2026年山东枣庄市高三高考三模英语模拟试卷试题（含答案详解）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页2026届高三模拟考试英语试题注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。2．回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。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，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。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．Howdoesthewomanusuallygotowork?A．Bybus. B．Bycar. C．Onfoot.2．Whyarethespeakersworried?A．Theirflightisdelayed.B．Jack’scellphoneislost.C．Jackcan’tbereached.3．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Attheairport.B．Inthepostoffice.C．Inthesupermarket.4．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Writingaletter. B．Buyingstamps. C．Reusinganenvelope.5．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Teacherandstudent. B．Classmates. C．Fatheranddaughter.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，各小题将给出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．Whenwillthesalesmeetingtakeplace?A．OnFriday. B．OnSaturday. C．NextMonday.7．Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewoman’sidea?A．Funny. B．Practical. C．Terrible.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．HowlongdidSusanstayinChina?A．Twomonths. B．Fourmonths. C．Sixmonths.9．WhatimpressedSusanmostaboutChina?A．DigitalPayment. B．Familylife. C．Languagebarrier.10．WhatdoesthemantalkaboutChinaintheend?A．Itshistory. B．Itscuisine. C．Itslifestyle.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Akids’craftcourse.B．Holidayartcourses.C．After-schoolactivities.12．WhatdothespeakersthinkAmywilltrulylike?A．Fineart. B．Fashiondesign. C．Jewellerydesign.13．WhenisAmymostlikelytotakeacourse?A．Inspring. B．Insummer. C．Inwinter.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．Howlongwillthetrainingprogramlastaltogether?A．28months. B．16months. C．6months.15．WhatwillbeachallengeforKizzie?A．Theseparationfromherfamily.B．Thescheduleofthetraining.C．Theterriblefoodinspace.16．WhatdoesKizziewanttododuringhertimeinspace?A．Walkinspace. B．TraveltoMars. C．Conductexperiments.17．Whatmightthemanspeakerbe?A．Anewsreporter. B．Anastronaut. C．Atrainer.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Whendidthespeakerstartblogging?A．Asakid. B．In2018. C．Around17.19．Whatdoesthespeakerenjoymost?A．Writingblogposts.B．Contactingwithauthors.C．Exploringunfamiliarbooks.20．WhatisGavinThurston’sbookabout?A．Dangersinwilderness. B．Survivingskills. C．Travellingexperience.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。ATheNewYorkCityDepartmentofTransportation(NYCDOT)workstoensuresafe,fair,andsustainablemovementforallNewYorkersandmillionsofvisitorstogetaroundthecity.Itmanagesroads,bridges,trafficsignals,bikelanes,andeventheStatenIslandFerry.Partofitsserviceincludesoperatingoff-streetparkinggaragesandlotsacrossallfiveboroughs:TheBronx,Brooklyn,Manhattan,Queens,andStatenIsland.Thesemunicipalparkingfacilitiesacceptquarters,dollarcoins,creditcards,andtheParkNYCapp.Mostparkingfieldsdonotallowovernightparking,butsomegaragesareopen24hoursaday,7daysaweek(24/7).Parkingafterhoursmayresultinasummons(传讯出庭),andvehiclesareleftwithoutsecurity.ParkingRates(EffectiveOctober1,2024)Eachofthemunicipalparkinggaragesandlotshastheirownratestructures,rules,andregulations.Detailedinformationforsomefacilitiesarefoundbelow.GarageHoursFirstHourUpto2HoursUpto10Hours24-HourMaxMonthlyPermitDelancey&Essex(Manhattan)Open24/7$16.00$24.00$40.00$50.00$600Jerome-190thStreet(Bronx)Open24/7$7.00$10.00$14.50$19.50$250BayRidge(Brooklyn)8AM—10PMdaily$4.00$6.75$12.50$19.50$275CourtSquare(Queens)Open24/7$9.00$14.00$20.00$24.00$400Courthouse(StatenIsland)8AM—8PMdaily$5.00$8.00$14.00$20.00$150ParkingReservationSystemTheParkingReservationSystem(PRS)websiteallowsthepublictoreserveparkingspacesatmunicipalgarages.Reservationsopenonthewebsitefivedaysbeforethefirstofthemonthat10am.Allreservations,includingmonthlypermits,aremadefortheupcomingmonth,onafirst-come,first-servedbasis.Obtainingareservationdoesnotguaranteethataparkingpermitwillbeissued.Inordertofinalizeyourreservation,youmustpayforthepermitatthegaragemanager’sofficenolaterthanthefirstdayofthepermitmonththatyouareapplyingfor.21．WhatservicebyNYCDOTisthetextmainlyabout?A．Trafficsafety. B．Off-streetparking.C．Citysightseeing. D．Publictransport.22．Whichboroughhasthehighest12-hourmaximumparkingfee?A．Manhattan. B．StatenIsland. C．Brooklyn. D．Bronx.23．Whatshouldyoudotoensureaparkingpermit?A．MakeareservationonthePRSwebsite.B．Payatthegaragemanager’sofficeintime.C．UseParkNYCapptomakeareservation.D．Findagaragethatacceptsmonthlypermits.BDr.PaulineEricaTaydidn’talwaysdreamofbecomingascientist,thoughshehadalwayslovedbiologyandunderstandinghownatureworks.Atfirst,shewantedtobeadoctor.Butshesoonrealizedthatpathwasn’trightforher.Today,sheworksasabiotechconsultantatCelligenics,ayoungcompanyinSingaporethatusesstemcellstodevelopnewtreatments.Workingatthecrossroadsofscience,business,andsociety,sheknewthattogivesoundadviceonturningscienceintorealproducts,shefirsthadtounderstandthesciencedeeply.ThatbeliefledhertoearnaPhDinstemcellbiologyandspendeightyearsdoingresearch.Someofherpeersdidn’tunderstandwhy,butDr.Taybelieveditwasnecessary.“Ifyouhaven’tgonethroughtheprocessyourself,it’shardtotrulyunderstandthescience—andhardtobringittotherealworld,”sheexplains.AtCelligenics,herroleinvolvesleadingthecompanyinturninginnovativeideasintotangibleproductsthatcanhelppeople.Celligenicshasdevelopedauniquetechnologythatcollectsaspecifictypeofstemcellfromtheumbilicalcords(脐带)ofnewbornbabies.Fromthesecells,theyproduceacell-freeliquidthatsupportsthebody’snaturalhealingprocesses.Thisliquidshowspromiseforapplicationssuchaswoundhealingandevencancertreatment.In2018,CelligenicssecureditsfirstroundoffundingfromaSingapore-basedcompany.Thisyear,thecompanyisfocusingonbringingskincareproductstomarket.Inthelongterm,withadditionalfundingandclinicaltrials,Celligenicsaimstocreatemedicalproducts-likegelstohelpdiabeticpatientshealwounds,andinjectionstorepairkneejointsdamagedbyageorwear.Dr.Tay’sjourneyshowsthatit’sokaytochangedirection.Bystayingcuriousandbuildingastrongfoundation,shenowbridgesthegapbetweenscienceandtherealworld-helpingturnboldideasintoaction.24．WhydidDr.Tayspendeightyearsdoingresearch?A．Tofulfilherpeers’expectations.B．Tochangethepathofhercareer.C．Toobtaininsightsintoscience.D．Torealizeherchildhooddream.25．