安徽省六安市獨山中學2024-2025學年高一下學期4月期中英語試題一、聽力選擇題1．Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Totalktotheoperator.B．Tophonesomeone.C．Tocheckhisnumber.2．Whatwillthemanhave?A．Abloodtest. B．Aphysicalexamination. C．Ajobinterview.3．Whenwillthetwospeakersprobablymeet?A．Earlytomorrow. B．Thisafternoon. C．Thismorning.4．Whycan’tthemangivethewomanahand?A．Itistooheavyforhim.B．Hedoesn’tknowhowtohelpher.C．Heistoobusytohelpher.5．Whatwasthewomandoingbeforeshelefttheoffice?A．Reviewingareport. B．Rewritingareport. C．Typingareport.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?A．Aphotoofastreet.B．ATVprogramaboutastreet.C．Apieceofnewsaboutastreet.7．Whatimpressedthemanmostaboutthestreet?A．Historyandpeople.B．Historyandrestaurants.C．Historyandfashion.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Whoisvisitingthewomanfortheweekend?A．Herteacher. B．Herstudent. C．Herbrother.9．HowdoesthewomanknowAnn?A．Shehasjustbeenintroducedtoher.B．Shehastakenpianolessonsfromher.C．Theyhavemetatapartybefore.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。10．Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A．Jobsarewantedinthelibrary.B．Thewomanwantstofindajob.C．Foreignstudents’employment.11．Wheredoesthewomanstudy?A．InChina. B．InAustralia. C．InAmerica.12．Howwillthewomanprobablyfindapart-timejob?A．Theman’sfriendswillhelpher.B．Shewilltryitherself.C．Thelibrarywilloffertohelp.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。13．Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atatravelagency. B．Atabusstation. C．Atarailwaystation.14．Whydoesthemanwanttotakeabus?A．Thebustripismorecomfortablethanthetraintrip.B．Thebusticketsarecheaperthanthetraintickets.C．Hewantstoexperienceanotherwayoftraveling.15．Whyarethebusticketsmuchcheaperthanthetraintickets?A．Thebustriptakeslongertime.B．Thebusstopsatseveralcities.C．Fewpeopleenjoythebustrip.16．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Hecan’tmakethedecisionnow.B．HewentthewrongwayC．Hisauntandunclehaveadifferentopinion.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17．HowdomanyEnglishpeoplespendtheirholidays?A．Makingtheirhomesbeautiful.B．Travelingallovertheworld.C．Makingalotofmoney.18．WhydoEnglishpeoplelikeDIY?A．TVprogrammesteachthemtoDIY.B．ManystoressellDIYthings.C．DIYcanbringthemfun.19．Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A．DIYisawasteofmoney.B．It’salwaysdifficulttoDIY.C．WeshouldbecarefulwhiledoingDIY.20．HowmanypeoplefelloffladdersinoneyearintheUK?A．41,000. B．51,000. C．230,000.二、閱讀理解The2019BeijingHorticulturalExpo,thelargestofitskind,haschosenthetheme“LiveGreen,LiveBetter”.Theexpo,openedonApril29inYanqingDistrictofBeijing,isscheduledtolastfor162daysuntilOctober7.Ticketsavailable*Standarddayticket*Designateddayticket*Discountedticket*GroupticketDesignateddays*LaborDayholiday(May1—4)*DragonBoatFestivalholiday(June7—9)*Mid-AutumnFestivalholiday(Sept13—15)*NationalDayholiday(Oct1—7)Ticketsprices*Standarddayticket

