2027届湖南衡阳市高三一模高考英语试卷试题（含答案详解）

试卷第=page11页（共=sectionpages33页）试卷第=page11页（共=sectionpages33页）高三英语一第一部分听力（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．Whatisthewomanprobablydoing?A．Conductingresearch. B．Guidingvisitorsaround. C．Developingacityplan.2．WhatwillthemandoonThursday?A．Visitazoo. B．Treatsomeclients. C．Attendameeting.3．Whatdothespeakerswanttoplay?A．Tennis. B．Basketball. C．Badminton.4．Whydoesn’tthewomanfeellikeeatingmeat?A．Sheistryingtoloseweight.B．Shehastocutcostsonmeat.C．Shefollowsherdoctor’sadvice.5．What’stheman’ssuggestion?A．Buyanewopener. B．Openthecapwithakey. C．Bitethetopoffwiththemouth.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．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Aweekendplan. B．Atravelexperience. C．Anewrestaurant.7．WhatwillthespeakersdothisSaturdaymorning?A．Dohomework. B．Visitamuseum. C．Gohiking.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatistheRepairCafé?A．Alampshop. B．Arepairevent. C．Acoffeeshop.9．Whatshouldthemandotogettheitemrepaired?A．Bookonlinefirst. B．Payasmallfee. C．Bringhisowntools.10．Whatwillthemanprobablydo?A．Joinasavolunteer. B．Putupaposter. C．Bringhislamp.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．WhatisTom’sartprojectbasedon?A．Birds. B．Parks. C．Museums.12．WhatdoesTomthinkofthevisittotheBirdPark?A．Interesting. B．Educational. C．Disappointing.13．Wheredidthewomanfailtovisit?A．TheBirdPark.B．TheNaturalHistoryMuseum.C．TheNationalResearchCenter.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．WhatdoesthewomansayaboutancientGreece?A．Itleftfewhistoricalrecords.B．Ithadagreatinfluenceonscience.C．Itwasthebirthplaceofmanysports.15．Whathappenedtotheoriginalworks?A．Theywerealllost.B．Theywerepartiallypreserved.C．Somepiecesofthemwerethrownaway.16．WhatdoweknowaboutHermannDiels?A．Hewasthefirsttodiscoverthesetexts.B．Hegatheredandputthesetextsinorder.C．Heprovedthesetextswerescientificworks.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whyisanewentrysystemintroduced?A．Tosavelabor. B．Tocollectpersonaldata. C．Tospeedupentry.18．Whatspaceissuitableforpeoplewantingagentleworkout?A．Thelargehall. B．Therestarea. C．Thestretchingroom.19．Whataretheguidedfitnesssessionsmainlyfor?A．Helpingbuildbasicfitnessskills.B．Trainingmembersforcompetitions.C．Coachingbeginnersinadvancedmoves.20．Whatisthepurposeofthespeaker’stalk?A．Tointroducenewservices.B．Toadvertisepaidprograms.C．Tohireexperiencedcoaches.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。AFudanUniversityInternationalWinterProgramTheFudanUniversityInternationalWinterProgramisa3-weekEnglish-taughtstudyprogramheldeverywinter.Opentouniversitystudentsworldwide,itfosterscross-culturalunderstanding,broadensglobalperspectivesandbuildsmeaningfulconnectionsamongparticipants.ProgramInfoDuration:Dec.21,2026—Jan.8,2027Location:FudanUniversityHandanCampusApplicationPeriodEarly-BirdApplicationDeadline:11:00,Aug.31,2026Early-BirdTuition(学费)PaymentDeadline:11:00,Sep.4,2026Non-ChineseApplicants’ApplicationDeadline:11:00,Nov.9,2026ChineseApplicants’ApplicationDeadline:11:00,Nov.23,2026QualificationCollegestudentsabove18yearsofagewithsufficientEnglishproficiencyandgoodhealth.ActivitiesBeyondacademiclectures,studentswilltakepartincitytours,enterprisevisitsandculturalevents.Participationinactivitiesisvoluntaryandfreeofcharge,exceptforthetriptoZhouzhuangWaterTown,whichcostsabout350yuanperperson.Registrationisrequiredforallactivities,andsomehavelimitedcapacity.FeesApplicationFee:CNY400Tuition:StandardpriceCNY18,000;CNY16,000withearly-birddiscountInclusions:Allcoursetuition,culturalactivityfeesandcorporatevisitfeesExclusions:AccommodationandtransportationRefundPolicy1.Forrefundrequestsduetopersonalreasons:•Theapplicationfeeisnon-refundableunlessphysicalinconveniencesareconfirmed.•Tuitionpaidattheearly-birddiscountedrate:60%ofthepaidtuitionwillberefunded•Tuitionpaidatthestandardprice:50%ofthepaidtuitionwillberefunded2.Allrefundswillbeprocessedviatheoriginalpaymentchannel.Anybankhandlingfeesgeneratedduringtherefundprocessshallbebornebystudents.21．Whocanapplyfortheprogram?A．A30-year-oldEnglishteacheratauniversity. B．A17-year-oldexchangestudentingoodhealth.C．A19-year-oldcollegestudentwithfluentEnglish. D．A20-year-olduniversitystudentwithheartdisease.22．Whatcanwelearnabouttheprogram’sactivities?A．Allofthemarefreeofcharge.B．Studentsregisterforthemoncampus.C．Theyconsistofacademiclecturesonly.D．Someofthemadmitarestrictednumberofmembers.23．Howmuchmightbetheleastrefundifanapplicantwashospitalized?A．CNY8,400． B．CNY9,000． C．CNY9,400． D．CNY9,600．BAttheJamesE.FoyInformationDeskinAuburnUniversity’sstudentcenter,phoneshavebeenringingsince1953.Backthen,encyclopedias(百科全书)andphonebookswerepiledonthedesk.Today,threeiMacshavereplacedthem.Butthephonenumberremainsthesame,andsodoesthemission—answeranyquestion,nomatterhowstrange.Thecallscomefromallovertheworld.WhatistheaveragecostofanacreoflandinTexas?HowdoyougettheSuperSeruminCallofDuty?Whoisthemostfamouspersonalive?Studentsworkingatthedeskhandlethemallwithremarkablepatience.“Yes,ma’am”and“No,sir”punctuate(不时穿插)everyconversation,especiallywhenthecallerhasathickSouthernaccent.Somecallershavebecomeregulars.Beulahcallsfrequentlywithquestionsaboutwildlife—asnakeinherhouse,afoxinheryard,aspideronhercurtains.Hercallsoftenlast15minutes,farlongerthantheusualtwominutes.Thestudentsdon’tknowmuchabouther—whereshelives,whosheis—buttheymissherwhenshedoesn’tcall.“Ireallyhopeshe’sOK,”onestudentsaid.Othercallsaremorepersonal.BraxtonStacey,astudentsupervisor,onceansweredacallfromanelderlywomanwhospokefornearlyanhour.Shewasn’taskingmuchofanything—justtellinghimabouthergrandkidsandherhouserepairs.Attheend,shementionedthatafriendhadrecentlypassedaway.“Sheneededsomebody,”Staceyrecalled.“Ididn’thavetosaymuch.Itfeltgoodjusttolethertalktome.”CoraBaldwin,asoft-spokensenior,rememberedadifferentcaller—anoldermanwhoaskedaboutcelebrities’birthdays.Asshereadthemaloud,hemurmured,“Thatmakessense.”Thenheaskedforherbirthdayandtoldher,“Youdon’twanttobeasoftwareengineer.Youwanttoworkwithpeople.”Hewasright—thoughshehadneversaiditaloud.Tohercolleagues,shehadalwaysseemeddestinedforcoding.Butshelateradmitted,“I’vealwayshadempathytowardbrokenpeople.”WhydopeoplestillcallsomeoneonthelandlineintheageoftheInternet?Perhapsbecausethebestanswerisn’talwaysafact,butsomeonewillingtolisten.24．Whatisthepurposeofmentioningthequestionsinparagraph2?A．