江苏南京师范大学附属中学2026-2027学年度第一学期高二年级学情调研英语试题

南京师大附中2026-2027学年度第1学期高二年级学情调研（英语）班级________学号________姓名________得分________注意事项考生在答题前请认真阅读本注意事项及各题答题要求1.本试卷满分为150分，考试时间为90分钟。2.答卷前，务必将姓名、班级、学号、考场号、座位号、准考证号填写在答题卡上。3.请用0.5毫米黑色签字笔按题号在答题卡指定区域作答，在其它位置作答一律无效。第一部分：听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）听下面5段录音。每段录音后有1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.Howmuchshouldthemanpay?A.£15. B.£30. C.£45.2.Whydidn’tSophiebuythedress?A.Itwastooexpensive. B.Itdidn’tlookgoodonher.C.Itdidn’tcomeinhersize.3.WhatdoesPetermean?A.Heisaprofessionalpainter. B.HewantstohelpLydiapaint.C.HewillfindapainterforLydia.4.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent. B.Classmates. C.Motherandson.5.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Checktheplace. B.Giveapresentation. C.Scheduleameeting.第二节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15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。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Agoodreview. B.Somespecialfood.C.Anewly-openedrestaurant.7.WhatdoesPaulsuggestBethdo?A.Throwabirthdayparty. B.TryanItalianrestaurant.C.Readthereviewsbeforehand.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdothespeakerstalkaboutatfirst?A.Thearchitecture. B.Thedisplay. C.Moderncities.9.Wherewerethespeakersjustnow?A.Atafactory. B.Atalibrary. C.Atamuseum.10.Whatdoesthemandecidetodolater?A.Buysomevases. B.Collectinformation. C.Seeadisplay.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Howcanwedescribetheman?A.Heisenergetic. B.Heiscareless. C.Heisadventurous.12.Whathappenedtothemanduringhisholiday?A.Helosthispassport. B.Hemissedhisflight.C.Hedidn’tsleepwellthefirstnight.13.Whatdidthemandoonthesecondday?A.Herelaxedatabeautifulbeach. B.Hewenttoaseafoodrestaurant.C.Heenjoyedthemountainscenery.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.WhatledtotheslowprogressaccordingtoDavid?A.Afewdiscussions. B.Lackofcooperation. C.Alooseschedule.15.WhatdoesDavidthinkthegroupshoulddoatfirst?A.Spendmoretimeontheproject. B.Setmorerealistictargets.C.Clarifyindividualduties.16.WhatdoesthewomanadviseDavidtodo?A.Turntotheresourcecenter. B.Talktothegroupmembers.C.Learnmoreabouthistory.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.WhatdidBronkarLeedointhevideothatreceivedover150millionviews?A.HostingaTVprogram B.Actinginacommercial.C.B-boxingwithhisson.18.WhatdoesBronkarLeedonow?A.Anassociationleader. B.Aninstrumentmaker. C.ATVhost.19.WhatdoesthespeakerthinkofBronkarLee’sapproach?A.Entertaining. B.Unusual. C.Simple.20.WheredoesBronkarLeelivenow?A.LosAngeles. B.NewYork. C.Atlanta.第二部分阅读理解（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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。ATheBestPlaysinLondonin2026Londonispackedwithworld-classproductionsoftheatricaldramas.Fromclassicmasterpiecestogroundbreakingcontemporaryproductions,London’sWestEndcaterstoalltastesandpreferences.TheMousetrapatStMartin’sTheatreWrittenbyAgathaChristie,TheMousetrapisthelongest-runningplayintheworld,withitsfirstperformanceinLondonin1952.Trytosolvethemysteryastheplotunfolds.ThismasterpieceiscurrentlybookinguntilJanuary2027.Price:£28.25HarryPotterandtheCursedChildatthePalaceTheatreThehitstageplayHarryPotterandtheCursedChildtakestheWestEndbystorm.Nineteenyearsafterthelastbook,joinHarryPotterandhistrustypalsasanewgenerationboardstheHogwartsExpress.Theaward-winningshowisrunninguntilSeptember2026.Price:£31.25ThePlayThatGoesWrongattheDuchessTheatreLaughalongtoThePlayThatGoesWrong.Seeactorsfromanamateurtheatrecompanytryingtoputtogetheramurdermysteryplaysetinthe1920s.Rightfromthestart,itbecomesclearthatnothingisgoingasplanned.Thislaugh-out-loudplayisbookinguntilOctober2027.Price:£33.25WitnessfortheProsecutionatLondonCountyHallExperienceanexcitingcourtroomdramaasyouwitnessthetrialofamanaccusedofmurderintheclassicAgathaChristiethriller,WitnessfortheProsecution.StepinsidethecourtroomsetintheLondonCountyHall,andexperiencetheintensityofastoryofjustice.ThefamouscourtcaseandplaywillbeonuntilApril2027.Price:£20.001.Whichplayhasthelongestperformancehistory?A.TheMousetrap B.HarryPotterandtheCursedChildC.ThePlayThatGoesWrong D.WitnessfortheProsecution2.WhatdoTheMousetrapandWitnessfortheProsecutionhaveincommon?A.Theyarebothcourtroomdramas. B.Theywillbeonshowfortwoyears.C.Theywerewrittenbythesameauthor. D.Theyareintendedtopromotejustice.3.Howmuchshouldacouplepayiftheywanttowatchacomedy?A.£40. B.£56.5. C.£62.5. D.£66.5.BItwasthirtyyearsago.Inmyfamilyweweretwochildren,oneemployedadult,andChristmaswascoming.Myparentsweremanaging,butonlyjust,andtheyhadstartedpreparingusforasimplerChristmas.Sotheytoldme,their5-year-olddaughter,wellinadvancethatSantaClaushadreceivedsomanylettersthatwinterthathehadrunoutofpresents.Santaisgenerous,theyexplained,butSantaisnotbottomless.Everybodyknew,ofcourse,thatSantadidnotactuallymanufacture(大量生产)thegifts.Heboughtthem,likeanyoneelse.Fora5-year-old,thiswasadisaster.Butchildrenoftenhaveanunnervingabilitytosolveproblemsbeforetheadultsaroundthemnotice.Iwenttomyroom,foundoldtoys,andwrappedthemcarefully.Oneformymother,oneformyfather,oneforeachofmygrandparents,andsomeformyselfandmybrother.Bythemorning,Ihadbecome,inmyownmind,theheroofChristmas.Therewouldbepresentsunderthetree.TherewouldbethebestpartofChristmas,theopening.Ihadsolvedthefirstmoneyproblemofmylifeandbroughtjoytomyfamily.TheendingwashappierthanIexpected.Santa,itturnedout,hadfoundgiftsfortheyoungfamilyafterall.Theoldtoyswerequietlyreturnedtomybedroom.Andyet,thatChristmashasstayedwithmemywholelife.Itisamemoryaboutadaptingtosomethingachildhasahardtimeunderstanding.Itisalsoamemoryaboutsomethingcommon,thekindofrelativeshortageandinsecuritythatexistsinmanyfamilies.Thatmemory,andthedozensthatfollowed,quietlybuiltawayofthinkingInevernoticedIhad.Icametobelievethatwhetherwehadplentyofmoneyorjustaboutenough,wewouldmanage,andourproblemswouldbetemporary.4.Whydidtheauthor’sparentsmentionSantaClausinadvance?A.Toencouragehertosharepresents. B.Toexplaintheirfinancialdifficulties.C.TointroducehowSantaClausworked. D.TolowerherexpectationsforChristmas.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“unnerving”inparagraph3mean?A.Limited. B.Incredible. C.Insufficient. D.Trained.6.