江西省赣州市三县联考2025-2026学年高一上学期（12月）综合检测（二）英语试卷（含答案）

江西省赣州市三县联考高一上学期12月月考英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A．Turnoffthelight. B．TurnontheTV. C．Bringsomesnacks.2．Whatdoesthemanmean?A．SusanlivesinAmericanow.B．SusanlivedinAmericafor12years.C．SusanmovedtoAmerica12yearsago.3．Whyisthemanlate?A．Hehadacaraccident.B．Hegotstuckintraffic.C．Hegotuplaterthanusual.4．Whatisthewomantalkingabout?A．Apieceofnews. B．Hernewpet. C．Thegoodweather.5．WhatdoesAlicethinkofSamSmith’ssecondalbum?A．Boring. B．Confusing. C．Wonderful.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatisthewomanmoreinterestedinnow?A．Playingtennis. B．Playingthepiano. C．Playingbasketball.7．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Oldteammates. B．Teacherandstudent. C．Formerclassmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Onthephone. B．Intheman’shouse. C．Inthepany.9．Howmuchwillthewomanpayfortherentpermonth?A．$650. B．$700. C．$750.10．Forwhatdoesthewomanhavetopayherself?A．TheTV. B．Thefurniture. C．Thewaterandelectricity.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．Whatcolouristheman’sshirtnow?A．Brightred. B．Lightpink. C．Brightpink.12．Howdidthemanwashhisshirt?A．Hehaditdrycleaned.B．Hewasheditbyhand.C．Hewasheditinawashingmachine.13．Whatwillthemanprobablydointheend?A．Keeptheshirt. B．Returntheshirt. C．Changetheshirt.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．WhatdoesViviandislikeaboutAuntWang?A．Herfood. B．Herrules. C．Herbadhabits.15．HowdoesVivianfeelabouteatingatGrandma’s?A．Stressed. B．Unhappy. C．Relaxed.16．Whowillhaveabasketballgametonight?A．Charles. B．Flora. C．Lily.17．WhatwillCharlesdonextweek?A．Holdaparty. B．VisitVivian. C．EatatAuntWang’s.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Whyisthespeakergivingthistalk?A．Toattracttouriststothecentre.B．Toencouragechildrentoexplorethecentre.C．Tointroducethemainattractionsofthecentre.19．WhereistheToddler’sPlayPool?A．Closetotheentrance.B．OntherightofthePettingZoo.C．Ontheleftofthebridge.20．Whatisfortheolderkidsonly?A．PettingZoo. B．Waterworld. C．FairyPalace.二、阅读理解Ifyou’retravelingtoSouthAmericainsummer,youshouldhavePatagonia(atthesouthernendofSouthAmerica)highuponyourlistofthingstodo.Withthislist,IshowyouthebestplacestovisitinPatagonia.Theclimatedownthereisprettyrough,especiallyintheverysouth—ifyouplantodohikingorcamping,thebesttimeforatripisbetweentheendofNovemberandthebeginningofMarch.Bariloche,ArgentinaThefactthatBarilocheiswellconnected(airport,directbustoandfromBuenosAires)makesittheperfectstartingpointofaroundtripthroughPatagonia.Butmorethanthat:thebinationofmountains,lakesandgreenforestsresultsinitsbeautifulscenery.Futaleufú,ChileFurtherdownsouthandabithardertoaccessisthesmallChileanvillageFutaleufúwhichislocatedatthebordertoArgentina.Thereasonwhichmakesitworthit:theFutaleufúRiverisoftenreferredtoasoneofthebestwhitewaterspotsforraftingintheworld.Thesceneryalongtheriverisuniqueand,duetoitslocation,stillprettymuchuntouched.PuertoRioTranquilo,ChileIfyouwanttogettherequickly,youshouldtravelthroughArgentinaandcrossovertoChileChicoasthisplaceisalsoveryremote.Thereasontodoso:themarblecavesintheGeneralCarreralake.TorresdelPaine,ChilePersonallythenationalparkTorresdelPaineismynumber1attractioninPatagonia—youshouldtakesometimeandgoforamultidayhiketoexperienceasmuchofitaspossible:glaciers,forests,impressivemountainranges,lagoonsandrivers.21．