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2020～2021学年高三年级模拟考试卷英语(音频下载地址：jsgkxzx@163.com密码：20082008)2021．05本试卷分四个部分。满分150分，考试用时120分钟。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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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.HowsoonwillthepackagearrivewithEMS?A.Inabouttwowee

ks.B.Inlessthantwodays.C.Inmorethanthreedays.()2.Whatwillthemandonextweek?A.Giveareport.B.Makeaprese

ntation.C.Takearest.()3.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A.Findthearticleatthereferencedesk.B.Readthearticleonthecomputer.C.Turntothe

librariansforhelp.()4.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?A.Cancelhermembership.B.Rushtocatchabus.C.Callthemanbacklater.()5.Whatdowelearnfromtheconve

rsation?A.Thewomandidn'tlikeclassicalmusic.B.Themandidn'tthinkhighlyoftheconductor.C.Theconductordidn'tlikethechoiceofthemusic.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.Whydoesthemanmakethecall?A.Tomakeanenquiryaboutanewcar.B.Tobuyaninsuranceforhiscar.C.Tomakeacomplain

tabouttheservice.()7.HowmuchdoestheRedFlagcompanychargemonthly?A.$30.B.$40.C.$48.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。()8.Whatdidthemanfindinthelibrary?A

.Aticketforafestival.B.AbookaboutSpanishmusic.C.Abrochureaboutamusicfestival.()9.What'stheprobablerelationship

betweenthespeakers?A.Husbandandwife.B.Managerandsecretary.C.Teacherandstudent.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。()10.Whatarethetwospeakerstalkingabout?A.Adviceonh

avinganinterview.B.Tipsonchoosingajob.C.WaysoflearningEnglish.()11.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?A.Rememberhera

nswersinadvance.B.Benaturalwhenshespeaks.C.UseasmanyEnglishwordsaspossible.()12.Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman'ssuggestions?A.Not

practical.B.Abitconfusing.C.Quitevaluable.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。()13.Wheredoesthisconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Onthephone.B.Attheairport.C.InMilton.

()14.HowfarisMiltonfromTorontoAirport?A.Lessthan150miles.B.Morethan150miles.C.Exactly150miles.()15.Whydoesn'tthewomanrentacar?A.Shecan'tdriveherse

lf.B.Shedoesn'tfeellikedriving.C.Shedoesn'thaveenoughmoney.()16.What'sthewoman'sfinaldecision?A.Takingataxi

fromtheairport.B.Takingtheairportshuttlebus.C.TakingaGreyhoundbus.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。()17.Whatisthespeaker?A.Aguide.B.Ateac

her.C.Acoach.()18.Whatdoesthespeakermainlytalkabout?A.Factorsdecidingthechoiceofgoods.B.Consumers'choiceofcars.C.Productswi

thhighquality.()19.Whatdopeoplethinkofreliabilitynowadays?A.It'sgettingmoreattention.B.It'sstillimportant.C.It'sthedecidingfactor.(

)20.Wherecanpeoplegetaccesstomoreinformation?A.Fromnewspapers.B.Fromawebsite.C.Fromabook.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ATheUCLA(UniversityofCalifornia,LosAngeles)VolunteerCenterworkswithmanyexternalpartnerstoprovidethislistofcurren

tvolunteeropportunities.Searchhereforanopportunityinthecommunitythatsuitsyourinterestsorskills.Goodluck!MedicalVo

lunteerAbroadProgramsVolunteeringSolutionshavebeenorganizingmedicalvolunteerabroadprogramsindifferentcountriesfor12year

s.Participants(preferablymedicalstudents)joiningtheseprogramswillworkundertheguidanceofprofessionaldoctorsan

dnurses.Themedicalvolunteeringopportunities,offeredindifferentareaslikeEmergencyandGeneralMedicine,areavailablethroughouttheye

arwithflexiblestartdatesanddurations.AnswerCrisisCallsataHelplineCommunityHelplinecurrentlyhasopportunitiesforstudentsasaVolunt

eerCrisisListener.Itprovidesanon­judgmentallisteningeartothecallers,whilealsoassistingindividualsincopingw

ithmentalhealthissuestopreventseriouscrises.Nopreviousexperienceisrequired,butcompletionofafive­weektrainingprogramisrequired.

