2026年高考全国一卷高考模拟英语试卷试题（含答案详解）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页2026届高三4月份质量监测英语考生在答题前请认真阅读本注意事项及各题答题要求：1.本试卷共10页，包含听力(共30分)、阅读(共50分)、语言运用(共30分)、写作（共40分）四部分。本次考试满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。2.答题前，请您务必将自己的姓名、考试号等用黑色0.5毫米签字笔填写在答题卡上。3.作答非选择题必须用书写黑色字迹的0.5毫米签字笔写在答题卡上的指定位置，在其它位置作答一律无效。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题;每题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A、B、C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．Whatisthemangoingtodo?A．Attendafamilyreunion.B．Visithiscousinsabroad.C．Hostaweddinganniversary.2．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Complainaboutanemergency.B．Extendtheloanperiodforabook.C．Askabouttheduedateofhisbook.3．Whatisthewoman’sfeelingnow?A．Regret. B．Disappointment. C．Worry.4．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atarestaurant. B．Atasupermarket. C．Atanartgallery.5．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Throwingawayolditems. B．Planningashoppingtrip. C．Purchasinganewcoat.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、B、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。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．WhydoesJanetmakethecall?A．Totellaboutadelay. B．Torequestpayment. C．Toplaceanorder.7．WhatdoesthemanaskJanettodointheend?A．Offerfreeshipping. B．Keephimupdated. C．Repairhisprinter.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatcontributesthemosttoEchke’sleaving?A．Herheavyworkload. B．Herlowsalary. C．Hertoughmanager.9．Whatdoesthemanpromisetodo?A．Reportthecomment.B．Interviewotheremployees.C．Contactanotherdepartment.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．WhendidWaltDisneywinthefirstOscaraward?A．Inthemid-1920s. B．Intheearly1930s. C．Inthelate1960s.11．WhatisspecialaboutWaltDisney’slastOscaraward?A．Hedidn’treceiveithimself.B．Hewonitjustbeforehisdeath.C．Hegotitforhisfirstcharacter.12．Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers?A．TheyarefansofMickeyMouse.B．Theyliketowatchfilmswithkids.C．TheybothfavoraWaltDisneyfilm.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Ajournalist. B．Anofficer. C．Astudent.14．Whathasbeendonetothetreesplantedlastyear?A．They’vebeenmovedtoanotherspot.B．They’vebeenmeasuredforoxygenoutput.C．They’vebeencomparedwithotherspecies.15．Whatisthecurrentgoaloftheproject?A．Toexpandthetreeplantingarea.B．Tointroducemoretreespecies.C．Towinmoreacademicprizes.16．Whatwasthekeytotheresearchimprovement?A．Thegovernmentfund. B．Theprivateinvestment. C．Theprojectshareprice.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Wheredoesthespeakerwork?A．AtaTVstation. B．Ataradiostation. C．Ataweatherstation.18．Whatmadethespeakergetintothefield?A．Atelevisionprogram.B．Hischildhoodexperience.C．Researchonweatherconditions.19．Whatisthebasisforaweather-forecastingjob?A．Beingabletodrawpatterns.B．Explainingforecastssimply.C．Performingwellinscience.20．Whatdidthespeakermajorinbeforestartinghiswork?A．Physics. B．Math. C．Business.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。