湖南省湘西州吉首市2024届高三下学期5月高考模拟考试 英语试题（含解析）

2024年上学期吉首市高三年级5月月考卷英语时量：120分钟总分：150分注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，请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。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．Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?A．Checkin. B．Takeataxi. C．Downloadanapp.2．Wheredidthewomanwork?A．Inabank. B．Inarestaurant. C．Inacomputercompany.3．Whydoesthemanliveinthesuburbs?A．Toenjoyaquietlife.B．Toliveinabigapartment.C．Toavoidthetrafficjaminthecity.4．Howdoesthewomansound?A．Happy. B．Regretful. C．Worried.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A．Whethertobuyatie.B．HowtocelebrateFather'sDay.C．Wheretohavedinnertogether.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。听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．WhatisTom'sfather?A．Aphotographer. B．Azookeeper. C．Ateacher.7．WhatisNancylikelytodothissummervacation?A．Visitazoo.B．Takephotographylessons.C．Gosightseeingontheprairie.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Doctorandpatient.B．Motherandson.C．Teacherandstudent.9．Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A．Getupearly. B．Takeregulartests. C．Dosomeexercise.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10．WhereisBobnow?A．Atschool. B．Athome. C．AtPizzaHouse.11．Whydoesthewomanmakethephonecall?A．ToleaveJohnamessage.B．ToaskBobtoordersomepizzas.C．ToremindBobofhisbasketballpractice.12．WhatdoesBobwritedownatlast?A．Thepizzas’number.B．Thewoman’snewnumber.C．Thedeliveryman’snumber.13．WhenwillBob’sfatherpickhimup?A．AI2:00pm. B．At3:30pm. C．At5:30pm.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。14．Howmuchisthemonthlyrentofthefirstapartment?A．$250. B．$450. C．$650.15．Whatpetdoesthewomanhave?A．Adog. B．Acat. C．Asnake.16．Whatisthewomandissatisfiedwithaboutthefirstapartment?A．Thelocation. B．Therent. C．Thepetpolicy.17．WhatdoesSamueladvisethewomantodo?A．Increaseherbudget. B．Liveinthesuburbs. C．Lookforaroommate.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Howlongisalaundromatusuallyopen?A．7hours. B．10hours. C．15hours.19．Whatcanpeopledoafterusingupwashingsoapatthelaundromat?A．Buyitfromamachine.B．Asktheemployeesforhelp.C．Borrowitfromotherpeople.20．Whathasbeenaddedatthelaundromatrecently?A．Readingrooms. B．FreeWi-Fi. C．Cafes.第二部分阅读（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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AWeTheCuriousFormerlyknownasAt-Bristol,thisharboursidesciencemuseumrelaunchedin2017asWeTheCurioustobetterreflectitsmissiontogetkidstoaskquestionsandengageinscience,technology,engineering,andmathematics(STEMsubjects)increativeways.BestthingsaboutitMykidsdon’tshyawayfromtellingmeiftheythinkamuseumisboringbutheretheyweretoobusyrushingfromonehands-onexhibittothenexttohaveanysuchcomplaint.Theydressedupasbeestocatchpollen(花粉)madecheese,watchediceform,weighedhumanbrainsandstretchedoutstripsofDNAtocomparethegeneticsequence(基因序列)ofamonkeyandanarmadillo.Valueformoney?GiventhatthesciencemuseumsinLondon,ManchesterandNewcastlearefree,itdoesjar(不一致)havingtopay£14.50foradultsand£9.50forkids(aged3—15)togetin.Kidsunder3arefree.Ididhavetopushthemoutthedoorattheendoftheday.Weekson,theystillreferbacktothingstheylearntthere.GettingthereWeTheCuriousisneartheNationalCycleNetwork(routes3,4,and33).Themuseumhaslotsofbicycleparking.Alternatively,it’sa10-minutewalkfromBristolTempleMeadsrailwaystationorafive-minutetaxirideor17-minuteferryride.Ifdriving,followtheWeTheCuriousbrownsignsandparkattheMillenniumSquarecarparkforfree.Openinghoursm.