山西省九师联盟2026届高三3月第7次质量检测英语试卷（含解析含听力原文无音频）

山西省九师联盟2026届高三3月第7次质量检测英语试卷考生注意：1.本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分。满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2.答题前，考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。3.考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的А、B、С三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1.Whаtisthеwomanprоbablуdоing?A.Enjoуingafruitsаlаd. B.Рreparingameаl. С.Doingsоmеshopping.2.Whеrеisthеwomаn'smоthеrnоw?А.Inthekitchеn. В.Inthеhоsрitаl. С.Inthetheаtre.3.Whendidthefoоtbаllmatchstаrt?А.Аt2:45рm. В.At2:30pm. С.At2:15pm.4.Whatdоesthewomanmean?A.Shесаn'tfinddrinksanуwherе. В.Shenееdsanotherrefrigerator. С.Thereаreplеntуоfdrinks.5.Whаtisthewomаn'srоomnumber?А.312. B.220. С.320.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分)听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、В、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.WhаtdоesLucydо?А.Asаlеsgirl. B.Аsесretаrу. С.Ahоstеss.7.Whatarеthеsреakersmainlуtalkingabout?A.Thеmаn'swork. B.Roadsafеty. С.Trаffiсrules.听第7段录音，回答第8、9题。8.WhаtсanwеknowаbоutMаrу?A.ShеcоmesfrоmOregоn. B.Shеdislikеsоutdоorspоrts. С.Shеoftenbасkpасksalоne.9.Whatdoesthеmаnthinkisinterеsting?A.Hiking. B.Snоwсаmрing. C.Rосkclimbing.听第8段录音，回答第10至12题。10.Whаtdаyisittodау?А.Fridaу. В.Thursdaу. С.Wednеsdау.11.What'stheman'srеlаtiоnshipwithВilly?А.Сo-workers. B.Teaсhеrandstudent. C.Fаtherаndson.12.Whаtwillthеwоmandothedayaftеrtomorrow?A.Attеndapаrtу. B.Rесеivesоmеtrаining. С.Staywithherfаmily.听第9段录音，回答第13至16题。13.Whojoinedаmusiсclub?А.Sоnуa. В.Luсу. С.Аngela.14.WhatwillLucydoatherclubthismоnth?A.Singpоpsongs. B.Doаsсiеnсeexреriment. С.Disсussshоrtstоriеs.15.HowdidМollylikеthеfilmсlub?A.Interеsting. B.Bоring. C.Еxciting.16.WhichсlubdoesEllарrobablуgotо?А.Thеscienсeclub. B.Тhephоtоgraрhyclub. С.Тhefilmclub.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthеdisсоuntbеfоrе5:00pmonweеkdауs?A.30%. B.60%. С.70%.18.WhаtisshоwninТhеaterNo.1?А.Savеd. В.ThеWizardоfChocоlаtе. С.Dreаmgirls.19.WhatfeaturеsthеmoviеSаvеd?A.It'sаmusing. В.It'sаdvеnturous. С.It'sabоuthistоrу.20.WhаtisthеfinаlshоwtimefоrDreamgirls?А.6:00рm. В.7:00рm. С.10:00рm.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、В、С、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AAlbuquerqueМuseumАdmissiоn&ТiсketingAdmissionisfrеееverySundaуfrоm9:00amto1:00pmandonthеfirstWednеsdаyоfеverуmоnth.Ехсeрtiоn:NоfrеeadmissionduringtheBаlloonFiesta.SNАРEBТAdmissionАvailаblеtоguestsenrоllеd(登记)inNеwMexiсo'sSupplementаlNutritionАssistancePrоgram(SNАР).Tobееligiblе(合格的)fоrfrеeadmissiоn,guеstsmustshоwthеirSNAРЕВТсаrdаndaphоtoIDаtthеfrontdesk.●Validforupto5gueststоеасhhоldеrduringregularbusinеsshоurs.●ОnlуNewМexiсоSNAPеnrоllеesrеceivethеdiscоuntatрresеnt.BаnkоfAmericaDisсount:МusеumsonUsFortheраst25yеars,ВankоfАmeriсahasоfferedthеircаrdhоldersfrеegenеraladmissiоn——duringthеfirstfullweekendofevеrymоnth.AvаilаbletоВаnkofAmerica,MеrrillоrBаnkоfАmericaРrivatеВаnkсrеditсardholdеrs.Plеaserevieweligibilityаndtermspriortоуourvisit.AlbuquerqueМuseumFоundationМembershipBесomеаmembеrаndrеceivea10%disсоuntintheMusеumstоre,invitationstоmembers-onlуevеnts,freegeneralаdmissiоn,andmоre.