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2026-2027(上)高三第一次月考英语试卷一、听力(30分)第一节共5小题,每小题1.5分,共7.5分1.Whatwillthespeakersprobablybuy?A.Awashingmachine. B.Afridge. C.Atable.2.Whatdoesthewomancomefor?A.Adate. B.Ameeting. C.Acelebration.3.WhydidthemangotoCuba?A.TostudySpanish. B.Tolookforajob. C.Toseehissister.4.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenMonicaandMichael?A.Colleagues. B.Husbandandwife. C.Neighbors.5.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Askforareceipt. B.Makeacomplaint. C.Cancelanorder.第二节共15小题,每小题1.5分,共22.5分听下面一段对话,完成下面小题。6.Howdoesthewomanfindgardening?A.Enjoyable. B.Tiring. C.Beneficial.7.Whatwilltheboyhelpthewomando?A.Weed. B.Plantflowers. C.Walkherdog.听下面一段对话,完成下面小题。8.WhatisMrsJohnsonadvisedtodo?A.Changeherdiet. B.Haveaphysicalexam. C.Takesomemedicine.9.WhatcanbeincludedinMrsJohnson’sbreakfast?A.Cakes. B.Eggs. C.Blackcoffee.10.Whatistheman?A.Aphysician. B.Achef. C.Ateacher.听下面一段对话,完成下面小题。11.Whatdayisittoday?A.Thursday. B.Friday. C.Saturday.12.Whathappenedtothewoman?A.Shehaddifficultyfallingasleep. B.Sheexperiencedaverybusyweek.C.Shefailedtofinishherfinalproject.13.Whatwillthemando?A.Checkthewoman’stemperature. B.Drivethewomantothedoctor’s.C.Helpthewomancooldown.听下面一段对话,完成下面小题。14.Whatdoesthemanthinkoftheenvironmentoftherestaurant?A.Itispleasant. B.Itneedsimprovement. C.Ithasbecomebetter.15.Whatdidthemanhaveforsupper?A.Dessert. B.Steak. C.Fish.16.Whatdoesthemanmeanatlast?A.Hedeclinestheoffer. B.Hewillgotothetasting. C.Heistroubledbytheinvitation.听下面一段独白,完成下面小题。17.WhatisthemostspecialfeatureatSeaLife?A.Anunderwatertunnel. B.Aninteractivetouchpool. C.Anopen-airswimmingarea.18.Howmuchdoesitcostagrown-uptovisitSeaLife?A.$6. B.$10. C.$24.19.Whendoholiday-themedeventstakeplaceatSeaLife?A.InSpring. B.InSummer. C.InWinter.20.Whatisthemandoing?A.Introducingalocation. B.HostingaTVprogram. C.Visitinganationalpark.二、阅读理解(50分)第一节共15小题,每小题2.5分,共37.5分AAltamontGardens,coveringover40acres,isabeautifulcombinationofformallawnsandinformalgardenswithriversidepaths.Thelawnsslopedowntoalakesurroundedbyraretrees.Fromthere,visitorscanexploreaverydifferentgardenfilledwithexoticshrubsandtrees.AwalkthroughtheArboretum,BogGarden,andIceAgeGlen,withitstoweringoaksandlargestoneformations,leadsnaturallytotheRiverSlaney.AccordingtoPaulWhyte,theheadgardener,“Everyvisitornoticesitsspecialatmosphere,andthat’swhysomanypeoplereturn.Hereyoucanenjoyeveryfeatureofagreatgarden:lovelylawns,colorfulflowerbeds,beautifulwoodlands,awalledgarden,andimpressivecollectionslikesnowdrops(雪花莲)andthemagnificentoaksintheArboretum.”YoucanenjoyrefreshmentsattheWalledGardenSugar&SpiceCaféwithcoffee,teaandcakes,withatakeawayoptionavailable,openFebruary—October,daily11:00a.m.—4:30p.m.FACILITIES:Toilets,outdoorpicnictables,carandcoachpark,limitedwheelchairaccess.Nodogsallowedexceptguidedogs.HOWTOFINDUS:FromDublin/WaterfordexittheM9atjunction5forN80Rosslare.ContinuealongtheN80throughthevillageofBallonandtheN80/N81junction.TurnleftatthenextcrossroadjunctionsignedAltamontGardens.FromCarlowTownfollowtheN80throughBallonandcontinueasabove.OPENINGTIMES:January1st—March31st,9:00a.m.—4:30p.m.7daysperweek.April1st—September30th,8:30a.m.—6.30p.m.7daysperweek.October1st—December31st,9:00a.m.—5:00p.m.7daysperweek.ADMISSION:Carparkfeeof€2pervehicleapplies.Freeadmissiontogardens.FreeguidedtoursdailyFeb.—endofNov.,10:30a.m.—4:00p.m.every30minutes.Bookingforgrouptoursrequired.21.WhatmakespeoplevisitAltamontGardensrepeatedly?A.Itsconvenientlocationandfreeadmission. B.Itslongopeninghoursandguidedtours.C.Itsraretreecollectionsandmoderncafé. D.Itsuniqueatmosphereanddiverselandscapes.22.WhatcanvisitorsdoattheWalledGardenSugar&SpiceCafé?A.Orderdessertsfortakeaway. B.Enjoymealsinthecaféallyearround.C.Usepicnictableslocatedwithinthecafé. D.Bookspecialtastingsessions.23.Whatisrequiredforgrouptours?A.Priorreservation. B.Arrivalatfixedtimes. C.Paymentofanextrafee. D.Minimumnumberofpeople.BAliaBhattgrewupinMumbaisurroundedbyanimals,largelybecausehersisterShaheenkeptbringinghomestraykittens.Thesestraysoftenarrivedinpoorcondition—starvingorsick.Whentheirmothertriedtostoptheparadeofkittens,thegirlshidthemintheirroomuntiltheyrecovered.