（福建专供）高中英语 阶段评估检测（七） 北师大版选修7

（120分钟150分）第Ⅰ卷(选择题共115分)第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分7.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡19.15. B.￡9.15. C.￡9.18.答案是B。1.Whoisthehostofthedinner?A.Frank. B.Paul. C.Thewoman.2.Whichmonthistheworstaccordingtothewoman?A.May. B.June. C.July.3.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?A.Seeadoctor.B.Takesometimeoffwork.C.Continuegoingtowork.4.What’stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Bossandclerk. B.Husbandandwife.C.Motherandson.5.Howmuchmoredidthewomanpayforherweddingdressthanhersister?A.$400. B.$300. C.$100.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)听下面5段对话。每段对话后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话读两遍。听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。6.Whatarethespeakersdoingtoday?A.Playingtennis. B.Playingfootball.C.Playinggolf.7.Howoftendoesthemanplayonaverage?A.Onceamonth.B.Twiceamonth.C.Onceaweek.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。8.Whathappenedtotheguyinthefrontofthestage?A.Hefelloffthestage.B.Hegotinafightwithsomecrazypeople.C.Hejumpedintothecrowd.9.Whatdidthemanlikemost?A.Theopeningband.B.Theaudience.C.Thedesignofthestage.听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。10.Howdoesthemandescribehiscityinthebeginning?A.It’sbig.B.It’shorrible.C.It’sromantic.11.What’sthecitycenterlikeaccordingtotheman?A.It’scrowdedwithboats.B.There’safamouschurchthere.C.Therearen’tmanyshops.12.Whydoesn’tthemanlikelivingthere?A.It’stooquiet.B.Therearetoomanytourists.C.Thedrinkingwaterispolluted.听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。13.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Shelivesclosetotheoffice.B.Sheisnewtothecompany.C.Shelikesthebigkitchen.14.Howdoesthemangotowork?A.Onfoot. B.Bybus. C.Bycar.15.WhywasSusanlateforwork?A.Shemissedthebus.B.Hertrainwaslate.C.Hercarbrokedown.16.Whatwillthemandothenextday?A.Gotoworkbytrain.B.VisitLilyinherflat.C.Leavehomeearlier.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.WhichsportwasinventedbytheEnglish?A.Golf. B.Tennis. C.Basketball.18.WhatattitudedotheEnglishmenhavetowardsthesports?A.Awaytoearnmoney.B.Awaytomakealiving.C.Awaytoenjoyandrelaxthemselves.19.WheredidthesportsmenusetocomefrominEngland?A.Nationalchampionship. B.Stateschools.C.Publicschools.20.Whatistheinfluenceofthepublicschools?A.Beliefinsports. B.Opiniononfairplay.C.Openingsportscourses.第二部分英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第一节单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。21.(原创)ChinawilllaunchthefirstDRCongosatellite,whichbyChinabytheendof2015.A.willdevelop B.developsC.willbedeveloped D.hasbeendeveloped22.(2013·莱芜模拟)Jackisnotverydecisive,andhealwaysfindshimselfinaasifhedoesn’tknowwhathereallywantstodo.A.fantasy B.dilemmaC.contradiction D.conflict23.Iwasn’tblaminganyone;Isaiderrorslikethiscouldbeavoided.A.merely B.mostly C.rarely D.nearly24.(2013·成都模拟)Mr.Blackisveryhappybecausetheclothesmadeinhisfactoryhaveneverbeen.A.popular B.morepopularC.mostpopular D.themostpopular25.(2013·福州模拟)DidyouseethatprogrammeSouthAfricalastnight?A.with B.for C.on D.to26.