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湖北省部分重点中学2025届高三第一次联考
高三英语试卷
命题学校:武汉市第六中学 审题学校:武汉市第十一中学
考试时间：2024年11月12日下午14：00—16：00 试卷满分：150分
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.荥音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案绕潦
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三个选项中选出圾佳选项.
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. When docs the man have to get to school
A. In 50 minutes. B. In 30 minutes. C. In 20 minutes.
2. What is the house like
A. It is mainly made of wood. B It doesn't have a study. C. It is too old to live in.
3. Why docs the woman suggest they go home now
A. She has to get up early. B. They aren't having fun. C. The restaurant is closing.
4. What are the speakers talking about
A. The amount of water in the river.
B. The recent weather events.
C. The local swimming pool.
5. How docs the man feel
A. Understanding. B. Excited. C. Upset.
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.
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题.
6. What is most likely the woman's primary concern
A. The man isn't completing a sufficient number of sales.
B. The man has a poor attitude towards his co-workcrs.
C. The man is always late for work.
7. How will the woman mainly support the man
A. By offering him a better position.
B. By allowing him to watch her do her work.
C. By having him work with the best salesman.
宓三英语试卷叁第1页（共10页）
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题.
8. Who do thelittle dogs belong to
A. The woman's parents. B, The woman's neighbor. C. The man's classmate.
9. How many dogs does the man already own
A. One. B. Two. C. Three.
10. What is the man going to do after school
A. See some animals. B. Play basketball. C. Take a shower.
听第8段材料,回答第11至13题.
11. What is the most probable relationship between the speakers
A. Mother and son.
B. Clothes designer and actor.
C. Shop assistant and customer.
12. What was the man trying to buy at first
A. Food. B. Clothes. C. Flowers.
13. How will the woman contact Cindy
A. By email. B. By phone. C. By letter.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题.
14. Where docs the conversation take place
A. In a bathroom. B. In a living room. C. In a bedroom.
15. Which country has national clothes called a "dirndl"
A. England. B. Germany. C. Finland.
16. What part of the Sdmi doll's set is missing
A. His trousers. B. His shirt. C. His hat.
17. What arc the speakers looking for
A. A dress. B. A textbook. C. A doll.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题.
18. What is the concern mentioned in the talk
A. People arc having trouble concentrating.
B People are getting more brain diseases.
C. People are becoming confused by new technology.
19. What are people probably better at now than before
A. Writing short stories online.
B. Understanding long movies well.
C. Reviewing plenty of information fast.
20. How have websites changed according to some recent studies
A. They have become more attractive.
B. They have become stranger.
C. They have become smaller.
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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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项.
A
The Jane Goodall Institute's （JGT） International Volunteer Program gives volunteers from
all over the word the opporlunily to participate in Roots &-Shoots （R&-S） program in Africa.
Currentlyt volunteers are being placed in Tanzania. Placemenls occur twice a year. Each position
requires a minimum commitment of six months.
Key responsibilities：
Manage a new pilot projecl creating environmental plans with R& S schools.
Support school-based environmental projects including composting* gardening and soil
maintenance.
Maintain a database of R&S alumni（校友）and organize alumni gatherings.
Ideal candidates will：
Possess an undergraduate or graduate university degree or a minimum of four years' work
experience.
Have an interest in youth leadership and environmental service learning.
Be comfortable traveling to and working independent in rural areas.
Be proficient in English and/or in Swahili（斯瓦西里语）.It's helpful to begin Swahili
lessons prior io arrival.
Have good writing and interpersonal skills, along with the ability to handle multiple
projects simultaneously（同时地）wilh a high level of attention to detail.
Prior experience living or working in Africa or a developing country is a plus.
Possess a valid driver's license.
Travel
Volunteers will be expected to travel to R&S field sites on a regular basis. All work-related
travel expenses will be covered by the JGI.Thcrc will be no vacation or annual leave time awarded
to this position.
Fees：
The total fee for this position is USD 7.000. A30% nonrcfundablc deposit is due six weeks
before departuretwith the remaining 70% due two weeks before departure.