ANamedamongtheworld’stop15design-forwardculturalinstitutionsbyArchitecturalDigestin2025,Italy’sMuseodelDesignFuturista(MuseumofFuturisticDesign)openeditsdoorsinMilaninMay2024.Visitorsareinvitedtoengagewithdigitalartinstallationsandimmersiveenvironmentsthatreimaginetransportation,urbanliving,andevenpersonalidentity.What’sonDisplay?Themuseumspansfourfloors,eachdedicatedtoadistinctvisionofthefuture:GroundFloorexploressustainablearchitecture,verticalgardens,andAI-drivenurbanplanningthrougha1:200scalemodelofafuturisticmetropolis(未来大都市);SecondFloorfeaturesconceptualvehicles,fromflyingcarstohyperlooppods,alongsideinteractivesimulationsofzero-gravitytravel;ThirdFloorisfocusedonbiohacking,wearabletech,andneuro-enhancedcreativity,withexhibitslikea“mood-altering”lightsuitand3D-printedorgans;TopFloorimagineslifebeyondEarth,withprototypes(模型)forlunarhabitats,asteroid-miningtools,andspacetourismsuitsdesignedincollaborationwiththeEuropeanSpaceAgency.HowtoVisitTickets:Standardadmissioncosts€18,withdiscountsforstudents(€12),seniorsover65(€10),andchildrenunder12(free).Groupsof10+receivea20%discount.Booking:Ticketsmustbereservedonlineviawww.museodesignfuturista.it.Same-dayentriesarelimitedandsubjecttoavailability.Hours:OpenTuesday–Sunday,10:00AM–8:00PM(closedMondays).MuseumGuidelinesPhotography:Allowedforpersonaluse,exceptinthePrototypeLab(whereunreleaseddesignsareshowcased).Noflash.Food&Drink:Onlywaterbottlesarepermittedinsideexhibits.Acaféonthegroundfloorservesespresso,lightbites,andvegansnacks.Accessibility:Themuseumisfullywheelchair-accessible,withexhibitsforvisuallyweakenedguestsandinductionloopsforhearingaids.Connectivity:Freehigh-speedWi-Fiisavailable;downloadthemuseum’sapp.21．WhatmightbethetopicofSecondFloor?A．Thecityoftomorrow. B．Redefinedmobility.C．Theartofarchitecture. D．Futureagriculture.22．Whatdoweknowaboutticketpricing?A．Childrenunder12mustpayhalfprice.B．Seniorsover65receivea50%discount.C．Thereisa20%discountforgroupsof20.D．Studentsareofferedthestandardadmission.23．Whatisforbiddeninthemuseum?A．AccessingthemuseumInternet.B．Havingsomecafeandsnacks.C．Videoingtheregularexhibition.D．TakingphotosinthePrototypeLab.BA19-year-oldrunnerwithDownsyndrome(唐氏综合症)hasbecometheyoungestpersonwithalearningdisabilitytocompleteamarathon.LloydMartincreatedhistorybyfinishingthe26.2-mile(42km)courseoftheLondonMarathonguidedbyhismotherCeriHooper,54,onSunday.Afterundergoingsurgeryonbothofhiskneesin2021,Martinbeganrunning5kilometersatatime.TheDailyMailreportedthattheteenagerbegantrainingforthemarathoninDecember,coachedbyhismother,anexperiencedmarathoner.AfterChristmas,hebeganincreasinghismileageandpreparedforLondon.Morethan50,000excellentandcharitablerunnerstooktothestreetsoftheBritishcapital,witharecord578,000peopleenteringtheballot(抽签)forthisevent,makingitthemostpopularmarathonintheworld.TheGuinnessWorldRecordsawardedLloydMartinacertificateattheendoftherace.Heistheyoungestpersontocompleteamarathonintheintellectualimpairment(损伤)category,thebookofrecordsannounced.Theteenagerandhismotherbrokedownintearsafterfinishingtherace.“InLloyd’swords,it’sachievinghisdream.”Ms.HooperwasquotedbytheBBCassaying.“Reallyanythingispossibleifyouputyourmindtoit.Withabitofwork,youcanachieveit.”Martinranthefirst14milesofthemarathonwithoutstopping,whichwasthefarthesthehadeverrun,hismothersaid.Hethenwalkedtherestofthemilestillthefinishlineasthecrowdcheeredforhim.