湖南省常德市津市市第一中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期開學(xué)考試英語試題（含答案無聽力音頻含聽力原文）

湖南省常德市津市第一中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期開學(xué)考試英語試題一、聽力選擇題1．Whatwillthewomanbringtothebarbecue?A．Hamburgers.B．Hotdogs.C．Potatosalad.2．Whenisthebaseballgame?A．OnThursday. B．OnFriday. C．OnSaturday.3．HowdidJohndointheexam?A．Hefailedtheexam. B．Hegotthehighestmark. C．Hedidworsethanlasttime.4．Whowillbeabsentfromthedinner?A．Vicky. B．Amy. C．Mom.5．Whyisthemanlate?A．Heoverslept. B．Helosthiscarkey. C．Hehadnoalarmclocks.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatisthewomandoing?A．Hostingashow. B．Doingasurvey. C．Attendingaclass.7．Whohasadog?A．Theman. B．Theman’sneighbor. C．Thewoman.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．WhatdoesDavidlikewatchingonTV?A．Soccergame. B．TVplay. C．News.9．WhoalsohasthesamehobbywithDavid?A．Theman.B．Thewoman’sbrother.C．Theman’sbrother.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。10．Whereisthewoman'snewplace?A．Oppositealibrary. B．Besidearestaurant. C．Behindashoppingmall.11．Whatisthewoman'sfavoritehobby?A．Reading. B．Eating. C．Shopping.12．Whydidthewomansellhercar?A．Sheneedsmoney. B．Parkingisdifficult. C．Italwaysbreaksdown.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。13．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Doctorandnurse. B．Nurseandpatient. C．Doctorandpatient.14．Whatistheman’sproblem?A．Heoftengetstired.B．Hehasnoappetite.C．Hefailstofallasleepatnight.15．Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A．Heishungrynow. B．Hedislikesjunkfood. C．Heseldomdoessports.16．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemandointheend?A．Doexerciseeveryday. B．Getenoughsleep. C．Eatrightfood.聽下面一段獨(dú)白，回答以下小題。17．Whoisthespeaker?A．Aworkeroftheclub.B．Anewspaperreporter.C．Thereceptionistoftheclub.18．Whatkindofexercisecouldbeincludedintheplan?A．RockClimbing. B．Goingwalking. C．Goingdiving.19．Whatentertainmentdoesthecenteroffer?A．Relaxinginthegarden. B．WatchingTV. C．Holdingparties.20．Howcanthemembershavenewspaperssenttotheirrooms?A．Byinformingthelibraryofdemands.B．Bypayingalittlemorebookingfee.C．Bycontactingthepeopleatreception.二、閱讀理解MakespaceinyoursummerforfreefunYoudon’thavetogotothemoontomeetanastronaut.YoucandoitattheAirandSpaceMuseumonJuly16.PioneeringpilotAmeliaEarhartdisappearedonaflightaroundtheglobein1937.Butshe’llbeattheNationalAirandSpaceMuseumonJuly16—themuseum’sfirstFamilyDayoftheseason—totellyouallaboutheradventures.(Okay，it’sactuallyanactresspretendingtobeEarhart.)NASAastronautPatrickForresterwillbetheretoansweryourquestions，too.Cometolearnhowspaceexplorationchangedtheworld.AnotherFamilyDayeventtakesplaceonJuly25.At“DiscovertheMoonDay！”youcansteer(駕駛)aroboticrover(avehicleforexploringthesurfaceofaplanet)，examinemeteorites(隕石)thatwerefoundonthemoon，seethecapsule(太空艙)thattooktheApollo11astronautsthereandbackandviewphotosofthelunarsurfaceusing3－Dglasses.Youcancreatelunarartandtakeamoonquiz.We’llgiveyouoneexample:July20，1969—46yearsagothismonth.Doyouknowwhathappenedthatday?NationalAirandSpaceMuseumIndependenceAvenueatSixthStreetSWOpendaily10a.m.to7:30p.m.throughSeptember1(withafewearlyclosingsat5:30p.m.；visitourwebsitefordetails).FamilyDayprogramsarefrom10a.m.to3p.m.Information

