河北省沧州市2024-2025学年高二下学期7月期末教学质量监测英语试卷（含音频）

河北省雄安新区部分学校2024-2025学年高二下学期期末考试英语试题一、听力选择题1．WhatisachallengeforThomas?A．Skiing. B．Swimming. C．Streetdance.2．Whatdidtheboydolastweekend?A．Heboughtanexercisebook.B．Hevisitedhisgrandmother.C．Hedidhishomework.3．Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A．Handlingparent-childrelationships.B．Spendingqualitytimealone.C．Makingmorefriends.4．Whomightthewomanbe?A．JackPerkins’client. B．Theman’scolleague. C．Asecretary.5．Whatdoesthemanmean?A．Theywillmissthetrain. B．Thetrafficwillbeheavy. C．Theycanarriveontime.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatdoesthemanthinkofchildren’slifenowadays?A．It’sinteresting. B．It’sboring. C．It’sbusy.7．Whatdoesthewoman’sdaughteralwaysdoafterschool?A．Learntodance. B．Playtheguitar. C．Watchsportsvideos.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatmightthewomandoinNewYorkCity?A．Goiceskating. B．Godiving. C．Eatdeliciousfood.9．Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardsthesleepservicesatfirst?A．Supportive. B．Doubtful. C．Uncertain.10．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Heworksinahotel. B．Hehastwochildren. C．Hehastroublesleeping.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11．Whatisthesecondpieceofevidencethewomanoffers?A．Woodenschoolshelpchildrenconcentrate.B．Roomswithnatureviewsimprovepeople’smood.C．Woodenroomshelppatientsrecoverbetter.12．WhatdoesMichaelRamageadvocate?A．Fightingagainstclimatechangebyprotectingwoods.B．Replacinghuman-madematerialswithnaturalones.C．Combiningmodernbuildingmaterialswithwood.13．WhenwasthetallestskyscraperintheUSbuilt?A．In1985. B．In2019. C．In2022.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。14．Howlongwastheworld’slongestbicycletill2024?A．47.5meters. B．55.16meters. C．60meters.15．WhatinspiredIvanSchalktobuildtheworld’slongestbicycle?A．Apieceofnews. B．Alocalevent. C．AGuinnessWorldRecord.16．Wherewastheworld’sfirstrecordedlongestbicyclecreated?A．InGermany. B．InAustralia. C．IntheNetherlands.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．WhatisTheFirstFolio?A．AcollectionofShakespeare’splays.B．AstoryShakespearewrote.C．Apublishingcompany.18．HowmanycopiesofthebookarethereintheFolgerShakespeareLibrary?A．250. B．160. C．90.19．Wheredoesthebest-conditioncopybelongnow?A．WilliamPettyFitzmaurice’shouse.B．TheCityofLondonCorporation.C．TheLondonMetropolitanArchive.20．WhatdoesLizSchaferlearnfromthebook?A．TheplayswerenotfixedinShakespeare’stime.B．Peopledidn’tacceptShakespeare’splays.C．ComedieswerenotpopularwithBritishpeople.二、阅读理解JoinOurExcitingReviewContest!We’reinvitingteenstosharehonest,thoughtfulbookreviewsnow!Reviewsmustreflectyourgenuineopinions,butremember:allsubmissionsmustbesentbeforeAugust23,2025.ParticipationRequirements:·Openonlyto13-to19-year-oldswithanactiveTeenCreativityaccount.·Reviewsmustconnecttotheevent’stheme（detailsprovideduponentry）.·Keepeachreviewunder250words.·Submitasmanyreviewsasyoulike—there’snolimit!ReviewGuidelines:·Beginwithabriefsummaryofthebook.Avoidrevealingitsconclusion.·Sharewhatstoodouttoyou:Wastheplotappealing?Didthecharactersresonate(引起共鸣)?Whatfrustratedorsurprisedyou?