Thecrisislineisopenfrom8amto8pmeverysingleday.A“shift”consistsof3hoursandweaskthatyousignupfor1shiftaweek.YouthEducationVolunteersNeed

edYouthEducationVolunteersatLINCCaresserveatafter­schoolprogramsandsummercampsthatprovidefunrecreation

alactivities,supportstrongeducationalhabits,andpromotegoodhealthandpositivesocialdevelopmentforchildrenf

romlow-incomefamilies.Volunteersserveattheafter-schoolprogramoneweekdayperweekfrom2：30pmto5：30pm.()21.WhatdoweknowaboutMedical

VolunteerAbroadPrograms?A.Volunteerswillworkdomestically.B.Therearevariousvolunteeringareas.C.Volunteerswillworkindependently.D.Thereisafixedvolu

nteeringtime.()22.WhatisaVolunteerCrisisListenerrequiredtodo?A.Judgethecallerwhenlistening.B.Becapableofst

oppingcrises.C.Completeatrainingprogram.D.Worktwelvehoursperday.()23.What'sthepassagemainlyabout?A.Volunteerprogr

ams.B.Educationalcourses.C.Recreationalactivities.D.Charitywork.BIanMcKennawasinthirdgradewhenhelearnedthatma

nykidsathisAustinschoolweren'tgettingenoughtoeatathome.Hewantedtohelp,butlocalvolunteerorganizationsturnedhimaway,sayinghewastooyoung.Sohedecided

tofindhisownsolution.Foryears,hehadbeengardeningwithhismother,andtheyoftendistributedtheirextravegetablestotheneighbors.“Whynotgivethep

roducetoasoupkitchen？ThenIthought,I'mgoodatgardening，”saysMcKenna,now16.“Whynotplantagardenatschool,sothatkidsinneedcouldtakefoodhome？”McKennapersua

dedhisschooltosetasidespaceforagarden;thenheaskedthecommunityfordonationsofseedsandequipment.Otherstudentsdonatedtheirtime.Withinmonths

,McKenna'sgardenwasproducinglettuces,tomatoes,cucumbersandsquashforstudentsandtheirfamilies.Now,sevenye

arslater,McKenna'sGivingGardenprojecthasexpandedtofiveareaschoolsinadditiontohisownbackyardgarden,andhehasprovidedorganicproduce,enoughfo

r25，000meals,toAustinfamilies.Formostofhisgardeningactivities,McKennawearsthesameT­shirtindifferentcolors,withhis

personalmottoonit:BEAGOODHUMAN.Tohim,thatmeanshelpinginanywayyoucan,nomatterwhatyourage.“Evenasmilemight

changesomeone'slife，”hesays.“Itletsthemknowthattheyareimportant.Itcanmaketheirday.”WhenCOVID­19hittheU．S.,McKennaredo

ubledhisefforts,cookingupto100mealstodistributetothehungryontheweekends.Whensocialdistancingmeantthatvolunteerscouldn'

tworkoncommunitygardenplots,hestartedofferingonlineclassesandagardeninghotlinesofamiliescouldgrowathome.Whilegardeningishiscorefo

cus,McKennasaysheisalwayslookingfornewwaystohelpthehungry.()24.WhatcausedIan'sdecisiontohelpthekidsinhisownway?A.Being

rejectedbyvolunteergroups.B.Beinggoodatgardening.C.Asoupkitchen'ssupport.D.Hismother'ssuggestions.()25.Whatdoweknowaboutt

