安徽省馬鞍山2024-2025學年高二上學期第一次月考英語試題（含答案無聽力音頻 有聽力原文）

高二上學期第一次月考試題英語考試時間：120分鐘試卷分數(shù)：150分第Ⅰ卷（選擇題，共95分）第一部分聽力理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1．WhatkindofsportdoesDavidlikebest?A．Football. B．Tennis. C．Basketball.2．Wherearethespeakers?A．Inahotel. B．Inashop. C．Inarestaurant.3．WhenwillAmyandAndrewmeet?A．At6:40. B．At7:20. C．At8:00.4．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Motherandson. B．Doctorandpatient. C．Teacherandstudent.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Classarrangements. B．Gradingpolicies. C．Examresults.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘，聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6．Whichaspectoftheflatattractstheman?A．Itslocation. B．Itsrent. C．Itsequipment.7．Howcanthemansavesomemoney?A．Bydecoratingtheflatsimply.B．Byaskingforadiscount.C．Byfindingaroommate.聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8．WhatdoesJennycaremostaboutthemovie?A．Theactors. B．Theplots. C．Thespecialeffects.9．WhenwillSeanandJennygotoseethemove?A．OnThursdaymorning. B．OnFridayafternoon. C．OnSaturdaymorning.聽第8段材料，回答第10至13題。10．Whatisthewomandoing?A．Conductingasurvey. B．Givingalecture. C．Holdinganinterview.11．WhatischallengingaccordingtoJack?A．Doingwellinsports. B．EnteringOxfordUniversity.C．Beingateacher.12．Whatdoesthewomanliketodo?A．Watchsports. B．Playsports. C．Teachsports.13．Howmanybenefitsofsportsarementioned?A．Two. B．Three. C．Four.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。14．WhyisJuliaupset?A．Shearguedwithherfather.B．Sheforgotthefarmwork.C．Shefailedtovolunteerabroad.15．WheredidJulia’sfathergoforbusiness?A．Morocco. B．Tanzania. C．NewZealand.16．WhatdoesJulia’smotherthinkofherdecision?A．Meaningful. B．Difficult. C．Unwise.17．WhatdidAllenlearnlastholiday?A．Programming. B．Driving. C．Swimming.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18．Whydidthespeakerattendthesummercamp?A．TolearnChinese. B．Tobroadenherhorizons. C．Toenrichherlife.19．Whichactivitytookthelongesttime?A．Enjoyinglocalfood. B．Visitingplacesofinterest. C．Understandingtraditionalart.20．Whatdidthecampersmainlytalkaboutinthesharingsession?A．Theirplansforthefuture.B．Theirfavoritecampingpart.C．Theirimpressionofthecampsite.第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。AEventsfromCornellUniversity·MoviesontheArtsQuad（MOTAQ）MOTAQisanin-personeventseriesonThursdaysatthestartofthefallsemesterforamonth.Weareopeningseatingat7:30pm,withthefilmstartingat8:00pm.Bringyourwarmclothesandblankets,foritsometimesgetscoldout.MOTAQisbroughttoyoubyCornellUniversityClassCouncils,CUTonight,CampusActivities,andCornellCinema.Follow@cornellactivitiesonInstagram.·ClubFestInits19thyear,ClubFestcontinuesasacelebrationofCornell’samazingstudentgroupsdemonstratingtheiractivitiesandpromotingtheadmissionofnewmembers.WearealsolookingforperformancegroupsatClubFest.ClubFestforthespringsemesterwilltakeplacethisSundayinBartonHall.ClubFestisanopportunityforCornellianstoconnectwithclubsandorganizations.Contactusatstudentunion@withanyClubFestquestions.