-m.-toFriday10a.m.-m.-.m.,10a.m.-6p.m.atweekendsandBristolschoolholidays;closed24—26December.21．WhathighlightsWeTheCurious?A．Expensiveexhibits. B．Freetickets.C．Educationalandfunactivities. D．Acheerfulatmosphere.22．Howmuchwouldacouplewiththeir5-year-oldtwinsonspayforadmission?A．£24. B．£33.5. C．£38.5. D．£48.23．WhatdowelearnaboutWeTheCurious?A．Itchargesparkingfees. B．Itopensallyearround.C．Itisconvenientlylocated. D．Itisunattractivetoadults.BEva,theBelgianMalinois,ishomenow,gettingawell-deservedrestsurroundedbynewtoysafternearlydyingwhileprotectingherhumanfromamountainlion.TheattackhappenedonMay16innorthernCaliforniawhen24-year-oldErinWilsonheadeddownapathtowardtheTrinityRiverbeforeshefoundherselfcorneredbyamountainlion.“Iwasjustwalkingdowntheslopewiththedogrunningaheadofme.Iturnedaroundandtherewasthiscatjustgrowlingatmeanditattackedme,”WilsontoldNPR.“IscreamedforEvaandshecamerunning.”Mountainlionattacksonhumansareincrediblyrare.Since1890,Californiahasrecordedonlysixfatalmountainlionattacksbecauseoftheanimal’sgenerallyshy,reclusive(独处的)nature.Theirpreferredpreyisdeer,whicharenormallyinabundanceintheirforestedhabitat,butrecentdroughtconditionshavemadefoodscarceinsomeareas.Wilsonthoughtthattheseconditionsmadethesuddenappearanceofaslimwomanlooklikeanattractiveoption.Toprotectherhuman,EvaleaptbetweenWilsonandthelion,tacklingthewildcatandembarkedonalife-and-deathstrugglebetweenthetwoanimals.Afterashortfight,themountainliongotitsjawsaroundEva’sheadandWilsonfoughttofreeherdog,hittingthelionwithrocksinanattempttobreakitsgrip.Eventually,WilsonranbacktohertruckandflaggeddownpassingmotoristSharonHoustonfetchinganironbarfromhertruck.WilsonandHoustonranbackdownthetrailandtheircombinedeffortsmanagedtofrightenthebigcatoff.Woundedherselfandshakenbytheexperience,WilsonstillmanagedtocarryEvabacktotheAnimalHospital.The2-year-olddogdidn’tneedsurgery,butherwoundswerestillextensive.EvalefttheanimalhospitalonMay19withsurgicaltapewrappedaroundbothherfrontpaws,andtheveterinariansaidshemightlosesightinherlefteye.24．WhatmadeErinWilsonthetargetofthemountainlion?A．Theabundantdeerintheirforestedhabitat.B．Thelackofpreyduetoextremeconditions.C．Themountainlion’sshyandreclusivenature.D．TheslimandattractiveappearanceofWilson.25．Whatdotheunderlinedwords“embarkedon”meaninparagraph4?A．Madeup. B．Wenton.C．Stroveto. D．Kickedoff.26．HowdidWilsondrivethemountainlionoff?A．Shefreedadogandthrewrocksatitfiercely.B．Shestoppedapassingdriverandbrokeitsgrip.C．Shegatheredlocalpeopleandshoutedloudlyatit.D．Sheusedatoolandscareditawaywithanotherdriver.27．WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribeEvaaccordingtothepassage?A．Heroicandloyal. B．Obedientbutweak.C．Friendlyanddependable. D．