“Itwastough,butwehadaball,”Ms.Hoopersaid,addingthatherson’sachievementwasimportantforpeoplewithDownsyndrome.“Wedidnotsayalotwhenwecrossedthefinishline.Wejustbothburstintotears,”shesaid.Priortothemarathon,Mr.Martinhadrunthefarthestdistanceof5kminNovemberlastyear.TheLondonMarathonsharedatouchingvideoofMartinfinishingtheraceandcelebratinghisaccomplishmentwithhismom.24．WhatdoweknowaboutLloydMartin?A．Hehadthedeterminationforarace.B．Hecompetedwithadisabledrunner.C．HemaintainedaspeedintheMarathon.D．Heparticipatedinthematchonhisown.25．WhatisthekeytoMartin’saccomplishment?A．Hismom’sencouragement. B．Hisphysicalstrength.C．Theprofessionaltraining. D．Thecrowd’scheers.26．WhydidMartinandhismotherbothburstintotearsaftercrossingthefinishline?A．Theyweretooexhaustedaftertherace. B．Theywereovercomebytheexcitement.C．Theyweredisappointedwiththeresult. D．Theyweremovedbytheloudapplause.27．WhatcanwelearnfromMartin’sstory?A．Nothingisimpossibleforawillingheart.B．Agreatcoachisthekeytosportssuccess.C．Everyoneaddsfuelandtheflamesrisehigh.D．Allthingsaredifficultbeforetheyareeasy.CAfteropeningupapackage,mostofusbreakdownthecardboardboxandbringittotherecyclingbox,butnotJoshGluckstein.ThisLondon-basedartistusesthematerialtocreateincrediblesculpturesofwildlife,transformingthebrownpaperintoanimalslikegiraffes,lions,andgorillas.Mostrecently,he’spushedhimselftocompletehismostambitiousprojecttodate—an8-foottallcardboardcoralreef(珊瑚礁)filledwithover50differentspeciesofanimals.GlucksteinhasbeendocumentingtheentirecreativeprocessonInstagramandTikTok.Fromcolorfulcoraltoanimalslikeseaturtles,thesculptureoffersadetailedviewoflifeunderwater.Accordingtotheartist,it“celebratesthewonderandrichbiodiversityofouroceanswhileraisingawarenessforthechallengesfacingouroceanlife.”CreatedforHomoFaber,amonth-longexhibitioninVenicethatcelebratesmodernartisans(手艺人),thesculpturewasacreativechallengeforGlickstein.Inordertocreatethenecessarytexturesforthereef,heturnedtodifferenttypesofcardboard.Hisvideosgiveaninsightintohowheprocessesthecardboard.Wewatchasheshapesindividualpiecesofcoral,whichcometolifewhenpaintedandplacedonthereef.Nextaretheanimals.Aseachoneisaddedtothereef,thesculpturetakesonanimpressivequalityandbecomesa360-degreeexperience.Sorichindetail,it’sdifficulttochooseafavoritepartofthereef,butGlucksteindoeshavehispersonalselection.“Thecardboardstrawanemone(海葵),”hesays.“Ilovethemessageaboutthethreatofplasticwasteintheoceanandthedifferencewecanmakebymakingmoresustainablechoices.”Now,hehopesthathisreefwillremindpeopleoftheocean’smagicalbeautyandshowtheincrediblecreativepossibilitiesofcardboard.Tocreatehiscommitmenttooceanconservation,Glucksteinisdonating10%oftheprofitsfromthisspecialpiecetothecharityOceana,whichworkstoprotectandrestoretheworld’soceans.28．WhydidGlucksteindemonstratehisgrandprojectonline?A．Toshowthedifficultyincreatingsculptures.B．Toprovideadetailedviewofunderwaterlife.C．Tomakepeopleawareofthethreattosealife.D．Topromotethemonth-longexhibitioninVenice.29．WhydoesGlucksteinlikethecardboardstrawanemonebest?A．Itbelongstothemostchallengingpart.B．Itadvocatesenvironmentalsustainability.C．Itreflectsthebiodiversityofseaspecies.D．Itmakeshisreefa360-degreeexperience.30．Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A．Theartist’sfuturestudyofusingcardboard.B．Thepublic’sreactiontothecardboardstatue.C．Gluckstein’sdedicationtooceanconservation.D．Gluckstein’sexplorationintotheoceaniclife.31．Whichofthefollowingmightbethebesttitleforthetext?A．Thedutyofmodernartisans:turningcardboardintoanimalsB．Socialmedia:anewplatformforrecordingartisticprocessC．Thenewchallenge:creating3DsculpturesforexhibitionsD．Recycledcardboard:anovelmeansofsealifeconservationDAsadvancementsinAIcontinuetounfold,robotsareemergingasatransformativeforceintheelderlycareindustryacrossChina.Withinnovationsrangingfromfeedingrobotstothosedesignedforrecoveryandhygiene(卫生)assistance,anincreasingrangeofage-friendlytechproductsisbeingintroducedtosupportseniors.Thesecutting-edgesolutionsaremakingupfortraditionalfamily-basedcaremodels,announcinganewerainthewayweapproacheldercare.Recently,citiessuchasShanghaiandXi’an,havelaunchedinnovativesmartelderlycareinitiativesaimedatenhancingthecombineddevelopmentofelderlycareservicesandrelatedindustries.Thismovecameinresponsetotherisinginterestinsmartelderlycare.ManynursinghomesinChinesecitiesarenowintegratingintelligentcarerobotsintotheiroperations.Forexample,atahomecarecenterinFuzhou,agroupofseniorsaveraging86yearsoldareenjoyingamoreconvenientanddynamiclifestylethankstotheintroductionof“smartnannies.”Amongthecutting-edgetechnologiesbeingemployedtoassistseniorswithdisabilitiesarerobotic“caregivers,”multifunctionaltransferbed-chairs,andfall-detectionalarms.In2024,aresidentfromShenzhen,Guangdong,surnamedXia,investednearly30,000yuaninatoiletingcarerobotforhis80-year-oldbedriddengrandfather,whichcanhelphimstandandwalkfortoileting.Itcanautomaticallysenseneedsandperformfullyautomatedprocesses.Sinceitsintroduction,thistoiletingcarerobothasgreatlyeasedthecaregivingburdenonfamilymembers.“It’smuchlessexhaustingnow.Whenthedrainwatertankisfull,wejustemptythewastewaterandrefillitwithcleanwater,”Xiasaid.Heexpressedhopeformorewalking-assistrobots,notingthatthehighcostofcurrentmodelsremainsabarrierformanyfamilies.ChenZhengxiang,anAImodeltrainerbasedinSuzhou,EastChina’sJiangsuProvince,hasconductedresearchinmanynursinghomesacrossthecountry.HetoldtheGlobalTimesthatcurrentrobotsonthemarketstillhaveshortcomingsinhuman-robotinteraction.Forinstance,theystruggletorecognizecommandsspokeninlocaldialects,andtheiremotionalinteractionsremainataprogrammedresponselevel.32．Whatismainlytalkedaboutinthefirstparagraph?A．RobotsaretransformingChineseindustry.B．Techproductshelptheelderlylivelonger.C．Elderlycarerobotsseegrowingpopularity.D．AIspeedsuptheproductionofcarerobots.33．WhatcanrobotsatahomecarecenterinFuzhoudo?A．Helpdoctorsoperateonthesickelderly.B．Pickseniorsupwhofalltotheground.C．Makenursinghomeseasilyaccessible.D．Moveseniorsinamoreconvenientway.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“bedridden”inparagraph5mean?A．Havinglimitedmobility. B．Abandonedtodiseases.C．Lackofconsciousness. D．Unabletoexpressoneself.35．Whatdoestheauthorwanttostressaboutelderlycarrobotsinthelastparagraph?A．Extensivemarketprospects. B．Theroomforimprovement.C．Thedifficultyintrainingthem. D．Potentialapplicationinnursing.