河北省部分学校2025-2026学年高一上学期12月联考试题 英语

河北省部分学校2025-2026学年高一上学期12月月考英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Walkfurther. B．Havearest. C．Seeadoctoratonce.2．Whydoesthewomanrefusetotryanewrestaurant?A．Thechosenoneischeaper.B．Theyhavelimitedtime.C．Sheishungry.3．Howlonghasthemanbeenaway?A．Forafewdays. B．Forweeks. C．Formonths.4．Howmuchwillthewomanpayfor4items?A．30dollars. B．96dollars. C．120dollars.5．Whydoesthewomansuggestrentingacar?A．Itsavesmuchmoney.B．Itisenvironmentallyfriendly.C．Itismoreconvenient.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatwillthemandothisafternoon?A．Takesomepictures. B．Seeamovie. C．Dosomeshopping.7．Whenwillthespeakersmeetfordinner?A．At2pm. B．At6pm. C．At7pm.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Wheredidthewomangetthedata?A．Fromamagazine. B．FromtheTV. C．FromtheInternet.9．WhydoesthewomanprefertheInternetfornews?A．Itischeap.B．Itisconvenient.C．Itgivesalotmoreinformation.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fatheranddaughter. B．Classmates. C．Teacherandstudent.11．HowlonghasLilybeenlearningEnglish?A．For5months. B．For5years. C．For5andahalfyears.12．WhatdoesLilythinkofthelongsentenceswithsomephrases?A．Toodifficult. B．Veryeasy. C．Justso-so.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Wherearethespeakers?A．Inacafe. B．Inabank. C．Inarestaurant.14．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Openanewaccount. B．Closeauselessaccount. C．Applyforacreditcard.15．Whatisdailyspendinglimitofthenewaccount?A．$1,000. B．$10,000. C．$100,000.16．Whenwillthemanreceivehiscards?A．Withintwoweeks. B．Twoweekslater. C．Amonthlater.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatisthespeaker?A．Ateacher. B．Ahostess. C．Aguide.18．Whatdoesthespeakerdoatthebeginningoftheprogram?A．Sheplaysanewrecord.B．Shedescribessomesingers.C．Sheintroducestheprogram.19．WhatistheprogramAbouttheBigHitsintendedfor?A．Introducingnewsongwriters.B．Hearingfromtheartiststhemselves.C．Providingyoungpeoplewithmusic.20．WhatdoesthePopWordsfocuson?A．Somesongs’words. B．Somesingers. C．Somesongwriters.二、阅读理解ParisHelicopter(直升机)TourWhatyouwillexperienceJustimagine:Yousitinahelicopter,anditfliesslowlyabovethefamousEiffelTower.YoucanlookdownattheEiffelTower’stallironstructure,andyou’llevenseethelightsonitifyougointheevening.Then,thehelicopterwillflypastotherfamousplacestoo,liketheLouvre,whichhasthefamouspaintingMonaLisa.Thewholetourlastsabout15minutes.Thereisenoughtimeforyoutoenjoytheviewsandtakelotsofgreatphotos.Theviewissoamazingthatyou’llrememberitforalongtime.Whyit’sgreatAmazingviews:YoucanseeParis’smostfamouslandmarks(地标)fromhighup.It’satotallydifferentwaytolookatthecity—muchbetterthanwalkingonthestreet!Goodforeveryone:Whetheryougowithyourfamilyoryourfriends,you’llhavefun.Manycouplesalsolovethistourbecauseit’sromantic.Safeandcomfortable:Thepilotsareveryexperienced.Theyknowhowtoflysafely.Thehelicoptersarenewandingoodcondition,soyou’llfeelcomfortableduringtheflight.TipsforyouDon’tforgettobringyourphoneorcamera.You’llwanttotakephotosoftheEiffelTowerandotherspotsfromthehelicopter.Trytochooseadaywithclearweather.Theskywillbeblue,andtheviewswillbeevenclearer.21．Whatcanvisitorsdoduringthetour?A．WalkinParis. B．Takephotos.C．