(Surсhаrgefоrspеciаlexhibitionsmауаpplу.)21.Ноwmuсhshouldayounglоcalcouplеwiththеir5-year-оldkidpаyforthеirtiсketsonFriday?A.$15. В.$13. С.$11. D.$10.22.Whiсhidentitygetsthеgrеаtеstbеnеfitintermsоfаdmissiоn?A.ANewМеxiсoSNАРenrollee. В.ArеsidеntfrоmNеwМехicо.C.АBankofAmericacreditcardholder. D.AnAlbuquerqueMuseumFoundationmember.23.WhatcanyoudoasanAlbuquerqueMuseumFoundationmember?A.Seespecialexhibitionsfreeofcharge. B.Visitthemuseumforfreeatalltimes.C.ObtainadiscountintheMuseumstore. D.Holdmembers-onlyeventsanytime.BItwasasunnyFridaymorninginSocastee,as80-year-oldJohnFarrputonhisbicyclegear(装置)outsideHabitatforHumanityofHorryCountyReStore.“Herewearejustcrankingitout,”laughedFarr,ashepreparedforhis800-mileBike2Buildride.“Spendingthewholedayoutsidelikethatisreallyaniceexperience.”Thiswashis20thandthelongestrideforHabitatforHumanity.FarrtraveledfromhishometowntoChicagointhepast,aswellasothershorterrides.HiswifeCatherinesaidheevenrodecoasttocoast,buthewasaccompaniedbyafriend.Forthisjourney,Farrwasridingalone.Hesaiditwasimportanttospreadawarenessfortheorganization.“Ithinkafamilythatlivesinadecenthomehasacrackatabetterlife,”saidFarr.“IthinkHabitatforHumanityisarealfoundation-buildingorganization,arealcontributortothewelfareofournation.”Farr's14-daytripstartedinHorryCountyonFridaymorning.Forhisfirstleg,heplannedabout70milesdaily.Hesaidhehopedtoaverageabout10milesforeachhourhewaspedaling(踩踏板).“I'mreallyintowildlife,”saidFarr.“SoI'mlookingforbirds.I'llstopforroadkill.I'msortofawacky(古怪的)person,maybe.”Hesaidittookafewdaystogetsettledonhisbike.Hesaidbicyclingawayfromroadswithheavytrafficcouldbedifficult.Butitwasataskhewaswillingtotakeon,ashetriedtoinspireothers.“I'mcertainlynotsuperhumanoranything.I'vehadahipreplacement.I'vehadheartsurgery.I'vehadprostatecancer,”explainedFarr.StartingasavolunteerwithHabitatforHumanityinhishometownofClearfieldCounty,Pennsylvania,he'snowpresidentofhischapter.Farrraisedmorethan$23,000lastyearandmorethan$100,000inhistwo-decaderides.24.WhydidJohnFarrtakethe800-milejourney?A.Toencourageenvironmentalprotection. B.Torecoverbetterfromaheartoperation.C.TopromotethecauseofHabitatforHumanity. D.Tobreaktherecordincyclingforoldpeople.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“hasacrackat”inparagraph3mean?A.Hasachanceof. B.Makeslittleimpacton.C.Meansthesameas. D.Paysnoattentionto.26.HowlongwouldFarrcycleeverydayduringhisfirstleg?A.Eighthours. B.Sevenhours. C.Sixhours. D.Fourhours.27.WhatcanwelearnaboutFarr's14-daybikeroute?A.ItstartedinSocasteeandendedinChicago. B.Itextendedfromcoasttocoast.C.Itconnectedmajorbirds'habitats. D.Itavoidedhigh-trafficroads.CDreamscanindeedbeemotionalandsometimesscary.Butdreamscanbeenjoyable,too——maybeyou'vehadadreamsodelightfulthatyouweredisappointedtowakeupandrealizeitwasn'treality.Aretheimagesinyourdreamsinvividcolor?PerhapsyouhadadreamaboutplayingCandyCrushandcanrememberthebrightlycoloredred,purpleandyellowcandiesfallinglikeacascade(瀑布)inyourdream.Asaneuroscientistwhostudiessleep,Icantellyouthatabout70%to80%ofpeoplereportdreamingincolor,asopposedtothosewhosedreamsarejustinshadesofblackandwhite.Butthisestimatemaybelow,becausescientistscan'tactuallyseewhatadreamersees.There'snoadvancedtechnologyshowingthemexactlywhat'shappeninginadreamer'smind.Instead,theyhavetorelyonwhatdreamersrememberabouttheirdreams.Tostudydreams,researchersaskpeopletosleepinlaboratories,andtheysimplywakethemwhilethey'redreamingandthenaskthemwhattheywerejustthinkingabout.It'sprettysimplescience,butitworks.Howdoscientistsknowwhenpeoplearedreaming?Althoughdreamscanoccurinanysleepstage,researchhaslongshownthatdreamsaremostlikelytooccurduringrapideyemovementsleep,orREMsleep.ScientistscanidentifyREMbytheelectricalactivityonyourscalp(头皮)andyoureyemovements.Theydothisbyusinganelectroencephalogram,whichusesseveralsmallelectrodes(电极)placeddirectlyonthescalptomeasurebrainactivity.DuringREMsleep,thedreamer'seyesmovebackandforthrepeatedly.Thislikelymeansthey'rescanning——thatis,lookingaroundintheirdream.That'swhendreamresearcherswakeuptheirparticipants.Dreamsarereallytrickytostudybecausetheydisappearsoquickly.Soinsteadofaskingparticipantstorememberadream——evenonetheywerehavingamomentago——weaskthemwhattheywerejust“thinking”.Dreamersdon'thavetimetothinkorreflect;theyjustrespond——beforethedreamislost.28.WhyisthegameCandyCrushmentionedinparagraph2?A.Toprovideanexample. B.Topresentamethod.C.Tointroduceanewtopic. D.Tomakeacomparison.29.What'stheauthor'sviewoncurrentdreamstudies?A.Theytendtooverestimatetherateofcoloreddreams.B.Theyshouldbeconductedinanaturalenvironment.C.They'reinneedofhelpfromtraditionalmethods.D.Theyarelargelybasedondreamers'recall.30.WhatkindofroledoesREMsleepplayinthescientists'studyofdreaming?A.Amemorytest. B.Anemotionmeasure. C.Awake-upsignal. D.Adreamstimulator.31.Whydoresearchersaskparticipantswhattheywere“thinking”insteadofwhattheywere“dreaming”?A.Participantsareeasilyconfusedbytechnicalterms.B.Theywanttogetfasterandmoredirectanswers.C.Theyhavetogivecluestogetaccurateanswers.D.Dreamingandthinkingaremoreorlessthesame.DEveryyear,monarchbutterfliestravelthousandsofkilometersastheymigratefromCanadatoMexicointhefall,justtoheadbacknorthagaininthespring.Thisispossiblethankstothenaturalstructureoftheirwings,whichmakesthemlightweight,flexible,andexcellentatflying——auniquecombinationtheresearcherswantedtocopyintheirrobots.Despitetheirsmallsize,thenaturaldesignofmonarchbutterflywingsisverycomplex,evolvingtostandextremelylongjourneys.Oneofthefundamentalprinciplesthatmakethesewingssoefficientduringflightisthattheydon'tjustcreatethrust(推力)byactivelymoving,butalsobypassivelybendingtheirnaturalshape,whichallowsthemto‘glide’withoutspendingadditionalenergy.Toachievethis,theresearchteam,ledbyOliverGutfleischatTUDarmstadt,builttheroboticbutterflywingsbyputtingmagneticparticles(磁性粒子)intoaflexibleplasticmaterial.“Thewingsaremadefromamagneticcompositematerialthatrespondstoexternalmagneticfields,”saidKilianSchäfer,co-authorofthestudy.