湖南省2022屆高三‘十二校聯(lián)考’第一次考試：英語

湖南省2022屆高三·十二校聯(lián)考第一次考試(英語)－湖南省2022屆高三·十二校聯(lián)考第一次考試英語試卷由聯(lián)合命題總分：150分時量：120分鐘考試時間2022年3月5日上午8：00～10：00得分：第Ⅰ卷選擇題(共115分)PartⅠListeningComprehension(30marks)SectionAmarks)Directions：Inthissection，you’llhearsixconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Foreachconversation，thereareseveralquestions，andeachquestionisfollowedbythreechoicesmarkedA，Bandcarefullyandthenchoosethebestanswerforeachquestion.YouwillheareachconversationTWICE.Example：Whenwillthemagazineprobablyarrive？TheanswerisB.Conversation1kindofcoursedoesPetertake？putercourse.literaturecourse.isthewoman’scourselike？’sboring.’simportant.’sinteresting.Conversation2’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers？andsecretary.andstudent.andteacher.canwelearnfromtheconversation？boy’swatchisslow.boynevercomeslate.womanisverystrictwiththeboy.Conversation3didtherobberyhappen？noon.themorning.theafternoon.muchmoneydidtherobbertakeaway？$5,000.$1,500.$3,500.Conversation4isthewomanaskingabout？todelivermilk.toearnmoney.togettothesupermarket.willthewomandorightnow？asacashier.someshopping.fortheinterview.domostpeopleheregoshoppingatnight？theyarebusyinthedaytime.theywanttomakemoneyhere.theyhavetowaitalongtimetocheckoutinthedaytime.Conversation5’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers？.andsister.andstudent.willtheyoungmanbringtomorrow？food.girl’sbag.girl’shomework.doestheyoungmanpromisetodo？willhelpthegirlwiththeexam.willhelpthegirldothehomework.willhelpthegirlwiththelessonsshehasmissed.Conversation6kindofgamearethespeakersgoingtowatchthisafternoon？importantbasketballgamebetweenschools.importantbasketballgamebetweencities.importantbasketballgamebetweenstates.willthegamebegin？1.2.3.willtheygothere？foot.taxi.bus.SectionBmarks)Directions：Inthissection，youwillhearashortpassage.Listencarefullyandthenfillinthenumberedblankswiththeinformationyou’veheard.FillineachblankwithNOMORETHANTHREEWORDS.YouwillhearthepassageTWICE.Announcementaboutthekeep-fitprogramWhattodoHold16..TimeOntheafternoonof17.；Startat2o’clock.Demands?Atleasttenstudentsfrom18.areaskedtojoinintherace.?StudentswhowanttotakepartintheraceshouldentertheirnamesbeforeTuesdayattheschoolofficeonthethirdfloorof19..?Allrunnersmustcircle20.threetimesintotal.PartⅡLanguageKnowledge(45marks)SectionA(15marks)Directions：BeneatheachofthefollowingsentencestherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，C，andtheoneanswerthatbestcompletesthesentence.21.—MayIspeaktoMr.Williamsatfivetomorrowafternoon？—I’msorry.Heaconferencethen.attendedattendbeattendingteensaresmokinginAfrica，thenumberofstudentswhopickupthishabithasincreasedalot.undertheseaforseveralhundredyears，theshiploadedwithagreatdealofchinaisstillingoodcondition.beburiedburied24.—HasSamfinishedhishomeworktoday，Anne？—Ihavenoidea.Butheitthismorning.donedoingdoneleaderandartistaswellassomeofourEnglishteachersachancetogoabroadinthepasttenyears.givengivenbeengivenbeengivenlegalexpertstaketheviewthatdrink-drivingshouldbetreatedasacrimeregardlessofitcausesanaccident.managedtoarriveattheairportintherushhour，onlythatmyflighthadbeenputoffduetotheheavyfog.toldbetoldtoldlittleboycouldn’tworktheproblemout.Hewasn’tclever.improvingreadingskills，youcanreadfasterandunderstandmoreofwhatyouonceimpossibletounderstand.thoughtthinking30.