2027年浙江省高考英语试卷试题及答案详解（精校打印）

试卷第=page11页（共=sectionpages33页）试卷第=page11页（共=sectionpages33页）浙江省新阵地教育联盟2027届高三第一次学情诊断英语试题卷第Ⅰ卷第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题纸上。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。每段对话仅读两遍。1．WhatwasAndrewdisappointedaboutinParis?A．Cityviews. B．Transportation. C．Tourists.2．HowmuchdidMikepayforrepairs?A．$200. B．$400. C．$600.3．Wherearethetwospeakersprobably?A．Inacinema. B．Inacafé. C．Atabakery.4．Whatisthewomanlikelytodonext?A．Checkemails. B．Gotoawedding. C．Talkonthephone.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Majorchoice. B．Scholarship. C．High-schoolsubjects.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。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．WherewillSamgoonSaturday?A．ToRoyalCurryCafe. B．TotheBritishMuseum. C．ToSaffronHouse.7．Whendoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．At8:00p.m. B．At7:00p.m. C．At5:00p.m.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Wheredoesthemanplantogetyuanxiao?A．Fromhiscompany. B．Fromthesupermarket. C．FromtheInternet.9．Whatkindofyuanxiaodoestheman’sdaughterenjoymost?A．Theonewithstrawberryjam.B．Theonewithpeanutbutter.C．Theonewithblueberryjam.10．Whatdoesthemanmainlytalkaboutatlast?A．Waystocookyuanxiao.B．Methodsofmakingyuanxiao.C．Reasonsbehindeatingyuanxiao.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．WhatdoesDavidthinkoftheArtClub?A．Cost-effective. B．Beginner-friendly. C．Creativity-boosting.12．WhatdecisiondoesDavidmakeforthisterm?A．Tobuyanewcamera. B．TojointheArtClub. C．TotrythePhotographyClub.13．Whatmightbetherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Relatives. B．Coworkers. C．Schoolmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．Whatisthedatetoday?A．July7th. B．July8th. C．July9th.15．Whydoesthewomanofferadiscount?A．Topromotetheseasonalsales.B．Toapologizeforthebookingerror.C．Torewardthemanasaregularguest.16．Whatservicedoesthemanrequest?A．Aroomupgrade. B．In-roombreakfast. C．Amorningcallservice.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Hostingaradioprogram. B．Deliveringalecture. C．Givingareport.18．Whydidthescientistsdothethree-dayexperiment?A．Tofindouthowmusicbringsbackmemories.B．Totestwhethermusicaffectsemotionsinmemory.C．Toprovethatmusiccanmakepeoplethinkpositively.19．Whatdidtheparticipantsdoonthethirdday?A．Theyrecalledthestorieswithoutlisteningtoanymusic.B．Theyrecalledthestorieswhilelisteningtopositivemusic.C．Theyrecalledthestorieswhilelisteningtonegativemusic.20．Whatdoesthespeakerthinkoftheresults?A．Surprising. B．Worrying. C．Disappointing.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。ASummerStudentJobsatOntarioParksCallingallstudents!Lookingforyournextsummerjob?OntarioParksoffersvariousstudent-orientedpaidpositionsforthe2026summerseason.Youcanspendyoursummerprotectingnaturallandscapes,servingparkvisitors,andgainingvaluablepracticalworkexperience.ApplicationrequirementsYoushouldbestudyinginsecondaryorpost-secondaryschoolforthecurrenttermorthecomingfallsemester.Graduateswhofinishedschoolwithinthepastsixmonthsarealsowelcome.Applicantsmustbeatleast16yearsoldontheirfirstworkingday,andsomespecialrolesrequireanageof18orabove.Besides,youneedlegalpermissiontoworkinCanada.AvailablepositionsParkVisitorAssistant:Youwillworkindoorsatvisitorcentres,offeringmapsandansweringvisitors’questions.Goodcommunicationskillsarerequired.OutdoorMaintenanceHelper:Youwilltakepartintrailrepairingandbeachcleaningoutdoors.Youareexpectedtoenjoyoutdoorwork.ProgramAssistant:Youwillorganizenature-themededucationalactivitiesforkidsandfamilyvisitors.WildlifeObservationGuide:Youwillleadsmallgroupsonnaturewalks,helpingvisitorsidentifylocalbirds,plants,andanimaltracks.ProgramdetailsWorkingperiodrunsfrommid-JunetolateAugust,about8-10weeks.Youwillwork35-40hoursperweek.Whenfillinginforms,youmaystateyourpreferredparklocations.ApplicationsopenonJan.19,2026andarereviewedonafirst-come,first-servedbasis.Completetheonlineformontheofficialwebsite.Onlycandidatesforinterviewswillreceivefurthernotice.Startyourregistrationandmakeyoursummercount!21．Whichofthefollowingisneededforapplication?A．Studentscholarship. B．Legalworkingpermission.C．Graduatecertificate. D．Previousworkingexperience.22．Whichpositionmightappealtoenvironmentalistsmost?A．ParkVisitorAssistant. B．OutdoorMaintenanceHelper.C．ProgramAssistant. D．WildlifeObservationGuide.23．Whereisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?A．Aparkguide. B．AnEmployeeHandbook.C．Aparkwebsite. D．ARecruitmentBrochure.BAt23,freshoutofcollege,Ifeltterriblyinsecureinanygroupdiscussion.Myopinionswerefrequentlydismissed,soIresolvedtorebuildmyself.IpickedupacopyoftheNewYorkTimeseverymorning,hopingtoabsorbenoughinsighttosoundintelligent.Thefirstweekwasoverwhelming—longarticlesoneconomicpolicy,climatechange,andinternationalaffairsleftmedizzy.Inearlygaveup,butapersistentinnervoicechallengedme:ifIcouldn’tevendigestthedailynews,howcouldIsurvivetherealworld?Determined,Ipersisted,andslowlythefoglifted.Istartedrecordingshortvideoclipstosummarizemydailyreading,treatingthemaspersonallearningdiaries.Surprisingly,theseroughanduneditedvideosgainedunexpectedpopularity.Viewerswrotethatmyhonestconfusionandrawreactionsmadetheheavynewsmoreapproachable.Thatmomentwastransformative—Irealizedthatsharingmylearningprocess,ratherthanfakingexpertise,createdgenuineconnectionswithstrangerswhofeltthesamestruggle.Asmyfollowersincreased,Ibegantothinkaboutthedeepermeaningbehindthisappeal.Inanagedominatedbypolishedsocialmediastars,myimperfectpresentationsstoodoutbecausetheywerereal.Peoplelongforauthenticity,notperformance.ByopenlyadmittingwhatIdidn’tunderstand,Ibuiltasmallcommunitywherequestionswerecelebratedandcuriosityawakened.Thisinsightreshapedmyunderstandingofconfidence:itisnotaboutknowingalltheanswers,butabouthavingthebraverytoexploreuncertaintiesaloudwithothers.Now,readingtheTimesismorethanadailyhabit—itismyintellectualfoundation.Ithassharpenedmycriticalthinking,enrichedmyvocabulary,andbroadenedmyworldview.Meanwhile,ithasgivenmeauniquevoiceinconversations.Inolongeravoidchallengingtopics;instead,Iengagewithmodestyandclarity.Thenewspaper,onceasourceofanxiety,hasbecomeafaithfulcompaniononmyjourneyofgrowth.Ultimately,I’velearnedthateveryperson,regardlessofage,holdsvaluableperspectivesworthsharing—ifonlytheydaretospeakup.24．WhydidtheauthorturntotheNewYorkTimes?A．Topullherselftogether. B．