湖南省五市十校2026-2027学年高二上学期11月期中考试英语试卷（含答案不含音频含听力原文）

英语(试卷满分:150分,考试时间:120分钟)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,并将条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2.回答选择题时,选出每小题答案后,用2B铅笔把答题卡上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;回答非选择题时,用0.5mm的黑色字迹签字笔将答案写在答题卡上,写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后,请将答题卡上交。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.WhenisthenexttraintoBoston?A.At9:15. B.At9:45. C.At10:45.2.Whatarethespeakersprobablydoingnow?A.Waitingforatrain. B.Listeningtotheradio. C.Workingoncomputers.3.Howdoesthemangotoworkeveryday?A.Bybus. B.Onfoot. C.Bycar.4.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydoaboutthesciencetrip?A.Postponethetrip. B.Cancelthewholetrip. C.Movethetripindoors.5.Howdoesthewomansound?A.Critical. B.Impressed. C.Disappointed.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。听第6段录音,回答第6、7题。6.Wheredoesthemanneedtogofirst?A.Themeetingroom.B.Themanager'soffice.C.Themarketingdepartment.7.Whatshouldthemandonow?A.Showhiscardtothewoman.B.Gethislong-termcard.C.Puthissignatureonthepaper.听第7段录音,回答第8至10题。8.WhydoesLauralooktroubled?A.Sheisfeelingtravel-sick.B.Sheisupsetaboutthetrafficjam.C.Sheisworriedaboutthelongflight.9.HowhasLauraspenthertimesofar?A.Enjoyingthescenery. B.Readingabook. C.Chattingonline.10.Whatdothespeakersagreetodo?A.Buysomedrinks. B.Stopthecar. C.Listentomusic.听第8段录音,回答第11至13题。11.WhatdidDanielusetotellbirdsapart?A.Biologyclassmaterials.B.Afreebird-songapp.C.Hissportsfieldrecordings.12.WhydidDanielsendhisrecordingstothenationaldatabase?A.Tohelpwithbirdresearch.B.Torecordbirdsongs.C.Tocountlocalbirds.13.WhatistheDaniel'smostsurprisingfindingaboutthebirds?A.Theylivearoundtheschool.B.TheyarequieteronMondays.C.Theycovereighteenbirdspecies.听第9段录音,回答第14至16题。14.WhatwillthevolunteersdofirstonSaturday?A.Readstoriestochildren.B.Putbooksontheshelves.C.Practisewelcomingvisitors.15.Whyaresmallpicturesaddedtothebooklabels?A.Toreplaceoldnumbers.B.Tobeautifytheshelves.C.Tohelpkidsunderstand.16.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheman?A.Heiswillingtotrysomethingnew.B.Hehasworkedatthelibrarybefore.C.Hepreferstoworkwithoutapartner.听第10段录音,回答第17至20题。17.Whofirstsuggestedthesoundmapproject?A.Ateacher. B.Apresenter. C.Astudent.18.Whatmuststudentsdobeforerecordingaperson'svoice?A.Takeaphotograph. B.Writeadescription. C.Askforpermission.19.WhatshouldstudentsbringtoThursday'smeeting?A.Oneideaforasound.B.Arecordingofalocalsound.C.Amapoftheneighbourhood.20.WhyisMr.Greengivingthistalk?A.Toexplainhowtousearecorder.B.Toinvitestudentstojoinaproject.C.Totalkabouttheschoolradiostation.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和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项。