“Whenamagneticfieldisapplied,themagneticparticlescausethewingstobend,copyingthemovementofrealbutterflywings.”Using3Dprinting,theresearcherscreated12differentwingdesignswithdifferentsizestotesttheirbehaviorusingamixofexperimentaltestsandcomputersimulations.Someofthedesignsalsorecreatedvein(翅脉)patternsintheirdesignthatcopiedthosefoundinmonarchbutterflywingstotestifthesestructurescouldimprovetheirperformance.Whattheyfoundwasthatlargerwings——about28mmlong——withveinpatternswerelessrigidandeasiertobend,makingthembetteratadaptingtheirshapeduringflight.Intheirtests,thescientistsalsofoundthatbutterfliesthatwere3D-printedusinghigherenergylaser(激光)settingswerethinnerandbetteratbending.However,theywerealsomoredelicateandeasilydamaged.“Thebiggestchallengewascreatingthin,flexiblestructureswithveinpatternsthatwerestillfunctionalwhilebeinglessthanamillimeterthick,”saidSchäfer.“Ensuringthatthesefeatureswerepreservedrequiredfine-tuning3Dprintingprocess,particularlythelaserenergysettings,toachievethedesiredmechanicalproperties.”32.Howdidtheresearchersmaketheroboticwingsfly?A.Byapplyingexternalmagneticfields. B.Byusingtherestorativeforceoftheplastic.C.Byfillingthemwithairpressure. D.Byattachingtinymechanicalmotors.33.Whatdidthescientistsfindaboutthe3D-printedroboticwings?A.Allwingdesignsshowedidenticalflightbehavior.B.Smallerwingskeptrobots'energyrequirementlow.C.Largerwingswithveinpatternsperformedthebest.D.Theveinpatternsmadewingsrigidandworseforflight.34.Whatisthemessageimpliedinthelastparagraph?A.3Dprintinghelpedproducestrongerroboticbutterflies.B.Adjustinglaserenergycouldmakeidealroboticbutterflies.C.Magneticmaterialmadeflyingrobotsunabletofunctionwell.D.Higherenergysettingsensuredwingsweremoreadaptable.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.MonarchButterflyMigrationIsSimplyMagicalB.ButterfliesLeadtoArtificialColorsfor3DPrintingC.Butterflies'MovementsRevealEarth'sMagneticFieldD.MonarchButterfliesHaveInspiredtheRoboticWings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。Didyouknowthatclimbingtreesisoneofthemostnaturalandfascinatingskillsforgiantpandas?Fromayoungage,theseadorablepandasstartlearningtheartoftreeclimbing.36Typically,pandacubs(幼崽)beginlearninghowtoclimbatabout4to5monthsold,andbythetimethey'rearound6months,they'realreadyskilledclimbers,abletoclimbtreetrunkswithgreatease.37Whenapandacubisleftalonewhileitsmothersearchesforbamboonearby,itfacesthethreatofpredators.Butnoworries！Thecubscanquicklyclimbupatreetoescapedanger,asclimbingprovidesasaferefugehighofftheground.What'smore,treesaretheperfectspottotakeinsomesunshine.38Giantpandas'likingforclimbingtreesisanaturalbehaviorcloselyrelatedtotheirbodystructureandlivingenvironment.Whenclimbingtrees,pandashaveauniquetechnique.Theywraptheirfrontpaws(爪)tightlyaroundthetreetrunkorbranches,andusetheirpowerfulhindfeettopushthemselvesupwards.39Thisallowsthemtoclimbwithstabilityandspeed.Theselittleperformersaretrulyimpressiveintheiragility(灵活性)！Astheygrowolder,though,you'llnoticethattheyclimblessandless.That'sbecausegrown-uppandasareallaboutconservingenergy——afterall,they'realwaysfeedingonbambooandneedtosavetheirstrengthfortheirnextmeal！40Andyou'llmoreoftenfindthemmovingaround,enjoyingthepeaceandquietoftheirhabitat.A.Tree-climbingisessentialforsurvival,especiallyforwildpandas.B.Ittakesacertainamountofstrengthforthemtoclimbtrees.C.So,seeinganadultpandaclimbingtreesisararetreat.D.Pandasmainlysurviveonbambooandplants.E.Themotionisbothbeautifulandsmooth.F.Ithelpspandasgrowstrongandhealthy.G.It'strulyanimpressivesight！