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英语本试卷分为客观题和主观题两部分,共150分,共12页。考试时间为120分钟。考试结束后,只交答题卡。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。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.Whatdowelearnfromtheconversation?A.Therewillbeamathexamtomor
row.B.Todayistheman’sbirthday.C.Themandoesn’tlikemathexams.2.Whatcolouristhewoman’sdress?A.Blue.B.White.C.Bla
ck.3.Whendidtheman’sdaughtersetanewworldrecord?A.In1999.B.In2005.C.In2009.4.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hemovedthedeskalone.B.Hehadsomeclassmatesmovethede
sk.C.Hisclassmateshelpedhimmovethedesk.5.Whattimeisitnow?A.3:10.B.3:15.C.4:10.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.Whomightthemanbe?A.Awaiter.B.Thewoman’sfriend.C.Thew
oman’shusband.7.Wherewasthewalletfound?A.Intherestroom.B.Atthecashdesk.C.Onthetable.听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。8.Whatar
ethosechildrenlike?A.Shy.B.Active.C.Selfish.9.Whydoesthewomanhavetoleave?A.Becauseherchildrenareill.B.Becauseherparentsarein
poorhealth.C.Becauseherfriendsmadeherleave.听第8段材料,回答第10至12题。10.Whathappenedtotheman?A.Hegotuplateinthemorning.B.Hestayedupallnigh
treading.C.Hefeltasleepwhilereading.11.Whatmakesthemansleepywhenreading?A.Hedoesn’tlikereading.B.Hedidn’tslee
pwelllastnight.C.Hedoesn’tunderstandthemeaningofthebook.12.Whatmayhelptobetterunderstandabook?A.Findthemainideafirst.B.Skipthedifficultpartsoftheboo
k.C.Recitethedetailsofthebook.听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。13.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Ataparty.B.Inashop.
C.Inagameroom.14.Whosebirthdayiscoming?A.Theman’s.B.Thewoman’sbrother’s.C.Thewoman’sson’s.15.Howmuchdoesthew
omanplantospend?A.$50.B.$30.C.$20.16.Whatdoesthewomanchooseatlast?A.AbookaboutPCgames.B.Amagiccar.C.Apencil-box.听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。17.Whoisthemantalki
ngto?A.Hisstudents.B.Hisparents.C.Hischildren.18.Whywastheman’smothermadathim?A.Hedidn’tbecomeadoctor.B.Hepaintedeverywh
ereinthehouse.C.Hewascrazyabouttakingphotos.19.Whatistheman’sfather?A.Apainter.B.Adoctor.C.Aphotographer.20.What
dowelearnabouttheman?A.Hegaveuphisdreambecauseofhismother.B.Hefeelsextremelyregretful.C.Hestillpaintsasahobby.第二节阅读理解(共两
小节,20小题,每小题2.5分。满分50分)第一小节: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。ABestmusicalsandshowsinLondon’sWestEndTheBookof
MormonThiscomedymusicalfollowstheplightofapairofteenageMormonmissionariessenttoconvertavillageinadangerouspartofUganda.Thebrainchildof
SouthParkcreatorsTreyParkerandMattStone,TheBookofMormonhaswonnineTonyAwards,includingBestMusical.Prices:from£24.60ThePhantomoftheOpe
raAndrewLloydWebber’sfamousmusical,ThePhantomoftheOpera,tellsthetaleofashadowycharacterwhoattemptstomakeChristi
natheleadingladyoftheParisOpera.Withafantasticplotandbreathtakingscene,thislong-runningshowisoneofthemust-s
eemusicalsinLondon.Prices:from£30.75SchoolofRockRockoutatthisaward-winningnewmusical.Basedonthe2003movie,
SchoolofRockfollowsthestoryofDeweyFinnandhisdiscoverytotransformaclassofA-gradestudentsintoarealrockgroup.Butwi
lltheymakeittotheBattleoftheBands?BookinguntilFeb.Prices:from£18.00MatildaTheMusicalBewowedbytheRoyal
ShakespeareCompany’smulti-award-winningproductionofMatildaTheMusical.RoaldDahl’scelebratedstoryburstsintolifeinthisWest
EndmusicalbyDennisKellyandTimMinchin.Childrenandadultsalikewillbedelightedbythelittlegirlwithanextraordinaryimagina
tion.Prices:from£24.0021.WhatisThePhantomoftheOperaspecialfor?A.Itsattractivestory.B.Itsbeautifulsong
s.C.Itsexcellentcostumes.D.Itsexperiencedactors.22.Bothkidsandadultsaremostlikelytoenjoy.A.SchoolofRockB.MatildaTheMusic
alC.TheBookofMormonD.ThePhantomoftheOpera23.Whatdoesthetextmainlyaimtodo?A.Evaluatemusicals.B.Criticizemusicals.C.