ACallingAllYoungPoets:The12thGreenfieldPoetryPrizeGreenfieldArtsCentreisnowacceptingentriesforitsannualpoetrycompetition,opentosecondaryschoolstudentsaged14-19.Since2014theprizehaslookedforworkthat"turnstheordinaryintotheunforgettable",andthisyear'stheme,Thresholds,invitesyoungwriterstoexploremomentsofcrossing,changeandbecoming.Categories•Junior(14-15):onepoem,upto30lines•Senior(16-17):onepoem,upto40lines•Open(18-19):onepoem,upto50linesEachparticipantmaypresentonlyonepoem,whichmustbeoriginalandunpublished.Worksthathavealreadyappearedinprintoronline-includingpersonalblogsandsocialmedia-arenotqualified,andtranslationsarealsonotacceptable.EntriesanddeadlinesEntriesopenon1Octoberandcloseatmidnighton30November.Poemsareacceptedonlythroughouronlineportal;postalentrieswillnotberead.Thereisnoentryfee.Pleasekeepyournameoffthepoemitself;entriesarejudgedanonymously,soonlythetitleshouldappearonthecomposition,andyourcontactdetailsbelongintheaccompanyingform,notinthepoem.JudgingandprizesThreepublishedpoetswillreadeveryentry.Poemsarejudgedonimagery,emotionalhonestyandcommandoflanguage.Shortlistedpoetswillbetoldby20Decemberandinvitedtoapublicreading,wherethewinnersareannounced.Firstprizeineachcategoryis£200andpublicationinoursummeranthology;runners-upreceive£50.AwordofadviceLastyearmorethanathirdofentriesweredisqualified,mostoftenforbreakingthelinelimitorforprintingthepoet'snameonthecomposition.Soreadtherulesoncemorebeforeyoupress"present".21.Whatdoweknowaboutaparticipant?A.Theymaypayasmallentryfee. B.Theymustsendinjustonepoem.C.Theyshouldpostthepoemonlinefirst. D.Theycanbemorethan19yearsold.22.Whatdecidesapoem'schanceofwinning?A.Asetofthreestandards. B.Theresultofpubliconlinevotes.C.Theskillofusinglanguagealone. D.Thefameofthepoetwhowroteit.23.Whatdoestheadviceinthelastparagraphsuggestaboutmanyyoungpoets?A.Thethemewasmisread. B.Theycopiedother'slines.C.Theirpoemsweretooshort. D.Theyignoredsomebasicrules.BBondarPolina,aRussianstudentatBeijingJiaotongUniversityinChina,isdrawntothecountry'scookingofferings.Oftenreferredtoasa"foodie"amongherChinesefriends,Polinaeagerlyembracesopportunitiestoexplorelocaldishes.WheninvitedtoatraditionalCantoneseChinesemorningtea,Polinawasastonishedtolearnofthemenu's80snacksand120dishes.TodayGuangzhou'srestaurantsstimulatecustomers'appetitewithvariousofferings,eachmoredelicateanddeliciousthanthelast."Iwasamazedbythevarietyandwonderedifitwaspossibletotrythemall,"shesaid.Polinasoughtrecommendationsandchosesatayoxstomach(沙嗲金钱肚)andpineapplecrispbread.Theydefinitelyfilledthebillwhenshetastedtheflavors.AndherfriendproudlymentionedChina'svastcuisinelandscapeofaround100,000dishes.Duringherfoodjourney,shelearnedaboutadishcalledluzhu,atraditionalBeijingdishmadewithavarietyofporkoffal(内脏)includingintestines(肠)."Whentheluzhudisharrived,Ifounditbothscaryandexciting,"remarkedPolina.Thisexperiencebroadenedherperspectiveonfoodandmadehermoreopentotryingnewthings.Withwinterapproaching,Polina'sattentionturnedtohotpot,adishwhichsymbolizeswarmthandfamily.Herfriendtoldherthatshecouldevenorderatake-outhotpot.Polinacouldn'twaittotryitandinvitedherfriendtojoinher.Polina'sexplorationofChinesecuisinenotonlysatisfiedherappetitebutalsodeepenedherappreciationforthecountry'sculinarytraditions.Fromcomfortinghotpottoadventurousluzhu,shecherishesthejoyofsharingmealswithfriends.PolinaeagerlywaitsforthedayshecanintroduceherfamilytotheamazingdishesshehasdiscoveredinChina.24.WhatcanbeinferredaboutPolina'simpressionofCantonesemorningtea?A.Thereweretoomanydishestobepractical.B.Shewasattractedbythefoodvariety.C.Shewasunsureifdishessuitforeigners.D.Snacksweretoocostlyformostdiners.