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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Mostfearindivingiscenteredontheentryintothewater.WhenIwenttocollege,thisfearwasstillmybiggest41.However,Imanagedtoovercomethisfearintwoways.First,Ijust42it,knowingthatitwasgoingtohappenandthathundredsofdiverswentthroughiteveryday.WhywasIsodifferentthatIcouldn't43it?Secondly,Iwasinaprogramwithasmall,closely-bondedgroupandwe44boththegoodandthebad.Areally“good”crashbrought45fromtheothers,andittookawaysomeoftheshameandpainwheneveryonewas46.Afterseveralcrashes,the47wascelebratedevenmoreandthesenseofpridewaswhat48allofus.Frankly,myfearalmoststoppedmefrom49incollegeatthebeginning,becauseIknewtheheightswerehigherandthecrasheswouldhurtmore.Iwasableto50becauseIhadtoseewheredivingcould51meandIhaveneverregrettedit.ThefriendsImadethroughdivinghavebeenlifelongfriendsandthose52arehelpingmegetmanycollegeopportunitiesandcoachingaccessthatIwouldotherwiseneverhave.WhenIgettogetherwiththosefriends,we53talkabouttheperfectdiveorwhowonwhatandwhen.54,wetalkaboutthecrashesandthefearwehad,becauseitreally55ustogether,anditisasharedexperienceeverydiverhashad.41.A.award B.purpose C.challenge D.vision42.A.avoided B.eliminated C.forgot D.accepted43.A.realize B.handle C.predict D.employ44.A.celebrated B.measured C.prepared D.anticipated45.A.envy B.applause C.favor D.warning46.A.supportive B.present C.skillful D.cautious47.A.process B.virtue C.success D.holiday48.A.replaced B.divided C.funded D.drove49.A.attending B.diving C.climbing D.gathering50.A.pushon B.lookforward C.getalong D.breakup51.A.know B.meet C.call D.take52.A.lectures B.designs C.connections D.conditions53.A.suddenly B.rarely C.simply D.certainly54.A.Otherwise B.Hence C.Instead D.Besides55.A.bonded B.served C.treated D.invited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。Letitsnow！Xinjiangstudentsaresetforanine-daywinterbreak,runningfromNovember29throughDecember7.InUrumqiandAltay,twoof56(China)topwinterdestinations,primaryandsecondarystudentscanexploreA-ratedscenicspotsandskiingandskatingvenuesfreeofcharge.Schoolshavebeeninstructed57(suspend)classesandhomework,givingstudentsachanceto58(full)enjoythesnow-filledseason.Travelagenciessaythe59(introduce)ofsnowvacationshasalreadysparked(引发)aboostinwintertourismandtravelbookingsintheregion.Snowvacationsnotonlygivestudentsthechancetoenjoythefunoficeandsnow,butalsohelpimprovetheirphysicalfitness.Discounts60(offer)bythelocalculturalandtourismdepartment,inpartnershipwithskiresortsandhotels,61(be)highlypractical.Theyreducethecostoftravelwhile62(provide)aone-stopsolutionforskiing,accommodation,andentertainment,makingtheexperienceworry-free63affordable.Beyondoutdooractivities,studytourshavealsocapturedstudents'attention.Fromhistoricobjectstospecimens,studytoursandentertainingjourneysareontheriseinvariousplaces,offeringstudentsuniqueexperiences64integrateknowledge,techniques,cultureandentertainment.Encouragingstudentstotakepartinwinteractivitiescanalsosparkfamilyinterestinskiingandsightseeing.Thesnowvacationisdesignednotonlytoboostlocaltourismandsportsspending,butalsotosupport65growthofwintertourismnationwide.