2026年河南省高考英语联考试卷（5月份）

第1页（共1页）2026年河南省高考英语联考试卷（5月份）一、未知1．（1.5分）WherewasVictoryesterday？A.Atschool.B.Athome.C.Onthebeach.2．（1.5分）Whenwillthespeakersgotothecarshow？A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.3．（1.5分）What'sthemanbusydoing？A.Gettingreadyforthewedding.B.Proposingtohisgirlfriend.C.Sendinginvitationstofriends.4．（1.5分）Whyisthemanattheshop？A.Tobuysomebooksforhisson.B.Toknowmoreaboutthebestsellers.C.Toaskforsuggestionsaboutlearning.5．（1.5分）What'stheman'sproblem？A.Heishungry.B.He'sbroke.C.Hecan'tcook.（3分）6.Whichgatewilltheman'sflightleavefrom？A.Gate93.B.Gate92.C.Gate39.7.Wherearethespeakers？A.Ontheplane.B.Intherestaurant.C.Attheairport.（3分）8.WhatdoweknowaboutLisa？A.Sheborrowed＄2，000fromthewoman.B.Itcosthermuchmoneytorepairhercar.C.Theinsurancecompanygaveheralotofmoney.9.Whenwillthewomanprobablygethermoneyback？A.Aftershesellshercar.B.Aftershereceiveshersalary.C.AfterLisagetstheinsurancemoney.（4.5分）10.Whatisthewomanworriedabout？A.TakingDr.Anderson'sclass.B.Studyingforthemidterm.C.Gettingabadgradeonherfinalexam.11.WhatdoesthemanthinkofDr.Anderson？A.Histestiseasy.B.Hisclassisdifficult.C.Heneverhelpshisstudents.12.Whowillhelpthewomanwithherfinal？A.Joe.B.Dr.Anderson.C.Nobody.（6分）13.Howdidthemanlearnabouttheopenings？A.Afriendtoldhimaboutit.B.Hesawanadinthenewspaper.C.Hereadanoticeattherestaurant.14.Whereisthemanworkingnow？A.Inarestaurant.B.Atacollege.C.Inanewspaperoffice.15.Whatkindofrelevantworkexperiencedoesthemanhave？A.Workingunderpressure.B.Dealingwithcustomers.C.Servingothers.16.Whenwouldthemanprobablybegintoworkattherestaurant？A.Tomorrow.B.Nextweek.C.Nextmonth.（6分）17.Whatdoesthespeakerdo？A.Heisapoliceman.B.Heisadriver.C.Heisaninstructor.18.Whatdopoliceofficersusuallydowithdrunkdriving？A.Arrestthedrunkdrivers.B.Avoidbeinghitbythedrivers.C.Warnthedriversagainstdriving.19.Whathappenedtothespeaker'scolleague？A.Hedrank，droveandgotkilled.B.Helosthislifewhileonduty.C.Hewaskilledwhensavingadrunkdriver.20.Whatdoesthespeakersuggestattheendofhistalk？A.Givingupdrinkingalcohol.B.Neverdrinkingwaterwhiledriving.C.Nevertryinganydrunkdriving.阅读理解（7.5分）Withtheabilitytolistenwherever，whenever，podcasts（播客）havetakenover—with41%ofAmericanslisteningtopodcastsonamonthlybasis.Ofcourse，foodbloggers，chefs，andrestaurantinsidershavejumpedonthetrend，buildingplatformstotalkabouttheirfavoritepartofthefoodworld.Longestrunning：TheSplendidTableAt25yearsold，TheSplendidTabletakesthecakeforlongest﹣runningrestaurantpodcast（onourlist，atleast）.TheSplendidTable，currentlyhostedbyFrancisLam，featuresfood，travel，culture，andmore，withepisodescomingouteveryfewdays.Bestcombooffoodandscience：GastropodIfyoulovefood，science，andhistory，Gastropodisthepodcastforyou.Co﹣hostsCynthiaGraberandNicolaTwilleydigintothedetailsofjustabouteveryfood﹣relatedtopicthereis—fromcoffeetocandycornandeverythinginbetween.Beststorytelling：TheStoriedRecipeWhatarerecipesifnotstorytelling？