浙江省杭州市北斗联盟2024-2025学年高一下学期4月期中联考试题 英语 含解析

浙江省北斗联盟2024-2025学年高一下学期4月期中英语试题（含听力）一、听力选择题1．Whatwillthewomandonext?A．Movethefridge. B．Helptheman. C．Seeadoctor.2．Whatistheman?A．Acanteenworker B．Ahotelreceptionist. C．Aroomcleaner.3．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Playingtennis. B．Joiningtennisteam. C．Havingacompetition.4．Whichsubjectdidthewomandothebest?A．Math. B．English. C．Chinese5．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthemanandthewoman?A．Consumerandsalesman B．Husbandandwife. C．Managerandworker.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatisthepurposeofthisphonecall?A．Applyforapost. B．Checkhisletter. C．Makeanappointment.7．Whatwillthemandointheafternoon?A．Phonethewoman. B．Seethemanager. C．Visitthecompany.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatwastheweatherlikeinthemountains?A．Nice. B．Cold. C．Changeable.9．Wheredidthemanspendhisvacation?A．Onthecoast. B．Inthemountains. C．Intheforests.10．Whatdidthewomanlikemostonhertrip?A．Themountainnight. B．Thecloudysky. C．Theshiningstars.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11．Whatistheman’snativelanguage?A．French. B．English. C．Dutch.12．Whydidthemangoabroad?A．Heintendedtotravelsomeplaces.B．Heplannedtostudyforadegree.C．Hewantedtomasteralanguage.13．Whathelpsimprovealanguageaccordingtotheman?A．Practicewithfriends. B．Learnfromteachers. C．Communicatewithnatives.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。14．Whenwillthemanpickupthetruck?A．Fridayafternoon. B．Fridaymorning. C．Mondayevening.15．Whatisthewomangoingtodo?A．Tosendsomedocuments.B．Tolistthemanasamember.C．Toasksomepersonalinformation.16．Howmuchmoneyprobablywouldthemanhavetopayfortherent?A．$84. B．$96. C．$126.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whyaretherobotsinvented?A．TostopCOVID-19spreading.B．Tobringfoodtohungrystudents.C．Tosolvetheproblemsofworkers.18．Whyaren’tcitieslikeBeijingsupportingtherobots?A．Itisnotconvenientindelivery.B．Theycanleavethefoodatthedoor.C．Therearemanybarriersinbigcities.19．Whatcanwelearnabouttherobots?A．Theyareslowbutcantravelfar.B．Theycancrossroadontheirown.C．Theyseldomneedtoberecharged.20．Whatisthespeaker’sattitudetowardstherobots?A．Positive B．Negative C．Neutral二、阅读理解HKUImmersiveExperienceProgrammeJointhe“HKUHands-onExperience:DifferentSubjects&CommunityStudy”—a5-dayactivityrunbySimonK.Y.LeeHall.StudentstakepartinactivelearningmeetingscoveringMedicine,Dentistry,Law(throughmocktrials(模拟法庭)),Science,andEngineering,whileexperiencingHKU’scampuslife.Accommodationatthehallisincluded,offeringafirsthandexperienceofuniversitycommunityliving.Highlights:Academic&CulturalStudy:Explorenewestfields,joinadmissiontalks,andlearnfromHKUstudents.ExperienceHongKong’sculturethroughaguidedferrytourofVictoriaHarbour,listedbyNationalGeographicasa“placeofalifetime.”TeamActivities:Trylacrosse,softball,orhockey,andjoinculturalactivitieslikedramaorbandperformancestobuildteamworkandcreativity.Eligibility(合格):Applicantsmustsubmita4-minutevideoor400-wordwrittenresponsesaddressingtheirmotivation,expectations,andsuitability.ProgrammeFee:HKD23,000(includesaccommodation).ApplybyMarch31,2025,fora20%discount.Additionaldiscounts(e.g.,HKUalumni(校友))applybutcannotbecombined.Participantsmustmaintain80%attendancetoreceiveaCertificateofCompletionorHKUcredits.Thisprogrammeoffersauniqueblendofacademicrigor,culturalimmersion,andleadershipdevelopment,equippingstudentswithskillsforfuturesuccess.ContactUsHavequestions?WelcometovisitFAQoraskus!21．