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Page28第Ⅰ卷第一部分听力（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题。每段对话仅读一遍。1．Whathappenedtotheman?A．Helosthishorse.B．Hewasbittenbyadog.C．Hewasbittenbyahorse.2．Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Johndoesn’tputhisideasintopractice.B．Johndoesn’tlikedreaming.C．Johnhastoofewdreams.3．Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?A．Gotothebiologydepartment.B．Teachherselfthecourses.C．Waitforhishelp.4．Whatwillthemanprobablydo?A．Seeadoctor.B．Attendameeting.C．Visitthewoman.5．WhyshouldthemanapologizetoSonia?A．Hedidherhairbadly.B．Hedidn’tnoticehernewhairstyle.C．Hemadefunofhernewhairstyle.其次节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几道小题，从每题所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有5秒钟时间阅读每小题；听完后，每小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白你将听两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。6．Whydoesthemanwanttoworkthere?A．Togoabroad.B．ToearnsomemoneyandpracticehisEnglish.C．Tofindaplacetolivein.7．Whatkindofjobdoesthemanapplyfor?A．Themanager.B．Thecook.C．Thewaiter.听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。8．Whatisthemostimportantrequirementforanairhostessaccordingtotheman?A．Beingkind.B．Beingtallandbeautiful.C．BeinganEnglishexpert.9．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Strangers.B．Doctorandpatient.C．Fatheranddaughter.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．Whatwasthewomandoingwhensheheardanoise?A．Shewasdoingthedishes.B．Shewaspolishingthetable.C．Shewascleaningthelivingroom.11．Whomaythemanspeakerbe?A．Apoliceofficer.B．Thewoman’shusband.C．Thewoman’sneighbor.12．Whendoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Intheearlymorning.B．Aroundnoon.C．Intheevening.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．WhereistheRoyalOak?A．Nearthemainsquare.B．Ontheairportroad.C．Inthecountryside.14．WhatdoesthemanthinkoftheBridgeHotel?A．Abitfar.B．Quiteunusual.C．Verypeaceful.15．WhatisspecialabouttheBridgeHotel?A．It’squitelovelyinsummer.B．Ithasanindoorswimmingpool.C．Itwasrebuiltfromaprivatehouse.16．Whichhotelwillthemanchoose?A．TheBridgeHotel.B．CarltonHouse.C．TheRoyalOak.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．WhatdoesTatyanado?A．Abusinesswoman.B．Anurse.C．Ateacher.18．WhichofthefollowingcausedthegreatestproblemforTatyanaatfirst?A．Thelanguage.B．Herchildren.C．Localcitizens.19．WhydidTatyanagotoToastmastersInternational?A．Tohavefun.B．ToimproveherEnglish.C．Tomakemorefriends.20．WhatdoesthespeakermentionaboutTatyanaintheend?A．HerwaytolearnEnglish.B．Herloveforherhometown.C．HerimpressionofCanadians.其次部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题，每小题2.5分，共37.5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。