·SlopeDayTheSlopeDayProgrammingBoardisexcitedtoannounceSlopeDaythisyear.JoinusonthisSaturdayforperformancesthroughouttheday.Thereisalonghistoryofthespringtimegathering.Whilethiseventhastakenmanyshapesoverthepastcentury,onecommongoalneverchanges:celebration.Ithasbeenalongtimesincewe’vehadalivebandheadliningtheSlopeDayfestival,andthebandCOINissuretobeahit.OnSlopeDay,approximately500volunteersareneeded.ContactVolunteerDirectorRiyaatAgarwal@toapply.·SeniorDaysWeinvitegraduatingundergraduatestudentstocelebratetheirachievementsduringSeniorDaysfromMondaytoFriday.SeniorDaysoffersopportunitiesforseniorstoconnectthroughfreeandticketedon-andoff-campusevents.ThereareexcitingeventslikeBingoNight,BowlingatHelenNewmanandChimesConcerts&ClocktowerTours.Contactusatseniordays@.21．WhatcanyoudoinClubFestthisSunday?A．Watchamovie. B．Learnaboutstudentgroups.C．Applytobeavolunteer. D．Demonstrateachievements.22．Whicheventwillyouchooseifyouwanttoenjoyabandperformance?A．MoviesontheArtsQuad. B．ClubFest.C．SlopeDay. D．SeniorDays.23．HowlongdoesSeniorDayslast?A．Oneday. B．Fourdays. C．Fivedays. D．Aweek.BIn2014,MahoneyperformedanactofkindnessaspartofaFacebookchallenge.Shepickeda79-year-oldseniornamedWagner,whoregularlygavebacktothecommunity.MahoneywantedtoknowWagnerbetter,sotheyspentadaytogether,pickingupgroceriesandgettingtheirnailsdone.“Itwasthefirsttimeinyearsthatsomeonehadmadeadayabouther,”saysMahoney.TheirsharedexperiencegotMahoneythinking.Howmanyotherseniorsmightbenefitfromdedicatedattention?Shecameupwithaplan:findlocalseniorswithlong-timedreamsandworktofulfilltheirwishes.Shenamedthenewcharity:WeAreYoung,orWAYforshort.Seniorscannominate（提名）themselvesorbenominatedbysomeoneelse;wishesarethenassessedbyacommunitycommitteethatlooksatfactorssuchasage-relatedphysicalbarriers,socialisolationandfinancialneed.Melanienominatedherhusband,78-year-oldVictor,togorockhounding,ahobbyhe’dgivenupwhenitbecametoophysicallydifficulttoaccessthebaywherehehuntedforgeodes（晶洞）.TheteamatWAYhiredaboatforhimandhissonsotheycouldreachthebayandsearchoutgeodesonthebeach.“Now,Victorhasregainedhisself-confidenceandiswillingtotakeonnewchallenges.Wewanttoshowthatanythingispossiblewiththesupportofothers,”saysMahoney.Uptonow,WAYhasdeliveredon41dreams,rangingfromahelicoptertripoverachildhoodblueberry-pickingspottotravelingtoTorontotowatchaBlueJaysgame.WhilehercharityoperatesonlyinNovaScotia,Mahoneyhasherowndream.EachWAYwishisrecordedonvideo,andshewantspeoplewatchingtobeinspiredtofulfillawishforaseniorintheirowncommunity.“Wewanttocreateanationalmovementthatshiftshowweasasocietyview,valueandsupportseniors,”saysMahoney.“Thatistheimpactwe’retryingtocreate.”24．WhydidMahoneysetupWAY?A．TocompleteaFacebookchallenge. B．Togivebacktolocalcommunities.C．Tododailychoresfortheelderly. D．Tohelpseniorsrealizetheirgoals.25．HowhasWAYaffectedVictor?A．Hehasmademorefriends. B．Hehasstartedanewhobby.C．Hehasbecomehigh-spirited. D．Hehasregainedhisson’ssupport.26．WhatdoesMahoneyintendtodobyrecordingvideos?A．Risetofameandfortuneovernight.B．Keepmemoriesalivefortheelderly.C．Positivelychangeourattitudetowardstheelderly.D．Improveinterpersonalrelationshipinthecommunity.27．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Lifelongdreams. B．