江西省宜春市宜春中学、高安二中联考2024-2025学年高二下学期4月月考 英语试卷（含解析）

江西省宜春市宜春中学、高安二中联考2024-2025学年高二下学期4月月考英语试题一、听力选择题（本大题共10小题）1．Whatdothespeakersseeinthewater?A．Ashark. B．Afish. C．Aturtle.2．Whatisthetimenow?A．8:00. B．7:40. C．8:20.3．Whatcolorshirtwillthemanweartotheparty?A．White. B．Orange. C．Blue.4．Howdidthemanfeelaboutthegame?A．Confident. B．Surprised. C．Scared.5．Howmanypeoplewillseeamovietogether?A．One. B．Two. C．Three.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Wheredidthewomanspendherchildhood?A．Inacity. B．Inatown. C．Inthecountryside.7．Whotaughtthemanhowtofish?A．Hisgrandfather. B．Hisbrother. C．Hisfather.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Ahouse. B．Aship. C．Atower.9．Wherearethespeakers?A．InPoland. B．InAmerica. C．InSweden.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10．Howlongdoesthefestivalrunintotal?A．For3days. B．For4days. C．For5days.11．Whatarethespeakersgoingtoseefirst?A．Aband. B．Ashortfilm. C．Apoet.12．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomanbuyhersister?A．Aticket. B．Apieceofclothing. C．Adrumstick.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13．What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Friends. B．Co-workers. C．Bossandemployee.14．WhereisJacknow?A．Atahotel. B．Attheairport. C．Atarestaurant.15．WhatwillJackdothisafternoon?A．CallSusan. B．Haveameeting. C．Pickuphisparents.16．WhenwillJackarriveatSusan’shouse?A．Atabout4:00p.m. B．Atabout5:00p.m. C．Atabout6:00p.m.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．WhatistheaverageheightofSaltLakeCity?A．4327feetabovesealevel. B．200feetabovesealevel. C．110.4feetabovesealevel.18．WhatwasSaltLakeCityofficiallycalledbefore1868?A．“GreatSaltLake”. B．“GreatSaltLakeCity”. C．“CrossroadsoftheWest”.19．WhatbroughteconomicgrowthtoSaltLakeCityintheearly1900s?A．Thesportsgame. B．Thetouristindustry. C．Theconstructionofrailroad.20．WhatisSaltLakeCitysurroundedby?A．Theocean. B．Rivers. C．Mountains.二、阅读理解（本大题共5小题）ScoreBigwithYourArtPhiladelphiaSoccer2026isonthehuntfortheperfectpostertorepresentourstatefortheFIFAWorldCup2026™.ThisisourchancetoshowPennsylvania’sartistictalentontheworld’sbiggestsoccerstage!WHATYOUNEEDTOKNOW▲Pennsylvaniaresidentsonly▲Originaldesignsreadyfordigitalreproduction▲NoAI-createdart▲18+orhaveparents’writtenpermissionHOWITWORKS▲OpenCallforArtists:We’reinvitingtalentedartistsfromacrossthestatetosubmitportfolios(作品集).Submitawebaddresstoyourportfoliowithupto10examplesofyourbestworkbyApril4,2025.▲DesignCreation:Upto10artistswillbechosentobringtheirPhiladelphiasoccervisiontolife.Eachselectedartistgetsa$1,000prizetosupporttheircreativity!ChosenartistswillbecontacteddirectlybyPhiladelphiaSoccer2026byApril11,2025,andwillreceivethenecessarylogo,colorfilesanddesignguidelinestocompletetheirdesigns.FinaldesignsubmissionsareduebyMay4,2025.▲FinalistSelection:Ourexpertjudgingteamwillpickthetop3designsandinformartistsbyMay22,2025.Theseartistswilleachscoreanextra$2,500!ThetopdesignswillbesenttoFIFAforthefinalpick.WHAT’STOEARNThewinningartistselectedbyFIFAwillreceiveanadditional$7,500.WhenFIFAunveilseachHostCityposterdesignin2025,PhiladelphiaSoccer2026willhostapresseventwiththewinningartisttoshowtheirworktotheworld!PleaseNote:InaccordancewithPennsylvanialaws,prizesawardedinacontestarelimitedto$25,000total.Awardsforthiscontesthavebeendevelopedtoremainwithinthislimit.21．