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MondaythroughFridayfrom9a.m.to5p.m.andSaturdayfrom9a.m.to4p.m.Allages，butbestforage7andolder.Formoreinformation，call202－633－2214orgoto.21．WhatcanmuseumvisitorsdoonJuly16?A．Createlunarart.B．Stepintoanunusualcapsule.C．SeeamovieaboutEarhart’sadventures.D．Learnaboutamissingwomanpilot’sadventures.22．Whatdoweknowabout“DiscovertheMoonDay！”？A．Itincludesamoonquizcompetition.B．It’sthefirstFamilyDayatthemuseum.C．Itfeaturesafamousastronaut’sexplanations.D．Itgivespeoplefirst－h(huán)andexperienceofspace.23．What’stheclosingtimefortheFamilyDayprograms?A．3p.m. B．4p.m.C．5:30p.m. D．7:30p.m.ItallstartedwhentheGillbrothers’requirementformoneytobuymoreNerfgunsandvideogameswasturneddownbytheirparents.Seeingtheirparentsrefusetoforkoutthemoney,thethreebrothers—Collin,13yearsold,Ryan,11yearsold,andAustin,8yearsold—cameupwithasolution.Theytaughtthemselveshowtomakecandles,learningtipsfromYouTubevideos,andabusinesswasborn.Almosttwoyearslater,theboys’candle-makingshopcalled“FreresBranchiaux”whichmeans“GillBrothers”inFrenchhasdevelopedbeyondanythingtheyexpected.With36storessellingtheirproducts,FreresBranchiauxsellsabout400candlesamonth.TheboyshavecashforalltheNerfgunsandvideogamestheyeverdesired.Butinsteadofspendingmuchontoys,mostofthemoneygoesbackintothebusiness,and10percentoftheirprofitsaredonatedtoWashington-areahomelessshelterseverymonth.Collinsaiditmakeshimfeellikethebusinesshasapurposebeyondbusiness.“Thecommunityhelpedus,sowehavetohelpback,”thebrotherssaid.Assoonasthebrothersfindthefundsandspace,theyhopetoopenashopandhirehomelesspeopleasemployees.Thecandles,whichcomein23scents,suchasLavenderCrush,LimeCottonandWhiskeySweet,aretheboys’mostpopularproducts.Theyalsoofferotherthingslikesoapandbathsalts.Eachproductismadebyoneofthebrothers.Astheoldest,Collindrivesmostoftheproduction,makingbetween50and60percentofeachmonth’sproduction.Collindoesn’tmindshoulderingthelargestshareoftheworkbecausehethinkshisbrothersarestilltooyoung.CollintypicallyspendsthreetofourhourseachdayworkingintheGills’candle-makingstation.Celenaandherhusband,Patrick,offeradviceandsupervision(監(jiān)督),buttheboysmostlymanagethebusinessthemselves.AlltheboysplantomakeFreresBranchiauxtheirlife’swork.Theywouldlikeittogrowintoahugebrand,maybearoundtheworld.24．Whatdotheunderlinedwordsmeaninthefirstparagraph?A．Lend. B．Earn.C．Save. D．Pay.25．Whatwasthesolutionthebrotherscameupwith?A．Startingabusiness.B．Doingsurveysoncandles.C．CreatingvideosonYouTube.D．Stoppingplayingvideogames.26．WhatcanweknowaboutCollin?A．Heistalentedandoutgoing.B．Heiscaringandoutgoing.C．Heishard-workingandcaring.D．Heishard-workingandtalented.27．Whatcanweknowfromthelastparagraph?A．Thebusinessbelongstotheboys’parentsinfact.B．Theboys’parentsoffernecessarysupporttothem.C．Thecandlebusinesshasbecomeaninternationalone.D．Theboysmainlydependontheirparentstorunthebusiness.Olderadultswhosleepsixhoursorfeweranightmayhaveelevatedriskfordementia(癡呆癥)andothercognitive(認(rèn)知的)issues,anewstudyfinds.ResearchersatStanfordUniversitymeasuredseniors'(ages65to85)dementiariskandcognitiveabilities,findinghigherriskinthosepatientswhoregularlysleptsixorfewerhourscomparedtothosewhosleptsevenoreighthours.Thoseseniorswhosleptnineormorehoursalsohadlowercognitivefunctionsandotherhealthissues,buttheresearchersdidn'tfindthesamehighdementiariskinthisgroup.Thefindingsdemonstratehowimportantitisforadultstomaintainahealthysleepcycle,especiallyastheygetolder.Asadultsage,it'scommonfortheirsleeppatternstochangeorbecomedisrupted—leadingtolonger,shorter,ormoreirregularsleep.ThisdisruptionmaybelinkedtoAlzheimer'sandotherformsofdementia,impactingseniors'abilitytorememberinformation,problem-solve,andgothrougheverydaybehaviors.Sleepdisruptioncanalsobecausedbyorheightendepression,cardiovasculardisease（冠心病）,andotherconditions.Arecommendedsleeptimeforseniorsisseventoeighthours,theresearcherssaid.Sixorfewerhourscorrespondedtoshortsleep,whilenineormorehourscorrespondedtolongsleep.TheStanfordresearchersmeasuredlevelsofbetaamyloid,aproteininthebrainthatistypicallyfoundinhighlevelswhenapatientdevelopsAlzheimer's.Inaddition,theresearchersusedseveraltestsformemory,attention,spatialskills,andexecutivefunctiontoidentifypatients'cognitiveabilities.Thosepatientssleepingforsixhoursorfeweranightweremorelikelytodevelopdementia,theresearchersfound.Thelow-sleeppatients

hadhigherlevelsofbetaamyloid.TheStanfordresearchersfoundthatpatientswithlowersleepalsoperformedworseonmemorytests,whilethosewithhighersleep(morehours)performedworseonexecutivefunctiontests，whichmeasurethebrain'sabilitytoswitchbetweendifferenttasks.―Themaintakeawayisthatitisimportanttomaintainhealthysleeplateinlife,WinertoldCNN.28．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“disrupted”inparagraph4mean?A．difficult B．disorderedC．dissolved D．different29．Accordingtothefindings,whichofthefollowingisNOTrelatedtothedisruptedsleep?A．Itismorelikelytocauseoldpeopletohavebadmemoriesoverissues.B．Itmaycontributetodementia,cardiovasculardiseaseandotherillnesses.C．Somedailybehaviorsperhapsdifferfromthosewhosesleepingisnormal.D．Ittendstobringalltheoldpeopletoundergobrainscansandcognitivetests.30．Whatcanweinferfromthestudy?A．Apropersleeptimeforseniorsisseventoeighthours.B．Lowandhighsleeppatientswerebothpooratmemorytests.C．Executivefunctiontestisappliedtomeasurethecapacityofbrain.D．Keepingahealthysleepforolderadultslateinlifeiscrucial.ResearchersstudieddatafromtheNationalHealthandNutritionExaminationSurvey,organizedbytheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention(CDC)intheUnitedStatesandlookedattherelationshipbetweencupsofcoffeedrunkperdayandbothtotalbodyfatpercentageandabdominalortrunkfat.Theyfoundthatwomenaged20—40whodranktwoorthreecupsofcoffeeperdayhadthelowestlevelofobesity,3.4%lowerthanpeoplewhodidnotconsumecoffee.Amongwomenagedbetween45—69,thosewhodrankfourormorecupshadanobesitypercentage4.1%lower.Overall,theaveragetotalbodyfatpercentagewas2.8%loweramongwomenofallageswhodranktwoorthreecupsofcoffeeperday.Thefindingswereconsistentwhetherthecoffeeconsumedwascaffeinatedordecaffeinatedandamongsmokers/non-smokersandthosesufferingfromchronicdiseaseswhencomparedtothoseingoodhealth.Inmen,therelationshipwaslesssignificantalthoughmenaged20—44whodranktwoorthreecupsperdayhad1.3%lesstotalfatand1.8%lesstrunkfatthanthosewhodidn’tconsumecoffee.Around7milliontonsofcoffeeisconsumedgloballyeveryyear.Dr.LeeSmith,seniorauthorofthestudy,said:“Ourresearchsuggeststhattheremaybeactivecompoundsincoffeeotherthancaffeinethatmanageweightandwhichcouldpotentiallybeusedasanti-obesitycompounds.”“Itcouldbepossiblethatcoffee,oritseffectiveingredientscouldbeintegratedintoahealthydietstrategytoreducetheburdenofchronicconditionsrelatedtotheobesity,”Dr.LeeSmithadded.“It’simportanttointerpretthefindingsofthisstudyinlightofitslimitations—thestudywasataspecificpointintimesotrendscannotbeestablished.However,wedon’tbelievethatsomeone’sweightislikelytoinfluencetheircoffeeconsumption.”31．Whatcanbeinferredfromthetext?A．Coffeehaslesseffectonmenthanwomeninfataccordingtothefindings.B．Thewomenaged20—44liketodrinktwoorthreecupsofcoffeeperday.C．Theresearchersfoundthatthecoffeeconsumerspreferredcaffeinatedcoffee.D．Trendswillbeestablishedtolimitpeople’sweightbytheircoffeeconsumption.32．WhatincoffeemainlyinfluencesbodyfataccordingtoDr.LeeSmith?A．Thecaffeine. B．Thedecaffeinated.C．Theeffectivecompounds. D．Therichnutrition.33．Whatmightthestudybeusedfor?A．Developinganewcoffee. B．Thetreatmentofobesity.C．Thetreatmentofheartdisease. D．Thestudyofphysicaldifferencesbetweenthesexes.34．Whereisthistextmostlikelyfrom?A．Adiary. B．Aguidebook. C．Anovel. D．Amagazine.Socialdistancingcanimpactmentalhealth.Howshallwehandleit?Morethanthreebillionpeoplegloballyarelivingunderlockdownmeasures.Manypeopleinrecentweekshavebegunworkingathome,iftheyhaven’tbeenlaidoff.Schoolshavecanceledclasses.35.Restaurants,retailstores,gyms,bars,theatersandothergatheringplaceshaveallbeenshuttered(關(guān)門)inmanycountries.Thoughtheseclosuresareallattemptstoenforcesocialdistancing,mentalhealthexpertsstillsuggestscientificandhandymeasurestoreducepeople’smentalproblemsduringisolation.Followingaresomeoftheirtips:36.Engaginginactivitiesthatdistractyoufromcurrenteventscanalsobehelpful.YoucanwatchyourfavoritemoviesandTVshows,pickupanewhobbylikebakingorDIYcrafts,joinanonlinefitnessclassorenrollinafreeonlineuniversitycourse.Inaddition,youcantakevirtualtourstogetherofmuseums,nationalparksandothersites.Maketimeforself-care.Whenstressheightens,pleasecarveoutsometimeforyourselfeveryday,evenwhenyou’rehunkereddown,todosomethingthatmakesyoufeelgood.37.Also,don’tforgetthecriticalself-careactivitieslikeeatinghealthy,gettingadequatesleepandregularphysicalactivity.Stayconnectedwithfamilyandfriends.Maintainingsocialnetworkscanfosterasenseofnormalityandprovidevaluableoutletsforsharingfeelingsandrelievingstress.38Bethereforothers.39.InChina,somepeoplefindself-valuebyorganizingdonationactivitiesandvolunteeringtodeliverfoodandothernecessitiesforthequarantined.InSpain,groupexerciseclassesarebeingconductedforquarantinedresidentsontheirbalconies.A．Youwon’tgetinfectedwithCOVID-19bytalkingonthephone,textingorchattingwithyourfamilymembersandfriendsonsocialmediaplatforms.B．Movearound.C．Andsomepeoplewillstayconnectedthroughphonecalls,textmessageorjoininganonlinecommunity.D．Helpingothersisalsoagoodwaytoimprovehappiness.E．Keepyourselfbusy.F．Whetherit’sjournaling,readingabook,playingwithyourpetorlisteningtomusic.G．Sportingeventsandreligiousserviceshavebeencalledoff三、完形填空Asasinglefather,Isucceededinkeepingmytwochildrenquietthatnight.ThenIroseslowlyandcarefully,tryingto40makingeventheleastsoundwhichmightmakethemawake.Iftheywereawake,theywould41moresongsandmorestories.Itiptoed(躡手躡腳地走)outoftheroomandwentdownstairs.Sittingatthedinningroomtable,Isatdownheavilyinmychair,42thatthiswasthefirsttimesinceIcamehomefromwork.IwassobusythatIhadnotimetomyself.Ihadcookedsomefoodand43them,encouragingtwolittleonestoeat.Ihaddonethedisheswhile44totheirmanyrequestsforattention.Ihadhelpedwiththeirhomeworkandtheirbath.Ihadtoldthemstoriesbeforetheywenttobed.The45wasarelief(輕松)forthemoment.Thensuddenlyitallcrowdedinonme;theextremetiredness,the46oftheresponsibility,theworryaboutbills.IfeltasthoughIwereatthebottomofagreatseaofloneliness.Isatthere,47sobbing(吸泣)nottoletthemknowit.Justthen,apairoflittlearmswentaroundmymiddleandalittlefacelookedupatme.Iwas48tobeseencryingbymyson.