Analyzemusicals.D.Advertisemusicals.BAlmostallcalligraphy(书法)loversagreethatwritingcharacterswithabrushandinkonstrawpapero
ffersawaytocommunicatewithnotonlyhistoryandculture,butalsooneself.ButnowChinesecharacterhandwritingisunderthreatfromcomput
ersandmobilephones.Acollegegraduatelookingforajobwasreportedlyturneddownbyacompanybecausehewrote24charactersincorrectlyina400-characte
rhandwrittenresume.AsurveybyHorizonKey,coveringpeoplefrom12majorcitiesinChina,foundthatnearlyonethirdofthoseinterviewedoftenexperience"characteramnes
ia(遗忘)",with94percentsayingthisisaproblemforthem.ThemainreasonisthatmostChineserelytoomuchonthepinyin-basedChineselanguageinputm
ethodwhichisreplacingthetraditionofwritingcharactersstroke(笔划)bystroke.Thesoftwarewillconvenientlychoosetherightcharactersaccordingtotheco
ntextorwordfrequency,astherearedozensofcharacterswiththesamepronunciationinChinese.Educationisanotherproblem.Incollege,mosthomeworkandpapersarepri
ntedout,insteadofhandwritten.Andfewteachersusechalkandblackboards,withMicrosoft’sPowerPointthemost-oftenusedsoftwaretoteachknowledgetostud
ents.Thenumberofelectronicdevicesintheclassroomisthoughttobeanotherreasonwhystudentsareeasilysatisfiedwithjustapoorknowledgeofthe
Chineselanguageandcharacters.Itisquickertolookupacharacterinanelectronicdictionary,buttraditionalprinteddictionarie
soffermoredetailedinformationontheusageandmeaningofthecharacters.Studentspaymoreattentiontorememberingacharacter'spronunciation,butnotthe
otherknowledgerelatedtoit,whiche-dictionariesrarelyprovide.Anotherworryisthe“pollution”ofChinesecharacter
sbyInternetlanguage.YoungpeopleregardusingInternetlanguageascoolandfashionable.Aftertheylearntousetheseexpressions,theyautomaticallyincludeth
emintheirwriting.24.Withtheexampleofacollegegraduate,theauthorshows.A.thatpracticingcanimprovewritingB.whycertainpeoplearepoorwritersC.thatthereared
ifferencesinstudents’writingD.whyChinesecharacterhandwritingisingreatdanger25.Bysaying“…thoseinterviewedoftenexperiencecharacteramnesia(遗忘)”,thew
ritermeansthoseinterviewed.A.arenotgoodathandwritingB.can’twritecharactersaccuratelyC.shownointerestinhandwritingD.fi
ndjobsmuchmoredifficultly26.WhatphenomenonisdescribedinParagraph5?A.Dependenceonelectronicdevices.B.Advantagesofelectronicdiction
aries.C.Masteryofknowledgeofthecharacters.D.Disadvantagesofpublisheddictionaries.27.What’sthewriter’sattitudetowardst
heInternetlanguage?A.Favorable.B.Uncaring.C.Disapproving.D.Friendly.CLivestock(牲畜)farmersarebeingunfa
irlydescribedasevilanddangerousbyvegans(纯素食者)andenvironmentaladvocates,expertsfromtheUniversityofEdinburghandScotland’sRuralCollegetoldt
heirpeersataseminarinLondon,theTelegraphreports.Theshockingviewcomesdespitetheurgingofmanyclimatescientistswhosayeatingaplant-baseddiet
isoneofthebestwaystoreduceourcurrentenvironmentalcrisis.AccordingtotheScottishscientists,itisnotrighttoblameglobalwarmingonmeatproductio
n–infact,livestockfarmersareproducingcattlethatarelessharmfultotheenvironment.Also,theyargue,thankstohighprotein,meathasareall
