甘肃省天水市甘谷县2024-2025学年高三上学期第四次月考英语模拟试卷（含解析含听力原文无音频）

…………学校：_______________________………………考生号：______________________…………学校：_______________________………………考生号：______________________座位号：_______……(满分：150分时间：120分钟)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。1.WhoislookingforJohn?A.Thewoman. B.Themanager. C.Lucy.2.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthewashingmachine?A.Itshouldbereplaced. B.Itshouldberepaired. C.Itshouldbesold.3.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inalibrary. B.Inacinema. C.Inapostoffice.4.Whatistheweatherprobablylikenow?A.Fine. B.Cloudy. C.Rainy.5.Howdidthewomangethomeyesterday?A.Shecaughtatrain. B.Shedrovehomeherself. C.Herfriendgaveheralift.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，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。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。请听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatdidthewomanenjoymostduringthejourney?A.Thebeautifulscenery. B.Theamazingfood. C.Thefriendlypeople.7.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Customerandshopassistant. B.Guideandtourist. C.Husbandandwife.请听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Howmuchdoesthewomanguessthatthedresscost?A.$200. B.$600. C.$1，500.9.Whatdoesthewomanpromisetodoforthenextthreemonths?A.Donoshoppingatall. B.Paythecreditcardbill. C.PayBarbaraback.请听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whywon’tthewomangoforawalktonight?A.Shefeelstired. B.Theweatherisn’tgood. C.Shealreadyhasplans.11.Whatarethetwospeakersplanningtodoatlast?A.Gotothemall. B.Watchamovie. C.Playping－pong.12.Whenwillthetwospeakerssetoff?A.At6：00. B.At7：30. C.At8：00.请听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhendidJenniferLopez’sfirstalbumcomeout?A.In2000. B.In1999. C.In1998.14.WhatsurprisedthewomanaboutJenniferLopez?A.Herpictures. B.Hermusic. C.Herage.15.Whoisthewoman’sfavoritesinger?A.JenniferLopez. B.BritneySpears. C.Adele.16.Whatarethetwospeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theirfavoritefemalesingers. B.Theirfavoritesongs. C.Thelatestalbums.请听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whoismostlikelyspeaking?A.Aparent. B.Astudent. C.Ateacher.18.Howlongdidittaketobuildthemuseum?A.Twoyears. B.Threeyears. C.Fouryears.19.Whatisbeingshowninthenewmuseum?A.Thestudents’artworks. B.Theteachers’artworks. C.Thefamousartists’artworks.20.Whatwillthelistenersdonext?A.Visitthemuseum. B.Showtheirpaintings. C.Haveacelebrationparty.第二部分阅读(共两节，满分50分)第一节(共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Connectingauthorswithaudiencesandhelpingreadersdiscovernewbooks,independentbookstorescontributegreatlytotheliteracyandcultureoftheUnitedStates.TheHauntedBookShopinMobile,AlabamaLocatedinthecharmingdowntownareaofMobile，Alabama,itisagoodplaceforwritersinanotherwayaswell.IthasaWriters’Roomwherelocalauthorscanscheduletimetowriteinacoolenvironmentwitheasyaccesstoreferencebooks.Itcategorizesitsfictionsothatit’seasytofindexactlywhatyou’relookingfor.Beyondbooks,afriendlycatusuallygreetscustomersatthedoor.Bart’sBooksinOjai,CaliforniaItoccupiesbookshelveswhichexpandontothegroundsurroundingtheshop.TheoutdoorshelvesweredesignedtoappearlikeParisianbooksellersalongtheSeine.Thenaturalisticsettingrepresentstheloveofnature,whichdrawsmanypeopletotheOjaiValley，anditisproudofbeingtheworld’sbiggestoutdoorbookstore.Ithasawidevarietyofbooksinitscollectionofover130，000newandusedbooks.LittleShopofStoriesinDecatur,GeorgiaItisabelovedbookstorein133AEastCourtSquareinDecatur,Georgia.Specializinginfindingtheperfectbooksforchildren,peoplewanteveryyoungreaderwhowalksintotheshoptoseethemselvesreflectedinthebooksontheshelves.Kidshaveevenmoreopportunitiestohavefun,thankstobook－themedsummercamps,asummerreadingprogram.Page&PaletteinFairhope,AlabamaItisastriking,memorablebookshopinFairhope，apeacefulcommunityinAlabama.Ithasbeenanindependent,family－ownedbookshopforthreegenerationsandhasbeenconsideredalocallandmarkfordecades.Theyhosteventsforbothnationallyknownauthorsandlocalup－and－comers.Kidswilldelightinstuffedanimalsandtoysinadditiontochildren’sbooks.21.WhatmakesTheHauntedBookShopdifferentfromothershops?A.Itsreadingprogram. B.Itswritingworkshop.C.Itsabundantcollection. D.Itsoutdoorbookshelves.22.WhoismorelikelytovisitBart’sBooks?A.Abookloverfondofcats. B.Anauthorexpertinhistory.C.Ateenagertiredofcitiesandnoises. D.Anamateurenthusiasticaboutwriting.23.WhatdoLittleShopofStoriesandPage&Palettehaveincommon?A.Theyappealtochildren. B.Theybecomelandmarks.C.Theyhavealonghistory. D.Theyholdsummercamps.InMarch，5－year－oldWynnRadkeofMinnesotacamehomefrompreschoolwithnoideathatshewouldn’treturnformonthsbecauseofCOVID－19.Oncetherealizationandboredomsetin，hermomColleenchallengedhertothinkofagoaltoworktowardthatinvolvedanoutdooractivity.Wynnwastednotimeandshouted，“67waterfalls！”Whilethenumberwasrandom，hermomlovedtheideasomuchthatsheagreedtohelpthelittleoneonherquest.Thelovelypair’sfirstadventuretookplaceonMarch28，2020atFairyFalls，anditwasamazing!Fromthere，theycontinuedhikingtodifferentwaterfalls，documentingtheirprogressastheyinchedcloserandclosertotheirgoal.BothColleenandWynntooktheirquestseriously.Infact，theytraveledalloverMinnesotaandintoWisconsintotrackdownnewlocations，evencampingovernighttoreachsomeplaces.Originally，ColleensaidthechallengewassimplyawaytogetWynnoutsideinsteadofjustwatchingYouTubeallday.Butitendedupbeingsomethingtherapeuticforthemtododuringthestruggles2020hasbroughttotheirfamily.BetweenWynnmissingherfriendsandColleenlosingherjob，thewaterfallvisitshavehelpedalot.“Ithinkitkeptbothofourmindsoffit，”Colleenadded.“Shecouldfeelmystressduringeverything.Ialsothinkthatithelpedprotectherfromallthecrazinessgoingon.Inaddition，itwasjustareallyfuntimeforthetwoofustobondandgrowandhealtogether.”IttookWynnandColleenfivemonths，buttheyfinallyreachedWinnewissaFalls—their67thwaterfall—inAugust.Uponreachinghergoal，Wynnannounced，“Ididit！”Andshewasn’ttheonlyonewhowasdelirious.Whenshereturnedtoschool，herfriendsandteacherswelcomedherwithcelebratoryballoons.Forherwonderfulmom，theadventurewaslessaboutthemilestonesandmoreaboutthetimetheyspenttogether.“Wehadsomuchfundoingus，beingus，andcamping，”shesaid.24.WhydidWynnandColleendecidetohavetheadventure?A.Todosomethingmeaningful. B.Toeasetheburdenofschoolwork.C.Tocompletetheschoolassignments. D.ToavoidgettinginfectedwithCOVID－19.25.WhatdoweknowaboutWynnandColleenduringtheiradventure?A.Theynearlygaveuptheirplan. B.Theysharedtheirprogresswiththeirfriends.C.Theytalkedabouttheirworriesandproblems.D.Theychallengedthelimitsoftheirphysicalabilities.26.WhatdidthisjourneyreallymeantoColleen?A.Itbroughtthejoyofsuccess. B.Itwasamilestoneinherlife.C.Itwasarealtestofwillpower. D.ItdeepenedherrelationshipwithWynn.