·Targetyourrecommendation:Isthebookperfectforyoungteenagersorbettersuitedforolderreaders?Wouldfansoffantasyloveit?Compareittootherworkstohelppotentialreadersdecide.·Speakyourmindconfidently:Skipphraseslike“Ithink”or“Ibelieve”.Bedirectandbold(大胆的)inyourcriticism!Prizes:·Allparticipantsreceiveadigitalparticipationcertificate.·Firstprizewinners:OnereviewpublishedinTeenCreativityMagazineandgeta6-monthfreesubscription.·Secondprizewinners:A3-monthmagazinesubscription.·WinnerswillbenotifiedandprizesdistributedbyDecember28,2025.Readytojoin?Shareyourthoughtsandhelpfellowreadersdiscovergreatbooks!Submityourentriesat.Happyreviewing!21．Whatdoweknowaboutthecontestrequirements?A．Thereviewshouldbeabove250words. B．Connectingtotheevent’sthemeisoptional.C．Oneparticipantmaysubmitunlimitedentries. D．Participantscandiscussthebook’sconclusion.22．Whichprizeisonlyavailabletofirstprizewinners?A．Acertificate. B．Ajoboffer.C．Alargesumofcash. D．Ahalf-yearfreesubscription.23．Whoisthistextintendedfor?A．Book-lovingteenagers. B．MagazinesubscribersC．Prize-winningauthors. D．Librarystaff.OnenightinMay2005changedeverything.IwasinBuenosAireshavingdinnerwithmyuncle.Afterward,Itookataxibacktomyhotel.Thedriver,aquietyoungman,drovethroughdarkstreets.Tiredfromtheday,Irestedmyheadagainstthewindow.Suddenly,thetaximadeasharpturntoavoidacrash.Thedoorflewopen,andIfellontotheroad.Myheelshitthegroundhard.Strangersrushedtohelpassharppainshotthroughmylegs.Anambulancetookmetothehospital.Duringrecovery,Ifoundcomfortinsmallthings.Oneday,IwatchedScentofaWomanonthehospitalTV.TheactorAlPacino’slines—“Ifyoumakeamistake,justkeepdancing”—stayedwithme.Dancinghadalwaysbeenmyescape,butnowitfeltimpossible.Senthomeonamedicalbed,Istayedatmymother’shouseforweeks.Imovedfromawheelchairtoawalkingstick.Simplemoveswerehard;mybalancewasweak.Fearfollowedmeeverywhere—crossingstreets,gettingintocars—likemybodydidn’ttrusttheworldanymore.TheturningpointcamewhenIreturnedtotango.Atfirst,Idancedcarefullyinsportsshoes,holdingmypartner’sarmtightly.Progresswasslow,buttangogroundedme.Atdancenights,dancingthreesongswithstrangerstaughtmetotrustagain.Asafollower,Ifocusedonmypartner’ssignals,matchingourbreathingandmovement.Thetangoembrace(拥抱)becamemorethanahold—itwassilentconversation.Inthosemoments,sadnessandfearturnedintofocus.Eachstepwasapromise:Keepgoing.Yearslater,Iseehowtangomirroredmyhealing.Bornfromhardship,ittaughtmetomovewithlife’schallenges.Thosetwelve-minutedancesweren’tjuststeps—theyprovedthatevenwhenyourbodyfails,yourspiritcanlead.24．Whatchangedtheauthor’slifeinBuenosAires?A．Ameaningfulfamilydinner. B．Aseveretrafficaccident.C．Aninspiringmoviescene. D．Amemorabletaxiconversation.25．WhywerePacino’slinesimportanttotheauthor?A．Itreflectedherloveforacting. B．Itinspiredhertoavoidmistakes.C．Itgaveherspiritualguidance. D．Ithelpedherperformperfectly.26．Whatpsychologicalstruggledidtheauthorface?A．Fearofsocialactivities. B．Regretaboutpastchoices.C．Increasinganxietyaboutfuturework. D．Lossofconfidenceinphysicalabilities.27．Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor?A．Adventurousandambitious. B．Strong-willedandreflective.C．Sociableandcompetitive. D．