial?A．Itistheworld’sgreatestplace. B．Itincludesthrillingwaterpark.C．Itoffersfreeridestoallabilities. D．Itisavailablefordisabledchildren.Aruraldoctortravelsmilesofunforgivinglandbydonkey,enduringcold,rain,windandexhaustion,tovisitseveraldozenfamiliesscatteredacrossthehighestmountaininthenorthofArgentina.Dr.JorgeFusarohasorganizedmedicaltoursthreetimesayearforthepastfouryearsacrossCha?i,asacredmountain,whichhasextremetemperatures,year-roundsnowypeaks.Fusaroisnotonlytheonlydoctormanypeoplesee,sometimeshe’stheonlyoutsider.Doctorsmaybetheonlyrepresentativesofthestatetoreachthismountainousregion.Therearenoschools,police,orpostalservices.Fusaronotonlytreatsresidentsandleavesenoughmedicine,healsohelpsthemwithpaperwork,servesasamailcarrierfordeliveringimportantdocumentstorelativesinthecity,andorganizestrainingsessions,etc.“Knowingthatourmedicalworkgavethesecommunitiesabetterlifefillsmyheart.Ifwedon’tgo,noonewill,”hereflects.He’sworriedthatgovernmentcutswillmakefuturetripsimpossible.He’salreadyhadtocancelonetripduetolackoffunding.Forsomepeople,hisarrivalisthefirsttimethey’veseenadoctor.It’salmostnoon,inOvejería,asettlementwhereonly67-year-oldDo?aVirginiaCariandherfamilyremain.Fusarohelpsherpreparelunch.Hechatsaboutherlifeandchores.“Myideaofsharingisessential.Makingthemostoftheshorttimewespendinthecommunitiesandtryingtoliveastheydo,”hesaid.“Thatway,weunderstandtheireffortsandworries,theirkneeorbackpain.Iftheydon’thaveabedandweneedtosleeponasheep’shide,wedoit.Thishelpsusthinkofmedicalsolutionswithintheirpossibilitiesanddailylives.”Do?aVirginiasaysit’simportantforherandherfamilytoseeFusaroafewtimesayear.“Hebringsthemedicineswetakehereformonths,”shesaid.“Theworkwithanimalsishard;we’reold,andourbodiesache.”24．Whatisdescribedinparagraph1?A．Thedoctor’sdailyroutine. B．Thedoctor’sworkingcondition.C．Thedoctor’sgenerosity. D．Thedoctor’sinnovation.25．WhyisDr.Fusaroconcernedaboutfuturemedicaltours?A．Duetopersonalhealthissues. B．Duetogovernmentbudgetreductions.C．Duetoextremeweatherconditions. D．Duetothecomplexityoftheland.26．AccordingtoDr.Fusaro,whichisessentialinhisapproachtoprovidingmedicalcare?A．Employingadvancedmedicaltechnology.B．Providingfreemedicinetopeopleatalltimes.C．Ensuringregularvisitsofferedbyotherdoctors.D．Livingandsharingexperienceswiththecommunities.27．WhichofthefollowingwordsbestdescribesDr.Fusaro?A．Generousandtalented. B．Humorousandinnovative.C．Devotedandselfless. D．Inspiringandoutgoing.WiththousandsofwhooperswansenjoyingtheirwintertimeatthefishingvillageofYandunjiaoinRongcheng,Shandongprovince,YuHaiyanghasnotimetoappreciatethegracefulsceneasheisgreetinghishomestayguests.Undertheseaweed-coveredroof,the35-year-oldhomestayowneraimstoofferhisguestsanauthenticandheartfeltexperience,servinghomemademealscraftedfromlocalingredientsandprovidingabriefrelieffromurbanliving.