Tobeawriter.C．Tosurvivetherealworld. D．Torecordshortvideos.25．Whatmadetheauthor’svideospopular?A．Genuinesincerity. B．Personalvalues. C．Perfectpresentation. D．Editingexpertise.26．Whichofthefollowingmighttheauthordonext?A．Avoidchallengingtopics. B．Appreciateothers’perspectives.C．Abandonthehabitofreading. D．Advocaterecordingshortvideos.27．Whichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribetheauthor?A．Accomplishedandproud. B．Caringandpersistent.C．Ambitiousandoptimistic. D．Modestandreflective.CProtein-richproductsfromcerealtocoffeearealloversupermarketshelves,butmountingevidenceinnonhumananimalssuggeststhatcuttingbackonourintakecouldslowageingandextendlifespan.Accordingtothelatestreviewoftheevidence,“increasingproteinindiets,beyondwhat’sneeded,forsedentary(久坐的)individualsoranimalsleadstometabolic(新陈代谢的)issuesandcanleadtoshorterlifespan”,saysDudleyLammingattheUniversityofWisconsin-Madison.LammingandhiscolleagueBaileyKnopfreviewedmorethan300studies,mostlyinsedentarymiceandrats,whichexploredhowrestrictingproteinintaketotheminimumneededforhealthaffectsageingandlifespan.Inthesestudies,therodents(啮齿动物)generallyeitheratetheUSrecommendedminimumamount—0.8gramsofproteinperkilogramofbodyweight,orroughlytwicethat.Inonenotablestudy,ratsthatatearoundtheminimumproteinintakelivedfornearly120days,morethan50percentlongerthanthosethatateaboutdoublethat.LammingsuggeststhismaybebecauseproteinrestrictionincreaseslevelsofthehormoneFGF21.Inrodents,thishormoneactsonthebrain,fattissueandthelivertoimprovebloodsugarlevelsandreducethenumberofagingcells.Thesecells,whichaccumulatewithage,havestoppeddividingandcauselong-termdamage.RestrictingproteinintakehasalsobeenshowntosuppresstheactivityofaproteincalledmTORC1inmice.WhilemTORC1ordinarilystimulatescellgrowth,reducingitsactivityboostscellularrepair.Allthissuggeststhattherecenttrendtoincreaseourproteinintakeisprobablyfineamongpeoplewhoexerciseregularly,becausetheymayneedmoreproteintorepairmuscledamage,buteatingmorethanisneededcouldbeharmful.Beyondbuildingmuscleandpreventingillness,thereismixedevidenceonwhetherahigherproteinintakehelpswithageing.DonaldLaymanattheUniversityofIllinoisUrbana-Champaignpointsoutthatproteinmetabolisminhumansmightbeadifferentstory.Proteinrestriction,therefore,mayaffectmTORC1pathwaysdifferentlybetweenthedifferentspecies,hesays.28．Whatcanweinferfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A．High-proteindietsaregenerallybeneficialformostpeople.B．TheUSrecommendedminimumofproteinneedstobedoubled.C．Excessproteinintakemaybeharmfultothosephysicallyinactive.D．Mountinghumanstudieshavebeenconductedaboutproteinintake.29．Whatisparagraph3mainlyabout?A．Riskanalysis. B．Researchfindings. C．Theoreticalbasis. D．Supportingtechniques.30．WhatisDonaldLayman’sattitudetowardsthelatestreview?A．Approving. B．Cautious. C．Unconcerned. D．Opposed.31．Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?A．ProteinIntake:AThreattoAgeingB．ProteinIntake:VitalinPhysicalHealthC．ProteinRestriction:ASureWaytoLongevityD．