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120yuanTicketsarefreeforchildrenundertheageofsixorshorterthan130centimeters.Discountedticketsareavailableforthosewithdisabilities,seniors(peopleagedat60orabove),children,studentsandPLAsoldiers.WheretobuyVisitorscanbuyorbookticketsfromtwoonlineagents,seventravelagencies,orthreeeventchannels—theeventWeChataccount,theeventapporOnsiteticketkiosks.OpeninghoursOpeningatDeadlineforticketsalesDeadlineforadmissionClosingat8am6pm6:30pm9pmRequirementsBuyingticketsforExpo2019Beijingrequiresreal-nameregistration,andallvisitorsarerequiredtoinputinformationfromtheirIDcards(orvalidpassports,mainlandtravelpermitsforHongKongandMacaoresidents,andmainlandtravelpermitsforTaiwanresidents)tobuyorbookticketsonline.21．Fromthepassage,whatcanwelearn?A．AresidentfromMacaocanonlybookhisticketwithhismainlandtravelpermits.B．TicketscannotbebookedthroughtheeventWeChataccount.C．Onecanbeadmittedinatanytimewithanunlimitedentrypass.D．Visitorsmustusetheirrealnamestobuytickets.22．IfaPLAsoldiertakeshiswife,his64-year-oldfatherandfive-old-yearsontotheexpoonJune7,howmuchwillhepayfortheirtickets?A．360. B．480. C．400. D．520.23．Whereisthepassagemostprobablytakenfrom?A．Anoticeboard. B．Areport. C．Amagazine. D．Abookreview.DianaRoss,Americanpopsingerandactress,achievedinternationalpopularity,firstastheleadersingeroftheSupremesandlaterasasolo(獨唱的)artist.DianaRosswasbornonMarch26,1944,inDetroit,Michigan.ShewasthesecondofsixchildrenofFredandErnestineRoss,wholivedinoneofDetroit’spoordistricts.Becauseherfamilywerecloselyconnectedwitheachother,Rossalmostdidn'tnoticethedifficultlifeasshegrewup.Rossprofessionalcareerbeganin1959,whenshejoinedseveralneighborhoodfriendstoformthePrimettes.ThegroupwasrenamedtheSupremesaftersigningarecordingcontract(合同)withMotownlatethefollowingyear.Thegroupproducedmanynumber-onehitsingles(熱門單曲)ontheUSBillboardhot100,includingBabyLove,Stop!InTheNameofLoveandSomedayWeWillBeTogether.In1967,thegroupwasrenamedDianaRossandtheSupremes,foreshadowing（預示）Ross’solocareer,whichshestartedin1970.BeginningwithAin’tNoMountainHighEnoughfromherfirstsoloalbum,Rossenjoyedmorethantenyearsofgreatsuccesswithherhitsingles.Rossalsodevelopedafilm-actingcareerinthe1970s,beginningwithastarringroleasbluessingerBillieHolidayinLadySingstheBluesandcontinuingwithMahogany,forwhichshealsorecordedthethemesongDoYouKnowWhereYou’reGoingTo.However,inthemid-1980s,Rosssawhercareerbegintowane.Mostofheralbumswerere-recordingsofearliermaterial.In2006,sheproducedILoveYou,acollectionoflovesongsbymanyartists,andshestartedanenergeticconcerttourthefollowingyeartomakethealbumpubliclyknown.Althoughyoucan’tfindhersongsontheUSBillboardHot100now,Rossremainspopularasone

oftheleadingmusicalperformersofalltime.24．Accordingtothepassage,theSupremes____.A．hadtobreakupin1967B．usedtobenamedthePrimettesC．wasmadeupofRossandherclassmatesD．signedacontractwithMotownin195925．WhichofthefollowingsongsisincludedinRoss’sfirstsoloalbum?A．Babylove.B．Stop!Inthenameoflove.C．Ain’tNoMountainHighEnough.D．SomedayWe’llBeTogether.26．WhatcanwelearnaboutDoYouKnowWhereYou’reGoingTo?A．ItwasthethemesongofMahogany.B．ItwasoneofRoss’No.1hitsingles.C．Itwassungbyabluessinger.D．ItwasfromRoss’firstfilm.27．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“wane”inthelastparagraphprobablymean？A．Developfaster.B．Endquickly.C．Startagain.D．