Toshowthewidevarietyofquestions. B．Topraisestudents’remarkablepatience.C．ToexplaintheDesk’sworldwidepopularity. D．ToprovethecomplexityofSouthernaccents.25．WhatdoesBeulahusuallydowhenshephonestheDesk?A．Sharestoriesaboutherdailylife. B．Askaboutcelebrities’birthdays.C．Sharestoriesabouthergrandkids. D．Askaboutcreaturesatherhome.26．HowdidtheelderlywomanfeelbeforetalkingwithStacey?A．Anxious. B．Relieved. C．Curious. D．Lonely.27．WhathastheauthorcometorealizeabouttheDesk?A．Sympathyisthepursuitofitscallers. B．Technologygivesrisetoitspopularity.C．Asympatheticearcanbethebestresponse. D．Factsarealwayssecondarytogoodlisteners.CInthePhilippines,buyinggoodsinaffordable,piecemealquantitiesiswovenintodailylife.Decadesbeforeplasticsbecamewidespread,Filipinos(菲律宾人)broughtusedglassjarsandbottlestobuyhouseholdessentials.Theintroductionofsachets(小袋)intothemarket—convenient,cheapandpre-packedinsmallvolumes—quicklychangedthisdynamic.Itwasn’tlongbeforelandfillswereoverwhelmedwiththesemulti-layeredsachetsthatrefusedtobreakdown,eventuallyleakingintowaterwaysandouttotheocean.KhateNolasco,adistrictofficialinMalabon,feelsthisproblemacutely.Everytyphoonseason—atleast20stormsstrikethecountryeachyear—thelow-lying,flood-pronecityisawashinrubbish,whichblocksestuaries(河口)anddrains.Clearingoperationscantakeaslongasamonth,shesays,anditismismanagedplasticwastethatgetsleftbehind:packetsofsoysauce,vinegarandshampoo.InJuly2024,withthesupportofalocalleader,NolascolaunchedTingiTindahan.Modelledafterthesari-saristoresthatdotFilipinoneighbourhoods,thenewstorestockshouseholdgoodswithasimpledifference:noplasticpackaging.Itstoresproductsinbigglassjarswithhandwrittenlabels.Liquidslikeoilandvinegarflowfromspouts(管口),whiledrygoodsarescoopedandweighedonascale.Customersbringtheirowncontainerstofill,whichcanrangefromemptywaterbottlestooldbiscuittins.WhenTingiTindahanopenedlastyear,residentswerequitehesitant.Butwithinmonths,itgainedsteadycustomers.Nolascoexplainspeoplecomparedreceiptsandnoticedthestoreundercutsupermarketsonrice,oil,andstaples.Thestore’sconvenientlocationandfriendlyservicewerealsoappreciated,butthepricedrovethechange.Whiletheireffortshavenotcompletelysolvedtheirplasticwasteproblem,Nolascosayssheandthewasteworkersintheirdistrictfeeltheymakeanimportantcontribution.Theyestimatetheirinitiativehashelpedpreventatleast145,000sachetsfromlandfill.28．Whatisamajorconcernaboutthewideuseofsachets?A．Causingmoretyphoons. B．Reducingproductvariety.C．Threateningtraditionalpackaging. D．Producingnon-biodegradablewaste.29．HowdocustomerspurchasegoodsfromTingiTindahan?A．Theybuytheminpre-packedsachets. B．Theyweighthemonascalebeforebuying.C．Theybringreusablecontainersforrefilling. D．Theyreceivefreeglassjarsfromthestoretofill.30．Whatmainlyshiftedresidents’attitudetowardTingiTindahan?A．Convenienceinshopping. B．Excellentcustomerservice.C．Priceedgeoversupermarkets. D．Varietiesofhouseholdgoods.31．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．JarsReturn:AFilipinoPlasticFix B．Sachets:AMajorPollutionSourceC．Sachets:ATroublesomeConvenience D．JarsReturn:AComebacktoTraditionDNewresearchinScientificReportsfindscertaingiraffescanmentallycombinequantities,afoundationforcomplexnumberskills.ZootestsinBarcelonaconfirmedtwooffourgiraffesconsistentlypassedthecarrot-basedmathtest.Numericalthinkingwasoncethoughttobeuniquetohumans.Yetoverrecentdecades,researchershavediscoveredmanyanimalscanprocessquantities.Oneearlierstudyfoundgiraffesoutperformedeightotherungulates(有蹄类动物)atquantitydistinction.Anothershowedgiraffescanalsoconsiderprobabilitieswhenchoosingfood—theychoosetheoneswithproportionallymorecarrots.Loidi,leadauthoroftheScientificReportspaper,saysthesefindingsinspiredthemtogivethegiraffesthislatesttest.InavideoofgiraffeNurutakingthetest,thefirstyellowcontainerhastwocarrotsticks,thesecondyellowcontainerhasthree,andthegreencontainerhastwo.Loidithenaddstwocarrotsticksfromthegreencontainertothefirstyellowcontainer.Afterashortpause,Nurucorrectlychoosesthefirstcontainer,thenchomps(大声地吃)downonherrewardoffourcarrotsticks.Tomaketherightdecision,Nuruhadto“handlethosequantitiesinhermind”,holdingeachone,addingtherelevantamountstogether,andunderstandingthat2+2isgreaterthan3,Loidisays.Inmultiple-roundtests,twogiraffes,NuruandNjano,passedwithflyingcolors.However,becausethegiraffesmostlikelydon’tassignsymbolstostandinforthequantities,thewayhumansandsomeotheranimalscan,“it’snotrealaddition,”Loidiclarifies.“It’smoreliketheperceptualbasisforaddition”—possiblyreflectingthesamementalprocesseswehavebuiltontocreatemorecomplexmath.“Knowinggiraffes’skilllevelletsuspeekintohowtheynavigatetheworldandseehowthemindhasevolvedfromawiderview,”saysLoidi.“Whilewecan’tknowexactlywhygiraffeshavetheseabilities,theymayusethemforsurvivalandsocialchoices.Aswesharetheplanetwithgiraffesandothercreatures,theirskillsofferanimportantreminder:Theseanimalshavemuchtoshowus.Theyarecognitivebeings,andwearenottheonlyintelligentanimals.”32．Whatinspiredtheselectionofgiraffesastestsubjects?A．Theirgiftforfooddistinction. B．Theirinterestincarrots.C．Theirabilitytocountnumbers. D．Theirsensitivitytoquantities.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“withflyingcolors”inparagraph3mean?A．Eventually. B．Conditionally. C．Narrowly. D．Excellently.34．HowdidNurupassthetest?A．Bycomparingcontainercolors. B．Byrememberingfoodsymbols.C．Bycombiningcarrotsmentally. D．Bycountingcarrotsonebyone.35．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．Giraffes’skillsareforsocialrecreation. B．Giraffeshaveawiderviewoftheworld.C．Animalintelligencedeservesrecognition. D．Humansgetafullpictureofgiraffes’world.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。Heartdiseasehaslongbeenpicturedasaproblemoftheold,theoverweightandtheinactive.

___36___Actually,researchshowsthatquiteafewheartattackpatientshavenoneofthetraditionalriskfactors.LindaMarsh,a60-year-oldmedicaljournalist,learnedthislessonthehardway.Shewatchedherdiet,exercisedregularly,andhadhealthybloodpressure.Sincecancerhadclaimedseveralofherrelatives,shewasproactiveaboutscreeningforit.

___37___Whenastrangetightnessinherchestcameandwentoveraweekend,shetalkedherselfintobelievingitwasnothingmorethanindigestion.Onlyabloodtestrevealedthetruththatseveralofherheart’sbloodvesselswerealmostcompletelyblocked.Doctorscouldfindnothinginherlifestyletoexplaintheattack.