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。We’realltaughtfromayoungagetosaysorrywhenwemakemistakesandtosaythankyouwhensomeonedoessomethingkind.Yetovertheyears,“I’msorry”seemstohavemultiplied,while“thankyou”hasalmostdisappeared.Weapologiseformanysillythings.Someoneknocksintous—wesaysorry.Wemissaphonecall—wesaysorry.Thisconstantapologisinghasgottenoutofcontrol.____36____Ofcourse,weshouldstillapologisewhenwetrulymakeamistakeorwhenwehurtsomeone.____37____Butmanyapologiesarenotnecessary.Theyhappenautomatically,almostwithoutthought.Wedoittoavoidconflict.Wedoitbecausewe’vebeentaughtthatpolitenessmattersaboveallelse.Weassumethatsayingsorrywillmakepeoplefeelgood.____38____Sometimesunnecessaryapologiesmakeeverythingawkward.Theydistractusfromtherealissueandevenweakenourrelationships.Ifwearealwayssayingsorry,willourtrueapologiesstillsoundsincere?Probablynot.Andwhenweapologiseforthingsthataren’tourfault,weonlymakeourselvesfeelworse.Yetsomethingchangeswhenwestartsayingthankyouinsteadandconfidencegrows.Westoptryingtopleaseeveryone.____39____Ithelpsusvaluewhatwehaveandjudgeourselveslessharshly.Itremindsusthatthereisstillgoodintheworld—

andinourselves.Andsoon,thepeoplearounduswillnoticeachangeinourattitude.Replacingsorrywiththankyouisasmallchangewithabigimpact.____40____Itimproveshowwefeelandhowothersrespondtous.Andifeveryonetookamomenttosincerelyexpressgratitudeeachday,theworldmightquicklybecomeakinderplace.A．Itneedstostop.B．Gratitudealsoshiftsourperspective.C．However,weignoreourownfeelings.D．However,itdoesn’talwaysworkthatway.E．Thishasalwaysbeentrueandwillneverchange.F．Asimplewordshapesourmindsetandrelationships.G．Westoptryingtoputourselvesinothers’shoesdirectly.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。Likemanywomenoftheirgeneration,Chenai,aged78andSeke,aged80werenotsenttoschool.Duetoapopularculturalbelief,parentsprioritize_______fortheboychildonly.ChenaiandSekewere_______ofthispractice,andalltheirlivestheyhavehadto_______thecriticalskillsofreadingorwriting.“Womenofourtimewereall_______.Wedidnotworryabouttheneedtoreadorwriteforourplacewasinthehome,”recalledChenai.However,sheaddedthatshe_______toreadtheBibleafterbecomingaJesusfollower.”“Sometimesourpriest(牧师)gaveBiblestopeople,andeventhoughIwasamemberofthe_______forover20years,Iwasnever_______simplybecauseIcan’tread,”shesaidwithasmallamountof_______inhervoice.SekeandChenaiwerefinally_______whentheirpriestobtainedaudioBiblesinZimbabwetogivetotheilliterate(文盲)andtheblindinthechurch.“Ifelt________whenthepriestcalledmynametogivemetheaudioBible,”saidacheerfulChenai.Thechurchleadersaid,“TheaudioBiblewillassistinimprovingthe________oftheblind,theilliterateandtheelderlywho________withsmallprintBiblesduetoeyesightissues.”PrintedandaudioBiblesareintendedtoreduceBible________inZimbabwe.Theteamhopesthat________suchasthesewillimproveBibleliteracyandbreathe________intothechurchinZimbabwe.41．A．housework B．education C．medicine D．business42．A．victims B．inventors C．addicts D．defenders43．A．dealwith B．sufferfrom C．dowithout D．passon44．A．breadwinners B．housewives C．caretakers D．jobseekers45．A．agreed B．refused C．hesitated D．desired46．A．club B．school C．church D．society47．A．considered B．respected C．invited D．