江西省2026年高三一模高考英语模拟试卷试题（含答案详解）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页2026年全市高三模拟考试英语试题2026.3(测试时间：120分钟卷面总分：150分)注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。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，将答题卡交回。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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.

B.£9.18.

C.£9.15.答案是C。1．Whatdoesthemanpromisetodo?A．Watchamatch. B．Drivethewoman. C．Arriveontime.2．Wherearethespeakersprobably?A．Inalibrary. B．Inabookstore. C．Inaclassroom.3．Whatdoesthemanprefertodo?A．Eatsnacks. B．Climbhills. C．Gohiking.4．Howmuchhasthemanpaidalready?A．$4.9. B．$9.8. C．$19.6.5．WhatdoesEmmameanintheend?A．Shewillwaitfortheman.B．Shewillbuysomeschoolsupplies.C．Shewillsolvethewhiteboardproblems.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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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．Wheredidthecrashtakeplace?A．Nearaschoolgate. B．Atastreetcrossing. C．Inaskateboardpark.7．Whatdidtheguardthinkcausedthecrash?A．Theslipperyground. B．Thecarelessskateboarder. C．Themissingwarningsign.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Howdidthewomanlearnabouttherobotcompetition?A．FromWeChatMoments. B．Fromaposter. C．Fromanemail.9．Whatdoesthemanthinkoftherobotcompetition?A．Itishighlycreative. B．Itisgreatfunforkids. C．Itisnotworthwatching.10．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fatheranddaughter. B．Teacherandstudent. C．Classmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．WhencanMs.GreengiveBobmedicineforhispreviousproblem?A．Today. B．Tomorrow. C．Thedayaftertomorrow.12．WhatwasBob’stroubleyesterdayafternoon?A．Aheadache. B．Abackache. C．Astomachache.13．Whatcanweinferfromtheconversation?A．Bobwillgohomeimmediately.B．Ms.GreenwillletBobrestintheclinic.C．Bob’sdiscomfortisprobablyhomesickness.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．Whatisthewomanprobably?A．Ahost. B．Adoctor. C．Anutritionist.15．WhatdomanypeoplehaveforbreakfastinsomenorthernpartsofChina?A．Eggsandleanmeat. B．Seafoodandmilk. C．Porridgeonly.16．Whydosomepeoplefeelsurprisedaccordingtotheconversation?A．Someonedislikeseatingseafood.B．Someoneavoidsmilkbeforebedtime.C．Someonemainlyhaseggsforbreakfast.17．WhichbestdescribesDr.Smith’sviewonregionaldietdifferences?A．Natural. B．Strange. C．Harmful.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．WherewasWorldMusicDayfirstlaunched?A．InFrance. B．InAmerica. C．InGermany.19．Whatwilltonight’slecturemainlycover?A．TheglobalhistoryofWorldMusicDay.B．Historicalaccountsofwell-knownmusicians.C．Plansforfuturemusiccelebrationsinschools.20．Whatdoesthespeakermainlytellus?A．VariousglobalcelebrationsofWorldMusicDay.B．TheroleofUNESCOinpromotingmusicculture.C．TheachievementsofthefamousmusichistorianMoore.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。