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"filledthebill"inParagraph3mean?A.Hitthespot. B.Caughthereye.C.Hurthertongue. D.Costmuchmoney.26.HowdidPolinafeelabouttheluzhudishshetried?A.Fearfulandupset. B.Curiousandcontent.C.Frightenedandthrilled. D.Anxiousanddelighted.27.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?A.Hotpotvs.atraditionalBeijingdish.B.Foreignstudents'loveforChinesefood.C.ARussianstudent'sChinesefoodjourney.D.FamoustraditionalChinesedishesintroduced.CWhiletraditionalscience-fiction(sci-fi)haslongdominatedtheliterarymarket,climatefiction(cli-fi),anemerginggenreintroducedbyjournalistDanBloomin2007,isgainingextremepopularity.Centeringonclimatechangeandecologicalcrises,suchenvironmental-themednovelshavedefeatedtraditionalsci-fiinquarterlysalesforthreeconstantquarters,accordingtoBookzee.Insteadofshowingtheendoftheworld,cli-fihighlightsongoingglobalecologicaltransformationswithnear-futurerealism.Moststorylinesaresetmerelyfivetotenyearsahead,focusingonhumanbeings'adaptationandresponsestofrequentclimatedisasters.Peoplearealsousingcli-fitoimaginehowtheywoulddealwithclimate-relatedchallenges,Bookzeenoted.KimStanleyRobinson'sTheMinistryfortheFutureservesasatypicalillustration.StartingwithadisastrousheatwaveinIndiakilling20millionlives,thenovelintegratesvariousviewstointerpretglobalresponsestoecologicalcrises.Thisrisefollowsthefirsthalfof2026,whichsawrecord-breakingheatwavesandnaturaldisasterssuchasthemudslideinNepal.Greenpeacereportsthat2015-2025havebeenthehottest11yearsonrecord,withmorecountriesfacingextremeweather.Thefirst2026WorldRiskPollalsorevealedthatglobalawarenessofthethreatposedbyclimatevariationhasincreaseddramatically,with40percentofadultsregardingclimatechangeasagravethreattonationalsecurity.Thisshowstheincreasinganxietythatcli-fitapsinto.Asacarrierofpublicemotions,cli-finotonlyhelpsreadersconnectclimateissueswithreal-lifeexperiences,butalsoservesasapowerfulwarning."Climatefictioncannoteducatepeopleintermsofsciencefactsandstatistics,"Bloomsaid.Instead,"throughtheemotionsinvolvedinreadinganovel",itarousespublicempathyviavividliterarydescriptions,ultimatelymotivatingactiveenvironmentalprotectionactions.28.Whatdowelearnaboutcli-fi?A.Itsstoriesavoidthedistantfuture.B.Itsaimistoofferscientificguidance.C.Itscreationinvolvescrisisvictims.D.Itspopularityfollowsnaturaldisasters.29.Whatcanbeinferredaboutcli-fi'sincreasingpopularity?A.Itprovessci-fi'slostvalue. B.Itassociatesgrowingeco-concern.C.Itresultsfromstatisticsdistrust. D.ItowesmuchtoBloom'spromotion.30.WhydoestheauthormentionGreenpeaceandtheWorldRiskPollinParagraph3?A.Tocriticizemediaforoverstatingrisks.B.Toshowclimatechangebeyondcontrol.C.Tocomparepublicopinionsacrosscountries.D.Toexplainthereal-worldcontextofcli-fi'srise.31.WhatisBloom'sopinionaboutcli-fi?A.Ithelpsreadersforgetclimate-relatedfears.B.Iteducatesreaderswithscientificstatistics.C.Itwarnsreadersofdisastersusingrealdata.D.Itinspiresactionthroughemotionalinfluence.DArtificialintelligence(AI)hasdisplayedcompetenceacrossvariousfields,butmatchinghumancreativityremainshardtoachieve.However,companieslikeStoryFitareusingAIinaquitenovelway.Initially,MonicaLanders,founderandCEOofStoryFit,usedAItechnologytoaidpublishersinnarrowingdowntheir"slushpiles"toashortlistofpromisingbooks.However,StoryFitfoundthepublishingindustry'sgrowthpotentialinsufficientandtargetedthefilmindustryinstead.Consequently,ithasbecometheforcebehindseveralsuccessfulfilmsandTVseriesinrecentyears.Primarily,StoryFitanalyzesascript'smarketability,assessingwhereastoryfitswiththeaudienceandhoweachstorytellingelementresonates(引起共鸣).Thefilmindustryishigh-risk,withenormousinvestmentsrequiredbeforegeneratingreturns.StoryFitprovidesdataonwhetherthoserisksarelikelytobefruitful.StoryFit'sAItechnologycheckscharacterfeaturestoevaluateaudienceresponses,determininghowheroicorapproachableamaincharactermightbe.Thisinformationallowscreativeprofessionalstoidentifypotentialcharacterimbalances.Asfilmlovers,theStoryFitteamoftenappliestheirtechnologytobelovedTVseries.StoryFitanalyzesaudienceconnectionstothestoryline,offeringinsightsintoaspectssuchastheaudience'semotionaljourneythroughoutanepisodeortheimpactofafavoritecharacter'sleaving.Thecompanyalsoreportsonplotinconsistencies(不一致),suchascharactersbehavinginconsistentlywiththeirestablishedfeaturesordisappearingfromthestoryline.However,Landersemphasizesthattheirroleistodrawinsightsfromthedataratherthancommentonthescript.Shestated,"Youhavepeoplewhosewholecareersarebasedonmakingthosedecisions.Butwecanbeatechnologyvoicethathelpsthemtocastlightonwhat'shappeningornothappeninginthescript."UsingAItechnologylikeStoryFitinthefilmindustrydisplaysAI'spotentialtoenhancestorytelling.Asthetechnologyadvances,itsimpactonthefilmindustrywillonlygrow,pavingthewayformorefascinatingandresonantcinematicexperiences.32.WhatledStoryFittoturntothefilmindustry?A.TheinsufficientAIcompetence.B.Theenormousamountofinvestment.C.Thepublishingindustry'srefusal.D.Thelimiteddevelopmentspaceinpublishing.33.WhatdoesStoryFithelpcreativeprofessionalsdoprecisely?A.Reviseinconsistentplotsinfinishedfilmworks.B.RemoveriskyinvestmentinfilmandTVproduction.C.Detectpotentialfaultsincharactersettingofascript.D.Predictthepublic'spreferencefordifferentstorythemes.34.AccordingtoLanders,whatisStoryFit'sroleinscriptanalysis?A.Adecisionmaker. B.Acontentdeveloper.C.Adata-drivenadviser. D.Acreativeprofessional.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.TheBroadFutureofStoryFitB.StoryFit:ReadingaScriptThroughDataC.StoryFitHelpsReduceFinancialLossesD.StoryFit'sHugePotentialinScriptCreation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。MusicfromtheFrontPorch(门廊)Onasunnyafternoon,thestreetcomesalivewithmusic.___36___Theyarethefrontporchesofordinaryhomes,andtheperformersarelocalmusicianswholivenearby.___37___Itbeganin2007inIthaca,NewYork,whenneighbourswantedtosharemusicwiththepeoplelivingaroundthem.Today,peopleoffertheirporches,drivewaysandyardsasfreestages,andtheaudiencesimplywalksorcyclesfromonehousetothenext.OnethingthatmakesPorchfestspecialisthatitcostsnothing.___38___Asaresult,families,studentsandvisitorscanallenjoyanafternoonoflivemusicwithoutbuyingaticket.Localbusinessesoftenjoininaswell,offeringfreewaterandsnackstothelisteners.Music,however,isnottheonlyreasonitworkssowell.