辽宁辽西部分重点高中联考2026-2027学年高三上学期10月阶段检测英语试题（含解析含听力原文无音频）

2026-2027学年度高中同步月考测试卷高三英语考试时间：120分钟满分：150分注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）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.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Anewbook. B.Amorningpaper. C.AnAfricanteacher.2.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Anewdress.B.Thepriceofaskirt.C.Thewoman'smother.3.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Bookaticket. B.Singasong. C.fetchalist.4.Whatisthemanprobably?A.Aneducationprofessor.B.Achildren'swriter.C.Apsychologystudent.5.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemandointheend?A.Studyinthelanguagelab.B.GotoFranceforvacation.C.FindaFrenchteacher.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．Whydidthemaninvitethewomantogocamping?A．Heneededacompanion.B．Hewantedtolearnsurvivalskills.C．Hewouldlikehertoexperiencethewild.7．Howdidthespeakersgetthefood?A．Themanmadeit. B．Themanboughtit. C．Thewomanpreparedit.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．Whydoesthemanchoosethecafédownstairs?A．Foritslowerprice. B．Foritsbettertaste. C．Foritsshorterdistance.9．Howmuchwillthewomanpay?A．12.C．$20.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10．WhatisthemainpurposeoftheinterviewforAnimalDreamland?A．Tosharestoriesbehindthescenes.B．Toshowitsmakingprocess.C．Todiscussitskeymessages.11．Whatistruecouragetotheman?A．Doingrightinspiteoffear.B．Havingnofearineverydaylife.C．Knowingthenewmeaningoffear.12．Whathelpsshapeaperson’strueself?A．Thepursuitofperfection. B．One’sfamilybackground. C．Personalchoice.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13．WhatisMaryeagertodo?A．Improveherteachingeffectiveness.B．Presentthetopicinaninterestingway.C．Buildbetterrelationshipswithstudents.14.WhyisProfessorJ.K.Simmonspopular?A.Hisbookisabestseller.B.Histeachingmethodsarecreative.C.Heisaseniorteacherintheschool.15.WhichlearningapproachdoesProfessorJ.K.Simmonssuggest?A.Doingresearchingroups.B.Developinglearninginpairs.C.Focusingonpersonalstudyskills.16.WhatdoesProfessorJ.K.Simmons'bookmainlyfocuson?A.Guidanceforclassroommanagement.B.Studentcooperationandindividualgrowth.C.Relationshipsbetweenteachersandstudents.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whatledtothediscoveryoftheruinsoftheoldtown?A.Alastingdrought. B.Diggingbyworkers. C.Constructionofbuildings.18.HowdidAureaDelosSantosfeelwhenshesawthesite?A.Concerned. B.Happy. C.Scared.19.WhatdidNelsonDelleradecidetodo?A.Takephotosofthetown.B.Makemoneyoutofthesite.C.Letthesitebeknownworldwide.20.Whatisthespeaker?A.Aresearcher. B.Atourguide. C.Aprogramhostess.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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AWhat'saBioBlitz?Joinusforauniqueopportunitytocontributetosciencewhileexploringtheoutdoors.Capturephotosofplants,birds,insects,andotherfascinatingwildlifeyoucomeacross.Shareyourobservationstoassistscientistsinmonitoringbiodiversityandtrackingrarespecies.EnhanceYourExperienceWhileacameraisallyouneed,bringingbinoculars,magnifyingglasses,ornetscanhelpuncoverevenmorehiddenwonders