“I’msorry,Ethan,Idon’tknowyouwerestillawake.Idon’t49tocry.I’msorry.I’mjustalittlesadtonight.”“Itdoesn’tmatter.It’sokaytocry,you’remy50andalsoanordinaryperson.”Ican’t51howhappyhemademe,andthisinnocent(天真無邪的)littleboy,gaveme52tocry.HeseemedtobesayingthatIdidn’thavetoalwaysbe53,andthatitwasoccasionallypossibletoallowmyselftoletoutmy54andfeelweak.40．A．regret B．a(chǎn)void C．keep D．forget41．A．a(chǎn)skfor B．payfor C．pointout D．missout42．A．proud B．sure C．a(chǎn)fraid D．a(chǎn)ware43．A．described B．changed C．served D．observed44．A．a(chǎn)pplying B．responding C．turning D．comparing45．A．thought B．meal C．conversation D．silence46．A．position B．manner C．pressure D．effect47．A．secretly B．safely C．sincerely D．confidently48．A．relaxed B．a(chǎn)nnoyed C．interested D．a(chǎn)shamed49．A．a(chǎn)gree B．mean C．choose D．pretend50．A．dad B．uncle C．doctor D．businessman51．A．master B．control C．express D．recognize52．A．direction B．permission C．invitation D．experience53．A．mysterious B．busy C．happy D．strong54．A．feelings B．interests C．opinions D．decisions四、語法填空語法填空Thefilmyouseeonthescreenistheproductofahugeamountofhardwork,mostof55takesplacebehindthescenes.I'dliketointroducesomeaspectsoffilm-makingyoumightnotbefamiliar56.57(begin)with,soundeffectsareoftenaddedafterascenehasbeenshotandmightnotbemadeinthewayyouwouldexpect.AnotheraspectIattachgreat58(important)toisvisualspecialeffects.CGIhasbeenfrequentlyusedinfilm-making,and,actorscanbe59(easy)separatedfromthebackground.PeterJacksontook60

creativeapproach—heusedclevercameraanglestomakecharactersseem61(big)orsmallerthantheyreallywere.

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63weseeonthecinemascreenisjustthetipofthehugeicebergoffilm-making.Nexttimeyougotothecinema,you'llspareathoughtforallthose64(talent)peoplewhohaveworkedforalongtimebehindthescenes.五、書信寫作65．假定你是李華，將參加一個英語論壇舉辦的“AFinalYearandAGlobalDream”為題的征文活動。請你寫一篇稿件，內(nèi)容包括：1.目前你的學(xué)習(xí)目標(biāo)；2.描述未來的愿景(夢想大學(xué)等)。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右；2.可以適當(dāng)增加細(xì)節(jié),以使行文連貫。注：選拔賽-qualificationtrialLadiesandgentlemen,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、書面表達(dá)66．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。PassingKindnessOnMrs.BrownwasinthestorewithherlittleboyJack,havingjustcomefromUrgentCareCentertogethimsomemedicineforavirus.WhileJacklookedaroundinthestore,shecouldn’twaittogethimhometowarmsoupandawarmbed.“Mommy,look!”Jacksaidwhentheygotclosetotheregister.Hepointedatarowoftoycarsforsale.“CanIhaveone?Please?”“No,Jack.Youhaveplentyofcars,”saidMrs.Brown.“Besides,it’sveryclosetoChristmas.WhoknowswhatSantawillbringyou?”Jackacceptedhismother’sdecision,butitdidn’thelphismood.Nowhewastiredanddisappointed.Whentheygotuptothecounter,theladyattheregisterhandedJackoneofthetoycars.“Thewomaninfrontofyouinlineboughtthisforyou,”shesaid.“Ichosetheyellowone,butyoucanhaveanyoneyouwant.”Jacklookedsohappybecauseitwastheverythinghewanted.Mrs.Brownlookedaroundforthemysterious(神秘的)benefactor,butshewaslonggone.“Thatwasveryniceofthatlady,”shesaid.“Maybewecanalsogiveananonymous(匿名的)gifttosomeoneelsetoday.”“Yes,weshould!”Jackagreed.Theunexpectedkindnessmadehimfeelbetterthananymedicinecould.ImmediatelyhethoughtofthelittlegirlwhowasbadlyillinUrgentCareCenter.