四川省宜宾、自贡、乐山等市2025届高三下学期3月二诊 英语试卷（含解析含听力原文无音频）

2025届四川省宜宾、自贡、乐山等市高三下学期3月二诊英语试题一、听力选择题（本大题共10小题）1．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Husbandandwife. B．Teacherandstudent. C．Doctorandpatient.2．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Aneighbor. B．Astorm. C．Agarden.3．Howwillthemangettohisclass?A．Bytaxi. B．Onfoot. C．Bybus.4．Whywillthewomangointotown?A．Tohaveherphototaken.B．Tocollectherpassport.C．Tobuysomebooks.5．WhatwillthewomandonextTuesday?A．Goforaswim. B．Attendadanceparty. C．Takeaguitarclass.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whydidthemandecidetotakethecyclingtrip?A．Toreduceworkstress.B．Toexplorenewcultures.C．Toseekpersonalgrowth.7．Whereisthemannow?A．InFrance. B．InTurkey. C．InSerbia.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Whenwillthespeakersgotothemusicfestival?A．OnFriday. B．OnSaturday. C．OnSunday.9．WhatkindofmusicwillAdeleplay?A．Pop. B．Folk. C．Classicalmusic.10．Whatwillthewomandofirst?A．ContactJason. B．Booktickets. C．Shareawebsite.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11．Whatdidthemanwanttobeatfirst?A．Ateacher. B．Anactor. C．Acompanymanager.12．Whatdidthemandorightaftercompletinghisuniversitycourse?A．Hewenttravelling. B．Hestudieddrama. C．Hestartedabusiness.13．Whatwastheattitudeoftheman’sparentstowardshisdecision?A．Disapproving. B．Supportive. C．Doubtful.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。14．Howdoesthewomansoundseeingtheman’slistofclasses?A．Embarrassed. B．Relieved. C．Surprised.15．Whichcoursedoesthewomanadvisethemantotakenow?A．Maths. B．Computing. C．MedicalScience.16．Whatisthetotalschoolfundingforonestudent?A．$9,000. B．$10,000. C．$11,000.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．WheredidJennypracticemountainbikingatfirst?A．Atschool. B．Behindherhouse. C．Inavalley.18．WhydidJennysaveupmoney?A．Toattendarace. B．Tobuyanewbike. C．Totakeatrainingcourse.19．WhatplacedidJennyfinishtherace?A．10th. B．17th. C．30th.20．WhatdidJennygetaftertherace?A．Acertificateandamedal.B．Amedalandacashprize.C．Awaterbottleandsunglasses.二、阅读理解（本大题共5小题）Oxfordisabeautifulcitywithahugeamounttooffervisitorsandwestronglyrecommendavisit,especiallywhenyouareconsideringapplyingtotheUniversityofOxford.TravellingbycarOxfordisasmallcitywithmanytrafficrestrictionsandparkingislimited.Ifatallpossible,pleasedonotdriveintothecitycentre.WerecommendthatyouusethePark&Ridesystem.IfdrivingintoOxfordcannotbeavoided,pleaserefertoup-to-datetrafficinformationfordetails.Pleasenotethatthereisnovisitors’parkingavailableatcollegesorUniversitybuildings(unlessyouareaBlueBadgeholder).Park&RideWerecommendusingthefollowingPark&RidesconvenientlylocatedontheoutskirtsofOxford.PleasebeawarethatduetomaintenancetakingplaceelsewhereinOxford,thePark&Ridesarelikelytobeextremelybusy.Payingforparking:YouwillneedtopayaparkingchargewhenyouparkataPark&Ride.Thestandardparkingchargeis£2pervehicle(upto16hours)and£4pervehicle(upto24hours).Youcanpaybycashatdesignatedparkingticketmachines.PayingforthePark&Ridebus:YouwillneedtobuyareturnbustickettoandfromOxfordcitycentre.Youcanpaybycashorcontactlessonthebus.Apeakadultdayreturnticketcosts£5fortwoadultstravellingtogether.Upto3under16scantravelfreewhenaccompaniedbyatleastonefarepayingadult.21．