新疆喀什地区疏勒县实验学校2026-2027学年高三上学期开学英语试题

新疆喀什地区疏勒县实验学校2026-2027学年高三上学期开学英语试题一、听力选择题听下面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。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.Whoisprobablythewoman?A.Alibrarian. B.Anewvisitor. C.Asecurityguard.2.Howmuchwillthemanpayforthetickets?A.$27. B.$36. C.$45.3.Whichteamperformedbestthisyear?A.RoboMaster. B.BlueAlliance. C.ArizonaRoboticsLeague.4.Whatwillthewomandothisafternoon?A.Adjusttheschedule. B.Getflagsandropes. C.Setuptheequipment.5.WhywouldNinamissthevolunteerevent?A.Herwaywasblocked. B.Hercarranoutofgas. C.Hercarbrokedown.听下面一段对话，回答第6、7小题。6.WhatdidthewomandolastSaturday?A.Shepaidthefirstmonth’srent. B.Shesignedarentalcontract.C.Shevisitedsomeapartments.7.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthewoman’spaymentchoice?A.Unexpected. B.Supportive. C.Doubtful.听下面一段对话，回答第8-10小题。8.WhatdoesthemansayaboutSarah’sdesigns?A.Theyarenotgreenenough. B.Theyarestillandmeaningless.C.Theyaregreatbutcanbeimproved.9.Whatdoesthemanthinkthepicturelacks?A.Sunlight. B.Activefeatures. C.Colorcontrast.10.WhatdoesSarahdecidetodoatlast?A.Addacharacter. B.Cleanupthebeach. C.Pickupseashells.听下面一段对话，回答第11-13小题。11.Howdoesthemanmainlygetnewsongsnow?A.BuyingCDs. B.Usingstreamingapps. C.Listeningtotheradio.12.Whichkindofmusicdoesthewomanusuallylistento?A.Pophits. B.Jazz. C.Classicalmusic.13.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofphysicalmusic?A.Itwilldisappearcompletely. B.Ithasbettersoundquality.C.Itwillbecomeacollection.听下面一段对话，回答第14-16小题。14.What’sthewoman’sviewonreusingthepreviouswork?A.Itbreaksrules. B.Itsavestime. C.It’sworthtrying.15.Whydoesthemanpreferonlineresources?A.Theyarecheap. B.Theyareup-to-date. C.Theyareeasiertoget.16.Whywillthetwospeakersaskothergroups?A.Togetsupport. B.Toavoidrepetition. C.Todrawonexperience.听下面一段独白，回答第17-20小题。17.Whatisthespeechmainlyabout?A.Aplantobuildanewrailway. B.Apublicparkonanoldrailway.C.Aprojecttoraisemoneyforapark.18.Whatwasthebiggestchallengefortheproject?A.Strengtheningtheoldbridge. B.Findingemptydowntownland.C.Changingthebridgestructure.19.Whatmakestheprojectspecial?A.Offeringcityviews. B.Buildinggreenspace. C.Usingrenewableenergy.20.WhatcanbelearnedaboutGreenwayBridge?A.Itwonaninnovationaward. B.It’sbuiltwithrecycledmaterials.C.It’sanexampleforreusingoldstructure.二、阅读理解AYellowstoneNationalParkVisitorGuideWelcometoYellowstoneNationalPark!Beforeyoustartyouradventuretoexplorethenaturalwonders,pleasereadthefollowingguidetoensureasafeandenjoyabletrip.EntranceFeesPrivateVehicle(7-DayPass):$35.Thispassisvalidforsevenconsecutive(连续的)daysandcoversallpassengersinasinglevehicle.Motorcycle(7-DayPass):$30.ForthosetouringYellowstoneonamotorcycle,thispassisvalidforsevenconsecutivedaysfortheriderandpassenger.Individual(7-DayPass):$20.Forthoseexploringbyfoot,bicycle,orpublictransport,thispassisforonepersonandisvalidforsevenconsecutivedays.Passescanbepurchasedonlineaheadoftimeoratanyparkentrancestation.CampingInformationYellowstoneoffers12campgroundswithover2,000campsites.Reservations:Allcampsitesmustbereservedinadvance,withtheexceptionofMammothCampgroundwhichoffersfirst-come,first-servedsites.Youcanbookasiteuptosixmonthsbeforethedateofyourstay,aslongasreservationsareavailableforthattime.Campgroundsfillupquicklyinsummer,soearlybookingishighlyrecommended.Facilities:Mostcampgroundsprovidedrinkingwaterandtoilets.However,ifyouneedwaterandelectricalconnectionsforyourvehicle,onlyFishingBridgeRVParkofferstheseservices.SafetyRulesWildlife:Alwaysmaintainasafedistancefromwildanimals.Stayatleast100yardsawayfrombearsandwolves,and25yardsfromallotheranimals,includingbisonandelk.Pets:Petsareallowedonlyindevelopedareas,suchascampgroundsandparkinglots.Theymustbekeptonaleash(牵引绳)nolongerthan6feet.Petsarestrictlyforbiddenonhikingtrailsorinhotspringareas.Formoreinformation,pleasevisittheAlbrightVisitorCenter,opendailyfrom9:00AMto5:00PM.21.Howmuchshouldafamilyofthreepayiftheydriveacartovisittheparkforfivedays?A.