Whatisarequirementforthefirst-stagesubmission?A．Itmustbeindigitalform. B．Itmustbesoccer-themed.C．Itmustbecompletedbythoseagedover18. D．ItmustbecreatedbyaPhiladelphiaresident.22．Whenwilltheselectedartistsreceivethenecessaryfiles?A．April4,2025. B．April11,2025.C．May4,2025. D．May22,2025.23．HowmuchwillthewinnerselectedbyFIFAgetintotal?A．$7,500. B．$10,000. C．$11,000. D．$25,000.It’shardtopredictwhichsongswillbecomehits.It’sevenmoretoughtopredictwhichartiststoppingtoday’schartswillgoontorecordmorehits.Artistswhodemonstrategreatervarietyintheirfieldstandabetterchancetolandrepeathits,saysJustinBerg,asocialscientistdedicatedtoresearchingcreativityandinnovation.Varietyisn’twhathelpsartistslandthatfirsthit,Bergreports.It’sthesimilarityofanewsongtorecenthits.Bergusedadatabaseofabout3millionsongsfrom1959-2010andthenturnedtoasystemthatratessongson11variables(变量),includingdanceability,energyandkey.Bergthennotedhowcloselyrelatedhitsongsweretothehitsfromthepreviouscalendaryear.Healsomadeportfolios(作品集)formostoftheartistswhohadatleastonehitsong,sohestudiedthevarietyandnoveltyofthesongstheyhadcreatedatthetimeoftheirfirsthit.Bergfoundthatmusicalartistswithwhathetermedlow-creativityportfoliosthatwerecloselysimilartootheralreadyexistingmusicwereroughlytwiceaslikelytohaveearlysuccess.Conversely,thosewhosemusicwasmoreinnovativehadahigherprobabilityofachievingastringofhits.Sincethedataendin2010,theresearchmightnotaccuratelyrepresentthecurrentstateofpopularmusic,accordingtoNoahAskin,acomputationalsocialscientist.“MusiciansarealteringtheirsongwritingapproachestomakethemmoreappealingonTikTok,”saysAskin.“Somuchofitnowis:Howmemorableisagivensong?”Bergdoesn’twanthisresearchtoplaydowntheachievementsofone-hitwonders.“Alotofthemwereextremelyfamousandsuccessfulduringtheirera,”hestates.“Yougooutandtrytomakeasongthatcatchy.It’sachallengingendeavor.”24．WhathelpsasingerachievelastingsuccessaccordingtoBerg?A．Goodtasteinmusic. B．Thevarietyoftheirworks.C．Personalconnectionsintheindustry. D．Theirmusic’ssimilaritytorecenthits.25．WhatdoesAskinthinkofBerg’sresearch?A．Itmaybeoutofdate. B．Itmightbethefirstofitskind.C．ItcouldinspirenewTikTokhits. D．Itwouldraisequestionsamongmusicians.26．WhatisBerg’sattitudetowardsone-hitwonders?A．Worried. B．Doubtful. C．Positive. D．Carefree.27．Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．TheMysteryofOne-HitWondersB．HowtoPredictaSong’sSuccessC．WhatDeterminesanArtist’sChancesofRepeatedHitsD．