黑龙江省智研联盟2025-2026学年高二上学期1月期末考试英语

黑龙江省智研联盟高二上学期1月期末英语试题一、听力选择题1．Howwillthemantravel?A．Byplane. B．Bycoach. C．Bytrain.2．Whatdoesthewomansayaboutherhusband?A．Heisabigfanoffootball.B．Heoftenhelpscookmeals.C．Heeatsmuchbeforesleep.3．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Awalkingholiday. B．Helen’snewjob. C．Acustomerplaint.4．Whywasthecakegreen?A．Itwasmadefromvegetables.B．Itwasdecoratedwithgreencolor.C．Itwasonthetableforalongtime.5．Whatdoesthewomanprobablywanttodo?A．Gethermoneyback. B．Buyanewhamburger. C．Talktothecook.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Colleagues. B．Strangers. C．Goodfriends.7．Whatkindofdancearethespeakersdoing?A．Waltz. B．Chacha. C．Tango.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatdoesthemanfailtoget?A．NewYorkDaily. B．WallStreetJournal. C．NationalGeographic.9．Whydoesthemanbuytheseitems?A．Tokilltime. B．Toplanatrip. C．Tocollectstories.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Wherewillthewomanexchangemoneymostprobably?A．Attheairport. B．Atastatebank. C．Atthetravelagency.11．Howlongwillthewoman’sholidaylast?A．3days. B．7days. C．10days.12．Whatisthewomansuretodo?A．Gotoseeavolcano. B．Buysomepaintings. C．Learnwoodcarving.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Whatarethespeakersgoingtodotomorrow?A．Gocamping. B．Gohiking. C．Goclimbing.14．Whatdoesthemanthinkoftakingfruit?A．Useless. B．Necessary. C．Inconvenient.15．Whatdoesthemanremindthewomantobuyforhim?A．Beer. B．Peanuts. C．Orangejuice.16．Howmanyplateswillthespeakerstake?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Wherearethenewbranchesopened?A．Inthesuburbs. B．Intheoldtown. C．Inthecitycenter.18．WhatdoesBestClothingShopsell?A．Beautifulandcheapclothing.B．Classicsecondhandclothing.C．Expensivebutattractiveclothing.19．Whenwillthesaleend?A．NextThursday. B．NextFriday. C．NextSaturday.20．WhatwillaluckyshopperreceivethisSaturday?A．Afreeshirt. B．Adiscountcard. C．Awonderfulgift.二、阅读理解Hellofellowadventurers!Sometimesallweneedisaquickescapefromthedailyroutine.Aweekendgetawaycanbejustthetickettorechargeourbatteriesandcreateunforgettablememories.Here’sasnapshotofwhataperfectshorttripmightlooklike.EssentialWeekendGetawayTips:Chooseadestinationwithinafewhours’drivetomaximizeyourtimeoffandreducetraveltiredness.Bookafortableacmodationthatoffersahomeawayfromhomefeeling,perhapswithalocaltouchthataddstotheexperience.Don’tmissthelocalmarkets—they’reatreasureofuniquesouvenirs,deliciousstreetfood.TopchoicesforaQuickEscape:MountainRetreat:Enjoyhikingtrailsandamazingviewsforarefreshingchangeofpace.Themountainairandthepeaceofnaturecandowondersforyourspirit.CoastalTown:Relaxbythesea,enjoytheseafood,andtakeasunbath.HistoricalCity:Stepbackintimewithawalkthroughancientstreetsandmonuments.Weekendtripplan:Day1:Arriveandsettlein,thenexplorethelocalarea.Getafeelfortheplacebyvisitingalocalcaféorpark,andmaybeevenstartaconversationwithafriendlylocal.Day2:Fulldayadventure—hiking,sightseeing,orjustrelaxing.Perhapstakeaboattourifyou’rebythecoast,oraguidedtourifyou’reinahistoricalcity.Day3:Slowdownwithaleisurelybrunchbeforeheadinghome.Reflectontheexperiencesandthestoriesyou’vecollectedduringyourshortbutsweetescape,Thengobackhome.Remember,it’snotaboutthedistancebuttheexperience.Aweekendgetawayisachancetomakeyourselfslowdownandreturnhomewitharenewedspirit.So,takeyourbagsandlet’shittheroad!21．