AWiththetemperaturerisingandtheworldcomingbacktolife,what’sbetterfortheweekendtositonabenchinaparkandenjoysomegoodbooks?Justcheckoutournewestreleasesonthewayandexpectafruitfulday!FromScratchByDavidMoscowAdventurousAnthonyBourdainesqueeatersandreaderswillappreciateDavidMoscow’severywordashetravelsfar(bye,SeaofSardinia)andnear(hello,Texasplains)toleanfromfarmer,hunters,fisherfolkandscientistsabouthowourfoodreachesourplates.ReleaseDate:Apr.30thPrice:Hardcover:$17.95Paperback:$11.95TheExtraordinaryLifeofanOrdinaryManByPaulNewmanIn1986,PaulNewmantaskedhisbestfriend,StewartStern,withinterviewingco-workers,familyandfriendsforhismemoir(回忆录),recentlyunearthedfromJoanneNewman’shomenearly15yearsafterherhusband’spassing.ReleaseDate:Apr.6thPrice:Hardcover:$19.95Paperback:$15.95TheBoyandtheDogBySeishuHaseInthisJapanesebestsellertranslatedtoEnglishandFrench,adogdisplacedbythe2011tornado,entersthelivesofthesixdifferentpeoplewhotakehiminduringhisfive-yearadventuretoreturntohisowner.ReleaseDate:Mar.26thPrice:Hardcover:$29.95Paperback:$20.95CookasYouAreByRubyTandohTheGreatBritishBakeOffveteranRubyTandohmeetsreadersmorethanhalfwaytomakequalityhomecookingaccessible.Recipesrangefrompeople-pleasingmealsforbiggroupstoeasyone-potdinnersfornightstoyourself.ReleaseDate:Apr.13thPrice:Hardcover:$12.95Paperback:$10.95Buy3ormorebooksandsave$5!So,whatareyouwaitingfor?Hituswithyourorderandenjoyyourfreetime!21．Whichwillyouchooseifyou’recuriousaboutharvestingcrops?A．FromScratchB．TheExtraordinaryLifeofanOrdinaryManC．TheBoyandtheDogD．CookasYouAre22．Howmuchwillyouspendatleastforthreedifferentbooks?A．$28.85.B．$33.85.C．$40.85.D．$48.85.23．Howmaythereadersfeelafterreadingthedog’sstory?A．Sorrowful.B．Grateful.C．Entertained.D．Touched.BMywife,Hannah,andIdon’tusuallykeephouseplants.Anythinginpotsgetseitheroverwateredorunderwatered,butaftermydiagnosis(诊断)withbraincancer,Ilovedtheideaofhavingsomethinggreenaround.Afriendgavemewhathesaidwasaluckybambooplantinadeep-greenbowl.WeplacedtheplantinthelivingroomandItoldHannahIwantedtocareforitmyself.Whenitdidn’timmediatelyturnyelloworloseleaves,Iwaspleasantlysurprised.TendingtotheplantgavemeasenseofaccomplishmentwhenIsometimesfeltuseless.Asafamilyphysician,Iwasusedtoofferingcare,notreceivingit.Sincemydiagnosis,Ihadtorelyonhelpfromotherpeople.Wateringtheplant,smallactasitwas,connectedmetoacorepartofmyoldidentity.AfterIrecoveredfromtheoperationandreturnedtowork,Icontinuedtocarefortheplant.Soon,ithadnearlydoubledinheight.BoththetreeandIwerethriving(强壮成长).Then,withoutanyreason,itbegantoshowsignsofstress.Itsleaveskeptbrowninganddroppingtothefloor.Hannahremindedmethatwe’dseenhouseplantsdiebefore,butIcouldn’tshakethefeelingthattheplanthadbecomeasymbolofmyhealth.Igrewincreasinglydepressedandfearful.Lookingback,IrealizedIhadwronglyconnectedmycaringoftheplant—somethingIcouldmanage—withmyownsurvival—somethingIcouldn’t.KnowingIcouldn’tcontrolmyfate(命运),myanxietyactuallylessened.Ibegantosearchonlinetofigureouthowtocareformyplant.Followingtheinstructions,Itransplantedthetreetoalargerpot,givingitroomtogrow.Whenitwasbackinthesunnywindow,webothbegantothriveagain.WheneverIlookattheplantinitsnewpot,Imakeapointtothinkofthosewhohavecaredforandsupportedme.24．