—Bill,ifitdoesn’train,wecangostraightonandspendmoretimeinVienna.—IjustwanttohearMozart.A.Welldone! B.Noproblem.C.That’sgreat! D.That’sit.27.Everyclassroominthismodernschooliswithanewcomputer.A.equipped B.replacedC.repaired D.exchanged28.—Iamsorrytohavetoomuchofyourtime.—That’sOK,andIamgladtohelpyou.A.takenup B.takenoverC.takenoff D.takenin29.Itisthefirsttimehehereandnowitishightimethathearound.A.come;shouldbeshownB.hascome;wasshownC.hascome;beshownD.came;wasshown30.(2013·阜阳模拟)Ihavesomedoubtyourapplicationwillbeapprovedbythegovernment.A.if B.whether C.that D.it31.Duringthediscussion,manymembersweremyproposal,whichupsetmegreatly.A.objecting B.objectedtoC.opposing D.opposedto32.(2013·莆田模拟)Fromtheteacher’spatienceandunderstanding,Ihavelearntwhatabigresponsibilityistoeducateus.A.this B.that C.it D.one33.(2013·潍坊模拟)Ifthewoundbecomeinfected,donothesitatetocallme.A.shall B.must C.should D.would34.Mr.Zhang,whoissaidtohavegoneabroadtolivewithhissonafterretirement,atourschoolfortwentyyears.A.hasbeenteaching B.wasteachingC.taught D.hastaught35.(2013·厦门模拟)—Haveyoubeenacquaintedwitheachotherforlong?—Notverylong,westartedtoworkinthecompany.A.after B.before C.when D.since第二节完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Ihadmyfirstchocolatebaratfive.I’llneverforgetthedelicious,comfortingtaste.ItwasduringWorldWarⅡ.WhentheRussianarmysweptwesttowardGermany,manypeoplefledinpanic.AfterawomantookmetoHamburg,I36onthestreets.Isurvivedby37food.Still,therewasneverenough.Iwasskinandbones,closeto38.ThentheAmericantroops(军队)arrived.Theylookedsobigand39.Stealingfoodfromthemwas40.OneafternoonasIwasinsearchof41inatent,ahugehand42meupbythecollar.AnAmerican43.Iwas44,andIcouldseeitupsethim.Tomy45,hesaid,“It’sokay,kid.”Hohisjacketandhandedmeachocolatebar.I47asmallbite.IthoughtI’dgonetoheaven.Thesoldiertookmetoanorphanage(孤儿院)runbytheRedCross.FourdayslaterIwas48toanorphanageinAmericaandsoonafter,afamily49me.God,Iwantto50allthepeoplewhoweresogoodtome.I51.Later,Igotajob,treatingthetrouble52.Wheneverthesoldierssatinmyofficeand53howIcouldpossiblyunderstandthemorhelpeasetheir54,Iwouldtellthemmystory.AndIwouldopenmydrawerinmydeskthatwasalwaysfullandofferedthemsome55.36.A.walked B.stole C.lived D.wandered37.A.stealing B.sellingC.searching D.buying38.A.falling B.starvingC.crying D.dying39.A.kind B.curious C.cruel D.healthy40.A.easy B.difficultC.frightening D.scaring41.A.guns B.money C.food D.soldiers42.A.lifted B.caught C.got D.turned43.A.kid B.officer C.teacher D.soldier44.A.surprised B.satisfiedC.pleased D.scared45.A.horror B.satisfactionC.pleasure D.surprise46.A.dived B.reachedC.looked D.felt47.A.made B.got C.took D.did48.A.sent B.brought C.took D.carried49.A.adapted B.adopted C.bought D.fed50.A.findback B.bringbackC.takeback D.payback51.A.shouted B.said C.prayed D.signed52.A.soldiers B.women C.children D.officers53.A.said B.praisedC.wondered D.told54.A.worry B.painC.doubt D.story55.A.medicine B.foodC.money D.chocolate第三部分阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2分,满分40分)阅读下列短文,从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出最佳选项。