2025年普通高等學(xué)校招生萍鄉(xiāng)市第一次模擬考試英語本試卷分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）和第Ⅱ卷（非選擇題）兩部分。考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答案卡一做題時，請先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時間將調(diào)研卷上的答案例：Howmuchistheshirt？A.￡19.15B.￡9.18C.￡9.15答案是C.1.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】WhichfilmdoesMarywanttosee？AOrdiaAge.B.BobMarley:OneLove.C.KungFuPanda.2.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace？A.Inanapartment.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inashop.3.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】Whoisthewomanprobablytalkingto？A.Herfriend.B.Atravelagent.C.Ahotelreceptionist.4.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】Whatistheweatherlikenow？A.Cloudy.B.Sunny.C.Rainy.5.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】WhathappenstoSarah？A.Sheeatstoomuch.B.Shehasatoothache.C.Sheneedsanoperation.選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】6.Whatdoesthewomanplantodonext？A.Drivehome.B.PickJackup.C.Seeherhusband.7.WhatisJackdoing？A.WatchingTV.B.Practicingfootball.C.WalkingwithTim.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】8.WhydoesAlicewanttomeetDavid？A.Toseekforadvice.B.Toborrowsomebooks.C.Toinvitehimtoagame.9.HowdoesEthansoundintheend？A.Humble.B.Proud.C.Satisfied.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】10.WhatdidHelendorecently？A.Shewentonbusinesstrips.B.Shelearnedaboutgardening.C.Shevisitedherrelatives.11.WhereisGinanow？第2頁/共14頁A.InNewYork.B.InAtlanta.C.InChicago.12.HowlonghasHelenlivedinDenver？A.For2years.B.For4years.C.For10years.13.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers？A.Acouple.B.Neighbors.C.Workmates.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】14.Whatdothespeakersagreeonheroes？A.Theyarelikefilmcharacters.B.Theyachievegreatsuccess.C.Theycanbecommonpeople.15.WhydoesHankthinkofhisgrandfatherashishero？A.Heisdevotedtohiscareer.B.HemotivatesHanktobebetter.C.Hetrieshisbesttohelpothers.16.HowdoesAnnafindstorybookswithoutheroes？A.Uninteresting.B.Acceptable.C.Realistic.17.WhatdoesHankmeanintheend？A.It’sgreattoreadmore.B.Greatwritersdocount.C.Hedislikesstorybooks.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】18.WhatdidHarryNurievdoin2019？A.Hedisplayedaspecialsofa.BHedesignedasofausingbags..C.Hesearchedafairforolditems.19.WhatdoesKatieTreggidenthinkfurniturecompaniesshoulddo？A.Improveproductquality.B.Usesustainablematerial.C.Lengthenfurniture'slife.20.Whatisthemainfocusofthespeaker？A.Adesigner’sgreensofa.B.Problemsinthefurnitureindustry.第3頁/共14頁C.Thechangeinthefashionindustry.AWhat’sUP?Here,let’stakealookatsomeexcellentbookreviewsforthismonth.DeadGoodDetectivesJennyMcLachlanThisisthestoryofa12-year-oldgirlcalledSidwholovesplayinghorrorgameswithherfriends.Butwhensheaccidentallyreleasestheancientghostpirate,Bones,Sidislaunchedintoanadventure!However,thereissomeonehidingintheshadows,intendedtosendBonesbackintothemysteriousinnthathecamefrom.Thisisafunny,excitingbookthatIwouldrecommendtopeoplewholovelotsoflaughs.TottyShirleyGalliganTofindhishome,Tottytheturtlegoesonanimpressiveadventurewiththehelpofhisfriends,andhasdifferentobstaclestoovercome.Hewakesupwithaplasticbagstuckaroundhisneck,swimsthroughanoilspillandgetscaughtinafishingnet.Myfavouritepartwaswhenhisfriend,thewhale,helpedhimoutofthegarbagemountain,andhewasrescuedbytheSeaTurtleRescueCentre.Ifyoulikeseaanimalsandcarefortheenvironmentthenthisisagoodbookforyou!FactBookofTheMonth:AliensJoaldaMorancyEverwonderedwhatincrediblecreaturesmightlivebeyondourplanet?Thismind-blowingbookteachesyoueverythingaboutthesearchforalienlifeformsinoursolarsystemandbeyond.MeettherobotssenttoMarstolookforMartians,findouthowtospotanadvancedaliencivilizationanddiscoverwhatreallygoesonatArea51!Doaliensexist?Andisitonlyamatteroftimebeforewefindthem?!21.Whosebookwillberecommendedtosomeonewholikeshumorousstories?A.JennyMcLachlan’s.B.ShirleyGalligan’s.C.JoaldaMorancy’s.D.J.K.Rowling’s.