单元质量检测（二）　HEALTHY LIFESTYLE（原卷版+解析版）高中英语 人教版（2019）选择性必修第三册 含答案与解析+听力材料原文

单元质量检测（二）HEALTHYLIFESTYLE（满分150分，时间120分钟）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段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo？（）A.Stayathome.B.Buyabook.C.Gotothecountryside.2.Whatwillthewomaneat？（）A.Eggsandtoast.B.Fruitandvegetables.C.Toastandfruit.3.Whomisthewomanspeakingto？（）A.Arepairman.B.Asalesman.C.Areceptionist.4.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewatch？（）A.Hethinksitlooksawesome.B.Hefeelsitisexpensive.C.Hecan’ttellifitisdifferent.5.Whatdoesthemanmeanintheend？（）A.Hewon’tbeabletowatchthegame.B.Hewon’tplayinthegame.C.He’llgotoseeadoctorthisweekend.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？（）A.Managerandassistant.B.Headmasterandteacher.C.Interviewerandapplicant.7.Whatisthestrengthofthewoman？（）A.Beingcreative.B.Beingcooperative.C.Beingcompetitive.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatkindofpartyisthewomanplanning？（）A.Herbirthdayparty.B.TheNewYear’sparty.C.Acompanyparty.9.Whatwillthewomandonext？（）A.Helptheman.B.Tellthemanwhattodo.C.Finishthepreparationsbyherself.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatkindofmedicinewillthewoman’sdaughtertake？（）A.Liquid.B.Tablets.C.Capsules.11.Whenshouldthelittlegirltakethemedicineaccordingtotheman’sadvice？（）A.Beforebedtime.B.Onehouraftermeals.C.Twohoursbeforemeals.12.Whereareprobablythetwospeakers？（）A.Inahospital.B.Inaclinic.C.Inadrugstore.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatdidthemanplantodonextSaturday？（）A.Haveapartywithhisfriends.B.Seethehousewiththewoman.C.Playbasketball.14.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthemanatfirst？（）A.Heislazy.B.Heisselfish.C.Heishard-working.15.Whenwillthewomanmoveatlast？（）A.OnSunday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnFriday.16.Whichofthefollowingsurprisestheman？（）A.Movingearlyinthemorning.B.Borrowinghiscarforthewholeday.C.WorkingonSaturday.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout？（）A.Ameasuretodealwithbeingoverweight.B.Aschooltooffercookinglessons.C.Awaytosetupcookeryclubs.18.Whatdoweknowaboutthecookinglessons？（）A.Theywillbegiveninprimaryschools.B.Theywillbeprovidedonehouraweek.C.Theywilllastforthewholeschoolyear.19.Whyareschoolssettingup“Let’sGetCooking”clubs？（）A.Toteachchildrentocookhealthyfood.B.Totrainmorecookeryteachersforschools.C.Tohelpstudentsremembersimplerecipes.20.Whatdoesthegovernmentpromisetodo？（）A.Buytheequipment.B.Buildnewkitchens.C.Helppoorstudents.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。A（2026·福州高二期末适应性练习）WhattoDoinLondonWithYourFamilyTravellingwithyourfamilycanbeachallenge.Beingpreparedforthedestinationyou’revisitingisimportant—andatraveladvisorcanbeveryhelpfulhere.Whetheryouareamovie-goerorafoodlover，Londonhassomethingforeveryfamilymember.Here’showatravelexpertsuggestsyouexplorethecity.ForFoodieFamiliesFoodiefamiliescanvisitoneofLondon’slargestandoldestfoodmarkets，BoroughMarket.Here，youcanlearnaboutitshistoryandtastevarioussamplesfromartisan（手工的）stalls.AnotheruniqueoptionistotakeamasterclassatFortnum&Mason，afamousdepartmentstore，tolearnhowtomakethetraditionalBritishScotcheggs.ForCultureLoversForfamilieswhoenjoyculture，Londonhasbeenthesettingformanypopularfilms.Youcanengageyourselvesinthesemovieworlds.Fansofwizardry，forexample，mightenjoyaHarryPottertour，visitingiconicsiteslikePlatform91/2atKing’sCrossStationorDiagonAlley.AnotherspecialexperienceallowsvisitorstoexplorethetunnelsoftheLondonUndergroundwherePaddingtonBearfamouslytraveledinhisfilms.ForThoseLongingforaLocalExperienceToexperiencelocallife，considervisitingless-populatedneighborhoodsinsteadofonlythebusymuseumsandroyalpalaces.Marylebonevillage，forexample，allowsyoutowalkitshighstreetandenjoyapicnicinRegent’sPark.ExplorethecharmingareaofChelsea，knownforitssmallstores，restaurants，andthefamousannualFlowerShow.TheseareasofferatasteofeverydayLondonlife.21.WhatcanfoodiefamiliesdoatFortnum&Mason？（）A.Enjoyatraditionalpicnic.B.Tastevariousfoodsamples.C.MakeBritishScotcheggs.D.Visitahistoricfoodmarket.22.WherecanyougoifyouarefansofHarryPotterseries？（）A.BoroughMarket.B.FlowerShow.C.DiagonAlley.D.Marylebonevillage.23.Whatistherecommendedwaytoexperiencedailylife？（）A.Exploringroyalplaces.B.Watchingpopularmovies.C.Experiencingbusymuseums.D.Touringless-populatedspots.B（2026·石家庄高二上期末）ApopularstoryclaimsthattheItalianadventurerMarcoPolowasresponsibleforintroducingpastas（意大利面食）toChina.ThislegendappealstoItalians，butifyouaskJenLin-Liu，sheisunlikelytoagree.Inherlatestbook，OntheNoodleRoad，Lin-Liurecordsasix-monthjourneyalongthehistoricSilkRoadfromeasternChina，throughcentralAsia，andeventuallyarrivinginEurope，insearchofthetrueoriginofpastas.AsLin-LiutellsNPR’sLindaWertheimer，thestoryofpastastravelingfromWesttoEastwasfirstpopularizedin1929byMacaroniJournal，theofficialtradejournalofAmericanpasta-makers.Butthiscouldn’tpossiblybecorrect.Lin-LiutellsLindathatChinahashadalongertraditionofpastas.Inthenorthwesternprovinces，shefindswomenmakingdifferentpastasthatweretypicaltotheregionlongbeforeMarcoPoloarrivedinChina.“Someseemlikeshellsandsomelooklikepostagestamps，”Lin-Liurecallsintheinterview.“Boiledinwater，theyareservedupinspicylamborbeefsoupwithbitsofgreenpeppersoronions.They’redelicious.”Assheheadsfurtherwest，shefindsthatthepastasofChinagivewaytothepierogiesofEasternEurope，andfinally，thepastasofItaly.“Alongtheway，Icomeacrossallkindsofpastas，”saysLin-Liu.“SomepeopletheorizedthatGenghisKhanwasresponsibleforcarryingthemallthewayfromChinathroughCentralAsia，whereofcoursetheyhavemantu，mantiandothersimilardoughparcels（面食包裹物）filledwithspicedmeatorcheese.”“Butwhodoespastasbest？”Lindaasks.“Idon’tthinkthatthere’sastraightanswer，”Lin-Liuadmits.“AtbothendsoftheSilkRoad，youcanseeimprovementsthatyoudon’treallyseeinthecentralpartoftheroute.”ButthisdiversityalongthewayiswhatLin-Liubelievesmakespastassopleasurable：Notonlycantheybepreparedinsuchdifferentways，buttheycanalsobetoppedorfilledwithalmostanything.24.WhydidJenLin-LiutravelalongtheSilkRoad？（）A.Tosearchfortheoriginofpastas.B.Tofindmaterialsforhernextbook.C.Tocollecttheoriginalpastarecipes.D.Tofollowinthehistoricfigures’steps.25.WhatdidJenLin-Liufindalongtheway？（）A.Pastasservedinspicysouptastebetter.B.CountriesinCentralAsiamakebetterpastas.C.MantuandmantiarethesametoChinesenoodles.D.Pastascanbemadeandcookedindifferentways.26.Whichofthefollowingisthetextmostprobablybasedon？（）A.MarcoPolo’sjournals.B.LindaWertheimer’sinterview.C.JenLin-Liu’snewbook.D.GenghisKhan’swarrecords.27.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext？（）A.WhoBroughtPastastoChina？B.WhichCountryDoestheBestPastas？C.IsItalyorChinatheBirthplaceofPastas？D.IsMacaroniJournalRightAboutPastas’Origin？