(A)Sincethegene,calledDAF-16inworms,wasfoundinmanyanimalsandinhumans,thefindingcouldopenupnewwaystoaffectaging,immunity(免疫力)andresistanceinhumans,thescientistssaid.“Wewantedtofindouthownormalagingisbeinggovernedbygenesandwhateffectthesegeneshaveonothertraits,suchasimmunity,”saidRobinMayoftheUniversityofBirmingham,wholedthestudy.Populationsacrosstheworldareagingatasurprisingpace,bringingpotentiallybigchallengesforhealthandsocialcaresystems.AstudybyDanishscientistslastyearfoundthathalfofbabiesbornintherichworldtodaywilllivetocelebratetheir100thbirthdays.Scientistsareeagertofindouthowpeopleagetotrytodevelopdrugstohelpthemstayhealthierastheirlivesextend.“Whatwehavefoundisthatthingslikeresistanceandagingtendtogohandinhand,”Maysaidinaninterview.May’steamcomparedlongevity,stressresistanceandimmunityinfourrelatedspeciesofworm.TheyalsolookedfordifferencesintheactivityofDAF-16ineachofthefourspecies,andfoundthattheywereallquitedistinct.MaysaidDAF-16wasactiveinmostcellsinthebodyandwasverysimilartoagroupofhumangenescalledFOXOgenes,whichscientistsbelieveplayaroleintheagingprocess.“Thefactthatsubtle(微妙的)differencesinDAF-16betweenspeciesseemtohavesuchanimpactonagingandhealthisveryinterestingandmayexplainhowdifferencesinlifespanandrelatedtraitshavearisenduringevolution,”Maysaid.56.Inwhichsectionmaythetextappearinanewspaper?A.Education. B.Science.C.Entertainment. D.Culture.57.AccordingtoMay,.A.resistancehasalottodowithagingB.FOXOgenescanbefoundinwormsC.genesplaythesameroleindifferentspeciesD.newdrugswillchangethegenesinolderpeople58.Whatcanweknowfromthethirdparagraph?A.Newwayshavebeenfoundtoaffectaging.B.Babiesintherichworldwillalllivelonger.C.Presentsocialcaresystemsarepoorlymanaged.D.Agingpopulationsarecausingmorechallenges.59.FromthetextweknowthatDAF-16.A.isagenethatisonlyfoundinwormsB.canmakepeoplelivelongerC.hasaneffectonagingandimmunityD.hasbeenquitefamiliartoscientists60.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.ScientistsFindGeneLinkedtoAgingB.PopulationIsAgingFasterthanExpectedC.HowtoMakePeopleLiveLongerD.GeneDeterminesHowLongWeLive(B)Australia’sforeignlanguageskillsareindecline.VoiceofAmericahasreportednewfiguresshowingthatonly13%ofhigh-schoolgraduatescanspeakaforeignlanguagenow.Butfourdecadesago,40percenthadforeignlanguageskills.ProfessorEliseTipton,fromtheUniversityofSydney,saysincreasinglystudentsdonotfeeltheneedtolearnanotherlanguagetoenhancetheircareer.ShebelievesthatAustralia’seconomicboom(繁荣),whichisdrivenbyred-hotdemandforitsminerals,ishelpingcoverupseriousshortcomingsinitslanguageskills.AustraliadoesbusinessverysuccessfullyinEnglishwithmostofitstradingpartners.Butastheworld’seconomicpowershiftstoemergingregionssuchasAsia,itslanguagegapcouldsoonbeexposed.Accordingtothenewfigures,lessthan6.5percentofhighschoolgraduatesarefluentinanAsianlanguage.AcademicsworrythatthismeansAustraliawillincreasinglybeisolatedfromitseconomicallyimportantAsianneighbors.DilipDutta,fromtheeconomicsandbusinessschoolatSydneyUniversity,sayslanguageskillscanenhancetradingopportunities.IfAustralianswanttotradewithAsiancountries,itisveryimportantforthemtolearnthelanguagethatwillhelpthemtogetclosertotheculture.ButstudentshavedifferentopinionsaboutAsianlanguagelearning.PippaMcCowage,a22-year-oldAustralianstudent,saysmanyyoungAustralianshaveahalf-heartedapproachtoforeignlanguage,andthelanguagecurriculum(课程)isoftenweak.“Whilewe’reencouragedinhighschooltolearnanotherlanguage,it’snotreallycleartomeasarealisticexpectationthatyouwillhavetospeakit,“saidMcCowage.”Forexample,IlearnedJapaneseinhighschool.WhenIwentonanexchangeinYear10,IfoundthattheJapanesestudentsofmyagehadamuchgreaterfluencyinEnglishthanIdidinJapanese.Sointhatsense,italmostdiscouragesyou.”Atpresent,about70percentofAustralia’smajorexportsgotoAsiaandtheAustraliangovernmenthasbeenkeenondevelopingclosereconomicanddiplomatictieswithAsia.Academicssaythat,asAsiabecomesoneoftheworld’seconomicpowerhouses(经济体),Australianeedstoimproveitslanguageskillsifitistotakefulladvantageofthebusinessopportunitiescloseathand.61.Whatpercentageofhighschoolgraduatesweregoodatforeignlanguages40yearsago?A.Only13percent. B.About70percent.C.Lessthan6.5percent. D.40percent.62.WhatcanbeinferredaboutAustraliafromthepassage?A.Ithasrichdepositsofminerals.B.Itisessentiallyaself-sufficientcountry.C.IthasnointentiontotradewithAsiancountries.D.Itsstudentsarenotrequiredtolearnaforeignlanguage.63.AccordingtoDilipDutta,languageskillscan.A.improveyourrelationwithyourpartnerB.helpsettleinternationalconflictsC.increasetradingwithforeigncountriesD.removebarriersinnegotiations64.WhatdoesMcCowagemeanby“...haveahalf-heartedapproachtoforeignlanguage”inParagraph4?A.Studentshavenoideaofhowtolearnforeignlanguage.B.StudentsgiveuplearningAsianlanguageshalf-way.C.ManyAustralianstudentsarenotinterestedinlearningforeignlanguage.D.Highschoolsfailtoprovideopportunitiesforstudentstospeakaforeignlanguage.(C)Areyoutiredoftravellingwithfamily,friends,thelovedoneorpassingacquaintances?Youngpeoplearegrabbingtheirpassportsandtrekkingaroundtheworldontheirown,notbecausetheyhavenoonetotravelwith,butbecausetheyprefertogoalonewithonlytheirbackpacks.KristinaWegscheider,fromSanJoseinCalifornia,theUS,firsttravelledunaccompaniedwhenshewasatcollegeandbelievesthatitissomethingeveryoneshoulddoatleastonceintheirlife.“Itopensyourmindtonewthingsandpushesyououtofyourcomfortzone,”saidthe28-year-old,whoworksinhumanresourcesforatechnologycompany.Foreignlandscanbetrickytonavigateatthebestoftimes.Withnoonetohelpyoureadamap,lookafteryouifyougetill,orlendyoumoneyifyourwalletisstolen,theyarechallenging.Thisiswhatdrivesyoungpeopletogoalone.Itisseenascharacterbuildingandachancetoprovethattheycanmakeitontheirown.ChrisRichardsondecidedtoleavehissalesjobinAustraliatogobackpackinglastyear.Hesetupawebsite,TheAussieNomad,todocumenthisadventures.Hesayshewishedhehadgoneonhisownearlier.