（一模）2025年滁州市高三第一次教學質量監(jiān)測 英語試卷（含標準答案）

2025年滁州市高三第一次教學質量監(jiān)測英語 2025.02考生注意：1.答卷前，務必將自己的姓名和座位號填寫在答題卡和試卷上。2.回答選擇題時，選出每小題答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。如需改動，務必擦凈后再選涂其他答案標號?；卮鸱沁x擇題時，將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷上無效。第一部分聽力(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)做題時，先將答案標在試卷上。錄音內容結束后，你將有2分鐘的時間將試卷上的答案轉涂到答題卡上。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。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.19.15B.9.18C.9.15答案是C。1.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inalibrary.B.Inabookstore.C.Inaclassroom.2.WhywouldthewomanliketohaveaChinesename?A.SheistakingaChineseclass.B.ShewillbeworkinginChina.C.ShehasmadesomeChinesefriends.3.Whenwillthemanhavetheconference?A.ThisFriday.B.ThisSaturday.C.NextMonday.4.Howmuchwillthemanpay?A.$45B.$90C.$955.Whatdoesthewomanmean?A.Lisaishardworking.B.Lisamayfailtheexam.C.Lisastaysuptoolate.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.WhatisTombusydoing?A.Raisingmoney.B.Writingalabreport.C.Givingclassestochildren.7.WhomightbeabletohelpTomthisweek?A.Mike.B.Cathy.C.Jane.聽第7段材料,回答第8至10題。8.WhywasJuliaabsentfromtheclass?A.Shewasill.B.Shegotuplate.C.Shewenttoaparty.9.WhathasRobertgotforJulia?A.Textbooks.B.Oilpaintings.C.Lecturenotes.10.WherewillthespeakersmeetonSaturday?A.AtRobert'shome.B.Atabar.C.Atashop.聽第8段材料,回答第11至13題。11.Whosebirthdayisit?A.Sarah's.B.Michael's.C.Rebecca's.12.Whenwillthebirthdaypartybegin?A.At6:15.B.At6:30.C.At7:00.13.Whatdoesthemanwanttoknow?A.Whattobuy.B.Whotocall.C.Wheretopark.聽第9段材料,回答第14至16題。14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Fellowworkers.B.Siblings.C.Bossandemployee.15.Whatistheman'sattitudetowardsthenewrules?A.Satisfied.B.Annoyed.C.Disappointed.16.Whatisamustaccordingtothenewrules?A.Leavethecellphoneathome.B.Silencethecellphoneatwork.C.Keepthecellphoneoutofmeetings.聽第10段材料,回答第17至20題。17.WhendidGeorgegetmarried?A.1902.B.1912.C.1892.18.Whereisthegreenhouselocated?A.BesidethePearAlley.B.Bythesideentrance.C.OntheleftofOrchard.19.Whatcantouristsdoonthetour?A.Tastesomeforeignfruits.B.PurchaseGeorge'swork.C.Communicatewiththewriter.20.Whydoesthemanmakethespeech?A.ToguidetouristsaroundRosewood.B.Toclarifythetourrouteforvisitors.C.Topromotebooksandothersouvenirs.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和D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。ASydneyOperaHouseToursWeofferthreedifferenttoursofthisiconicbuilding.TheEssentialTourbringstolifethestorybehindthedesignandconstructionofoneoftheworld'smostfamouslandmarks.Usinginteractiveaudio-visualtechnology,yourguidewilltakeyouonamemorablejourneyinsidetheyoungestWorldHeritage.Afterwards,whynotstayaroundandeatattheStudioCafe?NotonlycanyouenjoythebestviewsinSydney,youcanclaima20%reductiononthetotalcostofyourmeal.Takesplace:Dailybetweenamand5pmPrices:Adults$35/Online$29.75Discounts:Childrenof16andunder$24.50TheBackstageTourgivesyoubackstageaccesstotheSydneyOperaHouse.Itisauniqueopportunitytoexperiencethereal-lifedramasbehindthestage.Youwillalsogettoseeinsidethestars'restingrooms.Youmightevengettostandontheconcerthallstage,takeupaconductor'sbatonandimagineyouareleadingtheperformance!Takesplace:Dailyat7amPrices:$155.NodiscountsPriorbookingsareessential!Notes:Thetourincludesupto300steps.Flat,rubber-soledshoesmustbeworm.Forsafetyreasons,childrenof12yearsoldandunderarenotpermitted.OperaHighTeaconsistsofatourwhereyouwillwalkinthefootstepsofworld-classsingers,dancersandmusicians,followedbyfinefoodandmusicintheBennelongDiningRoom.WhatcouldbebetterthanatreatofdeliciouslightsnacksandsoftdrinksfollowedbyaliverecitalbyaleadingAustraliansinger?Takesplace:EverysecondWednesday,2pmDuration:1.5hoursPrices:$145perperson21.Howmuchdoacouplewiththeirkindergarten-agedsonpayatleastfortheEssentialTour?A.