“Itwascompulsive,almost,”Bhattsays.“Myheartopenedupveryyoung.”Thisloveofanimalsstayedwithherintoadulthood.Today,asoneofIndia’smostrecognizableactresseswithnearly90millionInstagramfollowers,sheusesherreachtohighlightanimalwelfareandenvironmentalissuesthroughfilms,children’sbooks,andcampaigns.“Istartedtoquestionifmyvoicehadquality,”shesays.“IdecidedtofocusonsomethingI’mpassionateabout—andthat’sanimals.”Bhatt’stactics(策略)arecreativeandvaried.Her2021-foundedproductioncompany,EternalSunshine,hasalogofeaturingtwocats.SheexecutiveproducedPoacher,a2024hitminiseriesbasedonarealelephantpoachinginvestigationinIndia.EternalSunshinealsopartnerswithaneco-filmfestivaltoencouragefilmmakerstofocusontheenvironment.“Storieshaveanamazingwaytoimpactourminds,”Bhattsays.“Onceyoutellastory,it’sthereforever.”Storiescanprofoundlyimpactchildren,andBhattistheauthorofTheAdventuresofEd-a-Mamma,achildren’sbookseriesfollowingagirlandheradopteddogonanimal-helpingadventures.Inspiredbyherdaughter’sloveforanimals,sheaimstofosterchildren’spassionforwildlife.BhattalsolaunchedMiSu,aresaleplatformforpre-lovedcelebrityclothes,extendinggarmentlifespans,cuttingwaste,andboostingIndia’scircularfashion.Bhattdoesn’tconsiderherselfanenvironmentalexpert.HerpartnerDoritaD’Souzanotesshemakesconservationaccessible,drivenbythedeepempathyforanimalsshedevelopedinchildhood.24.WhatdrivesAliaBhatttoengageinanimalandenvironmentalprotection?A.Fameseeking. B.Familypressure. C.Childhoodpassion. D.Expertisepursuit.25.WhatisapracticalmeasuretakenbyAliaBhattforpublicwelfare?A.Keepingstrayanimalsathome. B.Producingrelatedfilmsandbooks.C.Launchinganewclothingbrand. D.Reducingentertainmentactivities.26.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeAliaBhattaccordingtothetext?A.Cautiousandambitious. B.Humorousanddiligent. C.Compassionateandcommitted.D.Generousandinnovative.27.Whatmessagedoesthepassagemainlyconvey?A.Childhoodexperiencesshapelifelongdeeds.B.Smallactsofkindnessmakeagreatdifference.C.Mediaraisespublicawarenessofwelfareissues.D.Celebritiesshouldbearmoresocialresponsibilities.CPopcultureholdsthatifyou’retrappedinawell,Lassiewillleadtherescue—butifyou’restuckwithGarfield,you’dbetterhavesomelasagna(千层面)inyourpocket.Andarecentstudysuggestssuchstereotypes(刻板印象)aren’tfaroff.Thestudygrewoutofabroaderquestionaboutprosocialbehavior—whysomespecieshelpothersandsomedon’t,sayscomparativeethologistMelittaCsepregi.Togetatthat,sheandhercolleaguescompared19children(16-24monthsold)with38untrainedpetdogsand22cats—threespeciesthatlivecloselywithhumansbutdiffersharplyintheirevolutionaryhistories.Intheexperiment,afamiliarcaregiver—thechild’sparentorthepet’sowner—interactedwithasponge(海绵)beforeturningaway.Thenanexperimenterhiditinfullviewofthestudysubject.Acrossthreetrials—whenthespongewasunreachableandcovered,thenvisiblebutoutofreach,thenfullyreachable—thecaregiversearched,repeating,“Ican’tfindit.WhatshouldIdo?”butneverdirectlyaddressingthesubject.Thestudy,publishedinAnimalBehaviour,foundthatallthreegroupspaidsimilarlevelsofattention.Butchildrenanddogsweremorelikelytoshowhelping-relatedbehaviors—approaching,indicatingorretrievingtheobject.Bythethirdtrial,morethanhalfthedogsandnearlyhalfthekidsindicatedtheobject’slocation,andsomeevenbroughtittothecaregiver.Catsneverapproacheditandonlyrarelyindicateditslocation.Sowasitthatthecatsdidn’tunderstandthecue,ordidtheyjustlackthemotivation?Tofindout,theresearchersaddedafinaltrial,replacingthespongewithfoodorafavoritetoy.Catsthenapproachedandindicatedtheobjectasoftenasdogsandchildrendid.