Becomeweaker.Moreandmorepeoplearoundtheworldaregettingtattoos(文身).IntheUnitedStatesalargenumberofpeopleaged25to40gettattoos.AthirdofallAmericansbetween18and25haveatattoo.InBritainafifthofalladultsaretattooed.Tattooinghasbecomeanimportantindustryaswell.Today,therearemorethan50,000tattooartistsintheU.S.alone.EvenfamouspeoplesuchasAngelinaJolieandDavidBeckhamhavesomekindoftattooontheirbodies.Accordingtoresearchersmanypeopletattoothemselvesasasignofindividuality(個性).Theywanttoexpressthemselvesandshowotherswhotheyare.Otherformsofbodyartarealsoontherise.Today,tattoosarewidelyacceptedinsociety.Thathasn’talwaysbeenthecase.Tattoosusedtobeconnectedwithcriminals(罪犯),lowerclasspeopleorcertaingroupslikesailorsandmotorcyclegangs.Whiletattooingwasonceonlyformen,moreandmorewomenarenowgettingtattoos.Tattooinggoeswaybackinhistory.Inmanypartsoftheworld,peopleusedtattoosfordifferentpurposes.TheancientRomanstattooedtheirslaves.NativeAmericanstattooedthemselvesasasignofbravery.InNaziGermanyJewsweremarkedwithanumbertotellwhotheywere.Notonlyhastattooingitselfbecomeabigindustry,butremovingthemisalsoontheincrease.Manypeoplejustdon’trealizethatatattoolastsforever,andatsometimeintheirlivestheymaywanttogetridofit.Thecostoftattooingyourselfusuallydependsonhowlargethetattooisorhowcomplex(復雜的)itis.Pricesareusuallyfromahundredtooverathousanddollars.28．ThenumbersinParagraph1areusedtoshowthat________.A．tattoosarenowverypopular B．manytattooartistsaremovingtoAmericaC．youngadultshaveapreferencefortattoos D．itisagainstthelawtogettattoosinBritain29．WhatmightbeDavidBeckham’sattitudetowardstattooing?A．Heisworriedaboutit. B．Heisinterestedinit.C．Hethinkslittleofit. D．Hehasnoideaofit.30．Wecanlearnfromthetextthattattooing________.A．isstillnotacceptedbywomen B．usuallycostsalotofmoneyC．isnotgoodforourhealth D．hasalonghistory31．Itseemsthatthebusinessoftattooingwill________.A．slowdown B．disappearsoon C．continuegrowing D．becomeveryhardThePharos,thegreatlighthouseofAlexandria,wasoneoftheSevenWondersoftheAncientWorld.ItstoodontheislandofPharos,intheharbor(港口)ofthecityofAlexandria.In280B．C．,PtolemyⅠSoter,therulerofEgypt,orderedthebuildingofthelighthouse.Twentyyearslater,itwasfinished—thefirstlighthouseintheworldandthetallestbuildingonEarth,besidestheGreatPyramidofEgypt.ThePharoswasdesignedbySostrates,aGreekarchitect.Sostrateswantedtoleavehisnameonthebaseofthelighthouse.ButPtolemyrefused,orderingthatonlyhisownnameappearedonthebuilding.ButSostratesfoundawaytodothat.AtthebaseofthePharos,Sostratesleftamessagecontaininghisownname.Thenhecovereditwithplaster(建筑石膏)andleftPtolemy’snameoverit.Aftermanyyears,theplasterdisappearedandpeopleknewthetruearchitectofthelighthouse.In1302and1323,twostrongearthquakeshitAlexandria,damagingthelighthouse.In1326,itfinallyfellintothesea.MuchofwhatweknowaboutthelighthousecomesfromthewritingsofArabswhooncevisitedthePharos.ThePharoswasabout384feettall,thesameheightasamodern40－storybuilding.AtthetopofthelighthousestoodalargestatueofPoseidon,theGreekgodofthesea.Underitwasabeacon,thesourceoflightforthelighthouse.ThePharosusedtwokindsofbeacons.Atnight,alargefirecreatedthelight.Duringtheday,ahugemirrormadeuseofthesunlighttocreatethelight.Itwassaidthatthemirrorwasalsousedtosetenemyshipsonfireastheyenteredtheharborbydirectingthesun’srays(光線)atthem.Whiletheideaisinteresting,itisalsoclearlyimpossible.32．