第4頁/共14頁22.ReadersofTottyareexpectedto______.A.possesstheabilityofvividimaginationB.getknownvariouskindsofseacreaturesC.developinterestinlifeformsbeyondtheearthD.reflectonhuman’simpactonmarinelife23.Inwhichcolumnmaywefindthistext?A.Scienceandresearch.B.Educationandlearning.C.Environmentandecology.D.Literatureandart.BMs.McIntyre,38,workedasapublisher.Shesufferedbraincancerandherhealthgotworsedespitesomemedicaltreatment.Butsherealizedthatinaway,shewasluckierthansomeotherpeople.Shehadinsurancetohelppayforhermedicalcare.ButMs.McIntyreandherhusband,Mr.Gregory,knewthatmanypeoplewithcancerfacetoughdecisionsbecauseofthecostsofmedicalcareandwindupowingfarmorethantheycanpay.Thoughherhealthwasfailing,Ms.McIntyredecidedtohelppayoffthemedicaldebtsofasmanypeopleasshepossiblycould.ThecouplebegandonatingmoneytoagroupcalledRIPMedicalDebt,whichiscommittedtoworkingtopayofftheunpaidmedicaldebtsofothers.Thegroupcanpayoffmedicalbillsforabout100timeslessmoneythantheycost.Inotherwords,forevery100donated,thegroupcanpayoff10,000inunpaidmedicalbills.Unfortunately,Ms.McIntyrepassedawaybeforelong.Mr.GregorypostedamessageforMs.McIntyreonhersocialmediaaccounts.“Ifyou’rereadingthis,Ihavepassedaway,”thepostbegan.Thenthepostexplained,“Tocelebratemylife,I’vearrangedtobuyupothers’medicaldebtsandthendestroythedebts.”Thecouplehadsetupapageonawebsitetoraisemoneyforthispurpose.Theyhadhopedtoraiseabout$20,000.Nevertheless,Ms.McIntyre’slastpostattractedalotofattention.Thedonationsonherwebpagequicklypassedthetotalgoal.Inlessthanaweek,thesitehadraised10timesmorethanexpectedandthedonationsarestillcomingin.ByNovember22,2023,Ms.McIntyre’swebpagehadraisedover$627,000,orenoughmoneytopayoffabout$60millioninmedicaldebts.Mr.GregoryplannedaspecialeventinDecembertocelebrateMs.McIntyre’slifeandtoannouncehowmanymillionsofdollarsofmedicaldebtshereffortshadpaidfor.24.WhydidMs.McIntyrefeelluckierthansomeotherpeople?A.Thedoctorseventuallycuredher.B.Herdiseasedidn’tbecomeworse.C.Shehadsecurityaboutmedicalcare.第5頁/共14頁D.Shehadadecentjobbeforebeingill.25.HowdidMs.McIntyreandherhusbandhelpothers?A.Bypayingfortheirdailydebts.B.Bygivingawaymoneytothem.C.Bypurchasingmedicalinsuranceforthem.D.Byriddingthemofdebtsfromtreatments.26.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?A.Thecouple’santicipation.B.Thepublicinvolvement.C.Theoperationofawebsite.D.Theincreaseofmedicaldebts.27.WhichofthefollowingwordscanbestdescribeMs.McIntyre?A.Influentialandunderstanding.B.Humorousandelegant.C.Cautiousandpromising.D.Enthusiasticandadaptable.CHowoftenisyourmindquiet?Ifyou’reatypicalhumanbeing,theanswerisprobablyveryrarely.Formostofourdays,ourattentionisfocusedonexternalthings—thetasksofourjobs,TVprograms,orsocialmediainteractions.Inthemomentswhenourattentionisn’tfocusedexternally,it’susuallyfocusedonwhatiscalled“thought-chatter”—astreamofmentalassociationsconsistingofexpectationsofthefuture,memories,daydreams,andsoon.Butfromtimetotime,weallexperiencemomentswhenourthought-chatterquietsdown,orevendisappearsaltogether.Inthesemoments,weexperienceasenseofgreatwell-being