江苏省淮安市高中校协作体2025-2026学年高二上学期期中联考试题 英语 含答案

江苏省淮安市高中校协作体2025-2026学年高二上学期11月期中

英语试题

一、听力选择题

1．WhatwillKarendo?

A．Checkthetime.B．Stopplayingthepiano.C．Apologizetoherneighbors.

2．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A．Onabus.B．Inthestreet.C．Atamuseum.

3．WhatdoesMichellesuggestMarkdo?

A．Seeadoctor.B．Controlhisdiet.C．Trythenewicecreamshop.

4．Whatdoesthemanthinkofthephone?

A．Itisexpensive.B．Itisoutdated.C．Itisofpoorquality.

5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A．Adinnerparty.B．Anewrestaurant.C．Thecafeteriafood.

听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。

6．Whatisbrokeninthesalesdepartment?

A．Alight.B．Acopymachine.C．Anairconditioner.

7．WhatisMaxgoingtodofirst?

A．dealwithotherurgentrepairs.

B．Entertainimportantcustomers.

C．Arrangealunchappointment.

听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。

8．Howmanypeopleareexpectedtoattendtheparty?

A．About250.B．About300.C．About350.

9．Whycan’tthepartybeheldinthePineRoom?

A．Itisabitfar.

B．Thedecorationisn’tgood.

C．There’snotenoughroom.

10．WhatwillDrDarrendonextFridaynight?

A．Listentoareport.B．Takepartinaparty.C．Workonaspeech.

听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。

11．Whydoesthemanmakethecall?

A．Thequalityofthepizzasispoor.

B．Hisdeliveryisseriouslydelayed.

C．Hegotthewrongnumberofpizzas.

12．Howdoesthewomansolvetheproblem?

A．Returnthemoney.

B．Sendthepizzasoncemore.

C．Takebackthedeliveredpizzas.

13．Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardtheman’scomplaint?

A．Annoyed.B．Carefree.C．Apologetic.

听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。

14．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Classmates.B．Brotherandsister.C．Teacherandstudent

15．WhydidSammisssomeclasses?

A．Heaskedforsickleave.

B．HetookatriptoLondon.

C．Helookedafterhisfather.

16．Whenwillthespeakersmeetintheevening?

A．At5:00.B．At6:00.C．At7:00.

听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。

17．Howmuchisthemostpopularticket?

A．£39.B．£43.C．£55.

18．WhostartedMadameTussaudsMuseum?

A．AFrenchking.B．Anartteacher.C．Afootballer.

19．WhereisthefourthMadameTussaudsMuseum?

A．InLondon.B．InAmsterdam.C．InWashington.

20．Whatisthespeakerabouttodo?

A．Havearestinacafe.

B．Handoutsomeguidebooks.

C．Touraroundthemuseumshop.

二、阅读理解

IslandofAdventureatUniversalOrlandoinFlorida

Peoplesaythatitisthehomeofthe“HarryPotterThemePark”.TheWizardingWorldisthemostpopular

partofthepark.OtherpopularridesincludetheAmazingAdventuresofSpiderMan,Popeye&Bluto’s

Bilge-RatBargesandtheJurassicParkRiverAdventure.

ItisopenfromMondaytoSaturday.$15.95forchildren,3to13yearsold;$29.95forages14andover.

Pi-oIndoorThemeParkinLongueuil

ThePi-oIndoorThemeParkfeatures16rides,asmallseatrain,akid-sizedbowlingalley(保龄球场)，a

mirrormaze(迷宫),themeroomswhichincludetheChristmasroomonthesea,andaprivatereceptionroom.“I

wantedtocreateasafeenvironmentforkidsaged1to10,”explainstheownerJocelynePinard.Shenoteshow

manycompetingamusementparkshavesectionsthatcanbeunsafeforyoungkidssuchasthe“ballrooms”fullof

looseplasticballs.Sothisishowitisdifferentfromotheramusementparks.

Opensevendaysaweek.Theadmissionfeesare$16.99forindividuals(个人)and$64forfamilies.