WhydidSostratesuseplasteratthebaseofthePharos?A．TofollowPtolemy’sorders. B．Tohidehisnameleftonthebase.C．Toprotectthebasefromdamage. D．Tomakethelighthousemorebeautiful.33．HowlonghadthePharosstayedstanding?A．Forabout800years. B．Forabout1,000years.C．Forabout1,600years. D．Forabout2,000years.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph4referto?A．Thelighthouse. B．Thestatue. C．Alargefire. D．Ahugemirror.35．What’sthemainpurposeofthetext?A．ToexplainwhythePharoswasbuilt. B．TofindmoresecretsaboutthePharos.C．TooffersomebasicfactsaboutthePharos. D．TointroducethetruearchitectofthePharos.OnDecember22,2016Ilandedinthelandofthe“AmericanDream.”36HereisoneofthethingsI’vestruggledwithduringmyalmostoneyearintheStates.37MyuncleandauntjokedthatIbroughtrainfromSaigontoAmerica.Saigon,whereIcomefrom,istheoldnameofHoChiMinhCityinVietnam.Vietnamisatropicalcountrywhereitrainsmostoftheyear.BeforegoingtotheU.S.,actually,Ihadnoideawhattoexpectaboutitsweather,butthebigrainonmyarrivalgavemethefirstexpectationofwhattheweatherheremightbelike.Californiaisknownforhavingagreatclimate—moresunshine,coolerinsummerandwarmerinwinter.38However,havingbeenhereforaprettylongwhilenow,IhaveexperiencedvariousformsofclimateinCalifornia.39MostofthetimeIwaslivinginSiliconValley,wheretheweatherisabitcolderthanwhereIstudyinOrangeCounty.ButIwasreallysurprisedtofindchill-to-the-boneweatherinSanFrancisco—abigshiftfromSiliconValleyinonlyaboutanhour’sdrive.Howstrange!40TheworstisthatIgetnrunnynosewheneverIwakeupinthemorning.BecauseIamallergictothecoldandwindyweathers,Ikeepsneezingbadly,andevenmorebadlyifIgetcaughtinthecold.Ithinkthatmybodyneedsmoretimetogetusedtothisclimate,butasmanypeoplesaid,IamluckiertobeinCaliforniawhereIdon’thavetofightwithextremeweathersasinotherstales.A．Iamsensitivetoweatherchange.B．Suchstrangeweatherhasaffectedmyhealth.C．Sotheamountofrainthisyearisconsideredunusual.D．LAXairportinCaliforniawelcomedmewithabigrain.E．SoIquicklygetusedlotheunchangeableclimateinCalifornia.F．Theweathervarieswidelydependingonwhereyouareinthestate.G．Sincethen,IhavediscoveredtonsofdilemmasaboutlifeinAmerica.三、完形填空Peopleoftenasksuccessfulmenandwomenquestionsabouttheyhowtheysucceeded.Whatschoolsdidthey41?Whatdidtheystudy?Whydidtheychooseaparticularcareer(職業)？Theanswersare42.ButbusinesswriterTomCorleyhas43onethinginhisstudythatmostofthemhaveincommon:they44everyday.Corley's45showsthat85percentofsuccessfulpeoplereadatleasttwobooksamonth.Thatcomestoreadingtwentyfourbooksa46.Theyhavediscoveredtheimportanceofcontinuingtolearn47things.Some48businessleaderswithreadinghabitsincludeBillGates,WarrenBuffettandElonMusk.Theyart49aboutwhattheyread,though.Theyreadfor50ratherthanfun.Theyalsoreadto51themselves.Whattypesof52dotheychoose?Theyreadlifestoriesofother53people.They54readscience,historyandhealthbooks.Businessmanagement,leadership,careeradviceandcurrenteventsareotherfavoriteanswers.Let’slearnfromthosewhohave55success,andopenagoodbooktoday.41．