山东省菏泽市2024-2025学年高二下学期4月期中考试 英语（A）含答案

山东省菏泽市2024-2025学年高二下学期4月期中考试英语试题（A卷）（含听力）学校:___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、听力选择题1．Howlongwillthewomanstayatthesummercamp?A．Twoweeks. B．Fourweeks. C．Sixweeks.2．Howwastheweatherovertheweekend?A．Verywindy. B．Extremelyhot. C．Reallyrainy.3．WhyisthewomanstoppingbyTokyoonherwaytoVancouver?A．Shewantstogoshoppingthere.B．It’stooexpensivetoflydirect.C．Directticketsaresoldout.4．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Wheretofindnewmusic.B．Whichradiostationisthebest.C．Whymusicmagazinesareboring.5．Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantodolater?A．Sendhimareport. B．Gotohisoffice. C．Callhimback.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatisthemancomplainingabout?A．Thesizeofthejeans.B．Thepriceofthejeans.C．Thestyleofthejeans.7．Whenwillthemancomebacktotheshop?A．Thisafternoon. B．Thisevening. C．Tomorrow.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatvehicledidthewomanjusttake?A．Ataxi. B．Aplane. C．Atrain.9．Howlongwillthewomanrentthecarfor?A．Fourdays. B．Fivedays. C．Sevendays.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10．WhatdoesAronsayabouthismother?A．Shejustdecidedtochangejobs.B．ShejustmovedtoLondon.C．Shejustopenedalawfirm.11．WhatwillAronbedoinginParis?A．Lookingforajob. B．Goingtoschool. C．Takingaholiday.12．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Co-workers. B．Friendsatschool. C．Brotherandsister.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13．HowlongwilltheexhibitionlastinItaly?A．Fortwoweeks. B．Forfourweeks. C．Foreightweeks.14．Whichcountryisthesecondstopoftheexhibitiontour?A．Spain. B．Greece. C．Portugal.15．Whywon’tthespeakersgototheexhibitiononSaturday?A．Thewomanhastotakeclasses.B．Themanhastoworkonhispaper.C．Themuseumwillbecrowdedthatday.16．WherewillthewomanprobablybeonFridaymorning?A．Inthelibrary. B．Inthegallery. C．Intheclassroom.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatistheannouncementmainlyabout?A．Rentincrease. B．Communityactivities. C．Moving-ininformation.18．Howmuchwillthree-bedroomapartmentsbe?A．$100morethanbefore.B．$150morethanbefore.C．$200morethanbefore.19．Whenwilltherebenewcarpets?A．InnextJanuary. B．InnextSeptember. C．InnextDecember.20．WhatwillhappeninOctober?A．Newkitchenswillbeputin.B．Theapartmentswillberepainted.C．Therewillbefreelaundrymachines.二、阅读理解BaliWildlifeVolunteerProgramABOUTTHEPROGRAMBaliwildlifevolunteershelptocareforavarietyofanimalspecies.Volunteershelppromoteandimprovethewell-beingofanimalsatthewildlifecentre.VOLUNTEERROLE&TYPICALWORKDAYAsawildlifevolunteerinBali,youwillrotate(轮换)acrossseveraloftheprojectsandlocationsweworkin,gainingawiderangeofinsightsintothemanywaysvolunteerscanmakeanimpactduringtheirtimeontheprogram.Whileontheproject,youwillworkalongsideotherstaffmemberswhohaveyearsofexperience.TypicalactivitiesyouwillgetinvolvedinduringyourtimeasavolunteerinBaliWildlifeCentreincludefeeding,cleaning,dailycareandsoon.REQUIREMENTSTojointheprogram,youneedtobeatleast15yearsoldandabletospeakEnglishattheintermediate(