Acharityforseniors.C．Problemsseniorsmeet. D．Anunforgettableexperience.CNeSmithandMaxwellarelong-timeresidents（居民）ofOglethorpeCounty,Georgia,andtheyhaveknowneachotherforalmost50years.In2021,MaxwellcalledNeSmithtolethimknowthatbecauseofhealthproblems,hewouldbeclosinghisweeklynewspaper,TheOglethorpeEcho.NeSmithdecidedtopreventthenearly150-year-oldlocalnewspaperfrombeingforgotten.NeSmithrememberedwakingupat6a.m.afterthatphonecall,HejumpedintohistruckanddrovetoTheEchooffices.Uponarriving,hesuggestedthathisfriendthinkofanewsolution.“Well,whatarewegoingtodo?”Maxwellaskedhim.“Areyougoingtobuythenewspaper?”NeSmithlookedup,searchingforananswer,Then,asuddenideahithim.HewouldcreateanorganizationandMaxwellwoulddonateTheEchotoit.Afterleavingtheoffice,NeSmithcalledCharlesDavis,directoroftheUniversityofGeorgia’sGradyCollege.“I’vegotanidea,”NeSmithtoldhim.“IwanttoturnTheEchointoareal-lifeexperienceforstudentsatGradyCollegewhowanttobereporters.”Davislovedtheidea,andheandNeSmithdevelopedacoursewithTheEchoasitsfoundation.Studentscouldexperienceaworkingnewsroomwhichwouldactasasteppingstoneintotheircareers.Ofcourse,theyneededsomeonetorunthenewspaper.ThenAndyJohnston,whohadbeenteachingatGradyforamonth,appeared,“Ibelieveintheproject.We’veheardaboutothernewspapersclosing,especiallyinruralcounties,”Johnstonsaid,“Whenthathappens,itmeanstheironlysourceofnewsandtheonlythingthatholdspeopletogetherisclosing.JohnstonteamedupwithAmandaBright,whotaughtthecourse.Bright,acommunityreporter,helpedcreatenewdigitalplatformsforTheEcho,includinganemailnewsletterandawebsite.TheEchoalsoranonateamof12volunteersthatworkedatthemainoffice.ThereasonTheEchowasabletocontinueisthateveryoneworkedtogether—thestudents,GradyCollege,NeSmith,Maxwell,andtheresidentsofOglethorpeCounty.28．ForwhatpurposedidMaxwellcallNeSmith?A．Topreventhisbeingforgotten. B．Tokeephimuptodateonhishealth.C．Toaskhimtocomeandpayhimavisit. D．Totellhimaboutadecisionhehadmade.29．WhatmaystudentsatGradyCollegegetfromTheEcho?A．Skillsforrunningnewspapers B．Workexperienceasareporter.C．Donationstocontinuetheireducation. D．Chancestostudyfamousnewspapers.30．WhydoesJohnstonplaceimportanceonTheEcho?A．Ithasalonghistory. B．Itoffersfuntonatives.C．Itunitesthelocalpeople. D．Itisownedbyhisfamily.31．Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．Newspapersaredying B．AcountysavesanewspaperC．Friendshelpoutamaninneed D．AprojectbreathesnewlifeintoacountyDPeoplesufferingfromdepressionoranxietymaymakethemselveshealthyagainbydoingnicethingsforothers,newresearchshows.Thestudydivided122peoplefromcentralOhiowhohaddepression,anxietyorstressintothreegroups.Thefirsttwogroupswereaskedtofollowmethodsoftenusedincognitivebehavioraltherapy（認知行為療法）（CBT）fordepression:planningsocialactivitiesorcognitivereappraisal（重新評價）.Thesocialactivitiesgroupwasinstructedtoplansocialactivitiesfortwodaysaweek.Anothergroupwasinstructedtowriteadiaryforatleasttwodayseachweekthathelpedthemrecognizetheirnegativewaysofviewingstressfulsituationsandchangetheirviewsinawaythatcouldreducedepressionandanxiety.Membersofthethirdgroupwereinstructedtoperformthreeactsofkindness—bigorsmallactsthatbenefitothersormakeothershappy—aday,fortwodaysoutoftheweek.Researchvolunteersfollowedtheirinstructionsforfiveweeks,afterwhichtheirmentalstateswererecorded.Theresearchersthencheckedwiththevolunteersafteranotherfiveweekstoseeifthemethodswerestilleffective.Thefindings,publishedintheJournalofPositivePsychology,showedthatpeopleinallthreegroupsshowedanincreaseinlifesatisfactionandareductionofdepressionandanxietylevelsafterthestudy.