WhichofthefollowingisthebesttimeforhikinginPatagonia?A．March5—June1 B．December25—January15C．November5—April7 D．October1—November122．WhichofthefollowingabouttheFutaleufúRiveristrue?A．Itliesinaneasilyaccessiblevillage. B．Itisignoredduetoraftingsports.C．Itisthebestraftingriverintheworld. D．Itstillhasuntouchedlandscapes.23．WhatdoestheauthorsuggestforvisitingTorresdelPaineNationalPark?A．Spendingseveraldayshiking.B．Startingyourroundtripfromthere.C．GoingtherebetweenNovemberandMarch.D．CrossingfromChileChicotogettherequickly.Peopleexercise,likerunningorliftingweights,tostayhealthy.Onespecialexerciseiscalledplanking(平板支撑).Toplank,yougetdownlikeyouaregoingtolieonyourstomach.Yourestyourweightonyourarmsandtoes(脚趾)tokeepyourbodystraight.Thisexerciseworksoutyourabs(腹肌)andlegs!Manypeoplecanholdaplankforaminute.But58yearoldDonnaJeanWildeheldherplankfor4hours,30minutes,and11seconds!Shesetthewomen’sworldrecordforthelongestplanktime!Wildehasalwaysbeenactive.Butabout10yearsago,Wildebrokeherwrist(手腕).Shecouldn’texercisethewayshewasusedto.Shestartedplanking.“IrealizedthatIcouldreadwhenIwasplanking,andIfellinlovewithit,”Wildesaid.Wildefirsthadpaininherhandsandarms,butthatdidn’tstopher.Topreparefortherecord,shepracticedforuptosixhoursaday.Shewouldevenwatchmovieswhileplanking!Onthebigday,Wildeplankedatthehighschoolwheresheusedtowork.Herfamilyandstudentscametocheerheron!AworkerfromGuinnessWorldRecordskeptaneyeonherperformancethewholetime.Wildesaidthefirsttwohourswentbyquickly.wohourswereharder,however.“Thelasthourwasthemostchallenging,”shesaid.Inthefinal30minutes,Wildejustfocusedonbreathingandstayedcalm.Whenshebroketherecord,everyoneshoutedandcheered.Wildeplankedabout10minuteslongerthantheoldrecord!“Iactuallycan’tbelieveit.Itfeelslikeadream,”Wildesaid.Wildehadadviceforpeople.“Whateveryoulike,thebetteryougetatit,theeasieritbees,”shesaid.So,keepworkingonyourgoals,andonedayyoumaybreakaworldrecordtoo!24．InwhichactivitydidDonnaJeanWildesetarecord?A．Planking. B．Weightlifting. C．Running. D．Situps.25．WhydidDonnaJeanWildestartplanking?A．Shewantedtoloseweight.B．Shelovedreadingwhileexercising.C．Shewantedtoexerciseherarmsandlegs.D．Shegothurtandneededanewwaytoexercise.26．HowdidDonnaJeanWildespendthemostchallengingtimeonthebigday?A．Bywatchingmovies. B．Bycountingdownnumbers.C．Bystayingcalmandfocused. D．Bytalkingtoherfamilyandstudents.27．WhatlessoncanwelearnfromDonnaJeanWilde’sstory?A．Betterlatethannever. B．Practicemakesperfect.C．Lookbeforeyouleap. D．It’seasiersaidthandone.Languageisalivingthing,andsoisthedictionary.Therewon’tbeadaywhenwemarkit“plete”afteraddingthelastword.Recently,popularonlinewords“noob”and“tangping”areamongthousandsofnewwordsbeingaddedtotheCambridgeDictionary.Choosingwordsforthedictionaryisnotaneasyjob.Itistheworkoflexicographers(词典编纂者),whodomorethanjustaddandexplainwords.Theyupdateolddefinitionsandalsowritenewonesforwordsthathavedevelopednewmeanings.Tofindnewwordsenteringthelanguage,lexicographersreadwidely,lookingatmajorpublicationsandcheckingwhatpeoplearesearchingforonline.“Whenawordmovesoutofquotationmarks(引号),that’sanothersignthatenoughpeopleknowwhatthisis.Ithasadefinitionthatpeoplerecognize,andwewanttoputitinthedictionary,”WendalynNicholsfromCambridgeDictionarytoldTheNewYorkTimes.Thismeanslexicographerslookatwhetherawordiswidelyusedandhasameaningthatmostpeopleagreeon.Theymustalsodecidewhetherthewordislikelytostayinuseforalongtime.Thoughwordslike“noob”and“tangping”arenowpartofdailyconversation,somepeoplemayseethemasnegative.Theword“noob”,forexample,describesapersonwhoisnewtoandunskilledataparticularactivity,especiallyagame.Itisoftenusedinamockingway.