heGivingGardenproject?A.Ithelpsstudentsonly.B.Itwasstartedwithjointefforts.C.Itisfundedbyschools.D.Itearnsgreatprofitseveryyear.()26.Whi

chofthefollowingcanbestexplainIan'spersonalmotto?A.Wherethereisawill,thereisaway.B.Asmallgesturemakesadifference.C.O

negoodturndeservesanother.D.Lovecanbreakallthebarriers.()27.Whatisthebesttitleofthepassage?A.IanMcKenna,GrowingaF

oodBankB.IanMckenna,anExperiencedGardenerC.GivingGardenProject,anImpossibleMissionD.GivingGardenProject,aUni

versalSolutionCStreaming(流媒体)firstbecamepopularin2005,thankstoYouTube.NowadaysnearlythreequartersofAmerican

householdssubscribetoatleastonevideostreamingservice.Withalmost200millionsubscribersworldwideandabillionhoursofcontentviewedeachweek,Netfl

ixisbyfarthebiggestpaidservice.No.2isAmazonPrimeVideo.ButforeveryGoliath,__thereareahundredDavids.Manysmallerstreamingservicesshownothingbu

tsports,classicmovies,orJapaneseanime(动画片).Intheearlydaysofstreaming,theappealwasthelowercost,anditstillis.Theaver

agestreamerspends$37amonth(andsubscribestothreestreamingplatforms),whiletheaveragecable(有线电视)userpaysmorethan$200permonth.

Still,streaminghasbecomemoreexpensiveinrecentyears.In2019,Netflixraisedthepriceofitsbasicservice12.5percent,to$8.99amon

th.Aquarterofitssubscribers,whoprotestedpriceincreases,saidtheywouldcanceltheirsubscriptions.Fewdid.Amajorreason:Streamingnetw

orkshavebecomehometomanyofthemostpopularTVseries,includingrecentEmmywinners.Theyofferfull­lengthfeaturefilmsaswell,andlastyear,Netf

lixreceivedmoreOscarnominations(提名)thananyothermediacompany.Infact,streaminghaschangedtheOscarcompetition,atleastfo

rthisyear.Usuallyonlyfilmsshownintheatersareconsidered,butbecauseofthecoronavirus,allmoviesreleasedonlinein2020arequalifiedforthe2021AcademyA

wards.ThatshiftisespeciallygoodnewsforDisney,whichisputtingthemuchanticipatedmovieMulanonitsnewstreamingservice,Disney＋.ButwatchingMulanfro

myourownhomewillcost$29.99—ontopoftheservice'smonthlyfeeof$6.99.Toomuchstreamingcanhaveitsdisadvantages,howeve

r.Therearethosewhobinge­watch,atermMerriam­Websteraddedin2017withthedefinition“towatchmanyorallepisodesof(aTVseries)onend.”AlejandroFragosofromNew

YorkholdstheGuinnessWorldRecord:94straighthours.()28.Whatdotheunderlinedwords“Goliath”and“David”inParagraph1re

ferto?A.TVviewers.B.TVprograms.C.Streamingsubscribers.D.Streamingservices.()29.WhydidmostNetflixsubscriberscontinuetheirsubscriptio

ns?A.Theycannotgowithoutit.B.Theythinkthelowcostisathingofthepast.C.Netflixhascontrolledthemarket.D.Theythinkitis

goodvalueformoney.()30.WhatdoesthegoodnewsinParagraph3meantoDisney?A.ThemovieMulancanbereleasedonDisney＋.B.ThemovieMulan

willgenerategreatprofits.C.ThemovieMulancancompeteforanOscar.D.ThemovieMulanwillwinanOscaraward.()31.Whatdobinge-watcherstendtodo?A.Theystartan

ewlife.B.TheywatchTVseriescontinuously.C.Theybreakworldrecords.D.TheywatchTVseriesaimlessly.DNotlongago,LindaKhanwassittingbyahospitalbedinHouston,