.Ifyoudon’thavethesetools,don’tworry—rentalsareavailableon-site.AFestivalofNaturInadditiontotheBioBlitz,enjoyvariousactivitiessuitableforallages:Biodiversity-SeekingHikes:Explorelocalecosystemswiththeguidanceofexperts.Plant-BasedCookingClasses:Learnhowtomakeflavourfuldishesusingnaturalingredients.Nature-BasedCraftsandArt:Expressyourcreativitythroughnature-inspiredcrafts.Plant-as-MedicineStations:Discoverthehealingpropertiesofdifferentplants.Clickonscheduleforafulllistofevents.ThingstoRememberFootwear:Wearsturdy(结实的)shoesorhikingboots,asthetrailsmaybewetormuddy.Food:Bringyourownpicniclunchordinner.Cash:Someactivitiesrequireafee,sobringcashifyouwishtoparticipate.Fee-BasedActivitiesAge5-12Age13-18+CookingClass($10)NatureJournaling+DrawingLesson($15)Nature-BasedCrafts($10)ArtinthePark($10)ToolsforRentBinoculars:$15MagnifyingGlasses:5NDrawingkits:$1021.WhatisthepurposeofparticipatingintheBioBlitz?A.Toteachoutdoorbiologylessons.B.Tolearnphotographyskillsinnature.C.Towinprizesfordiscoveringrarespecies.D.Todocumentwildlifeforscientificresearch.22.Whichactivityoffersoutdoorexplorationledbyspecialists?A.Biodiversity-SeekingHikes. B.Plant-BasedCookingClasses.C.Nature-BasedCraftsandArt. D.Plant-as-MedicineStations.23.Howmuchwillitcostatmosttoattendadrawinglessonwithrentaldrawingkits?A.$15. B.$20. C.$25. D.$30.BAged17,JessicaHuiefoundherselfwith“nosenseofpurpose”afterdroppingoutofschool.Herparentswere“devastated”,herfriendsweregoingofftouniversity,“andeverybodyhaddecidedthatmylifewasoveratthispoint”.Today,aged34,asshereceivesanMBEforentrepreneurship(企业家精神),London-bornHuie,founderofmulticulturalgreetingcardcompanyColourBlindCards,saidtherecognitionwassignificantnotforwheresheistoday,“butprobablythedistancethatIhavetravelled”.Praisedforherworkmentoringyoungentrepreneurs,Huie,likethemajorityofhonoursrecipients,isoneofthemanyextraordinaryordinary,thosewhoarenothouseholdnames,butwhosequietachievementshavemadeadifference.Theyincludeschoolcaretakers,charityfundraisers,fostercarersandhospitalvolunteers,tonamejustafew,fromtheIslestotheOuterHebrides.Huie’s“epiphany(顿悟)moment”camewhenherdaughter,Monet,wassevenandledhertogiveupacareerinpublicrelationstostartColourBlindCards.“Shedidn’tlikeherhair.Shewantedstraighthair.Shehasthisbeautifulafro(蓬松的)hairandIwentlookingforacardwhichwoulddepictablackorbrown-skinnedprincess,tosendamessagetoherthat‘youareperfectjustasyouare’.Andtherewasacompleteabsenceofanythinginthehighstreetwhichrepresentedanyoneofcolor.”Today,hercardssellinAsdaandClintonCards,andshehasexpandedintoSouthAfricaandjustlaunchedintheUS.“Thecardsaren’taboutraceinanyway;theyjusthaveimagesofpeopleofvariouscolors,particularlytheblackandmixed-racecommunity,”shesaid.Intheprocess,shehasdiscovered“mypurposeonthisplanetistosharethefactthatwithresilience,determinationandhardwork,anythingispossible”.24.WhatcanwelearnaboutJessicaHuieat17?A.Shewonwidesupportfromherfamily.B.Shegaveupcollegeduetopoorhealth.C.Shedreamedofrunningacardbusiness.D.Shewastrappedinatoughlifesituation.25.WhydoesHuievalueherMBEhonor?A.Itwitnesseshergrowth. B.Itprovesherleadership.C.Ithelpsherattractpartners. D.Itmakesherapublicfigure.26.WhatdirectlyinspiredHuietosetupColourBlindCards?A.Themarketdemandforcolorfulcards.B.Herleavingapublicrelationscompany.C.Thelackofpropergreeting-cardproducts.D.Herdesiretobattleagainstracialprejudice.