甘肃省嘉峪关市2024-2025学年高三上学期10月联考英语试题VIP

高三第一次大联考英语注意事项：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。写在本试卷无效。3．考试结束后，将本试题卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题前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．Whattimeisitnow?A．6:30． B．7:30． C．8:30.2．Wheredoesthepartytakeplacenextweekend?A．AtSusan’shouse. B．Inthepark. C．AtTom’shouse.3．Howwasthefinalmatch?A．Tense. B．Boring. C．One-sided.4．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theircareerplans. B．Theirfavouriteteachers. C．Theirdreamuniversities.5．Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Brotherandsister. B．Husbandandwife. C．Motherandson.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。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秒钟的做答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6、7题。6．WhatdidthemandoonSaturday?A．Hedrovearoundforfun.B．Helabouredinhisyard.C．Heboughtsomeuseditems.7．Whohasgotatoytrain?A．John. B．Alice. C．David.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9题。8．Whyisthemanmakingthephonecall?A．Totrackabooking. B．Tomakeareservation. C．Toinvitethewoman.9．Howmuchshouldacouplewithastudentpayforthevisit?A．$10． B．$20． C．$25.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12题。10．Whatarethespeakerswatching?A．Amovie. B．ATVshow. C．Astageperformance.11．Whatistheman’sjob?A．Acook. B．Asalesman. C．Amusician.12．Whatisthewomantryingtodo?A．Informtheman. B．Encouragetheman. C．Consulttheman.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16题。13．Wherearethespeakers?A．Atachocolatestore. B．Ataflowershop. C．Atadeliverystation.14．Whatisthefavoritecolorofthewoman’ssister?A．Pink. B．Red. C．Yellow.15．Howwillthewoman’ssistergethergifts?A．Shewillcollectthemherself.B．Thewomanwilltakethemtoher.C．Themanwillhelpdeliverthem.16．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofherpurchaseexperience?A．Amazed. B．Satisfied. C．Disappointed.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20题。17．WhywasthelaunchofGmailconsideredtobeajoke?A．ItwaslaunchedonAprilFools’Day.B．Itofferedtoomuchstorageforfree.C．Toomanypeopleuseditinthepast.18．HowmuchstoragedidGmail’scompetitorsoffer?A．1.5Mbs. B．15Mbs. C．15Gbs.19．WhatwasGmailbetteratdoingthanotheremailproviders?A．Translatingmails. B．Spell-checkingmails. C．Searchingmails.20．WhatisanewfeatureaddedtoGmail?A．Apurchasebutton. B．Aone-clicksendbutton. C．Aone-clickunsubscribebutton.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。AThingstodoinFranceSpring2024InternationalKiteFestival,Berck-sur-Mer,PasdeCalais20-28April202410daysofkiteflyingonthebeachofBerck-sur-MerontheenjoyableOpalCoast.Thisisnoordinarykitefestival-bepreparedtobetotallyimpressedbythesightofhundredsofkites.calais-cotedopale.co.ukInternationalGardenFestival,LoireValley24April-3November2024AlloverFrancewonderfulgardenswillburstintobloombutifyou’reseriouslyintosplendidgreen-fingeredbeautyheadtotheInternationalGardenFestivalattheChateaudeChaumont,LoireValley.KewGardensmeetsChelseaFlowershowwithalotofFrenchflair（风情）.Beautifulpermanentgardens,contemporaryartexhibitions,abeautiful,historiccastleandeachApril,theopeningoftheInternationalGardenFestival.www.domaine-chaumont.fr/enChopinFestivalParis1JunelJuly,2024Ifyou’reinParisinJune,headtotheParcdeBagatelleforaChopinconcertintheOrange–rie–atrueParisexperience.Frederic-chopin.comAndfinally,alittlefurtherahead,thereopeningoftheCathedralofNotreDameisstillontrackforDecember8,2024.ParisOlympicGames26July-11August2024MorethanamillionvisitorsareexpectedtoattendtheOlympicGamesinFrance!It’sthethirdtimethatParishashostedtheModernGames（1900and1924）.Themajorityofeventswilltakeplaceacrosstheheartofthecitywithiconiclandmarks-fromtheEiffelTowertothePlacedelaConcorde-beingtransformedintosportingareas（竞技场）.NotethattravelinParisduringthistimewillbeaffected,andhotels,restaurantsetcarelikelytobesuperbusy.Findoutmore:par-is2024.org/en21．HowcanyoufindoutmoreaboutInternationalGardenFestival?A．Bysurfingcalais-cotedopale.co.uk. B．B/en.C．BylookingthroughFrederic-. D．Bysurfingwww.domaine-chaumont.fr/en.22．Asforamusiclover,whicheventisthemostsuitable?A．InternationalKiteFestival. B．InternationalGardenFestival.C．ChopinFestivalParis. D．ParisOlympicGames.23．IfyouwanttoexperiencetheOlympicGames,whatshouldyoudo?A．ToreachtheEiffelTower. B．TovisittheCathedralofNotreDame.C．Tomakeabeautifulkitetocelebrateit. D．Tobookahotelorrestaurantinadvance.BColdandalone,apeacockrecentlyfoundhimselfinanunlikelyplace—shivering（颤抖）underabushinHewlettHarbor,NewYork.Unsurewhattodo,thebright-bluebirdlookedoutquicklyfromwherehewassheltered,perhapshopingsomeonemightseehislongfeathersandofferhelp.Eventually,aHewlettHarborVillageHallemployeenoticedthebird’simpressivefigurewanderingnearthebuilding.Theemployeeknewthebirdwasindanger,especiallyconsideringtheseverestormexpectedlaterthatday,sotheycalledlocalanimalrescuerKarenlynnStracherforhelp.Despitetheirlargesize,peacocksareabletofly.StracheraskedtheVillageHallemployeeifanyonewaswillingtohelp,asshepreferstohavebackupwhencatchingaflightedbird.Soon,twoemployeeswerestandingattheready,preparedtodowhateverittooktogetthebirdtosafety.Toeveryone’ssurprise,Stracherdidn’tendupneedingmuchaid.Afteraskingoneoftheemployeestostandguardnearanopeninginthebushes,shecaughtthepeacockonherfirstat-tempt.Thepeacock,anexotic（外来的）bird,couldn’tbereleasedintothewild,astheNorthAmericanlandscapeisnotfittingforhisneeds.Luckily,Stracherfoundalocalbirdexpertwhohappenedtohaveapeacockwhoneededacompanion.Soon,thepeacockdepartedforhisnewhome.Rescuersarestillunsurewherethispeacockcamefrom.Whateverhisstory,it’sclearthathisfutureislookingbright.Safeandsound,thispeacockcanfocusonhisnewfamilyandhisnewpeacockfriend.“Afteravetcheckandarestperiod,theyhavebeenintroduced,”Strachersaid.“Itappearstobelove!”24．Whatdidthepeacocktakeaquicklookoutoftheshelterfor?A．Tomakeclearofhissituation. B．Todrawattentionandgethelp.C．Toprotecthimselffromthehurt. D．Toshowoffhisbeautifulfeathers.25．WhichwordcandescribetheVillageHallemployeefindingthepeacock?A．Lucky. B．Careful. C．Brave. D．Kind.26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“backup”inParagraph4probablymean?A．Accompany. B．Extrahelp. C．Muchrelief. D．Equipment.27．Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastthreeparagraphs?A．Thepeacockofthelocalbirdexpertwasafemaleone.B．Stracheradoptedthepeacockrescuednearthebuilding.C．Rescuerseventuallyknewwherethepeacockcamefrom.D．