安徽省十校联盟2025-2026学年高二下学期7月初期末质量检测英语+答案

2024级高二7月初期末质量检测

英语

满分150分，时间120分钟。请在答题卡上作答。

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，

并标在试卷的相应位置。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.WhatdoesthewomanmeanwhenshesaysMikeis“ontopoftheworld”?

A.Heisstandingonahighplace.

B.Heisfeelingextremelyhappy.

C.Heisthetallestpersonintheworld.

2.Howdoesthewomanusuallygotowork?

A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Onfoot.

3.WhydoesthemanprefershoppingatBrown'sinsteadofthenewsupermarket?

A.It'smuchbigger.B.It'sinthisarea.C.It'slesscrowded.

4.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Classmates.B.Fellowworkers.C.Salesmanandcustomer.

5.Whatarethespeakersdoing?

A.Negotiatingabusinessdeal.B.Discussingaworkreport.C.Planningasocialevent

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。

听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。

6.Whydidn'tthewomanbuyanyclothesintheshop?

A.Theywereofbadquality.

B.Hermotherdislikedthem.

C.Thereweren'tanywarmjackets.

7.Whatseasonisitnow?

A.Spring.B.Autumn.C.Winter.

听第7段材料，回答第8至9题。

8.Whatdoweknowaboutthebeerfestival?

A.Itisverypopular.B.Ithasalonghistory.C.ItisheldinBamberg.

9.Whatdidthemandoduringthetrip?

A.Hevisitedmuseums.B.Heattendedthebeerfestival.C.Hewenttohistoricsquares.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.Whatisthemanprobably?

A.Ateacher.B.Ascientist.C.Acook.

11.WhatdoweknowaboutShenzhou-12astronautsinspace?

A.Theyplantedpotatoes.

B.Theycouldheattheirmeals.

C.Theyhadalimitedchoiceoffood.

12.HowdoesElenasoundintheend?

A.Proud.B.Grateful.C.Excited.

听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13.Whydoesthewomanhaverecreationalfacilitiesintheoffice?

A.Tohelpemployeesrelax.

B.Toattractmoreemployees.

C.Tocompetewithothertechcompanies.

14.Whydoesthemandescribehisownworkplaceasuncomfortable?

A.Hehasasmallroom.

B.Itlacksrecreationalfacilities.

C.Thecolleagueshavenocommunication.

15.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?

A.Movehouse.B.Askforapromotion.C.Changehisjob.

16.Whatistheman'sattitudetowardsthewoman'ssuggestion?

A.Hedismissesit.B.Hestronglyagrees.C.Heisuncertain.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.Whatmakesrockartsurprising?

A.Itsvarietyofstyles.B.Itsfocusonhumanfigures.C.Itssimilaritiesacrosscultures.

18.HowlonghastherockartinAustraliaexisted?

A.Foratleast20,000years.B.Foratleast10,000years.C.Foratleast1,800years.

19.WhatimagesshowEuropeanarrivalinAustralia?

A.Landscapes.B.Horses.C.Stickfigures.

20.Whatwillthespeakertalkaboutnext?

A.Damagetorockart.B.Featuresofrockart.C.Placestoseerockart.

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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Bookingahotelattherighttimecansavemoneyandensureacomfortablestay.Herearesomepracticaltipsto

helpyouplan.

1.ConsiderSeasons

Hotelsinpopulartouristdestinationsfollowseasonalpatterns,sothebesttimetobookcandependonwhen

you'retraveling:

HighSeason(summer,holidays,schoolbreaks):Book4-6monthsinadvance.

ShoulderSeason(spring,fall):Book2-3monthsahead.

LowSeason(usuallywinter,exceptholidays):Booking1monthinadvanceisusuallyenough.

2.CheckLocalEventsandHolidays

Localeventsandholidayscandramaticallyaffecthotelavailability,asroomsfillupquicklyforbigevents.

Specialevents(festivals,conventions,sports):Book6-12monthsearly.

Nationalorlocalholidays:Book4-6monthsinadvance.

3.ThinkAboutHotelType

Differenthotelshavedifferentdemands.

Budgethotels:Booking1-2monthsaheadisusuallyfine.

Luxuryhotels:Book3-6monthsearly,especiallyforsuitesorspecialamenities.

Specialrooms(familyrooms,viewrooms):Reserve6-12monthsahead.

4.LookforFreeCancellation

Manyhotelsofferfreecancellation.Bookingearlywithflexibleoptionsletsyourebookatalowerpriceifrates

drop.Aimforhotelsthatallowchangeswhenbooking3-6monthsahead.