“Winteristhepeakseasonfortourists,whocometoenjoytheharmoniousscenebetweenhumanandswans,”Yusays,addingthatthepotentialintourismispromisingasthevillagehasbeengaininginpopularity.Havingahistorygoingbackmorethan400years,Yandunjiaohasabundantmarineresourcesandatemperateclimatethatoffersacozywinterhavenforwhooperswans.TensofthousandsofwhooperswansmigratefromSiberiatothevillagetospendthewinter,addingabitofvibrancytothecoldseason.Itisanationalnaturereserveforswans.Theswansnotonlyaddbeautytothescenery,butalsohelpthevillageearnareputationofbeingoneofthebestlocationsforbird-watching.ForQuRongxue,whoopenedthefirsthomestayinthevillagein2000,Yandunjiaohasbeenchangedbecauseoftheswans.Withtourismasthemainincomeforthevillagers,Quhaswitnessedthesurprisingtransformationastheroadswidenedandtheenvironmentimproved.Accompanyingtheswansaretouristsandphotographyenthusiastsfromvariousplaces.Thennewbusinesses,includinghomestays,restaurants,cafesandphotostudios,cameup.Lastyear,Yandunjiaoattracted500,000visitors,whogeneratedanincomeofnearly20millionyuan($2.77million),accordingtoofficialstatistics.Overthepastyears,toprotectthehabitatofswans,thelocalgovernmenthastakenvariousmeasures,includingdredging(疏通)thelakeandrestoringtheseaweedecologicalsystem.28．WhatcantouristsexperienceinYuHaiyang'shomestay?A．Theycanenjoyforeigncuisines. B．Theycanlearntomakeshrimpsauce.C．Theycanrelaxthemselvesandtastelocalfood. D．Theycanwatchtheswanscloselyalldaylong.29．WhatmakesYandunjiaopopularamongtourists?A．Thedeliciouslocalfood. B．Thenewlyemergedbusinesses.C．Itslonghistoryandrichmarineresources. D．Theharmonioussceneofhumansandswans.30．Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“temperate”inparagraph3?A．Hot B．Mild C．Cool D．Cold31．Whatmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A．TheHistoryandDevelopmentofYandunjiao.B．YuHaiyang’sHomestayBusinessinYandunjiao.C．TheBeautifulWhooperSwansinYandunjiao.D．Yandunjiao:ATouristDestinationThankstoWhooperSwans.Fornearlyacentury,laboratorystudieshaveshownthatifanimalseatlessfoodoreatlessoften,theytendtolivelonger.However,scientistshaven’tfullyunderstoodwhytheserestricteddietshelpextendlifespanorhowtobestapplythemtohumans.Now,inamuch-awaitedstudy,researchersfromTheJacksonLaboratory(JAX)andtheirpartnersfollowednearlyathousandmiceondifferentdietstolearnmoreaboutthesequestions.GaryChurchillistheprofessoratJAXwholedthestudy.Churchillandhisteamgavefemalemicefivedifferentdiets:oneinwhichtheanimalscouldeatasmuchastheywantedanytime,twoinwhichtheanimalsgotonly60%or80%oftheirusualamountoffoodeachday,andtwoinwhichtheanimalsdidn’tgetanyfoodforoneortwodaysaweekbutcouldeatasmuchastheywantedontheotherdays.Then,theywatchedthemicefortherestoftheirlives,checkingtheirbloodandoverallhealthregularly.Onaverage,micethatcouldeatasmuchastheywantedlivedforabout25months.Miceontheintermittentfasting(間歇性禁食)dietlivedforaround28months,thoseeating80%oftheirusualamountlivedforabout30months,andthoseeatingonly60%livedfor34months.However,withineachgroup,therewasabigdifferenceinhowlongthemicelived;forexample,somemiceeatingtheleastfoodlivedjustafewmonths,whileothersliveduptofourandahalfyears.Thestudyfoundthateatingfewercaloriesmademicelivelongerthanfastingeveryotherday.Surprisingly,themicethatlivedthelongestontherestrictivedietswerethosethatlosttheleastweightdespiteeatingless.Animalsthatlostthemostweightonthesedietstendedtohavelowenergy,weakerimmunesystems,weakerreproductivesystems,anddidn’tliveaslong.32．