WhichofthefollowingisNOTanessentialtipforaweekendgetawayaccordingto?A．Selectadestinationthat’sonlyashortdriveaway.B．Plantovisitallthewellknowntouristattractionsinthearea.C．Makesuretovisitthelocalmarketsforuniquefindsandfood.D．Reserveaplacetostaythatprovidesasenseoffortandlocalcharm.22．Whatistheactivitysuggestedfortheseconddayifyouareinacoastaltown?A．Takingaboattour. B．Hikinginthemountains.C．Visitingancientmonuments. D．Stayingindoorsandreading.23．Theunderlinedsentence“Remember,it’snotaboutthedistancebuttheexperience.”impliesthat______.A．peopleshouldonlychooseaveryclosedestinationforaweekendgetawayB．weekendgetaways,regardlessofdistance,shouldfocusonnaturecenteredexperiencesC．whatoneexperiencesduringaweekendgetawaymattersmorethanhowfartheytravelD．longerdistanceweekendgetawayslackthecharmandauthenticityofshorteronesBeinganursewaspracticallyanaturalchoiceforlittleEugeniaMillender,whobeganheryearsofhealthservicebyhelpinghergrandmother,whodidn’tlikeneedles,withherinjections.BorninPanama,Millendergrewupinaraciallydiversefamilyandmunity.HermotherwasAfroLatinaPanamanian,andherfatherwasindigenous(本地的)GunaPanamanian.WhenMillenderwas12,shearrivedinBrooklynwithhermother,hopingtobringherabetterlife.Theyexperiencedpoverty,andMillendersawtheaccessandqualityofhealthcarepeoplereceived.“Mymotherdidn’tspeakEnglish,andwhenshetriedtogetcare,peopleignoredher,”shesays.ThenshemovedtoFloridaasateenagerandjoinedthearmyafterhighschool,whichallowedhertoearnherundergraduateandmaster’sdegreesinnursing.Workinginemergencydepartments,whichoftencaredfortheuninsured,shewitnessedfamiliesstrugglingwiththesamechallengeshermotherhad.“Youknowtheydon’thavetheresourcestotakecareoftheirlovedonesoncetheyaredischargedfromthehospital,ortheydon’tunderstandwhatthedoctorsandnursesaretellingthembecausetheyspeakadifferentlanguageoranindigenouslanguage,”shesays.NowasaprofessoratFloridaStateUniversityCollegeofNursing,Millendercofoundedaninstituteandservesasitscodirector.Theinstitutefocusesonaddressingthecausesofhealthinequities—fromlanguageandculturalbarrierstomentalhealthchallenges.Drawingonherownexperiences,shespendstimelearningfrommunitiesabouttheirneedsandtheobstaclestheyface.Thatincludesincorporating,ratherthandismissing,culturalbeliefs,andmunitybasedprogramsthatconnectpeoplewithhealthcare,oftenforthefirsttime.Recently,MillenderhasseenherworkefullcirclewithprogramsshehaslaunchedinhernativePanamatoimprovehealthcareforindigenouspeople.“Ifeelveryprivileged,soIhavetogiveback,”shesays.24．WhatinspiredMillendertobeeanurse?A．Herparenations. B．Herchildhoodexperiences.C．Herdesiretogetoutofpoverty. D．Herloveforscienceandmedicine.25．WhatchallengedidMillender’smotherfaceinaccessinghealthcare?A．Theunstablejob. B．Thelanguagebarrier.C．Thelackofpersonalinsurance. D．Thelackoffamilypanionship.26．Whatdoesparagraph4tellusaboutMillender?A．Herwishtoattainprofessorship. B．Herrelationshipwiththemunity.C．Hereffortstotacklehealthunfairness. D．