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吉林省吉林市普通高中2026-2027学年高二上学期10月期中英语试卷(含听力)学校:___________姓名:___________班级:___________考号:___________一、听力题1.WhyisLilygrowingvegetables?A.Tocutdownondailyexpenses.B.Togainsomehands-onexperience.C.Toreduceherworkpressure.2.Whatwillthesmartwatchprobablydonext?A.Scheduleamedicalcheckup.B.Designaworkoutplan.C.Tracktheuser’ssleepquality.3.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Recycleplasticbottles.B.Gototheparkinglot.C.Findthesciencebuilding.4.Howdoesthemanfeelabouthisinterview?A.Confident. B.Uncertain. C.Disappointed.5.WhatisAlice’smainpointabouttheuniform?A.Itlimitspersonalchoice.B.Itshouldbemorestrictlyfollowed.C.Itsavestimebeforeschool.听下面一段材料,回答下列各题。6.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Theuseofateachingtool.B.Thespeedofgrading.C.Thecostofnewtechnology7.Whatistheschoolgoingtodo?A.BuymoreAIsoftware.B.Trainteachersonthenewtool.C.Stopusingtraditionaltextbooks.听下面一段材料,回答下列各题。8.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheforestpath?A.Ittakesmoretime.B.Itisunsafenow.C.Itistheirfinalchoice.9.Whatmadethemchangetheirplan?A.Theweatherforecast.B.Themapupdate.C.Theroadcondition.听下面一段材料,回答下列各题。10.WhydidJackmissthegroupdiscussion?A.Heborrowedsomebooks.B.Hewenttoseethedoctor.C.Heforgotthemeeting.11.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Doctorandpatient.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Projectpartners.12.WhatwillSarahdotohelpJack?A.Lendhimhernotebook.B.Helphimunderstandthetasks.C.Talktotheprofessor.听下面一段材料,回答下列各题。13.Whatdidthewomanlearnabouteyecontact?A.Itdiffersacrosscultures.B.Itisalwaysasignofrespect.C.Directgazeisimpolite.14.Whatdoesthemanthinkaboutnodding?A.Itmeansdisagreement.B.Itsignalsinterestinthespeaker.C.Itshowsconfidence.15.Whatconfusedthewomanwhenshefirstarrived?A.Howtobowproperly.B.Howtomakeeyecontact.C.Howtoshakehands.16.Whatdothespeakersagreeonintheend?A.Worryinglesshelpsyoulearnfaster.B.Understandingculturalgapsreducesstress.C.Somegesturesmeanthesameeverywhere.听下面一段材料,回答下列各题。17.Whatwasthespeaker’sfirstmajordiscoveryintherainforest?A.Anewspeciesofinsect.B.Ararekindoffrog.C.Anewtypeofplant.18.Whydidthespeakerstudyplants?A.Tonamenewplants.B.Toexploreunknownplaces.C.Toprotecttheenvironment.19.Whatdoesthespeakerpredictaboutfutureresearch?A.Itwillfocusonfieldtrips.B.Itwillturntotechnology.C.Itwillattractfeweryoungpeople.20.Whatisthespeaker’smainpurposeingivingthetalk?A.Toinspireaninterestinplants.B.Toreportonarecenttrip.C.Tosharefather’sresearchoninsects.二、阅读理解Airconditioning,watermelons,icecream-wehavemanythingstobeatthesummerheat.Butwhatcouldbebetter?Herearesomefamouswaterparksaroundtheworld.Takealookandseewhatarealwaterparkcanoffer.Noah’sArkLocation:WisconsinDells,Wisconsin,USNoah’sArkoffersmanywaterslides.Themostwell-knownrideistheBlackAnaconda.Atover400metersinlength,itistheUS’mostexcitingwatercoasterandsendsridersspiraling(旋转)downatspeedsofupto48kilometersperhour.Plus,with18indoorwaterparks,itoffersplentyofwater-playactivitiesforwaterlovers.TropicalIslandsResortLocation:Brandenburg,GermanyThisresortoffersthelargestindoorwaterparkintheworld.Anditsindoorpoolcanhold6,000visitorsatatime.AsEurope’slargesttropicalholidayworld,Tropical(热带的)Islandsismorethanawaterpark.It’safullyfunctionalresort,featuringathemepark,anartificialrainforest,alake,abeach,steambaths,andmanyshopsandrestaurants.Therearealsoseveralwaterslidesandotheractivitiesthatpeopleofallagescanenjoy.LasCascadaWaterParkLocation:Aguadilla,PuertoRicoLasCascadaiswellknownforitsunbelievablebeauty.Itissurroundedbytropicalmountainforestsandlocatedclosetotheocean.Thewaterride,ElRioPasivo,carriesridersthroughthewholewaterpark.Theycanseethemountainsandwaterfallsaroundit.ChimelongWaterParkLocation:Guangzhou,ChinaItisoneofthelargestwaterparksinAsia.Withmoderntechnology,ithasmanyup-to-datewaterattractionsintheindustry.Oneofthepark’sridesoffersatubeconveyorthattransportsridersupa19-meter-talltower.TheparkhasaspecialwatertreatmentsystemthatensuressafePHlevelsandremovesharmfulbacteria.21.WhatisafeatureofNoah’sArk?A.Agentleridethroughnature.B.Arelaxingescapetothebeach.C.Anadventureofextremewateractivities.D.Alookintothenewestamusement.22.WhatdoweknowaboutTropicalIslandsResort?A.Itsrainforestwascreatedbynature.B.Itisamulti-functionalresort.C.Itswaterslidesarethefastestintheworld.D.Itcanholdupto6,000visitorsintotal.23.Whichparkwouldavisitorwhocaresmostaboutwaterqualityprobablychoose?A.Noah’sArk. B.TropicalIslandsResort.C.LasCascadaWaterPark. D.ChimelongWaterPark.At17,LilyShiremanmanagesdailyoperationsonherfamily’sfarminHarrisonCounty,Indiana,andhasgainedwiderespectforherpracticalknowledgeofsoilconservation(保护).Butthatisnotwhatshepridesherselfon.“Ourfarmgroundwasfailing,”Shiremansaid,standingonahillsidecoveredwiththickgreengrassandeyeingafieldofstrongandthickcrops.“Weweren’tgettinghighyieldsoutofourcrops,soweknewweneededtodosomethingelse.”ThefarmwhereShiremanhasgainedmostofherhandsonexperiencewasboughtbyherfamilyyearsago.Longtermintensiverowcroppinghadleftthelandseverelydamaged,withserioussoillossandexhaustedearthdraggingdowncropproduction.Backthen,asateenager,sherefusedtoacceptthelimitsofconventionalfarming.Ratherthandependingheavilyonexpensivechemicalfertilizers,thefamilyshiftedtoafarmingmodelcenteredonlivestockandsoilregeneration.“Youcan’tgrowsomethingifyoudon’thavethesoiltogrowitin,”Shiremanpointedout.Shehelpsoverseeroughly280cattleandhastakeneffectiveconservationmeasuresincludingbalegrazing(包草放牧),rotationalgrazing(划区轮牧)andcovercrops.Cattle’swasteisspreadacrossfieldstobuildsoilorganicmatter.Theseeffortshaveproducedobviousresults.Onceworn-awayhillsideshaverecovered,andlocalwildlifehasreturned.Shiremanoftenspeakstolandownersandstudentgroupstoshareherexperience.