河南安阳市2026-2027学年高一上学期月考英语模拟试卷（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

河南安阳市2026-2027学年高一上学期月考英语模拟试卷一、听力（本大题共10小题）1．[1分]Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheplay?A．Terrible. B．Amazing. C．Boring.2．[1分]Whowillthebirthdaypartybeheldfor?A．Ted. B．Paul. C．Lisa.3．[1分]Howmuchwillstudentspayforthetrip?A．$250. B．$300. C．$500.4．[1分]Whatdoesthemanneedrightnow?A．Sometissues. B．Aglassofwater. C．Somemedicine.5．[1分]Whatwillthewomandonext?A．Waitforarepairman. B．Checktheairconditioner. C．Talktoherneighbors.[4分]听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．（1分）HowdidRebeccagetintouchwiththewomantoday?A．Bycallingher. B．Byvisitingher. C．Byemailingher.7．（1分）WheredidRebeccaattendseniorhighschool?A．InLosAngeles. B．InChicago. C．InBoston.8．（1分）WhichfielddoesCindyworkinnow?A．Law. B．Education. C．Computing.9．（1分）WhydoesRebeccawanttoquitherpresentjob?A．Sheplanstoseetheworld. B．Shedoesn’tlikeitanymore. C．Shewillmovetoanewcity.[3分]听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．（1分）Whydoesn’tMarylikecontactingherfriendsbyphone?A．Theyareinthesameschool.B．Theyaretoobusytoanswer.C．Shehatesmakingphonecalls.11．（1分）WhodoesMaryusuallytalktowhensheisupset?A．Herparents. B．Herteachers. C．Herfriends.12．（1分）Whatcanwelearnfromthefather’swords?A．Maryhasgotahighscoreontheform.B．Maryhasagoodrelationshipwithherfriends.C．Maryshouldkeepintouchwithfriendsmoreoften.[4分]听第9段录音，回答第13至16题。13．（1分）Whatseemstobetheproblem?A．Thewoman'snamewasspelledwrongonhertraveldocument.B．Thewomandidn'tpurchaseaticket.C．Thewomanforgotherpassport.14．（1分）Whencanthewomanarrivebackatthegateatthelatest?A．At10:30. B．At10:50. C．At11:00.15．（1分）Whatdoesthemanofferthewoman?A．Aride. B．Anotherflight. C．Arefund.16．（1分）Whichcounterdoesthewomanneedtofind?A．ThecounternexttotheTicketAgency.B．Thecounteroppositethebathrooms.C．Thecheck-outcounter.[3分]听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。17．（1分）HowdoesJanefeelaboutherwork?A．Challenging. B．Rewarding. C．Relaxing.18．（1分）WhatdoesthemanadviseJanetodo?A．Tomakedailyto-dolists.B．Tocompetewithhercolleagues.C．Tocommunicatewithherworkmates.19．（1分）What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Brotherandsister.B．Fellowworkers.C．Employerandemployee.[4分]听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。20．（1分）WhatdidLioftendoinhiscollegeyears?A．Heplayedinaforest.B．Hedidfieldresearch.C．Hesoldsmartphones.21．（1分）WhydidChudecidetoprotectanimals?A．Shewasinfluencedbyherfather.B．Shefollowedherteacher’sadvice.C．Shewantedtosetagoodexample.22．（1分）WhendidChufinishcollege?A．In2017. B．In2019. C．In2022.23．（1分）Whatdoesthespeakermainlytalkabout?A．Thetiesoffriendship.B．Parent-childrelationships.C．Twoexcellentyoungpeople.二、阅读（本大题共5小题）[10分]Fearisapowerfulfeeling.Wehopewecanimproveourkidswithcourageinthefaceoffear.Wehavetoknowhowtohelpkidsnotbeafraid.24（2分）.Payattentiontotheirfears.Beingafraidisonething,butthere’snothingworsethanbeingafraidandnoonenoticesthekids’fears.25（2分）.Atthesametime,comebesidethemindealingwithfears.Neverlaughatthem.Laughingatyourkidswhentheysharewhattheyareafraidofcanmakethemfeelsmallandafraid.26（2分）,itdoesn’tmeanit’ssillytothem.You’reanadult,soyou’velearnedtodealwithsillythings?butyourkidshaven’t.Solvetheirproblemstogether.Whenyourkidsareafraid,you’veprobablyrealizedtheworstthingyoucandoistoforcethemtofacetheirfearsalone.That’snotwhatgreatparentsdofortheirkids.Onceyouunderstandtheirfears,youcanbegintohelpthemdealwithwhatevertheyare.27（2分）,butalsoitwillbuildconfidenceandaconnectionbetweenyou.28（2分）.It’slateatnight.Youjustwanttogetyourkidstobed,buttheycontinuetobeawakeandsaytheyareafraid.Youneedtostaypatientaslongasittakes.Itisnotwiseforyoutoallowyourkidstoseeyourangerwiththem.Yourangerwillmakeyourkidsmoreafraid.A．BepatientB．Don’tmakethemangryC．HerearefourthingstodoD．TaketheirfearsseriouslyE．Tellyourkidstolearntobeclever,honestandkindF．NotonlywillthishelpthemfacetheirfearsbravelyG．Ifyourkidssharesomethingthatseemssillyinyoureyes[6分]YourCommunityIndependentBookstoreVisitourbookclubswhereloveissharedasmuchasstories!Ourbookclubmeetsevery3rdThursdayofeachmonthat7PM.WecurrentlyhavethreeBookClubs—Adult,Middle-GradeandAutistic-led(自闭症主导).Ifyouwanttojoinus,pleaserespondbyphone,inperson,orbyemail.CopiesofthebookareavailableatadiscounttobookclubmembersPleasevisitoureventpagetoseethemostrecentbookclubpickandothereventswehavecomingup.Therearecurrentlynofeestojointhebookclub,BUTthereareafewaddedbenefitstobeinganactivemember.Addedbenefits●Attendabookclubmeeting(virtualorin-person)andreceive20%offthenextbookclubread.●Attendabookclubmeetingandreceiveanadditional10%offthepurchasemadeduringthedayofthebookclubmeeting.●Exclusive(独享的)shoppinghoursduringthedayofthemeeting.Notattendinginperson?Don’tworry—oneofourassociateswillpickyourbooksoutforyou.Wecanarrangefordrive-uppickuporshipping.Wewon’tchargeanyshippingfeesforordersover$20．Bookclubmembersalsotakepartinhelpingusreviewadvancedreadercopiesofupcomingbookstobereleased.Additionally,wewillcontinuetoofferbothlimitedin-storeseatingforourmeetingsandavideocalloption.29．（2分）Whatisthefeatureofthebookstore?A．Alow-costregistration. B．Aweeklyclubmeeting.C．Freecopiesofthebook. D．Differentlytargetedclubs30．（2分）Whatisthemaximumdiscountanactivemembercangetinoneday?A．10%. B．20%. C．30%. D．40%.31．（2分）Whichactivemembercanenjoyfreeshipping?A．Lucy,shoppingafterthemeeting. B．Amy,spendingtherequiredmoney.C．Ryan,attendingactivelyinperson. D．Jimmy,assistinginreviewingbooks.[8分]Whendisasterstrikes,suchasanearthquake,buildingcollapseorfire,everysecondcounts.Butenteringdangerousplacesmeansriskinglives.Scientistsaredevelopinghumanoid(类人的)robotsforrescue.InEurope,theWALK-MANprojectcreatesarobotthatcanwalkoverdebris,twistedmetal,andfallenwallsleftafterearthquakesorbuildingcollapses.Itcanalsoopendoorsandusetools.WhatmakesWALK-MANspecialisitsadvancedperceptionsystem,whichallowsittosee,feel,andkeepbalancewherehumanswouldstruggle.InSingapore,HTXispushinghumanoidroboticsfurther.Bymid-2027,theserobotswillworkalongsideemergencyresponders.Standing1.7metrestall,theyarebuiltforfirefighting,handlingdangerousmaterials,andsearch-and-rescue.Controlledremotelyatfirst,theyareexpectedtooperateontheirownby2029.InChina,researchersaremakingrapidprogressinhumanoidroboticsfordisasterresponse.Theserobotsaredesignedtoworkinteams,withsomecarryingsensorstodetecttrappedvictimswhileothersclearpathsthroughrubble(瓦砾).Whatmakestheserobotstrulyusefulistheirabilitytousehumantools.Unlikewheeledrobotsthatgetstuckonstairs,humanoidrobotscanclimb,opendoors,andoperateequipmentmadeforpeople.Theycarrysensorsthatdetectbodyheat,listenforvoices,andmapunfamiliarspacesinrealtime.Yetthechallengesremainsignificant.Powersupplyisamajorlimitation.Mosthumanoidrobotscanonlyoperateforonetotwohoursbeforeneedingtorecharge,whichisfarfromenoughinlarge-scaledisasters.Communicationnetworksoftenfailindisasterzones,cuttingofftheconnectionbetweenrobotsandtheirhumanoperators.Whenthathappens,robotsmustrelyontheirownartificialintelligencetomakedecisions,butprogrammingamachinetokeepitsbalanceonshiftingrubblewhilesearchingforvictimsisenormouslycomplex.Despitethesedifficulties,researchersworldwidearemakingsteadyprogress,drivenbyasinglegoal:toreachtheunreachableandsaveliveswherehumanscannotgo.32．（2分）Whatdoestheunderlinedword“debris”inparagraph2mean?A．Largerescuemachines. B．Dangerouschemicals. C．Brokenbuildingpieces. D．Openbuildingspaces.33．（2分）Whatadvantagedohumanoidrobotshaveoverwheeledrobots?A．Theycanworklongwithoutcharging. B．Theyareeasytomass-produce.C．Theyhavesensorstodetectdisasters. D．Theycanoperatehumantools.34．（2分）Whatisthemajorchallengementionedabouthumanoidrobots?A．TheycutoffAIassistance. B．Theyhavelimitedbatterylife.C．Theyfailtoworkintelligently. D．Theylackabilitytokeepbalance.35．（2分）Whatisthemainpurposeofthetext?A．Tocomparerobotsfromdifferentcountries. B．Toexplainhowhumanoidrobotsarebuilt.C．Toarguethatrobotsshouldreplacehumans. D．Tointroducerobotsthathelpindisasters.[8分]In2018,12-year-oldDamianEarleywaswalkinghisdogwhenhenoticedgarbagecansknockedoverbythewind,spillingtrashontothestreetsofhisColumbusneighborhood.Disturbedbytheenvironmentaldamage,hewasinspiredtocreateTheGarbageLot,aheavyplatformwithalockingmechanismtokeeptrashcansupright(直立).Hisinventionwonthe“IndustryInnovatorAward”atOhio’sInventionConventionandlaterearnedfirstplaceatthenationallevel.Damian’spathasaninventorwasshapedbyhisparticipationintheOhioInventionLeague(theOIL),anonprofitthatprovidesfreeSTEMeducationtoK-12students.Throughhands-oninventioncompetitions,helearnedto“sell”hisinventiontojudges.Writingandcraftinghispresentationhelpedsharpenhiscommunicationskillsandpracticeentrepreneurship(创业),whicharecrucialforthefutureemploymentmarketwherestudentswilllikelyworkinjobsthathavenotyetbeencreated.Damian’steachers,particularlySarahPriebe,admiredhisstrongworkethic.SherecalledDamian’sexceptionaloralpresentationineighthgrade,“Youcantellheputalotoftimeandpracticeintoit.Manygiftedstudentsdon’tseemtoneedtoworkashardtoexcelatschool,butheisalwaysengagedandready.”ElenaandZavier,Damian’ssiblings,followedinhisfootsteps,creatingtheirowninventionsandreceivingawards.Elena,14,developedadevicetoremovebadsmellsfromwashingmachines,while11-year-oldZavierinventedadroneforpeoplewithlimitedmobility.Theirfather,Matt,sharedthatwatchingtheinventionprocesstakeplacehadchangedhowheaddressedissuesinhisvinylrecords(黑胶唱片)business.36．（2分）WhatdroveDamiantocreateTheGarbageLot?A．Hisattentiontoneighborhoodsafety. B．Themesscausedbyfallentrashcans.C．Hisinterestinenvironmentalscience. D．Theneedforaninventioncompetition.37．（2分）HowdoestheOILprogrampreparestudentsforfuturejobs?A．ByprovidingpaidSTEMeducation. B．Bycreatingjobsthathaven’texisted.C．Bypromotingentrepreneurialthinking. D．Bysellinginventionpresentationskills.38．（2分）WhatqualityofDamianimpressedhisteachers?A．Commitment. B．Intelligence. C．Curiosity. D．Leadership.39．（2分）Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．Damian’ssiblings’inventionsaremorepracticalthanhis.B．Theinventionprocesshasinfluencedthewholefamily’swayofthinking.C．Damian’sfatherplanstoapplyhischildren’sinventionstohisbusiness.D．Damian’ssiblingsonlyfollowedhisexampleforthesakeofawards.[8分]Inthedigitalage,readinghabitshavechangedgreatly.Manypeopleskim(略读)textstogetthemainideasquickly,whileothersreadeverywordcarefully.ArecentstudyshowsthatAmericansreadfewerbooksthantheydid30yearsago,spendingonly26minutesadayreadingcomparedtothreehoursontheInternetorwatchingTV.Thischangehasledtomoreskimmingratherthandeep,closereading.Scientiststhinkthatskimmingisagoodreadingmethod,especiallyforquickunderstandingofgeneralideas.DanielWillingham,ascientist,suggeststhatskimmingisacceptableaslongasitdoesn’tgetinthewayofunderstanding.JoannaChristodoulou,anotherscientist,saysthatskimmingissuitableforlightreading,suchasbeachnovels,whichdon’tneeddeepthinking.Ontheotherhand,closereadingmeansconnectingnewinformationtowhatyoualreadyknow,askingquestions,andgettingabetterunderstandingofthetext.Thismethodactivatesmorebrainareasthanskimmingandisimportantforacademic(专业的)reading,suchaswhenagraduatestudentneedstorememberinformationlongafterreading.However,theriseofdigitalmediahasledtomoreskimreading,asonlinetextsareoftenshortandeasytoget.Christodoulouthinksthischangehasmadeuslessabletofocusonandunderstandlongtextswell,andit’salsoharmingourthinkingskillsandhowlongwecanpayattention,especiallyforyoungreaders.However,someothersbelievethathowskimreadingaffects(影响)readersisstillunclear.WillinghamsuggeststhatreadinghabitsarechangingmainlybecauseoftheendlessfunchoicesontheInternetratherthanlessabilitytofocus.Hebelievesthatmostpeoplecandevelopclosereadingskillswithpractice.Christodoulouthinksthateachperson’sreadingjourneyisdifferent,drivenbydifferentreasons.Soit’smoreusefultounderstandthatbothskimmingandclosereadingareimportantmethods,especiallyinthedigitalage,ratherthanviewingthemascompletelydifferent.40．（2分）Howdoesthewritersupporttheviewpointinparagraph1?A．Bylistingnumbers. B．Bymakingaguess.C．Bytellingastory. D．Byraisingquestions.41．（2分）WhatwillWillinghamprobablyagreewithaboutskimming?A．Itisunacceptable.B．Itisbestforacademicreading.C．Itislessusefulthanclosereading.D．Itisfineunlessitaffectsunderstanding.42．（2分）Whatdoesclosereadinginclude?A．Focusingoneasytexts. B．Avoidingaskingquestions.C．Connectingwitholdknowledge. D．Gettingthemainideaquickly.43．（2分）WhatdoesChristodoulouthinkoftheriseofdigitalmedia?A．Creative. B．Harmful. C．Scary. D．Necessary.三、语言运用（本大题共2小题）[15分]Feelingdepressedorlonelycanageusfasterthansmoking,researcherssayFeelingunhappy,depressedorlonelycouldspeeduptheageingprocessesmorethansmokingorevencertaindiseases,researchershavesuggested.Whileeveryonehasanagebasedontheirdateofbirth-“chronologicalage”,theyalsohave