Heropinionsonprofessionalhealthcare.27．WhichwordbestdescribesMillender?A．Ambitious. B．Honest. C．Strict. D．Defensive.Arecentstudylinkssocialmediausewithpoorsleepqualityandmoremonnightmares.It’sthelatestinaseriesofstudiesthatlinkadolescents’frequentuseofsocialmediawithworrisomementalhealthoutes—andthefirsttofocusonthenegativepsychological(心理的)impactitmaybehavingondreamqualityandrelatedsleepissues.Thisoccurs,inpart,becausethecontentoneseesthere“aboutbullying,politicalfights,distressing(使人心烦的)news,andsocialparisonsaddsemotionaldistress,whichcanleadtobaddreams,”saysShelbyHarris,aclinicalpsychologistandaneuroscientistatAlbertEinsteinCollegeofMedicineinNewYorkCity,whowasnotinvolvedintheresearch.Regardlessofone’sintentions,upsettinginformationornegativeinteractionsmonlyoccuracrossthesocialplatformsastheiralgorithms(算法)arespecificallydesignedtophysiologically(生理地)andpsychologicallyarouseemotionsandfeedintomediaaddiction,makingthebrainandbodywantevenmoresocialmediainput.Examplesofmonlyreportednightmaresincludedfightswithothersocialmediausers,annoyingnewsstories,beingunabletoaccessone’ssocialmediaaccount,andfeelingsofbeingtreatedunfairly,helplessness,andlossofcontrol.Andwhilepeoplemaysometimesexperiencesuchunpleasantoutesduetooernalfactors,“thecontributionofthisstudyisthatthesethemesareinthespecificconofsocialmedia,”saysPamelaRutledge,directoroftheMediaPsychologyResearchCenterinCalifornia,whowasnotinvolvedintheresearch.Beyondunpleasantanddistressingdreams,theFlindersstudyandotherrelatedresearchshowsthatpoorersleepqualityandsleepdisruptionsarealsogenerallymoremonamongpeoplewhooverusesocialmediaapplications.Evenmoreplain,Chensays“ifyoureyesareopendoingsomethingelse,you’renotsleeping.”U.S.ntdatashows20percentofpeoplegettinglessthanfivehoursofsleepeachnightwithmorethan50percentgettingonlysixtosevenhoursnightly.TheU.S.CentersforDiseaseControlandPreventionremendsgettingbetweenseventoeighthours“ofgoodqualitysleep”everynightinordertoavoidissuesrelatedtosleepdeprivation(缺乏).28．Whichonlinecontentmaycausebaddreams?A．Livebasketballscoreupdates. B．Stepbystepbreadrecipes.C．Breakingnewsaboutaterroristattack. D．Cutevideosofcatsplayingthepiano.29．Whyarenegativeinteractionsmonlyseenonsocialplatforms?A．Peopleexpressemotionsonplatforms. B．Themediaonlypublishdistressingnews.C．Peopleparethemselveswithothers. D．Algorithmsarebuilttobringoutemotions.30．Whatisamonfeatureofthereportednightmares?A．Theyareclearlyremembered. B．Theylastforalongtime.C．Theyappearoverandoveragain. D．Theyhavesimilarcons.31．Whatmightbediscussedinparagraph?A．Whathealthproblemsmayarise. B．Whypeopleignoresleepquality.C．Howtocheckhealthconditions. D．Wheretofindmedicalresources.Ifyou’veeverthoughtitwouldbegreattowalkintoaroomandknowwhetheraharmfulairbornevirusishangingaround,scientistshaveadeviceforyou.Researchershavecreatedanewmachine,alittlebiggerthanabreadmaker,whichcanquicklydetecttheairborneviruses.RajanChakrabarty,ascientistatWashingtonUniversityinSt.Louis,workedwithhisteamnonstopforthreeyearstocreatethedetector.Oneofthemainchallengeswhentheysampletheairbornevirusesiscollectingenoughairtoconcentrateviralparticles(颗粒)atdetectablelevels.Thisdetectorpullsin1,000cubicmetersofaireachminute,paredtopreviousdetectorswhichbreathedin2to8cubicmetersofairperminute.