福建省龙岩市2026届高三下学期三月教学质量检测（二模）英语试卷（含音频）

2026届福建龙岩市高三下学期二模英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatwillthespeakersdofirst?A．Employmoreworkers.B．Purchasesomecomputers.C．Upgradethecomputersystem.2．Whathappenedtothelabequipment?A．Itwasdelayedindelivery.B．Itwascanceledforshipping.C．Itwasreplacedbythesupplier.3．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthefilm?A．Romantic.B．Exciting.C．Boring.4．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Theirdailyactivities.B．Theirpersonalqualities.C．Theircareerplans.5．WhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenDavidandJennifer?A．Cousins.B．Clubmembers.C．Schoolmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatdidthemandislikeabouttherestaurant?A．Thespace.B．Thestaff.C．Thedishes.7．Whatwillthewomanprobablydonextweekend?A．Cooksomefishdishes.B．Celebrateherbirthday.C．Visitarestaurant.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatshouldbeinthefirstsectionofthereflectivejournal?A．Personalstudygoals.B．Suggestionsfromothers.C．Questionsassignedbyprofessors.9．Whatwillthewomandonext?A．Createsomeslides.B．SurftheInternet.C．MeetProfessorMay.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatchangedtheman’soriginalplan?A．Thescheduleofexams.B．Theseverityofthestorm.C．Theextentofthedamage.11．Whatwillbedealtwithfirst?A．Thefallentrees.B．Thedamagedroof.C．Thebrokenwindows.12．Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Arepairworker.B．Amarketingmanager.C．Aschoolofficial.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Whatdoesthewomandobeforestartingthesurvey?A．Sheasksabouttheman’semployer.B．Shecommentsonsomecompanies.C．Sheshareshershoppingpreferences.14．Whatisthepurposeoftheman’ssurvey?A．Topromotefoodforchildren.B．Topublicizeeco-friendlyshopping.C．Toreducethecostofsomeproducts.15．Whatkindofproductpackagingdoesthewomansupport?A．Luxurious.B．Bright.C．Simple.16．Whatisthewoman’sopiniononbuyingeco-friendlyproducts?A．It’stroublesome.B．It’snecessary.C．It’scommon.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatdidthespeakerdoaftergraduatingfromcollege?A．Hepublishedabook.B．Heworkedasacollector.C．Hedrewpicturesforbooks.18．Whatdopotentialclientsexpectartiststohave?A．Printedworks.B．Competitionexperience.C．Modernartworkcollections.19．Howcanlistenerspreparecollectionsofbestworkaccordingtothespeaker?A．Byjoininganartworkshop.B．Byshowingartworkwithtext.C．Byplacingartworkonthewebsite.20．Whatdoesthespeakersuggestlistenersdoforaninterview?A．Classifytheirartwork.B．Preparealltheirexamples.C．Carrytheircompetitionworks.二、阅读理解Icelandisrichwithjaw-droppingsights.Whetheryou’rebookingatripbasedonthecost,theweather,theattractionsorthecrowds,thisguidehasyoucovered.FinestWeathertoVisitTheweatheristhemostpleasantinIcelandduringthesummermonths.That’swhenaveragetemperaturescanrangefrom50to59degreesFahrenheit.TherearemanypeoplewhoflocktoIcelandduringthistimetoenjoythewarmertemperaturesandgreenerlandscapes.BestNorthernLightsObservingTimeThebesttimetoseetheNorthernLightsisbetweenSeptemberandMarch.EventhoughIcelandisoneofthebestplacestoseetheNorthernLights,catchingaglimpse(一瞥)ofthebreathtakinglightsisnotguaranteed.Theconditionsneedtobejustright:clearskiesandstrongsolaractivity.Unliketheclimateinautumnandspring,theweathercanberoughinwinter,withlotsofrainandsnow,whichcanultimatelyruinyourchancesofseeingthelights.CheapestVisitingTimeThecheapesttimetovisitIcelandisduringitsoff-peakseason,fromSeptembertoNovember.It’salsorecommendedthatbargain(便宜货)huntersvisitbetweenJanuaryandApril,andalittleresearchgoesalongwaywhenitcomestolandinggreattraveldeals.Whetheryou’rebookingahotelormotel,planyourtripearly,doyourresearchandtrackpricesifyouhavethetime.Manyappsworkonsupplyanddemand,sobookingdirectwithplacesoftenhassavingsattached.21．