云南省楚雄州2024-2025学年高一下学期7月期末教育学业质量监测英语试卷（含答案）

云南省楚雄彝族自治州学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatisthemandoing?A．Buyingaticket. B．Askingforadvice. C．Bookingaroom.2．Whatisthewoman’sproblem?A．Shehasacold. B．Shehasaheadache. C．Sheistiredout.3．Whichcolordoesthemanprefertopaintthehouse?A．White. B．Brown. C．Blue.4．WhatdidthewomandolastSunday?A．Shehadmusicclasses. B．Shewenttoafestival. C．Shestayedathome.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Adoptinganewdog. B．Visitingapetshelter. C．Takinggoodcareofpets.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatdoesthemanwantthewomantodo?A．Playbasketball. B．Readabook. C．Watchamovie.7．Whydoesthewomanliketostayhome?A．Sheisupset. B．Sheistired. C．Sheissick.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Inatoolstore. B．Attheman’shome. C．Atacarrepairshop.9．Howwillthemanfixhisproblem?A．Withatool. B．Withsomeoil. C．Withhishands.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatcoloristhewoman’snewcar?A．Blue. B．Green. C．Red.11．Whendidthewomangotoseehermother?A．OnFriday. B．OnSaturday. C．OnSunday.12．Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman’snewcar?A．Itsellswell. B．Itcauseslotsofnoise. C．Itisfriendlytotheenvironment.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13．Whichmealisthemanreadytohave?A．Breakfast. B．Lunch. C．Supper.14．Howdidtheman’ssistergettotheairportthismorning?A．Bytrain. B．Bycar. C．Bybike.15．Whattimeisitnow?A．About9:00am. B．About10:00am. C．About11:00am.16．Whatdothespeakersplantoeat?A．Cake. B．Ahamburger. C．Noodles.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．HowlonghasSarahbeenlearningtoplaytheguitar?A．Forafewweeks. B．Foraboutayear. C．Forabouttwoyears.18．WhoteachesSarahtoplaytheguitar?A．Herteacher. B．Herparent. C．Herfriend.19．WhatdoesSarahthinkofplayingtheguitarnow?A．It’sboring. B．It’sbeneficial. C．It’sdifficult.20．WhatdoesSarahhopetodo?A．Formaband. B．Expressherselfcreatively. C．Goonplayingtheguitar.二、阅读理解WhilecountrieslikeJapanandtheNetherlandsarewellknownfortheirflowerfestivals,there’splentytoexploreacrosstheUS.CherryBlossom(樱花)FestivalHometosome350,000Yoshinocherrytrees,Maconistheselfdescribed“cherryblossomcapitaloftheworld”.EachMarch,it’scoveredbypinkblossoms.Thelocalcalendarispackedwithevents,too,includingtheunmissableWienerDogRace,thePinkPancakeBreakfast,andtheCherryBlossomParadewithfloats,marchingbands,andmore.SkagitValleyTulip(郁金香)FestivalThebestpartofthismonthlongAprilfestivalisvisitingthevalley’stulipfarms.YoucantakeinsweepingviewsofthetulipfieldsontwowheelsthroughTulipCountryBikeTours.Getpreparedforparticularlyrainyspringhere.LaConner,anhournorthofSeattle,offersacharmingstartingpointfortulipspotting.MackinacIslandLilac(丁香)FestivalThisnocarsallowedislandinLakeHuronkicksoffsummerwitha10daycelebrationoflilacsinJune.There’salittlebitofeverythingonthecalendar,fromabicycleraceanda10kmruntoamoviescreeningatFortMackinac.Visitorscanalsojoinwalkingtourstolearnmoreabouttheisland’sgardensandflowers.Manyvisitorsthinkthebestwaytotakeinthebloominglilacbushesisontwowheels.CrestedButteWildflowerFestivalFoundedin1986andnowspreadover10dayseachJuly,thisfestivalcelebratesthewildflowersbloominginandaroundColorado’sGunnisonValley.Attendguidedwalksandhikesrangingfrombeginnertoadvancedlevels.Thehigheryouhike,themorewildflowersyou’llsee.GoodspotsincludeWashingtonGulch,DeerCreekTrail,WestMaroonPass,andTrail403.21．