___39___Aporchsitsbetweenaprivatehomeandapublicstreet,soitiseasytostartaconversationwithaneighbourthere.Inthisway,peoplewhohavelivedsidebysideforyearsfinallygettoknoweachother.Someevendiscoversharedhobbies,andfriendshipsoftencontinuelongafterthemusicstops.Today,theideabelongstomanytowns.WhatbeganasafewneighboursplayingontheirdoorstepshasgrownintoamovementwithcitiesfromLosAngelestoConwayhostingtheirownversions,andinmanyplacestheeventhasbecomeasummertradition.___40___A.Therealsecretliesintheporchitself.B.Clearly,thissmallideahasmadeabigdifference.C.Butthestagesherearenotwhatyouwouldexpect.D.Neithertheperformersnortheaudienceisaskedtopayanything.E.Theeventtakesitsnamefromtheporcheswherethemusicisplayed.F.Overtime,someperformingmusicianshavebecomewell-knownstars.G.Inrecentyears,newPorchfestshavekeptspringingupacrossNorthAmerica.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。BenitaKarowasfilmingwavesonaSanDiegobeachwhenasurferpaddled(用桨划船)pasther.Onlythendidshenoticethetoweringwallofwaterbehindhim.She___41___thathewascompletelyunawareofwhatwascoming.Secondslaterthewave___42___himagainsttherockswithterribleforce.Soon,hedisappearedunderthewhitewater.Karokepthereyesonthe___43___,waitinganxiouslyforhimtocomeup.Hedidnot.Drawingcloser,shesawhimfloatingfacedown-unconsciousandcompletely___44___.Foramomentshestoodfrozen,staringatthatlifelessbody.Thensomethingdeepinherfelt___45___.Itwasamother'sinstinct,leavingnoroomfor___46___.Beforesheknewit,shewasmoving.Stillcompletelydressed,she___47___intotheicywaterandseizedtheman.Endlesswavescrashedagainsttherocks,butshe___48___ontohim,keepinghisheadup.Anothersurfersoon___49___them.Peoplefromanearbyhouserusheddown;togetherthey___50___himontothesand.Medicalworkersarrived;Karo,cutandbleeding,refused___51___untilhewassafe.Thesurfer,Bob,hadsurfedthesedangerouswatersforfiftyyears.Herecovered___52___andwasreunitedwithKaroinhospital.Hecalledherheroic.Whenaskedwhyshehad___53___herlifeforastranger,Karoinsistedshewasnohero-simplyamother.Courage,it___54___,isnottheabsenceoffear.Itisthequiet___55___tomoveforwardwheneverymusclebegsyoutoturnback.41.A.demanded B.assumed C.realized D.denied42.A.fetched B.swept C.brushed D.pushed43.A.horizon B.depths C.distance D.surface44.A.helpless B.hopeless C.fearless D.selfless45.A.strange B.strong C.weak D.quiet46.A.discussion B.complaint C.hesitation D.preparation47.A.jumped B.slipped C.stepped D.wandered48.A.passed B.moved C.caught D.held49.A.recognized B.observed C.spotted D.greeted50.A.pushed B.dragged C.guided D.dropped51.A.treatment B.support C.rescue D.payment52.A.strongly B.highly C.closely D.fully53.A.risked B.sacrificed C.wasted D.shared54.A.comesout B.turnsout C.breaksout D.findsout55.A.refusal B.intention C.decision D.ambition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。