WhenisthebesttimetovisitIcelandregardingtheweather?A．FromMarchtoMay.B．BetweenJuneandAugust.C．InSeptemberandNovember.D．AroundDecemberandFebruary.22．What’srequiredforviewingtheNorthernLightsinIceland?A．Friendlycompanions.B．Professionalequipment.C．Dependablesolarenergy.D．Favorablenaturalconditions.23．Whatdoestheauthorsuggestaboutbudgettravel?A．Directbookingthroughapps.B．Immediatehotelreservation.C．Carefulplanninginadvance.D．Frequentbargainingforprices.Tohonorafatheranddaughter’slifelongdevotiontoDunhuang,theexhibitionEverlastingBeautyofDunhuangisheldattheTsinghuaUniversityArtMuseumuntilSept15.ItexploreshowDunhuang’sprofoundhistory,splendidartandrichculturereshapedtheChangfamily’slifepathandstillhasalastinginfluenceonChangShana’screativework.TheexhibitiondisplayscarefullycraftedcopiesofoilpaintingsbyChangShuhong,whoseoriginalworksarepermanentlypreservedintheZhejiangProvincialMuseuminhishometown.DuringhisstayinParis,Changstudiedatawell-knownartschoolandearnedwideapprovalthroughhisworksshowcasedattheParisSalon,establishinghimselfasanoutstandingartist.However,hislifetookadramaticturnafterhereadPaulPelliot’sCatalogofDunhuangCavesandviewedDunhuangartworksstolenbyWesternexplorersattheGuimetMuseum.ThisexperiencenotonlysparkedhislifelongpassionforDunhuangbutalsostrengthenedhisresolvetosafeguarditforfuturegenerations.Inthechaosofwarsandsocialunrest,ChangShuhongandhisteamventured(冒险)toDunhuangtocleanandprotectthepoorlypreservedrelics.HisdaughterChangShanaspentherdayscopyingmurals(壁画)andnightspolishingherpaintingskills.Underherfather’sstrictguidance,shedevotedlypracticedcalligraphyfromTangDynastyBuddhisttexts.Later,inspiredbytwofamilyfriends—architectcoupleLiangSichengandLinHuiyin—shemasteredtheskilloftransformingintricate(错综复杂的)cavepatternsintopracticaldaily-lifedesigns,whichwereappliedtoarchitectureinteriors,tablewareandclothing.ChangShuhongoncestatedthatifheweretobereborn,hewouldcontinuehisunfulfilledmissionofprotectingDunhuang.Afterhispassing,hewasburiedinDunhuang,facingalandmarkhepaintedin1952.Attheexhibition,ChangShanawrotethatshehadfaithfullyfollowedherfather’steachingstopromoteDunhuangartandfirmlybelievedthatmorepeoplewouldjoinhandstorestoreitsformergloryasashiningjewelontheSilkRoad.Notably,herinnovativedesignshavebeenadoptedbyseveralculturalinstitutionsandbrands,makingDunhuangelementsmoreaccessibletothepublic.24．WhatmotivatedChangShuhongtoprotectDunhuang?A．Academicresearchneed.B．Personallearningexperience.C．Familytraditioninfluence.D．ExposuretoDunhuangart.25．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeChangShuhong?A．Adeterminedculturalguardian.B．Anestablishedinternationalpainter.C．AfollowerofWesternartistictrends.D．Aknowledgeableculturaleducator.26．WhatisChangShana’scontributiontoDunhuangart?A．Preservingmuralsthroughcarefulcopying.B．Teachingdesignskillsatuniversities.C．Makingtraditionalpatternswidelyusable.D．OrganizinginternationalexhibitionsinParis.27．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．AnexhibitionatTsinghuaMuseum.B．Dunhuang’sartisticandculturalvalue.C．CreativedesignswithDunhuangelements.D．Afamily’slifelongdevotiontoDunhuang.“There’snobodyinthetruck,”SterlingAnderson,co-founderofautonomoustruckcompanyAurora,saidinaninterview.