A．leave B．attend C．build D．visit42．A．different B．correct C．confusing D．similar43．A．understood B．thought C．discovered D．finished44．A．write B．exercise C．meet D．read45．A．rule B．plan C．study D．advice46．A．week B．day C．month D．year47．A．simple B．new C．difficult D．possible48．A．crazy B．handsome C．international D．ordinary49．A．selective B．worried C．mad D．careless50．A．truth B．knowledge C．belief D．honor51．A．improve B．value C．control D．protect52．A．career B．answers C．people D．books53．A．honest B．successful C．kind D．happy54．A．never B．seldom C．almost D．also55．A．created B．discussed C．achieved D．explained四、語法填空閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號內單詞的正確形式。ThenationalcollegeentranceexaminRussia,UnifiedStateExam,includesChineseasanelectiveforeignlanguagestartingfrom2019.ChinesebecomesthefifthelectivetestitemfortheUnifiedStateExam56(follow)English,German,FrenchandSpanish.ThenumberofChineselearnersinRussia57(grow)quicklyinthepastdecade,accordingtoasurvey58(conduct)byalinguistic(雙語的)researchcenterinRussia.ApproachestolearningChinesevaryfrompersontoperson,59moreandmorepeoplechoosinguniversitycoursesinRussia.Thethree-hour-longChinesetestquizsstudentson60(they)listening,reading,andwritingabilitiesandafourthsectionexaminesstudentsongrammar,vocabularyandChinese61(character).SomepartsintheexamareevenalittlebitdifficultfornativeChinesespeakers.AccordingtotheOfficeofChineseLanguageCouncilInternational(Hanban)7asof2017,some100millionpeople,excludingnativespeakers,useChinese62(global)．TheUnitedNations(UN)in2010suggestedaChineseLanguageDay63fallsonApril20eachyear64(celebrate)culturaldiversity(多樣性)aswellastopromote(促進)65equaluseofallofficiallanguages.五、書信寫作66．假定你是李華。你的美國朋友Jack發來郵件，想了解中國茶文化。現在請你給他回一封郵件，內容包括：1.中國茶文化簡介；2.飲茶的好處；3.邀請他來中國體驗茶文化。注意：1.詞數80左右；2.可以適當增加細節，以使行文連貫；3.開頭和結尾已給出，不計入總詞數。DearJack,___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、書面表達67．閱讀下面材料，根據其內容和所給段落開頭語續寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。Duringlunchtime,Emmasuggestedgoingtothezootofeedtheanimalsandhermomagreed.“We’llstopbythebakeryandpicksomebreadup.Nowhurryandeatandthenwe’llgo.It’sgoingtobealovelyday.Grandmaiscomingwithus.She’llbehereanyminute，”momsaid.Emmaateherlunchandthenranintoherroomtogethershoes.Theproblemwasthatshecouldonlyfindoneofthem.Shelookedunderherbed,butallshecouldseeweredirtytowelsandpants.Shemovedsomeofhertoysoutoftheway,butstillcouldn’tfindhershoe.Aftershe’dcheckedeverywhereinherroom,sheranintothekitchen.“Mom,Ican’tfindmyshoe.WillyouwaitwhileIlookforit?”sheasked.Hermomthoughtabouthowmanytimesshe’dtoldEmmatocleanherroomup.ShewhisperedsomethingtoEmma’sgrandmaandthensaidtoEmma,“Youwillhavetostayhome.YourdadandIwilltakeRyantothezoo.Grandmawillstayherewithyou.”“No!Pleasewaitforme.Iwanttogotothezoo,”Emmacried.“I’msorry,Emma.I’vetoldyouadozentimestocleanyourroomandyouignoredme.Youcan’tfindyourshoenow.It’syourownfaultfornotdoingasIasked.Youwillstayhome.”Emmaranintoherbedroom,crying.Hermomcametothedoorandsaid,“Emma,cleanthatroomofyoursbeforeIgethome.I’vetoldgrandmanottogiveyouany