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“delirious”inthelastparagraphmean?A.Exhausted. B.Brave.C.Excited. D.Depressed.Choosingtoforgetsomethingmighttakemorementaleffortthantryingtorememberit，researchersattheUniversityofTexasdiscovered.Theirfindingssuggestthatinordertoforgetanunwantedexperience，moreattentionshouldbefocusedonit.“Decadesofresearchhasshownthatwehavetheabilitytoforgetsomethingoutofourownfreewill，buthowourbrainsdothatisstillbeingquestioned.Oncewecanfigureouthowmemoriesareweakenedandthinkoutwaystocontrolthis，wecandesigntreatmenttohelppeopleridthemselvesofunwantedmemories，”saidJarrodLewis－Peacock，thestudy’sseniorauthor.Memoriesaredynamicconstructionsofthebrainthatregularlygetupdated,adjustedandreorganizedthroughexperience.Thebrainisconstantlyrememberingandforgettinginformation，andmuchofthishappensautomaticallyduringsleep.Theirfindingsnotonlyconfirmedthathumanshavetheabilitytocontrolwhattheyforget，butalsothatsuccessfulintentionalforgettingrequiresmoreactivitythanwhatisrequiredtoremember.“Aproperlevelofbrainactivityisimportanttothisforgettingmechanism.Toostrong，anditwillstrengthenthememory;tooweak，andyouwon’tchangeit，”saidTracyWang，leadauthorofthestudy.“Importantly，it’stheintentiontoforgetthatincreasestheactivationofthememory，andwhenthisactivationhitsthesweetspotattheappropriatelevel，that’swhenitleadstolaterforgettingofthatexperience.”Theresearchersalsofoundthatparticipantsweremorelikelytoforgetscenesthanfaces.“We’relearninghowthesemechanismsinourbrainrespondtodifferenttypesofinformation，anditwilltakealotoffurtherresearchbeforeweunderstandhowtouseourabilitytoforget，”saidLewis－Peacock.“Hopefully，wecanfindouthowweprocessandgetridofthosereallystrong，stickyemotionalmemories，whichcanhaveapowerfuleffectonourhealthandwell－being.”28.Whatremainsapuzzletoresearchers?A.Howourmemoriescanbestrengthened. B.Howourbrainsvoluntarilyforgetsomething.C.Whateffectunwantedmemorieshaveonourbrains.D.Whetherourbrainscanvoluntarilyforgetsomething.29.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribememories?A.Active. B.Lasting. C.Casual. D.Ridiculous.30.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Itrequireslessattentiontoforgetthantoremember. B.Themoreactivethebrainis，thefasteritforgets.C.Humanscan’tkeepmemoriesundercontrol.D.Humansforgetfaceslesseasilythanscenes.31.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Whatittakestoforgetanunwantedexperience B.StrongmemorieshaveagreatinfluenceonhealthC.ForgettingusesmorebrainpowerthanrememberingD.HowtotrainourbrainstovoluntarilyforgetsomethingDanisharchitecturestudioBjarkeIngelsGroup(BIG)hasdesignedTerminusAICityOperatingSystemasacampusinChongqing,China,whichwillbeoperatedbyanartificialintelligencesystem.Everythinginthecitywillbeoperatedbythissystem.BIGhasdrawnuptheplansforTerminusGroup，whichwillhaveitsheadquartersatthecentreoftheAI－runcitycampus.ThedevelopmentwillbelocatedinChongqingHi－TechIndustrialDevelopmentZoneandwillincludeCloudValley,thecampus－styleheadquartersofTerminusGroup.