高中英语人教版（2019）选择性必修 第一册综合检测卷

综合检测卷(限时:120分钟满分:150分)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。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inalibrary. B.Inastudy.C.Inabookstore.2.Whoisthewomanprobably?A.Abusdriver. B.Apolicewoman.C.Apassenger.3.Whatdidthespeakersdolastweekend?A.Theystudiedathome.B.Theywenthiking.C.Theyplayedtennis.4.Accordingtotheman,howshouldthewomanbookhertickets?A.Useanytravelwebsite.B.Gototheticketoffice.C.Callatravelagency.5.Howlongwillittaketogototheairport?A.Halfanhour. B.Onehour.C.Twohours.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。6.Whendoesthemanwanttoreceivethesofa?A.Thisweekend. B.NextWednesday.C.Nextweekend.7.Wheremightthewomanwork?A.Atanexpressshippingcompany.B.Inacustomerservicecenter.C.Inafurniturerepairstore.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。8.Whatkindofpartyisthewomanplanning?A.Herbirthdayparty.B.TheNewYear’sparty.C.Acompanyparty.9.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Helptheman.B.Tellthemanwhattodo.C.Finishthepreparationsbyherself.听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。10.Whatmakesthewomanexcited?A.Anewcomputer.B.AtriptoEngland.C.Goodexamresults.11.Whatwillthemanprobablydothissummer?A.Work. B.Study.C.Travel.12.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Co-workers. B.Familymembers.C.Classmates.听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。13.Wherearethespeakersgoing?A.Toabar. B.Toadanceclub.C.Toarestaurant.14.Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheman’sjeans?A.Theyaretoobig. B.Theylookold.C.Theyareinstyle.15.Accordingtothewoman,whatlookslikeadeadanimal?A.Theman’sjacket.B.Theman’shat.C.Theman’sshirt.16.Whatisthewomancrazyabout?A.Paintingpictures.B.Baseball.C.Fancyclothingbrands.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.Whendidtherobberytakeplace?A.LastSundayafternoon.B.Yesterdayat11:00p.m.C.LastSaturdaynight.18.Howmucharethegoodsworthaltogether?A.$2,600. B.$1,600.C.$500.19.Whatshouldstudentsdoiftheyhaveinformation?A.Callthelocalpolice.B.TellthestaffatCoolidgeHall.C.Callcampussecurity.20.Whatwillthethievesprobablytrytodonext?A.Stealmorethings.B.Sellthestolengoods.C.Returnwhattheytook.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。ATheUSisoneofthebestplacesintheworldfornaturalbeauty.Herearefourofitsmostremarkablenationalparks.GreatSmokyMountainsWhyvisit:Internationallyknownforthegreatvarietyofplantandanimallife.TheGreatSmokyMountainsNationalParkisoneofAmerica’smostvisitednationalparks.Gettingaround:Drivingisthemostcomfortablewaytoexplorethepark.Whattoseeanddo:Withover90historicbuildingsspreadingthroughoutthepark,visitorscanenjoyafascinatingjourneyintothepast.YosemiteWhyvisit:YosemiteNationalParkisfamousforitsbreathtakingwaterfallsandtoweringmountains.Gettingaround:Forthosevisitorsseekingthebestexperience,cyclingisthepreferredoption.Whattoseeanddo:Visitorscanenjoynumerousoutdooractivities,fromhikingandrockclimbingtohorsebackridingandfishing.BryceCanyonWhyvisit:Famousforitsone-of-a-kindgeology(地质),BryceCanyonconsistsofaseriesofhorseshoe-shapedamphitheaters(盆状地形).Gettingaround:Visitorscanexploretheparkbybus,whichstopsatthemostpopularviewpoints.Whattoseeanddo:Fullmoonhikes—heldmonthly—offerauniquewaytoexperienceBryceCanyonunderamoonlitsky.Thisparkisalsooneofthelastpreservesofnaturaldarkness,makingitanexcellentlocationforlookingatshiningstars.HawaiiVolcanoesWhyvisit:HawaiiVolcanoesNationalParkishometotwooftheworld’smostfamousvolcanoes—Kilauea,oneofthemostactivevolcanoesonEarth,andMaunaLoa,thelargestvolcanoontheplanet.Gettingaround:Theparkoffersnumeroushikingtrailsforvisitorstoexplore.Whattoseeanddo:It’sthebestplacetosafelyobservevolcanicactivityupclose.Atnight,visitorscanwitnesstheimpressiveglow(光亮)ofvolcanicgasesrisingintothedarksky.21.Whichnationalparkisfamousforitsgreatbiodiversity?A.GreatSmokyMountains.B.Yosemite.C.BryceCanyon.D.HawaiiVolcanoes.22.WhatisthebestwaytotravelaroundYosemite?A.Bybus. B.Bytrain.C.Bycar. D.Bybike.23.WhatdoBryceCanyonandHawaiiVolcanoeshaveincommon?A.Theybothhaveflatlandscapes.B.Theybothofferbeautifulnightviews.C.Theybothhavemanyactivevolcanoes.D.Theybothhosthikingactivitiesmonthly.BOnaSaturdayinNovember,AnnacarinElf,theheadofGothenburgCityLibrary,justhappenedtowalkbyherworkplace.Noticingthatthedoorwasunlocked,sheenteredthelibrary,andwassurprisedthatpeoplewereusingitlikeonaregularday.However,itwasscheduledtobeclosedfortheNovember4AllSaints’Dayholiday,dedicatedtorememberingthedearlydepartedandforspendingtimewithfamily.