江苏南京市七校联合体2026-2027学年第一学期10月调研高三英语试题（含解析含听力原文无音频）

2026-2027学年第一学期10月调研试题高三英语第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）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.Whydoesthewomancomplainaboutthenewoffice?A.Theviewisnotattractive.B.Theelevatorisoftencrowded.C.Thelocationisnotconvenient.2.Whatisthewomangoingtodothisweekend?A.Enjoythesceneryinthepark.B.Gosightseeingwiththeman.C.Collectsomefallenleaves.3.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Interviewerandinterviewee. B.Employerandemployee. C.Colleagues.4.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomantocheck?A.Hiscontent. B.Hisgestures. C.Hisaccent.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Acontest. B.Flowers. C.Photos.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5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.WhatdoweknowaboutAstoria?A.Itisnearthedowntownarea. B.Ithasagoodtransportsystem.C.Itisfullofwonderfularchitecture.7.WhatiscalledBehindtheScreen?A.Afilm. B.Anexhibition. C.Aperformance.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whydidthemaninvitethewomantogocamping?A.Heneededacompanion.B.Hewantedtolearnsurvivalskills.C.Hewouldlikehertoexperiencethewild.9.Howdidthespeakersgetthefood?A.Themanmadeit.B.Themanboughtit.C.Thewomanpreparedit.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatisthemainreasonfortheman'svisit?A.Hehasasorethroat.B.Hewantstoquitsmoking.C.Hecannotbreatheproperly.11.Whatisthecauseoftheman'sproblem?A.Acommoninfection. B.Aneckinjury. C.Abehaviorchange.12.Howmanytabletsshouldthemantakeaday?A.Four. B.Eight. C.Ten.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.WhatdidLynndoforhercolleague?A.Shecoveredhershift.B.Sheaskedforleaveforher.C.Shestayedwithhertilllate.14.WhatdoesLynnthinkofhermanager?A.Demanding. B.Practical. C.Unfair.15.WhatdoesLynnwantthemantodoforher?A.Introducehertoanewemployer.B.Haveatalkwithhermanager.C.Writeareferenceletter.16.WhatdoesthemansuggestLynndowithhermanager?A.Tellhisbossthetruth.B.Askhimforapromotion.C.Talktohimaboutherquitting.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whatdoesthespeakerremindthelistenerstodoatfirst?A.Makeaticketpurchase.B.Attendtheconcertnextweek.C.Discussthemostpopularcharity.18.Whichcharitywillgetthemoney?A.WaterAid.B.AnimalRescue.C.TheChildren'sSociety.19.Whydoesthespeakerexpressthankstosomeofthelisteners?A.Fordonatingmoney.B.Forvotingforthecharity.C.Forofferinghelpwithhallpreparations.20.Whatdoesthespeakerstillneedavolunteerfor?A.Organizingtherefreshments.B.Creatingtheconcertposter.C.Checkingthetickets.第二部分阅读（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、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AWelcometowatchOnceUponaTimeintheMiddleEast,atouchingwartimefilmdirectedbyWenMuyeandstarringShenTeng,awell-knownChinesecomedyactor.Differentfromhisusualfunnyroles,ShenTengactsasXuFu,acommonChinesechef.Setinthewar-tornMiddleEast,thestoryfollowsXuFu,whogoesabroadtopayoffhisdebtsandworksinLoongRestaurant.Whenwarbreaksout,therestaurantturnsintoashelterforhomelesschildrenhurtbyconflict.Hecookswarmstewwithleftoverfoodforthesekids.Theline"eatwell"runsthroughthewholemovie,showingordinarypeople'skindnessandthetruemeaningofpeace.Thefilmcarriesasincereanti-warmessageandwilldefinitelywinwidepraisefromaudiences.ReleaseTime:ThefilmofficiallyhitthebigscreenonAugust10.AdvancedscreeningsareavailablefromAugust7toAugust9.TicketPrice&Discounts:Full-priceticket:55yuanperpersonStudentdiscount:10%discount(validonlywithyourstudentIDcard;oneticketperID)Groupdiscount:Forgroupsofover10people,15%discountisavailableforeachticket.Bookgroupticketsatleastonedayaheadthroughtheofficialaccount.Specialoffer:Everyweekdaybefore12:00atnoon,allticketsenjoya10-yuancut.Thisoffercannotbeusedtogetherwiththeotherdiscounts.Refund&ExchangePolicy:●Ticketscanbeexchangedorfullyrefundedupto30minutesbeforethemoviestarts.Oncethefilmbegins,noexchangeorrefundisallowed.●Foronlinetickets,youcanonlyapplyforrefundorexchangeontheplatformwhereyourbookingismade.Ticketsboughtatthecinemacounterneedface-to-faceservice.●Discounttickets,includingstudentticketsandgrouptickets,followthesamerefundrulesasfull-pricetickets.●Incaseofemergencysuchascinemaequipmentfailure,thecinemawillprovidefullrefundsorfreeticketreplacement.Formoreinformationaboutshowtimes,seatselectionandexclusivebehind-the-scenesclipsofthemovie,pleaseclickthelinkbelowtovisitourofficialwebsite.Don'tmissthisthought-provokingfilmfullofwarmthandhumanistic.21.WhatcanwelearnaboutthefilmOnceUponaTimeintheMiddleEast?A.IttellsafunnystorywhichissetinChina. B.Itsleadrolebreaksawayfromhistypicalstyle. C.ItwasfirstshowntothepubliconAugust7officially. D.Itsmainthemefocusesonthesuccessofmilitaryvictory.22.Howmuchwillacollegestudentpayatleastat11a.m.onMondayusinghisstudentID?A.49.5yuan. B.40yuan. C.45yuan. D.39.5yuan.23.WhichofthefollowingagreeswithRefundandExchangePolicy?A.Onlineticketsshouldbedealtwithontheoriginalplatform.B.Groupticketscannotberefundedonceyoucompletethebooking.C.Youcangetyourmoneybackwithinhalfanhourafterthemoviebegins.D.Viewerscanonlygetticketexchangedifthecinemaequipmentbreaksdown.BAtthe20thAsianGamesAichi-Nagoya2026,17-year-oldChenYujieofChinamadehistory.OnSeptember25,sheclaimedthewomen's100-metergoldmedalin11.06seconds,settinganewGamesrecord,beatingthepreviousmarkof11.15secondssetbySriLanka'sSusanthikaJayasinghein2002—arecordthathadstoodfor24years.Theroadtovictorywasfarfromsmooth.Inthesemi-finals,Singapore'stwo-timeOlympianShantiPereiraclocked11.28secondsandbecametheclearfavorite.Chenclocked11.41seconds—asolidresult,thoughnoteye-catching—tosecureherplaceinthefinal.ChenlateradmittedshefeltheavypressureaheadofherfirstAsianGamesfinal."Onthetrainingtrack,mylegsshook.Iwasafraidofafalsestart,"sherecalled.Ratherthansubmittingtonervousness,shekeptrepeatingtoherself,"Staycalm,avoidmistakes,andruncleanly."Whenthestartinggunwentoff,Chenfoundanothergear.Sheturnedinabrilliantfinalrunandcrossedthefinishlinefirst.Pereiratooksilverwithaseason-best11.21seconds,whileBahrain'sEdidiongOdiongearnedbronzein11.33seconds.ForChen,thisgoldservesasanearly,meaningfulbirthdaygift.Shewillturn18thisDecember—thelegalageofadulthoodinChina.Whenaskedhowfastshebelievesshecangointheyearsahead,shejustreplied:"Ihavenolimits."PereiraspokehighlyoftherisingChinesesprinter.ShesaidshewasexcitedtoseewhatChenwoulddoandbelievedChenwouldkeepbreakingrecords.ThisremarkablewinbuildsonChen'searlierachievement:shewonthewomen's200-metertitleatthe2025AsianAthleticsChampionships,whereshealsofinishedaheadofPereira.NowholdingherfirstAsianGamesgold,theteenagerhassethersightshigher.