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山东省日照市校际联合考试20252026学年高一上学期11月期中考试英语试题一、听力选择题1.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Giveheralift.B.Buysomefoodforher.C.Gotothesupermarketwithher.2.Whichsportmadethemaninjured?A.Basketball. B.Volleyball. C.Tennis.3.Howmanypetsdoesthemanhave?A.One. B.Two. C.Three.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inacarstore. B.Inagasstation. C.Inarepairshop.5.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Introduceafriend. B.PlanforChristmas. C.Invitethemantoashow.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。6.Whenisthewoman’sflight?p.m.5:00p.m. B.At5:30p.m. C.At6:00p.m.7.Whereisthewoman’ssister?A.InNewYork. B.InDetroit. C.InBoston.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。8.Whatisthemandoingnow?A.Liftingweights. B.Ridingabike. C.Usingarowingmachine.9.Wheredoesthewomanprobablywork?A.Atagym. B.Atalibrary. C.Atahospital.10.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Timetheman. B.Gotowork. C.Seeadoctor.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。11.Whatisthewoman?A.Anartist. B.Ateacher. C.Alecturer.12.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A.Enjoyanartwork. B.Readsomepoems. C.Makeavase.13.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Aclass. B.Aresearch. C.Apainting.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Relatives. B.Coworkers. C.Neighbors.15.WhatisBarry?A.Apet. B.Arobotcleaner. C.AsmartTV.16.WhatdoesthemanwanttoseeBarrydo?A.Getapen. B.Usetheputer. C.TurnontheTV.听下面一段对话,回答以下小题。17.Whatdoesthespeakersayaboutthehats?A.Fashionable. B.Practical. C.Colorful.18.Whocameupwiththeideaofthehats?A.Aprofessor. B.Astudent. C.Afashiondesigner.19.Howdidthestudentsfeelaboutmakingtheirownhats?A.Theythoughtitexpensive. B.Theyfeltitunnecessary. C.Theyenjoyedit.20.Whatisanadvantageofthehatsaccordingtotheprofessor?A.Theyinspirecreationamongstudents.B.Theyhelpfindouthoneststudents.C.Theykeepstudentsfocused.二、阅读理解Ifyou’rejustintroducingbookstoyourchildorifyourchildisgettingstartedreading,picturebooksareagreatwaytocapturetheimaginationofyoungminds.Belowaresometoppicturebookswe’dliketoremendtoyou.HereWeAre:NotesforLivingonPlanetEarthThisbookhaswonfourdistinctions.It’saNewYorkTimesbestseller,aTimeMagazineBestBookoftheYear,anNPRBestBookof2017,andaBostonGlobeBestBookof2017.CreatedbyOliverJeffers,thisbookoffersapersonallookinsidetheauthor’sownhopesandwishesforhischild.It’ssweetwithgentlehumorthat’llmakeyouthinkandentertainyourkids.TinyT.RexandtheImpossibleHugT.Rexisknowntohavebigheadsandlittlearms.ThisstoryfollowsTinyT.Rexandhowhehastroublecheeringuphisfriendwhoneedsahug.Thebookwillprovethatthebesthugsefromthebiggesthearts.Itwillteachyourkidlessonsinkindness,overingdifficultiesandperseverance.HarryPotterandtheSorcerer’sStoneCallingallHarryPotterlovers!Thisisanillustratededitionofthefirstbookoftheseries.IllustrationsaredonebyawardwinningartistJimKay,whohascreatedover100beautifulillustrations.ThisbookcanbetheperfectgiftforachildwhoisjustbeingintroducedtotheWizardingWorld.RosieRevere,EngineerRosieReverefollowsherpassionswithpersistence,learningtocelebrateeachfailureontheroadtoachievingherdreams.That’sexactlywhatthisbookwillteachyourkids.Rosiedreamedofbeingagreatengineerandsawinspirationinalldifferentplaces.Yourkidswon’tgetboredofheradventuresandcreations.21.Whichofthebooksfocusesonfriendship?A.RosieRevere,Engineer. B.TinyT.RexandtheImpossibleHug.C.HarryPotterandtheSorcerer’sStone. D.HereWeAre:NotesforLivingonPlanetEarth.22.WhatdoestheauthorhighlightaboutHarryPotterandtheSorcerer’sStone?A.Itscreativeauthor. B.Itsexcitingstory.C.Itsattractivecharacters. D.Itsbeautifulpictures.23.WhatlessoncanchildrenlearnfromRosieRevere’sstory?A.AllroadsleadtoRome. B.