“Inthelibrary,manyweresittingreadingnewspapers,somefamilieswereinthechildren’ssectionandothersweresearchingforbooksonthecomputer,”ElftoldTheLocal.ItseemedthatElf’scolleagueshadsimplyforgottentolockthedoor,andbecausethispopularlibraryisusuallyopenonSaturdays,peoplejustassumedtheycouldwalkin.Elfcalledtocheckwithherstaffteam,beforeannouncingthatthelibrarywasabouttoclose.Thevisitorscalmlyshuttheirbooksandleft,sometakingtheirbookswiththem.It’slaterdemonstratedthat446localsvisitedthecitylibrary,borrowingatotalof246booksduringtheday.What’sremarkableisthatclientscheckedouttheirbooksviathelibrary’selectronicself-servicesystem,andthattodate,allthebookshavebeenreturned!WhileElfdidexpresssurprisethatthelibraryseemedemptierthanusual,duetothelackofstaff,shehighlypraisedthecareshownbylocals:“Nothingwasdestroyed.It’samazingthatGothenburgersenteranemptylibraryandtreatitsolovingly.”Thelibraryitselfwasquicktoshowitssupportinanappreciativepostwith“ThankyouforSaturday,dearGothenburg”.ThisstoryreallyappealedtoSwedes,goingviralinthecountry.Theyweremovedbythiscommunity’srespectforthebooksandequipmentofwhatisatreasuredcommunityresource.TheMayorEUhasevensuggestedthatthisunusualSaturdayservesasanexperimentofthepossibilityofoperatingatotallyautomatedlibrary.24.WhydidElfenterthelibraryonSaturday?A.Shewasdoingsomeresearch.B.Sheforgotthatitwasaholiday.C.Thelibrarywasaccidentallyleftopen.D.ThelibrarywasusuallyopenonSaturdays.25.Whatdidthevisitorsdointhelibrary?A.Theycheckedtheself-servicesystem.B.Theyvolunteeredtoserveaslibrarians.C.Theybehavednormallyandrespectfully.D.Theyhadequipmentcheckedinthelibrary.26.WhatwinstheheartofSwedesinthisstory?A.Thehonestcommunityspirit.B.Thelibrary’sappreciationtovisitors.C.Thetreasuredcommunity’sresources.D.Thelibrary’samazingSaturdayservice.27.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthetext?A.ALibraryLookedUptotheBookwormsB.ALibraryCanBringOuttheBestinPeopleC.ALibraryOperatedanUnusualExperimentD.ALibraryWasOpenforAllSaints’DayHolidayCForseveralyears,Ihavehadacollectionofgreenerygrowingonmybalcony(阳台),ahandfuloftinyleavesthatprovidemewithfreshlycutsalad.Theseminiature(小型的)versionsoftraditionalvegetablesareknownasmicrogreens.Iamnotaloneinenjoyingthemicrogreenlifestyle.Worldwide,interestinthesetinyplantshasgrownrapidlyovertheyears.Buttheyaren’tjustforhobbyists:Microgreenshavegrownareputationforbeingthesuperheroesofthenutritionworld.Tensofthousandsofarticleshavebeenpublishedabouttheirpotentialas“functionalfoods”thatofferhealthbenefitsoverandabovethoseofmaturevegetables.AsIstruggletoconsumethe400to500gramsoffruitandvegetablesadayrecommendedbytheWorldHealthOrganization,thisreallyinterestsme.CouldIeatahandfuloftinyleavesandgetthesamehealthbenefitsfromeatingaplateoftraditionalveg?TheUSDepartmentofAgriculture(USDA)analyzedthenutritionalvalueofthisfood.“Wewerequitesurprisedattheresults,”saysGeneLester,leaderoftheanalysis.“Inthe25speciesofmicrogreensthatwewereabletoanalyze,youwouldhaveanywherebetween10to15percentgreaternutritionalconcentrationthantheirmaturespeciesversion.”Subsequentstudiessupportthisanalysis.Thisdifferenceisbecausetheyareharvestedwhensmall,thenutrientstheyabsorbareconcentratedinhigherlevelswithintheirmass.Ifmicrogreensaregrownproperly,theywillbeasnutritiousasthestudiesclaim.However,Lesteralsowarnedthatwithoutsufficientlightorwithtoohighatemperature,thosenutrientreturnswoulddecrease.Still,Lestersaysmicrogreenscouldbeakeycontributortourbanagriculture,enablinggrowerstoproducenutritionalcropsthatarereadilyavailable.Iamconvincedthattherearegoodreasonstokeepontendingtomycrops—attheveryleast,Iammorelikelytoeatmymicrogreensthanaplateoflargerveg.28.Whatisthemainreasonforthegrowinginterestinmicrogreens?A.Theytakelesstimetomature.B.Theybringaddedwellnessvalue.C.Theyareeasytogrowonbalconies.D.Theyarecheaperthanmaturevegetables.29.Whatmakesmicrogreensnutritionallydifferentfrommaturevegetables?A.Theirslowgrowthrate.B.Theirearlyharvestingtime.C.Theirnutrientabsorptioncapacity.D.Theiruniquegrowingenvironment.30.