Therescuedpeacockwastreatedcarefullyandcuredatlast.CPlantownersknowjusthowdifficultitcanbetofigureoutwhattheyneed,especiallywhenleavesstartbrowningorwilting（枯萎）.Butitturnsoutthatplantsmayhavebeentellingyouallalong.Anewstudyfoundthatwhenplantsarestressed,theysendoutspecificsoundsthatidentifywhat’swrong.Previousstudiesshowthatplantsshakewhenunderstress,butforyears,scientistshavede-batedwhetherthoseshakingmovementsbecomesoundwaves.Bystudyingtomatoandtobaccoplantsinanacousticchamber（隔音箱）insideagreenhouse,researchersatTelAvivUniversitydiscoveredthatit’strue—plantscryoutforhelpthroughsoundwaves.Themorestressedplantswere,themoretheyscreamed.Theyalsofoundthatafteracertainpeakofdehydration（脱水）,thesoundswouldsimplystop.TheirfindingswerepublishedinthejournalCellonThursday.“Ourfindingssuggestthattheworldaroundusisfullofplantsounds,andthatthesesoundscontaininformation-forexampleaboutwatershortageorinjury,”researcherLilachHadanysaid.“Weassumethatinnaturethesoundsmadebyplantsaresensedbycreaturesnearby,suchasbats,mice,variousinsects,andpossiblyalsootherplantsthatcanhearthehighfrequenciesandgetrelevantinformation.”Butit’snotjustsmallanimalsandinsectsthatcanusethisinformation,buthumanstoo,Hadanysaid.Alltheyneedisthe“righttools-suchassensorsthattellgrowerswhenplantsneedwatering.”Thiscouldproveparticularlybeneficialintheagricultureindustry,asresearchersnotedintheirpublicationthat“morepreciseirrigationcansaveupto50%ofthewaterexpenditure（消耗）andincreasetheyield.”Thisabilitycouldonlygetmoreimportantasclimatechangecontinuestoincreasetheintensityandfrequencyofdroughtsandtheworldcontinuestodealwithfoodsecurityissues.28．Howdoplantssendoutsoundwaveswhenunderstress?A．Bybecomingbrownandfallingleaves.B．Bydancingtothewindfromsidetoside.C．Bymovingwithrepeatedsmall,quickmovements.D．Bygraduallybendingdownwardandbecomingweak.29．Whycaninsectshearthesoundsmadebyplants?A．Theyrelyonplantsmakingaliving.B．Theycanliveinharmonywithplants.C．Theyhavethecapacitytotalkwithplants.D．Theycanhearthesoundsathighfrequencies.30．Whatcouldfarmersdototheircropsifweunderstoodplantsmore?A．Totalktothemfreely. B．Toirrigatethemprecisely.C．Toharvestthemearly. D．Tomakethemgrow.31．Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A．Tointroduceascientificfinding. B．Toexplainastrangephenomenon.C．Torecommendanirrigationmethod. D．Toremembersomecarefulresearchers.DSome1,700yearsago,ascribe（抄书吏）inEgyptwroteouttwocompletebooksoftheBibleovera40-yearperiod.Today,theraretextisknownastheCrosby-SchøyenCodex,oneoftheworld’soldestbooks.The104pagesofcodex（古抄本）illustratetheearlyspreadofChristianity（基督教）—andthissummer,theyareexpectedtosellforbetween$2.6millionand$3.8million.Discoveredinthe1950s,thetextispartofacollectionknownastheBodmerPapyrifoundinEgyptandpurchasedbySwisscollectorMartinBodmer.ThecodexmadeitswaytotheUniversityofMississippi,whereitstayeduntil1981,beforeitwasboughtbytheNorwegiancollectorMartinSchøyenin1988.Thehistorictextisavaluable“witnesstotheearliestspreadofChristianityaroundtheMediterranean,”EugenioDonadoni,seniorspecialistforbooksatChristie’sinLondon,tellsCNN.