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbestsummarizethetext?A.Fromfamilyrejectiontopublicinfluence.B.Fromteenagehardshiptobusinesssuccess.C.Acompany’sefforttopromoteculturaldiversity.D.Anentrepreneur’sstruggleagainstsocialbarriers.CBefore2021,thetypicallycoolPacificNorthwestandwesternCanadaseemedhighlyunlikelytogetakillerheatwave,buttheydid.ManyinNorthCarolinafiguredthathurricaneswereacoastalproblemuntilHeleneblewinlastyear.AfterthedeadlyfloodincentralTexasin1987,somethoughttheycouldhandletheworstfloodinginthefuture.Thencamethismonth’sterribleflashfloodthatkilledmorethan179people.Climatechangeismakingextremeweathereventsmorefrequentandintense,accordingtoclimatedata.Butexpertswarnthatpeopleandgovernmentsaregenerallylivinginthepastandhaven’tacceptedthatextremeweatherisbecominganewnorm.“There’splentyofevidencethatwestarttoexperiencethingsthatjustbasicallyneverhappenedbefore,”PrincetonUniversityclimatescientistMichaelOppenheimersaid.“Unfortunately,whentheserisksarecomingrightatuslikeafast-movingtrain,wejuststandinthetracks.Then,allofasudden,‘BOM’.”“Timeandagainaftercatastrophicstormsandwildfires,peoplewhoseliveswereruinedsaidtheydidn’tthinktheycouldhappentothemagain.It’ssortofapsychologicalmechanismtoprotectthemselvesfromtheterriblestresscausedbythosedisasters.Butwithextremeweathereventshappeningmorefrequentlyandinmoreplaces,thismindsetcanpreventthemfrommakingproperpreparations,”saidKimKlockowMcClain,anextremeweathersocialscientistattheUniversityCorporationforAtmosphericResearchwhostudiescommunicatingdisasterwarningsandrisk.“Themessageneedstobe,‘Ifyou’reusedtosomedegreeofflooding,lookatwhathappenedinTexasandrealizethatthisisashiftingbaseline.’”Asforfuturedisasters,thecountryneedstofigureoutandplanfortheworstcaseinsteadoflookingtothepast.It’sobviousthatwe’relivingintoafuturewherewhatusedtobeextremebecomesaverage,typical,andwhatusedtoneveroccurinahumanlifetimeormaybeeveninathousandyearsbecomesthenewextreme.28.Whatmessagedoestheauthorwanttoconveyinthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Itisverydifficulttopredictnaturaldisasters.B.Itisdangeroustotakethenewsituationlightly.C.Coolareasarealsoaffectedbyclimatechange.D.Extremeeventsusedtooccurmorefrequently.29.HowdoesMichaelOppenheimermostprobablyfeelaboutthecurrentsituation?A.Pleased. B.Apologetic. C.Worried. D.Unconcerned.30.Whatisthesurvivors'reactiontosimilarfuturedisasters,accordingtoparagraph4?A.Theyusuallyappeartobetoooptimistic.B.Theydotheirbesttogetpreparedforthem.C.Theytendtocooperatewiththeauthorities.D.Theyarewillingtoseekprofessionaladvice.31.Whatdoestheauthorcallonthegovernmentsandpeopletodo?A.Learnfromthepast. B.Getpreparedfortheworst.C.Movetosaferplaces. D.Resigntotheextremeclimate.DRestinthePresentLastsummer,Iwassufferingfromtoomuchstress.Ihadjustgraduatedfromachallengingdoctoralprogramandwasexhaustedfromtheyearsofresearch.MywifeandItookavacationaftergraduationtocelebrate,buttheacademicintensityhadbecomeahabitandmybraincouldn'tseemtoshutoff.WevacationedonMackinacIslandinMichigan,wherethepaceoflifeslowsconsiderably.Ordinarily,theclip-clop(咔哒声)ofhorses,thelackofcarsandtheoldshopswouldhaverelaxedme,butIcouldnotslowdown—Iwastootired,anddistracted.Wetookadayawayfromthecrowdsandsatonthebeautifulbacklawnofourhotel.Ihadmyphonewithmetolookate-mailsandthenputitdown.Ineededtorelax,butwhycouldn'tI?Mylovelywifesatnexttomeonasofa.Ihadacoolglassoflemonadetoenjoy.Abreezestirredupwhitecaps(白浪)onthelake.Yetmyshouldersweretense,raiseduptomyears,andIcouldnotputthemdown.Adragonflybuzzedaroundus.Thosecreaturesarespecialtomebecausetheyareasymboloflivinginthepresent:theylivemostoftheirlivesunderwateraslarvae(幼虫)andemergewithonlymonthsaheadtoenjoyacolorfuladulthood.Thisone'sbrightlycoloredwingsremindedmeofthedragonflytattooedonmywife'srightankle.Then,thedragonflycametorestonapieceofgrassinfrontofme.Ineededtoslowdown,Ithought,totakeinspirationfromthepersistentwindoflifeandjustrelax,ifonlyforashortwhile.Ilookedoutoverthebridge,gazedatthecloudsandtookadeepbreath.MaybeIcouldslowdown.IturnedtomywifetotellheraboutmyrealizationwhenIfeltatouchonmyleg.Ilookeddownandsawcolorfulwings-thedragonflystoppedonmyrightankleintheexactpositionofmywife'stattoo.Icouldhaveswornthatdragonflylookedatmeandcommunicated."It'snotamatterofrelaxing,"itseemedtosay,"It'samatterofappreciatingthenow.Lifeissofleeting.Behereinthemomentandletthefuturetakecareofitself."Suddenly,Icouldappreciatewhatwasherenowandletthatappreciationguidemeintoasenseofpeace,andIfeltmyshouldersdescendtotheirnormalplace.Thedragonflyseemedsatisfiedthatitsmessagehadbeendeliveredsoitsprangoffmyankleandflewaway.IdecidednottotellmywifeabouttheexperiencebecauseIneededtoletitsitforawhilesoitcouldsinkin.Monthslater,IfinallytoldmywifeaboutitandaddedthatIwantedtogetmyfirstandonlytattoo-adragonflyonmyrightankle.Ihaveitnow,andeverytimeIseeit,Itakeabreathandsmile.Itsays,"Justliveinthepresent."32.Whycouldn'ttheauthorrelaxduringthevacationonMackinacIsland?A.Thenoisyclip-clopofhorsesandoldshopsdisturbedhisrest.B.Hewasstillusedtothestressofacademicresearch.C.Hekeptcheckinge-mailsonhisphonethroughoutthetrip.D.Thestronglakebreezemadehisshouldersphysicallytense.33.Whatdidtheauthornoticeaboutthedragonflybeforeitlandedonhim?A.Itsbrightwingslookedlikehiswife'sankletattoo.B.Itbuzzedamongthecrowdsoftouristsonthehotellawn.C.Ithadspentmostofitslifelivingunderwateraslarvae.D.Itrestedonthelake-sidegrasstoescapethestronglakewind.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"fleeting"inParagraph6mostprobablymean?A.Meaningfulandtrulyunforgettableforever.B.Lastingforaveryshortperiodoftime.C.Boringandextremelytiringtoexperience.D.Colorfulandvisuallyattractivetotheeyes.35.Whatisthemainmessagetheauthorwantstoconveythroughthisstory?A.Hard-workingscholarsneedtoescapeacademicpressureviaislandvacations.B.Dragonfliesaretheperfectsymbolforpeoplesufferinglong-termmentalstress.C.Tattoosserveasthebestreminderforpeople'simportantlife-changingexperiences.D.Weoughttovaluethepresentmomentratherthanworryaboutthefuture.