山东省平邑第一中学2026-2027学年高一上学期第1次月考模拟英语试题（含答案无听力音频含听力原文）

山东省平邑第一中学2026-2027学年高一上学期第1次月考模拟英语试题一、听力（本大题共10小题）1．[1分]Whatarethespeakerspreparingfor?A．Agraduationparty. B．Aretirementparty. C．Abirthdayparty.2．[1分]WhoisprobablyMaria?A．Theman’ssupplier. B．Theman’sassistant. C．Theman’spatient.[2分]听第7段对话，回答第8、9题。3．（1分）Whatarethespeakerswaitingfor?A．Achicken. B．Arabbit. C．Afox.4．（1分）Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Fatheranddaughter. B．Husbandandwife. C．Brotherandsister.5．[1分]Whatdoesthewomanmean?A．Sheislikelytovisitthecastle.B．Sheisimpressedwiththevisit.C．Sheisdisappointedatthecastle.6．[1分]Whatdoesthewomanlikebest?A．Football. B．Baseball. C．Basketball.[2分]听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。7．（1分）WhatdoesRyanwanttodo?A．Talktohisfather.B．Takeawalkwiththewoman.C．Walktoschoolwithhisfriends.8．（1分）HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutRyan’sidea?A．Doubtful. B．Supportive. C．Impatient.[2分]听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。9．（1分）Whohadanaccident?A．Thompson.B．Johnson.C．David.10．（1分）WhatdoesDavidwantMrsThompsontodo?A．Offertipsonhisessay.B．Recommendadoctor.C．Investigateanaccident.[2分]听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11．（1分）WhatcanMathBingohelpchildrenwith?A．Mathskills. B．Flashcardmaking. C．Bingogames.12．（1分）Whichonewillthewomandownload?A．KindergartenLearning. B．ABCMagicPhonics. C．ElmoLovesABCs.[3分]听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．（1分）Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atanairport. B．Inanartgallery. C．Inahistorymuseum.14．（1分）Whyistheartistlate?A．Shewaslateleavingherhouse. B．Herflighthasbeendelayed. C．Sheisstuckinatrafficjam.15．（1分）Whichaspectofthepaintingprobablycaughttheman’seye?A．Itisabouttheartistherself. B．Itdoesn’tusebrightcolors. C．Itremindshimofhismother.[4分]听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。16．（1分）WhereisTomfrom?A．Amoderncity.B．Aseasidevillage.C．Amountaintown.17．（1分）WhatkindofnovelsdoesTomlikebest?A．Historicalnovels.B．Sciencefiction.C．Mysterynovels.18．（1分）WhydoesTomlikeplayingbasketball?A．Helovesworkingwithothers.B．Hefindsitkeepshiminshape.C．Heenjoysthefeelingofwinning.19．（1分）WhatisTom’sattitudetowardshishighschoollife?A．Uncertain. B．Positive. C．Negative.二、阅读（本大题共5小题）[10分]Weliveinatimeofincreasedstressintheworld.Stresscanbedefinedasanytypeofchangethatcausesphysical,emotionalorpsychologicalstrain.20（2分）Everyoneexperiencesstresstosomedegree.Theeffectsofstressonthebodyarenumerousandareriskfactorsforanumberofmedicalconditions.21（2分）Onefrequentlyreadsofpeoplewhoareabletodoextraordinarythingsunderstress,likeliftingcarstofreetrappedchildren.Constant,orlong-lastingstress,ontheotherhand,isoftenassociatedwithhealthrisksinsteadofbenefits.Whenoneexperiencesstress,thereareimmediateeffectsonthebody.Themusclesusuallytightenupsuddenly.Somebreatheharderandharder,whileothersmayfeelbutterfliesinthestomach,pain,nausea(恶心)ormightevenvomit.22（2分）Effectsofstressonthebodycanalsoleadpeopletocopingstrategiesthatworsentheirstressandtheirhealth.23（2分）Thesestrategiesmayseemtotemporarilyrelievestress,buttheythencontributetooverallpoorhealthandriskfactorsfordisease.Suchmethodsofcopingcansnowballwithstressintomuchhigherriskfactorsforheartdisease,highbloodpressureandstroke.24（2分）Thelongerandthemorefrequentlyoneexperiencesstress,themorelikelyonewillstarthavinghealthproblems.Somechronic(慢性的)effectsofstressinclude:disorderofsleeppatterns,headaches,stomachaches,weightgainorweightloss,andaccumulationoffat.Somestudieshavefocusedonhowthehormonecortisol(激素皮质醇)tendstostimulatefatstoragearoundthestomach.Evenmoreseriousarethefactsthatchronicstresscanleadtopoorhearthealth,highbloodpressure,andincreasedriskforheartattackandstroke.【选项】A．Ithelpseasethesesymptoms.B．Allofthesemakethebodytense.C．Therearealsoaccumulativeeffectsofstressonthebody.D．However,stresscanhavecertainbeneficialconsequences.E．Somepeoplemaysmoke,orabusealcoholasareactiontostress.F．Itisourbody’sresponsetoanythingthatrequiresattentionoraction.G．Mostpeoplecanovercomethestresswhileafewmaybeoverwhelmed.[6分]There’snobetterwayforustolearnabouttheamazingcreaturesthatshareourplanetthanup-closeandpersonalanimalencounters.ResearchingOceanCreaturesintheMaldivesTheMarineLifeDiscoveryCenterintheMaldivesisagreatplacetolearnaboutallkindsofoceananimals.Youcanjointhescientistsandhelpprotecttheoceanenvironment.Moreover,thecenterrunsarescueprogramforseaturtles.HelpingBabyElephantsinKenyaRetetiElephantSanctuaryischildren’sfavoriteplace.Thiscenterissetuptosavebabyelephants,andvisitorscaninteractwiththebabieswhilegivingfoodtothem.However,manyotherkindsofwildlifealsoenduphere.ThisisauniqueplacetointeractwithAfricananimalsofallshapesandsizes.ConservingRhinos(犀牛)inSouthAfricaThetwonewMaratabaConservationCampswillgiveyounewexperiences.Visitorsareexpectedtotakepartinallresearchprojectsandwillseewildlifeandgettocollectrelatedinformation.RhinoConservationisattheheartofMarataba,whichhaswonderfulviewsoftheWaterbergMountains.FindingRareAnimalsinNewZealandNewZealandisfilledwithuniqueanimals,likethetuatara,ananimalthatlivedonEarthbeforetheemergenceofhumancivilizationanditsclosestrelativediedoutduringtheageofthedinosaurs.YoucangotoSouthlandMuseumandArtGallerytomeetoneorspottheminthewildonTiritiriMatangiIsland.25．（2分）WhatcanvisitorsdointheRetetiElephantSanctuary?A．Feedbabyelephants. B．Joininelephantrescueprograms.C．Carryoutresearchprojects. D．Interactwithvariousuniqueanimals.26．（2分）Whereareprehistoricanimalloversmostlikelytogo?A．Kenya. B．TheMaldives. C．SouthAfrica. D．NewZealand.27．（2分）Whydoestheauthorwritethetext?A．Tointroducefourspecialcountries. B．Tosharetheauthor’sanimalencounters.C．Torecommendsomewildlifetrips. D．Toraiseawarenessofanimalprotection.