鸡驱学校高一英语下学期期末自主练习试题高一全册英语试题

妨努州忍劲市鸡驱学校高一下学期期末自主练习英语试题第一 听力〔共两节，总分值 30分〕做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节〔共5小题；每题分，总分值分〕听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的 、、C三个选项中选出最正确选项，并在试卷的相位置。听完每段对话后，你都有 10秒钟的时间来答复有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。Wherearethespeakersgoing?Thepostoffice. B.TheFifthStreet. C.Jim’shouse.Whatdoesthewomanmean?Shewantstogoforawalk.ShewantstowatchTV.Shewantstoreadthestory.What’sthetimenow?A.7:00. B.7:30. C.8:00.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?Hedoesn’tlikechocolate.Heisvisitingadoctor.Heishavingatoothache.Whydoesthemanliveinthecountryside?Hishouseistooold. B.It ’sneartheschool. C. It’squiet.第二节〔共15小题；每题分，总分值 2分〕听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的 、、C三个选项中选出最正确选项，并标在试卷的相位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每题 5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出 5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，答复第6至7题。WhatdoesMr.Brown ’swifedo?Ateacher. B.Adoctor. C.Anofficer.HowlongdidtheBrowns ’flighttake?6hours. B.11hours. C.17hours.听第7段材料，答复第810题。Whycan’tthemanfindSusan ’shome?Becausehehasn’tbeentoldhowtogetthere.BecauseheforgottobringthemapSusangavehim.Becausehealwaysgetslostinastrangeplace.Whereisthemannow?Atthebusstop. B.Inthebank. C.Intheshoeshop.HowwillthemangotoSusan ’shouse?Susanwillcometopickhimup.Hewillgotherebybus.Hewillwalktherebyhimself.听第8段材料，答复第11至13题。Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Intheclassroom. B.Inthedormitory. C. In thelibrary.Whydoesn’tthemanstudyintheclassroom?A.It ’stoocrowded. B.It ’stoonoisy. C. It’stooquiet.!3.Whattopicdoesthewomansuggestthemanwriteabout?A.CultureofBeijing. B.Tripsaroundtheworld. C. Easternculture.听第9段材料，答复第14至16题。14.Whatisthemanfamousfor?A.Doingbusiness.15. WhatdoweknowaboutthemanB.Collectingcoins.’scollection?C.Teachingmaths.Hiscollectionisboughtonlywithpocketchange.Hiscollectionisdoubledinvalue.Hehas500coinsinthecollection.Whoisthewoman?A.Ateacher. B.Ajournalist. C.Asaleslady.听第10段材料，答复第17至20题。WhathappenedtoFordwhenhewastwelve?A.Heinventedthefirstcar. B.HemetaGermaninventor. C.Helost hismother.HowmuchdidyoungFordearneveryweek?A.2.5dollars. B.3dollars. C.dollars.Whenwasthefirstcarinvented?A.InApril,1893. B.InJanuary,1839. C.InJuly,1893.WhydidFordnamethecar “Horselesscarriage 〞 ?Becauseitwasstrongerthanahorse.Becauseitcouldrunwithoutahorse.BecauseFordcouldn ’tfindahorse.第二 阅读理解〔共两节，总分值 40分〕第一节〔共15小题；每题2分，总分值30分〕阅读以下短文，从每题所给的 、、C和D四个选项中，选出最正确选项。AAmsterdamisoneofthemostpopular travel destinations intheworld, famousforits beautifulcanals,topartmuseumandcyclingculture.Itisthecapitalandmostpopulous( 人口稠密)intheNetherlandsandoften referredtoasthe “VeniceoftheNorth 〞duetoitsconvenientsystemofbridgesandcanals.HerearesomeofthekeypointstorememberasyouplanyourtriptoAmsterdam.Must-SeeAttractionsMostvisitors begintheir Amsterdamadventure intheOldCentre, whichis full oftraditionalarchitecture, shopping centers andcoffee shops. misstheDamSquareandtheareasaroundSpuiandNieuwmarkt.You ’llalsowanttocheckoutAmsterdam ’sMuseumQuarterintheSouthDistrict,whichisgreatforshoppingattheAlbertCuypMarketandhavingapicnicintheVondelpark.TravelersshouldbeawarethatAmsterdamAirportSchipholisoneofthebusiestaairportsintheworld.YoucancatchatrainfromSchipholtoAmsterdamCentralStation,whichhasmanyTravelersshouldbeawarethatAmsterdamAirportSchipholisoneofthebusiestaairportsintheworld.YoucancatchatrainfromSchipholtoAmsterdamCentralStation,whichhasmanyconnecting