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。TangXiangyu,whowasbornandraisedinaruralareaofShandongProvince,graduatedfromatopChineseuniversity.Shewrotearticlesforanonlineeducationplatformandwaslaterpromotedtomanageonlineeducationalproducts.Sheoncesaid:“IknewIhadtheabilitytotelljokesandmakemycolleagueslaugh.____36____”Onacoldwinternight,TangwascyclingthroughthestreetsofBeijing,headinghomeafterwork.Thewinterhadfrozenherfingers,buthermindracedwithideasfornewjokes.____37____Despitecoldness,shestoppedpedaling(骑自行车)andpulledover,strugglingwithfrozenhandstonoteitonherphone,refusingtoloseit.Thatwasaturningpoint.Atthatmoment,Tangrealizedcomedywasn’tjustsomethingshewasdoingforfun.Nearlyfouryearslater,sheisoneofthemostpopularstand-upcomediansinChina.“IrememberthefirsttimeIgotonstageandsawpeopleinthecrowdlaughing,”31-year-oldTangrecalled,“____38____Itwasaboutus,together,laughingatthethingsandexperienceswehavesharedbutneverspokeabout.”Performingmore,sherealizedthatstand-upinvolvedmorethanmakingpeoplelaugh.Itwasaboutsharinghonest,personalstories.Hermaterialbegantoexploresocialpressures,theexpectationsplacedonwomen.____39____Ashercareerprogressed,manyfansbegansharingtheirpersonalstorieswithher,sometimestreatingherlikeaconfidant(知己).“It’stheultimatehonorwhensomeonetellsmetheytrustmewiththeirstory,”shesaid.____40____A.Itwasn’tjustaboutthejokesanymore.B.Itmeansthatstand-upmakespeopletogether.C.Shecouldn’tignorethesuddenburstofinspiration.D.Itwasmypersonalstorythatmadethecrowdcrackupinlaughter.E.Itshowsstand-upcreatesasafespaceforpeopletoopenuptheirhearts.F.EvenwhenIwrotestoriesabouteducation,theyalwayshadatouchofhumor.G.Shealsoinvolvedthefamilydynamicsshehadalwayswantedtotalkaboutinherstand-up.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。ManyteenagersintheUSrecognizethevoicesofYakkofromAnimaniacsandPinkyfromPinkyandtheBrain,butnoteveryoneknowsthemanbehindthem:RobPaulsen.In2015,Paulsen____41____alump(肿块)onhisneck.____42____,hethoughtitwasnothingserious,butdoctorslatertoldhimthe____43____:stage3throatcancer.Foravoiceactor,thenewsfeltlikea____44____joke—thecancerwasjustintheveryplacethathadgivenhimhis____45____—hisvoice.Paulsenwentthroughmonthsofradiationandchemotherapy(放化疗).Thetreatmentswereextremely____46____.Heconstantlyfelttired,hismouthwasalwaysdry,foodlostitstaste,andsometimeshe____47____tokeepmealsdown.Worstofall,hisvoicewas____48____,andhewasafraidhemightneverbeabletoperformagain.Still,thedoctorsprioritizedone____49____:tosavehislife.Paulsenfoughtthroughthepainfultreatmentsandgraduallybeganto____50____.Hislifechangeddramatically.Yethe____51____somethinginvaluable—empathy(同理心).Henowtruly____52____thestrugglesfacedbythosebattlingillness.Whenvisitingchildreninhospitalsorspeakingwithothercancerpatients,hecan____53____say,“Igetit.”Today,PaulsenworkswiththeHeadandNeckCancerAllianceintheUS,____54____peopletocheckforunusuallumpsearly,becauseearly____55____cansavelives.Remarkably,hereturnedtovoiceacting,bringingbackYakkoandPinkyintheAnimaniacsreboot(重启).41.A.mentioned B.noticed C.recognized D.removed42.A.Actually B.Eventually C.Initially D.Normally43.A.secret