sweetsuntilyoufinishthework.”ShewentouttothecarwithRyanandEmma’sdadandthentheydroveaway.注意：1.續寫詞數應為150左右；2．請按如下格式在答題線處作答。Emmasatonherbedandcriedforalongtime.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Emmaandhergrandmaweresittingatthetable,eatingwhenhermom,dad,andRyancamehome.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________題號12345678910答案BBACCABCBB題號11121314151617181920答案CABCAAACCA題號21222324252627282930答案DCABCADABD題號31323334353637383940答案CBCBCGDCFB題號41424344454647484950答案BACDCDBCAB題號5152535455答案ADBDC1．B【原文】M:Operator,I’vebeentryingtomakephonecallfornearlytenminutesandIjustcan’tgetthrough.W:JusttellmethenumberandI’lltryitforyou.2．B【原文】W:Don’tbenervous.Theywillsimplymeasureyourheightandweightandthentakeyourbloodpressure.M:Thatdoesn’tsoundtoobad.IthinkI’mreadyforit.3．A【原文】W:CanIhaveatalkwithyousometimetoday?M:Well,I’llbeterriblybusythismorningandameetingintheafternoontillfouro’clock,butanyothertimeisokay.W:Thenlet’stryearlytomorrow.4．C【原文】W:Therearestillsomanythingstoorganizebeforetheparty.M:I’dliketohelp,butI’mafraidI’vegottoomuchtodo.W:Nevermind.We’llbereadyoneday.Isuppose.5．C【原文】M:Didyoufinishtypingthatreport?W:Yes,Idid,butIworkedlate.M:ItmustbealongreportIguess.W:Exactly,twelvepages.IspentthreehoursonitandIlefttheofficeataboutnineo’clock.6．A7．B【原文】W:Anattractivestreet,isn’tit?M:Yes,Iphotographeditmyself.W:IsitinGuangzhouorSanya?M:Neither.W:Whereisit?M:AstreetinHongKong.W:WhatimpressedyoumostinHongKong?M:Justthisoldstreet.Itisveryquietandpeaceful.W:Whatisitsname?M:GoughStreet,G-O-U-G-H.Itsoundsstrange,right?W:Itsfeatures?M:Itsmodernhistoryandfashionablerestaurants.W:Youmusttryallkindsofdeliciousfoodsthere?M:Yes.Itissaidthattheyarecheapbutdelicious.8．C9．B【原文】W:Hello,gladtoseeyou.Comein,please.M:Thanks.Itlookslikethepartyisexcitingandallareinhighspirits.W:Yeahandthey’reenjoyingallkindsofFrenchfoodhere.Well,I’dlikeyoutomeetmybrotherTom.Heisvisitingmefortheweekend.M:Whereishe?W:Heissittinginthecorneroverthereandbesidetheyoungwoman.M:Andwhoistheyoungwoman?Thewomanwearingaredcoat?W:Oh,that’sAnne,mypianoteacher.M:Pianoteacher?Ineverknewyouwerepracticingthepiano.10．B11．C12．A【原文】W:Idon’tknowwhatI’mgoingtodo.Ineedtofindajob.IfIdon’t,Iwon’tbeabletostayherenextsemester.M:Haveyoutrieduniversitypart-timejobs?W:Whatdoyoumean?M:Imeaninthelibrary,intheinformationcenter.W:Yes,Iknow.Itriedthat,buttheydon’thaveanythingnow.SowhatcanIdo?M:Well,sinceyouareaforeignstudent,it’shard.That’sbecauseit’sactuallyillegalforyoutoworkinAmerica.W:Iknowthat.That’smyproblem.IknowIhavetherighttoworkfortheuniversity.That’slegal,buttheydon’thaveajobformeandit’sillegalformetogetajobelsewhere.M:Anyway,theremustbesomesolution.Ihaveanidea.W:What?M:Sinceyou’reChinese,maybeyoucanfindpart-timeworkinChinatown.W:Ialreadyhadthatidea.M:Well,whydon’tyougoandlookdownthere?W:ButIdon’tknowwhatIwoulddo.M:Iwillaskmyfriendsforyou.Maybesomeoneknowsacompanythatneedspart-timepeople.W:Thankyouverymuch.13．B14．C15．A16．