C（2026·山东烟台高二上期末）Insomnia（失眠症），aconditionaffecting10%oftheglobalpopulationandupto33%ofolderadults，haslongbeenconnectedtoanoveractivemindatnight，butitskeycontributorremainedunclearuntilapioneeringstudybytheUniversityofSouthAustralia（UniSA）wascompleted.PublishedunderthetitleCognitive-affectivedisengagement：24-hourrhythm（节律）ininsomniacsversushealthygoodsleepers，thestudyisthefirsttouncoverthecorelinkbetweenthisconditionandthedisturbanceofthebiologicalclock.Theresearcherssetupauniqueexperimentinvolving32senioradults，16withinsomniaand16healthysleepers.Theparticipantsweremonitored24hoursundertightlycontrolled，low-lightlaboratorysettings，andaskedtostayawake，avoidingoutsidestimulithatmightupsetthebrain’snaturalrhythm.Theyfilledoutchecklistseveryhour，ratingthequality，tone，andcontrollabilityofthoughts.Theresultswerestriking：Bothgroupshadclearcircadian（昼夜）rhythmsinmentalactivity，withafternoonhighsandearly-morningdeclines，asexpected.However，theunexpectedpartlayintheirdifferences.LeadresearcherKurtLushingtonsaid，“Unlikehealthysleeperswhonaturallyswitchfromadaytimeproblem-solvingpatterntooneofnighttimementaldisengagement，insomniacsfailtofollowthisrhythm，theirmentalhighsdelayedbyoversixhours.Insteadofwindingdownintheevening，theirmentalactivitywassustainedatahighlevel—moreinlinewithdaytimewakefulness—wellintothenight.”Thisfindingreshapesinsomniaunderstanding，indicatingit’snotjustrootedinnighttimerestlessnessbutinthebrainfailingtoreceive“powerdown”signals.It’sadisturbanceinthebrain’sclock，wherethenaturalrhythmofengagementanddisengagementisthrownoffbalance.Thefindingsopenupnovelwaystotreatinsomnia，challengingexistingbehavioralapproachesthatonlyaddressnighttimethoughtsandproducelimitedresults.Co-researcherJillDorriannoted，“Timedlightexposureandregulardailyroutinescanbringbacknormalday-and-nightthinkingpatternsandresetthebrain’sclock.Plus，mindfulnessexercisescombinedwithbodyclock-basedmethodsmaymaketreatmentsmoreeffective.Thismeansfuturecareshouldcenteronbothmentalstateanddisturbedbodyrhythmstocreateindividualizedplans.”28.WhatdidUniSA’sstudyidentifyastherootcauseofinsomnia？（）A.Permanentworkpressure.B.Lightingsurroundings.C.Nighttimerestlessthinking.D.Thebodyclockdisorder.29.What’sthecharacteristicoftheexperiment？（）A.Unequal-sizedsubjectgroups.B.Hourlyself-reportforms.C.Exposuretooutsidedisturbances.D.Constant-temperatureconditions.30.Howdoesthementalactivityofinsomniacsdifferfromthatofhealthysleepersatnight？（）A.It’sfarlessactive.B.Itlacksatimelydownshift.C.Itdropsmoresharply.D.Itreacheshighsmuchearlier.31.Whatdoesthelastparagraphfocuson？（）A.Limitationsofcurrentinsomniatreatments.B.Rolesofmindfulnessexercisesintreatment.C.Possibleresearch-basedinterventionsforinsomnia.D.Linksbetweenthebodyclockandindividualizedcare.D（2026·湖北天门高二质量监测）What’sbest：anewphoneoradayoutwithfriends？Isitbettertospendmoneytobuythingsortodothings？AUKstudyfoundsixintenconsumerswouldratherspendtheirmoneyonexperiencesthanmaterialpossessions（物品）.Thoseaged18－34reportedspendingthehighestamountonentertainmentactivities.Possessionscanlastformanyyears，whileexperiencesaretemporary.This，however，mightbethewrongwaytolookatthings.PsychologyprofessorThomasGilovichdiscoveredthehappinessthatobjectsprovidecanfadequickly.Weadapttohavingnewpossessions，sothatratherthanbeingsomethingweareexcitedby，theyjustbecomeournewnormal.Aholidayoradayoutmayhaveashortduration，butthehappinessitprovidescanlastmuchlonger.Waitingforourlatestpurchasestobedeliveredisfrustrating，butwaitingforanexcitingeventgivesusafeelingofanticipation.Experiencesareoftenshared，sowegainpleasurefromsocialconnectionandtimespentwithotherpeople.Memoriesofourexperiencesbecomepartofouridentity.AsGilovichpointsout，wearethesumofourexperiences.Indeed，theveryfactthatexperienceslastforalimitedtimecangivethemvalue.Physicalgoodsdeteriorateovertime，whileourmemoriesofanexperiencecangiveuspleasureyearafteryear.Ofcourse，it’snotalwaysthatsimple.Otherstudieshavesuggestedthathappinessgainedfromexperiencesmightdependonyourpersonalitytype，andhowmanypossessionsyoualreadyhave.Peoplewithmorequietpersonalitytypesmaygetlessbenefitfromsocialoccasionsandthosewithfewpossessionsmaygetgreaterbenefitfromobjects.However，formanyofus，itcouldbethatwhenchoosinghowtospendourspareincome，we’llgetfarmorebenefitbyspendingonsomethingtodo，ratherthansomethingtohave.32.Whatisthemainpurposeofthefirstparagraph？（）A.Tointroducethetopic.B.Togiveanexample.C.Toprovideadefinition.D.Topresentanargument.33.WhydoesthehappinessfromobjectsfadequicklyaccordingtoThomasGilovich？（）A.Objectsarenotasmeaningfulasexperiencesinpeople’slife.B.Peoplegetusedtonewpossessionsandtheybecomeordinary.C.Peopleoftencomparetheirpossessionswiththoseofotherpeople.D.Objectsstarttolosetheirvaluethemomenttheyareboughtbypeople.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deteriorate”inparagraph4probablymean？（）A.Getworse. B.Staythesame.C.Provepractical. D.Becomebetter.35.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsspendingmoneyonexperiences？（）A.Doubtful. B.Objective.C.Supportive. D.Negative.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。（2026·安徽十校联盟高二2月质量检测）Wantbettersleep？Youreatinghabitsmatter.Sleepexpertssharesimpledo’sanddon’tstohelpyourestwell.Doeatfoodswithtryptophan（色氨酸）.Thisnaturalsubstance，foundinbrownrice，oats，yogurt，turkey，andsalmon，helpsyourbodymakeserotoninandmelatonin—chemicalsthatsupportsleepandmood.36.Tryptophanworksbestwheneatenregularlyaspartofahealthydiet.Dochoosefruitsandvegetablesoversugaryorprocessedfoods.37.Studiesshowpeoplewhoeatfruitsandvegetablescontainingmorefiber，vitamins，andnaturalcompoundstendtoenjoydeepersleep，whiletoomuchsugarorrefinedcarbs（碳水化合物）mayraisetheriskofsleeplessness.Doavoidcaffeineinthelateafternoonandevening.Caffeineblocksabrainchemicalthatmakesyousleepyandcanstayinyoursystemforhours.Havingcoffeeat5p.m.mightstillaffectyouat11p.m.38.Don’tdrinkalcoholrightbeforebed.Thoughitmayhelpyoufallasleepatfirst，alcoholdisruptssleeplaterinthenight，makingitlightandbroken.39.Don’teatheavymealsjustbeforesleeping.Lyingdownafterabigdinnercancauseheartburnorindigestion.40.Asmall，lightsnack—likecerealorhummuswithcrackers—isfineifyou’rehungry.Bymakingthesesimplefoodchoices，youcansetyourselfupforcalmer，morerestfulnights.A.However，it’snotafast-actingsleepaid.B.It’sbesttoavoiditinthelateafternoonandevening.C.Somepeoplefeelsleepysoonaftereatingthesefoods.D.Finishyourlastmainmealatleasttwohoursbeforebed.E.Skippingdinnermayhelpthebodyrestmoreeasilyatnight.F.Excellentchoicesincludebananas，cherries，tomatoesandpineapple.G.Drinkafewhoursbeforebedtimesoyourbodyhastimetoprocessit.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四个选项中选出最佳选项。（2026·福建泉州高二上期末）In2005，SeifuIbssareturnedtohisEthiopianhometownafterdecadesintheUS.Whathe41shockedhim：villagersdrankdirtyriverwaterandchildrenhadnochanceto42.Thissadnesslitafireinhim—adeep43togivebacktothecommunitythatshapedhisroots.Asachild，Ibssalosthismothertoatreatableillnessbecauseno44doctorexistedintheremotevillage.Fortunately，hisownlifehadbeen45byeducation.Arareschoolopportunity，supportedbyhisbrother，ledhimtoasuccessfulcareer.