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.C.Failureisthemotherofsuccess. D.Manyhandsmakelightwork.Despitetheriseofdigitaltechnology,theworldisstillhungryforpaper.Betweenfourandeightbilliontreesarecutdowneveryyeartomeetdemand.Whenhewasjust16andstillatschool,ValentynFrechkawantedtoreducedeforestationandfindanalternativetocellulose(纤维素)—paper’smainrawmaterial.WhilehikingintheCarpathianMountains,hewonderediffallenleavescouldbetheanswer.In2021,afterthreeyearsoftestinginschoollaboratories,FrechkametabusinessmannamedAlexanderSobolenko.“WedecidedtostartReleafPaperasamercialproject.HeshowedhisinnovationatseveralinternationalschoolOlympiadsintheUnitedStates,SouthKoreaandKenya,andreceivedpositivefeedbackfromeveryone.”Sobolenkoexplains.Theideaisassimpleasitisattractive.ReleafPaperturnswhatisnormallygreenwasteintoabrandnewproduct.Theword“Releaf”isahomophoneofthestartup’smission:toproviderelieftotheenvironment.“Wecooperatewithbigcities,”Sobolenkosays.“Theleavesaredeliveredtoourproductioncenter,andwedosomebasiccleaning,washinganddrying,andthen,wegranulate(制成颗粒)it,sothatwecanusetheleavesthroughouttheyear.”Thegranulesareturnedintopulp(浆),similartowoodpulp,whichpaperfactoriesusetoproducepaper.Citiescollectfallenleavesand,normally,postorburnthem.ReleafPaperoffersamoreenvironmentallyfriendlysolution.“Sometimes,leavesarestoredforsixmonthsormore,beforebeingposted,andthatcreatesemissions,”saysSobolenko.“Wehelpcitiesgetridofleavesforfree.OurproductioncausesverylowCO2emissions.”Whatdoesthefuturehold?Sobolenkoisdevelopingplanstoexpandinternationally.“Therearecountrieswithalotoftropicalfruitwaste—pineapplesandbananas,forexample,”heexplains.“Wefoundthat,withpineapple,wecanmakepaperandproducehygieneproducts,suchastissuesandtoiletpaper.Thetechnologyisthesame,buttheyieldofthefibersisdifferent.”24.WhydidValentynFrechkawanttofindanalternativetocellulose?A.Toinventanewtypeofpaper. B.Toprotectforests.C.Toreducetheproductioncost. D.Toearnenoughmoney.25.WhatcanwelearnaboutReleafPaperfromthepassage?A.Ittransformsfallenleavesintopulp. B.Itcollectsfallenleavesatahighcost.C.ItwasstartedbyAlexanderSobolenko. D.Ithasbeenlaunchedinseveralcountries.26.Whatdoesparagraph4talkabout?A.Themethodofstoringfallenleaves. B.ReleafPaper’sworkingprocess.C.ReleafPaper’senvironmentalbenefits. D.Thecontributionstocityeconomy.27.WhatisSobolenko’splanforthefutureofReleafPaper?A.Tofocusmainlyonpaperproducts. B.Towidenrawmaterialsglobally.C.Toreplaceleaveswithfruitwaste. D.Toshiftfromcitiestofarmingregions.InWestAfrica,particularlyinCameroon,IvoryCoast,andTogo,mentalhealthremainsasignificanttabooandtherapy(治疗)servicesarealmostnonexistent.Inthischallengingenvironment,hairdressershaveemergedastrustedmunityfiguresprovidinginformalmentalhealthsupport.TheBluemindFoundation,aninternationalnongovernmentalorganization,whoseconstantmessageis“mentalhealthishealth