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthorasakid?A.Curiousandpatient. B.Honestandsensitive.C.Creativeandgenerous. D.Reliableanddetermined.7.WhatinfluencedidthatChristmasmemoryhaveontheauthor?A.Ithelpedheracceptfamilyinsecurity. B.ItincreasedherloveforChristmasgifts.C.Ittaughthertoavoidmoney-relatedtroubles.D.Ithelpedherformapositiveviewofhardtimes.CAnewsurveyconductedbytheNationalCenterforHealthStatisticshasdiscoveredasignificantgapbetweenAmericanteens’perceptions(感知)ofthesupporttheyreceiveandwhattheirparentsbelievetheyprovide.Thestudyshowedthatonly26%ofteensfeeltheygetthesocialandemotionalsupporttheyneedallthetime,whileparentsarealmostthreetimesaslikelytothinktheydo.Aconcerning20%ofteenssaidtheyrarelyorneverreceivedthesupporttheyneeded,and3%ofparentsperceivedthesameissue.Thisdifferencetellsthatparentsmaybeunderestimatingtheirchildren’sneedforsupport.Dr.JeffreyArnett,adevelopmentalpsychologist,stressedtheimportanceoftheparent-adolescentrelationship,statingthatparentsplayacentralroleintheirchildren’slives.LisaDamour,apsychologist,pointedoutapossibledisconnectbetweenthetypeofsupportparentsthinktheyofferandwhatteensactuallyneed.Shenotedthatwhileparentsoftenprovideadviceorguidance,teensaremorelikelytoseekempathyandreassurance.Thelackofperceivedsupportwaslinkedtopoorerhealthoutcomes.Teenswhofeltlesssupportedreportedhigherratesofdepressionandanxiety.Theyalsostruggledwithpoorsleepandexpressedlowersatisfactionwithlife.Thestudyfurtherrevealedthatthisissueaffectedspecificgroupsmoreseriously:Blackteensreportedfeelinglesssupportedthantheirparentsbelieved,andgirlsgenerallyfeltlesssupportedthanboysdid.TheUSSurgeonGeneralhascalledattentiontotheimportanceofyouthmentalhealth.Helpthemfeelconnectedandstepoutoftheircomfortzones—throughsports,education,arts,civicengagement,interactivedialogueandmoretobuildbroadersocialconnections.Createasafespaceathomewhereteensfeel“seen,heardandvalued”.Supportingteenagersalsoinvolvessimplybeingcuriousabouttheirexperiencesandofferingempathy,whichcanbetherapeutic(有疗效的)fortheirmentalhealth.8.Whatisthemainfindingofthesurvey?A.Parentsandteenssharesimilarviewsonfamilysupport.B.Mostteenagersrefusetodiscusstheirfeelingswithadults.C.Parentalproblemsarethemaincauseoffamilyarguments.D.Parentsbelievetheyoffermoresupportthanteensactuallyfeel.9.WhatwouldLisaDamoursuggestparentsdo?A.Turntoprofessionalpsychologists. B.Stopmakingchoicesfortheirkids.C.Putthemselvesintheirkids’shoes. D.Givemorepracticaltipsandguidance.10.Whatcanweinferfromparagraph3?A.Boysareunlikelytosufferfromlowspirits.B.Childrenfromwealthyfamiliesfeelmoresupported.C.Blackteensreceivelessparentalsupportthanotherteens.D.Blackteenagegirlsmightneedtheirparents’supportthemost.11.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlyfocuson?A.Importanceofyouthmentalhealth. B.Specificmeasurestosupportteenagers.C.Hiddenreasonsforparents’lowsupport. D.Harmfuleffectsofteens’lackofsupport.D“Digitaltechnologyhastransformedhumannaturetothepointwherewearebecoming‘differentkindsofcreatures’,”saidphilosopherAntónBarba-KayinatalkaspartoftheDepartmentofGovernment’sVik-BaileyLectureSeries.Barba-KayhaswrittenaboutthedehumanizingeffectsoftechnologyinhisbookAWebofOurOwnMaking:TheNatureofDigitalFormation.Althoughheacknowledges(承认)thebenefitsbroughtbythedigitalrevolution,hecomplainsaboutitsnegativeeffectsonhumanwell-beingsomuchthathewouldliketogobackintimebeforethearrivaloftheInternet.Asdigitaltechnologiesdevelop,humansarechallengedtoprovetheirhumanitynotonlytothemselvesbutalsotothedigitaltechnologiesdevelopedbyhumans.Barba-KaypointedtotheuseofCAPTCHA,(CompletelyAutomatedPublicTuringtesttotellComputersandHumansApart),atesttodeterminewhethertheuserisahuman.Forhim,CAPTCHAcallsonhumanstoperformactsofhumanityonline,butitactuallyshowshowhumannatureisbeingthreatenedbyadvancesindigitaltechnology.Barba-Kayworriesthatrapiddevelopmentsindigitaltechnologyareaffectingkeyaspectsofthehumanexperience:theirsenseofcommunity,time,reality,andmorebroadlywhatitmeanstobehumanandwhatthepurposeoflifeshouldbe.MichaelSandel,aprofessorofGovernment,raisedaquestiontoBarba-Kayattheendoftheevent.“Ireceivedapaperfromastudentthatwasprettygood,”saidSandel.“Icalledthestudentinandaskedthestudentaboutit.ThestudentdeniedthatitwaswrittenbyAI,andIwonderedafterwespoke,whichshouldworrymemore:whetherhehadcheatedandliedaboutit,orwhetherhehadcometowritelikeAI.Whatdoyouthink?”Witharesponsethatsummarizedhisviewsontheeffectsofdigitaltechnologyonhumannature,Barba-Kaysaid,“Thelatter.”12.WhatdoesBarba-Kayintendtosaybymentioningpre-Internettimes?A.Hemissesthegoodolddays. B.TheInternetneedstobecontrolled.C.Thedigitalagehasarrivedtoosoon. D.Technologyharmshumanwell-being.13.WhatdoestheexampleofCAPTCHAindicateaccordingtoBarba-Kay?A.Computersfailtoseparatehumansfromrobotprograms.B.Thedevelopmentofdigitaltechnologyputshumannatureatrisk.C.Onlinetestscanpreventattacksfromrobotprograms.D.Humanscannolongermanagedigitaltechnologywell.14.Whichismoreofaconcern,accordingtoBarba-Kay’sresponsetoSandel?A.DifficultyindetectingAI-writtenpapers. B.Students’dishonestyinwriting.C.Alackofhumanityinwriting. D.Students’dependencyonAI.15.Whatisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.AreYouaHuman?SelectAllThatApply B.ANewFormofHumanisTakingShapeC.TheNewDarkAge:WelcomingDigitalTechnologyD.CAPTCHAandHumanity:HowTechnologyHelpsUs第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）七选五Recently,IaskedmyAIagentto“summarizethelatestclient(顾客)coachingconversationandhelpgivefollow-ups.”MyAIagentgavemeananswerthatlookedrightatfirstglance,butwasactuallynotproper.Ihandeditmessyinformationandexpectedittoknowwhichbreadcrumbs(面包屑)mattered.Unlikeeverylong-sufferingcolleaguebeforeit,AIwillnotcoverforyourbadhabitsatwork.___16___ThismighthelpexplainwhyemployeesatmanyworkplacesarestrugglingwithAIadoption.AIagentshavechallenges,forsure,buttheyaregettingbettereveryday.___17___HelpingemployeesgetthemostoutofAItoolsrequiresthemtolearnhowtobebettercollaborators(合作者)andbettermanagers.ThesamelessonsthatmakeusbetteratworkingwithpeoplecanmakeusbetteratusingAI.MyresearchinstitutehasbeenstudyinghowhumanhabitsshapethequalityofAI-assistedwork.WehaveaskedtheAIagentswhatitisliketoworkwithhumans.Theagentsidentifiedeighttypesofhumanemployeeswhoarechallengingtoworkwith.___18___Thereisthe“contexthoarder,”whodefinestheassignmentbutholdsbacktheinformationneededtocompleteitwell—likeaskingforarecommendedsolutiontoaproblembutfailingtogiveatimeframeforcarryingitout.___19___HeorshemayasktheAIagentwithaquestionlike“Canyouchecktheclientissue?”andassumetheagentknowswhichclientandissuearereferredtohere.Humanshavealwayshandedoffvague(模糊的),half-formedthoughtsandtrustedcolleaguestounderstandwhatwasmeantandfixitbehindthescenes.ButAIagentscan’tdothat.