四川省字节精准教育联盟2027届高三上学期第一次质量检测英语试卷（含答案含听力原文无音频）

四川省字节精准教育联盟2027届高三上学期第一次质量检测英语试卷（含听力）学校：___________姓名：___________班级：___________考号：___________一、听力题1．WhatdoweknowaboutMr.Brown?A.HemovedtoGermany.B.HeisaBritishstudent.C.Heisthenewscienceteacher.2．Whenwillthewoman’sflighttakeofftomorrow?A.At8:00a.m. B.At11:00a.m. C.At9:00a.m.3．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemanshoulddo?A.LearnFrenchculture.B.LearnmoreFrenchwords.C.SpeakFrenchfrequently.4．Whatwastheweatherlikelastweekend?A.Rainy. B.Sunny. C.Snowy.5．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Howtocopewithpressure. B.Howtokeephealthy. C.Howtoprepareforexams.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatisthemanconcernedabout?A.Hehasn’tfinishedhisnewbook.B.Hehasn’tgotanyreplyfromthepublisher.C.Hedoesn’tknowhowtocontactthepublisher.7．Whatisthewomandoing?A.Cheeringthemanup.B.Makinganappointment.C.Recommendingabook.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatmightthemanbe?A.Acollegestudent. B.Aliteraturewriter. C.Anaccountant.9．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Findajobatanaccountingfirm.B.Changetoacreativemajor.C.Giveuphiswork-studyprogram.10．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemanshoulddo?A.Handlechallengesflexibly.B.Don’tchangethemajor.C.Considerfuturecareerinthefield.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．Whydoesthemanvisittheoffice?A.TomakeanappointmentwithMs.Greenwell.B.ToattendapresentationbyMs.Greenwell.C.Tohavebusinessdiscussions.12．WhatisMs.Greenwelldoingnow?A.Meetingwithinvestors.B.Havinglunchinheroffice.C.VisitingACInternational.13．HowcanMs.GreenwellcontactTom?A.Meetwithhimtomorrow.B.Givehimacalllater.C.Visithiscompanynextweek.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．Whydoesthewomancalltheman?A.Toofferhimajobasawaiter.B.Totellhimaboutahostposition.C.Toaskhimabouthisworkexperience.15．Whatmakesthemanhesitatetobeahost?A.Hethinksthesalaryislow.B.Hehasnointerestincommunication.C.Heworriesaboutworkingaloneatthefront.16．Whatwillthemandonext?A.Attendaninterviewwiththeboss.B.Drawupatrainingplan.C.Sendinanotherapplication.17．Whatistheman’stoneattheendoftheconversation?A.Concerned. B.Hesitant. C.Satisfied.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?A.Howtosolvetheconflicts.B.Howteenscangetbettersleep.C.Whyteenshavedifficultywakingupearlier.19．Whycan’tteensgetenoughsleep?A.Theconflictbetweenbodyclocksandsocialdemands.B.Toomuchhomeworkandstressfromschool.C.Apreferencefordrinkingenergydrinks.20．Whatdoesthespeakersuggestdoingonehourbeforesleep?A.Finishthelastmealoftheday.B.Drinkteaandcoffee.C.Stopusingmobilephones.