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthor?A.Hefindsgrowingmicrogreensrewarding.B.Hecontributesalottourbanagriculture.C.Heisanexpertinmicrogreens.D.Heloveseatingvegetables.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.GreenandCostless?B.TastyandNutritious?C.SmallbutPowerful?D.CommonbutTrendy?DTears,usuallyaccompaniedbysobsorotherinarticulatesoundsandoftenassociatedwithhumanemotions,havesparkedcuriosityregardingtheirpresenceinnonhumananimals.Whilehumanshavelongbeenviewedastheonlyspeciestoproducetearsinresponsetoemotions,recentresearchersdiveintothepossibilityofsimilaroccurrencesinothercreatures.Tearsservevariouspurposesacrossspecies.Theprimaryfunctionoftearsliesinitscontributiontomaintainingeyehealth,whilereflex(反射性的)tearsflushoureyesinresponsetoexternalirritants(刺激物).Emotionaltears,however,remainasubjectofdebate.Historically,societiesperceivedemotionalcryingasuniquelyhuman,associatingitwithexpressionsofsadnessorvulnerability.Althoughscientificconsensusstillfavorsemotionaltearsasahumantrait,recentinvestigationssuggestotherwise.Astudypublishedin2022observedtearsecretion(分泌物)indogsduringpositiveemotionalencounters,suchasreunitingwiththeirowners.Thisphenomenon,triggeredbythehormoneoxytocin,whichisalsoknownasthecuddlechemical,helpingtoconnectsocialcontactwithfeelingsofpleasure,potentiallystrengthensthebondbetweenhumansanddogs.Moreover,observationsofdomesticpigsandratshaverevealedtear-likesecretionswhentheyareinastateoftension,indicatingapossibleemotionalresponse.Thesefindingschallengetheconceptofemotionaltearsbeingexclusivetohumans.Despiteanecdotal(传闻的)evidenceofanimalsdisplayingsignsofsadness,suchaselephants,gorillas,andwolves,scientificbackingremainsrare.Professionalsworkingwithanimalshavereportednoinstancesofemotionalcrying.Anecdotesoftenleadtoanthropomorphism,regardinghumanbehaviorsasanimal’swithoutsolidevidence.Theviralvideoofa“crying”bison(野牛)gainedwidespreadattention,yetexpertssuggestamorereasonableexplanation,suchasirritationfromdustorwind.Whileancientpictures,likethebisonpaintingintheChauvetcave,hintattear-likeimagery,concreteevidenceislacking.Inconclusion,whileemotionaltearsremainprimarilyassociatedwithhumans,emergingresearchsuggeststhepossibilityofsimilarphenomenaincertainanimalspecies.Furtherstudiesareneededtouncoverthecomplexitiesofemotionalresponsesacrosstheanimalkingdom.32.Whatisthefirstparagraphmainlyabout?A.Humantearsandthoseofothercreatures.B.Theemotionalsignificanceofhumantears.C.Anintroductiontotearsinnonhumananimals.D.Therelationshipbetweentearsandhumanemotions.33.Whichanimalsexhibittear-likesecretionsduringstressfulconditions?A.Dogs.B.Bison.C.Elephantsandgorillas.D.Domesticpigsandrats.34.Whyistheviralvideoofthe“crying”bisonmentionedinparagraph5?A.Tosuggestthatanimalsarecapableofemotionalcrying.B.Toemphasizetheimportanceofviralvideosinscientificresearch.C.Tohighlighttheneedforfurtherinvestigationintothebisonpainting.D.Toillustratehowanecdotescanleadtomisconceptionsaboutanimalbehavior.35.Whichcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.WhyDoAnimalsPossessEmotionalTears?B.WhetherDoAnimalsPossessEmotionalTears?C.WhyDoAnimalsPossessEmotionalResponses?D.WhetherDoAnimalsPossessEmotionalResponses?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。Ifyou’vebeenfeelingalittlepaleanddriedout,imaginehowyourhouseplantsfeelinwinter.Whilethesunstreamsinthroughwindowsallsummerlong,duringwinterit’sallshadowsanddrafts.36.Herearethefourwaysyoucanmakethemhappier.