“Totrapthevirus,wecreateanartificialcyclone(旋风)insidethesampler,”Chakrabartysays.“Bymovingliquidaroundatahighrate,virusesgettrappedinthecyclonewallandconcentratedforanalysis.Anyvirusnotcapturedintheliquidisfiltered(过滤)outwithaHEPAfilter.Afterfiveminutes,theliquidispumpedtoabiosensor.Thebiosensorconsistsofanelectrodeattachedtoaspecializedimmunesystemproteinthatfightsinfectionsmuchlikeantibodiesbutissmallerandtougher.Thebiosensorisbasedonadetector,”Totestthedetector,theresearcherssentthedevicetotheapartmentsoftwopeoplewithviralinfections.“Thedevicedetectedamountsofvirusshedbythepatients,”Chakrabartysays.Aircollectedfromanemptyconferenceroomshowedlittlesignofthevirus.Thisindicatesthatthepatientseliminatedthevirusandreleaseditintotheairthroughactionslikebreathing,talking,coughing,orsneezing,butonlyinverysmallamounts.Therearestillsomechallenges.Forinstance,thedeviceisasnoisyasacleaneroraringingphone.That’sprobablytooloudforcontinuoususeinaclassroomoroffice,butcouldbetoleratedfor10minutes.Suchdetectorscostmuchmoneytobuildinaresearchlab.mercialversionsmaybetooexpensiveforhomeusebutcouldbeusedinhospitals,airports,andotherpublicareastosurveyforthevirus.32．Whatdoesthedatainthefirstparagraphshowaboutthenewmachine?A．Thesmallsize. B．Thespeedyvirusdetection.C．Thesamplingtime. D．Thelimiteddetectablelevel.33．WhatdoesChakrabartymainlysayaboutthenewmachineinparagraph2?A．Itsworkingprocess. B．Itsmaximumvolume.C．Itslogicalabilitytoanalyseviruses. D．Itsspecialsystemtoconcentrateair.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“shed”inparagraph3mean?A．Discovered. B．Indicated. C．Controlled. D．Removed.35．Whatisasuitabletitlefor?A．AMachine:TrappingViralParticles B．ABiosensor:FightingViralInfectionsC．ADetector:SpottingVirusesintheAir D．ADevice:CollectingtheAirborneVirusesDoyougetinspiredbyfamousjournalistsandtherighteousimagetheyrepresent36Ifyou’relookingtopursueacareerinjournalism,youaresupposedtohavethesequalities.AWaywithWordsHowdoyoudistinguishbetweenanaveragenewsstoryandanamazingnewspiece37Awritershouldknowhowtoplaywithwordsandshouldbeabletoproduceanerrorfree,grammaticallycorrectandconcisearticlewithfactualinformationthatwouldstimulatetheaudience.EffectivemunicationSkillsAsinanyotherfield,effectivemunicationskillsareessentialforanidealjournalist.Ifyouknowyourwaywithpeople,youcanunderstandthem.38Anidealjournalistshouldalsoknowhowtotakecontrolofasituationiftheinterviewgoeswrong.Journalistsshouldbeskilledinlanguageandknowledgeableenoughtofileastorythatwouldattractthetargetaudience.ProfessionalismandSelfassuranceEvenifyouareafresher,youshouldconsideryourselfaprofessional.Whatprofessionalismmeansinthejournalismfieldismeetingdeadlines,beingreadytotakeupworkbeforeregularworkinghours,andhavingthecouragetoacceptcriticismfromtheeditors.Also,journalistsshouldexhibitconfidenceinordertosucceed.39DeterminationandDisciplineTheprofessionofjournalismrequireshardworkandstrongdetermination.40Duringsuchtimes,anidealjournalistshouldnotgiveupeasily.Theultimatemotiveofanyjournalistshouldbetofindthetruthandseekjusticeinallmatters.A．