44（1.5分）isknownasa“biologicalage”,basedontheageingofthebody’sfunctions,influencedbygenetics,lifestyleandotherfactors.Studieshavepreviouslysuggestedthehigherthebiologicalage,thehighertheriskofvariousdiseases,andtheriskofdeath.Nowresearcherssaytheyhavecreatedadigitalmodelofageing,45（1.5分）(reveal)theimportanceofpsychologicalhealth.“Yourbodyandsoulareconnected,46（1.5分）isourmainmessage,”saidFedorGalkin,aco-authorofthestudyandleadscientistattheHongKongstartupDeepLongevity.“Wedemonstratethatpsychologicalfactors,suchasfeelingunhappyorbeinglonely,addupto1.65yearstoone’sbiologicalage,”theywrite.WhileGalkinsaidthefigureisanestimate,notleastasthemodelassumesthatdifferentfeelingslikehopelessnessorfearfulnessareindependentofeachother,thestudyhighlightsthat47（1.5分）fastweageissignificantlyassociatedwithourpsychologicalstate.“Takingcareofyourpsychologicalhealthisthegreatestcontributorthatyoucanhaveto48（1.5分）(slow)downyourpaceofageing,”hesaid.Theteamalsoreportthatpeoplewhosmoke49（1.5分）(predict)tobe15monthsolderthantheirnon-smokingpeerswhilelivinginurbanareasreducesbiologicalage

50（1.5分）fivemonths.Similarly,51（1.5分）(marry)takesaboutsevenmonthsoffone’sbiologicalage.But,hesaid,itisunlikelyisolationandlonelinessaretrulyworseriskfactorsforhealththansmoking,whilethestudyonlylookedatthedatathat52（1.5分）(collect)atonepointintime.“Theresearchersdidnotfollowupparticipantstoshowthatthosewithpsychologicaldistressactuallyagedmorerapidly,”hesaid.“Itwillbeimportantinthefuture53（1.5分）（test）whetherthesepredictionscanbefulfilledbyrepeatingtestingoveranumberofyears.”[22.5分]Today,in2050,Igotupearlytogetreadyforwork.Ididn’tneedanalarmclockanymorebecausethe54Ihadputinmybodysentsignalstomybrainto55wakemeup.Notonlythat,thechip(芯片)helpsmelearnthings,rememberbetter,andis56tothenew10Gnetwork.Italso57afullbodydiagnosis(诊断)ofmyhealtheveryfoursecondsandifitfindsany58inmybody,itcontactsmydoctordirectly.AfterI59ofbed,Itookmypillswhichgivemybodyeverythingitneeds.Thesepillswillprobablyhelpme6030%longerthaninthepast.OfcourseIstilljustwant61food,butitishardtofindthesedaysandisveryexpensive.AfterIsaidgoodbyetomyfamily,Iputonmyjetpack(喷气式背包).Iliveinasmallcitysomyjetpackistheperfect62fortravellingtowork,whichisonlyafewkilometresaway.Ontheweekend,myfamilyandIoftentakeourelectriccars.63in2013,whenthefirstcommercialelectriccars64theroad,noonerealisedatthetimethatthebatteriesdidn’twork.Today,allcarsareconnectedthroughreal-timewirelesselectricityandnolonger65batteries.Thesecarsdrivebythemselves.Inthepastfiveyears,nearly95%ofalldeadlytrafficaccidentshavebeen66globally.That’sremarkableprogress.OursocietytodayisaNetworkSociety.67cloudsystemshavebeenattheheartofourworldforalongtimeandnowbasicallyeverythingaroundmeisconnected—mytoothbrush,myshoes,thebuttonsonmyjacket,myeyes,mybrainandallthingsinmyhome.The68inthecoming35yearswillbetobringtheNetworkSocietytotheMoonbecauseit’sbecomingverypopulartostartbuyingpropertythere.54．（1.5分）A．band B．chip C．stage D．spot55．（1.5分）A．gently B．mentally C．currently D．artistically56．（1.5分）A．talented B．connected C．addicted D．concerned57．（1.5分）A．affects B．causes C．does D．proceeds58．（1.5分）A．pattern B．shade C．