[8分]“Plantblindness”iscausedbyalackofexposure(暴露)tonatureandcouldbecured(治愈)byclosecontactthroughactivitiessuchaswildfoodforaging(觅食),astudyshows.Accordingtothestudy,alackofknowledgeandappreciationoflocalflora(植物群)resultsfromlesstimespentwithplantsandtheknowledgeandappreciationofitisnotaninbornhumanquality.Duetothis,peoplefrequentlybelievethatplantsare“lessalive”thananimals.Researchersanalyzed326articlespublishedinacademicjournalsbetween1998and2020.Mostshowedpeoplehadmoreinterest,paidmoreattentionandweremorelikelytorememberinformationaboutanimals.Therewasnoconclusiveevidencethatthiswasacharacteristicthathumanswerebornwith;rather,thereducedexperienceofnatureinurbanized(城市化的)civilizationsseemedtobetherootoftheproblem.Ifindividualshadregularcontactwithplants,itwasnotunavoidable.Theresearchshowsadropinrelatedexperiencewithplantsleadstoacyclicalprocessofinattention.Thiscanbeaddressedthroughfirst-handexperienceofedible(可食用的)andusefulplantsinlocalenvironments.Studiesshoweditwascommonforchildren—especiallywhenyoung—nottobeabletoidentifymanyspecies.Plantblindnesswasreportedinteachersaswellasstudents,particularlyinprimaryteacherswhohadnotgraduatedinasciencesubject.Olderpeoplehadbetterplantknowledge,whichstudiessuggestwasbecausetheyweremorelikelytohavenature-relatedhobbies.Thirty-fivestudiesfoundthatmodernizationorurbanizationhadanimpactonplantknowledge.Theincreaseddependenceonurbanservicesandacasheconomyreducedplantforaging.Schoolattendanceandworkreducedthetimeavailabletospendinthenaturalenvironment.Thesefactorsalsoreducedthetimespentwithfamily,negativelyimpactingthepassingdownofplantknowledgefromolderrelativestochildren.28．（2分）Whatdoestheterm“plantblindness”referto?A．Strongdislikeforgardeninginnature.B．Sensitivereactiontocertainplantspecies.C．Lackofinterestinandawarenessofplants.D．Inabilitytoseeplantsbecauseofpooreyesight.29．（2分）Whatcontributestothebeliefthatplantsarelessalivethananimals?A．Naturalhumanquality.B．Pooreducationonplants.C．Culturalbeliefsfromchildhood.D．Limitedexposuretoplantsinnature.30．（2分）Whoareleastlikelytosufferfromplantblindness?A．Olderpeople. B．Youngchildren.C．Primaryteachers. D．Graduatestudents.31．（2分）Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A．Thedevelopmentofmodernization.B．Thefactorsleadingtoplantblindness.C．Theimpactofurbanizationonthefamily.D．Thespreadofplantknowledgeatschool.[8分]Ifyou’veevercookedacomplexmealwithsomeone,youknowthelevelofcooperationrequired.Americanresearchersrecentlyshowedthatinavirtualkitchen,artificialintelligence(AI)learnedhowtocooperatewithahumanjustbywatchinghumansworktogether.TherearesomewaysresearchershavealreadytrainedAItoworkwithpeople.Manyapproachesinvolvereinforcementlearning,whereanAIinteractswithanenvironmentonline—whichcanincludeotherAIsorhumans—andisrewardedformakingdecisionsthatleadtodesiredoutcomes.GoogleDeepMind’sprogramAlphaGo,forexample,learnedtheboardgameGousingreinforcementlearning.ButstartingtraininganAIfromzerotointeractwithpeoplethroughcompletetrialanderrorcanwastealotoftimeandcanberisky.AnotherchoiceistotrainoneAItomodelhumanbehavior,andthenusethatasatirelesshumanreplacementforanotherAItolearntointeractwith.Researchershaveusedthismethodinasimplegame.Butrepeatinghumanbehaviorinmorecomplexsettingscanbedifficult.Thusinthestudy,researchersusedofflinereinforcementlearning—amethodfordevelopingstrategiesbyanalyzingrecordedbehaviorratherthanthroughreal-timeinteraction.Previously,offlinereinforcementlearninghadbeenusedmostlytohelpvirtualrobotsmoveortohelpAIssolvemazes(迷宫),buthereitwasappliedtothetrickyproblemofworkingwithhumans.Insteadoflearningbyinteractingwithpeople,thisAIlearnedbywatchinghumaninteractions.