Cool-headedandcarefree.AdesireforofflineconnectionisdrivingaUKbookclubrevival,offeringawaytoescapescreensandloneliness.Fromcelebrity-backedgroupslikeDuaLipa’sto“silent”clubs,thesegatheringsprioritizecommunityasmuchasliterature.“Therisereflectsahungerfordeeperbonds,”saysHollyCooke,founderofTheLonelyGirlsClub,whichexpandedintobookclubsamidgrowingdemand.Statisticsprovethetrend:BookclublistsonEventbritejumped350%post-2020,while“bookclub”reenteredMeetup’stop10searchterms.ClubslikeGlasgow’sfeministBookClub,foundedbyStefanieMcCartney,nowattractupto40attendeesmonthly.Today’sclubscombineliteraturewiththemedexperiences—likedetectivenightdinnersorknitting(针织)circles—toservespecificaudiences.Identity-focusedgroups,suchasLiterallyBlackBookClub,createsafespacesforminoritygroupcommunities.Silentbookclubs,meanwhile,offerconnectionthroughsharedquietreading.Astechnologyadvances,peoplearefacingheightenedsocialisolation(孤单).Lonelinessanddigitaloverloadarekeydrivers.“Theisolationemphasizedourneedformeaningfulinteraction,”Cookeexplains.Bookclubsprovidestructure,McCartneyadds,allowingpeopletoengagehowevertheychoose.Asscreenfatigue(疲惫)grows,manyseekrefugeinphysicalbooksandin-persondiscussion.Cookesays:“Peoplewantabreakfromscreens,likehowmusicfansenjoyold-stylerecordsorpeoplewritediaries.”Clubswithoutalcoholarealsopopular.Moreclubsnowdon’tfocusondrinking.McCartneystates:“Weneedchoicesbesidesdrinking.”MemberLauraMenendezlikesthatit’snotaboutbuyingthings;“It’saboutbeingtogether,notspendingmoney.”CelebritieslikeDuaLipaandKaiaGerberhaveintensifiedthetrend,drawingyoungeraudiences.Inanageofdisconnection,bookclubscombinetraditionwithmodernneeds,provingsharedreadingisanythingbutoutdated.AsCookenotes,“It’sneverbeenmorerelevant.Theyprovideaspacewhereideasarechallenged,broadened,andenrichedthroughcollectivediscussion,offeringconnectionsandtheinsightsafterthepagesareturned,leavingaremarkablemarkonthecommunity.”28．WhatdrivestheUKbookclubrevival?A．Socialmediainfluence. B．Desireforreal-worldbonds.C．Increasedpublishingofnovels. D．Governmentculturalpolicies.29．Howdoestheauthorillustratethebookclubs’popularity?A．Bycitingplatformstatistics. B．Bylistingclubvarieties.C．Bymentioningcelebrityexamples. D．Bydescribingmemberemotions.30．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“refuge”inParagraph5mean?A．Recreationalactivities. B．Routinebehaviors.C．Socialresponsibility. D．Safeshelter.31．WhatdoesCookethinkofthebookclubs’impact?A．It’sfar-reaching. B．It’syouth-dependent.C．It’sdigitally-driven. D．It’sentertainment-focused.Beesaredecliningglobally.Scientistswarnthatinsufficientresearchexiststofullyunderstandoraddressthiscrisis.NowatWakehurst,KewGardens’wildbotanicgardeninSussex,researchersarepioneeringastudytoidentifywhichtreesbestsupportbees,aimingtohandletheiralarmingdecline.Usingadvancedsensorsplacedintrees,theteamdetectsbeesbymonitoringtheuniquebuzz(嗡嗡响)oftheirwingbeats.Thismethodcreates“heatmaps”showingwhichspeciesattractthemostpollinators(授粉者).ThestudyalsoanalyzesDNAfromcollectedpollen(花粉)todeterminewhichflowersbeesprefer.Dr.JanineGriffiths-Lee,pollinationresearchlead,emphasizestheurgency:“Nearly90%offloweringplantsrelyonpollinators,yettheUK’sflyinginsectpopulationhasdroppedby60%in20years.Globally,thisdeclinethreatenscropstabilityandessentialecosystemservices.”Trees,sheexplains,actas“3Dstructures”offeringvastreservesofpollendespitetheirsmallgroundfootprint.Identifyingthemostbeneficialspeciescouldhelpcitiesbecomelifelinesforbees.Wakehurst’s535-acreestateservesasa“livinglaboratory”forclimatesolutions.DirectorSusanRaikesexplains,“Wefacetwincauses—biodiversitylossandclimatechange.Asnativeplantsstruggle,wemustfindalternativestosustainpollinators.”ThestudyaimstopinpointtreesfromwarmerclimatesthatcouldsurviveintheUK’schangingenvironment,ensuringfuturefoodsecurity.Urbanareas,oftenseenasecologicaldeserts,holduntappedpotential.Byplantingtherighttrees,citiescanbecomevitalhabitatsforbees.Forexample,limetreesarerichinpollen,whilehorsechestnutsofferearly-seasonflowers.Non-nativespeciesmayextendbloomingperiods,bridginggapsinfoodsupply.Theresearchunderscoresabroadertruth:savingbeesrequiresreimagininghumanspaces.Withpollinatorsresponsibleforoneinthreebitesoffood,theirsurvivaliscloselyconnectedtoours.AsRaikesstates,“Weneednature-basedsolutionstosurvive.”Byintegratingtechnologywithecology,thisprojectoffershope—notjustforbees,butforthedelicateweboflifetheysustain.32．WhatdoesKewGardens’studymainlyaimtodo?A．Protectbeesindangerousareas. B．Findtreesthataremosthelpfultobees.C．Comparelocalandforeignplants. D．Createnewbee-trackingdevices.33．Howdoresearchersdeterminebeepreferences?A．Byanalyzingsoilqualityneartrees. B．ThroughDNAtestsandsoundmapping.C．Bymeasuringpollenproductionannually. D．Throughsatellitetrackingofbeecolonies.34．Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardurbanbeeconservation?A．Negative. B．Uncertain. C．Dismissive. D．Promising.35．What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A．BeeSafetyNeedingBetterParkManagement.B．RescuingTrees:BeeSensorsMapInsectSounds.C．BeeSurvivalLinkedtoSmarterUrbanTreechoices.D．SavingBees:GlobalSensorsTrackpollinatorDecline.Deeptravelisallabouttryingtounderstandtheculture,thehistory,orthecuisineofyourdestination.36.Andhereareafewtipsfordeeptravel.SlowdownThisisparticularlyrelevanttolongtrips.Travelburnoutisveryreal,andcanmakethewholeexperiencemuchlessenjoyable.Trytoplanyourschedulesothatyouhaveatleastafewnightsineverystop,ratherthanmovingoneveryfewdays!37.Ifyouonlyhavethreedays,it’stempting(诱人的)tosimplytickthingsoffthe“toptenattractions”list.Butthatmakesithardertoreallyappreciateeachone.38.Behonestwithyourself.Areyouvisitingthetopsightsorthemostfamousmuseumbecauseyou’regenuinelyinterestedinit,orbecauseTripAdvisortoldyouit’sthe“best”thingtodothere?Don’ttreatyourexplorationlikeasightseeingchecklist.Instead,putexperiencesfirstwhenyoucan.Lookforsomethingmoreexperiential.Thatcouldbeaclass,astorytellingtour,oreventryinganewsport.TalktolocalsThere’sreallynobetterwaytolearnaboutaculturethanspeakingtothelocals.It’stheirculture,afterall.Sowheneveryoucan,trytochattolocals.Evenastrangerinabarorcoffeeshop.Andtakethechancetopressthemforalocalrecommendation.39.TrytofindameetupOneoftheawesomethingsabouttheInternetishowitcanmakebeingsocialsomucheasier!Justdoasearchandyou’llfindseveralgroupswhereyoucanaskquestionsorgetintouchwithfellowtravelers.40.SiteslikeMeetupandCouchsurfingareallaboutconnectingtravelerswithlocals,andthey’rebrilliantplacestostart.Manyhostelsandco-workingspacesalsorunevents—whetherit’sasocial,amovienight,oraclass.A．