“Tangping”,whichliterallymeans“lyingflat,”describestheattitudeofrejectingsocietalpressureandambition.“Aslexicographers,ourjobistoobserveandrecord,anditisnottopassjudgmentontheterms,”saidNichols.Sheaddedthatnegativewordsaremarkedinthedictionarysolearnerscanfindthemandknowtobecareful.Inthepast,anewwordhadtobeusedfortwoorthreeyearsbeforebeingaddedtoaprintdictionary.Buttheinternetagehaschangedthis.Now,newwordscanmovefromsocialmediatodailytalkmuchmorequickly.Theirplaceinthedictionaryshowshowtheinternetinfluenceswidercultureandlanguage,accordingtoTheNewYorkTimes.28．Whatdolexicographersmainlydotofindnewwords?A．Readbestsellersandtheirbookreviews.B．Recorddailyconversationsinpublicplaces.C．Reviewmajorpublicationsandonlinesearches.D．Collectwordsfromtrendingsocialmediaposts.29．AccordingtoNichols,whatdoesitsuggestwhenawordmovesoutofquotationmarks?A．Itiswidelyrecognized. B．Itisnolongerimportant.C．Itwillstayinuseforalongtime. D．Itneedsitsdefinitiontobeupdated.30．Howhastheinternetchangeddictionaryupdates?A．Byspeedinguptheadditionofnewwords.B．Bymakinglexicographersfocusmoreonline.C．Byincreasingthestandardforwordselection.D．Bylettingtheworkoflexicographersbeeasier.31．Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A．Hownewwordslike“noob”arecreated.B．Howlexicographersdotheirdifficultjob.C．Howtheinternetharmsmodernlanguage.D．Howdictionariesadapttoachanginglanguage.Landslidesofash,gasandrockthatflowoutdownhillduringvolcaniceruptionsmaybeevenmoredangerousthanscientistshadrealized.Laboratoryandfieldmeasurementsshowpulsesofhighpressureformwithintheseslides,knownaspyroclastic(火山碎屑的)flows.Thosepressurescanbefarstronger,andmoredestructive,thandisasterevaluationstypicallyassume.“It’snotasmalldifference,”saysCertLube,avolcanologistatMasseyUniversityinPalmerstonNorth,NewZealand.Conventionaldisasterevaluationsmightsuggestacertainflowwillonlyburstwindows,buthesays,“Whenactually,thepressuresaresostrong,theyknockdownthewallsofthebuilding.”Pyroclasticflowsarethedeadliestvolcanicdisaster,inpartbecauseofthepressurestheycause.Duetotheirviolentnature,researchersoftenhavetoevaluateaveragepressuresintheflowsusingputersimulations(模拟)basedonmeasurementsofgeologicdepositsleftbypastflows.AtMasseyUniversityinPalmerstonNorth,NewZealand,researchersfreedmixturesofhotrock,ashandgasdownachanneltocopyvolcaniclandslidesknownaspyroclasticflows.Thesepyroclasticflowshaveaninnerrhythm(节奏)thatmakesthemespeciallydestructive.Todirectlystudytheinnerworkingsoftheseforcesofnature,Lubeandcolleaguesreproducedsmallerversionsoftheflowsinexperiments,measuringthedestructivepower.Thatlettheteamcalculatethepressuresinsidetheflows.Theresearchersalsoanalyzedthefirstmeasurementsofpressuresinnaturalflows,collectedin2019,whenpyroclasticflowsburstfromtheWhakaarivolcanoandswallowedasetofsensors.Totheresearchers’surprise,pressuresintheflowsshookrhythmically.Thesepressurepulseswouldsuccessivelydamagebarrierslikeblowsfromanelectricdrill,Lubesays.Thepulsessometimessmashedmorethanthreetimesashardastheaveragepressureevaluatestypicallysuggestedbyconventionalsimulations.32．Whydoresearchersuseputerstosimulatepyroclasticflows?A．