$30. B.$35. C.$60. D.$105.22.WhatisspecialaboutFishingBridgeRVPark?A.Itacceptswalk-incampers. B.Ithasover2,000campsites.C.Itprovideselectricalconnections. D.Itcanbebooked6monthsinadvance.23.Whichofthefollowingisaruleforvisitorswithpets?A.Petsmustbekept6feetaway. B.Petsareallowedonhikingtrails.C.Petscanrunfreelyatcampgrounds. D.Petsarerequiredtobeonleashes.BInavillageafewkilometresfromtheWestFlanderscoast,NeleBekaertfetchesoneofseveralBrabanthorsesthatherfamilyowns.Weighingaboutaton,thepowerfulhorseisidealforpullingadragnettocatchtiny,greyshrimp(虾)intheNorthSea.BekaertridesthehorsetotheseasideofOostduinkerke,Belgium.Uponarrival,sheputsonbrightyellowwaterproofoverallsandtiesropesandalargenetbehindthehorse.Twobasketsareplacedattheanimal’ssides.Bekaertskillfullyseatsherselfbetweenthebaskets.Sheleadsthehorseintotheseauntilthewaterreachesthetoppartsofitslegsandtheyslowlymoveparalleltothecoastline,causingauniquescene.Ametalchainattachedtothefrontofthenetoverthesand,creating“shockwaves”thatcauseshrimptojumpintothenet,whilewaterpressurepushesthecatchtotheback.Afterabout30minutes,Bekaertandher“co-worker”returntoshore.Sheemptiesthenet,washesandsortsthecatch,keepingshrimpandfishthatarefullygrown,whilereleasingthesmall-sizedshrimpandbabycrabsbackintothesea.Thishelpsmaintainbiodiversityandpreventstheunintentionalcaptureofnon-targetspecies.Bekaertispartofateamof14activehorsebackshrimpfishers,formerlyknownasEastDunkirkHorseFishers.EachyearinOostduinkerke,theygive36publicdemonstrationsandparticipateinaShrimpFestival,eventsfundedbythegovernmenttokeepthecraftalive.Nowadays,theold-fashionedmethodhasbeenentirelyreplacedbycommercialdevelopmentexceptinOostduinkerke.Thatisthankstoformermayor(市长)HonoréLoones,whosavedhorsebackshrimpfishingfromextinctionin1950bymakingitatouristattractionwiththefirstShrimpFestival.Thecrafthasbeensupportedbythegovernmenteversince.TheEastDunkirkHorseFishersplayavitalroleinpromotingthecraft.MemberstravelfordemonstrationsateventsacrossEurope.“Thetraditionisveryimportant,”Bekaertnotes.“I’mhappytohelppreserveandshareit.”24.WhatmakesBekaert’sshrimpfishingunusual?A.Herfishingonhorseback. B.Herplasticfishingnet. C.Herprotectiveequipment. D.Herfishingoffthecoast.25.WhichwordcanbestdescribeBekaert’smethodofsortingthecatch?A.Labor-saving. B.Profit-oriented. C.Sustainable. D.Efficient.26.Whydotheshrimpfishersgivesomanypublicdemonstrations?A.Toworkhardtosurvive. B.Topassdowntheancientfishingskill.C.Toraisefundsforthegovernment. D.TocommercializetheShrimpFestival.27.Whatcanweinferabouthorsebackshrimpfishing?A.Itisexpectedtodieoutsoon. B.Itbooststheglobaltourismindustry.C.Itfacedextinctioninthepast. D.Ithasthreatenedcommercialfishing.CStartreadingrecentinternetconversationsaboutAI,andyou’llfindatopicthatsurfaceswithincreasingfrequency:ChatGPTdeliveredlifesavingmedicaladvice.“ThreeweeksagoIwokeupfromanapandfoundsomeredspotsallovermylegs,”beginsonesuchaccountinavideofromBethanyCrystal,wholivesinNewYork.AfteranexchangewithChatGPT,ittoldher,“Youneedimmediateevaluationforpossiblebleedingrisk.”“Whatfollowedwasaterriblethree-dayexperiencethatgotincreasinglyscary,”saysCrystal,whowaseventuallydiagnosedwitharareautoimmunedisorder.ShesaysshemaynothavegonetotheemergencyroomintimeifChatGPThadnotbeeninsistent.HundredsofmillionsofpeoplenowconsultChatGPTweeklyforwellnessadvice,accordingtoitsmaker,OpenAI.InearlyJanuary,thecompanyannouncedthelaunchofanewplatform,ChatGPTHealth,whichitsaysoffersenhancedsecurityforsharingmedicalrecordsanddata.ItjoinsotherAItoolssuchasMyDoctorFriendinpromisingtopartnerwithpatientsonnavigatinghealthcare.ManypatientsdescribeusingdifferentAIplatformstohelpwithdailymanagementofhealthasacomplement(补充)toadvicefrommedicalprofessionals.Sixty-year-oldBurtRosenusesAItohelpmanagesymptomsandtreatmentforthecancerhe’sbeendiagnosedwith.HefrequentlyshowsAItestresultsandasksittotranslatethemintocomprehensibleEnglish.RosensaysAIhaschangedtherelationshiphehaswithhisdoctor.