安徽省“江南十校”2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期5月份階段聯(lián)考英語(yǔ)試題（含聽(tīng)力）1．Howmuchwillthewomanpay?A．￡5. B．￡35. C．￡40.2．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Drythedishes. B．Movetheglasses. C．Putawaythebowls.3．Wherewillthewomangotomorrow?A．Thehospital. B．Thetennisclub. C．Hercousin'shouse.4．Whatisthemostpossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Policeofficeranddriver.B．Driverandpassenger.C．Familymembers.5．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Whetheritwillrainlater.B．Whenthemanwillseeadoctor.C．Howthemanwillgotothedoctor.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。6．Whatactivityhasbeennewlyaddedtothelist?A．Rockclimbing. B．Swimming. C．Cycling.7．Wherewillthecamperssleep?A．Intents. B．Infarmhouses. C．Innewapartments.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。8．HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutherSpanishlevel?A．Confident. B．Doubtful. C．Worried.9．WhatisthewomanexpectedtodothisWednesday?A．Takeatest. B．HaveaSpanishclass. C．Signupforthecourse.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。10．Howmuchdoesanaveragetwo-bedroomflatcostinDalton?A．Lessthan800pounds.B．About850pounds.C．Morethan900pounds.11．Whydoesn'tthewomanusepublictransporttowork?A．Herofficeisnearby.B．Sheprefersdrivinghercar.C．Thestationsaretoodistant.12．HowdoesthewomansuggestthemangotoLondon?A．Bybike. B．Bycar. C．Bytrain.聽(tīng)下面一段較長(zhǎng)對(duì)話(huà)，回答以下小題。13．Whyisthewomantalkingtotheman?A．Tocheckanemail.B．Tosetthemeetingtime.C．Tomakeamarketingstrategy.14．WherewillthemanbeonMondaymorning?A．Inthefactory. B．Inhisoffice. C．Inthetrainingroom.15．WhywillthemanbeabsentfromworkonTuesday?A．Tostayathome. B．Tomeetacustomer. C．Tohaveacelebration.16．WhoisPete?A．Thewoman'shusband.B．Thewoman'scustomer.C．Thespeakers'colleague.聽(tīng)下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．Howmuchtimeshouldstudentsspendonstudyweekly?A．About10hours. B．About12hours. C．About14hours.18．Whatisthemostimportantfactorinastudyplace?A．Thequietness. B．Thecompanions. C．Thecomfortlevel.19．Whatsuggestiondoesthespeakergive?A．Readingaftertakingawalk.B．Readingonechapteratatime.C．Readingwithquestionsinmind.20．Howmanyaspectsarementioned?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four.TheWorld'sMostStrikingTouristDestinationsRisk-takers,grabyourpassportsandthere'snothingrelaxingabouttheseholidayspots.HalfDome,YosemiteNationalPark,USAThe1500-metreclimbtothetopofHalfDomeisthemostdifficultofYosemiteValley'sdayhikes,andit'sthelast120metersthatisthemostdangerous.Whilethereareladder-likemetalcables(纜繩)tohelpyoureachthesummitwithoutrockclimbingequipment,fallingoffthemcouldbedeadly.CliffsofMoher,IrelandWithbreathtakingviewsoftheAranIslandsandGalwayBay,theCliffsofMoherisoneofIreland'smostpopulartouristattractions.However,it'salsooneofthemostdangerous,andonemisstepattheedgecouldresultina213-metrefallintotheAtlantic.Thesafestwaytoexperiencethebeautyofthecliffsisfromtheofficialpathoroneofthethreeviewingplatforms.MountEverest,NepalVisitingMountEverestattractsaround1200climberseachyear.However,onlyabouthalfeverreachthesummit,andafewwilldietrying,accordingtotheNewYorkTimes.Bynow,therehavebeen304deaths,accordingto.TriftBridge,SwitzerlandBelieveitornot,theTriftBridgeintheSwissAlpsMountainsismuchsaferthanitlooks.Still,acrophobes(恐高者)willlikelywanttoavoidthisdangerousman-madespot.At90metreshighand170metreslong,theTriftBridgeisoneofthelongestandhighestpedestriansuspensionbridgesintheAlps,requiringthreecablecarridestoreachit.21．