ASmartdevicesaren’tmagic;they’rejustconnectedmachineswithintelligentsystemstohelpyouworkmoreefficientlyandsavetimeandmoney.Theydon’tdirectlylowerthecostofheatingyourhomeorwashingyourclothes,buttheydohelpyoumakebetterchoicesthatbringgreatsavings.Take,forexample,asmartplug(插头)inthebasementthatcontrolsawallheater:itisa1500Wunit,andinthewinter,itusuallyrunsforafewhoursperdayasneeded.Withthesmartplug,youcanmakesureit’soffatnightandwhenyouleavethehousewithouthavingtoremembertoturnitoffbyhand.Ifitisusedevenonehourlessperday,thataddsupto$8insavingspermonth—enoughtoquicklycoverthecostofthesmartplugitself.Devicesandthermostats(恒温器)withbuilt-insmarttechnologycanbeevenmorecost-efficient,sincetheycanoperateduringoff-peakhoursorlearnfromyourdailyhabits.TypicalcostsavingsofcommonsmartdevicesDeviceSmartvs.standardAveragesavingsperyearSavingspercentNotesSmartwasher$900vs.$600$20-$3510%to15%Mostlyfromcoldcyclesandoff-peakuseSmartdryer$1,000vs.$700$25-$5015%to20%HeatpumpandschedulingcombinationSmartfridge$2,000vs.$1,200$10-$205%to10%Minordirectsavings;moreconvenienceSmartplugandpowerboard$25vs.$10$10-$15—CutswastedpowerfromdevicesNotethatwhilethecostslistedaretypicalregularprices,manyaffordablesmartdevicesarelikelyavailablefromyourenergyprovideratahugediscount.21．Whatcanhelpcoverthecostofthesmartplugquickly?A．Runningitatnight. B．Turningitoffbyyourself.C．Usingitduringoff-peakhours. D．Reducingitsdailyusebyonehour.22．Whichdevicesavesmostyearlyaccordingtothetable?A．Smartwasher. B．Smartfridge. C．Smartdryer. D．Smartplug.23．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?A．Tolistdata. B．Toprovevalue. C．Toteachskills. D．Tocompareprices.BFormorethanthreedecades,Dr.Singhallivedinaworldwheresheusedmedicalimagestohelptreatherpatients.ButinJanuary2025,shemadearemarkablechange,steppingawayfromclinicalpracticeandintocontemporaryart.Herbackgroundinradiology(影像学)continuestoinformhowsheseesandpaintstheworld.Yearsspentreadingshadowsandchangesofthicknesssharpenedhereyesforstructure,depth,andthefinearchitectureshiddenbeneaththesurface.“Inmanyways,Istillreadimages,”shereflects,“justwithadifferentpurposenow.”ForDr.Singhal,paintingisaformofdeepthought.Eachmovementslowsthebreath,centersthemind,andcreatesaquietspaceofreflection.Wheremedicinehealedbodies,artnowdevelopsinnerlandscapesbothforherandherviewers.“Ifapaintinghelpssomeonepause,breathe,orreconnectwiththemselves,thenithasdonewhatIintended,”shesays.Dr.Singhal’sartisticjourneyisfilledwithremarkableenergy.Herfirstyearasafull-timeartisthasbeenmarkedbyadynamicseriesofgroupexhibitionsthattracedherriseathomeandabroad.ShefirstappearedonthenationalstageinJuly2025.Herpathsooncrossedborders.Herartworkswereintroducedtoforeigncountries,whereaudiencesconnecteddeeplywiththeemotionalimpactofherpieces.InDecember,sheheldherfirstprivateexhibition,which,morethanadisplay,wasareflectionofheryear-longdevelopment.Thepraisesandcriticismsalongthewayhavemadehermodestandmature.Ataninternationalgroupshow,avisitoronceaskedindisbelief,“Isthisreallyyourfirstyear?”Whensheconfirmedit,thevisitorsmiledandsaid,“Thenyoursoulhasbeenpaintingmuchlonger.”Itisathoughtshecarrieswithher,areminderthatpassionoftencomesbeforepractice,waitingquietlyfortherightmomenttoemerge.24．WhatdoespaintingmainlymeantoDr.Singhal?A．Aprocessofscientifictraining.B．Awaytotreatphysicalillnesses.C．Amethodtogainpublicrecognition.D．Aformofcalmreflectionandinnerhealing.25．Whatdoesthevisitor’scommentimply?A．Singhalneedsmoretechnicalpractice.B．