Tofindouttheirinnerrhythm. B．Toevaluatetheirviolentnature.C．Tofigureouttheiraveragepressures. D．Tocopythesceneofvolcaniclandslides.33．Whatdoesthefourthparagraphfocuson?A．Howtopreparesimulationexperiment.B．Howtocarryoutthesimulationexperiment.C．Whytoconductthesimulationexperiment.D．Whytomeasuretheinnerrhythmofpyroclasticflows.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“smashed”inParagraph5mean?A．Crashed. B．Bombed. C．Conflicted. D．Increased.35．What’sthemostsuitabletitlefor?A．AWellknownLandslide B．TheDeadliestVolcanicDisasterC．MoreDestructivePyroclasticFlows D．APyroclasticFlowsSimulationExperimentToday,teensliveinaworldfullofsocialactivitiesandonlineconnections.Butbehindtheirseeminglybusysociallives,manyarefightingahiddenbattle:socialanxiety.36Thisfigurehasjumpedby15%paredwiththatof10yearsago,drawinggreatattentionfrompsychologistsandteachers.Tofullygrasphowserioustheproblemis,wefirstneedtorecognizeitstypicalsigns.Teenswithsocialanxietyoftenfeelextremelynervouswhentalkingtopeers,joininggroupactivitiesorspeakinginclass.37Forexample,theymayskiplunchwithclassmatestoavoidcasualchatsorturndowninvitationstoafterschoolclubs.Theseactionscanhurttheirmoodandstopthemfrombuildingclosefriendships.38Amongallthefactors,thepressurefromsocialmediastandsoutasthebiggestone.Onvariousplatforms,teensareconstantlyexposedtoothers’“perfect”posts:topgrades,excitingpartiesorwarmfamilymoments.Theycan’thelpparingtheirordinaryliveswiththeseidealizedimages,whichbringsthemgreatmentalpressure.Socialanxietydoesgreatharmtoteensinmultipleaspects.Theymaygiveupactivitiestheylove,whichlimitstheirsocialgrowth.Worsestill,theymaydeveloplowselfesteemovertime.39Thiswillgraduallymakeitharderforthemtofollowteachers’lecturesandfinallydamagetheiracademicperformance.Luckily,therearepracticalwaystohelpteensdealwithsocialanxiety.40Forteensthemselves,theycanalsotaketinystepstobuildconfidence,suchashavingashortchatwithsomeoneorattendingoneclubmeeting.Withpropercareandguidance,teenscanlearntomanagesocialanxietyandbeemoreconfidentinsocialsituations.A．Weneedtoexplorethecausesofthisproblem.B．Socialanxietyismoremonthanmostadultsthink.C．Theydoubtifthey’re“goodenough”likeothersonline.D．Someteensalsohaveconflictswithfamilyduetoanxiety.E．Someevenavoidaskingquestionsinclasstostay“invisible”.F．Nearly30%ofteenshaveseveresocialanxiety,asurveyshows.G．Parentsandteacherscancreateasupportiveenvironmentforthem.三、完形填空EvaJones,anelementaryschoolreadingteacher,hasspentthepastseveralyearsaddingmorethan1,500bookstoherpersonalcollection.Allofthosebooksarenow41tochildrenintheneighborhood,thankstoafreelibraryinthegarageofMartin’shome.“Itwasa42thatIdidn’tthinkaboutmuch,”Evasaidabout43alibraryinherhome.“Inordertobeealifelongreader,astudenthastofindthe44ofreading.”Evahastaughtina45schooldistrictforthepastthreeyears.Becauseoftheschooldistrict’s46,thepubliclibraryclosesttoEva’selementaryschoolisatleast15milesaway,andit’s47forherstudentstoaccess.Whilethestudentscan48booksfromtheschoollibrary,Evasaidshealsowantedthemtohavethe49ofpickingoutandhavingaccesstobooksatalibrarytheycould50duringnonschoolhours.So,usingbooksshehad51herselfandinmanycasespaidforoutofherown52,Evaopenedherownlibrary.“53isthekeyofeverything,”shesaid.“Itdoesn’tevenmatterwhatyou’re54ifyouhaven’thelpedbridgethegapbetweenastudentandtheworldofliterature,andaccesstobooksis55thefirstwaytodothat.”41．