$94.50B.$70C.$84D.$78.7522.WhatistrueabouttheBackstageTour?A.Itrequiresadvancebooking.B.Itinvolvesinteractivetechnology.C.Itwelcomespeopleofallages.D.Itoffersaconsiderablediscount.23.WhatcantouristsdoduringOperaHighTea?A.Takeawalkwithworld-classsingers.B.Tastesnacksofferedbyaleadingsinger.C.Enjoywonderfuloperaperformances.D.Experienceawholedayofrelaxation.B"Youlearnalotbyalmostdying,"Davidalwayssays.Infact,helearnsenough!In2010,David,asophomorefromthemedicalschoolofPennsylvaniagotverysickandthediagnosiswasCastleman--arareconditionwithapproximately7,000newcasesannuallyintheUS.Inhospital,Davidnoticedcuriousredspotsonhisskin.Heaskeddoctorswhatthebloodspotsmeant."Theywentoutoftheirwaytosaytheydidn'tmatter,"saidDavid,buthewouldgoontoprovehewasontosomething.

CastlemanstruckDavidfourmoretimesoverthenextthreeyears.Davidstayedaliveonlythroughintensechemotherapy.Despitetheillness,hemanagedtograduateandbegananMBAatPenn'sWhartonSchool,wherehefoundedtheCDCN-aglobalinitiativedevotedtofightingCastleman.ManyofhisMBAclassmatesjoinedthecause.DavidhopedthataddingaCEOmindsetwouldenablehimtoscaleuphisapproachtocuringhimself.CDCNprioritizedclinicaltrialsthatrepurposeddrugstheFDA(美國藥監(jiān)局)hadalreadyapprovedassaferatherthanstartingfromscratch.In2013,anotherattackmarkedhisclosestbrushwithdeathyet.Thistime,Davidsavedhisownlife.Afterexamininghismedicalcharts,hetargetedanideathatresearchershadn'tyetexplored:AproteincalledVECFwhichcontrolsbloodvesselgrowthwasspikingat10timesitsnormallevel.Davidhypothesizedthattheredspotswitheveryrecurrencewereadirectresultofthatproteinspike.DavidaskedhisdoctortoprescribeSirolimus,adrugapprovedtohelpfighttheimmunesystemwhenitactivatesagainstkidneytransplants.Hepickeditupatapharmacy."Adrugthatcouldpotentiallysavemylifewashidinginplainsight,"hesaid.Sofar,DavidhasbeeninremissionfromCastlemanformorethansixyears,closetofullstrength.AsanassistantprofessorattheUniversityofPennsylvania,hewasrunningaclinicaltrialonthedrugthathasgivenhimhislifeback."SolittletimeandmoneyhasbeeninvestedintheserarediseaseslikeCastleman,"saysDavid,"There'stremendousopportunitytochangethat,there'salotoflow-hangingfruit!"24.WhatcanweknowabouttheCDCN?A.It'sadomesticorganizationintheUSA.B.Itrecruitedmembersbeyondthemedicalfield.C.It'sfoundedwhenDavidwasamedicalstudent.D.Itprioritizedclinicaltrialsonnewly-applieddrugs.25.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.David'srecoveredfromCastlemancompletely.B.David'sdoingfurtherresearchonSirolimus.C.SufficientinvestmentsareputinCastlemanresearch.D.HighlikelihoodofbearingfruitisinCastlemanresearch.26.Accordingtothetext,whichoneisright?A.SirolimushascertaineffectivenessforCastleman.B.There'reroughly7,000CastlemancasesintheUS.C.DavidsufferedCastlemanrecurrencefourtimestotally.D.RedspotsonDavid'sskincausedanincreaseinVECFlevels.27.WhatcanwelearnfromDavid'sexperience?A.Nopains,nogains.B.It'snevertoolatetolearn.C.