“IhopetoshowmystrengthattheWorldChampionshipsandtheOlympics.IwanttoleavemymarkonChineseandAsianwomen’ssprinting,”Chenshared.24.WhatdoweknowaboutChenYujiefromthisarticle?A.Shebrokea24-year-oldAsianGamesrecord.B.Shemadeittothefinalwithanextraordinaryresult.C.ShebeatShantiPereiraby0.09secondsinthefinal.D.ShewonherAsianGamesgoldmedalattheageof18.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“foundanothergear”inParagraph4mean?A.Realizedhertruepersonallimit. B.Enteredamorepowerfulstate.C.Changedherusualwayofrunning. D.Discoverednewsportsequipment.26.WhydoesthewritermentionChen’ssuccessatthe2025AsianAthleticsChampionships?A.Tostressrulesvaryindifferentcompetitions.B.ToshowherAsianGamesvictorywasnoaccident.C.Toexplainwhyshefeltgreatpressurebeforethefinal.D.ToprovesheoncebrokeaGamesrecordatthatcompetition.27.Whatmessagedoestheauthorwanttoconvey?A.Youngathletescanbreakrecordsaslongastheykeepcalm.B.Top-levelrunnersoftensethighergoalsfortheirownfuture.C.Realcourageismovingforwardbravelywhenyoufeelafraid.D.Constanthardworkistheonlysecrettobecomingagreatathlete.CWhatmakesanadultqueueupoutsideashoptogettheirhandsonanexclusive,yetugly,furrybagcharm?LabubudollsandStanleycupsarefadsthathavesprungoutofnowhereinthelastfewyears.Whatmakesafadafad,ratherthanatrend?Trendstendtodevelopmoreslowlyandreflectbroadershiftsinsociety.Fads,however,areunpredictable;theycomeoutofnowhereandspreadlikewildfirebeforedyingoutafterweeksormonths.They’redrivenbynewness,noveltyandexclusivity.It’seasytoblamesocialmediaonthegrowthoffads.ButwehadcrazeslongbeforewehadeasyaccesstotheInternet.CabbagePatchDolls,BeanieBabies,…therewasatimewhenthesewerecollectedobsessively(着迷地)bychildrenandadultsalike.Whathaschangedishowfastafadcanstartandtravel.Fadsandcrazestendtobeniche(小众的),andthisishowyouturnanormalitemintoacraze:scarcity.Limitedrunsandwaitinglistscreateasenseofurgency,whichinturnfuelsobsession,makingusspendmoneybeforewe’veeventhoughtaboutwhetherit’ssomethingweactuallywant.Therearereasonswhywefallforit.First,itisaninborndesiretobelong;wewanttobepartofagroup.Weseekvaluethroughothersaroundus,sowedon’twanttofeelleftoutorexcluded.Ourbrainsarealsowiredfornovelty,andwegetarushofdopamineasareward.Nooneissayingyoushouldn’tfollowafad.Ifyouhavethemoneytospareandsomethingbringsyoujoy,thentheoddobsessionisn’tharmful.Butifyoustarttofeelanobsessiveneedoryou’reconsumingbeyondyourmeans,thiscantransitionintoaproblem.Learningtoexercisecontrol,buildawarenessandexplorethe“why”canhelpusbetterunderstandourmotivationsbeforejumpingintothelatestcraze.28.Howisafaddifferentfromatrend?A.Afadspringsupallofasuddenanddisappearsshortlyafter.B.Atrendspreadslikewildfireandfadesawayinashortperiod.C.Afadisdrivenbynoveltyandmirrorslarge-scalesocialshifts.D.Atrendisfueledbyexclusivityandreflectslastingsocialchanges.29.Whydopeoplebuyintofadsaccordingtothepassage?A.Toownwhatishardforotherpeopletoget.B.Tospendmoneywithoutthinkingitthrough.C.Tofollowwhatsocialmediatellsthemtodo.D.Tomeetanaturalneedforbelongingandinclusion.30.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardfads?A.Favorable. B.Understandable. C.Negative. D.Dismissive.31.Howisthepassagemainlyorganized?A.Byraisingaproblemandofferingsolutions.B.Byintroducingatopicandprovidingexamples.C.Bypresentingaphenomenonandanalyzingitscauses.D.Bycomparingtwoopinionsanddrawingaconclusion.DAsakid,JorgMassenwouldwatchbirdsdiveandcircleoverheadandwonderwhethertheyweredoingitforenjoyment.Massen,nowabehavioralbiologistatUtrechtUniversity,wasfinallyabletoputthatquestiontothetestthankstoanearbybirdpark.ForseveralmonthseachyearthebirdsatAvifaunaBirdParkarefreetoleavetheircagesatcertaintimeseveryday.Whenthegatesopen,eachbirddecidesforitself:flyoutintotheopenskyorstayhome.Theygetnopunishmentorrewardeitherway.Amongthesebirdswere17pink-and-grayGalahCockatoos(鹦鹉)that,inthewild,flylongdistancestofindseeds.Theychosetoflyforalmostevery20-minuteperiodoffered,Massenreported.