A【原文】W:Goodmorning!CanIhelpyou?M:Yes,please.IwanttofindoutaboutthebusservicebetweenhereandmyhomeandDetroit.Icameherelastweekbytrain,butIthinkIwanttoreturnbybus.Iliketotrydifferentwaysoftraveling.W:I’lltrytohelpyou.Here’sourtimetable.ItshowsthatwehaveeightbusesadaythatleaveClevelandforDetroit.Ithinkyou’llfindthatserviceischeaperthanthetrains.M:Yes,itlooksasthoughtheticketsarequiteabitcheaperthanthetraintickets.Whyisthat?W:Thebustripstakealittlelongerthanthetraintripsandwedon’thaveadiningcarorawaitingroom.Wedohavearestroom,howeverbusesairconditioned.Thetripshouldbecomfortable.M:Howlongisthetrip?W:Wehaveanexpressbusthattakesalittlethanthreehoursandwehaveabusthatstopsthatseveralcitiesalongtheway.It’sofcoursecheaperbutittakesalittlemorethanfourhours.Ifyoudon’tmindtheextratravellingtime,it’sourbestbargain.M:CanIusemyreturnticketfromthetraintopayformybusticket?W:No,you’llhavetotakethatticketbacktothetrainstation.That’sadifferentcompany.They’llgiveyouyourmoneybackandthenyoucanbuyaticketfrommehereforthebus.M:Thankyou,madam.IwanttotalkthisoverwithmyauntandunclebeforeImakethefinaldecision.Thankforyourhelp.17．A18．C19．C20．A【原文】

W:DIYorDoItYourselfisquitepopularintheUK.LotsofstoresandsupermarketssellDIYthings.TVprogramshowpeoplehowtoDIY.EnglishpeoplelikeDIY.Thereisasaying“anEnglishmanhomeishiscastle”.Hugemembersofpeoplespendtheirholidaysmakingtheirhomesbeautifulcastles.Ifthereisanythingthatneedsfixingaroundtheirhouses,suchaspaintingthewallsorputtinginanewshower,theywilldothejobsthemselves.MoreandmorepeoplehavediscoveredtheJoyofDIY.PeoplealsoDIYforsavingmoney.Withtheeconomicdownturnatpresent,manypeoplecannotaffordabiggerhouse.Theyarelookingathowtheycanmaketheirhousesbetterwithoutspendingalotofmoney.ThereisahugemarketforDIYfurniturepeopleneedtoputtogetherthemselveswithafewbasictools.However,peopleoftenfinditnoteasytobuildapieceoffurniturebecausetheycan’tunderstandtheinstructions.Sometimestheinstructionsaresimpleandclear,butthefurnitureitselfisdifficulttobuild.DIYcanalsobedangerous.Forexample,anythingelectricalshouldbedonebyaprofessionalworker.Unluckily,manypeopledon’tcareaboutthiswarningandputthemselvesindanger.ItisreportedthatinjustoneyearovertwohundredandthirtythousandpeoplewerehurtwhiledoingDIYinUK,includingfortyonethousandwhofelloffladders.21．D22．C23．A【分析】本文是一則廣告。文章介紹The2019BeijingHorticulturalExpo的有關事宜。21．細節理解題。根據Requirements中BuyingticketsforExpo2019Beijingrequiresreal-nameregistration,可知，參觀者必須使用真名購票。故選D。22．計算題。根據Designateddays*DragonBoatFestivalholiday(June7—9)和Ticketsprices*Ordinarydesignateddayticket

160yuan*Discounteddesignateddayticket

120yuan以及Ticketsarefreeforchildrenundertheageofsixorshorterthan130centimeters.Discountedticketsareavailableforthosewithdisabilities,seniors(peopleagedat60orabove),children,studentsandPLAsoldiers.可知，他們買的應該是指定的票，其中妻子是指定票160yuan，士兵和父親是折扣指定票120yuan+120yuan，孩子是免費票。故選C。23．推理判斷題。根據第一段The2019BeijingHorticulturalExpo,thelargestofitskind,haschosenthetheme“LiveGreen,LiveBetter”.Theexpo,openedonApril29inYanqingDistrictofBeijing,isscheduledtolastfor162daysuntilOctober7.可知，這是一個展覽會，所以這篇文章來自“公告欄”。故選A。24．B25．C26．A27．D【分析】本文是一篇人物傳記類記敘文，介紹了美國著名的歌手DianaRoss的音樂成就以及代表作品。24．細節理解題。根據第二段前兩句“Rossprofessionalcareerbeganin1959,whenshejoinedseveralneighborhoodfriendstoformthePrimettes.ThegroupwasrenamedtheSupremesaftersigningarecordingcontract(合同)withMotownlatethefollowingyear.”可知她和幾個鄰居朋友組建的樂隊先叫Primettes，后來改名為“theSupremes”。可知“theSupremes”原來名