“TheresearchworkintroducesawayforAItolearntoteamupwithhumans,withoutevenpracticingwithus.Itcouldhelpimprovehuman-AIinteractions.”SaysNikolaidis,directorofalab.Inthefuture,humanswillincreasinglyworkwithAI,bothonlineandinthephysicalworld.Sometimeswe’llwantanAItosilentlyguideourchoicesandstrategies,likeagoodteammatewhoknowsourweaknesses.“Itsolvesanimportantproblem—howAIcanlearntoworkwithpeople.”saysNikolaidis.32．（2分）Whatisthefunctionofreinforcementlearninginthepassage?A．It’showAIlearnedtoworkwithpeopleB．It’showresearchershelpedAIlearncooking.C．It’showGoogleDeepMinddevelopedAlphaGo.D．It’showAIgotrewardsformakingcorrectchoices.33．（2分）Whatistheadvantageofofflinereinforcementlearning?A．Itreliesonreal-timeinteraction.B．IthelpsAIlearnbyinteractingwithpeople.C．Ittakeslesstimeandhaslessdanger.D．Itisrealizedthroughmistakesandcorrections.34．（2分）WhatisAIexpectedtodointhefuture?A．Tocookacomplexmealonitsown.B．Topointoutourweaknessesdirectly.C．Tooffervoicelessguidancesometimes.D．Tosolvedifficultproblemsforhumans.35．（2分）Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．AIlearnscooperationbypracticing.B．AIlearnscookingfromhumans.C．AIlearnscookingwithouthumans’help.D．AIlearnsteamworkbywatchinghumans.[8分]Onapleasantfallmorninglastyear,agroupoffreshmenfromTheGreeneSchoolhikedathinpathalongtheedgeofapondinthewoodland,chattingcheerfullyastheymovedthroughrocks,fallenleaves,andoutgrowthsofnativetrees.Everysooften,thegrouptookinnaturalfeaturesthatmostteenagersmightoverlook,likeamassivebeaver(海狸)damacrossabendinthepond.Pressedbythegroupadvisor,DamarisBorden,toexplainitssignificanceintheecosystem,agirlofferedthatthedams“createnewwatersources,”recallingwhatshe’dlearnedabouthowthedamimproveswaterqualitybycreatingslow-movingwetlands,actingasnaturalfilters(过滤).Itwasn’tthestudents’firstattemptintothewoods.Inthepreviousweeks,theyhadstudiedthecampus’snaturalwetlandsandsharpenedargumentsthey’dpresentinmock(模拟)debates—roleplayingasgovernmentofficials,environmentalists,andsolarcompanymanagers—aboutthebalancebetweenprotectingforestlandordestroyingitinfavorofdevelopingmorerenewablesourcesofenergy.“It’sanimaginaryscene,”Bordensaid,“butit’salsoonethat’splayingoutacrossthestateandthecountry.”ItisalsorichgroundforstudyatTheGreeneSchoolwherestudentslearntoworkcooperatively.Overthecourseofthenextfouryears,Borden’sfreshmenwilllearnaboutteamworkandrisk-takinginbothacademic(学术的)andsocialcontexts,cheeringeachotheroninthewilderness—beforetheyheadinsidetodesignandbuildfunctioningwaterfiltersorworkonamonths-longprojecttostudylocalsoilquality.“Weareshowingkidsthattheyhaveanopportunitytostepintotheirlearninginadifferentway.Gettingstudentstosolvechallenging,real-worldproblemsiscentraltotheschoolmission,”saidHeadmasterAlexEdelmannoftheschool’suniquephilosophy.“It’snotaboutdoingthingsbecausetheyhaveto,it’saboutdoingthingsbecausetheycanseethatit’smeaningfulandtheycanseeitsvalueandtheyunderstandthattheworkthey’redoingiscontributingtoabetterschoolandabetterworld.”36．