Adjustthelight.It’snotonlythatthesunlightislowerinthesky—it’salsoavailableforfewerhoursintheday.Toguaranteeyourplantsaregettingenoughlight,youcantrymovingthemclosertosouthern-facingwindows.37.Plantlightscanensurethatyourplantgetsenoughlightwhereitneedsit.

Slowdownthewatering.Iknowthatwateringfeelslikethewayinwhichwegiveplantslove,butitisalsothewayinwhichwedrownthem.Toomuchwaterresultsinrootrot.Ideallyyouwanttowateronlysomuchthatthesoilisdamp,butnotwet,whenyoustickyourfingerinafewinchesdown.38.

Dustyourleaves.Ifyouloveyourplants,you’lltendtotheirleavesbydustingthem.Plantsabsorbnutrientsfromtheairthroughtheirleaves.39.Inthiscase,spraythemwithwaterandwipethemwithacloth.Ifyou’reseeingleafissues,suchasalltheleavesdropping,thatcanbeasignofover-orunderwatering.

40.Yourplantsenjoythesameconditionsasyoudo.Theydon’tenjoyhotorcoldair,aseitherwilldrythemout.Eachhouseplanthasspecificneeds,whetherfullsun,partialsun,partialshadeorfullshade,andyoushouldkeeptheirneedsinmindwhenprovidingsunexposurethroughtheday.

A.AvoidunfavorablefactorsB.CreateawelcomingenvironmentC.Andtheir“tinyholes”cangetblockedbydustD.ItshouldhavetimetodryoutinbetweenwateringE.Asaresult,yourplantsmaybelookingalittledullF.Butultimatelyyoumayneedsomeman-madeassistanceG.Youshouldbecarefulaboutwateringtheroot,asitrequiresmorewater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。Iwasyounganddeterminedtotakeanadventuroustrip.But41nearly875yardsoutofacablecar(缆车),witharubberbandattachedtomyankles,wasnotpartofmyplan.It’s42howintentionscanchange.

Staringoverthe43ofthecablecar,myheartwasinmythroat.I44heardtheothersbehindmecountingdown.HowcouldIhaveletmyselfbe45intothis?Itwascrazy!

Mypalmswere46,andmyheartwaspounding.