Whichofthefollowingstatementsisnotcorrectabouttheprogrammeinthepassage?A．AferrytourexplorestheVictoriaHarbour. B．Hallaccommodationisnotprovided.C．HKD23,000withadiscount. D．Certificatesrequire80%attendance.22．Whoismostlikelytobeacceptedintotheprogramme?A．Studentssubmittingreferenceletters. B．Applicantsdescribingmotivationandstrengths.C．Studentsagedover18years. D．ThoseholdingpriorHKUcredits.23．Whereisthistextmostlikelytobefound?A．Universityadvertisingwebsite. B．HongKongtravelguidebook.C．Socialmedianewspost. D．Scienceresearchjournal.CharlesLloyd,theeighty-four-year-oldvintagemusicianwhonotonlytouredEuropethissummerbutisalsoreleasingthreenewalbums,eachrecordedwithadifferenttrio(三重奏)—“TrioofTrios.”Lloydwasrecentlyintown,andonasteamySundaynightheplayedasold-outtwo-and-a-half-hourshow,performingwithoneofhistrios,heldinSonyHall,aTimesSquarebasementspace.Lloydisayoungpersoninanoldperson’sbodywithapassionformusicsincehisyouth.Whenhegrewup,hismotherprovidedaccommodationforperformerswhowerebannedfromlocalhotels,DukeEllingtonamongthem.Asaboyfondofinstrumentattheageofthree,Lloydwasinheaven.Hesaid,“IwouldwaitforthoseguystogetupinthemorningbecauseIhadsomanyquestions.”Oneday,hismothertoldEllingtonthathersonwantedtobeamusician.ButDukesaid,“No,hehastobeadoctor,lawyer,orIndianchief,becausethisstuffistoohard—thelife.Don’tlethimdoit.”Butbythattime,Lloydwasbitbythecobra,andtherewasnoturningback.Aftersomeapprenticeships,heformedabandin1965,withKeithJarrett,thenanunknown,onpiano.ThegrouphadmultiplegoldrecordsonAtlantic,andevenplayedinSanFranciscoin1967.ButHiscareerwasnotallsmoothsailing.Formuchoftheseventiesandeighties,heholedupforhewasexhaustedanditseemedthathehadrunoutofhistalentbecauseofthehasslesoftouringandalsosomeunhealthylivinghabits.Afteryearsofstruggling,Lloydeventuallymanagedtosetoffoncemoreandfurtherhismusicjourney.“WhatkeepsmeyoungerthanspringtimeisthatI’mstilllearning,I’mstillgrowing,”hewenton.“I’vegotexperience,butI’vegotabeginner’smind,andthat’sablessing.”Still,headmitted,thetouringcontinuetoweighonhimandhe’sthoughtaboutslowingdown-atsomepoint.“TheCreatorhasacarrotonastick,”headded.“youknow,andI’malwaysfallingshortandInevergotgoodenoughtoquit.”24．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“bitbythecobra”indicateinthethirdparagraph?A．Changehismind. B．ArguewithDuke. C．Sethismind. D．Adoptthesuggestion.25．WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutLloydisnotright?A．Lloydworkedintohiseighties,stillquiteproductive.B．Lloydformedabandin1965andthenitbecameahit.C．In1967,LloydperformedashowwithhisbandinSanFrancisco.D．Lloydwouldneverthinkaboutslowingdown.26．Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A．Lloydisalwayssuccessfulinhiscareer.B．Doctor,lawyerandchefareequallygoodoccupations.C．Lloydwasfondofinstrumentattheageofthree.D．Previouslymusicperformershadastrugglinglife.27．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Amanwouldnaturallymeetsetbacksinhislifejourney.B．Loveaboutmusicshouldbedevelopedatyoungagetoexistlifelong.C．Thelifesoupstillneedstobestirredwhatevertheageis.D．