WhatcanvisitorsdoduringCherryBlossomFestival?A．Watchanexcitingdograce. B．Celebrateforawholemonth.C．Takepartinalocalbicycletour. D．Enjoyspecialbreakfastforfree.22．WhatdoSkagitValleyTulipFestivalandMackinacIslandLilacFestivalhaveinmon?A．Theytakeplaceinthesamemonth. B．Theysharethesamestartingpoint.C．Theirvisitorspreferinginrainyseason. D．Theirvisitorsareencouragedtotourbybike.23．WhatdoweknowaboutTrail403?A．Itwasbuiltin1986. B．It’sclosetoWestMaroonPass.C．It’sonhighground. D．Itsuitsthebeginnerhikers.WhenMiaDaPontewasyoung,shelearnedthathermotherhadbeeanOpenWaterDiver.Miadecidedtobeeadiver,too.Buttheyoungestonethatcanstarttrainingasadiveris10yearsold.OnceMiacameofage,shegotserious.First,shegotherOpenWaterDivercertificate(合格证书).MialivesinRhodeIsland,wheretheoceansarecold,andpeopleusuallycan’tseeveryfar.Butshedidn’tletthatdiscourageher.It’sarulethatwhenoneisdiving,theyshouldalwayshaveapanion—asecondpersonworkingwiththemwhendiving.Mia’smotherdecidedtotakeallthecoursesMiawastakingtobeherpanion.Miapleted78dives—farmorethanthe50neededtobeeaMasterScubaDiver.ButMiahadtowaitforherlasttwocourses—AdvancedOpenWaterDiverandRescueDiver.That’sbecauseonehastobeatleast12yearsoldtoearnthesecertificates.Overtheweekbeforeherbirthday,MiadidmostofthetrainingrequiredforthelasttwocoursesandshepassedtheAdvancedOpenWatercourseonherbirthday.Thenextday,whenshewasofficially12,MiafinishedtheRescueDivercourse.Thatwasnotgettingalongwithoutdifficulties.Miadidthreedivesinoneday,includingonedeepdivedownto17.5metersandshehadtomadehernightdive.Thehardestpartofthecoursewasshowingthatshecouldraiseaninjuredgrowupdivertothesurfaceandtakethestepsneededtohelprestarttheirbreath.MiasaysshefeelsproudtohavebeeaMasterScubaDiver.Butshedoesn’tplantostopthere.She’sinterestedingettingmoretrainingasadiver.Inthefuture,shehopestobeeamarine(海的)biologist.24．WhatmadeMia’smothertakethesamedivingcourses?A．Improvingherowndivingskills.B．SettingagoodexampleforMia.C．WatchingoverMia’strainingprocess.D．BeingMia’sdivingpartnerasrequired.25．WhywasMiaunabletobeeaMasterScubaDiveraccordingtoparagraph3?A．Shecouldn’tseefarinthesea.B．Shedidn’thaveapanion.C．Shedidn’tfinishthedivesthatwereneeded.D．Shewastooyoungtoattendrelatedcourses.26．WhatchallengedMiamostabouttheRescueDivercourse?A．Divingdeepto17.5meters.B．Finishingthreedivesoneday.C．Performingfirstaidonadults.D．Makingnightdivingbyherself.27．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeMia?A．Toughandstrongwilled.B．Determinedandopenminded.C．Seriousandeasygoing.D．