Singhalshouldhavestartedpaintingearlier.C．Singhal’sartistictalentisnaturallyrooted.D．Singhal’sfirst-yearsuccesswasapureaccident.26．WhichofthefollowingscanbestdescribeDr.Singhal?A．Atraditionalandcautiouslearner. B．Adeterminedandinsightfulpioneer.C．Asociallypopularandtalkativespeaker. D．Afinanciallydrivenandambitiousseller.27．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．ADoctor’sNewPathinArt B．AWell-knownArtist’sLifeC．TheChallengesofCareerChange D．ThePublicRecognitionofaNewArtistCPeoplehavebecomeusedtolivingwithAIfairlyquickly,whichhaschangedthewaymanyofuscommunicateordealwithinformation.Ithasalsoledtoseriousconcernsaboutjobs.Surelymassunemploymentiscomingsoon?Buteconomicdatatelladifferentstory:EUunemploymentisatahistoricallowofaround6%,halftheleveloftenyearsago;theUK’sisevenlowerat5.1%,roughlythelevelofthefast-growingearly2000s;thatoftheUSislowerstillat4.4%.Jobsremainplentifulbecausetechnologycreatesnewtypesofjobs.Butyes,AIwilltakeawaysomejobs.AthirdofAmericansworrytheywilllosetheirstoAI,andmanyofthemwillberight.Sincetheindustrialrevolution,awaveofinnovationshasfueledextraordinaryexponentialeconomicgrowth.However,AI,likethecomputer,theinternet,ortherailways,isaslowrevolution.AndjustastherehasbeennoimmediateAIboomwhenitcomestoeconomicgrowth,thereisnoimmediatechangeinemployment.WhatweseeinsteadarelargelyfirmsusingAIasanexcuseforstandardjob-cuttingexercises.ThisthenleadstoadifferentquestionabouthowAIwillaffectthemeaningofourjobs.AnotherquestionraisedbyAIiswhetheritwillreduceorincreasetheinequalitybetweenworkers.Atfirst,manythoughtthatallowingeveryonetouseanAIassistantwithskillsinprocessinginformationorclearcommunicationwoulddecreaseearninginequality.Butotherrecentresearchfoundtheopposite,withhighlyskilledbusinessmengainingthemostfromusingAIsupport.Onereasonforthisisthattakingadviceisaskillinitself.Inmyownresearchwithcolleagues,wefoundthatgivingchessplayerstop-qualityadvicedoeslittletoclosethegapbetweenthebestandtheworstbecauselower-abilityplayerswerelesslikelytofollowhigh-qualityadvice.Andperhapsthat’sthebiggestriskAIbrings:thatsomepeoplemaybenefitfromitmuchmorethanothers.28．Whatdotheeconomicdatashow?A．Massunemploymentiscomingsoon.B．EUunemploymentishigherthanAmerica’s.C．Technologyhascutjobopportunitiessharply.D．TheUK’sunemploymentmatchesthe1990slevel.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exponential”inparagraph3mean?A．Rapid. B．Steady. C．Irregular. D．Unbalanced.30．Whatcanweinferaboutcompanies’jobcuts?A．TheyresultfromAI’sdirectinfluence.B．TheyareoftendoneundertheexcuseofAI.C．Theymakejobsmoremeaningfulforworkers.D．Theycauseanimmediateemploymentchange.31．Howdoestheauthordevelophisideainthelastparagraph?A．Byquotingauthoritativefiguresinthefield.B．Byanalyzingthecauseandeffectofinequality.C．Byexplainingwhypeopledisagreewitheachother.D．