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注意事项：1.答题前填写好自己的姓名、班级、考号等信息2.请将答案正确填写在答题卡上第Ⅰ卷（选择题）一、听力选择题：本大题共20小题，共30分。1.Whatdoesthemansayabouthissuit?A.Heboughtithimself. B.Itdoesn'tmatchhisshirt. C.Itisabirthdaygift.2.Whatwilltheweatherprobablybelikethisweekend?A.Rainyandwindy. B.Sunnyandwindy. C.Cloudyandcool.3.Whatdidthemanpromisetodothisafternoon?A.Dothedishes. B.Cleanupthegarden. C.Quitcomputergames.4.Howwillthemangototherestaurant?A.Bycar. B.Bytaxi. C.Onfoot.5.Whatflavorofice-creamdoesthewomanlikebest?A.Banana. B.Strawberry. C.Carrot.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whydidthewomancongratulatetheman?A.Hegotapromotion. B.Hefoundanewjob.C.Heparticipatedinaproject.7.Whatisthewomangoingtodonext?A.Worklateintothenight. B.Gobacktowork.C.Talktothevolunteers.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatdidthemandointhesecondyear?A.HetaughthimselfFrench. B.HewenttoAustralia.C.Hemadesomefriends.9.Whatistheman'smajor?A.Businessmanagement. B.French. C.Computerscience.10.Whydoesthemanchangehisgraduationplan?A.Heneedstosharetheteacher'sworkload.B.Hewilltakeanexchangeprogram.C.Hewantstojoinmoreclubs.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Athome. B.Inagym. C.Inthehospital.12.Howmanypeoplevisitedtheman?A.Three. B.Four. C.Five.13.Howdoesthemanfeelabouthisfriends?A.Grateful. B.Concerned. C.Angry.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatworriesthewoman?A.GettinglostinSanFrancisco. B.TheunavailabilityoftheGPS.C.Thefeelingofinsecurity.15.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.Visitpopulartouristspots. B.Buyaphonecharger.C.Takeatouristmap.16.Whydoesthemanrecommendtravelingbybike?A.Ittakeslesstime. B.Itisinexpensive. C.Ithelpstoloseweight.17.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Friends. B.Guideandtourist. C.Strangers.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.WhatisamissionofRossCollege?A.Toexpanditscampusfacilities.B.Topromoteconstructionprojects.C.Topreparestudentsforcommunityservice.19.WhatcanbeknownabouttheeducationalexperienceatRossCollege?A.Itisn'tlimitedtoclassroomactivities.B.Itmainlycentersonacademicknowledge.C.Itisprimarilydesignedfornewstudents.20.Whatisthespeakerdoing?A.Makinganapology. B.Deliveringawelcomespeech.C.Extendinganinvitation.二、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共37.5分。ADiscoverYourPassionThisSummer!Readytodiveintosomethingnew?VCUCollegeofHumanitiesandSciencesSummerCampsessionsgivehighschoolstudentsthechancetoexploreexcitingtopicsinscience,humanities,andsocialsciences-allonarealcollegecampus.Byspending200dollars,youcanchooseyouradventureandmakethissummerunforgettable!BeakerBreakersDates:June22-26Taughtbygeneralchemistryprofessors,thissummercampallowsstudentstotourouradvancedlaboratoryandresearchequipmentandcooperatewithourworld-classteachers,graduatestudents,andotherhighschoolresearchers.Frombuildingasimplespectroscope(分光镜)todesigningawaterpurificationsystem,theseengagingprojectsbuildteamworkinacollegelearningenvironment!VCUPhilosophyCampDates:June22-26Itisacampforstudentscuriousaboutphilosophicalquestions.Studentswillspendeachdayatcampdiggingintodifferentengagingactivitiesthatintroducethemtotheexcitingworldofphilosophy.Studentswillplaygames,performtheatricaldialogues,createandsharepresentations