广西玉林市九校2025-2026学年高二下学期期中质量监测英语试卷

广西壮族自治区玉林九校2026年春季期高二期中质量监测英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatistheman’sattitudetowardstheplant?A．Supportive. B．Disapproving. C．Indifferent.2．WhatisJanestudying?A．Calligraphy. B．Chemistry. C．Biology3．Whattimeisitnow?A．8:50. B．9:00. C．9:10.4．Whatdoesthemanneedtodonext?A．Speeduphiscar. B．Avoidtheroadsign. C．Slowdownhiscar.5．Whatisthemaintopicoftheconversation?A．Somethingtoeat. B．Ashoppinglist. C．Atravelplan.听下面一段对话，完成下面小题。6．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Inagrocerystore. B．Inacanteen. C．Inakitchen.7．Whichfooddoesthewomanlikebest?A．Chicken. B．Beef. C．Fish.听下面一段对话，完成下面小题。8．HowdoesAndrewfeelaboutClara’smarathontraining?A．It’sstriking. B．It’sboring. C．It’sperfect.9．WhatisAndrew’sfinaldecision?A．Signingupforamarathonrace.B．Climbingmountainsnearby.C．Joiningahikingclub.10．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Waystoworkout. B．Clubstomakefriends. C．Travelplansforvacation.听下面一段对话，完成下面小题。11．Whoistheman?A．Ahost. B．Ajudge. C．Asalesman.12．Whatadvicedoesthewomanofferinherbook?A．Meetchallenges. B．Askforhelpifintrouble. C．Makeadifferencetoothers.13．Whatdoesthewomanthinkhappinessis?A．Sharingwithothers. B．Solvingproblems. C．Makingprogrammes.听下面一段对话，完成下面小题。14．Whatwillprobablybecoveredinthepresentationabouttheislands?A．Theireconomy. B．Theirhistory. C．Theirlocations.15．Howwillthespeakerspresenttheislands’education?A．Byoutliningbackground. B．Bydiscussingdetails. C．Byprovidingstatistics.16．Wherecanthespeakersgetthevisualtoolstheyneed?A．Intheclassroom. B．IntheResourcesRoom. C．InDr.White’soffice.听下面一段独白，完成下面小题。17．WhathaveAmericanpubliclibrariesbecomebesidesbeingplacesforbooks?A．Book-sellingmarkets. B．Communitycenters. C．Jobtrainingbases.18．WhicheventwaspopularamongchildreninLewesPublicLibrarythisyear?A．Poetrywritingworkshops.B．Spanish-languagediscussions.C．Visitingspecialanimalsfromanaturecenter.19．WhatisthepurposeofDelawareLibrary’sfreebookprogram?A．Tobuildafreehomebookcollectionforkids.B．Toencouragefamiliestovisitlibrary.C．Toteachparentstochoosekids’books.20．Whatjob-relatedservicedoesWheatonLibraryoffer?A．Providingfreelaptops. B．Holdingjobfairs. C．Offeringhealthinsurance.二、阅读理解SlowFitness:NewGentleClassesatGreenClubGreenFitnessClubisexcitedtoofferournewSlowFitnessprograms—thisyear’sbiggestglobalwellnesstrend,designedtorelievestressandbuildstrengthgently.Theseclasses,rootedinmindfulmovement,areperfectforanyoneseekingabalanced,sustainableapproachtofitness.TheyincludeJapaneseslowwalking,mindfulPilates,outdoorhikingandrestorativeyoga.JapaneseSlowWalkingEveryTuesday&Thursday,7:00-8:00am(noclassonpublicholidays)Alow-intensitywalkingmethodfromJapan,focusingonslowstepsandbreathcontroltocalmthemindandboostenergy.Suitablefor:allages,beginners,officeworkersunderstressCost:$12perclass;freeforannualmembersonlyGear:comfortableshoes,reusablewaterbottleGentlePilatesEveryMonday&Wednesday,5:30-6:30pmControlled,slowmovementstobuildcorestrength,improvepostureandreducephysicaltension.Noheavyexerciserequired.Cost:$15perclass;$50for4classesGear:yogamat,lightsportswear(yogamatavailableforrentat$2)OutdoorMindfulHikingEverySaturday,8:00-10:00am(weatherpermitting)Guidedwalksinthecity’sgreenspaces,combiningnatureexplorationwithmindfulnesstrainingtoreducepressureandenhancewell-being.Suitablefor:teensaged14andabove,families,fitnessloversCost:$10(includesahealthysnack;freeformembersunder18)Gear:hikingshoes,hat,suncreamHowtoBook&SpecialOffer-Call:555-7890(Mon-Fri,9:00am-5:00pmonly)-Website:(24/7onlinebooking)-Bookatleast24hoursbeforeclass-Newmembersenjoya20%discountontheirfirstclassofeachkind.21．WhatisthemainpurposeoftheSlowFitnessprograms?A．Totrainprofessionalathletesforcompetitions.B．Tohelppeoplerelievestressandkeepfitgently.C．Topromoteextremesportsaroundtheworld.D．Toteachpeoplehowtorunlongdistancesquickly.22．Asanewmember,yousignupforoneJapaneseSlowWalkingclassandoneGentlePilatesclass.Howmuchshouldyoupayintotal?A．$21.6. B．$22. C．$24.5. D．$27.23．Whencanyoucalltheclubtobookaclass?A．At8:30amonMonday. B．At6:00pmonWednesday.C．At10:00amonTuesday. D．At9:30amonSaturday.SalvadorDaliisoneofthemostinfluentialandfamouspaintersofalltime.Notjustapainter,buthispersonalitywasasuniqueashispaintings.Hissurrealisticpaintingsaresofamousthattheyovershadowhisotherartworks.Hearingthename“SalvadorDali”alonecreatesanimage,orperhapsIshouldsay,apaintinginthemindsofpeople.Hispaintingsareusuallysurrealisticandhardtounderstand,butonceunderstood,theyconveytheirmessagesofluentlyandbeautifully.Duringhiscreativeexploration,Daliwentdeepintovariousartisticstyles,suchasimpressionism,cloisonne(分格画),andcubism,beforeeventuallyventuringintosurrealism.Itwasinthisperiodthathecreatedoneofhisfamouspaintings,SickBoy—Pointillism(点彩派).Pointillismisthemethodofpaintingusingonlysmalldotsofcolortocreatethepainting.SickBoyisaclearmixtureofexpressionismandpointillism,butthere’smoregoingonhere.Dalihasaddedalittlebitofsurrealismaswell.Thisisaself-portraitofhiminCadaqués,thecoastaltownwhereheusedtospendhissummers.Whilethesicknessofthechildcanbeseenfromhislyingposition,exhaustedandweak,andlookingattheviewers’eyes,theactualsicknessisfarmoreterrifying.Takealookathishandwithlong,pointedfingers.Hisfacepresentsadisturbingandthreateningexpression.Itishardlyhuman.Italmostfeelslikethereisanothercreatureinsidethebodyofthiskid,usingtheskinandfaceasacover.Theparallelcanbedrawnfromtheotherlivingthinginthepainting,thecagedcanary(金丝雀).Similartothecanary,whichisimprisonedinsidethiscagetostay,theboy’strueselfisimprisonedinsidethebody.Theremightbesomedarkandsickintentionsinsidehismind,butthosemustbecontrolled.ThewaythesickchildliesonthechairandstaresaheadmakesitoneofthefrighteningpaintingsbySalvadorDali.24．WhatarethemainfeaturesofSalvadorDali’spaintings?A．Hopeandoptimism. B．Complexityandconfusion.C．Beautyandsimplicity. D．Despairandpessimism.25．WhatisthesubjectofSickBoy?A．AportraitDalipaintedforhimself.B．Thepainter’sfavoritecoastaltown.C．Acanaryimprisonedinsidethecage.D．Theexplorationofvariousartisticstyles.26．Whatisthesignificanceofthecagedcanaryinthepainting?A．Itrepresentstheboy’ssickness.B．Itconveysthebeautyofnature.C．Itsymbolizestheboy’strappedtrueself.D．Itshowsthesickboy’sloveforanimals.27．WhichwordscanbestdescribeSalvadorDali?A．Energeticandrealistic. B．