2026年浙江省高考终极押题卷英语试题（含答案解析）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页绝密★考试结束前2026年高考终极押题卷英语（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）注意事项：1．本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2．回答第Ⅰ卷时，选出每小题答案后，用2B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。写在本试卷上无效。3．回答第Ⅱ卷时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。4．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，请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段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1．Whatwillthewomandonext?A．PutthemanthroughtoMary.B．Givethemanaphonenumber.C．GototheHumanResourcesDepartment.2．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthebotanicalgarden?A．Itattractsfewervisitors. B．Itbecomestoocrowded. C．Itisfriendlytogardeners.3．Whydoesn’tthemanwanttobuytheTVset?A．Itisenergy-consuming. B．Hedoesn’tlikethedesign. C．Thepriceisbeyondthebudget.4．WhatistherelationshipbetweenthemanandMr.Brown?A．Classmates. B．Parentandchild. C．Teacherandstudent.5．Whatwillthewomandointhemorning?A．Meetthemanat11:30a.m.B．Attendameetingat11:00a.m.C．Arriveattheparkat10:30a.m.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，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。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．WhatdidTomdoafterschool?A．Hewashedhisdirtytrousers.B．Hewentouttoplaybasketball. C．Heboughtanewpairoftrousers.7．Howdoesthewomansound?A．Nervous. B．Hopeless. C．Angry.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatdoweknowaboutthecarnival?A．Itisverypopular. B．ItisheldinRonda. C．Ithasalonghistory.9．Whatdidthemandoduringthetrip?A．Heattendedthecarnival. B．Hewenttosomehistoricsquares. C．HevisitedmuseumsinBarcelona.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A．Cookingameal. B．Choosingamajor. C．Startinguniversity.11．Howdoesthewomanfeel?A．Disappointed. B．Scared. C．Excited.12．Whatdoesthemanmajorin?A．Maths. B．Chemistry. C．Psychology.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．Whatisthewoman’sfavoritewebsite?A．Spotify. B．YouTube. C．Facebook.14．WhatdoesthemanthinkofFacebook?A．Ithaslittlenewmusic. B．Ithasmanyadvertisements. C．Itdoesn’thaveup-to-datenews.15．WhatdoesthemandoonYouTube?A．Watchvideos. B．Listentomusic. C．Readnews.16．HowcanSpotifybeimprovedaccordingtotheman?A．Byprovidingfullsongs.B．Byfixingthebugofinterruption.C．Bycuttingdownonadvertisements.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatdoesthespeakersayabouttheclub?A．Itisasmallorganization.B．Ithasexistedforalongtime. C．Itisonlyopenintheevenings.18．Whatdotheperformersdointheclub?A．Tellfunnystories. B．Singsongs. C．Haveadrink.19．WhatdoweknowabouttheshowDon’tSayaWord?A．Itiswellknown. B．Itisanewpieceofwork. C．ItwasperformedbyMikeBlunt.20．Whatarethelistenersadvisedtodo?A．Buyadrinkaheadoftime.B．Keepquietduringtheshow. C．Participateintheperformance.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。