“Theirconsistentchoicetoflyisinlinewiththeideathatthebirdsfoundflightrewarding.”saysMichaelMendl,ananimalbehaviorresearcher.Theonlyexceptionwasapairofbirdsthatskippedflyingonce,onadaywhentheyhadjustbeengivennewnestboxes.Massensays,“Theyhadotheractivitiestoattendto,whicharealsoconsideredjoyful.”Afterflightsessions,theGalahssearchedforfood,scratchedandraisedtheircrests(羽冠)more—behaviorsinterpretedassignsof“positiveexcitementresultingfromfreeflight.”Andinatestdesignedtomeasureoptimism,theGalahsgrewmorehopefuloffindingtheirfavoritetreat(awalnut)whenthey’dhadseveraldaysoffreeflightandmorepessimisticafterseveraldaysofbeinggrounded.Animal-cognitionscientistsusedtobehesitanttojudgewhetheranimalshaveconsciousexperiences,butresearchershavebecomeincreasinglyopentoacceptingtheidea.“Ifbirdsarecapableofconsciousexperience,”Mendlsays,“thefindingswouldindeedsuggestthatthebirdsenjoyedflying.”ForGalahs,Massensays,flightappearstobeabehaviorthey’renaturallydriventoperform.Massenseeshisstudyaspartofabroadershiftinanimal-welfarescienceawayfromonlypreventingsufferingandtowarddesigningenvironmentsthatletanimalsexpressthenaturalbehaviorsthatseemtomakethemfeelgood.32.WhatdidtheGalahsdoduringtheexperiment?A.Theyflewmainlytolookforseeds.B.Theywaitedforarewardbeforeflying.C.Theyrarelyturneddownthechancetofly.D.Theyonlyflewwhenthekeepersgavethemfood.33.Whatdidthetestinparagraph5show?A.Thebirdsgrewtiredofflyingaftermanysessions.B.Thebirdsexpectedfewertreatsafterseveralflights.C.Thebirdslostinterestintheirwalnuttreatsovertime.D.Flyingliftedtheirspiritswhilestayingincagesloweredthem.34.WhatisthesignificanceofthestudyaccordingtoMassen?A.Itshowsareturntostudyinganimalsinthewild. B.Itshowsafocusonpreventinganimals’suffering. C.Itcausesadebateoverwhetheranimalsbelongincages. D.Itsignalsamovetowardlettinganimalsbehavenaturally.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitle?A.WhyDoBirdsFly? B.WhatDoBirdsWant?C.DoBirdsEnjoyFlying? D.DoBirdsHaveConsciousness?第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。WhyBeingSensitiveisaStrengthThereareplentyoftraitswetakeprideinbutbeing“sensitive”isusuallyperceivedasaweakness.It’susedtomeanyou’refragile,thin-skinned,orjustoverreacting.Themessagesensitivepeoplegetisthattheyshould“overcome”theirsensitivityand“toughenup.”____36____Sensitivepeopleareborntoprocessinformationmoredeeplythanothersdo,enablingthemtonoticewhatothersmiss,andhaveavividinnerlife.Suchdepthisprofitable.____37____Manyartists,musicians,andactorsarethemselvessensitivepeople.Butitdoesn’tendwiththearts.Thesameabilitytranslatestoinnovation.Manyofourgreatestthinkersandscientistshavebeensensitivepeople.Theytendtobedeepthinkersandendupseeingmorepossibilitiesandsolutions.Anotherstrengthsensitivepeoplehaveistheirdecision-makingability,whichmaygivethemanevolutionaryadvantage.Inacomputersimulation(模拟)ofnaturalselection,creatureswhospentmoreresourcesconsideringtheiroptionsandcomparingthemtopastresults,assensitivepeopledo,cameoutaheadinthelongtermcomparedtolesssensitivecreatures.