“WhenIgointoadoctor’sappointment,Inolongerneedhimtoexplainmuchtome,”hesays.“Mydoctor’sappointmentismuchmoreofanaction-planningsession.”Ofcourse,AIisnotareplacementforadoctor.Doctorssaythatwithoutclinicaloversight(监督),misdiagnosis,misleadingadvice,orhumanmisunderstandingaresignificantproblems.Despitethesehazards,theyareoptimisticaboutthecontributionsAIcanmaketohealthcareandbelievesthebenefitswilleventuallyoutweighthedangers,iftheydon’talready.28.WhatdoesBethanyCrystal’scaseinparagraph2indicate?A.ThepopularityofChatGPT. B.Thesignificanceofregularcheckups.C.Thelackofmedicalknowledge. D.ThevalueofAI-aidedmedicaldiagnosis.29.WhatdoweknowaboutChatGPTHealth?A.Itsusers’privacyisbetterprotected. B.Itprovidesbetterhealthcarethandoctors.C.Ithas100millionregisteredusers. D.ItisusedasatoolbyMyDoctorFriend.30.WhatimpacthasAIbroughttoRosen?A.Itimprovesthecurerateforhisdisease. B.Itreduceshistrustinmedicalpersonnel.C.Itoffershimreal-timetranslationatthedoctor’s.D.Itchangesthewayhecommunicateswithhisdoctor.31.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hazards”inparagraph5mean?A.Virtues. B.Risks. C.Signs. D.Reminders.DWhenBrandonContinoandco-founderDanChiweredevelopingFourGrowers’produce-harvestingrobots,theypracticallylivedinagreenhouseforanentireyear.“Weactuallystartedjustrunningeverythingoffalaptop,andIwouldbethereintherowcoding.Chiwouldbemakingchangesmechanically,”Contino,nowCEO,toldTechCrunch.TheresultwasFourGrowers,whichbuildsrobotsdesignedtoautonomouslyharvestplantsingreenhouses.Therobotsareprogrammedtoidentifyproduceattherightlevelofripeness—whichvariesdependingonafarmer’sneeds—byusingmultiplestereocamerastoseethecropsandhelpoperatetherobot’sarmstoavoidnonripefruitonthevine.Thetechcurrentlyworkswithtomatoesandwillbecommerciallyavailabletoharvestothercropslikecucumbersinthenearfuture.Havingenoughlabortoharvestcropsiscrucialbecauseifcropscan’tbeharvestedwhentheyareready,theyrotandresultinlostprofitsforthefarm.TheNationalAssociationofStateDepartmentsofAgriculture’s2024laborreportsaidtheindustryisfacinga“criticalshortage”ofworkers,anditwon’tgetbetteranytimesoon.Continosaidtheywereintentionalaboutfocusingongreenhousefarms.Unlikeoutdoorfarms,greenhousescangrowalmostallyearround,andaremoreefficientthanoutsidefarms.Theyalsoharvestonamuchmorefrequentschedulethanoutdoorfarms,whichmakesthemagoodcandidatetobuytech.FourGrowersnowworkswithfivecustomers,anditsrobotshavepickedmillionsoftomatoes.Continosaidthatthecompanyisworkingtoexpanditstechnologybeyondjustharvestingandislookingtoexpandintooutdoorfarmsinthecomingyears.“It’snotreallyalaborreplacement.It’smoreofanaugmentation(增强),”Continosaid.“Asthelaborforceshrinks,andtherearefewerpeoplewillingtodoit,it’sputtingthemtomorecomfortablepositionsandallowingonepersontobeabletodoalotmore.”32.Whatarethecamerasusedtodointhegreenhouse?A.Identifycrops’maturity. B.Takepicturesfortheripefruit.C.Monitorthesurroundings. D.Distinguishtomatoesfromotherplants.33.Whydoestheauthormentionthe2024laborreportinparagraph3?A.Toexpressconcernaboutthefarmprofits. B.Tostressthenecessityofharvestingrobots.C.ToshowtheachievementsofFourGrowers.D.Tocallforpublicsupportforthefarmindustry.34.AccordingtoContino,whatmakesgreenhousefarmsabettertargetforFourGrowers?A.Awiderrangeofcrops. B.Greenerthanoutsidefarms.C.Agreaternumberofconsumers. D.Higherharvestingfrequency.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.AutonomousTechisComingtoFarming.B.SeedforaFarm’sFuture—FarmManagement.C.FourGrowersRobotsHelpGreenhouseHarvest.D.LaborShortagesandFarmerAdaptationStrategies.第二节（七选五）Intheageofshortvideosandbite-sizedinformation,itseemswe’relosingtheabilitytoenjoygoodbooks.Readingisnolongeranaturallybuilt-inability;orrather,ithasbecomesomethingthatmustberelearned.

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Theansweriscertainlyyes.Herearesometipsasyoutakeonthechallengeofrelearningtoread.Cutyourselfofffromsocialmedia.Makingtimeforrelearningtoreadisnoeasytaskwheneveryextrahourisfloodedwithsocialmediaandotherdigitaladdictions.Soinsteadoftryingtofindextratimeinyourdailyroutine,cutyourselfofffromthesetime-wastingdistractionsforashortperiod.Thisalonewillleaveyourbrainlongingforsomethingtodo.

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Readwhatevermaterialattractsyoumost.

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Savethemforafteryourreadinghabittakesholdagain.Fornow,trychasingafeelingofadventure.Trybiographiesorhistoricalstoriestocapturetheimaginationmorewhilestillinformingyou.Makerelearningtoreadapartofyourschedule.Setspecifictimestostartreading.Itdoesn’thavetobehoursatatime.

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Orjuststartwith5,10,or15minutesatatimetokeepthebarriertoentrylow.Asyourbrainrediscoversthehabit,yoursessionsnaturallybecomelonger.

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Whenthere’sabreakintheday,pulloutyourbookinsteadofcheckingyoursocialmedia.Turnwaitingroomsintolearningcenters.Turnbusridesintoatimetogrowyourbrain.You’llfallinlovewithreadingbeforeyouknowit.Inshort,startyourreadingjourneytodayandrebuildyourbrain’sabilitytofocus.Inaneradefinedbyspeed,torelearnhowtoreaddeeplyis,ultimately,torelearnhowtothinkforourselves.A.Keepabookonyouatalltimes. B.Setcleargoalsforwhatyoureadeachday.C.Andthenyoucanfillthatgapwithreading.D.Breakyourreadingsessionsupthroughouttheday.E.Youmaywonderwhethertheeffortisactuallyworthit,though.F.Formanyreaders,non-fictionbooksaretoodryandshortofcreativity.G.Don’tyoufeelthescenesarenotjusttwo-dimensionalpicturesinyourhead?三、完形填空Afewyearsago,aclosefriendofminetoldmethatshedidn’tthinkofmeasacreativeperson.Thatreally