“Thisbrilliantstudyputsharddatatoshowingthatcatsaren’tmeanbutoperateonadifferentevolutionarysystem,”saysethologistElisabettaPalagi,whowasnotpartofthestudy.Dogsandchildren,shenotes,areevolutionarilyhardwiredtotreatanother’sproblemastheirown.Cats,however,remainautonomous,understandingthesituationwithoutfeelingforcedtointerveneunlessthere’sadirectbenefitforthemselves.“Theytrulyaretheefficientspecialistsoftheanimalkingdom.”28.Howdoestheauthorintroducetheresearchtopicinparagraph1?A.Bypresentingascientifictheory. B.Bycitingpopcultureimages.C.Byquestioningcertainstereotypes. D.Bydescribingarescueexperience.29.Whatcanwelearnabouttheexperiment?A.Thecaregiverturnedtothesubjectforhelp.B.Thefirstthreetrialswererandomlyconducted.C.Thelasttrialexploredthecauseofcats’inaction.D.Thesubjectshaveidenticalevolutionaryhistories.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“retrieving”inparagraph4mean?A.Fetching. B.Locating. C.Overlooking. D.Identifying.31.WhatdoesPalagimeanbyreferringtocatsas“efficientspecialists”?A.Theyarelessattachedtohumans. B.Theyareevolutionarilysuperior.C.Theyhelponlywhenitpaystodoso. D.Theyaremoreefficientatproblem-solving.DTraditionally,deepstrategicanalysisrequiredextensivefinancialsupportandmassivedatateams,givingwealthyfootballingnationsadistinctadvantage.Smallercountrieswithlimitedbudgetscouldrarelyafforddedicateddatascientistsorcustomanalyticssoftware,creatinganunfairgapincompetitivepreparation.Thisimbalancewillbelargelyerasedatthe2026FIFAWorldCup,thankstoafullsetofartificialintelligencetoolsco-developedbyFIFAanditsofficialtechpartnerLenovo.ThecoreofthisAIrevolutionisFootballAIPro,agenerativeAIplatformopenfreeofchargetoall48competingteamsacrossCanada,MexicoandtheUnitedStates.PoweredbyLenovo’sadvancedAItechnologyandbuiltonFIFA’stailoredFootballLanguagemodel,theplatformprocesseshundredsofmillionsofdatapointsfromeverymatch.Itturnscomplicatedathleticstatisticsintoeasy-to-digestoutputs:writtenstrategicsummaries,highlightvideoclips,interactivechartsanddynamic3Dfieldvisualizations.Supportingover15humanlanguages,theAIassistantletscoachestypenatural-languagequestionsbeforekickofftostudyopposingteams’patterns,andaftergamestofixtheirownteam’sweakspots.Toprotectindependenthumancoachingjudgment,FIFAhassetastrictrule:FootballAIProcannotbeusedduringlivematchplay.FIFA’sinnovationteamstressesthatartificialintelligenceactsonlyasanassistant,neverareplacementforhumanskill,judgmentorcreativity.Thesoftwarecanprocessendlessmatchdata,butitcannotcopyacoach’sintuition,areferee’ssenseoffairplay,oraplayer’sspontaneousin-gamebrilliance.Lookingahead,the2026WorldCupservesasaglobalblueprintforhowAIcanmaketopsportsmoreequal.Fordecades,cutting-edgesportstechnologywasaluxuryreservedforwell-fundedtopleaguesandwealthynationalteams.Thistournamentprovesthatintelligentdatatoolscanbeshareduniversally,lettingtalent—notfinancialpower—decidewhichteamsadvanceintheworld’sbiggestfootballcompetition.32.WhyistheAIplatformdeveloped?A.Tobridgethedivide. B.Tomaximizeprofits. C.Toencouragecreativity.D.Togainglobalpopularity.33.WhatcanbelearnedaboutFootballAIProfromparagraph3?A.Itdominateslivematches. B.Itsetslimitsonlanguage. C.Itsimplifiescomplexdata.D.Itdetermineshumanjudgement.34.Whatdoesthelastparagraphfocuson?A.LimitationsofAIplatforms. B.Applicationofintelligentdatatools.C.Prospectoftopfootballteams. D.SignificanceofAI-basedsportstech.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.FootballAIPro:AGameControllerB.FIFAWorldCup:AHighlyAnticipatedEventC.FootballAIPro:ACapableAssistant D.FootballLanguageModel:AChargedService第二节(七选五)Inthedigitalage,weinteractwithothersonlinesomuch,soit’sespeciallyimportanttobeawareofdigitaletiquette(礼节).Hereissomethingaboutdigitaletiquetteyouneedtoknow.Keepthingsrespectful,truthful,andkindinyouronlineinteractions.Whenyou’recommenting,posting,orsendingamessageontheInternet,rememberthatyou’reinteractingwithactualpeoplewhohavefeelingsanddeserverespect.Treatothersthewayyouwouldwanttobetreated.