中级的)level.Youshouldbephysicallyfit,asvolunteeringoverseascanbequitehard.Ifyouhaveanyhealthproblemsthatmayaffectyourparticipation,youmustreportthemtousinyouronlineapplication.Asforthetimecommitment,volunteersareexpectedtoworkabout3-5hoursperdayfromMondaytoThursday,andFridayisoptionalbutisencouraged.FREETIMEACTIVITIESParticipantsgenerallyvolunteeronaMonday-Thursdaybasisandontheweekendsarefreetorelaxortravelaround.Thewidertravelopportunityisextremelyimportanttothewholeexperienceanditissomethingwecertainlyrecommend.Ourloalteamisabletoarrangefreeactivities,transportationandaccommodationbutpleasenotethisisusuallyanindependentexperienceoutsideofthecoreprogram.21．Whatistheaimoftheprogram?A．Tocontributetothewell-beingofwildanimals.B．Topromoteenvironmentalconservation.C．Toteachanimalrescuetechniques.D．Toconductwildliferesearch.22．Whatisaspecificrequirementforvolunteers?A．Havingexperienceinwildliferescue. B．BeinggoodatwrittenEnglish.C．Beingingoodcondition. D．Reachingadulthood.23．Whatdoweknowaboutvolunteers?A．Theirworklocationsarefixed.B．Theyhavetoworkonweekends.C．Theyneedtopayfortransportation.D．Theycantravelaroundduringtheirfreetime.A12-minutepieceofmusiccomposedbyMozarthasbeendiscoveredinalibraryinGermany.Researchersthinkthecomposerwrotethepreviouslyunknownpiece-calledSerenadeinC-whenhewasayoungteenager.ThecompositionwasfoundintheholdingsofGermany’sLeipzigMunicipalLibraries-some280milesnorthofSalzburg,Austria,whereMozartwasbornin1756.AlthoughMozartwrotethispiecewhenhewasonlyateenager,itwasnotuncommonforhimtowritemusicinhischildhood.MozartbegantoperformaroundAustriafromtheageoffiveandshortlyafterwardsbecamefamousasacomposer.Mozartprobablywrotetherecentlydiscoveredcompositionbetweenthemidandlate1760s,accordingtoastatementfromtheLeipzigMunicipalLibraries.Libraryresearcherswerecompiling(编辑)aneditionoftheKochelcatalog,acollectionofMozart’sworks,whentheycameacrossamysteriousboundmanuscript(装订好的手稿)containingahandwrittencompositioninbrownink.ThecompositionisthoughttohavebeenwrittenbyMozart.Thehandwriting,however,isnotMozart’s,suggestingthatthemanuscriptisacopyoftheoriginalcomposition.Theresearchersthinkitwasmadearound1780.Theresearcherssaythemusicfitsstylisticallywithotherworksfromthe1760s,whenMozartwasbetweentheagesof10and13.Theyoungcomposerwasnolongercreatingpiecesthatsoundedlikethisonebythetimehewasinhislateteens.Inhisearlyyears,MozartwrotemanychamberworkslikeSerenadeinC,whichhisfatherrecordedonalistofhisson’scompositions.Manyoftheseworkswerethoughttohavebeenlosttohistory.Luckily,thisparticularpiecewassaved–thankstothecomposer’ssister.“Itlooksasifacompletestringtrio(二重奏曲)hassurvivedinLeipzig,”Leisinger,aworkerfromtheInternationalMozarteumFoundation,says.“ThesourcewasobviouslyMozart’ssister,whoperhapspreservedtheworkinmemoryofherbrother.”24．WhatdoesthesecondparagraphintendtoshowaboutMozart?A．Histalentatayoungage. B．HisconnectiontoSalzburg.C．Hispreferenceforperforming. D．Hispopularityallaroundtheworld.25．OnwhatbasisdotheresearchersdateSerenadeinC?A．Thetitleofthecomposition. B．