2026年山东烟台市高三一模高考英语试卷试题（答案详解）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页2026年高考诊断性测试英语注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，只交答题卡。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话读两遍。1．Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A．Writeabook. B．Shootafilm. C．Visitanotherplanet.2．Whenwillthewomangotoseethedoctor?A．At12:30. B．At13:00. C．At13:30.3．Whydidthemancookdinner?A．Thewomanwasbusy. B．Hewasveryhungry. C．Itwashisturn.4．Howdoesthemansound?A．Disappointed. B．Annoyed. C．Overjoyed.5．Whodidthewomancalltotellaboutherflightdelay?A．Ted. B．Jack. C．Melissa.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inataxi. B．Inahotel. C．Atanairport.7．Whatcantheappdofortheman?A．Bookflighttickets. B．Orderdrinks. C．Planthefastestroute.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatdidthewomanprobablytrytodo?A．Replacethedoor. B．Openabookcase. C．Findtheheadmaster.9．Whatdoweknowabouttheheadmaster?A．Heisoffonvacation. B．Hehaslostthekey. C．He’llsendforthekey.10．Whatwillthemanmostlikelydonext?A．ContactRachel. B．Phonetheheadmaster. C．Callinarepairman.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．Whereistheexhibitionbeingheld?A．Intheartist’shouse. B．Inthetownhall. C．Inthegallery.12．Whenwastheartistborn?A．In1922. B．In1892. C．In1830.13．Whatcanwelearnabouttheartist?A．Hestruggledforfameinhislife.B．Helivedasimplelifewithhisfamily.C．Hisworksdidn’tcometolightuntilhedied.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．WhatcausedLiamtofailhisdrivingtest?A．Lackofsufficientpractice.B．Presenceofanunfamiliarexaminer.C．Frequentabsencefromdrivingsessions.15．Whodoesthemanneedtoconsultwith?A．Hiscousin. B．Hisinstructor. C．Hisboss.16．Whatcanbeinferredfromwhatthemansays?A．He’sdecidedtoquithisdrivingtest.B．He’snolongeremployedatMcDonald’s.C．Repeateddrivingtestscosthimmuchmoney.17．Whatisthewoman’spurposeofmentioningapplyingforjobs?A．Tomakecomparisons. B．Toboostmotivation. C．Torecommendaposition.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Whatisthespeakermostlikelytobe?A．Aradiopresenter. B．Amusicjournalist. C．Anorchestradirector.19．WhatinspiredthesongLetItBe?A．AconcertbytheBeatles. B．Atriptoanothercountry. C．Adreamabouthislatemother.20．WhatdoesthespeakerthinkaboutCruelSummer?A．It’sacontroversialsong. B．It’sareflectivesong. C．It’sanenjoyablesong.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。ATheBestExhibitionstoSeein2026Raphael:SublimePoetryTheMetropolitanMuseumofArt,NewYork,USAMarch7—June1RaphaelisoneofthegreatestItalianRenaissancepaintersandarchitects.Fromhisshowofover200drawings,paintingsanddecorativearts,wecanexpectmajorpieceslike“TheAlbaMadonna”,aperfectexampleoftheartist’smasteryofharmonyandclassicalbeauty.StoriesofEcologySãoPauloMuseumofArt,BrazilMarch8—April1Thisexhibitionaimstoexploretheconceptofecologythroughworksnotjustofartists,butofactivistsandwholesocialmovements.Ofthe116imagesondisplay,mostlybyartistsfromthe“globalsouth”,emphasisisonthenature-humanbond,indicatingthenecessityofcollaborativeresponsesfromallcornersoftheplanettoaddressclimatechange.Matisse’sJazz:RhythmsinColorTheArtInstituteofChicago,USAMarch29—June28HenriMatisse,primarilyacelebratedpainterworldwide,turnedtopapercuttinginhisoldageashismediumafterasurgerylefthimunabletopickupabrush.Twentydifferentcut-papermodelswereformed,alldrawnfromhismemories,folktalesandcircuses.Theywerereproducedin1947instencil(模版)toformabookinlooseleaves,Jazz,accompaniedbyexplanatorynotesfromtheartisthimself.Now,itisshowninitsentiretyfortheveryfirsttimesinceitwasacquiredbythemuseumbackin1948.ChineseWomen’sFashionLosAngelesCountyMuseumofArt,USAJune14—September25VisitLACMAforabeautifullydesignedjourneythroughChinesewomen’sfashion.OnmodelsspeciallycustomizedbyfashiondesignerJasonWu,you’llseefromqipaoofthe1960swaybacktotherobes(长袍)oftheQingDynastyinavividdisplayofcolour,patternsandexcellentcraftsmanship.21．WhatdotheworksinStoriesofEcologyadvocate?A．Individualeco-commitments. B．Southernartisticinteraction.C．Globalclimatecooperation. D．Humantransformationofnature.22．WhatdoweknowaboutthebookJazz?A．Itcontains200colorplates. B．ItincludesMatisse’swriting.C．Ithasfixedandlinkedpages. D．Itwasfirstpublishedin1948.23．Whichofthefollowingexhibitionslaststhelongest?A．Raphael:SublimePoetry. B．StoriesofEcology.C．Matisse’sJazz:RhythmsinColor. D．ChineseWomen’sFashion.BSeveralyearsago,Iwasaddictedtopersonalbests(PBs).Itreatedeveryrunasanever-ceasingbattleagainsttimewithmyGPSwatchservingasmyjudge.FailureseemedcertainunlessIhitthetargetpacewhilesuccessmerelyfueledtheurgetomapouthowtogofasternexttime.Itwastwoyearsbeforethismeansofrunningbroughtoutmultiplephysicaldiscomfortsinme.Thenamajorinjury—mybrokenankle—sidelinedmeforthreemonths,forcingmetoswitchtolong,unhurriedwalksinthenearbypark—nowatch,noheadphonesandjusttherhythmofmyfootsteps.Itcameasarevelation:Inoticedthegoldencolorofduskfilteringthroughoakleaves,thelaughterofchildrenechoingfromtheplaygroundandthesmelloffreshlybakedbreadfloatingfromanearbybakery.WhenIreturnedtorunning,IresolvedtoabandontheaddictiontoPBs,optingforapacegentleenoughtoallowoff-keysingingwithoutbreathingheavily.Ijoinedasocialrunninggroup,wherewepausedtopetdogsandshareweeklystories.Thentrailrunning,whererootsandrocksdemandfullattentiontofootingratherthanspeed,becamemynewpursuit.Initially,itfeltodd,likeIwascheating,castingmeintoamildstateofdisquietwiththisunaccustomedpace.Soon,thisshiftbroughtclarity.OneSaturdaydawn,anaimlessrunledmetoareservoir.AsIwatchedthesunlightsparklingonthewater,IrealizedIhadn’tcheckedmyelectronicwatchevenonce—nothoughtsofpaceordistance,justpurepleasureinrunning.That’swhenithitme:Theessenceofrunningdoesn’tlieinpursuingdatabutinfullyinhabitingthepresent,embracingsurroundingdelightsandconnectingwithmybody,natureandtheworld.That,indeed,isthegreatestpersonalbestofall.Now,Iruntounwindafteralongworkday,tobondwithfriendsandtowitnesssunrises.OccasionallyIraceatfullspeed,onlywhenitfeelsfulfilling,notdrivenbyadeviceandlettinggooftheneedtoprovemyself.24．Whatdoesparagraph1indicateabouttheauthor?A．Hewaskeenonrunningaimlessly. B．Heexcelledinplottingrunningroutes.C．Hetendedtorunataconstantpace. D．Hetookhisrunningperformancetooseriously.25．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“revelation”inparagraph2probablyreferto?A．Auniversalcure. B．