feelingillatease.Besideherlayherfatherwhoneededaheartsurgery.Thetwoofthemhadengagedinnothingbutdepressingsmalltalk.Then,hereyefe

llonapileofbooks.Shepickedupone,andstartedtoreaditoutloud.“Rightawayitchangedthemoodandatmosphere，”shesays.Readinggavethedaughterawaytoconne

ctwithherfather.Listeningallowedthefathertotravelonthesoundofhisdaughter'svoiceintoaplacewherehefelthimsel

fagain.“Fromthenon，”Khansays,“Ialwaysreadtohim.”Ina2010surveyintheUnitedKingdom,elderlyadultswhojoinedweeklyread­aloudgroup

sreportedbetterconcentration,lessanxiety,andanimprovedabilitytosocialize.Thesurveyauthorsowedtheseimprovements

inlargeparttothe“rich,varieddietofseriousliterature”thatgroupmembersconsumed,withfictionencouragingfeelingsofrelaxatio

nandcalm,poetryfosteringfocusedconcentration,andnarrativesgivingrisetocognitive(认知的)thoughts,feelings,andmemories.Intrut

h,almostanykindofreadingtoanotherpersoncanbebeneficial.Readersgetrewardstoo.ForNeilBush,thelate­lifehospitalizati

onsofhisfamousparents,GeorgeH．W.andBarbaraBush,becameopportunitiestorepayadebtofgratitude.“WhenIwasakid,theywouldreadtome，”hesaid.Withhispa

rentsinandoutofcare,“We'vebeenreadingbooksaboutDad'sforeignpolicyand,morerecently,Mom'sautobiography.”Bushwenton,hisvoicethickwithemotion

,“Andtoreadtheiramazinglifetothemhasbeenaremarkableblessingtome,personally,astheirson.”Tomanypeople,readingto

parentsmayseemsofaroutsidethenormalrangeofregularactivities,anditmayevenfeeloddandimproper.However,there

arestillagreatmanypeoplewhobravethemomentarystrangenessofreadingtoelderlyadultsandbothreadersandlistenersare,toborr

owaphrasefromWordsworth,surprisedbythejoyofit.()32.WhatdidreadingoffertoLindaandherfather?A.Awaytoestablishabond.B.Awayt

otraveltogetherinreality.C.Awaytotreatthedisease.D.Awaytoengageinlearning.()33.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?A.Improvementsinmen

talhealth.B.Benefitsofreadingtoothers.C.Changesincognitiveprocess.D.Developmentofsocialskills.()34.WhatdoesNeilBush'sexperien

ceprove?A.Readingbenefitsmorethanthelistener.B.Parentsshouldreadmoretotheirkids.C.Childrenshouldshowtheirgratitude.D.Readingtoparentsi

schildren'sduty.()35.Howdoestheauthorfeelaboutreadingtoanelderlyadult?A.Improperandodd.B.Abnormalbutworthy.C.Rew

ardingandjoyful.D.Interestingbutunnecessary.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。R

ushingtowork,watchingthestock(股票)marketdropdaily,workinglongintothenightonaproject,allofthesesituationscanbuildupstress.Stressinsuchsituationsme

anspressure,conflict,lossofcontrol,anduncertainty.Thesefeelingscanleadtoavarietyofproblems.__36__Whatisstress?S

tressisyourbody'sphysicalandpsychologicalresponsetoanythingyouregardasoverpowering.Thismaybeviewedasaresultoflife'sdemands,andyourlackof

resourcestomeetthem.__37__Thisadditionalenergycannotbedestroyed.Ifnotused,itcreatesanimbalancewithinyoursystem.Somehowtheenergymustbechanne

ledintoresponsestoregainabalance.__38__Withoutsomestressyouwouldloseyourenergyforliving.Youwilldowelloncertainamounts;butt

oomuchortoolittlestresswilllimityoureffectiveness.Ideally,youfindyourbestlevelofstress—thebalanceatwhichyouaremostmotivated.__39__Itc

anmakeyouspendyoureffortsonnotbeingunhappy,ratherthanonbeinghappy.Youcanbecomenegativelyinfluencedinyourattitud

esandfeelingsaboutyourlifemoreeasily.Inaddition,medicalresearchestimatesasmuchas90percentofillnessanddiseaseisstress­related.__40_