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.D.Godhelpsthosewhohelpthemselves.CThetwelvenewrestaurantsaddedtotheNewYorkMichelinGuidethismonthwillbecastingtheirsuccess.BeingincludedinthehandbookisthefirststeptowardsreceivingaMichelinstar,themostdesirableawardinthecuisineindustry.YetaccordingtoastudyrecentlypublishedintheStrategicManagementJournal,restaurantsmightbebetteroffremainingstarless.DanielSandsofUniversityCollegeLondon'sschoolofmanagementtrackedthefortunesofrestaurantsthatopenedinNewYorkin2000-2014andwonthehonorofbeingincludedintheguide.Hefoundthat,ofthispromisinggroup,restaurantswhichwentontogetaMichelinstarweremorelikelytoclosedownintheyearsthatfollowedthanthosewhichdidnot.Therelationshipremainedevenwhenfactorssuchaslocation,priceandtypeofcuisineweretakenintoaccount.Allconsidered,40%ofrestaurantsawardedMichelinstarsin2005-2014hadclosedbytheendof2019.AMichelinstarboostspublicity:thestudyfoundthatGooglesearchrosebyoverathirdfornewly-starredrestaurants.Butthatfamecomesataprice.First,Mr.Sandsargues,therestaurants'customerschange.Beingthefocusofpublicattentionraisesdiners'expectationsandbringsintouristsfromfartheraway.Meetingguests'greaterdemandsaddstonewcosts.Second,businessestherestaurantsdealwith,suchasingredientsuppliersandlandlords,usetheopportunitytochargemore.Foodisnottheonlyindustrywhereawardsareamixedblessing.Severalstudieshaveshownthatcompaniesrunbyaward-winningbossesunderachieverelativebothtotheirpreviousperformanceandtotheiropponents.Inpublishing,too,awardsbringdisaster.Prize-winningbooksarereviewedmoreseverelythanbeforetheirsuccess,andworsethanrunners-up.Forrestaurantsthatareintheindustryfortheglory,Michelin'stopawardwillprobablyremaintooinvitingnottopursue.Butforthosesimplywantingtostayinbusiness,itmaybesafertonotquitemeetthecriterion.28.WhatcanbelearnedaboutwinningaMichelinstarfromparagraph1?A.Itdoesnotnecessarilybenefitwinners.B.Ithasnotbeenfullyappreciated.C.Itleadstobeingincludedintheguide.D.Itisahugesuccessworthcelebrating.29.WhatistrueabouttherestaurantsresearchedbyDaniel?A.40%ofthemsufferedclosedownbytheendof2019.B.Theyhavebeeninbusinessforatleasttwodecades.C.AllofthemwereNewYork-basedestablishments.D.Somewentoutofbusinessduetotheunfavorablelocation.30.Whatdoestheauthorintendtoshowbymentioningprize-winningbooks?A.Criticsreviewthemunfairly.B.Runners-uparebetterwritten.C.Competitioninpublishingisfierce.D.Fameseldomcomeswithoutaprice.31.What'stheauthor'ssuggestionforrestaurants?A.Pursuethetopawardatallcosts.B.Beawareofthepotentialdanger.C.Decidebasedontheirownneeds.D.Followsuitinthecuisinebusiness.DScientistshavestudiedgossipdefinedastalkingaboutsomeonenotpresentfordecades.That'snotsurprisinggiventheactivity'snearuniversalityinanysocialgroup,bigorsmall.Peopleinmodernsocietiesspendaboutanhouradayimmersedinchin-wagging,onestudyreports.Butinvestigatorsarenowapproachingthisfixtureofsociallifefromanewperspective.Inpastdecades,researchersfocusedprimarilyonthedamagearisingfromgossiping,andtheyzeroedinoneitherthegossipspreaderorthetarget-thepersonbeingtalkedabout.Now,theyhavechangedcoursebylookingmoreatthebenefitsofgossipandthedynamicsofathree-partnetworkthatinvolvesagossiper,alistenerandatarget.Sowhat,ifanything,canbegoodaboutgossip?Wheneversomeoneconfidessomethingtoyouaboutsomeoneyoubothknow-whethertheinformationispositive,negativeorneutral-itbringsthetwoofyoucloser,creatingasocialbond.Accordingtoonestudy,itevenincreasesyourlikingforthespreaderoftheinformation.Plus,itenforcesgroupnorms.Forexample,complaintsaboutaco-workerwhoputssmellybananapeelsinthepapertrasharelikelytogetbacktothemandletthemknowthattheconductisnotacceptable.AnotherexperimentwasledbysocialpsychologistTerenceCruz,thenatFreeUniversityAmsterdam.Cruzandhisteamrecruited300peopleinacommunityintheNetherlandsandaskedthemtolist15peoplewithwhomtheyhadfrequentcontact.Fourtimeseachdayfor10days,thesubjectswereaskedtoreportonanyinformationthatsomeoneintheirsocialnetworktoldthem,orthattheytoldsomeone,aboutathirdperson.Theexperimentshowedthatthegossiperpassedontrueinformationwhentheyhadnoconflictofinterestwiththetarget.Whentheyhadarivalryorotherconflictwiththetarget,however,theywerelikeliertopassonthingsthatwereself-servingorabsolutelyfalse.Nevertheless,oneofthemostsurprisingresultsofgossip,Cruzsays,isthatithelpspeoplebetterunderstandthebehaviorofothers.Forexample,aco-workershowsuplateeveryday,butiftheylearnthroughgossipthattheoffendingcolleagueisinthemiddleofadivorceorthelike,theyarelesslikelytocomplain.Perhapsmoreimportantly,theysympathizewiththeco-workerandfeelmotivatedtohelpthemiserableguy.32.Whatisthenewperspectiveinvestigatorsnowadopt?A.Analyzethenewfeatureofsociallife.B.Focusonthebenefitsofchin-wagging.C.Investigatethepotentialrisksofgossip.D.Lookateitherthespreaderorthetarget.33.Whatimpactmightgossiphaveaccordingtoparagraph3?A.Itfuelsthepopularityofthetarget.B.Itbetterstheworkplaceenvironment.C.Itoffendstheprivacyofco-workers.D.Itenhancestheoverallsocialbond.34.WhatdoesCruz'sresearchfind?A.Anaveragepersoncontacts15peoplefrequently.B.Gossipstendtospreadincorrectinformation.C.Onecanneverkeeptheirprivacyfromcolleagues.D.Workplacerelationshipscanbenefitfromgossip.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.BadName,NotNecessarilyBadThingB.Double-EdgedSword,AidPlusHarmC.TheBitterTruthaboutChin-WaggingD.TheUnsaidIntentionbehindGossip第二節(jié)(共5小題;每小題2.5分,滿分12.5分)根據(jù)短文內容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。選項中有兩項為多余選項。Doyoustartsomethingandthenleaveitmidway?Doyoufeelanenthusiasticrushatthebeginningbutlosemotivationaftersometime?Ifso,don'tworry.36,thuskeepingyouinspiredforalongtime.Divideyourtask.37.Thefearoffailingtoaccomplishenormousassignmentsontimemayparalyseyou.Also,ifyourworkscheduleistootight,you'llendupdoingnothing.Itisalwaysbettertotearthewholetaskapartintoachievabletasks.Achievingonetaskatatimewillhelpfuelyourenthusiasm.38PeopleallhavethatoneWHYinsidewhichhelpspushoneworkhardtoattainacertaingoal.Itcanbeanythinglikefinancialfreedom,tryingtoproveyourself,adesiretomakeanimpactorsimplyhavingsomethingmeaningfulinlife.FindingyourWHYwillhelpyouconnectwithyourgoalonadeeperlevel.VisualizeyoursuccessThisisamentalexercise.Alongtheway,keeppicturingyoursuccessandhavingatasteofitwillhelpyoustayhungryformore.Keeparecordofeverythingthatyoudo.Youcanwriteitinyourjournalandyoucanalsorecordyournextsteps.39.Beflexible.Asthingsdevelop,sometimesyouhavetoadjustaccordingtothem.Youmighthavetomakechangestoyourtaskmapalongtheway.40,whilebeingflexiblekeepsyoumovingon.A.FindyoursourceB.BeingstubbornjustleadstofrustrationC.TrynottobealarmedatthetaskdeadlineD.TrackingyourgoalsfuelsyourdrivingforceE.ItcanbeoverwhelmingtolookatataskasawholeF.ThefollowingfourmethodscanbeadoptedtosustainyourmotivationG.Herecomesafour-partapproachthatcanchannelyourinnerenthusiasm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，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Foralmostthirtyyears,I'vebeentreatedlikethebabyofthefamily,eventhoughmysisteriseightyears41.AndI'vebecomeaccustomedtothespecificrole.Aweekaftermy30thbirthday,mydadvomited(嘔吐)