B.truth C.tale D.possibility44.A.cruel B.simple C.funny D.boring45.A.hobby B.wealth C.courage D.career46.A.tough B.effective C.timely D.complicated47.A.planned B.refused C.struggled D.happened48.A.damaged B.improved C.strengthened D.drowned49.A.rule B.goal C.idea D.result50.A.suffer B.survive C.resist D.recover51.A.enjoyed B.expected C.gained D.celebrated52.A.imagines B.remembers C.doubts D.understands53.A.jokingly B.quietly C.sincerely D.generously54.A.encouraging B.introducing C.forcing D.requesting55.A.treatment B.detection C.prevention D.operation第二节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）语法填空Powerfuldrumbeatsfilledthetheatreasperformersfirmly____56____(strike)largedrumsinperfectrhythm.ThiswastheopeningsceneofDrumMusicinDongcang,atraditionaldrumperformanceIexperiencedinXi'anthissummer,and____57____immediatelycaughtmyattention.Dating

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uniqueexperiencethatleftalastingimpressiononme.第四部分:写作第一节:应用文写作(满分15分)66.假定你是李华，你的好朋友张明升入新学校后难以适应新生活，情绪低落。你计划周末邀请他短途出游放松心情、重拾状态、增进情谊。请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括：1.表达关心与安慰2.简要介绍出游安排3.表达期待注意：词数80左右，行文连贯。DearZhangMing,Yours,LiHua第二节:读后续写(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。JackieandShadowareamatingpairofbaldeaglesthatMrs.Stinsonintroducedtoherclasslastyear.Theyaremonitoredbya24/7livewebcam(网络摄像头).Formonths,thefourthgradershadwatchedthemcarefortheirchicksinRoom204.However,afewmonthsago,Mrs.Stinsonnoticedanalarmingupdate:thelastundevelopedshorelineofthebeautifulBigBearLake—wheretheeagleshunt—wasabouttobeturnedintoaluxuryhousingcomplex,unlesslocalenvironmentalactivistscouldraiseenoughmoneybytheendofJulytobuyandprotecttheland.Mrs.Stinson’svoiceshookasshesharedthenews.“ArichdeveloperwantstobuildhousesrighthereatMoonCamp—theeagles’quiethome,”shesaidquietly.“Unlesstenmilliondollarsisraised,thebulldozers(推土机)willcome.”Hearingthis,Eviestoodup,herfaceredwithworry.“Wecannotjustwatchtheeagleslosetheirhome!”shecriedout.Inspiredbyherwords,thewholeclassdecidedtoact.Bytheendoftheday,theyhadplannedextrahomeworkforthemselves:sellinglemonade,bakingcookies,andputtinguppostersaroundthetowntohelpsavetheeagleland.Timepassedquickly.However,whenthefinalweekendofJulyarrived,badnewscame.Evenwitheveryone’shelp,theywerestillfarshortoftenmilliondollars.Suddenly,aloudnoiseechoed(回响)fromacrossthelake.EvierantowardthefenceofMoonCamp,herheartbeatingfast.Throughthefence,shesawabigyellowmachineidling(空转)neartheforestline.ItsmetalbucketwashangingrightnexttoatalltreewhereShadowwassitting.“Stop!Youcannotstartyet!Thedeadlineisn’thereyet!”Evieshouted,pressinghersmallhandsagainstthecoldwirefence.Mrs.Stinsonandtheclassrushedupbehindher,holdingtheirhandmadesignshigh.Theconstructionleaderwalkedover.“Timeisup,kids,”hesaidcoldly.“Westartclearingthelandtoday.”Panicfilledtheairastheworkerturnedbacktostarttheengine.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。Rightatthatcriticalmoment,Mrs.Stinson’sphonerang.________Withtheloan,thelandwasfinallysaved.