Appreciatepaintings. D．Flyahelicopter.22．Whocanensurethevisitors’safety?A．Theirfriends. B．Somecouples. C．Thepilots. D．Thelocals.23．Whatweatherismostsuitableforexperiencingthetour?A．Windy. B．Rainy. C．Cloudy. D．Sunny.Isatinmychairintheyard,andournewhousewasbehindme.Atablewithfoodanddrinksstoodnearby.Ifeltalittleworried.Wasitastrangeideatohaveourownwelcomeparty?NewYorkwasverydifferentfrommyhometowninSouthAfrica.InCapeTown,ourwholeneighborhoodfeltlikeonebigfamily.Peopleoftenmetoutsideintheevenings.Kidsplayedtogether,andadultssharedfoodandtalked.Mygodparentsalwayssaid,“Thesimplestwaytospreadgoodwillistostartwithyourownneighborhood.”Ibelievedinbuildingacommunitywithlongertables,nothigherfences.ImovedtotheUSAafterlawschool.MywifeSarahandIdreamedofhavingourownhouseandawarmcommunity.Werenteddifferentplacesbutneverfoundthatfeeling.Peoplekepttothemselves.Once,weheardourneighborsarguing,butIdidn’tknowhowtohelp.Finally,in2020,weboughtahouseonastreetcalledWhitneyDrive.Ithadtreesandafriendly-lookingyard.Ifeltthiswastherightplace.Rememberingmychildhood,Iknewsomeonehadtotakethefirststeptobringpeopletogether.So,rightaftermovingin,Isuggestedaneighborhoodparty.Sarahandourtwodaughtersagreed.Amonthlater,wesentinvitationstoall12houses.Now,sittingandwaiting,Icheckedmywatch.Itwaspast6p.m.Whatifnoonecame?Isatthere,hopingIcouldbethegoodneighborIwantedtobe.Justthen,acouplewithababycarriagewalkedtowardus.Thenmorepeoplecame—ayoungfamily,anoldercouple.Soon,twentyneighborswerethere,talkingandlaughing.Ourdaughtersplayedwithotherkids.Everyoneenjoyedtheparty.Oneneighborsaid,“Thisisagreatidea.Weneverhadaneighborhoodpartybefore.”Thatnight,Ilearnedthatcommunityisn’tabouttheplace,butaboutthepeople.It’saboutbeingbraveenoughtoloveyourneighbor.Now,ourstreethasregularget-togethers,anditfinallyfeelslikehome.24．Whatwastheauthor’sneighborhoodinCapeTownlike?A．Quiet. B．Rich. C．Friendly. D．Busy.25．WhatdifficultydidtheauthorfaceintheUSAbefore2020?A．Hisfamilydidn’tlikeAmerica. B．Hisneighborswerealwaysarguing.C．Hecouldn’taffordabeautifulhouse. D．Hecouldn’tfindasatisfactorycommunity.26．Whichwordcanbestdescribetheneighborhoodparty?A．Enjoyable. B．Boring. C．Crowded. D．Formal.27．Whatmaybethebesttitleforthetext?A．ADifficultLifeinAmerica. B．BuildingaCommunitywithaParty.C．BuyingOurDreamHouseintheUSA． D．TheFirstNeighborhoodPartyWeHosted.Facedwiththegrowingdangersofclimatechange,scientistsarethinkingaboutanewplan:Movinganimalsindangertonewhomesfarfromtheiroldones.Thismethod,calledassistedmigration(迁徙),ismeanttosavetheseanimalsfromrisingtemperaturesandhabitat(栖息地)loss.ArecentexampleisthemovingoftheTristram’sstorm-petrel(海燕),aseabirdthatusuallylivesonlowislandsinHawaiiandJapan.Itsmainnestingplace,TernIsland,isonly1.8metershighandisbeingwornawaybythesea.So,about40youngbirdsweretaken800kilometersawaytoOahu.BiologistErieVanderWerfofPacificRimConservationsaidthatclimatechangeismakingsuchactionsmorenecessary.Thehopeisthatoneday,thesebirdscanbebroughtbacktotheiroriginalhomeiftheenvironmentbecomesbetter.Thisnewwayofprotectinganimalsisbecomingmoreaccepted.ThereisaplantochangetheEndangeredSpeciesActtomakeiteasiertomovethemostat-riskspeciestonewplaces.Becauseofthis,officialsandscientistshavenamedsomeanimalsandplantsthatmightbemoved,suchasFlorida’sKeydeer,theKarnerbluebutterfly,andsomedesertplantsandlizards.However,noteveryoneagreeswiththisplan.Somelawmakerssaythatputtingnewspeciesintodifferentecosystemscancauseproblemswedon’texpect,likecreatinginvasive(入侵的)speciesorharmingtheenvironmentinunknownways.Thisdiscussionshowsabigchangeinhowwethinkaboutprotectingnature.JasonMcLachlan,abiologistattheUniversityofNotreDame,saysthisisabasicchangeinourwayofsavingspecies.Becauseclimatechangeisforcinganimalstomovequickly,theideaofwhatis“native”isbeingquestioned.Inthepast,climatechangeshappenedveryslowly,overthousandsofyears,soanimalsandplantshadtimetogetusedtothem.Butnow,thechangeistoofastformanyecosystems.28．Whywerethestorm-petrelsmovedtoOahu?A．Theweatherwastoocold.B．Theirhomewasindanger.C．Scientistsneededtostudythem.D．ToomanypetrelslivedonTernIsland.29．WhatcanweknowaboutFlorida’sKeydeer?A．Theyliveonhighmountains.B．Theyareundergoodprotection.C．Theymaybemovedtonewplaces.D．Theyarebroughtbacktotheirhome.30．Whatisthelawmakers’concernabouttheassistedmigration?A．Itcoststoomuchmoney.B．Itwillchangetheexistinglaws.C．Itcanbringaboutmorehabitatloss.D．Itmayleadtounexpectedproblems.31．WhatisJason’sattitudetotheassistedmigration?A．Unfriendly. B．Uncertain. C．Supportive. D．Cautious.Averysmalldrone(无人机),nobiggerthanahandandlighterthanapieceofpaper,isgettingalotofattention.Thistinyflyingmachinecanflynon-stopaslongasitisinthesunlightbecauseofitsspecialnewmotor(发动机).ResearchersatBeihangUniversityinBeijing,whoareexpertsinflightscience,designedthissolar-powereddrone.Thesizeandtheheftarenowonly1/10and1/600ofthepreviousworld’ssmallestandlightestsolar-poweredaircraft,respectively.Smallflyingmachineslikethisareveryuseful.Theycanhelpwithwatchingtheenvironment,findingpeopleintrouble,andotherjobs.Theycantakepictures,findobjects,andcarrysmallthingsintightspaces.Butabigproblemisthattheycannotflyforalongtime.Usually,smalldronesusemotorsthatcangettoohotwhentheyrunfast.Thismakesthemwastealotofenergy.Usingsunlightforpowerisagoodidea,butasmallerdronehaslessspacetocollectsunlight,whichmeanslessenergy.Thiswasexplainedbytheleadresearcher,Mr.Qi.Intheirstudy,theteamsaidthatflyingmachineslighterthan10gramsusuallycanonlyflyforabout10minutes.Tofixthisproblem,Qiandhisteammadeanewkindofmotor.ItusesaforcecalledtheCoulombforcetomakeabladespin.ThedroneisnamedCoulombFlyafterthismotor.Thestudyshowsthatforverylightflyingmachines,thisnewmotorcanbeover10timesbetteratusingenergythanoldmotors.Itneedsmuchlesspowertostayintheair.Beforethis,ateamfromHarvardUniversitymadeaverysmallaircraftcalledRoboBeein2019.Butitneededaverystrong,man-madelighttofly,whichismuchbrighterthanthesun.ThenewCoulombFlydronecanflynon-stopusingjustnormalsunlight.Researcherssaythisisaverybigstepforward.32．Whichofthefollowingdoesthenewdroneperformbetterin?A．Overallsafety. B．Highspeed. C．Continuousflight. D．Deepexploration.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“heft”inparagraph2mean?A．Weight. B．Length. C．Power. D．Quality.34．Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?A．Thepracticaluseofdrones. B．Theproblemsofflyingmachines.C．Thedifficultyindesigningdrones. D．Theeffortsmadebytheresearchers.35．WhyisRoboBeementionedinthelastparagraph?A．