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第Ⅰ卷（共90分）第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节(共5小题，每小题1分，满分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.Whatdidthewoman’smothertakeawayfromher?A.Acamera.B.Acomputer.C.Acellphone.2.Whendoesthemailmanusuallycome?A.By4:00

p.m.B.By5:00p.m.C.After6:00p.m.3.Whatwillthewomanprobablydo?A.Getreadyforthetest.B.Stopplayingthemusic.C.Studywiththeman.4.What

istheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Classmates.B.Strangers.C.Neighbors.5.Wheredoesthewomanwan

ttogo?A.Apark.B.Abank.C.Ahotel.第二节（共15小题，每小题1分,满分15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至7题。6.Whatkindofcoffeeisthewomandrinking?A.African.

B.Colombian.C.Turkish.7.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthecoffee?A.Ittasteslikeordinarycoffee.B.Ittastesdifferentfromtheusualcoffee.C.It’sthebestc

offeeshe’severhad.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whoisonabananadiet?A.Theman’ssister.B.Theman’scousin.C.Theman’sneighbor.9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofafishd

iet?A.Itcoststoomuch.B.It’sgoodfortheheart.C.It’sbadfortheteeth.10.Whatisthewomanprobablygoingtodo?A.Seeadoctor.B

.Playtennis.C.Goshopping.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.WhatdoesStevenwanttobewhenhegrowsup?A.Ahotelmanager.B.An

officeworker.C.AChineseteacher.长春市十一高中2020-2021学年度高二下学期第一学程考试英语试题12.HowdoesSusanthinkofthejobofbeingate

acher?A.It’stiring.B.It’sdifficult.C.It’smeaningful.13.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Theirs

choollife.B.Theirfutureplans.C.Theirpart-timejobs.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.WheredidMichaelgettoknowKate?A.Inarestaurant.B.AtTim’sparty.C.AtJ

ames’sconcert.15.Whowillgiveaconcert?A.Theman’sfriend.B.Michael.C.Kate.16.Whenwilltheconcertstart?A.At6:00.B

.At7:00.C.At8:00.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.WhatdoesCaseylooklikeinthefilm?A.Shehasblackhair.B.Sheiswide-eyed.C.Shehaswideface.18.WheredoesTomorro

wlandlie?A.Betweentheearthandspace.B.Betweentimeandtheearth.C.Betweentimeandspace.19.WhatwasBrittaskedtodobeforeshewasal

lowedtoreadthescript?A.TodiscoverthemysteriesofTomorrowland.B.ToputonperformancesforthepartofCaseymanytimes.C.Tohave

apositiveoutlookonthefuture.20.WhatkindoffeelingdidBritthaveafterreadingthescript?A.Amixedemotion.B.Afeelingofsuccess.C.Afeel

ingofexcitement.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节(共15小题，每小题2分,满分30分)阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ABelowyouwillfindaprof

ile(简介)ofeachgapyear(休学实践年)program.Ifthereisaspecificprogramyouareinterestedinoraquestionyouhaveregardingtheseprograms,pleasefeelfreetocontactthem

directly.YouthInternationalSince1997,YouthInternationalhasprovidedmanypeoplewiththemostexcitingandeducationalexperienc

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CarpeDiemEducationreceiveapersonalinsightintothemselvesandtheircultures.Wespecializeinguidingsummerandsemesterprogramsforhighschoolstuden

ts.Eachcourseiscarefullycrafted（精心设计的）todevelopleadershipandself-awarenesswithinourstudents,whoreturnhomebetterprepa

redtobeleadersinthoughtandaction.Phone:503-285-1800CenterforInterimProgramsFoundedin1980,theCenterforInterimProgramsist

hefirstindependentgapyearorganizationinAmerica.Basedonstudents’interestsandbudget,ourexperiencedteachershelpmakeind

ividualcoursechoicesincludinglowcostvolunteeroptions,languageprograms,researchtripsandsoon.Wearecommittedt

ohelpingstudentsfindmoreexperiencesofformaleducationandwork.Phone:413-585-0980EFGapYearAnEFGapYearoffersstudentstheabilitytoexploreseveralcountr

ieswhereyouwilllearnalanguage,volunteerforagoodcause,gaininternationalworkexperience.Choosebetweena12-weeksemesteror25-weekacademicyear.You

canthenpersonalizeyourprogramtomeetyourlearninggoalsandinterestsbydecidingwhere,when,andhowyouwishtostudyonyourown.Ourwell-structuredc