________1.A【原文】W:Wow,Jennifergothernewbookpublishedlastmonth.Ilearneditfromthemorningpapertoday.M:Yes,Iknow.It'sbasedonherteachingexperienceinAfricalastyear.2.A【原文】M:Youlooklikeamilliondollarsinyournewskirt.W:It'sveryniceofyoutosayso.Mymotherchoseitforme.M:Yourmotherreallyhasaneyeforclothes.W:Absolutely.3.C【原文】W:Lookatthiscrowd!It'swaybiggerthanIthought.M:Iknow!Ididn'texpectsomanypeople.It'sgoingtobeanamazingshow.W:It'sluckyweboughtticketsinadvance.I'llgoandfetchaperformancelist.Iwanttoknowwhichsongswillbeperformedtonight.4.C【原文】W:It'sasurprisetoseeyouinthisclassofchildren'sliterature.Areyoualsomajoringinelementaryeducation?M:No,I'mnot.ButasapsychologymajorIcanusethistofulfilltherequirementindevelopmentalpsychology.5.A【原文】M:HowdoIlearntospeakFrenchlikeanativespeaker?W:Well,unlessyouhaveanexceptionallygoodear,you'llhavetogotoFrance.M:Istherenootherway?W:Thesecondbestoptionistospendmanyhoursinthelanguagelab.6.A7.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.8.A9.B【原文】M:Hey,Katherine,I'mgoingtograbsomecoffee.Doyouwantone?W:Yes,please!Ireallyneedsome—I'msosleepy.M:Thecafédownstairshasaspecialpromotion,20%off.Youcancheckthemenuonyourphone.W:OK,cool.JustgetmealargeAmericanowithtwosugarpacketsontheside,please.Theoriginalpriceis10dollars.M:LargeAmericano,twosugars—gotit.Anythingelse?W:Couldyoualsograbmeacake?It'sthesamepriceastheAmericano.M:Noproblem.10.C11.A12.C【原文】W:Hi!We'refromtheVarietyShowinterviewteam.So,what'sthemessageyouwanttoconveytoyoungaudienceofAnimalDreamland?M:Oh,it'ssimple.Youknow,life'sabitmessy,andweallmessup,butchangealwaysstartswithyou,notothers.W:That'sgreat!Andmanyfanslovethelineaboutcourage.What'struecouragetoyou?M:Courageisn'tnofear.It'sgoingforwhat'sright,evenwhenyou'rescaredinside.W:Perfect!Andtheclassicline"anyonecanbeanything"—anynewmeaninghere?M:Sure!It'snotaboutbeingperfect.It'syourchoice,notyourbackground,thatshapesyourtrueself.That'stherealheartofAnimalDreamland.13.A14.B15.A16.B【原文】M:Mary,howdiditgowithpreparingyourlessons?W:Well,thisisactuallythefirsttimethatIhaveevertaughtinanelementaryclassroom,butI'mabitstuckrightnow.YouknowthetopicIwantthemtoresearchisabithardforpupils.I'mafraidthattheywon'tbeabletohandleitontheirown.SoIneednewideasondesigningmoreeffectiveteachingmethods.Mr.Carter,doyouhaveanysuggestions?M:Well,youshouldprobablyreadthisbook,writtenbyJ.K.Simmons.Heisaprofessorwhojusttransferredherelastsemester,butheispopularamongstudentsforhiscreativeteachingmethods.Thereisanextensiverangeoflearningapproachesmentionedinthebook,includingapproachesforteamresearch,whichmightbehelpfultoyou.W:Youmeandividingthestudentsintogroupstodoresearch?I'veneverthoughtofthisbefore.Howdoesitwork?M:ProfessorSimmonshasalreadydemonstratedhowefficientthisapproachcanbe.Basically,itaimstoincreasecooperationbetweenstudentsandhelpthemdeveloptheirownvoiceandperspective.W:I'llcheckoutthebookassoonaspossible.17.A18.B19.B20.C【原文】W:Goodevening.I'myouroldfriendLisaBrown.Tonight,I'dliketotellyouaboutanewsitefortouristsinthenorthernPhilippines.Along-lastingdroughthascausedwaterinadamtheretodisappear.Asaresult,theruinsofacenturies-oldtownshowedup.Thedried-updamhasexposedthefoundationsofsomeoldbuildings.Thisnew-foundsiteimmediatelydrewthe