“Comparedwithsocialactivitiesandcognitivereappraisal,actsofkindnessmakepeoplefeelmoreconnectedtootherpeople,”saidDavidCregg,wholedthestudyattheOhioStateUniversity,“Socialconnectionisoneofthepartsoflifemoststronglylinkedwithwell-beingorhappiness.Performingactsofkindnessseemstobeoneofthebestwaystocreatethoseconnections.”Theresearchalsoshowedwhyperformingactsofkindnessworkedsowell:Ithelpedpeopletaketheirmindsoffwhatcausestheirowndepressionoranxiety.Thisfindingsuggeststhatoneviewmanypeoplehaveaboutpeoplewithdepressionmaybewrong.“Weoftenthinkthatpeoplewithdepressionhaveenoughtodealwith,sowedon’twanttoburdenthembyaskingthemtohelpothers.Buttheseresultsruncountertothat,”Creggsaid.32．Whatdidthecognitivereappraisalgroupdointhestudy?A．TheytookmedicinefordepressionoranxietyeachdayB．Theyrecordedhowtheyreactedtostressfulsituations,C．TheyplannedhowtotakepartinvarioussocialactivitiesD．Theyperformedsomeactsofkindnessforotherpeople33．Whatdidtheresearchersfindaftertenweeks?A．TheCBTproducedunexpectedeffects.B．Volunteerslovedsocialactivitiesmost.C．Theirmethodsworkedeffectivelyonallvolunteers.D．Kindactsandsocialactivitieshadthesameeffects.34．Whatisanadvantageofperformingactsofkindness?A．Itsuitspeopleatalllevelsofdepression.B．Itisasimplerapproachformostpatients.C．Itmaycausefewersideeffects.D．Itmaymakepeoplefeelhappy.35．Whatdoestheunderlinedpart“runcounterto”inthelastparagraphmean?A．Provideabasefor. B．Aretheoppositeof.C．Haveasimilarityto. D．Arecloselyconnectedto.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Keepingwarmwhenyouareoutandaboutincoldweatherissimple--trapinwarmthbywearinglayerslikecoats,glovesandhats.Butwhataboutintheanimalworldwherehatsarehardtocomeby?Well,scientistshavediscoveredthatscallopedhammerheadsharks（路氏雙髻鯊）useaveryclevermethod.Theyholdtheirbreath!Whymightthathelp?36Inthedeepestpartsoftheocean,thewatertemperaturedropssharply,whichcanbedangerousforcold-bloodedanimalslikesharks.37Theirmusclescanalsostopworking,meaningtheyarenolongerabletokeepswimming,whichcancausedeath.Butresearchersstudyingscallopedhammerheadsharkshaveseenthemtravellingdowntowatersover20degreescolderthantheyareusedtoclosertothesurface.38Theteammanagedtofixspeciallydesignedsensors（傳感器）tothreeoftheseaanimalsoffthecoastofHawaii.Thesensorsrecordedthesharks’location,thespeedoftheirtail’smovement,andtheirbodyorientation--whetherthesharkwasdivingdownorswimminguptothesurface.39Theynoticedthatthehammerheadsmanagedtokeeptheirbodytemperaturethesameevenwhendivingintoextremelycolddepthsoftheocean.Thesharksdidthisbyclosingtheirmouthandgills（鰓）whenswimmingatthesedepths.40Thescientistscametobelievethatthesharksclosedtheirmouthsandgillsinordertotrapinwarmthandnotallowtheirbodytemperaturetogoawayintothecolderwateraroundthem.Thestudymakesthescallopedhammerheadsharkthefirstdeep-divingfishknowntoholditsbreath.A．