yimportanteffectonthedevelopmentofchildrenworldwide,andfewerlivestockfarmswouldn’tnecessarilymeanmoresustainablelanduse.“Oftentheargumentismad
ethatgoingveganwouldminimizelanduse,andthemodelingstudiesthathavebeendoneshowthatthat’snotthecase,”saidGeoffSimm,directorof
GlobalAcademyAgricultureandFoodSecurityatEdinburgh.“Wefeelthatwhilelivestockproductionhasarangeofeconomic,socialandenvironmentalcostsandbe
nefits,thecostshaveperhapsbeenreceivingfarmoreattentionrecentlythansomeofthebenefits.”MikeCoffeyofRural
Collegeslammedveganismas“completelyunnecessary”.“Ifeverybodywentvegan,itwouldbedamagingtotheUKenvironment,”hesaid.“Animalskeptforfoodhelpincr
easebiodiversity.”EdinburghUniversityprofessorAndreaWilsonaddedthattheenvironmentalimpactofveganismh
asnotbeenexaminedtothesamedegree.“Weknowalotaboutthelivestocksector(行业)becausepeoplehavelookedatit.Weactuallyknowverylittleaboutthevegansector,”s
hesaid.28.Theenvironmentaladvocatesthinkthelivestockfarmers.A.aretreatedunfairlybyvegansB.aretoblameforglobalwarmingC.canhelpimprov
etheenvironmentD.canofferplant-baseddietsforvegans29.WhatdoScottishscientiststhinkoflivestockproduction?A.Itsuseoflandshouldbereduced.B.Itcause
sgreaterdamagetotheenvironment.C.Thenutrientsprovidedcanbenefitchildren’sgrowth.D.Thecostsoflivestockproduction
aregreaterthanbenefits.30.Theunderlinedword“slammed”inParagraph4isclosestinmeaningto“”.A.recognisedB.cr
iticizedC.struckD.described31.Whatdoesthepassagemainlytalkabout?A.Veganismisbecomingamajortrend.B.Goingveganwon’ts
avetheenvironment.C.Wherethelivestockfarmingisleadingus.D.Howwecansolvetheenvironmentalcrisis.DPamelaSimpsonis53,“notsporty”andhassufferedfromasthma(
哮喘)allherlife.TwoyearsagohersonTay-Teale,now10,tookupBMX(自行车越野赛).“IenjoyedwatchinghimandthoughtI’dliketotryit,
”Simpsonrecalls.“ButIdidn’twanttoembarrassmyself.Ihadn'triddenforover40years.”Thenshenoticedasessionforwomenandgir
lsatBurgessParkBMXTrackinPeckham,south-eastLondon,whereJay-Tealetrained.ThisseasonSimpsonracedattheLondonBMXseriesandfin
ishedthirdinhercategory.“Itwasthemostworryingexperienceofmylife.Butitwasalsoexhilarating,”shesayscheerfully.“Mysonisproudofme.Wenowshareare
alloveforthesport.Ithasbroughtusclosertogether.”SincebecomingpartoftheOlympicGamesin2008,thepopularityofBMXhasrisen.AprogramintroducedinLon
donin2011bythesportsdevelopmentcharityAccessSporthasseentracksbuiltinseveralLondonregions,backedupwithinvestmentincoaching,andtheprogramisbeingrol
ledouttoBristol.MavolwaneWright’schildrenSkye,11andXander,10aresponsoredriderswhohaverepresentedGreatBritain
ineveryworldchampionshipsince2014.MavolwaneWrightsaysshewasmotivatedtostartBMXherselfoutofaninterestarousedbywatchingsomucho
fit.“It'saneye-openertoshareyourchildren’sinterests,”sheexplains.“Youcomprehendwhattheygothroughinamuchmoredirectway.Itaddsanoth
erdimensiontoyourrelationship.”Itisalsoahigh-impactsportandtherisksarefairlyobvious.“Itotallygetthefear,”saysEmmaBudgens,51,aBMXe
