江苏南通市海门中学2026-2027高一上学期九月学情调研英语试题

江苏省海门中学2026-2027学年度第一学期九月份学情调研高一英语第一部分听力第一节听下面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.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Aweekendplan. B.Anonlinemeeting. C.Abusinessschedule.2.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inthecafeteria. B.Atthelecturehall. C.Atthelibrary.3.Howmuchdidthespeakersspendlastmonth?A.$2,150. B.$2,180. C.$2,330.4.WhywasJohnlate?A.Hisalarmfailed. B.Hewasstuckhalfway. C.Hehelpedatamarathon.5.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Preparingforasurpriseparty. B.Performingapieceofmusic.C.Playinghide-and-seek.第二节听下面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。听下面一段对话，完成第6和第7小题。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Co-workers. B.Brotherandsister. C.Motherandson.7.Whywasthewomanannoyedwiththeman?A.Healmostmadeherlateforanevent. B.Heforgotaboutherbirthday.C.Hedidn’tcallherback.听下面一段对话，完成第8至第10小题。8.WhatisJimnow?A.Adoctor. B.Anofficeworker. C.Ahealthconsultant.9.WhathelpedJimcomeupwiththeidea?A.Amedicalstudy. B.Hisworkexperience. C.Hiswidereading.10.WhatchangehasMarymaderecently?A.Shehasquitsmoking. B.Shehasstartedtoeathealthily.C.Shehastriedtogetenoughsleep.听下面一段对话，完成第11至第13小题。11.WhatdidLilydolastnight?A.Shewatchedanexpert’svideo. B.Shepostedacriticalcomment.C.Shesharedapictureofherself.12.WhywasLilyanxious?A.Shewascriticizedonline. B.Shedidn’tdressproperly.C.Shewasbulliedbyhercolleague.13.WhatcausedLily’sappearanceanxiety?A.Lackingself-worth. B.Seekingothers’approval.C.Comparingherselfwithothers.听下面一段对话，完成第14至第16小题。14.Whydidthespeaker’sfatherretireearly?A.Hehadahealthissue. B.Hewentbacktocollege.C.Hewantedtotraveltheworld.15.Howdidthespeakeroriginallyfeelabouttakingovertherestaurant?A.Proud. B.Relieved. C.Uninterested.16.Howdidthespeakerincreasetherestaurant’spopularity?A.Bymanagingthecookinghimself. B.Byhiringbrand-newcookingstaff.C.Byusingtheknowledgefromhismajor.听下面一段对话，完成第17至第20小题。17.Whydidn’tthespeakerpaintonricepapermuchatfirst?A.Ricepaperwastoocostly. B.Hewasn’tfondofdoingthat.C.Hefailedtobuynicericepaper.18.Howwasthespeaker’slifeinJingdezhen?A.Discouraging. B.Stressful. C.Comfortable.19.Whatcanthespeakerdonow?A.Createworksonsilk. B.Paintonpotterypieces. C.InstructAustralianartists.20.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?A.Hiseffortstoboostculturalexchanges. B.HisexplorationoftraditionalChineseart.C.HistravelexperiencesinChinaandAustralia.第二部分阅读理解第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。AHavingaqualityfirstaidkitallowsyoutotreatminorinjuries,preventinfections,andevenincreasethechancesofkeepinganaccidentvictimaliveuntilpropermedicalhelparrives.Wetesteddozensofthetop-ratedfirstaidkitsinlab.Basedonourtesting,herearethebestonesavailableonline.AdventureMedicalKitRecommendeduses:PicnicsItemFeature:Kitmeasuresapproximately6x8.5x3inches.Itprovidescriticalinformationonwoundcare,stabilizingsprains,andmedicationsforchildren.Itcontainsawiderangeofmedicationstotreatpain,andcommonallergies(过敏),packedinnylonouterbagwithawaterproofinnerplasticstoragebags.ProtectLifeKitRecommendeduses:TravelingItemFeature:DesignedbydoctorsandEM’Ts&CPRinstructors,thefirstaidmedicalkitispackedfulloffirstaidsupplies.Itispackedinahardshellcasewithlightweight.Thebagcanberefilled,soitisanidealminifirstaidkitforbusinesses.DisasterZoneKitRecommendeduses:EmergenciesItemFeature:Thepackisdesignedforfirstrespondersindisasterzones,withallemergencynecessities.Whateveradventuresyouengagein,takeourtacticalfirstaidkit.Shouldyouhaveanyissueswithoutfirstaidkit,contactusimmediatelyandourmedicalteamwillbeintouch.OutdoorEmergencyKitRecommendeduses:EmergenciesItemFeature:Designedbysurvivalists,itcontainsessentialfirstaidsuppliesandsurvivaltoolsrequiredforemergencies.Weighingonly2pounds,thewaterproofkitisamust-haveforyouradventures.Itisstuffedwithblanket,flashlight,multi-functionbracelet(compass,whistle),knife,two12-hourglowsticksandemergencyraincoats.21.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.Tointroducethebestfirstaidkits. B.Toaskthereaderstobuyfirstaidkits.C.Toadvocatetheimportanceoffirstaid. D.Toinformthereadersofonlinefirstaid.22.Whichkitpromisesmedicalteamsupport?A.AdventureMedicalKit. B.ProtectLifeKit.C.DisasterZoneKit. D.OutdoorEmergencyKit.23.WhatdoAdventureMedicalKitandOutdoorEmergencyKithaveincommon?A.Theyarelight-weighted. B.Theyarewater-resistant.C.Theyareintendedforchildren. D.Theyaredesignedbyrescuers.BBlackAmericanslikeEdDwightwerenotgiventhesameopportunitiesasotherAmericans.Buthedidn’tnotice.Duringhisearlyyears,hiseyeswereonthesingle-engineprivateplanesnearhisfamily’sfarmandthestarsinthenightsky,whichinspiredinhimalongingforexplorationandopenedthedoortopossibilities.Assoonashecould,DwightappliedtojointheAirForce,buttherewasonechallenge.Dwightwasaquarter-inchtooshorttopassthephysicalexaminationtobecomeafighterpilot.Histeammatescameupwithaplantoputcardboardinhissocks.Thoughtheplanfailed,acommandingofficerwassoimpressedbyDwight’sdeterminationthathepassedhimtojointheUSAFflighttrainingprogram.Dwightdidn’twastetheopportunity,pouringhimselfintodemandingtraining.“Igottoworkalittleearlierandstayedalittlelater.Iwastakingotherpeople’smissions,tryingtobuildupflyingtime.”In1961,Dwight’sexcellencecaughttheattentionofAmerica’snewlyformedspaceagency,NASA.Hewaschosentobecomeanastronautintraining—thefirstBlackpilottoreachsuchheights.Butinapainfulturn,hewaseventuallynotselectedfortheteamthatwaslaunchedintospace.Itwasdisheartening.Butashismothertaughthim,challengesaresimplygoalsnotyetachieved,andanythingispossible.That“anything”cametrueinafull-circlemomentin2023,whenDwightgotaveryunexpected,life-changingphonecall.ThatcallresultedinEdDwightboardingaBlueOriginrocketshiponMay19,2024,tobreakthebounds(束缚)ofEarth’sgravityandbecometheworld’soldestlivingastronaut—at90yearsold.24.WhatstartedEdDwight’sdreamofflying?A.Farmingexperience. B.Desireforfreedom.C.Curiosityaboutthesky. D.Unfairopportunities.25.WhywasEdDwightfinallyacceptedbytheAirForce?A.Hisstrongwillmovedtheofficer. B.Thecardboardplanworked.C.Histeammatesrecommendedhim. D.Heexcelledintheexamination.26.