Howdidtheytrackscallopedhammerheadsmovements?B．Howcouldtheygodownintothesedeepdepthsandsurvive?C．It’salltodowiththeirgills,wherealotoftheirbodyheatgoesaway.D．Forthesesharks,thedropintemperatureisamatteroflifeanddeath.E．Theteamalsowatchedthewatertemperatureandthesharks’bodytemperatures.F．Iftheirbodiesdropintemperaturetoomuch,theireyesightandbraincanbedamaged.G．Theysearchedfordinnerforabout5minutesandthenswambackuptothewarmerwatersagain.第三部分語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。TheschoolsinMassachusettswerethoughtasthebestinthecountry.AndanOlympic-sizeswimmingpoolwasthe41.Butitwasn’tforme.Iwasquite42inregularclassesandsatinthebacksoI’dnotbe43toread.EachMondayIwouldwalkmywaytothebackofthe44formingatthedivingboardsoIwouldnothavetopracticethedives.Mybloodrancoldwhentheteacher45wewouldbegradedforourfinalonthemostdifficultdive—thejackknife.Itrembledasthelinetothedivingboard46.AsIwatched,eachstudentseemedtoperformthedive47.Theyjustjumpedattheendoftheboardonce,addedajumpfor48,foldedherbodyinhalf,andfinally49outlikeanarrowforentryintothewater.IthinkIwasactuallyinastateof50,becauseallofasuddenIsawthesefourstepsas51.Thenitwasmyturn.Withmyheart52,IbarelyfinishedasIhad53inmymind.ThoughIreceivedanaveragegradethatday,Iwas54withit.ItwasawesometothinkthatIjustlearnedmyfirstdive;55,IbelievedwhateverImetinthefuture,Iwouldgiveatryfirst.41．A．biggest B．focus C．proof D．best42．A．shy B．a(chǎn)utonomous C．consistent D．dull43．A．calledin B．calledupon C．pulledup D．pulledapart44．A．seat B．room C．pool D．line45．A．claimed B．instructed C．suggested D．a(chǎn)nnounced46．A．lengthened B．shortened C．formed D．disappeared47．A．effortlessly B．undoubtedly C．hopelessly D．unbelievably48．A．grades B．dive C．height D．a(chǎn)ction49．A．jumped B．stuck C．reached D．straightened50．A．hesitation B．shock C．satisfaction D．confusion51．A．a(chǎn)cceptable B．reasonable C．doable D．breathable52．A．pounding B．torn C．broken D．sinking53．A．pictured B．judged C．expected D．mentioned54．A．patient B．strict C．pleased D．connected55．A．however B．instead C．overall D．meanwhile第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Chinawillbuildtheworld’slargestnationalparksystem,andalayoutplan56（release）soon.Theplanisbeingdrafted57（meet）therequirementsofbuildingasystemwiththelargestscaleofprotection,themostdiversegeographicalfeaturesandthehighestconservationvalueintheworld.Undertheplan,58waslaunchedbytheadministrationin2019,about50areashavebeenselectedascandidatesfornationalparks.Theparksareexpectedtocover10percentofthe59（country）landareaandpreservemorethan80percentofthekeynational60（protect）wildplantandanimalspecies.InOctober,Chinaannounceditsfirstgroupoffivenationalparks,covering61totallandareaofmorethan230,000squarekilometers.Sincetheirestablishment,theparks62（make）achievementsinenvironmentalandspeciesprotection.