LegolandWindsorThemeParkinLondon

LegolandWindsoristhebestchoiceforyoungfamilies.Theparkisdesignedforchildrenfrom3to12.

Thereareover50ridesaswellasliveshows,workshops,andotherattractionsaimedatyoungerchildren,and

especiallythosewhoarealreadyfondofbuildingblock(积木)toys.

Theparkisopeneverysingleday.Adults:$35.Ages3-15and60+:$26.Buyonlineandsave$3perperson.

WonderlaThemeParkinIndia

Wonderlaisaworld-classamusementpark.It’smodern,cleanandgreen,andhasallkindsofattractions.

Thereareover50rides,12ofwhicharewater-basedand9especiallyforsmallchildren.Ifyoulovegettingwet,

don’tmisstheRainDisco-anindoordancefloorwitharainsystemthatprovidesshowersofwarmwatertothe

music.

MondaytoFriday11a.m.until6p.m.;Saturday,Sunday,holidayandfestivalseasons11a.m.until7p.m.

Singleadult/child—$13.50;Familyticket(foranyfourpeople)$50.00;Children3andunder—Free.

21．IfacouplewanttovisitLegolandWindsorThemeParkwiththeir5-year-oldson,howmuchdotheyneedto

paywhenbookingonline?

A．$70.B．$87.C．$93.D．$96.

22．IfJimisfreethisSunday,hecanchoosetovisitthefollowingparksEXCEPT________.

A．IslandsofAdventureB．Pi-oC．LegolandWindsorD．Wonderla

23．Whereisthepassagemostprobablytakenfrom?

A．Asciencemagazine.B．Atextbook.C．Atravelguide.D．Alocal

newspaper.

Ifyoulookaroundyourcity,youmightspotgirlswearinghanfuinsubwaysorpeoplewearingT-shirtswith

Chinesecharactersonthestreets.AnewtrendistakingholdinChina—guochao,or“Chinachic”

ThetermcharacterizestheriseofChina’snativefashiontrends.Ithasexpandedtheconceptof“Madein

China”,whichhasbeenrecognizedastherepresentationofChinesecultureandaesthetics(美学)offeredby

homegrownChinesebrands.

China-chiccameintothespotlightin2018.Beforethat,big-nameforeigncompanies,suchasNIKE,

ADIDASandPUMA,dominatedtheworldmarket.Butthatyear,ChinesesportswearbrandLi-Ningchanged

thingsup.Duringthe2018NewYorkFashionWeek,Li-NingintroduceditsTaoism-inspiredWuDaocollection.

Thecollectionnotonlyhadatrendylook,butalsoincludedelementsoftraditionalChineseculture.Itimmediately

grabbedattentionathomeandabroad.Asaresult,thecompanyrecorded20percentprofitgrowthin2018,marking

thefirsttimethebrand’srevenuehadhitthe10-billion-yuanmarksinceitsfounding.

Thetrendtoembracedomesticbrandshassincespreadrapidlytovarioussectorsandproducts,fromfood

anddrinkstoclothing,mobilephonesandelectricvehicles.Forexample,WhiteRabbit,whosesweetcandybrings

backchildhoodmemoriesformany,launcheditsperfumeandlipbalm.“WewantWhiteRabbittobeabrandthat

youngpeoplewanttoshare,”saidShenQinfeng,thecompany’smarketingmanager.

“Now,theguochaotrendismovingtothenextstage,whereitssuccesswillrely.Firstandforemost,on

gainingculturalconfidenceratherthanWesternrecognition.”accordingtoKerraZhou,founderofbrandstrategy

consultancyKerrisma.Nomatterhowtheguochaotrenddevelops,there’sonethingthatwon’tchange:Behindthe

crazeispeople’spositiveattitudetowardthecountry’sdevelopmentandtheirrecognitionofgrowingconfidencein

nationalculture,addedZhou.

24．What’sthefunctionofParagraph1?

A．TointroduceanewtrendinChina.B．Tohighlightthepopularityofguochao.