Whereisitpossibletotakeintheviewofthesea?A．AtHalfDome. B．AtCliffsofMoher.C．AtMountEverest. D．AtTriftBridge.22．WhichofthefollowingistrueaboutMountEverest?A．Ithasthreeviewingplatforms.B．Therearecableshelpingclimbersup.C．Ithasclaimedatleast300livessofar.D．600climberswhodietryingreachitssummit.23．Whichofthefollowingcandescribeallthefourplaces?A．Theyarealldangerousscenicspots.B．Theyareallnaturalscenicspots.C．Touristsmustdomuchrockclimbing.D．Touristsmustuseclimbingequipment.TheEuropeanPatentOfficeannouncedthatMaasaiinventorRichardTurerehaswonthefirstplaceintheYoungInventorsPrize2023.Turerewasdistinguishedfordevelopingasystemtokeeplionsfromlivestock(牲畜)byusinglightsequences(光序列),withoutharmingtheendangeredlionsaswell.ThelionpopulationinAfricaisestimatedtohavedeclinedby43%inthepast20years,accordingtotheWorldWideFundforNature.Manylionswerekilledtostopthemfromeatingpreciouslivestock,whichispotentiallyakeyconcernforlocalcommunitiesandconservationists.IntheNairobiNationalPark,whereTureregrewup,manyanimalshavemanagedtoseeksheltertoescapethethreatofhunters.Thus,lackingfoodinthewild,lionshavebeendrawntohuntlivestockinareaswherehumanslive,makingthelocalcommunitiesthevictims.Effortsbythegovernmenttopayfarmersfortheirlostanimalsweretooexpensivetoaffordforalongtime.Tolessenthisrisk,lionswereoftenkilled,significantlyimpactingthelionpopulation,thearea'sbiodiversityandtourism.Aftertestingseveralideas,Turere'sinvention,knownasLionLightsTM,isbasedonasimpleconcept:visuallyimitating(模擬)thehumanpresencethatkeepslionsaway.Whenitchangessequencesofflashinglightsfixedonfences,thelionsdon'tfeelcomfortablewiththepatternsandarediscouragedfromhuntinglivestock.Aswordofhistechnologyanditssuccessspread,thedemandforthesystemfromothercommunitiesbegantorise.Thesystemtypicallyrunsonsolarenergy,butitcanalsobecoupledwithwindpowerwhentheweatheriscloudyorthereislittlesun.Ithasattractedtheinternationalattentionandhasbeenappliedinseveralothercountriestohelppreventvariousspeciesofanimals."Isincerelyhopethatthisstorywillserveasapowerfulsourceofinspirationforyoungkids.Itshouldmakethemrealizethatthey,too,havetheabilityandpotentialtotakeactionandmakeadifference.Regardlessoftheirbackgroundorcircumstances,anyonehasthecapacitytoachievegreatthingsandbringaboutpositivechangesinthisworld."saysTurere.24．WhatisthemainreasonforthedeclineofthelionpopulationinAfrica?A．Thelossoftheirnaturalhabitats.B．Beinghuntedtoprotectlivestock.C．Theshortageofreliablefoodsource.D．Thenegativeimpactofclimatechange.25．HowdoesTurere'sLionLights'mwork?A．Bykeepinglightsonallthetimetoscareawaylions.B．Byreleasingaspecialsmellthatmakeslionsuncomfortable.C．Bychangingcolorsofflashinglightsfixedonfences.D．Byvisuallyimitatingthehumanpresencewithflashinglights.26．WhatcanweinferfromthetextaboutTurere'sinvention?A．ItisonlysuitableforhumanstoemployinNairobiNationalPark.B．Itistooexpensiveformostlocalcommunitiesandcountriestoafford.C．Ithasapositiveimpactonbothwildlifeconservationandlocalcommunities.D．