Toexplainman-madelightuse. B．Toshowdrones’popularity.C．Tointroducearesearchteam. D．TostressCoulombFly’sadvantage.RunningTipsforaGreatandFunExperienceRunningisagreatwaytostayfitandenjoytheoutdoors.Whetheryouarenewtorunningorlookingtoimproveyourperformance,thesetipswillhelpyouhaveagreatandfunexperience.GetreadyBeforeyoustartrunning,youneedtogetyourbodyready.Dosomequickstretches(伸展)towarmupyourmuscles.36.Makesureyoudrinkenoughwaterandeatasmallsnacktogiveyouenergyforyourrun.Thesestepswillhelpyourunbetterandkeepyousafe.Runwithgoodform37.Thishelpsavoidhurtingyourmusclesandjoints.Breathedeeplytogiveyourmusclesmoreoxygen.Also,enjoythethingsaroundyouwhileyourun.Thiswillkeepyoumotivatedandmakerunningmorefun.Goodformandmindfulnesscanmakeabigdifferenceinhowyoufeelduringyourrun.38Makeaplantoimproveyourrunningslowly.Increasehowfarorhowhardyourunovertime.Ifyourbodyfeelsreadyforit,tryrunningfasteranddoinglongerruns.Thiswillhelpyougetstrongerandkeepyouinterestedinrunning.Progressivetraininghelpsyouavoidburnoutandkeepsrunningexciting.RestandrecoverTakingcareofyourbodyafterrunningiscrucialforstayinghealthyandimprovingyourperformance.Restingisjustasimportantasrunners.Youshouldtakedaysofftoletyourbodyheal.Youcanalsousetoolsordosomestretchestohelpwithsoremuscles.39.Withthesesimplesteps,you’llbeonyourwaytobecomingabetterrunnerandhavingalotoffunalongtheway.40.A．GetbettergraduallyB．ThishelpspreventinjuriesC．YoucanbecomehealthysoonD．CarryoutprofessionaltrainingE．Now,enjoyeverystepofyourrunningjourneyF．Whenyourun,trytokeepyourbodyinagoodpositionG．Gettingenoughsleephelpsyoubereadyforyournextrun三、完形填空Asalibraryvolunteer,Inoticedaquietboywhoalwayssatalone.Hissolitary(孤单的)figureremindedmeofmyown41soIdecidedtohelphim.Oneafternoon,Ifoundhim42withabook.“Wouldyoulikesomehelp?”Iasked.Henodded43.AsIread“Comprehension,”herepeatedithesitantly,buthiseyessparkled(闪烁)whenhe44.ThelibrariantoldmehisnamewasJake.Thoughnotaboyofmany45,heknewmuchaboutspace.Later,he46foraweekafterfailinginastorytellingperformance.Ifoundhimonthebackdoorsteps.Placingaspaceshipmodelbesidehim,Isaid,“Istillgetnervouswhenspeaking,butwordscome47whenItalkaboutthingsIlove.”Hiseyes48andsaid,“CouldIdothatwithspace?”Ismiledandsaid,“Ofcourse.”Then,webeganreadingtogether.Itbecamehissafespacewherehe49thecouragetosharehisreading.Threemonthslater,IfoundJakestandingconfidentlybeforeotherchildren,holdingabookaboutspace.Hesharedhis50aboutspacewitheveryoneandreceivedtheir51.Seeingme,hewavedwithabright52.Hetaughtmealessonthatsome53needtimeandaquietcornerwheresomeonewaitsto54.Whentheyhappened,theymadetheboy55.41．A．dream B．arrangement C．duty D．past42．A．struggling B．playing C．fighting D．discussing43．A．angrily B．proudly C．shyly D．confidently44．A．stopped B．succeeded C．rested D．waited45．A．words B．toys C．books D．grades46．A．studied B．disappeared C．argued D．read47．A．heavier B．easier C．slower D．louder48．A．brightened B．closed C．watered D．narrowed49．A．lookedup B．gaveup C．workedup D．usedup50．A．progress B．worries C．secrets D．knowledge51．A．admiration B．surprise C．pity D．experience52．A．sign B．view C．smile D．light53．A．problems B．changes C．exchanges D．habits54．A．choose B．revise C．learn D．listen55．A．cleverer B．busier C．braver D．