Whywastheauthorsurprisedabouttheplant’sgoodcondition?A．Becauseofhisrecentdiagnosis.B．Becauseofhisworseninghealth.C．Becauseofhispreviousfailures.D．Becauseofhisunusualgoodluck.25．Whatdoestheunderlinedpartinparagraph3imply?A．Theauthorconsideredhimselfuseless.B．Theauthorfeltconnectedtotheplant.C．Theauthordesiredtoprovidecare.D．Theauthorhopedtoreturntowork.26．Whywastheauthorfearful?A．Becausetheplant’spoorhealthmightindicatehisdeath.B．Becausethestressofworkwouldharmhiswell-being.C．Becausehemayhavetorelyonothersfromthenon.D．Becausehewouldexperiencearatherriskyoperation.27．Howdidtheauthorlessenhisanxiety?A．Bysearchingplantknowledgeonline.B．Bythinkingofthosewhosupportedhim.C．Byknowinghewillsurviveintheend.D．Byacceptinghisunavoidablelimitation.CAmy,adayold,wasabandonedatapolicestationinSeoul.Herbirthparentscouldn’taffordtogiveAmytheappropriatehealthcarethen.Shespentherfirstthreemonthsinanorphanagebeforeshewasadopted.“Ialwaysthought,whyshouldIbemorethankfultomyadoptiveparentsthanthenextperson?”shesays.In2011,AmyreconnectedwithherbirthmotherinSouthKorea,heradoptivemumbyherside.“MyKoreanmothertookmyAmericanmother’shandsinhersandsaidwithtears,‘Thankyou.’Afterthat,mywholeworldchanged,”Amysays.Atthetime,shewasworkinginthee-commercesectorandstrugglingwithanxiety,depressionandaneatingdisorder.Reconnectingwithherbirthfamily,howevermadeherfeelliketheluckiestpersonintheworldandshewantedtoactivelysharehergoodfortune.Thatyear,shequitherjobandco-foundedtheGlobalGratitudeAlliance,whichpartnerswithgrassrootsorganizationstocreatecommunity-ledsolutionsorsocialandeconomicchange.Sincethen,areflexivesenseofthankfulnesshasbecomeAmy’sframeofreferenceforwork,relationshipsanddailylifeingeneral.Shetriedtorethinkherworldview,appreciatethelittlethingsandmakeconnectionswithothers.ForAmy,theattitudeshifthelpedherovercomehealthissues—shedidn’tneedthedrugsanymoreaftershereturnedfromKorea.ThosepositiveeffectsinspiredAmytosharetheexperiencewithothers.ThroughapartnershipwithahomefororphanedchildreninNepal,theGlobalGratitudeAllianceprovidedteacherswithworkshopsthatconcludedwithaceremonyofgivingthanks.Theparticipantsusedthosetechniquestohelptheirstudentsandcommunityafterthedestructiveearthquakeof2015.Childrenfromtheschoolrecentlyvisitedalocalseniors’hometobuildrelationshipswiththeresidentsthere.“Gratitudecreatesacycleofgivingandreceiving,”Amysays.28．Whatcanweknowfromthepassage?A．AmywasraisedbyanAmericancouple.B．Amyreceivedpropertreatmentasaninfant.C．Amywasmorethankfultoherbirthmother.D．Amywasorphanedthreemonthsafterherbirth.29．WhatplayedakeyroleinAmy’schange?A．HerjobquittingB．Thereunionwithherbirthmother.C．Thestruggleagainstherdisease.D．Theconnectionswithvolunteers.30．WhatcanweknowaboutmembersoftheGlobalGratitudeAlliance?A．Theyhostedceremoniesinworkshops.B．Theysoughtpartnersfororphanedchildren.C．Theybuiltrelationswithadoptiveparents.D．