2026安徽合肥市第六中学高三最后一卷英语试题（含答案解析）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页合肥六中2026届高三最后一卷英语（本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟）注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名和座位号填写在答题卡和试卷上。2．作答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔将答题卡对应题目的答案选项涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案选项。作答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上对应区域。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）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．WhatisSarahdoing?A．Takingavacation. B．Ridingamotorcycle. C．Sharinganexperience.2．Whatdoesthemanoffertodo?A．Teachsalesskills. B．Sellsomeproducts. C．Writeanadvertisement.3．WheredoesthemansuggestDaisygo?A．China. B．France. C．TheUK.4．WhenwillLisagotothebabyshower?A．OnFriday. B．OnSunday. C．OnSaturday.5．Howwillthespeakersgotothebarbecue?A．Bycar. B．Bybus. C．Bybike.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，每小题都有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．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Athome. B．Inanoffice. C．Inahospital.7．WhatisMr.Yanglike?A．Bossy. B．Serious. C．Considerate.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatisMrs.Yates’proposalabout?A．Asportscenter. B．Ashoppingmall. C．Anentertainmentclub.9．WhatdoweknowaboutMrs.Yates?A．Shehasanexcellentteam.B．Shewasaprofessionalathlete.C．Shecomesfromabusinessbackground.10．WhatdoesMrs.Yateswantthemantodo?A．Joinherasabusinesspartner.B．Offerloansupportfortheproject.C．Introducehertothebankmanager.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．WhathappenedtoMichaellastyear?A．Helostafootballmatch.B．Hehadmajorsurgeryonhisleg.C．Hemissedtheschoolgraduation.12．WhatdidMichaelthinkofDr.Chang’swords?A．Uplifting. B．Worrying. C．Disappointing.13．WhatisMichaellikelytodoatthehospital?A．Dosomecleaning. B．Workasacareassistant. C．Encouragepatientspositively.14．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theirvolunteeractivities. B．Theirschoollife. C．Theirsummerplans.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。15．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fellowworkers. B．Hostandguest. C．Directorandactress.16．WhatdroveMichelletogetintotheshowbusiness?A．Herpassionforacting. B．Hereagernesstobefamous. C．Herparents’encouragement.17．WhatcanwelearnaboutMichelle?A．Shefirstshowedupinastageplay.B．ShehadapreferenceforactingonTV.C．Sheenjoyedfameinthemovieindustry.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Whatarethelistenersscheduledtodofirst?A．Visitanoldfamily. B．Seethecollections. C．Tourthegardens.19．WhatdoestheSouthCoastGardenshave?A．About800varietiesofplants.B．Theworld’slargestcollectionsofmodernpaintings.C．Oneofthemostbeautifulrosegardensinthecountry.20．Whoisprobablythespeaker?A．Acollector. B．Atourguide. C．Agardener.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。