WhatisDr.Tay’smainworkatCelligenics?A．Doingscientificresearchinthelab. B．Seekingfundingforhercompany.C．Promotingthesalesofnewproducts. D．Turningscienceintorealproducts.26．WhatdowelearnaboutCelligenics’cell-freeliquid?A．Ithelpsrepairkneejoints. B．Ithelpsthebodyhealitself.C．It’sanewskincareproduct. D．Itworksbestfortheelderly.27．WhatdoesDr.Tay’sstoryshow?A．Practicemakesperfect. B．Knowledgeispower.C．Foundationisessential. D．Sticktoyourdream.CWhatdoes“environmentallyfriendly”meantoyou?Youmightthinkofrecyclingprograms,reusablebags,orwindmills.Butyouprobablydidn’tpictureseaweed!Peoplehavebeentalkinglatelyaboutseaweedfarmingasawaytohelpfightclimatechange.Why?Becausefarmingseaweeddoesn’tneedmanyresources.Seaweedalsoabsorbscarbondioxideasitgrows.Butjustbecauseitcouldhelpdoesn’tmeanitwill!Recently,amathematicalmodelwasusedtostudyfivefarmingscenariosinBritishColumbia,Canada,varyingfactorslikelocation,growthrate,andhowtheharvestedseaweedtakenintoaccount.Thekeyfindingwassurprising:growingseaweedfordirectcarbonremoval(e.g.,sinkingitintheoceantoremovecarbondioxidefromthewater)isnoteffective.Inallscenarios,theemissionsfromfarming,processing,andtransportationoutweighedthecarbonremoved,evenwhenexpandedareasormuchfastergrowthwereconcerned.However,usingseaweedtoreplacecarbon-intensiveproductshasmajorpotential.This“carbonavoidance”strategyyieldedthegreatestbenefit.Inthebestscenario,replacingconventionalproductswithseaweed-basedalternatives(likefood,feed,ormaterials)avoided10timesmorecarbondioxideemissionsthansimplysinkingtheseaweed.Thus,seaweed’smainclimatevalueresidesnotinbeingadirectcarbonsink,butasalow-carbonsubstituteforeverydayitems.Seaweedhasmanyusesasafood.Youcandryittomakesnacks,putitinsoups,orevenmakecookingoilsfromit.Growingplantsforanimalfeedisabigsourceofcarbonemissionsworldwide.Therightkindsofseaweedcanbehealthyformanyfarmanimals.Usingseaweedforanimalfeedwouldalsomakeitsothatlesslandwouldneedtobeusedforfarms.Andtheusesofseaweedaren’tlimitedtofoods!Itcanbeusedtomakefertilizer,plastic,shampoo,andevenfuel.Butaswithanynewproduct,it’sgoingtotakealotofcreativityforpeopletofindthebestwaystouseseaweedintheirdailylives.Thinkaboutyourday-to-dayactivitiesathomeandatschool.Howmanythingscanyoufindthatcouldbereplacedwithseaweedproducts?28．Whatisthegeneralopinionaboutseaweedfarming?A．Eco-friendly. B．Energy-saving.C．Pollution-free. D．Weather-resistant.29．Whatisseaweed’sgreatestenvironmentalbenefitaccordingtothetext?A．Purifyingtheatmosphere. B．Beingadirectcarbonsink.C．Savingnaturalresources. D．Beingagreenreplacement.30．Howisparagraph5ofthetextdeveloped?A．Bylogicalreasoning. B．Byprovidingstatistics.C．Bygivingexamples. D．Bymakingcomparisons.31．Whatdoestheauthorimplyinthelastparagraph?A．Seaweedhasmoreusesthanwethink.B．Seaweedproductsarenowwidelyused.C．Seaweedproductshaveanunclearfuture.D．Seaweedmayreplacealldailyproducts.DSpeakingmultiplelanguagescouldslowdownbrainageingandhelppreventcognitivedecline,astudyofmorethan80,000peoplehasfound.Thestudysuggestsmultilingualpeoplearehalfaslikelytoshowsignsofacceleratedbiologicalageingasthosewhospeakjustonelanguage.“Wewantedtoaddressoneofthemostpersistentgapsinageingresearch,whichisifmultilingualismcanactuallydelayageing,”saystheco-authorAgustínIbáñez.Previousresearchhassuggestedspeakingmultiplelanguagesimprovescognitivefunctionssuchasmemoryandattention,whichboostsbrainhealthaswegetolder.Butmanystudiesrelyonsmallsamplesizesandunreliablemethodsofmeasuringageing,leadingtoinconsistentandungeneralizableresults.“Thisisthefirststudyofthisscale,”saysChristosPliatsikas,acognitiveneuroscientist(神经科学家)attheUniversityofReading,UK.Theresearchersusedacomputationalapproachtoexplorethelinkin86,000healthyparticipantsaged51-90across27Europeancountries.Foreachparticipant,theydeterminedthebiobehaviouralagegap-thedifferencebetweenchronologicalage(thenumberofyearstheyhavebeenalive)and‘predicted’agebasedonphysiological,lifestyleandsocioeconomicfactors.Ahighgapsignalsfasterageing.Comparingthisgapwiththenumberoflanguagesspoken,theyfoundpeoplewhospokeonlyonelanguageweretwiceaslikelytohaveahighbiobehaviouralagegapasthosewhospoketwoormore.“Justoneadditionallanguagereducestheriskofacceleratedageing.Whenyouspeaktwoorthree,theeffectwaslarger,”saysIbáñez.Suchalargestudyreallystrengthenstheinterpretationthatmultilingualism,ratherthanotherfactors,protectsusduringageing,saysSusanTeubner-Rhodes,acognitivepsychologistatAuburnUniversity.“Itwasusingareallylargesampleandthatallowedthemtocontrolforanumberofconfounders(干扰因子).”FutureresearchshouldincludemorediversepopulationsoutsideEurope,sheadds.Theresearchershopetheirfindingswillinfluencepolicymakerstoencouragelanguagelearningineducation.32．Whatdoestheauthorthinkoftheresultsofpreviousstudies?A．Reliable. B．Unconvincing. C．Groundless. D．Accurate.33．Thestudyfoundthebiobehaviouralagegapishighifpeople________.A．haveahealthylifestyle B．haveagoodmemoryC．speakonlyonelanguage D．speakmorelanguages34．Inwhichaspectwillfutureresearchbeimproved?A．Thevarietiesoflanguages. B．Theexperimentaldesign.C．Theagerangeofsamples. D．Thebreadthofsamples.35．Whatisthesignificanceofthefindings?A．Promotingforeignlanguagelearning. B．Advancingthebrainscienceresearch.C．Showingtheprocessofbrainageing. D．Makingflexibleeducationalpolicies.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。Everyoneexperiencestheexhaustingcycleofoverthinkingfromtimetotime.Maybeyou’rereplayinganawkwardconversationfromyearsago,oryou’restuckworryingaboutabigexam.____36____Hereareafewsimple,effectivestrategiesthathelpyougroundyourselfandfindsomementalclarity.·Writeitalldown.Oneofthemostpowerfulwaystomanageoverthinkingistogetyourthoughtsoutofyourheadandontopaper.____37____Whetheryou’rewritinginanotebookorjottingdownideasonastickynote,externalizingyourthoughtscanhelpreducetheirintensity.·Dosomethingengaging.Whenyourthoughtsstartspiraling,distractioncanbeyourfriend—especiallyifit’ssomethingthatrequiresyourfullattentionorbringsyoujoy.____38____Redirectingyourmentalenergytoanactivitycanhelpbreakthecycleofanxietyandbringyoubackintothepresent.·____39____Overthinkingisoftentiedtothefearoftheunknownorthingsthatfeeloutofourcontrol.Insteadofgettingstuckin“whatifs,”gentlybringyourfocustothethingsyoucaninfluence.Whetherit’ssettingboundaries,preparingforwhat’sahead,ortakingcareofyourbody,smallactionscanhelpyoufeelmoreempoweredandgrounded.