Itrequiresalargeamountofelectricityandpowertooperate.27．WhatisTurere'sintentioninsharinghisstory?A．Toshowoffhisgreatachievementsinprotectingtheanimals.B．Toencourageyoungkidstotakeactionandmakeadifference.C．Toraiseglobalfundsforfurtherresearchonhisinvention.D．TopromotetheapplicationofhisLionLightsTMworldwide.Foryears,lemonwaterhasbeenamorningritualamongsuccessfulpeople,praisedasaneasyandaffordablewaytokeephealthy.Socialmediainfluencersandhealthblogsoftenlistitssupposedbenefits,fromdetoxification(解毒)toweightloss,creatinganalmostmagicalreputationforthisdrink.Buthowmuchofthatisscientificallysupported?Dr.DebbieFetter,anutritionscientist,offersabalancedperspective.Sheexplainsthatlemonwaterisneitherharmfulnormiraculous.Itsprimaryadvantageliesinmaintainingtheproperwaterbalance.Theslightflavorfromlemonmayencouragepeopletodrinkmorewater,particularlythosewhofindplainwaterunappealing.However,shestressesthatlemonwatercansupplythebodywithwaterjustaseffectivelyasregularwater.Additionally,Dr.Fetterexplainedthecommonmyth—neitherthetemperatureofthewater(hotorcold)northelemon'saciditycanchangethebody'sPHlevels,assomearticlesinaccuratelysuggest.Surprisingly,thishumbledrinkhasevolvedintoastatus(地位)symbol.Thoughinexpensivetomake,lemonwaterfrequentlyappearsinupscale(高檔的)settings—thinkaboutluxuryspasandhigh-endhotelbreakfasts.Itspresenceinthesespotsgivesitselfanairofhighstandard.Formanyurbanprofessionals,sippinglemonwaterinthemorningcreatesasenseofcalmandservesasamentalbridgetothehealth-consciouslifestylesofsuccessfulpeople.AsTikTokuserNyemb-Diopobserves,modernfoodcultureisnolongerjustaboutsurvival—itreflectspersonalidentitiesandemotionalneeds.Peopleincreasinglyusedietarychoices,likedrinkinglemonwater,toexpresstheirvaluesandambitions,turningsimpleactsintostatementsaboutwhotheyare.Dr.Fetteremphasizesthatthereisnosinglefoodordrinkthatguaranteeshealth."Ifany,wewantthatmagicpill."shesays,referringtosociety'sendlesssearchforquickfixes.Truehealth,however,comesfromconsistent,balancedhabits—regularexercise,variednutrition,andadequatesleep.Whilelemonwatercanbepartofahealthyroutine,relyingonitaloneignoresthecomplexityofhumanhealth.Inessence,lemonwater'sriseasatrendyhabithighlightsourdesireforsimplicityinself-care.Yetitalsoservesasareminder:realhealthisbuiltthroughdailyeffort,notbychasingafterfancyyetempty-promisesolutions.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword"ritual"inParagraph1probablymean?A．Decoration. B．Emergency. C．Celebration. D．Routine.29．AccordingtoDr.DebbieFetter,lemonwater_________.A．isamiracledrinkwithmanybenefitsB．isbetterandmorenutritiousthannormalwaterC．won'tdoanyharmbutisn'tamagicaldrinkD．canchangeyourbody'sPHandhelpkeephealthy30．Whyhaslemonwaterbecomeastatussymbol?A．Becauseitistooexpensiveforpeopletotakeineveryday.B．Becauseitcanhelpcreateanatmosphereofhighstandard.C．Becauseitcanprovideaspeciallyhealthyemotionalneed.D．Becauseitcanreflectpeople'seagernessforluxury.31．WhatdoesDr.Fettermeanbysaying"Wewantthatmagicpill"?A．Peoplehopetofindasinglethingtoensuregoodhealth.B．Peopleprefertotakemagicpillstomakekeepinghealthyeasier.C．Thereisamagicpillthathasbeeninventedalready.D．