ATheStudentPhotographicCompetitionThe2024competitionisopentostudentsattendingAustralianprimaryorsecondaryschoolsorcolleges.ItprovidesanexcellentopportunityforstudentstobecomeawareofthevalueandbeautyoftheAustralianNationalBotanicGardens(ANBG).Byexercisingtheirphotographicskills,studentscansharethatbeautywithothervisitors.AllentriesmustbedigitalphotographstakenintheANBGbetween30August2023and30August2024,featuringsomeaspectoftheGardenssuchasplants,wildlifeorscenery.Forfullinformationaboutthecompetitionanditsconditionsandcategories,downloadtheinformationsheetsforsecondaryschools&collegesandforprimaryschools.Enteronlineatwww..au/schoolscomp2024.Entriesmustbereceivedbytheorganisersbefore5pmonFriday30August2024.Toavoiddelaysandcongestion(拥塞),submityourentryasearlyaspossible.Downloadthecompetitionposterandshareitwithyourotherfriendsandnetworks.Thisposterfeaturesprize-winningphotographsfrompreviousyears’competitions.Cashprizeswillbeawarded:AwardtostudentAwardtoschoolorcollegeFirstPrize$250$200SecondPrize$150$100ThirdPrize//Certificateswillalsobepresentedtoallwinners.Prizewinners’schoolswillbeawardedcelebratorynativeplants,too.Prize-winningentrieswillbeondisplayintheBanksiaGardenoftheANBGfromSaturday28SeptembertoSunday27October2024.TheselectedphotographswillbeexhibitedatA3size.Presentationofprizeswillbeat12noon,Saturday28September2024.For’furtherinformationpleaseemail:schoolphoto@.au21．Whatisthepurposeofthecompetition?A．ToraisemoneyfortheANBG.B．Toofferphotographictraining.C．Toattractprofessionalphotographers.D．ToenhanceappreciationoftheANBG.22．Whatisarequirementfortheentries?A．TheymustbeshotintheANBG.B．TheyshouldbeprintedatA3size.C．Theyshouldbesubmittedbypostalmail.D．Theymustbetakenbefore30August,2024.23．Whatwilleachprizewinnerget?A．Somecash. B．Acertificate.C．Somenativeplants. D．Acompetitionposter.BThissummerIfacedthreedeep-rootedfears:heights,bears,andageing.Twofriendsalsointheirseventiesjoinedmeonafour-daywildernessgetaway.Weagreedweshouldsetoutwhilewestillhadthecourageandstrength.Ouradventurebeganwithatensedriveupawindingmountainroad.Ononehike,Ifoundmyselfhangingontoawirealongsideanarrowbridgemadeoftwopartlyrottenlogs,suspendedaboveviolentrapids.Iwouldneverhavedaredtocrossitwithoutourguidemovingahead,murmuringencouragement.Fixingmygazeonherboots,Iinchedmywayforwardacrosstheunsteadystructure.SomehowImadeittotheotherside,overwhelmedbyrelief.Later,afterspottingfreshbeartracks,weweretoldtomakeloudnoises—apracticethatsoonbecamealight-heartedgame.Wehadjuststeppedacrossashallowstreamwhenourguidewhispered,“There’sabear.”Ilookedupandsawtwo:asturdybrownmotherbearwithhercubfollowingbehind.Thoughfrozenwithfear,Iadmiredhowgracefultheyappeared.Astheybeganmovingtowardus,weregainedenoughpresenceofmindtoshoutloudlyandwaveourhikingpoles.Takenbysurprise,thebearspaused,thenturnedandretreatedintothewoods.Anotherfearwasovercome!Onourfinalmorning,wewereaskedtocollectameaningfulstick,rock,andleaf.Wewouldsharewhatwould“stick”withus,whathad“rocked”ourworld,andwhatwehopedto“leaf”behind.Thebondoffriendshipwouldstickwithme.Womensupportingoneanothertrulyrocked.AndIhopedtoleavesomefearsbehindforgood.Ourguideendedbyexpressingheradmiration,praisingnotonlyourfitnessbutalsoourpositiveattitude,andsayingshehopedtobelikeusinanotherthirtyorfortyyears.Thoseunexpectedwordswarmedmyheartandeasedmyfearofbeing“overthehill”.BeingvaluedforwhatwehadaccomplishedfeltlikewinninganOlympicmedal—evenifjustforparticipation.24．Howdidtheauthormanagetocrossthelogbridge?A．Byrelyingonhersenseofbalance. B．Byfollowingtheguide’sphysicalguidance.C．Byrushingrightacrossitwithgreatbravery. D．Bywalkingbehindtheguidewitheyesclosed25．Whydidthetwobearsfinallyleave?A．Theylostinterestinhumanbeings. B．Theysenseddangerfromotheranimals.C．Theywerefrightenedbythegroup’sreaction. D．Theyweredisturbedbythenoiseoftherapids.26．