2022-2023学年江西省景德镇市高一下学期期中质量检测英语试题

高级中学精品试卷PAGEPAGE1江西省景德镇市2022-2023学年高一下学期期中质量检测英语试卷第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Flyakite. B.Gotothepark. C.PlayontheInternet.2.Whatwillthegirlbuythisevening?A.Sunglasses. B.Ascarf. C.Gloves.3.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.Takeataxi. B.Walktothehotel. C.Asksomeoneelseforhelp4.Whoisthewomanprobably?A.Ahotelclerk. B.Apoliceofficer. C.Theman'swife.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Abirthdayparty. B.NewYear'sgifts. C.Theman'sparents.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5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A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各个小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题。6.Howdoesthemanprobablyfeel?A.Excited. B.Nervous. C.Regretful.7.Whatwillthemandonext?A.TalktoSamantha. B.Dancewiththewoman. C.Attendagraduationceremony.听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题。8.WhatwillthemandowithhisgirlfriendonQixiFestival?A.Gotoamovie. B.Gotoaconcert. C.Eatatanicerestaurant.9.Accordingtothewoman,whatwouldbeaspecialgift?A.Asong. B.Apoem. C.Apieceofjewelry.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。10.Howdoesthemanwanthishaircut?A.Allofftheback. B.Alloffthesides. C.Alittleoffthetopandsides.11.Whatdidthemancomplainabout?A.Thewomancuthishairtooshort.B.Thewomancuthiscaraccidentally.C.Thetowelwastoodirty.12.Whycan'tthemancomplaindirectlytothemanager?A.Themanagerisonvacation.B.Themanagerisouttolunch.C.Themanagerisdealingwithanothercustomer.听下面一段对话，回答第14至第16四个小题.13.Whoisthewoman?A.Theboy'saunt. B.Theboy'smother. C.Theboy'sgrandmother.14.Whatdidthewomanenjoydoingwhenshe-wasyoung?A.Playingwithacat. B.Doingartprojects. C.Takingphotographs.15.Whatdoestheboylike?A.Heisshy. B.Helikestopaint. C.Hedoesn'thavemanyfriends.16.Whatdoesthewomanimplyaboutherhusband?A.Theboylooksjustlikehim. B.Heheldtheboybeforeshedid.C.Hepassedaway.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题。17.Wherewillvisitorsgoonthefirstdayofthetour?A.ArchesNationalPark.B.TempleSquare.C.GoblinValley.18.WhatdoweknowaboutLittleWildHorseCanyon?A.It'sverynarrow.B.It'sinnorthernUtah.C.Itwasformedbyanearthquake.19.Whatisincludedinthetourprice?A.Entrancefees. B.Threemealsaday. C.TransportationinUtah.20.Whencanyoumakeareservationforthetour?A.Twoweeksinadvance. B.Oneweekinadvance. C.Fourdaysinadvance.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ADon'tignorethedifferenceteenagerscanmake.JohnMichaelThomas,FloridaWhenJohnMichaelThomasdecidedtohonorhisfriendandclassmateElizabethBuckley,whodiedfromcancer,herememberedhowmuchshelovedpeacocks(孔雀).Hewantedtobuildalife-sizedpeacockfountaininElizabeth'sfavoriteparkinthecityinmemoryofhisfriend.Hethoughtitcouldbeaplaceforpeopletorelaxandbeinspired.JohnMichaelraised$52,000tobuildthefountain.BarrettSmith,13,UtahThewheelsbegantoturnforBarrettSmithwhenheheardaboutKarmaBikeShop,aplacewhereyoungpeoplecanearnfreebikesbyrendingandperformingcommunityservice.BarrettvisitedKarma'sownerwithhisidea:hewouldcollectandrepair.usedbikesanddonatethemtotheshop.Heexpectedtogetabout10donatedbikes.Intheend,Barrettreceived39.ZacharyBlohm,15,WisconsinThe25-year-oldplaygroundatanelementaryschoolnearMilwaukee,Wisconsinwassosmallthatonly70ofits575studentscouldplayonitatatime.That'swhenZacharyBlohmsavedtheday(扭转局面).Heandsomevolunteerswantedtobuildahugeplayground.Toraisemoney,ZacharyplannedT-shirtandbakesales,soldticketsandmore.Heheldmonthlymoney-raisingeventsformorethanayear.Overall,hecollected$130,000—enoughtofinishhisproject.JackZimmerman,16,NewJerseyForsomepeople,findingamealisassimpleasopeningtheretherefrigerator.Formorethan366,000hungrykidsinNewJersey,it'snotthateasy.Thatfactdidn'tsitwellwithJackZimmerman,whoorganizedadrivetolessenchildhoodhungerinhisstate.Hisgoal:create40,000packagedmealsthatcouldbedonatedtothoseinneed.Ongameday,Jackandhisvolunteersstartedtheirwork.Afterthefinalcount,theteamhadpackaged47,124meals—wellaboveJack'sgoal.21.Thepeacockfountainwasbuiltinapark.A.toencouragepeople. B.tocureacancersufferer.C.toprotecttheanimals. D.tocherishthememoryofateenager.22.WhatdidBarrettdoforKarmaBikeShop?A.Herepairedbikesthere. B.Hedonatedbikestoit.C.Hehelpeditwincustomers. D.Heofferedareadingservicethere.23.Whatdothefourpeoplehaveincommon?A.They'retopstudents. B.Theylikevariouspublicactivities.C.Theyareconcernedaboutothers. D.Theyaremoneyraisersforthepoor.BWalkingthroughanairportisnevereasy.Nowimaginedoingitifyouwereblind.That'stheproblemfacedbyChiekoAsakawa,acomputerscientistandIBMresearcher.AsakawaoftenfliesbetweentheUSandJapan,makingthejourneymonthly.Iftravelingaloneshehastobehelpedatbothendsoftheflight,whichsometimesincludesendlesswaiting.SearchingforabetterreplacementledAsakawatoinventahigh-techsuitcasethathelpsgethertotheplaceshewantstogosafely.“IneverrelaxwhenItravelalone,”shesays.“Ialwaysthinkaboutwhattechnologywillhelpmetraveleasier,quickerandmorecomfortably.”ItwasthisrestlessnessthatledtotheAIsuitcase.Theideahasbeenindevelopmentsince2017throughresearchbetweenIBM,otherJapanesecompanies,andCarnegieMellonUniversityinPennsylvania.Asakawasaystherearehopestocommercializethesuiteaseandapilotscheme(试验计划)isplannedtouseitinanairport,ashoppingmallandotherpublicspaces.Thoughthesuitcaseistoofulloftechtoholdanyclothes,thatcouldchangeinthefuture,shesays.Arunner,AsakawaheldOlympicdreamsasachild,butaswimmingaccidentatage11causedhertograduallylosehersightuntil,aged14,shebecametotallyblind.Asagrown-upshehaspaidattentiontodevelopingaccessibilitytechnology.Amonghercreationsis“aDesigner,”whoseaimistomakedesigners’websitesmoreuser-friendly,and“IBMHomePageReader,”thefirstvoicebrowser(浏览器)toallowInternetaccessforblindpeople.AsakawahaswonindustryandgovernmentawardsandbeenintroducedintotheUSNationalInventorsHallofFame.“Theblindpeopleusuallyuseawhitecane(手杖)oraguidedog.Itwillopenupmanydoorsforblindpeople,beeausewe'dbeabletogoanywherebyourselves.Withoutnewtechnology,wecannotmakeoursocietymoreinclusive.”Asakawasays.