Effectivewritingskillscanmakeallthedifference.B．Thenyoucanextractrelevantinformationforastory.C．Timelyreportingmakesanaveragenewsstoryamazing.D．Atthesametime,youneedtobeawareofcurrentevents.E．Sometimesyoumightbefollowingastoryformonthstogetaleadandhitthenewspapers.F．However,youshouldalwaysbeeagertolearnfromyourlimitationsandenhanceyourskills.G．Professionaljournalistspossesssomeessentialqualitiesthatmakethemstandoutfromothers.三、完形填空Longlongago,colleagueswouldsuggestchangestodocumentsinturn.Theywouldmakementsandaddrevisionstoafileontheirownputer,andthensenditontoperson.Itwas41andinconvenient.Theeraoftheshareddochasmadethisprocessmuchmoreuserfriendly.Butlikeallsocialactivities,ithasthegreat42ofexposingyoutootherpeople.Startwiththefactthatyoucanseewhoelseisinthedocument.Asuccessionofinitialsatthetopofthescreenconfirmsthatyouractionsarenowbeingobservedby43people.Oneoftheseinitialsfadesandbrightenseveryfewminutes,asthepersoninquestion44exitsandreentersthedocument.Theyeitherhavenothingtodooraredeeplyanxiousaboutwhatmaybeabouttohappen.Iftheyaretheownerofthedocument,theyareabsolutelyrighttoworry,forpeoplewillbebusyrendering(提供)public45ontheirwork.Acursor(光标)jumpsrapidlyfromparagraphtoparagraph,andthensuddenlystops.Itremains46.Somethingmustbevery,verywrongwithwhattheyarereading.Itmovesmoreslowlyafterthat,itsconfidenceintheauthorvisibly47.Ifenoughpeopleareinvolved,chaosfollows.Someoneaddsaparagraph,causingsomeoneelsetomake48inthewrongplace.Twopeopleareengagedinafurious49battleoverasinglewordintheshareddoc,takingitbyturnstooverwriteeachother.Ifyouaretheownerofthedocument,youdonothavetowatchthisdisasterunfoldinrealtime.Butitwillstillseekyouout.Countlessemailsarrivetotellyouthattherehasbeen“50”inthedocument.Whenyoufinallygobackintothedocument,yousurveythescene.Suggestions51.Awallofmentsrunsdownonesideofthescreen.Somanyofthemhavebeenleftthatsomeareimpossibletoseeatfirst.Youwillstartaccepting,replying,52andresolving.Inashareddoc,ataponakeyboardawakensyourcolleagues.Asyougothroughthedoc,thoseemailsaresilentlyflyingofftotellpeopleyouhavebeenbusy.Initialsstartto53atthetopofthescreen.Silently,theyclusterandwait.Youknowthattheyaregearingupto54again.Therewillbemorechanges,morements,moreactivity.Ashareddocallowsyoutogathermoreopinions,andtobatthingsbackandforth;ideasarelesslikelytobedismissedfornogoodreason.Thereis55inthecrowd.Butthereisanawfullotofnoise,too.41．A．impractical B．inefficient C．inaccessible D．unstable42．A．method B．chance C．drawback D．pressure43．A．multiple B．strange C．idle D．talented44．A．unconsciously B．nervously C．occasionally D．repeatedly45．A．judgement B．appreciation C．praise D．demand46．A．irregular B．insensitive C．immobile D．impersonal47．A．restored B．boosted C．eased D．shaken48．A．connections B．alterations C．claims D．drafts49．A．legal B．virtual C．psychological D．daily50．A．activity B．trouble C．damage D．silence51．A．decorate B．replace C．litter D．spread52．A．rejecting B．plaining C．boasting D．accusing53．A．fade B．stick C．lie D．reappear54．A．sacrifice B．strike C．emerge D．retreat55．A．limitation B．chaos C．wisdom D．disagreement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。