C．Todescribeacommonsceneonthestreet.D．ToshowChinesebrandsbeatforeigncompanies.

25．Whichofthefollowingstatementsaboutguochaoiscorrect?

A．Li-Ningstimulatedthedevelopmentofguochao.

B．Guochaoisanewtrendpopularthroughouttheworld.

C．Guochaoreferstopeople’spreferenceforancientculture.

D．It’sbefore2018thatguochaohadreceivedgreatattention.

26．WhydidLi-Ninggetsomuchattentionduringthe2018NewYorkFashionWeek?

A．Ittooktheleadinthesimilarbrands.

B．ItadoptedWesterndesigninitssportswear.

C．Itsrevenuehitthe10-billion-yuanmarkthatyear.

D．ItsproductsfollowedthetrendandreflectedChineseelements.

27．WhatmayKerraZhouagreewith?

A．Chineseisstillfollowingthewesterntrend.

B．Guochao’ssuccessreliesonwesternrecognition.

C．Nationalpridearousesthepassionforguochao.

D．Culturalawarenessisthekeytowinningmarketshare.

Imaginetheroadwayswherenearlyallseriousaccidentscanbeavoided,andtruckscantransportgoods

aroundtheclockwithoutneedingtostopforsleep.Applicationsforadvanceddriverassistancesystems(ADAS)

willreplacetheaveragehumanreactiontime,loweringitfrom1.6secondstojust0.5seconds,savingcountless

livesintheprocess.

Thedriverlessfutureofautonomousvehicles(AV)issettotransformsocietybyreinventing(重塑)the

transportationindustryandchangingconsumerbehaviorsforever.Yet,theshareofconsumerswhosupport

governmentregulationoffullyself-drivingcarshasdeclined15%overthepastyear,andtrustinthesafetyof

autonomousvehiclesisdown5%.Toaddresstheseongoingsafetyconcerns,moremustbedone.

Autonomousvehiclesshouldnotberegulatedbythesamerulesthatgovernstandardpassengervehicles

becausethoseregulationsdonotaddresstheuniquesafetychallengesforAVs.Toaddresstheseconcerns,the

industrywillneedtocontinuebuildingpublictrustthroughtheimprovedperformanceofAVsystems,especiallyin

controlledenvironments.

Reachingatotallyhands-offandeyes-offautonomousdrivingexperiencewillrequirearangeof

next-generationtechnologiesthatarestillbeingdeveloped.Automakerswillcontinuetoincreasethesafetyof

autonomousvehiclesbyapplyingnewtechnologiessuchasartificialintelligenceandmachinelearningtoimprove

theperformanceofsensorsthatuseradioandlightwavestohelpdetectroadusersinallweatherconditions.

ThetechnicalbrainofanAVsystemreliesonsoftwaresystemsthatactivelyprotectpassengers.Asthis

marketgrows,costswillsteadilyfallforthesenewsensorsandhigh-performancecomputers,justassafety

standardscontinuetoprogressaroundthecountryandtheworld.TohelpbuildconfidenceinAVs,theindustrywill

needtogenerateacommonsetoftestingstandards,similartocrashsafetystandards,thatAVdeveloperscan

evaluatetheirsystemsagainst.

Asautonomousdrivingevolves,theroadtoadriverlessfuturestillholdsmanytwistsandturnsahead.It

shouldbeanexcitingandwildrideforyearstocomeastheautoindustryreinventsitselfwithever-increasing

levelsofautomation.

28．WhatmakeconsumersstillhesitantabouttheapplicationofAV?

A．Costlyoperatingsystems.B．Governmentregulations.

C．Potentialsafetyconcerns.D．Complicatedtechnologies.

29．Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph3?

A．AVsfailtofollowstandardregulations.B．TailoredrulesareneededforAVs.

C．PublictrustinAVsisdifficulttoearn.D．AVsshouldbetestedonpublicroads.

30．Howcanthepublic’strustinAVsbeimproved?

A．Byintegratingexistingtechnologies.B．Bylimitingtheirmaximumspeed.