”hascreatedtheHealbyHairprogram.Throughathreedaycourse,ittrainsover400hairdresserstoactas“mentalhealthambassadors”byteachingthemactivelisteningskillsandhowtorecognizesignsofdepressionandgenderbasedviolence.Thesehairdressersbeefirstpointsofcontactforcustomersfacingmentalhealthissues,offeringfortandguidance.Theyalsorefercustomerstoprofessionalsorauthoritieswhennecessary,thoughmanyfacefinancial(财政)andsocietallimitstoformalcare.Theprogramcapturesvaluesoflisteningandsupportineverydaysaloninteractions,amunalspacewherewomentraditionallyspendtime.Already,over150hairdressershavebeentrainedincountrieslikeTogo,IvoryCoast,andCameroon,andtheinitiativehasreachedover100,000womenandplanstoexpandfurtheracrossAfrica.By2035,BluemindFoundationaimstotrain1,000hairdressersin20Africancities,andtohelpimprovethementalhealthof2,000,000Africanwomen.TheNewYorkTimesarticlehighlightsthesignificantimpactofHealByHair.Theprojectnotonlyaddressestheshamesurroundingmentalhealthbutempowerswomenhairdresserstobeerecognizedmunityleadersandemotionalsupportfigures,transformingtheirsalonsintosafespacesfordiscussionandhealing,andmakingitanewcornerstoneofmentalhealthsupport.Thisgrassrootsapproachhighlightstheimportanceofaccessiblementalhealthcaresolutionsinregionswithlimitedresources.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“taboo”inparagraph1probablymean?A.Apressingissue. B.Asexdifference.C.Adeadlydisease. D.Asociallyunacceptabletopic.29.Whichofthefollowingisataskof“mentalhealthambassadors”?A.Teachingwomengoodlisteningandoralskills.B.Decoratingtheirhairsalonsintoatrainingroom.C.Offeringaidtothoseshowingsignsofdepression.D.Financingthosewhocan’taffordformalmentalcare.30.Howdoestheauthorpresenttheprogram’sinfluenceinparagraph3?A.Byprovidingdata. B.Bygivingexamples.C.Byquotinganexpert. D.Bymakingparisons.31.WhatdoesTheNewYorkTimesthinkoftheHealByHairprogram?A.It’sriskfree. B.It’smisleading. C.It’sshortlived. D.It’spioneering.AsaregionfrequentlyaffectedbydroughtinAfrica,theSahelusedtosufferfromseverewatershortages.Butinrecentdecades,climatechangeandpopulationgrowthhaveworsenedthesituation,withnumerousmunitieslackingaccesstocleandrinkingwater.Thiscriticalshortageledtowidespreadwaterrelateddiseasesandevenforcedmigrationinsomeseverelyaffectedareas,withexpertswarningthattraditionalwatersourcesmightdryupwithintheingyears.ThatwaswheretheinnovativeAquaSolinitiativecamein.TheAquaSolproject,aprogramaimedatprovidingcleanwaterintheSahel,hascelebratedthesuccessfulinstallationof50solarpoweredwaterpurificationunits(净水装置)thisyear.Theneweststation,named“HopeSpring”bylocalmunitieswithitsorigininanativeproverb,symbolizesanoptimisticfuturewherecleanwaterisnolongeranimpossibleluxurybutadailyreality.HopeSpringrepresentsakeypartoftheAquaSolinitiativethatbringstogethertechpanies,nonprofits,andinternationalagenciesinamissiontodealwithwatershortageusingrenewableenergy.Fortheproject,efficientsolarpanels(太阳能板)poweradvancedpurificationsystemsthatcleangroundwater,whichisthensafelystoredinspecializedtanksformunityuse.Sofar,HopeSpringhasreliablyprovidedsafewaterforover40,000people,withseveralvillagesalreadyachievingselfsufficiency(自给自足)inwatersupply.TheSahel’sselectionasthemainsiteisstrategic,givenitshighsolarenergypotentialandurgentwaterneeds.Governmentpoliciesthatsupportgreentechnologyandlocalpartnershipshavecreatedanidealenvironmentforsuchinnovations.Thesuccessofthesesolarwaterstationspointstoabrighterfuturenotonlyforwatersecuritybutalsofortheapplicationofcleanenergyinsolvingglobalissues.AsDr.AminaDiallo,theprojectleader,stated,“WithpracticalmodelslikeAquaSol,wecanextendsimilarsolutionstootherdryregionswherepeople’slivesarethreatenedbywatershortage.”32.WhatisaresultofthewatershortageinSahel?A.Worseningclimate. B.Increasingpopulation.C.Thespreadofillnesses. D.Thereplacementofwatersources.33.WhatisthemainpurposeoftheAquaSolproject?A.Toofferaccessiblecleanwater. B.Toensureenoughwaterstorage.C.Toresearchclimatechangeeffects. D.Tobetterwaterpurificationunits.34.Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?A.HowHopeSpringfunctions. B.Whatvillagersthinkoftheproject.C.Theimportanceofcleangroundwater. D.Theeffectivenessofsolarpanels.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.WaterPurificationUnits:AFreshHopeB.HopeSpring:ANewBeginningC.Solarpower:ABrightFutureofEnergyD.AquaSol:ASolutionforThirstyLandsWithleavescoveringthegroundandcoolairhintingatthecolderdaysahead,thisseasongoesbytwonames:autumnandfall.ButwhydoAmericanstendtocallitfallwhiletheBritishpreferautumn36Before“autumn”and“fall”becamewidespread,theseasonwasoftencalled“harvest”,reflectingtheseason’smainpurpose.Associetyshiftedfromfarmlifetomorecitycenteredliving,theword“harvest”graduallylostitsmeaningasthenameoftheseasonandbecamemorespecificallyassociatedwiththeactofgatheringcrops.37.Theword“autumn”canbetracedbacktotheLatinword“autumnus”,whichoriginallymeant“theseasonofearlyrains”.InancientRome,“autumnus”referredtotheperiodoftheyearbetweensummerandwinter.38.AstheRomanEmpireexpanded,sodidtheusageof“autumnus”acrossEurope.Astimewentby,“autumn”graduallycametobewidelyusedtodescribetheseason.39.In16thcenturyEngland,expressionslike“falloftheleaf”and“falloftheyear”becamemontodescribetheseasonwhenleavesdroppedfromtrees.Thesephraseswereeventuallyshortenedto“fall”,adirectandvisuallyclearterm.WhenEnglishsettlersmovedtotheAmericancolonies(殖民地)duringthe17thcentury,theycarriedthistermwiththem.40.Meanwhile,“autumn”stayedthepreferredterminEngland,valuedforitssmoothersoundanditstiestoideasoflife,changeanddecline.Today,bothwordsareusedintheUKandtheUS.ForAmericans,“fall”ismoremon.IntheUK,theoppositeistrue.A.Becausetherearelotsofleavesinbothtwocountries.B.Theanswerliesinamixofhistory,languageandculture.C.Infact,“harvest”meansgatheringcropsattheendofthegrowingcycle.D.paredwith“autumn”,“fall”developedthroughasimplershiftinlanguage.E.Overtime,“fall”becamemorepopularinNorthAmericabecauseitwaseasytouse.F.Itwasatimeofchangeastheleavesfellfromthetreesandthetemperaturedropped.G.Thischangecreatedspacefor“autumn”and“fall”totakeovertodescribetheseason.三、完形填空AcoffeeshopinMiddleborough,Massachusetts,hastakenauniqueapproachtoattractcustomers,andit’scapturingheartsandviewsonline.CoffeeMilanoCaferecentlyposteda41atitsentrancethatread,“WalkinandgiveusyourBESTdancemovesfor5seconds,”invitingcustomerstoshowcasetheirdanceskills42freecoffee.43byasimilarpromotionfromapizzashop,thecafé’sinitiative(新举措)wasatfirst44asafunwaytoimprovethecustomerexperienceandhighlighttheircozyatmosphere.However,theynever45theoverwhelmingresponseitwouldreceive.Theonlinevideoshowcasingcustomersdancinghasreceived7.6million46