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Ifyouseeanegativecomment,youmaybetemptedtofightbackwithsomeheatedwordsofyourown.Thoughthismayfeelgoodinthemoment,itonlyescalatesthingsandmakesthemworse.Plus,unlikeverbalarguments,onlineconversationscanbepreservedforever,soyourwordscancomebacktobiteyouinthefuture.

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Thekeyistoadjustyourbehaviorappropriatelybasedontherelationshipyouhavewiththereceiverandthepurposeofyourmessage.It’sappropriatetouseinformallanguagewhenyouaresendingamessageinagroupchatwithyourfriends.Ifyou’repostingamessageinyouronlineclassroomforschool,nevertheless,useproperspellingandpunctuation,aswellasmoreformallanguage.A.Stayontopicingroupchats.B.Digitaletiquettewillvaryfromsettingtosetting.C.Don’tengageindigitaldramainthecommentsection.D.Intheheatofthemoment,it’seasytoreacttooquickly.E.Thisgoldenruleappliesjustasmuchonlineasitdoesinperson.F.Thewisestresponseistobreakthecyclewithapositivecomment.G.Whatseemsharmlesstoyoumaybeembarrassingorunsafeforthem.三、完形填空ZakWilliamsenjoysahappyfamilylifewithhiswifeOliviaandtheirlivelyson,alifeheoncethought