“ThefeelingofhavingconqueredsomethingonmyownisamajorpartofwhatdrivesmeeachdaywhenI’mtacklingadifficulttask,”saidthe30-year-old,“IwalkaroundwithmyheadupbecauseIknowdeepdowninsidethatnothingisimpossibleifyoutry.”Oneofthegreatestconcernsofyoungpeoplewhoareconsideringtravellingabroadunaccompaniedisthatthey’llbelonely.Yet,youngpeoplearealsofascinatedbyloneliness.Perhapsitisbecausetheyhavegrownupinaworldwheretheyarealwayscontactable,andwanttoknowwhatit’sliketobecutoff.Or,perhapsit’sbecausetheybelievethatonlybybeingwithoutdistractionscanyoutrulyexperiencetheworldaroundyou.Thegreat19thcenturyexplorerJohnMuironcesaid,“Onlybygoingaloneinsilence,withoutbaggage,canonetrulygetintoheartofthewilderness.Allothertravelismeredustandhotelsandbaggageandchatter.”65.What’sthemainideaofthepassage?A.Travellingwithbackpacksappealsonlytoyoungpeople.B.Travellingiswhateveryoneshoulddoatleastonceinlife.C.Travellingalonecangetoneintotheheartofthewilderness.D.Travelalonewithbaggageleftbehind.66.Theunderlinedwordinthesecondparagraphmeans.A.learningforeignculturesB.flyingC.hikingD.makingnewfriends67.AccordingtoChrisRichardson,.A.travellingalonepusheshimoutofhiscomfortzoneB.travellingalonehelpshimtrulyexperiencetheworldoutsideC.experiencegainedbytravellingalonehelpshimalotD.settingupawebsitehelpstravelalone68.Whatcanweinferfromthelastbutoneparagraph?A.Beingalonedoesgreatharmtotheyoungwhentravelling.B.Lonelinessistheonlyconcernofyoungpeopletravellingalone.C.Noyouthshaveeverexperiencedbeingcutoffbefore.D.Regardlessofloneliness,youngpeoplelikechallengingthemselvesbytravellingalone.(D)Willhealth-conscious(重视健康的)officeworkerssoonbeskippingtripstothegymforanextendedshiftatthedesk?Itcouldbeahealthyalternative,assomecompanieshavebegunexperimentingwithtreadmilldesks(跑步机办公桌).NPR’s(美国国家公共电台的)PattiNeighmondmadeatransitiontothetreadmillbyfirstchanginghersittingdeskintoastandingdesk.Aftergettingusedtostanding,sheinstalledasimpletreadmill,minushandrails,belowthestandingdesk.“I’mintomysecondweeknowandwalkingataprettyslow,casualpace,about1.4milesanhour,“Neighmondwrites.“WhenIfirststarted,IthoughtI’dsimplyjumponthetreadmillandbeoffwalkingalldaywhileworking.Butitturnsoutit’sreallyhardtowalk,talk,thinkandconcentrate.”Lastyear,TheNewYorkTimesreportedonSalo,aMinnesota-basedfinancialconsultingcompanythattriedasimilarexperimentwithsomeofitsemployees.Andsofar,theresultshavebeenpositivebothforemployee’shealthandforthecompany’sfinancialbottomline:DuringthesixmonthsthatSalotookpartinaMayoClinictreadmilldeskstudy,thefirmexperiencedrecordearnings.“Remarkable,”Salo,directorofoperationsCraigDexheimertoldNPR.“Wedidn’tevengotoagym.Wejustwenttowork!”Dexheimersayshehaslost25poundssinceswitchingtothetreadmilldesk.Youcanbuyatreadmilldesk,whichtypicallycostsseveralhundreddollars.Or,ifyou’reindo-it-yourselfmode,thiswebsiteshowshowtobuildyourowntreadmilldeskforjust$39,notincludingthecostofthetreadmill.Still,thedoctorwholedtheMayoClinicstudysaysyoushouldn’tjumprightintorunningaminimarathoneachdayatwork.“There’satendencytowanttojumponthetreadmillandwalkforhoursandhoursaday,“Dr.JamesLevinetoldNPR.“Don’tdothat.Certainly,attheabsolutemaximum,dohalfanhouron,halfanhouroff,fortwotothreehoursaday.”69.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Howtokeephealthy?B.Howtomaketreadmilldesks?C.TreadmilldesksmightbethenextofficehealthtrendD.Treadmilldesksandhealth-consciousworkers70.