Along-awaitedmiracle.C．Anethicaloption. D．Arefreshingdiscovery.26．Howdidtheauthorfeelinhisfirstattemptattrailrunning?A．Uneasy. B．Relieved. C．Pessimistic. D．Determined.27．Whatdoestheauthor’sexperienceshow?A．Arunsharedisarunenjoyed. B．Runningisaboutjoynotfigures.C．Onecan’trunbeforeonecanwalk. D．Afarjourneybeginswithaninitialstep.C“Ghostgear”referstolostorabandonedfishingnets,ahighlydestructivepollutantinoceans.Eachyear,approximately1milliontonsofsuchgeararediscardedatsea,accountingforupto86%oflargemarinefloatingplastics.Unlikevisibleplasticwastelikebottles,itsinksintothedeepocean,continuouslytrappingseaanimals,producingmicroplasticsandendangeringnavigation.Toaddressthisissue,organizationslikeConservationInternationalhavelaunchedprogramsworldwide.AdistinctiveprojectinMexicofocusesontrainingfemalediversknownassirenastoclearawayghostgearandhelpcoastalcommunitiesgainadirectunderstandingofthepollution’sharm.Thesefemalediversrelyoncommercialfishingastheirprimaryincomesourcebutvolunteerforthecleanup.Afterprofessionaltrainingandcertification,theystartsearchingforandremovingdangerousghostgear.Theoperationteststheirphysicallimitsandpatiencetothefullest.Asmanyas117sailorsonceinvestedover40hoursinclearingamassive300-foot-longfishingnet.Theirdivingexperiencehascompletelytransformedtheirperceptionoftheocean.Byengagingwithcommunitiesandfishingcooperatives,theyhavegraduallygainedrecognition,carvingoutaspaceforwomeninmarineconservationwithinthemale-dominatedfishingindustry.Undoubtedly,preventiondeservestheequalprioritytocleanup.TheGlobalGhostGearInitiativehasdevelopedareportingsystemforfisherstonotifylostgearfortimelyrecoveryandprovidedthemwithregion-specificrecommendations,suchasavoidingoperationsinsevereweatherandstoringgearproperly.Inselectedregions,fishingnetsbearuniqueidentifiers,enablingtheprecisetrackingoftheirownershipbyindividualsorcommercialfisheriespost-recoveryandinstantlylockingdownwhoeverisatfault.“Onceyourfishinggearisattachedtodistinctidentifiers,itfacilitatesaheightenedsenseofindividualaccountability,whichinturngeneratesaconcreteeffectonyourbehavioralapproachtofishingpractices,”notesJimenez,amarinebiologist.Thegovernanceofghostgeardemandscooperationamongfishers,researchersandpolicymakers.Bychangingmindsetsandtakingeffectivemeasures,thiscampaignagainstocean“ghosts”isadvancingsteadily,injectinghopeforthesustainablefutureofmarineecosystemsandcoastalcommunities.28．Howdoesghostgeardifferfromothermarineplastics?A．It’shardertodetect. B．It’sdistributedmoreextensively.C．Ittakeslongertobreakdown. D．Itfloatsevenlyinshallowerwater.29．Whydoestheauthormentionthe300-foot-longnetremovalexample?A．Toshowcasetrainingeffect. B．Toemphasizepotentialnetrisks.C．Tohighlightworkefficiency. D．Todemonstratecleanupchallenges.30．WhatcanweinferfromJimenez’swords?A．Labelsavoidfishingnetloss. B．Technologyreshapesproductivity.C．Markingsboostresponsibility. D．Identityvalidationguaranteessecurity.31．Whatcanbethebesttitleofthetext?A．Deep-seaGhostGear:SilentKillers.B．Sirenas:DedicatedOceanGuardians.C．Multi-dimensionalActions:TacklingMarineGhosts.D．