Hopelessandstubborn.C．Strangeandfrightening. D．Creativeandimaginative.Forcenturies,theRhineRiverhasbeencelebratedasthelifelineofEurope,avitalwaterwayforcommerceandculture.However,astudypublishedinJanuary2026revealsatroublingmodernreality:thishistoricrivernowactsasamassiveconveyorbeltforrubbish,carryingbetween3,000and4,700tonsoflargegarbageintotheNorthSeaeverysingleyear.Howcouldsuchavastamountofwastehavebeenmissed?Theanswerliesinarevolutionarynewresearchmethod.Foranentireyear,researchersworkedwithlocalcitizenscientiststooperateaspecialfloatingdevicecalledalittertrap.Thisdevicefilteredwaterfromthesurfacedownto80centimetersdeep.Unlikeoldermethodsthatreliedonbriefvisualsurveys,thislong-termphysicalcollectionrecordedthetrue,disorganizedflowofgarbage.Thedatashowedenormouschanges,withtheamountofrubbishcollectedinatwo-weekperiodvaryingwildlyfromasfewas67piecestoover2,700,accountingforwhyshort-termobservationsfailedtogetthefullpicture.Thecollectedgarbagetellsaclearstoryaboutitsorigins.Detailedanalysisshowedthatwhileplasticitemsmadeupabout70%ofallpieces,theyweremostlylightweight,only15%ofthetotalweight.Thefindingisparticularlyalarmingforonekeyreason:over56%ofallrubbishwaslinkeddirectlytothechoicesofindividualconsumers,withitemslikefoodwrappersandbeverage(饮料)bottlesbeingmostcommon.Specificactivitiesalsolefttheirmark,withlitterfromfireworksmakingup10.7%ofthetotalandtobacco-relatedwastelikecigarettebuttscontributinganother6.5%.Thisyear-longproject,poweredinpartbydedicated(敬业的)volunteers,provesthatlong-term,hands-onmonitoringisessentialtoaccuratelymeasureenvironmentalchallenges.Itprovidesapowerfulmodelforhowcommunitiesandscientistscanworktogethertogathertheevidenceneededforaction.TheRhine’sstoryisnolongerjustaboutitsscenicbeautyoreconomicimportance;itisanurgentcalltoaddressthetide(浪潮)ofwasteourmodernlifestylecreates,beforeitallwashesouttosea.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“conveyorbelt”inparagraph1mostlikelymean?A．Anaturalwaterfallthatcleanstheriver.B．Atouristattractionalongtheriver.C．Somethingthatcontinuouslycarriesandmovesthings.D．Adeviceusedtomeasurewaterdepth.29．Whatdidthe2026studymainlyfindabouttheRhineRiver?A．Ithaslostitsroleasawaterwayforcommerce.B．Itcarriesahugeamountofgarbageintothesea.C．Itswaterqualityhasbeenfullyrestored.D．Itfacesadecliningnumberoffishspecies.30．Whydidpreviousshort-termobservationsfailtogetthefullpictureoftheriver’spollution?A．Theydidnotinvolveenoughvolunteers.B．Theyonlycollectedwatersamplesfromthesurface.C．Theymissedthedramaticchangesingarbageflow.D．Theyfocusedonlyonplasticwaste.31．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．Theriver’spollutionproblemwillsolveitselfovertime.B．Thestudyshowsthevalueofcooperationbetweenscientistsandcitizens.C．Individualeffortsareuselessinaddressingplasticpollution.D．