Included in the fee：
7 Accommodation
V Basic Swahili language lessons
V Local travel and communication
V Program training and materials
s/Work visa
How to apply：
Click the link below to upload your cover letter and resume. Please note that due to the high
number of applications and inquiries only qualified applicants will be contacted for an interview.
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21. According to the articlc you must if you want to participate in Jane Good-all's Roots
& Shoots program.
A. be a university graduate B. be an experienced driver
C. be able to work in rural areas D. have experience working in Africa
22. According to the articlet volunteers for the program would be expected to_______
(Dmultitask while being detail-oriented ②learn the local language
③work in Tanzania for six months ④gel involved in social gatherings
A.①②③ B.①②④ C.①③④ D.②③④
23. What can we learn from the article
A. The position is available every two years
B. Only a few people will apply for the position
C. Candidates can apply ihrough multiple channels
D. The position doesn't include vacation or annual leave
B
As a child9 Mateo Delw Rocha dreamed of working as a garbage man. In his home city, trash
piles were everywhere. The local sanitation worker was ihe only person cleaning up the pollution.
DcLa Rocha's family later moved to the United States. Now as a high school senior, he has
found a unique way to tackle pollution： Along with two friends* he raised $ 11 000 to plug an
abandoned oil well in Ohio that was leaking gas close to a barn on a horse farm.
As many as 3.9 million abandoned and aging oil and gas wells are spread across the U.S.
according to the Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) 9 and at leasl 126t000 of these wells are
“orphans”. This means there is no owner or company to be held responsible for them.
The EPA estimates that abandoned wells collectively released 303.000 tonnes of methane in
2022. That's roughly equivalent to the annual carbon dioxide emissions of 23 gas-burning power
plants.
After completing his AP Environmental Science class. DeLa Rocha realized the issue of
abandoned wells was something for which individuals could potentially make a difference. He then
invited two classmates* Sebastian Ng and Lila Gisondit to join him.
“When Mateo approached me about this, I looked into these methane wells and what we
could do about them," Ng said. 44It kind of flipped a switch.M Previously he had felt helpless
about climate change but would simply joke about the world ending.
For Gisondi* talking with her friends about these mcthanc-cmitting wells brought climate
change from the back of her mind to the forefront."It was something that I felt I could actually
help with," she said.
After more research t the trio connected with The Well Done Foundation (WDF), a
nonprofit organization specializing in plugging orphaned wells. The organization was founded by
Curtis Shuck> a veteran of the oil and gas industry. Since 2019, his organization has surveyed
more than 1 700 abandoned wells nationwide and plugged 44 of what they identified as the most
problematic ones.
On May 23, contractors poured the cement to plug the orphaned well in Ohio.With the initial
success* DcLa Rocha* Ng and Gisondi arc now more confident about the future of their cause.
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24. What inspired DcLa Rocha's interest in environmental issues initially
A. The Well Done Foundation's work.
B His AP Environmental Science class.
C. The pollution and lack of help to address in hometown.
D. His family's move to America.
25. Plugging abandoned oil wells can help to fight climate change because it,
A. stops methane from leaking into the atmosphere
B. prevents pollution of nearby farms
C. helps reduce carbon dioxide emissions
D. encourages oil companies to manage their wells responsibly
26. DeLa Rocha's proposal made his friends feel.
A. disappointed with environmental organizations
B. uncertain about their ability to make a difference
C. motivated to continue their environmental studies
D. confident about their personal impact on climate change
27. What docs the passage mainly talk about
A. DeLa Rocha's childhood dream.
B. Three teens' unique solution to climate change.
C. The impact of U.S. environmental organizations.
D. Oil companies y approach to managing abandoned oil wells.
C
1 At a muscumin Vietnam Lena Bui's film Where Birds Dance Their Last reflected on the
vulnerability of Vietnamese feather farms after Bird Flu. During a festival in Rwanda, Ellen
Reid's audio experience Soundwalk was shared in a hopeful discussion about music and mental
health. Over the years I have been working at the intersection of scientific research and the arts
to support science in solving global health challenges.