Thestyleofthecomposition.C．ThenumberintheKochelcatalog. D．Thecoloroftheinkusedinthecopy.26．WhyisMozart’ssistermentioned?A．ShehadapositiveinfluenceonMozart.B．ShewasthefirsttoperformSerenadeinC.C．ShehelpedMozartcomposeSerenadeinC.D．ShewastheonewhopreservedSerenadeinC.27．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A．Mozart’sWorksNeedUpdating.B．Mozart’sWorksAttractNewAttention.C．ALostMozartCompositionWasDiscovered.D．ResearchersUncoveredtheEarlyLifeofMozart.Throughouthistory,lionshaverepresentedcourageandstrength.Lionsliveingroupscalledprides,andthesizeofapridedependsonfoodavailability,butatypicalprideincludesonetothreemales,adozenfemales,andtheircubsoryounglions.Malesarelargerthanfemales(lionesses).Alion’sbodyrangesinlengthfrom4.5to6.5feet,withatailfrom26to40inches.Bothmalesandfemalesarepowerful,muscularcatswithroundedheadsandears.Onlyadultmalelionsdisplayabrown,rust,orblackmane(鼠毛)whichextendsdowntheneckandchest.Lions’dietconsistsofmorethan70%meat.Lionsprefertohuntbiganimalsincludingzebra,buffalo,andgiraffe.Theyusuallyavoidverylarge(elephant)andverysmall(monkey)prey(猎物),butthey’lltakefarmanimals.Lionsmostoftenhuntatdawnordusk,butcanadapttotheirpreytochangetheirschedule.Whenhunting,lionessesrunfrommorethanonedirectiontocatchfleeinganimals.Usually,preyisconsumedatthehuntingsite.Malelionstendtobefourorfiveyearsoldbeforewinningachallengeandjoiningapride.Whenanewmaletakesoverapride,heusuallykillstheyoungestgenerationofcubsanddrivesawaytheadolescents.Mostadultlionsarekilledbyhumansorotherlions,althoughsomediefrominjurieswhilehunting.Usually,about80%ofcubsdie,butthosethatsurvivetoadulthoodmaylivetobe10to14yearsofage.Somecubsarekilledbyhyenasandwilddogs.Thelionislistedas“vulnerable(易危的)”ontheIUCNRedList.Thewildpopulationdecreasedbyapproximately43%from1993to2014.Althoughlionscantolerateawiderangeofhabitats,theyarethreatenedbecausepeoplecontinuetokillthemandbecauseofthelackofprey.28．Whatdoweknowaboutlionsaccordingtoparagraph1?A．Theyaresocialanimals. B．Theyallhaveanicemane.C．Theyareknownfortheirpowerfultails. D．Theyhavethesameheadandearsize.29．Howdolionstypicallygetfood?A．Byhuntingonbigfarms. B．Byhidingclosetotheirprey.C．Byusingtoolstotraptheirprey. D．Bycatchingtheirpreycooperatively.30．Whatcanbelearnedaboutcubsinparagraph3?A．Theytendtoliveaverylonglife. B．Mostofthemarekilledbyotheranimals.C．Theyfacemanythreatsbeforeadulthood. D．Theyarecarefullyprotectedbytheirparents.31．Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A．Theshortageofavailableprey. B．Threatenedhabitatsforlions.C．Thetoughsituationofthewildlion. D．EndangeredanimalsontheIUCNRedList.Researchhasfoundthatlonelinessandsocialisolationareassociatedwithanincreasedriskofconditionslikeanxiety,depression,heartdisease,andstroke.Infact,a2010analysisfoundthatlonelinessisasharmfultophysicalhealthassmoking15cigarettesaday—meaningusingfriendshiptoreducelonelinessisgoodforyou.Buthowmanyfriendsshouldyouhave?AccordingtoJeffreyHall,aprofessorofcommunicationstudiesattheUniversityofKansas,ifyouwanttoeasethehealthimpactsofloneliness,themostimportantthingyoucandoistohaveatleastoneimportantpersoninyourlife.Butifyouwanttohavethemostmeaningfullife,onewhereyoufeelverybondedandconnectedtoothers,morefriendsarebetter.Someresearchendorseshisremarks.Onestudyfrom2016foundthatthosewithatleastsixfriendshavebetterhealththroughouttheirlives,andastudyfrom2020foundthatmiddle-agedwomenwhohaveatleastthreefriendstypicallyhavehigherlevelsofoverallsatisfactionwiththeirlives.Tofigureoutwhetheryouneedmorefriendsinyourlife,psychologistMarisaFrancorecommendsaskingyourself,“DoIfeellonely?”Lonelinessissortofanalarmsystem.Whileeveryonefeelslonelysometimes,youshoulddeterminewhetheryoufeelleftoutorisolatedregularly.Francoalsorecommendsaskingyourselfiftherearepartsofyouridentitythatyoufeelarerestricted.“Differentpeoplebringoutdifferentpartsofus.Sowhenyouhavealargefriendgroup,you’reabletoexperiencethissideofyourselfthatlovesbasketball,andthatsideofyourselfthatlovesflowers,”Francosaid.“Ifyou’renotfeelingquitelikeyourself,thatmightindicateyouneeddifferenttypesoffriends.”Sincemakingnewfriendscanbedifficult,Francosaidit’softeneasiertorekindleoldrelationships.Sheaddedthatyoushouldtaketheinitiativeandnotassumethatfriendshipswillnaturallyhappen.“Ultimately,there‘isn’tamagicnumber’offriendsforeveryone,”Hallsaid.“Yourpersonalityandthecharacteristicsofyourlifearegoingtomakeadifference.”32．WhatmightJeffreyHallagreewith?A．Havingjustonefriendleadstomorehappiness.B．Everyone’sidealnumberoffriendsdoesn’tvary.C．Abroadfriendnetworkenablesstrongconnections.D．Friendshipshouldbeprioritizedinsocialrelations.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“endorses”inparagraph3mean?A．Creates. B．Supports. C．Satisfies. D．Introduces.34．WhichonesuggestsapersonneedsmorefriendsaccordingtoFranco?A．Continuousself-doubt. B．Fewexcitingexperiences.C．Ineffectivesocialactivities. D．Constantfeelingsofisolation.35．WhatdoesFrancosayabouthavingalargefriendgroup?A．Itrequiresbefriendingthosewithsharedvalues.B．Itensurespersonalgrowthbywidesocialcircles.C．Itmeansapersonwon’tfeelrestrictedanylonger.D．Ithelpsexploredifferentaspectsofone’spersonality.Howtotake—andgive—criticismwellWealllovetocriticize.Unfortunately,wealsohatebeingcriticized.Wepostandcommentonotherswithabandon,butfeelangryatthewayothersassessus,bothonlineandinperson.Theworldseemsunlikelytochangeanytimesoon.36,inwaysthatwillmakeuslesslikelytofeeloffended(冒犯)andharmothers,andbetterabletobenefitfromcriticism.●It’snotpersonal.Whenwereceivecriticism,wemakeitpersonalintwoways.First,wemaynaturallyanalyzethecriticratherthanthecriticism.Second,wetendtoconsiderthecriticismajudgmentonourinnerabilities,ratherthanonourperformance.Thesolutionistosetupaninternalaffirmation(肯定)suchas:“Idon’tcarewhatthiscriticismsaysaboutthepersongivingit,andIchoosenottoseeitasapersonalattackonme.37—nothingmore,nothingless.”●Treatcriticismlikeinsiderinformation.Onceyoudepersonalizecriticisminthisway,youcanstarttoseeitforwhatitis:arareglimpseintowhatoutsidersthinkaboutyourperformance.38.Ifthisdoesn’tcomeeasilytoyou,onewaytodevelopthecouragetodosoistoaskfriendswhomyoulikeandtrusttoformacritics’circle,reviewingoneanother’sworkandgivinghonestsuggestions.