Whydidtheguideaskthegrouptobringbackastick,arockandaleaf?A．Toimprovetheirabilitytoobserve. B．Toshowtheirappreciationofnature.C．Tocollectsimplesouvenirsofthetrip. D．Toreflectontheirexperienceandfeelings.27．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“overthehill”inthelastparagraphmean?A．Outofplaceinsociety. B．Toohightogodown.C．Pastthepeakofyouth. D．Beyondphysicallimits.CWhenmasscommercialismandartmix,artisticintegrityoftensuffers.Iacknowledgeartistsneedenoughmoneytoliveon.Nevertheless,Idon’tthinkartshouldbeabouttryingtomakeasmuchmoneyashumanlypossible,andIcan’timagineeverbeingconvincedotherwise.Visualartshaveoftenbeenaplaceforartistswhostaytruetotheirarttoexpressthemselves.VanGoghsoldonepaintingduringhislifetimeandisnowconsideredoneofthebestartistsevertohavelived.Althoughhislackofcommercialsuccesswasacauseofsufferingduringhislifetime,itwasprobablyalsoasourceofhisuniqueness.VanGoghdidnothaveartisticagentsgivinghimmarketfeedback,andhedidn’tbendtomarketdemandsinordertosellhisworks.Thedangerofpiecesofartbeingsoldforunreasonableamountsofmoneyisthatartiststurntheirworksintobrands.Whenartaccumulates(积聚)thatmuchcommercialvalue,itstartsbeingseeninthesamewayasareallyflashycarthatistooexpensivetoriskdriving.Apieceofartgetsboughtbyamillionaire,andtoaccumulatevalueandminimizetheriskofdamage,hekeepsitinhisprivatemuseum.Ultimately,fewpeoplegetthechancetoappreciateit,especiallysinceartmuseumscan’tkeepupwithrisingartprices.EvengalleriesasbigasTateBritainonlyhaveacquisitionbudgetsof£5million,andwiththeupcominggovernmentcutstothearts,thispurchasingpowerwilldecreasecontinuously.There’sareasonwhyMarkRothkoturneddownthecommission(委托制作)fromtheFourSeasonsRestaurant.Rothkorecognizedhowdamagingtheideaofmakingartpurelyforapaycheckwas.Hedidnotwanthispaintingstobemerelyusedasdecorativeitemsinaluxuriousrestaurant,buthopedthattheycouldbeplacedinamoresuitableplacewherepeoplecouldtrulyfeelthespiritualpowerofhisworks.28．Howdoestheauthorfindthecommercializationofart?A．Profitable. B．Misleading. C．Unavoidable. D．Destructive.29．Howdoestheauthordevelopparagraph2?A．Bylistingdata. B．Byanalyzingeffects.C．Bygivingexamples. D．Bymakingcomparisons.30．Whatconsequencedoeshigh-pricedartbring?A．Itdegradesthequalityofart. B．Itrestrictspublicenjoyment.C．Itboostsartgalleries’budget. D．Itfacilitatesmassivecopying.31．WhichofthefollowingwouldMarkRothkoagreewith?A．Artoughttomaintainitspurity. B．Artmayexistineverylittlecorner.C．Artworksoftengounrecognized. D．Artworksarenomorethandecorations.DInrecentdecades,experimentshavebeguntocatchupwithwhatpeoplewhoworkcloselywithanimalshavealwaysknown—thatanimalshaveaninnerlife,andthatconsciousnessisn’tuniquelyhuman.Consciousnessisaconceptthatisextremelydifficulttodefine.Therehavebeenmanyattempts:isitawareness,orawarenessofthatawareness,orself-awarenessinstead?Butausefulworkingdefinitionmightbethatitisanykindofsubjectiveexperience,rangingfromhowweperceivetheexternalworldtoourinnerthoughtsandemotions.Becauseyoucanneverbeinsideanotherlivingbeing’shead,questionsofconsciousnessarebothhardtoanswerandopentobias(偏见).FindingsofexperimentsinspiredagroupofscientiststowriteTheNewYorkDeclarationAnimalConsciousnessinApril,whichnowhasover300supporters.Itstatesthatthereis“strongscientificsupportforconsciousexperience”inmammalsandbirdsand“atleastarealisticpossibilityofconsciousexperience”infishandotherspecies.Thatanimalshavesomeformofinnerlifemustsurelybeself-evidenttomanypeoplewholiveorworkwiththem,justasIwouldguessthatmostcarersofnewbornbabiesdon’tseetheseinfantsassenselessautomaticmachines.Theexperiencesofpeoplewiththoroughknowledgeofeitherhavehistoricallybeenviewedassubjectiveandbiased,asemotionalconnectiontendstoinfluencelogicalreasoning.Ourconsciousnessleadsustoover-empathizewithotherswecannottrulyknow,theargumentgoes.But,asthebiologistMarcBekoffwrote,ifwehumanshavesomething,thenotheranimalsarelikelytohaveittoo.Ipersonallyfeelthatattemptstodivorceemotion,feelingandexperiencefromhowweseeanimalscanbeasunscientific.Fortoolong,weassumedthathumansareuniqueandthatanimalsdon’tfeelpainoremotionsthewaywedo,aconvenientbutcruelnullhypothesis(无效假设),whenwecouldhavestartedfromthepositionthatperhapstheydoinstead.32．Whatisakeycharacteristicofconsciousnessaccordingtothepassage?A．Anindividual’ssubjectiveexperience. B．Anyemotionalexperienceofhumans.C．Thewayweperceivetheexternalworld. D．Acommonqualitysharedbyallanimals.33．Whyarethecarersofnewbornbabiesmentioned?A．Tochallengetheviewofanimalcarers.B．Toexplainhowanimalsgainconsciousness.C．Toproveanimalsareasconsciousashumanbabies.D．Tojustifyanimalcarers’beliefinanimals’innerlife.34．Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A．Itisunreasonabletodenyanimals’emotionalfeelings.B．Peopleshouldignoreemotionswhenstudyinganimals.C．Humanuniquenesshasbeenprovenbyscientificevidence.D．Thenullhypothesisaboutanimalsisscientificallyreliable.35．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．ConsciousnessImprovedThroughPractice.B．QuestionsofHumanConsciousnessAnswered.C．FactorsAffectingAnimalConsciousnessDiscovered.D．ConsciousExperienceFoundinCertainAnimalSpecies.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。Humanshaveaneedtosharetheirbeliefsandvalueswithotherpeople.____36____Thishasasolidlogic:Sharingemotionsandopinionscanleadtoimitation(模仿),whichcaninturncreateunityandenhancerelationships.Besidescreatingabond,anotherreasonyoumightwantsomeonetomodelthemselvesonyourfeelingsistogetthemtoaltertheirviews.____37____Thechoicewilldependontheotherperson’ssituation.Ifhe/shealreadyagreeswithyou,thenyournegativitycanraisetheintensityofhis/herviews.____38____Sometimes,peopleyouaretalkingtodon’talwaysthinkthewayyoudo.Theywillsimplyjudgeyourstatementtobehyperbolic(浮夸的)andbiased.Andyouwon’tgetthemtoimitateyouatall.Toanevengreaterdegree,iftheydisagreewithyou,whatyousaywillhardentheirvaluesagainstyours.____39____Whenpeopleareoffendedovertheopinionstheyhold,theyaremuchmorelikelytodigintotheirpositionagainstthatofthespeaker.Imagineapersoncametoyourhousewithabeautifulbunchofflowers.Butwhenyouopenedthedoor,he/shehityouwiththeflowers.____40____So,ifyouwanttobemorepersuasive,considerthespecificsituationsandsharethemmorepositively—inotherwords,turnyourbeliefsandvaluesintoagift,ratherthanaweapon.A．Thisistheso-calledbackfireeffect.B．Onesize,however,won’tfitforall.C．Youwerewonderingwhytheybroughtflowersatall.D．Whenyoufeelstronglyaboutsomething,it’shardnottotalkaboutit.E．Thisisessentiallytheresultofusingyourflowersnegativelyasweapons.F．Positiveemotionsmaybebetteratleadingtoimitationthannegativeemotions.G．Toachievethegoal,youcanoutlineyourviewseitherpositivelyornegatively.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。