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1学科网（北京）股份有限公司2022-2023学年第二学期6月六校联合调研考试英语试卷答案2023.6第一部分听力（每小题1.5分，满分30分）1-5BABAC6-10CACAB11-15ACBBC16-2

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reandpresentmyspeech.Whenwearewritingamessagetosomeone,itcanbehardtogetacrosshowwearefeeling.Emojiscanhelpwiththis,

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ecartandquicklydisappearedintothecrowd.Maxgraspedtheshoppingcartandpusheditbacktothecarparkofthesupermarket.Thelittleoldlady

wasstillwaitinganxiouslyoutsidehercar.Thestoremanagerhadcome.Itwasquiteclearthattheladyhadbeendeeplyfrigh

tened.Themanagerwastryingtocomforther.Maxwalkeduptoherandsaidregrettably,“Icouldn’tcatchthebadboys,buthereisyo

urshopping.”“Oh,thankyou!”theladysaid.“Youareahero.”Max’sfaceturnedred.Thoughhedidn’tthinkofhimselfasah

ero,hereallyfeltproudofhimself.听力材料Text1.W：Dad,haveyouseenmyhairdryer?IrememberIblow-driedmyhairlastnigh

tandleftitinmybedroom.Butit’snotthere,norinthesittingroom.M:Oh,yourmomuseditandputitawayinthebathroom.2

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utyoursincerehelp.W:Mypleasure!Ialsolearnedalotfromyou.Text3.W:Doyouknowthatthegovernment’sconsideringi

nvestingmoneyinpublictransportation,tobuildmorelong-distancebuslines?M:Really?Whenwasthatpolicyreleased?That’

sreallygoodnews.Text4.W:I’vebeenconsideringbuyingacoffeemachineforweeks,butI’msimplytoobusytodoit.M:Whydon’t

youdoitonline?Youjustneedtocreateanaccountandfollowtheinstructionsformakingpurchases.Text5.M:Tina,youwerelateforworkthreetimesth

isweek!Ourmanager’snothappywiththat.W:Iknow.Butmybrotherjusthadanoperation,andIneedtobringbreakfasttohimbeforeIdrivetowork.MaybeIshouldgetupearlier

.Text6.W:Soyoudon’thavealicense?M:No,I’velivedincitycentersallmylife.IusuallytakethesubwaytoworkandIa

lsoridemybicyclesometimes.W:Doyouthinkyou’lllearntodrivesomeday?M:Yes.Iplantobuyacarnextyear.I’dliketotravelmore.I’vebeeni

nthisplaceforafewyears,butitseemslikeIhaven’tseenanythingyet.W:Okay.M:I’vealreadysignedupforacoursenearmyapartment.Itstartsn

extmonth.Text7.M:DoyouknowthepaintingbyEdwardMunchcalledTheScream?W:Yes.Itwassoldatanauction---guessatw

hatprice?M:IrememberapaintingbyVanGoghsoldatarecord-high82.5millionmanyyearsago.W:ThenMunch’sTheScreamachie

vedanothermilestone:itwassoldat119.9milliondollars.AndhereitsaysthepreviousrecordisheldbyapaintingbyPicassoat106.5million.M:Doest

hatmeantheworldisattachinggreatersignificancetofineart?W:Notnecessarily.Thesepaintingshavealreadybecomeanicon,buttheircommercialvaluechanges,depe

ndingonthemarket,thecampaign,personaltaste,ect.Text8.M:I’mstillnotsurewhetherIshouldapplytoagraduateschoolinFrance.You’vebeentherefortwoyears.W

hatdoyouthink?W:Ithinkit’sgoodvalueformoney.Francehasbeenapopularstudy-abroaddestinationbecauseofitsmanyexcellentuniv

ersities.M:ArethetuitionfeesinFrancehigh?W:TheymightbehigherthaninRussia,butlowerthanin,let’ssay,theUS.M:What

aboutaccommodation?W:You’dbetterliveintheuniversityresidencehalls.It’smuchsafer,andcheaperthanlivinginahostfamilyorrentingan

apartment.M:Okay.I’dalsoliketoaskyouabouttheapplicationprocedures.IwenttotheStudy-AbroadCenteryesterday3学科网（北京）股份有限公司morning,andt

heytoldmeitdependsonwhereI’mgoing.W:Right.Applicationproceduresvaryfromoneinstitutetoanother,soyou’llneedtolookthemu

pontheirwebsitesorfindanagencytoguideyou.Text9.W:Morning,everyone.WelcometoBusiness!Today,I’mtalkingtoRichardButler,Ma

nagingDirectorofCliche,thestrawtoywhicheveryyoungsterwants.Welcome,Richard!M:HelloJenny.W:So,howdidit

allstart?M:I’dbeenrunningmyfather’splasticcomponentbusiness,andwewereproducingmake-upcases---eyeshadow,lipstickandsoon.IthoughtIwouldtake

itasfarasIcould,butIwasboredfromtheverybeginning.W:WhatgaveyoutheideaforCliche?M:Iwasataweddingparty,sittinginacornertoyingwithplasticdr

inkingstrawsonmytable.Ipiecedthemtogetherandmanagedtobuildatoywiththem.IrealizedthatwiththerightstructureIcouldbuildsomeimpressivenewtoys.W:Howd

idyouplantogetstartedthen?M:Myinitialideawastoselltheconcepttoabigtoycompany,sotheycouldmakeandsellit.Afterthemodelwasready,Itriedtoconvinceabigman

ufacturer,butunexpectedly,theyagreedtodevelopitwithmecollectively.Andthatsavedmealotoftrouble.Text10.Mymom’saw

onderfulwoman.ShewasborninTexasin1968andworkedasaSpanishteacheruntil2005.Thentwoyearslater,withmyfather’shelp,shebuiltahomefo

rchildreninHonduras.Shedevotedherselftocaringforthepoor,bothphysicallyandemotionally.However,from2020,everythingwasdifferent.Mym

omwasfoundwithAlzheimer’sdisease.Butluckily,shedoesn’thaveParkinson’sdiseaseoranybloodpressuredisorders,whichar

ecommondiseasesfortheelderly.Rightnow,mymomlivesinaspecialcarecenterthatmeetstheneedsofresidentswhosufferfromsuchmedicalconditio

ns.Severaltimesaweek,awomancomestobatheher.Theyoftenofferactivitiesatthecenter,andtheseincludesinging,exercise,andevenshorttri

pstothelocalarea.Althoughmymomisn’tabletoparticipateintheseasshedidinthepast,shestillenjoysthesimplethings:holdinghands,watchingTVshowsandtaki

ngshortwalksoutside.Iusedtotalkabouteverythingwithmymom.Butnow,myconversationswithmymomarealwaysshort,likelastweek...