Theycontributedtopost-disasterservice.31．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Goodfortuneinspirespeoplealot.B．Reflectionhelpsbuildframeoflife.C．Familyreuniongetspositiveeffects.D．Gratitudeneedstobewidelyspread.DAstheWestdriesoutandheatsup,wildfiresgetbiggerandmoredestructive,officialstaskedwithpreventingandbattlingthefirescouldsoonhaveanewthingtoaddtotheirsetoftools.Thehightechhelpcouldcomefromanareanotnormallyassociatedwithfightingwildfires:artificialintelligence(AI).LockheedMartinSpaceSystemsCompany,basedinJeffersonCounty,hasdecadesofexperienceofmanagingsatellites,exploringspaceandprovidinginformationfortheUSmilitary.Bygeneratingmoretimelyinformationabouton-thegroundconditionsandrunningcomputerprogramstoprocesshugeamountsofdata,LockheedMartinrepresentativessaytheycanmaptheextent(范围)ofafireinminutesratherthanthehoursitcantakenowTheysaytheAIthatthecompanyhasappliedtomilitaryusecanimprovepredictionsaboutafiresdirectionandspeed.“Thesituationthatwildlandfirefightersworkinisadynamicenvironmentwithmultipleactivitiesandresponsibilities,”saidDanLordan,seniormanageratLockheedMartin’sArtificialIntelligenceCenter.LockheedMartinaimstouseitstechnologytoreducethetimeittakestogatherinformationandmakedecisionsaboutwildfires.Thequickertheycanreact,thefastertheycancontrolthefireandprotectpeople’spropertiesandlives.Lockheedisworkingwithasoftwarecompanytobuildadigitalmodelofawildfirebasedonanarea’stopography(地形)conditionoftheplantswindandweathertohelpforecastwhereandhowitwillburn.Afterthe2024CameronPeakfireColorado’slargestwildfirethecompanyusedtheinformationaboutthefire,examinedthemoretimelysatellitedataonfireconditions,andgeneratedamodelthatwassimilartotheactualfire’smovement.“ApplyingAItofightingwildfiresisn’tabouttakingpeopleoutofthefield.”LockheedMartinspokesmansaid.“Somebodywillalwaysbethere,butpeoplecurrentlyinthefieldaresurroundedbysomuchdatathattheycan’tsortthroughitfastenough.That’swhereAIcanhelp.”32．WhatdoweknowaboutLockheedMartinSpaceSystemsCompany?A．Ithasgoodexperienceinfightingfires.B．Itworksonthefollow-uptofirefighting.C．ItappliedAItoitsserviceforthefirsttimeD．Ithasplayedpositiverolesinvariousfields.33．WhatdidDanLordanthinkoftheworkenvironmentofwildfirefighters?A．Quitecontrollable.B．Verystable.C．Constantlychanging.D．Perfectlysafe.34．WhatisAIusedforwhenpeoplefightwildfires?A．Buildingmodels.B．Processingmoredata.C．Replacingfirefighters.D．Makingfinaldecisions.35．Whichishemostsuitabletitleforthetext?A．AIishelpingpeoplefightwildfiresB．AIcanfightwildfiresautomaticallyC．AIisusedtofightColorado’swildfiresD．AIreplacesfiremeninfightingwildfires其次节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）依据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。HowtoMakeSureYouEnjoyYourTripAtripisaplanneddestinationwhereonearrangesinadvanceinwhichthemainpurposeistosearchforadventureandtocreateamemorablemoment.Herearethestepsonhowtomakesureyourtripisenjoyable.