TheStoriedRecipehostBeckyHadeedhaseachguestbringtheirfavoriterecipetoshare，andshemakesitherselfwhileexplainingtheheritageandhistorybehindeachone.Thereyouhaveit—someexcellentfoodpodcastssharingcontentacrosstheInternet.Checkthemoutyourself；you'reguaranteedtolearnsomethingnew.Besthistorylessons：SmartMouthSmartMouth，hostedbyformerL.A．WeeklyfoodeditorKatherineSpiers，takesdulltopicsandmakestheminteresting.FromafullhistoryofNewYorkCityrestaurantstoadiscussiononschool﹣providedlunches，SmartMouthmakeseverytopicirresistibleandteachesyousomething.21.Whichpodcastisbestforsomeoneinterestedinfoodandtravel？A．TheSplendidTable.B．Gastropod.C．TheStoriedRecipe.D．SmartMouth.22.HowisGastropoddifferentfromTheStoriedRecipe？A．Itpossessesalongerrunninghistory.B．Itexploresthesciencebehindfood.C．Itfeaturesasinglehostinsteadoftwo.D．Itprovidesdetailedcookinginstructions.23.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage？A．Toexplainhowtoproducefoodpodcasts.B．Torecommendfoodpodcaststolisteners.C．Tocomparethepopularityofdifferentpodcasttypes.D．Todiscusstheinfluenceoffoodbloggersonpodcasts.（10分）Anexperteyedoctor，Dr.JamesLeong，isthekindofdoctorweallhopetosee.Butforyears，hisdemandingschedulewasaconstantbattle.Likemanyspecialists，hewascaughtinastrugglebetweenhispatientsandamountainofpaperwork.Everydaywasabusyrush.He'dseeupto30patients，thenspendhiseveningsandweekendsburiedundermedicalnotesandreports.Itwasaboring，tiringprocessthatlefthimwithlittletimeforhisfamily，letaloneamomenttobreathe.Thesystemwasbroken，anditwasburningouttheverypeoplewerelyontohealus.Justwhenitseemedlikethingscouldn'tgetanyworse，anewtechnologyenteredthepicture.Itwasn'tacomplexrobotorasci﹣fidevice，butanunnoticed，cleverdigitalassistantcalledanAInote﹣taker.Developedbyatechcompany，this"co﹣pilot"operatessilentlyinthebackground，listeningtodoctor﹣patientconversations.Whileitmightsoundfuturistic，itsjobissimpleandpowerful：itinstantlywritesdownnotes，draftsreports，andorganizesadoctor'sdocumentation.JoelFreiberg，theco﹣founderofthecompany，sayshisteamisn'ttryingtoreplacedoctors—they'retryingtohelpthem."Producingmedicalreportsbyhandisatime﹣consumingandcomplexprocessthatrequiresextensivepaperworkandhoursoflabour﹣intensivework，"heexplains."AInotonlysavestimebutalsoimprovesthequalityofpatientinteraction."ForDr.Leong，thechangehasbeennothingshortoflife﹣changing.He'snolongertiedtoakeyboard.Instead，he'sfreetodowhathedoesbest：connectwithhispatients.Now，hecanspendmoretimeexplainingconditionsandtreatmentoptions.TheAInote﹣takercapturesthedetails，evenhisconversationalsummaries，inbriefandclearlanguagethatthepatientcanunderstand.Thisismorethanjustastoryabouttechnology；it'sastoryaboutasolutionthatgivesdoctorsbacktheirtimeandpassionformedicine.It'saboutatoolthathelpsthembebetterattheirjobssotheycanfocusonwhattheydobest：helpingpeople.AndforDr.Leongandcountlessothers，it'saboutfindingthatpreciousbalancebetweenbeingagreatdoctorandbeingpresentfortheirfamilies.24.WhataddedtoDr.Leong'sexhaustionbeforeusingtheAInote﹣taker？