“AsmartsuitcaseisagreatshoweaseforhowAIandtechnologycanchangethelivesoftheblind.”24.WhatdroveAsakawatoinventthesuitcase?A.Thesuggestionfromaninternationalairport.B.Thewishtofinishhertripwithoutanyhelp.C.Thehugebusinessadvantagesofthesuitcase.D.Theexperienceofkeepingtheblindcompany.25.Whatcanwesayaboutthesuitcase?A.Itcanholdclothes. B.Ithasyettobewidelyused.C.Ithasprovedunhelpfulfortheblind. D.Itisreadytobecommerciallyproduced.26.WhatdoesAsakawathinkofthesuitcase?A.Itwillencouragemorescientiststohelptheblind.B.Itwillmakethepubliccarefortheblindmore.C.Itwillhugelyfreeuptheblind'smovements.D.Itwillchangepeople'swayoftraveling.27.Whatisthebesttitleforthistext?A.Technologyischangingpeople'slivesrapidly.B.Arobotsuitcasemakestravelingeasyandpopular.C.Travelingalonerequiresmuchcouragefortheblind.D.Asmartsuitcasecouldreplacecanesandguidedogsfortheblind.CMorethantwothirdsoftheworld'spolarbearswillbewipedoutby2050,accordingtoashockingnewstudy.Bythen,scientistssay,globalwarmingwillhavemelted42percentoftheArcticseaice.By2100,onlyaveryfewoftheseimportantcreatureswillbeleft.Thereporthasbeenproducedby,theUSGeologicalSurvey.ThescientistshavepublishedtheirfindingsinthehopeofinfluencingUSInteriorSecretaryDirkKempthorne,whohasbeenaskedtoputpolarbearsontheUSendangeredspecieslist.Polarbearsdependonfloatingseniceasaplatformforhuntingseals,whicharetheirmainfood.Withoutenoughice,polarbearswouldbeforcedtogoontotheland,wheretheyarepoorlyskilledhunters,andwouldbeunlikelytoadapttothelifeonthelandin-time.Expertssayfewlittlebearswouldsurviveandthestresscouldmakemanyfemalesunabletogetpregnant.TheteamofAmericanandCanadianscientistsspentsixmonthsstudyingbears,ontheground,fromspotterplanesandinthelab,usingcomputermodels.Someteammembersfeartheresultisevenworseforthebearsthanwhattheirreportsays.TheysaytheArcticiswarmingfasterthananywhereintheworldandmuchfasterthantheircomputerhadbeenforecasting.Satelliteobservationshaveshownthattheicehasdecreasedtoanall-timelow.However,noteveryoneinthescientificcommunitybelievesthatglobalwarmingishappeningonsuchanalarmingscale.Anotherinvestigationhasfoundthatpolarbearsarestillbeinghuntedbywealthy“sportsmen”whowanttheirskinsandheads.Atleastteninternationalcompaniesofferbear-huntingtrips.28.WhatdoweknowaboutDirkKempthorneaccordingtothepassage?A.Heisananimalscientist.B.HeisaprotectorofanimalsworkingfortheUSgovernment.C.HewasaskedtoputpolarbearsontheUSendangeredspecieslist.D.Heofferedtoputpolarbearsontheendangeredspecieslist.29.Whywillpolarbearsdieoutifthereisnotenoughseaice?A.Becausepolarbearscan'tcatchenoughfoodwithoutice.B.Becausepolarbearseaticewhentheyfeelthirsty.C.Becausepolarbearswillbeeasilyfoundbyhunterswithoutice.D.Becausemostfemalebearsareusedtogivingbirthunderice.30.Afterasix-monthstudy,somescientistsfearthat.A.thereissomethingwrongwiththeircomputers.B.polarbearswilldisappearevenfasterthantheyeverexpected.C.theircomputermodelsarenotasaccurateastheyexpected.D.globalwarmingwilldestroyeverythingintheArctic.31.Whatdoesthewriterwanttotellusinthelastparagraph?A.Theforecastaboutthefutureofpolarbearsisnotcorrect.B.Globalwarmingwon'thaveanyinfluenceonhuntingtripsintheArctic.C.Polarbearsareanendangeredspeciesasaresultofbear-hunting.D.Peopledon'tdrawenoughattentiontotheprotectionofendangeredspecies.DAnewstudysuggeststhatdarkmarkingsontheplanetMarsrepresentsand-notwater.Theresearchin2015suggestedthatlinesonsomeMartianhillswereevidenceofwater.YetAmericanscientistsnowsaytheselinesappearmorelikedry,flowsofsand.Ifwaterispresent.itislikelytobeasmallamount.Waterinliquidformwouldbenecessaryformicrobial(微生物的)life.NASA,theAmericanspaceagency,saidmoreresearchisneeded.MichaelMeyeristheleadscientistforNASA'sMarsexplorationprogramme.Henotedthatthelateststudydoesnotrejectthepresenceofwater.Butheadmitted,“Itjustmaynotbeasexcitingastheideaofriversgoingdownthesidesofcliffs(悬崖).”ThenewfindingscomefromateamledbyColinDundasoftheUnitedStatesGeologicalSurvey.Histeammeasured151oftheselinesin10areas.Mostofthelinesendwithslopesbetween28degreesand35degrees.Thesemeasurementsaresimilartoactivesanddunes(沙丘)onbothMarsandEarth.Asmallcoveringofdustthatmovesandsometimesbecomeslightermighthelpexplainthemarkings.TheyusuallyappearintheMartiansummertime,andthendisappearuntilthenextyear.Iftheselinesaredry,“thissuggeststhatrecentMarshasnothadlargevolumesofliquidwater,”theresearcherswrote.Dundasandhisresearchteamsaythatmanyquestionsremain.“IstillthinkthatMarshasagreatpotentialforhavinghadlifeearlyoninitshistory,”Meyersaid.“Aslongasthat'strue,wealsohaveareasonablepossibilityoflifestillbeingonMars.Itjusthappenstobecrypticorwellhidden.”NASAcurrentlyhasnoroboticvehicle—eitheronMarsorindevelopment—withtheabilitytoclimbsteepslopes.ThelackofsuchequipmenthasengineerscomingupwithideaslikeMartianhelicoptersorplaneswithoutpilots.32.WhatdoAmericanscientistsfindonMarsnowaccordingtotheirstudy?A.Alotoflittlelife. B.Anamountofwater.C.SomeMartiamhills. D.Darkmarkingsaresand.33.Whendothemarkingscomeout?A.InMartianspring. B.InMartiansummer.C.InMartianautumn. D.InMartianwinter.34.What'sMeyer'sopinionabouthavinglifeonMars?A.Doubtful. B.Trustful. C.Indifferent. D.Objective.35.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“cryptic”inParagraph4mean?A.Undiscovered B.Strange. C.Magical. D.Icy.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5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佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。TopTipsfortheFluSeasonIt'scoming.Icanfeelitintheair.Onthesubwayeverytimesomeonecoughs,IlookuptoseeifIcanmovealittlefurther.AsIexitthetrain,immediatelyreachforhandwashtoremoveanyofthedirtonmyhands.36.Ifyouareyoungandhealthy,it'smostlikelythatyouwilljustfceluncomfortableforaweekortwo,misssomeworkorstudy.Ifyouareelderly,havemedicalproblems,orareayoungchild,youmaynotbesolucky.37.Dependingontheyear.between3,000and49,000peopledie.Thebestwaytopreventthefluistogetvaccinated(接种疫苗).38.However,itstilloffersconsiderableprotection.Inadults,thevaccineis59percentprotectiveonaverage.Forchildrenthestoryisbetter.Clearly,weneedbettervaccinesbutit'sstillareallygoodideatogetvaccinated.Cantheflushotgiveyoutheflu?Youmayhaveanarmpainoralittlefever,builttheinjectiondoesnotcontainalivevirusandcannotgiveyoutheflu.39.Itisn'tclearhowlongprotectionlastsandifthevaccineprotectsagainstdifferentflusforonlyoneyear.Finally,hereissomeadviceforwhattodoifyougettheflu.·40.·Stayathomeuntilyourfeverhasbeengoneforatleast24hours.Thatwillreducethenumberofpeopleyougivethisto.·Coveryourcoughsandsneezes.