“Five.”Theystartedthe47forthesecondtime,ignoringmyuselessprotests.

“Four.”“Three.”“Two.”InthatinstantI48mymindamilliontimesandcametothefinal49thattherewasnowayIcouldallowmyselftoleapoutofthecablecar,suspendedsohighofftheground.

50myanklesplease!

Then...“One.”IletgoandleapedoutasfarasIcould.Iftherehadbeentimeto51itforanothersecond,Iwouldhavestoppedmyself.Butinstead,Ijumped.

Itfeltasifallmyfears,insecurities,anddoubtswerebeingletgo.Anenormoussenseof52roseupinme.AsIfelltowardtheearth53first,Isawmynewfriendswaitingformeonthegroundandcouldhearthem54myvictoryoverfear.

Jumpingoutofthecablecarputmeon55oftheworld,andthat’swhereIamdeterminedtoremainfortherestofmylife.

41.A.sliding B.jumpingC.running D.climbing42.A.unacceptable B.importantC.inspiring D.funny43.A.bottom B.edgeC.middle D.ceiling44.A.correctly B.frequentlyC.barely D.actually45.A.talked B.lookedC.checked D.turned46.A.warm B.dryC.sweaty D.icy47.A.encouragement B.orderC.process D.countdown48.A.changed B.fixedC.focused D.made49.A.attempt B.decisionC.destination D.stage50.A.Untie B.HoldC.Unfold D.Catch51.A.approveof B.complainofC.thinkabout D.dreamabout52.A.uncertainty B.freedomC.trust D.panic53.A.head B.hands C.feet D.back54.A.screaming B.wavingC.claiming D.applauding55.A.end B.topC.outside D.center第二节(共10小题,每题1.5分;共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。We’veallheardtheclaimsthatby2050,coffee,asweknow,issettodramaticallychangeordisappear!ArecentstudypublishedonPLOSOnepredicts56.overalldeclineintheworld’ssuitablegrowinglandforcoffeeby2050.AnearlierreportbytheClimateInstitutefoundthatcoffeeproductioncould57.(cut)inhalfduetoclimatechange.Warmingtemperatureshavestartedtointroduceseveralnew58.(threat)totheproductionofcoffee,rangingfromunsuitablegrowingtemperaturestonewwarmerweatherpests.Andpestsreproduceandspreadquickerin59.(hot)climates.Thenwehavenaturaldisasters,60.thedroughtsinBrazil,whichledtomarketpricesdoubling,andthefloodsinTimor-Estelle,bothin2021.Theseweathereventswillcontinuetogetworse,61.(destroy)coffeefarmlandbeyondrepairunlesswestopdeforestation,reduceemissionsandexpandconservationplans.Whileareducedcoffeesupplywillbedifficultforconsumers,itwillbe62.(absolute)disastrousforthe25millionfarmers63.livelihoodsdependonit.Thesearesomeofthepoorestcommunitiesintheworld,whodon’thavetheresources64.(stay)andfightorpackuptheirfarmsandmovetocoolerclimates.Thentherearemillionsofpeople65.(employ)inpackaging,distributing,sellingandbrewingthecoffeewealllove.

第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)你将参加英语课上的“一分钟演讲”活动。请你针对部分学校举行春季远足活动这一现象,以“MyViewsonSpringOutings”为主题写一篇演讲稿,内容包括:1.陈述看法;2.提出建议。注意:写作词数应为80个左右。Mydearclassmates,