bloodandfaintedatwork.Thenextday,hewas42.IwasaimlesslyshoppingwhenIgotthecallthatafternoon."Whatareyoudoing?"mymomasked."Just43beforedinnerwithfriend,"Ianswered."Yourfather'sinhospital,"shesaid.Thedoctorhad44herthebleedingwasn'ttooserious,butsaidsomeoneshouldbewithhim."I'llgo,"Itoldher45.Itmadethemostsense:she'drecentlystartedanewjob,andmysisterwasincollege,myonlycommitmentswereadinnerIcould46andafreelancejob.Ibookeda47forthatnight.Iwentstraightfromtheairporttothehospital.Thesightofhim,weakandpale,mademe48.Forthenextfewdays,Idutifully49myfather'sbloodpressure,andgothismedicinesontime.Iansweredphonecallsfrom50familyandfriends.Whenmydadwasfinally51,Istayedthroughtheweekend,52hisapartment,andcookingenoughfoodtolastafewdays."Don'tforgetaboutthefollow-up53I'vemadeforyou.I've54allthenumbersandaddressesinyourphone,"Isaid."Youaremyangel,any.Idon'tknowwhatIwouldhavedonewithoutyou,"hesaid.Atthatverymoment,IknewI'dcompletedthe55ofmyroleinthefamily.41. A.elder B.earlier C.junior D.later42. A.operated B.rescued C.recovered D.hospitalized43. A.bookingtables B.killingtime C.buyingfood D.makingcalls44. A.warned B.suggested C.assured D.demanded45. A.reluctantly B.instantly C.publicly D.impatiently46. A.handle B.prepare C.reserve D.cancel47. A.holiday B.breakfast C.flight D.seat48. A.shrug B.tremble C.calm D.escape49. A.monitored B.predicted C.overlooked D.informed50. A.thrilled B.concerned C.visiting D.annoying51. A.discovered B.disposed C.discharged D.dismissed52. A.cleaning B.renting C.decorating D.searching53. A.appointments B.operations C.checks D.medications54. A.installed B.downloaded C.dialed D.saved55. A.shift B.journey C.choice D.balance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~或括號內單詞的正確形式，并將答案填寫在答題卡上。The2024ParisOlympicGamesconcludedonAug.11,displaying56impressivetalentsofChina's"post-00s",from18-year-oldBMXreestyleathleteDengYawento23-year-oldswimmerZhangYufei.Theseyoungathleteshaveimpressedglobalaudiences57theirself-assuredapproachtocompetition.Sincethebeginning,manyunforgettablemoments58(share)byathletesandaudience.Audienceshavecheeredfortheirvictoriesandcomfortedthose59fellshort.Bywinninggoldmedalsineventsonce60(dominate)byWesternathletes,theyoungcompetitorshavedemonstratedaremarkableimprovementinChina'ssportslandscape.61(equal)remarkableisthepositivemindsetexhibitedbytheseyoungathletes.Theyareconfidentandinclusive,bothincompetitionandcross-culturalinteractions,strivingforexcellenceandbreakthroughperformances.WhiletheyembodiedtheOlympicmotto"Faster,Higher,Stronger-Together",therehasbeenashiftinperspectivesonwinningasa62(recognize)ofthetrueessenceoftheOlympicspirit.OntheOlympicstage,theseyoungpeopleupholdtheproudtraditionsofChinesesportswhileshowcasinganewimageofaconfidentandopenChina,63(demonstrate)thedeepintegrationofChinesevalueswiththeOlympicspirit-it'snotjustaboutbeingfaster,higher,stronger,64aboutembracingsportswithapositiveattitudeaswell.It'sthissportsmanship65conveysthedeepermeaningofathleticstohumanity,makingtheOlympicGamesthegreatestglobalsports.第四部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第一節(jié)(滿分15分)假定你是李華，是校英文報“中國傳統(tǒng)文化”欄目的負責人。你寫了一篇介紹針灸(acupuncture)的英文宣傳稿。請給你的外教老師Mr.Roger寫一封電子郵件，請他幫助修改、潤色你的稿件。內容包括：1.寫信事由；2.求助內容；3.表達感謝。注意：寫作詞數(shù)應為80個左右；請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。DearMr.Roger,Yourssincerely,LiHua第二節(jié)(滿分25分)閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構成一篇完整的短文。