“Ageisnobarrierwhenitcomestoconservation,”shetellsheraudience.Sheholdsthebeliefthatyoungpeople’sfreshideasandpassioncanhelpsolvethetoughchallengesinmodernagriculture.24.HowdoesLilyfeelaboutthecurrentconditionsofherfamily’sfarm?A.Satisfied. B.Upset. C.Stressed. D.Inspired.25.WhatmadetheShiremanfamilydecidetochangetheirfarmingpractices?A.Thehighcostofcattleraising.B.Thepoorconditionoftheirfarmland.C.Theneedtogetmorehands-onexperience.D.Theineffectivenessofchemicalfertilizers.26.WhatcanwelearnaboutLily’sfarm?A.Itmakesnouseofanimalwaste.B.Itdependsheavilyonchemicalfertilizers.C.Itisintendedmainlyforwildlifeprotection.D.Ithasseenimprovedenvironmentconditions.27.WhatcanbeinferredaboutLilyfromthelastparagraph?A.Shevaluesyoungpelple’sroleinconcervation.B.Sheaimstomakebigprofitsfromherfarm.C.Sheiscommittedtowildlifeprotection.D.Sheispassionateaboutpublicspeaking.“TieanItalian’shandsbehindhisback,”runsanoldjoke,“andhe’llbespeechless.”Thisrestsonacommonassumption:Italiansaretalkativeandemotional,andallthatarm-wavingissaidtoshowit.SusanGoldin-MeadowoftheUniversityofChicagohasadifferentview.Emotionscomeoutinlotsofways:facialexpressions,posture,toneofvoiceandsoon.Butpeoplearedoingsomethingdifferentwhentheyusegestureswithspeech,whichshesumsupinhernewbook,“ThinkingwithYourHands”.Itisatourthroughalifetime’sresearch.Almosteveryonegestures,notjustItalians.Afteraresearchsession,experimentalsubjects(受试者)weretoldthattheywerebeingwatchedforgestures.Theyapologizedfornothavingmadeany—butwereactuallydoingsotheentiretime.Peoplebornblindgesturewhentheyspeak,includingtoeachother.Awomanbornwithoutarmsbutwith“phantomlimbsyndrome”(幻肢综合征)describeshowsheusesherphantomarmswhenshetalks—butnotwhenshewalks.Allthesefindingssuggestthat,insomeways,thinkingisconnectedwithourbodies;wedonotthinkwithourbrainsalone.Infact,gesturesthataccompanyspeechareasecondchannelofinformation.Subjectswatchafilminwhichacatrunsbutaretoldtolieandsayitjumped.Theydosoinwords,yettheirhandsmakearunninggesture.Similarly,peoplewhosaytheysupportsexualequalitybutgesturewiththeirhandslowerwhentalkingaboutwomenarenotindicatingwomen’sheight;theycanbeshowntohavebiasesofwhichtheymaybeunaware.Inthedrama“TheCrown”,LadyDianaiswarnedthatherhandsmaygiveawayherrealemotions,sosheistrainedtospeakwithoutgesturing.Noonewouldthinkthatgesturingshowsonlyalackofcontrol.Itisaboutthinkingandcommunication,anditeffectivelyaidsboth.28.WhydoestheauthortelltheoldjokeaboutItaliansinParagraph1?A.ToshowthatItaliansaretalkative.B.Toprovethatgesturesareuseless.C.Tointroduceadifferentviewongestures.D.TocriticizeItalianculture.29.WhatisParagraph3mainlyabout?A.Gesturesareuniversalandtiedtothought.B.Gesturesaremorecommonamongblindpeople.C.Peoplecancontroltheirgestureswhentheyfocus.D.Gesturesareonlyusefulforthosewhocannotspeak.30.Theword“biases”inParagraph4isclosestinmeaningto______.A.unfairopinions B.dishonestwordsC.physicalreactions D.personalhabits31.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Speech:ADirectChannelofInformationB.Gestures:AWindowintoMindandSpeechC.Italian’sBodyLanguage:ANationalCharacteristicD.ThinkingwithYourHands:ALifetime’sResearchOnbusystreetsinFinland,manymiddle-agedpeoplelifttheirbifocal(双焦的)glasses,turningtheirheadsrepeatedlytoswitchbetweendistantroadsignsandcloseupphonescreens.Fewpassers-byknowaFinnishfirmnamedIXIisdevelopingsmartglassesthatmayendsuchannoyance.