____38____Inthewilderness,thatmightmeantrackingdownwildanimalswheneveryoneishungry.Butperhapsthegreatestadvantageofsensitivepeopleiswhatwecallthe“BoostEffect.”The“BoostEffect”meansthatsensitivepeoplegetmoreofaboostfromthesamethingsthathelpanyone.____39____Ifyou’reasensitiveperson,youcanactivatethisabilitybycultivatingasupportiveenvironmentaroundyourselfandbyseekingoutresourcessuchastraining,therapy,orcoaching.Ifanyofthissoundslikeyou,youmightbemoresensitivethanyourealize.Ifso,youhaveprobablyfeltthepressuretohideit.Butthat’satrap.____40____Sostophiding.Embraceit,andshowittotheworld.A.Tryingtodosoonlycutsyouofffromyourgift.B.However,sensitivityisnotnecessarilyadrawback.C.Theyareenergizedbyanyformoftrainingorsupport.D.Themostwell-knownsensitivegiftisperhapscreativity.E.Thatisbecausetheyaremoreknowledgeableandopen-minded.F.Theyaccumulatedmoreresourcesovertimeandout-survivedothers.G.Oneofthebenefitsofsensitivityisthatitmakespeoplemorecommitted.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Wheninuniversity,IjoinedanonprofitorganizationandvolunteeredforaprojectdesignedfortheneedyinRomania.Fromspecial-needsadultstohomelesschildren,volunteersseektoprovidesafe____41____forthem.Everyday,____42____by15-20kids,Ihelpedinthekitchen,taughtEnglish,playedsoccer,andevenassistedinpaintingonabigwall.Iwas____43____aboutdoingabitofeverything.Whentalkingwiththem,Iheardabouttheirdreamsandthe____44____theyhadovercome.Ourconversationsweremostlydoneusingatranslationapp.Iwasamazedhowthekidshadfuninthe____45____things.Ialsoreallyappreciatedhowtechnologywasn’t____46____theirlives.Theydidn’thavelaptopsandwereonly____47____tousephoneswhennecessary.SoIhadmoreface-to-facetimewiththemandI____48____allthegenuineconversationswehad.Daniel,oneoftheboyswhoimpressedmealot,toldmewithquiet____49____thatseeingwhatIdidhere____50____himtobecomeavolunteerteacherlikeme.Hiswords,and____51____onesfromotherkids,mademerealizehowtheseexperiences____52____theiroutlooksandfutureplans.Helpingothersshouldneverbeaone-and-doneaction.BeforeIleft,Imadea(n)____53____tocomeback—oneImeanttokeep,nota(n)____54____remark.Therelationshipsrundeep,builtthroughsharedmeals,longconversationsandplayfulafternoons;Ifeelitaresponsibilitytomaintainthemovertime.Consequently,Iplantoreturnto____55____therelationshipswecreated.41.A.passage B.arrival C.shelter D.ground42.A.surrounded B.guarded C.monitored D.supported43．A．curious B．passionate C．annoyed D．cautious44．A．obstacles B．differences C．prejudice D．anxiety45．A．advanced B．simple C．traditional D．novel46．A．speedingup B．takingover C．cancelingout D．cateringfor47．A．required B．persuaded C．forbidden D．allowed48．A．treasured B．desired C．shared D．designed49．A．relief B．guilt C．pride D．envy50．A．reminded B．enabled C．permitted D．motivated51．A．similar B．familiar C．relevant D．reasonable52．A．reflected B．conquered C．shook D．transformed53．A．arrangement B．promise C．choice D．appointment54．A．casual B．serious C．sharp D．abstract55．A．review B．reform C．renew D．reveal第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分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。Teaculture,anindispensablepartofChineselifeforthousandsofyears,isfarmorethanasimpledrink.Itisaperfect

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(combine)ofharmony,respectandtranquilitywhichhasdeeplyshapedtheChinesewayofliving.Historicalrecordsshowthattea