.Wefeelasenseofinnerharmony.Wefeelasifwe’refreeofproblems,andfeelsatisfiedwithourlivesastheyare.Therearemanyactivitiesthathavetheeffectofquietingourminds,andsoproduceastateofwell-being.Forexample,thinkaboutwhathappenswhenyougowalkinginthecountryside.Youmightfeelstressedwhenyoustartout,butslowly,afteracoupleofmiles,yourmindbeginstosettledown.Thebeautyandstillnessofnatureattractsyourattentionandyou’renolongerinyourthought-chatter.Bytheendofthewalkyoufeelalmostlikeadifferentperson.Youfeelmorealive,andmuchhappier—largelybecauseyourmindisnowquiet.Thisiswhypeoplelovetolookatbeautifulworksofart.WhenpeopleseethepaintingsofMonetorvanGogh,theyexperienceamind-stoppingmoment,inwhichthey’retakenoutoftheirthinkingmindsandexperienceasenseofgreatwell-being.Thestrangethingis,though,thatmostofthetimethishappensunconsciously(不知不覺地).Weusuallydon’tassociatethiswell-beingwithaquietmind.Andweusuallydon’tthinkofaquietmindastheaimorresultofthese第6頁/共14頁activities.Ourestimateofhowenjoyableanactivityismaydependonitsmind-stoppingcapacity.Inotherwords,theverybestperformances—andthemostrewardingactivities—arethosewhicharesoattractiveandintensethattheycancompletelystopourminds.I’mnotsayingthatinnerquietnessistheonlyreasonwhyweenjoytheseactivities.Nevertheless,weshouldcertainlybecomemoreawareoftheassociationofaquietmindwithwell-being.Andatthesametimeweshouldbeawarethatit’spossibleforustoconsciouslyanddirectlycreateaquietmind;ratherthanasabyproductofcertainactivities.Andintheendwemightdevelopapermanentquietmindandattainastateofongoingcontentmentandharmony.28.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthought-chatter?A.Itrequiresalotofpractice.B.Itmightbeunpleasantattimes.C.Itmightbeatalkwithafriend.D.Ithelpsreachastateofsilence.29.Whataretheexamplesofactivitiesmentionedinthetextmainlyabout?A.Whatactivitiesleadtowell-being.B.Whatcanbedonetoreducestress.C.Howwecanmakeourmindsquiet.D.Howmentalquietnessleadstowell-being.30.Howcanwedeterminehowmuchpleasureanactivitycangiveus?A.Byjudginghowmuchstressitcanincrease.B.Byjudgingwhetherittakesplaceunconsciously.C.Byjudgingtowhatextentitcanquietourminds.D.Byjudgingwhetheritassociateswithwell-being.31.Whatdoestheauthorintendtohighlightinthelastparagraph?A.Creatingaquietmindforalltime.B.Livingapeacefullifepermanently.C.Beinginharmonywithinnerquietness.D.Participatinginactivitiesforinnerquietness.DUsinghypodermicneedlestodeliverdrugshasbeencommonformorethanacentury.Thepasthundredyears第7頁/共14頁haveseenallmannerofmedicaladvances,yettheneedlehasstayedmostlyunchanged.Althoughnowavailableinavarietyofdifferentsizes,itremainsahollow(中空的),pointytube.Withluck,thatmaysoonchange.Researchersaroundtheworldarelookingforwaystoeasethepassageofneedlesintotheskin.Manyhavebeeninspiredbynature.Anobvioussourceofideashasbeenmosquitoes,whichmanagetotaketheirbloodmealsalmostpainlessly.Onereasonisthattheinsectsreleaseanaesthetic(麻醉的)chemicalswhentheyfirstpuncture(刺穿)theskin.Butanotherhastodowiththeshapeandactionoftheirmouthparts.Thepointofamosquito’smouthpartsisserrated(鋸齒狀的)andsofteratitstip.Theinsectstretchestheskinofitstargetbeforebiting,andshakesitsmouthpartsquicklyasitpushesitin.Allofthishelpstoreducetheforceneededtopuncturetheskin.Onepaper,publishedin2020byagroupofresearchersinAmericaandChina,foundthatamosquito-inspiredneedlerequired27%lessforcethananordinaryone.Andlesspunctureforcemeanslesspain.Mosquito-inspiredneedlesmightalsobeusefulfordelicateproceduressuchasbiopsies(活組織檢查).ApaperfromtheUniversityofMichigan,alsopublishedin2020,foundthatthelowerpunctureforceledtolessmovementofthesamplingarea,ensuringthattheneedleswereguidedaccuratelytothearea,ratherthanmissingthetarget.Fornow,suchdevicesremainrestrictedtolabs.Butthereisabigmarketforbetterneedles.AccordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization,around16bninjectionsweregivenin2018.Withonepersoninfoursayingtheysufferfromtrypanophobia,orafearofneedles,thesavingsonstickersandsweetsforthebravesoulswhorolluptheirsleeveswouldbeconsiderable.32.Whichcontributestomosquitoes’gettingbloodwithoutcausingpain?A.Thesoundtheymakebeforebiting.B.Thespecialshapeoftheirmouthparts.C.Thehighspeedoftheiraction.DThesmallsizeoftheirmouthparts..33.Whatcanwelearnaboutthemosquito-inspiredneedlesfromthetext?A.Theyhavebeenputonthemarket.B.Theyrequiredmorepunctureforcethantheordinaryones.C.It’seasierforthemtogetthroughtheskin.D.Thelowerpunctureforcemaycausethemtomissthetarget.第8頁/共14頁34.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsthemosquito-inspiredneedles?A.Unclear.B.Tolerant.C.Doubtful.D.Positive.35.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.Thepainlessneedlesinspiredbynature.B.Theapplicationofthemosquito-inspiredneedles.C.Thelatestmedicaladvancesmadebyresearchers.D.Mosquitoes’uniquewaytotakethebloodpainlessly.閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選WritingasuccessfulEnglishspeechcanbeachallengingtask,butwiththefollowingtips,youcancreateapowerfulandengagingspeech.____36____Thefirststepincraftingaconvincingspeechistoknowwhowillbelistening.Considertheinterestsandknowledgelevelofthem.Tailoryourlanguage,examplesandtonetoresonatewiththemandmakeaconnection.Organizeyourspeeches____37____.Startwithastrongopeningthatgrabstheaudience’sattention,introduceyourmainpointsinthebodyofthespeech,andendwithamemorableconclusionthatstrengthensyourmessage.Usetransitionstosmoothlyguideyouraudiencefromonepointtothenext.MakeyourspeechespersuasiveTomakeyourspeechespersuasive,usepowerfulandconvincinglanguage.Choosewordsthatevoke(喚起)emotion,imageryoraction.Userhetoricaldevices(修辭手法)likerepetition,parallelismandmetaphorstoenhanceyourmessageandmakeitmemorable.____38____.PracticeandgetfeedbackThekeytodeliveringasuccessfulspeechispractice.Rehearseyourspeechesmultipletimestoimproveyourdelivery,timingandconfidence.____39____.Seekfeedbackfrompeersorteacherstogetdifferentperspectivesandidentifyareasforimprovement.Withthesetips,youcandeliverawonderfulspeech.____40____.Remember,themoreyouimproveyourskills,thebetteryouwillbecomeatdeliveringattractivespeeches.A.UnderstandyouraudienceB.Collectrelevantinformation第9頁/共14頁C.PersuadeyouraudiencetolistencarefullyD.ItwillleavealastingimpressiononyouraudienceE.Awell-structuredspeechhasaclearbeginning,middleandendF.ConsiderrecordingyourselfinfrontofamirrortoobserveyourgesturesG.SupportyourargumentswithexamplestoaddcredibilitytoyourspeechesInthetownofNorwich,England,thatisabookshopStalledBookBugsandDragonTales.Itopenedin2019justmonthsbeforetheCOVID-19pandemic____41____.Thebookshop’sowners,DanandLeanneFridd,____42____tokeeptheshopopenfortwoyearsbeforetheydecidedtheyneededsome____43____sotheystartedcrowdfunding(眾籌).Whentheysawsomeonehaddonated￡5,000,theywere____44____.“Andwecheckedthename,andIguessed:RussellCrowe?No,itcan’tbeRussellCrowe.”LeannetoldCBSNews.Now,theyhave____45____itistherealRussellCrowe—afamousactor.DanandLeannesaidthe____46____fromtheactorhelpedspreadthewordabouttheirshop.