“Wehaveovertherecentyearsworkedwithseveraloftheworld’sleadingtechnologycompanies.WearethrilledtobringourexperiencetoChongqing，”saidBjarkeIngels,founderofBIG.“CloudValleyisimaginedasacitywherepeople,technologyandnaturelivetogetherinharmonywithspacesdesignedforalltypesoflife:humanlife,animallife,plantlifeandevenartificiallife.”BIG’sdesignforCloudValleyisintendedtodemonstratetheenvironmentalgoalsoftheproject.Greenroofpanelswillcreateopen－aircourtyardsthroughoutthecampus.Thesecourtyardswillhostartexhibitionsandsportsevents.Atnight,theundersideoftheroofpanelswillbetransformedintowhatBIGdescribesas“thelargestdigitaldisplayinChina”.IntheAICity,peoplewillliveinhomeswithself－adjustingsolarpanelsandhaveadigitalassistanttoruntheirlives.BuildingswillhavepowersystemscontrolledbyTerminusGroupsoftware.“Assunlighthitsthehouses,bedroomwindowsbecometransparenttoallowthenaturallighttowakesleepyresidents，”saidTerminusGroup.“Oncethelighthasfilledtheroom,anAIhousekeeperselectsyourbreakfast,matchesyouroutfitwiththeweather,andpresentsafullscheduleofyourdayusingTerminusGroup’ssmarttransportationsolution.”TheAICitywillhavee－bikesandself－drivingcarstocutdownontrafficjams.32.WhatisCloudValleyaccordingtoBjarkeIngels?A.Asmartcitywithalllifeinharmony. B.Acampusknownforhightechnology.C.Aspaceintendedforwildlifeprotection. D.Azonewithleadingtechnologycompanies.33.What’stheaimofBIG’sdesignforCloudValley?A.Toproducethelargestdigitaldisplay. B.Tohostartandsportsevents.C.Toshowitsenvironmentalobjectives. D.Tocreateopen－aircourtyards.34.WhoareresponsibleforthehouseworkinCloudValley?A.Digitalassistants. B.Theresidents. C.TerminusGroup. D.Hiredworkers.35.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleofthetext?A.ModernLifeinCloudValley B.AnOncomingAI－runCityinChinaC.BuildingsControlledbySoftware D.TheDevelopmentofAIinChongqing第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Whyweforget?Rememberingthingsisanimportantfunctionofourbrain—ifwecan’trecallhowtodosomething,wecan’tsurvive.Ifyouthinkaboutit,thereissomuchwehavetoremember—fromwhereweleaveourcarkeystohowwewalk.__36__Memoryallowsthebraintostoreandrecallinformationwhenrequired.Ourshort－termmemorycanholdasmallamountofinformationforashorttime，whileourlong－termmemorycanholdanunlimitedamountofinformationforalongtime.Ourmemoryisamazing,butwhydowestillforgetthings?Itmaybebecauseweareinarushorweconsideritirrelevantatthetime.Whenwedostoreinformation,weoftenmakeconnectionswithotherthings,whichhelpsusrecallitlater.__37__Itisalsopossiblethatmemoriesdeclineovertime.Ifyoudon’tperformataskforalongperiodoftime,itcanbedifficulttorecallhowtodoit.Thiscouldbebecauseourmemoryisfull,orthatourshort－termmemoryiseasiertoaccess.__38__Haveyouevergoneintoaroomtofetchsomethingonlytoforgetwhatyouwantedwhenyougotthere?Thisiscalled“TheDoorwayEffect”.Thisoccursbecausewechangeboththephysicalandmentalenvironments,movingtoadifferentroomandthinkingaboutmanydifferentthings.So,ifyouhaveamindlikeasieve(筛子)，itcouldbebecauseyouhavetoomuchonyourmind.Butwedoneedtokeepourmemorysharpbycontinuallyusingit.__39__That’swhenwe’reatmoreriskofgettingAlzheimer’sdisease.However,forgettingisnotalwaysabadthing!Itwouldwastecognitiveresourcesifwerememberedeverydetailoftheworldaroundus.