吉林省长春市汽开区第六中学2026-2027学年高三上学期第一次考试英语试题

吉林省长春市汽开区第六中学2026-2027学年高三上学期第一次考试英语试题一、听力第一节听下面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.Whatdoesthewomanadmirethemanfor?A.Hiskindness. B.Hishardwork. C.Hisprofessionalskills.2.Whatisthemanprobablydoing?A.Cleaninghisroom. B.Drivinghisnewcar. C.Preparingforatest.3.Whatdidthewomanprobablylovemostabouthertrip?A.Theshopping. B.Thescenery. C.Theskiing.4.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodonext?A.Recommendacheapergift. B.Buysomechocolates. C.Lendheracomputer.5.Whatisthewomanprobably?A.Acook. B.Aflowerarranger. C.Anatureartist.第二节听下面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.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Ataphonestore. B.Ataclothesshop. C.Atapolicestation.7.Whatisinthecase?A.Awallet. B.Somecards. C.Somemoney.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Classmates. B.Colleagues. C.Husbandandwife.9.Howdidthemanimprovehislife?A.Byeatinghealthily. B.Byexercisingregularly. C.Bysleepingproperly.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatdoesthemanfinallysayisthebestthingaboutcominghome?A.Hegetshome-cookedmeals. B.Hegetshisclotheswashed.C.Hegetstoliverent-free.11.Whydoesthemanmainlywanttomoveoutoftheuniversity’sapartment?A.Hewantsaplacethat’slesscrowded. B.Hewantssomewherelessnoisy.C.Hewantstobeindependent.12.Whatisthewoman’sattitudetowardtheman’sdecision?A.Sheistotallysupportive. B.Sheisveryconcerned. C.Sheisratherconfused.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatwasprobablyMary’sjobbefore?A.Shewasamentalhealthexpert. B.Shewasafitnessinstructor.C.Shewasanurse.14.WhatisthemainproblemwithelderlypeopleaccordingtoMary?A.Theyhavehealthproblems. B.Theyareunhappy. C.Theyarelonely.15.WhydidMarycomeupwiththeideaofsettinguptheclub?A.Shewantedtoearnmoney. B.Shewantedtohelpoldpeople.C.Shewantedtogathermoreexperience.16.WhatisthebestpartofMary’sjob?A.Shecantravelaround. B.Shegetstomeetkindpeople.C.Shehasflexibleworkinghours.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?A.Theimpactofroboticsonsociety. B.Thehistoryofroboticsinsciencefiction.C.Thetechnologicaladvancementsinthe18thcentury.18.WhenwererobotsfirstusedaccordingtoBaker?A.In1964. B.In1984. C.In2004.19.WhatisBaker’sattitudetowardthedevelopmentofrobots?A.Criticalanddoubtful. B.Hopefulbutconcerned.C.Forward-lookingbutnegative.20.WhatdoesBakerhoperobotswillbeusedfor?A.Fixingcars. B.Writingnovels. 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D.Toadvertise.BWhenIwasyoung,myfamilytreatedeveryvacationasalessoninculture.Weskippedbeachesandamusementparks,headinginsteadtocastles,museums,andancientruins.Irememberbeingten,standingbeforea500-year-oldpainting,secretlywishingIwereataswimmingpool.Asanadult,Icarriedonthistradition.Whenplanningtrips,Igatheredguidebooks,eagertoexploreeveryculturalsite.IfeltitwasmydutytoabsorbasmuchaspossibleabouttheplacesIvisited.Thismindsetshapedmytravels,yetitoftenmadethemtenseandhurried.Iwasconstantlyrushingfromonelandmarktoanother,tryingtostuffinfactsandhistory,frequentlyforgettingtosimplyappreciatethemoment.However,everythingchangedonashorttriptoBequia,asmallislandintheCaribbean.Iarrivedwiththeusualexpectationsbutsoonrealizedtherewerenofamousmuseumsorhistoriclandmarkstoexplore.Instead,therewerepeacefulbeaches,calmcrystal-clearwaters,andwarm,welcominglocals.Atfirst,thisfeltunfamiliarandevendisappointing.Igrewrestlesswithboredom,strugglingtofillmydayswiththekindofmeaningfulactivitiesIwasusedto.Asthedayspassed,Igraduallyletgooftheneedto“dosomethingimportant.”Ibegantodelightinsimplepleasures:readingbookspurelyforenjoyment,wanderingalongthesandyshorewithoutaplan,andwatchingtheoceanwavesrollinwithoutoverthinkingtheirmeaning.Forthefirsttime,Ifelttrulyrelaxed.Iexperiencedthequietjoyofsimplybeingpresent,freefrompressureorexpectations.Bytheendofmystay,Iunderstoodsomethingvital:traveldoesn’talwayshavetobeaboutlearningorsightseeing.Sometimes,itsgreatestgiftisfoundinembracingthemomentandenablingyourselftoexperiencestillness.Ireturnedhomewithafreshinsightthattruetravelisnotjustaboutdiscoveringtheworldoutside,butalsoaboutuncoveringadeeperpeacewithin.4.Howdidtheauthorfindthetravelinhischildhood?A.Inlinewithhisinterests. B.Centeredonfamilybonds.C.Morelikeaculturalduty. D.Filledwithexpectations.5.WhydidtheauthorfeeluneasywhenhearrivedatBequia?A.Theislandwassmallandcrowded. B.Therewerenoexpectedlandmarks.C.Itwashardtocommunicatewithlocals.D.Hehadn’tplannedhisdailyactivitiesinadvance.6.WhatdidthetriptoBequiahelptheauthorrealize?A.Shorttripsbringlesscomfort. B.Planningensuresperfectvacations.C.Cultureismorepowerfulthannature. D.Truetravelincludesmomentsofstillness.7.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.AChildhoodofCulturalTravel. B.TheJourneyWithoutaGuidebook.C.MemoriesofMuseumsandCastles. D.TheSearchforMeaningfulJourneys.CAccordingtoanofficialreport,withmorethan40%ofUSteenagersreportingongoingfeelingsofsadnessorhopelessness,DrKennethBarish,achildpsychologist,believesgrandparentsmaybeanimportantpartofthesolution.Hesaysthedeclineofextendedfamilyinvolvementhasbeenidentifiedasacontributingfactortoacontinuingcrisisinchildandadolescent(青少年)mentalhealth.“WedidnotevolvetoraisechildrenwithaslittleextendedfamilyandcommunitysupportasmostAmericanparentshavenow,”saysDrBarish.“Childrenneedgrandparents,andtheyalwayshave.”Inhisnewbook,DrBarishdrawson40yearsofclinicalexperience,aswellasfindingsfromneuroscience,childdevelopmentstudies,andeducationalprograms,toarguethatgrandparentscanplayameaningfulroleinhelpingfamiliesnavigatetoday’sparentingchallenges.DrBarishsaysgrandparentsoffermorethanjustpracticalsupportforparents.Theyalsoprovidewhathedescribesas“moleculesofemotionalhealth”,smallbutmeaningfulmomentsofencouragement,attention,andunderstandingthathelpstrengthenchildren’s“emotionalimmunesystems”.“Achild’sconfidentexpectationthatsomeonewilllistenandunderstandisthebestprotectionagainsttheemotionalpathogens(病原体)theywillexperiencethroughouttheirchildhood.Morethananythingelse,childrenneedsomeoneintheirlifewholistens,whohelpsthemfeellessalone,andwhoteachesthemthatproblemscanbesolved,relationshipscanberepaired,andbadfeelingsdonotlastforever,”DrBarishexplains.Ultimately,DrBarishargues,“Helpingchildrenthrive(茁壮成长)dependslessonteachingspecificskillsandmoreonfosteringemotionalstrength,confidence,andmeaningfulrelationships.Ourchildrenwillthenworkharder,bouncebackmorequickly,showmorecaringandkindnesstowardothers,andpursueinterestswithgreaterenthusiasm,commitment,andasenseofpurpose.”8.WhatdoesDrBarishthinkcontributestotheongoingcrisisinchildmentalhealth?A.Growingbondsbetweengenerations. B.Reducedfamilyandneighborassistance.C.Insufficientcommunitysupportforparents.D.Lessparticipationfromrelativesinraisingkids.9.WhatlaysthefoundationofDrBarish’snewbook?