·Talkitout.____40____Talkingtoatrustedfriend,familymember,ortherapistcangiveyouanewperspectiveandremindyouthatyou’renotalone.Sharingyourthoughtsoutloudcanhelpyousortthroughthemmoreclearlyandeasetheemotionalburden.Ifyou’recaughtinacycleofoverthinking,rememberthatyou’renotalone.Withafewsimpletoolsandsomegentleself-compassion,youcancalmyourmindandreconnectwiththepresentmoment.A．Focusonwhatyoucancontrol.B．You’lllikelyfeellighterandmorefocused.C．Inthisregard,self-regulationwillbeakeyaspect.D．Goforawalk,playagame,ordiveintoacreativeproject.E．Journalinggivesyourmindaplacetoreleasethoseracingthoughts.F．Itfeelslikeyouaretrappedinaviciouscycleandhardtostaycalm.G．Thebestwaytocalmanoverthinkingmindistoletsomeoneelsein.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。ItriedtolookbraveasIclimbedintothekayak(皮艇).Itlookedharmless—butthemomentIsatdown,itstarted________wildly.Iwassonervous!HowcouldIever________todothis?“You’redoinggreat!”a________voicecalledout.Itwasmyson.Heguidedme________:“Rightnow!Tooclosetothatboat.”Then,withalaugh:“Yourright________istheoneyouwritewith!”Fornextfewminutes,hecircledhiskayakaroundminelikeaguardianangel.Iwas________oftippingover.Luckily,itdidn’t.Soonwewerepaddlingintotheopenlake.“Nicejob!”he________.“See?It’snotthathard!”Ifelt________—likeababyducklearningtoswim.Onthewayback,Ieven________himtoarace.Butwhenwefinallycameashore,mylegs________andhehadtodragmeoutlikeasackofpotatoes.Still,hesavedmy________:“Youwereamazingforafirst-timer!”Thenhetookmetomyfavoriterestaurantasa________.WasitreallyjustyesterdaythatI________hislittlefingerstomakeapaperboatandshowedhimhowto________it?Fromthatpaperboattothiskayak,Ihavecomeabeautifulfull________!41．A．raining B．rocking C．blowing D．running42．A．wish B．refuse C．fail D．agree43．A．fearful B．cheerful C．helpful D．doubtful44．A．patiently B．tirelessly C．regularly D．repeatedly45．A．corner B．side C．hand D．boat46．A．expected B．convinced C．terrified D．reminded47．A．criticized B．indicated C．encouraged D．approved48．A．proud B．brave C．ashamed D．easy49．A．witnessed B．surprised C．appealed D．challenged50．A．wentaway B．gaveout C．bentdown D．paidoff51．A．courage B．respect C．life D．pride52．A．reward B．relief C．apology D．symbol53．A．pointed B．grasped C．guided D．pressed54．A．move B．sail C．water D．push55．A．travel B．change C．return D．circle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个单词或括号内单词的正确形式。InasmalltownencircledbyforestsnearMoscow,7-year-oldFilonenkoRodionhadneverthoughthislifewould____56____(reshape)byagiftfromChinahismotherbroughthome:aPu’erteacake—tealeavescompressedintotheshapeofacake.Fromthenon,aroutine____57____(take)rootatthefamilybreakfasttable:beforeeverymeal,eachfamilymemberwoulddrinkacupofPu’erbrewed“asdarkasoil”.WintersinMoscowwerefreezing.A____58____(mouth)ofwarmteawouldspreadheatslowlyfromhisstomachthroughentirebody.Rodiondidnotknowwhatteapolyphenols(茶多酚)were.Hewassimplydrawntoitscomfortingwarmthandflavor____59____sparkedhiscuriosityaboutChina.In2018,RodiontraveledtoChina.Hequithiscommercestudiestoenrollinateacultureundergraduateprogramat____60____universityinHangzhou.Hewasfascinatedbyhowfreshleavesgothroughcomplexprocedurestobecome____61____(finish)tea.Eachstephidesendlessmysteries.Hewouldspenddaysinthelaboratory____62____(observe)microbialchangesduringpilefermentationthroughamicroscope.Everyteaseason,hefollowedhisteachers____63____majortea-producingregions,refininghiscraftinmountainsandfactories.Whenaskedwhyhewouldtravelsofar____64____(study)teainChina,hesaid,“TheanswerliesinthefirstcupofPu’ermymotherbrewedforme.Whenyouaretrulyconqueredbyaflavor,youcan’thelp____65____seekitssource.”