·Planitwell.Tripsareideallyplannedforittogowell.36Achecklistishelpful,makingsureyou’vegotallyourneeds.·Packnecessities.Bringwhatyouneed.Tripsareshortjourneysandbelongtothesub-leveloftravelling.Packonlythethingsyouneed.37·Besafe.Tobecautiousissmart.Nomatterwhatyouareupto,surfing,cliffdiving,snowboarding,scubadiving...,itisalwaysrecommendedtobesafe.38Don’tbestubbornandputyourselfinharmwhenthereareprecautions.·39Youmayseedelays,adifferentculture,lifestyle,food,andevenashortageofcashsometimes—thisisallwhattravelisabout—experiencingthingswithanewperspective.Onceyouexpecttoexperiencenewthings,you’llbeahappytravellerandfreefromstress.·Savethememory.40Thisisnotoneofthoseregulardayssoyououghttosavethemoment.Itwillmakeyourtripmoreenjoyableafterallthatcraziness;yougetsomethingtoreviewthegoodtimes.A．Travelwithanopenmind.B．Getpreparedforeverythingnew.C．Thisisallweexpectfromatrip.D．Seizethemomentbytakingpictures.E．Itisimportanttowearprotectiveequipmentwhenadvisable.F．Itiseasytogettiredifyouhavetoomanythingsinyourpackage.G．Takeyourtime,adayoraweekaheadtomakeaplanforyourtrip.第三部分：语言学问运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。“NewRecruitsWanted.”This41caughtmyeyeandrevived(重新唤起)thedreamIhadsincemychildhood.But,justas42,IremindedmyselfthatIwasgettingclosetosixty.Hesitatingforawhile,Ifinallyenteredthehallandfilledouta(n)43.MydreamofbecomingafirefighterbeganwhenIwatchedthetelevisionshowRescue8,44withthecooperationoftheLosAngelesFireDepartment.Unfortunately,acareerinconstructionandafamilyto45gotinthewayofworkingforthelocalfiredepartment.Now,46retirement,mywifeandIhadjustrelocatedtoabeautifulvillagenearSeattle.Ihadtimetogive.Tomydelight,Iwasacceptedfor47.Yes,Iwastheoldestrecruit,anditwasso48thatIwasreadytodropoutoneday.WhenIgothomefrompracticethatday,afriendcameover.IwasabouttosayIcould49doitanymorewhenhepassedmeabeautifully-illustratedbookoffirefightersin50,withapersonalizedmessageofinspiration,encouragingmetofollowmydream.AsIlookedthroughthe51,Ifeltamazedatthecourageanddevotionofthesebrave52.ItgavemethestrengthIneededtocarryon.Overthenextfewweeks,thetrainingcontinuedtobetough,butIneverlost53again.Ilosttwentypounds,buteventuallyIwascertificatedasafirefighter.AndnowIcandrivethebigredtrucksand54mycommunity.Whenmostofmyfriendsareretiring,I’m55anewcareerIlove.AndIknowthatyou’renevertoooldtotakeonnewchallenges;nevertoooldtofollowyourdreams.41．A．promiseB．signC．guidelineD．exposure42．A．quicklyB．accuratelyC．fundamentallyD．originally43．A．diagramB．memoryC．appointmentD．application44．A．writtenB．promotedC．describedD．filmed45．A．rescueB．treasureC．raiseD．build46．A．incaseofB．infavorofC．inanticipationofD．insearchof47．A．trainingB．performingC．workingD．advertising48．A．crucialB．intenseC．simpleD．helpful49．A．graduallyB．regularlyC．barelyD．particularly50．A．surpriseB．actionC．debtD．return51．A．pagesB．tipsC．speechesD．indications52．A．judgesB．colleaguesC．individualsD．assistants53．A．timeB．senseC．fantacyD．focus54．A．