“Thoseexperiencesgavemethe46tohelpothers，”heoftensays.Eightmonthslater，hecamebackwithsuppliestobuildacleanwaterwell，47thevillagers’dailystruggleforsafewater.Healsosecuredlandtoopenapreschool.Thesesmall48startedhisnonprofitEAVO.ForIbssa，nowinhis60s，theworkisfarfromeasy.Collectingmoney，workingwithlocalleaders，andgettingsuppliestoremoteareasarealways49.YetIbssaneverthoughtof50.98sponsoredstudentsgraduatedfromuniversityand51theirowncommunities.Hefoundthathisefforts52.Ibssaisn’trichmaterially，butheofferschildrensomething53：theopportunitytogeteducatedandgrow.Tohim，whatstartedasadesireto54hishometownhasbecomeasymbolofhope，provingthateducationisn’tjustapersonalgift，buta55thatcanunitecommunitiesandchangegenerations.41.A.imagined B.pursuedC.anticipated D.witnessed42.A.experience B.travelC.learn D.explore43.A.restriction B.driveC.regret D.curiosity44.A.available B.clumsyC.careless D.flexible45.A.monitored B.changedC.classified D.arranged46.A.budget B.timeC.reputation D.heart47.A.evaluating B.ignoringC.ending D.fueling48.A.gestures B.donationsC.strategies D.opportunities49.A.masterpieces B.challengesC.embarrassments D.crises50.A.defending B.celebratingC.quitting D.cooperating51.A.expanded B.dominatedC.integrated D.lifted52.A.woreout B.wentonC.paidoff D.fadeaway53.A.priceless B.visibleC.abstract D.complicated54.A.repay B.advertiseC.defend D.root55.A.talent B.forceC.symbol D.championship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。（2026·广东汕头高二教学质量监测）Shark’sFinandSichuanPepper（《鱼翅与花椒》）isabookonChinesecuisinebyBritishwriterFuchsiaDunlop，56.hasspentabout15yearsexploringChinaanditsdiversefoodculture.Thebook57.（consist）of16chapters，eachfeaturingapracticalrecipe.DunlopexploresChinesefoodfromtheremoteGansucountryside58.thehistoriccityofYangzhou.Ratherthan59.（mere）presentingthefood，sheimmersesherselfintastingitand，moreimportantly，investigatingit.Fromamazementto60.（accept），DunlopembarksonthisfoodjourneybylearningtocookandtryingdifferentChinesefoodsincludingseacucumberandscorpion（蝎子）.Thisremarkablebookprovidesan61.（excite）journeychangingfromsimpledescriptionsofSichuanpeppertoseriousdiscussionsontopicslikeanimalcrueltyrelatedtoexpensivefoodsuchasshark’sfin.Readersarealsoencouraged62.（appreciate）otheraspectsoflifebeyondfoodfromtheperspectiveof63.outsider.Dunlop’spassionforChinesecuisineisclearthroughoutherwriting.SheshowshowWesternerscansetasidebiases（偏见）andacceptChineseculture.Thisduality（双重性）64.（reflect）inthebook’stitle：Sichuanpepperstandsforeverydayenergy，whileshark’sfinrepresentshigh-endluxury.ThismixofdailylifeandatasteforluxuryenrichesChinesecuisine，65.（leave）alastingimpressiononreaders.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）（2026·山东潍坊高二期末）假定你是李华，你发现很多同学只吃零食不吃早餐，请你写一篇短文向校英文报投稿。内容包括：（1）描述现象；（2）你的建议。注意：（1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）请按如下格式作答。Abetterbreakfast，abetterus第二节（满分25分）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。（2026·湖北黄冈高二2月期末）Fifteen-year-oldLeohadalwayslivedintheshadowofwords.Bornwithastutter（口吃），hemeasuredeverysentencelikeaclimbercheckingeachrockonawall.Atschool，hekeptquiet，afraidthatoneslippedsoundwouldturnhimintoajoke.Hisclassmatescalledhim“SilentLeo”，andthenicknamestucklikegumonhisshoes.OneMarchafternoon，Mrs.JenkinsannouncedtheannualSchoolTalentShow.