“We’renotWizardofOzingthisthing.”Andersonwasreferringtothecompany’splanstobeginacommercialdeliveryserviceusingdriverlesstrucks.Whathemeantwasthis:ourtechnologyisnotaparlourtrick(表面花招).UnlikeinTheWizardofOz(《绿野仙踪》),therewon’tbeahumanhiddenbehindthecurtain.AuroraannounceditscommercialdriverlesstruckingserviceinTexasinMaythisyear,butsoonmovedobserversfromthebacktothefrontseatatitspartner’srequest.Auroraisn’taloneinnotbeingabletoquithumans.Tesla’snewrobotaxiservicehashumansafetymonitorsinthepassengerseats.Eventhemoreestablishedself-drivingtaxiservices,whichdon’thaveanyoneinsidethecar,stillhavehumansbehindthescenesprovidingadvice.Whycan’tsupposedlysuperiormachinesmanagewithouthumans?Machinesdon’tgettired,bored,drunkordistracted,buttheystrugglewithreal-world“edgecases”thatrequirecontextualawarenessandintuition(直觉),suchashowbesttonavigateablockageontheroad,orwhataconstructionworkerwavinghisarmsaroundistryingtotell.Ontopofthat,everysafesystemshouldhaveabackstopincaseoftechnicalproblems.Yetsystemsrelyingonacombinationofmachinesandhumanscansufferfromallsortsofwell-documentedproblems.Humansafetymonitorsmightloseconcentration.Remotedriversmightstrugglewithtechnicalissueslikeconnectionproblems.Thentherearequestionsoflegalresponsibility:ifahumaninasupportcentresomewheregivesbadadvicetoanautonomousvehiclethatleadstoanaccident,whoistoblame?BryantWalkerSmith,alawprofessor,saidthattheself-drivingcompaniesshouldexplainexactlywhatthey’redoingandwhytheythinkitissafe.Yetsofar,manyofthehumanroleshaveremainedintheshadows.Itshouldn’tbeviewedasaproblemthatself-drivingcarsstillneedsupportfromhumansbehindthescenes.Butnorshouldthoserolesbehiddenaway.It’stimeforregulatorstopullbackthecurtain.28．WhatdidAndersonsayabouttheircompany’sdriverlessservice?A．Ittrulylivesuptoitsname.B．Itisstillundertestnow.C．Itisanadvertisingtrick.D．Ithasapromisingfuture.29．Whydoself-drivingmachinesstillneedhumanassistance?A．Theylackemotionalintelligence.B．Theycan’thandleallreal-lifesituations.C．Humandriversaremorecost-efficient.D．Technologyisnotfullyaccessibleyet.30．Whichproblemmighthuman-machinesystemsface?A．Humanmonitors’distraction.B．Lackofeffectiveinteraction.C．Unreasonablelegalagreements.D．Over-guidancefromsupportcenters.31．Whatistheauthor’ssuggestionaboutthedriverlessindustry?A．Stoppingusingself-drivingtechnology.B．Improvingthemachines’learningability.C．Makinghumanrolesmorevisible.D．Reducingthenumberofhumanhelpers.Shouldweapplygenetic(基因)engineeringtowildlife?WhatifwecouldmakeseabirdsresistanttoadeadlyflybymakingchangestotheirDNA?Orengineerfishtotoleratepollution?Ordesigncoralstosurvivewarmingoceans?Thankstoscientificadvances,suchpossibilitiesarenowwithinreach.Thisquestionwasdebatedat2025InternationalUnionforConservationofNature(IUCN)WorldConservationCongress,duringwhichconservationistsrejectedaproposedpostponementonreleasinggeneticallyengineeredspeciesintothewild.Aheadofthegathering,over90Non-GovernmentalOrganizations(NGOS)hadurgedtheIUCNto“saynotoengineerwildspecies”.Yetthisoverlooksareality:humanshavebeenreshapingotherspecies’geneticsforthousandsofyears.Itstartedaround30,000yearsagowithdomestication,asgreywolvesevolved(进化)intodogsandredjunglefowlintochickens.Hundredsofyearsago,intentionalselectivebreeding(培育)enhanceddesirablefeatures—meatiercattleandlongerpigs—guidingevolutionthroughbreedingwithoutdirectgeneediting.Thingsdidn’tstophere,however.HumanactivityisaffectingtheDNAofallspecies.Whilewarmingourworld,anddestroyingwildhabitats,wearecausingevolutiontospeedup.InNewYork’sCentralPark,forinstance,white-footedmicehavedevelopedgenesdigestingfattyfoods,evenpizza.IfchangingtheDNAofwildspeciesisalineyoufeelshouldneverbecrossed,thenIhavenewsforyou.Thatshipsailedlongago.FromRobertBakewell’sselectivebreedinginthe18thcentury,tothedevelopmentofIVF(试管婴儿)inthe1970s,tothecloningofDollythesheepinthe1990s,eachleaponcemetwithdoubtuntilitwasaccepted.Opponents’concernsattheIUCNconferencearevalid:unliketraditionalbreeding,geneeditingintroducesnewcharacteristicsandmixescross-speciesgenes,requiringclearboundariesforacceptablechanges.However,facingamassextinctionof150-200speciesdaily,traditionalconservationisinsufficient,IUCNallowingcautious,responsiblegeneticengineering.Wearetheonesdrivingbiodiversityloss.Ifnewtoolscanhelprepairsomeofthedamage,isn’titatleastworthacareful,regulatedtry?32．WhatwastheattitudeofNGOStowardgeneticengineering?A．Supportive.B．Opposed.C．Reserved.D．Indifferent.33．Howdidancientpeoplechangeanimalgenes?A．Througheditinggenesdirectly.B．Viachangingtheirhabitatspurposely.C．Bydomesticatingandselectivebreeding.D．Withintentionalcross-speciesbreeding.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedsentence“Thatshipsailedlongago.”meaninparagraph5?A．Ithappenedwellbeforenow.B．Thateventbelongstothepast.C．Thetechnologyisoutdated.D．Theproblemisgettingworse.35．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．ProtectingWildlifewithGenesB．GeneChangesofSpeciesC．ProsandConsofGeneEditingD．EditingNaturetoFixOurFailures三、完形填空Whenmythree-year-olddaughterHeidiwasplayinginthebackyard,shesatonthelid(盖子)ofalargeglasscontainer,whichaccidentallybrokeimmediately.Shesufferedadeep36,andwerushedtotheemergencyroom.Afterawait,Dr.Johnson,acalmandfriendlydoctor,37her.Toeaseherfear,hetoldjokesashetreatedherwound.After38it,hedidsomethingunexpected.He39asurgicalglove(手套)intoaballoon,drewachickenfaceonit,andgaveittoHeidiasatoy.Fordays,this“chicken”washerfavorite40.Thirtyyearslater,duringafamilydinner,we41theaccident.Idescribedthepanicandblood.ButHeidi,nowamatureadult,was42.Hermemorywasentirelydifferent.She43thequickresponseofthefamilyand,mostofall,thekinddoctorandthefunnyglove.Shelookedbackonthatday44.Iwas45byherabilitytoleaveoutthefrighteningpartsandonlyrememberthegood.Hermemorywasn’tofabloodyaccidentbutapleasant46toakind“grandpa”doctor.Thismademe47thatfocusingonthepositiveisahealthyskillIhadlost.Asachild,Ialsousedto48thesweetmemories.Heiditaughtmeavaluablelesson:thereisalwayssomethinggoodtofocuson.Now,Itrytoliveinthemoment,49thegood,andmovepastthebadquickly.Weshouldallbe50forthe“Dr.Johnsons”inourlives,whosesmallactsofkindnessleavelastingimpressions.36．A．failure B．cut C．loss D．shock37．A．examined B．observed C．tested D．cured38．A．closing B．covering C．cleaning D．dressing39．A．folded B．broke C．blew D．divided40．A．assistant B．game C．souvenir D．companion41．A．reported B．mentioned C．investigated D．settled42．A．annoyed B．frightened C．embarrassed D．surprised43．A．reflected B．praised C．recalled D．pictured44．A．fondly B．calmly C．briefly D．clearly45．A．amused B．confused C．struck D．judged46．A．reply B．visit C．greeting D．gift47．A．realize B．declare C．decide D．emphasize48．A．setdown B．lookfor C．concentrateon D．workwith49．A．enjoy B．expect C．get D．encounter50．A．fit B．ready C．responsible D．grateful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。