Thestudycallsforacompletebanontheuseofplastic.Despitedecadesofmedicaladvances,detectinghealth-relatedmolecule(分子)stillreliesonbodilyliquidslikeblood,requiringblooddrawsfrommostpatients,especiallypeoplewithdiabeteswhoneedfrequentfingerbloodtests.However,researchersfromtheUniversityofChicagohavedevelopedalightweightdevicenamedABLE,whichcollectsanddetectsmoleculesintheair.This4×8-inchdeviceisapotentialgame-changerformedicineandpublichealth.Detectingmoleculesintheairhaslongfallenbehindliquiddetection,mainlybecausetargetparticles(微粒)areextremelyrare—theremaybeonlyoneinatrillion.Tosolvethisproblem,theteamturnedairintoliquid.Thedevicedrawsinair,addswatervaporwithahumidifier,andcoolsittoturnairintosmalldrops.Thesedropstrapparticlesandslideintoasmallcontainer,makingdetectioneasywithcommontoolsusedforliquidanalysis.Earlytestsproveditseffectiveness.Itcaughteasilyevaporated(挥发的)coffeevapor,detectedglucoseinbreath,identifiedE.coliintheair,andfoundsignsofinflammation(炎症)inmicewithunhealthygutbacteria.Obviously,itsolvedtheproblemofcollectingmoleculesthatevaporateeasily—amajorworryduringthedevice’sdevelopment.Thedevicewasfirstinspiredbytheneedforpainlesstestsforearly-bornbabiesinICUs.Thesefragilebabiesarelikelytohavehealthproblems,andrepeatedbloodtestsmayputthemindanger.Doctorshopethedevicecantrackhealthsignswithouttakingblood,protectingthesehigh-riskpatients.Italsoshowspromisefordiagnosinginflammatoryboweldisease,thoughtherelatedbreathsignsfirstneedtoberecorded.Theteamplanstoimproveandmakeitsmallertocreateawearabledevicefordailyuse.Besidesmedicaluses,thisachievementmayopenthedoortonewphysicsresearchonairimpuritiesandstatechangesofmatter.Asanewtoolfordetectingairchemistry,ABLEfillsthespacebetweenairandliquidmoleculeanalysis,creatingpossibilitiesforvariousnewdevelopmentsinhealthcareandscience.32．WhydidtheresearchersdevelopABLE?A．Tochangemedicineandpublichealth.B．Toidentifyhealthmoleculeswithoutliquid.C．Toreducefingerbloodchecksforpatientswithdiabetes.D．Totaketheplaceofbloodtestsinhospitals.33．WhatcanweinferaboutABLE?A．Itissmallandwearablefordailyuse.B．Itdiagnosesinflammatoryboweldiseaseeasily.C．Ithasprovedusefulfornewlybornbabies.D．Ithasovercomeakeytechnicalchallenge.34．WhowillleastlikelybenefitfromABLE?A．Achemist. B．Aphysician. C．Apsychologist. D．Aphysicist.35．Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A．AToolforBodilyLiquidAnalysis.B．AToolforAirborneParticleCounting.C．ADeviceforModernPhysicsResearch.D．ADeviceforAirMoleculeDetection.Helpingotherscanbeoneofthemostmeaningfulthingsyoudo,butitcanalsotakealotoutofyou,makingyoulosesightofthefactthatyouneedsupport,too.Youmightthinkpushingthroughisnormal.36Youneedtolearnhowtoinvestinyourselfandpayattentiontoyourmentalwell-being.Burnoutdoesn’talwayslooklikeexhaustion.Burnoutisn’talwaysobvious.37Itcanbeirritability(易怒),lackoffocus,orfeelinglikeyou’redisconnectedfromtheworkyouusedtoenjoy.Beingawareoftheemotionalsignsearlymakesiteasiertostepinandmakechanges.Thatmightmeanadjustingyourschedule,takingbreakswhenyoucan,orjustgivingyourselfpermissiontounplugafteralongday.Learningsomethingnewboostsmentalenergy.Doingthesameroutineeverydaycanstarttofeeldull.38Addingsomethingfreshtoyourday,likelearninganewtechniqueorexploringanewtopic,canbringyourenergyback.Afewminutesadayreadinganarticle,watchingashorttutorial,orengaginginanewtaskcanrefreshyourmindset.39Ifyouwanttoknowhowtoinvestinyourself,havingcontroloveryourschedulecanmakeahugedifferenceinhowyoufeeldaytoday.Whenyou’reabletochoosehowandwhenyoucompletetasks,itreducesstressandhelpsyoufeelmorebalanced.Smallwinsmatterformotivation.Sometimesbiggoalsfeeloutofreach.That’swhysmallwinsaresoimportant.Checkingsomethingoffyourlist—evenifit’sjustattendingaclass—buildspositivedrive.40Overtime,thosesmallwinsleadtolargermilestones.A．