WhydoresearchersfromJAXstartthestudy?A．Todeterminethebestdietformice.B．Tocomparethehealthofmiceondifferentdiets.C．Toapplythesedietstohumanlifespanextension.D．Tounderstandwhyrestricteddietsmakeanimalslivelonger.33．WhatdidGaryChurchillandhisteamdowiththesubjectsintheirstudy?A．Theytrackedthemonvariousdiets. B．Theyfedthemasingletypeofdiet.C．Theyletthemeatasmuchastheywanted. D．Theydidn'tfeedthemfortwodaysaweek.34．Whatcanyoulearnfromthestudy?A．Micelosingthemostweightlivethelongest.B．Miceontheintermittentfastingdietlivetheshortest.C．Micethateatasmuchastheywanttendtolivetheshortest.D．Micegiven60%oftheirusualamountoffoodliveforabout36months.35．Whereisthepassagepossiblyfrom?A．Anartmagazine. B．Aresearchreport.C．Abookreview. D．Atourjournal.HowtoStopBeingSelfCenteredIfyou’reworriedaboutbeingaself-centeredperson,thatconcernshowsyou’vealreadytakenanimportantsteptowardschange.36.Soifyouneedmoreguidanceonthisjourney,wecanhelp.Hereareausefullistofsimplethingsyoucantry.37Praisingothersmoreoftendoesn’treduceyourownlight.Itfeelsgoodtotakecreditforthings,especiallywhenyouworkhardforthem.Ifyounoticeyourselfbaskinginthespotlightalittletoooften,though,trydevotingenergytopraisingsomeoneelse’sachievements.LetsomeoneelsebeinchargeDoyoualwaysfeellikeyouneedtomakeyourvoiceheard?Trytakingabackseatforachange.Letsomeoneelseleadthegroupwhenyou’recollaboratingonaproject.Don’tspeakforeveryone.38.Celebratethesuccessofothers39.Ifyou’rehavingahardtimebeinghappyforafriendwhojustgotanawesomepromotion,it’sprobablybecauseyoumadethesituationaboutyousomehow.Don’tworry,thisisamentalhabitthatyoucandefinitelybreak.PracticegratitudeChallengeyourselftosay“thankyou”moreoften.Ifyoudon’tfeelthankfulforthegoodthingsinyourlife,thatusuallymeansyoutakethemforgranted.40.Trylookingforanyexcusetoshowothersthatyou’regratefulforthem.Showinggratitudecanmotivateyoutocontinueyourjourneyofself-improvement.A．SharethespotlightB．Changeistough,thoughC．ChangeisasgoodasarestD．Instead,letsomeoneelsespeaktheirmindE．BeexcitedforthemwithoutcomparingyourselfF．Unfortunately,thisisaprettyself-centeredwaytolookattheworldG．Makingyourvoiceheardisimportant,too,buttrytopickyourbattles三、完形填空（本大題共1小題）WhenIgotmyfirstsmartphoneat14,Ifeltlikeunlockinganewworld.Icouldinstantlyconnectwithfriends,scrollthroughendlesscontent,and41websitesIprobablyshouldn'thavehadaccesstoatthatage.Butwhatstartedasathrillingsenseof42quicklyturnedintosomethingmoretroubling.BeforeIknewit,Iwascaughtinacycleof43,spendinghoursscrollingthroughsocialmediafeeds,mindlesslyjumpingfromoneapptoanother,andengagingingroupchatstirelessly.BythetimeIreachedcollege,IknewIhadto44.So,Idecidedto45socialmediaand“dumbdown”mysmartphone.Thefirstweekwas46.I'dbecomesousedtoreachingformyphonewheneverIfelt47orlonely,andtheideaofcuttingmyselfofffeltalmostterrifying.ButIalsoknewthatIwasunhappywithhowmuch48ithadovermylife.So,Idecidedtodeletemysocialmediaapps,onebyone,and49unnecessaryfunctionsonmysmartphone.IfeltlikeI'd50apartofmyself.ThereweremomentswhenI51reachedformyphone,onlytorememberthattherewasnothingleftto52.Gradually,though,InoticedthatIfeltlessanxiousandmore53intherealworld.Istartedtovaluethosesmallmomentsofdowntimeandfoundotherwaysto54mytime.Theconstantneedtocheckfornotifications55andIfeltarenewedsenseoffreedom.41．A．expand B．experience C．engage D．explore42．A．invention B．independence C．creation D．achievement43．A．custom B．habit C．routine D．addiction44．A．takeaction B．lookback C．givein D．makeprogress45．A．forget B．leave C．quit D．escape46．A．intense B．tough C．uneventful D．meaningful47．A．exhausted B．tired C．bored D．sleepy48．A．authority B．confusion C．influence D．control49．A．perform B．destroy C．remove D．fulfill50．A．occupied B．lost C．misplaced D．offered51．A．automatically B．consciously C．deliberately D．intentionally52．A．check B．look C．make D．observe53．A．alive B．present C．awake D．clear54．A．use B．pass C．waste D．fill55．A．faded B．increased C．remained D．appeared四、語法填空（本大題共1小題）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。Radishes(蘿卜),withtheircrisptextureandpepperyflavor,appearinmanycuisinesduringthecoldermonths.Thisvegetable56(hold)awealthofnutritionalbenefitsthatmakeit57idealadditiontoyourwinterdiet.Native58Asiaandnowplantedworldwide,winterradishescomein59(vary)colorsandsizes,eachvarietyofferingauniquetasteandnutritionalprofile.TheyarehighinVitaminC,60iscrucialforboostingtheimmunesystem,aswellasVitaminK,whichaidsinbonehealth.61(addition),theyareagreatsourceofdietaryfiber,whichisessentialformaintainingahealthydigestivesystem.Theirhighfibercontentnotonlyaids62(digest)butalsohelpsyoufeelfulllonger,reducingthelikelihoodofovereating.Lowincaloriesbuthighinnutrition,radishesmakeforanexcellentchoiceforpeople63(look)tomaintainahealthyweightwhileenjoyingavarietyof64(nutrient).Withsomanybenefits,it’shard65(say)notoradishes.五、書信寫作（本大題共1小題）66．你校正在組織英語征文比賽，請以你最敬佩的科學家為題，寫一篇短文參賽，內容包括：1.人物簡介；2.敬佩的原因。注意：1.短文題目已為你寫好；2.詞數80字左右。ThescientistIrespectmost_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、書面表達（本大題共1小題）67．閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。Sophietrotted(慢跑)downthetrack,thecrispautumnbreezeblewthroughherhairassherodeherfavouritepony,Sprite,alongthefamiliarpaths.ShehadbeensharingSpritefornearlyayear,eversincesheandHollie,hisowner,hadstartedafriendship.HolliewasabitolderthanSophie,butthetwoofthemgotonsowellitneverseemedtomatter.SophielovedgoingtoshowstohelpHollieoutwhenshewascompeting,holdingSprite’sreins(韁繩)whileHollieadjustedherhelmet,andcheeringfromthesidelines.ButSophie’sfavouritepartoftheweekwashersharedayswhenshecouldride,brush,andplaywithSpriteasifhewereherown.AsSophiegotclosertotheyard,shespottedafamiliarfigurebythegate.Holliewasthere,waving.ItwasunusualtoseeHollieattheyardonaweekdaylikethis,andSophiefeltasmallflutterofnerves.Butshebrusheditoff.MaybeHolliejustwantedtochatortellheraboutanupcomingshow.OnceSophiehadcooledSpritedownandreturnedhimtohisstable(馬廄),shefoundHolliewaitinginthetackroom.ThesmileonHollie’sfacewasn’tasbrightasusual.