5.Last-MinuteDeals

Sometimeslast-minutebookingcansavemoney,especiallyinoff-peakseasons.AppslikeHotelTonighthelp

finddeals.Butthisisriskyinpopulardestinationsorbusyseasons.

Usingtheseguidelines,you'llbewell-preparedtobookyournexthotelwithconfidence—happytravels!

21.Whichneedstheearliestbooking?

A.Luxuryhotels.B.Specialevents.

C.Nationalholidays.D.ShoulderSeasonhotels.

22.Whenshouldyoubookafamilyroominapopulartouristcityduringsummer?

A.1monthbeforethetrip.B.2to3monthsinadvance.

C.4to6monthsaheadoftime.D.Atleast6monthsbeforethetrip.

23.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthebookingtimeline?

A.Specialeventsmakeroomscheaper.B.Budgethotelsarealwayseasytobook.

C.Roomscarcityrequiresearlierbooking.D.Freecancellationguaranteespricedrops.

B

Formostfamilies,Mother'sDayisajoyousoccasionmarkedbyflowers,specialmeals,andheartfeltphone

callshome.Yet,forthosewhohavelosttheirmothers,thisholidaycanbeincrediblylonelyandemotionallypainful.

Seekingtooffercomforttosuchindividuals,Zane'sItalianBistroinDenverdecidedtotakeanextraordinarystep.

Therestaurantisofferingfreemealstoanyonewhoisgrievingthelossoftheirmother.Theowner,Zanee

Anderson,firstsharedhisideaonTikTok,sayinghewantedtobuydinnerforthosewithoutmoms.Thepostrapidly

gainedattention,drawinghundredsofvisitorstotherestaurant.Somebroughtphotographsoftheirmothers,others

recountedcherishedmemories,andonevisitorevenbroughthermother'sashes.

Andersoncameupwiththiskindideafromhisownexperiencelosinghismother,Gayle,in2019.Hefully

understandstheemotionaldifficultyofthistimeofyear.Hebelievesthatifhecanmakesomeonefeelspecialduring

adifficultweek,itisabsolutelyworthit.Therestaurantsoonturnedintoaplaceofsupport,wherepeoplecouldshare

storiesandrealizetheywerenotaloneintheirsadness.

AmongthevisitorswereDanSniderandhiswife,Adrienne.Dan'sadoptivemothertookhiminfromfoster

care(寄养家庭)whenhewasachild,andlosingherwasveryhardforhim.AdrienneexplainedthatMother'sDay

isdifficultbecausemanyfamiliesvisitcemeteries(墓地)insteadofhavingcelebrations.Shealsonotedthatfoodis

deeplyconnectedtomemory,asmothersoftenshowlovethroughcooking.

Despitetheincreasingcostsofrunningtherestaurant,Andersonbelievesthatprovidingemotionalsupportis

moreimportantthanfinancialgain.ForDan,theexperiencewasaremindertotreasureeverymomentwithloved

ones.WhileheenjoyedthecomfortingItalianfood,hesmiledandadmitted,"Tt'sgood,butit'sjustnotmymom's."

24.WhydidZane'sItalianBistroofferfreemeals?

A.Toattractmorecustomers.B.Tohelpthosemissingtheirmoms.

C.Toshowofftherestaurant'sfood.D.TocelebrateMother'sDayinaway.

25.WhatinspiredZanetostartthisactivity?

A.Asuggestionfromhisfriends.B.ThepopularityofTikTokposts.

C.Hisownexperienceoflosinghismom.D.Theneedtoincreaserestaurantincome.

26.WhatdoesDan'slastsentenceimply?

A.Hismomwasabettercook.B.Themealfailstocomforthim.

C.Hemisseshismother'scooking.D.HeprefersItalianhomecooking.

27.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribesZaneAnderson?

A.Acaringsoulfullofunderstanding.B.AgenerouscookgoodatItalianfood.

C.AcreativemanagerfullofbusinessideasD.Asuccessfulbusinessmanfocusedonfame.

C

Fastfashionistheproductionofcheap,low-qualityclothesthataremadeandsoldveryquicklytofollowthe

latesttrends.FamousbrandslikeZara,H&M,andUNIQLOaretypicalexamples.Thesecompaniesattractcustomers

withlowprices,encouragingpeopletobuymorethantheyneed.Formany,itseemsmuchcheapertobuylow-priced,

short-livedclothesthantospendmoneyonhigh-qualityclothesthatmaysoongooutofstyle.