routes. Cycling isvery popular here, andit’seasytofind cheapbike rentals aroundtown.RecommendedRestaurantsAmsterdamisatopdestinationforfoodies,soitisdifficulttonarrowdownyourdiningchoices.Hereareacoupleofourfavorites.RestaurantCuisine )LocationPriceNotesNassaukade122,dishesfrom?SmallportionsareFoodismMediterranean1052EC20servedsoorder2-3dishesperpersonHotelOkura.set-priceMakeadvancebookingFerdinandmenusandaskfor atable byCielBleuFrenchBolstraatfrom?110forthewindow333,1072LHdinnerMoneySavingTips?Unlessyoureally wanttoseethetulips (郁金香)blooming, avoidbooking betweenmid-Marchandmid-May.Thisiswhenhotelandflightpricesrisesharply.?Lookfor accommodationsinSouthDistrict, whererates aregenerally cheaperthaninthecitycenter.?Buytrainticketsatthemachineinsteadofthecountertosaveabitofmoney.?Checkoutourhomepagetoviewprice for flights, hotels, andrental carsbeforeyoubook.Amsterdamearnsthename “VeniceoftheNorth 〞 becauseofits .A.modemtrafficsystems B.popularplacesofinterestC.largenumbersofbridgesandcanals D.bigpopulation andwarmclimateWherecanyouenjoydishesofFrenchcooking?A.TheAlbertCuypMarket. B.CielBleu. C.Foodism. D.Vondelpark.23.TosavemoneyonaccommodationinAmsterdam,youA.bookahotelinApril’dbetter.B. makeadvancebookingatthemachineC.checkintoahotelatthecitycenterD. compare thepricesonthewebsiteWherecanweprobablyreadthepassage?A.Atravelwebpage. B.Abusinessreport.C.Aresearchpaper. D.Ageographytextbook.BHachikoisanationalherototheJapanese.Severalmovieshavebeenmadeabouthimandhismovingstory.Theamazingstory ofHachikotookplaceinthe1920s.After beingadoptedin1923byEizaburoUeno,aprofessoratTokyoUniversity,Hachikosoonbecamethebestfriendwithhisnewowner.Eizaburolovedhisdogaboveallandtreatedhimashisson.Thetwoofthemwereinseparable(亲密无间的).AsHachiko grewolder,hestarted toseehisowner offto workinthemorningatthe ShibuyaTrain Station andwenttopick himupintheafternoon. OnMay21,1925,thetwo-year-old Hachikowassitting bytheexit atthetrain station waiting forEizaburo asusual. Sadly, hisownernevershowedup.ItturnedoutthatEizaburohadsufferedfromacerebralhemorrhage 脑出血)andunexpectedlywhileatwork.HachikomovedinwithaformergardeneroftheUenofamily.However,throughouttherestofhislife,hekeptgoingtotheShibuyaTrainStationeveryday,regardlessoftheweather,waitingfruitlesslyforthereturnofhisbelovedowner.AmajorJapanesenewspaper pickedupthestory in1932. Soon,Hachiko becamewellknownalloverthecountry.In1934,astatueofHachikowasputupinfrontoftheShibuyatrainstation.Oneyearlater, onMarch8，1935,Hachiko passedawaypeacefullyon thestreetoutsidethetrainstation.HachikoisnowondisplayattheNationalScienceMuseuminTokyo.InfrontoftheShibuyatrain station, wherethefaithful dogwaited patiently tomeethismastereverydayfor tenyears,Hachiko’sstatue hasbeenapopular attraction. Everyday,hundredsofpeoplecometolearn thedog’smovingstoryand havetheirphotographstakenwithhim.WhatmadeHachikoaJapanesenationalhero?A.Moviesabouthisstory. B.AmajorJapanesenewspaper.C.AgardeneroftheUenofamily. D.Hisdevotiontohisowner.