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(consume)inChinaasearlyastheWesternHanDynasty.ItwasduringtheTangDynasty,however,

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drinkingteabecamewidespreadacrossthecountry,largelythankstothepublicationofTheClassicofTeabyLuYu,

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(honor)asthe"SageofTea".Thebooksystematicallydescribed

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teashouldbegrown,processedandbrewed,layingthefoundationfortheartoftea.Thetraditionalteaceremonyinvolvesaseriesofgracefulgestures,

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thehostwarmstheteapot,rinses(冲洗)thecupsandpoursthewaterinacircularmotion,allowingtheleaves

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(release)theirfullaroma.Eachstepisperformedwithsuchcarethatthewholeprocess

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(it)isregardedasaformofmeditation.Nowadays,teahousescanstillbefoundeverywhereinChina,wherepeoplegathertochat,conductbusinessor

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theevolutionofteacultureinmoderntimes,itsspirit—seekingabalancebetweenmanandnature—remainsunchangedandincreasinglyappealstopeoplearoundtheworld.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假定你是高三学生李华。你校本学期新开设了“科技与艺术”（TechnologyandArt）跨学科课程，部分同学担忧它会挤占高考科目的复习时间。请你给校英文报“VoicesonCampus”栏目写一篇短评，内容包括：（1）表明你的看法；（2）阐述你的理由。注意：（1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）可适当加入细节，以使行文连贯；（3）短评首句已给出，不计入总词数。Therecentintroductionoftheinterdisciplinarycourse“TechnologyandArt”hasledtoaheateddebateoncampus.第二节（满分25分）67.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。OurmonthlyCommunityDayismyfavorite—aget-togetherwhereneighborscometobondthroughfunactivitiesandstrengthenourcommunityspirit.ButIwascertainlynervousthatSundaytwoyearsago.IhadinvitedmynewneighborChelsy—whohadjustmovedinandwasgoingthroughatoughtime—andher10-year-olddaughter,Olivia,toattendtheevent.Ihopeditmightprovideherwithasenseofcommunityduringadifficultseason.ThatSundaymorning,ourcommunitywashostingapancakebreakfastbeforetheactivitiestowelcomeanynewcomers,andIwaseagertomakesureeverythingwentjustright.Rememberingthelonglinesfromthepreviousbreakfast,IhadpurposelytoldChelsytoarrivefifteenminuteslatesowecouldskipthewaiting.Wewereabletowalkrightuptothebreakfastbuffet,butmyeight-year-olddaughterEvelynwhispered,“They’reoutofFrenchtoast.”Evenworse,wehadtowaitseveralminutesforthenextbatchofpancakes.Finally,asweloadedourplates,Irealizedalltheseatshadalreadybeentaken.“Here,takeourseats.We’redone,”saidagentlemanwhomusthaveseenthedesperationinmyeyes.Myanxietyeasedalittle.Isilentlyhopedourguests'experiencewouldgosmoothlyfromthenon.Butitwasn'ttobe.Noticingthatourguestsdidn'thaveanythingtodrink,Igotuptofetchwater,butittookawhiletofindapitcher(水壶).WhenIreturnedtoourtable,everyonehadfinishedeating.IwassodisappointedthatI'dmissedmyopportunitytotalkwithChelsyandherdaughterandgettoknoweachotherbetter.Later,itwasalmosttimefortheactivitiestostart,soweheadedtothehalltocheckin."Whyisthelinesolongtoday?"Iwondered.ThatwaswhenIrememberedreceivinganemailwarningaboutdelaysduetothenewcheck-insystem.Aftertwentyminutes,wefinallyreachedthefront,onlytobeaskedtowaitagain—thistimebecauseourguests'firstvisitrequiredextratimetoentertheirinformation.