2 Science isn't the only key to addressing these issues. To achieve its potential and and reach all
who could benefit* science depends on trust and good relationships. People might not always see
science as relevant * trustworthy or meaningful to iheir lives. There are reasons why some see
science as having a chequered past* from nuclear weapons to eugenics（优生学）,and are therefore
uninterested in, or suspicious of what it proposes.
3 Science is powerful to build upon and test an evidence base, but researchers and funders
havenJ t been as good at ensuring this evidence base responds to the needs and interests of diverse
communities or informs policy makers to take action. Science might be perceived as distancing
itself from the personal * the poetic and the political* yet it is these qualities that can be most
influential when it comes to public interest in a topic or how a government prioritizes a decision.
4 A moving slory well told can be more memorable than a list of facts. This is where the arts
come in. Artists give us different perspectives with which to consider and reimagine the world
together. They can redress the proclaimed objectivity in science by bringing stories -
subjectivities -into the picture* and these can help foster a sense of connection and hope.
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5 In 2012, I set up artist residencies in medical research centres around the world. Bui was
attached to Clinical Research Unit in Vietnam. The head of the research team was delightedt
finding that as a Vietnamese artist* Bui had license to be in, and to share useful insights from
villages where infectious disease researchers weren't welcome. Six years later I led Wellcome's
Contagious Cities program* which established artist residencies worldwide to support locally led
explorations of epidemic preparedness.
6 With pandemic* climate and mental health crises upon us, never has there been more need to
build and nurture hopeful and imaginative spaces to grow human connection and shared purpose
for the common good. Science and the arts can work hand in glove to achieve this.
28. The author lists two works in Paragraph 1 mainly to
A. show that science can be promoted in art forms
B. prove his competence in both science and art
C. reveal the gap between science and art
D. introduce successful scicnce-rclatcd artworks
29. What does the underlined word “chequered" in Paragraph 2 probably mean
A. Usual and unusual. B. Recent and remote.
C. Good and bad. D. Peaceful and scary.
30. Which of the following would the author agree
A. Policy-makers base their decisions on science.
B. Researchers popularize science effectively.
C. Science is well received among ihe public.
D. Science and the arts help people build connections jointly.
31. Which of the following would be the best title for the passage
A. Where Do Science and the Arts Meet
B. The Value of (he Arts to Science
C. A New Way to Fight Pandemic-the Aris
D. Which Matters More, Science or the Arts
D
It is impossible to catch up with light. Light travels at 300 million metres every second but
if you chased after it at 299 million m/s, it would still be leaving you at 300 million m/st not at
the 1 million m/s(strictly speaking* the light should be travelling though empty space).That
crazy-sounding idea is the bedrock of Albert Einstein's Special Theory of Relativity.
The implications of Einstein,s idea are enormous. For example* it means time does not pass
at a steady rate across the Universe and it becomes possible for people to age at different rates
depending on where they arc and what they arc doing.
“Twin paradox“ is an example* where an astronaut departs from Earth* leaving her twin
brolher behind. She zips around in her super-fasl spaceship and then lands back on Earth a year
later* only to find that her brother is now an old man. This is the kind of weirdness that must be
true if Einstein is right-though we aren't aware of it because we can't zip around fast enough*
and so arc tricked into thinking time is more constant than it actually is.
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The fact that a moving clock docs not go as fast as an unmoving one is quite easy to
demonstrate. First, imagine a clock made from two parallel mirrors between which a photon（光
子）bounces back and forth. Imagine you have one of these clocks in your hand, and that you can
watch the photon as it goes up and down, counting the bounces as a way of measuring time. Now
imagine a friend also has one of these clocks> but she's moving horizontally.
From your point of view, her photon traces out two sides of a triangle as it bounces from one
mirror to the other and back again* travelling further during each round trip than the photon in
your clock.