二、阅读理解SummerLibraryActivityGuideWelcometoourcitylibrary!WehaveinterestingactivitiesforallreadersthisJuly.Allactivitiesarefreeandnobookingisneededunlessnoted.Activity1:StoryTimeforKidsTime:10:00-11:00everyTuesdaymorningPlace:Children’sReadingRoomSuitableforkidsaged4-8.Ourlibrarianswillreadfunnystoriesandmakesimplepapertoyswithchildren.Parentscanstaywiththeirkids.Activity2:BookSharingMeetingTime:14:30-16:00,July12thPlace:LectureHallBookloverscansharetheirfavouritebooksandtalkaboutideas.Bringonebookyoulovetojointhediscussion.Activity3:Hand-madeBookmarkClassTime:15:00-16:30,July20thPlace:ArtRoomLearntomakebeautifulbookmarkswithpaperandstickers.Note:Youneedtobookthisactivityonedayahead.Activity4:OldPhotoShowTime:9:00-17:00,July1st—July31stPlace:ExhibitionHallYoucanseeoldphotosofourcityoverthepastyears.ItopenseverydayexceptMondays.21．Whichactivityisheldeveryweek?A.StoryTimeforKids B.BookSharingMeetingC.Hand-madeBookmarkClass D.OldPhotoShow22．WhatisspecialaboutHand-madeBookmarkClass?A.Itisforlittlekids. B.Itneedsbookinginadvance.C.Itlastsforawholemonth. D.Itprovidesfreebooks.23．WhatcanvisitorsdointheOldPhotoShow?A.Makepapertoys. B.Sharefavouritebooks.C.Watchphotosofthecity. D.Drawpicturesonbookmarks.WhenJamesJoyceturnedupinParisin1920,thewriterhadwithhimthemanuscript-in-progressthatwouldbecomealandmarkofmodernliterature.AtapartyJoycemetSylviaBeach,anAmericanownerofanEnglish-languagebookstorecalledShakespeareandCompany.Beachhadbeenlookingtobringherselfandhersmallbusinesstotheattentionoftheliteraryworld,andsherecognizedtheopportunityinthefigureofJoyceandhismassiveworkcalledUlysses.BythetimeJoyceshowedBeachthemanuscriptofhisboundary-pushingwork,hehadgivenupfindingapublisherinEnglandorAmerica.Joyce’sstylewasanythingbutordinary,witheachepisodeofthenovelhavingadistinctiveexperimentalapproach.Joycewasfirminfightingforhisrighttousewordsthatwentbeyondthesocietalnormsofhisera.However,manypublishersweren’twillingtotakethelegalriskofprintinghisworks.ButthebookindustryinFranceoperatedunderdifferentconditions,anditwaspossibleforUlyssestoappearthere.BeachdecidedtopublishUlyssesherself.Takingonthistoughchallenge,Beachovercamenumerousobstacles.Foronething,JoycewaslosinghiseyesightduringthetimehewascomposingUlysses.Oftentokeeptrackofthepages,hemarkedthemupwithboldcoloredcrayons.Beachhadtofindtypistswhocouldhelptame(理顺)Joyce’smessymanuscriptintosomethingthatcouldbetypeset.Withverylimitedfunds,sheneededsomeonewhowouldagreetodotheworkfirstandgetpaidlater.Andinadditiontobeinghispublisher,sheprovidedamultitudeofotherservicesforhim,actingashissecretary,banker,realestateagent,medicalconsultant,andmore.Ulyssesappearedin1922,justintimeforJoyce’s40thbirthday.Today,acenturyafterthepublicationofUlysses,SylviaBeachremainsaherotomany:sheisthetypicalbookstoreowner,independentpublisher,andchampionofliterature’sfreedomtoexperiment,challenge,andshock.24．WhatopportunitydidBeachrecognizeinJoyceandhiswork?A.Tobecomeafamouswriterherself.B.Toraisetheprofileofherbookstore.C.TohelpJoycewinfameworldwide.D.Tobuildabridgeforliteraryexchange.25．WhatmadeUlysseshardforpublisherstoaccept?A.Itsordinarywritingstyle. B.Itsunconventionallanguage.C.Itsillegalexperimentalapproach. D.ItscomplexFrenchtranslation.26．WhatdidBeachmanagetodoinpublishingUlysses?A.Borrowmoneyfromalocalbank.B.PersuadeJoycetouseatypewriter.C.Findtypistswillingtobepaidlater.D.Rewritethemessymanuscriptherself.27．