TheImpactofSocialMediaonPopularMusicAswarmbloodspatteredalloverus,Iscreamed…actuallyitwaswater,butthatdidn’tstopmebeingsoscaredthatmyheartwasnearlybeatingoutofmychest.MyfriendhadpersuadedmeontotheHotelPsychorideatthePraterAmusementPark,I’munwillingtoexperienceanyfear,butIdecidedtodoitanyway.Icameofftherideshakingbutexcited.ApparentlyEleanorRooseveltdidn’tactuallysay“doonethingthatscaresyoueveryday”,asisoftenthought,butneverthelessit’sagreatruletofollow.Youdon’tneedtogoonafairgroundrideorjumpoutofaplane,butitisagoodideatopushyourselfoutofyourcomfortzoneregularly.Thehumanbrain,particularlytheamygdale(杏仁核),isdesignedtokeepyousafe.Thissoundslikeagoodthing,andobviously,sometimesitis.However,thefactthattheamygdalaisalwaysonthelookoutfordangermeansthatitwillprioritizeprotectingyouoveralmostanythingelse:learningsomethingnew,experiencingsomethingamazing,gettingagreatopportunityandmeetingotherpeople.Theamygdalawouldreallyjustlikeyoutostayputinanicesafedarkcave.Themoreyoulistentoitsurgingstoavoidallrisks,thenarroweranddarkeryourlifewillbecome.Thereisplentyofevidencethatthemosteffectivewaytodealwithourfearsandanxietiesisexposingourselvestowhatwefear.Youcanstartoffwithsmallsteps,butthemoreyouconfront(面对)yourfears,thesmallertheybecome:whereasthemoreyouallowyourfearstopreventyoufromdoingthings,thebiggerthosefearsseemtobe.Forthisreason,itisimportanttostretchyourselfandkeepallthosepossibilitiesopen.Youneedtotakerisksanddothingsthatpetrifyyou,sothatyouknowjustwhatyou’recapableof.Sometimesthoseriskswon’tworkout,butthat’sfine,aslongasyoucanlearnfromtheexperience,andgetreadyforthenextadventure.28．Howdoestheauthorintroducethetopicofthetext?A．Bygivingadefinition. B．Bytellingahorriblestory.C．Byquotingfromaclassicbook. D．Bydescribinghisownexperience.29．Whatcanbelearnedabouttheamygdala?A．Itstopspeoplefromtryingthingsout.B．Itfunctionswellinadarkenvironment.C．Itintroducessomerisk-takingactivities.D．Ithighlightspeople’sdemandforlearning.30．WhatdoestheauthortellusaboutourfearsinParagraph4?A．Theycouldbehardtoovercome.B．Theyshouldbeaddressedeffectively.C．Theywouldbenecessaryforsurvival.D．Theymightberegularvisitorstoourlife.31．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“petrify”inthelastparagraphmean?A．Inspire. B．Scare. C．Comfort. D．Anger.WhenNezha2:TheLegendRebornhitscreensin2024,itdidmorethanbreakboxofficerecords—itrewrotetherulesforChina’sanimationindustry.Thefilm’s3.5billionyuanfirst-monthearningssentaclearsignal:domesticstoriescannowgohead-to-headwithHollywoodgiants.Buttherealstoryisn’tjustaboutmoney—it’saboutcareerpathsbeingredrawn.

Accordingtoa2025reportbytheChinaAnimationAssociation,theproductionofNezha2generatedover15,000jobs,includingrolesincharacterdesign,3Dmodeling,andvisualeffects.MajorstudioslikeLightChaserAnimation(追光动画)haveexpandedtheirteamsby30%tofillpositionsthatsimplydidn’texistfiveyearsago.“We’vemovedfromhand-to-mouthsurvivaltocutting-edgework,”saidLiXia,aveterananimationproducer.However,7in10companiesreporttroublefindingsuchhybridworkers.

Tobridgethetalentgap,universitiesandvocationalschoolsarelaunchingspecializedprograms.Over50collegeslaunched“future-proofprograms”in2024,teachingskillslikeVRstorytellingand3Dcharactermodeling.Meanwhile,vocationalenrollmentsballoonedby40%,withinstituteslikeShenzhenAnimationCollegeofferingintensivecoursesthatplaceabout90%ofthegraduates.“Mygenerationdoesn’tchoosebetweentraditionandtech—weremixthem,”saidZhangWei,astudentblendingPekingOperaelementswithdigitaltoolsatBeijingFilmAcademy.