controlB．organizeC．representD．serve55．A．pursuingB．shiftingC．creatingD．recalling第Ⅱ卷留意：将答案写在答题卷上。写在本试卷上无效。其次节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）WalkingistheUK'smostpopularsport.Ithas56interestinghistory.InApril1932,400people57(leave)ManchesterandSheffieldinNorthernEnglandtowalkacrossKinderScoutinthePennines.Theyfought58thefactthatonlyrichpeople,59wenttheretokillbirds,couldvisitthisbeautifularea.Becauseofthewalk,NationalParksinEnglandandWalesfinallybeganin1949,aswellasthePenninesWay,oneoftwentylong,60(wonder)paths.Youdon'thavetowalkthewholewayifyouareononeofthelongpaths.Andthere61(be)agreatnumberofshorterpathsforyoutochoose.Butthereareafewbasic62(rule)youshouldfollow.Don'tdroppaperandplastic;closegatesafteryou;keepdogsonlead(绳索)iftherearefarmanimalsinthearea;stayonthepath.Also,rememberthatBritishweathercanchangeveryquickly,63(especial)inthehillynorthandwestofthecountry.IfyouareinWales,Scotland64thenorthofEngland,carryplentyoffoodandwater,aswellaswarmclothes.NationalParksandfootpathsarethebestway65(enjoy).Britain'sglorious,variedcountryside.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（15分假设你是某报社编辑李华，最近收到读者的Tom的一封来信，信中Tom提到自己是一名高一的学生，在学习英语的过程中遇到了困难，这让他很苦恼。请依据以上提示给Tom写一封回信，给他供应一些建议，帮助他解决问题，促进学习。建议：1、保持良好心态；2、驾驭好的学习方法、坚持每天记单词、多阅读；3、培育对英语学习的爱好。要求：可适当增加微小环节使行文连贯，不少于80词DearTom,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua其次节（满分25）Jaycebegannoticingwhenhewasinkindergartenthathelookeddifferentfromhisclassmates.Theyhadtwohandswhilehehadone.Duetohisyoungage,Jaycewasencouragedthathewasjustlikeanangelwithonewingfoldedtoprepareforsomething.Itstartedwhenoneboylaughedathim.Fromthatday,littleJaycebecamesad.Hereturnedhomewithquestions.“WhyamIdifferent?Whyme?Why?”HecriedandaskedhismotherLewis.SeeingJaycewasmad,thepoormotherfeltitahugedagger(匕首)toherheart.Whatmadehermoresorrowfulwasthatshedidn’tknowwhattodoatthatpointandhowtogiveanswerstoherson’squestionswhichshecouldneverfindoutherself.Thewhitelieburstjustlikebubblesthatday.Afewweekslater,LewisturnedontheTVandsawanewsstorywhereshewasshockedtofindouttheanswer.ItwasTrashaun,aneighthgrader,whohadasimilardisabilitybutledabrilliantlife,thatdisplayedpositiveenergyfromheadtotoe.The14-year-oldsunnyboyperformedhisslamdunks(灌篮)ontheTV,whohadbeenahitontheInternet.However,likeJayce,hehadmissedmostofhisleftarmsincehischildhood!LewiscalledhersonJaycein.Thepoorlittleboygotspellbound,watchingdunksafterdunks.Atthetime,itseemedthatwatchingTrashaunwouldsimplybeaninspiringmomentforJayce.HesawTrashaunasatoughrolemodelandLewisfeltquitehappy.ButlittledidsheknowthatarelativehadalreadycontactedTrashaun,invitinghimtohaveameetingwithJaycetohelprebuildJayce’sconfidence.留意：续写词数应为150左右。Paragraph1：Thedaywasnotspentdrowninginself-pitybutforfun.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2：StaringattheshirthesentJayce,Trashaunbegantotalkabouttheirleftarms.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________一、听力1-5