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)你校将开展班级读书角(ClassroomReadingCorner)创建活动。请你以学生会名义在校英文报上发布一则通知，呼吁同学们踊跃捐赠图书。内容包括：1.活动目的；2.捐赠要求。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。NoticeTheStudentUnion第二节(满分25分)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。MynameisJade.Iam15yearsoldandliveinLosAngeles.I'mjustanaveragegirlwholovesadventuresandhangingoutwithmyfriends.Ilivequiteclosetomyschool.Sointhemorning,Imeetupwithmyfriendsandwewalktoschooltogether.MythreebestfriendsareAli,KayleeandHannah.Alilovesdancing.Sheisverycleverandenjoysspendingtimeoutsidewithherparents.Kayleeisverymusicalandnormallyspendsmostofhertimeplayingtheguitar.Hannahisreallysportyandlovesplayingbasketballandgoingonruns！OnaparticularWednesdaymorning,whenwearrivedatschool,wewereimmediatelycalledtoanassembly(集合)intheschoolhall.Everyonewascuriousastowhywewereallcalledtotheassembly.Ourprincipalannouncedtherewasamajorwaterleakintheschoolandthatforhealthandsafety,theschoolwouldhavetobeclosedfortherestoftheweek.Everyonescreamedwithjoy！Immediately,Ali,Kaylee,HannahandIstartedplanningonwhatwewoulddowiththisunexpectedholiday.Aswealllovedtheoutdoorsandourparentshadalotofcampinggearalready,wedecidedthatwewentcampingforacoupleofnights.Theplanwasperfect.Byevening,afterarapidexchangeofphonecalls,allourparentsagreed.Kaylee'sdadevensuggestedabeautifulcampsiteintheAngelesNationalForestthatheknewfromhisownteenageadventures.“It'scalledPinecrestMeadow(牧场),”hesaid.Wespentthenightpackingandborrowinggear,burstingwithexcitement.Wesetoutthenextmorningwithourmap.Thetwo-milehiketothemeadowwasfilledwithlaughterandsillysongs.Butwhenwefinallyarrivedattheclearing,oursmilesdisappeared.PinecrestMeadowwas...gone.Orrather,itwasaconstructionsite.“TemporaryEcologicalRestorationArea——NOENTRY”,readalargesign.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。Foramoment,wejuststoodthere,feelinglost.Justaswewereabouttogiveup,thetreessuddenlycleared.高三英语参考答案、提示及评分细则听力部分录音稿(Text1)W:Iwasthinkingofmakingafruitsaladtonight.ButIdon'tthinkwehaveenoughfruit.Weneedsomebananasandoranges.M:Icanruntothesupermarket.I'llbebacksoon.(Text2)M:Youdon'tseemtobeabletositstilltoday.What'sgoingon?W:Mymotherishavingabigoperation.I'mwaitingfortheresult.(Text3)W:Didyouwatchthefootballmatchyesterdayafternoon?M:Ohyes,itwassupposedtostartat2:30,butitwasdelayedby15minutes.(Text4)M:Arethereenoughdrinksintherefrigerator?W:Enough?Anymoreandwe'llneedanotherrefrigeratorforthem.(Text5)W:Sorry,Peter.I'venotimetoeatoutwithyou.Ihavetomeetmynewroommate.M:Oh,yeah?Well,stopbyandseeus.We'reupinRoom320.W:Hey！We'reonthesamefloor,Room312.M:Really?IthoughtyouwereinRoom220.(Text6)W:Welcometoourprogram,PoliceOfficerWilson！M:Thankyou,Lucy.W:Policeofficersdomanydifferentjobs.Whatdoyoudo,OfficerWilson?M:I'matrafficpoliceofficer.SometimesIdirecttraffic.AndIgiveticketsifIseesomeonebreakthetrafficrules.W:Andsomepoliceofficerswatchforthieves?M:Yes,theydo.Theydrivearoundthecommunityandwatchfortrouble.Wewanttokeeppeople'shomeandbusinesssafe.