Notwithstandingtheostensiblyharmoniouscoexistenceofanalogheuristicframeworksandalgorithmicdecisionmakingarchitectures56emergeasdiametricallyopposedepistemologicalconstructsuponrigoroussemioticdeconstruction,contemporaryphilosophicaldiscourseremainsparadoxicallyentrenchedinCartesiandualism,57(manifest)throughitspersistentfailuretoreconcilephenomenologicalinterpretationsofmachinelearning’sblackboxoperations58theneuroplasticadaptationsobservedinHomosapiens’prefrontalcortexwhensubjectedtoprolongedexposuretostochasticinformationecosystems,59conditionremainsirreduciblyplexevenwhenapplyingfractalanalysistometastasizingdatapatterns.Theepistemologicalchasm60(widen)atanexponentialratesincetheadventofquantumputing—whoseprobabilisticlogicgatesdefyclassicalBooleantaxonomy—hasprecipitatedacognitivedissonancepandemic,61evidencedbymetastudiesdemonstratingthat83.7%ofsubjectsexposedtocontradictorytruthclaims62(generate)throughAIcontentfarmsexhibitmeasurabledegradationinrealitytestingcapacities,63ironicreversalofEnlightenmenteraassumptionsaboutinformationaccessibility64(correlate)positivelywithrationalthinking,65(intensify)callsforradicalepistemicreengineeringbeyondcurrentneurocognitivemodels.五、书信写作66．假设你是李华，两周前你网购了一套丛书，昨天才到货，还存在其他问题，请就此向网店客服写邮件投诉。要点如下：1.陈述写信目的；2.投诉内容；3.提出你的要求。注意:1.词数80词左右；2.可适当增加细节，使行文连贯；3.开头结尾已给出，不计入总词数。Dearsirormadam,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________YoursSincerely,LiHua六、书面表达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。OfficerJonda’spulsequickened.Roadconditionsweredangerousonthatcold,darkwinternight.Thefiercestormmadeithardtosee,butshecouldtellthecaraheadofherwasintrouble.Itwasswaying.Itwasnotswayingviolently,andwasstillbarelywithinthelane,butonthewindingroadinthefierceNovemberrain,itwasenough.Jondahadasixthsenseforaccidentsandlivedinterrorofthemeversincethatawfulnightsomanyyearsago.Shestillcouldn’tabolishtheterribleimageofthatteenagerscreamingforhelp,herhelp.Helpthatshehadbeenunabletogiveasshewasdrivenbackbytheintenseheatofthecarfire.Sheleanedonhertrainingforsupport,andthesedayssheneverignoredanysignsofaccident.Shemadeagesturetoturnonthepatrolcar’sflashinglights,butherpartner,David,beathertoit;hetoohadsensedthedanger.“Let’spullthatcaroverbeforesomeonegetshurt,”hesaid.Thebigcarslowed,butnotenoughtostopatthewarningsignasthedriverslammedonthebrakes.ThecarslippedofftheroadintotheDaltonRiver.Jondaquicklybroughtthepolicecartoahaltandgotout.YellingatDavidtocallforbackuphelp,sheslippeddownthesideoftheroadtothewater’sedge.Therainhadswelledtheriverintoaragingmonster.Itroaredwelloveritsbanks,rushingswiftlywithtreelimbscaughtintheragingcurrent.Andhalfsubmergedinthecurrentwasthecar.Asbigasitwas,theforceofthewaterhadheaveditagainstatree,thepassengerseatsubmerged,waterrushingoverthewindshield.“David,Ineedthewindowhammer!”Jondacalledoverherradioandrushedtowardthecar.Bythetimeshewasatthedriverdoor,thewaterwasrushinguptoherwaist,andunbelievablycold,likeherlegshadbeenencasedinice.Ifshedidn’tworkquickly,shecouldlosethefeelinginherlowerbodyandcollapse.Throughthewindow,Jondasawthewomanwithwateruptoherchest.AworkbadgepinnedtoherchestidentifiedherasSandy.Shewouldnotlastlongintheicywater.Hereyes,betrayingherintensefear,werelockedonJonda’s.DavidcaughtupwithJondaandpassedherthewindowhammer.