However,thiscycleofbuyingandthrowingawayofclothescreatesseriousenvironmentalproblems.Thefast

fashionindustryisresponsibleforabout8%ofglobalcarbonemissions—morethanallinternationalflightsandsea

shippingcombined.Theseemissionscomenotonlyfrommakingtheclothesbutalsofromshippingthemworldwide

andthrowingthemaway.

Waterisanothermajorconcern.Thefashionindustryisthesecond-largestconsumerofwaterglobally.For

example,producingjustonecottonshirtrequiresabout2,660litersofwater,whileapairofjeansneedsnearly7,600

liters.Furthermore,textiledyeing(纺织品染色)isaleadingcauseofwaterpollution,asharmfulchemicalsareoften

pouredintorivers.

Additionally,fastfashioncontributestoplasticpollution.Manybrandsusesyntheticfibers(合成纤维)like

polyester,whichtakehundredsofyearstobreakdown.Shockingly,about35%ofthemicroplasticsfoundinthe

oceancomefromwashingtheseplastic-basedclothes.

So,whatcanwedo?Whileitisinvitingtobuyfashionableandaffordablecollections,wemustrethinkour

choices.FashionexpertPatsyPerryadvises,"Lessismore."Wecansupportsustainablecompaniesandreducethe

numberofclotheswebuy.Goodqualityclothesmaycostmoreatfirst,buttheylastlongerandareworththemoney

overtime.Bymakingsmarterchoices,wecanhelpprotectourplanet.

28.Whydomanypeoplepreferfastfashionclothes?

A.Theyseemtocostless.B.Theycanlastalongtime.

C.Theylookalwaysfashionable.D.Theyarebetterfortheenvironment.

29.Whatcanwelearnaboutsyntheticfibersfromthetext?

A.Theyaresaferthancotton.B.Theybreakdownveryquickly.

C.Washingthempollutestheocean.D.Theyhelpreducecarbonemissions.

30.WhatdoPatsyPerry'swords“Lessismore”imply?

A.Buyinglessmeansspendingless.B.Buyinglessbringsmorebenefits.

C.Cheapclothesaremorevaluable.D.High-qualityclothesgooutofstyle.

31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?

A.FastFashion:TrendsandStylesB.FastFashion:PriceandQuality

C.FastFashion:BenefitsandRisksD.FastFashion:ProblemsandSolutions

D

ScientistsattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology(MIT)havemadeasurprisingdiscovery:riceseedsthat

“hear”thesoundofraindropsseemtosprout(发芽)fasterthanthosethatdonot.Thisstudyisthefirsttosuggest

thatseedscanactuallysensesoundandusetheinformationtohelpthemdecidethebesttimetogrow.

Itmightsoundstrange,butitisnotcompletelynewtosaythatplantscan"hear".Inthepast,scientistsfound

thatplantscouldrespondtothesoundsmadebyhungryinsects.Now,theMITresearchersbelievethatriceseedscan

sensethesoundofraindropshittingthewateranduseittotheiradvantage.

Totestthisidea,thescientistsplacedthousandsofriceseedsinshallowpoolsofwater.Somepoolswerekept

completelyquiet,whileothershadfallingwaterdropstoimitaterealrain.Theresultsshowedthatseedsexposedto

thesoundofrainsproutedabout30-40%fasterthanthoseinthequietpools.Theteambelievesthisfastergrowth

givestheseedsabetterchanceofsurviving.

Buthowdoseeds"hear"?Soundisactuallyavibration(振动).Insidetheseedcells,therearetiny,heavygrains

thathelpseedsknowwhichwayisdown.Whenrainhitsthewater,itcreatespowerfulvibrations.Thesevibrations

shakethetinygrainsinsidetheseeds,whichlikelyhelpstriggerthemtosproutearlier.

Theresearchersthinksensingrainsoundshelpsseedsmakesuretheyareinagoodspottogrow.Ifaseedcan

feelthevibrationsoftherain,itisprobablycloseenoughtothesurfacetogetenoughwaterandsunlight.Although

thisexperimentonlystudiedrice,scientistsbelieveotherkindsofseedsmightalsobeableto"hear"therain.

32.Whathappenedtoriceseedshearingraindropsounds?

A.Theyproducedmorerice.B.Theygrew30-40%taller.

C.Theycouldsensehungryinsects.D.Theystartedgrowingmuchearlier.