C．Bydevelopingareliabletestingsystem.D．Byminimizingthecostofsensors.

31．Whatisthewriter’sattitudetowardsthefutureofAVs?

A．Skepticalandconcerned.B．Cautiousyetoptimistic.

C．Worriedandreserved.D．Pessimisticyettolerant.

Usingartificialintelligencetocreateartworksincreasesartists’productivityandgeneratesmorepositive

reactions,accordingtoastudyinvolvingsubmissionstoapopularart-sharingwebsitebymorethan50,000users.

ButgenerativeAIworksaremorelikelytodisplaystereotypical(刻板印象的)themes,reducingthenoveltyofan

artist’swork.

Theresearcherstracked4millionworkspublishedonthewebsitebytheartists.Theartistsself-dividedinto

twogroups:thosewhocontinuedtoworkusingtraditionalmethods—asortofcontrolgroup,andthosewho

adoptedAI.Thelattergroup,numberingabout5,800,wereidentifiedbytheuseoftags(标签)ontheirwork,such

as“AI-generated”orthenamesoftheAItools.WorkspostedintoAIartcommunitiesonthesitewerealso

included.

ArtistswhoadoptedAItoolssawtheirproductivitymeasuredbythenumberofworkspostedincreaseby25

percentoverthestudyperiod.Theyalsosawa50percentriseinthenumberof“favourites”theirworkreceived

oversixmonths.Butnovelty,measuredbythesubjectmatterandspecificdetailsofthework,decreasedforthe

AI-usinggroup.

“Thestudycompletelytrackswithmyownexperiencewiththesetoolsandspaces,”saysAndres

GuadamuzattheUniversityofSussex,UK.“Atfirst,itfeltthatyoucoulddoanything,bringanythinginyourhead

intoexistence,butthemoreIusedthem,themoreIkeptcomingbacktothemesIliked.”

Guadamuzpointsoutthatheisn’tjudgingthequalityoftheimagesproducedbygenerativeAInortheir

originality,northecreativityinvolvedintheprocess.Allthesethingsareoftenhotlycontested,withsomeartists

sayingthatgenerativeAIisusingtheirworksastrainingdataandlimitingtheirabilitytoberecognizedas

creatives.

ZhouatBostonUniversityisalsoconsideringthesequestions.Hesays,“Thegenerativetechnology

acceleratestheabilitytoproduce.Butitraisesotherissues:Areweforegoingtheprocessofunderstandingwhat

goesintobeingcreativeandproducingsomethingmeaningful,infavourofjustbeingabletobruteforceourway

withtechnology?”

32．WhatdoweknowabouttheartworkscreatedbyAIaccordingtoparagraph1?

A．Theyareabundantbutlesscreative.B．Theyaregenerativebutlesspopular.

C．Theybalancepopularitywithartisticdepth.D．Theyattractviewerswiththetrendysubjects.

33．Howwasthestudyconducted?

A．Bysurveyingartists’opinionsonAItoolsusing.

B．ByanalyzingsuggestionsongenerativeAIworks.

C．BycomparingartworkswithdifferentAIinvolvement.

D．ByobservingtheprocessofAI-assistedartisticcreation.

34．WhatcanbeinferredfromGuadamuz’sstatement?

A．AItoolshelpartistsexplorenewcreativestyles.

B．AIusersreceivemorerecognitionfortheircreativity.

C．ArtistsbelieveAIimprovesthequalityoftheirartworks.

D．ArtistsmayrepeatthemestheylikewhenusingAItools.

35．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheUnstoppableRiseofAIArtworks.B．TheBreakthroughofAIinArtisticCreation.

C．TheRoleofAIinArtisticProductivity.D．TheDouble-EdgedSwordofAIinArtworks.

Youmayhavegrownuplivingwithlotsofsiblings,orthismaybeyourfirsttimesharingyourlivingspace

withsomeoneelse.Whilehavingaroommateinevitablyhasitschallenges,itcanalsobeagreatpartofyour

collegeexperience.36

Respectyourroommate’sstuff

Thismayseemsimple,butit’sprobablyoneofthebiggestreasonswhyroommatesexperienceconflict.