ForMarineConservation:MindYourFishingGear.DEngineersfromtheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology(MIT)havedesignedaninnovativeultrasonic(超声波)systemtoshakewateroutofanatmosphericwaterharvester,recoveringcapturedwaterinjustminutes,abreakthroughaimingtoaddressglobalwatershortages.Atmosphericwaterharvesting,whichcollectswaterevenfromdrydesertair,hasbeenexploredbyscientistsforages.“Traditionalmethodsrelyheavilyonsolarheattoreleasethewaterabsorbedbyaspecialmaterial.Anymaterialgoodatcapturingwaterdoesn’twanttopartwiththatwater,”saidtheteamleaderBoriskina.“Theprocesstendstodragonforhourstoturnoutusablewater,unabletomeeturgentneedsinwater-starvedregions.”IkraShuvo,anMITgraduatestudentspecializinginultrasoundtechnologyforwearablemedicaldevices,becameacollaboratorwhenBoriskinarecognizedhisultrasoundexpertisecombinedwiththeirscouldsolvethewaterrecoveryproblemhead-on.Ultrasoundisaformofhigh-frequencysoundwavethatcangeneratemicroscopicshakeswhenactingonasubstance.Thisbeingthecase,theteamputforwardastraightforwardidea:Applyingultrasoundtothewater-harvestingmaterial,theycouldbreaktheweakbondsbetweenthewatermoleculesandthematerial,quicklycausingthewatertoshakelooseanddropoutasdroplets.Theteamsetouttodevelopanultrasonicwater-harvestingdevice.Itisheat-freebutrequiresexternalelectricity.Asolarcellcanrunthesystemandalsoactasasensorthatsignalswhenthestoragematerialhasreachedfulllimit.Programmedtoactivateautomaticallywheneverenoughwaterisreadytobecollected,thesetupboasts45-foldhigherenergyefficiencythanheat-basedalternatives,operatesindependentofsunlightandenablesrepeateddailycyclesforgreaterwateroutput.Itcanbeeasilypositionedinremotedryregions,providingasteadysupplyofcleanwaterandamoreenergy-efficient,environmentallyfriendlyalternativetoenergy-intensiveprocesseslikeseawaterdesalination.Endlesspossibilitieswillunfoldwhendistinctfieldsofscience—ultrasoundtechnology,materialsscienceandenvironmentalengineering—cometogether.TheSvetlana-ledMITteam’sleapinwaterrecoverytechnologyisapowerfultestamenttothisverytruth,onethatisanticipatedtobringvitalsolutionstowater-scarceregions.32．WhatdidBoriskinasayabouttraditionalwaterharvestingmethods?A．They’relow-yielding. B．Theyusewaterproofmaterials.C．They’reresource-intensive. D．Theyvaryfromregiontoregion.33．Onwhatbasisdidtheteamproposethenovelideainparagraph4?A．Theeasyreleaseofwater. B．Ultrasound’sphysicalproperties.C．Thetoughnessofmaterials. D．Ultrasound’sapplicationranges.34．Whatisthefunctionofasolarcellintheultrasonicdevice?A．Toheatthestoragematerial. B．Toabsorbanddrawonsunlight.C．Topowerthedeviceandmonitorcapacity. D．Tosetthedeviceforautomaticoperation.35．Whatmainlyaccountsfortheteam’stechnologicalbreakthrough?A．Pressingwaterdemand. B．Cross-disciplinaryintegration.C．Interschoolacademicexchanges. D．Svetlana’sexceptionalleadership.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Asafreezingcoldwinterdrawsnear,thewinterbluesoftensetsin—alowmoodmarkedbyfeelingsadder,lessenergizedorlessinterestedinactivitiesthanusual.___36___Hereiswhatyoucandotogetitover.Laughteristhebestmedicinethatstimulatesbrainactivitytorelievedepressivesymptoms.