A．Hegotupveryearlytoavoidtherushhour.B．Heneededtoimprovehisskillsineyesurgery.C．Hefoundithardtowinthetrustofhispatients.D．Hehadtodealwithlargeamountsofpaperwork.25.HowdoestheAInote﹣takerwork？A．Itremindsdoctorsoftheirdailytasksandmeetings.B．Itteachespatientshowtodescribetheirconditionsclearly.C．Ithelpsdoctorsperformoperationswithgreaterconfidence.D．Ittakesnoteswhilelisteningtotalksbetweendoctorsandpatients.26.WhydoesJoelFreibergmention"producingmedicalreportsbyhand"？A．ToshowtheneedfortheAItechnology.B．Toexplainthelengthofmedicalwork.C．Todescribethetrainingprocessfordoctors.D．Toprovethecomplexityofmedicalreports.27.Whatisthemainideaofthelasttwoparagraphs？A．Doctorsshouldprioritizetheirpersonallife.B．AIwilleventuallyreplacehumandoctors.C．Newtoolshelpdoctorsregaintimeandpassion.D．Technologyadvancesrapidlyinmedicalfields.（10分）Thesaying"landisfinite"maysoonfaceinnovation.MosheAlamaro，anindependentinventor，proposestransformingsemi﹣aridregions—areaswithlimitedmoisture（水分）forcropsbutenoughforthinvegetation—intoagriculturalland.Covering15%ofEarth'ssurface，thesezonesovershadowthe10%oflandcurrentlyusedforfarming.Alamaro'ssolution？Reshapetheterraintotrapmoisture.Hisideadrawsfromsunlight'sunevenimpactonslopes（斜坡）.Inthenorthernhemisphere（半球），south﹣facingslopesreceivedirectsunlight，becominghotanddry，whilenorth﹣facingslopesstaycoolandmoist.Neartheequator，wherethesunshiftsbetweenhemispheresseasonally，bothslopesexperiencealternatingexposure.Alamarosuggestsusingbulldozers（推土机）tocreateeast﹣westedgeswithbroad，shallowslopesfacingawayfromthesunandnarrow，steepslopesfacingit.Cropswouldthenbeplantedontheshaded，moistslopes.Totestthis，AlamaroteamedupwithRenatoMorbidelliofPerugiaUniversitytolaunchReSlopeGlobal.Theprojectwillruntwotwo﹣hectaretrials—oneinItalyandoneinKenya.TheItaliantrialwilldeterminethebestanglefornorth﹣facingslopesinthenorthernhemisphere，whiletheKenyantrial，neartheequator，willexplorealternatingcropplantingonbothslopesbasedonseasonalsunshifts.Theseexperimentsaimtocalculatecostsandrefinetechniquesforglobaluse.Alamaro'spastideashavehadmixedresults.Hisplantopumppowerplantexhaustgasesintogreenhousessucceeded.Aerialreforestation，noweasierwithdrone﹣deliveredseedlings，isgainingpopularity.However，hishurricane﹣controlandsmog﹣removalschemesremainuntested，andhisideatocreatewintericemountainsforsummerwatersupplyhasnotbeencarriedout.Yet，ifReSlope'strialswork，theapproachcouldtransformagriculture.Byturninginfertilelandintoproductivefields，itmighteasefoodshortagesandreducepressureonexistingfarmland.CriticsmaycallAlamaro'svisionimpractical，buthiscreativityhighlightshumanity'sabilitytosolveglobalproblems.Hisworkremindsusthatinnovationoftenstartswithsimple，boldideas.Astheworldstruggleswithclimatechangeandpopulationgrowth，such"fertileminds"mayofferthekeytoasustainablefuture.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"terrain"inParagraph1probablymean？