,makingthecafégoviral.OliviaSvenson,socialmediadirectoratCoffeeMilanoCafe,sharedher47withABCNews:“Wejustthoughtitwasgoingtobea(n)48thingforthepeoplethateineveryday.”Sheemphasizedthejoyofseeingpeople49themselvesthroughdance,stating,“Everybodylikestoseepeoplehappy.”Thecafé’sowner,JoshRashid,also50thepositiveimpactoftheevent.Henotedthatsometimeslifecanbe51,butmomentslikethese—wherelaughterandjoyare52—canmakeallthedifference.Thisinitiativebroughtsmilestomanyfacesandalsodevelopedasenseof53andconnectionamongcustomers.Giventhe54ofthisevent,CoffeeMilanoCafeisconsideringplanningmorefun55inthefuture,encouragingeveryonetokeepdancingbecause“life’sshort.”41.A.text B.picture C.letter D.sign42.A.inexchangefor B.infavorof C.inneedof D.intimefor43.A.Led B.Pressured C.Advised D.Inspired44.A.explained B.praised C.intended D.listed45.A.recognized B.expected C.understood D.considered46.A.views B.copies C.questions D.links47.A.confusion B.surprise C.worry D.curiosity48.A.amazing B.small C.odd D.impressive49.A.fort B.find C.express D.change50.A.reflectedon B.foughtfor C.caredabout D.dealtwith51.A.hopeless B.simple C.challenging D.changeable52.A.accepted B.connected C.discussed D.shared53.A.achievement B.humor C.responsibility D.munity54.A.success B.origin C.result D.process55.A.performances B.games C.gatherings D.videos四、语法填空56.(frighten)bythesceneinfrontofhim,hewasfrozentothespot.(所给词的适当形式填空)57.Thewriter’sbookraisedpeople’s(aware)ofthedangersofpollution.(所给词的适当形式填空)58.Itisimportanttohaveyoureyeschecked(regular)toprotectyoureyesight.(所给词的适当形式填空)59.Parentsshouldgivetheirchildrenmore(opportunity)tohavepersonaltimeandspacetodowhatevertheywant.(所给词的适当形式填空)60.Variousactivitieswillbeorganized,(range)fromlearningbasicChinesecharacterstoexploringtheartofChinesecalligraphy.(所给词的适当形式填空)五、完成句子61.那就是为什么当星星出来的时候,它们是可见的。而当灯灭的时候,是不可见的。whenthestarsareout,theyarevisible,butwhenthelightsareout,theyareinvisible.62.这次比赛不仅提高了我的英语水平,也开阔了我的视野。NotonlymyEnglishskills,butitalsobroadenedmyhorizons.63.凡是参观过紫禁城的人一定对中国古代人民的智慧留下深刻印象。PeoplewhohavevisitedtheForbiddenCitymustthewisdomoftheancientChinese.64.老师激励着我,我下定决心要提高我的成绩。WithmyteacherImadeupmymindtoimprovemygrade.65.志愿者工作可以对当地社区和个人成长产生影响。Volunteerworkcanlocalmunitiesandpersonalgrowth.六、书信写作66.假定你是李华,你打算弄一只宠物猫,但你的父母并不支持。于是你给校英文报“Students’Voice”专栏写信咨询解决办法。内容包括:(1)你和父母各自的意见;(2)寻求建议。注意:(1)写作词数应为80左右;(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearSir/Madam,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua七、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一段,使之构成一篇完整的短文。ColdwindbrushedagainstLeo’scheeksashehurrieddownthesnowysidewalk.Hisdutyatthegrocerystorehadendedlate,andhehadskippeddinnerjusttocleanupthemessinaisle(过道)four.Thestreetswerequiet,andthebusstopaheadlookedlikeatinyislandinthedark.AsLeogotcloser,hesawtheredtaillightsofthelastbuspullingaway.“No!”heshouted,breakingintoarun.Butitwastoolate.Leostoodthereforamoment,breathinghard,watchingthebusdisappeardownthestreet.Hisphonewasdead,hisglovesweretoothinandhehadnomoneyforataxi.Thewalkhomewouldtakeatleastanhour,andthesnowwasstartingtofallagain.Leosatdownonthecoldbench,rubbinghishandstogetherandtryingnottofeeltoosorryforhimself.Acrossthestreet,asmallcafestillhaditslightson.Asigninthewindowsaid“OpenLate”,andwarmyellowlightspilledoutontothesidewalk.Leohesitated.Hedidn’twanttospendmoneyhedidn’thave,buthealsodidn’twanttofreeze.Finally,hecrossedthestreetandpushedopenthedoor.Inside,itsmelledlikecinnamonandhotchocolate.Thewomanbehindthecounterlookedupandgavehimakindsmile.