xercisecoachandcyclinginstructor.“It'sthefearofdoingsomethingnew,ofgettinghurt.ButIsay,‘Comeandgiveitatry.’Thechanceofhavinganaccidentisslim,
andyoucanspendtimeontheflattoimproveyourconfidence.”32.WhatcanwelearnaboutPamelaSimpsonfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Shetended
tobeinactive.B.Sheperformedpoorlyintherace.C.Sheusedtofeelawkwardinpublic.D.ShetrainedatBurgessParkBMXTrack.33.Whatdoestheunderlin
edword“exhilarating”inParagraph3mean?A.Annoying.B.Inspiring.C.Thrilling.D.Challenging.34.WhatbenefitdidSimpsonandWrightgetfr
omBMX?A.Morelifeskills.B.Strongerwill.C.Moreconfidenceinthemselves.D.Betterparent-childrelationships.35.WhatdoesEmm
aBudgensthinkofBMX?A.Riskybutactuallysecure.B.Demandingbutopentoall.C.Competitivebutinstructive.D.Pleasantbuttime-consuming.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。BenefitsofbeingadigitalnomadAdigitalnomadissomeonewhousestechnologytoworkfromany
whereintheworld.Workingasadigitalnomadhasbecomeapopularwayoflivingnow.____36____Mostpeopleknowthatdi
gitalnomadscandecidebythemselveswhereorwhentowork.Notonlycanyouwakeupinacountryontheothersideoftheworld,butyoucanwakeupatanytimeyoulike.Yo
ucanmaketravelaregularpartofyourlife,insteadofsavingitfortwoshortweeksperyear.Itcanbestressfultosqueezeintocrowdedsubwaysdu
ringrushhour.____37____Neverwillyouhavetofeellikeasardine(沙丁鱼)inapackedsubwaycar.Soifyousaygoodbyetoyourcommute(通勤),youcouldbeha
ppier.____38____Notonlywillyoumeetresidents(居民)ofthecountryyoulandin,butyou’llalsomeetfellowdigitalnomadswhoco
mefromcountriesallovertheworld.You’llgetachancetodevelopfriendshipswithpeopleyouwouldneverhavemetifyou’dstayedathome.Beinganomadisajou
rneythroughlifethatcantakeyouaroundtheworldandbackagain.Withsomanyexperiences,itisnotonlynaturalthatyouwillh
avemanyinterestingstoriestosharewithothers.Peoplewillbeattractedtothat,whetherinyourbusinessorpersonallife.____39____Itmayseemlikeremotejo
bpickingsareslim,butthatcouldn’tbefurtherfromthetruth.Youcantrainyourselfinaparticularskillsettobecomeafreelancer(自由作家),oryoucanstartyourow
nbusinessfromscratch.Don’tsellyourselfshortbythinkingthatdigitalnomadjobsareon-in-a-million.____40____Youcangrowatyourownpace—it’salluptoyouw
henyou’readigitalnomad.A.Theopportunitiesareendless.B.Youcanmeetpeoplefromallovertheworld.C.Youcanbeflexiblewithyourworkschedule
.D.Asaresult,theexperiencesasanomadmakeyoumorepopular.E.Itcouldalsobeafinanciallycleverchoicetobecomeadigitalnomad.F.Ifyou’readigitalnomad,youcanlea
vethosecold,darkmonthsbehind.G.Whenyouworkasanomad,however,you’llneverhavetocommuteagain.第三节:完形填空(共15个选项,每个1分。)A70
-year-oldgrannywinsheartswithherenergetic1.____onDouyin,HeQireportsinShanghai.VideosonthesocialnetworkingplatformDouyin-alsoknowngloballyasTikTok-t
hatshowmenandwomenwithimpeccablephysiquesworkingoutordispensingfitnesstipsarecommonplace.Tryingto2._____fromthecro
wdamid,thedelugeofsuchvideoscanoftenbedifficult,butarelativelynewaccount,whichhasonlybeenactivesincelastyear,has3.____todosoeasily.