33.Howdidscientiststesttheiridea?

A.ByplayingmusictoseedsB.Bychangingseedpositions.

C.Byusingrealraininthetest.D.Bycomparingtwoseedgroups.

34.Whichistheclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedword"trigger"inParagraph4?

A.Causetobegin.B.Speedupslowly.

C.Preventfromstarting.D.Changeintoanotherform.

35.Whatisthemainreasonwhyseeds“listen”totherain?

A.Toknowwhentogrow.B.Toenjoynaturesounds.

C.Toabsorbmoresunlight.D.Toprotectthemselvesfrominsects.

第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)

根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

Whenyouthinkofreading,youmightpictureyourselfcomfortablyseatedwithabookonadrizzlyafternoon

orvisitingalibraryorbookstore.Manyadultsread,withapproximately74%havingreadatleastonebook.36

Onaverage,adultsspendmerely7to18minutesreadingperday,exceptforthoseover65,whospend35to51

minutes.Peoplereadforvariouspurposes:forenjoyment,forknowledgeacquisition,ortokeepthemselvesinformed.

37Itisapersonalactivitythatcanbringjoy,promotementalrelaxation,andhelpyougrow.Evenif

youfeeltoobusy,readslowly,ordonotenjoyityet,readingcanstillprovevaluableinyoureverydaylife.

Onenotableadvantageofreadingistheenrichmentofyourvocabulary.38Usingthesewordscanmake

yourwritingandspeakingbetter,anditcanalsomakeyousoundsmarter.

Readingalsodeepensyourunderstandingoftheworld.Bothfictionandnon-fictionofferinsightsintohistory,

culture,science,mentalhealth,leadership,andbeyond.39Withmanygenres—biographies,historical

stories,adventure,drama,self-help,andbusiness—youcanalwaysfindbooksthatintroducefreshperspectives.

Finally,readingservesasatoolforstressreductionandimaginativeexpansion.Unlikereadingforschoolor

work,readingforfunletsyoutakeabreak,relax,andenjoyastory.40Readingisnotmerelyaboutlearning

words—itisawaytogrow,reflect,andimaginebeyonddailyroutine.

A.Ithelpsyouthinkclearlyandfeelcalm.

B.Yet,theirdailyreadingtimeissurprisinglylow.

C.Infact,manypeoplebuybooksbutneverreadthem.

D.Readingaloudhelpsimproveyourpronunciationgreatly.

E.Youcanusethisknowledgeinschool,work,orpersonallife.

F.Readingforenjoymentletsyouchoosewhatinterestsyoumost.

G.Youcanlearnnewwordsnaturallyfromthebooksorarticlesyouread.

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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳

选项。

At99,NitaDrautshowsit'snevertoolatetostartsomethingnew.Shepickedupapencilfortheveryfirsttime

atage70,41outofcuriosity.Whatwasonceahobbyhasgrownintoa(n)42journey.Nowher

workisbeingshownatFusionArtGalleryasshe43100.

Drautfindsinspirationinthepeoplearoundher."WhenIseesomethingthatwould44agooddrawing,

IjustaskifIcandrawit,"shesaid.That"45"isusuallypeople—strangersinstoresoreverydayfacesthat

catchhereye.ForDraut,everypersonshedrawsis46toher.Amazingly,inallheryearsofdoingso,she

hasneveroncebeen47.Overtime,herdrawingshavebecomemorethana48;theyshowhuman

connection,onedrawingatatime.

StaffatAscendHealthcarenoticedher49andhelpedbringherartworktothepublic.JasonFewin,a

stafmember.said."She50anyonewhothinkstheyaretoooldoritistoolatetostart.She51itis

not."

Drautfindsgreatjoyinknowingherwork52others."Itfeelsgreattodosomethingpeoplelike,"she

said.Shehopesherstorywillencourageotherstotrynewthings,nomattertheir53.

Fromherfirstdrawingat70toa54at99,NitaDrautshowsitisnevertoolatetocreatesomething

55andshareitwiththeworld.