___37___Youcangetthegreatestgiftfromthem:aheartylaugh.Laughterishighlyinfectious,soinvitefriendstojoinyouandsharethepopcorn.Whileprolongedscreentimeisn’tadvised,anoccasionalmoviemarathonisperfectoncolddays.It’sessentialtobuildactivitiesintoyourdayandgiveyourselfamanageabletasktocomplete.Evenchoreslikecleaningthefloorwillgiveyouasenseofcompetenceandachievement.___38___Youcantreatyourselftofreshflowersorhomemadecupofhotcocoa.Thesefunormeaningfulthingsarethebasisforbehavioralactivation,avitalmeansofboostingspirits.___39___Ifacoworker’supcomingBermudavacationsparksyourtravelwish,planalocalstaycation—evenaminione,forexample,aSundayafternooniceskatingwithfriends,tryinganewnearbyrestaurantorgoingtoaconcert.Allthisrequiresneitherabigbudgetnortimeoffworkbutstillcheersyouup.Lackofsunshinedisturbsthebody’sbiologicalclock,leadingtoadropinserotonin(血清素)andvitaminDlevels,andtherefore,yourmoodandenergylevels.Ifyouhaveflexibilityandtheweatherallows,trytoscheduleearly-morningwalksorlunchtimejogsoutsidetogetmorenaturallight.___40___A．Stopthinkingaboutunpleasantstuff.B．Lineupabunchofcomediestowatch.C．Positivehabitscanpromoteself-discipline.D．Butdobalanceyourhardworkwithminorjoys.E．They’llbrightenyourdayandrechargeyourenergy.F．Ifignored,it’llworsenintoaseriousmentaldisorder.G．Peoplegetamoodliftwithsomethingtolookforwardto.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。MsGreenwasajuniorhighschoolteacherfordecades.Shehadatrickfor________challengingstudents.Itbegannotwithjudgmentbutwitha(n)________searchforasingle________.Lastterm,MarcwasassignedtoMsGreen’sclass.Hehadareputationaroundtheschoolforhis________:disturbingclass,skippinghomeworkandfightingwithclassmates.Constantly________byteachers,hegrewcoldanddefensive.“Marc’srealtrouble—He’llruinyourclassorder,”otherteachers________MsGreen.Shelistenedandinquired,“Butwhat’ssomethinggoodabouthim?”ShelearnedMarcwasadedicatedfootballplayer.ThefirsttimeMarcenteredclass,she________himwith“I’veheardaboutyou”.Atthispoint,thekidwaspreparingforthe________speech:“You’dbetternotcausetroubleinmyclass...”Unexpectedly,heheard,“You’rethatgreatfootballplayer?CanIgetyourgame________?”Initially,hedidn’tgether________,andthenitsankin:MsGreenwantedtowatchhimplay.Warmthfloodedintohisheart—noadulthaddonehimsucha(n)________,andhenoddedexcitedly.MsGreenkeptherword.Fromthesidelines,sheshoutedMarc’snameandcheeredhimon.Herwarmandsincere________stimulatedhiswhole-heartedengagementinthegame.Heplayedwithremarkablefocus.Backinclass,MsGreen________Marc,“Youshowedgreatteamworkoutthere.”Thensheencouragedhim,“Whynotbringthatfocushere?I’mconvincedyou’lldowell.”Greatlymotivated,Marcbegantoparticipate,tryingto________hertrust.MsGreen’s________—seeingthegoodfirst—broughtoutthebestinhim.41．A．joining B．reaching C．accompanying D．pardoning42．A．secretive B．casual C．intentional D．bitter43．A．target B．excuse C．comfort D．strength44．A．behavior B．prejudice C．hobbies D．remarks45．A．attacked B．lectured C．tasked D．persuaded46．A．offended B．assisted C．warned D．trained47．A．greeted B．associated C．satisfied D．rewarded48．A．complex B．usual C．fun D．outdated49．A．opponents B．experiences C．score D．schedule50．A．need B．doubt C．message D．joke51．A．honor B．favor C．injustice D．service52．A．apology B．