WhatroleisSylviaBeachcastinbythelastparagraph?A.Astricteditor. B.Awiseobserver.C.Adevotedsecretary. D.Afearlesspioneer.Thenexttimesomeonesmilesatyou,yourfacewillprobablysmileback.Withinmoments,yourfacialmusclesbegintomirrortheirs.Psychologistscallthisautomaticresponseemotionalmimicry(模仿),anda2026studyledbyMichalOlszanowski,apsychologyresearcheratSWPSUniversity,suggestsitmayshapeanimportantdecisionwemakeaboutothers:whetherwetrustthem.Scientistshavelongknownthatcopyingsomeone’sexpressionsmakesthemtrustyoumore.ButOlszanowskiandhiscoworkerswonderedwhethertheoppositemightalsobetrue:Couldmimickingsomeoneelse’ssmilechangehowyoufeelaboutthem?Inthestudy,theyfoundthatthestrongerparticipantsunconsciouslymirroredasmile,themoretrustworthytheyratedthesmilingface,andthemoreresourcestheywerewillingtoshareinatrust-basedgame.Whenparticipantsperformedfacialmovementsthatenhancedtheirsmilemimicry,theirtrustratingsincreased.Thosefindingssuggestthatoneofourmostimportantsocialjudgmentsmaybeginwithsomethingassimpleasasharedsmile.Accordingtotheresearchers,wetrustpeoplewhosesmileswecopypossiblybecausecopyingtheirsmilemakesusfeelgood.Additionally,whenwecopysomeone’ssmile,ourfacesmovetogetherforamoment.Thissmallactionmakesusfeellikewe’repartofagroup,andthuswetrusteachothermore.Trustdoesn’tjustshapesocialinteractions.A2025studyshowsthatpeoplewhotrustothersmoreoftensaytheyfeelhappierandmoresatisfiedwithlife.Thatfeelingislinkedtolivinglonger.Inhealthcare,whenpatientstrusttheirdoctors,they’remorelikelytofollowmedicaladvice,leadingtobetterhealthresultsovertime.InOlszanowski’sstudy,evenforcedsmilesmadepeoplecopythesmileandfeelmoretrust.ButPiotrWinkielman,aprofessorattheUniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego,thinksrealsmilesmightworkevenbetter.Hepointstoa2025reviewthatfoundnaturalexpressionshadstrongereffectsthanforcedones.Moreover,differentplaceshavedifferentrulesaboutwhentosmileandwhatasmilemeans.Sothesamesmilemightnotmakepeoplefeelthesameleveloftrustineverycountry.28．Whatisafindingofunconscioussmilemimicry?A.Itcanbeblockedeasily. B.Itleadstolessresourcesharing.C.Itcanproducenegativefeelings. D.Itispositivelyrelatedtotrustratings.29．Whycancopyingasmileincreasetrustaccordingtotheresearchers?A.Itmakespeoplelookprettier. B.Itcanshowone’shonestydirectly.C.Itcancreateasenseofbelonging. D.Itenablesonetothinkpositively.30．Whatdoesthe2025studysuggestabouttrust?A.Itcutsbackonmedicalcosts. B.Ithasmeasurablehealthresults.C.Itimprovessocialinteractions. D.Itmainlybenefitsmedicalstaff.31．Whatmightaffecttheamountoftrustasmileproduces?A.Culture. B.Economy. C.Technology. D.Education.Puttingourselvesinothers’shoesisthemostbasicqualityofadecentperson.Foryears,Icouldneverfullyunderstandwhysomanypeoplefailedtopracticethissimplerule.Itseemedeasyenoughtoimagineothers’situationsbeforepassingjudgment,untilasmallfamilyincidentforcedmetoreflectdeeplyonmyownblindspots.LastTuesdayevening,Ilostmytemperovermy14-year-oldsonLeo.Histeachershadsentmethreewarningmessagesthatweek:hefrequentlyhandedinunfinishedhomeworkandarrivedlateformorningclassesalmosteveryday.Iblamedhimsharplyforbeinglazyandlackingself-discipline,withoutgivinghimasinglechancetoexplain.Insteadofshoutingback,Leoloweredhisheadandspokeinasoft,tiredvoice.Ourhomeliesmorethan25kilometersawayfromhisschool.Thebusridealonetakesonehoureachway.Thebumpy,noisybusleavesnoquietspaceforhimtofocusonschoolwork.Bythetimehegetshomeafterrush-hourtraffic,itisalreadydark,andheistooexhaustedtofinishheavyassignmentsquickly.Hiswordsstruckmesilentallatonce.IsuddenlyrealizedIhadonlyfocusedonhisbadperformance,totallyignoringthetoughstruggleshiddenbehindhismistakes.Thisconversationbroughtmeaclearinsight:everyonecanreciteagreatmanywisetruths,yetputtingthemintorealactionissurprisinglyhard.Ihavelongtoldmyfamilyandfriendstostayconsiderate,butwheneverIamseizedbynegativeemotions,Iinstinctivelyjumptoblameothers.Ifixmyeyesonvisibleresultsratherthandiggingoutunseendifficultiesothersaregoingthrough.Thetheoryofempathysoundssimple,butself-controlagainstsuddenangeristhebiggestbarrierstandinginourway.Ihavegraduallyformedtwosmallhabitstoavoidprejudicedjudgment.Beforeblaminganyone,Iwillconsciouslypicturemyselfstandingintheirpositionandfeeltheirpressurefirsthand.Besides,Iforcemyselftopauseforfifteenfullsecondsbeforesayinganycriticalwords.Thatshortpausecancalmmysuddenanger,breakmyfixedprejudice,andleavespaceforrealunderstandingbetweenpeople.32．Whydoestheauthortalkaboutthevalueofempathyattheverybeginning?A.Toleadinthefollowingpersonalstory. B.Tocreateanunexpectedsharpcontrast.C.Toproviderelatedsupportingstatistics. D.Toproveaviewpointwithoppositeexamples.33．WhatwasLeo’sattitudewhenfacedwiththeauthor’sblame?A.Annoyedanddefensive. B.Calmandwronged.C.Confusedanddoubtful. D.Unconcernedandcareless.34．Whatisthegreatestdifficultyinpracticingempathy?A.Lackingenoughlifeexperience.B.Beingcontrolledbysuddenbademotions.C.Havingtoomanythingstodo.D.Failingtoremembervaluablelifelessons.35．Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.Practicalmethodstoavoidbiasedjudgment.B.Hiddenharmofdrawingquickconclusions.C.Theimportanceofpatientcommunicationwithteenagers.D.Long-termbenefitsofkeepingsilentwhenannoyed.三、七选五36．FirstAidforEmotionalOutbursts:HowtoHittheBrakesEmotionaloutburstscanhappensuddenly—thatflashofanger,overwhelminganxietyorsadness.①____________Theyhitfast,andareintensefeelingshardtoprocess.Youremotionstakecontrol;yourmindshutsdown,andyoufeelconsumedwithtunnelvision.Here’safour‑stepplantomanagetheseintensefeelingsandregaincontrol.Realizeyouremotionshavetakenover.Onceyourbrain’semotionalcenterisfiredup,yourrational(理性的)mindgoesoffline.Yourbraindriftsintopastexperiencesfuelingyourmood,makingitstronger.②____________Theycircleback,strengtheningyourfeelingsandmakingescapeharder.Thefirststepisrecognizingthiscycle:yourrationalmindisoffline,andracingthoughtsworsenthesituation.③____________Assoonasyounoticethisemotionalcycle,takeactiontostopit.Simplynameyourfeelingsandpattern:I’mupset;myemotionalbrainhastakenover;I’mstuckinthatnegativecircle.Thissmallactcreatesagapbetweenyouandyouremotions.Calmyourself.Havepre‑plannedcalmingskillsready:deepbreathing,mindfulcooking,ordistractionslikewatchingafavoriteshow.