湖北武汉市黄陂区第七高级中学2026-2027学年高二上学期9月英语试题

高二英语考生注意：1.本试卷分选择题和非选择题两部分。满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2.答题前，考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。3.考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。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.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.Atarepairshop. B.Inasupermarket. C.AtaTVexhibition.2.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Shehatesdrinkingtea. B.Shewantsmorefood. C.Shecan'thavestrongerdrinks.3.HowlongisAquaParkopenonweekdays?A.For7hours. B.For9hours. C.For13hours.4.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Shenearlypassedthetest. B.Shedidn'tprepareforthetest.C.Shegothighmarksinthetest.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Ananimal. B.Acompetition. C.Aplan.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。听第6段录音,回答第6、7题。6.WhenwillJamescleanthehouse?A.OnWednesdaysandSaturdays. B.OnWednesdaysandSundays.C.OnSaturdaysandSundays.7.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Husbandandwife. B.Teacherandstudent. C.Employerandemployee.听第7段录音,回答第8至10题。8.Whereistheprinterpapernow?A.Onthebottomshelf. B.Onthedesk. C.Onthetopshelf.9.WhydoesBettyintroduceherself?A.Shehardlyknowstheman. B.Sheneedstofinishherwork.C.Shewantstoaskformorehelp.10.WhendidMilesjointheaccountingdepartment?A.Lastweek. B.Lastmonth. C.Threeyearsago.听第8段录音,回答第11至13题。11.Howmuchcanthespeakerssavebybuyingtheshirtonline?A.16dollars. B.24dollars. C.40dollars.12.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutshoppingonlineatfirst?A.Excited. B.Satisfied. C.Worried.13.Whatcolourshirtwillthewomanorderfortheman?A.Black. B.Brown. C.White.听第9段录音,回答第14至17题。14.WhydoesTimmakethisphonecall?A.ToinviteBettytohishome. B.ToaskBettyforsomeadvice.C.TotalkabouthisEnglishcourse.15.WhatisBettygoingtodothisevening?A.GoforadrinkwithTim. B.Dosomereadingandwashing.C.HavedinnerwithTim'sfriends.16.WhendoesBettyusuallygetuponSaturdays?A.At7:00. B.At8:00. C.At9:00.17.WhatdoesBettyrefusetodo?A.Workonweekends. B.SleeplateonSaturdays. C.AcceptTim'sarrangement.听第10段录音,回答第18至20题。18.Whatisthespeakerdoing?A.Givingatouroftheschool. B.Reportingschoolnews.C.Introducingalanguagelesson.19.Wheredomostoftheteacherscomefrom?A.FranceandRussia. B.AmericaandCanada. C.EnglandandAustralia.20.Whichisthebiggestbuildingofthecollege?A.Thedininghall. B.Themainlibrary. C.Theclassroombuilding.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。AMorethanhalfof2026haspassed,yetwehavealreadyseenawidevarietyofalbums,rangingfromdance-popandexperimentalR&Btoindierock.Belowarefourwell-receivedreleasesworthcheckingout.Madonna:ConfessionsⅡMorethan40yearsintohercareer,Madonnaprovessheisstillapoppowerhouse.Thisalbumisadirectsequel(续作)toher2005classic,andshereuniteswithproducerStuartPricetorecreatethatdancefloormagic.TrackslikeEverythingandLoveSensationarefullofhousebeatsanddiscorhythms,buttheslowersongs—suchasOneStepAway—revealamoreopen-heartedside.Joji:PissingintheWindJojistartedhiscareermakingstrangeYouTubevideos,butnowheisaseriousmusician.Onhislatestalbum,herefusestogivefansthesmooth,polishedR&Btheymightexpect.Instead,heoffersraw,unsettlingproductionthatsoundslikelate-nightanxiety.Inanageofsoullesspopdesignedforplaylists,Joji'shonestyfeelsrefreshing.Thisistheperfectsoundtrackforthosesleepless3ammoments.ModestMouse:AnEraserandaMazeCelebratingover30yearsasaband,ModestMouseturnedtheirsadnessintosomethingbeautiful.ThealbumwaswrittenafterthedeathofdrummerJeremiahGreen,andvocalistIsaacBrockpoursthatlossintosongsthatrangefromcampfirebluestowidescreenpieces.TrackslikeSpeak'NSpell(OrNot)areplayfulandsummery,whileothersofferdeepphilosophicalthoughts.It'sthesoundofabandturningtragedyintocelebration—proofthatevenafterdecades,theystillhaveplentyofcreativeenergy.BabyNova:ShkugarWeird-girlpoprulesin2026,andBabyNova'sfirstalbumisastrongcontender.Thealbumfeelsintimateandcinematic,mixingcountry-stylehonestlyrics(歌词)withraw,1960s-inspiredproduction.SongslikeDeathWishcarryadepressingLanaDelReyfeel,buttherecordisn'tallmoody.ThestandoutBrokeBitchBoogieisaloose,rhythmicsummerhit.BabyNovaknowsexactlywhatshewantstosay,andherconfidentfirststatementmakesheranartisttowatch.21.WhatdoweknowaboutMadonna'salbumConfessionsⅡ?A.Itcameoutintheyear2005. B.Itabandonsalldiscorhythms.C.Itwasco-producedbyStuartPrice. D.Ithasnoslowemotionaltracks.22.WhatdoJoji'sandModestMouse'salbumshaveincommon?A.Theyexpresstruefeelings. B.Theyarefullofbrightsummerbeats.C.Theywerewrittenforlostfriends. D.Theyaremainlyinthedance-popstyle.23.Whoserecordmixescountrylyricswith1960s-stylemusic?A.Madonna's. B.BabyNova's. C.Joji's. D.ModestMouse's.BEdBambas,an88-year-oldgrocerycashierfromMichigan,recentlyfoundhimselfatthecenterofanextraordinaryactofglobalkindness.TheGeneralMotorsretiree,whobeganworkingataMeijerstoreatage82followingthelossofhiswife,Joan,in2018,wasoverwhelmedwithemotionwhenpresentedwithalife-changinggiftof$1.7million.ThisremarkablestorybeganwhenSamWeidenhofer,a22-year-oldsocialmediainfluencerfromAustraliawithmillionsofonlinefollowers,visitedtheUnitedStates.Abouttwoweeksago,hemetBambasataMeijerstoreinBrighton,Michigan.Movedbytheirconversation,WeidenhoferrecordedaTikTokvideoinwhichBambasexplainedhiscontinuedneedtoworkdespitehisage."Idon'thaveenoughincome,"Bambassharedhonestly,describinghowhisjobhelpedhimdealwithlonelinessafterhiswife'spassingbyconnectingwithcustomers.DeeplytouchedbyBambas'ssituation,WeidenhoferlaunchedaGoFundMecampaign,highlightingthefinancialstrugglesmanyseniorsface.Heurgedhisvastaudiencetohelp.Theresponsewasimmediateandimmense.Morethan15,000peoplefromaroundtheworldcontributeddonationsrangingfromsmallamountstothousandsofdollars,quicklybeatingallexpectations.ThecampaignendedwithaheartfeltpresentationwhereBambaswashandedanoversizedcheck.Overcome,hewipedawaytears,repeating,"Oh,myGod.Thankyou."Jokingaboutthe"terribleburden"ofhavingtothankeverydonor,hemadehisgratitudeobvious.Thefundswillallowhimtopayoffapproximately$225,000indebtandsecurehisfuture.FormercustomerLexiWallace,26,whohadencouragedWeidenhofertofind"Bob"—thenameshemistakenlyknewhimby—expressedjoyattheoutcome,recallinghowhisfriendlinessmadeshoppingapleasure.WhileBambasplanstofinallytraveltoseehisbrotherandreturntoplayinggolf,heisinnorushtoleavethejobthatgavehimpurpose.Heintendstoworkforanothermonthortwobeforeretiringcomfortably.Thiswaveofgenerosity,sparkedbyasimplesocialmediapost,notonlytransformedoneman'slifebutalsoservedasapowerfulreminderoftheimpactofsharedhumancompassion.24.WhydidEdBambaskeepworkingatage88?A.Heenjoyedthebusydailylife. B.Hehopedtosupporthisbrother.C.Helackedmoneyandfeltlonely. D.Hewantedtolearnnewskills.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"immense"inparagraph3probablymean?A.Huge. B.Small. C.Weak. D.Quiet.26.WhatdoestheauthorwanttoshowbymentioningLexiWallace?A.Socialmediabringspeoplecloser. B.LexidonatedlotsofmoneytoEd.C.WhatmadeSamtrytoreachEd. D.HowTikTokvideosbecomepopular.27.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.SeniorsFightAgainstHeavyPersonalDebtsB.AGlobalDonationWarmsanElderlyCashierC.SocialMediaInfluencersEarnHugeFortunes D.KindCustomersHelpOutLocalWorkersCStressismorethanabriefemotionalstate.Whileitisnormaltofeelanxiousormoodyduringdifficultmoments,emergingresearchsuggeststhatchronic(慢性的)stress—especiallywhenpoorlymanaged—canleadtochangesinpersonality,thinkingpatterns,andevenbrainstructure.AstudypublishedinPsychologyandAgingfoundthatindividualswhohandledailystresspoorlytendtobecomelessoutgoing,lessagreeable,andlessopentonewexperiencesovertime.Thesearenotshort-termmoodshifts;theyaremeasurable,enduringchangesincorepersonalitytraits.Theunderlyingmechanisminvolvescortisol,thebody'smainstresshormone(激素).Whenstressbecomesconstant,cortisollevelsremainhighforlongperiods.Thiscanreducethesizeofthehippocampus,whichisvitalformemoryandemotion,whileoveractivatingtheamygdala,whichprocessesfear.Atthesametime,theprefrontalcortex,responsiblefordecision-making,showsreducedneural(神经的)activity.Chronicstressreshapespersonalityinseveralrecognizableways.First,itlowersopennesstoexperience.Peopleunderlong-termstresstendtoavoidnovelty,sticktoroutines,andresistchallenges—aprotectiveresponsethatultimatelylimitscreativityandproblem-solving.Second,itreducesagreeableness.Stressedindividualsoftenbecomeimpatient,lesscooperative,andmoreisolated,damagingbothworkrelationshipsandpersonalconnections.Third,itincreasesneuroticism,meaningmorefrequentandintensefeelingsofanxiety,fear,andsadness.Thiscreatesaterriblecycle:stressfuelsnegativeemotions,andthoseemotionsmakepeoplemoresensitivetofuturestress,makingrecoveryharder.Prolongedstressdamagesconcentration,memory,anddecision-making.Brainscansconfirmthatareassupportingthesefunctionsmaybecomesmallerorworklessefficientlyundercontinuouspressure.However,noteveryoneiseasilyaffected.Genetic(基因的)factors,suchasvariationsintheMAOAgene,affectmoodregulation,whileearlychildhoodhardshipcanpermanentlyheightenstresssensitivity.Personalitycharacteristicsalsoplayarole—naturallyanxiousindividualstendtoreactmorestronglytoeverydayproblems.Despitetheseseriouseffects,thechangesarenotlasting.Withpropersupport,peoplecanregaintheirformerselves.Treatmentslikecognitivebehavioraltherapy(CBT)haveproveneffectiveinreducinganxietyandrestoringemotionalbalance.Lifestyleadjustments—improvingsleep,diet,andexercise—alsocontributetorecovery.28.Whatresultmaychronicstressbringtothehippocampus?A.Itmaygrowlargerinsize. B.Itmaystrengthenone'smemory.C.Itmaymakefear-processingslower. D.Itmayworklesswellthanbefore.29.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?A.Howtobreakcyclesofnegativefeelings. B.Threewaysstressaffectsone'spersonality.C.Theharmstressbringstopersonalties. D.Whypeopleavoidunknownchallenges.30.Accordingtothetext,whoismostlikelyatriskfromchronicstress?A.Apersonwhosleepswellandexercisesregularly.B.Apersonwhoenjoystryingnewthingseveryday.C.Apersonwhoischeerfulwithwidesocialconnections.D.Apersonwhohadadifficultchildhoodandtendstoworry.31.Whatistheauthor'sattitudetowardsrecoveryfromchronicstress?A.Hopeful. B.Doubtful. C.Unclear. D.Unconcerned.DInsciencefiction,devicesthattranslateanimalsoundsintohumanlanguageareacommonidea.FromthetalkingdoginUptothesecretplotofsquirrelsinRickandMorty,suchdevicesfireourimagination.Butcouldtheyeverbecomereality?Recentadvancesinartificialintelligence(AI),computingpower,andthestudyofanimalsoundssuggestthatthegapbetweenhumanspeechandanimalcommunicationmaynotbeimpossibletoovercome.Tobesure,afewanimalsalreadycopyourwords.Parrots,forinstance,canlearnhundredsofhumanphrases.Yettruelanguageexchange—wherebothsidesunderstandandrespondmeaningfully—isveryrare.Lessthan1%ofanimalspeciespossessthebrainandphysicalqualitiesrequiredforcomplexvocal(发声的)learning.Nevertheless,researchersaremakingsteadyprogress.In2023,scientistsusedadecoded(解码)whalecalltoexchangeasimple"hello"withahumpbackinAlaska.Thoughtheconversationwasbrief,itmarkedahistoricdialoguebetweendifferentspecies.Laterstudiesevenrevealedthatwhalecallssharecertainpatternswithhumanlanguages,raisinghopesfordeeperfutureinteractions.Meanwhile,geneticexperimentsareshowingthebiologicalrootsofvocalability.Byintroducingahumanversionoftheprotein(蛋白)NOVA1intomice,neuroscientistshaveproducedmorecomplexvocalizationsinthesesmallanimals.Whilewearefarfroma"talkingmouse,"suchfindingsshowthatchangingkeygenescanaffectvocalcomplexity.Yetlanguageisnottheonlymeansofanimalexpression.Manycreaturescommunicatethroughgestures,postures,colors,orrhythmicpoundings—likeMongoliangerbilsdrummingontheground.Theseunspokensignalsoftencarryclearmessages,fromwarningofdangertoaskingforfood.AsneuroscientistMichaelLongnotes,animalsare"broadlyexpressive,"andtheirneedsareoftencleartoattentiveowners.Hisowncats,forexample,makeitveryclearwhentheywantdinnerorwishtoavoidthestove.So,whileauniversaltranslatorremainsafuturefantasy,wealreadyhavethemostessentialtool:carefulobservation.Understandingapet'sbodylanguageorvocaltonecanbejustasinformativeasanyhigh-techdevice.Andperhapsthatisthereallesson—communicationacrossspeciesdoesnotalwaysrequirewords.32.Whatdidscientistsdointhe2023whale-relatedexperimentinAlaska?A.Theystudiedwhales'livinghabits. B.Theybuiltdevicesforwhaletranslation.C.Theyconductedacross-speciesexchange. D.Theyrecordedwhales'overallpopulation.33.Whatisparagraph3intendedtoexplain?A.Limitsofgeneticexperimentresearch. B.Theeffectofgenesonvocalcomplexity.C.Biologicaloriginsofmousevocalsignals. D.Theroleofenvironmentingeneexpression.34.WhatdoesMichaelLongpointout?A.Animalscanshowtheirneedsclearly. B.Parrotscopyvarioushumanphrases.C.Miceproducemorecomplexsounds. D.Whalessharehumanlanguagepatterns.35.Whatdoesthelastparagraphsuggest?A.High-techtranslatorswillbecomearealitysoon.B.Humanwordsworkbestforcross-speciestalks.C.Strictprofessionaltrainingisnecessaryforpets.D.Observationhelpsunderstandanimals'messages.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。Invitingfriendsoverforamealorcelebrationisagreatwaytoconnect,butmanypeopleavoidhostingbecausetheyfearthepressureofservingperfectfoodinaspotlesshome.