“Atthesametime,anewgroupofnationalparksarebeingestablished63anorderlymannerandwillbeputintouseassoonaspossible,”emphasizedLi,theNationalForestryandGrasslandAdministrationofficial.LialsosaidatthenewsconferenceonMondaythatChina’splantedforestconservationareahasreached87.6millionhectares,64（rank）No.1intheworld.Chinaisalsooneofthe12countrieswiththe65（rich）biodiversityintheworld,headded.第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分10分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）假定你是你校學生會宣傳部成員李華，下周日，學生會將組織一次環(huán)保創(chuàng)意大賽。請你用英文寫一份海報，向全校師生宣傳此次比賽。內(nèi)容包括：1．比賽時間、地點；2．比賽目的、比賽規(guī)則等；3．呼吁大家參賽。注意：1．寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2．請按如下格式作答。Poster____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二節(jié)（滿分25分）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。Itwasaround7:00onMondaymorning.Paul,aticketgatelineassistant,wasworkinghisusualshiftatLeagraveStation.“Anotherwonderfulday!”hethoughtandbegantohum（哼）atune.SuddenlyaflashofmovementaroundPlatformOnecaughthisattention.Aftertakingacloserlook,herealizeditwasadogwithoutacollar,sillyandexcitable,runningroundafternothingatall.“Oh!”hehurrieddown,appearedinaflashandsuccessfullygotholdofthedog,butitmanagedtostrugglefreeoutofhisgrasp,jumpeddownonthetracksandgotstuck.Panicstruckamongstanders-byasthedogmadlyracedupanddownthetracks,tryingtofindawayout.Therewasalotofnoiseofpeopleshoutinganddogbarking.Thenthetrainkickedin.Obviously,therewasnotimelefttowaitforthedogtojumpoutonhisown,buthewasnotallowedtogodownonthetrack.Sohetookouthisphoneandrangthesignalmantowarnthetrains,gettingthemtoslowdown,readytostopifnecessary.Likeacatonhotbricks,helookedaroundtofindsomethinguseful.Luckilyaguyontheplatformtherehadsomebread.Sowithoutanyhesitation,Paultookthebreadandusedittoattractthedogasthelasthope.Immediately,thedogcameovertotheplatformedgewithwagging（搖）tails.Butitcouldn’tjumpbackup.That’snotthething,Paulthought.Justasitputitspawsuptogetthebread,Paulmanagedtograbit.Thankgoodness.Pauldraggeditupontotheplatform.Hecouldn’tletgoofitforfearthatitwouldstrugglefreeasecondtime.Hejustheldon,strokingitsfurandpattingonitsheadtocalmitdown.Finallyhetookthedogintothesafetyofthestaffroom.注意：1．續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；2．請按如下格式作答。ThenPauldecidedtoturntosocialmediatoidentifyitsowner.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ThecouplesharedthephotosandthestoryontheTikTokthatevening.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________高二上學期英語第一次月考考試答案答案與解析題序12345678910答案CCBABACABC題序11121314151617181920答案CABCBABACB題序21222324252627282930答案BCCDCCBDBC題序31323334353637383940答案BBCDBCFAEG題序41424344454647484950答案CABDDBACDB題序5152535455答案CAACD56．willbereleased57．tomeet58．which59．country’s60．protected61．a(chǎn)62．havemade63．in64．ranking65．richest66．應(yīng)用文：PossibleversionPosterAdesigncompetitionaboutenvironmentalprotectionistobeheldintheschoolhallnextSunday.Tohelpstudentsandteachersrealizethatprotectingtheenvironmentisnotapopularideabutpracticalactions,wewillholdthiscontestwiththeaimofencouragingpeopletorecyclewaste.You’rerequiredtodesigntheworkswhichcanbeusedinourdailylifeusingwastewithinonehour.Youcandoitbyyourselfaswellastogetherwithyourpartners.Atlast,wewillchoosethreebest—receivedonesandpresentprizestotheirdesigners.Ibelieveyou’llhaveadeeperunderstandingofprotectingtheenvironmentafterthisinterestingandmeaningfulcompetition.Comeandjoinus!67．