●Makecriticismagift,neveraweapon.Weallhavetogivecriticismfromtimetotime.Thekeytocriticizingtothebesteffectistorememberthegift/weaponrule:39;ifIamdoingittoharm,Iamdoingitwrong.Tokeepcriticisminthefirstcategory,researchtellsusthatitshouldhavefiveelements:thecareoftherecipient(接受者)inmind,respectfuldelivery,goodintentions,apathwaytoimprovement,andanappropriatetargetoftherecipient’sneeds.●40.Scholarswritingin2014showedthatpositivefeedbackgiventostudentsinpublicwas9percentmoremotivatingthanwhengivenprivately,whilenegativefeedbackinprivatewas11percentmoremotivatingthaninpublic.Sowhatdoesthatmeanforyourrudeonlinereviews?Sendthemtothebloggerdirectly,ifyoudare.Orbetteryet,don’tsendthematall-unlessyoutrulyintendthemtobehelpful.A．CriticismisagifttoawisepersonB．Praiseinpublic,andcriticizeinprivateC．Sometimespraise,andsometimescriticizeD．IfIamcriticizingtohelp,IamdoingitrightE．IwillassessitonitsfaceaboutthematterathandF．However,eachofuscanchangehowwetakeandgivecriticismG．Thisprovidesapotentialopportunitytocorrectcourseandimprove三、完形填空ABritishmannamedBritgotseparatedfromhishikinggroupinthePeruyianmountains.Nothingaroundwas41duetotheheavyfogthatcoveredthepath.Butthen,hesawa42appear.Hebeganwalkingtowarditandfeltnervous.ToBrit’s43,insteadofascarycreature,itwasadogwithnoowner.Affectedbysnow,iceandfog,Britdidn’tknowhowtofindhiswayuptothePuntaUniónpassat15,000feetabovesealevel.Hewasreally44toseeadogsohighupinthemountains.Hedecidedto45thedog’sknowledgeofthemountain.Hewentalongwithit,46thecrazyjourneythatcouldstillbeseenthroughhiscamera.Butevenmoreamazingwasthatthedogseemedtoknowhowtogetthemanwherehewas47.Thedoghadagoodsenseofdirection,leadinghimrighttoa48thatshowedthewaytoPuntaUnión.Afteralongwalkof13.5miles,they49arrivedatthePuntaUniónpass.Britrejoinedhisgroup.Brit50anotherhomelessdogwasthere.Insteadofleaving,bothdogsseemeddeterminedto51thesehikersandkeepthemontherightpath.Certainly,theybecamethegroup’shelpersfortherestofthetrip.Whenthehikersmadeitbacktoavillage,alocalresidenttoldthemthatthesedogshavea52forfindinglostpeopleand53themthroughthemountains.Theyarenaturalmountain54.It’sanamazingexperience,whichremindsusthateveninthecloudytimesoflife,there’salwaysabitof55.41．A．clean B．clear C．normal D．familiar42．A．friend B．dog C．shape D．hiker43．A．confusion B．relief C．disappointment D．curiosity44．A．surprised B．relaxed C．worried D．frightened45．A．challenge B．share C．trust D．study46．A．reflecting B．confirming C．organizing D．filming47．A．living B．heading C．facing D．belonging48．A．sign B．camp C．mountain D．symbol49．A．early B．secretly C．finally D．almost50．A．remembered B．found C．explained D．believed51．A．comfort B．inspire C．greet D．join52．A．talent B．plan C．responsibility D．preference53．A．following B．protecting C．training D．leading54．A．guards B．climbers C．guides D．hunters55．A．hope B．love C．joy D．