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.Withoutregularsocialcontact,adultscanbecomelonelyandisolated,especiallyasremoteworkandtextmessagesreplaceface-to-facecommunication."

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,"saidDr.JulianneHolt-Lunstad,apsychologyprofessor."Butifthevastmajorityexpectsomeoneelsetotakethefirststep,thenthatwillbecomerare."Herresearchshowsthatsociallyconnectedpeoplearenotonlyhappierbutalsohealthierandlivelonger.Experiencedhostsagreethatthekeytolessstressfulhostingistofocusoncreatingmeaningfulinteractions,notperfection.Forexample,MadelineJohnson,a24-year-oldwhohostsmanygatherings,saysshestartedbecauseshewantedcommunity."Asanonlychild,Ialwayswantedavillagearoundme,soIrealizedIwouldhavetobuilditmyself,"sheexplains.

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.Toreduceinitialanxiety,sheplanssimpleactivitieslikepaintingaflowervaseoransweringquizquestions,whichhelpguests—especiallythosewhodon'tknoweachother—settleinandtalk.

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.Sharedplatters(餐盘),make-aheaddisheslikesoups,and"butterboards"areeasyandencourageconversation.ChefJoshMcFaddennotesthatgrazing-stylemeals,acasualwayofsharingsmallplatesandfingerfoods,are"afunwaytoeat"and"createconversation."