(Text7)M:Mary,youliveinanicenaturalspot?W:Yeah,that'strue.M:Lotsofnaturearoundwhereyoulive?W:Yeah,I'mfromOregon.There'slotsofnature.Therearenotalotoftownsreally.M:Anddoyoutakeadvantageofitbydoinganyoutdoorsportsoractivitiesoranything?W:Yeah,Itryto,likemeandmyfriends,wegohiking.Wegosnowcamping.Webackpack.M:Really?Yougosnowcamping?That'sveryinteresting.W:Yes,indeed.(Text8)W:Dad,canIgotoJeanie'spartyonFridaynight?Allmyfriendsaregoing.M:Iseenoreasonforyounottogo.Butwait,isthatthedayaftertomorrow?W:Yes,why?M:Billycalledthismorningsayinghe'llbehometomorrow.W:Billyiscominghome?M:Yes.Afteramonth'straininginthearmy,yourbrotherneedssomequiettimewiththefamily.W:Hesurelydoes.M:MumandIareplanningafamilyweekendawayinthecountry.W:Thatsoundsgood.I'llcallJeanieandtellherIwon'tbeabletogothen.(Text9)M:HoneyAngela,didyougotoanyclubsatschool?W:No,Ididn't.Icouldn'tdecidewhichonetogoto,Dad.Allmyfriendswenttodifferentclubs.M:WhichclubdidyourbestfriendSonyagoto?W:Shewenttoamusicclub,wheretheycouldlearntoplaydifferentinstrumentsandsingsongs.M:WhataboutLucy?W:Shelovesreading,soshewenttoareadingclub.They'lldiscusssomeshortstoriesthismonth.M:Good.Isthereafilmclub?W:Yes.Mollywentlastyear,butshesaiditwasaboringclub.Sothisyearsheplanstogotothescienceclub.Theyaredoingtheexperimentsoncolorsandlights.M:Soundsinteresting.DoesEllagotoanyclubs?W:Yes.Ican'tgotoherclubbecauseIdon'thaveagoodcamera.M:Wow,somanyclubs——youcanchooseanyone,asyoulike.(Text10)M:ThankyouforcallingBigScreenTheaters,whichbringsyouthebestofHollywood'smovies.Earlymoviesonweekdaysare30%offbefore5:00pm.TodayinTheaterNo.1,withourbig,widescreen,wehavethefamilyaction-adventureTheWizardofChocolate.Thefirstshowbeginsat6:00.Magicandchocolatemixtogetherinthisdeliciousadventurefortheyoung.InTheaterNo.2,it'ssaved,ateencomedy.You'lllaugh.You'llcry.You'llloseyourpopcornasyouwatch.It'snotjustafunnycomedy.It'salsoanimpressiveworkofart.SeeitthisweekendbecauseeverybodywillbetalkingaboutitatschoolonMonday.InTheaterNo.3,we'replayingthesummermusicalcomedyDreamgirls.BeyonceKnowlesactsasasingerwhowantstobecomeanactress.Twoyounggirlshelpherwithhercareer.Thegirl'sdreamfinallycomestrue.Youcanwatchthiscomedyat7:00or10:00pm.参考答案1~5BBACA6~10CAABC11~15CCACB16~20BABAC【答案与解析】本文是一篇应用文。文章主要介绍了美国阿尔伯克基博物馆的票务信息。21.B细节理解题。根据表格内容可知，新墨西哥州的本地成年居民入场费是5美元，4——12岁孩童的入场费用是3美元，故一对夫妻和一个5岁孩子的总票价是5×2+3=13美元。22.A细节理解题。根据SNAPEBTAdmission部分“Validforupto5gueststoeachholderduringregularbusinesshours...”可知，一张SNAPEBTcard(补充营养援助计划电子福利卡)可以准许5人免费进入参观，新墨西哥SNAP注册者被给予了最大的入场特权。23.C细节理解题。根据AlbuquerqueMuseumFoundationMembership部分“Becomeamemberandreceivea10%discountintheMuseumstore,”可知，阿尔伯克基博物馆基金会会员可以在博物馆经营的商店里享受九折商品优惠。【答案与解析】本文是一篇记叙文。美国宾夕法尼亚州的一位80岁的老者，为了宣传“仁人家园”公益事业，独自踏上了800英里，耗时14天的自行车骑行之旅。24.C推理判断题。根据第二段“Thiswashis20thandthelongestrideforHabitatforHumanity.”及第三段“Hesaiditwasimportanttospreadawarenessfortheorganization.”可推断，JohnFarr在80岁高龄进行800英里自行车骑行的目的是宣传“仁人家园”(HabitatforHumanity)这一公益事业。25.A词义猜测题。根据画线短语前“‘Ithinkafamilythatlivesinadecenthome’”及画线短语后“‘Ithinkhabitat...’”可推断，haveacrackat在此处意为“有……机会；尝试……”。26.B细节理解题。根据第四段“Forhisfirstleg,heplannedabout70milesdaily.Hesaidhehopedtoaverageabout10milesforeachhourhe'spedaling(踩踏板).”可知，JohnFarr计划在第一阶段的行程中，每天骑行7个小时，时速10英里。27.D细节理解题