BookafoodtourB．PrioritizeexperiencesC．Betterstill,trytofindlocaleventstogotoD．ThesameprincipleappliestoshortertripsE．It’sabouttryingtogetbeneaththesurfaceofaplaceF．AskabouttheirfavoriterestaurantorwhattheydoforfunG．Trytofindaccommodationthatisclosetopublictransportation三、完形填空Mymother,JaniceGoldstein,wasthemostcreativepersonI’veeverknown.Growingupinthe1970s,Iwasconstantly41byhertalent.Thehousewasalwaysfilledwiththesoftclick-clackofneedlesandfabrics.AndIknewitwasa(n)42oflove.43,in2017everythingchanged.Mymothersufferedstrokes(中风),44theuseofherrightsideandhavingtouseawheelchair.WhenI45herplace,Ifoundthosethreeunfinishedsweaters.Iknew46whotheywereintendedforanditbrokemyhearttoseethem47.Ibroughtthemtoalocalknitting(针织)storetoseeiftheycouldbefinished.That’swhenIlearnedaboutLooseEnds,anorganizationthat48peoplewithunfinishedcraft(手工艺)projectsfromlovedoneswithlocalhandcrafterswhocan49themfreeofcharge.I50LooseEndsandwasconnectedwithAnnaMinmier,atalentedfinisher.Anna,withherdecadesofknittingexperience,handledmymother’sworkwiththegreatest51.Watchingherfingersmovewithprecisionandgrace,Iwasamazedathowshebroughtmymother’s52tolife.Forme,thisprojectwasmorethanjustfinishingsomesweaters.Itwasabeautifulwayto53mymotherandkeepmymemoryalive.WhenmymotherpassedawayinSeptemberlastyear,thesesweatersbecameevenmore54tome.I’mdeeplygratefulforthechancetogivemymother’sunfinishedworkafitting55.41．A．bored B．amazed C．frightened D．confused42．A．labor B．policy C．payment D．experiment43．A．Otherwise B．Instead C．However D．Therefore44．A．losing B．rebuilding C．calculating D．locking45．A．stoppedby B．tookapart C．gaveaway D．packedup46．A．partly B．exactly C．properly D．directly47．A．torn B．incomplete C．forgotten D．stolen48．A．donates B．instructs C．matches D．oversees49．A．finish B．decorate C．fold D．purchase50．A．rejected B．organized C．contacted D．disappointed51．A．speed B．hope C．regret D．care52．A．creations B．imaginations C．discoveries D．ambitions53．A．promise B．change C．support D．honor54．A．bearable B．distant C．precious D．affordable55．A．shift B．improvement C．regulation D．conclusion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。InMarch2025,ChinesearchitectLiuJiakun56(award)thePritzkerArchitecturePrize,becomingthesecondwinnerfromChinaafterWangShuin2012.Liu’sjourneyreflectedacombinationofliterarypassion57architecturalinnovation.GraduatingfromChongqingUniversityin1982,he58(initial)workedinXizangandXinjiangbeforedivingintoliterarywritinginthe1980s.Aturningpointcamein1993whenapeer’sarchitecturalexhibitionfueledhispassionfordesign,leadinghim59(found)Jiakunarchitectsin1999.Liu’sdesignphilosophy,rootedincontext-drivendignity,emphasizessocialresponsibilityandculturalcontinuity.Herejectsrigidstyles,favoringstrategies60(tailor)toeachproject’suniqueneeds.Hisworkintegrateslocalmaterials,traditionalcraftsmanship(手工艺),andsustainablepractices.Cooperatingwithlocalartisans,Liuensureshisdesignsreflectregionalidentityandpromotescommunity61(interact).Amonghisiconicworks,XicunDayuan(WestVillageCompound,2015)standsout.As62Chengdulocal,hetookfullaccountoflocalcharacteristics.ThisChengdumixed-usecomplexreimaginesSichuan’scourtyardculturewithopencourtyards,elevatedwalkways,andbamboolandscapes—adesign63createsadynamiccenterforurbanlife.ThePritzkerjury(评审团)praisedLiuforbreakingfreefromstylisticlimitationsandcombiningidealswithpractical,dailylifeaspectswhile64(address)urbanizationchallenges.Hislegacy(遗产)liesinredefiningChinesearchitecture65abridgebetweenheritageandmodernity,provingthatbuildingscanheal,inspire,andunitecommunities.