Aimingtodeliversharpvisionacrossdifferentdistancesandremovetheneedforbifocals,thistechnologyrepresentsamajorleapforward.Traditionalbifocalsfeatureseparatezonesfornearandfarvision,forcinguserstomovetheirheadsandlimitingtheirsight.Bycontrast,IXI’sproductenablessharpvisionatalldistanceswithoutsuchawkwardmovements.Severaltest-versionglassesarenowunderassessment.Thebuiltinbatterycanlasttwodaysandgetschargedovernight.Thecompanyisalsoworkingonframesthatfitdiversefaceshapes.Thoughadjustable-focusglassesarenotcompletelynew,IXI’sproductmarksnoticeableprogress.Overtenyearsago,Adlensproducedadjustableglassesthatuserscouldonlysetbyhandonce,withnofurtherchangeavailableafterthesinglesetting.IXI’sglasses,however,keepadjustingallthetimebyitselfbasedontheuser’sviewingposition.Itskeytechnologyreliesonaspecialmaterialcalledliquid-crystal(液晶)lenses(镜片).Abuilt-ineye-trackerandalight-baseddistance-measuringsystemworkjointlytojudgeobjectdistance.Electricsignalsrepositionliquidcrystalstoadjustlenses,finishingthewholeprocesswithin0.2seconds,fasterthanhumaneyes’naturalfocus.NikoEiden,headofIXI,notesthatthesystemturnsexistingtheoreticaltechnologyintopracticalreal-timeserviceforusers.Evenso,challengesremainbeforecommerciallaunch.Vision-correctionproductsfacestrictmedicalrules.Designersmustfitthebatterywithoutaddingtoomuchweight.Furtherreal-worldtests,includingdriving-relatedtrials,arealsorequired.32.Whowouldbenefitmostdirectlyfromthistechnology?A.Peoplelosingtheirglasses.B.Peoplecaringabouttheweightofglasses.C.Peoplerelyingonbifocals.D.Peopleworkingindarkenvironments.33.Accordingtoparagraphs2and3,IXI’ssmartglassesaredesignedto______.A.widenusers’visualrangebychanginglenssizes.B.freeusersfromrepeatedheadmovementsforclearsight.C.providebettereyesightforthosewithpoornightvision.D.completelysatisfytheneedsofpeopleofallfaceshapes.34.WhatmakesIXI’sglassesdifferentfromAdlens’earlierproduct?A.Noneedforcharging.B.Morecommonmaterials.C.Muchlowercostforusers.D.Automaticandconstantadjustment.35.WhatwillIXImostprobablydonext?A.Increasespeedandcutcost.B.Promotetheglassestoglobalmarkets.C.Runmoretestsandmeetmedicalrules.D.Replaceliquidcrystalsandaddsafetyfunctions.三、七选五36.TipsforEncouragingHealthyTechnologyUseAmongTeensTechnologyconnectsuslikeneverbefore.Forteens,it’sawindowtoknowledgeandcreativity.Yetitalsobringsrisks:social-media-drivenpeerpressureandharmfulscrolling(刷手机)habits.Withappropriateguidance,technologycanbenefitteenagersratherthanholdthemback.①____________Setclearboundariesforonlineusage.Withoutanyproperlimits,late-nightgamingorendlessscrollingcanquicklyturnintobadhabits.②____________Thisreducesover-excitementandprotectsteens’sleepfromtheharmfuleffectsofbluelight.Befirmyetflexible,sothattheseboundariesaremorelikelytobeacceptedandfollowed.Balancesocialmediawithreal-liferelationships.③____________Ratherthanonlymonitoringscreentime,helpthemfindself-worthofflineandencourageofflinemeet-upsorvolunteerwork.Talkopenlyaboutthedifferencesbetweenonlineinteractionandreal-lifebonds.Noamountofvirtualpraisecanreplacethewarmthofgenuinein-personfriendship.④____________Teenagersformvaluesmostlybyobservingthebehaviorofadultsaroundthem.Avoidmindlessscrollingandputawaydevicesduringmealsandfamilyconversations.Shareyourownofflinehobbiesindailyfamilylife.Whenparentspersonallydemonstratewhattheyadvocate,teenswilldevelopbalancedhabitsnaturally.Withthesetips,technologycanserveasahelpfultoolforteens’growth.⑤____________Goodhabitsformedathomewillbenefitteenagerswellintotheirfutureadulthood.A.Setagoodexampleofbalanceddigitaluse.B.Directteenstowardpositiveonlinerolemodels.C.They,however,onlyworkwhenputintopracticeregularly.D.Sohowcanteenagersmanagetheirdigitaltimeindependently?E.Totacklethis,createscreenfreezonesandsetbedtimedevicerules.F.Sohowdoparentshelpteensbuildahealthyrelationshipwithdigitaldevices?G.Manyteenschaseonlinelikeswhileignoringvaluableface-to-facecommunication.四、完形填空(15空)Giftedinmathematicsfromanearlyage,WangHongshowedextraordinaryintellectualtalentinherchildhood.Attheageoffiveorsix,shewasdeeply

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theFieldsMedalin2026,provingthatsincereloveandpersistentperseverancecanleadtooutstandingacademicachievements.37.A.attracted B.confused C.shocked D.moved38.A.stress B.joy C.fear D.pain39.A.setout B.ranout C.stoodout D.cameout40.A.committed B.appointed C.appealed D.admitted41.A.dream B.genius C.fantasy D.vision42.A.competition B.judgement C.assessment D.identification43.A.accepted B.overcame C.avoided D.ignored44.A.practical B.formal C.detailed D.further45.A.part-time B.academic C.medical D.theoretical46.A.Nevertheless B.Moreover C.Therefore D.Meanwhile47.A.rewarding B.incredible C.independent D.relevant48.A.inspiration B.ambition C.willingness D.determination49.A.passion B.curiosity C.confidence D.patience50.A.analyze B.attack C.solve D.examine51.A.achieved B.selected C.offered D.awarded五、单词拼写52.Alwayslook________________(向前),andnevergiveupyourdreams.53.Herfindings____________________(逐渐地)provedeffectiveintreatingmalaria.54.Healthexpertshaveputouta__________________(警告)abouttheriskofstayinguplateforteenagers.55.Justlikespokenlanguage,bodylanguage_________________(变化)fromculturetoculture.56.Iamin______________________(支持)ofthelattercomparedwiththeformer.57.Thecityputonafireworks__________________(展览)tocelebratethefestival.58.Withoutaword,herfatherwalkedover,____________________(伸展)hisarmsout,andpulledherintoawarmhug.59.Manyteenagerslongforthefeelingof___________________(安全)broughtbyfamilyloveandsupport.六、选词填空60.短语填空(用所给短语的适当形式填空)。cometopowerinturnbreakdowninsistoncallon①Thenewgovernment_______________________lastyearandhascarriedoutaseriesofsocialreforms.②Nowadays,manyfarmers____________________usingorganicfertilizertokeepthesoilhealthy.③Becausetheoldtruck_____________________onthemountainroad,wehadtoputoffourfieldresearch.④Freshmenaresupposedtorespecttheirseniors,and__________________,theywillgainrespectfromothers.⑤We____________________ourformerteacherlastsummerholiday.七、语法填空61.