Curiousandwarmhearted.Britainwasoncecoveredwithrainforests,knownasCelticrainforestsorAtlanticwoodland.Thetemperate(温带的)rainforestsonlyoccurinplacesclosetotheseawithhighrainfall,highhumidity(湿度)andlowvariationsintemperatureandfullofplantsandanimals.TheCelticrainforestsusedtospreadoutallacrossthewetterareasofthecountry’swest.Butoverthecenturiestheancientwoodlandswerelaterclearedandchangedintograsslandsforsheepandcattle.Bythestartofthe20thcentury,BritainhadbeetheleastwoodedcountryinEurope,withonlysmallpartsremaininginwesterncoastalrainforestareas.There’sanewrainforestingbacktoBritainrightnow.AmovementisunderwayacrossBritaintorecovertheseforgottenecosystems.AndinDevon,thefirststeptowardsachievingthathasjustbeenpleted.Withthehelpofover100localvolunteers,morethan2,500nativetreeshavebeenplantedatDevonWildlifeTrust’sBowdenPillarssite,notfarfromthetownofTotnes.It’shopedthatanother4,500oak,rowan,alder,hazel,birch,willowandhollytreeswillbeplantedbytheendofthiswinterandovertheingdecades,andthatthey’llgrowtoformathriving(欣欣向荣的)temperaterainforest.Therecoveryprogramme,ledbyTheWildlifeTrusts,ishappeningacrossotherpartsofthecountry,includingCornwallandPembrokeshireandhasbeenboostedbyasignificant£38millionoffundingfromaninsurancepany.ClaireInglis,anaturereserveofficeratDevonWildlifeTrust,said,“Thefullgrowntemperaterainforestwilltakeseveraldecadestobeeestablished,buttheadvantagesfornaturewillbemuchswifter.Themixofyoungtreesplantedamonggrasslandsandhedges(树篱),alongwithourpromisenottousechemicals,willbebetterforlocalbutterfliesandbees,alongwithlocalbirdssuchasyellowhammersandbarnowls.Itwillbefascinatingtoseehowitdevelops.”28．WhatwasmainlyresponsibleforBritain’slostCelticrainforestinthepast?A．Lowtemperature. B．Animalfarming.C．Plantvariation. D．Highhumidity.29．WhatcanwesayaboutthemovementacrossBritain?A．It’sworrying. B．It’spromising.C．It’sunrealistic. D．It’suncontrollable.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“swifter”inthelastparagraphmean?A．Further. B．Moreunlikely.C．Quicker. D．Morecostly.31．Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．AStoryofDestructionAboutBritain’sLostRainforestsB．TheChallengesofRevivingCelticRainforestsinBritainC．ANationwideEfforttoReviveLostRainforestsinBritainD．TheTruthoftheDisappearanceofBritain’sCelticRainforestsPhiladelphia,oftenreferredtoasPhilly,isamajorcitylocatedalongtheDelawareRiverinPennsylvania,astateinthenortheasternUnitedStates.Foundedinthe1680sbyanEnglishmanWilliamPenn,whoalsoplanneditslayout(布局),thecitywasnamedPhiladelphia—awordPennunderstoodtomean“cityofbrotherlylove”inGreek.Philadelphiaservedasthenation’scapitalfrom1785to1790.Earlier,itwasthecapitaloftheAmericancolonies(殖民地)duringmostoftheRevolutionaryWaragainstBritain.Philadelphiabecamethecentralmeetingplaceforthe“FoundingFathers”whocreatedtheUnitedStatesgovernment.ThebuildingswheretheyworkedcanbeseentodayinanareacalledtheOldCity,orIndependenceNationalHistoricalPark.ThemainbuildingisIndependenceHall.Thatwaswherecolonialleadersdeclaredindependenceandlaterdebatedthecreationofagovernment.NeartheparkstandsNationalLiberty(自由)Museum,housingoverninetypaintingsandsculptures,whichrepresenttheideathatlibertyisafreedomthatiseasilybroken.SeveralblocksawayliesNationalConstitution(美国宪法)Center,aprivatelyoperatednonprofitmuseumthatopeneditsdoorsinPhiladelphiaonJuly4,2003.ThemuseumwascreatedtoincreasepublicrecognitionoftheConstitution,itshistoryanditsimportancetoday.VisitorsherearepresentedwiththeideathatthemostimportantpartofAmericanconstitutionaldemocracy(立宪民主)istheindividualcitizen.Philadelphiaalsooffersplentyforvisitorswhoarelessconcernedabouthistoryandmoreconcernedabouttheirstomachs.Therearemanyfoodchoicesforfoodies,includingatypicalsandwich—thePhillycheesesteak,usuallymadeofthinpiecesofmeatcoveredwithcheese,offeredwithonionsandothertoppingsandservedonalongroll.AndwherecanthebestPhillycheesestaakbefound?Thatquestionisthesubjectofmuchdebate—onewaytosettleit:trythemallanddecideforyourself!32．