2026年四川绵阳高三三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年高考适应性考试英语注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、座位号和班级填写在答题卡上。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，将本试卷、答题卡和草稿纸一并交回。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．Howwillthemanpay?A．Bycreditcard. B．Incash. C．ThroughE-pay.2．Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheapp?A．Itispretty. B．Itisconvenient. C．Itispopular.3．Whatistheman?A．Apoliceman. B．Ataxidriver. C．Areceptionist.4．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Teacherandstudent. B．Doctorandpatient. C．Reporterandinterviewee.5．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inadrugstore.B．Inashoppingmall.C．Atadeliverystation.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，每小题将给出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．Whydidthewomanmissthegame?A．Shewasillathome. B．Shestudiedforatest. C．Shewenttoanothermatch.7．Whatdoweknowaboutthegame?A．Itwasratherregrettable. B．Itwaseasilywon. C．Itwasaclosematch.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Howdoesthewomanfeelwhensheseestheman?A．Surprised. B．Angry. C．Bored.9．Whatbotherstheman?A．Hekillshisvegetables. B．Hemessesupthegarden. C．Hegrowsvegetablesbadly.10．Whatwillthewomandoafterwork?A．Checkontheman’sgarden.B．Helpcleantheman’sclothes.C．SharepicturesonWeChatMoments.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．Whydoesthewomandopaper-cutting?A．Toshowfriendship. B．Tomakemoney. C．Tokilltime.12．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Aclosefriend. B．Ahandmadegift. C．Aspecialbirthday.13．Howoftendoesthewomandopaper-cutting?A．Twiceaweek. B．Threetimesaweek. C．Fourtimesaweek.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．Whatcanthehomerobotdo?A．Cleansmallobjects. B．Readthenewsreport. C．ImproveitsAIsystem.15．Whydoestherobotrunintothetable?A．Itmovesveryslowly. B．Itspeedsupsuddenly. C．Ithaspoorrecognition.16．Whatdothespeakersthinkofthehomerobotinthefuture?A．It’spromising. B．It’slimited. C．It’saffordable.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whichofthefollowingplaceswillthelightcampersprefer?A．Forestreserves. B．Industrialparks. C．Suburbanlakeside.18．Whatdocampersusuallytakeforlightcamping?A．Complexequipment. B．Basicnecessities. C．Overnightbaggage.19．Whatdoeslightcampingenablepeopletodo?A．Carefreephoneplay. B．Physicalworkoutdoors. C．Face-to-faceinteraction.20．Whatbenefitcanpeoplegetfromlightcamping?A．Arelieffrompressure. B．Aleisurewithoutcost. C．Anescapefromthecrowd.第二部分阅读理解（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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。ALookingforinterestingandfamily-friendlyactivitiesinSanJoselibraries?Hereareseveralwonderfulprogramscoveringstorytime,readingpracticeandbookclubfordifferentagegroups.Stories&SongsinPersianFriday,April10,2026,4:00PM-5:00PMWestValleyKidsofallages/ParentsLanguage:PersianJoinusattheWestValleyBranchLibraryforanewfamily-friendlyandfun-filledPersianStorytime.Childrenandfamilieswillenjoystoriesandmusicthatencourageplayandexploration.Itisprimarilyforchildrenages1-5andtheirparents,butyouthofallagesarewelcome!Free,withlimitedcapacity.Reservationinadvanceisnecessary.ReadingBuddiesSaturday,April11,2026,11:30AM-12:30PMAlvisoKids,ages0-5/YoungChildren,ages5-10Language:EnglishReadingBuddiescreatesapositivereadingexperienceforbeginnersandhelpschildrenbuildconfidenceasreaders.Ourreadingcoachwilllistentochildren’sreadingandprovidesupportinphonics,sightwords,andcomprehension.StudentscanbringtheirfavoritebookorchoosefromtheavailableselectionattheAlvisoBranchLibrarytoreadaloudtotheirreadingcoach.Free.Registrationnotrequired.SantaClaraCountyBookClubMeetupSaturday,April18,2026,10:15AM-12:00PMTullyAdults,ages18+/Seniors,ages65+Language:EnglishWemeettodiscussaselectedbook,alternatingbetweenfictionandnon-fiction.WetypicallygatheronthethirdSaturdayofeachmonthat10:15am.Ourmembersareeducated,open-minded,andrespectdiverseviewpoints.Comewithquestionsandthoughtstoshare!Bookforthismonth:TBD.ReadingtoFurryFriendsSaturday,May9,2026,10:30AM-11:30AMSantaTeresaKids,ages5-10Language:EnglishTellastorytoaFurryFriend!Childrenareinvitedtopracticereadingtogentle,trainedassistancedogswholovebooks!PracticereadingskillswhilerelaxingnexttoacuteFurryFriend.Free.Noregistrationrequired.21．Whatdothefirsttwoprogramshaveincommon?A．Botharefreeofcharge. B．Bothrequireregistration.C．Bothtakeplaceonweekends. D．Botharedesignedforlittlekids.22．Wherecanreadersjoininamonthlyreadingactivity?A．WestValley. B．Alviso. C．Tully. D．SantaTeresa.23．Whatisthepurposeofwritingthispassage?A．Topublicizesomelibraryactivities.B．Toexplaintheimportanceofreading.C．Toteachchildrenhowtoreadwithhelp.D．Toattractmorepeopletoworkinlibraries.BKristinaUlmer,ahighschoolEnglishteacherinPennsylvania,lostheronlysister,Katie,inacarcrashin2014,justamonthbeforeKatie’s30thbirthday.WhencollectingKatie’sbelongings,Ulmerfoundabout$100inwaitressingtipsinherwallet.KnowingKatiewasalwayskindandcaredforthoseinneed—she’dvolunteeredatfoodbanks,raisedmoneyforcharityandtrainedtobeanEMT(EmergencyMedicalTechnician)—Ulmerwantedtousethemoneyforsomethingmeaningful,butshecouldn’tfindtherightwayforyears.In2018,whileteachingher9th-gradestudents,Ulmerhadanidea.Sheaddedherownmoneytothe100,turningitinto20billsforeachstudent,andlaunchedakindnesschallenge:usethemoneytodooneactofkindness.Shetoldthestudentstheprojectwasinhonorofhersister,hopingthey’dunderstandtheimportanceofhumanconnection.Whatstartedasaone-timeactivitysoongrew.Strangersdonatedmoneyafterhearingaboutit,lettingUlmerrunthechallengetwiceayear.EvenduringtheCOVID-19pandemic,shemailedordroppedoff$20tostudentssotheycouldkeephelpingothersfromadistance.Studentshavedoneallkindsofgooddeeds:donatingtowomen’sshelters,helpingthehomeless,decoratinganeighbor’sporch(门廊)andmakingusefulitemsfortheelderlyandsick.Someevenpooledtheirmoneyforbiggerprojects.Todate,425ofUlmer’sstudentshavejoinedthechallenge.Ulmerhasalsosetupthe$20KindnessChallengeFoundationtosupportotherteacherswhowanttostarttheproject.Shebelieveshersisterisbehindtheproject’ssuccessandthatKatiewouldbeincrediblyproudofhowhersmallactofkindnesshasinspiredsomanyothers.24．WhatdoweknowaboutKatie?A．SheusedtobeanEnglishteacher. B．Shepassedawayjustafterturning30.C．Shelefthersisterabigsumofmoney. D．Shewaspassionateabouthelpingothers.25．