Mid-AutumnFestivalCelebrationsLightupMoroccowithPoetryandMusicTheChinaCulturalCenterinRabatheldaseriesof"Mid-AutumninPoetry"eventsacrossMorocco,___56___(bring)localcitizensacreativecombinationoftraditionalChineseculture,modernjazzmusicandpoeticrecitations.ThehighlightwasaculturalfeastoftheMid-AutumnConcerthostedinRabatonSeptember20.Morethan200gueststurnedup,includingdiplomats(外交官),Moroccanculturaladministratorsanddevotedmusicfans.Theconcertbeganwith___57___Chinese-ArabicbilingualreadingoftheclassicpoemLookingattheMoonandLongingforOneFarAway,in___58___ChineseandMoroccanteenagerscooperatedtodeliverthistouchingliterarypiece.___59___(impress)bythecharmofChineseculture,thebandtouredotherMoroccancities.TheirwonderfulperformancesblendedChineseculturalelementswithmodernjazz___60___(skillful),creatinganunforgettableexperienceforeveryaudiencemember.Aspartofthefestival,ahands-onworkshop___61___(organize)inCasablancaonSept19.Many___62___(visit)gainedaccesstofirsthandknowledgeofChinesetraditions.Later,guestsfrombothnationsgatheredattheChinaCulturalCenter.Theytastedmooncakesandfound___63___(they)deeplytouchedbythethemeofreunion.Comparedwithordinaryculturalactivities,thiseventseriesproved___64___(meaningful).Mooncakescarrywarmfeelingsforfamilyreunion,andthefestivaliscloselyrelated___65___theuniversalvalueoftogethernessacrossdifferentcultures.第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节（满分15分）随着互联网深入日常生活,它在带来便利的同时也带来了隐患。假如你是李华,你校英文报OnlineLife专栏正在以AWiseNetizen(网民)为主题征稿。请你写一篇短文投稿,内容包括:(1)网络带来的隐患;(2)你的应对建议。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。AWiseNetizen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。LastFridaynightwasthebiggestnightofmylife.InthedistrictfinalagainstApacheHigh,wewere14pointsbehindinthelastquarter.Wefoughtbackpointbypointuntilthescorewastied.Withonlythreesecondsleft,theballcametome.Ijumpedandshot.Theballdroppedthroughthenetasthefinalwhistleblew.Wewonbyonepoint,ourschool'sfirstchampionship.Thecrowdrushedontothecourt,andmyteammatespiledontopofme.Iwastheheroofthewinningshot.Yetaseveryonecelebrated,ourcoach,Mr.King,walkedbacktothelockerroomalone,lostinuneasythoughts.Hehadnoticedsometroublewiththescoreboardduringthegame.Twodayslater,onSundaymorning,hesuddenlyaskedthewholeteamtocomebacktothegym.HehadnevercalledusonaSundaybefore.Stillexcited,wehurriedthere,guessingwhatwassourgent.Whenwewereallseated,Mr.Kingspokeinalowvoice.Hestayedupallnight,watchingthegamevideoandwritingdowneverypoint.Heexplainedthatoneshotearlierinthefinalperiodhadrolledaroundtheedgeofthebasketandmissed.Fromapoorviewingangle,therecordkeeperhadmistakenlycounteditasagoal.Onlyafteraddingupthepointswedeserveddidhefindthatwehadactuallylostbyonepoint.Bytherules,however,thescorecouldneverbechangedonceagamewasover.Officially,wewerestillthechampions.Forasecond,Ifeltrelieved.Thetrophy(奖杯)wasoursbytherules,butnotbythetruth.Ilookedaroundandsawtheworriedlookoneveryface.Shouldwekeepthehonorwehadnotearned,orgiveitbackandloseeverythingwehadfoughtsohardfor?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。