___________________(adopt)apositiveattitudeisgood,evenwhenthingsaredifficult.62.Thelocalgovernmenttriestocreatemore_____________________(employ)foryoungpeople.63._____________iswidelyacknowledgedthatcontinuouslearningcanimprovepeople’sinnerquality.64.Theyoungwritershowedaclear_____________________(prefer)forrealisticthemesinhisearlyworks.65.Thefactoryadoptedautomationtoboostproduction_____________________(efficient).66.Mostlocalcitizensremainfirmly__________________(oppose)totheplantopulldowntheancientbuilding.67.Later,themedicinewastestedonmalariapatients,mostof_______________recovered.68.Don’tcallmebetween12:30and13:00.I________________________(take)anap.69.Whathesaysattheconferencesoundsmore_____________________(convince).70.Regularphysicalexercisecanbuildupone’s_____________________(resist)tosomecommondiseases.71.Thebusyclocktower____________________(swing)itsheavybellhundredsoftimessincemidnight.72.It’sentirelydifferentfromwhattheystatedinthereport—thereisno___________________(short)ofwatersupplyatall.八、短文填空73.OnJuly25,JingdezhenHandicraftPorcelainIndustrySites,①____________remarkableculturaltreasureinJiangxi,obtainedrecognitionasaWorldHeritageSite,makingitChina’s61stWorldHeritage.②_____________________(preserve)itsancientporcelain-makingsystemisconsideredoneofthe③_______________________(critical)tasksforlocalauthorities.④_______________makesthecityoutstandingisthatithaskeptanunbrokentraditionofceramic(瓷器)productionformorethan1,000years.Thecharmofthecityliesinits⑤_____________________(integrate)ofancienttechniqueswithmodernideasofculturalprotection.Theheritageincludesancientmines,oldkilnsandworkshops,⑥________________fullyshowthecompleteprocessofporcelainmaking.Localtourismauthoritiesalsoadvocate⑦___________________(watch)skilledcraftsmenshapedelicateporcelainwithsimpletoolsintraditionalworkshops,asitoffersvisitorsauniqueculturalexperience.Expertsstatethatthesuccessisnotanending⑧______________anewstartingpoint.Thelocalpeoplearedeeplydevoted⑨_____________furtherstudiesandprotection.Researcherswillcarryout⑩___________________(entire)newexplorationofitshistoryandvalueforfuturegenerations.九、完成句子74.AlbertEinstein,___________________________perhapsthegreatestscientistinmodernphysics,______________________________________________________________________________________________________________menwhoeverlived.阿尔伯特爱因斯坦,这位或许是现代物理学领域最伟大的科学家,被公认是有史以来智商最高的人之一。75.Nevertheless,___________________________________________someyears_________________mostnewhomesbegintousethisnewtechnology.然而,还需要过些年,大多数新住宅才会开始使用这种新技术。76.Andifwearefeelingdownorlonely,_______________________________________________________________________________seeingthesmilingfaceofagoodfriend.当我们感到沮丧或孤单时,最美好的事情莫过于看到好友的笑脸。77.________________________________thesunisbrightlyshining,____________________________________itismorning_____________nightisimpossible.尽管外面艳阳高照,我也分不清是早上还是晚上。78.________________________________________________________beautifulandwildplace______________________________________________________________tobealive.置身这般美丽的荒原,我感到活着是如此幸福。一十、书面表达79.假定你校英语学习俱乐部正在围绕“ShouldWeWelcomeRobotsintoDailyLife?”展开讨论。请你选择支持或反对的一方写一篇短文参与讨论,内容包括:1.你的看法;2.说明理由;注意:1.写作词数应为80个左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。ShouldWeWelcomeRobotsintoDailyLife?Withrobotscomingintoourdailylife,opinionsdifferonwhetherweshouldwelcomethem.