Thefitnessinstructorbehindthis4.____isnotayoungwomanwithaslim,tonedfigurethatwouldleaveviewersgreenwithenvy.Thestarhereis70-year-oldChenJifang,
aShanghairesidentwith3million5.____onherDouyinvideos.Shewasonceeven6.____onarealityshowonChinaCentralTelevisi
on.Accordingtohertrainer,whohelpedtomanagetheDouyinaccount,Chenattractedmorethan400,000followerswithinjusta
fewmonths."ThemaingroupthatIwantedto7.____waspeopleages30to50,"saysChen."Ithinktheywillbemotivatedtoworkoutinthegymafterseeing
thata8.____likemecan.ThemessageIwantto9.____isthatitisnevertoolatetopursuegoodhealth."ForChen,her10.____forexercisingwasbornoutofa11.___insteadofdesi
retobecomefamous.AccordingtoChen,herhealthhadbeen12.____sinceshewasachild.Sheevenhadtogiveupherjobaftergivingbirthtoherdaughterbecau
seher13.____wasseverelyaffectedbythepregnancy."Inthepast,wheneverIfelt14.____,Iwouldlieathomeforanentireday,"saysChen,who
usedtobeasaleswomaninalocalfoodcompany15.____retirement.41.A.activitiesB.workoutsC.behaviorsD.attitudes42.A.gooutB.takeoutC.standoutD.f
indout43.A.triedB.attemptedC.gotD.managed44.A.accountB.noteC.noticeD.mark45.A.likesB.dislikesC.quotesD.comments46.A.displayedB.showedC.featuredD
.turned47.A.helpB.encourageC.inviteD.attend48.A.grannyB.womanC.personD.people49.A.fightB.delayC.conveyD.imagine50.A.ha
tredB.passionC.anxietyD.emotion51.A.necessityB.loveC.objectiveD.need52.A.goodB.badC.poorD.superb53.A.s
tateB.mindC.bodyD.health54.A.uncomfortableB.unusualC.upsetD.unhappy55.A.afterB.beforeC.whenD.until主观题:共三部分,共50分。第一
部分:语法填空:(每空1.5分,共15分。)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Thereisnorealevidencethatspendingtoomuch
timeonlineseverelydamagestheuser’slifeinthelongterm.Thatisnottosaythatthere____61____(be)noneedforconcern.Ment
alhealthproblemsrepresent____62____largestburdenofdiseaseamongyoungpeople.Onestudy____63____(do)intenOECD(Organisationfo
rEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment)countriesfoundthataquarterofallyoungpeoplehadamentaldisorder.Eve
nasmall____64____(add)tothatnumberwouldbeabadthing.Andheavyusersofsocialmediaandvideogamesoftensufferfromsleepdeprivation(缺乏),____65_
___causesanxietyandotherproblems.Cyberbullying(网络欺凌)isalsobecomingmorecommon,thoughitdirectlyaffectsa____66____(relative)sma
llnumberofchildren.Andpeopleonsocialmediatrytomaketheirlivesseem____67____(attract)thantheyreallyare,whichcanm
akesomechildrenfeelleftout.Itishardtoclassifyscreenuse.____68____isgoodforonechildofaparticularagemaybebadforanotheroneofa____69____(diffe
r)age.Butitisclearthat,particularlyforyoungerchildren,ithelpsifparentsareinvolved.Thetroubleisthatchi
ldrencanfindithard____70____(get)anyattentionfromtheirparentsthesedaysbecausethey,too,arealwaysontheirsmart
phones.61.62.63.64.65.66.67.68.69.70.第三部分:书面表达:(40分)一应用文:15分。最近,某英文报将举办国际中学生创意大赛,要求参赛者设计一所未来学校。请根据下面的写作
提示写一篇短文投稿,介绍你设计的未来的学校。内容包括:1.介绍学校的整体布局;2.你的设计理由。注意:1.词数80左右。2.可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。二、续写(25分):Asuddencallcame
intoJimmyGilleece’sbarthispastMarch.Anewlymarriedwomanwhohadspenttheafternoonatthedivebeachbarcouldn’tfindherwallet.Shedidn’tcareab
outherID,creditcards,or$150incash,butherweddingringwasjustinside.Gilleece,42,didn’tliketheideathatatheftcouldhavehappenedathispl
ace,sohespenthourssearching16differentcameras,watchingthewoman’severystepuntilshewenttositonabenchoutsideandleftwhenherridearrived.Withinminu