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hisorganizationPYM(PrepareYourMind)in2019tospreadmentalhealthawareness.Fouryearsago,hemetOliviawhilerecovering.Sheofferedconstantsupportduringhishardesttime.Fatherhoodalsobroughthimnewjoy.He

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difficulties.”41. A.unfair B.incomplete C.meaningless D.impossible42. A.battled B.received C.ignored D.embraced43. A.sight B.control C.danger D.date44. A.ensure B.heal C.relieve D.exploit45. A.relatives B.attainments C.symptoms D.connections46. A.turnon B.turnover C.turnaround D.turndown47. A.tested B.damaged C.weakened D.strengthened48. A.pursuit B.habit C.pleasure D.choice49. A.discovered B.founded C.funded D.advertised50. A.treasures B.doubts C.misses D.expects51. A.cautious B.positive C.sympathetic D.favorable52. A.Only B.Still C.Thus D.Even53. A.pretended B.refused C.desired D.failed54. A.hesitate B.quit C.struggle D.worry55. A.givewayto B.takeadvantageof C.keepupwith D.breakawayfrom四、语法填空阅读下面短文,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。IntheboundlessexpanseofInnerMongoliathrivesauniquemusicaltradition.Atitsheartisthemorinkhuur,orhorse-headedfiddle,atwo-stringedinstrument