ProteinRestriction:PromisinginLongLifespanDApowerfulAIhasrecentlymadeheadlinesafteritsexistencewasunintentionallyrevealedtohavetheabilitytohackcomputerswithoutpunishment.CreatedbyAnthropic,anAIgiant,Mythoscanidentifycybersecurity(网络安全)flawsinseconds,leavingoperatingsystemsandsoftwarevulnerabletohackers(黑客).Anthropicclaimsthat,ifasked,Mythoscandiscovervulnerabilitiesinanysoftware.However,underaprogramcalledProjectGlasswing,Anthropichasdecidedtomakeitavailabletoaselectedgroupoftechandfinancegiants—includingAmazon,Apple,Google,andMicrosoft—sothattheycandetectanybugsintheirownsystemsbeforesomeoneelsedoes.Meanwhile,membersofaprivateonlineforumhavealsomanagedtogainaccesstothetrial.KevinCurranatUlsterUniversity,UK,notesthatthepotentialcapabilitiesofMythoshavetriggeredalarmacrossthesecurityindustry,althoughresearchersremaindividedonhowseriousthethreatactuallyis.Nevertheless,itseemsthatitisn’ttimetopanicyet.BobbyHolleyatFirefox,oneoftheorganizationsgivenaccesstoMythos,wroteinablogpostthatthemodelhelpedhisteamfind271vulnerabilitiesinthecompany’swebbrowser,yetthatnonewassoremarkablycomplexthatahumananalystcouldn’thavefound.TheUK’sAISecurityInstitute(AISI)hasalsoinvestigatedMythos.Intests,itwasfoundtobecapableofattackingonlysmall,weaklydefendedandvulnerableenterprisesystems.Noevidencewasfoundthatgenuinelysecuresoftwareornetworkswouldbeatrisk.Still,theinstitutecautionedthatsuchmodelsareimprovingfast.AlanWoodwardattheUniversityofSurrey,UK,hasapracticalview—Mythosisnotnecessarilycapableoffindingvulnerabilitiesthatahumanwouldn’t,butit’sjustsomuchfaster,thoroughandrelentless.Hence,it’sfindingvulnerabilitiesthathumanshavemissed.Inessence,“AIismaking—andwillcontinuetomake—bothhackinganddefendingfromhackerseasier”,heexplains,“butthosewhoignorethetechnologywillfindthemselvesatabigdisadvantage.”32．WhatdoweknowaboutMythos?A．Itwentpublicaccidentally. B．Itisavailabletonetizensglobally.C．Ithasbroughtmoreprofitsthanexpected. D．Ithasmadeheadlinesforitsvulnerabilities.33．WhatdoesProjectGlasswingaimtodo?A．PromoteMythos. B．EasethepanicoverMythos.C．TestMythos’capability. D．Helpidentifysoftwarebugs.34．Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph3?A．Mythosisnomatchforhumanexperts. B．Mythosisnobetterthanpreviousmodels.C．PanicoverMythosmightbeoverestimated. D．ImprovementsofMythosisneededforsecurity.35．WhichofthefollowingmightAlanWoodwardagreewith?A．Mythoswillreplacehumanexperts.B．Mythosismorereliablethanhumanexperts.C．Mythos’high-efficiencymakesitavaluabletool.D．Mythosputshumansatanindependentdisadvantage.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。Everwishyou’dleftthehouseearlierorsaidsomethingdifferentinanargument?Weallhaveregrets,bigandsmall.____36____.Nomoredwellingoverwhatwedidordidn’tdo.Thenewgoalistolearntoacceptourselvesjustasweare.____37____Regretsareacommonexperienceandthesorrowoverregretscanrundeepandintense.Thekeyistoacknowledgetheirexistenceandthenlearnhowtomanagethem.Takebackcontrolbygivingyourselfpermissiontoacknowledgethattheregretexists,andstepawayfromtheemotionalimpactyouarefeedingitwith.AcceptthePastInflexiblethinkingcantrapusinacycleofregrettingpastdecisions.Tryswitchingthenegativeconversationsinourheadstoproductiveones.Insteadof“Ishouldhavedonethat”,tryaskingtheharderquestions,“IwonderwhyIdid/didn’tdothat?”