Onawarmsummerevening,mywifeandIwereonourwaytothegrocerystore,whenInoticedamansittingonthepavementunderastreetlight.Somethingabouthimmadeusstop.Hesatmotionlesswithhisgazeblanklyfixedonanobjectonlyhecouldsee.Hisbeardwaslongandmessy,sowasthehaironhishead.Adiscardedadvertisementbannerwrappedrudelyaroundhiswaistwashisonlyprotection.Thevacantlookinhiseyesindicatedhewaspossiblyincapableofnormalmentalfunction.Wetriedaskinghimafewquestions,butheshowednosignsofhavingheardorunderstoodus.Hejustsatthere,staringintothedarkness,ignorantofourpresence.Itwasquiteapparentthathewasabeggarinneedofhelpandwethoughtawhileaboutwhatwecoulddo."Helooksstarving,"mywiferemarked,"butthereisnopointingivinghimmoney."Iagreed."We'llbuyhimaloafofbreadinstead,"Isuggested.Ittookusawhiletofinishourshopping.Whenwereturnedtothespotwherewehadfirstseenthebeggar,hewasn'tthere.Welookedaround,buttherewasnosignofhim.Disappointed,wedecidedtogohome,wonderingwhattodowiththeloafofbread.We'dbarelygoneahundredmeterswhenwespottedthebeggarinthedistance:hecrossedtheroadandwasseatedwithafamilyofmigrantlabourersoutsideashabbytent.Surprisingly,noneofthefamilymembersseemedtomindthisunexpectedguest'spresence.Infact,helookedtobequitewelcome.Thefamilyhadacceptedhimwithoutquestion,justasifhewereavisitingrelativeoraclosefriend.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應為150個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。Curious,Istoppedmymotorcycleandwatchedwithmywife.Thesewerepeoplewhohadnoroofovertheirheads.聽力原文Text1W:Excuseme.HowcanIfindthebookcalledTheClassof1998?M:Oh,letmecheck.Ithasn'tbeenreturned.W:It'salright.Thankyou.Text2W:Brad,I'vegotthislistofChinesenameshere.Couldyouhelpmepickone?M:SoyouareseriousabouthavingaChinesenameforyourjobinChina?W:Yes,twoofmyfriendsintheteamhavealreadygottheirs.Text3W:DavidcameoutofhospitallastFriday.Haveyougotachancetovisithim?M:IplantoseehimthisSaturday.W:Aren'tyougoingtotheconferencethen?M:No.IthasbeenrescheduledfornextMonday.Text4M:Howmuchisthetennisracket?W:$50.Ifyoubuytwo,therewillbea10%discountforthesecondone.M:Okay,Iwillgetapair.Text5M:IhearLisahasbeenstudyingeverynightthisweekfortheexam.W:That'sgood,butIthinkit'stoolate.Shehasn'tstudiedallsemester,andIdoubtshecancatchupinoneweek.Text6W:Areyouallalone,Tom?WhynotaskMiketohelpyoucollectmoneyfortheChildren’sCentre?M:Well,he'sworkingonhislabreport.Couldyoucome?W:I'dloveto,butIwon'tbeavailableuntilnextweek.IthinkCathywillhavesomefreetimethisweek.Doyouwantmetopassonamessage?M:That'dbenice.Thanks,Jane.Text7M:Hi,Julia.It'sRobert.Howareyou?Ididn'tseeyouinclasstodayandIwonderedifyouwerealright.W:Oh,yes.I'mbetternow,butIdecidedtotakethedayoffasIwokeupwithaslightcold.It'sreallysoniceyoucalled.M:Julia,I'vegotyouacopyofthemainpointsofthelecture.ItwasjustanintroductiontoFrenchimpressionistpaintings.W:Isee.Icanreaditthenbeforethenextclass.M:Err,Julia,I'mcallingasIwonderifyouarefreeonSaturdaynight.MyfriendMaxishavingapartyandI'dliketoknowifyouwanttogo.W:Thatwouldbereallynice.I'llbefreethen.Whattimeshallwego?M:HowaboutmeetingintheStudentUnionBarat7:00?W:That'llbefine.Butshouldn'twebuyapresentforMax?M:Well,wecanstopatthegiftshopontheway.W:Fine,I'llseeyouthen.Text8W:Michael,whattimeisit?Wearegoingtobelatefortheparty.M:It's6:15.Don'tworry,Rebecca.Wewillbefine.W:ButwehavetobeatSarah'shouseby6:30forhersurprisebirthdayparty.Thetrafficisgettingheavier.M:Relax.Thepartystartsat7:00.We'renotfarfromherhousenow.ButIdonee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