—CanIusethefaxonthetable，sir？—Innocasetousethefaxforpersonalaffairs.isallowedisallowedanyoneallowednobodyallowed31.—Wedidn’tfindSmithattendingthelecture.—Noonehadtoldhimaboutalecturethefollowingday.wouldwastobebeing’tinterruptme，John.youforcemetotellyouthetruthatthemoment？33.hasbeenproventobetruethatChinahasmadegreatrapidprogressineveryfield.musthavethereportinhalfanhour.Thebossistospeakatthemeetingat8p.m.typetypedcanyouexpecthimtomakeanyimprovementyounevergivehimanopportunitytohaveatry？SectionB(18marks)Directions：ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA，B，Candineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Isatinmycarwaitinginlineatthegasstation，butmymindwassomewhereelsecompletely.Itwasjustaweek36Valentine’sDay.Onlytwenty-sixmonthshadpassedbysincemyhusbandRobertKirk’sdeath，andIcouldn’tstop37him.Valentine’sDayhadbeentwiceas38formeandmyhusbandoffifty-twoyears，Robert’sbirthdaywasthedayafter，F(xiàn)ebruary15th.Everyyear，onthe14thofFebruaryhe’d39meacard，signedatthebottomwith“Xs(kisses)”and“Os(hugs)”.Thenthenextdaywe’dgatherwiththekidsaroundabirthdaycakeandblowoutthecandles.Afterallthoseyears，itwasn’t40nowtobealone.Suddenly，outofthecornerofmy41，Icouldseeatruckbackinguptowardsmefast.Ihitthehorn(喇叭)，butitwastoolate.Crunch！Ithadbackedup42intothedriver’ssideofmycar.Lookingatthedamagedsideviewmirrorandtheplate-sizeddent(凹痕)inthedoor，Ialmostfeltcrying.Imadeaclaimonmyinsurancepolicy(按保單索賠)and43，theclaimwaspushedthrough.Aweeklater，Ibroughtmycarinfor44andrentedone.Idroveithomethroughrainystreetsthatseemedto45myfeelings.Themorningofthe14th，Iwokeupandstillhadafeelingofunhappiness.Ihadtogetoutofthehouse.SoIheadedtothegarage.WhenIgotclosetoit，myeyeswasfixedonacardonthewindowofthecar.Itwassignedwith“RK”，thefirstlettersofRobertKirk’sname；“215”，hisbirthday；and46for“kisses”and“hugs”thatI’dneverforget.Whodidthis？ThenextdayIreceivedanotefrommyelderdaughter，47“Itwasasurprise！Ijustwantyoutobehappy.”pareSectionC(12marks)Directions：Completethefollowingpassagebyfillingineachblankwithonewordthatbestfitsthecontext.“Wearereadingthefirstsentenceofthefirstpageofabookwhosepagesareendless...”Idon’tknowwhowrotethosewords，48Ihavealwayslikedthemastheyremindmethatwemakethemysteriousandunknownfutureintoanythingthatwecanimagine，justasasculptor(雕刻家)carvesastatuefrom49shapelessstone.Weareallinthepositionofthefarmer.Ifweplantagoodwillgainagoodharvest.50yourseedispoor，wewillgrowauselesscrop.Ifwedon’tplantanythingatall，wewillgain51atall.Wemustbeclearthatthepastisgoneandwecandonothingtochangeit.Soweshouldallbeconcerned52thefuture，becausethatiswherewewillspendtherestofourlives.Wewantthefuturetobe53thanthepast.Wewantitfreefrommistakesthathistoryisfilledwith.Todothis，weshouldstudyourpasttoavoidthesamemistakes54catchtodaytoplantourgoodseed.55iPartⅢReadingComprehension(30marks)Directions：Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA，B，Candtheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.ADonnaSimpsonweighsmorethan600poundsandaimstoreach1,000pounds.TheNewJerseywomaniscarryingaseriesofactivitiestobecometheworld’sfattestlivingwoman，admittingthatsheisashungryforattentionassheisforcalorie-richfood.Donna，whowearsXXXXXXXLdresses，eatspoundsofjunkfoodandtriestomoveaslittleaspossible.The42-year-oldwomanisamodelonawebsite，whereadmirersandthecuriouscanpaytowatchvideosofhereatingfoodsorwalkingtothecar.ShehasappearedinTVinterviewsandsaidshewelcomedmediacoverage.SimpsonhassubmittedaclaimtotheGuinnessWorldRecordsforthetitleoftheworld’sheaviestwomantogivebirth.Amongtheheaviestwomeneverrecordedwasonewhoreportedlyweighed1,800poundsandanotherwhoreportedlyweighed1,200poundsatthetimeoftheirdeaths.Youmightexpectherhusbandtoadvisehertoloseweight，butitistheotherwayround.Toachievehergoal，Donnasaysshewillneedtoeatupto12,000caloriesaday，comparedto2,000caloriesthatanormalwomanneeds.Whenshecameacrossthewebsitewhichmadeoverlyfatwomenwidelyknown，shecametoknowthereweremanywomenfacedwiththesameproblems.Andaftersheadmittedherrealsize，e-mailsfrompeoplepouredin.Theysenthergiftsthroughthepost，expressingtheircareforher.Donnawasnotfeelingsorryforhergoal，thoughshemightriskherownlifeintheprocess.However，somehaveadifferentvoiceinDonna’sbehavior.Theyholdthatitismoreimportanttodosomethingusefulthantobecomepopular.Afterall，therearesomanychildrenfacedwiththeshortageoffoodthroughouttheworld.reasonwhyDonnaSimpsonwantstobetheheaviestisthat.isfondofchallengingherselfwantstoadvertiseforfoodsiscrazyaboutpublicattentionhopestomakefatwomenconfidentcanlearnfromthepassagethat.ismuchfatterthananyotherwoman’svideoscanbewatchedontheinternethasbrokentheGuinnessWorldRecord’shusbandisstronglyagainstherplancanweinferfromthepassage？willgoonadiettokeepfit.’snowayforonetoreach1,000pounds.peopletakepityonSimpson.willtakemeasurestoachievehergoal.author’sattitudetowardsDonnaSimpsonwouldbe.wouldbethebesttitleforthepassage？withtheFattestPersonintheWorld’stheMatterwithDonnaSimpson？USWomanDecidedtoBetheWorld’sHeaviestSuper-sizedModelPlannedtoLoseWeightBTheUKhasawell-respectedhighereducationsystemandsomeofthetopuniversitiesandresearchinstitutionsintheworld.Buttothosewhoarenewtoitall，sometimesitcanbeconfusing.Octoberisusuallythebusiestmonthinthecollegecalendar.UniversitieshavesomethingcalledFreshers’Weekfortheirnewcomers.It’sagreatopportunitytomakenewfriends，joinlotsofclubsandsettleintouniversitylife.However，havingjustleftthecomfortofhomeandallyourfriendsbehind，theprospect(前景)ofmeetinglotsofstrangersinbighallscanbenerve-wracking(令人頭痛的).Wheredoyoustart？Whoshouldyoumakefriendswith？Whichclubsshouldyoujoin？Luckily，therewillbethousandsofothersinthesameboatasyouworryingaboutstartingtheiruniversitysociallifeontherightfoot.Sojusttakeitallinslowly.Don’trushintoanythingthatyou’llregretforthenextthreeyears.HerearesometopadvicefrompaststudentsonhowtosurviveFreshers’Week：●Learnrules.MakesureyouknowBritishsocialetiquette(禮節(jié)).Haveafewwineglassesandsnackshandyforyourhousematesandfriends.●Bekind.Sometimescupsofteaorevenslicesoftoastcangiveyouaheadstartinmakingfriends.●Besociable.Themoreactiveyouare，themorelikelyyou’llbetomeetnewpeoplethanifyou’resomeonewhoneverleavestheirroom.●Bringadoorstop.Keepyourdooropenwhenyou’reinandthatsendspositivemessagestoyourneighborsthatyou’refriendly.Sowithabitofcleverplanningandeffort，F(xiàn)reshers’Weekcangiveyouagreatstarttoyouruniversitylifeandsoonyou’llbepassingonyourexperiencetonextyear’snewrecruits.ofthefollowingstatementsisFALSEaccordingtothepassage？