__40__A.That’ssomethingworthremembering!B.Maybeit’snosurprisethatsometimesweareforgetful.C.Butsometimesevenourshort－termmemorycanletusdown.D.Ifyoudon’thavetheseconnections,thenitcanbeeasiertoforget.E.However,itiswidelyrecognizedthatshort－termmemorycanbeimproved.F.Wealsoneedsomementalrelaxationsuchaslisteningtosomeclassicalmusic.G.Beyondour50s,ourbrainstendtoshrinkinvolumeandourmemorybeginstodecline.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。DuringmyfirstyearinLA，Iwasabirthday－partyclown(小丑).Istruggledalotwithmy__41__becausethoughIviewedmyselfasafilmmaker，everyoneviewedthisridiculousjobasmycareer.Forcertainparties，I’dhavetoplaya__42__character，suchasMickeyMouseorSpongeBobSquarePants.Onenight，they__43__metheclothesandsaid，“Tomorrowyou’regoingtobeBatman.”AtthetimeIhadathickmoustache.Ididn’twanttochangemyphysical__44__forthatjob，becauseIrefusedtoadmitIwasmoreofaclownthanan__45__.Thenextday，onmywaytotheparty，Istartedto__46__mychoice，thinking，“Gosh，thispartyisn’tgoingtogowell.”Sureenough，whenIgotthere，everyoneburstintolaughter.Iwasso__47__thatIwantedtoturnback.Butthenthelaughterchangedinto__48__.Thebirthdayboy’sdadlaughedandsaid，“Yousee，son.ItoldyouBatmanhasa__49__.”TheyshowedmethebirthdaycakewithamoustachedBatmandrawnonit.Istaredatitbeyond__50__.Whenthecakewas__51__broughtout，allthekidsteased，“Batmandoesn’thaveamoustache.”__52__admittingthecakewasmessedup，theparentssaid，“No，Batmanalwayshasamoustache.Hejustshavesitforhismovies.”__53__，thekidsweredoubtfuluntilmymoustachebecamethedetailthat__54__whattheparentshadsaid.Thatday，therewasnodoubtinmymindaboutmyidentity—Iwastheherothey__55__.41.A.ability B.fame C.identity D.ambition42.A.local B.specific C.funny D.heroic43.A.returned B.charged C.awarded D.handed44.A.strength B.fitness C.appearance D.performance45.A.actor B.artist C.author D.athlete46.A.accept B.offer C.regret D.change47.A.confused B.frightened C.embarrassed D.surprised48.A.whispering B.yelling C.crying D.cheering49.A.car B.moustache C.cake D.party50.A.recognition B.question C.praise D.belief51.A.constantly B.randomly C.initially D.temporarily52.A.Insteadof B.Regardlessof C.Inadditionto D.Bycomparisonwith53.A.Fortunately B.Gradually C.Incredibly D.Naturally54.A.confirmed B.determined C.uncovered D.included55.A.ordered B.needed C.imagined D.arranged第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Mountaingorillas(大猩猩)spendmostoftheirtimesleeping，eatingand56.____________(clean)eachother.Theyaremostlypeaceful57.____________(creature).Researchersrecentlystudied50yearsofdatafromRwanda.Theyfoundthatasthenumberofgorillafamilygroupsincreased，sodidtheviolentfightsbetweenthem.Mostoften，silverbacksledthefights，whichareadultmalemountaingorillas58.____________oftenhaveawhiteareaacrosstheirbacks.Somegorillasdied，especiallyinfants(幼儿)，orbabies.Thesedeaths，59.____________turn，slowedpopulationgrowth.Thestudyfoundthattheamountoffightingwasnotaresultofthetotalnumberofindividualsinanarea.60.____________wasimportantwasthenumberoffamilygroupsinanarea.Sincethe1960s，mountaingorillashavebeen61.___________(careful)studiedandprotectedincentralAfrica.Theseanimalsalmostdiedoffinthe1970s.Thescientistswantedtoknowhowmanygorillascouldliveinsidethe62.____________(protect)habitatarea.63.