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(name)afterthecarvedhorseheadatopitsneck.Thesoundofthemorinkhuurisoneofakind.Itcanbeassoftasagentlewhisperorasgrandasarollingthunderstorm.Legendhas

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thattheinstrumentwascraftedbyaherderwhogrieveddeeplyforhisbelovedhorseandmadethefiddleinitsmemory.Sincethen,themorinkhuurhasremaineda

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(faith)companiontotheMongolianpeople.Whatmakesthemorinkhuurtrulyspecial,however,isits

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(present)ineverydaylife.Itblessesnewlywedsatweddingceremoniesandfuelsthepassionofdancersandwrestlersattraditionalfestivals.Onquietevenings,herdersplaythefiddlebycampfires,

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urbanizationandtechnologicalchange,themorinkhuurhasneverfadedincharm.In2017,theinstrument

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(introduce)toclassroomsacrossInnerMongolia,enablingurbanchildrentostayconnectedwiththeirculturalroots.Today,itisnot

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culturaldialoguebetweenEastandWest.Themorinkhuurisfarmorethanamusicalinstrument.Itisthevoiceofapeople—avoice

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carriesthewind,thehorses,andthevastgrasslandwithineverynote.Tolistentoitsmelodyistofeeltheenduringheartbeatofacenturies-oldgrasslandculture.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华,外教Ben在你们班开展了英文小说阅读项目,你在阅读过程中遇到困难。请给Ben写封邮件,内容包括:1.说明困难;2.寻求建议。注意:1.词数80个左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearBen,I’mtrulygratefulforthereadingprojectyou’vestarted.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、读后续写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。TheTomatoSeedlingsEveryspring,Momandhertwogirls,12-year-oldMabeland9-year-oldLila,turnedtheirbackyardintoatomatowonderland.“Moreseedlings(幼苗)thanwecaneat!Let’ssharethem.”MomlaughedthatMay,herhandscakedinsoil.Mabelsmiled,stuffingseedlingsintorecycledcups.Fordays,thesistersbecametomatofairies,leavingplantsondoorstepsacrosstheirLeedsneighborhood.Number15ParkStreetgotoneforherfamoustomatojam.Number16receivedthree.ThencameNumber17ParkStreet.Thegirlscycledpastitdaily—anoldbrickhousehidbehindweedstallerthanLila.Momoncesaid,“Somegardensgrowfood.Othersgrowmiracles(奇迹).”“Thisonegrowssadness,”Lilawhisperedastheystoppedtheirbikesthatafternoon.“That’sMs.Hart’splace,”Momsaidlater,cleaningtomatojamfromLila’scheek.“Sheusedtogrowprize-winningSunGoldtomatoes,thesweetest...Then...well,somechanges...Shestoppedgardening.”Hervoicesoftened.Thesistersexchangedlooks.Thenextmorning,theystoodatMs.Hart’sgatewithsixtomatoseedlings.“Goaway,”cameavoicefromanupstairswindow.“Webroughttomatoes!”Lilaexplained.“I’venotimeforthisnonsense!”“Theyjustneedsunandwater!”Lilasteppedforward,hervoicesteady.“We’lldoallthework!Justletusplantthemhere,please?Otherwise……”sheheldupaseedling,“they’llendupinthebinbyFriday.They’reSunGoldtomatoes!Thesweetestever!”Silence.Ms.Hart’sshadowshiftedbehindthecurtain.Momentslater,theoldwomanslidabasketontotheground—insidewasproperglovesandatrowel(铲子)withsoil.“Takethatasa‘yes’!”Lilawhispered.注意:1.续写词数应为150个左右;2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Thegirlsdivedintoworkrightaway._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextday,whencheckingplants,thegirlsfoundMs.Hartstandingthere._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案听力1-5CBABC6-7AC8-10ACA11-13ABC14-16ABB17-20BCCA阅读理解21.D22.A23.A24.C25.B26.C27.A28.B29.C30.A31.C32.A33.C34.D35.C七选五36.E37.D38.C39.F40.B完形填空41.D42.A43.B44.C45.D46.C47.D48.A49.B50.A51.B52.D53.C54.B55.A语法填空56.named57.it58.faithful59.presence60.telling61.Despite62.wasintroduced63.uncommon64.a65.that/which66.书信范文DearBen,I’mtrulygratefulforthereadingprojectyou’vestarted.Meaningfulastheprojectis,Ifindmyselfstrugglingwithit.Honestly,Iamoftenblockedbyunfamiliarvocabulary,whichgreatlyreducesmyreadingefficiencyandgraduallyhurtsmyreadingconfidence.Besides,Icanhardlykeepupwiththecomplicatedplotlinesofthenovel.Worsestill,evenifIlookupeverysingleword,combiningthemintoafullsentencestillmakeslittlesense,makingitquitechallengingtocatchthehiddenmeaningsofthetext.Couldyoupleasesharesomepracticalsolutions?Iwouldhighlyappreciateitifyoucouldgivemesomeadvice.Yours,LiHua67.读后续写范文Pullingouthisphone,MikecalledJackandaskedforquickhelp.HeexplainedJenny’ssituationinahurriedvoice.Withouthesitation,Jackagreedtohelp.“Waitformeattheschoolgate.I’llbringmysavings,”hesaid.Tenminuteslater,Jackarrived,slightlybreathlessfromrunning,andhandedMikeanenvelopewithseventy-fivedollarsinit.CombinedwithMike’selevendollars,itwasjustenough.Jenny’seyeswerefilledwithtears,butthistime,theyweretearsofgratitude.“Thankyou,”shewhispered,hervoicetremblingwithemotion.Mikequicklyputallthemoneyintotheenvelope.Carryingtheenvelopeofcash,MikeandJackledJennytothedrugstorebeforeitclosed.Therainsoftenedtoalightrainastheyhurrieddownthestreet.Theypushedthedrugstoredooropenwithjustfifteenminutesleft.Jennyhandedthedoctor’snoteandtheenvelopetotheclerk.Watchingtheclerkpackagethemedicine,Jennyfinallysmiledinrelief.“I’llpayyoubackassoonasIcan,”shepromised.Astheywalkedoutintothecooleveningair,thethreefeltsharedwarmth.Theyhadturnedastoryoflossintooneofkindness.听力原文Text1【答案】C【原文】W:Don’tyouthinkweneedanewwashingmachine?M:Actually,theoldonestillworksfine.Andwejustgotanewfridge.W:Hmm,fairpoint.Butourdiningtableisreallywornout.M:Alright.Text2【答案】B【原文】M:Hi,Jessica.Wewereabouttobeginthemeetingwithoutyou.Whathappened?W:Iamsorryforbeinglate.Thetrafficwasterribleasastreetcelebrationhappenedtotakeplacenearby.M:You’rejustintimeforthediscussion.Takeaseatandjoinus.Text3【答案】C【原文】W:IheardyouwenttoCubalastweek.M:Exactly.MysisterworksthereandIwenttovisither.ItofferedagoodchancetopracticemySpanish.Text4【答案】B【原文】W:Hi,Dobby.AreyougoingtoMary’sweddingtomorrow?M:Yes,Monica.What’sup?W:Iwasalsoinvited,butmycarbrokedowntoday.MichaelandoursonarecurrentlyonvacationinChicago.Couldyoupleasetakemealongtomorrowmorning?M:Noproblem.Text5【答案】A【原文】M:HowmayIhelpyou?W:Iboughtasofaonyourwebsite.AndI’mcallingtoaskforthereceipt.M:Noproblem.Letmecheckyourorderdetailsfirst.Text6【答案】【小题1】A【小题2】C【原文】M:MrsGwendolyn,doyouneedsomeonetohelpwithyourgarden?W:Oh,whatakindoffer,butno,thankyou.Althoughmostpeoplefindgardeningtiring,Iactuallyenjoyweedingandplantingbymyself.Areyoulookingforsomecommunityservicehours?M:Notreally.I’mtryingtoearnsomepocketmoneytobuyabicycle.W:Well,inthatcase,Idoneedsomehelp.Couldyouwalkmydogeveryafternoon?I’vebeentoobusylately.M:Sure,I’dloveto!Text7【答案】【小题1】A【小题2】C【小题3】A【原文】M:MrsJohnson,yourrecentmedicalexaminationshowsyouneedtoadjustyourdiet.Youshouldavoidsugaryfoodsfromnowon.W:Doesthatmeannomorecakesorcola?M:Correct.Also,limitprocessedsnacks.W:Whataboutbreakfastfoodslikeeggsandsausagesthen?M:Thosearenotgoodforyou.Tryfreshfruit

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