南阳市第一中学校2025-2026学年高二上学期第二次月考（10月）英语试卷（含答案）

河南省南阳市第一中学校20252026学年高二上学期10月月考英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatdoesthemandomostweekends?A．Hegoesshopping. B．Hevisitsmuseums. C．Hewatchesmatches.2．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A．Reporttothepolice. B．Gobacktolookforit. C．Buyanewone.3．Whatwillthewomandofirst?A．Gotothelibrary. B．Gototheclassroom. C．Gototheteachers’office.4．Howmanylanguagescanthewomanspeakuptonow?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four.5．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A．Teacherandstudent. B．Managerandemployee. C．Classmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatisthemanaskingthewomanfor?A．Helpwithhisresearch.B．Adviceonhisjobinterview.C．Adviceonthepany’sproducts.7．Whatisthewomanalwaysreadytodo?A．Wearcasualclothes.B．Learnmoreaboutthepany.C．Goshoppingwiththeman.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatdoesthewomanwanttoborrow?A．Anotebook. B．Adictionary. C．Somemoney.9．Howlongdoesthewomanworkeveryevening?A．Fortwohours. B．Forthreehours. C．Forfourhours.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Howlonghasthemanlivedinthisarea?A．For5years. B．For10years. C．For20years.11．Howfaristhegasstationfromtheplacewherethetwospeakersare?A．Abouthalfamile. B．Abouttwomiles. C．Abouttwoandahalfmiles.12．Whatcanbeknownaboutthegasstation?A．Ithasaredroof. B．Itisverylarge. C．Itisverysmall.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A．Buyasportscar. B．Buyasmallfamilycar. C．Sellhisfamilycar.14．Whatseasonisitatthemoment?A．Itisspring. B．Itisautumn. C．Itiswinter.15．What’sthepossiblerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Husbandandwife. B．Fatheranddaughter. C．Friends.16．Whydoesn’tthemanwanttogetanewcar?A．Becauseofthehighprice.B．Becauseoftheseason.C．Becauseofhisfeelingtotheoldone.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whydidtheladywantthepianisttosing?A．Sheknewhecouldsingwell.B．Shewastiredoflisteningtothepiano.C．Shewantedtomakehimfamous.18．Whendidthepianistknowhehadatalentforsinging?A．Thatnightafterhisfirstsinging.B．Longbeforeheplayedthepianointhebar.C．Afterhebecameafamouspianist.19．Whathappenedtothepianistatlast?A．Hehadhisownpianobar.B．Hecontinuedtoplaythepianointhebar.C．HebecameawellknownsingerinAmerica.20．Whichofthefollowingwilltheauthorofthepassageagreeon?A．Everyoneshouldmakefulluseofhistalent.B．Fewpeoplehaverealtalent.C．Peoplewillsucceediftheyhavetalent.二、阅读理解TheattractionofanAfricansafariisunparalleled.Herearefourwaystoexperienceyourtrip.Hot—airballoonsafariinPilanesberg,SouthAfricaThisistheonlyhotairballoonsafaritolaunchfrominsideaparkinSouthAfrica.You’llspotthe‘bigfive’(lion,elephant,buffalo,rhinocerosandleopard)amongthe7,000creaturesinPilanesberginahotairballoonandgetabird’seyeviewoftheirbehaviour.AfivenightstayatthePalaceofTheLostCity,includesahotairballoonsafari,breakfast,returneconomyflights.From£2,595perperson,basedontwoadultssharing.HorsesafariinChyuluHills,KenyaAtolDonyoLodgeintheChyuluHills,you’llfindastableof22horses,includingcalmandhardyBoerperdsforbeginners(aged12andabove)andaselectionofthoroughbredsfortheintermediateandadvanced.AsevennightstayatGreatPlainsolDonyoLodge,withdailyhorsesafaris,startsat£7,700perperson,excludingflights.SleepoutinOnguma,NamibiaTheNamibia’svastEtoshaNationalParkhasfivelodges,twocampsitesand34,000hectaresofwilderness—andofferstheopportunitytosleepunderthestarsonacustombuiltDreamCruiser.RainbowToursoffersasixnighttripfrom£5,595perpersonincludingtheuniqueDreamCruiserexperience,internationalflightsandinternaltransfers.WalkingsafariinManaPools,ZimbabweYoucangooffthebeatentracktoplacesalmostuntouchedbyhumanactivity.70%oftheManaPoolsNationalParkisaccessibleonlyonfoot,sotheanimalsareusedtoseeingpeopleandaremorerelaxedthanwhenapproachedbyvehicles.Ifyou’relucky,youmightgettospotBoswell,thepark’smostfamouselephant.Asevendaysafaricostsfrom£7,700perperson.Flightscanbearrangedatanadditionalcost.21．WhatcanpeopledoinPilanesberg,SouthAfrica?A．Dodailyhorseridingsafari. B．Spotcreaturesinahotairballoon.C．ExperiencetheuniqueDreamCruiser. D．EncounterthemostfamouselephantBoswell.22．Whichsafaribestsuitspeoplewhoenjoyhiking?A．SafariinPilanesberg,SouthAfrica. B．SafariinChyuluHills,Kenya.C．SafariinOnguma,Namibia. D．SafariinManaPools,Zimbabwe.23．WhatdosafarisinChyuluHillsandManaPoolshaveinmon?A．Theyareperfectforcamping. B．Theychargethesameforthetrip.C．Theyruleouttheflightfare. D．Theyhavedailyhorseridingactivities.AGenZtrainattendantinChinahasgainedwidespreadpraiseforhiscreativeapproachtokeepingchildrencalmandentertainedduringlongtrainrides—byhandingouttestpapersandstickers(贴画).QinYunhao,whoworksontheG1546highspeedtrainfromNanningEasttoHangzhouWest,bringsalongaplasticbagfilledwithsimpleworksheetsandcolorfulrewardstickerseverytimehe’sonduty.Hisideaissimplebuteffective:childrenwhobeenoisyduringthejourneyaregentlyhandedatestpaper,anduponpletingit,arerewardedwithstickers.Meanwhile,childrenwhoremainquietthroughouttheridearegivenstickersdirectlyasaformofpositivereinforcement(强化).Theidea,whichstartedduringthesummertravelrush,hasreceivedoverwhelmingsupportfromparentsandnetizens.Manypraiseditforturningapotentiallynoisycarriage(车厢)intoapeacefulenvironment,whilealsogivingchildrensomethingmeaningfultododuringthejourney.Theinspirationcamefromobservingparentswhobroughthomeworkfortheirchildrenonboard.Wantingtohelpthosewhohadn’teprepared,Qinbeganprintingoutsimpleexercisestoshare.Thislowcostbutthoughtfulsolutionhasbeendescribedasa“magicalfix”,asiteasespressureonparents,entertainsyoungpassengers,andhelpsmaintainorderinapublicspace.It’salsoseenasareflectionofgrowinghumancenteredinnovationinpublicservice.Qin’sfellowrailwaystaffhavealsoadoptedvariouschildfriendlypractices.Somebringpicturebooksorsmalltoys,otherscreate“kids’kits”withpuzzlesandgames.Oncertaintrains,achildren’sactivityareahasevenbeensetupinthediningcar.Railwaystaffalsoencourageparentstoprepareentertainmentinadvance—suchasdownloadingcartoonsorbringingeducationalgames—tohelpchildrenenjoytheridecalmlyandconstructively.Balancingchildren’snaturallivelinesswithpublicorderisnoeasytask.Butinitiativeslikethisshowthatthoughtful,humancenteredsolutionscangoalongwaytowardcreatingmoreharmoniouspublicspaces.24．