struggle D．problem59．（1.5分）A．gotout B．gotup C．gotover D．gotthrough60．（1.5分）A．perform B．master C．live D．respond61．（1.5分）A．industrial B．regular C．expressive D．joyous62．（1.5分）A．jacket B．masterpiece C．driver D．vehicle63．（1.5分）A．ago B．before C．beneath D．back64．（1.5分）A．hesitated B．appreciated C．hit D．began65．（1.5分）A．need B．replace C．charge D．buy66．（1.5分）A．killed B．reported C．caused D．avoided67．（1.5分）A．Thick B．Advanced C．Threatening D．Expressive68．（1.5分）A．challenge B．difficulty C．scene D．record四、写作（本大题共2小题）69．[15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。Ashelayawakethatnight,TonycouldhearhisparentsdiscussinghissisterAlice’sbirthday.Itwasjusttwodaysaway.Birthdayswerealwaysalotoffun,eventhoughtherewasnomoneyforstore-boughtgifts.Nearlyalloftoysheandhissisterhadwerehomemade.Therewasnothingwrongwiththat,heknew.Likemanyfamiliesinthispart,theywerepoor.Thisbirthdaywouldbedifferent,though.Alicewasoldernow,andhe’dseenhowhereyeslitupwhenshesawthenewdollatHoneyHouse,aneighborhoodstorejustdowntheroadfromtheirhouse.Howhelongedforhertohaveit!Anideafinallycametohimjustbeforehewenttobed.Afteraquickbreakfastthefollowingmorning,hetiedabagtothehandlebarsofhisbikeandheadedtowardavillagehill.Afteralongjourney,hereachedhisdestination,themangoforest.Therewerealreadytwootherboysthere.Tonygrabbedhisbagandsettoworkimmediately.Thesunwashighoverhead.Theweatherwashotandnearlyallofthetallertreesheldripemangoesbuttheywerewellbeyondreach.Tonystruggledtoclimbthetreestopickmangoes,thoughhefelloffmanytimes.Hiseffortsweresometimesrewardedwhenamangodroppedintothebag.Afterawhilehisneckachedfromlookingupward,andhisarmsgrewsore.Hekeptatit,though,andbylateafternoonhisbagwasnearlyfull.注意：所续写短文的词数应为150左右。续写部分分两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。Paragraph1：TonyrushedbacktoHoneyHouse,outofbreath,onlytofindtheownerofthestorewasgoingtoclosethedoor.Paragraph2：Thefollowingmorning,Alicewalkedintothekitchenandtookaseatatthebreakfasttable.70．[15分]假如你是李华，你的美国笔友Tom来信说，当他了解到人工智能（AI）围棋手Master战胜了60位顶尖职业围棋高手后，他迷上了下围棋（Go），希望你能给他关于提高棋艺方面的建议。要点如下：1.最好到中国参加培训班。2.熟能生巧，尽量在网上对进行对弈练习。3.多观看网上的围棋大赛直播。注意:1.词数100左右；2.可加入适当细节，以使行文连贯。DearTom,Yours,LiHua

参考答案一、听力1．【答案】B2．【答案】A【听力材料】W:HeyPaul,thisweekendI’mhavingabirthdaypartyforTed.I’dlikeyoutocome.M:Thanksfortheinvitation,Lisa.I’dlovetocome.Seeyouthen.3．【答案】A【听力材料】M:OurclassisgoingtoruralMexico.Anditissaidthetripcostsfivehundreddollars.W:That’stooexpensive.Icanonlyaffordupto$500.M:Well,theschoolwillgiveyouhalfoftheamount.4．【答案】A【听力材料】M:Everyspringtime,Igethayfever,Istartsneezing,andmynosebeginstorun.W:CanIgetanythingtohelp?Aglassofwaterperhaps?M:No,I’vetakensomemedicine,butI’mjustgoingtohavetodealwiththisrunnynose.5．【答案】A【听力材料】W:Hello,IliveinapartmentC2.IcalledtocomplainaboutthenoiseandIdon’tthinkit’scomingfromupstairs.M:Oh,itmustbefromtheairconditioner.I’llsendsomeonetocheck.【答案】6．C7．B8．A9．