urriculumevenallowsyoutohavecollege-levelclassesandearncreditstowardgraduation.Phone:1-800-726-974621.Whichphonenumberca

nyoudialifyouwanttoimproveyourleadership?A.1-720-270-3323.B.503-285-1800.C.413-585-0980.D.1-800-726-9746.22.WhatisEFGapYear’suniqu

efeature?A.Itsreasonablefee.B.Itsexperiencedteachers.C.Itsflexiblestudytime.D.Itsvariouscoursechoice

s.23.Whatdothefourprogramshaveincommon?A.Theypayattentiontovolunteerservicework.B.Theycombineeducationwithhome

stays.C.Theymainlyoffercross-culturaleducation.D.Theyraisestudents’interestinadventure.BItwaslate,about10:15p.m,whenJaniceEsposito

arrivedattheNewYorktrainstationandbeganthe20-minutedrivehome.Shehadtraveledtheroutesomanytimesthatshealmost

droveonautopilot(自动驾驶):aleftontoStationRoad,thenaleftonMontaukHighway,andthen----bang!Outofnowhere,acarT-bonedJanice’scar

,pushingherbackwardontotherailroadtracks.Asithappened,PoleDiPintowasgettingreadyforbed.He’djustclosedhisbookwh

enheheardtheloudcrashnotfaroutsidehisbedroomwindow.Avolunteerfirefighterandretiredteacher,64,neverstoppedtothink.Heg

rabbedaflashlightandstillinhispajamas(睡衣),ranoutofthedoor.“AnyfirefighterwouldhavedonewhatIdid,”hesaid,“W

e’realwaysonduty.”ThefirstcarhecameuponwastheonethathadhitJanice.OnceDiPintoconcludedthedriverwasOK,helooke

daroundandspottedJanice’scarlayacrosstherailroadtracks.Andthenheheardaterriblesound:thebellssignalinganon-comingtrain.DiPintorushe

dtoJanice’scarandbangedonthedriver’ssidewindow.Shejustlookedathim,hereyesunfocused.“Idon’tknowwhereIam,”shesaid.Sheseemedunhurt.“Honey,you’reonthe

railroadtracks,”DiPintoshouted,“Wehavetogetyouoffrightnow!”Hepulledhardonthedoorhandle,butitdidn’twork.Theheavytrain,travelingat65milesperho

ur,washeadingtowardthem.DiPintorantothepassengersideandthrewopenthedoor.“Please,God,don’tletherbetrapped

”,hethought.Hepushedasidetheairbags,grabbedJanice’sarms,andpulledhertowardhimacrossthepassengerseatuntil

hecouldhelpheroutandwalkhertosafety.Withinsixseconds,heestimated,thetraincrashedintothecar.“ItwaslikeaHollywoodmovie,”DiPintotoldreportersth

enextday.Butthisonehadadifference.Thatnight,theheroarrivedinpajamas,notinafiretruck.24.WhatcanweknowabouttheaccidentfromParagraph1?A.Janic

edrovetoofast.B.Janicedidn’tknowtheroutewell.C.ArunningvehiclecrashedintoJanice’scar.D.Janice’scarpushedbackwardanothervehicle.25.Whatdoweknowa

boutPeteDiPinto?A.Hewasthevolunteerfirefighterwhowasondutythatnight.B.Hewasn’tawareofthecomingtrainwhenhewasresc

uingJanice.C.Hewasinsoundsleepinhisbedroomwhentheaccidenthappened.D.HefirstconfirmedtheotherdriverbeforehecametoJanice’srescue.26.Whatcanweinfer

fromParagraph4?A.Janicedidn’tknowwhereshewas.B.Theairbagsprotectedherinsomeway.C.DiPintorescuedJanicewithoutdifficulty.D.AllthedoorsofJa

nice’scarwereingoodcondition.27.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.AHeroinPajamas.B.AHollywoodMovie.C.ADangerousHeavyTrain.D.AH

orribleCarAccident.CIt’snotstrangetoseepandemicsinHollywoodmovies.Butforthereal-lifeversion,thereisnoscript.Inthemid

stofglobalcoronaviruspandemic,moviegoersstuckindoorshaveturnedtothestreamingservicetowatchTVseriesandmoviestheym

issedinthetheater.Meanwhile,sinceHollywoodstudioswereforcedtostopproduction,makingalivingbecamedifficultforhundre