·Keepyourhandsclean.Usesoapandwaterorhandwashfrequently,especiallyaftercoughingorsneezing.·Drinkplentyofwater.Bestwishesforahappyfluseason!A.Fluseasonishere,andItakeitseriously.B.Ifyougottheflushotlastyear,doyouneeditthisyear?C.Eachyearmorethan200,000peoplearestayinginhospitalduetotheillness.D.Ifyouhavethesymptoms,callyourdoctorearlytoseeifhewantstoprescribesomemedicine.E.Flusymptomsusuallycomeonsuddenlyandfrequentlyandincludehighfever,cough,sorethroatandbodyaches.F.Oftentimesdoctors'officeshavespecialroomssetupinthefalljustforgivingflushots,soit’sfast,easyandeffective.G.Youmayhaveheardaboutanewstudyonfluvaccines,anditfoundthatthefluvaccinedidn'tworkaswellaswethoughtorwouldlike.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Haveyouexperiencedaconditionwhenlisteningtoaveryloudmusicmakesyourheartbeatsofastthatyoucanactuallyfeelthe41.beating?Fromthisexperience,wecanconcludethatloudandfastmusicincreasestheheartrate.Therefore,wehaveafeelingofhigh42andstresswhenwelistentoloudandfastmusic.Onthecontrary,softmusicis43tonslowerheartrate.Peoplewholistentorelaxingmusichaveaslowerheartrate,44tothoselisteningtoloudandfastmusic,orthosenotlisteningtomusicatall.Butwhydoesthishappen?Experimentsfoundthatthe45ofmusicontheheartisbasedonthefunctioningofthebrain.Whenwehearmusic,thesoundwavesare46intoelectricalimpulses(神经冲动)bythebrain.Asitcanincreaseanddecreasetheheartrate,therelatedeffectisproduced.Now,isitthatonlysoftmusic47thiseffect?Well,listeningtosoftorrelaxingmusicissurelymore48.However,listeningtoanytypeofmusicyoulikecanbe49,ratherthannotlisteningtoanymusicatall.Itisbelievedthatpeoplewhohavenslowerheartratehavealongerlife.50.peoplehavingafasterheartrateareatagreater51ofsufferingfromcardiovascular(心血管的)diseases.Therefore,havingnslowerheartratemakesyoulivealongerandhealthierlife.Whenmusic52theheartrate,thereisafeelingof53.Therefore,itisusedasa54technique,wecanconcludebysayingthatthephrase“Music55theheart”isnotjustasaying,buta(n)fact!41.A.light B.shallow C.heavy D.mild42.A.nature B.anxiety C.respect D.security43.A.integrated B.changed C.linked D.marked44.A.compared B.adapted C.exposed D.opposed45.A.style B.beauty C.fantasy D.effect46.A.formed B.developed C.translated D.made47.A.bringsout B.bringsup C.bringsabout D.bringsin48.A.enjoyable B.unbearable C.unforgettable D.beneficial49.A.helpful B.joyful C.grateful D.doubtful50.A.Interestingly B.Similarly C.Absolutely D.Unbelievably51.A.limit B.competition C.fame D.risk52.A.speedsup B.holdsup C.slowsup D.putsup53.A.selflessness B.calmness C.loneliness D.restlessness54.A.learning B.relaxation C.permission D.cooperation55.A.hardens B.touches C.saddens D.heals第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Anumberofmajorprotectionprograms,56.(cover)worldculturalheritage,grottoes,stonecarvingsandancientbuildingswillbecarried57.Majorarchaeologicalprogramswillcontinuetobepromoted,58(especial)studiesoftheErlitousite,theYinxusite,NanhaiNo1—ashipwreckoffthecoastofGuangdongprovinceintheSouthernSongperiod59ranfrom1127to1279,andChangjiangkouNo2.Theplancallsfor60(improve)themonitoringandevaluationsystemofnationalarchaeologicalsiteparks.Theplanalsopointstotheneedtobuildmorefirst-ratemuseumswithChinesecharacteristics.Thecollectionmanagementsysteminmuseumswill61(upgrade)tostandardizetherankingandcategorizationofculturalrelics.Othereffortswillincludepromotionofculturalrelics,developing62(relate)technologiesanddeepening.63.