Lemonwaterhasbeenviewedastheuniquemagicpill.Monitoringaperson'spulse(脈搏)continuouslycanoffermeaningfulandimportantmedicalinformation,suchasheartrateand,indirectly,bloodpressure.However,pulsewavescanchangealotfrompersontopersonandevenwithinthesamepersonatdifferenttimesofdayandduringdifferentactivities.Thesechangesmakeitdifficultforcurrentwearablepulsesensorstocollectaccuratedata,whichisespeciallyproblematicforthosewithcardiovascular(心血管的)diseasesorhigh-riskfactorsforthosediseases.Tosolvethisproblem,ateamledbyPennStateresearcherslookedfirstnottothefuture,butback—toprinciplesofpulsemonitoringintraditionalChinesemedicine(TCM).Usingtheseprinciples,theresearchersdesignedapressure-sensingplatformtoidentifythebestpulsesignal,whichtheycombinedwithamachinelearningmodeltoalsopredictbloodpressure.TheypublishedtheirresultsinAdvancedMaterials."AccordingtoTCM,doctorswouldtakethepulseatthreepositionsonthewrist:cun,guanandchi,"saidco-authorLarryCheng,Jr.MemorialAssociateProfessorofEngineeringScienceandMechanicsatPennState."Astheyusethreefingerstopressattheselocations,theyincreasethepressuretomeasurethepulsefromshallowtodeeper.Thismethodprovidesamoreaccuratereadingofpulsesignals,whetherthepersonisactiveorresting."Chengexplainedthatinordertodesignawearablehealthmonitor,theyusedtwoideas,adaptivepressuresandvariouswristlocations.Theresearchersused3Dprintingtoprintasensorarray(陣列)—onedevicewithseveralsensors.TheprinciplesofTCMallowthemtoaddressthelimitationsofusingjustonepointonthewristandtobettercollectdatafromdifferentplacesonthewristandatseveraldepths."Thesensorarrayiscompletelyprinted,whichischeaperthantraditionalmethodsofconstructingasensor.Thisalsomakesthesensorarrayeasiertooperate,improvingitsdesignasawearabledevice,"Chengsaid.32．Whatisthemainproblemwithcurrentwearablepulsesensors?A．Theyaretooexpensiveforcommonpeopletoconsume.B．Theyaretoodifficultforpeopletocontinuouslyoperate.C．Theycan'tcollectaccuratedataduetopulsewavechanges.D．Theyareuselessforpeoplewithcardiovasculardiseases.33．Howdidtheresearchersimprovepulsesignaldetectionintheirdesign?A．Bydecreasingthenumberofsensorsonthewrist.B．Bycombiningadaptivepressureandmultiplewristlocations.C．Byusingartificialintelligencetoreplacetraditionalmethods.D．Byonlyconcentratingonshallowpulsemeasurements.34．Whatisthepurposeofwritingthistext?A．Tointroducethecurrentproblemsofproducingwearablepulsesensors.B．Todescribewhyresearcherscollectaccuratepulsedatawith3Dprinting.C．ToexplaintheprinciplesofpulsemonitoringintraditionalChinesemedicine.D．ToshowtheapplicationoftraditionalChinesemedicineinpulsemonitoring.35．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．OldWisdomMeetsNewTech:TCMInspiresPulseSensors.B．OldmethodsinNewDevices:TCMAdoptsAIforPulseAnalysis.C．OldHerbsMeetDigitalTools:TCMbuildsNewSensorSoftware.D．OldideasinModernMachines:TCMcarriesPulseSensorErrors.Nowadays,artificialintelligence(AI)isservingasapowerfultoolinthemoderneducationalfield,withthepotentialtotransformtraditionalclassroomsintoactivelearningspaces.36OneofthekeystoAI'sachievementsisthatstudentscanhavepersonalizedlearningexperiences.AdaptivelearningplatformspoweredbyAIalgorithm(算術(shù))analyzestudents'performancedatainrealtime.37Forexample,ifastudentisstrugglingwithaparticularmathconcept,theplatformcanprovideadditionalpracticeproblemsatanappropriatedifficultylevel,alongwithdetailedexplanations.Furthermore,AI-enablededucationalgamesalsoplayasignificantrole.Withelementsofcompetitionsandrewards,thesegamesarehighlyinteractive.38Forinstance,inalanguage-learninggame,studentscanearnpointsforcorrectanswers,unlocknewlevelsastheyprogress,andcompetewiththeirpeersonleaderboards.ThistypicalAI-basedlearningnotonlymakesstudymoreenjoyablebutalsotapsintostudents'naturaldesireforachievement,drivingthemtoactivelyparticipateinlearningactivities.Anotheraspectistheuseofchatbots.TheseAI-poweredassistantsareavailabletoanswerstudents'questions,provideguidance,andoffersupport.39Studentscancommunicatewiththematanytimewhenthey'restuckinahomeworkproblem.Theinstantfeedbackandpersonalizedattentioncanmakestudentsfeelmoreengagedintheirlearningjourney,astheyalwayshavearesourcetoturntowhentheyneedhelp.40AsAIcontinuestoevolveandintegratemoredeeplyintoeducation,teacherswillbeabletocreatemoredynamicandstudent-centeredlearningenvironmentsthatinspirestudentstoreachtheirfullpotential.Undoubtedly,AIwillplayanevengreaterroleinfostering(促進(jìn))students'learningmotivationandengagementinthefuture.A．Itcangiveupreal-lifelearningopportunities.B．ParentscanalsouseAItomonitorchildren'sprogressmoreeffectively.C．Thefeaturescreateasenseofachievementandadesireforcontinuouslearning.D．Theconvenienceofhavingsuchanavailablelearningpartnercanberatherobvious.E．Basedontheanalysis,theycantrackeachstudent'slearningstrengthsandweaknesses.F．Tobespecific,AIofferswaystoenhancestudents'learningmotivationandengagement.G．Overtime,AI-basedresourcesarebecomingincreasinglypopularamongteachersandstudents.ErinWillmanlosthervisionatfifteen.Facingnumerouschallenges,thoughpeopleoftentoldherwhatshecouldn'tdo,shewastoshowthemwhatshecould.Turneddownfromjobapplicationsduetoherblindness,Erinwantedtocreateherownpath.Withinayear,sheWhiteCaneCoffeeandbecameitsCEO,provingthatherdisabilitywouldn'therambitions.WhiteCaneCoffeehasgrownfromanideaintoaboomingbusiness,withhercoffeeavailableinmanycities.Beyondsellinghigh-qualitycoffee,thecompanyalsojobopportunitiesforblindanddisabledindividuals,themwithvaluableskillsandboostingtheirconfidence.Thecompany'stohelpingthedisabledcanbefoundinitsuniqueproductlabeling—eachpackagefeaturesBraille(布萊葉盲文),makingitoneofthecompaniesthatlabelallproductsinthisway.ThisideaErin'sbeliefthatblindindividualsshouldbeabletoshopindependently.Thecompanyprovidesjobsatalivablewage,offeringfreedomsandthelivesofemployeeswhoareoftenunfairlydeprived(剝奪)ofsuchopportunitieselsewhere.Erin'steamemphasizesthattheirgoalgoeswages—itbringshopeanddemonstratesthevalueofeveryemployeeaspartofalargereffort.ProfitsfromWhiteCaneCoffeedomorethanjustsupportthestaff.Theyalsoguidedogtraining,communityworkwithchildren,andfundraisingfornon-profits.Erin'svisionextendsbeyondpersonalsuccess.Hergoalistomakeaglobalchange.Shesocialimpactovermaterialwealth,aimingtouseherpositiontoimprovelives.Erinandherteamremainforthefantasticsupportfromtheircommunityanddisabilitysupportproviders.Andmoreimportantly,theyareproudofhowmuchtheyhaveinprovidingresourcesandempowermenttodisabledpeople.Theyhopetocontinuetocreateadditionaljobs,whichwillhelpevenmorepeoplebecomeindependent.41．A．determined B．hesitant C．a(chǎn)fraid D．satisfied42．A．visited B．entered C．founded D．