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me,becauseIalwaysfeltacreativeimpulse(冲动)inme:throughwriting.Ialwaysfelttheneedtocreatesomething.Itmademe

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:Isn’twritingaformofcreation?Whilewritingservesasacommunicativetool,italsopossessesthe

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tocreate,express,andstimulateemotions.Ifeltconnectedtowriting,tothe

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itselfundermypen.Sure,Ikeptajournalandwroteinmynotesapp.ThesewerethethingsIwasmost

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itandgiveitbacktotheworldthewayIdigestedit.Mybiggestformofinspirationistheoutsideworld:itcomesfromtalkingtoafriendthathasaverydifferentlifefrommine;fromfunny

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withstrangersonthebus;frombeinginnature,

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plantsandinsects.Atsomepoint,Igetstuck.Theideasjustdon’tcome,orI

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withtherightperspective.WhenIfeelthisway,Iaskmyself:WhyamIstuck?—UntilIuncoverthe

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oftheproblem.IfI’mstillblocked,Iwill

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physicalmovement—awalkorarun—to

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myhead.Often,thesimpleactofsteppingawayandreconnectingwithmyself

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thatcreativetension.Writingisdefinitelyakindofcreation.Itcombinestechnicalcraftwith

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imagination,allowingmetocommunicatecomplexemotionsandideas.41. A.hurt B.matched C.suited D.awoke42. A.discover B.reflect C.check D.realize43. A.prospect B.measure C.capacity D.element44. A.hidden B.obvious C.correct D.positive45. A.fixing B.repeating C.reporting D.revealing46. A.nervous B.thrilled C.unsure D.cautious47. A.capture B.download C.explore D.copy48. A.games B.agreements C.complaints D.interactions49. A.painting B.covering C.digging D.observing50. A.agree B.struggle C.compete D.compare51. A.root B.cost C.sign D.evidence52. A.figureout B.turnto C.putoff D.giveup53. A.raise B.enrich C.clear D.exercise54. A.increases B.causes C.recalls D.releases55. A.general B.unrealistic C.personal D.similar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。AChinesefolkmusicconcert

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(hold)attheAlgonquinCommonsTheatreinOttawa,CanadaonJuly5,2026.PresentedbytheWuxiChineseOrchestra(乐团)aspartoftheMusicandBeyondFestival,theperformanceusedmusicasabridge

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(create)aculturaldialoguebetweenChineseandCanadiancivilizations.TheconcertopenedwiththelivelyDanceoftheGoldenSnake,

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(follow)byclassicpiecesincludingAmbushfromTenSides,andDunhuang,

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(show)therichheritageoftraditionalChinesecultureinanimmersive(沉浸式)Easternmusicalexperience.Focusingonthethemesof“dialogue”and“integration”,theconcertfeaturedinnovativeartistic

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(cooperate)thatbroughtChineseandWesternmusicalelementstogether.Thehighlightoftheconcertwasaperformanceof“MoonReflectedonSecondSpring”,featuringtheerhualongsideaWesternstringquartet.Theconcert

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(surprising)concludedwithaperformanceofthebelovedCanadianfolksongRedRiverValleyontraditionalChineseinstruments,

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broughttheaudiencetotheevening’semotionalclimax(顶点).TheChineseAmbassadortoCanadaWangDiattendedtheeventalong

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theformerCanadianSenatorHuZixiuandaround700guestsandlocalresidentstoenjoytheperformance.Theconcertcreated

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warmatmosphere,anddrewenthusiasticresponses,withprolongedapplausethroughouttheevening.Manyattendeessaidtheperformancedeepened