WhatdidWilliamPenndowithPhiladelphia?A．Hedesigneditinperson. B．Henameditwithhislanguage.C．Heruineditandrebuiltit. D．HebroughtinGreektraditions.33．Whatdoesparagraph2focusonaboutPhiladelphia?A．Itshistoricalunrest. B．Itsmainattractions.C．Itsarchitecturestyle. D．Itshistoricalplace.34．WhywasNationalConstitutionCenterfounded?A．Toincreaseprofitsforaprivatemuseum. B．TohonorthemakersoftheConstitution.C．ToeducatevisitorsabouttheConstitution. D．Tocollectopinionsfromordinarycitizens.35．Whatdoestheauthorwanttodothroughthedebateinthelastparagraph?A．Doubtthelocalfood. B．Makeaninvitationtovisitors.C．Introduceafoodrecipe. D．Remindvisitorstowatchoutfordanger.Toomuchstressharmsus,butinsufficientstressisactuallyjustasharmful.36.Goodstresshasaverydifferenteffectonourbodiesthantheharmfulstress.Whatcanyoudotointroducegoodstressintoyourlife?SearchouttherightamountLifewasn’texactlystressfree.Therefore,gooutsideyourfortzonetochallengeyourself.Goodstresscanbelikemedicine.Andlikeanymedicine,thedose(剂量)determinestheeffectiveness.Growthhappenswhenstressfallswiththesweetspot—neithertoomuchnortoolittle.37.Staytruetoyourself38.Ifitfeelsforced,it’sprobablyharmfulstress.Goodstressisn’taboutpositivelyconsideringbadstressasgoodstress.It’saboutpurposefullytakingontasksthatfulfillyou—likeajobthatfitsyourvalues.Goodstressshouldfeeltoughbutrewarding,liketrainingforamarathonyouwanttorun—notonesomeoneelsesignedyouupfor.39Physicallystressingyourselfinagoodwaycanhelpyoubeementallystrongandviceversa(反之亦然).Forexample,exerciseenergetically,brieflyexpose(使……体验)yourselftoheatandcold,anddietcontrolnowandthenthroughtimelimitedeating.Thesepracticestrainyourbodytohandlestressbetterwhilealsobuildingmentalstrength,turningpossibleharmintorealtoughness.TrustthatyouaremadeforsomestressExperiencingstressisnotamistake—it’spartofbeinghuman.Ourhumanhistoryisoneofoveringstressandbeingstrongerbecauseofit.Throughrepeatcyclesofstressandrecovery,weunlockournaturalstrength.40.Toughnessisamusclewecanallbuildnomatterwhereweareorwhatwearefacing.A．ChoosemeaningfulchallengesB．It’sagiftwehavereceivedfromourDNAC．MakethemostofyourmindbodyconnectionD．Youcan’tcontroloravoidthelongtermstressE．TheeffectsonusdependonthetypeandamountofstressF．AskyourselfifthechallengematcheswhatyoureallycareaboutG．Inotherwords,pushyourselfintowaterandswim,butdon’tletyourselfindanger三、完形填空Oneafternoon,Terry’shusbandBobwasdrivingandthenhepulledovertogointoashop,leavingTerryandtheir2yearolddaughterJulieand1yearoldsonMikeyinthebackseatofthecar.AstheywaitedforBob,Mikeybecame41andbegantocry.42anytoysathand,Terryreachedoutherhandtopickupatoyunderthesteeringwheel(方向盘)instead,thinkingthatmighthelp43Mikey.Terryloosenedherseatbelt(安全带),soshewasabletomoveovertothedriver’s44.Somehow,asTerrymovedtothesteeringwheel,shehitthegearshift(换挡杆)45andthecarstartedrollingbackward,becauseitwas46onagentleslope(斜坡).