,askexpertguestspeakersquestions,andmakelifelongfriendsindeepconversationsabouttimelessquestions.GabrielSummerScholarInstituteDates:June22-27Thisisasix-daycollegeexperienceaimedatgivingstudentsalivelyintroductiontotheworldofBlackStudies.Studentswillmeetscholarsandcollegestudents,visitAfricanAmericansitessignificanttoRichmond,fromartandhistorymuseumstoanurbanfarm/artpark,theJamesRiver,LibraryofVirginia,andtheuniversity'scollections.HumanMachineLabDates:June15-19Throughoutthisweek-longprogram,participantswillconductgold-standardfitnessassessmentstomapthe"humanmachine".Intheafternoons,studentsmovefromtheuniversitylabtothecomputertoanalyzetheirownperformanceresultsusingSPSSsoftware.Thisprogrambridgesthegapbetweenathleticinterestandacademicinquiry,providingaunique"behind-the-scenes"lookatthediversecareerpathsinthehealthsciencefield.21.Whichcampbestsuitsstudentsinterestedinaskingabstractquestions?A.BeakerBreakers. B.VCUPhilosophyCamp.C.HumanMachineLab. D.GabrielSummerScholarInstitute.22.WhatdowelearnaboutHumanMachineLab?A.Itrequiresfewdataanalyses. B.Itfocusesonsocialsciences.C.Itcombinessportswithstudy. D.Itstresseschemicalexperiments.23.Whatdothefourcampshaveincommon?A.Theyarefreeofcharge. B.Theyareheldonthesamedays.C.Theytargetcollegestudents. D.Theyofferatasteofcollegelife.BThenexttimesomeonesmilesatyou,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,leadingtobetterhealthoutcomesovertime.InOlszanowski'sstudy,evenforcedsmilesmadepeoplecopythesmileandfeelmoretrust.ButPiotrWinkielman,aprofessorattheUniversityofCaliforniaSanDiego,thinksrealsmilesmightworkevenbetter.Hepointstoa2025reviewthatfoundnaturalexpressionshadstrongereffectsthanforcedones.Moreover,differentplaceshavedifferentrulesaboutwhentosmileandwhatasmilemeans.Sothesamesmilemightnotmakepeoplefeelthesameleveloftrustineverycountry.24.Whatisafindingofunconscioussmilemimicry?A.Itcanbeblockedeasily. B.Itleadstolessresourcesharing.C.Itcanproducenegativefeelings. D.Itispositivelyrelatedtotrustratings.25.Whycancopyingasmileincreasetrustaccordingtotheresearchers?A.Itmakespeoplelookprettier. B.Itcanshowone'shonestydirectly.C.Itcancreateasenseofbelonging. D.Itenablesonetothinkpositively.26.Whatdoesthe2025studysuggestabouttrust?A.Itcutsbackonmedicalcosts. B.Ithasmeasurablehealthresults.C.Itimprovessocialinteractions. D.Itmainlybenefitsmedicalstaff.27.Whatmightaffecttheamountoftrustasmileproduces?A.Culture. B.Economy. C.Technology. D.Education.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:PromisinginLongLifespanDSmelliskeytoantlife.Eachanthasaspecialchemicalonitsbodythattellsothersitisfromthesamegroup.Anewstudysuggeststhathumanairpollution,especiallyozone(臭氧),isdamagingtheseimportantsmellsandcausingchaosinantsocieties.Eachantspecieshasauniquesmellformedfromstablechemicals.Unfortunately,thesechemicalsreacteasilywithozone,apollutantthathasincreasedduetohumanactivity.Ozonelevelsaremuchhigherincities,sometimesreaching100partsperbillion,comparedtoabout10partsperbillionincleanerareas.Researcherswantedtoseeifhigherozonewouldchangetheants'smellandcauseattackwhentheyreturnedtothegroup.Theyexposedsixdifferentantspeciestoairwith100partsperbillionofozone,similartopollutedcityairinsummer.Afterjust20minutes,theozonehadsignificantlydamagedthechemicalsthathelpantsrecognizefriends.Infiveofthesixspecies,thisledtoantsfromthesamegroupattackingtheirexposednestmates.Scientistswereastonishedbyhowstronglytheantsbehaviourchanged.Eventhoughthespecialsmellwastiny,itwasveryimportantfortellingwhowasfamily.Inanotherexperiment,exposingsmallantsandtheirbabiestosimilarozonelevelsmadetheparentsstopcaringforthem,causingthedeathofbabies.Antsarevitaltoourecosystems.Thereareabout30,000species,andtheirtotalmassissimilartoallbirdsandmammalscombined.Theyhelpdigsoil,spreadseeds,andcleantheenvironment.Theircomplexsocietiescanteachusmuch.Whileinsectdeclineisoftenlinkedtopesticides(杀虫剂),climatechange,andhabitatloss,thisstudyshowsairpollutionmayharminsectsinunexpectedways.Ozonehasalreadybeenshowntomessupcommunicationbetweenflowersandpollinators(传粉者),andbetweenflies.Thisresearchindicatesthatairpollutionmayhaveevenwidereffectsbythreateningtheveryfunctionofsocialinsectgroups.32.Whydidtheresearchersexposeantstoairwith100partsperbillionofozone?A.Toprovethatozoneisthemostharmfulpollutant.B.Tofindoutthenumberofantspeciesinpollutedareas.C.Totesthowozoneaffectsants'smellandgroupbehaviour.D.Tostudyhowantsprotecttheirnestmatesfrompollution.33.Howdidthescientistsfeelabouttheresultsoftheexperiments?A.Unconcerned. B.Disappointed. C.Doubtful. D.Surprised.34.WhatcanweinferaboutantsfromParagraph5?A.Theyperformcriticalecologicalfunctions.B.Theirtotalmassissmallerthanthatofallbirds.C.Theycanadaptquicklytopollutedenvironments.D.Theirsocialbehaviourismorecomplexthanthatofhumans.35.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlysuggest?A.Pesticidesarethemaincauseofinsectdecline.B.Airpollutioncanhaveunpredictableeffectsonsocialinsects.C.Thefunctionofsocialinsectgroupsiseasytodamage.D.Antsaremoresensitivetopollutionthanotherinsects.三、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共12.5分。ResearchersfromYaleSchoolofPublicHealthfollowed3,635adultsaged50andolderover12yearsandexaminedhowreadinghabitsrelatedtosurvival.___36___Peopleregularlyreadingbookslivedanaverageof23monthslongerthanthosewhodidn'treadatall.Themechanismthatbestexplainswhyreadinghelpsyoulivelongerisitssocial-emotionaleffects.___37___Readingfictioncanprovideuswithareplacementforsocialexperience.Lonelinessisnowconsideredaseriousriskfactorforearlymortality(死亡),evencomparabletosmokingorobesity.___38___Readingappearstobeaveryrealformofstressreduction."Whenpeopleread,theyoftenenterafocusedyetmeditative(沉思的)mentalstate,"explainsElizabethA.L.Stine-Morrow,aresearchprofessorofeducationalpsychologyattheUniversityofIllinois."Forsome,readingevenbecomesaformofmeditation,"shesays,"___39___"Thismakessensebecausestressisoneofthemostpowerfulfactorsofaging,withstudiesshowingthatitincreasesinflammation,disruptssleepandweakenstheimmunesystem.Readingcanalsohelpprotectagainstcognitive(认知的)decline.___40___Thisiswheretheinfluenceofreadingmaybeevenmorepowerful.Alandmark14-yearstudyfoundthatadultswhoregularlyengagedinmentallystimulatingactivitiessuchasreadingexperiencedsignificantlyslowerratesofcognitivedeclinethanthosewhodidnot.A.Whatwasthefinding?B.Itisnevertoolatetorediscoverthebenefitsofreading.C.Socialconnectionisincrediblyimportantforhealthyaging.D.Allpeoplewouldliketokeeptheirbrainshealthyastheyage.E.Bookshelpeaselonelinessbyofferingcompanionshipwithoutpressure.F.Lifelongreadingandwritingwereassociatedwithslowermemorydecline.G.Thecalmthatreadingbringsmayhelpreducestressandpromotelongevity.