“Longnight?”sheasked.Leonoddedandtoldheraboutthemissedbus.“Well,sitdownandwarmup,”shesaid,alreadypouringadrink.“Thisisfree.”Leoheldthewarmmugbetweenhishandsandtooksmallsips(一小口),lettingtheheatreturntohisbody.Thecafewasquietexceptforsoftjazzplayinginthebackground.Thewomanbroughthimaplateofcookies.注意:1.续写词数应为100左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Embarrassed,Leorefusedtotakethem.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

题号12345678910答案ABBACBABCA题号11121314151617181920答案BACCBCBACC题号21222324252627282930答案BDCBACBDCA题号31323334353637383940答案DCAADBGFDE题号41424344454647484950答案DADCBABBCA题号5152535455答案CDDAC1.A【原文】M:It’s5:30p.m.already.I’mgoinghomenow.W:I’mleaving,too.Canyougivemearidetothesupermarketonyourwayhome?I’vegottobuysomefood.2.B【原文】W:OK.You’reinquitealotofpain.ButasyoucanseefromtheXray,yourfingerisn’tbroken.M:Great!IthoughtIbrokeitwhenIhitthevolleyball.IguessIneedtostopplayingtennisandbasketballforawhiletoo.3.B【原文】M:Jenny,couldyoulookaftermydogwhenI’monholiday?W:Ofcourse.YouknowhowmuchIloveyourdog.Butwho’slookingafteryourcat?M:Oneofmyneighborshasofferedtowatchher.4.A【原文】W:Whichcardoyoulike,sir?M:Ilikethiselectricone.Itisbetterfortheenvironment.ButIalsolikethatonewithagasengine.Whataretheirprices?W:Theyareboth$25,000.5.C【原文】W:HaveyouheardofTonySaladino?M:Isn’thetheguywhosingsthatsongtheyplayeveryChristmas?W:No,silly.He’saverytalentedpainterandhisworksareonshowatthegallery.Wanttoe?6.B7.A【原文】M:IwishIcouldseeyouoff,butIcan’tgettotheairportuntil6:00p.m..W:I’llhaveleftbythen.Myflightleavesat5:30p.m..M:Whatapity!You’regoingstraighttoBoston,aren’tyou?W:No.I’llstaywithmysisterinNewYorkforafewdaysandthengotoBoston.M:Isyoursistergoingtomeetyouattheairport?W:Idon’tthinkso.I’llhavetotakeataxi.M:Ihopeyouhaveapleasantjourney.etoDetroitagainwheneveryouhaveachance.8.B9.C10.A【原文】W:Thatlookslikehardwork.Areyouabletotalk?M:Yes.JustanotherfewminutesonthisexercisebikeandthenI’mfinished.W:Doyouliftweightsaswell?M:Yes.Idoweights,thebikeandtherowingmachinethreetimesaweek.Whataboutyou?W:Oh,I’veonlybeenusingthisgymforafewweeks.IdoanhourontherowingmachinebeforeIgotowork.M:Youworknights?W:Yes.I’manurse.M:Wouldyoumindtimingme?Iwanttofinishintwominutes.W:Ofcourse.11.B12.A13.C【原文】M:IloveenjoyingChineseartbutIdon’talwaysunderstandit.W:Ithinklookingatabeautifulthingcanbeenough.M:ButI’dliketoknowwhatitmeans.W:I’mateachernow.ButwhenIwasatuniversity,IattendedalecturebyafamousChineseartresearcher.Heexplainedsomethings.M:Whatdidhesay?W:TherearethreeperfectformsinChineseart:calligraphy(书法),poetryandpainting.Andtheyoftenetogetherinasinglework.M:Likethispainting?W:Yes.Ithasallthreeelements,butthereissomethingelseI’dliketoshowyou.M:What’sthat?W:Abeautifulvase(花瓶),alsowiththethreeforms.Itisinthenextroom.14.C15.B16.C【原文】W:Hello.Howareyouenjoyingyournewhouse?Wedon’tmaketoomuchnoise,dowe?M:No,weneverhearathing.IcametoaskifIcouldborrowapen.Thereisn’toneworkinginourhouse.W:Certainly.Justwaitaminute.Barry,cleanthefloor.M:Oh,wow.Thecleanerismoving.Howdidyoudothat?W:It’sBarry.Heworksbyhearingmyvoice.Ica

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