WhatdoesQinYunhaodotokeepchildrenquietonthetrain?A．Hesetsupactivityareas. B．Heprovidesbooksandtoys.C．Hegivesouttestpapersandstickers. D．Hedownloadscartoonsandgames.25．WhatmadeQinYunhaodecidetohandoutworksheets?A．Hehopedtomakethesummerrushmorefun.B．Hewantedtoprotectchildren’snaturalliveliness.C．Hewasrequiredtocreatemoreharmoniouspublicareas.D．Hesawsomeparentsunpreparedfortheirkids’homework.26．WhatdopeoplethinkofQinYunhao’ssolution?A．Itfitsthesummerrush. B．Itisexpensivebuteffective.C．Itmakescarriagespeaceful. D．Itputspressureonparentsandkids.27．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．RailwayActivitiesforKids. B．WaystoPlaywithKidsonTrains.C．HarmoniousSummerTravel. D．ATrainAttendant’sIdeatoCalmKids.Withasurfacehotenoughtomeltleadinitsatmosphere,Venushasbeendescribedas“Earth’seviltwin”—similarinsize,yetworldsapart.ThequestionofwhetherVenuswaseverhabitablehaslongbeenahottopicamongscientists.Someastronomersbelievetheplanetwasoncemuchmorehospitable,butarecentresearchbyTerezaConstantinou,aPhDstudentfromtheUniversityofCambridge,hasnowdealtablowtotheideathatiteverhostedlifeasweknowit.ConstantinounotedthatearlyintheformationofVenus,theplanetwascoveredinavastseaofmagma(岩浆).Ifthiscooledquickly,waterwouldformoceansorbetrappedasitcrystallised(结晶),meaningtheplanet’sinterior(内部)wouldbewaterrich.Asaresult,waterwouldbereleasedwhenvolcanoeserupt.“IfyoulookatanyphotosofvolcanismonEarth,youcanseetheselargecloudsingout.Mostofthatiswater,”saidConstantinou.Butifthemagmacooledslowly,waterwouldhaveendedupassteamintheatmosphere.Inthissituation,waterwouldnotbetrappedinsidetheinterioroftheplanet.ConstantinouandhiscolleaguesstudiedchangesintheVenusianatmospheretocastlightonthewatercontentofitsinterior.Whentheyanalysedtheamountofsubstancesbeingrefilled,theyfoundverylittlewaterwasbeingadded.Inotherwords,volcaniceruptionsare“dry”.“TheshortageofwaterinvolcanicreleasereflectsanequallydryVenusianinterior,”saidConstantinou.TheteamannouncedthattheirfindingsdidnotsupportthetheorythatVenushadsurfaceoceansofwaterinitspast,orahabitableclimate.Theirconclusioncouldsoonbetested.Laterthisdecade,NASAissettolaunchamissiontocarryoutflybysofVenus.ConstantinousaidresolvingthequestioncouldhelpastronomersruleoutVenusasahabitableplanetnowthatthedryinteriorofVenussuggestsitneverhastheoceansofliquidwatertraditionallythoughtnecessaryforlifetobegin.28．Whatisthefindingoftherecentresearch?A．VenusisEarth’sidenticaltwin. B．Venussetsthewholeworldapart.C．Venuswasunlikelytosustainlife. D．Venuswasmorehabitablethanthought.29．Whatisparagraph2mainlytalkingaboutconcerningtheresearch?A．Itsmethods. B．Itsprocedures.C．Itspotentialimpact. D．Itstheoreticalfoundation.30．HowdidConstantinouandhiscolleaguesdrawtheirconclusion?A．Byanalysingthechangesofwatercontent. B．Bystudyingthepropertiesofsubstances.C．Byinvestigatingtheponentsofwater. D．Byexaminingthedifferencesofvolcanoes.31．WhatcanthefindingbeusedtodoaccordingtoConstantinou?A．Carryoutmoreflybys. B．Identifyupingthreats.C．ConductVenusobservations. D．