A．Climateconditions.B．Landsurfacefeatures.C．Soilcomposition.D．Vegetationcoverage.29.Accordingtothepassage，theKenyantrialwillfocuson.A．buildinggreenhousestocontroltemperatureB．comparingtheeffectsofdronesandbulldozersC．findingthebestslopeanglefornorth﹣facinghillsD．switchingcropplantingaccordingtoseasonalsunlight30.WhatcanwelearnaboutMosheAlamarofromthepassage？A．Heisauniversityprofessorwhospecializesinagriculture.B．Hisideasarealwayssuccessfullyconductedworldwide.C．Heproposescreativeideaswithvaryingdegreesofsuccess.D．Hemainlyfocusesonsolvingurbanairpollutionproblems.31.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardAlamaro'sideasinthelastparagraph？A．Stronglycritical.B．Completelyneutral.C．Deeplyadmiring.D．Slightlyoptimistic.（10分）ThehousecatwasintroducedtoChinainthe8thcentury.Butlongbeforethat，theancientChinesewerebynomeanscatless.Geneticevidenceindicatesthatbetween5，400and1，900yearsago，itwastheleopardcatthatjumpedsuddenlyonthemiceofancientChina."WhileChinesemodernhousecatscomefromtheAfricanwildcat，buttherewerealotofdebatesonwhenexactlythishappened，"saysHeYu，anancientDNAexpertfromPekingUniversityinChina.YuandhercolleaguesexaminedtheDNAfromthebonesof22cats，datingfromaround5，400yearsagotothe20thcentury.GeneticevidencetracingtheiroriginstotheMiddleEastandacloserelationshipwithAfricanwildcatssuggeststhattheearliesthousecatsinChina，datedtoA．D．730intheTangDynasty，probablyreachedChinaviatheSilkRoad.DNAalsoprovidedcluestowhatthatearliestcatlookedlike.Mostlikely，ithadshortfurandsomewhitemarkings.Thisissupportedbyhistoricalartworks，whichconfirmsthatwhitecatswereapopularsubjectinpaintingsthroughoutChinesehistory.ButDNAsamplesfrombeforeA．D．200，thelateperiodoftheHanDynasty，didn'tbelongtohousecats，butleopardcats—aspecieslocaltoChina."Theleopardcatsmayhavebeenmoreofwhatwecallopportunists，livingnearhumansbutnotintheirhomes，"saysKathrynLord，anevolutionarybiologist.FollowingtheHanDynasty'sfall，leopardcatsdisappearedfromhumanareas.Althoughstabilityandfoodabundanceeventuallyrecovered，housecatshadalreadybecomeestablished，takingoverthespecialplaceinnaturethroughbeingdomesticated."Thetaleoftwocatsoffersinsightintowhysomeanimalsendupindomesticrelationshipswithpeople，whileothersdon't，"saysElinorKarlsson."Thispapershowsthatadaptingtohumanenvironmentsisanevolutionaryprocess，"sheadds.Leopardcatsusedhumanenvironmentswhenitworkedforthemandfadedbackintotheforestwhenitdidn't.32.WhatwastheoriginalsourceofChina'shousecats？A．Europeasforeigngifts.B．Localareasfromthewild.C．MiddleEastviatraderoutes.D．Africathroughnaturalmigration.33.Whatevidencesupportstheappearanceofearlyhousecats？A．Theirpopularityamongwealthyfamilies.B．Theirwhitefeaturesinhistoricalartworks.C．Theiruseinprotectingvaluablepaintings.D．TheirappearanceinancientChinesebooks.34.Howdidleopardcatsinteractwithhumans？A．Theyweremorefriendlytopeople.B．Theylivednearhumansbutwild.C．Theywerebetteratcatchingpests.D．