gesture C．wish D．offer53．A．thanked B．corrected C．praised D．questioned54．A．takeadvantageof B．givewayto C．putupwith D．liveupto55．A．approach B．advice C．evaluation D．promise第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）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。IntheMid-AutumnFestivalseasonof2025,specialtycoffeebrandMStand___56___(partner)withZhangDingjuan,a30-year-oldinheritor(继承人)ofDaomingbambooweaving(编织).Recognized___57___ournationalintangibleculturalheritage,thecraft,therootsof___58___datebacktotheQinDynasty,comesfromDaomingTowninSichuanProvince.“Duringour___59___(collaborate)withabrand,wealwayslookforsharedelementsbetweentheiridentityandbambooweaving,”Zhangexplained.“WithMStand,wefocusedonpatternsandsimplicity.TheZ-shapedweaveechoesthe‘M’intheirlogo,andtheneutralcolorsmatchtheirclean,minimaliststyle.”Zhanggrewupwatchinghergrandfatherweavebaskets.Afterstudyingproductdesignatuniversity,shechose___60___(explore)thecraftevenfurther.ShetraveledtoDaominginpersontoreceivetrainingfromZhaoSijin,themasterinheritorofDaomingbambooweaving.Oneofthemost___61___(wide)usedmaterialsinDaomingweavingisYinshancizhubamboo___62___(harvest)attwoorthreeyearsold.Withlongjoints,thinwallsandstrongflexibility,itproducesdurableproducts.___63___makestheprocesspainstakingisthatitinvolvesdozensofcomplicatedsteps—scraping(刮),splitting,slicing,thinningandstretchingthefibers.Sofar,Zhang,togetherwithotherdesigners,___64___(diversify)thecraftbeyondtraditionalbasketsintoearrings,phonecasesandevencarseatbacks.Agourd-shapedbookmarkshedesignedbroughtinover100,000yuaninasinglemonth.Lastyear,shelaunchedherownbrand.“Ispentadecade___65___(learning)inDaoming.Frommakingsmallpiecestotakingoncomplex,customizedprojects,it’sbeenalongandtoughjourney,”Zhangsaid.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．假定你是李华，英国朋友Peter发来邮件邀请你制作一段3分钟的视频，介绍中国某个传统节日，助力其学校“中国文化周”展示。请你给他回信，内容包括：（1）选定的节日；（2）说明要制作的视频内容；（3）征求意见。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。DearPeter,I’mdelightedtohavetheopportunitytointroduceChineseculturetoyourschoolmatesduringtheupcomingChineseCultureWeek.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）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。JakeandLeowerethestarshootingguardsofEastHighandWestHighrespectively,bothcrazyaboutbasketballandskateboarding.Theywereoftenseenpracticingthree-pointersintheparkbasketballcourtandracingeachotherattheparktrackonweekends,eachdeterminedtoproveheoutshonetheother.Basketballgameswereheldregularlybetweenthetwoschools.Onthecourt,theyweretoughrivals;offthecourt,theycompetedinsecret.Despitethis,neitherofthemexpectedaconflictwouldexplodebetweenthematthecitybasketballfinal.Thatafternoon,thegympackedwithaudienceshookwithcheers.Thatwasathrillingclosegame.With10secondsleft,thescorewas58-57forWestHigh-EastHigh.Jake’steamwasdownbyjustonepoint.SweatrandownJake’sforehead,hiseyesfixedonthebasket,jawsettight.Hedribbled(运球)hard,leaningforwardtorushpastadefender,glancingattheclock—6secondsleft.Hislegstensed,desperatetoscorethewinningpointforhisteam.Leo,quickaslightning,rushedtoblockhim.TheirshoulderscrashedviolentlyandJake’sballslippedfromhishands,rollingoutofbounds.Thebuzzerrang—WestHighwon.Annoyed,JakegaveLeoaroughpush.