四、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共15分。Forweeks,Shumaker's4-year-olddaughterAubreehadbeenaskingfora"realpianokeyboard."ItwasChristmasEve.NowthatAubreewassoundlyasleep,Shumakerwasreadyto___41___thekeyboardpackforthemorningsurprise.___42___,openingthebox,sheonlysawthestandandbench.Nokeyboard.Panic___43___herassherealizedthekeyboardwassoldseparately.Shecheckedonlineretailersandconsidereddrivingtoastore,butno___44___.Desperate,Shumaker___45___inaneighborhoodFacebookgroup:"I'mso___46___thiswillruinherChristmasastoaskforyourhelp..."AndySpencer,wholived5milesaway,sawher___47___.HethoughtofthekeyboardhiswifehadgottenfortheirdaughterHailey.Shehadhardlyeverplayedit.When___48___aboutthesituation,Haileywaseagertohelp."Mydaughterhasakeyboardandwasmorethan___49___togiveitup,"Spencersays.Theymetatagrocerystorenearherhome.Togetherthey___50___thekeyboardintohercar.WhenShumakeroffered___51___,Spencerdeclined."It'sfree,"hesaid."JustsendaphotoofahappyAubree."OnChristmasmorning,Aubree'sface___52___asthefirstnotesemergedfromthekeyboard."Aubreeissoengagedthatshehasn'tevenopenedherother___53___,"ShumakertextedSpencer.___54___thatnight,Shumakersays,"IliterallyjustmetSantaClausinreallife."Theexperiencehadherbelievingthatsometimesthegreatestgiftscomefromthe___55ofstrangers.41.A.pickup B.setup C.takeup D.buildup42.A.Therefore B.Otherwise C.However D.Moreover43.A.impressed B.defeated C.occupied D.overwhelmed44.A.hope B.luck C.way D.doubt45.A.posted B.wrote C.commented D.announced46.A.annoyed B.upset C.embarrassed D.astonished47.A.complaint B.determination C.request D.assumption48.A.told B.reminded C.asked D.persuaded49.A.fortunate B.inspiring C.ambitious D.willing50.A.hid B.transformed C.loaded D.equipped51.A.thanks B.assistance C.coverage D.payment52.A.litup B.cheeredup C.sprangup D.clearedup53.A.instruments B.toys C.presents D.facilities54.A.Recalling B.Reflecting C.Refreshing D.Reminding55.A.inspiration B.sympathy C.respect D.kindness第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）五、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共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。Followingtheirthrillingperformancesatthe2026SpringFestivalGala,thehumanoidrobotsdevelopedbyChineseroboticscompanyUnitreeRoboticsonceagaindelivered___56___breathtakingmartialartsdisplayatBeijing'siconicTempleofHeaven.Inanewvideo___57___(release)bythecompanyonMonday,50G1humanoidrobotsshowcasedanextraordinarymartialartsperformance,___58___combinedtraditionandtechnologyinawaythatfeelsstraightoutofasci-fiblockbuster(大片).Dressed___59___festiveredT-shirts,therobotsperformedinaperfectlysynchronized(同步的)formation.Theirflexiblemovements,includingleaps,shiftsandflips,___60___(demonstrate)theprecisetechniqueandshowedtheessenceofChinesemartialarts.Theperformanceconcludedinarespectfulfist-claspingsalute.Alabelreading"live-action,notAI-generated"furtheremphasizedthetechnologicalachievement.FromthestageoftheSpringFestivalGalatothereal-worldbackdropoftheTempleofHeaven,theserobotshaveproventheir___61___(impress)stabilityandspeed.DuringtheirFebruary16performanceattheSpringFestivalGala,therobotsachievedmultipleworld-firsttechnical___62___(breakthrough),includingtheworld'sfirstcontinuousfreestyletable-vaultingparkourandtheworld'sfirstaerialflip(空翻),withamaximum___63___(high)exceeding3meters.Lookingahead,WangXingxing,CEOofUnitreeRobotics,saidthatseveralnewproductsarebeingdevelopedfor2026,___64___(range)frompracticalservicerobotstomoreexperimentalproductschallengingtheboundariesoftechnology."Enablingrobots___65___(drive)humanproductivityforwardisourcommongoal,"saidWang."Thisisalsothefocusofoureffortsthisyear."