讀后續(xù)寫Onepossibleversion:ThenPauldecidedtoturntosocialmediatoidentifyitsowner.Withintwohours,aworriedcouplearrivedatLeagraveStationandexplainedthedoghaddonearunner.Agaragedoorhadbeenleftopenandthedoghadescaped.Theyhadthoughttherewaslittlechanceofgettingitback.Itfeltlikeamiraclethatthedogwasrescuedfromahorrificdeathwhenthetrainkickedin.Whentheyleft,thedogturnedandgaveawinkgoodbye,seeminglysayingthatPaulwastobethanked.Themovingmomentwasfilmedbythecouple.ThecouplesharedthephotosandthestoryontheTikTokthatevening.ThecourageousstorysoonwentviralontheInternet.Givingalotoflikes,thousandsofanimalloversworldwidepraisedPaulasaheroforhisbraveeffortsandquickthinking.TherailwaytracksareadangerousplaceandPaulsavedthisdog’slifewiththehelpofapieceofbread.Paulbecameaminorcelebrity.Butfacingwaveafterwaveofpraise,Paulremainedhumbleandwentonwithhisdailyroutineasusual.第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）參考答案（Text1）W:Whatkindofballgamedoyoulike,David?M:Ioncelearnedfootball,butIwasnotgoodatit.ThenIpreferredtennis,butnowIthinknothingcancomparewithbasketball.（Text2）M:WhatcanIdoforyou,madam?W:I’vebookedRoom128toinviteseveralfriendsfordinner.MayIhavealookatit?M:Ofcourse.Thiswayplease.（Text3）M:Amy,theconcertstartsateighttonight.Shallwemeetattwentytosevenandheadforthehalltogether?W:Well,Andrew,Imightbebabysittingmysisterthen.Couldwemakeittwentypastseven?M:Okay.（Text4）W:What’swrongwithyou,Bob?Ifindyouarecoughingandyournoseisrunning.M:Idon’tfeelwell.PerhapsIhaveacold.Couldyoucallmyteachertoaskforsickleavetoday?W:Sure.HavearestandI’lltakeyoutothedoctorlater.（Text5）M:ProfessorJohnson,Iamwonderinghowyouaregoingtocalculateourfinalgrades.W:Theyarebasedonmanythings:homework,attendance,andperformanceinmonthlyexams,midterms,andfinals.M:Whatcountsthemost?W:ActuallyIlookatallofthemandlet’snotforgetclassparticipation.（Text6）W:Howaboutthetwo-bedroomflat?It’sonthethirdfloor,andnewlydecorated,equippedwithfurniture.M:It’sallright.Isthereasubwaystationnearby?W:Yes.Andtherearelotsofpopularrestaurantsandshopswithinwalkingdistance.M:That’sreallyconvenientandappealing.Howmuchistherent?W:$1,200permonth.Butyoucanshareitwithanotherperson,andthenthat’sonly$600.M:Goodidea.（Text7）W:Lookatthepromotionofthatmovie,Sean.Iknowthenovelitisadaptedfromhasastrongplot.M:Themoviemusttellagreatstory,too.W:Ibet.It’ssaidthatmanysplendidspecialeffectsareusedinit.ButwhatIexpectmostistheplayers.Ithasanall-starcast.M:Wow.Ican’twaittoseeit.Haveyougotthetickets,Jenny?W:No.ThemoviewillbeonatthecinemaonThursdaymorning,butThursday’sticketshavesoldout.TicketsforFridayafternoonandSaturdaymorningareavailable.M:Let’sgotoseeitthisFriday.W:OK.Seeyouthen!（Text8）M:Goodmorning,madam.I’mJackfromOxfordUniversity.W:Goodmorning,Jack.Nicetomeetyou.Pleasetakeaseat.Iknowyou’veappliedtobeateacher.PleasetellmewhyyouwanttodothatM:OK.Firstofall,IhavebeenenthusiasticaboutteachingsinceIwasinmiddleschool.AndI’mnotlookingforaneasyjob—Ilikethe