Theyrefusedhuman﹣providedfood.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthepassage？A．TheCatandtheMouse：AHistoryofHunting.B．TheLeopardCat：ItsRiseandFallinChina.C．TwoCats'Tale：AdaptationComeswithEvolution.D．FromWildtoHome：HowtheHouseCatWonChina.（12.5分）HikingintheExtremeHeatonHolidayWithheatwavessweepingacrossmanyregions，travellersfaceanumberofhealthrisks.36Caseslikethisremindusoftheimportanceoftakingprecautionswhenhikinginheat.Oneofthedangersofhikingintheheatisthatitcanbringonheatstroke.Thisiswhenthebodycan'tcontrolitsowntemperature.37Anotherpotentiallylife﹣threateningisdehydration（脱水），whichcanleadtokidneyfailure.Yourorgansdon'thaveenoughfluid（液体）tofunction.38Firstofall，youmusttakeenoughwaterwithyou.ThenIrecommendusingelectrolytes（电解质）orsalttablets.Theyrestoremuchofwhatyouwillbelosingthroughsweat.Makesureyoucoverup.Youwilllosemorebodyfluidifyourskinisexposedtothesun.Additionally，youshouldalwayshaveafullychargedmobileandasatellitetrackerwithyou.Afirstaidkitthatincludesrehydrationsaltsisalsoanecessity.Ifyoustarttofeelsickordizzyorjustabitlost：stop!Findorsetupsomeformofshadeandrestunderit.Eatsomethingsweetanddrinksmalldropsofwater.Thisisthetimetotakeanextrasalttabletorelectrolyte.Wetsomethingandputitoveryourheadandface.Coolyourneckwithitandtheinsideofyourwrists.Breatheasdeeplyasyoucanandtrytocalmyourmindandbody.39I'malwaysanadvocateforgettingoutdoorsandenjoyingyourself.However，youdohavetobebothpreparedandequipped.40Aswehaveseen，therecanbeterribleconsequencestohikingintheheat.A．Timeofdayisalsoamajorfactor.B．Sweatingfailsandthebodycan'tcooldown.C．Ifnot，maybedosomethingelseinsteadthatday.D．Manypeopledon'twanttodosobutitisworthit.E．Unfortunately，theycanbecomedeadlysometimes.F．Thesearetheprecautionswhenheadingoutforahike.G．Ifyouarestillfeelingstrange，thenitistimetocallforhelp.完形填空（15分）Bell，adriverforanenergyprovider，turnedhisbigtruckontothecountyroad.Withinminutes，henoticedpowerlinesalongtheroadside，andspottedacloudof41.Hesloweddownandsawataxithathadapparentlyhitatelephonepole，wentoffthe42，sliddownahillandturnedover.Itwasonfire.He43afireextinguisherfrominsidehistruckandhurrieddowntotheburningcar.Hesprayed（喷）untilthefireextinguisherwasempty，butthecarkept44.Soheusedthemetalextinguishertobreakthedriver's45.Whenhereachedintothecar，hesawthedriver46byhisseatbelt，hangingupsidedownintheturned﹣overcar.Belltookadeepbreathofthefresherairoutsidethewindow，reachedforhispocketknife，andcuttheseatbelt.The47driverbeganslippingdown.Bellheldhimtightlyand48himfromtheburningcar.Layingtheman49ontheground，Bellcheckedhisneckforapulse，whichwas50.Hisrecentfirst﹣aidtraining51，sohebeganperformingchestcompressions（压缩）.Smokefromtheburningcar52inlargecloudsallaround.Worriedthecarmight53，Bellcarriedthemanupthehilltotheroadsideandcontinuedtryingtowakehim.Emergencymedicalworkerssoonarrivedand54themantothehospital.ThepresscrowdedtoBellandcalledhim"ahero".Thisrecognitionseemedtoputhisownactionsintoanewlight.Hesaid，"Savingthemanmademefeelproudforthefirsttime.Itshowedmethateveryonecanfinda55bybelievinginthemselves."41.A．