“TheearliestmonksinUpperEgyptwereusingthisverybooktocelebratetheearliestEastercelebrations,onlyafewhundredyearsafterChristandonlyahundredorsoyearsafterthelastGospelwaswritten.”Thetextalsothrowslightonakeymomentinthehistoryofbookmaking.Formillennia,ancientEgyptianswroteandreadliteratureonrolledcodexscrolls.ButinthefirstfewcenturiesC.E.,thetextdesign—stacksofpagesboundtogether—becameincreasinglypopular,ultimatelyreplacingscrollsasthemainmedium.DonadonitellsReutersthattheCrosby-SchøyenCodexwasmadeduringthattransitionalperiod.ResearchersthinkthebooksurvivedduetoEgypt’sdryclimate.Fewothertextsfromthethirdandfourthcenturiesexisttoday.AftergoingonviewinParisinlateApril,theCrosby-SchøyenCodexwilltraveltoLondon,whereitwillbesoldonJune11.32．WhatcanweknowabouttheCrosby-SchøyenCodex?A．Itwasmadeupof140pages. B．ItwaswrittenbyanEgyptianmonk.C．Itwascompletedabout1,800yearsago. D．IttellstheearlyspreadofChristianity.33．Whatisthemainideaofthethirdparagraph?A．WhoMartinSchøyenwas. B．HowtheCodexwasdiscovered.C．HowtheCodexwaspasseddowntonow. D．WhothefirstpersontogettheCodexwas.34．WherewilltheCrosby-SchøyenCodexbesold?A．InEgypt. B．InFrance. C．InBritain. D．InChina.35．What’sthebesttitleofthetext?A．OneoftheWorld’sOldestBooksIsDiscoveredB．TheOldestBookIsUsedtoCelebratetheEarliestEasterC．OneoftheWorld’sOldestSurvivingBooksIsforSaleD．Egypt’sDryClimateIsBeneficialtoSurvivetheOldBooks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填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Spaceisoftenaproblemformanypetowners,especiallythosewhohavetwoormorefurbabies.36,butit’sjustimpracticalandimpossibletodosowithlimitedspace.Well,thatmightnotbethecaseanymorewiththisdogbunkbed（双层床）.SoldbyEtsystoreRockPaperSawzall,thisbunkfeaturestwolevelsandastairmadeofre-claimed（再生的）wood.Itmeasuresapproximately37"wide,24"deep,and21"high.37.However,ifyouplanonusingitonsmallerdogs,justbesurethatthey’reabletocomfortablyjumpupto21"high.38.Butifyoupreferanothercolor,simplyinformthesellerofyourrequestuponplacingyourorder.Youcanpurchasethebedframe（框架）onitsownorusethecompletepackage,includingtwoinsertcushions.Thecushionscomeinfourvarieties,namelygray,navy,sandandstriped（有条纹的）.Sincethebedismade-to-order,donotethatitmighttakethesellerfourtofiveweekstoshipoutyourorder.39.Indeed,thispetbunkbedisagoodsolutiontoprovideyourfurbabieswithmaximumcom-fortwithoutreducingspace.40.Bestofall,bygivingyourdogstheirowncomfortablespot,they’relesslikelytoinvadeyourpersonalspace.Now,everyoneinthehouseholdcanfinallyenjoyuninterruptedsleep,includingyourfurbabies!A．ThebedframeismadeofrawwoodB．ThebedframecomesinstandardblackpaintC．Andthesizemakesitagreatoptionforlarge-sizedogsD．It’scertainlyidealtoprovidethemwiththeirownindividualbedsE．It’sagoodsolutionforyourfurbabiestofindacomfortableroom.F．TheunitalsorequiresminimalpackageforeasiershipmentandlowershipmentcostG．Besides,it’sagreatwaytoencouragethemtoplaytogetherandstayclosetooneanother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。Sometimes,curiositycangetthebestofus.Itseemsthatmayhavebeenthecaseforthis10-year-oldinMassachusetts.OnaWednesdayafternoon,thekidwaskillingtimeathis41.Althoughwedon’tknowwhatgavehimthisidea,he42tomakehiswayoutofawindowonthesecondfloor.Fromhere,theboy43totheroofandintothechimney,whereheimmediatelygot44fromthewaistdown.Althoughhisparentsweren’taroundwhenhedidthis,45,hedidn’tgoentirelyunnoticed.Bothhisbrotherandanext-doorneighbormanagedto46thedangeroussituationhegothimselfinto.