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?Hachiko’sbodyiskeptinamuseuminTokyo.Hachikostayedatthetrainstationfortenyears.Hachikolosthisownertheyearhewasadopted.ThestatuewassetuponeyearafterHachikodied.What’sthepurposeofthepassage?ToattractmoreforeigntouriststoJapan.ToadvisepeopletoseemoviesaboutHachiko.TotellthestorybehindafamousattractioninJapan.Toshowthatdogshaveacloserelationshipwithhumans.CWithschools farawayandlittle moneytopayfor transport costs, children inmanydevelopingcountrieslikeIndiaandKenyawalklongdistancestoschool.Thesituationisevenworseforgirls, whooften experience violence ontheir waytoschool. Sogirls areoften keptathomehelpingwiththehousework.However,WorldBicycleReliefishelpingtochangethat.Itisseekingtochangegirls ’livesthroughthepowerofthebicycle.Bihar, isthepoorest state inIndia. Until 2007,toomanyteenagegirls inBiharweredroppingoutofschool. But, that sameyear, WorldBicycle Relief beganoffering bicycles togirls to helpthemgettoschool.Andtheresultsaremeasurable.A2021studyfoundthatprovidingbicyclesto teenage girls in India increased school attendance by 28%andincreased academic (的)performanceby59%.LoiseLusenoisa16-year-oldgirl.Membersofherfamilyworkasfarmers.Theyearnjustabout$30amonth —notnearlyenoughforfood,schoolcostsandtransport.Inthepast,shehadtogetupat4a.m.andwalkabout15kilometerstoreachschool.Lastyear,shedroppedoutofschoolbecauseofthedistance.But,afewmonthsago,Lusenowentbacktoschool—thistimeonabicycle.Thepositive influence hasledtofurther projects acrossAfrica, SouthAmericaandSouth-EastAsia,resultinginarunningtotalofover320,000bicyclesinthepasttenyears.“Bicyclesreducethesafetyrisksforgirlsbecause thegirlsgettoschoolquicker.Italso helpsparents nottoloseworktimetaking their girls toschool.〞Christina Kwauk,anexpertongirls ’education,explains.Shecallsthebicycleprogramsalow -costandverypromisingsolution,sayingthatmanyorganizationsinwealthiercountrieswouldbehappytoprovidethiskindofresource.Allthefollowingstopgirlsindevelopingcountriesgoingtoschoolexcept .A.transportcosts B.longdistancestoschoolsC.safetyrisks D. girls ’ poor academicperformancesWhatistheaimofWorldBicycleRelief?Tohelppoorcountriestoraiseeducationlevels.Toexpandbicyclemarketsindevelopingcountries.Toallowgirlsindevelopingcountriestohaveaccesstoschool.Toencouragewealthiercountriestodonatemorebicycles.WhatdoesParagraph3mainlytellus?WorldBicycleReliefhasmadeagreatdifferenceinIndia.TheeducationalconditionsofBiharhavebeenimproved.IndianfamiliesarethankfultoWorldBicycleRelief.LoiseLusenoisluckytoreturntoschool.WhatisChristinaKwauk ’sattitudetowardWorldBicycleRelief?A.Unconcerned. B.Optimistic. C.Unfavorable. D.Curious.DCorrectly understanding thesignals that peoplegiveawaywiththeir bodylanguageisausefulskill tounderstand whattheyarereally thinking, regardless ofwhattheyaresaying. Butresearchhasproventhatsomebodylanguageisoftenmisunderstood.TheEyesofaLiarMostpeoplesaythatsomeonecannotlookanotherpersonintheeyesandlie,butthatisnottrue. It hasbeenfoundthat someliars havenoproblemstaring someonein theeyesandlying.Andwhataboutpeoplewhoavoideyecontact (接触)?Aretheydishonest? Infact, andshyness canmakepeopledroptheireyes,evenwhenthey ’retellingthetruth .EyeContactisGoodManybelievethatmoreeyecontactisbetter.However,directingafixedstareatanotherusuallymakestheotherpersonuncomfortable.Eyecontactthatlastsafewsecondsisbestforshowingattentionandsincerity.Anyeyecontactlongerthanthatmayberegardedbytheotherpersonasrudeoraggressive.HandsBehindtheBackSomepeoplemistakeapersonputtingtheirhandsbehindtheirbackwhenstandingasasignofpower.Thistypeofbodylanguageisactuallynotasignofstrengthbutthatofsomeonewhoisnottrustworthy.Peopleliketoseeaperson ’shandsinordertoknowwhattheyaredoingwith them.Togainothers ’trust,apersonshouldkeeptheirhan dsfront.Fast-TalkersCan’tBeTrustedManypeoplehavebeenfacedwith,afast-talkingsalesmanwhohastriedtofoolthemintobuyingsomething.Butfast- talkdoesn’tnecessarilymeansomeoneistryingto bamboozleyou.Onthecontrary,slowerspeakerswhotaketoomanypausesmaybetryingtomakeupdetailsastheygoalong.Remembertotakeallthingsintoconsideration —cultures,societies,personalhabits —anduseasmuchinformation aspossible whenjudging another personbasedonhisorherbodylanguage.Whichofthefollowingistrueabouteyecontact?Peoplewhoavoideyecontactaredishonest.Propereyecontactshowsattentionandsincerity.Alongstareatothersisconsideredgoodmanners.Lookingintosomeone ’seyescanmakethemtellthetruth.Whencommunicatingwithothers,weshouldkeepourhandsfrontto .A.showourbeliefinthemB.defendourselvesfromharmC.showthatwecanbereliedonD.provethatwearepowerful34.Theunderlinedword 〞inthelastparagraphcanbereplacedby “〞.A.impress B.attackC.approachD.cheat35.Whatcanbethebesttitleofthepassage?WaystoUsetheRightBodyLanguageMisbeliefsaboutSomeBodyLanguageHowtoJudgeaPersonbyBodyLanguageBodyLanguageGivesAwayYourRealThoughts第二节〔共5小题；每题2分，总分值10分〕根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最正确选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Goodfriendshipsimproveallaspectsofourlife,reducingstress,providingcomfortandjoy,strengtheningourhealth,andpreventingloneliness.Friendshipisatwo-waystreet.Beingagoodfriend toothers brings themall oftheabovebenefits. 36 However, youroldfriendshipsmaysimplychange overtime asinterestsandsituations inyour lifechange.So friendships taketimetoformandtakeevenmoretimeandefforttodeepen.Herearestepsthatcanhelp,youbeagoodfriendandkeepyourfriendshipsgrowing.Bethefriendthatyouwouldliketohave. 37 Bereliable,thoughtful,trustworthy,andwillingtoshareyourselfandyourtime.Invest (投入)inthefriendship. 38 Find things youenjoydoing with yourfriend devotethetimetodoingthem,evenwhenyou ’rebusyorstressed.39 tbetoo dependentorneedy.Don ’tsettoomanyexpectations.Besurenottoabuseyourfriend ’sgenerosity.Everyoneisun ique ).Everyoneneedstobealoneorspendtimewithotherpeopleaswell.Beforgiving( 宽恕的). 40 Youshouldlearntoforgiveothers.Sowhenyourfrienddoessomethingwrong,don ’tkeepblamingthem.Trytofindawaytogetover,theproblemandmoveon.Itwilloftendeepenthefriendshipbetweenyou.Giveyourfriendenoughspace.Sometimesthingsdon ’tgoexactlyasyouex pect.Treatyourfriendsjustasyouwantthemtotreatyou.Nofriendshipwilldevelopwithoutregularattention.Nooneisperfectandeveryfriendwillmakemistakes.Goodfriendsdon ’trequireyoutoalwaysagreewiththem.Italsomakesyoufeelneededandaddspurposetoyourlife.第三 语言知识运用〔共两节，总分值 45分第一节〔共20小题；每题分，总分值 30分〕阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的 、、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最正确选项I’dliketoshareastoryfro mover25yearsago.Ihaven ’tforgottenthesingleactofkindnessthat 41 mylife.Duringavacationtrip,Ifoundmyselfinseriousfinancialdifficulties.Ineededtofindmy 42 totheGreyhoundstationsome30milesaway, 43 Iwasshortofmoney.Icalledsome taxi services,butthey wereall too 44 forme. Finally,I gotonepersononthe 45 whomanagedtomakeoutthatIneededa 46 totheGreyhoundstationbutonlyhadlimitedmoney.Andheagreedto 47 me!Hecametopickmeupabout45minuteslater.Thedriverwasa(n) 