Thegovernmenthasalsoplayedarole.In2023,the“NationalAnimationDevelopmentPlan”allocated500millionyuantosupportinnovationandtalentdevelopment.Policiesliketaxcutsforanimationcompaniesandglobaltalentexchangeinitiativesaimtobuildasustainableindustry.Expertspredictthatby2030,China’sanimationsectorcouldemploy2millionpeople,makingitamajordriverofcreativeeconomygrowth.Inconclusion,thesuccessofNezha2isnotjustacinematicachievement—itrepresentsaculturalshiftandacareerrevolutionforyoungprofessionalspassionateaboutstorytellingandtechnology.Butthere’saproblem:asmorecompaniesrushtocopythesuccessofit,artistsstruggletokeepthecoreessenceoftheirstories.“Weneedtoscalethenumbersup,butwecan’tletthemwaterdownourculturalessence,”saidananimator,whoworkedonthefilm.32．Whatdo70%ofcompaniessayisdifficult?A．Findingworkerswhocanmakeenoughmoney.B．Findingworkerswhocansurvivewhenfacingdifficulties.C．Findingworkerswhohavetroubleinfindingjobs.D．Findingworkerswhocanbothdrawandusecomputers.33．“Vocationalenrollmentsballoonedby40%”meansthenumberofstudents__________.A．droppedsuddenly B．grewquickly C．stayedthesame D．causedproblems34．Whatmighthappenifthe“culturalessence”iswatereddown?A．MoreChinesefilmswillwinOscars. B．Animationjobswilldisappear.C．Traditionalstoriescouldlosetheirmeaning. D．Technologycompanieswillearnless.35．Theauthorwrotethisarticlemainlyto________.A．explainanimationjobtrends B．advertisethemovieNezha2C．compareChineseandHollywoodfilms D．criticizeoutdatedteachingmethodsTheFutureof6G:Faster,Smarter,andCloser6G,thenextgenerationofmobilenetworks,iscomingsoon.Comparedto5G,6Gwillbringrevolutionarychanges.36Forexample,6Gcouldbe100timesfasterthan5G,allowingpeopletodownloadafullmovieinjustonesecond.Onemajoradvantageof6Gisitsnear-zerodelay(only0.1milliseconds).37Imaginedoctorsperformingsurgeriesonpatientsthousandsofmilesawayusingreal-timeholographictools.Thiscouldsavelivesinemergencies.Chinaisleadingtheglobalracein6Gdevelopment.38TheChinesegovernmentisbuildingtestnetworksandsupportingcompanieslikeHuaweiandZTEtocreatenewtechnologies.By2030,Chinaplanstomake6Gavailableforeveryone.However,challengesremain.39Building6Ginfrastructurerequiresadvancedequipmentandinternationalcooperation.Despitethis,expertsbelieveChina’slargemarketandinnovationwillhelpovercometheseproblems.40Fromsmartcitiestoself-drivingcars,6Gwillconnecteverythingintelligently,makingourlivessaferandmoreefficient.A．Thismeansmachinescancommunicateinstantlywithoutlag.B．Allinall,6Gmightreplacehumanworkers.C．Itaimstoachievefullcommercializationwithinthenextdecade.D．Inshort,6Gwillcreateaworldwhereeverythingisconnected.E．Itsspeedandreliabilitywilltransformmanyindustries.F．Forinstance,itcanimproveonlinegamingexperiences.G．Highcostsandenergyconsumptionarebigissues.