WhyisdrivingintoOxfordcitycentrediscouraged?A．ParkingisfreejustforBlueBadgeholders.B．ThePark&Ridesystemneedsmaintaining.C．Itisonlyavailableforpeopletowalkinside.D．Trafficthereisrestrictedandparkingislimited.22．Howmuchdoesareturnticketchargeonecouplewithtwinbabies?A．£2. B．£4. C．£5. D．£10.23．Whatisthepassageintendedfor?A．TellingthehistoryofOxfordbriefly.B．AdvertisingfortheUniversityofOxford.C．Offeringinformationaboutpublictransport.D．ProvidingtraveladviceforvisitorstoOxford.Ican’tbelieveI’mdoingthis!It’s4:30inthemorning,pitchblackandfreezingcold.NeverthelessIfindmyselfgettingoutofbedandgettingdressed.AcarhornsoundsasI’mputtingonathickcoatandwrappingascarfaroundme.IgrabahatandjoinJiminhiscar.Hedoesn’tseemtomindit’scoldanddark.Infact,he’ssmiling.“You’regoingtolovethis,”hesaysaswedriveofftothenearestpark.I’mnotsosure.AtanyopportunityJimwillbewatchingquietly,andsometimesexcitedly,throughhistelescopeatabird.Don’tgetmewrong.Ilikebirds,butIjustdon’tgetascrazyaboutthemasJim.Recently,whenhefoundoutthatIhadneverheardthedawnchorus,heinsistedthatwemeetatthisunearthlyhourandheadforthelocalpark.Sohereweare.LuckilyJimhasbroughthotcoffeeandawarmcarpettositon.Aftertenshiveringminutesthereisaveryfaintlightovertheeasternsideofthepark,asuggestionofthedayahead.“Listen,”whispersJim.Ilisten,nothing.Thenclearlyandloudlyabirdstartssinging.“That’stherobin(知更鸟).He’susuallythefirst.”Afterafewsecondsanotherbirdjoinsin“Ablackbird”andthenanother“Abluebird”.It’samazing.Twentyminuteslaterthewholeparkisalivewiththechorus,calling,singingofbirds!Andyes,it’swonderful!Thenoiseisincredible.Thelightertheskybecomes,thelouderthebirdssing,anincrediblebirds’concert.“Wow,soaretheysingingbecausethey’rehappy?”Iaskindisbelief.“Notreally,”Jimlaughs,“infactthey’rehungrybuttheyneedtodotwothings.Oneistodefendtheirterritoryandtheotheristofindafemale–bysingingtheycanachieveboth.”Jimseesmypuzzledfaceandexplains.Welistentogetherforawhileandthenslowlybutsurely,asthesunemergesabovethetrees,thebirdsstopsinging.“Nowit’slightenoughtofindfood,andthat’stheendoftheshowtoday.”24．Whatistheauthor’sinitialattitudetotheearlyouting?A．Cautious. B．Reluctant. C．Passionate. D．Indifferent.25．Whatmakestheauthorinvolvedintheactivity?A．Jim’sinsistenceonit. B．Jim’senthusiasmonbirds.C．Theauthor’sinterestinchorus. D．Theauthor’scuriosityaboutbirds.26．Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?A．Thesingingskillsofbirds. B．Theabundantdiversityofbirds.C．Varioustunesofthe“dawnchorus”. D．Livelyscenesofthe“dawnchorus”.27．WhydobirdssingatdawnaccordingtoJim?A．Toguardthelandandattractmates. B．Toshowofftheirbeautifulvoices.C．Toextendwelcometothesunrise. D．