A.Hisfamilyupbringingandobservationsofchildbehavior.B.Hisclinicalrecordsanddatafrombrainscienceresearch.C.Hisfour-decadepracticeandfindingsfromrelatedfields.D.Hisprofessionalbackgroundandmoderneducationaltheories.10.Whichcanbethemoleculesofemotionalhealth?A.Smallactsofemotionalcare. B.Expensivegiftsforchildren.C.Strictrulesforbehavior. D.Physicalmedicinesforhealth.11.Whatiscrucialforchildrentothriveaccordingtothelastparagraph?A.Masteringspecificskills. B.Pursuingpersonalinterests.C.Showingcaringtowardothers. D.Developingemotionalintelligence.DThecaptionreads:Youlivealoneandhavenofriends,sothisishowyouspendyourFridaynight.Inthevideo,awomanentersaneatapartment,poursaglassofwine,andrelaxesonthesofa,lookingpeacefulandcontent.Thistypeofcontentiscreatedbyso-called“lonelinessinfluencers,”whopresentsolitude(独处)ascomfortandfreedomratherthansomethingtoavoid.Whilebeingabletoenjoyyourowncompanyispsychologicallyhealthy,romanticizingfriendlessness,isolation(孤独),andlonelinesscanbeproblematic.ArecentarticleinTheAtlanticprovidesaglimpseintohowtheseindividualsviewtheirpeacefullives,withhashtagslike#cozyathomeand#alonenotlonely.Butthereisacatch:socialmediaonlycapturesbriefmoments,andinterpretingisolationasaesthetics(美学)candilutethesignificanceofbelongingandcommunity.Researchsuggestslonelinessisatepidemiclevels,with38%ofU.S.adultsreportingmoderate-to-severelonelinessin2022.TheSurgeonGeneral’s2023reportconcludedthatlonelinessandsocialisolationincreasetheriskforearlydeath,stroke,depressionanddementia.Basedonthepotentialnegativeoutcomes,itseemstobeanythingbutromanticor“trendy”.AccordingtoAbrahamMaslow’s“HierarchyofNeeds,”loveandbelongingcomeimmediatelyafterphysiologicalneedsandsafetyneeds.Maslow’stheoryofhumanneedsdatesbackto1943andhasbeenwidelyacceptedinthepsychologyfieldsince.Tobefair,therehavecertainlybeenpositivementalhealthandself-caremessagesthatinfluencershavehelpedbringtothemainstream,butsometimestheircontentunintentionallypromotesunhealthyconceptsandideas.Weneedtolooknofurtherthantheclassicandcurrentresearchtoseethatapromotionoflonelinessandisolationcomeswithsignificantrisks,whichcastsdoubtonthebeautifiedportrayalonsocialmedia.OurcurrentcultureofinfluencersbringstomindanancientLatinphrase:caveatemptor,or“letthebuyerbecautious.”Itisonusastheconsumertodeterminethequalityofaproductbeforepurchasingit.Overtime,thishasbecomeapplicabletosocialmedia.12.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dilute”inparagraph2probablymean?A.Reveal. B.Evaluate. C.Highlight. D.Cheapen.13.Whatdoestheauthorstressbyreferringtothe“HierarchyofNeeds”?A.Theimpactsofisolation. B.Thesignificanceofpsychology.C.Thedifferencesofhumanneeds. D.Thenecessityofsocialconnection.14.WhydoestheauthormentiontheLatinphrase?A.Toofferasolution. B.Tosoundawarning.C.Toclarifyatheory. D.Topromoteaproduct.15.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.TheRiseofInfluencerCulture B.TheTrendofEnjoyingLivingAloneC.HiddenRisksofLonelinessAesthetics