A．specific B．available C．necessary D．familiar42．A．decision B．benefit C．chance D．request43．A．decorating B．finding C．changing D．creating44．A．joy B．secret C．difference D．efficiency45．A．clean B．large C．faraway D．secure46．A．regulation B．location C．development D．environment47．A．dangerous B．impossible C．difficult D．interesting48．A．checkout B．focuson C．checkin D．showoff49．A．surprise B．demand C．challenge D．experience50．A．build B．visit C．choose D．remember51．A．collected B．written C．mented D．read52．A．material B．dream C．service D．pocket53．A．Trust B．Friendship C．Reading D．Exploring54．A．painting B．teaching C．studying D．describing55．A．hardly B．partly C．previously D．obviously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。ChungYeung—also56(know)asChongyang—isanimportantpublicholidayinChinaandcountrieswithpeopleofChineseheritage.ChungYeungisanannualevent57candatebacktotheEasternHandynasty.Thedayitself—theninthdayofthelunarSeptember—isconsidered58certaindayofbadluckandpossibledangerinChineseculture.It’ssaidtobethedaywhenamannamedHengJing,whoseparentshadbeenkilledbyadevil(魔鬼),waswarnedthatthedevilwouldreappeartostrikehiswholevillagewithadisease.Thevillagersescapedwithdogwood(茱萸)59(leaf)andchrysanthemum(菊花)wine.Whenthedevilappearedintheemptyvillage,hewasattractedbythesmellsofdogwoodandchrysanthemum,andHengJing60(brave)defeatedthedevilinaswordfight.61acelebrationofoveringdangerandhonoringancestors,ChungYeunghasbeeanoccasionfor62(climb)mountains,hikinghillsandappreciatingthechrysanthemum.ThelargestDoubleNinthFestivalsareinAsia,63theholidayiscelebratedaroundtheworld.In1989,theChinesegovernmentannouncedthatthedaywouldbeatime64(honor)elders.InChina,familieshiketogethertotheirancestors’mountaintopgraves.OneofWangWei’spoems65(read)frequentlyatChungYeungcelebrations.五、书信写作66．假如你是李华，你的英国笔友Lily在她的微博中说她为了减肥吃减肥药，而且经常不吃饭，导致身体变得很虚弱，状态很不佳。请你在她的微博上用英文给她留言，内容包括：（1）对她的现状表示担心；（2）指出吃减肥药以及经常不吃饭的坏处；（3）提出一些健康的减肥方法，如慢跑等。注意：（1）词数80左右；（2）可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：overweight超重；weightlosspills减肥药；jog慢跑；gym体育活动DearLily,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,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。Peterwokeupearlyinthemorning.Hewentdownstairsinahurryandstartedtohavehisbreakfastasquicklyaspossible.“Whyareyouinsuchahurry,earlybird?”Mumaskedhim.“WewillhaveanEnglishspellingtesttoday,Mum,”Petersaid.“Mr.Whitepromisedprizesforthosewhogetscore100.I’vebeenstudyingthewordlistsincelastweek.Althoughthewordsaredifficult,Iamwellpreparedforthetest.”PetercarefullycheckedthespellingofeachwordwhenDaddrovehimtoschool.Atlast,itwastimeforthetest.“Responsibility,”Mr.Whitestarted.Peterwrotethewordonhistestpaperquicklyandconfidently.“Thesecondword:contribution,”Mr.Whitesaid.“Soeasy,”Peterthought.Hequicklywrotetheworddown.Thirtywordslater,thetestpaperswerecollectedbyMr.White.“Iamgoingtomarkyourpapersnow,”hetoldtheclass.Aftermarkingthetestpapers,Mr.Whitesaid,“Threeofyouwonaprizetodayforexcellenttestscores.Peter,DavidandMarygot100percentinthespellingtest,”Mr.Whitepraisedthem.Hegaveeachofthethreestudentsadictionary.Peter’swasanEnglishChinesedictionary—theonehelikedmost.Peterwassoexcitedthatheheldithighashisclassmatescheered.“Thisismakingmesohappy,”Peterthought.AfterMr.Whitehadgiventhetestpaperback,Peterhadalookatthewords,feelingproudofhisspelling.Allofasudden,theword“contribution”confusedhim.Itdidn’tseemright.Peterparedittothewordlist.