④____________Theyworkbygroundingyouinthepresent,pullingyoufromnegativememoriesandworstcases.Expertsadviselistingthesetechniquesvisiblyforeasyaccess.Oncecalm,circleback.Reflect:Whattriggered(触发)me?Apartner’scriticaltone,suddenworkchange,orsmalldisappointment?Next,judgeifit’sarealsolvableproblem.Orisitanongoingemotionalpattern?⑤____________Thekeytohandlingemotionaloutburstsisbalancingregulationandproblem‑solving.Masterthesesteps,andyou’llhitthebrakesonintenseemotionsbeforetheytakeover.A.Stopfeelingbad.B.Labelwhat’sgoingon.C.Thesefeelingscomewithoutwarning.D.Finally,taketargetedactiontosolveit.E.Reflectwhyithasinfluencedyourmood.F.Oldmomentsfastslipintogloomythinking.G.Thesemethodsareeasytousewithoutanyspecialskills.四、完形填空（15空）Asapsychologyprofessor,I’vestudiedthehappinesscurveforyears.Butlookingatthe

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issafer.”37．A.excited B.blank C.angry D.smiling38．A.anxiety B.pressure C.education D.happiness39．A.fun B.different C.easy D.risky40．A.cruel B.proud C.unfriendly D.smart41．A.stayedup B.reachedout C.pulledback D.wentdown42．A.investigations B.connections C.thoughts D.learning43．A.tired B.concerned C.busy D.alert44．A.highlight B.wonder C.appreciate D.underestimate45．A.supported B.modified C.designed D.launched46．A.forced B.allowed C.encouraged D.challenged47．A.volunteers B.professors C.classmates D.relatives48．A.shy B.lazy C.modest D.polite49．A.forinstance B.intotal C.asusual D.onaverage50．A.alone B.most C.secretly D.freely51．A.stage B.shore C.site D.campus五、短文填空52．ThemultifunctionalityofbambooisrecognizedinChina,wherethegiantwoodygrasshasbeenwidelyemployedsincethe11thcenturyBC.①__________________(bless)withawealthofbambooforests,Chinaistheworld’slargestproducerofbambooproductsandthisresource,comparableinscaleandeconomicimpact②_____________thatoftimber,securesitsdominantpositionintheglobalmarket.Evolvingintoaneco-friendlyreplacement,bamboo③____________________(prize)foritssuperiorgreennature.Itsedgeliesnotonlyin④____________________(tough)andstrengthbutinrapidgrowthandrenewability.Asopposedtotreessuchasoakorteak,whichcantakeoveradecadetomature,itreachesaharvest-readystageinjustfourtosixyears,thus⑤_____________________(permit)repeatedharvestwithoutreplanting.InAnji,acountyinnorthwesternZhejiangProvince,bamboo⑥______________________(replace)plasticinvariousproductstodate.With666squarekilometersofbambooforestscovering⑦_____________areaofabout80percentofthesizeofNewYorkCity⑧______________along-standinghistoryofbamboouse,Anjiservesasamodelinadvancingbambooasanalternativetoplastic.Theindustrialdevelopmentofbamboobenefitslocalcommunitiesaswell,rejuvenatingruralareasthroughbambooharvesting.ScenesofharmonybetweenhumankindandnatureareemerginginAnji,⑨________________bamboo-drivendevelopmentispromotedtoinitiatedialogueswithnatureandchampionagreenerfuture.Transformation,innovation,collaboration,and⑩_____________________(sustainable)grownnaturaltreasuresallformpartofhumanity’ssharedheritage.