第四部分写作（共两节；满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．你班外教Jenny将组织一次话题为“交友”的英语辩论，给出了两个观点：（1）朋友越多越好；（2）有几个真心朋友就足够。请你选择一个观点，用英语写一篇发言稿。内容包括：（1）陈述观点；（2）阐释理由。注意：（1）词数80左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dearteacherandfellowclassmates,I’mgreatlyhonoredtobehereandsharemyideasaboutmakingfriends._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。TheWaybackMachineisanarchive(档案库)ofoveronetrillionwebpagesfromacrosstheinternet.Youcansearchbackasfaras2004,orevenearlier.Lastnight,whileIwasexploringit,Isuddenlyrememberedaveryspecialwebsite—oneIhadn’tvisitedsinceIwasaround14yearsold.Itwasawebsitemydadhadmadeforme.Mydadusedtobeadoctor,andhepassedawaylastyear.WhenIwas11,heleftmymomandmetoworkinAfrica.Onmy12thbirthday,hesentmemanygifts,includingadiarywithabutterflyonthefront.Iwasakeendiaristasachild,soIwasthrilledtoreceivesuchabeautifuldiary.Iimmediatelytookitupstairstomyroomtowriteinit,andsoonIdiscoveredasmallmessagewrittenontheinsidebackcover.Itwasaddressedtomefrommydad.Hewrotehowmuchhemissedmeandhowhethoughtofmeeveryday.Attheendofthenote,hesaidhehadmadeawebsitejustformeandwroteouttheURL.Thatnight,aftereveryonehadgonetobed,IsneakeddowntothefamilycomputerandtypedintheURL.Whatappearedonthescreenabsolutelyshockedme.ThewebsitewasfilledwithphotosofmychildhoodthatIhadneverseenbefore,aswellaspicturesofmydadandhislifeinAfrica—alsonewtome.Therewerepagesandpagesofnotes,letters,andpoems,somehehadwrittenandsomehehadcollectedformeovertheyears.Ifeltincrediblyspecialanddeeplyloved.Solastnight,whileusingtheWaybackMachine,Isuddenlyrememberedthatspecialwebsite—thoughIwasn’tsureifitwouldstillexistafteralltheseyears.注意：1．续写的词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。IquicklytypedintheURL,andthereitwas._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________AsIclickedthroughthepages,awaveoffeelingsfloodedback._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．A【原文】M:Doyouwalktoworkeveryday?W:No,it’stoofartowalk.Thereisabusthatgoesrightbymyhouse.ButIdowishIhadacar.2．C【原文】M:Thephonehasbeenringingforalongtime,butJackisn’tanswering.W:Weshouldcalltheinformationdeskandaskthemtomakeanannouncement.Wedon’twantallthreeofustomissourflight.3．B【原文】W:HowmuchdoIneedtopayforsendingthisparcelbyairmailtoLondon,sir?M:Itdependsontheweight.OK.Thatwillcostfortydollars.4．C【原文】W:Oh,don’tthrowthataway!M:Whynot?It’sbeenusedalready.W:Youcangetanewlabelandputitontopoftheoldaddress,andthenyoucanbuyabiggerstampandputitontopoftheoldstamp.5．A【原文】M:Thisisthefirsttimeyouhaven’tdoneyourhomework.IseverythingOK?W:I’msorry,sir.I’vebeenalittlestressedbymygrandfather’sillness.6．C7．