____________answerdependedpartlyonhowtheyorganizedthemselvessocially.Therewereabout10familygroupsinthestudyarea.Thenumberoffightsbetweenthemincreasedbythreetimes.Thepopulationgrowth64.____________(fall)byhalf.Thelargefamilygroupslikelybrokeapartafterthedeathsof65.____________(importance)silverbackleaders.Whenthese“elderstatesman”gorillasgotolderanddied，theyoungermalesweren’tabletokeepthegroupstogether.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是李华，你校学生会正在为即将举行的中国传统文化夏令营招募志愿者。请你用英语给夏令营的负责人Mr.Smith写一封邮件，推荐自己。内容包括：1.提出申请；2.阐明优势；3.期待回复。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节(满分25分)阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Kathy’sfamilyvacationtothebeachwasusuallythehighlightofhersummer.Thisyear,however,herparentsannouncedanewrule:nocellphonesfortheentireweek.“Butmyfriendswillbeexpectingupdatesaboutthetrip，”Kathycomplained.Kathy’smomgaveheraseriouslook.Unwillingly,Kathyhandedhercellphonesoverandhermomlockeditaway.Thedrivetothebeachhousetookmostoftheday.Astheyturnedoffthehighwayontocountryroads,thecloudsdarkened.Rainstartedtopour.“Evenmorebeautifulintherain，”hermothersaid.“Whatdoyouthink,Kathy？”Kathyglaredathermom.“Beautiful，”shemuttered.Thatnightafterdinner,Kathywanderedintothekitchen,whereherfatherwaswashingdishes.Shegaveherfatheralovinglookandsaidinhersweetestvoice，“Couldn’tIhavemycellphonesback,justforonesecond?JustsoIcantelleveryonewhatanamazingtimeI’mhaving？”“Can’t，”hesaid,“it’snothere.Remember？”Kathywasveryannoyed.Havingnothingbettertodo，sheexaminedthedustybookcaseinthelivingroom.Thebookslookedasdullastheweather.Onthetopshelf，however,shespottedapuzzle.Shetookit,emptiedthepiecesonthetable,andbegantosortthem.Afterwhatseemedlikeafewminutes,shelookedup.Itwaspastteno’clock.Shehadbeenworkingforalmosttwohours!Sheyawned.Thepuzzlewasnothalfdone,butshewasexhausted.So,shewenttobed.WhenKathyawokethenextmorning,shejumpedoutofbedanddrewthecurtains.Ablazingsunwasrisingovertheblueocean.Theskywascloudless.ThesceneremindedKathyofaphotothatherfriendBettyhadrecentlysenther.Thisviewwasevenbetter.Itwouldleaveeveryonespeechless.Kathydashedtoherbedsidetableandreachedforhercellphones.Buttherewasnothingthere.Shesighed.Still,shewanderedinfrontofthewindow，admiringthesunrise.注意：续写词数应为150左右。Afteraquickbreakfast,Kathyheadedtothebeach.Appreciatingthefinishedpuzzle,sherealizedshehadn’tthoughtofhercellphonesforhours.听力原文Text1M：IfyouseeJohn，pleasetellhimthemanagerislookingforhim.W：OK，noproblem.IthinkheisinLucy’sofficenow.Text2M：Thewashingmachineinourapartmentismorethanseventeenyearsold，anditworkedjustfineuntillastnight.W：You’llneverbeabletogetpartsforit.Itmightbetimetobuyamorerecentmodel.Text3M：Excuseme，ma’am.Ineedtosendapackage.W：Oh，that’sthefourthwindowontheright.M：OK.Thankyousomuch.Text4W：Theradiosaiditwouldrainthisafternoon.M：Really?Idon’tthinkso.W：Buttheweatherhasbeenchangingveryfastthistimeofyear.Justlookattheskynow.M：You’reright.Itlookslikeitmayrainquitesoon.Text5M：Didyouhaveagooddayyesterday?W：Itwasaterribleday!Mycarbrokedownonthewayhome.Ihadtocallthegarageandtheytookitaway.M：Wereyouabletocatchatrainhome?W：I’djustmissedthelastone.Fortunatelyafriendwaspassing，andhegavemealift.Text6W：Howniceitistobehomeagainwithallofmyfamily!M：Didyourjourneyturnoutaswellasyouhadhopeditwould?W：Alltripshavegoodandbadpoints，butthisonehadmostlygoodones.Beautifulscenery，friendlypeople...M：Wasthereanythingyouenjoyedinparticular?W：Myfavoritethingwastheamazingfood.M：Didyoubringmeasouvenir?W：Ofcourse!M：Oh，whatabeautifulT－shirt!Well，nexttimeI’llbetheonewhogoesaway，andyoucanstayhomeandfeedthedog!Text7M：Thecreditcardbillarrivedtoday.Oh，no.Thisbillisformorethan1，500dollars.W：IwasshoppingwithBarbara，andthestorewashavingasale，soIboughtadress.She’dlefthercreditcardsathomeandsosheaskedifshecouldputthechargeonourcard.Shepromisedtopaymeback.M：A1，500－dollardress?W：Well，Iboughtafewthings，too，afewhundreddollarsinthefoodsectionand200onthatpairofshoes.Iguessthedresscost，um，600dollars.M：Honey!W：I’msorry.IpromiseI’llnotgoshoppingforthenextthreemonths.Text8W：Hi，Charles.Howiseverything?M：Oh，sameasalways.Iwaswondering，though，ifyoumightwanttogoouttonight.W：Well，whatexactlyhaveyougotinmind?M：Ithoughtwecouldjustgoforawalk.Itwouldbegoodforyourhealth.W：Yeah，itwouldbe，buttheweatherreportsaidthetemperaturetonightcouldbeaslowas8℃.M：Really?That’snotgoodweatherforawalk.Whataboutgoingtothemallthen?It’swarmthere.Wecaneatthereandthenwatchamovie.W：Well，ifwedothat，I’llbespendingtheeveningsittingdown，justlikeIamnow.Howaboutgoingtoplayping－ponginthesportscenter？Thatwillgetusbothupandmovingaround.M：That’sagoodidea.Whendoyouwanttosetoff?W：Well，itclosesat9：00pm，threehoursfromnow.Whataboutsettingoffat7：30?Thatwillgiveusanhourtoplaybeforeitcloses.M：OK.Text9W：Whoisyourfavoritefemalesinger，Adam?M：JenniferLopez.Ijustlovehermusic.She’sreallyagreatsinger.ThesongsfromherfirstalbumOnthe6arestillpopulartoday.W：Whendidherfirstalbumcomeout?M：In1999.W：Shemusthavebeenateenagerwhenshemadethatalbum.M：No.Shewasbornin1969.W：What?That’sreallyhardtobelieve.Herpicturesmakeherlooklikeshe’sstillinherearlythirtiesnow.M：Yes，theydo.Sowho’syourfavoritefemalesinger?BritneySpears？Manyyoungpeoplelikeher.W：Well，alotofpeopleusedtolikeBritneyinthepast，butsheisn’taspopularasbefore.Actually，Idon’tlistentohermusicmuch.IusuallylistentoAdele’smusic.M：Oh，yes，she’sreallyfamousnow.Hervoiceisamazing.W：Yes，itdefinitelyis.Text10Ladiesandgentlemen，itisanhonortobethefirsttowelcomeyoutonighttotheopeningofournewuniversitymuseum.Ithastakenthreeyearstobuild.Aformalcelebrationpartywillbeheldtomorrow.Thismuseumwillfeatureawidevarietyofart，allcreatedbyourveryownstudents.First，Iwouldliketothankallofyouparentsforyoursupport.You’veraisedsuchgreatchildren，andwe’rehonoredtohavethematourschool.Ithasbeenagreatpleasuretohelpthemrealizetheirdreams.I’dalsoliketothankallthegreatprofessorsinourwonderfulartdepartment，ofcourse.Noneofthiswouldhavebeenpossiblewithoutallofyourhardwork.Youaretrulyencouragingtoallofus.ButourstudentsaretheonesI’dliketothankmostofall.Youwentaboveandbeyond，workingtirelesslyinordertoshareyourtalentthroughthebeautifulworksweareabouttosee.Iamveryexcitedtoseeallofyourpaintingsanddrawings.Butbeforewegoin，let’sexpressourthankstoourexcellentstudentsagain.1.B2.A3.C4.B5.C6.B7.C8.B9.A10.B11.C12.B13.B14.C15.C16.A17.C18.B19.A20.A【语篇解读】本文是应用文。文章介绍了四个书店的基本信息和特色。21.B[细节理解题。根据第二段的第二句“Ithasa...referencebooks”可知，TheHauntedBookShop的特别之处在于有专门的写作房间，当地的作者可以安排时间在凉爽的环境中写作，并很容易获得参考书。]22.C[推理判断题。根据第三段的第二、三句“Theoutdoorshelves...biggestoutdoorbookstore”可知，Bart’sBooks是世界上最大的户外书店，自然环境代表了人们对自然的热爱，这吸引了很多人来到该书店。据此可以推知，厌倦城市和噪声的青少年更可能到此书店。]23.A[细节理解题。根据第四段尾句“Kid