“Peoplewantedtocomeinandthepresswere____47____andwewereonAustralianbreakfasttelevision.”Leannesaid.TheymayneverknowwhyCrowe____48____theirbusiness,butperhapsit’sbecausethecoupleusetheirbookshoptohelpthe____49____inmanyways.Theyholdwell-being_____50_____foradultsandkidstoteachthemhowtofeelhappyandhealthy.Theyalso____51____freebookstokidsinneed.Lastyear,30kidsgottheirbooks.Whenaskedwhytheyusedthedonationmoneysoselflessly,theysaidthe_____52_____issimple.“Someonesawthe_____53_____inusanddecidedtoputmoneyintoourbusiness.”Leannesaid.“Thankstotheirkindness,wecouldgothroughthetoughdays.Inturn,wegetto_____54_____itbacktosocietythroughtheshop.”Nexttimewhensomeonedoessomethinggoodforyou,notonlythanktheperson_____55_____,butalsopassitontosomeoneelse.41.A.exposedB.presentedC.struckD.disappeared42.A.managedB.failedC.intendedD.required43.A.careB.serviceC.helpD.honor第10頁/共14頁44.A.worriedB.movedC.encouragedD.astonished45.A.checkedB.confirmedC.challengedD.suspected46.A.donationB.requestC.adviceD.invitation47.A.amazedB.interestedC.unconcernedD.disappointed48.A.respectedB.foundC.choseD.praised49.A.agencyB.organizationC.communityD.government50.A.viewsB.lessonsC.competitionsD.festivals51.A.tookoutB.gaveawayC.turneddownD.askedfor52.A.conceptB.decisionC.projectD.reason53.A.strengthB.energyC.potentialD.promise54.A.giveB.makeC.turnD.bring55.A.frequentlyB.instantlyC.graduallyD.directly語法填空RecordnumberofUKstudentsvisitsChinaunderprogram創(chuàng)紀(jì)錄的英國學(xué)生暑期來訪中國Thisyear’ssummercampoftheMandarinExcellenceProgramkickedoffinBeijinglastweek,withthelargestgroupofstudentsfromtheUnitedKingdomvisitingChinasincetheprogram_____56_____(launch)in2016.Nearly1,200Britishstudentsfrom61secondaryschoolsarevisitingChinafor11daystoparticipateinChineselanguagecoursesandculturalactivities.Separatetravelgroupswillvisitdifferentpartsofthecountry,_____57_____(cover)atotalof10citiesincludingBeijingandShanghai._____58_____(fund)bytheUK’sDepartmentofEducation,theprogram_____59_____(help)sofarabout11,000Britishstudentsimprovetheir_____60_____(proficient)intheChineselanguage,accordingtotheorganizers.WilliamBridgett,astudentfromTytheringtonSchool,saidthatoneofthekeyreasonshejoinedtheprogramwasthatitpromisedanopportunity_____61_____(visit)Beijing.WhenBridgettstartedattendingMandarinclassesintheUK,hefoundthatlearningtheChineselanguagewas_____62_____interestingandenjoyable.Thestudents,_____63_____alreadyhadafairimpressionofChinathankstotheprogram,saidthattheywerenonethelessmesmerizedbythesheerscaleoftheChinesecapitaland_____64_____(it)stunningarchitecturaltreasures.AshaSen,astudentfromAlexandraParkSchoolinLondon,saidthatlearningMandarinhasbeenchallengingforher,butshewantstoexperienceboththeChineselanguageandcultureoutsideofbooks.ThevisitingstudentswillparticipateinvariousactivitiessuchasChinesepainting,teamakingandlocalsportstobetterunderstandChineseculture,whilelearningMandarinin_____65_____immersiveenvironment.66.4月22日為世界地球日。你在某國際網(wǎng)站上看到下面兩張圖片。請你用英語在留言板上發(fā)一個帖子，內(nèi)容包括：2.個人感想。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。第12頁/共14頁___________________________________________________________67.閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。