That’sall.Thankyou!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。Onehotday,Viviandecidedtotakeher3-year-oldson,Ben,toanearbypark,somethingsherarelydid.Benwastoonaughtyandunpredictableinpublic,andshehadgrownusedtothejudgmentalstaresfromotherparents,whoseemedtosilentlyaccuseherof“badparenting”fornotcontrollinghim.Still,shewantedtogethimoutofthehouse.Whentheyreachedtheparkwithsuchtoysasabucket(水桶)andatruck,Vivianfeltawaveofrelief—onlytwootherswerethere:awomanandherdaughterabout6yearsold,playinginthelargesandbox.ViviantriedtoguideBentotheswings,buthemadeabeelineforthesandbox.Thoughshehadananxious“ohno”feeling,shedidn’tstophim.Shejustcrossedherfingersandlethimjoin.Ofcourse,itdidn’ttakelong:Bengrabbedahandfulofsandandthrewitstraightatthegirl.Vivianfroze,herfaceburningwithshame.Stammeringapologies,sherushedovertobrushthesandoffthegirlandturnedonthewatertapbesidethesandbox,readytohelpwashthegirl’sface.Tohersurprise,thegirlsmiledinsteadofcryingandheldoutatooltoBen,invitingBentojoinher,“Sand’ssoft!Wannabuildacastle?”Benhesitatedforamomentbeforetakingitandmurmured,“Yeah!”Viviangaveasighofrelief,meetingthewoman’sbeautifuleyes.Therewasnoblame,justagentlesmile.“I’mClara,andthisisLila.Wejustmovedhere,”shesaid.“Kidsarejustkids,right?”“I’mVivian,andthisisBen,”Vivianresponded,warmthspreadingthroughher.“Hestruggleswithimpulses(冲动),soIrarelybringhimout.Sorryagain.”Claranodded,“Forkidslikethat,patiencehelps.”Sureenough,BenandLilalaughedastheypiledsand,withBenevensharinghistoytruck.VivianandClarachattedhappily.Suddenly,therecameLila’scryofsurprise.Theyturned,onlytofindthecastlethetwokidshadbeenbuildingcollapsed.注意:续写词数应为150个左右。TheywereabouttohelpwhenBensaiddecidedly,“I’vegotagoodidea.”

Halfanhourlater,anewhighercastlestoodbeforethetwomothers.