三、完形填空（本大题共1小题）IhavenomemoryofmymotherfeedingmewhenIwasyoung.ButI’llnever41thefirsttimeIfedher.Shewasinherlate90s,afewyearsintowhat’sbecomeasix-year42atahomefordementia(痴呆)care.Ihappenedtobevisitingarounddinnertime.I43herabite-sizedpieceofchickenandaddedsomepotato.Inyearsgonebywemighthavebeenplayfullydebatingtherelativebenefitsof44thefoodontheplate,whichsheliked,versus(与……相对)my45foreatingeachindividualitemtoitsfull.ButMumwasn’tspeakingmuchbythispoint.Thatfirstbitewas...46.IthadbeenadecadeandahalfsinceI’dspoon-fedmyownkids.And47,thiswasmyMum.Iwas48atfirst.Shewasn’t.Wesoonfellintoadeeplyfamiliarpattern,evenifthe49weren’t.Remarkably,Mumnowhasafull50behindher.Mostofherfriendshavepassed.Visitorsare51.Herworldisallbutas51asitwaswhenshewasnew.Whenthepastis52andthefutureimmaterial,maybetherereallyisnothingmoretosay.AsIsattherewithhertheotherday,53herhand,andlettingallthenoiseofmyworld54,Ifeltsomethingnew.Itwas...love.Justlove.41．A．devote B．record C．forget D．notice42．A．commitment B．conflict C．stay D．pursuit43．A．told B．cut C．returned D．promised44．A．consuming B．serving C．sampling D．mixing45．A．recognition B．preference C．speed D．prediction46．A．strange B．satisfactory C．skillful D．successful47．A．afterwards B．therefore C．regardless D．otherwise48．A．reliable B．sympathetic C．responsible D．hesitant49．A．roles B．rewards C．friends D．visitors50．A．month B．year C．decade D．century51．A．seasonal B．few C．unwanted D．enough52．A．whole B．tough C．small D．ancient53．A．shapeless B．useless C．similar D．fictional54．A．closing B．holding C．washing D．protecting55．A．pourin B．slowdown C．runout D．fallaway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，并将答案填写在答题卡上。Forrailtravelersawaitingdeparture,itisacommonpracticetohaveamealatarestaurantwithinthestation.TheintelligentrestaurantatJinanRailwayStationinShandongProvince55(bring)abrand-newchangetothisexperienceinthepasttwoyearsfortravelers.56traditionalrestaurants,theGaotiexiaintelligentrestaurantoperateswithouthumanserversor57(chef),relyingentirelyonroboticequipmentforitsfunctions.“Wehaveemployedsixautomaticcookingdevices,whichpromiseadishdeliverytimeofjustfiveminutesfromthemomentoforderingto58itarrivesatthecustomer’stable,”statesRenGuotao,thepersoninchargeoftherestaurant.Theseadvanceddevicesarecapableofpreparing18differentdishes59(satisfy)theappetiteofcustomersfromdiverseregions.Theentirepreparationprocessisspedup,witheverythingreadyforcustomersminutesaftertheycompletethe60(pay).Forpassengersinahurry,thecookingdevicescanevenmakeadeliciousbowlofbeefnoodleswithin61durationofmere48seconds,fullydisplayingtheirhighefficiency.Therestaurantisalsofittedwithasmartmachine62servesupcoffee,milk,andicecream.Theintegrationofcutting-edgetechnologyintheGaotiexiaintelligentrestaurantenhancestheconvenienceandhygiene(卫生)fortravelers,63(offer)themanovelandefficientwaytoenjoyamealwhilewaitingfortheirtrain.Assuch,ithasbecomea64(prefer)diningdestinationformanyrailtravelerspassingthroughJinanRailwayStation.五、书信写作（本大题共1小题）65．假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Tom对中国饮食文化很感兴趣，写信询问饺子的相关信息。请你给他写一封回信，内容包括：1.饺子在中国文化中的地位；2.饺子的制作过程；3.邀请他来体验包饺子。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearTom,_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、书面表达（本大题共1小题）66．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。LiamandJoelweregoodfriends.Afterschool,theyoftenplayedcatch(传接球游戏)inthenearbypark.Itwasagametheybothlovedplaying.Oneday,Joelmissedschool,andLiamhadtositaloneinclass.Hethoughthisfriend’sabsencewasoddbecauseJoelnevermissedschool.Feelingworried,LiamaskedhisheadteacherifsheknewwhyJoeldidn’tcometoschool.Whatshesaidnextwassomethinghewasn’tpreparedfor.