Bypresentingcontrastingviewsandprovidingexamples.DAnewstudyrevealsthattropical(热带的)forestscanrecoveralmosttwiceasquicklyfromtreecuttingwhentheirsoilscontainenoughnitrogen(氮).Thefindingsemphasizethecriticalrolethatundergroundconditionsplayindeterminingthespeedofforestregrowthafterlandclearance.Inthelargestandlongest-runningexperimentofitskind,scientistsledbytheUniversityofLeedsinvestigatedhownutritioninfluencesthisrecoveryprocessintropicalregionspreviouslyclearedforloggingoragriculture.Theteammonitoredtreegrowthanddeathacross76forestareasofvaryingagesandsizesforover20years.Tofindouttheroleofspecificnutrition,theysubjectedtheseareastodifferenttreatments:somereceivednitrogenfertilizer,othersphosphorus(磷),athirdgroupreceivedboth,whileacontrolgroupwasleftuntreated.Thisarrangementallowedforadirectcomparisonofforestresponsesundervaryingsoilnutritionconditions.Theresultswerestriking:soilnutritionsignificantlyaffectsregrowthrates.Duringthefirstdecadeofrecovery,forestswithenoughnitrogencamebackatroughlytwicetherateofthoselowinit.Phosphorusalone,however,didnotproduceacomparablegrowth-increasingeffect.LeadauthorWenguangTanghighlightedthebroadereffects:“Ourfindingsareexcitingbecausetheysuggestwecouldenhancetheabsorptionandstorageofgreenhousegasesthroughsmartertreeplanting—simplybymanagingthenutritionavailabilityfortrees.”Althoughtheexperimentusednitrogenfertilizer,theresearchersdonotrecommenddirectlyfertilizingnaturalforests.Instead,theyproposemorepracticalchoices.Forestmanagerscould,forexample,plantleguminous(bean-bearing)trees,whichnaturallyfixnitrogenintothesoil.Anotherstrategyistofocusontreeplantinginareaswherenitrogenfromairpollutionhasalreadybuiltuptoenoughconcentrationsintheground.PrincipalinvestigatorDr.Sarahaddedanoteofcaution:“Preventingthetreecuttingofmaturetropicalforestsmustremainthetoppriority.However,aspolicymakerslooktorestoreforeststomakefulluseofcarbonstorage,ourinsightsintohownutritionimpactscarbonstoragearecrucial.”32．Whatmainlyaffectsthespeedofforestrecovery?A．Thenitrogenlevelinthesoil.B．Theageandsizeofforestareas.C．Thetypesoftreesplantedafterlogging.D．Theamountofrainfallintropicalregions.33．Whywasacontrolgroupsetupintheexperiment?A．Tospeedupforestregrowth.B．Totestphosphorus’effectalone.C．Tocomparedifferentfertilizerbrands.D．Toshowresultswithoutaddednutrition.34．Whatmightbeapracticalwaytoaidforestrecoveryaccordingtothestudy?A．Avoidingtreeplantinginregionswithairpollution.B．Plantingtreesthatcanincreasesoilnitrogennaturally.C．Selectingareaswiththelowestexistingnitrogenlevels.D．Applyingchemicalfertilizersdirectlytonaturalforests.35．Whatcanbeconcludedfromtheleadauthorandtheprincipalinvestigator’sstatements?A．Theyholdopposingviewsonstoppingtreecutting.B．Theyregardphosphorusasmorevitalthannitrogen.C．Theyfocusondifferentaspectsofforestprotection.D．Theyconsiderfertilizingnaturalforeststhebestmethod.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。Manyofusrememberchildhoodsspentoutdoors,whenfriendshipswerebuiltonplaygrounds.Now,weareraisingchildrenwhoseclosestconnectionsoftenliebehindascreen.Formanyyouths,asmartphoneistheirsociallifeline,diary,classroom,andsometimeseventheirhelper.Forparents,competingwithtechnologydesignedtoattractattentioncanfeelimpossible.____36____Childrendonotalwaysneedtobecorrected;theyneedtobeheardandunderstood.Often,itisnotwhatwesaybuthowwesayitthatdetermineswhetheraconversationturnsintoaconflict.Insteadofpointingout,“You’realwaysonyourphone,”tryasking,“____37____”or“Whatdoyoulikeaboutthisapp?”Thegoalistoshowcuriosity,notcriticism.Whentheyfeeljudged,theyusuallypullaway,butiftheyfeelheard,theyaremorelikelytoopenup.