____38____.LearnfromRegrets____39____.Practisemindfulstrategieslikecountingtotenbeforereactingintriggeringsituations.Beawareoftheimpactofyourwords.Focusonthingsyoucancontrol,likestartingaspendingdiary.LetYourselfofftheHookIt’snevertoolatetostepawayfromnegativethoughtpatterns.Focusonlivingpurposefullyratherthanperfectly.____40____.Thereleaseyoufeelwillgiveyoumoretimeandspacetofocusonthingsthatbringyouhappiness,joyandself-love.A．Leavebehindregrets.B．Acknowledgeregrets.C．Letgoofthingsthathurtyouormakeyouquestionyourworth.D．Thegoodnewsisthatwecangiveourselvespermissiontohavethem.E．Regretscanturnintotheexperiencesthathelpyouunfoldyourpotential.F．Theanswerswillhelpyoutoacceptyourpastselfandopenthedoortorepair.G．Pushingasidenegativefeelingsmightseemeasier,butitusuallymakesthingsworse.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。Yearsago,Ileftaworn-outpaperbacknovelinaneighborhoodLittleFreeLibrarybeforemovingoutofstate.Thatbookhadaccompaniedmethroughcollege;itspagesweremarkedwithmyprivate____41____andfaintcoffeestains.Ineverexpectedto____42____itagain,andgraduallyitfadedfrommymemoryamidthechaosofrelocationandnewroutines.Lastspring,visitingmyoldneighborhood,Iwanderedtowardthewoodenboxonthestreetcorneroutofsimple____43____.Tomyastonishment,thatveryvolumesatontheshelf.Myheart____44____asIpickeditup.Ahandwrittennotewasstuckinsideitscover.Astrangerhadfoundthebook,readit,andrecognizedmyformernameinside.____45____keepingitorpassingitalong,hehadchosentoplaceitback,hopingitsoriginalownermightsomeday____46____.Istoodonthesidewalk,absorbedin____47____emotions:surprise,griefoverbygonedays,andquietadmirationforastranger’sthoughtfulgesture.Ihadregardedthebookas____48____lost,yetanunknownpersonrespecteditspersonalvalueratherthantreatingitasordinary____49____.Itstruckmethatsmall-scalekindnessseldomgainspublicattention,yetitcan_____50_____woundsthattimehasfailedtoheal.Iconsideredhuntingdownthestrangertoexpressmy____51____,butthenotecontainednocontactinformation.Icould____52____honorhisspiritbyreturningthebookforotherstoenjoy.Whatbeganasacasualactofbook-sharinghadturnedintoapowerful____53____:objectscarrynotonlywordsbutinvisiblehuman____54____,whichcancrosstimeanddistancetoreconnectustopartsofourselveswethoughtwehad____55____.41．A．secrets B．notes C．doubts D．dreams42．A．recognize B．revise C．revisit D．return43．A．curiosity B．sympathy C．gratitude D．relief44．A．broke B．sank C．raced D．melted45．A．Apartfrom B．Asfor C．Dueto D．Insteadof46．A．showup B．breakin C．moveon D．lookback47．A．pure B．mixed C．deep D．painful48．A．temporarily B．frequently C．permanently D．suddenly49．A．treasure B．reward C．gift D．trash50．A．expose B．assess C．ease D．identify51．A．anxiety B．appreciation C．expectation D．approval52．A．simply B．hardly C．partly D．slightly53．A．warning B．lesson C．comment D．success54．A．sympathy B．wisdom C．connection D．ambition55．A．saved B．valued C．abandoned D．missed第Ⅱ卷注意：将答案写在答题纸上，写在本试卷上无效。第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）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。