dsofthousandsofcraftsmen,technicians,andartiststhatthemovieandentertainmentindustrydependson.Thishealthemergencypr

esentsanunprecedented(史无前例的)challengetotheindustry’screativecapital,whereoneineightofallprivatewageandsalar

yworkersareestimatedtoworkdirectlyorindirectlyinthecreativeindustries.“Thisfeelsliketheendofanera,”saidPamElyea,whoownsoneofHollywood’smostpopula

rprop(道具)houses.Shehadtotemporarilycloseherbusinesstoobeysocialdistancingrestrictions.Latershedismissedherentirestaff.“Wearedevastated.Som

eofourstaffhadn’tsignedupforunemploymentforover20years,”shetoldthereporter.“Itwashard,veryhard.”RaymondBrown,a33-year-oldmovi

emaker,saidthecurrentcoronavirusdilemmawasdifferentfrommanycircumstanceshehadseenintheindustry,includingtheW

ritersGuildofAmericastrike,theglobalfinancialcrisis,andsomenaturaldisasters.BrownisamemberoftheInternationalAl

lianceofTheatricalStageEmployees(IATSE).TheunionannouncedinMarchthatmorethan90%ofitsmemberswereunemployedasa

resultofthepandemic.Recently,itcooperatedwiththeLosAngelesRegionalFoodBanktohandoutmealstoentertainmentwo

rkers.InHollywood,studios,producersandunionmembershavebeenstrugglingtorestartproductionwhileensuringtheirworker’s

safety.Elyea’shopeisthatshewillbeabletorehireherstaffupontherecoveryofthemovieindustry.Shehasbeendisplayingitemsinherpophouseof3,066squaremeterson

linesothathercustomerscanbrowsetheprophousewithoutbreakingsocialdistancingguidelines.28.WhatisParagraph2mainlyabout?A.Theuncertaintyofth

epandemic.B.TheopinionsofHollywoodmoviefans.C.Theadvantagesofthestreamingservice.D.ThecauseofunemploymentinHollywood.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedwo

rd“devastated”inParagraph4probablymean?A.Afraid.B.Shocked.C.Nervous.D.Unfortunate.30.WhydidBrownmentioncircumstancesliketheWritersGuildofA

mericastrike?A.Toprovethatheisanexperiencedworker.B.Togiveexamplesofsomeglobalcriseshehadseen.C.Tostresstheextremeseriousnessofthecoronavirus

pandemic.D.Toexplainthedifferencesbetweenthecoronaviruspandemicandothercrises.31.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethecurrentsituationinHollywo

od?A.It’sbadlyaffected,andpeoplearehopeless.B.It’spartlyinfluenced,andpeopleareanxious.C.It’stotallydestroyed,

butpeopleareunconcerned.D.It’sseverelydamaged,butpeoplearedetermined.DThoughtheharmfuleffectsofplasticon

wildlifeandhumanhealtharewell-documented,thismaterialishardtoavoid.Nearlyeverythingwetouch,fromgrocerybagstodrinkbottles,tofoodpackaging,containspla

stic.Now,Amsterdam’sEkoplazasupermarketismakingitalittleeasierforconsumerstoreduceconsumptionofsingle-useplasti

cbagsandcontainers,whichareblockingourlandfillsatalarmingrates,withaspecialplastic-freeaisle(通道).Believedtobetheworld’sfirst,theaislehas

700productsonsaleincludingrice,beans,yogurt,chocolate,milk,cereal,snacksandmeat.Whileitemsstillrequirepackaging,everythingishousedin

sidereusableorrecyclablecontainersmadeofglass,metalorcardboard.Theuniqueideawasgiventothegrocery-chainof

ficialsbyUK-basedenvironmentalgroupAPlasticPlanet,whichtakestheleadtosupportatleastoneplastic-freeaisleinsupermarketsa

roundtheglobe.Thenon-profithasevencreatedasignature“plastic-free”marktohelpconsumersidentifyeco-friendlypackaging.“Thisisaconsumer-ledcampa

ign,”saidagroupco-founderSianSutherland.“We’reagrassrootsorganization.Soobviouslywe’reworkingwithindustryandthegovernm

ent,butmostimportantly,werepresentthepublic.”Ekoplaza,whichplanstorollouttheplastic-freeaislesacrossits74storesbytheendoftheyear,isnottheonlycompanyt