（2分）Whatdoestheauthorstressbymentioningthebeaverdam?A．Thecauseofhiking. B．Therightwayoflearning.C．Thenaturalfunctionofdam. D．Theapplicationofknowledge.37．（2分）WhatdoesBordenthinkofmockdebates?A．Theyaremeaningful. B．Theyarearguable.C．Theyareimaginary. D．Theyarechallenging.38．（2分）WhatcanwelearnabouteducationfromAlexEdelmann?A．Studentshavetodothingsasrequired.B．Studentslearntosolvereal-worldproblems.C．Classroomlearningcontributestoabetterschool.D．Classroomlearningisrelatedtotheschoolmission.39．（2分）Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．ExplorationsinNature. B．EducationintoNature.C．IntroductiontoTheGreeneSchool. D．OutdoorAdventuresforTeenagers.三、语言运用（本大题共12小题）40．[1分]Withthesunfadingawaybelowthehorizon,hewaslostinr________(沉思)again.(根据中英文提示单词拼写)41．[1分]Dickens’styleofwriting(吸引)audiencesfromallwalksoflifeatthattime.(根据汉语提示单词拼写)42．[1分]Oneday,whiledrivingnearherhome,shesawadog(wander)ontheroad,clearlylost.43．[1分]Throughthistrip,Idiscoveredthat,despitemy(occasion)angerather,Iactuallyfeltproudofher.(所给词的适当形式填空)44．[1分]ThetransportwillimprovealotinNantong,withanothertwobridges（construct）overYangtzeRiverinthenearfuture.45．[1分](visit)severaltimesoverthelast10years，Iamamazedbytheco-existenceofoldandnew，andhowacitywasabletokeepsucharichheritage(遗产)whileconstantlygrowing.Asaphotographer，Ihavespentthelasttwoyears(record)everythingIdiscovered.(2023·全国乙)46．[1分]Hewasthelastfirefighter(leave)theburningbuilding.（所给词的适当形式填空）47．[1分]Alistairdidn'twanttodiscusswiththemedia.Hejustwantedtoseehisyoungerbrother，who（rush）tothemedicalarea.（所给词的适当形式填空）48．[1分]Thehikercaughtararebird________（build）itsnestintheoldtree.49．[1分](bury)inhiswork,Jimalmostforgottoeatandsleep.

[15分][辽宁沈阳一二〇中学2022高一期末]QiaoYuisasongwriterwhopennedtimelessclassicsthat50（1.5分）(sing)fromgenerationtogenerationinChinafordecades.Hewrotemorethan1，100lyricsallhislife,manyof51（1.5分）arebeingrememberedeventoday.Qiaoissaidtohavestartedhis52（1.5分）(enthusiastic)forwordsfromtheearlyageof4.Butitwasn't53（1.5分）hislateteensthathepennedhisfirstownpoem.Qiao54（1.5分）(rise)tofamein1955afterwritingLet'sPullonOurOars(桨)knowntomostChinesechildren.ButQiao'sgreatesthitcamein1956,with“MyMotherland”55（1.5分）(become)apatriotictuneinthemovieBattleonShangganlingMountain.“Agreatriverflowing,itswavesarewide/Windblowsthescentofflowerstobothshores/Myfamilylivesontheshore…”saysthestartofthesong.Geniusastheselinesnoware,56（1.5分）moviedirectoratfirstaskedQiaoto57（1.5分）(clear)spelloutthe“greatriver”astheYangtzeitself.“However，”Qiaosaid,“the‘greatriver’58（1.5分）(refer)tointhelinesisalwaysthereinfrontofyourhome,andthestoriesandmemoriesalongtherivermakeup59（1.5分）itistomakeyoufeelclosetoyourhometown.”