ForGarima,whohasconsideredChengduinSichuanasher“secondhometown”foroverayear,China’ssafetyisarealpartofdailylife—onethathaschanged51sheunderstandspublicsecurity.She52(impress)deeplybyChina’sdependablepublicsafetysinceshecametoChina.Garima,53self-described“nightowl(猫头鹰)”,comfortablywalksinthestreets,playstabletennis,cyclesonsharedbikes,54relaxesonparkbencheslateatnight—allwithoutanyanxiety.“Thestreetsaresafeevenatmidnight,withlate-nightshopsallowingmetoexplorefoodfreely,”shetoldtheGlobalTimes.Chinaranks55theworld’ssafestnations.Officialdatashowsa2024murderrateof0.44per100,000people,oneofthelowest56(global).ProfessorShenYifromFudanUniversityexplainedthatthissafetycomesfrom57(system)governance.Hementionedapopularforeignbloggers’experimentinChina:leaving58(valuable)inpublictoseeiftheywouldbetaken.Andtheresultisalwaysthesame:theitemsremain59(untouch).ProfessorShenemphasizedthatChinaprioritizespeople’ssafety,continuously60(strengthen)itsabilitytoensuresafetyinaccordancewithrelevantlaws.ThisreflectsChina’sstrongdeterminationandtheongoingeffortstoaddressrisks,ensuringasecureenvironmentforall.五、书信写作61．假定你是李华，学校将举办一场“师生运动会”，旨在促进师生交流。作为组织者之一，请你给新来的外教Mr.Davies写一封邮件邀请他来参加比赛，内容包括：(1)为他推荐一个参赛项目；(2)说明理由。注意：(1)写作词数应为80个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题纸相应位置作答。DearMr.Davies,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、书面表达62．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。Twotickets.Onlytwoticketstothebigbasketballgame.ThreepairsofeyesfocusedontheticketsinDad’shand.Marcusasked,“Onlytwotickets?But,Dad,whichofusgetstogo?”“Yeah,whogetstogo?”repeatedCaleb.“Can’tyougetmoretickets?”Iasked.IwasjustaseagerasmybrothersforanightoutwithDad.“I’mafraidnot,”Dadanswered.“Mr.Williamsonlyhastwoticketstooffer.”Dadscratched(挠)hishead,“Caleb,aren’tyoualittleyoungforaprofessionalgame?”“Amnot!”Calebinsisted.Dadtriedagain.“Jill,sinceyou’reagirl…”BeforeIcouldrespond,Momsaid,“JillpracticeswithMarcusandhisfriends,andshe’sbetterthanmanyofthem!”“Okay,”Dadsmiled.“I’llhavetofigureoutafairwayofchoosingbetweenthethreeofyoubytomorrowmorninganddecidewhodeservesitmost.”Thenextmorning,Marcushurriedintothekitchen.“Where’sDad?”heasked,reachingformilk.“HeandMomwenttothelibrary,”Calebanswered.“HesaidweshouldstartourSaturdayhouseworkafterbreakfast,”Iadded.“Housework?He’skidding,”Marcussaid,“Howcanweconcentratewiththegameonlyhoursaway?”“I’mgettingthenewspaper,”Marcusannounced.“There’sprobablyagamepreview.”“Waitforme!”Calebrushedafterhim.Thedoorshutastheyleft.Ilookedatthemessybreakfasttable.Well,Ithought,“Saturdayhouseworkstartsrighthere.”Minuteslater,doinghousework,Iheardabasketballbouncingoutside.IglancedoutthewindowandsawMarcuspracticingshotswhileCalebcheered.Frustrated,Iknockedonthewindowthreetimes.“Okay,we’llhelpinaminute,”Marcussaid.“Justaminute,”Calebadded.Icarriedtherubbishbagoutside.“Youguys,MomandDadwillbebacksoon,”Iremindedthem.Iopenedthelidonthegarbagecontainer,andaflashofwhiteinsidecaughtmyeye.Awhiteenvelope…itmusthavestuckbyaccident.ButthenIsawitwastapedthere,andsomeonehadwritten“Congratulations!”onthefront.注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Iopenedtheenvelopeandpulledoutafoldedpieceofpaper.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Iturnedintheirdirectionandhelduptheenvelope.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案题号12345678910答案BACBCACABA题号11121314151617181920答案BCABCBCABA题号21222324252627282930答案BDCDACDABA题号31323334353637383940答案CBCADBADCD题号41424344454647484950答案BDCACBACAD1．B【原文】M:Weshouldbringinsomenewpeople.W:Well,Ithinkweneedtoreplacesomeoldcomputersaroundherefirst.M:That’strue.Hopefully,wecanaffordtohiresomeoneafterbuyingthenewequipment.2．