六、书面表达53．假定你是学校体育俱乐部的负责人李华。为缓解同学们紧张的学习压力、丰富课后生活，俱乐部打算面向全校学生举办一场户外慢跑活动（outdoorjoggingactivity）。请你用英语写一张活动海报，内容要点包括：1.活动时间与集合地点；2.活动目的与内容安排；3.活动相关注意事项；4.欢迎大家报名参加。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Poster______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________七、读后续写54．ThesummerheathungheavyintheairasLilymovedintohernewapartmentwithher8-year-olddaughter,Mia.Exhaustedfrompackingandmoving,theywereeagertosettledownandenjoyaquietlife.However,theirpeacewasshort-lived.Theirnext-doorneighbor,MrWhitmore,wasanelderlymanwholivedalone.Everyevening,hewouldplaythepianoloudly,fillingtheentirebuildingwithmusicthatlasteduntilmidnight.Mia,whoneededtogotobedearlyforschool,oftentossedandturned,unabletofallasleep.Lilytriedtoignoreitatfirst,butafteraweekofsleeplessnights,shedecidedtotalktoMrWhitmore.Oneafternoon,LilyknockedonMrWhitmore’sdoor.Whenheopenedit,hisfacewascoldanduninviting.“Excuseme,sir,”Lilysaidpolitely,“I’myournewneighbor,Lily,andmydaughter,Mia,liveswithme.We’vebeenhavingtroublesleepingbecauseofthepianomusicintheevenings.Couldyoupossiblyplayalittlesofterorstopearlier?”OnhearingLily’srequest,MrWhitmore’sexpressiondarkened.“Thisismyhouse,andI’llplaymypianowheneverIwant,”heshouted.“I’velivedherefor20years,andnoonehasevercomplainedbefore.Youshouldlearntoadapt.”Withthat,heshutthedoorloudlyinherface.Lilyfeltangryandhelpless.Shewentbacktoherapartment,whereMiawassittingonthesofa,rubbinghereyes.“Mommy,I’msotired,”Miasaidquietly.Lilyhuggedhertightly,determinedtofindawaytosolvetheproblem.Thenextmorning,asLilywastakingoutthetrash,shesawMrWhitmorestrugglingtocarryaheavyboxofbooks.Hemovedunsteadily,andtheboxslippedfromhishands,scattering(散开)booksalloverthefloor.Lilyhesitatedforamoment—partofherwantedtowalkaway,butherhearttoldhertohelp.注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Therefore,LilyhurriedovertolendMrWhitmoreahelpinghand.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thenextday,Lilywassurprisedwhensheheardasoftknockonherdoor.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案1．答案：CM:Sally,didyouseethemanstandingoutsideourclassroomnow?TheonewiththeBritishaccent.W:Yes,that’sMr.Brown.He’sournewscienceteacher.He’stakingoverfromMrs.Blacksinceshe’smovedtoGermany.2．答案：BM:So,you’releavingtomorrow.Whenwillyousetoff?W:I’vebookedataxitotheairportat8:00a.m.becauseIhavetobethereat9:00a.m.—twohoursbeforetheflight.M:Youshouldhaveaskedme.Iwouldhavedrivenyoutotheairport.3．答案：BM:I’velearnedsomuchaboutFrance,likeitscities,food,andcustoms.W:Yes.Bylivingthereforthepastfewmonths,youhavelearnedalot,especiallyitsculture.ButinordertogetevenbetteratspeakingFrench,youneedtoexpandyourvocabulary.4．答案：CW:Ihatedrivinginwinter.Evenonbrightdayslikethis,thesunissolowintheskythatitalmostblindsyou.M:Theweatherismuchbettertoday.Ihadtodriveuptomymother’slastweekendinthatheavysnow!Still,atleasttherehasn’tbeenanyiceontheroadssofar.5．