Narrowdownastronomers’search.Quick:what’syourbestfriend’sphonenumber?Don’tfeelbadifyoucouldn’tansweroffthetopofyourhead.Youhavenoreasontomitphonenumberstomemory:it’sjustthereinyourphone.Orperhapsyouoncehadaphonebooktostorethem.Ineithercase,anobjectdoestherememberingforyou.“Prostheticmemory”(人工记忆)isnothingnew.Writingitselfhasbeenameansofstoringinformation.Yettheinformationrevolutionhasgeneratedmoredatathaneverbefore.Wearefloodedwithinformation.We’recreatingmoreofit,andkeepingmoreofit.Thestoragecapacityofthehumanbrainhassincebeeneclipsed.Nowonder,then,thatwe’reincreasinglydependentonmemoryprostheses,fromlibrariestosmartphones.Noteveryonethinksthistrendinexternalmemoryisgood.Historically,memoryprostheseswereexpensive.Astechnologiessuchasprintingandphotographybeemoreaffordable,sharingexperienceswithothersiseasierthanever.Soeverybreakfast,everysunset,everyencounterwithacatfindsitswayontosocialmedia.Andhereestheworry.Whenwedevoteourselvestocapturingandsharingtheworldinthisway,somethingimmenselyvaluableislost;whenrecordingsomuchofourlives,we’reforgettingtoactuallylivethem,andsodisconnectourselvesfromexperience.Butisoursocialmediadriventransformationwhollybad?Ifwe’restillcreatingandsharingmemorieslikethis,perhapsthisisbecausewe’venothadsufficienttimetolearnhowtodothesethingswithoutthinkingaboutwhatwe’redoing.Itiseasytoignorethatthemasssocialmediaeraislessthanadecadeold.That’sjustashortblink(眨眼)inhumanhistory,yetithastotallychangedhowwelive.Isuspectwe’renotfarofffrombeingdirectlyfacedwithexperienceyetwiththeabilitytoshareexperienceinwayslessboundedbygeographyandtime.Afterall,technologycanprotectallthemomentsofalifethatwouldotherwisebelost.32．Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph1?A．Technologyweakensourbrains. B．Weareburdenedwithphonenumbers.C．Werelymoreontoolstomemorize. D．Technologydistancesusfromourfriends.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eclipsed”inparagraph2mean?A．Improved. B．Undervalued. C．Restricted. D．Outperformed.34．Whatnegativeeffectdoesonlinesharingbringabout?A．Anoverflowofposts. B．Highcostofdigitaldevices.C．Addictiontothevirtualworld. D．Disregardforauthenticexperience.35．Whatdoestheauthoradviseustodointhelastparagraph?A．Havefaithinhumanbrains. B．Taketimetoadapttodigitalage.C．Quickenthepaceofdevelopment. D．Makeeffortstoenhancememory.Inourconstantpursuitofproductivityandachievement,weoftenoverlookthequalityofourdailyexperiences.Wefillourhourswithtasks,yetwonderwhywesofrequentlyfeelexhausted,distracted,orunsatisfied.Whatifthekeytoamorefulfillinglifeisn’taboutdoingmore,butaboutdoingdifferently36Activitiesactuallycanbedividedintodifferentcategories.Understandingwhateachcategorytrulyishelpsmakebetterchoices.Pleasingactivitiesareloweffort,highreward.Youdon’tneedtoplanthemfarinadvanceorclearoutafullafternoon.Itmightbeawalkinnature,listeningtoyourfavoriteplaylist,orcallingafriendjusttosayhello.37Oneofthebiggestmisconceptionsaboutfunisthatithastobesomegrandevent.Intruth,themostrestorativemomentsoftenefromthesesmaller,everydaypleasures.38Theymightfeelchallengingatfirst,buttheymatchwithyourvaluesandleaveyouwitharealsenseofmeaning.Itcouldbelearninganewskillthatpushesyououtofyourfortzone.ThesetypesofexperiencestakemoreeffortthanPleasingactivities,buttheyoftenhelpusfeelmorealive.Yieldingactivitiesareactivitiesthatrequirelittleeffortbutofferlittlesatisfaction.39Orvisualizetherepeatedcheckofyourinboxwithouturgency.Theseactivitiescanbeharmlesswaystorelax.Butwhenoverused,theyquietlyreplacemoremeaningfulexperiences.Onceyou’vereflectedonhowyoucurrentlyspendyourtime,trymakingonesmallshifteachday.ChooseaPleasingorLivingactivityyouwouldliketoengageinmore,evensomethingsimplelikeashortwalkortryingsomethingnewthatisconsistentwithyourvalues.40A．Trytochangehowyouhandletheseactivities.B．Livingactivitiesaretheactivitiesthatstretchyou.C．Thinkofthemindlessscanningthroughsocialmedia.D．Unbearableactivitiesarethethingsthatleaveyoudrained.E．Thegoalistoreplacedistractedmomentswithengagedones.F．Thisbeginsbyrecognizingthatnotallactivitiesaffectusequally.G．Thesearesimplejoysthatdon’trequiremuchbutofferagenuinereward.三、完形填空HillaryKriegerwassittinginherparents’housewithherfriend,David.Theman41squirted(喷溅)orangejuicealloverhimself.“Ishouted,‘Oh,theorangejustorbisculated,’”shelater42.Davidwasthrowninto43,“Itdidwhat?”Curiousherself,Hillaryquicklygrabbedadictionaryand44tothe“O”section—onlytofreeze.Thewordwasnowheretobefound.45,shemarchedintoherfather’sstudy.Wearinganawkwardsmile,headmittedhe’d46thewordbackincollege,neverimaginingitwould47—yethe’duseditnaturallyaroundthefamilyforyearsandeveryonehad48itwasreal.Atfirst,Hillaryfeltfrustrated,wonderinghowmanyothermakeupwordshad49hervocabularywithouthernoticing.Butthatfrustrationfadedfast.Soon,shebegantosee“orbisculate”notasamistake,butasa50—asmallwindowintoherfather’sinventivesoul.“Itspeakstohis51,”shebelieves.“Evenwhensomethingisannoyinglikeorangejuiceinyoureye—hefoundawaytolaughatit,turninga52momentintosomethingfun.”Twodecadeslater,Hillary’sfatherpassedaway.Sorrowsettledoverher,butsodid53:“Orbisculate”deservedaplaceinthedictionary.Hergoalwasn’tjusttogetaword54;itwastokeepherfather’sjoyalive.This,shethought,wasthebestwayto55him.41．A．carefully B．intentionally C．accidentally D．constantly42．A．recalls B．ments C．plains D．insists43．A．panic B．confusion C．desperation D．embarrassment44．A．contributed B．responded C．applied D．turned45．A．Ontime B．Atrandom C．Indisbelief D．Withadmiration46．A．chosen B．invented C．misused D．encountered47．A．stick B．improve C．transform D．disappear48．A．denied B．pretended C．suspected D．assumed49．A．slippedinto B．escapedfrom C．brokendown D．goneagainst50．A．secret B．lesson C．gift D．challenge51．A．adaptability B．productivity C．creativity D．responsibility52．A．messy B．cheerful C．critical D．memorable53．A．relief B．patience C．sympathy D．determination54．A．revised B．defined C．translated D．corrected55．A．assist B．honor C．contact D．acpany四、语法填空阅读下列短文，根据短文内容或括号内所给词的恰当形式填空。