____38____Ifweaskthemtoputdowntheirdeviceswhileconstantlycheckingourown,themessagebecomesmixed.Settingaside“device-free”familyhoursorshowingthatyoucanswitchoffyourowndevicehelpsthemseethatbalanceisnotaboutlimitsbutaboutchoices.Rulesaroundscreentimeworkbestwhentheyarebuiltwith,notfor,yourchildren.____39____Forexample,keepingphonesoffthetableduringmealsorawayfrombedroomsbeforebedtimecanhelpeveryone—parentsincluded—disconnectandrestart.Thesedailyroutinesbecomefoundationsoffamilytiesinafast-pacedworld.FamilyeducationintheageofTikTokisnotaboutkeepingupwitheverytrendordecoding(弄懂)everyapp.____40____Thedigitalworldwillcontinuetodevelop,yetourinfluenceasparentsremainsstrong.Whenwechangefromfeartocuriosity,weteachourchildrenhowtohandletechnologywithkindnessandbalance,strengtheningthefamilytiethatwillcarrythemthrougheverystageoftheirlives.A．Whatareyouwatching?B．Itisaboutstayingconnected.C．Butperhapsthatiswherethechangebegins.D．Whendoyouthinkyouoweittoyourselftostop?E．Childrenoftenlearnmorefromwhatwedothanwhatwesay.F．Involvethemindecidingwhenandhowscreensfitintofamilylife.G．Encouragehobbiesorvolunteering—anythingthathelpsthembuildconfidence.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。Whileshopping,Ikepthearingayoungchildcryingloudly.WhenI________theself-checkoutarea,themotherwasinthelinenexttome,herchildstillcrying.Othercustomersinlinerolledtheireyesandshooktheirheads________.After________mypurchases,ImentionedtothecouplebehindmethatIhadnokidsandthatbeingamothermustbethe________job.Theyagreedwithmeandweexchangedlooksof________forthemom.Idecidedtobuyheracandybar.Thecouplebehindme________theidea,soIgaveaReese’sbartothemother,sayingshemightneedit.Shewasmovedtotears.Thecustomersaroundlookedatmewith________.Inoticedherbasketwasmostlyfilledwithkids’medicineandfood.I________tocoverherthings,butshepolitelyrefused.Itoldhershedeserved________thatday.Ihelpedscanand________hergoodswhileshecomfortedherchild.Awomanshowedthechildphotosonherphone,________thechilddown.WhenIusedmycard,twootherstrangersgaveme________tosharethecost.Iwastouchedthatthestrangers________tosupportthisstrugglingmother.Thisexperiencecompletely________meupandchangedmywholeday,eventhoughIhadalsobeenfeeling________thatmorning.Itgavemewarmthandhope.41．A．imagined B．reached C．described D．checked42．A．impatiently B．unexpectedly C．disorderly D．abnormally43．A．goingthrough B．sortingout C．givingaway D．payingfor44．A．funniest B．riskiest C．toughest D．coolest45．A．sympathy B．regret C．sorrow D．trust46．A．advanced B．praised C．considered D．accepted47．A．caution B．determination C．acknowledgement D．curiosity48．A．decided B．managed C．offered D．preferred49．A．kindness B．success C．honour D．credit50．A．market B．bag C．brand D．ship51．A．laying B．holding C．patting D．calming52．A．opportunity B．service C．cash D．reason53．A．united B．promised C．struggled D．prepared54．A．tightened B．stirred C．broke D．cheered55．A．scared B．confident C．upset D．satisfied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。