_Highbloodpressureandheartdiseasehavebeenlinkedtostressfactors.Mosthealthprofessionalsagreestresscanbeacontributingfactorinmakingexistingmedical

problemsworse.A.Thesedifferentattitudesinfluenceaperson'sreactiontostressfulsituations.B.Thatiswhystresshassuchanuglyring.C.Stressisanaturalp

artofyourlife.D.Ineachperson'slifethereareuncertainties.E.Whenstressed,yourbodycreatesextraenergytoprotectitself.F.Stressc

anhaveabadeffectonyourphysicalfunctioningandbodilyprocesses.G.Toomuchstressinfluencesyourdailylife.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。ItwasthenextmorningafterwearrivedinCambridge.Dr.Kerryappearedand

__41__thatwe'dbeeninvitedtotakeatourofthechurch.WhenIsteppedinsidethechurch,my__42__caughtinmychest.Theroomwasverylarge.Wewere__43__throu

ghasmallwoodendoor,thenupanarrowstaircase.__44__thestaircaseopenedontotheroof.Iclimbedupand__45__alongtheridge(屋脊),lettingthe__46__takemeas

Istaredoutatthebroadstreets.“You'renotafraidof__47__，”avoicesaid.Iturned.ItwasDr.Kerry.Hehad__48__me.Irandowntheridge.Still,Dr.Kerrywasbehindmeb

uthisstepswere__49__.Ratherthanwalkfacingforward,hemoved__50__.Iofferedhimanarmforthelastfewstepsandhe

tookit.“Hereyoustand,upright,handsinyourpockets，”he__51__towardtheotherstudents.“Seethem？”Everyoneelsewasholding__52__to

thestonewall,kneesbent,backsarched.“It'sasifyou'vebeen__53__thisroofallyourlife，”hesaid.Hestaredatme,waitin

gfora(n)__54__．“I'mjuststanding，”Isaid.“Youarealltryingtogetyourbodieslowerbecausethe__55__scaresyou.Buti

fyoucouldjustcontrolyourpanic,thiswindwouldbenothing.”()41.A.thoughtB.suggestedC.promisedD.announced()42.A.b

reathB.feelingC.mindD.sight()43.A.hitB.ledC.drawnD.sent()44.A.LuckilyB.CertainlyC.EntirelyD.Finally()45.A.r

olledB.jumpedC.walkedD.slid()46.A.windB.anxietyC.terrorD.sky()47.A.shakingB.fallingC.movingD.failing()48.A.invitedB.caughtC.watchedD.foll

owed()49.A.heavyB.firmC.strangeD.fast()50.A.downwardB.sidewaysC.backwardsD.upward()51.A.wavedB.ranC.pointedD.headed()52.A.tightlyB.randomly

C.easilyD.carelessly()53.A.inB.onC.underD.with()54.A.instructionB.reflectionC.solutionD.explanation()55.A.heightB.lengthC.widthD.depth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。Wearingbluejeans,Garystoodinfrontofanexpensive__56__(tail

or)shop.Afterhesitatingforseveralmoments,hefinallywentinandaskedtoseethesuitinthewindow.Theshopassist

antlooked__57__onGarybecauseofthewayhe__58__(dress).Glancingathim__59__(impatient),hewhisperedtotheownernearby.W

iththeowner's__60__(permit),hesaidthatthesuithadalreadybeensold.Garywasangrythathewasjudgedby__61__hewaswearing.Thenextdayhereturnedtothesames