六、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共40分。66.假定你是李华，你校英语俱乐部计划举办"TellChineseStoriesinEnglish"短视频比赛。请给负责人David写封邮件，内容包括：1.建议增加"最佳创意奖"奖项；2.自荐担任评委并说明理由。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。DearDavid,Yourssincerely,LiHua67.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。MadalinCris,aRomanian-bornLondonerinhistwenties,wasworkingasalifeguardatacentralLondongym.Hewasamountaineeringenthusiastandanexperiencedmountaineer.However,climbingMontBlanc,thetallestmountainintheAlps,wasabsolutelynoteasy.ButforCris,climbingMontBlancthatyearbecamesymbolicofsomethingbigger.Itgavehimasenseofpurposeanda"waveofenergy"everytimehethoughtaboutit.Ratherthansimplyrushingtothemountain,Crisspentmonthspreparing.Hetrainedhisbodywithlong-distancerunning,stairclimbing,andweightexercisestobuildtheenduranceneededforhighaltitude(海拔高度).Hereadbooksandwatchedinstructionalvideosonglacier(冰川)travelandrescue.Hestudiedtheroutecarefullyandboughtthenecessarytools-boots,aniceaxe,andarope.TheninAugust,CrisarrivedinChamonixtobefacedbyMontBlanc.Thefirstdaywentwell.Otherclimberswerearound,soitseemedunlikelythathe'dgetlost.Thealtitudedidn'taffecthimseverely.Thenthenextday,hestartedthefinalpushtothetop.Asheneared4,600metersabovesealevel,hebeganfeelinguncomfortablebecausetheweatherconditionsworsened.Thewindwashowling,thesnowwasdrivinghard,buthewasmakingsteadyprogress.About180metersfromthetop,heencounteredtwofigures-aBritishfatherandsonhehadmetthepreviousnightatthemountainhut(小屋).Thefather,James,wasinhis50sandhisson,Matt,wassimilarinagetoCris.Theywereropedtogether,astandardsafetymeasureforglaciertravel.Criscouldnotseetheirfaces,buthecouldsensetheirpanic.Coveredupagainstthewind,theydecidedtoturnback.Crisjoinedtheminclimbingdownforsafety.Thewindhitthethreemenhard."Theymovedslowlyandthensuddenly,Jamesslippedandwasslidingdownward.BothJamesandMattwereindanger.Crisstoodinshockforasecond.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。Then,withoutthinking,Crisjumpedintoaction.WiththehelpofCrisandMatt,Jameswaspulledback.保密★启用前《凤阳二中高二年级第一学期第二次教学质量检测英语科试题》参考答案题号12345678910答案CABABABCCB题号11121314151617181920答案CBAACBACAB题号21222324252627282930答案BCDDCBACBB题号31323334353637383940答案DCDABACEGD题号41424344454647484950答案BCDBABCADC题号5152535455答案DACAD1．C【原文】W:Hey,Chris,Iloveyoursuit.Youlooksosmartinit.M:Thankyou,Meryl.Itgoeswellwithmyshirt,doesn'tit?Myfatherboughtmethisformybirthday.2．A【原文】W:It'sfinallyclearedup.M:Buttheradiosaidtherewouldbeaheavyrainthisweekendanditwillalsobequitewindythen.W:Oh,whatapity!3．B【原文】W:Leo,enoughwithyourcomputergames!M:ButI'vejustwashedthedishes.Ideservesomegametime.W:Butyoupromisedtodosomethingwiththegardenthisafternoon.Itismessy.M:Okay,I'mcoming.4．A【原文】W:Mark,didyoucallataxitogototherestaurant?M:No,Ihavemycaroutside.Oh,comeon,it'stimetogo.W:Don'tworry.It'sonlyabouthalfanhour'swalkfromhere.5．