AtthetimeIwaslivinginasmallvillageabout25milesfromLondon.ThatwastheadvantageoflivingtherebecauseyoucouldgettoLondoninhalfanhour.Thatwasbytrainofcourse.Ifyouwentbycar,it’dtakeaboutthreetimesaslongespeciallyifyoutravelledinthemorningrushhour.ThereasonwhyIwasgivingyouthistravelinformationindetailwasthatIhadtomakeachoicebetweenthecarandthetrain.I’dseenanadvertisementinanationalnewspaper,whichhadaskedforsomeonewhohadsomeknowledgeofcomputing,hadworkedatleastfortwoyearsincarsalesandfinallywasnotafraidoftravellingupanddownthemotorwaytoLondoneverydayfromaplacenotfarfromwhereIlived.ItseemedinterestingworkandwasquitedifferentfromthejobIhadatthetime.Theinterviewwastotakeplaceat10:00a.m.onaMondaymorninginJanuary.ThroughouttheweekendIcouldn’tmakeupmymindwhethertotravelbycarorbytrain.AttheendofSundayIdecidedtodrivemycarbecauseafterallthejobwastodowithcars.OnthedayoftheinterviewIgotupat6:00a.m.asIwasterrifiedofbeinglate.Iusuallywokeupearlybecauseoftheloudnoiseofthetrafficoutsidemybedroomwindowinthemorning.Onthisparticularmorning,everythingseemedstrangelysilent.Ilookedoutofthewindowandrealizedwhy:Therewasathickblanketofsnowontheroadanditwasstillsnowingheavily.Ipanicked.ClearlynowI’dhavetogobytrain.ItelephonedthestationandaskedwhattimethenexttraindowntoLondonwouldbe.Iwasinformedthatallserviceshadbeencancelled.Iaskedbywhomtheyhadbeencancelled.IneverknewtheanswertothatquestionbecauseI’dbeencutoff.注意：1．續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2．請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。ObviouslyIwouldhavetorethinkofdrivingfortheday.第13頁/共14頁However,soonafter,mycarbrokedownbecauseoftheslipperyroad.第14頁/共14頁2025年普通高等學(xué)校招生萍鄉(xiāng)市第一次模擬考試英語本試卷分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題）和第Ⅱ卷（非選擇題）兩部分。考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答案卡一做題時，請先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時間將調(diào)研卷上的答案例：Howmuchistheshirt？A.￡19.15B.￡9.18C.￡9.15答案是C.1.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】WhichfilmdoesMarywanttosee？A.OrdiaAge.B.BobMarley:OneLove.C.KungFuPanda【答案】C【解析】【原文】W:What’sonatthemovies,John?M:Letmesee,Mary.OrdinaryAngelsandBobMarley:OneLovearenowshowingatmosttheatres.ButthereissomethingspecialattheStarCinema—KungFuPanda4isonthere.第1頁/共27頁W:Let’sgototheStarCinema.Theothertwosoundboring.2.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace？A.Inanapartment.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inashop.【答案】B【解析】【原文】W:Goodevening,sir.CanIhelpyou?M:Atableforfive,please.Weareexpectinganothertwofriends.Theywillbehereataboutsixo’clock.W:OK.MayItakeyourorder?3.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】Whoisthewomanprobablytalkingto？A.Herfriend.B.Atravelagent.C.Ahotelreceptionist.【答案】C【解析】【原文】M:Howwasyourroomlastnight?W:Great.Isleptlikeababy.Thebediscomfortable,andtherateisquitereasonable.CanIcheckoutnow?M:Sure.4.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】Whatistheweatherlikenow？A.Cloudy.B.Sunny.C.Rainy.【答案】A【解析】【原文】W:Theweatherissochangeableatthistimeofyear.Justnowwewerebathedinsunshine,enjoyingthewarmth.Butlook!Abankofcloudsarerollingin.Itlookslikerain.Ihopeitwon’truinourday.M:Don’tworry.Theweatherreportsaysitwillclearupsoon.W:Thankfullyitwill!Ican’tstandtherainyweather.5.【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】WhathappenstoSarah？A.Sheeatstoomuch.B.Shehasatoothache.C.Sheneedsanoperation.【答案】B【解析】第2頁/共27頁【原文】M:Openyourmouthwide,Sarah.I’llhaveyourteethchecked.W:Ihateanyoperation.Canyoujustgivemesomemedicineforthepain?M:Noworries.Nothingserious.Medicinewilldo.Butdokeepinmindthattoomanysugaryfoodsarebadforyourteeth.選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。【此處可播放相關(guān)音頻，請去附件查看】6.Whatdoesthewomanplantodonext？A.Drivehome.B.PickJackup.C.Seeherhusband.7.WhatisJackdoing？A.WatchingTV.B.Practicingfootball.C.WalkingwithTim.【答案】6.B7.A【解析】【原文】M:Mom,I’mringingtotellyouI’matTim’shouse.Footballpracticefinishedearly,sowewalkedheretogether.W:OK,well,it’s5:30pmnow.I’l