ryingtoreduceplasticwaste.InBerlin,theOriginalUnverpacktgrocerystorehasbeentryingtochangecustomerhabitssince2014bysellingeveryt

hing,fromgrainstoproduceandevensoapswithoutplasticpackaging.Thesupermarket,whichrequirescustomerstobringtheirownreusablecontainers,even

sellschewabletoothpastethatneedsnotubes.Thoughitisencouragingtoseecompaniestryingtomakeadifference,forrealchangetohappen,consumershavetoa

voidproductscoveredinplastics,evenifitmeansgivinguptheirfavoritefoodordrink.AsSutherlandputit,“Plasticfoodanddri

nkpackagingremainsusefulandyetadestructivepresenceontheearthforcenturiesafterwards.”32.WhatdoesEkoplazawanttodoby

settingupaplastic-freeaisle?A.Cutdownmanagingcost.B.Reduceplastic-packaging.C.Makeshoppingmucheasier.D.I

ncreasetheamountofsales.33.Whichofthefollowingcanmakearealdifference?A.Consumers.B.Supermarkets.C.Organizatio

ns.D.Companies.34.WhatdoesSutherlandthinkofplasticpackaginginthefuture?A.Itwillbeofnousetoconsumers.B.Itwil

lexistforalongtime.C.Itwilldisappearinthiscentury.D.Itwillreplaceothercontainers.35.Whatmightbethetitleofthepassage?A.PlasticsareHarmfultotheEn

vironment.B.Non-profitsCanHelptheSupermarkets.C.ConsumersShouldChangeShoppingHabits.D.SupermarketsTakeActionforaCleanerPlanet

.第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10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。有两项为多余选项。Whenyougetinyourcar,youreachforit.Whenyou’reatwork,youtakeabreaktohaveamomental

onewithit.36Cigarette?Cupofcoffee?No,it’sthethirdmostaddictivethinginmodernlife:thecellphone.Andexpertssayitisb

ecomingmoredifficultformanypeopletocontroltheirlongingtotouchitthemomenttheyopentheireyes.37However,Idon’tmeanju

stthemonthlybill.Dr.ChrisKnippers,acounselorattheBettyfordCenterinSouthernCalifornia,reportsthattheoveruseof

cellphoneshasbecomeasocialproblemnotmuchdifferentfromotherharmfuladdictions:38Besides,ithasalsobecomeanescapefro

mreality.Soundsextreme,butwe’veallwitnessedtheevidence:Thepersonatarestaurantwhotalksonthephonethroughanentiremeal,ignoringhiskidsaround

thetable;thewomanwhotalksonthephoneinthecar,ignoringherhusband;theteenwhotextsmessagesallthewayhomefromschool,39.JimWilliamsisanindustrialsociol

ogistbasedinMassachusetts.Hehasdonelotsofresearchesonusingcellphone.Hisstudyshowsthatcell-phoneaddictionispartofasetofsymptomsinawideninggulf

ofpersonalseparation.Hepointsoutinastudythatone-quarterofAmericanssaytheyhavenoonetodiscusstheirmostimportantpersonalbusinesswith.40“Justasmoreinfo

rmationhasledtolesswisdom,moreacquaintancesviatheInternetandcellphoneshaveproducedfewerfriends.”hesays,A.Andmostofthemdon’tha

vemanyfriends.B.Whenyougetintoalift,youplaywithit.C.Cellphonesarebecomingmoreandmoreuseful.D.Thecostsa

rebecomingmoreandmoreevident.E.avoidingcontactwithkidsallaroundhimF.Ithasbecomeabarriertoone-on-onepersonalcontact.G.payingattentiontotherealworld第三部

分英语知识运用（共一节，满分30分）完形填空（共20小题，每题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。MostteensI

meetthesedayslackbasicsocialcourtesy(礼仪)whendealingwithpeople.Myownson,whobasically41withhisgrandmother,th

eoriginalmannersguru(专家),hasperfecttablemanners.Thisispartlybecausehewas42tomannersataveryyoungage.However,whenweeatathome,hew

ouldnot43manners.SoIaskedhimwhy.Hesaid,''IbehavethewayIamsupposedto44whenI'mout,butwhenIamathome，Iwanttobe45.''That'swhenIrealizedt

hatmostparents,myselfincluded,do46theirchildrentheproperwaytobehaveoutsidethehome,buttheyarealso47tobe