A【听力材料】W:Igotanemailtodayfrommyoldclassmate,Rebecca.M:Oh,Cindy,Irememberher,youwereroommatesatseniorhighschoolinChicago,right?W:Yesandwewerebestfriendswhilewewereinschool,butnowthatI’minBostonandshe’smovedtoLosAngelesaftercollege.Wedon’tgettoseeeachotherveryoften.M:WhatdoesshedoinLosAngeles?W:Sheusedtoworkasacomputerengineer,butlastyearshestartedworkingasahighschoolteacher.M:Ithoughtyoubothstudiedlawinschool.W:Wedidandthat’swhatIdoinBoston.Rebeccafoundagoodjobinacomputercompany,butintheendshedidn’tlikeit.Thenafriendofherssuggestedthatsheshouldtakeateachingjob.Shegaveitatryandlovedit,butshewantstoquit.M:Oh,why?W:Sheisgoingtotravelaroundtheworld.Itisherlifelongdream.【答案】10．C11．A12．C【听力材料】W:Dad,lookatthisform.Myteachergaveittome.M:Shallwefinishittogether,Mary?W:Sure,justasecond.I’llgoandgetapenfrommydeskfirst.Alright,I’mready.M:Well,thefirstquestion,howoftendoyoucallyourfriends?W:Myfriendsaren’tinthesamehighschoolasme,andIdislikecallingpeople.M:Secondly,howmanyfriendscanyoutalkwithtocalmyourselfdownwhenyou’reveryupset?W:Oh,Ican’tthinkofany.IusuallytalkwithyouorMumwhenIfeelsad.M:Thelastquestion,ifyourfriendwantstotalkwithyoufacetoface,wherewouldyouhavethetalk?W:Well,wecan’ttalkintheclassroom.MaybeIshouldmeetherinacafeorarestaurant.No,IthinkI’dtalktoherinashoppingcenter.Wecantalkandshopatthesametime.M:Wow,let’sseehowmanypointsyou’vegot.Oh,Mary,you’veonlygoteight.Whynotcallorvisitthemoften?【答案】13．A14．B15．A16．B【听力材料】Text9（机票登机问题处理）M:I'msorry,ma'am.There'snothingIcando.You'llhavetotalktotheTicketAgency.W:ButIhavemypassportandmyticketrighthere.HowwillIgetmymoneyback?M:I'mnotsure,（13）butIcan'tletyouboardifthenameontheticketdoesn'tmatchthenameonyourpassport.W:Canyoupleasecallsomeoneforme?Ican'tmissmyflight.M:Allright,letmecheck.Pleaseholdon.W:So,whatdidtheysay?M:First,youhavetorepurchaseaticket.Onceyougetbackhome,youcancalltheTicketAgency,andtheywillprobablyrefundyourmoney.W:Howlonguntilboarding?M:（14）Theplanestartsboardingat10:30,halfanhourbeforedeparture.Thegatesareclosedtenminutesbeforedeparture.W:Butit'stoofartowalktothecheck-incounter.HowwillIgetbackintime?M:（15）Wehavesomeonewhocandriveyouthere.Wouldyoulikemetocallsomeoneforyou?W:Yes,thankyou.M:Allright.Youseethatcustomerservicecounteroverthere?（16）Turnleft,andwalkabouttenmetersuntilyouseethewashrooms.Theshuttlecounterisrightacrossfromthere.W:Thankyou,sir.I'msorryifIsoundedrudeearlier.M:Iunderstand,ma'am.Travelingcanbestressful.Goodluck.【答案】17．A18．C19．A【听力材料】M:How’sworkgoing,Jane?W:I’mtryingtofindmyfeet.ThereareconsiderablechallengesandIhavesomuchtolearn.M:IrememberwhenIfirststartedworkingaftercollege,Ifeltthesameway—lotsofnewtaskseveryday.W:Yeah.Inowmakeato-dolistatthebeginningofeachdaytohelpmearrangemyworkandstayontrack.M:Nice.Also,don’tbeshyabouttalkingwithyourcolleagues.Socializingisimportant.W:OK.IrememberyouusedtotakemeeverywherewhenIwaslittle,andthenwe’dcomehometoMom’sscolding.Now,hereweare,bothworking.M:Yeah,thosewerethegoodolddays.【答案】20．B21．A22．A23．C【听力材料】W:Mostyoungpeopleliketoenjoyplayingontheirsmartphonesintheirsparetime.ButLiRuxueisdifferent.Heoftendoessomeresearchinaforestandisolateshimselffromtheoutsideworld.Inhiscollegeyears,Liactivelytookpartinfieldresearchwithhisteachers.Aftergraduation,hejoinedagibbonprotectionorganization,whereoneofhismajorresponsibilitieswaspickingupgibbonfeces.ThroughanalyzingtheDNAfromthefeces,researcherscanprotectthembetter.Sooverthepastfourandahalfyears,Lihasfollowedgibbonsandcollectedtheirfecesforresearche