D.HealthProblemsCausedbySocialMediaEAnintellectualpartnershipismorethanbeingcoworkers.16It’sclosebutnotromantic;it’slifelongbutoutsidethefamily.Anintellectualpartnershipincludeslearning,investigating,challenging,andcelebratingthethingtwopeoplearemostpassionateabout,together.17Themostobviousreasonisthepowerofhavingtwomindsengaged.Simplyput,twoheads,twicetheideas.Anotherpersoncanbuildonyouridea,pushitfurther,addanewangle,enhanceitscreativity,orturnitintosomethingmorepractical.Thedeeperpayoffisthespecificexpertise(专长)partnershaveformed.Inalongtimecollaboration,collaboratorsmayknowtheinsandoutsofadifficulttechnology,orthemanymethodsthathavefaileduntilthispoint.Thatdeepexpertiseissomethingtheymayonlysharewithoneanother.Thishelpswithefficiency.18Ifthingsgethard,there’sareasontogoon;you’reinthistogether.You’reaccountabletoanotherperson.Thesameaccountabilityisn’ttherewhenyou’reonyourown.Tobuildastrongintellectualpartnership,recognizingeachperson’sstrengthsandweaknessesiskey.Thisawarenessallowspartnerstodividelaborstrategically—playingtoeachother’sstrengthswhileanticipatingpotentialblindspots.19Theseincludehavingopendialogue,checkinginintentionallyandregularly,learningconflictresolutionskills,valuingtheother’seffortsandsuccesses,anddevelopingtheperfectworkflow.Learningtobalanceanintellectualpartnershipcantaketime.20Somecollaborationsmaybestrictlyprofessional;forothers—EricaCeruloandClaireMazur,StephenDubnerandStevenLevitt,andsomanymore—thelifelongfriendshipmaybeexactlywhatfuelstheirsuccess.A.It’sdifferentfrombeingfriends.B.Equallyimportantarecommunicationskills.C.Theemotionalbondbetweenpartnersvariesgreatly.D.Collaborationhelpsinitiatetasksanddevelopcontinuity.E.Theintellectualbenefitsofpartnershiparerarelyrecognized.F.Intellectualcollaborationcanbesurprisinglyfruitfulforgoodreasons.G.Workingwithanotherpersonalsoboostsdeterminationandaccountability.三、完形填空Backinthe1960swhenIwasakid,wealwayswelcomedthearrivalofautumn.Withthechangingseasoncamea21inchores.Whenleavesbeganto22theyard,raking(耙拢)themwasonourdutyagenda.Whileitwasaboringtask,wethreekidsfoundwaystoturnitintopure23.We’dsweepthemupinpilesandthenwecouldn’t24jumpingin.Once,weevenspenthoursrakingapilesoenormousthatIhadto25tothefencetogetaproperrun-up.ThenIlaunchedmyselfintothepile.WhenIfinally26,coveredindriedleaves,wewerebreathlesswithlaughter.Theworkwasachore,butthememorieswere27.Withautumncamechangesinthekitchen,too.Momwas28,ascoldsummerfoodsgavewaytohotsoups.Thus,wewereoftendraftedinto29:mixingflour,peeling(削皮)potatoes,30thepotsothericedidn’tboiloverwhileMompreparedhersignaturesoup.IneverfiguredoutMom’s31forthesoup,butIcould32identifyitbythesmellfromthefrontyard.Itishardtodescribewhata33itwastosmellthatsouponacoldautumnafternoon,which,madewithpotatoeswe’dpeeled,tastedlikehomewitheverysinglemouthful.Allourchoreswere34.Weweren’tinitformoney.Butdoingthemdidmakeusfeellikewewere35membersofthefamily,notmereonlookers.21.A.shift B.choice C.chance D.decline22.A.circle B.brighten C.blanket D.shelter23.A.joy B.luck C.harmony D.surprise24.A.imagine B.tolerate C.resist D.deny25.A.leanover B.slipaway C.holdon D.backup26.A.hesitated B.emerged C.survived D.froze27.A.confusing B.precious C.rare D.distant28.A.busier B.sharper C.calmer D.tougher29.A.serve B.cook C.clean D.help30.A.emptying B.lifting C.watching D.balancing31.A.purpose B.demand C.reward D.recipe32.A.unmistakably B.accidentally C.cautiously D.incompletely33.A.puzzle B.bother C.comfort D.trial34.A.well-split B.light-handed C.unappreciated D.unpaid35.A.forgiving B.contributing C.extended