Thedaysthatmakeushappymakeuswise.—byJohnMasefieldWhenIfirstreadthislinebyEngland’sPoetLaureate,it________me.WhatdidMasefieldmean?Withoutthinkingaboutitmuch,Ihadalwaysassumedthatthe________wastrue.Buthisseriousassurancewas________.Iwasdeeplyattractedbyit.Slowly,Iseemedto________hismeaningandrealizedthewisdomthathappinessmakespossibleliesinclearperception(洞察力),not________byanxietynordimmedbydespairandboredom,andwithouttheblind________causedbyfear.Activehappiness—notmeresatisfactionor_________—oftencomessuddenly,likeanAprilshowerortheunfoldingofabud.Thenyoudiscoverwhatkindofwisdomhas________it.Amazingly,inyoureyes,thegrassisgreener;birdsongsaresweeter;the________ofyourfriendsaremoreunderstandable,andmoreforgivable.Happinessislikeapairofeyeglassescorrectingyour________vision.Norarethe________ofhappinesslimitedtowhatisneararoundyou.Unhappy,withyourthoughtsfocusedonyouremotionalwoes(痛苦),yourvisioniscutshortasthoughblockedbyawall.Happy,thewall________.Consequently,thelongvisionistherefortheseeing.Thegroundatyourfeet,theworldaboutyou—people,thoughts,emotions,pressures—arenow________alargerscene.Everything________afairerproportion(比例).Everythingaroundyou,whetheritisencouragingorfrustrating,nolongerseemssuchabigdeal.Andhereisthebeginningof________.41．A．terrified B．surprised C．satisfied D．upset42．A．other B．opposite C．view D．former43．A．distracting B．confusing C．arresting D．disturbing44．A．convey B．observe C．analyse D．appreciate45．A．iced B．clouded C．rained D．snowed46．A．spots B．paths C．roads D．places47．A．entertainment B．sorrow C．disappointment D．fulfillment48．A．embraced B．interrupted C．accompanied D．survived49．A．shortcomings B．stupidity C．brightness D．memories50．A．physical B．ordinary C．spiritual D．daily51．A．expectations B．impressions C．adventures D．insights52．A．extended B．collapsed C．remained D．withdrew53．A．fittedinto B．gotout C．stayedon D．keptoff54．A．forms B．promises C．needs D．covers55．A．happiness B．ability C．wisdom D．life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个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。BaiheliangUnderwaterMuseumisapreciousarcheologicalsiteinFuling,Chongqing,sittingona1,600-meter-longand15-meter-widenaturalstoneridge(石梁).Thisunderwatermuseum____56____(praise)astheWorld’sFirstAncientHydrological(水文的)StationbyUNESCOfordecades,andwasselectedintotheWorldCulturalHeritagetentativelistin2012.IntheTangDynasty,ancientChinesepeoplebeganleavinginscriptions(题刻)ontheWhiteCraneRidge(Baiheliang)andsomeworks____57____(be)aboutthewaterchangesatthosetimes.Lateron,peoplecarvedstonefish____58____(record)thewaterlevel.Datingbackto763AD,theridgebears18stonefishand165inscriptions(over30,000characters),____59____recordtheYangtzeRiver’supstreamwaterlevelchangesforover1,200years,____60____(present)auniqueancienthydrologicalmeasuringmethodunparalleledbyotherancientcivilizations.____61____theThreeGorgesDamconstructed,theWhiteCraneRidgehasbeensubmerged(淹没)toadepthofabout40meters,andonlyinsomemonthsofwater____62____(short)canthesitebeexposedabovewater.To____63____(well)preservethisvaluablehistoricalandculturalsite,BaiheliangUnderwaterMuseumwasbuiltwiththeadvanced____64____(technology)methodof“unstressedcontainer”forpeopletoseetherealviewunderwater____65____manyculturalrelicsintheexhibitionhall.Ifyoucometothisgreatplace,remembertowalkthroughthe“timetunnel”totheriverbed!