“Westillneedahosttointroducetheacts，”shesaid，scanningtheroom.Normally，Leowouldhavestaredathisdesk，butthistimehispencilrolledoffthedeskanddroppedonthefloor.Ashebenttopickitup，hiseyesmetabright-yellowposter：HOSTNEEDED—SHINEONSTAGE！Thewordsburnedinsidehimliketinystars.Thatevening，Leosatinhisroompracticingtonguetwisters（绕口令）infrontofamirror.“Peter...Peterp-p...，”hesighed，cheeksburning.HisoldersisterMiapeekedin.“Whynotrap？Rapgivesbeattoyourwords；thebeatcanbeyourbridge.”shesuggested，“Whenlifegivesyoulemons，makelemonade！”Hearingthewords，Leoraisedaneyebrow，inspired.Helovedwritingpoemsinsecret，pouringhisheartintowords.Buthisstutterhadalwaysbeenabarrier，likeashadowhangingoverhim，makingitimpossibleforhimtosharehiswords.Maybe，justmaybe，hecouldhidehisstutterinsiderapandletthebeatwraparoundhiswordslikeaprotectiveblanket.Thethoughtwasthrilling，asparkofpossibilityshininginhischest，makinghimimaginethesoundofhisownvoice，steadyandconfident.注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；（2）请按如下格式作答。Fortwoweekshekeptwritingandpracticing，turninghispoemsintorap.OnthenightoftheTalentShow，Leosteppedintothespotlight.单元质量检测（二）HEALTHYLIFESTYLE（满分150分，时间120分钟）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段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。1.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo？（）A.Stayathome.B.Buyabook.C.Gotothecountryside.2.Whatwillthewomaneat？（）A.Eggsandtoast.B.Fruitandvegetables.C.Toastandfruit.3.Whomisthewomanspeakingto？（）A.Arepairman.B.Asalesman.C.Areceptionist.4.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewatch？（）A.Hethinksitlooksawesome.B.Hefeelsitisexpensive.C.Hecan’ttellifitisdifferent.5.Whatdoesthemanmeanintheend？（）A.Hewon’tbeabletowatchthegame.B.Hewon’tplayinthegame.C.He’llgotoseeadoctorthisweekend.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers？（）A.Managerandassistant.B.Headmasterandteacher.C.Interviewerandapplicant.7.Whatisthestrengthofthewoman？（）A.Beingcreative.B.Beingcooperative.C.Beingcompetitive.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatkindofpartyisthewomanplanning？（）A.Herbirthdayparty.B.TheNewYear’sparty.C.Acompanyparty.9.Whatwillthewomandonext？（）A.Helptheman.B.Tellthemanwhattodo.C.Finishthepreparationsbyherself.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatkindofmedicinewillthewoman’sdaughtertake？（）A.Liquid.B.Tablets.C.Capsules.11.Whenshouldthelittlegirltakethemedicineaccordingtotheman’sadvice？（）A.Beforebedtime.B.Onehouraftermeals.C.Twohoursbeforemeals.12.Whereareprobablythetwospeakers？（）A.Inahospital.B.Inaclinic.C.Inadrugstore.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatdidthemanplantodonextSaturday？（）A.Haveapartywithhisfriends.B.Seethehousewiththewoman.C.Playbasketball.14.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthemanatfirst？（）A.Heislazy.B.Heisselfish.C.Heishard-working.15.Whenwillthewomanmoveatlast？（）A.OnSunday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnFriday.16.Whichofthefollowingsurprisestheman？（）A.Movingearlyinthemorning.B.Borrowinghiscarforthewholeday.C.WorkingonSaturday.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout？（）A.Ameasuretodealwithbeingoverweight.B.Aschooltooffercookinglessons.C.Awaytosetupcookeryclubs.18.Whatdoweknowaboutthecookinglessons？（）A.Theywillbegiveninprimaryschools.B.Theywillbeprovidedoneh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