Here comes the weird bit.According to Einstein, the light bouncing in your friend's clock is
travelling at the same speed as the light in your clockt the light in your Iriend's clock must take
longer to bounce between the mirrors. In other words your friend's clock is running slower than
yours.
This conclusion might sound like a special feature of lightclocks. But it isn't. It is a feature
of all cIocks.To understand why, we need to introduce Einslein's second crucial idea-an idea
first introduced by Galileo Galilei in the early 1600s.
32. Which of the following is the foundation of Special Theory of Relativity
A. We can go almost as fast as light. B. We can reach the speed of 299 million m/s
C. Light moves through empty space. D. Light travels at a fixed speed.
33. What does the example of the4twin paradox' illustrate
A. People could age at different rates. B. We can't zip around fast enough.
C. Twins don'l always look similar. D. Einslein's idea is weird.
34. What does the description of the two clocks in paragraph 4 demonstrate
A. Time is not constant B. Clocks measure time
C. Photons bounce around D. Parallel mirrors don't exist
35. What is most likely to be dealt with in the following paragraph
A. Galileo Galilei's life story. B. The special feature of clocks.
C. Another idea of Einstein's. D Events that happened in the 1600s.
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。
Many interactions these days have a kind of bumper-car（碰碰车）quality to us. 36 . How
often do we actually take the extra few seconds to get a sense of what's inside other people-
especially their good qualities
Tn fact, seeing the good in others is thus a simple but very powerful way to feel happier and
more confidents and become more loving and more productive in the world.
How
Slow down. - 37 Try to spend a few moments being curious about the good qualities in
the other person. You are opening your eyes, taking off the smog-colorcd glasses of the negativity
biast and seeing what the facts really are.
38 — Recently, I was at the dentist's, and her assistant told me a long story to put
me at ease. I didn't feel interested, but I noticed her underlying aims. Try to see benevolence of
people around you. In particular sense the longing to be happy in the heart of every person.
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Sec abilities. — In my first year at UCLA, I gave intramural touch football a try. In one
practice* our great quarterback told me in passingt "You're good* and I'm going to throw to
you." I was floored. He had no idea of its impact* yet it was a major boost to my sense of worth.
39
Recognize that the good you see in others is also in you. You couldn't see that good if you did
not-have an idea of what it was. You, too* have positive intentions* real abilities, and virtues of
mind and heart. Those qualities are a fact. 40 You don91 need a halo to be a Iruly good
person. You are a truly good person.
A. See positive character traits.
B. In the same way*unseen ripples spread when wc see others* capacity.
C. Take a moment to let that fact sink in.
D. Step out of the bumper car.
E. Take a moment to observe good qualities in others.
F. See positive intentions.
G. Wc bounce off of each other and move on.
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)
Jameson Lobb a 24-year-old investment banker and his college buddy, an artificial
intelligence engineer named Raphaeljafri were squeezing in a lunchtime workoul overlooking the
East River when Lobb froze.
"Somebody's in the water.w he said. Before Jafri could 41 Lobb climbed over the rail al
the edge of the bank and 42 into the cold water without taking the time to remove his shoes.
What Ix)bb had seen then was a person floating* 43 , Jafri didn't need to see the victim. He
just 44 his shoes quickly and swan-dived.
Approaching the unconscious victimt lx)bb saw that it was a middle-aged man. He was bigt
around 200 pounds* respectably dressed and 45 fast. The rescuer dove* felt around* grasped
the man and kicked upward until they both 46 . Jafri was there now. Treading water the two
friends floated the man on his back. As Jafri looped his arms around the man's shoulders and
Ix)bb 47 the hips and knees, the pair undertook the slog back to the bank. Their lungs
heaved and their muscles 48 as they pushed and pulled the immobile figure through the
brisk* churning water.
They might have been hauling a corpse. The man's skin was blue and neither Jafri nor Ix)hb
49 any breathing. Suddenly the man stirred* breathing again* and 50 back to near
unconsciousness.