hop,dressedmoreproperlythistime.Afterseekingout__62__assistant,heaskedtoseeanexpensive­lookingsuitonanuppershelf.No

trealizingwhoGarywas,theassistantwaseagertocarryouthisdutyproperlythistime.Withgreatpatienceanddifficulty,heclimbeduptobringt

hesuitdown,__63__(apologize)forkeepingGarywaiting.ThemomentGarylookedatitmoreclosely,__64__，hesaidhedidnotlikeit.Heenjoyed__65__(he),ma

kingtheassistantbringalmosteverythingintheshoptohimbeforehefinallysettledonbuyingatie.Wouldyoudothesameifyouw

ereGary?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，你校上周举行了主题是“太空”的年度“科学节”活动，持续一周。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：1.活动目的；2.具体活动；3.活动反响。注

意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。ScienceFestivalgoesoffwithabang!____________________________________

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________________________________________________________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。IwasstillathiefwhenImetAnil.Andthougho

nly15,Iwasanexperiencedandfairlysuccessfulhand.Anilwasabout25—atall,thinfellow—andhelookedeasy­going,kindandsimpleenoughformypurpose.Imi

ghtbeabletogetintohisconfidence.Igavehimmymostappealingsmile.“Iwanttoworkforyou，”Isaid.“ButIcan'tpayyou.”Perhap

sIhadmisjudgedtheman.Iasked，“Canyoufeedme？”“Canyoucook？”“Icancook，”Ilied.“Ifyoucancook,thenIcanfeedyou.”ThemealIcookedthatnightmusth

avebeenterriblebecauseAnilgaveittoastraydogandtoldmetobeoff.ButIjusthungaround,smilinginmymostappealingway,andhecouldn'thelplaughing.Later,hepat

tedmeontheheadandsaidnevermind,he'dteachmetocook.Healsotaughtmetowritemynameandsaidhewouldsoonteachme

towritewholesentencesandtoaddnumbers.Iwasgrateful.IknewthatonceIcouldwritelikeaneducatedman,therewouldbenoli

mittowhatIcouldachieve.Oneeveninghecamehomewithasmallbundleofnotes,sayinghehadjustsoldabooktoapublisher.At

night,Isawhimputthemoneyunderthemattress(床垫).It'stimeIdidsomerealwork,Itoldmyself.Afterall,hedoesn'tevenpayme.Anilwasasleep.Icreptup

tothebed.Anilwassleepingpeacefully.Myhandslidunderthemattress,searchingforthenotes.WhenIfoundthem,Idrewthemoutwi

thoutasound.Anilsighedinhissleepandturnedonhisside,towardsme.Iwasfrightenedandquicklycrawledoutoftheroom.Ibegantorun,holdingthenotesbyt

hestringofmypajamas(睡衣).ButIsloweddownandsatdownintheshelteroftheclocktower.IshouldgobacktoAnil,Itoldmyself,ifonlytolearntoreadandwrite.注意：1.所续写短文

的词数应为150左右；2.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。Paragraph1：Ihurriedbacktotheroomfeelingverynervous.__________________________________________________

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～2021学年高三年级模拟考试卷(苏锡常镇)英语参考答案及听力材料第一部分1～5BACCB6～10BBCAA11～15BCAAB16～20CBABB第二部分第一节21～23BCA24～27ABBA28～31DDCB32～35ABAC第二节