41.A.desperatelyB.graduallyC.simplyD.cautiously

42.A.religiousB.scientificC.artisticD.academical

43.A.nearsB.abandonsC.achievesD.passes

44.A.appreciateB.purchaseC.deliverD.make

45.A.everythingB.nothingC.anythingD.something

46.A.significantB.specialC.strangeD.familiar

47.A.helpedoutB.turneddownC.lookedafterD.respondedto

48.A.hobbyB.taskC.dreamD.business

49.A.talentB.occupationC.spiritD.contribution

50.A.supportsB.inspiresC.instructsD.ignores

51.A.suggestsB.suspectsC.provesD.remembers

52.A.touchesB.changesC.comfortsD.challenges

53.A.statusB.wealthC.appearanceD.age

54.A.stageB.hospitalC.galleryD.library

55.A.accessibleB.necessaryC.humorousD.meaningful

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。

HaveyoueverimaginedseeingancientChinesepoetslikeLiBai,BaiJuyiandSuShiappearonyourmusic

appalongsidemodernpopsingers?Recently,this56(fascinate)trendhasgainedwideattentiononline.On

QQMusic,SuShihasevenatractedthousandsoffollowerswithhispoetry.

Manymodernmusiciansturnancientpoems57songs.Whentheseworksareuploadedonline,the

58(origin)poetsarelistedaslyricists.As59result,ancientclassicsarewellpreservedonline,

combiningitwithmodernpopmusic.

Inthepast,youngpeople60(see)ancientpoetsasdistantandserious,farfromeverydaylifeandpop

culture.Today,however,classicalpoetshaveenteredthedigitalworldlovedbytheyoung,61showsthe

lastingpowerofChineseclassicalliterature.62(theme)likefeelingsforthemoon,joysandsorrowsof

parting,andlife'schangesstilltouchheartstoday.

Modernmusicmakesancientpoetryeasiertounderstandand63(close)toyoungpeople'sfeelings

Beyondmusic,classicalpoetryalso64(influence)Chinesefilms,withmanytitlesandplotscomingfrom

poems.Themixofoldcultureandnewmediaisbreakingtheold,boring65(impress)oftradition.After

thousandsofyears,classicliteratureisgainingnewlifeandbecomingpopularamongtoday'syouth.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

假定你是校报英语专栏记者李华，上周一，你校高二年级组织了一次农场劳动体验活动。请你用英文

为校报撰写一则报道，内容包括：

1.活动基本信息(时间、地点、目的)及主要内容；

2.学生们的活动感受和反响。

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。

AMeaningfulFarmLaborExperience

第二节(满分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。

Theclockonthewallhadjuststruckeight,butDadwasn'thomeyet.Outside,heavyrainwasbeatingagainst

theglass,andacoldwindwasblowinghard.Thethunderwasloud,andthelightninglitupthedarksky.Leowalked

upanddowninthelivingroom,feelingveryworried.Tomorrowwashisschool’smusicfestival,andhewasgoing

toplaytheguitaraloneonstage.Hehadpracticedforweeks,andallhisclassmateswereexpectinghisperformance.

However,intheafternoon,thethinneststringofhisguitarbroke.Dad,abusycarrepairman,noticedLeo'ssadness

andpromisedtobuyanewstringonhiswayhome.

Byeight-thirty,Dadwasstillnotback.Leosatheavilyonthesofa,feelingbothsadandworried.Withoutthat

string,hishardworkwouldbewasted."Hemustbeworkinglateagainandforgotaboutme,"Leothought.Hefelta

litleangryatfirst.Dadalwaysseemedtoobusywithhiswork.Butthen,feartookoverhisanger.Helookedatthe

guitar,feelinghelpless.Therainwasgettingheavier,andthestreetsmustbeflooded.Dad'sshopwasfaraway,and

drivinginsuchaterriblestomwasverydangerous.Astheclockticked,hebecamemoreandmoreworriedabout

hisdad’ssafety.Hejustwantedhisdadtocomehomesafe.

Suddenly,heheardfootstepsoutside.Thedooropened,andDadsteppedin.Hewaswetallover,andwater

droppedfromhiscoattothefloor,makingasmallpuddle.Hishairstucktohisface,andhewasshiveringslightly.

Hisfacewaspalefromthecold,buthistiredeyeslookedforLeorightaway.

"SorryI'mlate,son.Thestorenearbywasclosed,soIhadtodrivetotheoneinthecitycenter,"Dadsaid,his

voiceabitweak.

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。

Hetookoffhiswetcoatandpulledoutasmallboxfromhisshirtpocket.

Thenextevening,Leostoodonthestage.