B【原文】M:Janet,IneedyoutohandinthesalesreportonMonday.W:Youmustbejoking.That’snotpossible.TodayisThursday,andIusuallyspendatleastaweekwritingit.M:Iknow.ButthesalesmeetingwillbefirstthingonMondaymorning.WouldyouconsiderworkingonSaturday?W:Hmm,Ihaveanidea.Ifyoucangettwootherpeopletoworkwithmetoday,Icouldputthereporttogethertomorrow.M:That’snotabadidea.IthinkRickandSandycanhelpyou.8．C9．A10．B【原文】M:Hey!Susan,IheardyouwenttoChinalastyear.Didyoustaytherelong?W:Yes,Idid.AtfirstIjustplannedtostaytherefortwomonths,butthenIextendedittodoublethat.IntheendIstayedanothertwomonthsontopofthat.M:Wow,youmusthavegreatlyenjoyedyourstaythere.So,howwaslifethere?W:Itwassurprisinglyconvenient,evenwiththelanguagebarrier!Peoplerarelycarrycash.Instead,theypaywithmobileappslikeWeChatorAlipay.Therearetonsofappsforeverything!Icouldorderclothes,electronics,evengroceriesonlineandgetthemdeliveredwithinhours.Itreallyspoiledme.M:Iheardwithahistoryspanningthousandsofyears,Chinesecuisineisknownforitsrichflavors,diverseingredients,anduniquecookingtechniques.Youmusthavetastedsomuchofitduringyourtrip!W:Sure!11．B12．B13．C【原文】M:IjustfoundoutaboutsomeamazingholidaycoursesatUniversityoftheArtsLondon.Theyoffertheminspring,summer,andwinter.W:Really?Thatsoundsinteresting.Amyhasbeenwantingtolearnmoreaboutart.Whatcoursesdotheyoffer?M:Thereare19creativesubjectstopickfrom,suchasfashiondesign,jewellerydesign,andfineart.W:That’sgreat.Amyreallylovesdecoratingclothesforherdolls.She’ddefinitelygoforthefirstone.Howlongdothecourseslast?M:Theyrangefromonetothreeweeks.Wecanchoosethelongestcoursebecausewedon’thaveanyotherplansforherbeforeNewYear.W:That’swonderful!14．A15．A16．C17．A【原文】M:Kizzie,you’vejustgotaplaceonanastronauttrainingprogram,sotellusaboutit.W:Well,firstthere’sthebasictraining,whichtakessixteenmonths.Thenthere’sanotheryearoflearningabouttheInternationalSpaceStation.AfterI’vefinishedmytraining,I’dbereadyformyfirstspaceflight—ashorttripfirst,followedbyasix-monthmissionontheSpaceStation.M:Isthereanythingthatyou’renotlookingforwardtoaboutgoingintospace?W:Everyonesaysthefoodisawful,butthatdoesn’treallybotherme.I’dbebusytoomostofthetime,whichisgood.I’mquiteclosetomytwosistersandnotseeingthemforsixmonthswillbehard.M:Andwhat’syourbiggestambition?W:I’mreallyinterestedinscienceandalotoftheexperimentstheydoonthestationarereallyexciting.Itwouldbegreattolearnsomethingnewthatcouldmakeadifferenceinpeople’slives.Asforthetraveltootherplanets,likeMars,I’llleavethattootheryoungpeople!18．B19．C20．A【原文】W:Hello,I’mLouiseCannon.I’mveryhappytosharewithyoumyjourneyasabookblogger.Myloveforreadingbeganinchildhood,butmybloggingadventuretrulystartedin2018whenIhadaconversationwithWendyH.Jones,aScottishauthor,attheEdinburghFringeFestival.ThenIdidsomeresearchandtaughtmyselfhowtoblog.NowIhavebeenbloggingforover7years.ImustsayIloveitsomuch,fromhavingcontactwiththeauthors,tothereadingofthebook,tothewritingoftheblogposts.IparticularlylovediscoveringbooksIhavenotconsideredbeforeandbeingpleasantlysurprisedbythem.IoncereadabookJourneysintheWildbyGavinThurston,anaward-winningcameramanwhofilmsfortheTVstation.Thebookoffersaprofoundlookattheunpredictableanddangerousrealitiesinremotewilderness,somethingIhadn’tknownbefore.ThegoodthingI’velearnedaboutmyselfthroughreadingandbookbloggingisthatI