Both men. 51 exhausted from 15-plus minutes in the water watched as rescue workers
loaded the nearly drowned man into an ambulance and 52 . Lobb and Jafri never learned who
he was* what became of him or how he'd fallen into the river.
Tn place of that knowledge* they have a story they get to tell now, another experience that
has further cemented their 53 . Lots of people were there that day, yet only the two of them
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jumped in the water-because> they say. they were the 54 people there and, so, had a moral
55.
aPeople always say * If your friend jumps off a cliff are you jumping ” think I answered
that one.w Jafri said* laughing.
41. A. argue B. state C. respond D. declare
42. A. ran B. dived C. channeled D. banged
43. A. cheerless B. helpless C. breathless D. lifeless
44. A. pulled off B. put off C. showed off D. called off
45. A. dropping B. spinning C. revolving D. sinking
46. A. rearranged B resurfaced C. recovered D. reelected
47. A. pointed B shot C. boosted D. supported
48. A. ached B. forced C. strengthened D. damaged
49. A. detected B. continued C. engaging D. conducting
50. A. held B. kept C. faded D. gave
51. A. approximately B. thoroughly C. detailedly D. systematically
52. A. blew away B. died away C. drove away D. cleared away
53. A. bond B. connection C. contact D. consumption
54. A. finest B. greatest C. fittest D. heaviest
55. A. lesson B. responsibility C. discussion D. reliability
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.
China has scheduled over 150 special tourist trains bound 56 the country's northwestern
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in 2024, according to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
The first such tourist train arrived in Xinjiang9 s Shihezi City on Friday* four days after
57 (depart) from Nanchang in south China's Jiangxi Province.
The trains are part of a program 58 was launched by the ministry and China State
Railway Group Co., Ltd. to aid the development of Xinjiang and the Xizang Autonomous Region
through railway tourism.
The introduction of the Xinjiang-bound tourist trains was also 59 move to leverage the
role tourism plays as an industry 60 (close) related to people's well-being and happiness*
according to an official of the railway company.
The company will continue introducing measures 61 (enhance) the integration of rail
networks and tourism* connect tourist 62 (destination) with markets through tourist trains*
63 contribute to the high-quality development of Xinjiang9 s tourism industry* the official
said.
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the 64 (establish) of the Xinjiang Production
and Construction Corps(新毓生产建设兵团).In the spring of 1950* the soldiers of the 22nd
Corps of the Chinese People's Liberation Army enlered Shihezi. For more than 70 years several
generations there 65 (make) continuous efforts to fulfill the dream of turning desert into an
oasis and turning the Gobi into a new city.
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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）
假如你是李华 本周日你校要组织学生参观湖北省博物馆，你想邀请对中国文化感兴趣的外
教Smiih一同参观.请给他写一封邮件.
内容包括：1 ,发出邀请，
2 .介绍一下湖北省博物馆；
3 .集合的时间，地点
注意xl.词数80左右，
2 .可适当增加细节，以使行文连熨.
参考词汇:chime bells编钟 the sword of Goujian越王勾践剑
第二节读后续写（满分25分）
何读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之成为一篇完整的短文.续写词数
应为150左右.
In an art class my friend Marcya and I took* we looked at art made by lots of different artists
and then tried creating our own. For our last assignment* our teacher* Ms. Williams, asked us to
paint a portrait of a friend or family member. We both had the same idea. "You'll each get one of
these art kits." said Ms. Williams. "Every kit contains a small canvas* a set of lempera paints*
and two foam brushcs.You can paint in any style you choose.M Mareya and I put our kits into our
art bags. Then we headed over to her house* as wc always did after art class.
“I think I'll paint you in Leonardo da Vinci's styleI said while we walked.MAre you ready
to pose like the Mona Lisa ” Marcya crossed her arms and did the funniest impression of the
woman in that famous. uWow!w I giggled. uYour smile looks exactly like hers!”
We were laughing so hard that we didn't even notice our friend Jasmine zipping up on her
bike. Jasmine skidded to a stop, “I was so excited to tell you my amazing news that My family
just got the cutest puppy named Ginger and if you want to come over, you can meet her!”