isgenerallythebusiestmonthforuniversities.’sagoodideatoputadoorstopinyoursuitcase.bitofplanningcanmakeFreshers’Weekeasier.firstweekofyoureveryyearatuniversityiscalledFreshers’Week.underlinedword“recruits”inthelastparagraphrefersto.caninferfromthe4thparagraphthat.newcomersusuallymissthedayslivingathomeofthestudentsintheUKspendthreeyearsinuniversitiesfreshersareworriedabouthowtofituniversitylifethenewstudentswillmakenewfriendsandjoincertainclubsdoestheauthorsuggesthavingwineglassesandsnackshandy？passthebusyuniversitylife.helpmakefriendswithotherfreshers.showyourselfadrinkerasothers.passthetimeinahappyway.mainpurposeofthepassageisto.thenewcomershowtomakeanewstartinuniversitiessomethingabouthighereducationsystemoftheUKsomethingabouttheFreshers’WeekintheUKthefreshmenhowtobehavewellinthebeginningCToday，wecompleteourstoryabouttheinfluentialEnglishwriterWilliamShakespeare.Hewroteplaysandpoemsduringthelatefifteenthandearlysixteenthcenturies，whichremainverypopulartoday.Duringearliertimes，peoplewouldprobablyhavelearnedseveralancientRomanandGreekplays.Itwasnotunusualforwriterstoproducemorecurrentversionsoftheseworks.Forexample，inShakespeare’splay“TheComedyofErrors”ShakespeareborrowedcertaindetailsfromtheancientRomanwriterPlautus.Forhisplay“Macbeth”，ShakespearemostlikelyusedaworkonScottishhistorybyRaphaelHolinshedforinformation.Shakespearemighthaveborrowedfromotherwriters，buttheintensity(強度)ofhisimaginationandlanguagemadetheplayshisown.Whilemanyplaysbyotherwritersofhistimehavebeenforgotten，Shakespeareandhisartliveon.Shakespearewasalsoinfluencedbytheworldaroundhim.HedescribedthesightsandsoundsofLondoninhisplays.Hisworksincludeobservationsaboutpoliticalstruggles，thefearofdiseases，andthepopularlanguageofthecity’stradesmen.Shakespeare’sknowledgeoftheEnglishcountrysideisalsoclear.Hisworksincludedescriptionsofdeepforests，localflowers，andtheancientpopulartraditionsofruralpeople.ItwouldbeimpossibletolistallofthewaysinwhichShakespeare’sworkshaveinfluencedtheworldculture.ButthefirstandgreatestexamplewouldbehisgreatinfluenceontheEnglishlanguage.Duringhistime，theEnglishlanguagewaschanging.Manynewwordsfromotherlanguageswerebeingadded.Shakespeareusedhissharpmindandpoetic(富有詩意的)inventivenesstocreatehundredsofnewwordsandreworkoldones.Forexample，hecreatedthenounformsof“critic”，“mountaineer”and“eyeball”.ManycommonexpressionsinEnglishcomefromhisplays，including“pompandcircumstance(裝腔作勢)”from“Othello”，“fullcircle(繞圈子地)”from“KingLear”，etc.ThelistofculturalcreationsinfluencedbyShakespeareisalmostendless.Frompaintingstotelevisiontomusicanddance，Shakespearewaswellrepresented.Shakespeare’splayshavebeentranslatedintoeverymajorlanguageintheworld.Shakespearebecameawell-knownwriterduringagoldenageoftheater.Hisyearsofhardworkpaidoff.canweinferfromthepassage？ofShakespeare’sworkswereinfluencedbyearlierwritings.washard-workingwhenhewasastudent.experienceoflivinginLondonhelpedalotwithShakespeare’sworks.becamerichlaterbecauseofthepopularityofhisworks.mighthavelearntsomeinformationfromancientRomanworksin.A.“KingLear”B.“TheComedyofErrors”C.“Macbeth”D.“Othello”couldShakespeare’sworkssurvivehistime？