“Mommy,whynotgivethegirlwesawinUrgentCareCentersomethingnicetocomforther?”hesuggested.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?！癟hatsoundslikeagoodidea,”saidMrs.Brown.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Whenshewokeup,thegirlfoundthedoll(玩具娃娃)besideher.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________參考答案題號12345678910答案CBABAABACA題號11121314151617181920答案CBCACBABAC題號21222324252627282930答案DDADACBBDD題號31323334353637383940答案ACBDGEFADB題號41424344454647484950答案ADCBDCADBA題號51525354答案CBDA1．C【原文】M:Myfamilyishavingabarbecuetomorrow.Wouldyouliketocome?Allyouhavetobringisasidedish.We'regoingtohavehamburgersandhotdogs,andwe'llplaymusicandgames.W:Thatsoundsgreat!Ilovebarbecues.I'llbringsomepotatosalad.2．B【原文】M:Hereyougo…TicketsforthisFriday’sbasketballgame.W:Oh,no!IthoughtyousaidthegamewasonSaturday.Ialreadyboughtustheticketsforthebaseballgamethatday.M:Oops.IthoughtthebaseballgamewasonThursday.3．A【原文】W:What’stheresultoftheexam?I’msureJohnhasgotthehighestmark,becausehehasbeenstudyinghardthisterm.M:Asamatteroffact,hedidn’tpasstheexamthistime.4．B【原文】W:Iloveitwhenallthefamilygetbacktogether.What'sfordinner?M:I'mnotsureyet,Mom,DadandVickywillbethere,butAmycan'tmakeit.Shehasameeting.5．A【原文】W:You’relateagain.Didyourcarbreakdown?M:No,Iforgottosetmyalarmclock,soIsleptovertime.6．A7．B【原文】W:Welcometoourtalkshow,Bob.Pleasemakeyourselfathome.First,couldyoupleasetellmesomethingaboutwhereyoulive?M:Yes.IwasborninFrance,butIgrewupinSwitzerland.AndIrecentlymovedtotheUK.NowIliveinWeybridge.W:Isee,thankyou.Now,let’smoveontoyournewhouse.M:Atthebackofmyhousethereisagarden.Mywifehasgrownmanyplantsinit.AndmyneighborhasacrazybarkingdogbutluckilyIlikedogsandthedoglikesme,sowhensheseesmeshegetsreallyexcitedandwelcomesmehome.W:That’sanicefeeling.8．A9．C【原文】M:WheneverIcometovisit,DavidisalwayswatchingTV.W:You'reright.Helikeswatchingthesoccergamesinparticular.M:Oh,Isee.ButIlikewatchingnewsbetter.W:Whenasoccergamecomes,hedoesn'teveneatorsleep.M:Mybrotheristhesameway.Helikeswatchingsoccersomuchthatit'salmostlikealover.W:Ican'tunderstandwhythey'resocrazyaboutsoccer.10．A11．C12．B【原文】M:Didyoufindanewplaceyet?W:Yeah,it'srightacrossfromthelibrary.M:Theoneinthecitycenter?W:Yeah,rightaroundthecornerfromtheWestfieldshoppingmall.M:Oh,that'sgreatforyoubecauseshoppingisyourfavoritehobby.W:Right.AndIalsolikeeating.Therearesomegreatrestaurantsinmyneighborhood.M:Howaboutparking?W:Notveryconvenient,soIhadtosellmycar.Butthere'sabusstopinfrontofmyapartmentbuilding,andit'sonlyfiveblockstowork.13．C14．A15．C16．B【原文】M:DoctorSommers,I’m57andveryhealthy,butIgettiredoften.WhatcanIdoaboutthis?W:Well,first,makesureyouexercise.Doyoudothis?M:Notreally.I’mnotreallyintoexercise.Iseldomtakeexercisemyself.W:Howaboutexercisingwithsomeone,then?It’simportantforyoutoexerciseeveryday.Thenextthingyoushoulddoiseattherightamountofgoodfood.M:Hmmm...Itrytodothis,butsometimesit’shard.W:Doyoueatalotofjunkfood?M:No,butIlovetoeat,andIgethungryoften,soIeatalot.W:Youcouldbetiredbecauseyoueattoomuchtoofast.Whenyouhaveameal,trytoeatslowly,andstopwhenyougetfull.Finally,haveenoughsleepeveryday.Enoughsleepmightgiveyousomeextraenergy.M:OK,Iunderstand.W:Thesesuggestionswillhelpyoufeelmoreenergetic.Goodluck!17．A18．B19．A20．C【原文】W:WelcometoBrian’sClubCenter.You’resuretoenjoyyourselfhere.Everyoneherecanexperiencehealthyliving.Onlyfruit,vegetables,fishandchickenareservedhere.Noredmea