[22.5分]WilliamDunnisthefounderofTakeaKidFishing,whichteachesfatherlesskidsthroughfishing.Tenyearsago,Williamnoticedhissix-yearoldneighbor,Camran,seemed60.He’dstormoutofthehouse,shoutingathis61.Oneday,Williamsawtheboyoutsideandstartedaconversation.Camran62thathisdadwasn’tinhislife.WilliamaskedCamran’smotherfor63totakehimfishing.Camranwasinterestedfromthatfirsttrip.Thetwofishedtogetherseveraltimesaweek,andWilliamsaw64changesinCamran’sbehaviour.SoonWilliam65morekidsintheneighbourhoodinhisactivity.Williamandothervolunteers66take20to25kidsoutfishingonaboatonweekends.Besidestheneighbourhood,William67localorphanagetoinvitethekidstospendthedayonthewater.Manyhaveneverbeenfishingorevenonaboat,soWilliamstartsbyteachingthe68.Thencomethelifelessonsthatfishing69:patience,teamworkandthesimplejoyof70intheoutdoors.Sofar,thisorganizationhastakenmorethan600fishing71withalmost2,000fatherlesskids.Manykidschoosetocatchand72,butonarecenttrip,theykeptthefishandenjoyedtheirdeliciousfishmealthatnight.Fishingdidhaveahugeimpactonchildren.73,ifyouknowachildwhoyougetonwellwith,introducethemtofishing.Theactivitydoesn’tmatterasmuchasyour74intheirlives.60．（1.5分）A．glad B．angry C．sad D．fearful61．（1.5分）A．mother B．sister C．father D．brother62．（1.5分）A．remembered B．discussed C．reported D．shared63．（1.5分）A．advice B．permission C．support D．time64．（1.5分）A．different B．common C．positive D．right65．（1.5分）A．tricked B．persuaded C．involved D．forced66．（1.5分）A．regularly B．actively C．gradually D．carefully67．（1.5分）A．looksdownon B．livesupto C．getsdownto D．reachesoutto68．（1.5分）A．measures B．basics C．hobbies D．problems69．（1.5分）A．sends B．improves C．advocates D．offers70．（1.5分）A．studying B．working C．relaxing D．creating71．（1.5分）A．barbecues B．trips C．meals D．parties72．（1.5分）A．release B．research C．raise D．kill73．（1.5分）A．Instead B．However C．Therefore D．Rather74．（1.5分）A．inspiration B．challenge C．action D．presence四、写作（本大题共2小题）75．[15分]阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写一段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。WhenMarkwasfiveyearsold,hisfatherdiedandhislifefellapart.HismomJaneandhelivedahardlife.TheyhadtomovefromCaliforniatoArizonaandlivewithMark’sgrandmother,Moria.ThatmeantMarklostallhisfriendsandhiscarefreelife.ItcouldhavebeentheendofMark’schildhood,butthenhemet76-year-oldMr.Kelsey,Moira’snext-doorneighbor.Oneday,hewaskickingasoccerballaroundtheyardwhenonekicksenttheballoverthefenceintoKelsey’syard.MarkcametoKelsey’shome,feelingalittlenervous.“Grandpa,canIgetmyballback?”Marksaidcautiously.“Ofcourse,”Kelseysaidgentlywithasmile.“Comeoverandhaveatalkwithme,willyou?”Thentheyhadapleasantchat.Kelseylivedalonebuthadalovingandpatienthearttochildren.Overtime,thetwoofthemgraduallyestablishedadeepfriendship,enjoyingeachother’scompany.Halfayearlater,somethingunexpectedhappened.MarklearnedKelseyhadaseriouseyediseasebuthecouldn’taffordthe$3,000surgery(外科手术).Withouttimelytreatment,hewouldgoblindcompletely.However,JaneandMoriawerealsoonatightbudget,unabletospareanymoneyforKelsey.MarkmadeuphismindtowashcarsattheparkinglotoftheshoppingcenterontheweekendstoraisemoneyforpoorKelsey.Heofferedtowasheachcarforonedollar.Markknewhehadtowashalotofcarstomakeupthemoney,buthewasdetermined.Afewdayslater,oneofhiscustomers,namedJason,askedcuriously,“Whatdoyoudothisfor,kid?”“Myneighbor,Mr.Kelsey.Heneedsaneyesurgery.I’mraisingmoneyforhim.Ibadlyneed$3,000,”Markreplied.