___38___Herfatherunderwentheartsurgeryinhis70s,andtherewas,shelaterdiscovered,moreheartdiseaseonhermother’ssideofthefamily.Thatis,genescanquietlyraisetheoddsevenwhenalifestylelooksperfect—arisknoscanpredictsandnolifestyleerases,butonethebodymaysignalinsubtleways.___39___Inwomenespecially,redflags,likediscomfortinthejaw,backorarms,shortnessofbreath,oracoldsweat,areofteneasilymissed.Becausesuchsymptomsappearanddisappear,theyarefrequentlymistakenforminorcomplaintsandbrushedaside.Noneofthis,however,shouldsuggestthathealthyhabitsarepointless.Theylowertheriskofheartdiseaseandspeedrecoveryafterit.

___40___Thewisestresponsetoasuspicioussymptom,asMarshnowtellsherreaders,isthereforenottoreasonitawaybuttogetcheckedimmediately.A．Whattheycannotdoispromisetotalprotection.B．Thatbelief,however,isdangerouslyincomplete.C．Itturnedoutthattheanswerlayinherfamilyhistory.D．Bycontrast,heartdiseasesimplynevercrossedhermind.E．Shedroveherselftothehospitalwithouttellingherfamily.F．Thankstomodernmedicine,heartattackstodayarefarlessdangerous.G．Despiteinbornfactors,knowingthewarningsignscansavepeople’slives.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四个选项中选出最佳选项。Igrewupwherefactorieskeptreleasingunknownsubstances.Asachild,Inever____41____thefactthatfewstarsappearedinthenightsky.Oneevening,myfatherlookedupand____42____asinglestarshiningthrough,addingsoftly,“Thereusedtobemore.”It____43____methatIhadneverseenatrulystarrysky.Iturnedmygazetotheneighborhoodandnoticedfirefliesflickeringeverywhere—“____44____”cometoEarth.Ihadalwaystakenthemforgranted,butmyfather’s____45____tonemademeseethemdifferently.Soon,myfriendsandIeachgrabbedajellyjar.Weranwildly,____46____fireflies,shoutingjoyfullyateachcapture.Anhourlater,we____47____andsatinacircle.The____48____ofboysstaringattheglowinginsects,facesbathedintheirlight,wasalmostoutofthisworld.Myfatherwatchedsilentlyforawhile.Finally,hegently____49____,“Starsbelonginthesky.”Weknewwhattodo.Pickingupourjars,wecounted,“One,two,three!”and____50____thelidsalltogether.Thefirefliesflewupward,spreadingoutinadisplayofpure____51____.Inrecentyears,lifehasgrownmorechallenging,relationshipsmore____52____andacademicloadheavier.Yetchildhoodmemorieshaveremained,perhapsbecausechildhoodistheonlytimewhenothersshoulderedtheresponsibilityforourhappiness,likemyfatherwho

____53____myjoy.NowIwonderif,byreleasingthosefireflies,I____54____theskywithstarsforhim—reinforcinghischildhoodmemoryofskiesclearenoughtoseetheMilkyWay.That’showbeautifulthe____55____usedtobe.41．A．liked B．questioned C．accepted D．denied42．A．missed B．spotted C．drew D．captured43．A．warned B．annoyed C．struck D．bothered44．A．stars B．angels C．fairies D．supermen45．A．sad B．cold C．encouraging D．measured46．A．chasing B．studying C．counting D．protecting47．A．rushed B．gathered C．slept D．argued48．A．story B．lifestyle C．example D．scene49．A．comforted B．ordered C．whispered D．remarked50．A．lifted B．broke C．pressed D．pushed51．A．anger B．concern C．excitement D．anxiety52．A．simple B．genuine C．complicated D．precious53．A．paidrespectto B．borewitnessto C．gavewayto D．didjusticeto54．A．equipped B．decorated C．left D．filled55．A．look B．childhood C．home D．view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。