Tofightfiercelyforearlyworms.Currently,peoplearoundtheworldareworkingonwaysofremovingcarbonfromtheairandstoringit,whichisoftencalledDirectAirCapture(DAC).DACtechnologyisstillbeingdeveloped.Butnormallyduringtheprocess,airispulledacrossamaterialthatcanremovecarbondioxide(CO2)fromit.Onecommonmaterialislimestone(石灰石).Later,thematerialisheatedtocarefullyreleaseCO2soitcanbestoredsafelyunderground.Butthecurrentmethodsofdoingthisareexpensiveanddon’tcapturemuchCO2.However,COF-999,anovelyellowpowder,createdbyscientistsatUCBerkeley,isadifferentstory.Underamicroscope,itlookslikeit’smadeoftinyballs.Eachtinyballhasanincrediblenumberofholesinit.Theseholesallowairtopassthroughtheballs.Attachedtotheseballsarelotsof“amines(胺)”.Anamineisaspecialchemicalmixturerelatedtoammonia.TheaminesaregreatatgrabbingCO2molecules(分子)fromtheairandholdingontothem.TotestCOF-999,thescientistsfilledasmalltubewiththepowder.Theythenpipedairfromoutsidetheirlabthroughthetubefor20days.WithCO2intheairoutside,however,theairfromthetubehadnocarbondioxideatall!Thediscoverywasexcitingforthescientists.“Iseethesolutiontotheclimateproblemrightthere,inourhands,”saidoneofthescientists,Dr.OmarYaghi.COF-999capturesCO210timesfasterthanotherDACmaterials.TheresearcherssaythathalfapoundofthepowdercanpullasmuchCO2fromtheairasatreecan.Butunliketrees,COF-999cancaptureCO2evenwhenit’sdarkoutside.TogetCOF-999toreleasethecarbon,itjustneedsheatingtoaround60℃,muchcoolerthanmostotherDACmaterials,meaningitwilltakelessenergytocollecttheCO2.ThematerialsneededtomakeCOF-999don’tcostmuch.Mostimportantly,thescientistshavealreadytestedre-usingthematerialupto300times.Theybelieveitcouldprobablybere-usedthousandsoftimes.28．WhatisthedisadvantageofthecommonDACmethod?A．Itssafetyturnsoutunclear. B．It’scostlyandlesseffective.C．Itsmaterialsarehardtoobtain. D．It’scomplicatedtocarryout.29．HowdoesCOF-999worktoprocessCO2?A．Byconvertingitintoammonia. B．ByabsorbingCO2withamines.C．Byreleasingitbackintotheair. D．ByresolvingCO2throughholes.30．WhatcanbeinferredfromtheCOF-999’stest?A．DACtechnologywillbereplacedsoon.B．Moreenergyisconsumedduringtheprocedure.C．CO2iscapturedmerelyinthepresenceofsunlight.D．Apromisingenvironmentalprospectisontheway.31．Whichwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．Amines:GreatMaterialsforCapturingCO2 B．TheImportanceofRemovingCO2C．COF-999:Game-ChangerinCO2Processing D．TheDevelopmentofDACTechnologyRecently,thegrowingeyebrowblindnesshascausedmanyTikTokuserstocomplainontheplatform:Aremakeupenthusiastsabletotellifthey’reblindlychasingmakeuptrendsoractuallywearingwhatreallylooksgoodontheirfaces.While“eyebrowblindness”andotherformsof“beautyblindness”aren’tofficiallyregardedasmentalhealthissues,thetendencyofpeopletofollowtrends,evenmakingthemlookfoolishortakingrisks,isundeniablyarealthing.So,whatdoespsychologysayabouttrend-following?Followingtrendsisn’tanindicationofaweakcharacteroramentalhealthproblem,sayspsychologistPamelaRutledge,it’scompletelynormal.Therootofthatliesinhumans’fundamentalneedofsocialconnections.Multiplepsychologicaltheoriesindicatethathumansocialconnectionsareascrucialasbasicnecessitieslikefoodandshelter,ashumanshaveevolvedtodependononeanotherforsurvival.Butwhydotrendsholdsuchastrongpull?“Ourbrainsareprogrammedtonoticetheunusual,”Rutledgeexplains.Consequently,wepayattentiontothosewhostandoutandattractattention,makingtrendsevenmoreenticingforthosebraveenoughtoembracethem.Nooneisimmunetofollowingfashions,noticingtrends,ordemonstratingtheirrealbelongingtosocialgroups.However,thereisonespecificgroupthatiseveneasiertofollowingtrends,evenriskyones:Tweens,teensandyoungadults.Aschildrenbegintomovetowardsadultindependence,theyseekwaystoexpresstheirindividuality.Thiscansometimesleadtodesperateeffortstoprovetheiraffiliation(从属关系)withsociallycrediblegroupsandcanfueldesiretostandoutbyridingthewaveoftrends.So,nexttimeyoudomakeup,getdressed,orderfoodinpublic,orbuyacar,bearinmindthatyourdecisionmightnotbeaspersonalizedasyouthink.