Purposeisapowerfulmentalhealthtool.B．Timeflexibilityleadstoemotionalstability.C．Itdoesn’tjustshowupasphysicaltiredness.D．Sometimesitcanmeansayingyestoextratasks.E．Whenthathappens,yourinterestandmotivationcanfade.F．Butthetruthis,constantlyputtingyourselflastisn’tsustainable.G．Eachtimeyoucompleteastep,youprovetoyourselfthatprogressishappening.三、完形填空RainbegantopourdownasmyhusbandMarkandIleftalovelyPhiladelphiarestaurant.Purseinonehand,dinnerleftoversintheother,we41towardtheparkinglotandjumpedintoourcar.Aswepulledout,webothnoticedacouple42alongintherain.Thewomanwaspushingtheman,whowasinawheelchair.Althoughthenightwascoldandwet,neitherwasdressed43.Wedroveslowlybythem,eachofus44wecouldhelp.Butourcarwassmall;wecouldn’t45bothofthemintheback.Itwas46inthecar.Suddenly,myhusbandmadeaquickleftandthenanother.Iunderstoodhewas47andlookingforthecouple,butIdidn’tknowwhy.Uponseeingthem,Markpulledover,wentbacktothetrunkandbroughtoutmybig,brand-new48.He’dnoticeditwhenweopenedthetrunkearlier.He49thecoupleinthepouringrain,handedittothemanandsmiledathimwithoutsayingaword.Thenwedroveaway.Ismiledwith50whenIlookedbackatthetwostrangersunderthehugeumbrellaandI’dneverforgetthe51looksontheirfaces.Marknevertolda52aboutthis.Butthatevent53withmenow,andIfindmyselflookingfor54tohelpothersoutevenwhenitseemsthatIamnotina55tohelp,becauseIknowsomelittleactionItakecanmakeadifference.41．A．slid B．wandered C．marched D．raced42．A．waiting B．sheltering C．struggling D．escaping43．A．neatly B．formally C．warmly D．lightly44．A．admitting B．wishing C．recalling D．doubting45．A．fit B．engage C．catch D．leave46．A．messy B．crowded C．silent D．cold47．A．pullingaway B．slowingdown C．hangingaround D．headingback48．A．umbrella B．raincoat C．blanket D．backpack49．A．invited B．approached C．recognized D．accompanied50．A．relief B．confidence C．patience D．surprise51．A．curious B．appreciative C．awkward D．innocent52．A．fact B．joke C．soul D．lie53．A．mixes B．stays C．fades D．agrees54．A．clues B．excuses C．inspirations D．opportunities55．A．process B．mood C．routine D．position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。Artisamirrorofhumancivilization,56(reflect)therealworldandpeople’sinneremotions.Fromprimitivecavepaintingstomodernmasterpieces,arthasalwaysplayed57essentialroleinhumanhistory.Manyinfluentialartists,suchasClaudeMonet,devoted58(they)tocreatingworksthatbroughtlifetonature.TheRenaissancewasagoldenageforart,59artistslikeLeonardodaVinciandMichelangeloproducedcountlessgreatworks60(praise)fortheirperfectcombinationofskillandemotion.Uptonow,theirpaintingsandsculptures61(admire)worldwide,astheyshowadeepunderstandingofhumannatureandbeauty.Artexhibitionsnotonlyenableustogain62(appreciate)ofbeauty,butalsohelpusunderstanddifferentculturesandhistoricalbackgrounds,bridgingthegapbetweenthepastandthepresent.Artisnotjustaboutvisualpleasure.Itcanalsoinspireus,nourishoursouls,andhelpusdevelopa63(subject)viewoftheworld.Whetheryouareafanofclassicalartormodernworks,arthasthepower64(touch)yourheart.Itisnowonderthatarthassurvivedforthousandsofyears,anditwillcontinuetoshine65abrightlightinhumancivilizationandinfluencemorepeopleintheyearstocome,guidingustoexplorethebeautyoflife.