2024级高二7月初期末质量检测

英语参考答案

第一部分听力

1—5BBCBA6—10BBACA11—15BCACC16—20ACABA

第二部分阅读

第一节

21—23BDC24—27BCCA28—31ACBD32—35DDAA

第二节

36—40BFGEA

第三部分语言运用

第一节

41—45CCADD46—50BBAAB51—55CADCD

第二节

56.fascinating57.into58.original59.a60.saw

61.which62.Themes63.closer64.influences65.impression

第四部分写作

第一节

Onepossibleversion:

AMeaningfulFarmLaborExperience

LastMonday,studentsofGradeTwoinourschoolwenttoanearbyfarmtotakepartinalaborexperience

activity.Theactivitywasheldtohelpusgetclosetonatureandunderstandthevalueoflabor.

Duringtheactivity,wehelpedfarmerspickvegetables,watercropsandlearnaboutplantingskills.Everyone

workedhardandenjoyedtheprocess.

Thisactivitywashighlypraisedbyallthestudents.Theysaiditwasmeaningfulandhelpedthemrealizehow

hardfarmerswork,whichalsoenrichedtheirafter-schoollife.

第二节

Onepossibleversion:

Hetookoffhiswetcoctcndpulledoutasmallboxfromhisshirtpocket.Theboxwasdry,keptsafebyhisbody

fromtherain.Insidewasanew,shiningguitarstring.Leo'seyeswidened.Lookingathisdad'scold,redhands,he

realizedhisfatherhaddrivenforoveranhourintheterriblestormjusttokeephispromise.Hisangerdisappeared,

replacedbyawarmfeelingoflove.“"Thanks,Dad,"Leosaidsoftly,hiseyesfilledwithtears.Hequicklyputthenew

stringonhisguitar,andthenrantothekitchentowarmupabowlofhotsoupforhisshakingfather.

Thenextevening,Leostoodonthestage.Hesawhisdadinthecrowd,smilingproudly.Leotookadeepbreath

andbegantoplay.Hisfingersmovedsmoothly,andbeautifulmusicfilledthehall.Ineverynote,heexpressedhis

deepthankstohisfather.Theaudiencecheeredloudlywhenhefinished.Lookingathisdad,Leosmiledbrightly.

Thatthinstringnotonlyfixedhisguitar—itconnectedhishearttohisfather'sgreatlove

附听力部分录音原文：

Text1

W:Mikeisdifferenttoday.

M:Yes,hehaswonabigprize.

W:Nowonderhe'sontopoftheworldnow.I'mreallyhappyforhim.

Text2

W:HiKen,howdoyouusuallygotowork?

M:Iusuallygotoworkbybus.Whataboutyou?

W:Bycar.ButI’mreadytowalktowork.Ineedtotakeexercise

Text3

W:Whichsupermarketdoyouusuallygoto?

M:IalwaysshopatBrown's.

W:Anewsupermarkethasopenedinthisarea.It'smuchbigger.

M:Iknow.Butit'salwayspackedwithpeople.

Text4

W:Jack,Mrs.Palmerwantsusinheroffice.

M:Rightnow?Forwhat?

W:Shewantsustomeetthenewsalesmanager.

Text5

M:I'dliketosummarizewhatitiswe'relookingfor.

W:Good.

M:Basically,wewanttheprintingcosttocomedownby15%.

W:Well,it'sreallyhardforustooffersuchapricecut.

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M:Amy,Iheardyouandyourmomdidn'tbuyanythingduringyourback-to-schoolshopping.

W:No,wedon'tsharethesametasteinclothes.Shedidn'tthinkanythinginthatshopwasfashionable.

M:Well,you'llneedsomewarmclothesbeforewintersetsin.Oh,lookatthiscooljacket!

W:That'saniceone,butit'stornintheback.Look!

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W:HowwasyourtriptoGermany?

M:Itwasgreat.WehadintendedtovisitthemuseumsinMunich,butweendedupspendingallourtimeinBamberg.

W:Youmissedthebeerfestival?It'sverypopular.

M:Yeah.Youknow,wejustdidn'twanttodealwiththecrowds.Besides,mywifeisanarthistoryenthusiast.

W:What'stheretoseeinBamberg?

M:Oh,plenty.Ithasmorethanitsshareofthingstodoandsee.Wewerecontentjusttowalkaroundthehistoric

squares.

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M:Goodafternoon,everyone.Wewilltalkaboutfoodinspacetoday.Firstquestion:Whatisthefirstvegetable

growninspace,Elena?

W:IoncereadinthenewspaperthatthepotatowasthefirstvegetabletobegrowninspaceinOctober1995.

M:Goodanswer.NowadaysastronautscaneatavarieddietinspacethatissimilartowhatweeatonEarth.Doyou

knowwhatfoodtheChin