a(chǎn)dvertised43．A．realize B．test C．promote D．stop44．A．a(chǎn)bandons B．provides C．doubts D．ignores45．A．blaming B．charging C．equipping D．comparing46．A．devotion B．resistance C．a(chǎn)djustment D．objection47．A．traditional B．considerate C．declining D．a(chǎn)verage48．A．challenges B．changes C．reflects D．questions49．A．enriching B．shortening C．disturbing D．complicating50．A．through B．within C．a(chǎn)gainst D．beyond51．A．a(chǎn)pplyto B．bringout C．breakdown D．contributeto52．A．immediate B．final C．temporary D．previous53．A．exchanges B．sacrifices C．prioritizes D．replaces54．A．sorry B．grateful C．responsible D．ready55．A．a(chǎn)ccomplished B．demanded C．lacked D．wasted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。NeZha2:TheDevilChildComestotheSeaisananimatedfantasyfilm56(write)anddirectedbyJiaozi.ThefilmwasreleasedinChinaonJanuary29,2025(ChineseNewYear'sDay)andreceivedhighpraisefromits57(fan).ThestoryfollowsNeZhaandAoBing.AftertheHeavenlyTribulation,theirsoulsaresaved,buttheirphysicalbodieswillsoon58(appear).TaiyiZhenrentriestousetheSeven-ColorTreasureLotus59(rebuild)theirphysicalbodies.However,theycomeacrossmanydifficultiesduringthisprocessandtoprotectthelocals,NeZhahastofightafiercebattle60theFourSeaDragonKings.NeZha2,thenumberof61viewershasexceeded200million,drawsontraditionalChinesemythologicalstories.Itbecomesboththebox-officechampioninChinesefilmhistory62oneofthemostpopularfilmsintheglobalmarket.Filmcriticsthinkhighlyofitintermsofproductionquality,stunningspecialeffectsandan63(attract)storyline.Thefilmshowsus64spiritoffriendship,courageandthebeliefthatIamthemasterofmyownfate.Itcanresonate(共鳴)65(emotional)withviewersbothathomeandabroad.66．假定你是李華，正在英國(guó)曼徹斯特學(xué)習(xí)。當(dāng)?shù)匾凰鶎W(xué)校下周要舉辦中國(guó)傳統(tǒng)文化展，需要招收數(shù)名志愿者，你有意報(bào)名參加。請(qǐng)你給學(xué)校負(fù)責(zé)人Mr.Smith寫(xiě)一封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：1.寫(xiě)郵件目的；2.你的優(yōu)勢(shì)；3.表達(dá)期待。注意：1.寫(xiě)作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個(gè)左右；2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在相應(yīng)位置作答。DearMr.Smith,IamLiHua,aChinesestudentcurrentlystudyinginManchester.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua二、書(shū)面表達(dá)67．閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開(kāi)頭語(yǔ)續(xù)寫(xiě)兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。MrLimhadbeeninabadmoodeversincehelosthisjobthreemonthsago.Hiseffortstofindanotherjobhadbeenfruitlessaswell.Tomakeendsmeet,hiswife,MrsLim,hadtotakeonanoverseasjoboffer.ThismeantthatMrLimwaslefttotendtohistwochildren,LukeandLisa,allbyhimself.Seeingtheirfatherbeingsounhappyeveryday,LukeandLisawantedbadlytocheerhimup.OnthedayofMr.Lim’sbirthday,thechildrendecidedtoturntheirintentionintoaction.“Hurry,Luke!Dadwillbehomeanytimenow!Let’shidetosurprisehim!”Lisasaid.Afterplacingthebirthdaycaketheyhadboughtonthetable,somethingthatLukeandLisaweresureMrLimwouldnothaveexpected,theyhidunderit.Ithadtakenthechildrenmanyweekstosaveenoughmoneytobuytheirfather’sfavouritecake.Theysmiledateachotherwhenthesmelloffreshpaintreachedtheirnose.LukeandLisahadpaintedontheirdiningarea’swall,intendingthattobedecorationforMrLim’ssurprisebirthdayparty.Momentslater,themaindoorcreaked(嘎吱作響)open.Suddenly,aloudshoutfilledtheair!