“Justslowlyatfirst,downthisslope,towardahighwayatthe47,”Terryrecalled.“I’mlookingoutthebackandIsee48movingquicklybackandforth.”Terrywastoo49totakeanymeasure.Shewasfeeling50whensuddenlyshesawayoungmanruntothecar.The51forcedthedooropenandputthebrakeon.He52thecarfromrollingintooningtrafficinasecond—53,theymighthavebeenthrowninlifethreateningdanger.“Hesawwhatneededtobedoneand54withoutanyhesitation,”Terrysaid.“Tome,thatactof55becameanexampleofsteppinguptohelpwhensomeoneneedshelp.”41．A．unfamiliar B．impatient C．awkward D．generous42．A．Lacking B．Searching C．Confirming D．Targeting43．A．providefor B．tripover C．cheerup D．watchover44．A．view B．stage C．side D．seat45．A．inreturn B．byaccident C．indespair D．withpleasure46．A．parked B．repaired C．observed D．decorated47．A．spot B．center C．bottom D．top48．A．staff B．herd C．audiences D．vehicles49．A．annoyed B．scared C．embarrassed D．relieved50．A．powerless B．energetic C．annoyed D．disappointed51．A．astronaut B．stranger C．official D．adventurer52．A．selected B．removed C．prevented D．freed53．A．luckily B．regularly C．indeed D．otherwise54．A．responded B．judged C．informed D．apologized55．A．reflection B．attack C．courage D．defence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。Attheageof17,LiXincaowasanewflutist(长笛手)intheKunmingSymphonyOrchestra(交响乐团)inYunnanProvince,still56(seek)hisplaceintheworldofclassicalmusic.Thenarenownedconductor,YanLiangkun,cametoteamupwiththeorchestra,now57(recognize)astheKunmingNieErSymphonyorchestra.Amongthe58(piece)hebroughtwithhimtoperformwasTheYellowRiverCantata,59isapatriotic(爱国的)positionwrittenin1939byXianXinghai.60(original)posedduringtheWarofResistanceAgainstJapaneseAggression,themusicinspiredhopeduringatimeofgreatstruggleunderYan’sbaton(指挥棒).ForLi,thisperformancewashisofficialintroduction61aChinesesymphony.WithYan’s62(profession)guidance,Liwasnotjustplayingmusic;hewassteppingintoawayofpassingdown.In1989,LimovedtoBeijing63(pursue)conductingattheCentralConservatoryofMusic,crossingpathswithYanonceagain.“Sensingmypassionforthemusic,Yanadvisedmetolearnitfromtheinsideout,totryeverypartandgainhandsonexperience.Overtheyears,fromflutisttochoirmembertoconductor,I64(join)inmorethan100performancesofthecantata.Eachperformanceis65newopportunitytobringthesoulofthemusicandthespiritoftheChinesepeopletoaudiencesaroundtheworld,”thenow54yearoldLisays.五、书信写作66．假定你是李华，为迎接你校即将到来的网络安全周(OnlineSafetyWeek)活动，你想邀请你校交换生Mary一起角色扮演一部相关主题的戏剧。请你用英语给她写一封邮件，内容包括：1.表明写信目的；2.介绍该戏剧；3.期待她参加。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。参考词汇：角色扮演roleplay网络诈骗onlinefraudDearMary,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua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。Hewasadogwithareddishgoldface,hisbacklegsbentandshaking.MysisterAnnfoundhimashestoodinthebendofournarrowcountryroad.Shegotoutofthecarandapproachedhimashewaggedhistail.Anntookhimtoourfarmhouse,callingmeandmyhusbandTonyouttogreetherunderweight,tired,andmessy(凌乱的)passenger.TonyandIwerewillingandopenforadoginneedtokeephimovernight.Thatevening,wesettledhimintoouroutdoordogchannel(狗窝)withablanket,food,andwater.Thoughleavinghimoutdoors,wehadarestlessnightandwalkedupseveraltimestothekennelwithaflashlighttocheckonhim.Wefearedhewouldmovearoundandgetlostinthewoodsnearbyordisappearintheriveratashortdistance.Thenextday,IdrovehimtoAnimalControltoseeifanyonehadleftanotice.Butnoonedid.Idecidedtogivethislovelyfellowahome.InamedhimMarley.AftercleaningMarley,wearrangedforhimtosleepinthekitchenonadogbed.Thedogsoonbouncedbacktolifeunderourattentivecare.Fromthenon,hefolloweduseverywhere—throughthefieldsinthemorning,intothekitchenatmealtime,andevencurledup(蜷缩)bythefireplaceintheevenings.Hislivelynatureslowlywokehimintoourhearts.However,hislivelinessalsobroughtabouttrouble.Marley’sbedwasnexttoadoorthatwasalwaysclosedwithalatch(门闩)overnighttoprotecthimfrommovingout.However,whenweawokeinthemorningoneday,wediscoveredthelatcheddooropenedandMarleywasnowheretobefoundbutappearedinourhousesoon.TonyandIthoughtwehadforgottentolatchit.Thenextdayithappenedagain.注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Thenonthethirdday,themysterywassolved.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Onerainyafternoon,Marleyescapedagainanddidn’tebackasusual.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

题号12345678910答案CBACACBACA题号11121314151617181920答案BCBBCABABC题号21222324252627282930答案ADCDDCABBC题号31323334353637383940答案CADCBEGFCB题号41424344454647484950答案BACDBACDBA题号5152535455答案BCDAC1．C【原文】W:Howmanynightsdoyouplantostayinourhotel?M:Three.IwillbecheckingoutonFridaymorning.2．B【原文】M:Youlookbad,Mary.Doyouhaveacold,orareyoujusttiredout?W:Ihaveaheadache,actually.Iwanttoseeadoctor.Canyougowithme?3．A【原文】W:Inmymind,thehousewilllookbetterifpaintedblue.ButMomthinksitshouldbebrown.What’syouropinion?M:Definitelynotbrown.Whitewouldbenice.4．C【原文】M:IwaswavingtoyouatthemusicfestivallastSunday.Youlookedrightatmeandthenturnedaround.Whydidn’tyouwaveback?W:Thatwasn’tme.IhadtostayhomebecauseIwassickthatday.5．A【原文】M:Iwanttoadoptanotherdog.Isawareallycuteoneatthepetshelter.W:Doyouthinkyourcatanddogwilllikeanotherpetaround?M:Don’tworry.Theywillgetusedtoitquickly.6．C7．B【原文】M:It’snottoolatetochangeyourmind,Maggie.W:I’vealreadydecidedI’mnotgoingtothemovies.I’dratherreadmybook.M:You’rejustunhappythatIwonthebet,aren’tyou?Don’tworry.Iwon’tmakeyoupayforeverything.W:Canwemakeitanotherday?Ireallydon’tfeellikegoinganywhererightnow.M:Areyousick?W:No,butI’mverytiredfrommylongbikeridehome.Imightgotosleepearly.M:Oh,allright.I’llgoplaybasketballwithSam,then.8．A9．C【原文】M:I’mlookingforatooltofixmycar,butthereisasmallpartinthewayoftheopening.Iusuallygotothecarrepairshop,butIwanttotryanddoitmyselfthistime.Ilookedaroundthestore,butdidn’tseeit.W:Itisgoodthatyouaretryingtofixityourself.Youcametotherighttoolstore.Wehavealotofthings.Doyouhaveapictureofthesmallpart?M:Yes,it’shereinmyphone.W:Youdon’tneedatool.Justpullitoffwithyourhandsandthenyoucanopenit.10．A11．B12．C【原文】M:So,isthisyournewcar?Ilovethecolor.W:Thanks!It’saniceblue,isn’tit?Mylastcarwasred,soIthoughtI’dgoforsomethingdifferent.M:Well,it’slovely.Andit’salsopretty“green”,right?W:Whatdoyoumean?M:It’sanelectriccar.W:Oh!Yes,itis.I’veneverhadonebefore,butthey’resomuchbetterfortheenvironmentthanpetrolcars.M:Whatdoyouthinkofitsofar?W:Well,IgotitonFriday,soI’veonlyhaditfortwodays.Butsofar,I’mverysatisfied.OnSaturday,Idrovetovisitmymother,anditwasgreat.M:Really?W:Yes.It’sveryquietanddrivesverysmoothly.Plus,it’ssomuchfasterthanIimagineditcouldbe.13．