Ifonewantstosucceedinlife,makesurethereisnoturningback.Asmoreandmorespeciesnearextinction,scientistshavebeencollectingsamplesfromanimals,plantsandothercreaturesandstoringtheminbiobanksacrosstheglobe.Butclimatechange,environmentaldisastersandwarsthreatenthem.Now,ateamofresearchersledbyHagedornistryingtobuildbiobanksonthemoon.Abiobankinapermanentlyshadowedregionatthemoon’ssouthpolecouldbefarmorestablethanthoseonEarth.Thoseareasusuallyremainaround-196°Celsius,theminimumtemperaturerequiredtostoremostanimalcellslong-term.“WewereinspiredbytheSvalbardGlobalSeedVault(库)inNorway,whichtakesadvantageoffreezingArctictemperaturestopreservemillionsofseedsfromaroundtheworld.Butin2017,meltingpermafrost(冻土)floodedthevaultandputitspreciousseedsatrisk.Thateventshowedtheneedforabackupplan,”Hagedornsays.Giventheshadowysouthpole’slowtemperatures,Hagedornsays,avaulttherecouldstore“oneofthemostpowerfulcellsthatwehavetoday”—fibroblasts.Scientistscantransformtheseanimalcellsintostemcells,“andthenthosestemcellscanbeusedforcloning,”shesays.ThecellscouldbevaluableforregeneratingpopulationsofthreatenedorextinctspeciesandforbuildingecosystemsinfuturehumancoloniesonthemoonorMars.Thenewproposalhasitsshareofobstacles,includingwhattodoaboutradiationandthelong-termeffectsofmicrogravityonthesamples.Hagedornandcolleaguesaredesigningradiation-proofsamplestoragecontainers.Thenextstepwouldbetotestoutprototypes(原型)onafuturemoonmission.Someofthemoon’spermanentlydarkregionsalsoaren’timmunefromtemperatureswings,asmoreorlessreflectedlightshinesintotheshadows,Greenhagensays.“Theyarestillcoldbutperhapsnotalwayscoldenoughforthisprojectwithoutsomelevelofheatmanagement.”Byfar,thebiggestchallengewillbegettingbuy-infromthescientificcommunityandotherstakeholders,andtogetnationstoworktogetherontheplan,Hagedornsays.28．Whatisthemainreasonforproposingtobuildbiobanksonthemoon?A．Toconductbiologicalexperimentsinlowgravityenvironments.B．ToprotectgeneticsamplesfromthreatslikeclimatechangeandwarsonEarth.C．Toestablishhumancoloniesonthemoonmorequickly.D．Tostudytheeffectsofextremecoldonanimalcells.29．Whateventinspiredtheneedforanoff-EarthbiobankaccordingtoHagedorn?A．Anuclearaccidentcontaminatingaseedvault.B．ThesuccessoftheInternationalSpaceStation’sbiobank.C．The2017floodingofSvalbardGlobalSeedVaultduetomeltingpermafrost.D．Thediscoveryoffrozenwateronthemoon’ssurface.30．Whatplay(s)themostimportantroleinbiobanking?A．Species. B．Temperature. C．Location. D．Dark.31．WhatdoesHagedornthinkaboutbuildingabiobankonthemoon?A．Ameaningfulandchallengingproject. B．Awildideaagainstthelawsofnature.C．Acreativeprojectthatcan’tbecompleted. D．Aprojectwhosecostsdon’tequalitsbenefits.Whetheritisthechildhoodfriendwhohadababyorthethoughtfulneighborwhomovedaway,manypeoplecanthinkofsomeonetheycareaboutbuthavelosttouchwithwhentheylookatthecontactlistontheirphones.Researchfromacrossthesocialscienceshasconsistentlyshownthatsocialrelationshipsarecriticalformentalandphysicalhealth.However,apaperpublishedinNatureCommunicationsPsychology,basedonaseriesofstudiesconductedwithmorethan2,400participants,discoveredthatpeoplearesurprisinglyhesitanttoinitiateinteractionstoreconnect.Therearevariousbarrierstoreachingout,manyofwhichareidentifiedsimilartotheonesthatpreventpeoplefromtalkingtostrangers.Thissimilaritymaderesearcherswonderwhetherthepassageoftimemakesoldfriendsfeellikestrangers.Inonestudy,researchersasked288peoplehowwillingtheyweretoengageinvariouseverydayactions,includingpickingupgarbage,bookingadentistappointment,andcritically,talkingtoastranger.Sureenough,peoplewerenomorewillingtoreachouttoanoldfriendthanthelistedthings.Researchershavealsoworkedonaninterventionshowntoeaseanxietiesaboutconversingwithstrangers.Wedecidedtoadaptthatapproachtothecaseofreconnectingwitholdfriends.Soweaskedsomeofourstudyparticipantstocompleteathree-minutewarm-upexerciseinwhichtheysentmessagestocurrentfriendsandacquaintances.Meanwhileothers-ourcontrolgroup-simplyscrolled(滑动)throughsocialmedia.Afterwardeveryparticipantwasencouragedtocontactanoldfriend.Onlyaboutathirdofpeopleinthecontrolgroupsentamessagewhileabouthalfthepeopleinthewarm-upgroupdidso.That’sbecausepracticingthebehaviorinvolvedinreachingouttoothersremindedpeopleofhowsimpleitistosendamessageandhowenjoyableitcanbetoconnect.Socialrelationshipsareakeysourceofhappiness.Reachingouttooldfriendsiseasierafterwarmingup,whichbenefitsmentallyandphysically.Sopeoplecouldgothroughthecontactlistontheirphonesandmessageafewfolkstheytalktooften-andthenfindsomeonetheyhaven’tspokentoinawhileandhavebeenmissingandtrytogetholdofthem,too.32．Whatisthebenefitofreconnectinganoldfriend?A．Interactionsareinitiated. B．Thepassageoftimeisnarrowed.C．Socialrelationsareenlarged. D．Overallwell-beingisimproved.33．Whyarepeoplehesitanttoreachouttoanoldfriend?A．Theyweremorewillingtotalktoastranger.B．Theyneedtoadaptsomeapproachestoreconnecting.C．Theyprefertosendmessagestosomeacquaintances.D．Theyfeeldistancedfromsomeoneoutofcontactforlong.34．Whatcouldwedotointervenewhenreconnectingwitholdfriends?A．Scrollthroughsocialmedia. B．Textcurrentfriends.C．Talktoastranger. D．Completeanexerciseinthegym.35．Whichofthefollowingcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．WarmuptogetintouchwitholdfriendsB．DonotleaveoldfriendsfamiliarstrangersC．ConnectandenjoypersonalizedsocialrelationshipsD．StayincontactwitholdfriendsandfindsourceofhappinessWhyanEarlyStartIsthe‘QuintessenceofLife’ResearchpublishedinthejournalEmotionshowsthatearlyrisersenjoyamorepositivemoodandbetteremotionalregulationthanthosewhowakeuplate.Thebenefitsofgettingupearlyareclear.36.Hereareafewthingstokeepinmind:Thismorningstartedlastnight.Earlyrisingisreallythesecondpartoftwohabits:37.Thisprobablyseemsliketheeasierhabittokeep,butformanypeopleitisn’t.Formanyyoungadults,theproblemiswhatpsychologistscall“revengebedtimeprocrastination”(报复性熬夜).Ortheysimplyfindithardtoturnofftheirmentalmachine.Forthisissue,aconsistentbedtimeroutineandreducingscreentime-canhelptoearliersleep.38.Onereasonpeoplestruggletoriseearlyisbecausetheyaren’trequiredtodoso.Whenthereisnopenaltyforoversleeping,itisalltooeasytohitthesnoozebuttonandcontinuesleeping.Settingafixedmorningcommitment,likeaworkoutoranearlyclass,increasesthe“cost”ofstayinginbed.Evenatrivialtaskimmediatelyafterthealarmcandiscouragefurthersleep,graduallytransformingahabitualnightowlintoanearlyriser.Makeearlyrisingdivine(神圣的).Manyreligionsusethetimebeforedawnforprayerandworship(崇拜),believingthequietmorningbringspeaceandclearthoughts.39.Byrisingearly,youwelcomeanewdayfullofenergyandhope.Thispracticenotonlyhelpsusstartthedaywithapositivespiritbutalsopreparesustofacechallengeswithcalmandstrength.Fortheearlyrisersamongus,thismeansabeforedawnroutinewillstarttobecomeatruepartofyourlifebytheendofJanuary;forthelatesleepers,itcouldtakeuntilsometimeinSeptember.Itfeltprettybadtoleaveourwarmbedwhenitwasstilldark.40.A．