We loved puppies* so we went to Jasmine1 s house. Ginger was the most adorable puppy
imaginablc.Wc threw her a toy and got her to run in circles until she was so tuckered out that she
collapsed into a sleepy ball of flufL “Whenever she's not running around or chewing whatever she
can get her paws on she's sound asleep in dreamland,“ said Jasmine. She led the way to the
kitchen. "Do you have time for a snack ” "Sure!”we said.
After we munched on some yummy nibbles at the kitchen table* Mareya and I stood up to
leave. Bui when we went to pick up our art bags by the front door, wc found a big surprise!
Mareya pointed at our torn-kit art kits. "Something tells me Ginger might not been sleeping this
whole time.w "Oh,no, our foam brushes are now foam shred! Bad Ginger!w I said. "It's OK.”
Marcya said. "She's way too little to know any better.”
Para. 1 On the walk to Mareya 9$ house I said, " J hope Ms. Williams will understand why we
couldn 9t do our portrait task."
Para. 2 We ended up having a great lime making our portraits with our fingers.
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听力：
1-5 BACAC 6-10ACBBA 11-15 ABBCB 16-20 CBACA
阅读理解
21-23 CAD 24-27 CADB 28-31 ACDB 32-35 DAAC
七选五
36-40 GDFBC
完形填空
41-45 CBDAD 46-50 BDAAC 51-55 BCACB
语篇完形填空
56. for 57.departing 58.that/which 59.a
60.dosely 61.to enhance 62.destinations
63. and 64.establishment 65.have made
应用文写作
Dear Mr. Smith,
I'm Li Hua. Students in our school will go to the Hubei Provincial Museum this
Sunday. Knowing you take a great interest in Chinese culture, I'm writing to invite
you to join us.
The Hubei Provincial Museum is a treasure trove of history and culture, where
you can enjoy so many exquisite artifacts. Among its many stunning exhibits, the
chime bells and the sword of Goujian, which are considered the most prized
possessions and masterpieces of ancient Chinese bronze casting, are must-sees. The
commentators will make vivid explanations about them, from which you can have a
good understanding of Chinese history and culture.
All students arc supposed to gather at the front gate of the museum at 9 a m. on
Sunday. I'm looking fbnvard to seeing you.
Yours,
Li Hua
读后续写
On the walk lo Mareya's house. I said. "I hope Ms, Williams will understand why
wc couldn't do our portrait task.” “ What do you mean ** asked Marcya curiously.
“We're allowed to paint in any style. Let's just use different paintbrushes.*1 She bent
down, picked up two skinny sticks,and said, MHow about these " "Why not 11 I
laughed. And I told her that I was pretty sure tempera paints were safe for finger
painting. We carefully painted each others portraits with our colorful fingers. Besides,
we both added Ginger to our paintings.
We ended ud having a great time making our portraits with our fingers. And even
though our masterpieces turned out way different than they would have with the foam
brushes, they ended up being our favorite pieces of the whole art term. "We're sorry,"
we told Ms.Williams, wbut a dog really did eat part of our homework Ms. Williams
smiled happily. MArt is a lot like life. It almost never turns out the way we plan. And
sometimes going in an entirely different direction is the very thing that makes it
wonderful
Text 1
W: Good morning! You're going to be late.
M: Ugh... What time is it 8:20 a.m Schoo! starts at 8:50 a.m.! (1) Why didn't you wake me
up earlier
W: You're 16 years old. You need to be responsible for your own schedule. Set an alarm clock.
Text 2
W: So, Keri, 1 hear you have a new house. What's it like
M: Ifs old and small. Ifs wooden on the inside* (2) It has two bedrooms and a study on the
upper floor, while downstairs there's a Jiving room, a kitchen, and a bathroom.
Text 3
M: Oh, is that the time I've been having too much fun to notice! I've got to get up early in the
morning.
W: The waitresses have already started to clean the floor They'd probably wish we went
home now! (3)
Text 4
M: Have you been to the river recently I've never seen it so low.
