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听力：1-5BCACB6-10BACBB11-15ACBCA16-20BAACC阅读理解21-23ADC24-27BACD28-31BABB32-35BDAB七选五36-40ABEGC完型41-45DCBAC46-50BCADC51-55CDC

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表达：应用文Aclean-upproject,organizedbyStudentUnion,wascarriedoutlastFridayinNanhuPark.Withthepurposeofraisingtheen

vironmentalawarenessofthepublic,35studentswenttotheparktopickupthelitterat4pm.Duringtheprocess,manypeoplecametohelp,showingappreciationandsupport

.Butsinceitwasstartedlateintheafternoon,itwasnotlongenoughtoattractenoughpeople.Startingearlierisapracticaladjustmentt

obemade.Andbysettingagoodexampleforthepublic,wecanmakeadifferencetoourworld.书面表达：续写Paragraph1:Jatinlo

okedupandhesawtheotherboysrushingahead.Refusingtogiveupatthiscrucialpoint,Jatinclenchedhisteeth,jumpedtohisfeetandranasfas

tashecould.Finally,hewasthefourthonetodashacrossthefinishline.Jatincouldn’thelpsobbingatthethoughtofletti

nghissisterdown.Butmuchtohissurprise,therunnerwhocollidedwithhimwasdisqualifiedforbreakingtheruleandJatinwonthethirdprize.Jatin

feltoverjoyedandrelievedduringtheawardceremony,holdingtheshoesclosetohischest.Paragraph2:Filledwithpleasur

e,Jatinwalkedhomeinnotime.Hecouldnotwaittoseehissisterandsharethegoodnews.Onhisarrival,JatinfoundNehawaswalkingaboutoutsidenervouslyandanxiously.“N

eha,seewhatIhavegotforyou.”Jatinsaidexcitedly,takingtheprizeoutofhisbagwithhistremblinghands.Theinsta

ntNehasawtheshoes,herfacelitup.SothrilledwasshethatshethrewherselfatJatin.“Thankyou!Jatin.”Tearsofjoywelledupintheireyesasthebro

therandthesisterhuggedtightlytogether.【解析】听力原文Text1W:Passmetheorangejuice,please?M:Sorry,Ididn’thearthat.Thekidsaremakingsuchanoise.W:Ilikep

eaceandquietwhiledining.Theyshouldplaytheirpopsongselsewhere.(1)Text2M:Whowasthatknockingatthewindow?DidwelockAllieoutagain?W:No,ourkidhassleptsound

ly.(2)Itwasoneofthosewildturkeysintheneighborhood.Theyliketohitourdoorandwindowswiththeirheads.They’reworsethanthecat!Text3W

:It’ssocoldhere.Let’sgotothebeachfortheholiday.IfoundcheapticketstothesouthofFranceinDecember.M:Iwasthinkingabout

askitrip,butwecansavethatforFebruary.(3)Text4M:Canyoubelieveit?Justafewweeksagowewerewearingshortsandnowwearewrappedupagainstwinterwinds?W:Theweathe

rchangessofastinthiscity.Insummerit’shot,andnowwehavethisfreezingweather.(4)Butspringwillsooncomearound.Text5M:I’dlike

onepoundofbeef,twopoundsofham,andtwomorepoundsofchicken.Howmuchwillthatcost?W:Thatwillbe$25,sir.I’llhavetocutthebeefup.Itsh

ouldonlytakeaboutfiveminutes.(5)Text6W:Igotmydriver’slicensethedayIturned18,butmyparentsdidn’tletmedrivetillthreeyearslate

r.(6)M:Myparentsboughtmeasecond-handcarwhenIgotmydriver’slicense.W:Youarelucky.Ihadtohaveallofmyfriendsdrivemea

roundforyears!TheywereallolderthanmebyafewmonthsandstillhadtheirlicensesbeforeIdid.Whatmonthwereyoubornin?IwasborninSeptember.My

birthdayisexactlytwomonthsaftermysister’s!M:IwasbornonChristmasactually.(7)Itgetsalittleannoyingbecausewehavetocelebr

atebothandIdon’tgetmyownday!Text7W:Howwasyourcampingtriplastweekend,John?M:Notgreat.Thefirstnightwestayedatoneofthosecampingareaswh

ereyouneedtopaytogetin.Thereweretoomanypeoplethere,though.(8)(9)W:So,whathappenednext?M:Thenextdaywedecidedtohikeaboutfour

hourstoaspotwheretherewasn’tanybodyaround.(9)Thatwasabigmistake.W:Why?M:Noneofusbroughtanythingtomakeafirewith.Thenitstartedrainin