“Liam,I’msosorry,butyourbestfriendwasinanaccidentlastnight,”theteacherputherhandonLiam’sshoulder.“Helosthisparentsinthecarcrash.”“Ohno!”Liamcoveredhisfacewithhishands.“Whereishenow?”“Joelisinanearbyhospital,butthedoctorsaren’tallowingvisitorsatthemoment,”theteachersaid.Afterreturninghomethatday,LiamcriedwhiletellinghismotherwhathadhappenedtoJoel.“Don’tworry,Liam.Yourfriendwillbefine,”sheassuredhim.Twomonthslater,thedoctorsallowedJoeltogohomeaftertheyperformedasurgery.WhenLiamlearnedJoelwouldsoonreturnhome,hecouldn’twaittoseehisfriend.LiamrushedtoJoel’shouse.“Hi,Joel!”Liamexclaimed(惊叫)whenhesawhisbestfriend.Joel’seyeslituponseeingLiamaftermonths,buthecouldn’tgetupandmeethim.Theboywasnowconfinedtohiswheelchair.LiamfeltterribleknowingJoelcouldneverwalkagain.Moreover,seeinghiselderlygrandmastruggletopushthewheelchairmadeLiamfeelevenworse.“Mom,IwanttobuyanelectricwheelchairforJoel,sohedoesn’thavetoaskhisgrandmothertomovehimaround,”Liamsaidthatnight.“AndIhaveaplanforthat.”Liam’smotherlookedathimandsmiled.“Really?What’syourplan?”sheasked.“Iwanttosetupacharityactivityatschool,Mom,”Liamsaid.“Doyouthinkthatwouldwork?”“Ohyes!Ofcourse,Liam!Acharityactivitywillhelpyouraisefundstobuyanelectricwheelchair.I’llhelpyou!”注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。Ontheeventday,Liamreachedschoolwithhismotherbeforethecharityactivitystartedandwasthefirsttoenterthehall._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextday,LiamstoodoutsideJoel’shousewithanewelectricwheelchair._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

参考答案1．【答案】C【听力材料】M:Lookdowninthewater!Doyouseeafishorasharknearmyfishingline?W:It’smovingtooslowly,anditsshapeislikeacircle.Ithinkit’saturtle.M:Oh,you’reright.Let’sbecarefulnottocatchit!【听力材料】M:Lookdowninthewater!Doyouseeafishorasharknearmyfishingline?W:It’smovingtooslowly,anditsshapeislikeacircle.Ithinkit’saturtle.M:Oh,you’reright.Let’sbecarefulnottocatchit!2．【答案】B【听力材料】M:Hey,Mary.Iwasdelayedatthegaragefor20minutes,butnowI’mdrivingonthewayandwillpickyouupinabout20minutes.W:OK,thatmeansyouwillarriveatmyhouseat8:00.【听力材料】M:Hey,Mary.Iwasdelayedatthegaragefor20minutes,butnowI’mdrivingonthewayandwillpickyouupinabout20minutes.W:OK,thatmeansyouwillarriveatmyhouseat8:00.3．【答案】A【听力材料】M:Mom,Ican’tfindmyorangeshirt.ShallIweartheblueshirtorthewhiteonetomyfriend’sparty?W:Idon’tthinktheblueonelooksasgoodasthewhiteoneonyou.M:OK.【听力材料】M:Mom,Ican’tfindmyorangeshirt.ShallIweartheblueshirtorthewhiteonetomyfriend’sparty?W:Idon’tthinktheblueonelooksasgoodasthewhiteoneonyou.M:OK.4．【答案】A【听力材料】W:Ican’tbelievewewonthatgame.Myheartwasbeatingsofast.IthoughtImightbesick.Thelasttenminutesweresoscary.M:Itwasclose,butIknewweweregoingtowin.Allofusweredoingwellinthatgame.5．【答案】C【听力材料】W:I’mnotgoingtomakeittherebythattime.Youtwoshouldjustgoin.M:No.LindaandIcanmissthismovieandgotothenextone.Wewillwaituntilyou’reheretogointothetheatertogether.【听力材料】W:I’mnotgoingtomakeittherebythattime.Youtwoshouldjustgoin.M:No.LindaandIcanmissthismovieandgotothenextone.Wewillwaituntilyou’reheretogointothetheatertogether.【答案】6．B7．