ACategoryDetailsOrganizersCraftsCouncil,House&Garden,Sotheby’sQualificationAgedover18;CurrentlylivingintheUK(ifnot,alsoacceptable);Opentobothnewandexperiencedcraftmakers;MusthaveparticipatedinagalleryshoworartfairinthepasttwoyearsWorkRequirementsHandmadeintheUK,createdonorafterJanuary1,2024;Neverwonanyprizebefore;FullyownedbytheartistuntilJuly2026;MustbedeliveredtoLondonfortheexhibitionSize&MaterialsNosizelimit,withvariousmaterials;Includingunexpectedexplorationsofclayandtextile(织物),aswellasambitiouscreationsinwoodandfinemetalworkImportantDatesMarch28,2026(10pmGMT):Deadlineforapplicationsofhand-incraftsApril4,2026:Shortlisted(入围)artistswillbenotifiedMay11,2026:Exhibitionopens+WinnerannouncedMay17,2026(5pmGMT):ExhibitionclosesCompetitionProcess&Awards10workswillbeshortlistedforthecompetition,andeachshortlistedworkwillreceivespecialmediacoverage.TheexhibitionwillbeheldatSotheby’sNewBondStreetfromMay11to17,2026,andthewinnerwillbeannouncedataVIPeventonMay11.Thewinnerwillbeawardedacashprize,long-termmediacoverage,aswellasprofessionalguidanceandsupportfromHouse&Gardentomakethemmorefamous.Purpose&ApplicationPurpose:TohelpUKcraftmakersconnectwithcollectorsanddesignleaders,andraisethevalueofmoderncraft.ApplicationMethod:Fillintheofficialapplicationform;incompleteapplicationswillberejected.21．Whomeetstherequestsofenteringthecompetition?A．Anoldexperiencedcraftmaker.B．AyoungcraftsmanlivingintheUK.C．Anadultcraftsmanat2025artfair.D．Ateenagerhavingatalentforcrafts.22．Whencantheparticipantsknowthewinningresult?A．March28. B．April4. C．May11. D．May17.23．Whatbenefitcanthewinnersgetfromthecompetition?A．DisplayingworksattheexhibitioninApril.B．Socializingwithpublishersandotherartists.C．Receivingsponsorshipfromothercollectors.D．Expandingtheirimpactthroughsocialmedia.BSteveBagmanyanfoundhiscallinginaworkshopfilledwithbrokeninstruments.Buteveryyear,theshopbringsbothjoyandheartbreak.Duetobudgetcuts,thenumberoftechnicianshasdroppedfrom60tojust11,leavingthemtorepairinstrumentsformorethanhalfamillionstudentsinLosAngelespublicschools.“Theworkwedoisimportantandneedstobepreserved,butit’sbecomingadyingcraft,”saidBagmanyan,60,whorunstheshopandhandlespianorepairs.“Childrenareourfuture,yetmusicprogramsarebeingcutacrossthecountry.”However,thereishopefortheshop.TheLastRepairShop,ashortdocumentaryfeaturingBagmanyanandthreeothertechnicians,recentlywonanOscarforbestdocumentaryshortfilm.Thefilmcombinestheirpersonalstorieswithreflectionsfromstudentswhohavefoundcomfortandjoyinmusic.Fewpeopleevenknewtheshopexistedbeforethedocumentary’srelease.Thisworkshop,inoperationsince1959,isbelievedtobethelastofitskindinthecountry.Bagmanyanandhisteamprovidefreeinstrumentsandrepairsacrosstheschooldistrict,oftenservingchildrenfromlow-incomefamilies.Formanyofthesechildren,publicschoolsaretheironlysourceofmusicalinstruments,whichwealthierfamiliescanmoreeasilyafford.Sincethereleaseofthefilm,publicsupporthassoared.DonationshavebeenmadetofundmorerepairsandstrengthenschoolmusicprogramsinLosAngeles.“Peopleareinspiredbywhatwedoandwanttosupportadyingartform,”saidBenProudfoot,whoco-directedthedocumentary.Bagmanyanknowsthatapoorlymaintainedinstrumentcandiscourageachildfromlearning.“Ifaninstrumentdoesn’tworkproperly,achildmightgiveuponmusic,”hesaid.“Butwhenyouknowtheinstrumentisgoingtoastudentwholovesit,it’simpossiblenottosmile.”After21yearsofservice,Bagmanyansayshiscupisfull,knowingthatchildrenmaycarryaloveofmusicwiththemforalifetime.“Iwasplanningtoretire,”headmitted.“ButnowI’llrebuildtheshoptowhatitoncewasandkeepgoingalittlelonger.”24．WhatisthechallengefacedbyBagmanyan?A．Oldinstruments. B．Decliningnumberofstudents.C．Lowprofitability. D．Shortageofskilledtechnicians.25．Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?A．ThecareerachievementsofBagmanyan.B．