“You’reakindboy,”Jasonsaidsoftly.“Wheredoyoulive?”MarktoldJasonhisaddress.DeeplymovedbywhatMarkwasdoing,Jasondecidedtohelphimanotherway.注意：1.续写词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。JasonsharedMark’sstoryonline,appealingfordonations.76．[15分]假如你是李华。在暑假来临之际，学校向全校学生发出安全倡议，请你代表校英文俱乐部写一封防溺水(DrowningPrevention)倡议书。内容包括：1、倡议目的；2、倡议内容；3、发出呼吁。注意：1、写作词数应为100左右，开头结尾已给出，不计入总词数；2、可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

参考答案一、听力1．【答案】C【听力材料】W:DoesPeterknowwe’rehavingasurprisepartyforhimwhenheturns13thisweek?M:No.Hethinkswearegivingaretirementpartyfortheheadmaster.W:Iamsoexcited.Ithasbeenalongtimesincewepartiedtogether.2．【答案】B【听力材料】M:Maria,didyoutracktheshipmentofurgentmedicalsupplies?W:Yes,theparcelisexpectedtoarrivethisafternoon.M:Perfect.I’llletmypatientsknowthat.W:Well,youhaveameetingatthecityhallatthreePM,wouldyoulikemetoarrangeacarforyou?【答案】3．C4．B5．【答案】B6．【答案】C【答案】7．C8．A【听力材料】M:Hey,Mom.CanIstartwalkingtoschoolbymyself?W:Hmm...I’mnotverysureifit’sagoodidea,Ryan.M:Whynot?I’m12now.I’moldenough!W:Iknow.Andyou’rearesponsiblekid.Butstillthere’realotofbusyroadsbetweenhereandyourschool.M:Iknowhowtocrosssafely,Mom.Andyouwouldn’tneedtoworryabout“strangerdanger”asI’dbewithmyfriends.W:Whichfriendsarethese?M:AndyorLeo.W:Andareyousureyouwouldn’tbesillytogetherandmakeeachotherlateforschool?M:No,Ipromise!Andit’sonlyaten-minutewalk.W:Hmm...Letmetalktoyourdadtonightandseewhathethinks.【答案】9．B10．A【听力材料】Text6M:Goodmorning,MrsThompson.Ican'tcometoyourofficeasplannedthisafternoon.W:Hello,David.Whathappened?M:MyfriendJohnsonhadanaccidenthalfanhourago,soImustgotothehospitalrightnow.W:Oh,dear,sorrytohearthat.IfIcandosomething,don'thesitatetotellme.M:Thankyou.Idoneedyourhelpwithmyessay.Ihadplannedtotalkaboutitwithyouthisafternoon,butnow...W:Don'tworry.Ifnecessary,wecandiscussitonline.M:Thathelpsalot,MrsThompson.Thankyou.【答案】11．A12．C【答案】13．B14．C15．B【听力材料】M:Excuseme,didyoucreatethispainting?W:No.ButIcanintroduceyoutotheartist.Iownthegallery.M:Issheheretonight?W:Yes.She’sflyinginespeciallyfortheevent.Sheshouldbeherealready,buthertaxi’scaughtupintraffic.Apparently,there’sbeenanaccidentonthebridge.Areyouacollector?M:Iwouldn’tclassmyselfasacollector,butIdoownafewpieces.W:Isthereanythinghereyou’reparticularlyinterestedin?M:Yes,thisone.Itstandsoutfromalltheothers.W:It’sanearlierwork,paintedbeforetheartiststartedexperimentingwiththebrightcolorsshe’snowknownfor.M:Yes,italsoseemsmorepersonal.Isthewomaninthepaintingtheartistherself?W:Hermother,althoughthere’sastrikingsimilaritybetweenthem.【答案】16．C17．C18．A19．B【听力材料】

M:Helloeveryone.MynameisTom.Standinghereasanewhighschoolstudent,I’minastateofgreatexcitement.Icomefromasmalltownsurroundedbygreenmountains.It’sthekindofplacewhereeveryoneknowseachother.Thatcozyenvironmenttaughtmetovaluesimplejoys.Ihavetwohobbies.Firstly,Iamintoreadingsciencefiction,mysterynovels,andhistoricalnovels,especiallymysteryones.Secondly,Iloveplayingbasketball.Idon’tcareaboutwinningorlosing;Ijustloveteamwork.Someofmybestmemorieswerefromthegym.Thecheersfrommyteammateswh