Theworld’slargestonlineretailer,Amazon,isexploringtheuseofhumanoidrobotstoautomatepackagedeliveries,56movethatcouldsignificantlyreshapeitsfulfillmentanddeliverynetwork.Accordingtoreports,theemercegiantisintheprocessoftestingthese57(advance)robots,withmanytaskspreviously58(perform)byhumanworkers.Thestory,59appearstohavebeenfirstreportedbythesubscriptionbasedtechpublicationTheInformation,hasbeenwidelyspreadbyothernewsoutlets.ThereportssuggestthatAmazonisactivelydevelopingandtestinghumanlikerobots60(determine)theirfeasibility(可行性)inadeliveryfocusedrole.Whiledetailsarestillemerging,thisinitiativeappearstobepartofAmazon’sbroaderpushintoroboticsandautomationtoenhance61(efficient)andspeedinitsoperations.Thetestingphaseiscrucialto62(understand)howtheserobotsnavigaterealworldenvironmentsandhandlethemanyplexitiesoflastmiledelivery.Whiletheprospectofautonomous,twoleggedrobotsdeliveringpackages63(be)asignificantleapforward,thetechnologyisstillconsideredtobeinitsearlystage.ThisdevelopmentshowsapotentiallongtermplanatAmazonto64(far)integrateroboticsintoeverystepofthecustomerdeliveryprocess,65thewarehousefloortothefrontdoor.五、书信写作66．假定你是李华，在学校组织的校园电影艺术节上，同学们观看了RowanAtkinson罗温·艾金森主演的Mr.Bean的相关视频，现在向校英语报社投稿，内容包括：1、视频主要内容。2、评价与推荐。注意：100词左右。

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Ittookplaceinateacher’sfamily.Oneday,Benwasplayingbasketballinthelivingroomafterschool,whenheaccidentallythrewtheballatavasesittingontheshelf.Thevasedroppedtothefloor,andalargepiecebrokeoff.WhatmadeBenmoreupsetwasthatthevasewasnotamondecorationbutanantique(古董),whichwashandeddownthroughgenerationsfromthe18thcentury.Itwasalsohismother’sfavouritepossession.Tocoverhisterribleaction,theterrifiedboygluedthepiecestogetherhastilyandputthevasebackinitsplace.Asthemotherherselfdustedthevaseeveryday,shenaturallynoticedthecracks(裂纹)thatevening.Tohersurprise,therepairworkwasactuallyverygood.Atdinnertime,sheaskedherboyifhehadbrokenthevase.Fearingpunishment,thesuddenlyinspiredboysaidthataneighbor’scatjumpedinfromthewindowandhecouldn’tdriveitaway,nomatterhowhardhetried.Itracedaroundthelivingroomandfinallyknockedthevaseoffitsshelf.Hismotherwasquiteclearthathersonwaslying,forallthewindowswereclosedbeforesheleftforworkeachmorningandopenedaftershereturned.However,inthefaceofherson’snervouseyesandthesuspiciouslooksoftheotherfamilymembers,Ben’smotherremainedcalm.Sherealizedsheshouldn’tjustsimplyblameandpunishhersonforlying.Shecameupwithanotheridea.Beforegoingtobed,theboyfoundanotefromhismotherinhisroom,askinghimtogotothestudyatonce.Theboythoughthewouldnowbepunished,but,ashehadalreadylied,hedecidedtodenyeverything,nomatterhowangryhismumbecame.Inthestudy,calmlybathedinthelight,hismother’sfaceshowednosignofanger.Onseeinghersonpushopenthedoorandcautiouslyenter,shetookachocolateboxoutofadrawerandgavehimone.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请在答题卡的相应位置作答。Themothersaid,“Thischocolateisarewardforyourimagination:awindowopeningcat!”___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Nowwithsomechocolatesinhand,theboy’sbadattitudedisappeared.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