Thepopularityofthedocumentary.C．Theuniquehistoryoftheschooldistrict.D．Theimportanceoftherepairshop.26．Howdoesthedocumentaryimpacttheshop?A．Itenhancestheshop’spublicimage.B．Itattractsnewbusinessopportunities.C．Ithelpssustaintheshop’soperation.D．Itprovideseducationtothecommunity.27．WhichwordscanbestdescribeBagmanyan?A．Ambitiousandindependent B．caringandpersistentC．Cautiousanddemanding D．optimisticandgenerousCTheworld’sdiverseforestsarefacingincreasingthreats,makingeffectivemonitoringcrucialforconservation.WhiletraditionalmethodslikecameratrapsandGPStagsareuseful,low-cost,solar-poweredmicrophoneshaveprovenstrikinglyeffectiveinrevealingwhat’slivinginsomeoftheplanet’smostdenselyinhabitedandbiodiverseenvironments.RainforestConnection(RFC),anon-profitorganizationfoundedin2014byTopherWhite,pioneeredthisbioacousticmonitoringforconservation.RFCinitiallyrepurposedoldphonesintomonitoringdevices,butlaterdevelopedastandardizedunitcalledtheGuardian.TheseGuardianshavesincebeendeployedinover600locationsworldwide,actingasconstant“ears”inthewilderness.Guardiansaredesignedtocaptureabroadsoundscapeoftherainforest.“Placedhighintreetops,thesesolar-powereddevicescanoperateforyears,continuouslyrecordingsoundsandtransmittingthemtothecloud,wherewearethenabletoanalyzethemforallsortsofthings,”saysWhite.Theirprimarygoalistopickupimmediatethreats—chainsaws,loggingtrucks,andgunshots—andrelayreal-timealertstolocalauthoritiesandcommunities,enablingswiftactiontoprotecttheland.Beyonddetectingobviousthreats,RFCisexploringadvanceddataanalysis.Whiteexplainsthatthesoundscapeitselfcanactasadetector.InatestontheislandofSumatra,RFCandaGermansoftwarefirmusedmachinelearningtoidentify“uncharacteristicsuddenchangestothesoundscape”,whichsuccessfullyidentifiedhumaninvaders.Forexample,trackinganimalcallscanrevealwhenanimalssuddenlygosilent,potentiallyindicatingthepresenceofpoachers.ThisadvancedmethodwillsoonberolledoutinThailand,JamaicaandRomaniabybuildingauniquemodelforeachenvironment.Thisinnovativebioacousticmonitoringprovidesinvaluable“eyesandears”inremoteforests,offeringapowerfultoolforwildlifeprotectionandanti-poachingefforts.Byunderstandingandreactingtothesubtlesoundsofnature,thistechnologyoffersapromisingpathwayforconservation.Furthermore,RFCalsoprovidesanappallowingthepublictolistentolivestreamsfromtheEcuadorianrainforest,fosteringgreaterawarenessandconnectiontothesevitalecosystemsglobally.28．WhatcanweknowaboutRFC?A．Itremovedpotentialthreats. B．Itprioritizedtraditionalmethods.C．Itrecycledoldelectronicproducts. D．Itinitiatedsoundmonitoring.29．HowdoGuardiansmainlyfunctioninforestprotection?A．Byanalyzingsoundsofwildlife. B．Byidentifyinganimalspecies.C．Bytransmittingsoundstolocals. D．Bysendinginstantwarnings.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“rolledout”inparagraph4mean?A．Popularized. B．Evaluated. C．Resisted. D．Marketed.31．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．RFC:APioneerinForestConservationB．PublicApps:PlatformsforRainforestProtectionC．ListeningtoNature:GuardiansProtectingForestsD．MonitoringSounds:AnApproachtoProtectingTreesDImagineanightskywheresatellites,equippedwithhugemirrorsreflectingsunlight,shinelikeartificialmoons.ReflectOrbital,astartupinLosAngeles,isawaitingregulatoryapprovaltomakethatdreamareality,withplanstosellthelighttoilluminateareasonEarthatnight.Theselocationscouldincludesolarfarms,industrialworksites,citystreets,defenseoperationsandevenpublicevents.Thefirsttestsatellitewouldbeara60-footmirror,capableoflightingupa3-mile-widecircleonEarth.ReflectOrbitalplans1,000satellitesby2029and50,000by2035.Anhouroflightcouldcostaminimumof$5,000.“Thesunpowers99%oflifeonEarth.Butwecan’tuseitatnight.SoI’mreallyexcitedabouttheproject,”saidBenNowack,thefounderofReflectOrbital.ReflectOrbital’sproposaltodeliver“aspotofsunlighton-demand”hasraisedsignificantpublicconcerns.Peopleworrythereflectioncouldmessupastronomy,airtravel,andEarth’snaturalday-nightcycles—andalsothatthelightcouldshinebeyondwhereit’ssupposedto.JoannaIsaSaryawongse,aneurologistattheUniversityofPittsburgh,highlightedimplicationsofReflectOrbital’sproposalforhumanhealth.“Itssimilaritytodaylightsavingtimeisstriking:bothrepresentdeliberateinterventionsthatthrowhumanbiologyoffthenaturallight-darkcycle.Evenaone-hourshiftdamagestheheart,metabolism,andbrainfunction,”shenoted.StanfordprofessorJamieZeitzerwhostudiesdaylightsavingtimealsosaid,“Insectsandplantsareverysensitivetoextralight.Liketoday’sartificiallight,itcouldalsodisturbanimalmigration.”ReflectOrbital’swebsitelistsmainsafetymeasuresbakedintothedesignofthetechnology,emphasizingitcancontainandquicklyturnoffthelight,andavoidresearchobservatoriesorprotectedhabitats.Thecompanyalsoclaimsthelightcan’tstartfires.“They’remissingalotofdetailsinthetechnology,”Nowacksaidofthecompany’scritics.“Thesatellitesonlylightaspecificareawhenacustomerasks.Theyarenormallyoff,notshiningallnight.”32．WhatistheaimofReflectOrbital?A．Toprovidereflectedsunlightatnight. B．Tostudytheeffectsoflightonecosystems.C．Toreducethecostofsatellitetechnology. D．Toreplacetraditionalstreetlightingglobally.33．WhatisaconcernaboutReflectOrbital’sproject?A．Itmayincreaseenergyconsumption. B．Itmaylimitthedevelopmentoftourism.C．Thelightmayextendbeyondtargetareas. D．Thelightsupplymayfallshortofdemand.34．WhydoesJoannamentiondaylightsavingtime?A．Toadvocateefficientuseofnaturallight.B．Toillustratetheproject’sworkingprinciple.C．Toshowthesignificanceofhumanintervention.D．Tostresstheproject’simpactonbiologicalrhythms.35．Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A．Thesatellitesusuallystayinactive. B．Thetechnologyhasbeenprovensafe.C．Thecompanyignorescritics’opinions. D．Theprojectiswell-receivedbycustomers.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。We’veallbeenthere—oneminute,we’recheckingthenewsforanupdate,andthenext,we’rewaist-deepinafloodofnegativenews.Thiscompulsiveneedtoscrollthroughbadnewsorinformation,knownasdoomscrolling,hasrecentlybecomeanall-too-commonhabit.36Psychologistshavebeenstudyinghowthisbehavioraffectsourcognitivefunctions,emotionalwell-being,andevenourabilitytofocusonthethingsthatmatterinourdailylives.Theresult?Doomscrollingisn’tjustameanstopassthetime—it’sactivelyharmingourmentalhealth.37Insteadofmakingusfeelpreparedandinformed,consumingbadnewsnonstopactuallymakesusfeelmorehelpless.Forpeoplewhoalreadystrugglewithanxietyordepression,doomscrollingcanbecomeamaladaptivecopingmechanism—awaytoseekcontroloveruncontrollablesituations.38Beyondtheobviousstressandanxiety,doomscrollingmesseswithhowwethink.Itwreakshavoconourattentionspan.Thebrainstartscravingconstantstimulation,makingithardertofocusontasksthataren’tdeliveringthesameemotionalhit.39Doomscrollingoverloadsourbrain.Constantexposuretodistressingcontentfillsupourworkingmemory,leavinglittleroomforproductivethinkingorproblem-solving.So,howcanwebreakfreefromthedoomscrollingtrap?Altogether,avoidingallbadnewsisn’ttheanswer.Awiserchoiceistodevelophealthierdigitalhabits.Wecanbeginbyschedulingaspecifictimetocheckthenews.Meanwhile,focusonwhatweconsume:followreputablesourcesandmuteaccountsthatthriveonoutrageandfear.Foreverynegativestory,seeksomethingupliftingorinformativetobalancethecontent.40Donate,discussthetopicwithatrustedfriend,orvolunteerforacause.A．Itisnotsurprisingthatanxietyisontherise.B．Unfortunately,insteadofhelping,itfeedsthestresscycle.C．Wecanreclaimourfocus,mentalhealth,andpeaceofmind.D．Nowonderreadingabookfeelsharderthanscrollingsocialmedia.E．Ifanewsstoryindeedupsetsus,wecanlookforreal-worldwaystocontribute.F．Studiesshowthatdoomscrollersreportedhigherlevelsofanxietyanddepression.G．Whilestayinginformedmatters,constantexposuretonegativitydoesusnofavors.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。Onesummerday,Iwasbattlingasevereheadache.SoIdecidedto41outsideforsomefreshair.LittledidIknowa(n)42turnwaswaitingahead.Iwasstaringatafishpond,my43rescuedogMistynearby,whensuddenlyI44.Later,IstartedawaketofindMistydesperately45meoutofthewater,savingmeslowlybut46.She’dmanagedtogetmyupperbodyonland,bringingmearoundbylicking(舔)myfaceandbarkingloudly.OnceIgottomy47,shehadmywristinhermouth,guidingmeawayfromthe48andtowardsthehouse,whereIcouldcallforhelp.Clearly,shehadbeendrivenbyastrongsenseofprotection,attemptingtoensuremy49.Soon,medicalworkersarrived.Asthey50tome,Mistyneverleftmyside.TheydeterminedthatIhadaslightheadinjuryandsaidIcouldhavedrownedifMistyhadn’t51soquickly.Now,wheneverI’mintheyard,Misty52meandalwaysmakessureshe’sbetweenmeandthepond.Thisunique53betweenusfillsmewithasenseof54.Notmanypeoplecananswer“Whorescuedwho?”likemebecausethisquestion55asignificantpersonalmeaning.41．A．live B．play C．step D．search42．A．strange B．challenging C．unrealized D．unexpected43．A．indifferent B．devoted C．adorable D．gentle44．A．satdown B．sloweddown C．passedout D．stretchedout45．A．shaking B．dragging C．tearing D．pushing46．A．surely B．hardly C．slightly D．helplessly47．A．back B．feet C．side D．way48．A．track B．path C．pond D．route49．A．comfort B．safety C．health D．satisfaction50．A．responded B．contributed C．adapted D．attended51．A．acted B．delivered C．appeared D．barked52．A．follows B．avoids C．touches D．licks53．A．secret B．barrier C．thought D．bond54．A．gratitude B．achievement C．confusion D．excitement55．A．confirms B．changes C．holds D．ignores第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分,满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或所给单词的正确形式。ChinaisacceleratingeffortstoadvanceitsHealthyChinaInitiative,56(aim)toraisetheaveragelifeexpectancyandimprovepeople’shealthfurtherduringthenextfiveyears.By2030,theaveragelifeexpectancyoftheChinesepeopleisexpectedtoreach80years,oneyearlongerthanthatin2024,accordingtotophealthofficialLeiHaichao,57(direct)oftheNationalHealthCommission.Tothisend,therecommendationsthat58(release)in2025offeredaseriesofmeasures,includingincreasingpublichealthcapacity,strengtheningthediseasecontrolsystem59effectivelycontrollingmajorinfectiousdiseases,saidLei.60(notable),therecommendationscalledforasoundsystemtobeestablishedtoprovidefulllife-cyclepopulationservicestoall.61affordablechildcaresystemwillbeestablishedtohelpreducethecostsofchildbirth,parentingandeducationforfamilies,Leisaid.Effortswillalsobemade62(encourage)localgovernmentstoprioritizehealthpromotionasakeygoalforhigh-qualityeconomicandsocialdevelopment,Leisaid.Healtheducationwillbeintegrated63thenationaleducationsystem,64willattractwideattention.Withtheelderlypopulation65(expect)tocontinuerisingduringthe15thFive-YearPlanperiod,safeguardingseniors’healthwillbeessentialtoachievethetargetofanaveragelifeexpectancyof80years.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，你准备参加英文诗歌朗诵比赛，希望能得到外教Mr.Smith的专业指导。请给他写一封邮件，内容包括：(1)写信缘由；(2)寻求指导。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。DearMr.Smith,How’sitgoing?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。ThecarturnedontothefamiliarroadthatledtoGrandma’sfarm.“Jude,thissummerholidaywillbeagreatchanceforyoutostaywithyourgrandma,”Dadsaidashedrove.Thecarenginewasn’toffbeforeGrandmahuggedme.Islowlydraggedmyselfoutofthecar.“Jude,youlookunhappy.Why?”Grandmaasked.Sheactedlikenothingbadhadhappenedlasttime.CouldIaskhowmuchmoneyherneighborMr.Jacksonhadlostbecauseofmymistake?Washestillupsetwithme?“I’mfine,”Ianswered.“I’mjustmissingmycomputercamp.ComputersaresomethingI’mgoodat.”“Thatsoundsdisappointing,”Grandmanodded.IlikedvisitingthefarmduringbreaksbeforeImessedthingsuplastsummer.Grandmalivedalone,andMr.Jacksonwaslikefamilytoher.ThenonedayIforgottolockthegateandletthegoatsintohisflowerbeds.Helostalmostallhisrosesforthefarmers’market.Now,backatthefarm,Ifeltnervous.IwastryingtohideintheroomwhenIsawMr.Jackson!HewasopeningthedoorandcallingGrandma.“Ineedhelp!”heyelled.“Justasecondforthefreshlyharvestedroses!”Thatwaswhenhesawme.Ifeltmyhearttightenandwasreadyforhiscriticism.Ideservedit.Hehadprobablybeenwaitingforthismomentsincelastsummer.However,Mr.Jacksongreetedmehappily,“Great,Judeishere!Yourgrandmaalwaystellsusyouareawonderfullycompetentcomputerprogrammer.”Ishookmyhead.“Iamnotcompetent.IamsorryImessedthingsup.”Hewassurprisedandcomfortedme,“Itwasanaccident.Beingcompetentdoesn’tmeanyounevermakemistakes.”Ilookedoutofthewindow.Therewerepilesofroseswaitingtobesold.“Jude,canyouhelpus?Wewanttosellrosesonline.Wehaveacomputerandallthepartsforourinternetconnection,butwejustcan’tsetitup,”Grandmaasked.Nointernet.Theyseemedtoliveinthe20thcentury.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。MaybeIcouldbesomeonewhowasreallycompetent.Withinafewhours,ordersforrosesfloodedin.参考答案：第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）1【答案】A【原文】M:IsMaryintheofficenow?Ican’tgetthroughtoher.W:Youhavethewrongnumber.ButIcantrytogetheronthephone.MayIhaveyourname?M:ThisisNickfromtheHumanResourcesDepartment.W:Pleaseholdonforawhile.2．【答案】B【原文】W:Thisplaceusedtobesopleasant,withmuchfewervisitors.ButnowI’veseenasmanybigtourgroupswalkbyinthepast5minutes.M:Yes,butbyenjoyinggreatpopularity,thebotanicalgardencanhostmoreflowershows.3．【答案】A【原文】W:ThisTVsetlookssmart.Andthepriceiswithinourbudget.Let’sbuyone.M:Notsofast.Haveyoulookedatthestickerontheside?It’sgota3onit.Thatmeansitusesmoreenergythanonerated1or2.4．【答案】C【原文】M:Hi,Lucy.Couldyoupleasetellmeyoursecrettogettinggoodscoresinexams?Idon’twanttoletmyparentsdownanymore.W:Well,thereisnoshortcut.DowhatMr.Brownaskedustodoandpracticemoreafterclass.5．