“It’sessentiallyaninbornresponse,whichcanbeexplainedbyourneedtofitinwithorstandoutfromthecrowd,”saysPamela.32．Whyis“eyebrowblindness”mentioned?A．Itcontrastswith“beautyblindness”. B．Itillustratesakindofmakeup.C．Itbringsoutthetext’scoreargument. D．Ithighlightstheimportanceofbeauty.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“enticing”inparagraph3referto?A．Vital. B．Appealing. C．Demanding. D．Risky.34．Whyareyoungstersmorelikelytofollowtrends?A．Theypursueuniquenessandsocialrecognition.B．Theyareeasilyaffectedbysocialpressure.C．Theytendtoshowtheirsocialstatus.D．Theyarealwaysseekingadventures.35．WhatdoesPamelaemphasizeintheend?A．Trend-followingisanaturalbehavior. B．Individualitystandsoutabovetrends.C．Tweensandteensaretrend-setters. D．Socialgroupsdecideourbehavior.WhattoDowhenYouHaveNoMotivationLackofmotivationcanbethebiggestobstacletoreachingyourgoals.36,whenyouhavenomotivationtocompleteatask(orevenstartone).Then,developaplantohelpmotivateyourselftogetgoing.Rewardyourselfforworking.Createasmallrewardforyourselfthatyoucanearnforyourhardwork.37.Considerwhetheryouarelikelytobemoremotivatedbysmaller,morefrequentrewardsorabiggerrewardforacompletejob.Youmaywanttoexperimentwithafewdifferentstrategiesuntilyoudiscoveranapproachthatworksbestforyou.38.Youcantrickyourselfintofeelingmotivatedbychangingyourbehavior.Forexample,ratherthansitonthecouchalldaywaitingformotivationtostrike,getdressedandgetmoving.Youractionwillincreaseyourmotivation,whichmakesiteasiertokeepgoing.Arguetheopposite.Strugglingwithmotivation,you’lllikelycomeupwithreasonswhyyoushouldn’ttakeanyaction.39.Instead,argueallthereasonswhyyoumightsucceed.Arguingtheoppositecanhelpyouseebothsidesofthecoin.Itcanalsoremindyouthatanoverlypessimisticoutcomeisn’tcompletelyaccurate.There’sachancethatthingsmightworkoutbetterthanyouexpect.Manageyourto-dolist.It’stoughtofeelmotivatedwhenyourto-dolistisoverwhelming.Takealookatyourlist,anddetermineifit’stoolong.Ifso,getridoftasksthataren’tessential.Prioritizethemostimportantthings,andmovethosetothetop.Youmightfindaslightchangeinyourto-dolist—orthewayyouviewyourto-dolist—willhelpyoutoseeyourtasksasmoremanageable.40.A．ThesewillkeepyoustuckB．ActasifyoufeelmotivatedC．PairatoughtaskyouarefacingD．ConsiderwhyyouarestrugglingE．Eventually,youfeelmoredriventomoveonF．ReflectonpastsuccessestoregainconfidenceG．