五、书信写作66．假定你是李华，为营造健康向上、绿色低碳的校园氛围，校英文网站正举办“LivingWellonCampus”主题征文活动。请你给英国朋友Chris写一封信，与他分享你的想法与做法。内容包括：1.健康生活与绿色环保的意义；2.校园中的做法；3.对同学的倡议。注意：1.写作词数应为100左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearChris,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。Itwassupposedtobeaperfectfather-sonbikingadventure.Sixteen-year-oldTomandhisdadhadplanneda50-kilometerbikeridethroughthecountrysidetocelebrateTom’sbirthday.Thenightbefore,Tomwassoexcitedthathecouldbarelysleep,imaginingtheopenroadandthebeautifulscenery.Beforeleaving,Tom’sdadputonanoldsilverwatch.Itwasafamilytreasurepasseddownfromhisgrandpa.Thewatch’sglasswascracked,butitstillkepttimeaccurately,standingasasymbolofthefamily’stoughness.“Thiswatchhasseenitsshareoftoughtimes,justlikeus,”hisdadsaid,smilingatTom.“Butitkeepsgoing,andsowillwe.”Tomnodded,feelingclosetohisdadwhenhelookedatthewatch.Inthewarmmorningsun,theysetoff.Theirbackpackswerefilledwithwater,energy-boostingsnacksandafirst-aidkit.Tom’sshinyredbike,whichhehadspentweekscleaningandfixing,shonebrightlyinthesun.Astheycycledalongthecountryroads,thefreshsmellofgrassandwildflowersfilledtheair.Tomfeltextremelyhappyandpedaled(踩踏板)evenharderwithexcitement.However,asthemorningpassed,thesungraduallydisappearedbehindthickdarkclouds.Bynoon,acoldandheavyrainstartedtofall.Thedrydirtpathquicklyturnedintoamuddymess.Tom’slegs,oncemovingsmoothly,nowachedwitheverypushofthepedals.Hetookadeepbreathandtriedtofocusontherhythmofhispedaling,tryingtoignoretherainandthetirednessinhislegs.Althoughtheywerewetanduncomfortable,theykeptgoing.Theyweredeterminednottolettheweatherstopthem.Butwhentheyturnedasharpcorner,theysawalong,steepslope(斜坡).Therainwaspouringheavily,andthepathaheadlookedslipperywithmudslidingdown.Tom’sheartsank,andhebegantodoubthimself.注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。AsTomhesitated,hisdadplacedafirmhandonhisshoulder.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Gradually,therainstoppedandtheyarrivedatthetopofthemountain.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案题号12345678910答案BACCABCACA题号11121314151617181920答案ABACCBBCAB题号21222324252627282930答案BACBACDCBC题号31323334353637383940答案BBDCDFCEBG题号41424344454647484950答案DCCBACDABA题号5152535455答案BCBDD1．B【原文】W:Didyouknowthat?Theyareplanningtobuildawasterecyclingplantinourvillage!M:What?That’sunacceptable!Iamgoingtofileacomplainttothecommittee!2．A【原文】M:Jane,waitasecond.I’mgoingwithyou.W:Okay.I’mgoingtoProfessorWang’scalligraphyclass.M:Iknow.It’sinthechemistrybuilding,right?Mybiologyclassisinthesamebuilding.3．C【原文】M:Excuseme,couldyoupleasesparemesometime?I’mdoingaquicksurveyonthequalityofourproductsandservices.W:Sorry,I’minahurry.I’msupposedtobeinclassat9:00andI’malreadytenminuteslatenow.4．