“Iwasjust47whenIlookedupandsawhimhangingoutofthatchimney,”KarenBoyd,theirneighborsays.“It’snotlikeIcouldcatchhimifhefell.Imean,hewasveryhighuponthat48.”The10-year-old’sbrother49theirdad,whowasatworkatthetime.Hearingthenewsofwhathappened,he50hissontocall911．Meanwhile,Dad51homeasfastaspossible,nodoubt52forhiskid.Bythetimehearrived,theWhitmanFireDepartmenthadalreadybeenthereto53theday!Luckily,doingsowasn’ttoodifficult.Infact,theboywascompletelyuninjured.So,al-thoughthisaccidenthadtohavebeen54forthisMassachusettsfamily,Icanonlyimaginehow55theyareforthequickactionsofthefiredepartment!41．A．home B．school C．seat D．position42．A．hoped B．refused C．decided D．promised43．A．gotit B．madeit C．putit D．caughtit44．A．changed B．lost C．dressed D．stuck45．A．urgently B．thankfully C．carefully D．regretfully46．A．predict B．expose C．mark D．notice47．A．shocked B．curious C．nervous D．amused48．A．shelf B．roof C．table D．tube49．A．comforted B．expected C．called D．remembered50．A．inspired B．advised C．showed D．instructed51．A．went B．walked C．rushed D．moved52．A．concerned B．prepared C．eager D．suitable53．A．make B．start C．save D．end54．A．disappointing B．frightening C．surprising D．encouraging55．A．grateful B．fortunate C．forgetful D．brave第二节语法填空（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。NANJING,April9（Xinhua）--Anobletombhasbeenfoundinacemetery（墓地）56（date）backtotheSixDynastiesperiod（222-589）inthecityofZhenjiang,eastChina’sJiangsuProvince.Theownerofthetomb,57（name）ZhaoXuanzhi,wastheuncleofanemperorduringtheSouthernDynasty（420-589）.ArchaeologistsfoundabronzesealinTombNo.6thathelpsidentifytheownerofthetomb.“ThebronzesealfoundinTombNo.658（confirm）asZhaoXuanzhi’spersonalsealrecently.Theageofthetombis59（consist）withhistoricalrecords,”saidLiXidong,deputy（副）directorofthecity’sculturalrelicsandarchaeologyinstitute.Twenty60（object）werealsounearthedfromTombNo.6.Archaeologistsfound13tombsduringrecentexcavations（挖掘）,sevenof61werebrickchambertombsofnoblesfromtheEasternJinDynasty（317-420）totheSouthernDynasty,62sixotherswerepit（坑）tombsofciviliansfromtheMingandQingDynasties（1368-1911）.Archaeologists63（say）mostofthetombsfoundinthecemeteryoftheSixDynastiesperiodbelong64theEasternJinDynasty,whichprovidesevidenceofpeopleatthattimemovingfromthenorthtothesouth.The65（discover）providesimportantcluesandmaterialdataforthestudyofethnicmigrationinChinesehistory.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华，你校学生会决定举办主题为“Bepreparedforthefuturecareer”的英文演讲比赛。请你写一篇参赛演讲稿，内容包括：1．你的未来职业；2．如何做准备。注意：1．词数应为80左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答；3．开头和结尾已给出，不计入词数。Dearfriends,I’mhonoredtostandheretomakeaspeechwhosetopicisPreparedfortheFutureCareer.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Thanksforyourlistening!第二节读后续写（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。