综合检测卷(限时:120分钟满分:150分)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。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inalibrary. B.Inastudy.C.Inabookstore.2.Whoisthewomanprobably?A.Abusdriver. B.Apolicewoman.C.Apassenger.3.Whatdidthespeakersdolastweekend?A.Theystudiedathome.B.Theywenthiking.C.Theyplayedtennis.4.Accordingtotheman,howshouldthewomanbookhertickets?A.Useanytravelwebsite.B.Gototheticketoffice.C.Callatravelagency.5.Howlongwillittaketogototheairport?A.Halfanhour. B.Onehour.C.Twohours.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读各个小题,每小题5秒钟;听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料,回答第6、7题。6.Whendoesthemanwanttoreceivethesofa?A.Thisweekend. B.NextWednesday.C.Nextweekend.7.Wheremightthewomanwork?A.Atanexpressshippingcompany.B.Inacustomerservicecenter.C.Inafurniturerepairstore.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。8.Whatkindofpartyisthewomanplanning?A.Herbirthdayparty.B.TheNewYear’sparty.C.Acompanyparty.9.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Helptheman.B.Tellthemanwhattodo.C.Finishthepreparationsbyherself.听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。10.Whatmakesthewomanexcited?A.Anewcomputer.B.AtriptoEngland.C.Goodexamresults.11.Whatwillthemanprobablydothissummer?A.Work. B.Study.C.Travel.12.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Co-workers. B.Familymembers.C.Classmates.听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。13.Wherearethespeakersgoing?A.Toabar. B.Toadanceclub.C.Toarestaurant.14.Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheman’sjeans?A.Theyaretoobig. B.Theylookold.C.Theyareinstyle.15.Accordingtothewoman,whatlookslikeadeadanimal?A.Theman’sjacket.B.Theman’shat.C.Theman’sshirt.16.Whatisthewomancrazyabout?A.Paintingpictures.B.Baseball.C.Fancyclothingbrands.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.Whendidtherobberytakeplace?A.LastSundayafternoon.B.Yesterdayat11:00p.m.C.LastSaturdaynight.18.Howmucharethegoodsworthaltogether?A.$2,600. B.$1,600.C.$500.19.Whatshouldstudentsdoiftheyhaveinformation?A.Callthelocalpolice.B.TellthestaffatCoolidgeHall.C.Callcampussecurity.20.Whatwillthethievesprobablytrytodonext?A.Stealmorethings.B.Sellthestolengoods.C.Returnwhattheytook.◉听力原文Text1M:Excuseme.Haveyougotanybooksonengineering?I’velookedforthemeverywhere,butIcan’tfindany.W:I’mnotsureifwe’vegotanynow.(1)Booksofthatkindareonthisshelf...Well,I’mafraidwe’vesoldoutofthem.Text2W:(2)Standbackfromthedoor,please.Letthepassengersoff.Youcan’tgetonuntiltheotherpassengersgetoff.M:Howmuchisthefare,please?Text3M:Let’sdosomethingoutdoorstoday.W:Allright.ButIdon’twanttoplaytennis.(3)Weplayedtennislastweekend.Let’sgohiking.Text4M:Whatareyoudoingwiththatphonebook?W:IneedtoflytoAtlantaforacoupleofdays.Mybosstoldmetomakethearrangements,andhe’llpaymeback.I’mlookingforatravelagency.M:Honestly,(4)travelwebsitesalloffermuchmorecompetitiveprices.Text5W:Whattimedoesyourplaneleave?M:(5)Itleavesat12:15.AndIhavetogettotheairporttwohoursearly.W:(5)Thatmeanswehavetoleavethehouseat9:15.There’shalfanhourbeforewestartoff.Text6W:Hello,(7)youhavereachedtheFurnitureWarehouse.HowcanIhelpyou?M:Hello,yes,Ineedtoscheduleadeliveryofasofafornextweek.Iordereditonlineyesterday,butIwon’tbehomethisweekendtoreceiveit.W:That’snoproblem,sir.(6)Whatdaynextweekwouldbebestforyou?M:(6)HowaboutWednesday?W:Okay,Wednesday.WednesdayisJuly25,right?M:Yes,Ibelieveso.W:Great.(7)Ourteamcandeliverthesofasometimebetween9:00a.m.and3:00p.m.M:Wow,canyoubemorespecific?I’mnotgoingtobehomeallday,justinthemorning.W:Oh,Isee.Well,Iwillmakesuretheyarrivebeforenoon.M:Okay,thankyou.Text7M:Whatareyoudoing,Jane?W:Iamplanningaparty.M:Aparty?Whatparty?Yourbirthdayparty?W:Ofcoursenot.MybirthdayisinDecember.Don’tyouremember?(8)It’sthecompanyparty.Thegeneralmanagerwantstoinvitesomefamousscientists,bankersandprofessorsfromuniversitiestotheparty.Thesepeopleareveryimportanttothedevelopmentofthecompany.M:Haveyoufinishedalltheplanning?W:Finished?Youmustbejoking.Ihavejuststarted.Istillneedtogetalotmoreinformation,andI’llhavetowritemanyinvitationletters.M:CanIhelpyou?W:Wouldyou?Thatwouldbeverynice.(9)Letmetellyouwhattodofirst.Text8W:(12)Theexamsarefinallyover!(10)I’msoexcitedaboutthesummervacation.Ihavemadeallthearrangementsformysummervacation.M:Whatareyouplanningtodo?W:Well,(10)myfamilyandIareplanningtogotoEngland.We’vebeentalkingaboutgoingthereforyears,andwefinallywenttoatravelagencyandplannedthewholethingout.M:Wow!Thatdoessoundexciting.W:Howaboutyou?What’syourplan?M:Ihaven’treallygotanyplanstotravelanywhere.Infact,(11)Iintendtogetapart-timejobtosavealittlemoneyfornextyear.W:Thatsoundsallright.M:Youknow,Ireallywanttobuyanewcomputernextterm,soIhavetosaveasmuchmoneyaspossible.W:Whydon’tyouaskyourparentsforsomemoney?M:Idon’twantmyparentstopayforit.I’dfeelbetteraboutitifIbuyitwithmyownmoney.W:It’sgoodtobeindependent.Soundslikeyouhaveagreatgoalthissummer.Text9W:Uh,wheredoyouthinkyou’regoing?M:(13)We’regoingtothenewclub,right?Oh!Ican’twaittogotothedancefloorand...W:Ha!You’renotseriouslygoingoutlikethat,areyou?M:Yeah,IknowIlookgood!Justletmegetmyjacket...W:Jason,youlookridiculous!Yourjeansaretootight,and(14)theylookliketheywerewashedtoomanytimes...backinthe80s!Andwhyareyouwearingthatfunnyhat?M:What?You’veneverheardoftheNewYorkYankees?W:(16)I’mahugebaseballfan.IknowwhotheYankeesare!Butwhyareyouwearingthathatbackwards?Howoldareyou,tenyearsold?And(15)thatjacketlookslikeadeadanimal.M:Wel