Don’ttakeitforgrantedthathe’llnotmindifyoutakehiscleats(钉鞋)foraquicksoccergame?37

Don’tborrow,use,ortakeanythingwithoutgettingpermissionfirst.

38

Don’tgointoyourroommaterelationshipthinkingthatyouaregoingtobebestfriendsforthetimeyou’reat

school.Itmayhappen,butexpectingitsetsbothofyouupfortrouble.Youshouldbefriendlywithyourroommate

butalsomakesureyouhaveyourownsocialcircles.

Stayopentochange

Youshouldexpecttolearnandgrowandchangeduringyourtimeatschool.39Asthesemester

progresses,realizethingswillchangeforbothofyou.Becomfortableaddressingthingsthatunexpectedlycomeup,

settingnewrules,andbeingflexibletoyourchangingenvironment.

40Nomatterwhatyourrelationshipisattheendoftheyear,youcantakecomfortknowingyou

actedlikeanadultandtreatedyourroommatewithrespect.

A．However,youjustcrosstheline.

B．Makefriendstopromoteyourrelationship.

C．Befriendly,withoutexpectingtobebestfriends.

D．Andthesameshouldhappentoyourroommate.

E．Treatyourroommatelikeyou’dliketobetreated.

F．Don’tthinkyouarenotbotheringothersbecauseyouareroommates.

G．Followthetipsbelowandyourroommaterelationshipscanbequiteharmonious.

三、完形填空

Mybirthstorywasunusual.Bornwithoutmylefthand,doctorsinformedmyparentsofthis41.

However,limb(肢体)differencesarenot42.Myparentstaughtmetoacceptmine.Theysupportedme

insports,theatre,andschool,ensuringIleda43life.

Asachild,I44quickly,learningtotiemyshoeswithonehand.ButasIgrew,theeagernesstofit

ingrewstronger.Onmyfirstdayofhighschool,the45ofmydifferencestruckmelikeatonofbricks.I

recallboardingthebusandnoticingonestudentstaringatmyleftarmforan46longtime.Ifelta

sudden47tohidemyhand,soIquicklyslippeditintomypocket.

Fortwodecades,Ikeptitasecret,fearingthe48ofothers.Butatage38,exhaustedof

49,Imetsomeoneexceptionalandinvitedthemintomyworld.ItwasacrucialmomentasIfinallyfeltready

to50myself.Theirwillingnessto51theunhidingjourneywithmewas52

whatIneeded.Fortheveryfirsttime,Iallowedsomeonetoreallyholdmylimb,observeit,takepicturesofit,

touchit,andmostimportantly,53me.

Today,Inolongerhidemyleftarm;Iwearitwith54.Mystoryteachesmethat55

arenotweaknesses;butrather,thethingsthatmakeusuniqueandbeautiful.

41．A．advantageB．uniquenessC．innovationD．punishment

42．A．distinctB．distantC．uncommonD．unimportant

43．A．normalB．instantC．apparentD．constant

44．A．adoptB．adaptC．appealD．approve

45．A．imaginationB．impressionC．expectationD．realization

46．A．unfairlyB．unnoticeablyC．unwillinglyD．uncomfortably

47．A．securityB．desireC．regretD．delight

48．A．criticismB．disapprovalC．judgementD．commitment

49．A．hidingB．forecastingC．wanderingD．reacting

50．A．defeatB．denyC．defendD．reveal

51．A．takeupB．sumupC．breakdownD．gothrough

52．A．exactlyB．barelyC．rarelyD．mostly

53．A．followB．acceptC．inquireD．oppose

54．A．pityB．prideC．puzzleD．wonder

55．A．fearsB．tearsC．differencesD．prospects

四、语法填空

阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

Five-dayworkweeksarecommonlyacceptedandpracticed.Buttrialsofafour-dayweekinIcelandwere

considered56(remarkable)successful.Theyled57manyworkersmovingtoshorterhours

andworkersaroundtheworldarefollowingthetrend.Whyhasthispracticegained58(popular)andis

itpossibletoapplyitcrossculturally?