D.overlooked四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Italyhastiramisu,Franceproducesmacarons,andBritainisknownforpudding.Manycountrieshave36(represent)desserts.Similarly,China,withitsrichhistory,hasdeveloped37uniquemasteryofpastries(点心)andsweets.Today,newlyopeneddessertandpastryshopsaregrowing38(rapid)inChina,whiletraditionalbrandscontinuetoengagecustomers.In2023,thesizeofChina’sbakeryandpastryindustry39(reach)285.3billionRMB,makingitclearthatdessertsareanirreplaceablepartofthecountry’ssnackculture.Chinesepastriesarewell-knownfortheirdistinctiveanddiversestyles.Forinstance,thefamousJingbajian,40collectseightpastrieswithuniqueshapesandflavors,originatedinroyalceremoniesduringtheMingandQingdynastiesbeforebecomingpopularamongcommonpeople.Fromauspicious(吉祥的)“fu”charactercookiestodateflowercakes,eachpastryisexpected41(express)richculturalmeaningandblessings.TheshapesofChinesepastriesoftencarryprofoundmeanings,42(adopt)squareorcircularformsthatreflecttheancientviewoftheuniverse:roundskyandsquareearth.Squaressymbolize43(stable)andorder,whilecirclesrepresentharmonyandcompleteness.Astimeschange,ChinesedessertshaveacceptedWesternbakingtechniques,innovativeingredientsandcreativeideas,44theunderlyingculinary(食物的)philosophyremainsunchanged.45(value)likerespectingnature,treasuringfood,pursuingexcellence,andstickingtoseasonalharmonystillguidethedietaryhabitsofChinesepeople.五、书信写作46.假定你是李华。你校健身社团将举办滨湖公园慢跑打卡活动（LakesideParkJogging&Check-inActivity）。请你写一封邮件给外教Mr.Smith，内容包括：1.邀请他参加本次慢跑活动；2.向他推荐活动的沿途摄影打卡环节，简述推荐理由；3.表达期盼。DearMr.Smith,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua六、书面表达47.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。Iwasanarrogant(傲慢的)highschoolboyfullofblindself-confidence,firmlybelievingthatIwasmorecapablethanallmyclassmatesatmanaginggrouptasks.Whenourteacherformallyannouncedthatourschoolwouldholdalivelycampuscharityfairtoraisemoneyforpoorchildreninremotevillages,Ivolunteeredwithouthesitationtotakechargeofthesecond-handbookstall.Ialsoactivelypersuadednearlytenwarm-heartedclassmatestodonatetheirunusedbookstosupportmybooth.MythoughtfulclassmateLinahadkindlyremindedmeinadvancetoclassifydifferentkindsofbooks,markclearandreasonableprices,anddesignsimplepromotionalposterstoattractvisitors.However,Irudelyturneddownhersincereadviceandevenlaughedopenlyatherforbeingoverlycautious.Igatheredlargepilesofvariousbooks,includinginterestingstorybooks,popularmagazinesandpracticalexamreferencebooks.Withoutanycarefularrangement,Istuffedthesemixedbooksrandomlyintoseveralroughcardboardboxes.Ontheofficialdayofthecharityfair,whileothergroupsdevotedplentyoftimeandenergytodecoratingtheirstallswithcolorfulribbonsandbeautifulhandwrittensigns,Ididalmostnopreparationatall.Ijustlaidallmybooksinatotalmessonthetableandwanderedaroundthecampuscasually,firmlyconvincedthathigh-qualitybooksalonewouldnaturallydrawalargenumberofbuyers.Asnoonslowlyrolledaround,alltheneighboringstallswerepackedwithbusyandenergeticstudents.Insharpcontrast,almostnoonestoppedorsparedaglanceatmybookbooth.Worsestill,severalreferencebooksaccidentallyslippedoffthetableandgotbadlystainedbythefruitjuicespilledbypassingstudents.Standingalonebesidemycoldbooth,IwatchedLina’shandmadetoystallbecomeextremelypopularandlistenedtotheircheerfulandmerrylaughter.Strongregretandgreatembarrassmentwrappedmetightly.Ifullyrealizedthatmystupidarroganceandlazinesshadwastedmyclassmates’kinddonations.JustasIsankintodeepself-blameanddespair,Linafinishedhertemporaryworkandwalkedstraighttowardsme.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。Seeingmydepression,Linadidn’tmentionmypreviousrudenessbutproposedaplan.