第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．近期，你校发起了主题为“SmallMoves,BigHealth”的倡议，旨在倡导同学们将碎片化运动融入日常生活，提升身心健康。学校英文报社现向全体同学征稿，邀请大家分享参与经历。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1．你的具体做法；2．你的收获。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。SmallMoves,BigHealth____________________________________________________________________________________________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，续写的词数应为150左右。Momwasborninasmallvillage,whichisfamousforpaper-foldingart,andMomlearnthowtomakepaperanimals.In1967,MomwenttoHongKong,whereshemetDad.TheywenttothesuburbsofConnecticutlater.NotknowingEnglish,shewaslonelyuntilIwasborn.WhenIwasyoung,Momlikedtomakepaperanimalsforme.Shefoldedupthepaper,thenliftedthepaperpackettohermouthandblewintoit.Thereinherhandswasalittlepapertiger.Itseemedthatthelittletigersharedherbreath.Thiswashermagic.Atmyrequest,Momalsomadeagoat,adeerandevenashark.Mark,oneoftheneighborhoodboys,cameoverwithhisStarWarsactionfigure.Ibroughtoutthepapertiger.Markexaminedthewrapping-paperpatternofthetiger’sskin."Thatdoesn’tlooklikeatiger.Isitatoy?""Ihadneverthoughtofthat.Butlookingatit,itwasreallyjustapieceofwrappingpaper.Later,DadboughtmeafullsetofWarsactionfigures.Ipackedthepaperanimalsinashoeboxandputthemintothecomeroftheattic(阁楼).Onceinawhile,IwouldseeMomatthekitchentablemakingnewpaperanimals.Icaughtthem,pressedandthenputthemawayintheboxintheattic.MomwasalsotryingtolearntospeakEnglish,butheraccentandbrokensentencesembarrassedme.Itriedtocorrecther.butinvain.Eventually.Istoppedtalkingwithher.Foryears,IpaidnoattentiontoMomuntilonedaymyDadcalledandtoldmethatMomwasinhospital.DadandIstood,oneoneachsideofMom.Sheturnedtome,"Jack,justkeepthatboxwithyou,andyouwillfinditsoimportant."Shediedseveraldayslater.Dadagedrawafterthat.Thehousewastoobigforhimandhadtobesold.MygirlfriendSusanandIwenttohelphimpackandcleantheplace.Susanfoundtheshoeboxintheattic.____________________________________________________________________________________________IunfoldedthepapertigerandfoundseverallinesofChinesecharacterswrittenbymymother.____________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．C【原文】M:Sarah,howwasyourvacationinArizona?Yousaidyouwereridingmotorcyclesinthedesert.W:Yes,John.ItwasgreatuntilIgotsomesandinmyeye!M:Ouch.Thatmusthavehurt.2．C【原文】M:Hi,Grace.Whatareyoudoingthere?W:I’mtryingtowriteanadvertisementforsomethingsIwanttosell.ButIcan’tthinkofgooddescriptions.M:MaybeIcanhelp.Whatareyouselling?3．A【原文】M:Daisy,haveyoudecidedwheretostudyabroad?W:Notyet.MymothersuggestsIgotoFranceandmyfatherthinksIshouldgototheUK.ButIwanttogotoChinamost.M:Youshouldfollowyourheart.4．B【原文】M:Lisa,wouldyouliketocometomywife’sbabyshowerthisweekend?W:Thatdepends.IhavetoworkonSaturday.M:Youcancomeaslongasyouhavetimethefollowingafternoon.W:Icanmakeitthen.5．A【原文】W:David,areyougoingtotheofficebarbecuetomorrow?I’msoexcited.It’sthefirstoneofthissummer.M:I’mnotsure.Mybikehasabadwheel.I’mtryingtogetitfixed.Andthebusissoinconvenient.W:Don’tworry.Icangiveyouarideinmycar.M:Soundsgreat.Thankyou.6．B7．C【原文】W:Mr.Yang,Alicesaidyouwantedtotalkwithme.M:Yes.Sitdown,please.Rose,Ifindyouareabsent-mindedthesedays,andcan’tfinishyourjobontime.Whathappenedtoyou?W:Sorry,Mr.Yang.MydaughtergotaseriouscoldlastweekandIhadtolookafterherinthehospitalafterwork.M:I’msorrytohearthat.Ifnecessary,youcantakeafewdaysoff.Ihopeyourdaughtercouldrecoversoon.W:Thankyou,Mr.Yang.Shefeelsmuchbetternowandhasreturnedhome.M:Great!Ibelieveyoucanfinishyourjobsoon.8．