Awoodencoveredbridgestandsinsideamuseumhall,itsancientbeamscarefullyrestored____56____(maintain)theiroriginalappearance.Attheentrance,severaltablesaresetwithtraditionalteapots,whilehandwovenbamboobasketsnearbyholdlocal____57____(specialty)collectedfromsurroundingvillages.ThisscenevividlyrecreatesthedailylifethatoncetookplacearoundChina’sancientcoveredbridges.AnationalexhibitionontraditionalcoveredbridgesrecentlyopenedinBeijing,____58____(aim)todisplaythearchitecturalwisdombehindtheseuniquestructures.Thesebridges,knownas“langqiao”inChinese,werenotmerelypassagewaysbutlivelycommunitycenters

____59____villagersoncegatheredtoexchangenewsandescapethesummerheat.Accordingtoathree-yearprotectionplan____60____(launch)in2024,hundredsofbridgesacrossthecountryhavebeensurveyed.Localgovernmentsatvariouslevels____61____(provide)strongfinancialandtechnicalsupporttotheinitiativethusfar,whichreflectsthenation’sgrowing____62____(commit)toculturalheritage.Theexhibitionfeaturesover300items,includingphotos,restorationtools,andmodels,givingvisitors____63____detailedlookatthelocals’preservationwork.Formanyelderlyvillagers,thesestructuresarefarmoremeaningfulthanmerebuildings—theyare____64____(live)carriersofchildhoodmemoriesandcommunityidentity.“Theyaretrulypriceless,”saidanexpert.“Wemustpassthemdown____65____futuregenerationssotheycanunderstandthestoriestheycarry.”第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．假设你是李华，你校拟每周增加一节非文化课，校英文报现面向全体学生征集意见。请你从“体育课”、“心理健康课”和“音乐课”这三门课中选择一个，并给校英文报编辑写封邮件，内容包括：（1）你的选择；（2）说明理由。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。DearEditor,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua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。OnaMaymorning,ColtJohnson,a26-year-oldelectricianfromIdaho,setoutaloneonaremotehikeinArizona’sSuperstitionMountains.Accustomedtocool,shadedpathsbackhome,hebadlyunderestimatedthedesertheat.Afterfivehours,hewashopelesslylostandoutofwater,lightheadedandshaking.HetextedhiswifeMaliaforhelp,butthesignalwasdead.Allhehadwerecandies,anemergencyhandgun,andthethoughtofMaliaand3-year-olddaughterDella.Desperate,Coltfiredtwoshots.Noresponsecame,sohefiredtwomorehalfanhourlater,hisarmweakwithexhaustion.ThesoundechoedacrossrockyhillsandreachedZetoJr.,a57-year-oldretiredfirefighter,whowashikingnearby.Atfirsthetookitforhunting,butwhenheheardtwomoreshotshalfanhourlater,his30yearsofrescueexperienceenabledhimtoidentifyitasastandarddistresssignal.Zeto,whoalwayscarriedextrawater,sportsdrinksandfirst-aidsuppliesfromyearsofrescueexperiences,immediatelyheadedforthesound.About45minuteslater,ZetofoundColtlyingonhisside,semi-consciousandslurring(含糊地说)hiswords.Hegavesmallsipsofwaterandsportsdrink—toomuchfluidtoofastwouldworsenhiscondition,heknew.Coltkeptrepeatingthenames“Malia”and“Della”.ZetocheckedColt’sofflinemapandfiguredtheywereroughlythreemilesfromthetrailheadwhereColt’scarwasparked.“We’vegottomove,”hesaidfirmly.“Everyminutecountsinthisheat.”Thetwobegantodescend(下山)themountainslowly.ZetoslungColt’sarmoverhisshoulderandhalf-carriedhimoverrocksandwindingpaths.Withinhalfanhour,ColthaddrunkthreequartersofZeto’swater,yetgrewweaker.Shiveringwithsevereheatexhaustion,Coltsatdownseveraltimes,closedhiseyesandrefusedtomove.Zetoknewthesewerewarningsignsoflife-threateningheatstroke.Thoughtiredandthirsty,Zetorefusedtositdown.