A【听力材料】W:Swimmingisabighobbyforme.Igrewupinacoastaltown,andmydadusedtotakemybrotherandmetothebeacheveryweekend.M:I’mfromthecity,soInevergotthechancetogotothebeachwhenIwasyoung.W:Oh,areyouafraidofthewater?M:No,ofcoursenot!IsometimesspentsummerholidayswithmyfamilybesidealakewhenIwasakid.Mygrandfathertaughtmehowtofish.Therewasalsoabeautifulvillagenearby.It’sagoodwaytoescapethebusycity.Ithelpspeoplebeclosetonature.W:Oh,that’scool.【听力材料】W:Swimmingisabighobbyforme.Igrewupinacoastaltown,andmydadusedtotakemybrotherandmetothebeacheveryweekend.M:I’mfromthecity,soInevergotthechancetogotothebeachwhenIwasyoung.W:Oh,areyouafraidofthewater?M:No,ofcoursenot!IsometimesspentsummerholidayswithmyfamilybesidealakewhenIwasakid.Mygrandfathertaughtmehowtofish.Therewasalsoabeautifulvillagenearby.It’sagoodwaytoescapethebusycity.Ithelpspeoplebeclosetonature.W:Oh,that’scool.【答案】8．B9．C【听力材料】W:It’sabsolutelyamazing.Lookatthesizeofthatthing.It’sastallasatower.Ican’tbelieveI’mseeingitinperson.M:ThisistheVasa.I’veneverseensuchatalloneinAmerica.Ithoughtitmighttakeathousandtreestobuildher.W:Andthenshesank?M:Yes,shesankonherfirstvoyagein1628becauseshehadbeenwronglybuilt.Shewastootallandshetippedover.W:Whatanamazingship!It’slikeahugehousebuiltentirelyofwood.M:Yes,theydidn’tusemetalorplasticinthosedays.W:Whyisn’tsheatthebottomofthesea?M:Shewasraisedin1961andnowsheisSweden’stoptouristattraction.W:Sosheneverwenttowar?M:No,shewassupposedtofightPoland-Lithuaniabutitneverhappened.【听力材料】W:It’sabsolutelyamazing.Lookatthesizeofthatthing.It’sastallasatower.Ican’tbelieveI’mseeingitinperson.M:ThisistheVasa.I’veneverseensuchatalloneinAmerica.Ithoughtitmighttakeathousandtreestobuildher.W:Andthenshesank?M:Yes,shesankonherfirstvoyagein1628becauseshehadbeenwronglybuilt.Shewastootallandshetippedover.W:Whatanamazingship!It’slikeahugehousebuiltentirelyofwood.M:Yes,theydidn’tusemetalorplasticinthosedays.W:Whyisn’tsheatthebottomofthesea?M:Shewasraisedin1961andnowsheisSweden’stoptouristattraction.W:Sosheneverwenttowar?M:No,shewassupposedtofightPoland-Lithuaniabutitneverhappened.【答案】10．C11．A12．B【听力材料】W:Thisisincredible.There’resomanybandsplayingandfilmsshowing.Howlongdoesthisfestivallast?M:Well,itstartedyesterdayandrunsforanother4days.Ourticketisonlyfor3days,though.W:Sowhatshouldweseefirst?M:Well,there’sabandfromEnglandwhichisabouttostartonStage2,orapoetintheSpeakingTent.W:Let’sdotheband.What’sontherestoftheafternoon?M:Well,there’saseriesofshortfilmsplayingfrom2:00p.m.until3:00p.m.ThenIthoughtwecouldgrabalatelunchandheadtotheCenterStageat5:00p.m.toseethatnewSouthKoreanbandeveryoneistalkingabout.W:Oh,mysisterlovesthem.Sheisgoingtobesojealous(妒羡的).M:WecanbuyheraT-shirt.W:Ormaybewe’llgetluckyandthebandwillthrowadrumstickintotheaudience.M:Thatwouldmakeanawesomepresent.【听力材料】W:Thisisincredible.There’resomanybandsplayingandfilmsshowing.Howlongdoesthisfestivallast?M:Well,itstartedyesterdayandrunsforanother4days.Ourticketisonlyfor3days,though.W:Sowhatshouldweseefirst?M:Well,there’sabandfromEnglandwhichisabouttostartonStage2,orapoetintheSpeakingTent.W:Let’sdotheband.What’sontherestoftheafternoon?M:Well,there’saseriesofshortfilmsplayingfrom2:00p.m.until3:00p.m.ThenIthoughtwecouldgrabalatelunchandheadtotheCenterStageat5:00p.m.toseethatnewSouthKoreanbandeveryoneistalkingabout.W:Oh,mysisterlovesthem.Sheisgoingtobesojealous