IfyouaskGenerationZ—thosebornafter1995andinthe2000s____56____thecurrentfashioncrazeinChinais,“newChinesestyle”willlikelybetheanswer.Aftergainingimmense____57____(popular)duringthisSpringFestival,theblendoftraditionalChineseaestheticsandmodernstylecontinuestocharm____58____(heart)duringspringandsummer,becomingabuzzwordinthedomesticconsumermarket.NewChinese-styleclothingistypicallydefinedasintegratingtraditionalChineseelementswithcontemporarydesigns.Itnotonlyinvolvestraditionalaestheticsandculturalheritagebutalsomixesmaterials,techniquesandtechnologies____59____(stem)frommodernscience.E-commercedatashowsthatsincethefirstquarterofthisyear,ordersforproductsof“newChinesestyle”____60____(increase)by700percentcomparedtothesameperiodlastyear.Thistrendisnotjustapassingfashion,____61____aprofoundexpressionofculturalconfidenceamongyoungChinese.Itshowshowtheyounggenerationisreinterpretingandinheritingtraditionalculturein____62____modern,creativeway.NewChinesestyleisnot____63____(mere)aboutclothing;itextendstoaccessoriesandevenlifestylechoices,reflectingagrowingdesire____64____culturalidentityandaestheticexpression.Designersareincreasinglyincorporatingtraditionalelementssuchaspanbuttons,mandarincollars,andmamianskirtsintomoderndesigns,makingnewChinesestylemore____65____(access)andpracticalfordailywear.FromLiNingtoLouisVuitton,fromHainingtoCaoxian,newChinesestyleisconnectingtheglobe,drivingthetwo-wayprosperityofdesignandindustry.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：（满分15分）66．如果你是李华，发现学校学生点外卖现象泛滥，请你针对此现象给学校英文报社投稿，内容包括：1．陈述看法；2．提出建议。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。TakeoutFoodatSchool:ABoomingIssue_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。“You’reallthatIneed…”Asoft,melodictunedriftedfromthebathroom,mixedwiththesoundofrunningwater.AravandAnaya,whowerebusybuildingblocksinthelivingroom,frozeforasecond.Theyexchangedapuzzledlook,thenburstoutlaughingandstartedwigglingtotherhythm.“IsPapareallysingingthatmodernsong?”askedseven-year-oldAnaya,herbigeyeswidewithdisbelief.“Lookslikeourdadhasfinallyupgradedhisplaylist!”grinnedten-year-oldArav.Thiswasahomewherelaughterneverranout.Aravwasacuriousboy—sometimesresponsiblelikealittleadult,sometimesmischievous(淘气的)enoughtodrivehismothercrazy.Anaya,sweetascandy,wasalwaysbubblingwithwildideas.Sunlightpouredthroughthefloor-to-ceilingwindowsandfamilyphotosonthewallseemedtosmilealong.AsPapacameout,Anayadashedoverlikeatinyrocketandhuggedhisleg.“Papa,youshouldhavebeenaprofessionalsinger!”shedeclared.Papabentdown,pinchedhercheek,andgaveashy,gentlesmile.Justthen,Mummywalkedinfromthekitchenwithaplateoffruit.“Well,yourfatherwasn’tjustanysinger—hewasthestarvocalistofthecollegeband!Everycampusfestivalendedwithhissoloperformance,”shesaid,hereyessparkling.“Wow!”Arav’seyeslitup.“Thenyoushouldjointhecommunitysingingcompetitionnextmonth.You’dwinforsure!”Papawavedhishand,histonelightbutwithafainttraceofgloom.“Oh,son,that’sancienthistory.Nowit’stimeforwork.”Hechuckledandgotdressed.OncePapaleftfortheoffice,thetwochildrenimmediatelysurroundedMummy,beggingformorestories.MummytoldthemhowPapaonceformedaband,wrotelovesongs,andevendreamedofamusiccareer—butgraduallysetasidehismicrophonetosupportthefamily.AravandAnayalistened,fascinated.Asecretplanbegantogrowintheirlittlehearts.Thatnight,tuckedundertheirblankets,theywhisperedexcitedly.“WehavetomakePapasingagain!”Aravsaid.“Buthow?”Anayaasked.