I’velivedbesideahighwayformyentirelife.NomatterwhichhighwayIlivealong,onecommonfactorremainsthesame:toomuchrubbish,____56____(especial)thatthrownfromcarwindowsasdriverspassby.InOctober,Iconductedacleanupevent.Fivestudentscameouttohelppickuprubbish,____57____(end)upwithtwolargebags.Itwasn’tabigevent,____58____wasitthekindofeye-catchingclimateactionthatmakesheadlines,butsmallthingslikethisaddupovertime.Ittakesmanyhandstomakeadifferencetoasmallarea,____59____nowcontributestoacleaner,morevisuallypleasantenvironmentbecausesomeoftherubbish____60____(remove).Ifyou’repassionateabouttheenvironmentandkeepingour____61____(surround)rubbish-free,Iencourageyoutoholdyourowncleanupevent!Youjustneedtofigureoutwhichareatoholdit____62____.Thechangecanstartwithyou,andit’sonlyonestepaway.Wefirsthavetocareabouttheenvironment____63____(we)ifwewantotherstocare,whichwillideallyleadtoahealthierEarth.Thisplanet,____64____(gift)touswithsomuch,hastakencareofusforthousandsofyears.Ithinkit’shightime____65____we,asacollective,begantoreturnthefavor.第四部分写作(共两节;满分40分)第一节书面表达(满分15分)66．你校英文广播站发起“OldThings,NewValue”主题征稿活动，旨在号召师生用旧物改造美化校园。请你写一篇英语短文投稿，内容包括：1.你的具体做法；2.改造带来的校园变化；3.呼吁大家积极参与进来。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.题目已为你写好。OldThings,NewValue______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节读后续写(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。JulieletoutalaughassheplayfullytappedRobertwithherlightweightjacket—she’donlymeanttojokewithhimgently,nevertohurthim.ButRobertreactedsharply:hesteppedbackinpain,holdinghisleftshoulderandtearswellingupinhiseyes.TheirteacherMr.Mobleynoticedthenoiseandwalkedover.Soon,Robertwassenttothenurse’soffice,whileJuliereturnedtotheclassroom,confusedanduneasy.Julietriedtofocusonthespellinglesson,buthermindwandered.Asuddenknockinterruptedtheclass;astudentvolunteerhandedMr.Mobleyanotefromtheoffice.Alleyesfixedontheteacher,asofficenotesusuallymeanttrouble.Sureenough,Mr.MobleytoldJulietotakeherbelongingsandgotoPrincipalSinclair’sofficeimmediately.Embarrassedandpanicked,shegrabbedherjacketandheadedout,wonderinghowitcouldcauseharm.Slidingherhandsintothejacketpockets,shefeltahard,roundobject—hernewyo-yo.Herlegswentweak,realizingitwastheyo-yo,notthejacket,thathadhurtRobert.Reachingtheoffice,shewascalledinatonce.TheprincipalinformedherthatRoberthadashoulderbump(肿块).Hismotherwasupsetandtookhimtothedoctor.Juliewaitedanxiouslyforhermother,fearingpunishmentasshe’dalwaysbeenastraight-Astudent.Whenhermotherarrived,Juliedescribedthewholestory,admittingshe’djokedaboutRobert.Unexpectedly,hermotherdidn’tblameher.Instead,shehuggedJulietightlyandsharedthatshe’doncebittenaboyatschoolonpurpose,callingthemselves“troublemakers”withasmile.Julielaughedthroughhertears,feelingrelieved.Thenextday,Robertwasbackatschool,withaslightbumponhisshoulder.Julieapologizedimmediately.ButJuliestillfeltguilty—shewantedtoensurehewasn’treallyangry.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。Weekslater,aclasspicnicwasannounced,andthinkingofRobert,Juliehesitatedtoinvitehim.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Asthepicnicended,JuliewalkedbesideRobertonthewayhome.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．