WhyareUlmer’sactionsduringthepandemicmentioned?A．Toexplainwhythechallengestarted. B．Tostresstheconsistencyofherproject.C．Tocontrastwithotherteachers’actions. D．Toshowfinancialgenerositytostudents.26．Whatdostudents’deedssuggestabouttheproject?A．Itencouragescreativeempathy. B．Itremainsaone-timeactivity.C．Itreplacesformalvolunteering. D．Itrewardscompetitivegiving.27．Whatdoesthe$20symbolizeinthestory?A．Astandarddonationamount. B．TheamountKatiesavedforcharity.C．Thepaymentforstudents’participation. D．Alinkbetweenpastandpresentkindness.COftheeightplanetsand293moonsinoursolarsystem,onlyEarthhasliquidwater,withabout71%ofitssurfacecoveredinwaterbodiesthathavesupportedlifeforoverthreebillionyears.However,partsofEartharedrying,mainlyduetohumanactivities.AUNCCDreportshowshuman-drivenclimatechangehascausedpermanentdrynesson77.6%ofEarth’slandfrom1990to2020,withdrylandsexpandingby4.3millionkm2(nearlyathirdlargerthanIndia).Unliketemporarydroughts,thisariditylastsforalongtimeandcan’tberestored.Asisknown,thiskindofdryingspreadsacrossareallywidearea.Europe,Brazil,westernU.S.,Mediterranean,centralAfricaandeasternAsiaarebadlyhit.While22.4%oftheplanet(e.g.,centralU.S.)iswetter,dryingisdominant.By2100,20%oflandmayseeecosystemchanges(e.g.,foreststurningtograsslands).ThepermanentdryingharmsEarthgreatly,causingGDPloss,forcedmigration,moredeathsduetoduststorms,worsewildfiresandlanddegradation.EnvironmentalistNicholeBargerwarnedthatwithoutjointefforts,billionsofpeoplewillfacehungeranddisplacement,Permanentdryinghasnoeasyfixes.TheUNCCDrecommendswastewaterrecyclingandeconomicaldripirrigationtoconservewater.Thereexistsomeothersuccessfulcases.Africa’sGreatGreenWallinitiativeaimstoreplant250millionacresofgreeneryby2030.China’sSandControlProgram,whichissimilarlyregreeningvastdesertlands,helpspreventsandstorms.InSaudiArabia,seawaterdesalinization(海水淡化)isanadditionalwaytomakeupforincreaseddrying.Noneofthesemeasuresisaperfectsolution;allofthemandmorewillbenecessarytofixtheenvironmentalproblemshumanityhasspentthewholeoftheindustrialagecreating.“Aslargeareasoftheworld’slandbecomedrier,theconsequencesofdoingnothinggrowincreasinglyserious,”saidUNCCDchiefscientistBarronOrrinastatement.“Adaptationisnolongeroptional—itisamust.”28．WhatdoestheUNCCDreportshow?A．Climatechangecausesdrynessincrease. B．Severedroughtwilloccurmorefrequently.C．Theexpansionofdrylandscanbeprevented. D．DrylandshaveexpandedbyaslargeasIndia.29．Whatdoes“aridity”inParagraph2probablymean?A．Temporarydrought. B．Permanentdryness.C．Risingtemperature. D．Wetcondition.30．WhatisParagraph4mainlyabout?A．Casesofwatershortage. B．Placeswithseveredroughts.C．Solutionstoaddressdrying. D．Efficiencyofmanagingdrying.31．WhichstatementwouldBarronOrragreewith?A．Lackofjointeffortsledtothecurrentsituation. B．Humanshavenochoicebuttotakeactionnow.C．TherecommendationsfromUNCCDareuseless. D．