“Ma’am,”sheyelledthroughthewindow,“Ineedyoutoturnawayfromtheglass!I’mgoingtobreakthrough!”Thewomanturnedherhead,andJondastruck.Theglass,thickastheoldcarwasbig,barelycracked.AndwithaheavyheartJondafeltthecarheave.Thecurrentwaslooseningitfromthetree.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。Jondastruckagainwithallhermight,andthistimethewindowbrokeintolittlepieces.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________TearsstreakingdownJonda’scheeks,unabletoletgoofthewoman.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案题号12345678910答案CABAABCAAB题号11121314151617181920答案BACCBCCABB题号21222324252627282930答案BACBBCACDD题号31323334353637383940答案ABADCGABFE题号41424344454647484950答案BCADACDBBA题号5152535455答案CADBC1．C【原文】W:IfIwereyou,Iwouldtakeaplaneinsteadofatrain.Itwilltakeyoualongtimetogettherebytrain.M:Butflyingmakesmesonervous.Anditisnotthatsafebycoach.2．A【原文】M:Yourhusbandlikeswatchingsoccersomuchthathe’salmostlikealoverofit.W:Ican’tunderstandwhyheissocrazyaboutsoccer.Hecan’thelpbutwatchTVduringmealsorbeforebed.Whenasoccergamees,hedoesn’teveneatorsleep.3．B【原文】W:DidyouhearthatHelengotthatmodelingjob?She’sgoingtobewalkingdownthecatwalk.M:Wow,that’sgreat.Allthatwalkingpracticereallypaidoff.Andforonce,shewon’tbeplainingaboutbeingsotall.4．A【原文】M:Ithrewoutthecakethatwasonthetable.Youshouldn’tleavefoodoutforsolong.Itwasgreen.W:Oh,no,youshouldn’thavethrownthatout.Askmenexttime,itwasn’tbad.Itwasavegetablecake.5．A【原文】W:I’msorry,butIneedtoreturnthishamburger.It’stotallyrawinthemiddle.M:Oh,Idoapologize,madam.I’llhavethecooksmakeyouanewonerightaway.W:Actually,IthinkI’velostmyappetite.6．B7．C【原文】M:YoumustbeSara.It’snicetomeetyou.I’veheardofyoufrommycolleagueKim.W:Nicetomeetyou,too.M:What’syourfavoritesteps?W:It’shardtosay,butIdolovewaltzverymuch.M:Howaboutchacha?W:Totellthetruth,Idon’tlikeit.M:Really?Youmustliketango,right?W:Oh,it’sreallybeautiful,butIjustcan’tdanceitwell.M:Don’tbesomodest.I’msureyoucandanceitverywell.Let’sdanceitnow.W:OK,I’llhaveatry.M:Oh,youdanceitsowell.W:Thankyouforyourpliment.M:IthinkI’myourluckyfellow.8．A9．A【原文】M:PleasegivemeapieceofNewYorkDaily.W:Youarelate.Thelastpieceissoldout.M:Really?IsthereWallStreetJournal,please?W:Thereareseveral.Takeapiece.Thecrashappearsintheheadline.Itisfamousforofferingdisastrousstories.M:Ihavealongflightfor10hours.Ineedtochooseamagazine.W:Therearevariousmagazinesintherack.M:GivemethelatestissueofNationalGeographic.W:That’sthetopmagazineinAmericaandispopularwithyoungpeople.Okay,itistotally30dollars.M:Hereyouare.W:Haveanicetrip.10．B11．B12．A【原文】W:HaveyougotthatguidebooktoIndonesiahandy?M:Sure,whatdoyouneedtoknow?W:Well,whataboutcurrency?ShouldIchangemymoneyatabankorattheairport?M:Oh,itsaysyou’dbetternotchangeitattheairportorthetravelagency.Itseemsyougetabadrateofexchangethoseways.Theysuggestchangingmoneyatastatebank.W:That’sgoodtoknow.Doesitsayanythingaboutthehotels?M:Yes,theysaythey’reexcellentandnotexpensive.Butyouareadvisedtobookhotelsatleastaweekinadvance.W:That’swhatI’veheard.It’sOctober24th,a