B14．B15．C16．A【原文】M:I’mhungry.Let’sgetsomethingtoeat.W:It’sabitearlyforlunch,isn’tit?M:Iknow,butIatebreakfasthoursago.Iwasupat5:30amthismorning.W:Whysoearly?M:Ihadtodrivemysistertotheairportforherflight.W:Thatwasniceofyou.M:Well,sheusedtobemydriverquiteabit.W:Fairenough.Whatdoyouwanttoeat?M:Anything,really.W:Whataboutthatnewnoodlerestaurant?Ihaddinnerthereacoupleofweeksago.Itwasgood.Wecanwalkthere.M:Oh,I’vebeenhopingtotrythatplace.ButIdon’tthinktheyopenuntil12:00atnoon.Ican’twaitanhourtoeat.W:OK.Howaboutahamburger?M:I’mtryingtoavoidfastfood,whileI’mtrainingforthemarathon.W:Then,whydon’twejustgetapieceofcake?M:Soundsgreat.17．B18．A19．B20．C【原文】W:Hi,mynameisSarahandI’dliketotellyouaboutmyfavoritehobby,whichisplayingtheguitar.Istartedlearningtoplaytheguitaraboutayearago.Atfirst,itwasabitchallengingbecauseIhadneverplayedanymusicalinstrumentbefore,butwithpracticeanddetermination,I’vemadealotofprogress.Itakeguitarlessonsonceaweekwithateacherwhoteachesmedifferentskills,It’sreallyhelpfultohavesomeoneguideme.Inadditiontomylessons,Ialsospendalotoftimepracticingonmyown.Iusuallypracticeforanhoureveryday.Sometimes,Iplayalongwithmyfavoritesongs.Playingtheguitarhasnotonlyimprovedmymusicalskills,butalsohashelpedmedeveloppatience.It’sagreatwayformetorelaxandexpressmyselfcreatively.Ihopetocontinueplayingtheguitarandmaybeevenjoinabandsomeday.21．A22．D23．C【导语】这是一篇说明文。文章介绍了美国四个不同的花卉节。21．细节理解题。根据CherryBlossom(樱花)Festival部分中“Thelocalcalendarispackedwithevents,too,includingtheunmissableWienerDogRace,thePinkPancakeBreakfast,andtheCherryBlossomParadewithfloats,marchingbands,andmore.(当地的日历上也有很多活动，包括不容错过的维也纳犬赛、粉红煎饼早餐和有花车、军乐队等的樱花游行。)”可知，游客在樱花节可观看赛狗活动。故选A项。22．细节理解题。根据SkagitValleyTulip(郁金香)Festival介绍中的第二句“YoucantakeinsweepingviewsofthetulipfieldsontwowheelsthroughTulipCountryBikeTours.(通过郁金香乡村自行车之旅，您可以乘坐两轮车欣赏郁金香田的全景。)”可知，你可以骑上单车来尽情欣赏郁金香花田的壮丽景色。根据MackinacIslandLilac(丁香)Festival介绍中的最后一句“Manyvisitorsthinkthebestwaytotakeinthebloominglilacbushesisontwowheels.(许多游客认为，欣赏盛开的丁香丛的最佳方式是骑在两个轮子上。)”可知，欣赏盛开的丁香花丛，最佳方式莫过于骑行游览。由此可知，这两个节日都鼓励游客通过骑行来游览美景。故选D项。23．推理判断题。根据CrestedButteWildflowerFestival部分中“Thehigheryouhike,themorewildflowersyou’llsee.GoodspotsincludeWashingtonGulch,DeerCreekTrail,WestMaroonPass,andTrail403.(你走得越高，看到的野花就越多。好去处包括华盛顿峡谷、鹿溪步道、西马龙山口和403步道。)”可推知，403步道位于高地。故选C项。24．D25．D26．C27．A【导语】本文是一篇记叙文，主要讲述了米娅・达蓬特从小受母亲影响立志成为潜水员，在达到年龄要求后克服困难完成潜水课程，最终成为潜水大师的故事。24．细节理解题。根据第二段“It’sarulethatwhenoneisdiving,theyshouldalwayshaveapanion—asecondpersonworkingwiththemwhendiving.Mia’smotherdecidedtotakeallthecoursesMiawastakingtobeherpanion.(潜水时必须有同伴——这是规则。Mia的母亲决定学习Mia参加的所有课程，以便成为她的同伴)”可知，Mia的母亲学习相同的潜水课程是为了满足潜水时必须有同伴的要求，成为Mia的潜水伙伴。故选D项。25．细节理解题。根据第三段“Miapleted78dives—farmorethanthe50neededtobeeaMasterScubaDiver.ButMiahadtowaitforherlasttwocourses—AdvancedOpenWaterDiverandRescueDiver.That’sbecauseonehastobeatleast12yearsoldtoearnthesecertificates.(米娅完成了78次潜水——远超过成为潜水大师所需的50次。但米娅不得不等待她的最后两门课程：高级开放水域潜水员和救援潜水员课程。这是因为要获得这些证书，必须至少年满12岁)”可知，Mia无法立即成为MasterScubaDiver的原因是年龄不足，无法参加相关课程。故选D项。26．细节理解题。根据第五段“Thehardestpartof