faith四、语法填空阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Thousandsofyearsago,peoplelivedwithoutclocks.UpuntilthelateMiddleAges,peopledidn’tthinkoftimeassomethingseparatefromthejobstheydid.56(tidy)theroomwouldn’ttake“halfanhour”;itwouldtakethetimeittooktotidytheroom.Historianstend57(call)thisa“task-oriented”lifestyle.Thismeansthattimewasseenintermsofhowlongthetasktook;itwasn’tdivided58hours,minutes,orseconds.AsEuropeindustrialized,thetask-oriented59(flexible)oflifewasbroughttoasuddenstop.ThefirstmajorfirmtouseclocksregularlywastheBritishpostalservice,60(follow)bythetraincompanies.Soonenough,everyonesawthebenefitoflivingbytheclock,asaccuratetiming61(significant)boostedproductivityandefficiency.Clockshavecompletelychanged62weseetheworld.Justthinkabouthowoftenyoucheckthetimeonyourphoneorwatch.Yourlife63(run)bytheclock.It’slikewehavedividedourlivesintotinyblocks,andweputbitsof64(we)intothoseblocks.However,noteverythinginlifehastobedividedintoneatsections,likelessonsof65schoolday.Sometimes,it’sgoodjusttolettheworldhappen.Weneedtotellourselvesthat“itwilltakeaslongasittakes”.五、书信写作66．你校正在组织英语作文比赛。请以“Myfavouritesong”为题写一篇短文参赛，内容包括：1.你最喜欢的歌曲；2.喜欢的原因。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。Myfavouritesong____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、书面表达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。Whenmythirteenthbirthdaycamearound,Ididn’ttellittoanyoneandmadenoplans.“Whatdoyouwanttodoforyourbirthday?”mymotherasked.“Nothing,”Isaid.MymotherthenaskedwhetherIwantedtoinviteanyfriendsover.IshookmyheadandexplainedIhadn’tmadeanyfriendsinthenewtown.MyfamilyhadjustmovedtothenewtownandIhadstudiedinanewschoolthereforseveralweeks.Ididn’thavemuchexpectationformythirteenthbirthday.Finally,thisdaycame.Thatevening,mymother,whoworkedhardinasupermarket,boughtmeabigbirthdaycakeandapresent.Thepresentwasinsideonebiggoldenbox.Thecardread“LovefromMomandDad”,butIknewmydadhadnothingtodowithit.Infact,hewashardlyeverhome.Likemostnights,hewasstillworkingatthehospital.Ireachedoverforthebigboxonthekitchentable,andwhenIshookit,Iknewtherewereclothesinside.Mymomlookedatmeexcitedly,wantingtogivemeasurprise.Ithoughttomyself,“Maybethisbirthdaywon’tbesobad.”Ihopedthatthispackagewouldcontainsomewonderfulclothestohelpmefitinatthenewschool.Iopenedtheboxandpulledoutapairoforangepantsandamatchingorangeshirt.Rightaway,Iwasupset!Ithoughtthecolorwasunattractive.Ihadneverownedanythingorangeinmylifeandwasn’tabouttostartthen.Ismiledweakly.“Wow,Mom!”Ifaked(假装)ahappysmile.ButmymotherfoundIwasfakingasmile.“Youdon’tlikethem,”shesaid.Ilied,“No,Ido.Ireallyliketheclothes.”ButactuallyIdidn’twanttotrythemonatall.Ihadneverreceivedagiftsounattractive.“Ifyoudon’tlikethem,I’lltakethemback,”shesaidalittleangrily.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右;2．请按如下格式作答。Tomysurprise,withoutthinking,Ireplied,“Fine,takethemback!”____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Ipulledouttheorangeclothes,andputthemon,lookingatmyselfinthemirror.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________山东省菏泽市2024-2025学年高二下学期4月期中考试英语试题（A卷）（含听力）参考答案题号12345678910答案ABBACACBCA题号11121314151617181920答案BBABCCACAC题号21222324252627282930答案ACDABDCADC题号31323334353637383940答案CCBDDFEGDB题号41424344454647484950答案BCBACDBACB题号5152535455答案DADCA1．