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaccordingtothepassage?A.Pattihadthoughtitwaseasytoworkwithtreadmilldesks.B.Saloearnedprofitsfromtreadmilldesks.C.CraigDexheimerledtheMayoClinicstudy.D.It’snotexpensivetobuildatreadmilldeskinaDIYway.71.Inwhatcolumnofthenewspapercanyoufindthepassage?A.Education. B.Society.C.Tourism. D.Health.(E)BanrockStationcreatestheworld’sfirstlivingbillboardmadeentirelyofBritishflowers.ShoppersinLondonaretreatedtoquiteasight,asabillboardmadeentirelyoflivingflowerswasrevealedoutsidetheWestfieldShoppingCentre.Thebillboard,madeupofover800nativeBritishplantstookovertwomonthstogrowandmorethan12hourstoinstall.Itsstructureismadeof80%recycledmaterialandwillbereusedforfutureprojects.Theboardhasbeencreatedbyenvironmentally-focusedwinebrandBanrockStationtomarkthelaunchoftheirnewspecial-editionwines,moneyfromsalesofwhichwillhelpBanrockStationworkwithNaturalEnglandtopreserve2,100acresofBritishwildflowermeadows(草地).Thebrandspecificallysupportscausesthatgivesomethingbacktotheearthandhasbackedalmost100environmentalprojectssince1994.Theunusualadvertisementismadeupof14speciesofflowersandaninteractivepumpfeaturesaspartoftheinstallation,allowingshoppersandpassers-bytowatertheflowers.Thehopeisthattheboardwillemphasizethecrucialrolewildflowersplayintheecosystem.Thebillboardwillremainondisplayfortwoweeksand,onceremoved,allthewildflowerswillbereplantedinlocalcommunitiestoensuretheycontinuetogrowandflourishlongaftertheactivityiscompleted.PrincipaladviserforNationalNatureReservesSimonHuguetsaid,“Inrecentyearswildflowershavebecomeararesightacrossourcountrysideanditisgreattoseethesespecialplacesgettingahelpinghand.”KateThorn,environmentmanageratBanrockStation,said,“We’realwaysenthusiastictosupportprojectsthatshareourphilosophyofdevelopingthenaturalenvironmentandgivingsomethingbacktonature.Weunderstandhowsmallchangestoourlandcanhaveabigimpactuponourenvironmentandthereseemednobetterwaytoshowthesadsituationofthewildflowerthanbydisplayingthesebeautifulplantsdirectlyaspartofourimpressivelivingbillboard.”72.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.World’sfirstlivingbillboardB.ThenewusageofwildflowersC.BillboardmadeofwildflowersD.Environment-friendlybillboard73.Wecanlearnfromthepassagethat.A.thebillboardwasmadeofflowersfromacrosstheworldB.thepurposeofcreatingsuchabillboardistoattractpeople’sattentiontothenewbrandwineC.theworkersspenttwomonthsand12hoursinfinishingtheconstructionworkofthebillboardD.duringtheactivity,peoplecanwatertheflowers74.FromKateThornwecanknowthat.A.peoplecanhardlyseewildflowersinthecountrysideB.BanrockStationshowsgreatconcernonthepoorsituationofwildflowersC.displayingthebillboardisthebestwaytoshowtheirintentiontoimprovethesalesofwineD.thebillboardwillbesoldtosupportthepreservationofwildflowers75.Whichofthefollowingcan’tdescribethebillboard?A.Environment-friendly. B.Novel.C.Interactive. D.Interesting.第Ⅱ卷(非选择题共35分)第四部分写作(共两节,满分35分)第一节短文填词(共10小题;每小题1分,满分10分)(2013·泉州模拟)阅读下面短文,根据以下提示:1)汉语提示,2)首字母提示,3)语境提示,在每个空格内填入一个适当的英语单词,并将该词完整地写在右边相对应的横线上。所填单词要求意义准确,拼写正确。MsSmith,ThisisLiHua,monitorofClassTwo,SeniorThreeofXinhuaHighSchool.youmayhaveknown,ourschoolisplanning 76.