“Contribusion,”hewhispered.Hehadspeltitwrong.“WhatshouldIdo?”Petersaidtohimself.“IwantmyclassmatestothinkI’mamasterofspelling.IfItellMr.WhiteIgotonewrong,I’llhavetogivemyprizebackorIwilltellalie.”注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请安如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Staringatthe“100%”markwrittenonhistestpaper,Peterwaslostinthought.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Slowly,Peterraisedhishand.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1．A【原文】W:Let’swatchadocumentaryaboutvolcanoes.ButI’mafraidit’stoobrighthere.CouldyoupleaseturnoffthelightwhileIturnontheTV?M:OK.AndI’llbringsomesnacks.2．B【原文】W:SusanspeaksEnglishalmostaswellasanAmerican.M:Don’tyouknowshewasbornthereandlivedthereuntilshewas12yearsold?W:Really?Nowonder!3．B【原文】M:SorryI’mlate.Isetmyalarmandgotupearly!Butthetrafficwasbadtoday.W:Don’tworry.You’renottheonlyonewhogotstuck.Therehadbeenareallybadcaraccidentintown,Iguess.4．A【原文】M:Niceweather,isn’tit?Hey,whatareyoulookingat?W:I’minterestedinthisnews.Thenewestandthesmallestdogcanwalkinthestreetandtalkwithushumans.Howinteresting!5．C【原文】M:Hi,Alice.HaveyoulistenedtoSamSmith’snewalbum?W:Yeah,butIfounditabitboringandconfusing.Tobehonest,Icanlistentohissecondalbumfortherestofmylife.M:You’reright.6．B7．C【原文】W:Hey,Steve!Don’tyourememberme?M:Oh,wow!You’reLucyGreen,aren’tyou?W:That’sright.WeusedtobeinthesameclassinmiddleschoolinNewYorkfortwoyears,right?M:Yeah.Butyouwerereallyquietatthattime.W:Yeah.Iwasn’tveryoutgoing.M:Butyouarealwaysfriendly.Doyoustillplaybasketball?W:Yes,butI’mmoreinterestedinmusicthesedays.Iplaythepiano,andIoftengotoconcerts.Howaboutyou?Doyoustilllikeplayingtennis?M:Ofcourse.It’sstillmyfavouriteactivity.8．A9．B10．C【原文】M:Hello,thisisFrancisSmithspeaking.Whoiscallingplease?W:Hi,MrSmith.ThisisCrystalspeaking.Iwanttoknowabouttheroomforrentadvertisedintoday’snewspaper.Isitstillavailable?Andhowmuchisthemonthlyrent?M:Yes.It’s$750permonth.W:It’salittleexpensiveforme.Canyouedownalittlebit?Mmm...Mmm...Ifyourentitforayear,I’llgiveyouadiscountof$50amonth.W:Allright.Iwillrentitforayear.Doyouhaveallthefurniture?M:Yes.I’llpaythepropertyfeesandthecableTV,butyouhavetopaythewaterandelectricityfeesyourself.W:OK.CanIhavealooktomorrowmorning?M:Ofcourse.11．B12．C13．A【原文】M:Excuseme?W:Yes,howcanIhelpyou?M:Doyouseetheshirt?Iboughtithereafewweeksago,butthefirsttimeIwashedit,thecolourchanged.Itwentfrombrightredtolightpink.W:Howdidyouwashit?M:Ithoughtaboutdrycleaning,butatlastIjustthrewitintothewashingmachinewithmyotherclothes.YouknowIdon’tliketowashitbyhand.W:Whattemperaturedidyouuse?M:Iusuallywashmyclotheswithhotwater,soIguessthetemperaturewashigh.W:Well,didyoucheckthewashinginstructions?M:Maybenot.W:Well,youseehere.Itsays,“Washingincoldwateronly.”M:Oh,no!W:SoI’mreallysorry,butsinceyoudidn’tfollowthewashinginstructions,Ican’treallydoanythingforyou.14．B15．C16．A17．C【原文】M:Vivian,areyouready?W:Yes,I’mready.ButIreallydon’twanttoeatatAuntWang’s.M:Why?Don’tyoulikeherfood?Ithinksheisagoodcook.W:Ilikeherfood.Shemakesgoodfriedchicken,corn,andhotbiscuitswithhoney.M:Thenwhydon’tyouwanttoeatthere?W:Ijustdon’tlikeAuntWang.Shealwaysasksustositandbequietatthetable.I’drathergotoGrandma’s.Shemakessuchnicefoodeverytimewegothereandsheletsustalkandlaughatthetable.Ifeelfortablethere.M:AuntWangdoesn’tthinkit’sa