Thetrials,59involvedmorethan2,500workers,tookplaceseveralyearsago.It60

(report)thatproductivityremainedthesameorimprovedinthemajorityofworkplaces.Meanwhile,theyfound

theirworkingconditionswere61(little)stressfulandtheywerenolongeratriskofburnout,andtheir

healthandworklifebalancealsoimproved.

Therefore,theworld’slargestevertrialofashorterworkingweekwas62completesuccess,

63(show)thatthepublic’sserviceisripeforbeingapioneerofshorterworkingweeksandlessonscanbe

learnedbyothergovernments.

Anumberofothertrials64(run)acrosstheworldnow.Forinstance,UnileverinNewZealandis

givingstaffachancetocuttheirhoursby20%withouthurtingtheirpayinatrial.Peoplefeelactuallymore

attachedtothejob65theygetrewardedbyhavingmoretime.

66．Geneticistshavebeentryingtoidentifygenesrelatetowhichdiseases,astheybelievegenomeediting

isaneffectivemeansofdiseasetreatmentandprevention.(用适当的词填空)

67．Thefire,whichisthoughttohavestartedfromthe8thfloor,spreadquicklythroughthetowerblockonSunday

night,(leave)peopleontheupperfloorstrapped.(所给词的适当形式填空)

68．Newsreports(write)atdifferentstagesofaneventcouldcontaindifferentinformationasnewfacts

arebroughttolight.(所给词的适当形式填空)

69．ThePulitzerPrizesareasetofawardshonoringexcellencein(journal)andthearts.(所给词的适当形

式填空)

70．Thepastdecades(witness)therapiddevelopmentofonlinenewsmedia.(所给词的适当形式填

空)

71．ItwasaFrenchman,PierredeCoubertin,broughttheOlympicsbacktolife.（用适当的词填空）

72．Hecametopublicattentionduringthe1960RomeOlympics,hewonthelightheavyweightgold

medalfortheUSA,demonstratinggreattalentandpersonalityintheprocess.(用适当的词填空)

73．Moreoftenthannot,winninghasthevictorwalkingonair,lostinthegloryofthemoment,the

loserisleftwithabittertasteandafeelingoffailure.（用适当的词填空）

74．Itmayseemlikebuildingcastlesintheair,but(give)therateatwhichartificialintelligence,orAI,is

beingdeveloped,inthefuturesuchdreamsmayactuallycometrue.(所给词的适当形式填空)

75．Aswebecomemoreandmoredependentoncomputers,somescientistsareurgingus(think)aboutthe

dangersposedbytheadvancesinAI.(所给词的适当形式填空)

五、书面表达

76．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。

AnydaywhenIhadtotravelbyairwastheworstdayofmylife,butasasalesman,Ihadtoflyquiteabit.

Onthisparticulardayin2024,Iwasassignedtoamiddleseat.Unfortunately,IwassofatthatIcouldn’tfitdown

theaislefacingforward,soIwasforcedtowalksidewayslikeacrab.Myweightvariedbetween340and360

pounds,dependingonwhethertotakeitbeforeorafteroneofmyenormousmeals.Whenfinallysqueezingintomy

seat,Ifoundtheseatbeltwasn’tlongenoughtofitaroundmy52-inchwaist.

Atthatmoment,Iwasstrickenbyanintensedesiretoloseweight.Ibeganlookingforsignswhichwould

guidemetowardabetterlife,andinstantlyasignshowedup.AttheswitchofTV,Ihappenedtoseeaninterview

withaformerworldathlete.Hesaidthatadoctorputhimonawhole-food,plant-baseddietandofferedagoodcare

ofhim.Helostweightwithoutfeelinghungry,andhewashealthierandstrongerthanhe’dbeensincehistwenties.

Ineverimaginedmysignwouldcomefromhim,buttherehewas.