quieter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。Typhoonsarepowerfulstorms56causealotofdamageinthePacificOcean.Therearemanysuchstormseachyear.Theyarecalledbydifferentnames57(help)expertstrackthem.Haveyoueverwonderedabouthowthesenamesarechosen?Thepracticeofnamingtyphoonsdatesbackto58early20thcenturyintheWesternPacific.Initially,typhoonswerenamedusingthephoneticalphabet(语音字母表),suchasAble,Baker,orCharlie.However,thismethodoftenledto59(confuse)andproveddifficulttorecall.Asaresult,anewnamingsystemwasadopted.Inmodernpractice,typhoonnamingiscarriedoutbymeteorological(气象学的)agenciesacrosstheAsia-Pacificregion,underthesupervisionoftheWorldMeteorologicalOrganization(WMO).Eachparticipatingcountrysubmitsalistofnames,60(usual)intheirnativelanguage,whicharethenincorporatedintoamasterlist.Manynamesarechosenfortheirculturalimportance.Itiscommontocomeacrossnames61(inspire)byplantsandanimals.Suchnameshelpbuildasenseofidentityandconnectionamongaffected62(community).Whenatyphoonresultsinsignificantdamageorlossoflife,63(it)nameisretiredasamarkofrespectforthevictims.TheWMOisresponsible64decidingwhichnamestoretire,basedoncriteria(标准)establishedbyregionalauthorities.Bylearningabouttheoriginsofthesenames,wecanbetterappreciatetheeffortsdevotedtopredictingandmanagingthesepowerful65(nature)events.五、书信写作66．假定你是李华，你校英文报正在向全校征文。请你以“MyJourneywithEnglish”为题写篇短文投稿，内容包括：（1）学习英语的意义；（2）学习英语的挑战；（3）你所采取的方法。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。MyJourneywithEnglish____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Jimmyusedtositbyhiswindoweverydayafterschool,watchingotherchildrenplaywiththeirparents.Hisownparentswerealwaysbusywithwork.Hisfatheroftenstayedlateattheoffice,andhismotherwouldcomehomewithatiredsmile.Theapartmentfelttoobigandtooquietforaten-year-oldboy.Thesilencewassometimesbrokenonlybythesoundofthetelevision,whichdidlittletokeepthelonelinessaway.Slowly,thelonelinessbegantochangeJimmy.Thecheerfulboywholoveddrawingsuperheroesbecamequiet.Atschool,hisgradesstartedtoslip.Hefoundithardtofocusonhisbookswhenhismindwasfilledwiththoughtsofhisparents.Histeacher,Mr.Smith,noticedthechange.Jimmy’sdrawings,whichwereoncebrightandbold,werenowoftenjustasinglefigurealoneinabigspace.Onesunnyafternoon,Mr.SmithaskedJimmytostaybehind.Hedidn’tscold(责骂)himabouthisgrades.Instead,heaskedinawarmvoice,“Jimmy,iseverythingokayathome?”Thatsimple,kindquestionwaslikeopeningafloodgate.Jimmy’swordsrushedout,andhetalkedaboutthequietapartmentandhowmuchhemissedhisparents.HetoldMr.Smiththathelongedforthedaywhenhisparentscouldstayathomewithhim.Mr.Smithlistenedpatiently,andhiskindeyesshowedtheunderstanding.Thenextday,Mr.Smithmadeaphonecall.HespoketoJimmy’sparents,nottocomplain,buttosharehisconcernfortheirson.Hetoldthemabouttheslippinggrades,butmoreimportantly,hespokeaboutthelonelinesshesawinJimmy’seyesandthesaddrawingsthattoldastory.Heexplainedthatachild’sheartneedsmorethanjustmaterialcomfort;itneedstimeandlovefromthepeoplewhomattermost.Thisconversationwasaturningpoint.Jimmy’sparentsrealizedtheirbusyliveswerecostingthemsomethingprecious—theirson’shappiness.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。Achangebeganinthefollowingweek.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Jimmy’sworldbrightenedwithhisparents’return.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