A【原文】M:Grace,hasthatshipmentoflabequipmentarrived?Itwassupposedtoarrivethisafternoon.W:Thesuppliercalledthismorningandsaidtherewasadelay.Didn’tyougetmyemailaboutit?M:Imusthavemissedit.3．C【原文】M:Ithoughtthefilmwasreallyexcitingasithaslotsofaction.W:Well,IalmostfellasleepwhenIwatchedit.I’dprefersomeromance,notjustcarchasesandfights.4．B【原文】W:Whatmakesyoudifferentfromotherpeople?M:Mmm...somepeoplesayI’mgoodatdrawing,butIhardlyeverpractice.Whataboutyou?W:I’mquiteaninventor.Ihaveideasfornewthingsandthentrytomakethemwork.5．C【原文】W:SohowdidyouandJennifermeet,Ben?Iheardyoumetatadancingclub.M:Well,it’snottrue.Actually,mycousinDavidintroduceduswhenwemetduringthebreakatcollege.6．A7．C【原文】W:DidyouenjoyyoureveningatthatItalianrestaurant?M:Yeah,itwasgood.Imustsaythough,theycoulddowithgivingpeopleabitmorespace.Wecouldheareverywordthecouplenexttousweresaying!W:Hmm…Hardlyidealwhenyou’reoutforameal.Sohowwasthefood?M:Notbadatall.Andthere’ssomethingforeveryone,whetheryou’reafishperson,ameatlover,oravegetarian.Theyhavelovelystafftoo,reallyenthusiastic.W:MaybeI’llgiveitatrynextweekend.It’smysister’sbirthdaythen.8．A9．B【原文】W:ProfessorTomlinson,mayIaskyouafewquestionsaboutthereflectivejournal?M:Yes,ofcourse.Whatareyouhavingtroublewith?W:Well,everythingreally.Tostartwith,whatshouldbeincludedfirstinthejournal?Perhapssuggestionsfromothers?M:No,no.Youshouldincludethestudygoalsyousetyourselfatthebeginningofyourjournal.ThissectionshouldhavebeendiscussedinsomedetailtowardsthebeginningofthecoursebyProfessorMay.Youshouldbeabletofindhersuggestionsontheslidesshehasprovidedtotheclassonline.W:Okay,thankyou,Professor.10．A11．B12．C【原文】M:Hellothere.Iwasaskedtotellyouabouttheextentofthedamagetothemainbuilding,causedbytherecentstorm.W:Oh,that’sright.Itakeitthatmostofthedamageisjusttothemainbuilding.M:Itisindeed.However,luckily,thedamageisminor,andallofitcanbefixedinoneday.W:Whatwillyoubedoingfirst?Iunderstandyoustartat8inthemorning.M:That’sright.Weweregoingtoremovethefallentrees,butwe’vebeentoldthereareexamsinthemorning,andI’msurethesoundwilldisturballthestudents,soinsteadwe’llfixthatleakyrooffirst.That’safour-hourjobsinceitinvolvesconsiderablerepair,notlikefixingbrokenwindows,whichcanbedonequitequickly.W:Soyou’llfixthebrokenwindowsafterthat,frommidday?M:That’sright.13．A14．B15．C16．B【原文】M:Goodmorning,Madam.MynameisBobSmith.I’mdoingasurveyofpeople’sshoppingpreferences.Couldyouspareafewminutes?W:Sure,butwhoareyoudoingthisfor?Idon’twanttogooutgivinginformationthatwillhelpthosebigcompaniessellmorejunkfoodtochildren.M:Don’tworry.It’stheopposite.IworkfortheGreenMarketResearchcompany.Wehelpeco-friendlycompaniestellconsumerswhytheyshouldbuytheirproducts.W:So,whatkindofquestionsareyouasking?M:Well,doyouliketobuyorganicfoodandlookforproductswithsimplepackaging?W:IdotrytobuyorganicwheneverIcan,andIdefinitelyavoidproductswithover-packagingevenifthey’rebrightandluxurious.It’sjustsowasteful.M:Great!Doyouthinkthepricedifferenceaffectsyourdecision?Sometimeseco-friendlyproductscanbemoreexpensive.W:Yes,itdoes.ButI’mwillingtosupportsustainablepractices.Ithinkit’snecessaryinthelongrun.M:That’safantasticpoint.We’vefoundthatmanyconsumersshareyourviews.17．C18．A19．B20．A【原文】M:Thankyouforinvitingme.IrememberIwantedtobecomeapainterincollege,soIworkedhardtogetmydegreeinFineArts.However,whenIleftcollege,Istarteddrawingpicturesforbooks.Iwasnolongerproducingimagesfromtheheartbutdevelopingimagesformoney.ThenIbegantodevelopacollectionofmydrawingsandstar