Themeasurestakensofarliveuptoexpectations.DInaworldfirst,Chinahasapprovedabrainimplantforcommercialuseinpeoplewithspinalcord(脊髓)injuries.Thedeviceisabrain-computerinterface(脑机接口)madebyShanghai’sNeuracleMedicalTechnology,acompetitorofElonMusk’sNeuralink.Brainimplantshavebeenusedinclinicaltestsfordecades,butthisisthefirsttimesuchadevicehasbeenapprovedforwideuseonpatients.BCIs,sometimesknownasbrain-machineinterfaces,recordbrainactivity.InvasiveoneslikeNeuracle’saresurgicallyplacedinoronthebraintorecordelectricalsignalsfromnervecells.Softwareexplainsthesesignalstocontrolacomputermouseoranartificialarm.OneofthefirstimportantBCIswascreatedintheearly2000sbyaresearchgroupcalledBrainGate.Neuracle’sBCIisacoin-sizedwirelessimplantonthebrain’soutermembrane(膜),controllingaroboticglove.Itisdesignedforpeoplewithspinalcordinjurieswhostillhavesomeupperarmability.BCIsaredevelopedforpeoplewithparalysis(瘫痪)orotherphysicaldisabilitiestocontrolacomputermouseandtypeonavirtualkeyboard.MuskhastalkedaboutmakingBCIsavailabletohealthypeople,butthatisfaraway.IntheUS,Neuralinkisclosesttocommercializingthistechnology,butsafetyproblemsremain.In2022,theFoodandDrugAdministration(FDA)initiallyrefuseditsclinicaltrialrequest.Atrialwasapprovedthenextyearwhen30-year-oldNolandArbaugh,paralyzedbelowtheneck,becamethefirstNeuralinkuser.ByJanuary2026,ElonMusk’sNeuralinkhad21trialparticipants.ManyotherAmericanstart-upcompanies,suchasSynchron,aredevelopingtheirownBCIsandarealsorunningongoingtrials.Whilethereisconvincingevidencefromtheseclinicaltests,thedevicesarestillconsideredexperimental.Installingbrainimplantsrequiresbrainsurgery,whichishighlyinvasiveandcarriesariskofinfection.NoBCIdeviceshavebeenapprovedforcommercialuseintheU.S.sofar.32．What’sspecialaboutNeuracle’sBCI?A．It’stheearliestBCIproduct. B．Itcontrolsanartificialarm.C．Itfirstappliestohealthypeople. D．It’sapprovedforcommercialuse.33．HowdoestheimplantedBCIwork?A．Byreformingthenervecells. B．Bycontrollingaroboticglove.C．Byrecordingthebrainsignals. D．Byrecoveringupperarmability.34．WhydoestheauthormentionSynchroninparagraph4?A．Toadvertiseforthenewcompany. B．ToshowthedevelopmentofBCIistrendy.C．ToexplaintheUScompaniestakethelead. D．ToproveNeuralinkhasapowerfulcompetitor.35．WhatdoestheauthorthinkofBCIs?A．Usefulbutnotacceptable. B．Invasivebuthighlyreliable.C．Dangerousbutworthtrying. D．Technicallyprogressivebutrisky.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Stargazingoffersabreathtakingconnectiontotheuniverse,yetmanypeoplemissoutonthisexperienceduetoafeweasilyoverlookedfactors.Anyonecanenjoyanunforgettablejourneythroughtheuniverse.____36____Avoidlightpollution.Lightpollutionresultsfromtheoverusedorpoorlydirectedartificiallightproducedbycities,streetlights,buildings,andvehicles.Itcreatesaglowingmistthathidesfaintstarsandotherobjectsinthesky.Nostargazerwantssuchanobstacletospoiltheview.____37____Ifyou’reobservingfromhome,considerusingprofessionalinstrumentsthatdirectlightdownward.Considerthemoon.Themoon,ourclosestneighborinspace,goesthroughamonthlycycleofphasesthatgreatlyaffectstargazingconditions.Thebesttimetoobservethestarsisduringthenewmoon,whenthemoonispositionedbetweentheEarthandthesunandremainsinvisible,leavingtheskyatitsdarkest.____38____Heightmatters.Togetaclearviewofthesky,it’simportanttochoosealocationfreefromsurroundingbuildings.____39____Iftravelingtothecountrysideisn’tanoption,trytogettoahigherspot.Therooftopofatallbuilding,forinstance,canhelpyouriseabovenearbystructuresandimproveyourview.Lookforaccessiblebuildingsinyourareathatmightofferthisadvantage.