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(they)understandingofChineseculturethroughthemusic.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，你的英国笔友Leo所居住的社区有很多人对中国文化感兴趣，他作为社区志愿者，打算利用周末时间在社区开展活动宣传一项中国传统的体育运动。请你给Leo写一封信，向他推荐一项适合的运动。内容包括：1.运动形式；2.推荐理由。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。DearLeo,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。ShannonSt.Ongewasdrivingbackfromherofficewhenasnowstormhitwithoutwarning.Theroadsturnedverydangerouswithwhiteoutconditions,makingitnearlyimpossibletoseemorethanafewmetersahead.Shelaterlearnedthatthiskindofstormiscalleda“Saskatchewanscreamer,”whichcomesonextremelyfastandbringsextremelystrongwinds.Realizingshecouldnotdrivesafely,Shannonstoppedhercarandcalled911forhelp.Theoperatortoldherthatrescueworkerswerealreadytoobusywithothercallsandadvisedhertostayinhercar,sinceshehadenoughgasandwaswarm.ShetookdownShannon’sinformationandpromisedthatanofficerwouldcallbacksoon.Hourspassed,butnoonecalled.Shannonwaitednervouslyinhercarasthestormgrewworseoutside.Almost14hourswentby,andstillnobodyhadcheckedonher.ShelaterwroteonFacebookthatshebegantopanic.Hermindfilledwithscarythoughts:sheworriedaboutbeinghitbyanothercarthatcouldnotseeher,orgettingburiedunderdeepsnow.Shealsofearedthatsnowmightblockhertailpipe,whichcouldsenddangerousgasesintohercar.Themoreshethought,themorehelplessshefelt.Aboveall,shewasdeeplyafraidthatshewouldnevergethometoherchildren,andthatthoughtbrokeherheart.Refusingtogiveup,Shannondecidedtotakeaction.Shebravelywentoutintothefiercestorm,strugglingtofindaroadsignthatcouldtellherwhereshewas.Thewindwassostrongthatshecouldhardlystand,butshemanagedtoreadthesignandfindherlocation.Then,shetookoutherphoneandfoundaneighborhoodFacebookgroupfortheareashewaspassingthrough.ShepostedamessagedescribingherdifficultsituationandaddedaGoogleMapspinsothatlocalpeoplecouldseeherexactspot.Shehopedsomeonenearbymightseeherpostandcometohelp,thoughshewasnotsureifanyonewouldactuallyshowupinsuchterribleweather.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。Shannon’smessagesoonreachedAndre,a70-year-oldretiredmannearby._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________WhentheyreachedAndre’shome,hiswifehadhotsoupandclotheswaiting._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________听力材料及答案Text1【答案】A【原文】M:DoIneedtoregisterbeforeenteringthelibrary?W:Yes,youcandothatatthefrontdesk.Letmewalkyouthroughthemainsectionsfirst,andthenwe'llgooverthereturnrules.Text2【答案】C【原文】M:Howmuchistheticketfortheconcert?W:It's$18foradultsandhalfpriceforchildrenunder12.M:I'lltaketwoadultticketsandonechildticketformy10-year-oldson.Text3【答案】C【原文】W:Didyouwatchtherobotcompetitionyesterday?M:No.ButIremembertheBlueAlliancereachedthefinalandbeatRoboMasterlastyear.Howweretheirperformancesthisyear?W:Notasgoodastheiropponent,ArizonaRoboticsLeague.Text4【答案】B【原文】M:Anna,areyougoingtosetuptheequipmentforthesportsmeettoday?W:No.Iwilldoittomorrowmorning,becauseIstillhavetoget20flagsandseveralropesforitthisafternoon.Text5【答案】A【原文】W:WillNinastillmakeittoourvolunteerevent?M:Shecalledmejustnow.Sheplannedtodriveover,butafallentreeblockedherroad.She'sstuckatagasstationwaitingforcleanupcrews.W:That'sapity.We'llhavetohandletheextraworkourselves.Text6【答案】【小题6】C【小题7】B【原文】W:I'vefinallysavedenoughtorentmyfirstapartment.IvisitedafewunitsforaviewinglastSaturday,andI'mfavoringtheoneonMapleStreet.M:Youhavetoreadtherentalcontractcarefullybeforesigningit.W:Iknow.Ownerscanslipinhiddenfees.I'mgoingtobringEmmawithme.Sheusedtoworkasarentalagent.M:Smartmove.Areyougoingtopaymonthly,orgoforaquarterlypayment?W:I'mthinkingabouttheformer.Idon'twanttotieuptoomuchcashatonce.M:Thatmakessense.Text7【答案】【小题8】C【小题9】B【小题10】A【原文】M:Sarah,I'veseenthedesignsyou'vemadeforournewproduct,the"EcoBottle",andIthinkthey'regreat.Theyreallyshowthegreenspiritwewanted.W:I'mgladyoulikethem.M:JustafewchangesI'dliketosuggest.W:Goahead.M:I'mnotquitesureaboutthepictureofthebottleonthebeach.Ithasgotnicesunlight,whichisgood,butitfeelsabitstill,doesn'tit?Ithinkwe'dbett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