36～40BECGF第三部分第一节41～45DABDC46～50ABDCB51～55CABDA第二节56.tailor's57.down58.wasdressed59.impatiently60.permission61.what62.the63.apologiz

ing64.however65.himself第四部分第一节Onepossibleversion：ScienceFestivalgoesoffwithabang!OurannualschoolScienceFestivalfi

nishedonFridayandonceagainitwasamazingfun.Toencouragestudentstotakeaninterestinspaceexploration,thisyear'sthemewas“Space”.OnMondayafternoon,weatten

dedalectureaboutwhetherlifecanexistonotherplanets.InThursday'sScienceWorkshop,studentstrieddifferentexperimentswithgreatinterest.OnFridayafter

noon,everyclassdecoratedtheirclassroomanddesignedactivitiesaccordingtothethemeofspace.Thefestivalattractedmuchinte

restfromstudentsandeveryoneislookingforwardtonextyear'sScienceFestival.第二节Onepossibleversion：Paragraph1：Ihurriedbacktotheroomfeelingverynervo

us.Itismucheasiertostealsomethingthantoreturnitundetected.Iopenedthedoorquietly,thenstoodinthedoorway,incloudedmoonlight.Anil

wasstillasleep.Icrepttotheheadofthebed,myhandcomingupwiththenotes.Ifelthisbreathonmyhand.Iremainedstillforaminute.Thenmyhandfoundtheedgeofthe

mattress,andslippedunderitwiththenotes.Paragraph2：IawokelatenextmorningtofindthatAnilhadalreadymadethetea.Hestretchedouthishandtowardsmewitha

notebetweenhisfingers.Myheartsank.IthoughtIhadbeendiscovered.“Imadesomemoneyyesterday，”heexplained.“Nowyou'l

lbepaidregularly.”Myspiritsrose.“Todaywe'llstartwritingsentences，”hesaid.Heknew.Butneitherhislipsnorhiseyesshowedanyt

hing.IsmiledatAnilinmymostappealingway.听力材料Text1W:IfIsendthispackagethirdclass,howlongwillittaketoarrive?M:Abouttwoweeks.Ifyouu

seEMS,itis$35moreexpensive,butitcangettherewithintwodays.Text2M:I'msorryIhaveabadcough,butI'llmanagetomakemyp

resentation.W:Thankyouforyourspirit.Butlet'snottakearisk.You'llneedtorestyourvoicefornextweek'sreport.Text3M:Idon'tthinkI'mevergoingtofindthe

articlethatmyprofessortoldmeabout.W:Gotothereferencedesk.Thelibrarianstherecantellyouhowtotrackitdownwiththehelpofthecomputer.Text4M:Jennifer,would

youbeinterestedinservingonthemembershipcommitteethisyear?W:Uh,I'monabusandcan'tcatchyouveryclearly.CanIgetback

toyouonthat?Text5W:Howdidyouliketheconcert?Ifounditreallymoving.Theconductoralmostburstintotearsintheend.M:Iloveclassicalmusic,buttheconductorseemeda

bitinexperienced.Text6W:Hello...motorinsurancedepartment...M:Ohhello...I'dliketoaskaboutinsuranceformycar.

W:Yes,ofcourse.I'lljusttakeafewdetails.What'syourname?M:PatrickJones.W:Andyouraddress?M:It's40BankRoad.W:Whenwouldyouliketostarttheins

urance?M:I'llneeditfromthe30thofJanuary.W:Right.MrJones.I'mgettingacoupleofquotescominguponthecomputernow,andthebestbetlookslikebeingwithac

ompanycalledRedFlag.Andthatcomesoutat$480peryear.M:Well,thatseemsOK.It'squiteabitlowerthanI'vebeenpaying.Text7W:Hi,George!Gladyou'reback.Crowdsofpeop

lehavephonedyou.M:Really?W:Ifeltjustlikeyoursecretary!M:Sorry!Iwentintothelibrarythisafternoontolookatanewspap

erandIcameacrosssomethingreallyinteresting.W:What?Abook?M:No,abrochurefromasummerfestival—mainlySpanishmusic.Look,I'vegotithere.W:Spanishmus

ic?Ireallyloveit!Shallwegothen?Spoilourselves?M:Okay.Theonlyproblemistherearen'tanycheapseats.It'salloneprice.W:Well,inthatcasewecouldsitright