___20___TogetbetteratworkingwithAIrequiresustogetbetteratwhatthebestmanagershavealwaysdone.A.Itreflectsthemback.B.Itfixesyourproblems.C.AIcanneverreplacehumans.D.Therealsourcesoffrictionarehumans.E.Thesetoolstakeinstructionsatfacevalue.F.Therearetwothatstandoutandshowsomeofourworstworkplacetendencies.G.Thenthereisthe“vaguerequester”whofailstoproperlydefineanassignment.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）Iusedtobeasmartphoneholdout(抵制).“Whoneedsthispocket-sizeddistraction?”I’dlaugh,watchingothers___21___toscreens.Thenlifethrewacurveball:mygrandmagotsick,andsuddenly,nothavingaphonetogetupdatesfeltlikebeingstuckinatimewarp.So,Igaveinand___22___thesmartphonecrowd,andohboy,it’sbeenarollercoaster.Thesedevicesaremagicandconfusion.Atfamilydinners,uncleswhooncetoldwildfishingtalesnowjustnodand___23___messages.I’veseenfriendsatconcerts___24___thewholeshowlikethey’remakingadocumentaryforaliens,___25___thereal-lifecheersofthecrowd.Once,Ievencaughtmyselftakingaphotoofasunset___26___justenjoyingthesunset.Thedownsidespileup.“Textneck”isareal___27___—mynecksometimesfeelslikeit’spracticingforarobotrole.Andstaringatthatbluelightbeforebedisliketellingyourbrain,“Hey,let’spartyall-night!”Kidsthesedays?They’dratheremoji-chatthanhaveaproperface-to-face,turningreal-lifegatheringsintoagameof___28___exchanges.Buthey,smartphonesaren’tall___29___.WhenIgotlostinaforeigncity,thenavigationmapwasmyknightinshiningarmor(盔甲).Needtolearnarandomskill?There’sanappforthat.Theykeepus___30___acrossoceans,whichisprettyneatwhenyouwanttoshowoffyourquestionablehaircuttoyourcousininTimbuktu.The___31___isbalance.Inowdo“phone-freewalks”—noInstagram,notexts,justbirdsandmyownthoughts.Atdinners,I___32___myphonelikeit’sforbidden.Smartphonesare___33___,notrivals.Let’susethemtoconnect,butnotforgetthejoyoflookingupand___34___theworld—andthesweetsmilesofthepeoplerightnexttous.Afterall,thebestmomentsinlifearethosewetrulyexperience,notthosewesimply___35___.21. A.adapted B.limited C.applied D.glued22. A.escaped B.joined C.annoyed D.attracted23. A.scrollthrough B.passon C.pickout D.writedown24. A.ignore B.record C.interrupt D.skip25. A.missing B.hearing C.enjoying D.recalling26. A.apartfrom B.regardlessof C.insteadof D.alongwith27. A.aid B.comfort C.headache D.mistake28. A.cultural B.scientific C.intellectual D.digital29. A.perfect B.misleading C.awful D.interesting30. A.linked B.trapped C.separated D.compared31. A.problem B.trick C.disadvantage D.truth32. A.unlock B.check C.hide D.break33. A.rulers B.guidelines C.tools D.friends34. A.changing B.describing C.travelling D.appreciating35. A.imagine B.capture C.acquire D.reveal第二节语法填空、单词拼写、完成句子、翻译（共30小题；每小题1分，满分30分）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。AtanairportinInnerMongoliaonAug.23,awomaninagreencoatandredscarfwaitedanxiouslyatthe___36___(arrive)gate.Amaninaplaidshirtappeared.Bothhadtearsintheireyesastheyhugged.ThesetwoareYinYuzhen,anationalmodelworkerknownforherfight___37___desertification(沙漠化),andRonaldSakolsky,aretiredteacherfromtheUS.Theymetagainforthefirsttimein___26___years.Backin1999,whenSakolskytaughtEnglishinLuoyang,Henan,hewasmovedbyatelevisionreportonYin’sstruggle.Shelackedthefunds___38___(plant)treesintheMaowusuDesertinInnerMongolia.Sakolskythenraised$5,000intwomonthstosupporthertree-plantingproject.InMay2000,hevisitedInnerMongolia,wherehemetYinandwitnessedherplantingfinger-thinsaplings(树苗)inthedesert___39___(use)justashovel(铲子).The___40___(donate)helpedYinpurchaseandplantsaplings,whichhavegrownintoathriving(茂密的)forestofmorethan50,000trees.41.SakolskyleftChina,thetwolosttouch.ThisMay,YinpostedavideoonlineinvitingSakolskytovisitChina,___42___helpedthemreconnect.Reflectingontheir___43___(share)mission,SakolskytoldChinaDaily,“ShesharesthesamedreamtomakeEarthmorebeautiful.NowEarthgivesitback.Sheisthemiraclehero,andsheneverquits.”Yin’sstoryreflectsChina’sbroadereffortstofightdesertification.In1978,Chinalaunched___44___Three-NorthShelterForestProgram,agreeningprojectfocusedonbuildingshelterforestsinnorthernChina.By2025,theprogram___45___(create)31.7429millionhectaresofforest,accordingtoofficialdata.单词拼写46.Thesedocumentsarenot________tothepublicandonlyauthorizedstaffcanviewthem.47.Spider-Man:BrandNewDay,thelatestSpider-Manmovie,wasahuge________(commerce)success.Itbrokemanybox-officerecordsaroundtheworld.48.Weofferfree________withinJiangsu,ZhejiangandShanghai,whilecustomersinotherareasneedtopayforshipping.49.Hersonis________(addict)tocomputergames,whichhasbadlyaffectedhisschoolperformance.50.Environmental________(aware)hasincreaseddramaticallyoverthepastdecade.Morepeoplechoosetolivealow-carbonlife.51.Thisisactuallyavery________(entertain)bookonserioushealthmessages.52.________(ignore)ofthelawisneveracceptedasanexcuseforbreakingit.53.Thebookisboth________(scare)andfunny,mixingdarkhumourwithunexpectedtwists.54.Yourcarefulconsiderationofmy________(apply)willbegreatlyappreciated.55.Asascientist,Ialwaysaskmyself,“Istheresomeevil________(involve)inscience?”56.Clearanceofthesiterequiredthe________(remove)ofanumberoftreestomakespaceforthenewcommunitycentre.57.Wedecidedtoexplorethe________(surround)countrysideafterwecheckedintothesmallvillagehotel.58.Cyclingishighly________(benefit)tohealthandtheenvironment.Itnotonlystrengthensourheartbutalsoreducescarbonemissions.59.Howmanyofyouhaveeverconsidered________(quit)yourcurrentjobtopursueyourpassion?60.We'llhaveapicnicatthebeach,weather________(permit).完成句子61.Nobody________(提出)moneyduringthetalk,forallhopedtoavoidthisawkwardsubject.62.________(沉浸于)thought,shedidnotheartheteachercallhername.63.Allthoseweeksofstudyingwill________(成功，得到回报)whenyoutaketheexam.Hardworkisneverwasted.64.Thefactoryintroducedaseriesofnewpolicies,which________alargenumberoftheworkers________(使……失望).65.Theleatherbackpack,________(属于)atravelingphotographer,washandedbackafterbeingfoundattherailwaystation.66.Ifoundherletter________(偶然)asIwaslookingthroughmyfiles.Memoriesoftheolddayscamefloodingback.67.Asentrepreneurs,wehaveanever-increasingnumberoffantastictools________________________(随手可用)thatallowustorunourbusinessfromanywhere,atanytime.68.Aftertestingdozensofcolourcombinations,wediscoveredtheidealmixofpaint________________________________(反复试验).69.Sheseemedto________________________________(认为……理所当然)thatIwouldgowithhertoNewYork.70.我们写信和朋友保持联系的日子一去不复返了。(表语前置的完全倒装)(汉译英)_____________________________________________________________________________71.要是没有那场雷暴，他们那天就能到达山顶了。(without+虚拟语气)(汉译英)_____________________________________________________________________________72.直到20世纪70年代，屠呦呦才发现了青蒿素。