delivered48．A．pride B．guilt C．sadness D．delight49．A．remembered B．appreciated C．recognized D．absorbed50．A．surprised B．disappointed C．honored D．ashamed51．A．health B．welfare C．status D．reputation52．A．compete B．struggle C．bargain D．exist53．A．influence B．benefit C．poverty D．expense54．A．sacrifices B．results C．challenges D．efforts55．A．life B．fire C．relief D．air第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Isa300-year-oldtreeworthbillionsincityconstructiondelays?Myanswerisyes,___56___adoubt.Inafast-developingcitylikeLishui,Zhejiang,wemustasknotonlyhowmuchlandwecandevelop,___57___whatkindofenvironmentweareleavingbehind.Lishui___58___(know)asthe“greenvalleyofZhejiang”.Afewyearsago,agroupofoldcamphortrees(樟树)stoodinthewayofanewroadproject.Theplanwas___59___(move)themtoanotherlocation.Itfacedstrong___60___(oppose)fromlocalresidents.Thanksto___61___(share)effortsbythecommunity,legalauthoritiesandgovernment,anewplanwasdeveloped:tochangetheroad.Thisdecisionprotectedtheentirecamphorgrove(树林).Nowadays,thatarea___62___(become)XiangzhangPark.It’smorethanjustgreenspace–it’sasymbolofLishui’s___63___(value).Theparkprovidesaquiet,peacefulenvironmentforlocalresidents.___64___wasonceseenasaproblemfordevelopmenthasbecomesomethingvaluable.Inthefuture,citieswillcompeteforgoodairqualityand___65___(ecological)sustainableecosystemsinsteadofGDPalone.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，上周末你校组织学生开展“走进社区，践行劳动”社会实践活动。请你为校报英语栏目写一篇报道，内容包括：1.活动内容；2.你的感受。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。AMeaningfulSocialLaborPractice___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。ItwasthemonthofAugust.AllthestudentswerestudyinghardfortheirmonthlytestsandYasminwasoneofthem.Shewasanine-year-old,intelligentgirl,whoalwaysscoredhighmarksintestsandexams.Butshewasalittleweakinhistory,andbecauseofthat,sheoftengotthesecondpositioninexams.Finally,thetestsstarted.Eachday,YasminsatnexttoMisbah,herbestfriend,andnervouslyfilledtheanswersheets.Thelasttestwashistory,sotheweekendbeforeit,Yasminreviewedallthemajorcontentsbutwasnotconfidentaboutherpreparation.“IstillfeelasifIamnotreadyforthehistorytesttomorrow.Iamveryweakinit,”shetoldAli,herelderbrother.“Oh,comeon!Youalwayssaythatandyoustillpass!”Alisaid.Thenextday,duringtheassembly(集会),Yasminlearnedthattheirhistoryteacher,MissKhadija,wasabsent,soanotherteacher,MissAisha,wasassignedtotheirclass.ThewholeclasscomplainedwhentheyheardthatMissAishawouldbeinvigilating(监考),asshewasinfamousforbeingverystrictandnevergivingevenaminuteofextratime.

Yasminattemptedallthequestions,exceptonemultiple-choicequestion.Shelookedattheclockandrealizedthatonlyfiveminuteswereleftbeforetheteacherwouldcollecttheanswersheets.Suddenly,herfriendMisbahpassedheranotewithanansweronit.Yasminsmiledandwrotetheanswer.ButthensherememberedthatMissKhadijahadoncetoldthem,“Behonestratherthanclever.”Yasmintookadeepbreathandmadeherchoice.Sheerasedtheborrowedanswerandwrotedowntheanswershehadoriginallythoughtof,regardlessofwhetheritwasrightorwrong.Misbah’seyeswidenedindisbeliefwhenshenoticedthis.Sheopenedhermouthtosaysomething,butatthatmoment,thebellrangandMissAisha’ssharpvoicecutthroughthesilence:“Pencilsdown!Passyourpapersforward!”