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案1.答案:BM:Lily,yourbalconylookslikeafarm.Areyougrowingtomatoestosavemoney?W:Notreally.Thebiologybookhaslotsoftheories,butIjustwantedtolearnbydoing.2.答案:AW:Dad,lookatthisnewapponmysmartwatch.Itsaysmyheartrateishigherthannormal.M:Well,sinceitnoticedsomethingstrangeandyou’rejustsittinghere,Ibetitwillsoonbookyouadoctor’svisit.3.答案:AM:Excuseme,I’vegotsomeplasticbottles.DoyouknowwhereIcanrecyclethem?W:Gopasttheschoolgate,allthewaytotheparkinglot.Don’tgoin—justturnright.There’sonerightbythesciencebuilding.4.答案:BW:Hey,howdidtheinterviewgo?Youlookprettycalm.M:Well,Ismiledandkeptmybodylanguageopen,butshejustsattherewithherarmscrossed,notreacting.Shesaidshe’dcallme,butit’shardtotell.5.答案:CM:Alice,whatdoyouthinkofthenewuniformpolicy?W:Iactuallylikeit.Itendsthemorningrushofchoosingwhattowear,soIcanjustgrabmybagandgo.6.答案:A7.答案:BM:Lisa,yourschoolintroducedthatSmartAIassistantthissemester,right?Whatdoyoufindmostusefulaboutit?W:Well,itwon’ttakeourplace.Sure,itdoesmarkpapersfastbuttherealvalueisthatitfindsouteachstudent’sweakpointsandofferstargetedexercises.Thatusedtotakemehours.M:Soundsefficient.Aretheyplanningtopushitfurther?W:Yeah,fromnextweek,allstaffwillgettrainedonhowtouseitbetter,notjustbuynewsoftware.8.答案:B9.答案:CM:Themapshowstworoutestothecampsite.Wecanhikethroughtheforestpath,ortakethepavedroad.Whichwayshouldwego?W:I’dprefertheforestpathforthescenery,butlookatthenoteshere.There’satinywarningsign—itsaysthestreamonthatpathisfloodedbecauseofrecentrains.M:Ah,that’swhyit’smarkedasblocked.Safetyfirst.Let’sjusttakethepavedone,evenifittakeslonger.W:Agreed.Let’sheadbacktotheroadentrance.10.答案:B11.答案:C12.答案:BW:Jack,youweren’tatthegroupdiscussionforthebiologyprojectyesterday.Whathappened?M:Oh,Sarah,I’msorry.Ididn’tskipitonpurpose.Iwasheadingtothelibraryandmystomachsuddenlyhurtbadly.Ihadtoruntotheclinic.W:Oh,thatsoundsawful!AreyouOKnow?M:Muchbetter.Thedoctorsaiditwasn’tanythingserious—probablyjustsomethingIate.ButImissedthewholediscussion.Whatwasitabout?W:Well,ProfessorBrownsplitusintosmallergroupsandgaveeachgroupadifferentpartoftheproject.Butdon’tworry.Let’sgrabacoffeenowandI’llwalkyouthroughthespecificstepsforourpart.M:Thatwouldbegreat.You’realifesaver,Sarah.Letmegetmynotebook.13.答案:A14.答案:B15.答案:C16.答案:BM:Thattalkonbodylanguagewasreallygood,wasn’tit?W:Yeah,Ilearnedalot.Youknow,Ialwaysthoughteyecontactwasjustpolite,butthespeakersaidinsomeplacesdirectgazeishonest,whileinothers,itfeelsrude.M:Right.Andthebitaboutnoddingreallysurprisedme.IusedtojustnodtoshowIagreed.Butthespeakersaidit’smoreaboutencouragingtheotherpersontokeepgoing.W:Thatmakessense.Tobehonest,duringmyfirstweekhere,whatIreallyhadnoideaaboutwasthehandshake.Ineverknewhowlongorhowfirmtomakeit.M:Exactly.SoIguessthepointis,onceyourealizepeoplesimplydothingsdifferently,youcanstopworryingaboutgettingitwrong.W:Absolutely.Justknowingthattakesthepressureoff.17.答案:C18.答案:C19.答案:B20.答案:AGoodmorning,everyone.Fortoday’s“ScienceSpotlight”,I’dliketosharemychildhoodmemorywithyou.WhenIwasyourage,IwentwithmyfathertotheAmazonrainforest.Hewasstudyinginsectst

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