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph3?A.DwightwasthefirstBlackpilot. B.Dwight’smominfluencedhismindset.C.Dwightlosthopeafterbeingrejected. D.Dwight’sheightpreventedhisselection.27.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeEdDwight?A.Creativeandintelligent. B.Hard-workingandpositive.C.Energeticandhumorous. D.Open-mindedandgenerous.CNaturewordslikeriver,mossandblossomhaveappearedlessfrequentlyinbooksoverthepastyears.Thisdecline,accordingtoastudybyprofessorMilesRichardsonfromtheUniversityofDerby,mirrorsabroaderchangehehastracedthrough220yearsofrecordsonurbanisation,thelossofwildlifeinneighbourhoods,andparentsnolongerpassingonengagementwithnaturetotheirchildren.Thecomputermodellinginthestudyalsopredictsan“extinctionofexperience”,withfuturegenerationscontinuingtoloseanawarenessofnaturebecauseitisnotpresentinincreasinglybuilt-upneighbourhoods,whileparentsnolongerpassonan“orientation(倾向)”towardsthenaturalworld.Thisisconsistentwithfindingsfromotherstudies,whichidentifyadultnatureconnectednessasthestrongestpredictorofwhetherachildwillbecomeclosetonature.Richardsonsaidthatwhenhetestedpolicyandurbanenvironmentalchangesinthemodelhewassurprisedatthescaleofthechangesrequiredtorestoretheconnectiontonature.Increasingbiodiversegreenspacesinacityby30%mightlooklikesignificantpositiveprogressforwildlifeandpeoplebutRichardsonsaidhisstudysuggestsacitymightneedtobe10timesgreenertoturnarounddeclinesinnatureconnection.Effortstosimplyencourageadultstoengagewithnatureareofteninsufficientforlastingchange.Moreeffectivearemeasuresthatbuildnatureconnectionfromanearlyage,suchasforestschoolsforyoungchildren.Researchindicatesthatgovernmentinitiativesreshapingearlyeducationandurbandesignmustbeconsistentlyappliedoverthenext25years.Onceestablished,thisconnectioncanbecomeself-sustaining.Richardsonsaidthescaleofsocietalchangerequiredmightnotbeaschallengingasitappeared.AstudyonpeopleinSheffieldfoundthattheyspentjust4minutesand36secondsonaverageinnaturalspaceseachday.“Increasethatbyten,andpeoplearespending40minutesoutsideeveryday—thatmaybeenough,”hesaid.“Thekeyistomakethesegainslastacrossgenerations,”headded.28.WhatchangehasRichardsontracedinhisstudy?A.Naturewordshavedisappearedfrombooks.B.Peoplehavelessdirectcontactwithnature.C.Urbanisationhasdamagedwildlifehabitats.D.Parentsspendmoretimeoutdoorswithkids.29.Whatmightcausefuturegenerationstohave“extinctionofexperience”inthemodel?A.Theyareraisedawayfromnature. B.Theycan’tadapttochangesinnature.C.High-risebuildingsfillneighbourhoods. D.Schoolsofferfewnaturesciencelessons.30.Whatisamosteffectivesolutiontotheissueaccordingtothetext?A.Advancinglong-termpolicies. B.Launchingeco-friendlycampaigns.C.Focusingonraisingadults’awareness. D.Enlarginggreenspaceincertainareas.31.RichardsonmentionedthestudyonpeopleinSheffieldtoshow