g,andwerealizedevenwithourwarmclothesitwastoocoldtostayovernight.W:Sowhatdidyoudo?M:Wehikedbacktotheoriginalcampingare

aincompletedarkness.Weleftthenextmorningbecauseeveryonewastootiredfromthenightbefore.(9)Whatdidyoudo?W:Iwatchedamovieatho

mebyanicewoodfire.Text8M:Rogerissointelligent.(10)Hethinksforhimself.He’sahardworker.Hehasgoodideasandhedoesn’tfollowt

hecrowd.W:Sowhydoeshedosobadlyinhisexams?(10)M:Becausehesuffersfromanxiety.Helacksconfidence.(10)His

brainissoactiveandhethinkstoomuch.Whenitcomestoexams,hisintelligenceactuallyworksagainsthim.W:Iwishwecouldhelphim.Itseemssounfairthataperson

’sfuturecanbedeterminedbyhowwelltheyperformononeparticularday.M:Itisunfair—butlifeisunfair.Wemusttrytohelphimbyshowinghimhowtokeep

calminstressfulsituations.(11)W:Howdowedothat?Ican’tsaythatI’mexactlyanexpertatdealingwithstress,althoughIambetteratitthanIusedto

be.M:Icanhelphim.Ialwaysthinkthatexerciseisagreatwayfordealingwithstressandanxiety.Whenyouhaveexhaustedyourse

lfwhiledoingexercise,youdon’thavetheenergytobenervous.(12)W:Thatissoright!Ialwaysfeelcalmafterworkingoutint

hegym.(12)Text9M:Howisthejobhuntgoing?(13)W:I’veappliedtomorethan20jobsandhadthreeinterviews.IgottwojoboffersbutIdonotreallyli

keeitherofthem.(13)M:Whynot?W:Neitherofthemgavemeagoodsalaryoffer.IthinkIdeservemorethanthat.M:Haveyouresearchedwhatkindofsalaryyourp

ositionshouldearn?W:Yes,andIshouldbegettingmuchmorethanwhattheyareofferingme.M:Well,doyoulikethecompaniesandthebenefitsthe

yareofferingyou?W:Ido,especiallyoneofthemcalledTheCreator.(14)Theygotalotofgreatreviewsfromtheiremployees,andtheyar

eofferingagreatbenefitspackagewhichincludesmedicalanddentalinsuranceandmoreholidaytimethananyothercompany.(14)M:That’sgreat.Don’tjust

declinethejoboffer.Youknowwhat,youcannegotiatethesalaryoffertheygiveyou.(16)W:I’dbeenatthecompanywewereatforsolong.(15)Iforgo

taboutthejobprocess.Iamalittleworriedaboutaskingformore.M:Listen!Iftheyofferedyouajob,thatmeanstheywantyou!Especiallyinyourfield

,dataanalytics,youareneededintoday’sjobmarket.Everyoneneedspeopletofigureoutwhattodowithallthedatabeingcollected.W:Youhaveap

oint.Iwillgivethemacallrightnow.(16)Text10(第20题为总结题)Helloeveryone,andthankyouforinvitingmetospeakatyourschool.(17)Nowhereisabigwordforyou—volcano

logist.Thatismyjob.VolcanologyisthestudyofvolcanoesandIspendmuchofmytimetravelingtovolcanoesaroundtheworld.Chinacancountitselflucky.Itdoesn’thavemany

activevolcanoes.Thelastonetoeruptwasin1951.Myjobhastakenmetomanycountries,fromItalytotheU.S.IhavejustcomebackfromIndonesia,(18)oneoft

hemostactivevolcanicareas.Sowhyismyjobimportant?Becausewhenweunderstandvolcanoes,wecanpredicthowtheywillbehaveandhelpprotectthepeoplewholive

nearthemfrompossibleharm.Whenwethinkofvolcanoeserupting,wethinkofrocksbutperhapsthebiggestdangerisfromash.The

rehavebeensomeveryfamousvolcanoeruptions.Krakatoa,inIndonesia,eruptedin1883,killingover36,000people.Santorini,inGr

eece,wasruinedbyanexplosionabout3600yearsago.ButthemostfamouseruptionwasVesuviusinItalyin79AD.(19)AshfromtheexplosionburiedtheRomantownsofP

ompeiiandHerculaneum,preservingthemsowellthatwecannowvisitthemtoday.Theyareatreasureforhistorians,soyoucouldsayev

eryvolcaniccloudhasasilverlining.