Livinginabusycity,Diananeverthoughtthatherlifewouldbeinfluencedbythatofananimal.Butasfatewouldhaveit,shebecamethecaregiverofachickennamedBetty,whohasbroughtmoreadventureandjoyintoherlifethanshecouldeverhaveimagined.ItallstartedwhenDianacameacrossBettyinafarmer’smarket.Shewasthelastchickenleft,andthefarmerwaslookingtosellherquickly.HerwhitefeathersandbigbrowneyescaughtDiana’sattention,andsheknewshehadtotakeherhome.Dianalivesinasmallapartmentintheheartofthecity,soaccommodatingachickenwasnoeasyfeat（技艺）.ButshesoonrealizedthatBettywasquitecontentlivingthecitylife.Astimepassed,BettyandDianabecameinseparable.Shewouldfollowheraroundeverywhereshewentandwouldevenjumpupontoherlapwhenshesatdown.Itwashardtoimaginelifewithouther.Oneofthebestthingsabouthavingachickeninthecityisthefresheggs.Bettywouldlayaneggeverymorning,andtherewassomethingsosatisfyingaboutcrackingopenaneggthatwasstillwarmfromthechicken.Oneday,anewneighbormovedinnextdoor,andDianacouldn’thelpbutnoticethathehadacuriouslookonhisfaceeverytimehesawBetty.Shesoonfoundoutthathewasananimalcontrolofficer.DianaknewthattroublewascomingwhenshereceivedaletterfromthecitytellingherthatshehadtogetridofBetty.Shewasupsetatthethoughtoflosingher,butshewasn’ta-bouttogiveupwithoutafight.Dianaconsultedwithsomeofherfriendswhowerelawyers,andtheyhelpedhercomeupwithaplanofaction.TheydecidedtogotocourtandarguethatBettywasmorethanjustananimal;shewasacompanionwhohadbroughtjoyandhappinessintoherlife.注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式在相应位置作答。Thedayofthecourtbattlewasverydifficult._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Withthecourtbattlebehindus,BettyandDianacontinuedlivingourcitylifetogether._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________高三第一次大联考英语答案附听力原文：（Text1）W:Ifwegotothetheatreonfoot,wewillsurelymakethe8:30show,butwewon’thavetimetohavedinner.M:Ithinknot.Anhourismorethanenoughforthemealandthetravel.（Text2）W:Hey,Tom,I’mhavingapartyatmyplacenextweekend.Doyouwanttocome?M:Sure,Susan!Thatsoundslikefun.WhattimeshouldIbethere?W:Oh,anytimebetween6and7wouldbefine.It’snotreallygoingtobeaparty,morelikeasmallget-together.I’mcookingdinner,andthenwecanhangoutinthepark.（Text3）W:Thefinalmatchwasdefinitelyworththewait.M:Sure.Thetwosidesweresowell-matchedthatneithercouldgaintheupperhand.W:That’strue!Whatamatch!（Text4）M:Mr.Brown’schemistrylessonsareveryinteresting.IlovehisclasssomuchthatIdecidetoworkasadrugdevelopersomeday.W:That’sgood.Ihopetobecomeajournalistinthefuture.M:Great!Ajournalist’sjobcanbequiteexcitingandrewarding!（Text5）M:Idon’tthinkit’sfairthatSusangetsmorepocketmoney.W:Well,shecleansallthedishesandwashesyourdad’scareveryweek.Youonlysetthetableeveryday.Plus,sheisolder.M:ButIhavebeenagoodboyeveryday!W:Yes,butIthinkyoucandomore.（Text6）W:Hi,John,didyoudoanythingspecialonSaturday?M:Well,Ispentthewholemorningdrivingaroundtoyardsales.W:Yardsales?M:Verypopularhere,Alice.Peoplesellthingstheydon’tneedanymoreintheiryards.W:Ilikethisidea.Whatdidyoubuy?M:Igotsomerealtreasures:atoytrainandaprettynewtablet.W:Wow!Whatelsewasonsale?M:Practicallyanything.Clothes,householditems...MyfriendDavidboughtasilverring!W:Soundslikefun.（Text7）M:Goodmorning,Iwouldliketobookavisittothemuseum.W:Goodmorning!Whenwouldyouliketovisit?M:ThisFriday,ifpossible.W:Certainly.Howmanypeoplewillbeinyourgroup?M:Therewillbefourofus.W:Great.Ouropeninghoursarefrom9amto5pm.M:Thatworks.Canyoutellmetheadmissionfee?W:Foradults,itis$10,andforstudentsandseniors,itis$5.M:Weareallstudents,soitwillbe$5perperson.Thankyousoverymuch!W:You’rewelcome.