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。Afterschool,MisbahapproachedYasmin.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Backhome,Yasmintoldhermothereverythingabouttheexam.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．A【原文】W:Youlooksmart!Whereareyougoing?M:Todayismygrandparents’goldenweddinganniversary.Allthefamilywillbethere,evenmycousinswholiveinAustralia.2．B【原文】W:KingscliffeLibrary.CanIhelpyou?M:Yes.Mylibrarybookisdueback,butIhadabitofanemergency,andIcan’tcometoreturnit.CanIrenewit?W:That’snoproblem.3．C【原文】W:Don’ttellmeyouwereattheofficeverylatelastnight!M:Yeah,Ihadtofinishthatreport.W:Becareful,oryou’regonnaburnyourselfout.4．A【原文】W:Goodmorning.WhatcanIgetyoutoday?M:Eggsalwayssoundgood.Butwhatdoyousuggest?W:Ifyou’rereallyhungry,thepancakesorpiesarewonderful.M:Hmm.I’llhaveapancake,please.Andacupofmilk.5．C【原文】M:Willthatbeanotherunnecessarypurchase?W:No!It’ssomethingIreallyneed.M:Whydoyouneedanothercoat?Youalreadyhavemanycoatsathome.6．A7．B【原文】W:Hi.ThisisJanetSayerswithAcmeSupplies.Wereceivedyourorderyesterday.Wehaveeverythingyourequestedexcepttheprinter.It’scurrentlyunavailable.M:I’msorrytohearthat.Ourcurrentmachinekeepsbreakingdown.Howsoondoyouthinkyou’llhaveit?W:Withinaweek.Icanshiptherestofyourorder,andwhentheprintergetshere,I’llsenditbyexpressdeliveryfornoextracharge.M:That’sOK.Couldyoualsocallandletmeknowwhenitarrivesonyourend?8．B9．A【原文】M:Thanksforcomingtothisexitinterview,Echke.Solet’sstartwiththemostimportantquestion.Whydidyoudecidetoleave?W:Well,Igotabetterjobatanothercompany.M:Whatmakesthatjobmoreattractive?W:Well,tobehonest,I’llbedoingthesameworkformorepay.Ourpayhereisbelowmarketrate,youknow.M:Yes.We’veheardthiscommentfromotherdepartingemployees.I’llbesuretopassitontomanagementagain,though.Now,pleasetellmeyourimpressionofyourmanager.10．B11．A12．C【原文】W:DoyouknowthatWaltDisneywonthemostOscarawardsinhistory?M:Yes,Ido.Ireadtheotherdaythatheactuallyreceivedatotalof26Oscars.HisfirstawardwasforthecreationofMickeyMouse.Ithinkitwasin1932orin1933.AndthelastonewasforWinniethePoohandtheBlusteryDayin1969.W:Waitasecond,Tony,didn’tWaltDisneydiein1966?M:I’mnotsureoftheexactyearhedied,butIdoknowhewonhislastawardafterhisdeath.W:That’samazing.Well,I’mnotreallyafanofMickeyMouse,butIwatchedWinniethePoohandtheBlusteryDayonlinewithmykidslastyear,andImustsayIreallyenjoyedit.M:Iagree.OfallWaltDisneyfilms,WinniethePoohismyfavorite.13．C14．B15．B16．A【原文】W:Hello,Mr.Thompson.I’mAlexandraJones.Iwanttoaskyousomequestionsabouttheprojectthatyouoffer.M:Yes,ofcourse,pleasefireaway.W:Hastheprojectbeeneffectiveinimprovingtheenvironment?M:Yes,absolutely.Wehaveseengreatresults.Lastyear,weplantedasmallfieldoftrees,andwehavebeenmeasuringtheiroxygenoutputtoseethebenefitsthattheyhaveprovidedtotheenvironment.Ourcurrentgoalistoplantalotmoretreespeciessothatwecancomparethebenefitsofeachspecies.Inordertodothis,weneedtogetalotmorestudentsinvolvedintheproject.W:Well,theprojectsoundsfascinating.Iwoulddefinitelyliketobeinvolved.M:Absolutely.Overtheyears,wehavereceivedfundingfromprivateinvestorsandfromsellingshares,butthebiggestimprovementinourresearchcamefromagovernmentfundthatwereceivedinthefirstyear.Thishasgreatlyimprovedtheorganization,andwe