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me

what

happened

this

morning,

Mrs

Jones?W:

Well,

2

hours

ago,

that

was

around

10:00

in

the

morning

when

I

was

doing

the

dishes.

Then,

soon

after

that,

I

was

polishing

the

table.

I

thought

I

heard

a

noise,

but

I

was

really

concentrating

on

the

polishing,

so

I

didn’t

take

much

notice.M:

What

happened

next?W:

I

was

cleaning

the

living

room,

around

10:15,

when

I

heard

someone

upstairs.

It

sounded

like

they

were

looking

for

something

in

my

cupboard.

About

two

minutes

later,

someone

ran

down

the

stairs.

I

ran

to

the

window.

A

man

was

getting

into

a

car.

Then

he

was

driving

away.M:

What

time

was

this,

Mrs

Jones?W:

10:20.

Then

I

called

the

police.13．C

14．A

15．B

16．B【原文】W:

Can

I

help

you?M:

Yes,

I

want

to

find

a

place

to

stay

for

a

few

days.W:

Well,

there

are

some

good

hotels.

Carlton

House

is

near

the

main

square

in

the

city

center,

but

you

might

also

be

interested

in

the

Royal

Oak.

It’s

in

the

countryside,

about

ten

kilometers

away

and

very

peaceful.

Then

there

is

the

Bridge

Hotel—it’s

in

town

but

not

in

the

center.

It

is

out

on

the

airport

road.M:

Hmm,

that

might

be

a

bit

far

actually.

OK,

now

the

one

you

mentioned,

in

the

city

center.

Can

you

tell

me

a

bit

about

it?W:

Well,

it

is

quite

unusual—it

used

to

be

a

large

private

house.

It

was

bought

by

the

Venice

chain

and

they

completely

redecorated

it.

That’s

a

five

star

hotel.M:

Does

it

have

a

swimming

pool?W:

No.

The

Royal

Oak

has

an

outdoor

pool,

which

is

lovely

in

summer,

but

the

only

hotel

with

an

indoor

pool

is

the

Bridge

Hotel.M:

I

see.

Well,

I

think

I’ll

probably

go

for

the

city

center.17．C

18．A

19．B

20．C【原文】M:

Tatyana

is

a

Russian,

and

now

lives

in

Canada.

She

and

her

husband,

who

is

a

businessman,

and

their

two

sons

moved

to

Canada

in

1998.

She

was

appointed

to

a

position

in

a

science

laboratory.

And

now

Tatyana

is

an

assistant

professor

at

the

University

of

Alberta.

At

first,

her

greatest

problem

was

her

poor

English.

Not

being

able

to

understand

or

express

herself

fully

made

it

difficult

for

her

to

take

her

children

to

register

at

school,

and

she

couldn’t

give

them

the

support

they

needed

with

their

homework.

All

that

soon

changed,

however.

She

learned

to

speak

English

in

a

quite

unusual

way,

by

joining

Toastmasters

International

and

paying

close

attention

to

the

speeches

that

people

made.

She

found

it

a

very

enjoyable

experience.

Tatyana

has

always

felt

welcome

in

Canada,

and

that’s

what

makes

it

a

special

place

for

her.

Tatyana

says

that

she

still

loves

Russia,

but

she

loves

Canada,

too,

in

a

different

way.

She

feels

great

affection

and

respect

for

Canadians.

Whenever

she

has

a

problem,

there

is

always

someone

willing

to

help

her.二、阅读21．A

22．B

2

3．D【导语】本文是一篇应用文。文章主要举荐了几本好看的书，介绍了这几本书的主要内容、作者以及价格。21．微小环节理解题。依据“From

Scratch”中的“Adventurous

Anthony

Bourdainesque

eaters

and

readers

will

appreciate

David

Moscow’s

every

word

as

he

travels

far

(bye,

Sea

of

Sardinia)

and

near

(hello,

Texas

plains)

to

lean

from

farmer,

hunters,

fisherfolk

and

scientists

about

how

our

food

reaches

our

plates.(宠爱冒险的安东尼·波登式的食客和读者会观赏David

Moscow的每一个字，因为他远行《再见，撒丁岛》，近行《你好，德克萨斯平原》，向农夫、猎人、渔民和科学家学习食物是如何到达我们的盘子的。)”可知，从这本书中，读者可以了解如何收获食物，由此可知，假如你对收割庄稼感到新奇 ，你会选择From

Scratch这本书。故选A。22．微小环节理解题。依据题目意思可知，买三本书最少付多少钱。因此首先选三本最便宜的书，也就是：“From

Scratch”，价格为“Price:

Hardcover:

$17.95;

Paperback:

$11.95(价格：精装：17.95美元；平装：11.95美元)”；“The

Extraordinary

Life

of

an

Ordinary

Man”，价格为“P