B【原文】W:Wow,therearesomanydifferentflavorsoficecream.M:Yes,theremustbeatleast100.Theyevenhaveacarrotflavorhere.W:Yes,butIpreferstrawberry.Sowhat'syourfavorite?M:Banana.6．A 7．B【原文】W:Hi,George,congratulationsonyourpromotion!M:Thankyou.Newsspreadsquickly.W:Youdeserveit.Iknowyouworkedhardeveryday,stayedlatemanynights,andvolunteeredformanyprojects.M:Thanks,Maria.AndIwon'tforgetwhohelpedmewiththeworkwhichledtothispromotion.W:Oh,don'tmentionit.Well,Ihavetogetbacktomyofficerightnow.We'lltalklater.8．C 9．C 10．B【原文】W:Hi,Sam.Areyouenjoyinguniversity?M:Yes,thesecondyearismuchbetterthanfreshmanyear.Imadeanewgroupoffriendsandjoinedseveralclubs.W:That'sgreattohear.What'syourmajor,bytheway?M:Computerscience,butI'malsoteachingmyselfbusinessmanagementinFrench.W:Oh,thatmustkeepyoubusy.M:Yes,theworkloadisheavy,butIenjoywhatI'mstudying.W:That'sgood.Doyouwanttograduatein4years?M:Ihadplannedtograduatein4years,butI'vechangedmyplanbecausemyteacheradvisesmetodoa1-yearexchangeprograminAustralia.W:Thatsoundsexciting.Allthebest.M:Thanks.11．C 12．B 13．A【原文】W:Hi,Chad.Howareyoufeelingtoday?M:Muchbetter.ThedoctorthinksIcancheckoutofthehospitaltomorrowandgohome.W:That'sgreat.Iknowthelastfewdayshavebeenverytoughforyou.Hasanyoneelsecometovisit?M:Youwon'tbelieveit.Threeofmyfriendscamewithmagazinesandfruit,andstillanothershowedupandspentthewholeafternooncheeringmeup.W:Wow,nowonderyou'refeelingbetter.Laughteristhebestmedicine.M:You'reright.Weshouldalwaysencourageoneanotherandbuildeachotherup.IfeellikealltheencouragementI'vereceivedfrommyfriendshasreallyhelpedmerecoverfaster.W:Absolutely.Well,Ihavetogotothegymtopickupmysonnow.M:Seeyou.Thanksforcoming.14．A 15．C 16．B 17．A【原文】M:Hi,Jane,youareplanningtospendyourholidayinSanFrancisco.I'mfromthecity.Needanyadvice?W:Well,tobefrank,I'mworriedaboutgettinglostthere.GPSserviceisnostrangertome,butthefeelingofbeingaloneinabigcityupsetsme.M:Youcantakeamapwithyouatalltimes,justincaseyourphone'sbatterydiesinthemiddleofthestreet.Touristmapsaresoldeverywhereinpopularvisitingsites.Youshouldfindoneeasily.W:Okay.Ihopeitwouldn'tbeverytroublesometocarryamapeverywhere.M:Transportationwon'tbeaproblem.Therearebusesandtaxisallaround,butdoyouwanttorentabike?IknowthatSanFranciscohasalotoffacilitiesandpolicieswhichpromotebikes.W:Oh,Icanridebikesquitesmoothly.M:Thenthisisanoptionyoushouldreallyconsider.Althoughittakeslonger,it'scheapandsafe.18．C 19．A 20．B【原文】M:Hello,everyone,welcomebacktoRossCollege.Wearesoexcitedtowelcomestudentsbacktothecampus.Thecampusisjustnotthesamewithoutyou.Youarethereasonwhyweexist,andourmissionistoequipandinspireyouforexcellenceandserviceinyourcommunities.Wehavebeenworkingoverthesummertomakesomechangesandupgradestothecampus.Somearevisibleandsomeareinvisible.Wejustaskforyourpatiencebecausetheprogressisongoingandtheconstructionisactuallyongoing.Wehaveteacherswhohavebeenhereforyearsandcontinuetoprovideyouwithanamazingeducationalexperience,anditisanexperiencenotjustintheclassroom,butoutsidetheclassroomaswell.Therearesomanyexcitingthingsgoingon,andI'mlookingforwardtogreetingeachofyouinthefirstfewweeks.21．B 22．C 23．D解析：21．细节理解题。根据VCUPhilosophyCamp部分"Itisacampforstudentscuriousaboutphilosophicalquestions.(这是一个为对哲学问题感到好奇的学生设立的营地。)"可知，VCUPhilosophyCamp最适合对抽象问题感兴趣的学生。22．细节理解题。根据HumanMachineLab部