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Yourssincerely, LiHua第二节书面表达(满分25分)假定你是中学生李华。在一位名叫Mrs.Worried的学生家长的微博上,你看到如下内容:Iamthemotherofasixteen-year-oldboy.RecentlyIfinditbecomesmoreandmoredifficulttocommunicatewithmyson.Healwaysstickstohisownwayofdoingthings,refusingtolistentohisfatherandme.Thetendencyofhisbeingtooindependentreallyworriesme.Isimplydon’tknowwhattodo.Cananybodyhelpme?请给这位家长写一封信。要求包括以下要点:1.自己的看法;2.陈述理由;3.提出建议。要求:1.词数120个左右(不含已给内容);2.可适当发挥,以使行文连贯。Hi,Mrs.Worried,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Bestwishes.Yours, LiHua答案解析【听力材料】Text1W:Paul,whydidn’tyouinviteFranktodinnertonight?M:Oh,①didn’tyouknowthatheisthehostofthedinner?Text2M:Oh,man!It’s39°C.Howlongisthishotweathergoingtolast?W:②It’sonlyJune.Nextmonthshouldbeevenworse.M:Well,Ishouldbuyanairconditionerrightnow.Text3W:I’vebeensickthesepastfewdays.M:You’dbetterseeadoctorandtakesometimeoffwork.W:③Iknow,butIcan’t.Text4M:④I’mhome.SorryI’mlate,darling.Ihadtoworklateattheoffice.W:Butit’seleveno’clock!Andthisisthethirdtimethisweek!Text5W:Pricesarereallygoingup.⑤Ihadtopay800dollarsformyweddingdressyesterday,butmysisterpaidonly400dollarsforherswhenshegotmarriedlastyear.M:Iknowwhatyoumean.Mysuitcostme500dollars.Text6W:⑥Thanksforcominggolfingwithmetoday,Carl.M:Noproblem,Marge.Ineedtoworkonmyswing.Andthisweatherisjustamazing.W:Ionlyplayondayslikethis—sunnybutcoolwithasoftbreeze.M:Howlonghasitbeensinceyoulastplayed?W:Toolong—almostsixmonths.Iusedtoplayatleastonceamonth,though.M:Oh,really?⑦Itrytoplayatleastonceeveryotherweek.W:Well,thenyoucanhelpmewithmygame.M:Noproblem.Text7M:Wow,thatwasanamazingshow!W:Yeah,thecrowdwastotallyoutofcontrol.M:Iknow!Didyouseewhatthatguydidinthefrontofthestage?W:⑧Youmeantheguywhotookadiveintotheaudiencefromthestage?M:Yeah!Helandeddirectlyinthemiddleofallthosecrazypeopleandwascarriedtoasafeplacebythecrowd.Itwassocool!W:⑨Whatdidyouthinkoftheopeningband?M:⑨Tobehonest,that’swhoIreallywenttheretosee.Text8W:Whatdoyouthinkofyourcity?M:It’saveryspecialplace.⑩Thereisnowhereelseintheworldlikemycity—it’ssoromantic.W:What’sthecitycenterlike?M:⑪Thebuildingsarebeautiful,andthereisSanMarco,oneofthemostfamouschurchesintheworld.SanMarcoSquareiswonderful,andduringFebruary,Veniceisthebestplaceintheworldtobe.W:Doyoulikelivingthere?M:Tobehonest,therearealotofthingsthatIhateaboutlivingthere,⑫It’shorriblesometimes.Therearealwayssomanytouristseverywhere.W:Ohdear!Whataretheshopslike?M:Well,becauseofthetourists,theshopsarereallyexpensiveandtheriversaredirtyandpolluted.Mycityisnotbigenoughforallthesepeople.Whydon’ttheyleaveuslocalsinpeace?Text9M:Hi,Lily,how’syournewflat?W:It’sgreat.Ireallylikeit.M:Howbigisit?W:It’sonebigroom,butithasabathroomandasmallkitchen,too.M:Howfarisitfromtheoffice?W:⑬It’sonlyabout10minutes.M:10minutesbybusorbycar?W:Onfoot.Iwalkedtoworkthismorning.Iwas10minutesearly.M:Youarelucky.Iwas10minuteslate.W:Whathappened?M:⑭Allthebusescamelate.W:WhatdidSusansay?M:Shewaslate,too.W:Whathappenedtoher?M:⑮Shetookthetrain,anditwaslate,too.W:Well,then,you’rereallyluckyafterall.Butwhatareyougoingtodotom