.A.naturecontactvariesfromcitytocityB.people’slivinghabitsarehardtochangeC.anewwaytomeasurenaturetimeisneededD.smalleffortshelpimprovecontactwithnatureDBacteria(细菌)knowhowtoroughitoutallovertheearth.Askmostofthemwherethey’dtrulyprefertosettle,andakitchensponge(海绵)wouldprobablytopthelist.Yes,itturnsoutthattheverytoolweusetocleanourplates,whichiswarm,damp,andfullofnutritiousfoodpieces,ispackedwithtinylife.LingchongYou,abiologistatDukeUniversity,alongwithhisteam,usedcomputerstomodelthecomplexenvironmentofaspongefora2022study.Hefoundthatspongesfeaturingpocketsofvaryingsizesaresomethingthatreallymattersforpromotingbacterialgrowth.Thisholdssignificanceascertainbacteriatendtogrowindependentlywhileothersdemandthecompanionshipofothers.Withinaspongefilledwithholesandpockets,thereexistsuchanabundanceofdiversestructuresthateveryoneattainsastateofsatisfaction.Nevertheless,itdoesnotnecessarilyfollowthatthesetoolspresentahealthrisktousaswell.Bacteriaexisteverywhereandnotallareharmful;infact,manyperformvitaljobs.Theimportantquestionis,therefore,arethebacteriafoundinspongesevenworthworryingabout?In2017,JenniferQuinlan,aprofessoroffoodsafety,andhercolleagues,collectedkitchenspongesfrom100homes,findingthatonly1to2%ofthosespongescontainedbacterialinkedtofoodpoisoninginhumansandtheonesthatdidcontainedonlysmallamountsofharmfulbacteria.“Thevastmajorityofbacteriaonspongesdonotcauseillness,andthey’rejustgoingtomakethemsmell.”saysQuinlan.“Havingsaidthat,thereisapossibilitythatifyouuseaspongetowipeuprawmeatthatyoucouldhavesomeofthosedisease-causingbacteriaonthere,andstudieshavefoundthatthosebacteriacanbeseparatedfromkitchensponges.”Thisisnotthewholestoryyet.Ifdangerousbacteriahappentoarriveonthescene,thesponge’sspecialmake-upmakesitanidealplaceforthemtogrowandmultiply.Andthere’sevidencethisisthecase.32.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?A.Spongesareperfecttoolsinthekitchen.B.Bacteriaprefertoliveindryenvironment.C.Kitchenspongesaregoodhomeforbacteria.D.Bacteriaaffectkitchensponges’performance.33.WhatdidLingchongYoufindinhisstudy?A.Howspongesareexactlystructured. B.Whatencouragesbacterialgrowth.C.Howbacteriareacttotheenvironment. D.Whybacteriakeepcompanywitheachother.34.WhatdoesQuinlanthinkofbacteriaonsponges?A.Relativelyharmless. B.Poorlyadaptive.C.Surprisinglyunpleasant. D.Widelydistributed.35.Whatwillbeprobablydiscussedinthefollowingparagraph?A.Proofsofbacterialthreat. B.Theclassificationofbacteria.C.Methodstocontrolbacterialgrowth. D.Researchintoapplicationsofbacteria.第二节Indiscussionsaboutstudentsuccess,thosewhohaveexperiencedtheartsunderstandtheuniquevaluemusiceducationholds.