thereweresofewpeoplewritingplaysinhistime.heproducedtoomanyworksthatnobodyelsecoulddo.hewasarichandinfluentialpersonofhistime.hisworkswererichinimaginationandlanguage.’sgreatestinfluenceshouldbeon.EroductiontoShakespeare’slifeandhisworksmainfeaturesandstylesofShakespeare’splayscultureinfluencedShakespeareandheinfluencedculture.’sgreatestinfluenceontheworldculture.PartⅣWriting(45marks)SectionA(10marks)Directions：Readthefollowingpassage.Fillinthenumberedblanksbyusingtheinformationfromthepassage.WriteNOMORETHANTHREEWORDSforeachanswer.Dogsareman’sbestfriend.Onewaytoshowhowmuchyoulovethemisbybuildingthemagreatdoghouseoftheirveryown.Makesurethatyourdogissafe，comfortable，andhappybyfollowingthesetipswhenbuildingyourdoghouse.Considerthebreedofyourdog.Whatyourdogwillneedtohavetheirdoghouseequippedwithdependslargelyontheirbreeds.Ifyourdoghaslongorthickhairorisatraditionally“coldweather”breedlikeaMalamuteoraHusky，theywillneedlessprotectionfrominclementweatherthanasmallerorshorterhaireddoglikeaChihuahua.Ifyouareunsureorifyourdogisamixedbreed，askanexpertaboutanyspecialconsiderationthatyoumightneedtokeepinmindwhenbuildingadoghouse.Measureyourdog.Yourdogwillreachanaverageheightandweightwhenfull-growndependingonbreeds.Evenifyouarebuildingyourdoghousewhileyourdogisapuppy，youwillwanttomakesurethatthedoghousewillbeacomfortablesizeonceyourpetisfull-grown.Imaginewhatsizeyourdogwillbewhenitisanadultandbuildyourdoghouseaccordingly.Makeitbreathe.Enoughventilationisthemostimportantfeatureofyourdoghouse.Evenifthehouseisbigenoughforyourdog，littleventilationwillmakeituncomfortableforyourdog.Soconsiderusingmaterialslikewoodthatwouldallowairtomovefreely.Makesurethemaindoortothedoghouseislargeandabletobeleftopen，andconsideranextrawindowinoneofthedoghouse’swallsforextraairandlight.Keepitroomy.Yourdogshouldhaveenoughroominthedoghousetosit，standup，andmovearound.Yourdogwillprobablytaketoys，sticksorotherthingsthatitlikesbesttothedoghouse，somakesureyouleaveroomforthesethings，too.Chooseaproperplaceforthedoghouse.Keepthedoghouseofftheground.Thiskeepsmoistureawayandkeepsthedogcomfortableandwarm.SectionB(10marks)Directions：Readthefollowingthequestionsaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassage.Whatisredbutgreen，openbutclosedandoldbutnew？Answer：London’sbeautifulnewdouble-deckersbuses.Thetraditionalreddouble-deckersareasymbolofLondon.Thiswasmadecertainin2022whenonebusmadethelonger-than-usualtriptoBeijingtocollectaveryspecialpassenger：theOlympicFlame.NowanewbusdesignhasbeenimpressingLondoners.Thenewbususesmoregreentechnologyandhasanopenplatform，makingsurepeoplegetonandgetoffeasily.Italsohasaspecialasymmetric(不對稱的)designforthefrontend，whichgivesitafuturisticlook.Besidesthesethedesignisnotallnew.ItsoutsidecanremindyouofLondon’sfaithfulolddouble-decker，theRoutemaster(馬路大師).InDecember2022theoriginalRoutemasterwasstoppedfromofferinggeneralserviceasaresultofenvironmentalreasons，butitcanstillbeseenontworoutesinLondon.InJuly2008acompetitionwasorganizedbytheLondonMayor，BorisJohnson，todesignanewRoutemasterbusforthecapital.Severaldesignerstogetherwonthe￡25,000prize.Thenewdouble-deckers，whichhavethreedoorstospeedupboarding，areexpectedtobeinservicein2022.Mr.Johnsonsaid：“Thisnewpartofourtransportsystemisnotonlybeautiful，butalsohasagreenheart...”Heexpectscitiesaroundtheglobetobe“besidethemselveswithenvy”forwhathedescribedasan“impressiveredsymbol”of21st-centuryLondon.However，Mr.Johnsonhasnotyetconvincedeveryonetoclimbonboard.Themayorhasbeencriticizedbysomeforthehighcostofthenewbuses.Anormaldouble-deckerbuscostsaround￡190,000butithascost￡7,800,000todesignandbuildfivenewones.didatraditionalreddouble-deckerbuscametoBeijingin2022？