W: Yes, we went last week The water was very shallow.
M: I hope that it rains soon. Ifs much more run when the river is higher (4)
Text5
M: Have you seen the state of the house Who is going to clean up all this garbage (5)
W: Leave it for Mary to tidy up. It uas her idea to have the party. This will teach her to be responsible.
Text 6
W: Vince, come in. Thanks for joining me to discuss your work progress.
M: Absolutely, Angela. Besides the issue with me arriving late to the office, what else can I
improve on
W: Don't worry about the mornings, Vince. The main issue is your work during business hours.
Although you've become a valued part of the team, your sales record has been low. (6)
M: I know. I'm Hying to sell more of our products, but Tve had difliculty making deals.
W: That's why you're going to work with your co-worker JefT our top seller (7)
M: Can do.
Text 7
W: What are you going to do afterschool (10)
M: Probably play basketball. Why
W: My neighbor、dog has had little dogs, and I'm going to visit them. (8) (10) I thought
you'd like to come! (10)
M: Oh, I would! 1 love little dogs.
W: They're super cute. I really want a dog. My dad wants one too, but my mom isn't sure, so. I'm
going to take lots of cute photos to try again!
M: Good idea! I already have two dogs. (9) I am not sure if I can have another one! But I'd love
to see them.
W: So, Til meet you after basketball
M: If I play basketball, Til need lo lake a shower afler. I can play basketball any time. Meet me
here after the bell. (10)
W: Great!
Text 8(第11题为推断题)
M: Pm trying to buy some clothes online for Halloween, (12) but no shops have my size.
W: Why don't you just make one
M: I guess it would take too long for me to do it. 1 want to be my favorite superhero and it is quite
diflicult.
W: Did you know that your aunt Cindy used to make clothes for films before she retired
(13)
M: No. Really Which ones
W: Ones you've never watched. But I'm sure if you asked nicely, she could help you create
something.
M: I'd love that. It means it would be original and stand out from everyone else.
W: Well m give her a call. (13)
M: That would be great.
W: Youll need to buy her a gift to say thanks.
M: Docs she like chocolate
W: Not really. Tm sure she'd prefer some flowers.
Text 9
W: My textbook is in here somewhere. (17) Sorry, it's such a mess!
M: Wow, you've got a lot of dolls! Aren't you too old to play with toys
W: Don't be silly. My little sister collects them. This is her bedroom too. (14)
M: Ah, I see.
W: My dad travels all over Europe fbr his work. Whenever he visits a new country, he buys her a
new doll. They,re all wearing traditional national clothes.
M: So, this boy doll in a skirt is a Scottish doll
W: Yes, it's called a "kilt”. And this one is from Germany. The dress sbe9s wearing is called a
udirndr. (15)
M: Oh, this one's cool. I like his bright red shirt, and blue trousers.
W: My dad brought tliat one back from Finland. He represents the S4皿即qp*. (16) a unique
native culture across northernmost Europe.
M: Oh, cool!
W: There was a little hat that came with him, but it's gone missing. (16)
M: Interesting!
W: Yes, my sister has learned a lot from them. Speaking or learning, here's my textbook! (17)
M: Great! Can I use the bathroom before we study
W: Sure, it's next to the living room.
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Text 10
Have you noticed it is harder for you to focus on one thing for a long time If so, you're not
alone. Many studies have been written about people's attention and their cell phones. The research
in those studies is clear. Your ability to keep attention has gotten less, although computer engineers
at large online and social media companies work hard to keep your attention glued to their
websites. With so many interesting things available at a click, people are getting less able to
focus on something in a deep way, like reading a book for 30 minutes. This is a concern, (18)
because we have only had this technology^ for several years. Yet, it is not all bad. Our brains have
gotten better at reviewing large amounts or information quickly. (19) On the other hand, some
studies from the last couple of years say the opposite. This much smaller group argues that all
attention depends on interest. So, while it is true that a person checks more and more websites
every minulc, that's because websites have increased their ability to get your curiosity. (20)

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