tes,ayoungmaninahoodie(连帽衫)approachedthebench,putsomethinginhispocket,andwalkedoff.Gilleecepostedacliponthebar’sFacebookpa
ge.“Ididn’twanttocriticizehim,”hesaid.“Ijustaskedifanybodyknewwhotheguywas.”Withinhours,Gilleecegotatextmessagef
rom17-year-oldRiversPrather,whoadmittedtakingthewalletandsaidhe’ddoneitbecausehehadn’teatenintwodays.Thinkingtheringwasfake,hethrewthewalletintoth
eoceanandtookthemoneytobuyasandwich.Gilleece,unsurewhetherhebelievedPrather,toldtheteenagertomeethimatthedocks(码头).There,theygottotalking,andPrathers
aidthathewasn’tgettingalongwithhisfamilyandhadbeenlivinginthewoodsforaweek.Gilleece,afatheroftwo,tookstockof(审视)Prather―hissmallbody,hisflus
hing(涨得通红的)cheeks一andsawhimforwhathewas:moreofakidthanacriminal.However,thepolicewerealreadyonthecaseandbecauseofthemissingring,Pratherco
uldbefacingseverecharges.Gilleecedecidedtohelp.HeemployedtwolocaldiverstosearchthewaterswherePratherhadthrownthewallet.Me
anwhile,thepolicewantedGilleecetobringtheteendowntothestation.Instead,Gilleececalledthepoliceandtoldthem,“He’sgoingtobeatth
edockswithmetomorrow.”注意:1.续写词数应为150词左右;2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。Paragraph1:Acrowdhadgatheredtowatchthetwodiverssearchinthestrongcurrent.______________
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___________________________Paragraph2:Butitwasn’toverforGilleece._____________________________________________________
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_______________________________参考答案听力:1-5CACCC6-10AABBC11-15CABCC16-20BABBC阅读:21-25ABDDB26-30ACBCB31-35BACDA35-40CGBDA完形填空:41-45BCDAA46-50CBACB5
1-55DCDAB语法填空:61.is62.the63.done64.addition65.which66.relatively67.moreattractive68.What69.different70.toget书面表达:书面表达一
:Itisinterestingtodesignaschoolofthefuture.I’ddesigntheschoolasfollows:Tobeginwith,thereisabiggardeninthefrontoftheschool,wh
ichmakestheschoolattractive.Second,thelaboratoryandthelibrarystandnexttoclassrooms,whichallowsustocond
uctvariousexperimentsandsearchforinformationeasily.Third,thecanteen,theplaygroundandtheschoolshopwillbedottedaroundteachingbuildingstomakeourlifemor
econvenient.Besides,therewillbeseveralauditoriumsforperformances,wherethestudentscanputtheirtalentsintogooduse.Suchismyideal
schoolofthefuture,whichisinterestingandfunctional.书面表达二:Acrowdhadgatheredtowatchthetwodiverssearchinthestrongcurrent.Moret
hananhourpassed,withnosignofthering.Gilleecegrewworried,especiallywhenthepolicebeganquestioningPratherandtrying
togethimtoadmittokeepingthering.Eachpassingminuteincreasedthechancesthathewouldarresttheyoungman.Thenadiverpoppedup.Inhishandwast
hewallet,andinsidewasthering.Cheerseruptedfromthecrowd.Eventhedetectivewashappy.Butitwasn’toverforGilleece.He’dbeentro
ubledaboutPrathersleepinginthecoldwoods.GilleeceknewhishomewasbigenoughtogivePratheraplacetoliveforawhile.Hetoldtheteenhecouldstaywithhisfamily
untiltheboygotonhisfeetagain.Healsogavethekidajobathisbar.“Mostpeoplewouldhavegiventhefootage(监控录像)t
opolice,buthechosetobelievemeandhelpme.I’llworkhardtobecomeagoodguy,justasheexpected,Prathersaidinaninterview.【解析】听力原文(T
ext1)24词W:Whyareyousohappy,Steven?Hassomethinghappened?M:Yeah!Tomorrowismybirthdayandtherewillbenomathexamto