Focusontherewardtokeepyourmotivationalive三、完形填空（本大题共1小题）Onahotmorning,afriendcalledme.Hehadfounda41injuredbabyraccoon(浣熊),which,justabouteightweeksold,wasinterribleshape.Aspartofmyjob,Iwas42tocareforinjuredanimalsuntiltheycouldbereleasedintothewild.Ihadsomedoubtwhetherhewould43thenight.Still,Itookhimhome,namedhimTrouper,andcleanedhis44,hopingforamiracle.Forfourdays,theraccoondidn’tmove.Onthefifthmorning.Inearlylost45.Holdinghim,Iwhispered,“Sorry.”Suddenly,he46hislegs,movedhismouthweaklyandshookhimself—asifsaying,“I’mstillfighting!”Thatmomentgaveme47thathemightrecover.Weekslater,whilehelpinghimpracticewalking,asuddenwindshutthedoor48.Ijumped,butTrouperdidn’t49.Myheartsank:hewasdeaf.Worse,hecouldn’tsmellor50.Assomeonewithfadingvisionmyself,Iunderstoodhisstruggle.Idecidednotto51himaway.Togetherwithmydog,westarteda52life.Now10yearsold,Trouperworksasalicensedwildlife53.Itakehimtoschoolsandcommunitycenterstoteachaboutrespectinglife.Hisstoryhasbeena(n)54reminderformanyyears:everycreature55achance.41．A．slightly B．seriously C．frequently D．purposely42．A．required B．forced C．ordered D．guided43．A．enjoy B．suffer C．survive D．fear44．A．fur B．face C．legs D．wounds45．A．temper B．interest C．hope D．courage46．A．broke B．stretched C．checked D．treated47．A．confidence B．advice C．desperation D．resolution48．A．gently B．partly C．gradually D．violently49．A．watch B．mind C．fall D．react50．A．see B．touch C．hear D．taste51．A．put B．drive C．send D．give52．A．lonely B．new C．plain D．luxury53．A．ambassador B．student C．agent D．rescuer54．A．general B．distant C．occasional D．constant55．A．seizes B．loses C．deserves D．understands四、语法填空（本大题共1小题）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。Inrecentdays,theChinesemovieNeZha256(storm)overseascinemas,capturingglobalaudienceswithitsamazingvisuals,awe-inspiringstorytelling,andprofoundculturalthemes.NeZha2isthefirstChinesemovie57(rank)amongthe10highest-grossingmoviesintheworld.Achievedjust20days58itsreleaseonJanuary29,thismilestoneaddstoNeZha2’sgrowinglistofrecords.Themovie,rootedinChineseculture,drawsfrom59classictaleofNeZha,combiningfantasy,adventureandmorallessons60arewellreceivedacrossgenerationsandcultures.Itsinnovativeanimationstyleandvisualeffectsalsoplayacrucialrole,61(bring)tolifealivelyworldfilledwithmythicalcreatures,epicbattles,andbreathtakinglandscapes.Beyondtechnicalexcellence,itexploresprofoundthemeslikeidentity,destiny,andchoice.ThecharacterofNeZha,arebelliousboywhochallengesfate62(brave),showcasesuniversalstrugglesandaspirations.Hisjourneyofself-discoveryencouragesviewerstoreflectontheirownpathsandpotentialfor63(transform).Themovie’srisereflectsashiftinChina’sfilmindustry.Once64(dominate)byHollywood,domesticproductionsacrossgenresarenowsurpassingWesternfilms,drivenbygrowingculturalpride,enhancedstorytelling,andrapid65(technology)advancements.Thistrendsignalsachangingglobalfilmlandscape.五、书信写作（本大题共1小题）66．假定你是李华，上周六你去科技馆观看了机器人表演。请你给英国好友Allan写一封邮件分享这次经历，内容包括：(1)表演内容;(2)你的感想。参考词汇：科技馆(ScienceandTechnologyMuseum)注意：1．写作词数应为80左右，开头部分不计入词数;2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearAllan,Hopethisemailfindsyouwell.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestregards,Lihua六、书面表达（本大题共1小题）67．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。