48 manan dIwonderedwhythetaxididn ’thaveameter (buthisIDwasthere andIcould seethis washis 49. Thedriver wassokind. HeknewIwas 50 sohedistractedmewithpleasantconversations.HesaidIlookedlikehisgranddaughter.Iaskedhimwhyhe 51 solittlecomparedtotheothers.He 52 thathewasactuallyretired (退休)but53 his numberfromthephonebook.called, clearly hefeltitnecessarytoofferhelp.Thisman 54 anhourtohelpapersonhedidn ’tknowforafeethat 55 coveredhisgas!Hedidcheermeup.Thisman’skindness 56 myhearteverytimeIthinkofhim. 57 ,Ididn ’tevengethis 58 andIcan’trememberhisfaceclearlynow,butheisoft enonmymind.Thankyou,Mr.Taxi-Man!IwishIcouldthankyou 59.Ihopeyourgranddaughterknowswhatawonderful 60 shehas!A.ruined B.brightened C.brokethrough D. madeup42.A.wayB.directionC.experienceD.information43.A.thoughB.soC.butD.since44.A.crowdedB.smallC.slowD.expensive45.A.phoneB.roadC.spotD.Internet46.A.tourB.rideC.routeD.visit47.A.connectB.supportC.transportD.please48.A.cleverB.independentC.confidentD.elderly49.A.businessB.backgroundC.goalD.habit50.A.fearful B.upsetgenerousC.boredD.51.A.earned B.paidC.spentD.charged52.A.argued B.agreedC.explainedD.promised53.A.removed B.wipedC.changedD.marked54.A.walked B.savedC.ranD.drove55.A.hardly B.completelyC.alsoD.even56.A.attracts B.winsC.changesD.warms57.A.Hopefully B.RegretfullyC.SurprisinglyD.Fortunately58.A.answer B.permissionC.attentionD.name59.A.onmyown B.bychanceC.inpersonD. withinterest60.A.grandfather B.giftC.journeyD.lesson第二节〔共10小题；每题分，总分值 15分〕阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Wastingfoodhasbecomeabigproblem inthe developed world.While somepeopletherethrowawayunwantedfood, peopleinother 61 (part) oftheworldfacefoodshortages. It’san (astonish) fact that athird oftheworld’sfoodiswastedeachyear, whichisenough 63 (feed)abillionhungrypeople.Mostofthe wastedfood 64 (bury) inthelandfill sites. 65 (unlucky),thiscausesgreenhousegaseswhicheventuallyleadtoglobalwarmingandclimatechange.InDenmark,awomancalledSelinaJuulhasbeenworkinghardtodealwith 66 problem.Shethinkspeopleshouldn ’twastefood, 67 richtheyare.Shepersuadedsomesupermarketsto stop 68 (sell) their items(物品)inquantity sothat peopleboughtonly whattheyneeded.Also,sheproducedaleftoverscookbookandsetupaneducationprograminschools, 69 foodwastewasrathercommon.Nowtheeffectsarequitenoticeable.Clearly,weneedtothink 70 (two)whenweputsomethinginourshoppingbasket,andweshouldmakethemostofthefoodwehave —useupourleftoversorevenshareourextrafoodwithourfriendsandneighbors.第四 写作〔共两节，总分值 35分〕第一节 短文改错〔共10小题；每题1分，总分值10分〕假英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文， 请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误每最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号〔∧〕 ，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线〔 〕划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。注意：每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；只允许修改10处，多者〔从第11处起〕不计分。DearMary,It istwoweeksuntil thesummercampended.Lookbackonthedayswespendtogether, Ihelpmissingyoubadly.Youweresuchkindagirlthatyoumademycampingdayssohappy.Stillrememberthedaywhenwefirstmetwith?IcriedasitwasthefirsttimethatIhadbeenawayfromhome.Ifeltsadlyandlonely.Whenyousawthis,youtalkedtomeliketheoldfriend.Youtoldmemanyfunnystory,whichmademelaughalot.Thatyoudidgotmethroughthatsleeplessnight.Thankstoyourhelp,Iadaptedthenewenvironmentquickly.Ireallyappreciateyourkindness.HowIwishtoseeyouagain!Bestwishes!Yours,LiHua第二节 书面表达〔总分值25分〕假设你是高中生李华，你们班准备周日到郊外去爬山。