Determinedandnaughty.CYouarewhatyoueat-andwhatyoueatmaybeencodedinyourDNA.Studieshaveindicatedthatyourgenesplayaroleindeterminingthefoodsyoufinddeliciousordisgusting.Butexactlyhowbigaroletheyplayhasbeendifficulttofigureout.“Everythinghasageneticcomponent.evenifit’ssmall,”saysJoanneCole,ageneticistattheUniversityofColoradoSchoolofMedicine.“WeknowthatthereissomegeneticcontributiontowhyweeatthefoodsweeatCanwetakethenextstepandactuallylocatetheregionsinthegenome(基因)?”NewresearchledbyColehasgottenastepcloser.Throughalarge-scalegenomicsanalysis,herteamhasidentified481genomeregionsthatweredirectlylinkedtodietarypatternsandfoodpreferences.Thefindings,whichhavenotyetbeenpeer-reviewed,werepresentedlastmonthattheAmericanSocietyforNutrition’sannualconference.Theteambasedthenewstudyona2020NatureCommunicationsstudybyColeandhercolleaguesthatuseddatafromtheU.K.Biobank,apublicdatabaseofthegeneticandhealthinformationof500,000participants.Byscanninggenomes,thenewanalysiswasabletoidentify194regionsassociatedwithdietarypatternsand287linkedtospecificfoodssuchasfruit,cheese,fish,teaandalcoholFurtherunderstandinghowgeneticsimpacthowweeatcouldrevealdifferencesinnutritionalneedsordiseaserisks.“Oneoftheproblemswithalotofthesegenomicsstudiesisthatthey’reverysmall.Theydon’thaveenoughpeopletoreallybeabletoidentifygenesinwaysthatarecredible.Thisstudyhadahugegroupofpeople,soit’sreallypowerful.”saysMonicaDus,ageneticistattheUniversityofMichigan.“TheotherthingthatIthoughtwasreallygreatisthattherearesomanydifferenttraitsthatthey’remeasuringrelatedtodietincludingcholesterol(胆固醇).thebodyandsocioeconomicbackgrounds.”Astheresearchadvances.Dussays,suchgenomeanalysiscouldpotentiallyassisthealthcareprovidersandevenpolicymakerstoaddresslargerissuesthataffectfoodaccessandhealth.It’sdefinitelytruethatitmaycontributetomakingsuretherearen’tfooddeserts-areaswhichhavelimitedaccesstofresh,healthyandaffordablefood-ortomakingsurethatthere’sahigherminimumwagesothateveryonecanaffordtoeat,althoughthejourneyaheadremainslengthyandchallenging28．Howdidresearchersconductthepresentstudy?A．Byinvolvingasubstantialnumberofparticipants.B．Bydirectlyanalyzingthedatafromapublicdatabase.C．Bybuildingonapreviousstudybasedonlarge-scaledata.D．Byidentifyinggenomeregionsassociatedwithdietarypatterns29．WhichstatementwillMonicaDusprobablyagreewith?A．Powerfulparticipantswereinvolvedinthecurrentstudy.B．ThemethodsemployedforthepreviousstudieswerecredibleC．Thegenomeanalyseshavehelpedaddresslargersocialissues.D．Variousfeatureslinkedtodietwereconsideredinthepresentstudy.30．What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardsthepresentstudy?A．Critical B．Optimistic. C．Skeptical D．Indifferent.31．Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．Thebenefitsoflatestlarge-scalediet-relatedgenomeanalyses.B．Thecontributionofgenestodietpatternsandfoodpreferences.C．Thesignificanceofanewlypublisheddiet-relatedgenomediscovery.D．Theintroductionofaresearchonidentifyingdiet-relatedgenomeregions.DDoyouseeabirdrightnow?Canyouhearonechirping?Ifso,youmightbegettingamentalhealthboost.AstudyrecentlypublishedinthejournalSciencefoundthatbeinginthepresenceofbirdsmadepeoplefeelmorepositive.AndreaMechelli,apsychologistatKing’sCollegeLondon,foundhimselfstudyingthenaturalworldaccidentally.Initiallyhewassearchingforanswerstowhypeoplewholivedincitiesseemedtotendtosuffermentalillness,particularlypsychosis.In2015,hecreatedthesmartphoneappUrbanMindtosearchforpatternsinusers’environments.