Onceuponatime,therewasalittlegirlnamedJenny.Oneday,whileplayinginthewoods,shegotlost.Shewassoscaredandstartedtocry.Asshewaswanderingaround,hopingtofindherwayhome,shecameacrossanoldwoman.Theoldwoman,seeingJenny’sdistress,decidedtohelpher.ShegaveJennyamagicalseven-coloredflower.Theflowerhadsevenpetals(花瓣),eachinadifferentcolor:red,orange,yellow,green,cyan,blue,andpurple.TheoldwomantoldJennythateachpetalcouldgrantheronewish.Jennywasoverjoyed.Shepulledoffthefirstredpetalandsaid,“Iwanttogohome.”Inaninstant,shefoundherselfrightinfrontofherownhouse.However,Jennywasacuriousgirl.Shethoughtitwouldbefuntotesttheflower’spower.Shepulledtheorangepetalandwishedforabigbunchofcolorfulballoons.Immediately,ahugenumberofballoonsfilledtheairaroundher.Buttheyweretoomanytohandle.Theystartedtocarryherupintothesky.Frightened,Jennyquicklypulledtheyellowpetalandwishedtheballoonswouldgoaway.Andsotheydid.Next,Jennysawsomebeautifulcakesinashopwindow.Shewantedthemsomuch.Withthegreenpetal,shewishedforallthecakesintheshop.Thecakesappearedinfrontofher,butsoon,theystartedtopileupandmadeamess.Jennyusedthecyanpetaltomakethecakesdisappear.Then,Jennywishedtohaveacutetoy-bearwiththebluepetal.Atoy-bearappearedinfrontofJenny.ButitwasnotwhatJennywanted.Atthispoint,Jennyhadonlyonepurplepetalleft.Shebegantothinkseriouslyaboutwhattowishfor.注意：(1)续写词数应为150左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Suddenly,shesawalittleboysittingsadlyinthecornerwhocouldn’twalk.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________“Iwishhecouldwalk,”Jennymurmuredtothelastpetal.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

参考答案1．【答案】C【听力材料】W:IwasupallnightthrowingupandIhardlyslept.M:Let’shavealook.Openyourmouthandstickyourtongueout.Andtakeadeepbreath.Again...breathein...andout.Justliedown.I’mgoingtopressquitehardonyourstomach.【听力材料】W:IwasupallnightthrowingupandIhardlyslept.M:Let’shavealook.Openyourmouthandstickyourtongueout.Andtakeadeepbreath.Again...breathein...andout.Justliedown.I’mgoingtopressquitehardonyourstomach.2．【答案】B【听力材料】W:Peter,wereyouallrightlastnight?M:Oh,whatanight!Thetreesinmygardenwereblowndown.Itrained8centimetersinonehour.It’stheworstweatherIhaveeverexperienced.【听力材料】W:Peter,wereyouallrightlastnight?M:Oh,whatanight!Thetreesinmygardenwereblowndown.Itrained8centimetersinonehour.It’stheworstweatherIhaveeverexperienced.3．【答案】C【听力材料】M:Whattimeismytennisclass,Mum?W:Atfour.Evenifwearewalkingfastnow,we’llstillbelate.We’dbettercallataxi—ortakeabus.Look,there’sabusstopoverthere.Let’sgo,then.【听力材料】M:Whattimeismytennisclass,Mum?W:Atfour.Evenifwearewalkingfastnow,we’llstillbelate.We’dbettercallataxi—ortakeabus.Look,there’sabusstopoverthere.Let’sgo,then.4．【答案】A【听力材料】W:Ineedtogetanewpassportbeforewegoonholiday.WherecanIgetmyphototaken?M:Thereisamachineinthebookshoparoundthecorner,butI’mnotsureifit’sworking.W:OK,IguessIwillgointotown.【听力材料】W:Ineedtogetanewpassportbeforewegoonholiday.WherecanIgetmyphototaken?M:Thereisamachineinthebookshoparoundthecorner,butI’mnotsureifit’sworking.W:OK,IguessIwillgointotown.5．【答案】C【听力材料】W:Haveyoubeentothenewswimmingpool?It’sreallycool!IwentthereonSaturday.M:Whydon’twegotheretogethernextTuesdayafternoon,Cathy?W:I’dloveto,butIhaveaguitarlessononthatday.WecouldgowithKatieonThursday,ifshedoesn’thaveherdanceclass.【听力材料】W:Haveyoubeentothenewswimmingpool?It’sreallycool!IwentthereonSaturday.M:Whydon’twegotheretogethernextTuesdayafternoon,Cathy?W:I’dloveto,butIhaveaguitarlessononthatday.WecouldgowithKatieonThursday,ifshedoesn’thaveherdanceclass.