C【原文】W:Jim,whatisthespeedofourcarnow?M:80kilometersanhour.W:Thesignsaysthemaximumspeedis70kilometersanhouronthisroad.M:OK.Ihavetodrivemoreslowly.5．A【原文】M:I’dliketoeatsomenoodles.DoyourememberthethickoneswehadonourtriptoChina?W:Yes,theyweregood,althoughIlikedthedumplingstheremost.Rightnow,though,I’djustlikeasandwich.M:Youshouldhavegotonewhilewewereshopping.6．B7．C【原文】W:Allthefoodsmellsfreshtodayandmakesmymouthwater.M:Let’slineuphere.Thislineseemsalittleshorter.W:What’sonthemenutoday?M:Fish,beef,pork,chickenandvegetables.Formainfoodthereisrice,steamedbreadandnoodles.W:Oh,we’reluckytoday,aren’twe?M:Yes,I’drathertakecabbagewithbeef.W:IthinkI’lltakefriedfish,becausefishismyfavourite.M:That’sgood.Wecansharewhatwehave.8．A9．C10．A【原文】M:Clara,Iheardyouweretrainingforamarathon.I’mreallyimpressed.Icouldneverdothat.W:I’vebeenrunningforafewmonthsnow,butIsteppedthingsupaboutamonthago.M:Butit’ssohardtodomarathon.Howdidyoumakeit?W:Istartedoffslowly,workedmywayalong,andnowIdooverthreemileseveryday,moreonweekends.Giveitashot,andyou’llfeelgreat.M:Sure.Iwill.Sobesidesrunning,doyourecommendanyotherworkout?W:Well,itdepends.Andrew,doyouprefertobequietandaloneorlikemakingfriends?M:YouknowIstudyaloneinthiscity,farawayfrommyhometown.SoifIcanmakesomefriends,itwouldbeperfect.W:Well,Iknowaclubfocusingonhikingtripsatweekends.ItusuallysetsoutonFridayevening,takingabusridetoanearbymountainousarea,andtheyspendSaturdayhiking,camping,evendivingsometimes,beforeheadingbackonSunday.M:Cool!Ilovethat.Pleasedoletmeknowhowtojoinit.W:Noproblem.11．A12．B13．A【原文】M:TheguestfortodayisSueWalter,afamousjudgeincourt.Goodmorning,Sue!W:Goodmorning,Shawn.M:Sue,wouldyoupleasetellusthethemeofyournewbook?W:Well,Iwantpeoplewhohavechallengesintheirlivestobelievethattheycanstillaccomplishalot.Alwaysaskforhelp,Isuggest.M:Right.What’sthebestpartofbeingajudgeincourt?W:Havingavoiceinthedecision-makingprocess.Ifeelasenseofsatisfactionandhappinessaboutthat.M:Er...Whatdoyoumeanbyhappiness?W:Ithinkitwouldbethesatisfactionofenjoyingthingswithothers,meaningwhenyougiveittoothers,whetherit’stime,attention,agift,anything,justthosemomentsofsharing.Ihavebeenonachildren’sprogram.Italktothemabouthowthelawhelpspeoplesolvetheirproblems.M:Thanks.Iappreciateyourtime...14．C15．C16．B【原文】W:Remindme,Trevor.Whenshouldwemakethepresentation?M:Dr.Whitesaidit’sonJune4th.W:Sowhatarewegoingtoincludeinit?Shallwestartfromsomehistoricalbackgroundoftheislands?Maybesomethingabouttheeconomyorsomethingelse?M:Ohno!Dr.Whitesaidweshouldn’tgointothatsortofdetail.W:OK.Howaboutthegeographicallocationsincenotmanypeopleknowwheretheislandsare.M:Goodidea.Andanoverviewoftheireducationsystemshouldbeincluded.W:Thatmeanseducationstatisticslikeliteracyratesandschoolplacesshouldbepresented.M:Absolutely.Dr.Whitesaidhewantedustouseplentyofvisualtools,liketheoverheadprojectorandsomemapsandwemightaswelltrythemoutbeforethepresentation.W:Noproblem.TheyareavailableintheResourcesRoom.M:Isee,Julie.Butit’salmosttimeformylesson.Maywedivideit?Iwillbookallthevisualsandyoudotheotherstuff.Let’smeetagainonMonday.W:Sure.17．B18．C19．A20．B【原文】W:PubliclibrariesaroundtheUnitedStatesarechangingwhatitmeanstobealibrary.Insteadofjustbeingplacesforbooks,th