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Actually,itisapowerful,practicaltoolthatsolveschallengesfarbeyondthemusicroom.Here,let’sexploresomebenefitsmusiceducationoffersstudents.Beingpartofabandorchoirisafantasticwaytolearnaboutteamworkandcooperation.Studentsquicklyfigureoutthateveryone’seffortcontributestothegroup’soverallsuccess.

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You’llseeitwhenstudentshelpeachotherwithdifficultpartsofthemusic,orwhenthegroupcelebratestogetheraftersuccessfullyplayingahardpiece.Regularlypracticinganinstrumentorvoicebuildsrealself-controlandteachespatience.Studentslearnthatstickingwithsomething,evenwhenit’stough,leadstobigimprovements.Whentheyfinallyplayachallengingpiecethatthey’veworkedsohardoninfrontofanaudience,theirconfidencewillbegreatlypromoted.

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Thecognitive(认知的)benefitsofmusicareprettyamazing.Itactivelydevelopspartsofthebrainusedforlanguageprocessingandstrengthens“spatial-timingskills”importantforsubjectslikemathandproblem-solving.

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Additionally,studentswhotakepartinmusiceducationtendtoperformbetteracademicallyoverallandaremorelikelytograduate.

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Itisthereforeaworthwhileinvestment(投资)instudentsuccess,bringingimportantlifeskillsandsupportingall-roundpersonalgrowth.A.Manyothersviewitjustasacreativeoutlet.B.Theyalsohaveauniquewaytoexpressthemselves.C.Itshowstheycanachievedifficultgoalswithhardwork.D.Ithasthevalueofbeingacreativeactivityforadultstoenjoy.E.Clearly,musiceducationoffersfarmorethanmostpeoplerealize.F.Thisbuildsastrongsenseofsharedresponsibilityandcommunity.G.Researchevenshowsinstrumentplayershavegreaterbrainactivity.三、完形填空ElizSandalls,awomaninEngland,hasreachedaheartwarmingmilestoneaftercompletingher100thhandmadeblanket(毯子)fornewbornbabies.Afterlosingsightinherrighteyein1987,Elizlater

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,canwarmmoreheartsthanwewilleverknow.41. A.settled B.developed C.caused D.ignored42. A.cured B.identified C.preserved D.affected43. A.grateful B.painful C.respectful D.regretful44. A.designed B.returned C.delivered D.measured45. A.decorated B.treasured C.tailored D.required46. A.repay B.accept C.support D.appreciate47. A.warmed B.saved C.pleased D.surprised48. A.pity B.joy C.balance D.interest49. A.Forlackof B.Incaseof C.Onaccountof D.Inspiteof50. A.purpose B.struggle C.living D.request51. A.amazing B.limited C.different D.harmful52. A.claim B.refuse C.tend D.happen53. A.carryon B.endup C.resultin D.putoff54. A.typical B.demanding C.worthwhile D.risky55. A.success B.action C.opportunity D.patience四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。OntheXiaoheRiverinHebeiProvince,standstheworld’soldestopen-spandrelarchbridge—theZhaozhouBridge.SouthofZhaoxianCounty,neartheprovincialcapitalShijiazhuang,theZhaozhouBridgeismade

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suchopen-spandrelarchbridgescommoninChinaattheendofthe6thcenturydidn’tappearinEuropeuntilthemid-19thcentury.

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(credit)tothedesignofacraftsmannamedLiChun,thebridgewasconstructedbetweenAD595andAD605duringtheSuiDynasty(AD581–618),andsurvivedatleasteightwars,10majorfloodsandnumerousearthquakesthroughouttheyears.TheZhaozhouBridgeinfluencedthedesignoflaterChinesebridge

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(structure),suchastheYongtongBridgebuiltinAD765inthecounty.Thesupportstructureremainsundamagedandthebridgeisstill

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usetoday,exceptthatthedecorativerailingshavebeenreplacedeveryfewhundredyears.In1996,China

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youandyourparentscanworktogethertoimproveyourrelationship._____________________________________________________________________________69.Ihaveconfidenceinyourabilitytomakeadifferencetoyourfamily,toyourcommunity

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oldMamaandPapalooked._____________________________________________________________________________72.Thegoodnewsisthatthis

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Chineseseniorhighschoolstudent,hasspentayearstudyingintheUK._____________________________________________________________________________74.Afterschool,thereweremanyclubstojoin.Theone

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attractedmemostwastheRugbyClub._____________________________________________________________________________75.Haveyouroncewarmandopenconversationsbecomecoldand

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therewasnotasmuchhomeworkasIwasusedto,itwasstillchallenging._____________________________________________________________________________77.Theclassesaredifferentfrom

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inChina.Eachteacherhastheirownclassroomandthestudentsmovearoundforeverylesson._____________________________________________________________________________78.Throughthiskindofhealthydiscussion,youwilllearnwhen

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(ask)yourparentstorelaxtheircontrol._____________________________________________________________________________79.Thekey

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keepingthepeaceisregularandhonestcommunication._____________________________________________________________________________80.Intimeyouwillfindyourself

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(grow)intoawell-roundedindividual._____________________________________________________________________________五、完成句子81.笑声在房间里萦绕。

aroundtheroom._____________________________________________________________________________82.一看到如此可爱的兔子，我欣喜若狂，追了过去。（用介词短语）