1．B【原文】W:Howfardidyouwalk?M:About10miles.Imeanttowalkfurtherbutmyfoothurts.DoyouthinkIshouldseeadoctor?W:Restitforawhilefirstandseeifitgetsbetter.2．B【原文】M:Wouldyouliketoeatinthisrestaurantordoyouwanttotryanewone?W:Wehadbettereathere.Wehavetobebackatworkinanhour.3．A【原文】W:Hey,John.Ithoughtyousaidyouwouldbeawayforseveralweeks.M:It’sonlyseveraldays.4．B【原文】W:Ipickedupafewgoodbargainsinthesale.Theyareonly30dollarseachandIcangetanextra20%offifItake4items.M:Whatadeal.5．C【原文】M:Mycousinwillcometovisitmenextweek.I’mwonderinghowtoshowhimaroundShanghai.W:Whynotrentacar?Thepriceisreasonableanditismuchmoreconvenienttogosomewherethantakingthepublictransportation.6．A7．C【原文】W:Whatareyourplansfortheafternoon,Mark?NickandIaregoingtothemovies.Doyouwanttojoinus?M:I’dloveto,butIhavetomeetLinda.Shehasanonlineshopsellingmen’sclothesandshewantsmetotakephotographsforit.I’llmeetherat2:00.W:Thenlet’smeetfordinner,shallwe?HowabouttherestaurantwewenttolastFriday?I’llseeyouthereataboutsixo’clock.M:I’mafraiditwon’tbefinishedthen.Howaboutseven?W:Sure.Seeyou.8．A9．C【原文】W:Hey,listentothis.TheaverageAmericanfamilywatchessixhoursofTVaday.M:Aday?You’rejoking.W:No,itsayssorighthereinthismagazine.Hmm,Iguessyou’reanaverageAmerican,Jack.WhenIcomeovertoyourplace,youalwayshaveyourTVon.M:Comeon.AreyousayingI’macouchpotato?W:Yeah.IreallythinkwatchingTVisawasteoftime.M:Well,Idisagree.Somearebad,likethosesoapoperas.Butwhataboutsportsorthenews?Youwatchthosesometimes,don’tyou?W:Well,actually,forthenews,IprefertheInternet.M:Why?W:Becauseitgivesmealotmoreinformation.10．C11．C12．A【原文】M:You’reanewcomer,aren’tyou?W:Yes,Iam.MynameisLily.Icameherelastweek.Myfamilyhavejustmovedtothiscity.M:Welcome.Lily.I’myourEnglishteacher.DoyoulikeEnglish?W:Yes.Ilikethelanguageverymuch.Ithinkit’simportanttolearnitwell.M:YouspeakEnglishverywell.Howlonghaveyoubeenlearningthelanguage?W:Forfiveandahalfyears.Hereismyoldtextbook.M:Doyoufeeliteasytolearn?W:It’shardtosay.Sometimesitseemsveryeasy,butsometimesit’sratherhard.Somesentencesaretoodifficultformetounderstand,especiallythelongoneswithsomephrasesinthem.13．B14．A15．B16．A【原文】W:Goodmorning.HowcanIhelpyou?M:I’dliketoopenanewaccount.W:Haveyoufilledoutanapplicationform?M:Yes.AndI’vebroughtsomedocumentsalongwithme.Doyouneedtoseemyidentitycard?W:Yes.M:Doestheaccountcomewithacard?W:Yes.M:Thatisveryconvenient.W:Yes,itis.Ourcustomersreallylikeit.Doyouhaveanyotherquestionsaboutyournewaccount?M:Yes.What’sthedailyspendinglimit?W:Themaximumis$10,000.M:That’sgood.Iseverythingallrightwithmydocuments?W:They’reallinorder.Ifyoujustsignyournamehere,you’llreceiveyourcardsandsecuritycodeinthemailwithin2weeks.M:Thankyouverymuch.W:Youarewelcome.17．B18．C19．B20．A【原文】W:Goodevening.YouarelisteningtoPopWorldofBCDInternational.I’mSusanWelch.Well,first,Iwouldliketosayafewwordstomydearestlistenerswhoarenotveryfamiliarwiththisprogram.Sincemanypeoplewanttolistentoandlearnaboutpopsongs,radioproducersatBCDInternationalhavemadehundredsofprogramsovertheyears.Wenotonlyhaveaccesstothestarsofthemusicworld,butalsohavealargelibraryof“goldenoldie”classics,aswellasthe“latestreleases”.Forthoseof