（Text8）W:What’sthematter?M:That’sit.Igiveup.W:Whatdoyoumean?M:Thisguyisamazing.I’veneverseenanybodyplaytheguitaronstagelikethatinperson.Imightaswellstoptrying.W:Butyou’regoodaswell.M:I’mnotinthesameleagueashim.It’stimethatIchangedmyprofessionandstartedsellinginsuranceorcookingpeople’sdinners.W:Don’tbesilly.Justusehimasinspiration.Bethebestyoucanbe.LotsofpeoplelikeyourmusicandIdo.M:Thankyouforyourfaith.W:Remember,themanwhowe’rewatchingoncecouldn’tplaytheguitaratall.Hehadtolearnandpracticetogettothislevel.M:Ibethepracticedeverydayofhislife.W:Haveconfidenceinyourability,andenjoytheshow.（Text9）W:Hello,I’dlikesomethingformysister.It’sforher21stbirthday.M:Whatsortofcolorsdoesshelike?W:I’dsayredisamust.Shelovesthat.Also,yellowandpink.maybe.M:Whatkindofpricerangeareyouthinkingof?W:Between£30and£40．I’llbegettinghersomeotherthingsaswell—chocolatesandjewelry.M:Well,Ishouldbeabletoputanicearrangementtogetherforthat.Itcouldbeallroses,ormayberosesandsomethingelse.It’suptoyou.W:Ithinkroseswouldbenice.Shelovesthesmellofthem.M:OK.Icandothatforyou.Wouldyouliketocollectthemorhavethemdeliveredtoher?W:Itwouldbeniceifyoucoulddeliverthemonherbirthday.nextTuesday.M:Wecancertainlydothat.Wecouldalsodeliveryourothergiftswiththemifthatwouldsuityou.W:Really?Thatwouldbegreat.M:Justbringthemintotheshopandleavethemwithus.W:She’llbeabsolutelythrilled.M:Ah,weloveasatisfiedcustomer.（Text10）Gmail,theworld’sbiggestemailprovider,was20onMon-day.Itwaslaunchedonthe1stofApril2004．Atthattime,itchangedeverythingbecauseitofferedanenormous1Gbsofstorageforfree.SomepeoplethoughtitwasajokebecauseitwasannouncedonAprilFools’Day.However,itwasreal.Otheremailprovidersonlygave15Mbs.Gmailbecamea“must-have”toolfortechnologyfans.AnotherreasonforGmail’ssuccessisthatitsearchedmailsfasterthanotheremailservices.Today,morethan1.7billionpeopleuseit.Overtheyears.Googlehasincreaseditsfreestorageto15Gbs.Ithasaddednewfeatures.Oneoftheseisaone-clickunsubscribebuttonforun-wantedmail.Anotherfeatureisan“undosend”button.Thismeansuserscanstopamailfrombeingsentafterclicking“send”.ThePCMagwebsitesaidGmailisanimportantpartoflifetoday.Itwrote:“Gmailissofixedinsomanypeople’slivesthathardlyanyonethinksmuchaboutit.”ItislikelypeoplewilluseGmailforever.参考答案1—5:BBAAC6—10:CABCC11—15:CBBBC16—20:BABCC21—25:DCDBD26—30:BACDB31—35:ADCCC36—40:DCBFG41—45:ACBDB46—50:DABCD51—55:CACBA21．D细节理解题。根据InternationalGardenFestival,LoireValley部分中的“…theopeningoftheInternationalGardenFestival.www.domaine-chaumont.fr/en”可知，要找到有关国际花园节的更多信息,浏览网址www.domaine-chau-mont.fr/en。故选D。22．C细节理解题。根据ChopinFestivalParis部分中的“Ifyou’reinParisinJune,headtotheParedeBagatelleforaChopinconcertintheOrangerie-atrueParisexperience"可知，如果你六月在巴黎，就去巴加特尔公园听一场在橘园举行的肖邦音乐会。故可知音乐爱好者可去巴黎肖邦音乐节，故选C。23．D推理判断题。根据ParisOlympicCames部分中的“NotethattravelinParisduringthistimewillbeaffected.andhotels,restaurantsetcarelikelytobesuperbusy.”可知，在奥运会期间，巴黎的旅行将受到影响，酒店、餐馆等可能会非常繁忙。由此推断，去体验巴黎奥运会，最好提前订宾馆或饭店。故选D。24．B细节理解题。根据第二段中的“thebright-bluebirdlookedoutquicklyfromwherehewassheltered,perhapshopingsomeonemightseehislongfeathersandofferhelp.”可知，孔雀向外看或许希望有人会发现它并提供帮助。故选B。25．D推理判断题。根据第三段中的“Theemployeeknewthebirdwasindanger,especiallyconsideringtheseverestormexpectedlaterthatday,sotheycalledlocalanimalrescuerKarenlynnStracherforhelp.”可知，这位员工知道孔雀处于危险中，打电话给当地动物援救人员寻求帮助，所以可推断这位员工是善良的。故选D。26．B词义猜测题。根据画线词前的“StracheraskedtheVillageHallemployeeifanyonewaswillingtohelp...”以及第五段的“Toeveryone’ssurprise