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IthatIcouldn’tutterasingleword._____________________________________________________________________________85.他感到非常愤怒，猛地冲出房间，暴怒地摔上门。（用伴随状语）Hefeltsoangrythathestormedoutoftheroom,

behindhim._____________________________________________________________________________86.一股淡淡的忧虑不知不觉涌上他心头。Aslightfeelingofanxietyslowly

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,andIfeltmypalmssweatingandmylegstrembling._____________________________________________________________________________六、书信写作96.假定你是高一新生李华，刚刚踏入高中校园。高中是发掘潜能、重新认识自我的新起点。为帮助同学们更快适应高中生活、积极进取，你校学生会正开展“BeYourBestSelf(做最好的自己)”主题倡议活动。请你以高一新生代表的身份，用英语在校英文报新生专栏写一篇倡议书，向全体高一新生发出倡议。内容包括：1.倡议的背景与目的；2.具体倡议内容；3.表达期待与呼吁。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可适当增加细节，使行文连贯。Dearfellowstudents,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua听力：1.A2.A3.C4.B5.A6.C7.A8.B9.B10.C11.C12.A13.B14.C15.A16.C17.C18.B19.A20.B阅读理解：21.A22.C23.B24.C25.A26.B27.B28.B29.A30.A31.D32.C33.B34.A35.A七选五：36.A37.F38.C39.G40.E完形填空：41.B42.C43.A44.C45.B46.D47.A48.B49.D50.A51.B52.C53.A54.C55.B语法填空：56.purely57.whose58.weight59.tobear60.that61.Credited62.structures63.in64.proposed65.the66.at67.Joining68.that69.and70.laid71.how72.stormy73.a74.that75.guarded76.Although/Though/While77.those78.toaskshtur80.growing完成句子：81.Laughterhungshturthesightof83.floodingin84.Soangrywas85.slammingthedoor86.creptuponhim87.keptmeawake88.Hopelessandhelpless89.burstintotears90.sankintodespair91.stammeredouthisneed92.poundingwildly93.onpinsandneedles94.approachedhimcautiously95.wentblank书信范文：Dearfellowstudents,Welcometoseniorhighschool!Itisanewstartforustodiscoverourpotentialandreshapeourselves.Tohelpusadaptquicklyandkeepmovingforward,I’mwritingtocallonallofustoBeYourBestSelf.First,developgoodlearninghabitsandsticktoyourgoals.Second,takepartinafter-schoolactivitiestoenrichourlife.Besides,learntofacedifficultiesbravelyandkeeppositive.Let’stakeactionrightnowandtryourbesttobecomebetterversionsofourselves.Yourssincerely,LiHua听力原文1.W:Sam,shallwegocampingwiththeSmithsthisSaturday?M:Sure,butIhaveanonlinemeetingat9p.m.Canwebebackbythen?W:Wecanbebackby8.Noproblem.2.M:Hi,Anna!Whyareyoustillhangingaround?Thelectureisabouttobegin.W:Whatlecture?IjustcamebackfromthelibraryandI’mwaitingformydrink.M:TheonegivenbyDr.Walliamsinthelecturehall.Whynotgowithme?3.W:Wewerealittleoverbudgetlastmonth.M:Howcome?W:Weweresupposedtokeepeverythingunder$2,000,butweblewit:$150fortickets,andthen$180moreforadinnerlastweek.4.W:John,youarelateagain?Fourtimesinthefirstweek!M:Sorry,Madam.MyalarmwentoffthistimebutIwascaughtontheroadbecauseofthemarathonmatchatthemainstreet.5.W:Isitallrightformetohidebehindthecurtains?M:No,youwillspoilthecake.Howaboutbesidethecupboard?W:Goodchoice.Linda,whenthelightsareoff,playthemusicandwewillsingoutloud.6-7W:Wherehaveyoubeen?M:StudyingatmyfriendJack’shouse.Why?W:Iaskedyoutocomestraighthomeafterschooltonight,remember?You’resupposedtolookafteryourlittlebrotherwhileIgotomyco-worker’sbirthda