lievethatathome,anythinggoes.My48tohimwas''goodbehaviorhasnothingtodowithwhereyouareorwhomyouarewith''.Thenheanswered,''ButIbehave49w

henI'mwithotherssothattheythinkbetterofme.''AndthatiswhenIrealizedthatIwasdoingthingsall50.Iexplainedtohimth

atithadnothingtodowithwhatpeoplethink.This51himevenmore.SoIwentontoexplainthatbehavior,whetherinyoureveryday52withpeopleoratthedin

ingtableathome,isan53ofwhoyouare.Well,attheageof13,hegotit.Sobasically,whatIamsayingisthatteachingyourchildren54comeswiththeunderlying(暗含的)less

onthatitisnotabout55todoornottodo,butrather,whotheyare.Thiswayitisnot56;itcomesfromwithin.Teachyourteensorchildrenthe57courtesyofgreetingtheirfriend

s'parentsand58themselveswhentheygotosomeone’shome.Teachteenageboystoopenthedoorofacar,oranydoorforanyonewho59,f

oranygirl,whethertheyaretheirgirlfriendsornot.Thisincludesholdingelevatordoorsorlettingwomenstepoutoftheelevatorfirst.Just6

0thatteenageboyswhopracticegoodmannersandcourtesygrowuptobecomemenwhorespectpeopleingeneral.41．A．came

upB．grewupC．turnedupD．showedup42．A．exposedB．limitedC．caredD．concerned43．A．learnB．practiceC．rememberD．make44．A．liveB．obeyC．reactD．behave4

5．A．gentleB．politeC．comfortableD．kind46．A．guideB．offerC．teachD．support47．A．attendedtoB．broughtupC．caredaboutD．dependedon4

8．A．answerB．devotionC．apologyD．affection49．A．strangelyB．nervouslyC．calmlyD．properly50．A．reasonableB．i

mportantC．wrongD．necessary51．A．confusedB．encouragedC．movedD．pleased52．A．competitionB．argumentC．struggleD．interaction53．A．impressionB．expres

sionC．appearanceD．attitude54．A．lessonsB．skillsC．mannersD．examples55．A．whatB．howC．whereD．why56．A．possibleB．violentC．strangeD．

automatic57．A．minorB．formalC．basicD．casual58．A．pleasingB．introducingC．enjoyingD．amusing59．A．admiresB．forgivesC．consultsD．matters6

0．A．rememberB．confirmC．predictD．consider第Ⅱ卷（共60分）第四部分写作（共五节，满分60分）第一节单词拼写（共10小题，每小题1分，满分10分）（温馨提示：必须使用选修六二、三、四单元单词，根据所给

汉语提示，写出单词的正确形式）。61.Somepeoplemaythinkthatagardenisnomorethanplants,flowers,________(图案)andmassesofco

lor.62.Theexhibition________(发起)bytheSocietyofCulturewasasuccess.63.Itis________(适当的)thatweplanttreesatthistime.64.This

activityhelps________(加强)memoryandbuildtrust.65.Peterlooks________(笨拙的)，butinfactheisverysmart.66.Moreandmorepeoplecannotbearthe________(压力)ofmode

rnlife.67.Ihave________(订阅)toChinaDailyforseveralyears.68.Theseyearsourcompanyhasbeendeveloping________（平稳地）.69.Manypeople________(主张)

buildingmorehospitalshereatthattime.70.Theorganizationhasbeenin________(存在)for25years.第二节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入

适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Tobea“slasher”,apersonwithmultipleoccupations,isarecentlypopularconceptamongyoungChines

e.However,XuKaifeididthis20years71thetrendstarted.Xuisanewmedia72(journal)livinginHaikou,HainanProvince.Butthe36-year-

oldmanisbetterknownasarapper.HisstagenameisJin’anzai.Xu’shighschoolyears73(fill)withpopsongsfromHongKong,writtenintheCantonesediale

ct,whichis74(most)spokeninsouthChina.Listeningtothem,herealizedthatfewpeopleusedtheHainandialect75(write)s

ongs.In2003,hewrotearapsong,“Domidomi”,76(mean)whattodoinHainanese.Today,moreandmoresongsandfilmsarei

ncludingdialects.Itnotonlycreates77artisticeffectbutalsoinspiresdialectspeakerstorediscovertheirlanguages.Suchartisticofferingscanbreak7