Ididn’tknowwhata“whole-food,plant-baseddiet”means.Iwentonlineandsearchedforadoctorwho

couldhelpme.That’showIfoundRobert,anexperiencedmedicalspecialist.Hopefellonmewhenhepromisedto

seemethenextday.Thedoctorrecommendedalowcaloriedietandsomephysicalexercisestodoinmyhome.He

alsomadeasuggestionthatIshouldgotoashelterandadoptadog.“Excuseme?”Icouldn’tbelievewhathesaid.

But,headded,“Adogisagoodcompanion.Whileyouliveinanapartment,thedoghastobewalked.Walking

yourdogtwiceadaywillbeyourexercise.I’msureitcanimprovenotonlyyourhealthbutalsothequalityofyour

life.”

注意：

1.续写词数应为150左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Paragraph1:

Withdisbeliefandhesitation,IdroveuptoadogshelternearwhereIlived.

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Paragraph2:

Icamebackhomewiththelargeblack-and-whitedogwithabigroundbody.

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1．B

【原文】M:Karen,it’salmosthalfpasttennow.I’mafraidyourneighborswillgetannoyedifyoukeepplayingthe

piano.

W:Ididn’tknowitwasalreadysolate.I’llcutitoffrightaway.

2．A

【原文】M:Jennifer,arewegettingoffatthenextstop?

W:No,we’restoppingatthesciencemuseum.Therearestillthreestopsnext.

M:Ireallywanttogetoffnow.I’vebeenstandingforlong.

3．B

【原文】M:Michelle,let’sgotothatnewIcecreamshopthisafternoon.WecaneatasmuchIcecreamaswelike

thereforjusttwodollarseach.

W:Mark,don’tyouthinkyoushouldgoonadietinstead?

M:Youreallytalklikemydoctor.

4．A

【原文】M:Couldyoutellmehowmuchthephonecosts?

W:Around800dollars.Thisisthelatestmodelandisverypopularwithwhitecollars.

M:Doyouofferanydiscount?Ifnot,couldyouintroducemesomethingcheaper?

5．C

【原文】W:So,Mike,whatdoyouthinkoftheCafeteriafood?

M:It’sokay,Iguessit’shome-madefood.Whydoyouask?Don’tyoulikethefoodthere?

W:Well,totellyouthetruth,Ithinkit’sawful.

M:Butit’scheap.Onlyfivedollarsfordinner.

6．C7．A

【原文】W:Max,thesalesdepartmentcalledandsaidsomethingaboutabrokenairconditioner.Unfortunately,a

meetingwithimportantcustomersstartsrightafterlunchandtheywanttomakesureitworksproperlybeforethe

meeting.Canyougoandseeifyoucanfixit?

M:Oh,Ihaveacoupleofurgentrepairsfirstthingthismorning,brokenlights,brokencopymachinesandthings.

Canyoucheckifsomeonecanstayarounduntiltwelvenoonorso?Ishouldbeabletolookatitrightbeforelunch

time.

W:I’llcallandfindout.I’llletyouknowinawhile.

8．B9．C10．C

【原文】W:Excuseme,doctorDarren,weareplanningtohaveapartynextFriday.Whichroomcouldweuse?Ah,

weareexpectingaround300people.DoctorDennissuggestedthepineroom,buttherearetoomanyusedbooks

insideanditcanonlyhold250people.Whatwouldyousuggest?

M:Onemoment,please.Iwouldsuggestthewhiteroom.Itcanhold350peopleatthemost.Besides,itwasnewly

decorated.Isitokay?

W:Sure.Thankyou.

M:Whattimewillyouneedit?

W:IbelievethatsixtotenPMwouldbeokay.

M:Okay.It’sallyoursduringthosefourhours.

W:Thankyouverymuch.Oh,doctor.Darren,wouldyoupleasejoinusinthepartyonthatday?

M:I’dliketo,butI’mafraidIcan’t.IhavetoworkonaspeechwithdoctorMillerthatnight.

11．C