(Nomorethan8words)(2marks)disadvantagedoestheoldRoutemasterhave？(Nomorethan6words)(2marks)atleasttwospecialcharacteristicsofthenewdesignoftheRoutemaster.(Nomorethan15words)(3marks)mightbethepublicreactiontothenewbusaccordingtothelastparagraph？(Nomorethan8words)(3marks)答題卡題序123456789101112131415答案題序161718192021222324252627282930答案題序313233343536373839404142434445答案題序464748495051525354555657585960答案題序61626364656667686970答案5.SectionC(25marks)Directions：WriteanEnglishcompositionaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.今年寒假省教育廳的“禁補令”讓學生們度過了一個愉快的假期。請以此為主題，給你在美國的筆友David寫一封郵件。主要內容如下：1.簡述寒假中你所經(jīng)歷的一件事或參加的一個活動；2.結合此事或活動談談你對這個沒有補課的假期的感受。注意：1.詞數(shù)不少于120詞；2.不能使用真實姓名和學校名稱。湖南省2022屆高三·十二校聯(lián)考第一次考試(英語)－湖南省2022屆高三·十二校聯(lián)考第一次考試英語參考答案題序123456789101112131415答案BABCABBCAABCACC題序161718192021222324252627282930答案DAACCACDBC題序313233343536373839404142434445答案DBDDBCDADAACDBD題序464748495051525354555657585960答案CBCBDBC題序61626364656667686970答案DBCBAABDAC10,000-meterrace1stclassteachers’buildingplaygroundyetPartIVWriting(45marks)SectionA(10marks)adoghousepurposeandmixedadultdog’sfreelyextrawindow/Awindow(enough)/wide(enough)moistureawaySectionB(10marks)collecttheOlympicFlame.cancauseseriouspollution./Itcanpollutetheenvironment./Itisn’tenvironmentallyfriendly.usesmoregreentechnology，hasanopenplatformandaspecialasymmetricdesign(forthefrontend).(答對兩點即可)peoplethinkitcoststoomuch./Somemaycriticizeitduetothehighcost.SectionC(25marks)(略)

聽力材料SECTIONAConversation1W：Hi，Peter.Howarethingsgoingwithyourcomputercourse？M：Notsobad.TheclassesarehardbutIthinkIhavelearnedalot.Icandoalotwithacomputer.W：TheartcourseItakeisn’tlikethatatall.Theclassesareboring，andIdon’tlearnanything.M：That’ssobad.Iwanttotakeanothercomputercoursenextyear.W：Icouldn’tagreemore.Conversation2W：Oh，myGod！Thereyouare，George！Whattimeisitbyyourwatch？M：Well，I’msorry，Mrs.Milk...But...W：Isteno’clockafinetimetogotoschool，George？M：Sorry.IknowI’mabitlate，but...W：Justabitlate？M：Please，Mrs.Milk，mybicycle...W：Oh，don’ttellmeyourbicyclewasbroken.M：No，itwasn’t，but...W：Well，what’syourexcusethistime，George？M：Well，mybicyclewasstolenlastnight，soIhadtowalkherethismorning，youknow.W：Really？M：Yes.Thechainlockwasbrokenandhereitis.W：Well，letmehavealook.Someonemusthavebrokenit.Well，I’msorrytohavescoldedyou.Conversation3W：I’mofficerKate.Didyoucallusjustnow？M：Yes，Ithappenedjusthalfanhourago.Amancametomyshoestoreatnoonwhenalmostnobodyelsewashereandthenheorderedmetogivehimallmymoney.Irefusedandthenhejusthitmeonthehead.W：Areyouallright？M：Istillfeelabitdizzy.W：You’relucky.Howmuchmoneydidhetakeaway？M：About$1,500.W：Oh.Well，I’llcallyouassoonaswehaveanyinformation.Takecareofyourself.Conversation4W：Idoneedtomakesomemoneyforthecomingterm.Canyousuggestanywaysofearningmoneyhere？M：Whynotdelivermilk？W：Well，Idon’tthinkI’mfitforthat.Iamabitbusythesedaysyouknow.M：Howaboutworkinginthesupermarketasacashier？Youonlyneedtoworknighthoursthere.W：Really？Thatsuitsmewell.WhichoneshouldItry？M：IthinkanyonewillbeOK，becausetheyareallinneedofhandsatpresent.Asyouknow，mostpeopleheredoshoppingatnightsincetheyareverybusyinthedaytime.W：Yeah，Iknow.HowmuchmoneycanImakeamonth？M：Nolessthan800yuanamo