RaisethecostofnotgettingupB．LowerthedifficultyofgettingupC．Thefirstpartisgoingtobedearlyenoughthatyougetsufficient(足够的)sleep.D．Eventhosewhodonotbelievecanenjoythesespecialhours.E．Butitwasworthit:theearlymorningtimeisnowthebesttimeofaday.F．Qualitysleepdependsonavoidinglate-nightsnacksandexercise.G．Butwhatdoyouneedtodotosucceedinyourresolutionanddevelopthishabit?三、完形填空Oneday,IaccompaniedagroupofmiddleschoolstudentsonatourofEngland.I41alongmy8-year-olddaughter,Chamber.Oneevening,neartheendofthe42,mydaughter,theschoolgroupandIwereonaplatformintheLondonUnderground.Justthen,atrain43totheplatform.Suddenly,Chamberletgoofmyhand,jumpedonthetrain,andthedoorsbeganto44.Ontheothersideoftheglass,Icouldseemydaughter’s45face.ThelastthingIsawbeforethetrainpulledoutofthestationwasChamberscryingandpoundinghersmallfistsagainsttheglass.Behindher,abeardedmandressedinblackleatherwithaspiked(带钉的)dogcollararoundhisneckrosefromhisseatandstarted46toChamber.Inmyopinion,suchapersonwasbynomeansagoodperson.Thinkingaboutthis,Ifelteverythingwent47beforemyeyes.Afterwhatseemedcenturies,suddenlyoneofmystudentsappearedatmy48,saying,“She’sback.”Iturnedandtherewasmylittlegirl.Besideherstoodthebeardedman.Immediately,mypreviousideathathewas49wasdestroyed.He50insilencewithoutleavingawordasIhuggedmydaughterandcried.Itbroughttearstomyeyestothinkhowthingscouldhaveturnedout51.SoIsetoutonajourneyto52myunsunghero.Iposted,“...WhenIfindmyselfjudgingpeoplebytheir53,hisimagewasinmymind.Iwanthimto54thathesavedmefrommyworstdays.”TheseconddayIwaspleasantlysurprisedtoseeareplythatsaid,“No55needed.Itwasahappydayforme.”41．A．carried B．brought C．fetched D．picked42．A．visit B．platform C．exhibition D．vacation43．A．gotdown B．wentthrough C．pulledout D．pulledup44．A．open B．close C．disappear D．appear45．A．frightened B．excited C．surprised D．disappointed46．A．laughing B．shouting C．moving D．staring47．A．bright B．bad C．clear D．dark48．A．shoulder B．breast C．leg D．knee49．A．ugly B．brave C．terrible D．kind50．A．stood B．left C．watched D．heard51．A．strangely B．greatly C．equally D．differently52．A．runafter B．learnfrom C．searchfor D．findout53．A．looks B．names C．achievements D．qualities54．A．prove B．imagine C．recall D．know55．A．comments B．answers C．thanks D．demands四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Philosophersbelievethatmathematicsexistsoutsideofus,independentofourminds.Butit’s56(wide)acceptedthatmathisinsideus.However,doesthetruthliesomewherebetweenthestarkchoiceofbeinginventedordiscovered?57(understand)thetruthbetter,let’strytounderstandexactlyhowoldmathreallyis.Thetaleofmathematicsisasoldashumanity.Ithasgraduallyevolvedfromsimplemathematics,suchas58(count)cows,tothecomplexstudyofanobjectthroughtheabstractconceptsweknowtoday.Itwasnotuntil600BC,whencivilizationssettledandvariousoccupationsbegan,59mathbeganitsinitialdevelopment.It60(use)tomeasureplots,calculatethetaxationofindividuals,etc.Later,in500BC,wesawthedevelopmentofRomannumerals,which61(be)stillusedtorepresentnumberstoday.Scientistsbelievethatthousandsofyearsago,basicmathematicalfunctionslikeadditionandsubtraction(减法)mighthaveappearedat62sametime,butindifferentplaces,likeIndia,EgyptandMesopotamia.63(advance)mathdatesbacktoGreeceover2500yearsago,whenmathematicianPythagorasputforwardhisfamousequation.Itwasaboutthe64(side)ofaright-angletriangle(直角三角形),whichwenowstudyasthePythagoreantheorem(勾股定理).65thenon,moremathematiciansstartedworkingonexpandingtheirunderstandingofmathematics.Yet,noonecouldfindtheonetrueanswertothebigquestion.