参考答案题号12345678910答案CACBABCABB题号11121314151617181920答案CABCACBACA题号21222324252627282930答案BDCCDCDCDA题号31323334353637383940答案DCDDBFGBCE题号41424344454647484950答案CABDCBADAC题号5152535455答案CADBB1．C【原文】W:TherearemanygoodplacesforshoppinginLondon.AndI’vebeentolotsofmuseums.Ilikelivinghere.M:SodoI.IlikeherebecauseIcanwatchfootballmatchesmostweekends.2．A【原文】W:Oh,I’velostmymobilephoneatthestation.M:Ohdear.IfIwereyou,Iwouldreportittothepoliceimmediately.3．C【原文】M:Wouldyouliketogotothelibrarywithmetoreturnabook?W:I’dliketo,butImustgototheteachers’officetohandinmyhomeworkfirst.4．B【原文】M:CanyouspeakFrenchnow?W:Notyet,butIwanttolearnitnextterm.SofarIhavealreadymasteredJapanese,ChineseandEnglish.5．A【原文】W:Mike,Iwanttotalkwithyourightnow.M:What’sup?W:Youpromisedtohandinperfecthomework,butitisfullofmistakes.6．B7．C【原文】M:Couldyouhelpmefigureouthowtogetreadyformyjobinterview?W:Themostimportantthingistomakesureyouknowthepanyandwhatservicesorproductsitprovides.Doyouknowallaboutthem?M:Yes,Iunderstandnearlyeverythingaboutthepany.W:What’smore,youhavetodecidewhetherthepanyiscasualorformal.Whenyouarechoosingwhattowear,keepallofthatinmind.Haveyouchosenwhattowearinthepany?M:No,notyet.W:I’malwaysreadytogoshoppingwithyou!Anytimeyouneedhelp,pleaseletmeknow.Shouldwetalkaboutotherbasics?M:OK,I’mlistening.8．A9．B【原文】W:Ted,canIborrowyournotebookforchemistry?M:Hereyouare.W:Youareagreathelp,Ted.M:Idon’tquiteunderstandwhyyouneedmynotebook.Youdowellinmakingnotes.W:Well,recently,Ihavetoworkinarestaurantfrom7o’clockto10o’clockeveryevening.AndsometimesIcan’tfollowtheteacher.M:Oh,that’sreallybadforyourstudy.Doyouhavetoworkparttime?W:Yeah.MyfatherlosthisjobtwomonthsagoandImustmakesomemoneybymyself.M:Hmm,Iunderstand.Pleasetakecareofyourself!W:Thanks.10．B11．C12．A【原文】W:Excuseme,sir.I’mabitlost.Couldyouhelpmeout,please?M:Sure!Icangiveyoudirections.Iknowthisareawell.I’vebeenlivingherefortenyears.Whereareyouheading?W:Ineedtofindagasstation.Mycarislowongas.M:Alright.Godownthisroadanddriveonforabouttwomoremiles.W:OK.Isitonthisroad?M:No.Takethethirdleftandgoforabouthalfamile.Youwillgettothegasstation.W:Isthegasstationontheleftsideortherightsideoftheroad?M:Itwillbeontheright.W:Whatdoesitlooklike?M:Ithasaredroof.Youcan’tmissit.W:Thanksalot!13．B14．C15．A16．C【原文】W:Jack,Ithinkweshouldgetasmallfamilycar.M:What?Youmeanweshouldsellmysportscar!Never!W:Butit’sexpensivetorunandit’sreallyold.YouboughtitlongbeforeImetyou.M:That’struebutIneverhaveanytroublewithit!ItalwaysstartsatoncewhenIpressthestarter!W:Itdidn’tstartatonceyesterdaymorning!M:Thatwasonlybecauseitwassocoldnowinwinter!W:Goodcarsshouldstartseasilyinanyseason.M:That’srightbutIstilldon’twanttosellmysportscar.It’smyoldfriend.17．B18．A19．C20．A【原文】Oncetherewasapianistinabar.Peoplecamejusttohearhimplay.Butonenight,aladywastiredoflisteningtothepianoandaskedhimtosingasong.Sohedid.Hehadneversunginpublicbefore.Nowhewassingingfortheveryfirsttime!Nobodyhadexpectedhecouldsingsobeautifully!Allthepeoplepresenthadagoodtimeandthepianistwasalsoveryhappybecausehefoundthathecouldsingwell.Hemayhavelivedtherestofhislifeasanonamepianistinanonamebar.Nowhefound,byaccident,hisabilitytosing,sohewentonworkinghardonsinging.Later,thepianistbecameoneofthebestknownsingersintheUS.HisnamewasNatKingCole.You,too,haveskillsandabi