smokeB．steamC．dustD．fog42.A．drivewayB．roadC．borderD．line43.A．placedB．capturedC．grabbedD．checked44.A．lightingB．runningC．heatingD．burning45.A．seatbeltB．sidewindowC．frontlightD．enginecover46.A．stuckB．frozenC．wrappedD．linked47.A．uncomfortableB．unawareC．unconsciousD．uneasy48.A．guidedB．pulledC．ledD．sent49.A．randomlyB．firmlyC．confidentlyD．gently50.A．faintB．strongC．quickD．absent51.A．camearoundB．turnedupC．kickedinD．tookover52.A．floodedB．appearedC．flewD．rose53.A．raceB．proceedC．explodeD．collapse54.A．directedB．rushedC．pushedD．raised55.A．purposeB．lifeC．miracleD．reply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。（15分）WuYouke，afamousexpertofwarm﹣pathogendisease，livedinthelateMingDynasty.Atthattimenaturaldisastersandwarsall56（contribute）tosocialinstabilityandwidespreadepidemics（瘟疫）.Onastreet，nearlyallthefamilymembersdiedfromepidemics.Themiserablesituationdeeplyhurthim.Wumadeuphismind57（study）medicinetosavepeople.Withmanydistinguishedphysicians，hishometownhadastrongacademicatmosphere，58supportedhismedicalcareer.Drawingontheworkofthosewhocamebeforehimandhisownfrontlineeffortsinthefightagainsttheepidemic，hebuiltup59wealthofclinicalexperience.Bymeansofplentifulclinical60（observe），Wufoundthatepidemicswerecausedbyanunknown"evilqi".Thenatureofthediseasewasquitedistinctfrom61ofcommoninfectionsorcolds.62thebasisofrepeatedexperimentsandlongclinicalexperience，finallyhewroteTreatiseonWarm﹣pathogenDisease.Hedaringlyputforwardhisviewpointsinthebook，63（state）thattheepidemicwasawarmdisease，distinctfromcolddamage.Wumadeabreakthroughinthetreatmentfor64（infect）diseases.Hesetupacompletetheoreticalsystemofwarmdisease，whichhadgreatinfluenceonthedevelopmentoflemology（传染病学）inChinaandtheworld.Hisachievements65（keep）inthememoryofthepeople.书面表达66．（15分）假设你是晨光中学的学生李华，你校国际部将为新来的交换生开设选修课。请你用英文给交换生Eric写一封邮件，向他推荐一门课程并说明理由。课程信息如下：SelectiveCoursesTimeCourseMonday15：00﹣17：00ChineseCalligraphyWednesday10：00﹣12：00TraditionalFestivalCultureFriday14：00﹣16：00PekingOperaAppreciation（文中不得出现真实姓名和学校名称）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。DearEric，________Yours，LiHua67．（25分）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。Wewalkedtotheharboratdawn，sayinggoodbyetosailboats，lobsters，andtheocean—mybelovedhome.Asasorrowfulbellrang，DadaskedifIhadanylastfarewells.Ibitmylip：Goodbye，home.Soon，wewereheadingwesttoGrandpa'sfarm，whereDadgrewupwithchickensandcattle.Ihatedtheidea.DadtalkedaboutthebeautyofthedesertandRockyMountains，butIonlycaredaboutbeachshellsandseagulls'（海鸥）cries.Aftersixdaysofdriving，wearrivedatGrandpa'sdustyfarm.Ben，mytwo﹣year﹣oldbrother，quicklyfellinlovewiththecowandsheep，butIfeltlonely.Grandpagavemetheattic（顶楼）bedroom，whereIunpackedmyfavoritethings：abeachtowel，aframedstarfish，andashellcollection，placingthembythewindowtofeelclosertohome.Thenightbeforeschoolstarted，Istaredatmynotebook.I'dmadetwolists："OldThingsIMiss"（pleasantsaltsmell，seagulls，friends）and"NewThingsILove"—whichwasstillblank.Idreamedofseagullstrackinglobsterboats，butwoketothesoundofGrandpa'stractor.Tomyshock，aflockofseagullscircledabovetheploughed（犁过的）field，skimmingforworms.DadexplainedtheywereUtah'sstatebirds，heroeswho'dsavedsettlersfromstarvation.AsIlistenedtotheircries，afaintwarmthtouchedmyheart.Beforeleavingforschool，Islippedthenotebookintomybackpack.Maybedesertgullswereasign—butwouldIreallyfindnewthingstolovehere？Itwisted（转动）theshellkeychaininmypocket—oneofmyfavoriteshellsfromtheocean，wonderingifa"seagirl"couldevercallthedeserthome.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。Onmyfirstdayatschool，theshellkeychaininmyhandcaughtagirl'seye.________Asthedayspassed，the"NewThingsILove"grewlongerandlonger.________

2026年河南省高考英语联考试卷（5月份）一、未知1．（1.5分）WherewasVictoryesterday？A.Atschool.B.Athome.C.Onthebeach.【解答】略2．（1.5分）Whenwillthespeakersgotothecarshow？A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.【解答】略3．（1.5分）What'sthemanbusydoing？A.Gettingreadyforthewedding.B.Proposingtohisgirlfriend.C.Sendinginvitationstofriends.【解答】略4．（1.5分）Whyisthemanattheshop？A.Tobuysomebooksforhisson.B.Toknowmoreaboutthebestsellers.C.Toaskforsuggestionsaboutlearning.【解答】略5．（1.5分）What'stheman'sproblem？A.Heishungry.B.He'sbroke.C.Hecan'tcook.【解答】略（3分）6.Whichgatewilltheman'sflightleavefrom？A.Gate93.B.Gate92.C.Gate39.7.Wherearethespeakers？A.Ontheplane.B.Intherestaurant.C.Attheairport.【解答】略（3分）8.WhatdoweknowaboutLisa？A.Sheborrowed＄2，000fromthewoman.B.Itcosthermuchmoneytorepairhercar.C.Theinsurancecompanygaveheralotofmoney.9.Whenwillthewomanprobablygethermoneyback？A.Aftershesellshercar.B.Aftershereceiveshersalary.C.AfterLisagetstheinsurancemoney.【解答】略（4.5分）10.Whatisthewomanworriedabout？A.TakingDr.Anderson'sclass.B.Studyingforthemidterm.C.Gettingabadgradeonherfinalexam.11.WhatdoesthemanthinkofDr.Anderson？A.Histestiseasy.B.Hisclassisdifficult.C.Heneverhelpshisstudents.12.Whowillhelpthewomanwithherfinal？A.Joe.B.Dr.Anderson.C.Nobody.【解答】略（6分）13.Howdidthemanlearnabouttheopenings？A.Afriendtoldhimaboutit.B.Hesawanadinthenewspaper.C.Hereadanoticeattherestaurant.14.Whereisthemanworkingnow？A.Inarestaurant.B.Atacollege.C.Inanewspaperoffice.15.Whatkindofrelevantworkexperiencedoesthemanhave？A.Workingunderpressure.B.Dealingwithcustomers.C.Servingothers.16.Whenwouldthemanprobablybegintoworkattherestaurant？A.Tomorrow.B.Nextweek.C.Nextmonth.【解答】略（6分）17.Whatdoesthespeakerdo？A.Heisapoliceman.B.Heisadriver.C.Heisaninstructor.18.Whatdopoliceofficersusuallydowithdrunkdriving？A.Arrestthedrunkdrivers.B.Avoidbeinghitbythedrivers.C.Warnthedriversagainstdriving.19.Whathappenedtothespeaker'scolleague？A.Hedrank，droveandgotkilled.B.Helosthislifewhileonduty.C.Hewaskilledwhensavingadrunkdriver.20.Whatdoesthespeakersuggestattheendofhistalk？