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.KatieEu,26,loves"bringyourown"gatheringsbecause"whatyouareprovidingisnotthefood,butthespaceforpeopletogather."A.AnotherhelpfulstrategyistosimplifythefoodB.ButguestsseldomcomplainaboutsimplehomemealsC.Oftentimes,weexpectsomeoneelsetoreachouttousD.JohnsonbelievesthebarforhostingissetunnecessarilyhighE.Askinggueststobringadishordrinkalsoreducesthehost'sworkloadF.ManypeoplespendweeksbuyingexpensivedecorationsforlargebirthdaypartiesG.However,expertsarguethatthebenefitsofin-persongatheringsfaroutweightheseworries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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Growingup,Iwasdeeplyattachedtophysicalbooks.Thesmellofpaperandtheweightofhardcoversfeltlikemagic.Ispenthoursinbookstoresandlibraries,

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anaudiobookappandchoseanovelIhadbeenmeaningtoread.Tomysurprise,audiobooks

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waytoread.Whetherthroughheadphones,printedpages,orevendigitalscreens,what

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iskeepingstoriesaliveinourlives.Ifyouhavebeenhesitantaboutaudiobooks,IencourageyoutodownloadonefromtheInternet.Youmightjustdiscoverthe

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ofreadinginawholenewway.41.A.secretly B.unwillingly C.nervously D.carefully42.A.ruledout B.fellfor C.putoff D.tookout43.A.memory B.experience C.challenge D.cost44.A.ruined B.saved C.controlled D.changed45.A.relax B.concentrate C.compete D.communicate46.A.struggling B.pretending C.promising D.planning47.A.clearer B.heavier C.wider D.longer48.A.repaired B.designed C.downloaded D.recommended49.A.fit B.broke C.looked D.turned50.A.sleeping B.reading C.shopping D.working51.A.risk B.result C.benefit D.habit52.A.need B.stress C.distance D.depth53.A.right B.difficult C.real D.traditional54.A.happens B.matters C.remains D.fails55.A.pride B.honor C.joy D.hope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。Acliff(悬崖)roadinChongqingoncedrewworldwideattentionovernight,simplybecauseElonMuskreposteda

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(relate)videoonX.ThisistheLanyingCliffRoadinWuxiCounty,stretchingoveronekilometeralongacliff.AChinesebloggerpostedavideoofTesla'sself-drivingsystemrunningonthe

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(risk)road,whichMuskforwarded.Thevideogainedover32millionviewsin

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day.Thoughtheself-drivingtechnologyamazedviewers,theroaditselfbecametherealhighlight.Netizensspokehighlyofthevillagers

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(cut)offbysteep(陡峭的)mountains.Villagersneededa13-hourhardmountainwalkjust

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(finish)itin2005.Atthattime,only83villagersremained.Everyonewasintearsofjoyatitsopening,foritendedtheirtoughlonelylife.Later,thelocalgovernmentupgradedtheroad