(cooperate)withothercountriestocarryoutkeyprograms.“Weneedtoallowtheachievementsofculturalrelicprotection64(serve)economicandsocialdevelopmentbetterandwrite65newchapterinculturalheritagedevelopment,”saidHu.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你校英语社团（EnglishClub）计划下周末举行一次关于垃圾分类的讲座，请你代表社团写一封公开邀请信，内容包括：1.垃圾分类的好处；2.讲座具体时间和地点；3.邀请学生参加。注意：1.词数80左右，开头和结尾已经给出，不计入总词数；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：垃圾分类garbageclassificationDearstudents,Yours,EnglishClub第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。Stevegrabbedhisbatandglove.“Seeyoulater,Mom,I'mgoingtoPaul's.”Heracedoutthedoorandslammeditbehindhim.Summervacationjustbegan.Theboysplannedtoplaybaseballeverydaysotheycouldmakethefreshmanteam.PaulwaswaitingoutsideforSteve.“Whatareyoudoing?Where'syourstuff?”SteveliftedhisbatontohisshoulderwhencatchingsightofPaul.Paulshookhisheadunhappily.“IhavetocleanMrThompson'sgaragebeforeIcango.Withhisbrokenarm,hecan'tdoithimself.MymomalwaysvolunteersmetohelptheThompson's.They'rekindofold.”“OK”saidSteve.“I'llhelpyou.We'llgetdonequickerworkingtogether.”TheboyswentdowntheblocktotheThompson'sandgotstarted.Theyfoundacoupleofbroomsandshovels(铲).Beforetheyswept,theyputboxesthatwerestrewn(遍布)aroundthegarageflooronshelves.AsPaulputabigboxonashelf,itfelloffandwithitfellanenvelope.Hepickeditup.Itwasn'tsealed(密封),soheopenedit.Therewerelotsofone-hundred-dollarbills.“You'vegottoseethis.”HepulledoutahandfulofbillsandshowedStevewithhiseyeslitup.“Wheredidyougetthat?”saidSteve.Paulpointedtotheshelf.“Itjustfelldownwhentheboxfell.There'sgottobeacoupleofthousanddollarshere.Ifwetakesome,Ibetnoonewilleverknow.”Stevefurrowedhisbrow(皱眉)andshookhishead.“Areyoucrazy?That'sstealing.”“Well,Idoalotofchoresforthemanddon'tgetpaid.It'snotreallystealing;it'sakindofpaymenfformyhardwork,”Paulinsisted.Atthattime,StevewasabouttograbthemoneyfromPaul'shandwhentheyheardasound.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。“Boys,Ibakedachocolatecake,”MrsThompsonwalkedintothegarage.________________Whentheywereabouttoleave,MrsThompsonhandedPaulabrand-newbatandglove._____

▁▃▅▇█参*考*答*案█▇▅▃▁一、听力：1-5CACBA 6-10BACBC 11-15AACBB 16-20CBACA二、阅读理解：21-23DBC 24-27BBCD 28-31CABD 32-35DBBA36-40ACGBD完形填空：41-45CBCAD 46-50CADAB 51-55DCBBD填词：56.covering 57.out 58.especially 59.which 60.improving61.beupgraded 62.Related 63.cooperation 64.toserve 65.a应用文写作：Dearstudents,I’mwritingthislettertocallonattentiontothelectureconcerninggarbageclassification.Consideringthatmoststudentsfailtoclassifygarbageproperlythoughtheyreallytryto,ourclubwillorganizethislectureinanattempttoguidethisdeed.Garbageclassificationisofgreatsignificance.Firstly,notonlycanitcopewithpollutionissueeffectivelybutmorespaceoriginallyoccupiedbywastelandwillbespared.Secondly,wecanundoubtedlymakeadifferencebytakingadvantageofrecyclablegarbage.Tofulfillyourobligationtoliveaneco-life