morrow.(Text2)40词W:DoyouknowJaneboughtanewwhiteeveningdress?M:Awhiteeveningdress?Howdoyoulikeit?W:It’snice.Infact,Ilikeblueand
blackandI’vegotablueonejustlikehers.(Text3)48词M:Youknow,mydaughterwasonceaworldchampion.I’msoproudofher.W:Oh,Iheardthat
.M:Shebegantoswimin1999,andthenshejoinedaswimmingclubin2005.W:Yes,Iremember.Shesetanewworldrecordin2009.(Text4)26词W:Howonear
thdidyoumovethatheavydesktotheroomupstairs?M:Myclassmateshappenedtovisitmeandcarrieditwithme.(Text5)36词M:Ito
ldyoutowakemeupataquarterpastthree.Butnow,theminutehandispointingtotheten.W:That’sright.Butthehourhandispointingtoth
efournow!(Text6)100词丢钱包W:Ithinkmywalletwasstolen,sir.M:Whatmakesyoubelievethatitwasstolen?W:Ileftitonthetablehalfanhourago,butwhenIcamebackf
romtherestroom,itwasgone.M:Areyousureyouleftyourwalletonthetable?W:Ofcourse,sir.IplannedtopaythebillatthecashdeskbeforeIwenttotherestroom.M:Isthisyou
rwallet?Wefounditintherestroom.W:Oh,yes,itis.Well,Imusthaveleftitthereandforgottentotakeit.Thankyou.(Text7)135词老师离职M:Whatdoyouthinkofthechildrenino
urclass?W:Ilovethosechildren.Theyaresolovely.M:Theyloveyoutoo.Theysaidyouwerethebestteachertheyhadeverhad.W:WhenIfirstcameintotheclassroom,allofthe
mstoodupandlookedatme.Theyallhadasmileontheirfaces.M:Itseemsthattheybeganlovingyoufromtheverybeginning.W:Right.The
yarealsoveryactive.Nooneisshy.M:Thatiswhyyoubecamefriendswitheachother.W:Ireallydon’twanttoleave.ButIhavetobecauseofmyparents.Th
eyaren’tingoodhealth.Ioftenhavetotakethemtothehospital.M:Theywillmissyou.W:Iwillmissthemtoo.(Text8)109
词读书W:Wakeup,Peter.Timetoriseandshine.M:ImusthavefallenasleepwhileIwasreading.W:Whyareyoualwayssosleepyeverytimeyoureadb
ooks?M:Ihavedifficultyunderstandingthemeaningofthebook.W:Haveyouevertriedtofindthemainideaofthebookfirst?M:Doe
sithelp?W:Ofcourse.Afterfindingthemainidea,youcangettoknowthemeaningofthebookandthenyoucanunderstandthedetailsofthebook.M:Isitdifficul
ttofindthemainidea?W:It’sdifficultthefirsttime.Butitwillbecomeeasierandeasier.(Text9)130词买礼物M:HowcanIhelpyou?W:Mysonisgoingtohavehis16thbirthd
aypartyathome.I’dliketogethimagift.M:Whatpriceofgiftareyouinterestedin?We’llneedtoknowthatbeforewebeginlooking.W:Well,Iusuallyspend
abouttwentydollarsonagift.Doyouhaveanythingniceforthatprice?M:Howaboutapencil-box?W:No,mybrothergavehimthatforhisbirthdaylastyear.M:Well,woul
dheenjoyabookonhowtoplayPCgames?W:No,heisgoodenoughtowriteabookhimself.HelovesplayingPCgames.M:Thenyoucangethimthismagiccar.Hemustbeinteres
tedinthat.W:Goodidea.I’lltakeit.(Text10)187词我的童年梦想M:WhenIwasyoungIdreamedofbeingafamouspainter.IwassocrazyaboutpaintingthatIpaint
edanytimeeverywhere.Mymotherwasoftenmadatmewhenshesawmypaintingseverywhereonthewallsinourhouse.ShealwayshopedthatIc
ouldbeadoctor.Iguessshewantedmetofollowmyfather’sfootsteps.Myfather,however,expectedmetobecomeaphotographer.Heevenboughtmeacameraand
allkindsofprofessionalbooksandencouragedmetoattendyouthphotocontests.However,asyoucansee,boysandgirls,Ifinallybecameateache
r.Lifeisunpredictable.Sometimesyoumaynotachievethedreamsyouoncehadinyourchildhood.Butitdoesn’tmatter.Anditdoesn’tmeanyou’llhave
togiveupyourdreams.Youcanalwaysleaveyourdreaminyourheartandkeepitasalifetimehobby.Asforme,Iamstillgoodatpainting.It’sagreatwaytore
laxinmysparetime.Ialsolovephotographyandtravelling.AllmyfriendslikethephotosItakeforthem.