“Hey,Soph,canwetalkforaminute?”Hollieasked.Sophienodded,herheartbeatingalittlefaster.Holliesatdownonablanketbox,andSophiefollowed,stillholdingherridingglovesinherhand.“Sophie,I’vegotsomenews.”Holliebegan,hervoicegentle.“YouknowI’mfinishingschoolthisyear,right?Well,I’vedecidedtogotouniversity.Andwithmebeingaway,Iwon’tbeabletotakecareofSpriteanymore.”Sophie’sstomachdropped.“Oh,”shewhispered.Hollietookadeepbreath.“I’vetalkeditoverwithmyparents,andwe’vedecidedthatthebestthingtodoistosellhim.Ihatetodoit,butit’stherightchoice.IwanttotellyoufirstbecauseIknowhowmuchyoulovehim.”注意：1.續寫詞數應為150左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。Sophie’sthroattightened,andforamomentshecouldn’tspeak._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Then,oneevening,Holliecalled,“Sophie,goodnews!”_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

參考答案1．【答案】C【聽力材料】M:CanIregisterforanycourseIlike?W:Notexactly.Thereareplentyofopeningsinoureveningprogram,buttherearenoplacesleftinthemorningorafternoonI’mafraid.【聽力材料】M:CanIregisterforanycourseIlike?W:Notexactly.Thereareplentyofopeningsinoureveningprogram,buttherearenoplacesleftinthemorningorafternoonI’mafraid.2．【答案】A【聽力材料】M:I’mgoingtogovisitmyparentsinBrightonthisweekend.W:Really?I’mgoingtoBrightonmyself.Howareyougettingthere?M:Mycarbrokedown,soIhavetogobybusortrain.W:Well,there’splentyofroominmycar!【聽力材料】M:I’mgoingtogovisitmyparentsinBrightonthisweekend.W:Really?I’mgoingtoBrightonmyself.Howareyougettingthere?M:Mycarbrokedown,soIhavetogobybusortrain.W:Well,there’splentyofroominmycar!3．【答案】C【聽力材料】W:Youknow,thisroomneedsanewpaintjob.Doyouthinkyoucanhandleit?M:Letmeseewhatmyscheduleislikethisweekend.【聽力材料】W:Youknow,thisroomneedsanewpaintjob.Doyouthinkyoucanhandleit?M:Letmeseewhatmyscheduleislikethisweekend.4．【答案】B【聽力材料】M:So,whatareyougoingtoweartonight?Youknowyoucan’tgetawaywithjeans.It’saformaldinnerparty.W:Ugh,IknowandIhatewearingdresses.M:Youcouldjustwearaskirtorsomething.W:Yeah,IguessIhavenochoice.【聽力材料】M:So,whatareyougoingtoweartonight?Youknowyoucan’tgetawaywithjeans.It’saformaldinnerparty.W:Ugh,IknowandIhatewearingdresses.M:Youcouldjustwearaskirtorsomething.W:Yeah,IguessIhavenochoice.5．【答案】B【聽力材料】M:Wow!Whathappenedtoyourhair?W:Iknow.It’sadisaster.Itoldthestylisttocutitshort,butnotthisshort!M:Ohno.Pooryou.W:I’msurethatwasmyfinalexperiencewiththatstylist.【聽力材料】M:Wow!Whathappenedtoyourhair?W:Iknow.It’sadisaster.Itoldthestylisttocutitshort,butnotthisshort!M:Ohno.Pooryou.W:I’msurethatwasmyfinalexperiencewiththatstylist.【答案】6．C7．B【聽力材料】M:OurnewassistantstartsonJuly7th,butIdon’thaveacomputerforhim.Iplacedanordertoday.W:Oh,that’saproblem.TodayisalreadyJune30th.Itusuallytakesthreeweeksfororderstobefilled.M:Threeweeks?Thatwon’tdo.W:WhynottalktotheITmanager?Hemighthaveanextracomputertheassistantcoulduse.M:Ishould.Butheisoutatlunchrightnow.I’llhavetotalktohimwhenhegetsback.