A9．A10．B【原文】M:Hello,Mrs.Yates.Thanksforcomingtomeetme.We’vereceivedyourproposalforthenewgym,andwe’requiteimpressed.W:Allowmetoexpandthisconceptabitmore.I’mplanningtomakethisaone-stopcenterforhealth,wellnessandentertainment.M:Isee,Inyourproposal,youmentionedsomeveryhighexpensestogetthisstarted.It’sunusualtoreceiverequestsfromsomeonewithoutaformalbusinessbackground.W:Iknow.I’velovedprofessionalsportssinceIwasachild.I’mnotmuchofaplayer,butsportsaremylife.I’mgoingtoprovideaccesstosportsforeveryoneinthecommunity.M:Thiscityisdefinitelylackingasportscenter.Areyouexpectingustojoinyourteamasapartner?W:I’vealreadyhadabrilliantgroupofpeopleworkingforme.Allweneednowisthefirstloan.M:Iloveyourpassionandexcitement.I’vesignedoffonyourbusinessloan,andnowI’llreviewitwiththebankmanager.11．B12．A13．C14．C【原文】W:Michael,what’syourplanforyoursummervacation?M:I’lldosomevolunteerworkatahospital.W:Whydoyoudecidetovolunteerthere?M:There’sastorybehindit.IwasseverelyinjuredwhenIfelldownatafootballmatchinourschoollastyear.Aftertheaccident,Iwassenttohospitalrightaway.Dr.Changperformedsurgeryonme.Mytypeofinjurymeansthereistypicallyonepercentchanceofrecovery.W:Youmusthavebeenverysad.M:Yes.ButDr.Changencouragedme.Afterthesurgery,hetoldmeimmediatelythathesawpositivesigns.Becauseofhisencouragement,Itriedmybesttorecover.Justfourmonthslater,Icouldwalkagain.AndIwentonthestageatmyhighschoolgraduation.W:Soyouchosetovolunteertheretospreadpositiveattitudetootherpatients,right?M:Yeah.Iwishtohelpthemchangetheirnegativeoutlookonlife.Whatwillyoudothissummer,Maria?W:I’llbeverybusythissummer.I’lltakeSpanishcoursesandhelpmymothersellclothesinhershop.M:Thatsoundsnice.15．B16．A17．A【原文】M:Welcometojoinustonight,Michelle.Inourtonight’sprogram,couldyoutellussomethingaboutyourself?W:Certainly.IwasborninJuly,1965.Iwasthesecondchildofmyfamily.Myfatherwasataxcollectorandmymotherworkedatahospital,takingcareofpatients.Noneofthemwasintheshowbusiness.M:Howdidyougetintotheshowbusiness?W:IwasveryinterestedinactingwhenIwasachild.IthinkIhaveagiftforacting.WhenIwasateenager,IattendedtheUlsterYouthTheatretolearnhowtoact.Luckily,myparentssupportedmydream.M:Whatwereyouatfirst,amovieactress,aTVactressorastageactress?W:Astageactress.In1986,IwenttoLondonandestablishedmyselfasanimportantstageactressinOleannaattheRoyalCourt.AfterIbecamefamous,IwasofferedaroleinGameofThronesin2011.M:Thatshowwasabighit.W:Yes.Afterthat,IappearedinseveralAmericantelevisionseries,suchas24,SuitsandTheLizzieBordenChronicles.Butin2015,IreturnedtoBritain.M:Why?W:BecauseIpreferredtoactonthestage.IchosetoappearinSplendour.18．C19．C20．B【原文】W:Goodmorning,ladiesandgentlemen.WelcometotheSouthCoastGardens,foundedin1932bytheGilsonfamily.Thegardenscovereightacresandhave8,000varietiesofplants.Theoldfamilyhousestoresoneoftheworld’slargestcollectionsofrarebooks.Italsoholdsacollectionof18th-centuryBritish,European,andAmericanpaintings,rarecoins,furniture,andsoon.You’llhavetimetovisitthecollectionsafterlunch,followingourwalkthroughthegardens.I’mcertainyou’llthoroughlyenjoythegardens,whicharedividedintoanEasternteagarden,atropicalrainforest,aSouthwesterndesert,andanEnglishrosegarden.TheEnglishrosegardenisconsideredoneofthemostbeautifulrosegardens