____40____Timingplaysakeyroleinwhatyou’llseeinthenightsky.Wintergenerallyofferstheclearestskiesbecausecoldairholdslessmoisture-justremembertodresswarmly.SummerskiesbringadifferentsetofstargroupsandoftenpresentastunningviewoftheMilkyWay.Beginnersmayfinddusk,justaftersunset,agoodtimetostart,whileseriousstargazerswithbetterequipmentoftenpreferthelate-nighthours.A．Picktherighttime.B．Takeaccountoftheseason.C．Ruralareasareidealforthis.D．Allyouneedisalittlepreparationandknowledge.E．Usingatelescopecangreatlyenhanceyourviewingexperience.F．It’sbesttoavoidnightswithafullmoonforbetterstarvisibility.G．Ifpossible,visitadarkparkthatisspeciallymeantforstargazing.第三部分英语知识运用（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，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Thebeeping(哔哔声)neverstopped.Dr.Marcusfinishedhisdoubleshiftintheemergencyroom(ER),butthesoundofmonitorsstill________inhisears.Hedrovehomeinexhaustion,hisshoulderstense.Theanxietyhadinvisiblyfollowedhimlikea________.Thereseemedtobeaconstantnoisethatnoamountofrestcould________.Accidentally,he________apostergluedtoalamppostoutsidehisapartment,hand-letteredoncardboard:“CommunityClinicNeedsVolunteersonSundays.”Sundaywashisonlydayoff.________,itwasthebesttimeforarest.Everyinstinct________toprotectit.Yetsomethingmadehimnotedowntheaddress.Theclinicoperatedoutofa________storehouse.Inside,thewaitingroomoverflowedwith________menandwomen.Avolunteergreetedhimwarmly.Hewasarrangedtocleanaman’sinfectedfootandthenspokegentlytoahomelesswomannobodyseemedto________.Whenthelastpatientleft,Marcusrealizedhehadn’tthoughtabouttheERonce.Hisshouldershad________fromtheirusualtenseposition.The________insidehimhadcalmeddown.HereturnedfaithfullythenextSunday,andthenext.Thepatientsneededhis________skills,buttheygavehimsomething________:anewperspective.HispatientsintheERfoughtforanotherday.Similarly,thepatientshere________justtobeseen.Monthslater,walkinghomefromtheclinic,Marcusfeltthelong-absent________insidehimself-aquietofthemind.Hehadcometohealothers.Heneverimaginedtheywouldhealhimrightback.41．A．faded B．echoed C．followed D．grew42．A．shadow B．secret C．gift D．signal43．A．cure B．reject C．remove D．convey44．A．spotted B．designed C．displayed D．hung45．A．Fairly B．Finally C．Additionally D．Apparently46．A．complained B．clapped C．screamed D．declined47．A．messy B．repurposed C．secure D．ruined48．A．anxious B．determined C．disappointed D．relieved49．A．thinkof B．careabout C．comeacross D．reactto50．A．froze B．broke C．tightened D．dropped51．A．tune B．laughter C．cry D．noise52．A．medical B．informal C．natural D．graceful53．A．unexpected B．specific C．familiar D．practical54．A．attempted B．struggled C．competed D．deserved55．A．power B．voice C．wish D．peace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。