答案：AM:I’vebeenfeelingstressedlately.MygrandmotherwasilllastweekandIhaveanimportantexamthisThursday.Howdoyoustaycalmattimeslikethis?W:WhenI’mstressed,Idosomeexercise.Ifeelpeacefulafterwards.M:Thanks.That’snotabadidea.6．答案：B7．答案：AM:Isentmynewbooktothepublisherlastweek,butIhaven’theardawordbackyet.W:Hmm,isthatapromisingsignoraworryingone?M:Honestly,I’mnotquitesure.Probablythelatter.I’mreallyonedgeaboutthis.Whatiftheydespiseit?W:Comeon,stayoptimistic.You’vemanagedtowritethreebooks!Mostpeoplecan’tevenfinishone.That’snosmallfeat.M:You’reabsolutelyright.Ishouldfocusonthepositiveaspects.W:Exactly!Hey,whydon’twestepawayfromallthisforabitanddosomethingenjoyabletogetthisoffyourmind?M:Thatsoundsgood.Whatdoyouhaveinmind?W:Howaboutweheadtothecinema?There’sthatnewcomedyout,supposedtobeamazing.Mighthelploosenyouup.M:Perfect.8．答案：A9．答案：B10．答案：CW:It’sgreattohaveyoubackfromuniversity,dear!Comeinside.Yourfatherandsisterhavegonetothesupermarket.We’repreparingabigdinnerforyou.M:Thanks,Mom.W:Comeandsitdownfirst.Takeashortbreak.How’severythingbeenatschool?M:Prettygoodoverall.Well,there’sonethingIwanttotalktoyouabout.Istartedawork-studyprogramatanaccountingfirm,butI’vehadasuddenchangeofheart.I’drathernotworkwithnumbers.Instead,Iwanttoswitchtoacreativefield,likeliterature.W:That’sabigchange!Theyareliketwocompletelydifferentworlds.M:Doyouthinkit’sstrangetochangemajors?W:Oh,IchangedmymajorwhenIwasyourage,too.Iknowyou’lldowellinanyfield.TheonlythingI’mworriedaboutisthejobopportunitiesincreativeareas.Followyourheart,butdon’tignorefuturejoboptions.Pleasekeepthisinmindwhilechoosingamajor.11．答案：C12．答案：A13．答案：BW:Hello,sir.WelcometoEurasiaAssociates.Doyouhaveanappointment?M:Idon’t,sorry.I’mlookingforMs.Greenwell.Lastmonth,shementionedIshouldvisitherofficetonegotiatethepricesofourbusinessdeal.W:Isee.Ihaveherscheduleinfrontofme.ButI’mafraidtherearen’tanyappointmentslisted,noranymentionofvisitorscominginthisafternoon.M:Sure.Butisitpossibletodropintoherofficeafterlunch?W:She’sintheconferenceroomgivingapresentationtoinvestorsuntil3:00p.m.MayItakeamessageforher?M:PleasementionthatTomfromACInternationalstoppedby.Here’smybusinesscardwithmymobilenumber.I’mfreeforachatonthephoneanytimetoday.AndIcancomebacktotheofficeanytimenextweek.W:Willdo,sir.Thanksforcomingby.I’lldeliverthismessageforyou.14．答案：B15．答案：C16．答案：A17．答案：CW:Hi,thisisMary,themanageratHenry’sGrill.Inoticedyourapplicationforawaiterposition.Unfortunately,we’vealreadyfilledallserverpositions.However,wedohaveanopeningforahost.You’llgreetandguidegueststotheirtables,ensuringtheyhaveapleasantstarttotheirmeal.Areyouopentothat?M:Thanksforcalling.Iwasmainlylookingforsomethingservingtables.Iusedtobringfoodanddrinkstothecustomers.W:Iunderstand.Butbeingahostcanbeagreatexperience,too.It’safantasticwaytodevelopyourcommunicationskillsandgetafullpictureofhowtherestaurantoperates.You’llhaveasimilarsalary,andit’sabitmorerelaxed.M:Thatsoundsinteresting.ButI’mnotsureaboutworkingaloneatthefrontoftherestaurant.I’mabitnervousabouthandlingeverythingbymyself,especiallyduringbusyhours.W:Youwon