A【原文】M:Iheardyou’regoingtoasummercampintheUS.Willyoubethereforthewholemonth?W:Thesummercampwilllastforsixweeks,butIwillonlystayfortwoweekssothatIcanbebackontimeandprepareforschool.2．B【原文】W:Theweatherwashorribleandtherewasnowindatallontheweekend!Iwentoutonbothdays,andIsweatedsomuchasifitwereraining!M:Yeah,Iendedupstayingathomefortwodays.3．B【原文】M:WhyareyoustoppingbyTokyoonyourwaytoVancouver?Aretherenodirectflightticketsleft?W:No,theyarejusttooexpensiveforme.Anyway,I’lljustcheckoutsomeshopswhileIwaitintheairport.4．A【原文】M:Wheredoyoudiscovernewbandsandmusiciansnow?Mostmusicmagazinesaresoboringthesedays.W:I’vebeenlisteningtoanonlineradiostationlately.Theyplayalotofgoodandnewmusic.5．C【原文】M:Doyouhaveaminute?I’dliketotalktoyouaboutareport.W:Sure.ButI’monthetrainrightnow,sothesignalisnotsogood.M:Okay.Howaboutyouringmebacklater?I’llbeintheofficeuntillatetoday.6．A7．C【原文】W:Howarethosejeans?M:Thepriceisreasonable,andIlikethestyle.ButIfindthemalittlebittoolong.W:Whatifyourollthemupalittle?M:IguessIcould,butthentheywouldlookdifferent.W:Isee.Wecanmakethemshorterforyouifyouwant.M:Yeah?Thatwouldbegreat.W:Surething.Itwilltakeabouttwohours,though.Youcanpayforthemfirstandcomebacktoourshopintheafternoonoreveningtopickthemup.M:That’sfine.CanIpickthemuptomorrow?W:Noproblem.8．B9．C【原文】M:HowmayIhelpyou?W:Hi,Iwouldliketorentacar.M:Sure.Didyoumakeareservation?W:No.IdecidedtorentonewhenIgotofftheplanejustnow.Isthatokay?M:Ofcourse.Iwasjustchecking.Sohowmanydaysdoyouneedthecarfor?W:CanIjustdofourdaysfornowandmaketherentlongerthroughaphonecalllater?M:Inthatcase,Isuggestyougoforsevendays,whichwillgiveyoua20%discount.Andifyouchoosetoreturnthecarafterfivedays,youcangettherestofyourmoneyback.W:Okay,Iwilldothat.CanIreturnthecaratthetrainstation?M:Yes,youcan.10．A11．B12．B【原文】M:HeyTina,IjustwanttoletyouknowthatIwillbemovingawayafterthissemester.W:Whereareyoumoving,Aron?M:Paris.Mymomreceivedajobofferfromalawfirmthere,andshedecidedtotakeit.W:Isyourwholefamilygoingtomovethere?M:Well,mysisterandIwillgowithmymomfirst.MydadwillstayinLondonforanotheryearandthenjoinus.W:Doyouknowhowlongyouwilllivethere?M:Atleasttwoyears.Mymomhasalreadyfoundaschoolthereformysisterandme.W:WillyoucomebacktoLondonandvisitduringthosetwoyears?M:Ofcourse.Iwillcomebacktovisitduringholidays,maybeevenattheweekendsometimes.Parisisnotthatfarafterall.W:Okay.Well,goodluckwitheverything.Iwillforsuremissyou.M:Thanks.Iwillmissyou,too!13．A14．B15．C16．C【原文】W:WouldyouliketogototheNationalGalleryofModernArtsometimethisweek?M:Soundsgood.Isthereanyspecialexhibitiongoingonatthemoment?W:Yes!TheyareshowingVincentvanGogh’spaintingsinthemaingallery.M:Really?That’ssupercool!HowlongwillthisexhibitionlasthereinItaly?W:Twoweeks.AllthepaintingsareborrowedfromtheVanGoghMuseuminHolland.M:Nice.Iwishitcouldlastlonger.W:Me,too.ButthisspecialexhibitionisactuallypartofaSouthernEuropetour.AndItalyisthefirststopofthetour.Afterbeingshownhere,these