Anewsocialmediatrend,____56____ishumorouslycalled“BecomingChinese”,isgainingpopularity.StartingwithalightheartedvideobyaChineseAmerican____57____(create)SherryXiiruii,itfocusesonacomfort-drivenlifestyle____58____(root)inTraditionalChineseMedicineandChinesecustoms.Now,millionsofusers____59____(joking)declaretheyare“becomingChinese”byadoptingelementsofeverydayChineselife,suchasdrinkinghotwater,wearinghomeslippers,andtakinganapafterlunchand____60____walkafterdinner.It____61____(notice)thatpeoplehavechosenwell-knownsymbolsofChinesedailylife.Drinkinghotwaterhasbeenreinterpretedasapracticeof“slowliving,”____62____(stand)incontrasttothefast-pacedlifestyleintheWest;changingintoslippersathomehasbeenviewed____63____acustomthatseparatespublicstressfromprivatecomfort.Unlikepast“Chinacrazes”thatfocusedondistinctChinesesymbols,thistrendexplores____64____(deep)andmorephilosophicalideas.ItreflectsashiftinhowpeopleinteractwithChineseculture:Nolongerpassiveobservers,theyarenowactiveparticipantsforpersonalbenefit.Thewisdom,containedwithintheChinesewayoflife,suchasharmonybetweenheavenandhumanityandthebalancebetweenyinandyang,____65____(offer)acurefortoday’s“burnoutsociety.”Thistrendalsopointstoabroaderchangeinadividedworld,theChinesewayoflifegivesasenseoforder,inclusivenessandinnerpeace.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，你校交换生Jack将和你组队参加学校下个月举办的诗词大赛，你推荐李白的《静夜思》ThoughtsonaQuietNight。请给Jack写一封邮件，内容包括：（1）说明推荐理由；（2）商量练习事宜。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。DearJack,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua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。Theschoolbuscametoastop,andBellastooduptogetoff.“Yourmom’snothereyet,Bella,”thedriversaid.“Doyouwanttowaitforher?”“Iknowtheway,”shesaid.“MomsaysIamoldenoughtowalkbymyselfnow.”Bellawentalongthesidewalktowardhomeatherownpace.Shelikedhernewneighborhood.TwodoorsawayfromBella’shouse,awomanputababyintoastroller(婴儿车).Thenshewheeledhimtothesidewalk.“Hello,Bella,”shesaid,smiling.“Imetyouandyourmomlastweekwhenyoumovedin.I’mMrs.Rodan.”Bellalookeddownatthebaby,whowaschewingonatoydinosaur.“What’shisname?”sheasked.“ThisisFinn,”saidMrs.Rodan.Inafewweeks,Bellagotfamiliarwithalmostallherneighbors.ButherfavoriteneighborsweretheRodans.Shemetthemoutsideeveryday.Mrs.Rodanlikedtotalk.FinnlikedplayingagamenamedPeekaboo.WhenBellapeekedandshouted“Boo,”Finnalwayslaughedsohard.BellalearnedthatMr.Rodanworkedfarawayandwouldn’tbehomeuntilspring.Butoneday,whenBellareachedtheRodans’house,theyweren’toutside.Maybetheywentsomewhere,shethought.Buttheyweren’toutsidethenextdayeither.Orthedayafterthat.Realizingsomethingwaswrong,shehurriedhomeandaskedhermomtocheckonthem.“Theyprobablychangedtheirroutine,”Momsaid.“Ormaybethey’vebeentoobusytowalk.I’msurethey’refine.”“Butthey’remyfriends,”Bellainsisted.“Please?”“Youcangoandhavealookifthey’renotoutsidetomorrow,”Momrepliedwithoutlookingupfromherpaperwork.Thenextday,theRodansstilldidn’tappear,soBellawalkedtotheirhouseandrangthebell.Mrs.Rodanopenedthedoor.Shewasholdingthered-cheekedFinn,whowascryingsohard.Theneighborhadcirclesunderhereyesandacoffeestain(污渍)onhershirt.Therewasabandagewrappedaroundherankleandthehousebehindherlookedunusuallymessy.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。“Ihavetodosomething,”Bellathoughttoherself._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Soon,wordaboutMrs.Rodanspreadquicklythroughtheneighborhood.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．