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Afewminuteslater,Anayasatuprightsuddenly,“I’vegotit!”____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Finally,thedayofthecommunitysingingcompetitioncame.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页（共=sectionpages22页）答案第=page11页（共=sectionpages22页）1．B【原文】W:Andrew,howwasyourtriptoParis?M:Well,thefoodandthecityviewswerefantastic.However,Iwasabitdisappointedbytransportation;itwasn’tveryuser-friendlyfortourists.2．B【原文】W:Mike,haveyougotyourcarrepaired?M:Yes.Ihadthoughttherepairswouldcostme$200,buttheychargedtwicethat.W:That’sreasonable.Ithoughtthreetimes!3．A【原文】W:Twoticketsforthe7:30showofTheLastAdventure,please.M:Wouldyoulikeseatsinthebackroworclosertothescreen?W:Thebackrowisfine.Andonelargepopcornaswell.4．C【原文】W:I’vecheckedmyemail.ButIhaven’treceivedanythingfromLily.Doesthatmeanshedoesn’twantmetogotoherwedding?M:You’rethinkingtoomuch.Look,yourphoneisringing.ItshowsthatLilyisontheline.5．A【原文】W:I’mgoingtoapplyforascholarshipwhenIfinishseniorhighschool.Iplantogetadegreeinart.Howaboutyou?M:Ihaven’tdecidedyet.Imaytrybiology.ButIalsofancypsychology.6．B7．C【原文】W:Hey,Sam.ThisisAnnespeaking.IjustfoundoutIhaveameetingthatrunsabitlate,soIwon’tbeabletomakeittoRoyalCurryCafeby7:00p.m.ButI’mfreethewholeSaturday.Wecandinetogethertomorrowifyoulike.M:Oh,I’veplannedtogototheBritishMuseumtomorrow.Canwemoveitto8:00p.m.today?W:8:00p.m.isOK.Butmymeetingmaynotenduntil7:30p.m.,andRoyalCurryCafeisfarfrommyoffice.CouldwemeetatSaffronHouseinstead?M:Sure.Let’smeettherein3hours.W:Perfect.8．B9．A10．C【原文】W:John,doyouhaveanyplansafterworktoday?M:Well,it’llbetheLanternFestivaltomorrow,soI’lldropbythesupermarketnearourcompanytobuyyuanxiao.W:Irememberyouboughtabagofthatlastweekendonline.M:Yes,butthatbagofyuanxiaohasalreadybeeneatenupbymydaughter.Shehaseatenyuanxiaoeverymorninginthepastfewdays.Shehasasweettoothandlovesyuanxiaofilledwithstrawberryjam.Thistime,I’llgetsomewithpeanutbutterformywifeandblueberryjamformyself.W:Youknow,I’vebeeninChinaforhalfayearorso,butI’veneverhadyuanxiao.Isitreallythatgood?Ihearditcanbeboiled,friedorsteamed—eachwaygivesitadifferentflavor.M:Yep!Butweeatyuanxiaonotjustbecauseit’sdelicious.Theroundshapeofyuanxiaosymbolizesfamilytogetherness.Webelievethateatingyuanxiaomaybringthefamilyharmony,happinessandluckinthenewyear.11．B12．B13．C【原文】W:David,haveyoupickedaschoolclubyet?M:I’mconsideringtwo,actually.OneistheArtClub—theymeeteveryFridayafterschool.Thebestpartisyoudon’tevenneedtobegoodatdrawing;theytotallywelcomebeginners!W:Soundschill.What’stheotherone?M:ThePhotographyClub.Youlearnhowtotakecreativeshotsandeditthem,plusitkindofchangesthewayyouseethings.W:Howaboutthecosts?M:ArtClubisfree,butforPhotographyyou’dneedyourowncamera,sothat’sanextraexpense.W:Gotit.Bothsoundliketheyencouragecreativity,though.M:Yeah,butsinceI’mnewtoclubs,I’llgowithArtthisterm.MaybeI’lltryphotographynextsemester!W:Thatmakessense!I’llgowithyou,too.14．A15．B16．C【原文】W:Goodafternoon!HowmayIhelpyou?M:Goodafternoon.I’mDonaldMegill.Ibookedasingleroomfortonight.Here’smyIDcard.W:Justasecond,sir.Letmecheck.I’msorry,Mr.Megill.There’snorecordofareservationunderyournamefortoday.ButIseethatyou’vebookedaroomfortomorrownight,whichisJuly8th.