五、书信写作66．5月18日是世界博物馆日，你校于当日组织了去市博物馆的参观活动。请你写一篇英文报道向校报英语角投稿，内容包括：1．活动情况介绍；2．活动反响。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。ATriptotheCityMuseumonWorldMuseumDay____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。“HeyMs.Woodall!”ThecheerfulshoutcutthroughthewarmSaturdayair.MydaughterandIwerewalkingthroughasamplehouseinthenewneighborhoodwheresheandherhusbandhadjustboughtland.WhenIheardthatvoice,myheartgavealittlejumpofrecognition.Ilookedaround.There,standingonthefreshearthoftheyardnextdoor,wasalittlefigurecoveredindirt,hisbrownhairmessy.“William!”Icriedout,genuinelysurprised.“Whatonearthareyoudoinghere?”Hepattedhischestproudly.“Helpingmydadputdowngrass!”Hepointedtowardsthenextyard,whereIspottedhisfather,headdown,workinghardwitharoller.William’sdadownedagardeningbusiness.“Ibethelovesthehelp,”Isaidwarmly,turningtomydaughter.“ThisisWilliam.Oneofmystudents.He’s...”Myusualpraiseabouthishelpfulnesswascaughtinmythroat.“He’swonderfultohaveinclass...ahardworker,”Ifinished,seeinghisexpectantface.Inmyclass,Williamwasdifferentfromothers.Readingwasarealstruggleforhim.Heoftenforgothishomework.Numberssometimesescapedfromhishead.I’dspentsomanylunchtimestryingtohelphimcatchup.Myvoicewaspatientbutmystomachwasoftenfilledwithworry.“Willheevergraspthis?Whatifhefallstoofarbehind?”William’seyeslitupwhenwelearnedaboutinsects,orbirds,orhowplantsgrew.Breaktime,hewasn’tontheswings;hewaschasingabutterflyorwatchingalineofantscarryfoodbiggerthanthemselves.Whenspringarrived,Iannouncedourspecialproject:GrowingSunflowers!Eachchildwouldplantsomeseeds,careforthem,andwatchthemgrow.“Sunflowersfollowthesun,”Iexplained.“Theyteachusaboutpatience...andaboutfindingthelight.”William’shandshotuplikearocket.“CanIgivethemwater?Everyday?!”Hisvoicewasurgent,hopeful.“Ofcourseyoucan,William,”Ismiled.Butinside,asmall,doubtfulthoughtwhispered:Isthisjustanotherdistraction(干扰)?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。Shouldn’thebefocusingonhisreading?____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Onthelastschoolday,aflashofbrilliantyellowinthegardencaughtmyeye.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案题号12345678910答案BBACCCAABC题号11121314151617181920答案ABCBCAACBA题号21222324252627282930答案CDABCDBBAD题号31323334353637383940答案ABBDCEDBFC题号41424344454647484950答案BACADBBCAC题号5152535455答案DADCD1．B【原文】W:Thomas,youhavesuchawiderangeofskills—skiing,streetdance,andsoon.Itseemslikethere’snothingyoucan’tmaster.M:Ican’tswimduetoafearfromanincident.IalwaysgetcoldfeetwhenI’mnearapool.2．B【原文】W:Whydidn’tyouhandinyourexercisebook,George?M:I’msorry.Ididn’thavetimetofinishthehomeworklastweekend.Ipaidavisittomysickgrandma.W:Alright,butpleasehanditintomorrow.3．