Foralongmoment,nooneinthegymsaidaword.Thenextmorning,wewalkedintoApache'sgym,wheretheirplayerswerepracticing.2026年下学期高二期中校内检测·英语参考答案、提示及评分细则题号123456789101112131415答案BBAABACABCBABCC题号161718192021222324252627282930答案ACCABBBADBCCABD题号313233343536373839404142434445答案DDCCBCEDABCBDAB题号46474849505152535455答案CADCBADABC56.bringing57.a58.which59.impressed60.skillfully/skillfully61.wasorganized62.visitors63.themselves64.moremeaningful65.to第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节应用文写作(满分15分)Onepossibleversion:【参考范文1】AWiseNetizenWiththeInternetintegratingintoourdailylife,webenefitgreatlyfromitbutfacevarioushiddenonlinerisks.Tobeginwith,somestudentsgetaddictedtoshortvideos,wastingtimeandharmingtheireyesight.Worsestill,personalinformationmaybeleaked,andonlinefraudisontherise.Tofixtheseproblems,itishighlyrecommendedthatwekeepourscreentimeundercontrol.Besides,weshouldsafeguardourpersonalinformationandneverclickonunknownlinks.OnlybyusingtheInternetwiselycanwebecomeawisenetizenandmakeitahelpfultoolratherthanourmaster.【参考范文2】AWiseNetizenAstheInternetisdeeplywovenintoourdailylife,itservesuswell.Yetproblemscomewithit.Foronething,manyteenagersstayuplatebrowsing,whichharmsboththeirhealthandstudies.Foranother,theymayreadharmfulinformationorfallvictimtocyberfraud.Toavoidsuchrisks,itisadvisabletousetheInternetmainlyforstudyratherthanentertainmentandlimitourleisuretimeonline.Besides,wemuststaycautiousandthinktwicebeforeclickingonunknownlinks.PowerfulastheInternetis,weshoulduseitwiselyinsteadoffallingunderitscontrol.第二节读后续写(满分25分)Onepossibleversion:【参考范文】Foralongmoment,nooneinthegymsaidaword.Idroppedmygazetomywornshoes,notdaringtomeetanyone'seyes.Theprideofthewinningshotfaded,replacedbyguiltovertheundeservedtitle.Someteammatesstillstaredatthetrophy,ourfirstchampionship.Suddenly,ateammatestoodupandspokeinatremblingvoice,"Evenifwekeepthetrophy,wewillneverfeelproudofit."Onebyone,teammatesnodded.Mr.Kingwatchedus,tiredbutrelieved.Wewrappedthetrophyinsoftcloth,readytoreturnittoitsrealowner.Thenextmorning,wewalkedintoApache'sgym,wheretheirplayerswerepracticing.Thebouncingbasketballsstopped.Theircoach,wipingsweatfromhisforehead,staredatus.Takingadeepbreath,Isaid,"Weareheretoreturnthetrophy."Mr.Kingunwrappedthetrophyandexplainedthescoringmistake,holdingitoutwithbothhands.Themomenttheircoachtookit,theirplayersburstintoapplause.Weposedforagroupphoto,bothteamsholdingthetrophyandgrinning.Atthatmoment,Irealizeditwasnotthetrophybuthonestythatmadeustruechampions.听力材料第一节(每段录音读两遍)Text1M:Excuseme,I'vemissedthe9:15traintoBoston.DoIneedtobuyanotherticket?W:No,yourticketisOK.Thetrainsruneveryhalfanhour.Text2M:DoyoumindifIchangethestation,Julie?Ican'tstanditanymore.W:Actually,thisprogrammeappealstomeverymuch.Ilikeoldsongsoftheseventiesandeighties.Text3W:Doyougotoworkonfooteveryday?M:Actually,it'stoofarformetowalktowork.Butwheneverthebusistoocrowded,IwishIhadacar.Text4W:HaveyouheardtheforecastforSaturday?Heavyrainallday.M:Ohno.Weplannedtotakethestudentstothelakeforsomeoutdoorexperiments.W:Shouldweputthetripoff?M:I'mafraidso.We'llgothefollowingweekinstead.Text5M:Iexpectedalongerpoem.Thereareonlyeightlines.W:That'swhatIlikeaboutit.Thewordsareordinary,buttheimagestayedwithmeallevening.第二节(每段录音读两遍)Text6M:Hi,I'mTom.It'smyfirstday.Couldyoutellmewherethemarketingdepartmentis?W:Welcome,Tom.I'mSusanfromHR.Themarketingteamisonthethirdfloor.Butyourmanagerwantstomeetyouinthemeetingroomfirst.It'srightafterthelifts.M:Great,thanks.DoIneedacardtogothere?W:Yes.Hereisatemporarycard.Yourlong-termcardwi