8(region)limitationsandearntheappreciationofpeopleinotherareas.AccordingtoZhaoRixin,aprofessorstudyingdialectsattheBeijingLanguageandCultureUnive

rsity,thereisasayinginChina79demonstratesthemagicofdialects,“Whenpeoplefindothersspeakingthesamedialect,itcanbringtears80theireyes.Theuni

queexpressionsofadialectcanbuildconnectionsbetweenstrangersiftheyspeakthesamelanguage,”Zhaosaid.第三节短语填空（每题1分，得0

分或1分，满分10分)（温馨提示：必须使用选修六二、三、四单元短语，根据所给汉语提示，写出短语的正确形式）。81.Throwingtheirhatsintotheair,thefansofthewinningteam(发出)loudshoutsofvictory.82.We’ve

(用完)sugar,soImustbuysomemore.83.Irememberoneofthem(尤其),whospeakswithstrongBeijingaccent.84.He(上瘾)drinkingbecauseoftheheavyworklastyear.85.Wewentout(不

顾)therain.86.Thegirl(染上)thehabitofplayingwithherpenwhilereadingfromthenon.87.Howdidit(发生)thatheknewwherewewere?88.(总的来说),I’msati

sfiedwithherprogress.89.Ican’t(容忍)yourrudenessanymore;leavetheroom.90.Sheseemsverymuch(反对)yourgoingabroad.第四节单句改错（共10小题

，每小题1分，满分10分）下面每个句子都只有一处语言错误。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。多改或不按格式要求改不得分。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（^），并在其下面写出该词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。修改：在错的词下面划一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的

词。91.It’snotaseriousproblemandyoucantakeiteasily.92.Thereisnosurprisethatyouhavewonthecontestintheend.93.Themessageconveyshereisc

lear,“Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.”94.Hedecidedtogetthereevenintheriskofhislife.95.Accustomedtoliveinthecountry

side,hefoundithardtomakealivinginthecity.96.LookatthetroubleIamin!IfonlyIfollowedyouradvice.97.Thereisthefullrangeofactivi

tiesforchildren.98.Forgettingtochecktheweatherforecastresultedfromhisgettingwet.99.Tomisgoingtotalkaboutpoetry,butI’dratherhefocu

sesonmusic.100.Iwouldappreciateifyoupaidincash.第五节书面表达（满分20分）假定你是李华，今年暑假期间你打算参加一个太极训练营，想邀请你校国际部留学生Daniel一起参加。内容包括：1.训练营的相关内容（如时

间、地点、参与者等）；2.参加的原因；3.对方意向。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：太极TaiChi答案听力1-5CABAC6-10BACAB11-15ACBBA16-20CBCBA阅读21-23BCA24-27CDBA28-31DBCD32-3

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utupwith90.opposedto单句改错91.It’snotaseriousproblemandyoucantakeiteasily.easy92.Thereisnosurprisethatyouhavewonthecont

estintheend.It93.Themessageconveyshereisclear,“Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.”conveyed94.Hedecidedtogetthereevenintheriskofhislife.at95.Accustomed

toliveinthecountryside,hefoundithardtomakealivinginthecity.living96.LookatthetroubleIamin!IfonlyI∧followedyouradvice.had97.Thereisthef

ullrangeofactivitiesforchildren.a98.Forgettingtochecktheweatherforecastresultedfromhisgettingwet.in99.Tomisgoin

gtotalkaboutpoetry,butI’dratherhefocusesonmusic.focused100.Iwouldappreciate∧ifyoupaidincash.it书面表达：DearDaniel,I’mwritingtotellyoumyplan

forthesummerholiday.IhavetheintentiontojoinaTaiChiTrainingCampandIwonderifyou’dliketogowithme.ThecampisscheduledtobeginonJuly18thinthenearbypa

rk.AnyonewhohasapassionforTaiChicanjoinit.ItwillprovideteenagerslikeyouandmewithagoodopportunitytoenjoyTaiChia

ndlearnaboutexcellentChinesecultureaswell.Ifyouareinterestedinit,pleaseletmeknowandI’llofferyoudetailedinformationaboutit.Isincere

lyhopetomeetyouatthetrainingcampthissummer.Yours,LiHua听力材料Text1W:Hi,Jim.What’swrongwithyou?Youlooksad.M:Myfathertookawaymycomputeryesterday.H

esaidIcouldn’thaveitbackuntilalltheexamsareover.W:Mymotherdidsomethingsimilartome.Shetookawaymycellphone.Text2W:

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othinginthemailbox.Text3M:Mustyouplaythemusicsoloud?I’llhaveatesttomorrow!W:Sorry,Ididn’trealizeyouwerestudyin

g.Text4W:Didyouhearthatthere’sameetingthisafternoon?M:Yes,Idid.Doyouknowwhatit’sabout?W:Ithinkit’saboutelectingthenewmonito

r.Text5W:CanIgettotheSheratonHotelfromhereonfoot?M:Sure.It’snotfar.Justgoto4thAvenue.TurnrightatthebankonMainStreet.Itisonyourright,nearthepark.T

ext6M:Doyouknowthatyouaren’tdrinkingordinarycoffee?W:Whatdoyoumean?M:Thisisn’tordinarycoffee.ThisisColombianco

ffee!W:Butittastesjustlikeothercoffee!M:Don’tyouknowthattherearemanykindsofcoffeeintheworld?ThereisAfrican,Turkish,andmanyothers.ButthecoffeefromC

olombiaisthebest!Text7W:Everyoneseemstobeonadiet.Haveyounoticedthat?M:Atleasteveryoneistalkingaboutit.Aneighborofmineisonabananadiet.Sheeatso

nebananaforbreakfast,oneforlunch,andtwofordinner.W:Thatwouldbebadforherhealth.Hasshelostanyweight?M:Shedoesn’tlookanyth

inner.Mysistereatseggstoloseweight,onlyeggsforbreakfast,forlunch,andfordinner.W:That’sbadforherheart!Somethingineggsisgoodforlosingweight,buttoom

anyeggsarebadfortheheart.M:I’vealsoreadthat.Whataboutafishdiet?Oneofmycousinseatsnothingbutfish,evenforbreakfast!W:That’stooexpensive.Thebestway

toloseweightistoeatlessandexercisemore.That’swhyI’monmywaytothetenniscourt.Text8W:Hi,Steven.Doyouhaveanyplansforthefuture?M:Sure.I’vedecidedtostudyh

otelmanagementatcollegeafterhighschool.W:Soyouwanttobeahotelmanager,right?M:Yes,Iwillrunabighotelinthecityandwelcomepeoplefromdifferentcount

ries.Howaboutyou,Susan?W:IwanttobeaChineseteacher.M:Why?Don’tyouthinkworkingasateacherisahardjob?W:Well,inmyopinion,it’snotasd

ifficultasyouthink.AndIthinkit’sworthdoing.Teacherscanhelpstudentsrealizetheirdreams.M:ButIthinkit’seasiertobeanoffic

eworker.W:Maybe,butIpreferChineseandChineseculture.M:Isee.Text9M:CouldIspeaktoKate,please?W:Speaking.M:Oh,hi,Kate.ThisisMichael.WemetatTim’s

partyyesterdayevening.W:Oh,hello,Michael.Gladtoreceiveyourphonecall.M:Pleaselisten,Kate.Iwonderifyouwillbefreethisevening?MyfriendJamesisgoi

ngtoholdapersonalpianoconcertandhehasgivenmetwotickets.W:That’sagoodidea.Ilikepianomusic.M:Yeah,Irememberyou

toldmethatyesterdayevening.So,couldIcometoyourplacetomeetyouataboutsix?Theconcertwillstartateight,butIthinkwecangoouttohavedinnertogeth

er.W:I’dbegladto.Let’smeetatsixo’clockthen.M:Seeyouatsix,bye.W:Bye.Text10TodaywewilltalkaboutDisney’snewmovie,Tomorrowland.Tomorrowlandtel

lsthestoryofawide-eyeddreamernamedCasey.Shefollowsastrangesignandstartsamagicaljourneyintoanotherworld.Onherway,Caseyme

etsascientistnamedFrank.Togethertheycarryoutatasktouncoverthemysteriesofalandthatexistsbetweentimeandspace,whichi

snamedTomorrowland.AccordingtoBritt,theentiremoviehasbeenfilledwithsecretthings.Infact,shehadtoputonashort

performancemanytimesforthepartofCaseybeforeshewasallowedtoreadthescript.OnceBrittreadthestory,shewassatisfiedwithit.Shefelthappy,asifshehadjustb

eenonanadventurousride.Shewasalsosad,joyful,andhopeful.Shefeltamixofemotions.Shewasveryhappywhenshefoundoutshegottherole.Itseemst

hatallherhardworkpaidoff.Atlast,justaspeopleexpect,themovieTomorrowlandisverysuccessful.