五、单词拼写66．Thelivingroom,dwithcolorfulballoons,wasreadyforthebirthdayparty.(根据首字母单词拼写)67．Itisctousemobilepaymentappswhenshoppingbecauseyoudon’tneedtocarrycash.(根据首字母单词拼写)68．Bambooalwaysstandsstraight,soitr“noble”and“strong-willed”.(根据首字母单词拼写)69．Thistoystore,fDisney-themedcharacters,hasemployeespretendtobeMickeyandDonaldDuck.(根据首字母单词拼写)70．Theactorspaclassicplaythatlefttheaudiencedeeplymoved.(根据首字母单词拼写)71．Thenewsoftwareiscofhandlinglargeamountsofdataefficiently.(根据首字母单词拼写)72．Shewassoainherbookthatshedidn’tnoticethetimepassing.(根据首字母单词拼写)73．Challengesbringsnewdangers,butalsonewo.(根据首字母单词拼写)74．It’stofhimtoarrivelatetomeetings-he’salwayssobusy.(根据首字母单词拼写)75．Byexercisingregularly,sheisbbothphysicallyandmentally,feelingstrongerandmoreenergetic.(根据首字母单词拼写)六、书信写作76．假设你是李华，本周末你校将要举办《哈姆雷特》（Hamlet）读书分享会，请你写一封邮件给交换生Max，邀请他来参加这次活动。内容包括：1.分享会的时间和地点；2.分享会的内容和意义。参考词汇：读书分享会booksharingsession注意：1.词数80左右；2.邮件的开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；3.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearMax,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua七、书面表达77．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写一段，使之构成一篇完成的短文。OneSaturdaymorning,Iwenttothelocalpubliclibrarytoborrowsomebooks.Aftercyclingthere,Iwasamazedtonoticeanewchildren’sbookthatIhadexpectedforalongtime.Thebookwasfromabroadandwasbeautifullydesigned.Eagertogothroughit,Iquicklytookthebookoutoftheshelfandhurriedtoachairnearby.Onceseated,Iopenedthebookandturnedpages.Suddenly,aterriblethinghappened.Becauseofmyfinger’stoomuchforce,onepagewastorn(撕破)byaccident,whichproducedaclearsound.Itmademeimmediatelyshockedandanxious.“IfthelibrariansfindIhavemadethebookdamaged,theymayaskmetobuyanewone,whichcanbeexpensive.Andtheymayangrilyblamemeformycarelessness,”Ithought.Soon,myfaceturnedpaleandmyheartpoundedlikeadrum.Justthen,Inoticedalibrarianwaswalkinginmydirection.“Isshecomingforme?”Iwondered,withmylegsshakingwithfear.Afraidshe’dnoticethebrokenpage,Ihurriedtoclosethebook.However,thelibrarianwalkedpastmewithoutstopping.Whenshewasoutofmysight,Iquicklystoodupandputthebookback.Ihadnointentionofreadingotherbooks,soIleftthelibraryinahurry,withoutborrowinganybook.Oncereachinghome,Ibreathedasighofrelief.However,mymotherfoundtherewassomethingwrongandaskedwhathadhappened.Loweringmyhead,IconfessedwhatIhaddone.Unexpectedly,mymothertalkedsomesenseintomeinsteadofangrilyblamingme.Ifeltdeepregretaboutmybehavior.注意：1.续写词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式作答。Then,Icarriedglue(胶水)andheadedtowardsthelibrary._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________题号12345678910答案ACBCABABAC题号11121314151617181920答案ABABACBABA题号21222324252627282930答案BBACDDCBCB题号31323334353637383940答案ADDBAGCADE题号41424344454647484950答案BADBACDACB题号5152535455答案DCADC1．A【原文】W:CouldIpossiblyaskyoutohelpmegetthisfridgeupthesteps?M:I’dliketobutthereissomethingwrongwithmyback2．C【原文】W:HaveyoucleanedRoom508yet?M:No,Ihaven’t.IplantodoitlaterW:Wouldyouminddoingitsoon?Aguestwillcheckininonehour3．B【原文】M:Mary,we’regoingtoformatennisteam.Areyouinterested?W:Iam,butI’mnotagoodplayer.M:That’snotaproblem.Wejustwa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