,comeandjoininthelecturetobegivenat3p.m.nextSundayontheplaygroundofourschool.Onlywithcombinedeffortscanwemakeourlifebetter.Yours，Englishclub读后续写：Onepossibleversion:“Boys,Ibakedachocolatecake,”MrsThompsonwalkedintothegarage.CatchingsightofMrsThompson,thetwofrozewithfearandfollowedherstepwithracinghearts.Afewminuteslater,theywereservedwithlargeslicesofcake.Deliciousasthecakewas,theydidn’thaveanyappetite.MrsThompsonseemedtonoticesomethingwaswrong,“Boys,doyoulikethecake?”Paulnoddedwithhiseyesdroppingtoavoidanyeyecontactandgrowingguiltcreptintohisheart.Whentheywereabouttoleave,MrsThompsonhandedPaulabrand-newbatandglove.Paullookedatthem,hisfaceblushingwithshame.“Th...thankssomuch.”Voicetrembling,Paulthenbravelypouredouteverythingabouttheenvelopeandgavebackthemoneyhehidbefore,apologizingforhisstealing.However,MrsThompson,insteadofboilingwithanger,cameuptoPaul,andsaidgently:“Oh,thankyouforhelpingmefindtheenvelope.ItotallyforgotwhereIhadputit.”Inthatsplittime,itdawnedonhimthatwhatreallymattersissimplehonestyandsimplekindness.附：听力原文(Text1)W:Ican’tbelievehowniceitisoutside.Let’stakeawalktothepark.M:Anddowhat?Flyakite?I’dratherjuststayathomeandplayontheInternet.(Text2)M:Now,Sophie...youwillloveskiing,butyoumusthavetherightclothes.Doyouhavegloves?W:Yes,UncleSteve,andascarf.YougavethemtomeatChristmas,remember?M:Oh,yes!Ihadforgotten.Youwillneedsunglassesforthesnowaswell.W:Allright.Iamgoingshoppingthisevening,soIwillbuyapairthen.(Text3)W:Excuseme.DoyouknowwheretheAdmiralHotelis?M:Ican’tsaythatIdo.Whydon’tyouwalkoverandaskthattaxidriver?Heshouldknow.(Text4)W:Calmdown,sir.WherewereyoulastTuesdayevening?Andwhowereyouwith?M:Iwasstayinginahotel.Iwaswithmywife,Joan.W:Whatwasthenameofthehotel?M:TheGeorgeandDragon.(Text5)M:Ican’twaitformybirthdaythisweekend.W:Metoo.Areyouhavingagiantcakethisyear?M:Yes,andhopefully,Igetalotofgifts.Myparentshaveplannedoutthewholepartyalready.AndIknowmyfriendsarepreparingtogivemeabigsurprise.(Text6)W:Hey,IthinkSamanthajustcamein.M:Uh...really?W:Yes.Sheishere!Youshouldgototalktoher.M:Ah...no,Iwouldn’tknowwhattosay.W:Oh,comeon.Everyoneknowsyoulikeher.Goandaskhertodance.M:Um...maybelater.W:Youhavebeensayingthatforyears!Wejustgraduated!Thisisyourlastchance.M:Youareright.Fine,I’lldoit.(Text7)W:Whathaveyoubeenuptolately?M:Justspendingalotoftimewithmygirlfriend.W:Oh,nice.DoyoutwohaveanyplansforQixiFestival?Gotoseeafilm?M:No,I’mtakingherouttodinneratanicerestaurant.W:She’lllovethat.M:Ihopeso.Iwanttodosomethingelsespecialforher,too.W:Likewhat?M:Idon’tknow.Doyouhaveanyromanticideas?W:Hmm...youcouldalwayswriteherapoem.M:Greatidea!It’smuchbetterthanapieceofjewelrythatmightbreakorgetlost.W:Definitely.M:So,whatareyoudoingwithyourboyfriendthisQixiFestival?W:We’regoingtotheTaylorSwiftconcert.M:Soundsfun.(Text8)M:Hi!I’dliketogetmyhaircut.W:Well,maybeyou’llbeinterestedintoday’sspecial?We’llcutandstyleyourhairforoneunbelievablelowpriceof$12.M:Okay,butIjustwanttogetmyhaircutalittlebit.Alittleoffthetopandsides,that’sall.W:Noproblem.Okay,herewego.So,whatdoyoudoforaliving?M:I’malawyer,andI’mintownforajobinterview,and...W:Oops.M:Whatdoyoumeanbysaying“oops”?Hey,canIseeamir