B【原文】W:I’mlate.Ineedtogettothestadiumby2p.m.There’savolleyballmatch,Ican’tmissit.M:I’mheadingthatwaytoo.Icangiveyoualift.2．A【原文】W:YoucankeepthebookHistoryofAncientCivilizationsfortwentydays.Don’tforgettoreturnitontime.M:CouldIgetanextensionifIhaven’tgotthroughit?3．C【原文】W:Anyplansforourtrip?Shouldwebringsomesnacksorgoclimbing?M:Iheardthere’sanewlyopenedhikingtrailnearby.Wanttotryit?4．C【原文】M:CouldIhavemybill,please?W:Sure.M:Ithinkyou’vechargedmetwice.Look,thepriceof$9.80islistedhereagain.W:I’llcheckthesystem.5．B【原文】M:Ohno,we’realmostrunningoutofchalk.Whatelsedoweneed?Whiteboardmarkers,workbooks...Ihavetogo.W:Emma,whereareyougoing?M:Totheschoolsupplystore.Idon’twanttowaitformoreproblems.6．B7．B【原文】W:Goodafternoon,Tom.M:Afternoon,Lucy.DidyouhearaboutthecrashatthecornerofMapleParkandCedarRoadlastWednesdaynoon?W:No,Ididn’t.Wasanyonehurt?M:No,buttheskateboardneededfixing.Recently,thewarningsignatthecrossingwasmissing.Besides,thegroundwasslipperybecauseoftherain.W:Werethepoorweatherconditionsthecause?M:Well,theguardsaiditwasprobablybecausetheskateboarderwasn’tbeingcareful.8．A9．C10．B【原文】W:CouldweheadtotheScienceMuseum,sir?There’sarobotcompetitionthisweekend.Everyonesaysit’sfascinating.M:Howdidyouknowaboutit?Didyouseetheschoolposter?W:No,IreadarecommendationfrommydeskmateonhisWeChatMoments.M:I’msorry,wecan’tgotogether,kid.Peoplemightthinkthecompetitionisfun,butthoserobotsarejustforrepeatedcommercialuse.Theywouldbeusedformorecreativeresearchiftheywereinthelab.W:Butmostofourclassaregoingtowatchit.M:Iknowit’sdisappointing.WhatifwevisittheCityExhibitionHallinstead?Therewon’tbeanycompetitions,butyoucanseemanystudentinventions.11．C12．A13．C【原文】M:MissGreen,Idon’tfeelverywell.W:What’swrong,Bob?Isitthesameproblemasyesterdayafternoon?Ican’tgiveyouanymoremedicineforthatuntilthedayaftertomorrow.M:No,it’snotmyhead.Nowmybackhurts.W:Haveyounoticedthatyou’vecometoseemehereatthecliniceverydaysincesummerschoolstarted?M:Yes,butI’mnotlyingaboutbeingunwell.Ireallyfeelbadandwanttoaskforleave.W:Well,noneoftheotherclassmateshavethisproblem.Ithinkyou’rejustlongingforyourfamily.M:ThencanIgohomenow?W:No,yourparentsarecomingintwodays.Sorelaxuntilthen.14．A15．C16．B17．A【原文】W:Goodmorning,everyone.WearehonoredtohaveDr.Smith,anutritionist,sharesomethingaboutdietmisunderstandingstoday.PleasejoinmeinwelcomingDr.Smith.M:Thankyouforhavingme.InsomenorthernregionsofChina,manypeopleonlyeatporridgeforbreakfast.Butinsouthernareas,breakfastusuallyincludesproteinlikeeggsandleanmeat,whichismorebalanced.W:Soforthosewhoonlyhaveporridgeforbreakfast,it’samisunderstandingthatporridgealonecanmeetthebody’smorningneeds,right?M:Exactly.Somepeoplearealsosurprisedwhenothersrefusetodrinkmilkbeforebed,becausethesepeoplebelieveitblockssleep.Peopleincoastalareasareconfusedbythosewhoavoidseafoodentirely.Butideasvaryfrompersontoperson.W:Igetit.Dietmisunderstandingsareeverywhere.M:Absolutely.Personaleatinghabitsandfamilyinfluenceplayakeyrolehere.There’snoabsoluterightorwrong.Differentlivingenvironmentsleadtodifferentconcepts.W:DoctorSmith,thanksalotforcomingtoourcommunitylectureandbringingussuchusefulknowledge.18．A19．B20．A【原文】

W:TodayisJune21st,thedateofWorldMusicDay.WorldMusicDaywasstartedin1982inFrancebytheMinistryof