“Whomessedupthewallonpurpose?”MrLimshoutedangrily.Onhearingthosewords,LukeandLisastaredateachotherinshock.Astheelderbrother,LukeknewhehadtoprotectLisa.Takingadeepbreath,Lukeslowlymovedoutfromunderthetable.Beforehecouldsayaword,MrLimgavehimanearful(長(zhǎng)時(shí)間的斥責(zé)).Hopingtoclearupthemisunderstanding,Lukesaid,“Dad,you’rewrong.Wejustwantedto...”“Don’tyoudaregivemeexcuses!”MrLimraisedhisvoice.Then,withgreatforce,hethrewthenewspaperhehadbeenholdingatthediningtable.Ithitthebirthdaycake,ruiningit!Seeingthat,Luke’sheartbroke.Hecried.“Dad...we...we’resorry!Wewantedtogive...giveyouabirthdaysur...surprise,”Lisaexplainedinbetweencries,aftermovingoutfromherhidingspot.注意：1.續(xù)寫(xiě)詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個(gè)左右；2.請(qǐng)按如下格式在相應(yīng)位置作答。Hearingthat,MrLimfellsilentforamomentbeforeapproachingLuke._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Afterthetensioneased,LukeandLisasangabirthdaysongforMrLim._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1．B【詳解】W:Howmuchistheone-daywoodworkprogram?M:There'sachargeof￡35,includinglunch,or￡40ifyouwanttocampinthewoods.W:Oh,Idon'tneedtocamp.2．C【詳解】M:NowthatI'vedriedallthedishes,whereshouldIputthebowls?W:Youcanplacethemabovetheplatestotherightoftheglasses.3．B【詳解】M:AreyoustillOKtoplaytennisafterwork?W:Oh,Icompletelyforgotweweresupposedtogotothetennisclub.Anyway,canwechangeittotomorrow?I'vegottogotothehospitalthisafternoon.Mycousin'shadababy.M:Noproblem.4．A【詳解】W:Turnoffyourengine,please.M:Yes.Whyhaveyoupulledmeover?W:Becauseyoujustdrovethrougharedlight.5．C【詳解】M:Ihavetoseeadoctorthisafternoon.Iwasplanningtowalkthere,butnowitlookslikeitmightrain.W:Isitdowntown?Icouldgiveyouaride.M:It'sintheoppositedirection.Luckily,there'sabusthatgoesdirectlythere.6．C7．B【詳解】W:Areyougoingtotheadventurecampthissummer?M:Yeah.They'reintroducingnewactivities.Iheardthere'sgoingtobeaclimbingwall.W:There'salwaysbeenone!Youmust'vemissedit.Younormallyspendmostofthetimeswimmingintheriver...Butcyclinghasfinallymadeitontotheactivitylist.M:Great!W:Iguesswe'llbestayingintentsagain?I'drathercampthansleepinthoseoldapartmentsweusedtoshare.M:Actually,they'vedecidedtorentfarmhousesnearbyforthecampers.8．A9．A【詳解】W:Excuseme.AreyouthecourseprofessorforSpanish301?M:Yes.HowcanIhelpyou?W:I'dliketojoinyourclass.M:That'sanadvancedcourse.HaveyoulearnedSpanish?W:No.ButmymotherisfromMexico.WespeakSpanishathome.IthinkI'dbeOKintheclass.M:Possibly,butI'llhavetocheckyourlevel.ComebacktomyofficethisWednesdayandI'llgiveyouthetest.10．B11．A12．C【詳解】M:I'mthinkingofmovingtoDalton.W:Well,I'vebeenlivingthereforfiveyears.Ithinkit'sreallynice.M:Howmuchwoulditbetorentatwo-bedroomflatthere?W:Youshouldbeabletogetsomethingreasonablefor850poundspermonth.Youcertainlywouldn'twanttopaymorethan900pounds.M:No.Arethetransportsystemseasytoreachfromwhereyoulive?W:Well,IworkinthecitycentersoIdon'thavetousepublictransport.Igobybike.It'sashortbikeride.Anyway,drivingtoworkinthecitycenterwouldbeatroublebecausethere'shardlyanyparking.Andthetrafficduringtherushhourcanbebad.M:I'dbeworkingfromhomebutI'dhavetogotoLondononeortwodaysaweek.W:There'safasttraineveryhalfanhourwhichonlytakes45minutes.M:That'sgood.13．B14．A15．C16．C【詳解】W:Hi.Didyougetmyemail?Wereallyneedtoarrangeatimeforourmeetingaboutthenewpricing