【答案】6．A7．B【听力材料】W:Alan,whatmadeyoudecidetotakethiscyclingtrip?M:Well,I’mateacherinabigsecondaryschoolandIfeltstressed,soIdecidedtohaveabreak.Ihadachatwiththeheadteacherandsheagreedtogivemesometimeoffwork.W:Andhow’syourtripgoing?M:Reallywell.I’vecycledthroughFrance,Italy,Austria,Hungary,thenSerbiaandBulgaria.IarrivedinTurkeyyesterday.W:That’sreallyimpressive!【听力材料】W:Alan,whatmadeyoudecidetotakethiscyclingtrip?M:Well,I’mateacherinabigsecondaryschoolandIfeltstressed,soIdecidedtohaveabreak.Ihadachatwiththeheadteacherandsheagreedtogivemesometimeoffwork.W:Andhow’syourtripgoing?M:Reallywell.I’vecycledthroughFrance,Italy,Austria,Hungary,thenSerbiaandBulgaria.IarrivedinTurkeyyesterday.W:That’sreallyimpressive!【答案】8．B9．A10．A【听力材料】M:Zoe,I’mconsideringattendingamusicfestivalthat’sscheduledfromthisFridaytoSunday.Wouldyoubeinterestedinjoiningme?W:Sure.However,Iwon’tbeabletodevotemythreedaystothefestival.IthinkIcanonlymakeitonthesecondday.M:Itworksformeaswell.Let’schecktheticketsalesonlineandseewhatshowsareon...Ah,Adeleissettoperformonthatday.W:WhileIappreciatetherecommendation,popmusicisn’tmycupoftea.HowdoyoufeelaboutTheEast-WestPlayers?They’reknownfortheircombinationofclassicalandfolkmusic.M:That’sagreatchoice.Shouldweinviteanyoneelse?MaybeJason?W:Goodidea.I’llreachouttohimrightawayandseeifhe’sinterestedincomingalong.【听力材料】M:Zoe,I’mconsideringattendingamusicfestivalthat’sscheduledfromthisFridaytoSunday.Wouldyoubeinterestedinjoiningme?W:Sure.However,Iwon’tbeabletodevotemythreedaystothefestival.IthinkIcanonlymakeitonthesecondday.M:Itworksformeaswell.Let’schecktheticketsalesonlineandseewhatshowsareon...Ah,Adeleissettoperformonthatday.W:WhileIappreciatetherecommendation,popmusicisn’tmycupoftea.HowdoyoufeelaboutTheEast-WestPlayers?They’reknownfortheircombinationofclassicalandfolkmusic.M:That’sagreatchoice.Shouldweinviteanyoneelse?MaybeJason?W:Goodidea.I’llreachouttohimrightawayandseeifhe’sinterestedincomingalong.【答案】11．C12．A13．B【听力材料】W:Luke,youfinishedyourbusinessmanagementstudiesfiveyearsagobutdecidedtotryactingasacareerinstead.So,howdiditallhappen?M:I’dcompletedmyuniversitycourseandperformedwellonallmyexams.Iwasplanningacareerasamanagerinsomekindofcompany.Anyway,duringthesummerfollowingmygraduation,Isuddenlyrealizedthatitwasn’twhatIwantedtodo.W:Whatdidyoudothen?M:ItravelledacrossIndia.WhileIwasthere,Ithoughtalotaboutmylife.ActinghadalwaysbeensomethingthatIloveddoingandIwantedtoseeifIcoulddoitprofessionally.SoIappliedtoadramaschool,and,fortunately,Iwasaccepted.W:Howdidyourparentsreacttoyourdecision?M:Theyacknowledgedthatitwasasignificantchange,buttheyrespectedmyrighttochoosemyownpath.【听力材料】W:Luke,youfinishedyourbusinessmanagementstudiesfiveyearsagobutdecidedtotryactingasacareerinstead.So,howdiditallhappen?M:I’dcompletedmyuniversitycourseandperformedwellonallmyexams.Iwasplanningacareerasamanagerinsomekindofcompany.Anyway,duringthesummerfollowingmygraduation,Isuddenlyrealizedthatitwasn’twhatIwantedtodo.W:Whatdidyoudothen?M:ItravelledacrossIndia.WhileIwasthere,Ithoughtalotaboutmylife.ActinghadalwaysbeensomethingthatIloveddoingandIwantedtoseeifIcoulddoitprofessionally.SoIappliedtoadramaschool,an