（notuntil的强调句型）（汉译英）_____________________________________________________________________________73.她对写作的热爱源于童年时期妈妈的影响。（bebornoutof）（汉译英）_____________________________________________________________________________74.___74___(admit)toatopuniversity,asinChina,isalsowhatmanyAmericanstudentshavebeendreamingof.75.Therearethreeconferencerooms,each___75___(equip)withascreenandaudiovisualfacilities.76.Manycountriesareinvestingheavilyinrenewableenergy___76___(reduce)theirdependenceonfossilfuelsandcombatclimatechange.77.Thetopic___77___(discuss)atthemeetingnowdrawswideattention.78.Ilikegettingupveryearlyinsummer.Themorningairissogood___78___(breathe).79.Withalltheguests___79___(seat),thehostwelcomedeveryonebeforetheybegantheirdinner.80.ThefirstdraftofTheBoyintheStripedPyjamasissaid___80___(write)injusttwoandahalfdays.81.Everyyear,over7milliondeathsarecausedbytobacco,amongwhicharound1.6millionarenon-smokers___81___(expose)tosecondhandsmoke.82.Though___82___(leave)behindandfeelingawkward,Jackkeptonrunninguntilhereachedthefinishingline.83.___83___(spend)thepastyearasanexchangestudentinHongKong,Lindaappearsmorematurethanthoseofherage.第四部分书面表达（满分20分）84.学校英文报正在开展以LearningEnglishBeyondtheClassroom为题的讨论。请使用图表中的调查结果写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1.学习活动状况描述；2.简单评论；3.你的建议。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。LearningEnglishBeyondtheClassroomTherearemanythingswecandotolearnEnglishwell.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________附：听力录音稿Text1M:Howmuchdoesaone‑wayticketcostfromLondontoYork?W:Startfrom£15whenyoubookinadvance,upto£45onthedayofdeparture.M:Ican'tgetthediscountthen.W:I'mafraidso.Text2M:Didyoubuythatdress,Sophie?W:Unfortunatelynot,Luke.Theyhadoneinmysize,butwhenIlookedattheprice,IrealizedthatIcouldn'treallyaffordit.Itwassuchapityasitlookedreallygoodonme.Text3M:Didyougetyourlivingroompainted,Lydia?W:No,Peter.I'veboughtallthepaint,butI'mstilllookingforsomeonetopaintit.M:YouknowthatI'malwaysheretohelp.I'mnotaprofessional,butI'msureIcandoagoodjob.Text4W:Whatdidyouthinkofthegeographytrip?M:Ifeltitliveduptomyexpectations.Asfarasthecourseworkwedidwasconcerned,IreallyfeelIknowwhatI'mdoingnow.W:Ifeltthesameway.Text5W:Ithinkwe'realmostreadyforthepresentationtomorrow.Justafewmorethings.Themeetingwillstartat9sharp.Socouldyoudouble‑checkthemeetingroomtoday?M:Yes,I'llgorightaway.Text6W:Haveyoutriedthatnewrestaurant,Paul?ThereviewIreadsaiditwasreallygood.M:ItmusthavebeenthesamereviewIread.That'swhyIwentlastnight.Iwasdisappointed,though,Beth.Theservicewasveryslow,andthemusicwastooloud.Asforthefood,Ididn'tthinkitwasanythingspecial.W:Iwasthinkingofgoingthereformybirthdaydinner.MaybeI'llchoosesomewhereelseinstead.M:IcanrecommendasmallItalianplacenearby.Theatmosphereismuchbetter,andthefoodisexcellent.Text7W:Ilovedthearchitecture,didn'tyou?M:Itwassounusual.Imean,whenyouthinkofwhat'sbeingputupincitiesnowadays,youknow,alltheshoppingcentersandplaces,thenyouwonderwhetheranyoneactuallybotherstodesignbuildingslikethatanymore.W:That'sright.Andtheatmosphereinsidewasjustsoquiet—youcouldreallytakeyourtimeadmiringeverythingondisplay.Those18th‑centuryvaseswereabsolutelybrilliant.You'dneverfindcraftsmanshiplikethatinanymodernfactory.M:Yeah,theyreallycaughtmyattention,too.Infact,I'mplanningtodoso