“IfIgivein,it’soverforbothofus,”hethought.He’dseentoomanyhikerssurrender(屈服)totheheattoosoonwhentheyweremilesfromsafety.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。AsColtsankontoarockagain,Zetosearchedfortherightwordstopullhimback.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Itwasnearlydarkwhentheyfinallyreachedtheparkinglot.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页（共=sectionpages22页）答案第=page11页（共=sectionpages22页）1．B【原文】W:Allthislandwasusedforagricultureyearsago.Nowit’sabusycity,whichwewillseemoreofonourtour.M:Sorry,butcouldweslowdown?Ithinkwe’velostsomeone.2．A【原文】M:Here’smyreportforthemeetingonThursday.W:Okay.Aren’tyoucoming?M:No,I’vegotthedayoff.I’mtakingmykidstothezooasatreat.3．C【原文】M:Wecan’tusethegymtonightasthebasketballteamhaspractice.W:Whereshallweplay,then?Wecan’tusetheoutdoortenniscourtforbadmintoneither.4．A【原文】M:Idon’tfeellikehavinganymeatfordinnertonight.W:NeitherdoI.MytrainersaidIshouldcutbackonmeatifIwanttogetbacktomypreviousweight.5．B【原文】W:Willyouhelpmewiththisbottle?Ican’tgetthetopoff.Ihaveanopener,butit’sbroken.M:Sure.Justturnthecapwithakeyuntilitcomesoff.Hereyougo.W:Thanks.6．A7．C【原文】W:Whatareyougoingtodothisweekend?M:I’mplanningtogohikingonSaturday.Whataboutyou?W:Thatsoundsfun.Iwasthinkingofvisitingthenewmuseumortryingthatnewrestaurant.M:WhynotjoinusinhikingonSaturdaymorning?Thenwecanhavelunchtogether.W:Great!WhataboutSunday?M:I’llstayathometofinishmyhomework.W:Okay.Let’smeetat8o’clockonSaturdaymorning.8．B9．A10．C【原文】W:Hello,GreenfieldCommunityCenter.HowcanIhelpyou?M:Hi,IsawaposteraboutaRepairCaféthisweekend.Couldyougivemesomedetails?W:Sure.It’saneventwherepeoplebringbrokenitems,andourvolunteershelpfixthem.M:That’sgreat.Ihaveanoldlampthatdoesn’twork.Isthereanyfee?W:No,it’scompletelyfree.Youneedtobooka30-minuteappointmentonlinefirst.M:Isee.ShouldIbringmyowntools?W:Wehavesometools,butmostrepairerspreferusingtheirownequipment.M:OK.I’llregisternowandcomewithmylamponSaturday.W:Perfect.We’llseeyouthen.11．A12．C13．C【原文】W:Howareyougettingonwithyourartproject,Tom?M:Well,I’veprettywellfinishedtheintroductorystage.Actually,Iwasnotinterestedinbirdsatfirst,butnowI’mstartingtogetintoit.IfoundIcouldobservesomanydifferentaspectsofbirds,suchascolor,movement,andsoon.SoIwasreallylookingforwardtotheBirdParkvisit,butitpouredwithrain.W:Iknow.Whataletdown.Wehardlysawasinglebird,fewerthanwesawonthetriptotheNaturalHistoryMuseum.M:Ifeltthesameway.TheworkshopsessionsintheNationalResearchCenterweregoodtoo,especiallythebrainstormingsessions.W:IreallywishedIcouldhavebeenthere.ImissedthosebecauseIwasill.14．B15．B16．B【原文】M:ProfessorBrown,I’mdoingresearchonancientGreece.Whatimpressedyoumostaboutit?W:I’dsayitslastingimpactonscience.TheGreekslaidthefoundationforgeometry,astronomy,andevenmedicine.M:Sotheywroteallthatdown?W:Theydid.Butmanyoriginalworkswerelostovertime.Fortunately,partsofthemwerekeptalivethroughlatercollectionsandquotations.M:That’slucky.Wasiteasyforlaterscholarstousethem?W:Notatall.Forcenturies,thesetextswerefoundindifferentbooks,