“Ourfirstfindingisthatnaturehasaverypowerfuleffect,”saysMechelli.Heandhiscolleaguesthenwonderedifsomeaspectsofnatureweremorebeneficialthanothers.Theyturnedtobirdsfortheirubiquity(普遍存在)inruralandurbanenvironments.Theirlateststudyincluded1,292participantsmainlyintheUnitedKingdomandEurope.Fortwoweeks,participantswerepromptedtofilloutaquestionnaireabouttheirsurroundingenvironmentandtheirmentalstatethreetimesaday.Mechelliperformedastatisticalanalysisthatfoundanobviousimprovementinwellbeingwhenbirdswerepresent,evenwheneliminatingotherfactorslikethepresenceoftreesorwaterways.Thementalhealthbenefitwastruebothforpeoplewhodisclosedadepressiondiagnosisandthosewithoutanydiagnosedmentalhealthconditions.PeterJames,anenvironmentalhealthscientistatHarvard,wouldliketoseemoredata.Hefoundthatenvironmentalhealthstudiesliketheselackdiversity.Yet,apsychologistatTrentUniversityinCanada,LisaNisbetsays,“Thiskindofstudyhelpsusunderstandhowpeople’severydayexperiencewithspecificelementsofnature,suchasbirds,canberestorative.”Appreciatingbirdsseemstobeapromisingavenuefornature-basedhealthandwellbeinginterventions.AtMechelli’sclinicalpracticeinLondon,hefocusesonearlyinterventiontherapies.Hesuggestshispatientsgoforwalkstoobservethetreesandplantsgrowinginthecity,andthebirdflutteringbyfrombranchtobranch.“Ithasnosideeffects,”hesays.“It’ssomethingtheycouldtry,andtheyhavenothingtolose.”32．WhatcanbeinferredaboutAndreaMechelli’sstudy?A．Diverseenvironmentsarerewardingonlyfordepressedpeople.B．Thepresenceofbirdsisbeneficialtomentalhealth.C．PeterJamesthoughthighlyofMechelli’sresearch.D．Itwasoriginallytargetedattheresearchonbirds.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eliminating”meaninparagraph3?A．Defeating. B．Identifying.C．Considering. D．Removing.34．WhichofthefollowingstatementmightAndreaMechelliagreewith?A．Earlyinterventionshowsnosignificance.B．Theaccesstonaturehelpspeoplebemoreconfident.C．Nature-basedinterventionfunctionswellinmentalhealth.D．People’sdailyexperienceisconnectedwithmentalproblems.35．What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A．UseNatureinSupportingMentalHealth B．GetOutsideforaQuickerMentalRecoveryC．AnalyzeDatatoMakeaGoodTreatmentPlan D．TurntoBirdsforBetterUnderstandingsofHumans第二节（共5小题：每小题2.5分。满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Beingagoodco-workercontributestoapositiveworkcultureandstrongrelationshipswithyourcolleagues.36Thisisespeciallytruewhenyou’restartinganewjob.Hereareseveraltipsforbeingagoodco-worker.TreatpeoplewarmlyStartthedayrightbysayinghellotoeveryoneyoucomeacrossattheoffice.It’salittlegesturethatcanmakeadifferenceinthemoodsofothersandtheofficeatmosphereasawhole.37Asksomeonehowtheirfamilyisandwhattheydidlastnight.Takinganinterestinco-workersmakesthemfeelvaluedevenifyourconversationissmall.Beconsiderate38Washyourcups,tablewareandplates.Don’tleaveamessbehind.Turndownyourphonesoasnottointerruptyourco-workers.Ifsomeone’soutoftheoffice,offertolightentheirworkloadsotheydon’tencounteramountainoftasksupontheirreturn.BepositiveMaintainapositiveattitude,evenduringdifficulttimes.Focusonsolutionsratherthanproblems,andcelebratesuccesseswithyourcolleagues.39WelcomenewideasWelcomenewideas,especiallyideasthatareoutsideofthebox.Sometimes,wegetcaughtupinparticularroutinesthatwearecomfortablewith.It’salwaysagoodideatochangethingsupandhearwhatotherssay.40Often,newideascanpromoteinnovation,creativity,andcooperationamongtheteam.Besuretowelcomethesenewideasinaspacewhereeveryonefeelscomfortabletosharetheirthoughts,opinions,andvisions.A．Smalltalkisofgreatimportancetoo.B．Shareyourideaswithyourco-workers.C．Don’tbeconsistentlylateforworkormeetings.D．Otherwise,we’llcontinuetodothesamethingsinarigid(死板的)way.E．Thestrongertherelationships,thebetteryourproductivitywillbe.F．Thishelpstoinspireotherstobemoreenthusiasticabouttheirwork.G．Tryyourbesttocreateagoodlearningopportunityforallpartiesinvolved,第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Contrarytopopularbelief,thesecrettoconfidentpublicspeakingisnotaboutgettingridofyournerves.Thekeyistoredefineyouranxietyas41.Afewyearsago,myteamandIledaleadershipcommunicationtrainingprogramforalargefinancialinstitution.Onebankingmanagerinparticularwasincredibly42aboutpublicspeaking.43thefactthatshehadawarmpersonalitywhichmight44speaking,theideaofspeakinginpublic45hertothepointofnearparalysis（瘫痪，崩溃）.Butratherthan46hernervousness,everytimeshehadtogetupand47toourgroup,shewouldexclaim,"That's48!"Andwe'dalllaughwithher49weknewitreallymeant—"I'mterrified!”Andinspiteofthenerves,herpresentationswerevery50.Thatphrasebecameaninsidereferencewithinoursmallgroup：Everytimesomeonewas51beforespeaking,they'dshout,“that'samazing!"whentheystoodupandwe'dall52.Anxietyandexcitementareactuallyvery,very53,butanxietyandcalmnessaretoofarapart.Whenwetellpeopletocalmdownbeforeabigpublicspeech,we'reactuallysuggestingsomethingthat'sincredibly54.Sofocusingonexcitementratherthantryingtocalmdownactuallycontributesto55.41．A．curiosity B．joy C．courage D．excitement42．A．depressed B．optimistic C．puzzled D．anxious43．A．Despite B．Above C．Against D．As44．A．enhance B．fade C．affect D．blow45．A．scared B．discouraged C．inspired D．exposed46．A．hide B．conquer C．reveal D．control47．A．turn B．present C．sign D．direct48．A．ridiculous B．incredible C．unbelievable D．amazing49．A．until B．if C．because D．unless50．A．engaging B．encouraging C．plain D．explicit51．A．excited B．nervous C．energetic D．annoyed52．A．compromise B．sympathize C．compensate D．condemn53．A．distant B．confusing C．different D．close54．A．unique B．regular C．difficult D．obscure55．A．evaluation B．expectation C．performance D．impression第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分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。Thecolorfulclothesweweartodayaremadebymachines.Butwhatdidancientpeopledoiftheywantedtowearsomethingcolorful?Tie-dye(扎染)56(be)awaytodothis.Morethan1,000yearsago,theBaipeopleinYunanusedtie-dyetodyetheirclothes.Thenthisskillbecamesopopular57peoplegavetie-dyeclothestotheemperorasgifts.Totie-dye,youneedtofirstusetools58(tie),sew,orclip(夹住)yourcloth.Thenthefoldedcloth59(put)indye.TheBaipeopleusuallymakebluedyefrom60plant.Astheclothisfolded,somepartsbecomedarkblue,whileotherpartshavea61(light)color.Whenyouunfoldthecloth,you62(see)beautifulpatterns.Inthe1960s,tie-dyebecameafashiontrendintheUS.Peopletie-dyedT-shirtsandjeansin63(imagine)ways.ManychildrenintheUSstilllearntie-dyeintheirart64(class).Atarecentfamousshow,anItaliandesignersurprisedpeople65thetie-dyedresses.“Tie-dyeislikeanexperiment.Peoplecannotimaginethepatternsoftheclothiftheydon’tseethem.It’sasurprise,”thedesignersaid.Thereisnodoubtthatthetie-dyetrendhasneverreallygoneaway.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．某中学生英文报现面向中学生征文，题目是“MyIdealUniversity”。请写一篇短文投稿，内容包括:1.介绍你理想的大学；2.陈述理由；3.表达愿望。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。MyIdealUniversity_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节

(满分25分)67．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。Ididn’tlikeDelsomuch.Healwayscalledmethenickname“Germy”,whichmeant“dirty”,insteadofmyrealname“Jamie”.Besides,hewasknownasatrouble-makerinschool.SowhentheheadteacherMr.SmithaskedDeltocometohisoffice,InaturallythoughtthatDelhaddonesomethingmeantosomeone.Throughthewindow,Icaughtsightofasmallerboycrying.Delseemedunhappy,too.Hedidnotreturntoclassthatday.Allofuswerediscussingwhathadhappenedtohim.Whatelsecouldsuchanannoyingboydo?“Hemusthavehittheboyandwassenthome,”Iwhisperedtomyfriends.Theireyeswidened.ItfeltgoodtoseethemsointerestedinwhatIsaid.Thenextmorning,thewholeschoolwastalkingaboutDelbeingexpelled(开除)forbeatingupakid.Iwassurprisedthatmyassumptionswerepassedonsoquickly.SowhenDelwalkedintotheclassroom,allthekidswereshocked.Thekidsnexttohimshiftedtheirdesksaway.“What’syourproblem?”Delasked.“Idon’twantyoutoattackme,”onekidsaid.Somelaughed.“Yeah,Imight,”saidDel.Icouldtellhewasjoking,butmanykidsthoughtheadmittedhedidbeatupsomeone.Duringrecess(课间休息),Deltriedtojointhekickballgame.“Neitherteamwantsyou,”oneoftheplayerssaid.“Why?”Delasked,lookingconfused.“Ialwaysplaywithyouguys.”Theyignoredhimandwentonplaying.Delsatbyhimselfwhiletherestoftheschoolenjoyedtheirrecessawayfromhim.Dellookedlonelyandsad,muchdifferentfrombefore.Istartedtofeelsorryforhim.Laterthatday,Ilearnedwhatreallyhappened.ThekidwasDel’slittlebrotherandhewascryingbecausetheirmotherfellillandwassenttohospital.IfeltevensorrierforwhatIsaidbefore.Istartedarumor(谣言).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。Atrecessthenextday,IsawDelsittingalonewatchingthekickballgame.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________NowthatDelhadforgivenme,Idecidedtodomorebeforetherecesswasover.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________1．A【原文】W:Gosh!Ididn’tthinkwe’devergethere!M:Yeah,gettingataxiwasrough!Maybeweshouldjuststartusingoneofthosetaxiapps.W:Maybe,butshallwegotoaskwherewecheckin?2．B【原文】M:Whydoyouplantobeacomputerprogrammer?W:Well,Idon’twanttoservefoodsintherestaurantanymore.AndIwanttomakemoremoney.3．Cmow.TheI'mlivinginthesuburbsmow.Theheavytrafficisquiteterribleinthecity.W:Ithoughtthatyouwantedtobuyabigapartment.4．B【原文】M:Soareyougoingtochangeyourmajor?W:It’stoolatenow.Ishouldhavelistenedtomyteacher’sadvice.5．