C【原文】M:I’lltakethisspringcoat.CanIpaywithacreditcard?W:Sorry,weonlyacceptcashore-pay.M:Alright,showmetheQRcodeplease.2．B【原文】M:HelloCatherine,doyouoftenusetheappcalledWorldToday?W:Prettyoften.Icatchuponnews,learnpopularskills,andbuyalmosteverythingneededonit,thoughsometimestherearepop-upadvertisements.Overall,it’sahugeconvenience.3．B【原文】W:Sir,couldyoupleasetakemetotheFriendshipHotelquickly?I’malready10minuteslate.M:I’lltrymybest.Butthetrafficatthisverymomentissoheavy.4．A【原文】W:WhereisJackWilliam?It’stimeforclass.M:He’sgonetoseethedoctor.Hesuddenlyhadaterriblestomachachewhiledoingmathexercises.5．C【原文】M:Goodafternoon.Iwanttosendsomeherbalmedicine.W:OK.Youneedtofilloutthisform.Pleasemakesuretheaddressiscorrectandbuyaboxtopackitup.M:Thankyouverymuch.6．B7．C【原文】M:HiLisa,didyouwatchthefootballmatchbetweenourclassandClass2yesterday?W:No,IwasbusypreparingfortheEnglishtest.Howwasit?M:Itwasveryexciting.Thetwosideswereevenlymatcheduntilthelastfewminutes.Everyonethoughtitwouldendinatie.W:Didwewin?M:Yeah,itwasanarrowvictory.W:Whowasthehero?M:Simon.Hescoredthewinninggoalforourclassinthelastminute.W:Welldone.Ireallyregretmissingit.M:Don’tworry.There’sgoingtobeanothermatchwithClass4nextweek.W:Great,Ican’twaittocheerforourteam.M:We’llhaveagreattimetogetherthen.8．A9．C10．A【原文】W:HeyMark,what’sup?You’recoveredwithdirtfromheadtotoe.M:I’mtryingtogrowsomevegetables.Iwaterthemeveryday,buttheywon’tgrowatall.W:Wait,areyousureyou’renotjustaccidentallykillingthem?M:Impossible.Ihavetakengoodcareofthem,oftenearthingthemupandapplyingfertilizer.Butnoneofthesemeasureswork.W:Alright,Iamgoingtovisityouramazinggardenafterworktoseewhat’shappening.M:Thankyou,butswearnottotakephotosorsharethepicturesonWeChatMoments.Idon’twanttobethelaughingstockofyourwholeoffice.11．A12．B13．B【原文】M:HiLily,whatareyouworkingon?Itlooksreallylovely.W:I’mcuttingasmallhorse.M:Apaper-cuthorse?That’ssospecial.W:Ohyeah.Yousee,myfriendTom’s17thbirthdayiscoming,andthisyearhappenstobetheYearoftheHorse.I’mthinkingaboutgivinghimsomethingmeaningful.M:Sothat’swhyyoulearnedpapercutting.W:Morethanthat,italsohelpsmerelaxwhenIfeeltiredfrommystudies.M:Whendoyouusuallydoit?W:OnWednesdayandFridaywhenIdon’thaveeveningclass,aswellasonSundaymorning.It’sagoodwaytoenjoymyfreetime.M:Yourfriendwilldefinitelylikeit.W:Ihopeso.Ibelieveit’sthebestgiftforTom.I’dprefertomakeagiftmyselfratherthanchooseoneinstores.M:Thatwouldbeabigsurpriseforhim.14．A15．C16．A【原文】W:Haveyouheardaboutthefirsthomerobot?Ijustreadanewsreportaboutsomeonetryingitout.M:Really,howdiditgo?Wasitasconvenientaspeopleexpected?W:Well,itwassomewhatstrange.Itcandosomebasichousework,liketidyingsmallitems,butit’snotperfectatall.M:Oh,whatproblemsdoesithave?W:Sometimesitcan’trecognizecommonhouseholdobjectsandevenrunsintothetable,anditmovesreallyslowly.M:Thatsoundsdisappointing.Ithoughtmodernrobotswouldbemuchmoreintelligent.W:Butit’sstillthefirsteditionforhomeuse.ThedesignersaidtheywouldkeepimprovingtheAIandmovementsysteminthefuture.M:Thatmakessense.Afterall,Newtechnologystillhasalongwaytogo.Wouldyouwanttotryitwhenit’sbetter?W:Definitely.Itwouldbeawesometohavearobothelperathome.17．C18．B19．C20．A【原文】M:Inrecentyears,anewoutdoortrendcalled“lightcamping”ha