【答案】A【原文】M:Arewestillmeetingattheparkat11:00a.m.thismorning?W:Iwillbethereat11:30a.m.Ihaveameetingat10:30a.m.anditwillrunforlessthananhour.I’lldrivetheresothatyouwon’twaittoolong.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）【答案】6．B7．C【原文】W:Whathappenedtoyourtrousers,Tom?Ijustboughtthemaweekago.M:Oh,IfelltothegroundwhileIwasplayingbasketballafterschool.W:Oh,Tom.Youhaveruinedthem.Iamnotsureifputtingtheminthewashingmachinewillmakethemcleanagain.M:Sorry,Mom.Butdon’tworry.Iwillstillwearthemevenifthey’realittledirty.Theyarereallysoft.W:Justbealittlemorecarefulnexttime,Tom.Youmustlearntovalueyourstuffandtakecareofyourselfaswell.M:Iwillpaymoreattentionnexttime.Ipromise,Mom.【答案】8．A9．B【原文】W:HowwasyourtriptoSpain?M:Itwaswonderful.WehadplannedtovisitthemuseumsinBarcelona,butweendedupspendingallourtimeinRonda.W:Youmissedthecarnival?M:Yeah.Youknow,wejustdidn’twanttofightthecrowds.Besides,myfriendisahistorylover.W:What’stheretoseeinRonda?M:Oh,ithasmorethanitsfairshareofspectacularscenery.Wewerehappyjusttowalkaroundthehistoricsquares.Actually,it’soneofthemostunderestimatedtouristattractionsinSpain.【答案】10．C11．C12．A【原文】M:Scary,isn’tit?W:What?Youmeanthefood?M:No,Imeanstartinguniversity.W:Oh,thatisnothowIseeit.Actually,it’squiteexcitingforme.M:That’sonewayoflookingatit.I’mRobin,bytheway.W:I’mMolly.Nicetomeetyou.Whatdoyouthinkofthecafeteriahere?M:Nottoobad.Atleastwehaveaplacetoeat.W:Thefoodhereisnotsocheap.I’llhavetostartcookingbymyself.M:Yes,metoo.CookingisabitchallengingformebecauseIhaven’treallydonethatbefore.W:You’llgetusedtoit.Ifyou’recleverenoughtobeadmittedtoauniversity,I’msureyoucanmakeit.M:Iguessso.Whatareyoumajoringin?W:Psychology.Ihopeitwon’tbeboring.Howaboutyou?M:Iwantedtolearnchemistryinitially.ButItookmyparents’adviceandchangedmymindatlast,choosingmathsinstead.W:Oh,youmustbeverysmart.M:Well,it’sjustthewaymymindworks.W:Oh,timeforschool.Seeyoulater.M:OK,bye-bye.【答案】13．C14．B15．A16．B【原文】M:Nowadays,wehavesomanywebsitestovisit.Whatisyourfavoritewebsite?W:Well,althoughtherearelotsofchoices,I’dsayFacebook.Ithasgreatcontent.ItprovidesthelatestnewsfromallovertheworldandIliketoreadthenewsonit.M:Seriously?!IcannotputupwithFacebookbecausethereareadvertisementsallthetime.Itreallyruinstheexperienceforme.W:Exactly.Thatistheonlyproblemwithit.Itisquiteannoyingthatanadvertisementappearsbetweenwhatyouarewatching.However,Facebookcanrecommendwhatyoulikebasedonyourbrowsinghistory.That’smyfavoritepart.Whatisyourfavoritethen?M:IuseYouTubeforvideos.Formusic,IpreferSpotify.Itspecializesinpopularmusic,classicalmusicandelectronicmusic.Itisupdatedfast.ButthereisonethingthatIthinkcanbeimproved.W:Aboutwhat?M:Well,therearesomeinterruptionswhenasongisplayed.I’dlikethattochange.W:That’sagoodpoint.Maybeyoushouldtrytocontactthem.M:Probably.【答案】17．B18．A19．A20．C【原文】Hello,everyone.ThisisJackWilliams.WelcometoBackyardComedyClub.I’mgladyoucouldbeheretonight.Weareoneoftheoldestcomedyclubsinthecity,andwehaveamusedpeoplewithfunnystoriessincetheearly20thcentury.Atthisclubwedothingssimply.Thereisneitherfancysingingnorwilddancing—asmallmicrophoneiswhatourperformerswillbeequippedwith!Andthat’showwelikeit.Ihopeallofyouwillhaveagreattimethisevening.Wehavepreparedfivewonderfulperformances.I’msureyou’regoingtolovethemall.First,StevenCooperwillbringtheclassicshow—Don’t