“Youchargedintomeonpurpose!”heshouted.Leoglaredathimyelling,“Iwasjustplayingdefense!You’rejustasoreloserwhocan’tstanddefeat!”Theywrestledonthecourt.Theirteammatespulledthemapartandthetwostormedoff.Forweeks,theystayedawayfromeachother.Onesummernoon,Jakegrabbedhisskateboardandbackpackcontainingafirst-aidkit,somethingeverysportsaddictkepthandy,headingtotheparkskateboardingzone.Ashenearedthebasketballcourtnexttotheramp(滑板坡道),hespottedLeo,alone,practicingjumpshots.Secondslater,Leowentforhisskateboardnearby,skillfullyjumpedontoitandslidtowardtherampathighspeed.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。Butthefrontwheelgotstuckinanarrowgapontheground.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AftergivingLeofirstaid,Jakepickedhimup.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．C【原文】M:Whatwouldyouliketodoinyourlifetime?W:IwanttotraveltoMars.IthinkthatwouldbethemostamazingthingIeverdoinlife.Whataboutyou?M:Iwanttowriteabookaboutfilms.2．B【原文】W:CanyoupickupAmyafterschooltoday?Shegetsoutat12:30p.m.Ihaveadoctor’sappointmentat1:00p.m.M:Icanpickherupat1:30p.m.I’llcalltheschoolandaskifshecangotothedaycareafterschoolforanhour.3．A【原文】W:Thanksformakingusdinner,Edward.Iknowitwasmyturn.M:Noproblem.Iknowthatyouhavebeenstudyinghardforyourexams,andIthoughtyoumightbehungry.4．A【原文】M:Whatdidyougetinyourmathexam?W:IgotanA!ThatmeansIcangotomyfirst-choiceuniversity!Whataboutyou?M:IonlymanagedaB.Ican’tgotomyfirst-choiceuniversitywiththesegrades.5．B【原文】M:Hi,Melissa.DidyouonlyjustgetbackfromFrance?Wewereexpectingyouyesterday.W:Hi,Ted.Ourflightwasdelayedbyover12hoursbecauseoftheweather.IphonedJackandexplained.6．A7．C【原文】M:Isityouthatplacedtheorder?W:Yes,thankyouforcomingsoquickly.M:Andwe’regoingtotheairport?W:That’scorrect.M:Theappmakeseverythingalotsimpler.I’vealreadymappedoutthequickestwayforyourjourney.W:Well,thatisveryhelpful.M:Thanks.Ialsohavesomebottlesofwaterifyouneedthem.W:Yes,please.I’msothirsty.Thankyou.8．B9．A10．A【原文】W:I’msorry,Mr.Marshall.Icouldn’tgetthebooksyouaskedfor.M:Whynot?I’msurethey’reoverthere.W:ButIthinkthebookcaseislockedorstuck.M:OK,sitbackdownandI’llgoandtrytoopenitmyself.W:I’malmostsureit’slocked.Thedoorjustwouldn’tmoveatall.M:Ifitis,I’llhavetogetthekeyfromtheheadmaster.Oh,buthe’snotintoday,ishe?W:No,Ithinkhe’sgoneonholiday.Hemighthavetakenthekeywithhim.M:No,hewouldn’tdothat—buthemighthaveleftitwithRachel.W:Shewasinschooltoday.Isawherthismorning.11．C12．C13．C【原文】W:Thankyouforinvitingmetoviewthisspecialexhibition.Itwasmypleasuretocometothisgallery.M:That’sallright.Theartworkswerepaintedbyalocalartist.Hespentdecadespaintingthebeautyofthisuniquetown,alongwithscenesfromhislife.W:MayIaskaquestion?Iheardthattheartistdiedin1922withouteversellingasinglepainting.Isthattrue?M:Yes,indeed.Theartistpreferredtobealone.Helivedbyhimself,workinginsecret,andpaintedalmostallhislife.Hisfriendsandfamilyonlydiscoveredhistalentafterhediedattheageof92.Whentheyclearedhishouse,theyfoundmorethan300paintings.Andnoonehadeverseenthesepaintings.W:Howsurprisedanddelightedhewouldbetoknowthathisartworksarenowbein