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Whenthecharityfairdrewtoanend,ourbookstallunexpectedlytoppedthedonationlist.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________吉林省长春市汽开区第六中学20262027学年高三上学期第一次考试英语试题参考答案听力1‑5ACBAC6‑10BCBCA11‑15CBCAB16‑20BAABC阅读理解1.C2.D3.B4.C5.B6.D7.B8.D9.C10.A11.D12.D13.D14.B15.C16.A17.F18.G19.B20.C完形填空21.A22.C23.A24.C25.D26.B27.B28.A29.D30.C31.D32.A33.C34.D35.B语法填空36.representative37.a38.rapidly39.reached40.which41.toexpress42.adopting43.stability44.but45.Values书信写作46题范文DearMr.Smith,I’mwritingtosincerelyinviteyoutotakepartintheLakesideParkJogging&CheckinActivityheldbyourschoolfitnessclub.Theactivitywillbegreatfun.Besidesjogging,thereisalsoaphotographycheckinalongtheroute,whichIhighlyrecommend.Theparkboastsattractivelakeviewsandbeautifulplants.Takingphotoswhilejoggingcanhelpyourelaxandrecordwonderfulmoments.Wewouldbedelightedifyoucouldcome.Lookingforwardtoyourparticipation.Yourssincerely,LiHua书面表达续写47题范文Seeingmydepression,Linadidn’tmentionmypreviousrudenessbutproposedaplan.Webegantosortoutthosemixedbooksquickly,markreasonablepricesforeachcategoryandputupsimpleposterstodrawstudents’attention.Wealsocleanedthestainedreferencebooks.LinaandIcalledonpassingstudentstohavealookatourbooks.Gradually,moreandmorestudentsgatheredaroundourbooth,selectingtheirfavouritebooksanddonatingmoneywarmly.Whenthecharityfairdrewtoanend,ourbookstallunexpectedlytoppedthedonationlist.IfeltdeepgratitudetoLinaforhertimelyhelp.Irealizedthatarrogancewouldbringfailurewhilemodestyandteamworkmadesuccesspossible.Fromthenon,Ilearnedtorespectothers’adviceandcooperatewithmyclassmatesingrouptasks.听力原文Text1W:Isawyoubeingkindtooneofourcolleaguestodayevenwhenhewasabitrudetoyouthismorning.M:Ibelieveweshouldalwaystreatpeoplethewaywewanttobetreated.W:That’skindofyou.(1)Text2W:You’vebeeninyourroomforawhile.Youcan’tkeepplayingvideogameslikethis!M:Actually,I’mplayingthisonetohelpmewithmydrivingtestnextweek.(2)Text3W:IjustreturnedfromBhutan.M:Isitaplacefamousforskiingorshopping?W:It’sprettytraditionalactually.Myexperiencewascenteredaroundthecountry’snaturalbeauty.Text4M:WhatarewegoingtogetSarahforhergraduationnextweek?W:Well,sheloveschocolates,butyourdadwillbuyhersome.Whatdoyousuggest?M:Alaptop.W:That’sabittoomuch.Anythingelse?(4)Text5M:Wow,sothey’reallmadeoutofrealflowersandleaves?W:Yes,basically!Isometimesusenutsorfruitstoo.Smallroundnutsorfruitsaregreattouseaseyes,particularlywhenI’mmakingpicturesofsmallanimals.(5)Text6M:Hi.Ifoundthiscaseinoneofyourchangingrooms.I’dliketohanditin.(6)(7)W:Okay,sir.Whereexactlydidyoufindit?M:Iwentintothechangingroomandsawitononeoftheseats.Ithoughttheownerwasoutside.SoIlookedaround,butIdidn’tseeanyone.W:Anddidyoufindanythingelseinthere?M:Ifyou’retalkingaboutanythinglikewalletsorcards,no.There’snophoneinthecaseeither.Justsomecashinit.(7)W:Understood.Thankyou.Text7W:Morning!M:Goodmorning.Whyareyousocheerfulandfullofenergy?You’renormallytiredwhenyougetintotheoffice.(8)W:Ireadabookaboutfeelingbetter.Ittalkedaboutchangingtwothingsinlifetomakeyouhealthierandhappier.M:Whataretheythen?W:First,youneedtoeatahealthiermeal.Thesecondistoexercisemore.SoItookupyoga.NowI’mmoreflexibleandfitter.M:Ireadself‑helpbooksandtheyneverworkedoutforme.W:Butyoualwayslookwell.What’syoursecret?(9)M:Ireadanewspaperarticleaboutchangingsleepingpatternsandpositions,andsincethenI’vealwaysfeltgreat.(9)Text8M:I’mhome!W:Goodtosee