A【原文】W:Idon’tknowwhattodowithJessica.Shenevertellsmewhatshereallythinks.AndIcannevermakeherhappy.M:Trytobeherfriendandgivehersomespace.Thesemethodshaveworkedwellformydaughter.4．C【原文】M:Hello,thisisFredSandersfromLinkCompany.CanIspeaktoJackPerkins?W:Well,heiswithaclientinhisoffice.MayItakeamessage?M:No,thanks.I’llcallbacklater.5．C【原文】W:Howlongwillittakeustogettothetrainstation?M:Abouthalfanhour.W:Whatifthereisalotoftraffic?M:Don’tworry.Therewon’tbemuchtrafficthislateatnight.6．C7．A【原文】W:Haveyoueverthoughtthatlifeistoobusyforchildrennowadays?They’retryingtofitinsomanythings.M:Yes,thepaceoftheirlifeisn’tslow.Theyhavereallybusyschedulesnowadays.Mynephewisalwaysrushingtodothings—dohishomework,dosportsandplaytheguitar.W:Iknowwhatyoumean.Mydaughterhasdanceclasseseverynightafterschool.M:Ithinkparentsexpectalotmorefromtheirkidsthesedaysinthiscompetitivesociety.8．A9．B10．C【原文】M:Thewintervacationiscoming.Doyouhaveanyplansforit?W:AbsolutelyJustthinkingofeatingtastyfoodundertheEiffelTower,iceskatingatNewYorkCity’sRockefellerCenteranddivinginBalimakesmefeelexcited.Andyou?M:Iprefersleeptourism.W:Whatdoyoumeanby“sleeptourism”?M:It’sanewwaytotravelwithonlyonepurpose—gettinggoodsleep.Thesleeptourismindustryoffersvarioussleepservices.Forexample,hotelsoffertouristsgoodbedding,createaquietenvironmentandorganizerelaxingactivities.W:Butwecanalsoenjoythese“services”athome.Whydowewastemoneyonthat?M:Ibegtodiffer.Whenwestayinahotel,wecanbeawayfromworkpressure,noisychildrenandpotentialnighttimeinterruptions.Inshort,sleeptourismisidealforthosewhooftensufferfromsleepproblems.W:Thenyoushoulddefinitelytryit.11．A12．B13．C【原文】M:Today,we’llbetalkingabouthowwoodisbeingusedinnewwaystobuildagreenerfuture.W:Well,evidenceshowshospitalpatientsrecoverbetterinwoodenroomsorwithnatureviews.Anotherpieceofevidenceisthatchildreninwoodenschoolsshowimprovedlearning,focus,andlowerstress.M:Additionally,buildingwithwoodhelpsfightclimatechange.W:Yeah.Actually,ArchitectMichaelRamagelooksatthepossibilityofusingwoodandfast-growingmaterialslikebambootoreplacesteelandconcreteinconstruction.M:Agoodexampleiswood,anewmaterialmadefromlayersofpine.Itisasstrongassteel.W:Yes.It’salreadybeenusedtobuildskyscrapers,suchasthe85-meter-highskyscraperwhichwascompletedin2019inNorway,andtheworld’stallestonethatwascompletedin2022intheUS.14．B15．C16．A【原文】M:Bella,Ijustreadaninterestingpieceofnews.Ateamof8engineeringenthusiastsfromtheNetherlandsbuilttheworld’slongestbicyclein2024.W:Thelongestbicycle?Howlongisit?M:55.16meters.It’saroundthelengthoftwobluewhales.W:That’samazing.Howdidtheteamcomeupwiththeidea?M:TheteamwasledbyIvanSchalk,who’sbeenplanningthissincehewasachild.HeoncereceivedaGuinnessWorldRecordsbookinwhichhecameacrossarecordforthelongestbicycle.Inordertobreaktherecord,hesoughtoutteammembersinhishomevillage.However,buildingthebicyclewasalongprocess.W:Romewasn’tbuiltinaday.Anyway,whatwasthepreviousrecord?M:Thepreviousrecordwassetin2020byanAustralian,whosebikemeasured47.5meters.Actually,thefirstrecordhasbeenbrokennumeroustimesoverthepast60years.Itwassetin1965byabicyclebuiltinCologne,Germany,measuring8meters.17．A18．C19．B20．A【原文】W:Shakespeare’splaysremainattheheartofthestudyofEnglishliteratureworldwide,andalsosupportthetouristindustryinStratford-upon-Avon,