atthefront—we'dhaveareallygoodview.M:Yeah,thoughIthinkthatifyousitatthebackyouactuallyhearthewholethingbetter.W:Yes.Anyw

ay,let'sdecidewhenwegettherefirst.Text8W:Hi,Sam.I'mthinkingofapplyingforajobwithamultinationalcompany,butI'mworried

abouthavinganinterviewinEnglish.Canyougivemeanygoodtips?M:Hum.That'satoughquestion.Iguessthefirstthingistotrytomakeag

oodimpression.W:Allthepeoplesaythat!ButIjustdon'tknowwhattodo!M:Well,letmesee.Youshouldlearnalittlebitaboutthecompanybeforethe

interview.Findoutwhattheydo,whattheirbusinessconceptis,thatkindofthing.Youshouldalsoanticipatepossible

questions,andthinkabouthowyouwillanswer.W:ShouldImemorizemyanswerbeforehand?M:No,definitelynot!Youshouldbenaturalwhenyouspeak.W:Inevert

houghtaboutthatbefore.ButwhatshouldIdoifIcan'trememberanEnglishwordwhenansweringaquestion?M:Inthatcase,youcanuseotherwor

dstoexplainwhatyouwanttosay.W:That'sveryhelpful,Sam.Text9M:Hello,thisisLandTransportInformationatTorontoAirport.HowmayIhelpyou?W:Oh,goodmorning

.Um,I'mflyingtoTorontoAirportnextweek,andIneedtogettoatowncalled,um,Milton.CouldyoutellmehowIcangetthere?M:Milton,d

idyousay?Letmesee.Ithinkthat'sabout150milessouth-westofhere.Infactit's147milestobeexact,soit'lltakeyouatleast—say,threetofourhoursbyroa

d.W:Wow!Isitasfarasthat?M:Yes,I'mafraidso.Butyouhaveanumberofoptionstogetthereandyoucanalwaysrentacarrighthereattheairport,ofcourse.W:Righ

t.Well,Idon'treallywanttodrivemyself,soI'dlikemoreinformationaboutpublictransport.M:OK.Inthatcasethequickestandmostcomfortableisataxi.Buti

t'llcostyou.YoucanalsotakeaGreyhoundbustoMilton.W:Hmmm,Ithinkforthatkindofdistanceataxiwouldbewaybeyondmybudg

et.ButthebussoundsOK.Canyoutellmehowmuchthatwouldcost?M:Sure.Let'ssee,thatwouldbe$15oneway,or$27.50return...that'sonthe

Greyhound.W:Oh,that'squitecheap.Great!Text10Welcometoourbusinessclass.Todaywewilldiscussifaconsumerhastochoosebetweentwoproductsofthesameprice,w

hatfactordeterminesthechoice.Theychoosetheonetheythinkisofhigherquality.Businessanalystsusuallyspeakoftwomajorfactorsofquality—onefact

orisreliability,andtheotheriswhatwecallfeatures.Firstofall,what'sreliability?Aproductisreliableifitcanma

intainareasonableamountoftimewithoutneedingrepairs.Whenpeoplethoughtaboutproductquality,theyusedtothinkmainl

yaboutreliability.Todayit'sdifferent.Butdon'tgetmewrong.Peopledostillcareaboutreliability.It'sjustthatmanufacturingstandardsarenowsohighthat

...takecarsforexample,today'scarsareallveryreliable.Soreliabilityisimportant,butit'snotthedecidingfactor.Featuresar

egainingmoreattention—thethingsaproducthasthataren'treallynecessarybutmakeiteasiertouseormakeitcool.Forexample,newcarstodayarelo

adedwithfeatureslikeelectricwindows,sunroofsandsoon.Whenpeoplearecomparingproductstoday,theylookatfeatures.

Youcancheckoutourschoolwebsitetofindmoreresourcesaboutourbusinessclass.