注意：（1）续写词数应为150左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Finally,westeppedinsideandmyanxietyhititspeak.Chelsyshookherheadslightlyandsmiled.1.B【原文】M:Howdoyoulikeworkinginthenewoffice?W:Theviewisnicer,butittakeslongertogetupintheelevator,especiallyatthestartandendoftheworkday.2.A【原文】M:Whatareyourplansforthisweekend?W:I'mplanningtodosomesightseeinginthepark.Ilovewatchingthefallingleavesblowinginthewind.M:I'mnotveryinterestedinawalkthroughthepark.3.C【原文】M:Todayismylastdayinthisdepartment.W:Whereareyougoing?M:I'mtransferringtoanewdepartment.TheyneedhelpinAccounting.W:Justtrytodoyourbestinyournewposition.4.B【原文】M:IhavetogiveaspeechinEnglishtomorrow.W:OK.Doyouneedhelpwiththecontent?M:No.CouldyoulistentomypresentationandtellmeifI'mmovingmyhandstoomuch?5.C【原文】M:Momtookthatshotoftheroad.ThecolorfulflowersgotMom'sattention.W:Hey,look!Thisone'ssomething!It'sthesandcastlecontestwewenttolastsummer.Rememberthecrowdedbeachandthehotweather?M:Ofcourse!6.B7.B【原文】W:HowwasyourtriptoNewYork?M:Amazing!Weactuallystayedalittlewayoutofthecity,inanareacalledAstoria,butit'seasytogetintotownonthesubwayortocatchabus.Ialsodiscoveredyoucangobyferry,andalthoughthatwasslower,itwasmyfavorite.W:WastheremuchtodoinAstoria?Whereyoustayed?M:Loads.TheMuseumoftheMovingImageisthere.IreallyenjoyedlookingaroundtheirpermanentdisplaycalledBehindtheScreen.Theyalsoshowfilms,andwesawashortonecalled24Frames.8.A9.B【原文】W:Thanksforinvitingmetogocampingwithyou.M:Oh,thanksforcoming.ThelastthingthatIwantedwastobeouthereallalone.W:Oh,Igocampingallthetime.ThetimeIspentinthearmytaughtmehowtosurviveinthewild.M:Well,youarealotbraverthanme.W:Plus,thefoodthatyoubroughtisamazing.Howlongdidittakeyoutomakeit?M:Notimeatall.Allthefoodwehadcamefromthestore.W:Itsoundslikeyouneedtoworkonyoursurvivalskillsabitmore.10.A11.A12.B【原文】W:Hellothere.Whatseemstobetheproblem?M:Oh,hello.It'smythroat.Ithasbeensoreforawhile.W:Yes.Youdon'tsoundgreat,andyou'reverypale.Whendiditstarttofeelbad?M:Ijuststoppedsmokinganditstartedfeelingsoreafewdaysafterthat,soIwaswonderingifit'sconnectedatall.W:Itcouldn'tbe,Isuppose.Ijustneedtotakeyourtemperature...Well,that'sratherhigh.Andcanyoujustbreatheinandthenoutforme,please?OK.Anddoyoufeeltightatall?Yourneck?Orshoulders?M:Alittlebit,yeah.W:So...Ithinkyou'vecaughtaninfectionthat'sgoingaround.I'llgiveyousometablets.Overthenextfivedays,taketwotabletsfourtimesaday.M:OK.13.A14.C15.C16.A【原文】M:Whyareyoulookingforanewjob,Lynn?Youwerehappyatyourlastjob,weren'tyou?W:Iworkedveryhard.Ievenstayedlatebecausemyco-workerCathydidn'tshowup.M:Thatwasniceofyou.W:Mymanagerthankedme,andhesaidIwasdoingagreatjob.ButhegaveCathyapromotion!M:Youmeanyouwereworkingbecauseyourco-workerdidn'tshowup,andthenshegottheraise?Didyoutalktoyourmanager?W:Yes,buthesaidIdidn'thaveenoughexperience.Ithinkhehadotherreasonsthough,soIquit.M:Wouldyoulikemetotalktohim?W:No.Icangetabetterjob.IjustneedarecommendationfromsomeonewhoknowsthatIamagoodworker.M:I'llbegladtogiveyouarecommendation,butyoushouldletyourmanager'ssuperiorknowwhyyouarequitting.17.A18.C19.C20.B【原文】M:Listeneveryone.Thisisanimportantreminderabouttheschoolconcertwhichishappeningnextmonth.Ifyouhaven’tmanagedtogetyourticketsyet,pleasemakeyourwaytotheofficeassoonaspossibletopurchasethem.Alltheprofitsfromthiseventaregoingtowardsanewcharitywhichwehavefinallychosenaftermuchdiscuss