A.Givingupdrinkingalcohol.B.Neverdrinkingwaterwhiledriving.C.Nevertryinganydrunkdriving.【解答】略阅读理解（7.5分）Withtheabilitytolistenwherever，whenever，podcasts（播客）havetakenover—with41%ofAmericanslisteningtopodcastsonamonthlybasis.Ofcourse，foodbloggers，chefs，andrestaurantinsidershavejumpedonthetrend，buildingplatformstotalkabouttheirfavoritepartofthefoodworld.Longestrunning：TheSplendidTableAt25yearsold，TheSplendidTabletakesthecakeforlongest﹣runningrestaurantpodcast（onourlist，atleast）.TheSplendidTable，currentlyhostedbyFrancisLam，featuresfood，travel，culture，andmore，withepisodescomingouteveryfewdays.Bestcombooffoodandscience：GastropodIfyoulovefood，science，andhistory，Gastropodisthepodcastforyou.Co﹣hostsCynthiaGraberandNicolaTwilleydigintothedetailsofjustabouteveryfood﹣relatedtopicthereis—fromcoffeetocandycornandeverythinginbetween.Beststorytelling：TheStoriedRecipeWhatarerecipesifnotstorytelling？TheStoriedRecipehostBeckyHadeedhaseachguestbringtheirfavoriterecipetoshare，andshemakesitherselfwhileexplainingtheheritageandhistorybehindeachone.Thereyouhaveit—someexcellentfoodpodcastssharingcontentacrosstheInternet.Checkthemoutyourself；you'reguaranteedtolearnsomethingnew.Besthistorylessons：SmartMouthSmartMouth，hostedbyformerL.A．WeeklyfoodeditorKatherineSpiers，takesdulltopicsandmakestheminteresting.FromafullhistoryofNewYorkCityrestaurantstoadiscussiononschool﹣providedlunches，SmartMouthmakeseverytopicirresistibleandteachesyousomething.21.Whichpodcastisbestforsomeoneinterestedinfoodandtravel？AA．TheSplendidTable.B．Gastropod.C．TheStoriedRecipe.D．SmartMouth.22.HowisGastropoddifferentfromTheStoriedRecipe？BA．Itpossessesalongerrunninghistory.B．Itexploresthesciencebehindfood.C．Itfeaturesasinglehostinsteadoftwo.D．Itprovidesdetailedcookinginstructions.23.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage？BA．Toexplainhowtoproducefoodpodcasts.B．Torecommendfoodpodcaststolisteners.C．Tocomparethepopularityofdifferentpodcasttypes.D．Todiscusstheinfluenceoffoodbloggersonpodcasts.【解答】（1）细节理解题。根据第二段的TheSplendidTable，currentlyhostedbyFrancisLam，featuresfood，travel，culture，andmore（《TheSplendidTable》目前由弗朗西斯•拉姆主持，内容涵盖美食、旅行、文化等多个方面）可知，对美食和旅行感兴趣的人可以选择这个播客。故选A。（2）推理判断题。根据第三段的Ifyoulovefood，science，andhistory，Gastropodisthepodcastforyou（如果你喜欢美食、科学和历史，《Gastropod》会很适合你）以及第四段介绍《TheStoriedRecipe》主打故事讲述可知，《Gastropod》的特色是探究美食背后的科学。故选B。（3）目的意图题。通读全文可知，文章依次介绍了多款优质美食类播客及其特色，结合最后一段的Thereyouhaveit—someexcellentfoodpodcastssharingcontentacrosstheInternet.Checkthemoutyourself（以上就是几款优质的美食播客，大家可以去收听）可知，本文主要目的是向听众推荐美食播客。故选B。（10分）Anexperteyedoctor，Dr.JamesLeong，isthekindofdoctorweallhopetosee.Butforyears，hisdemandingschedulewasaconstantbattle.Likemanyspecialists，hewascaughtinastrugglebetweenhispatientsandamountainofpaperwork.Everydaywasabusyrush.He'dseeupto30patients，thenspendhiseveningsandweekendsburiedundermedicalnotesandreports.Itwasaboring，tiringprocessthatlefthimwithlittletimeforhisfamily，letaloneamomenttobreathe.Thesystemwasbrok