请给你校的英国交流生 Mike发邮件，邀请他加，并告知以下内容：时间、地点、出行方式及行程安排；注意：100左右，开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数；可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearMike,Yours,LiHua高一下学期期末自主练习英语试题答案第一 听力〔每题分〕：1—5CABCB6—10BCBAC11—15CBACB16—20BCAAB第二 阅读理解〔每题2分：21—24CBDA25—27DAC28—31DCAB32—35BCDB36—40GCDAE第三 语言知识运用〔每题分〕：41—45BACDA46—50BCDAB51—55DCADA56—60DBDCA61.parts62.astonishing63.tofeed64.isburied65.Unluckily66.the67.however68.selling69.where70.twice第四写作短文改错〔每题1分〕：DearMary,Itistwoweeksuntilthesummercampended.Lookbackonthedayswespendtogether,Isince Looking spenthelpmissingyoubadly.Youwere suchkindagirlthatyoumademycampingdayssohappy.soStillrememberthedaywhenwefirstmetwith?IcriedasitwasthefirsttimethatIhadbeenaway删除withfromhome.Ifeltsadlyandlonely.Whenyousawthis,youtalkedtomeliketheoldfriend.Yousad antoldmemanyfunnystory,whichmademelaughalot.Thatyoudidgotmethroughthatsleeplessstories Whatnight.Thankstoyourhelp,Iadapted ∧thenewenvironmentquickly.Ireallyappreciateyourtokindness.HowIwishtoseeyouagain!Bestwishes!Yours,LiHua书面表达(Onepossibleversion):DearMike,Togetclosetonature,thisSundayourclasswillgotoclimbthehillsituatedoutsidethecity.Thefollowingisourtripschedule.W’retosetffromrschoolt8.gtheshort,e ’vetocyclethere,whichwilltakeabouthalfanhour.Wewillhavearestatthefootofthehillbefore climbing. Wecanreachthetopofthehill atabout11o’clock, wherehaveapicnic,playgamesandtakepictures.Notuntil4p.m.willwereturn.If youwanttojoin us,please takewith youapackedlunchandenoughwater. Also, remembertowearahatandsunglassestoprotectyourself.Yours,LiHua附：听力录音材料W:Aren’twesupposedtobeatJim ’shousebyfiveo ’clock?M:Fiveorfivethirty.Hesaiditdidn ’tmakeanydifference.M:Nowtheguestshaveleft,pleaseturnonthetelevision.W:Shallwegoforawalk?We ’vealreadymissedmostofthestory.W:You’dbetterhurry,Mike.Thereisn ’tmuchtimeleft.Themeetingistobeginat8:00.M:Don’tworry.Westillhavehalfanhourtogoanyway.W:Whydon’tyoueatyourchocolatecake,Sam?Don ’tyoulikechocolate?M:Yes,Ido,butIamhavingtroublewithabadtooth.W:Didyoumove?Iwentovertoyouroldhouse,butitwasempty.M:I’mlivinginthecountrysidenow.Theairiscleaner,andI ’mclosertothescho ol.W:Excuseme,butaren ’tyouMr.RobertBrownfromEngland?M:Yes,IamRobertBrown.W:I’mWangYan,ateacherfromCapitalNormalUniversity.I ’mheretomeetyou.Howdoyoudo?M:Howdoyoudo?Iwouldliketointroducemyfamilytoyou.ThisisCatherine,mywife.Sheisadoctor.ThisisHenry,myson,elevenyearsold.AndthisisLinda,mydaughter,sixyearsold.W:Hello!WelcometoChina.Didyouhaveapleasantjourney?M:Yes!Wedid.Butwefeelalittlebittiredaftertheseventeen-hourflight.W:worry.I ’lltakeyoutoyourhotel.W:Hello.M:Hello. Susan,this isJim. I’mcalling fromthebusstop atPineStreet. I’vebeensearchingforyourhouseforaboutthirtyminutesnow,butIcan ’tseemtofindit.Iforg ottobringthemapyougaveme.W:OK.Waitrightwhereyouare.I ’llcomeandgetyou.M:That’snotnecessary.Ifyoutellmethedirectiononceagain,I ’llprobablybeallrightthistime.W:OK.Canyouseethebankonthecorner?M:Oh,yeah.W:Well,crossthestreetandwalkpasttheshoeshop.Myhouseistheseventhhousefromthecorneronyourright.M:OK.Thanks.I ’msureI’llbeabletofinditthistime.W:Wakeup,Eric,timetoriseandshine.M:Ha?Oh,hi,Jane,ImusthavefallenasleepwhileIwasreading.W:Youandeveryoneelse.Itlooksmorelikeacampgroundthanalibrary.M:Well,thecl