B【原文】W:I'mthinkingofgivingmyfatheratieonFather'sDay,buthealreadyhaslotsofthem.M:Whynottakehimtodinner?John'srestauranthasaspecialforFather'sDay.W:Great.Youreallyhelpedmeout.6．A7．C【原文】W:Tom,Iheardthatyourfathertakesphotographsprofessionally.M:Yes,Nancy.That’shisjob.Healsoteachesmetotakephotos.Hehastakenmealongtwice.W:Whatkindsofthingsdidyouphotographlasttime?M:Animalslikebirds,fish,andmonkeys.Andalsodifferentkindsofflowers.W:Oh,Ilikemonkeysalot.Theyarecleverandlively.M:Ilikemonkeys,too,Nancy.Andthissummervacation,we’dliketogetsomepicturesofsheepontheprairie.W:Soundswonderful.I’vebeenlookingforwardtoseeingthesceneryontheprairie.M:Whynotjoinusifyoulike?8．A9．C【原文】W:Allyourtestsareclear.Itlooksasifyouhavenowcompletelyrecovered.Howareyoufeeling?M:Muchstronger,butIstillgetheadacheseverydayIgetup.W:You’dbettergotobedearlytomakesureyougetenoughsleep.Hum,areyougettingregularexercise?so...ll,no.Iwasn’tstrongenoughtoexerciseaftertheoperations,so...W:I’llgiveyousomemedicine.Takeonespooneveryfourhoursforthenextthreedays.Isuggestyoutakeupsomethinglikejogging.Youshouldalsogetlotsoffreshair.M:Thanksforyouradvice.Mymothergavemethesameadvice,too.OK.I’lljoinahealthclubnextweek.10．B11．A12．B13．C【原文】W:Hi,Bob.It’sMom.M:Oh,hi,Mom.W:I’mgladIcatchyoubeforeyougoofftoschoolforyourbasketballpractice.Couldyouleaveyourbrotheramessageforme?M:Sure,Mom.Letmegetthepaperandapen.OK,ready.W:TellJohntoorderthreelargepizzasfromPizzaHouseforallofusfordinner.M:OK,I’vewrittenitdown.W:Andtellhimhecanfindmoneyinthedrawerofthedeskforthepizzas.M:Gotit.Anythingelse?W:Onemorething,didyouwritedownmynewnumber?M:Letmethink.Isthat?W:No,it’s869955722.WriteitdownforJohntoo.M:Ihavetakenitdown.W:Good.It’s3:30pmnow.Dadwillpickyouupfromschooltwohourslater.M:OK,Isee.14．B15．A16．A17．C【原文】W:Hey,Samuel.I’mhavingsometroublefindinganapartment.CanyouhelpmelookatsomelistingsontheInternet?M:Sure.Whatkindofapartmentareyoulookingfor?W:Well,ithastobecheap.Idon’twantareallyexpensiveapartment.M:Lookatthisone!Hereisaone-bedroomapartmentforrent,andit’sonly$450permonth.W:Well,IthinkIcanaffordthatapartment.ButIhavetobringmydog.Arepetsallowedintheapartment?Andwhereisitlocated?M:Itsayscommonpetslikedogsandcatsarewelcome,butscarypetslikesnakesaren’tallowed.Andit’slocatedinthesuburbs.W:Inthesuburbs?Well,eventhoughtherentsoundslikeagreatdeal,Iwouldreallyliketolivesomewheredowntown.M:Well,whataboutthistwo-bedroomapartment?Thelistingsaysit’srightintheheartofthecity.Juststepsfromthebusstation.Buttherentis$200higher.Maybeyoucouldfindaroommatetosharetherent.W:Well,thisapartmentisreallyamust-seeandfindingaroommateisalsoagreatidea.18．C19．A20．C【原文】clothes.Mywholiveincitiesusuallytaketheirdirtyclothestoaplacecalled"laundromat".Thesepublicbusinessesareusuallyopenfrom7:00amto10:00pm.Therearewashingmachinesanddryersthatacceptcoins.Asmallerlaundromatmighthaveadozenwashersandadozendryers,whilealargeronemighthavetwicethatnumber.Mostplacesdonothaveanyemployeesthere,astherearesimpleinstructionspostednearthemachinesandeverythingcanbedonewithoutassistance.Mostpeoplebringtheirownwashingsoap,butthereisoftenamachinethatsellssmallpackagesincaseyourunoutorforgetyours.Duringtheweekend,itcanbe