【聽力材料】M:OurnewassistantstartsonJuly7th,butIdon’thaveacomputerforhim.Iplacedanordertoday.W:Oh,that’saproblem.TodayisalreadyJune30th.Itusuallytakesthreeweeksfororderstobefilled.M:Threeweeks?Thatwon’tdo.W:WhynottalktotheITmanager?Hemighthaveanextracomputertheassistantcoulduse.M:Ishould.Butheisoutatlunchrightnow.I’llhavetotalktohimwhenhegetsback.【答案】8．C9．B【聽力材料】W:Hello,well,there’ssomethingIneedtotalktoyouabout.M:Ohyeah?W:IhaveanexamcomingupandI’mstudying,and...well,theproblemisthere’salotofnoisecomingfromyourflatatnight.M:Oh,youmeanlastweekend?W:Yeah,well,kindofeverynight.Imeanlastweekendbutalsoduringweekdays.M:Really?IhadapartywithmyfriendsonSaturday.W:Yeah,thethingis,Ican’tstudybecauseofthenoise.M:Oh,sorry.Ididn’trealize,tobehonest.Icanturnthemusicdown.【聽力材料】W:Hello,well,there’ssomethingIneedtotalktoyouabout.M:Ohyeah?W:IhaveanexamcomingupandI’mstudying,and...well,theproblemisthere’salotofnoisecomingfromyourflatatnight.M:Oh,youmeanlastweekend?W:Yeah,well,kindofeverynight.Imeanlastweekendbutalsoduringweekdays.M:Really?IhadapartywithmyfriendsonSaturday.W:Yeah,thethingis,Ican’tstudybecauseofthenoise.M:Oh,sorry.Ididn’trealize,tobehonest.Icanturnthemusicdown.【答案】10．B11．B12．A【聽力材料】W:ThankyouforstayingattheRattletonSuitesHotel.Here’sacopyofyourbill.M:Thankyou...Oh,Ibelieveyou’vemadeamistake.Idon’tthinkthediscountwasappliedtomybill.WhenIbooked,itsaidthatifyouattendtheEducationExpoandstayfournights,onenightisfree.Everythingelselookscorrect.W:Oh,letmecheck.YoucheckedinonMarch3rdandtodayisthe7th.You’reright.I'msorryaboutthat.I’llprocessthatrightaway.Therehasbeensomethingwrongwithoursystemrecently,soitdidn’tapplysomediscounts.I’llreturn$500toyou.M:That’OK.Also,couldyoutellmewhereIcancatchthehotelbustotheairport?W:It’sjustoutsidethemaindoorshere.Abusleaveseveryhalfhour.Youcancatchoneinabouttenminutes.M:Thanksverymuch.【聽力材料】W:ThankyouforstayingattheRattletonSuitesHotel.Here’sacopyofyourbill.M:Thankyou...Oh,Ibelieveyou’vemadeamistake.Idon’tthinkthediscountwasappliedtomybill.WhenIbooked,itsaidthatifyouattendtheEducationExpoandstayfournights,onenightisfree.Everythingelselookscorrect.W:Oh,letmecheck.YoucheckedinonMarch3rdandtodayisthe7th.You’reright.I'msorryaboutthat.I’llprocessthatrightaway.Therehasbeensomethingwrongwithoursystemrecently,soitdidn’tapplysomediscounts.I’llreturn$500toyou.M:That’OK.Also,couldyoutellmewhereIcancatchthehotelbustotheairport?W:It’sjustoutsidethemaindoorshere.Abusleaveseveryhalfhour.Youcancatchoneinabouttenminutes.M:Thanksverymuch.【答案】13．B14．A15．C16．B【聽力材料】W:Goodmorning,Mr.Wood.What’sbroughtyouheretoday?M:I’vegotthisterriblelegpain.W:Wouldyoulikemetogiveyousomepainkillersbeforewegoon?M:Yes,please.W:Canyoushowmeexactlywherethepainis?M:I’vebeengettingitrighthere.W:Right.Isee.Andhowlonghaveyouhadit?M:Forthepasthour.W:Andwhendidthepainstart?M:ItcameonwhenIwasworkingoutinthegardenabouttwoweeksago.AndthenIgotthispain.Sometimesithurts,sometimesitdoesn’t.W:Haveyouhadthispainbefore?M:Notthepaininthe