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(great)liftedvillagers'incomes:twelvehomestaysbringover3millionyuanyearly,andeachresidentearns5,000yuanmoreannually.第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节假定你是李华,校英语俱乐部计划举办一场跨文化幽默沙龙(Cross-CulturalHumorSalon)。请你写一封邮件邀请你的交换生朋友Jack来参加,内容包括:1.发出邀请;2.介绍活动;3.表达期待。注意:1.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。DearJack,__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua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。JamesandAllyhadbeenlookingforwardtotheirwildernessadventureformonths.Forthepastyearandahalf,theyhadbeenworkingextrahoursandsavingeverypennyforwhattheybelievedwouldbetheholidayofalifetime.Thesix-dayforesthikewastobethehighlightoftheirtrip—achancetoexploreplacesfewtouristseverreached.Theyhadpreparedcarefully:adetailedmap,aGPSdevice,enoughfoodandwater,andanemergencyradio.Bothwereexperiencedhikers,andtheyfeltconfidentabouttravellingthroughtheforestontheirown.Thefirsttwodayswerechallengingbutexciting.Theheatwasintense,andtheairfeltheavy.Colorfulbirdsflewabovethem,andstrangesoundscouldbeheardeverywhere.Theywalkedalongsideariverwheretheyspottedafewwoodenboatsmovingonit.Theboatsremindedthemthatlocalpeoplelivednearby,buttheythoughtlittleofitatthetime.Onthethirdnight,theychosetocamponasmallhillsideclearing,farfromtheriver,thinkingitwouldbesaferanddrier.Theskywasclear,andtheyfellasleepunderthestars,believingthehardestpartwasbehindthem.Butlatethatnight,aviolentstormhitwithoutwarning.Strongwindstoretheirtentapart,andrainpoureddownlikeacurtain.Theyhurriedtogathertheirbelongings,buttherainmadeeverythingwetwithinminutes.Theirpapermapbecamesoftandwet.TheGPSscreenflashedandstoppedworking,andtheemergencyradioalsofailed.Mostoftheirfoodwasruined,andonlyafewbottlesofwaterandsomesnacksintheirbackpackssurvived.Dawnbrokeoverachangedworld,andtheforestaroundthemlookedunfamiliar.Withoutanytoolstofindtheirway,theywerecompletelylost.Foralongmoment,neitherspoke.ThenAllylookedattherushingriverandsaidhopefully,"Wesawwoodenboatspassingonthisriverbefore.Localvillagersoftentravelbyboathere.Ifwestaybythebank,maybeaboatwillpassbyandsaveus."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。HearingAlly'ssuggestion,Jamesnoddedinagreement._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Whentheywereatthepointofgivingup,softsoundsofrowingreachedtheirears._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案听力1~5ACBAC6~10BCCAA11~15AСBAB16~20CCABB阅读21-23CAB 24-27CACB 28-31DBDA 32-35CBAD七选五36-40GCDAE完形填空41-45DABDB46-50ADCAB51-55CDABC语法填空56.related57.risky58.a59.who/that60.wascut61.tobuy62.machines63.finishing64.and65.greatly写作第一节范文DearJack,I'mwritingtoinviteyoutoourCross-CulturalHumorSalonheldbytheschoolEnglishclub.Thesalonwillstartat4p.m.nextFridayintheschoollecturehall.Wewillsharefunnystoriesandjokesfromdifferentcountries,andhavesmallgroupdiscussionstoexploreculturaldifferencesbehindhumor.ItwillbeagreatchancetoenjoyhumorandpracticeEnglish.Ireallyhopeyoucancomeandshareyourideas.Lookingforwardtoyourcoming.Yours,LiHua写作第二节范文HearingAlly'ssuggestion,Jamesnoddedinagreement.Theystruggledtowalktowardstheriverbankthroughwetbushes.Coldandtired,theykeptalert,watchingtheriveranxiouslyforanysignofboats.Hourspassed,butnoboatsappeared.Hungerandthirsttroubledthem.Theysatonthebank,comfortingeachotherandtryingtokeepuptheirspirits,waitingpatientlyforhelp.Whentheywereatthepointofgivingup,softsoundsofrowingreachedtheirears.Theyjumpedtotheirfeetandwavedwildly,shoutingforhelp.Soon,awoodenboatcameintosight.Thevillagersonboardnoticedthemandpulledtheboattothebank.JamesandAllygotontheboatthankfully.Thevillagerstoldthemtheyoftenpatrolledtheriver.Theyweresafelytakenbacktothevillage,andtheirterribleadventureendedwithwarmhelpfromlocalpeople.听力部分录音稿(Text1)M:WhendoyouwanttheTVfixed?W:Thesooner,thebetter.(Text2)M:Onlytea?Oh,comeon,havesomethingstronger.W:No,justtea.It’sthedoctor’sorders.(Text3)M:Hello.AquaPark.CanIhelpyou?W:Yes,please.I’dlikesomeinformation.AreyouopenonSaturdays?M:We’reopeneveryday,from9:00inthemorninguntil6:00,butonSaturdaysweclosemuchlater,at10:00.(Text4)W:I’msoangrywithmyresults!M:Why?Whathappened?W:Well,IfailedmyChineseoraltestby3points,andIworkedsohardforit!M:Ohno.Pooryou.(Text5)W:I’mfreetoday.Whatwouldyouthinkofdoingsomethingalittleunusual?M:Well...Howaboutgoinghorseridingoutinthefields?W:Goodidea.Ilovethefeelingofridingahorse.Wealsocanfeedthehorses.M:That’sright.(Text6)W:CouldyoucomeWednesdayandSaturdayafternoonstocleanmyhouse,James?M:Wednesdayisnoproblem,butSaturdayisalittletight.IsitpossibletochangetoSunday?W: