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2021-11高三英中第1页共6页树德中学高2019级高三上期期中考试英语试题命题人：高三年级英语组审题人：王薇、肖洪林第一部分听力（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.Wherearethespeakers?A.Ataconcert.B.Atabookclub.C.Atarestaurant.2.Whydidthe

womanwaittogivethepresent?A.Sheonlyjustboughtit.B.Sheforgottheman'sbirthday.C.Shethoughtit'slessmeaningfultodeliver.3.Whatdoesthewomanwishtodo?A.Cont

inuetheworktomorrow.B.Moveontosomethingnew.C.Handinareporttonight.4.Whatarethespeakersprobably?A.Policeofficers.B.Cleaners

.C.Builders.5.Whatistheproblemwiththewoman'scomputeraccordingtotheman?A.It'squiteold.B.It’stoodirty.C.Itsfanisbroken.第二节（共15小题，每小题15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。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。听下面一段较长对话,回答6、7小题。6.Whatistheproba

blerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Touristandtourguide.B.Carrenterandcustomer.C.Policeandcivilian.7.Howwillthemanprobablyfeelafterthewoma

n'sresponse?A.Disappointed.B.Excited.C.Scared.听下面一段较长对话,回答8-10小题。8.WhoisJerry?A.Theman’sfather.B.Theman'sbrot

her.C.Theman'scousin.9.Whatdidtheman'sfatherhurt?A.Hishead.B.Hisback.C.Hisknee.10.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakepl

ace?A.Inthebackroom.B.Inthelivingroom.C.Inthetruck.听下面一段较长对话,回答11-13小题。11.Whereisthewomangoingonholiday?A.Toahousenextt

oalake.B.Toahouseinthewoods.C.Toahotelnearthemountains.12.Whatisthewomanlookingforwardtomost?A.Sailin

g.B.Goingforarun.C.Catchinguponsleep.13.HowlonghasthewomanandJohnbeentogether?A.Morethanfouryears.B.Morethanfiveyears.C.Morethansixyears.听

下面一段较长对话,回答14-17小题。14.Howdidthewomantearaholeinherjacket?A.Itwasbittenbyherdog.B.Itwascaughtonafence.C.Itgottrappedonatreebranch.15.Whatcolor

istheman'sfavoritejacket?A.Yellow.B.Blue.C.Black.16.Whatsizejacketdoesthewomantryon?A.Small.B.MediumC.Large.17.Howdoesthewomanprobablyfeelintheen

d?A.Regretful.B.Satisfied.C.Disappointed.听下面一段独白,回答18-20小题。18.Howoldisthefestival?A.Under30years.B.Overl00years.C.Aboutl50years.19.WhatistheTT?A.A

touristfestival.B.Ashoppingfestival.C.Amotorcyclefestival.20.WhoisJudithCurtis'sfriend?A.Laurence.B.Anne.C.James.2021-11高三英中第2页共6页

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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AYOURDAILYDOSE“MUSTREAD”GrievousBodi

lyHarmAToniDayMysteryJaneBennettMunro978-1-532O-2756-7Paperback|E-book|Audiobook$20.99|$3.99|$9.99www.iuniverse.

comInGrievousBodilyHarm,anIdahofemalepathologistisonceagainforceddownadangerouspathafteranewhospitaladministratorstartsac

ruelplanandsheisaccusedofhismurder.MurderundertheMicroscopeJaneBennettMunro978-1-45O2-9862-9Paperback|

E-book|Audiobook$23.95|$5.99|$9.99www.iuniverse.comInthisattractivemurdermystery,astubbornpathologistmustrelyonmorethanhermicrosco

peasshetrieshardtofindoutthetruthinawebofdeception.Herfreedomandlifeareatrisk.TheEarlyYearsAMemoirRachelG

.Carrington978-1-4917-6567-8Hardback|Paperback|E-book|Audiobook$28.95|$18.95|$3.99|$9.99www.iunivers

e.comInhertendermemoir,RachelG.CarringtonremembershavinghersetpathchangeduponmeetinganewlyreturnedWWIIsoldier.Inhim,shefindsalifefilledwi

thpassion-boundtogetherthroughtheirdevotionandlovefortheHeavenlyFather.TheFortyYearConGame（骗局）EverythingYouNeedToKnowAboutDonaldTrump’sThr

eatToDemocracyDr.MichaelB.Harrington978-1-796O-4585-7Hardback|Paperback|E-book$29.99|$19.99|$3.99www.xlib

ris.comInanticipationofthe2020election,thisbookdescribesDonaldTrump’spubliclife,fromhismobconnectionsintheI980sthrou

ghhisfirsttwostumblingyearsintheWhiteHouse.21.InwhataspectdoGrievousBodilyHarmandMurderundertheMicroscopedifferfromtheothertwobooks?A.They

aremoreexpensive.B.TheyarewrittenbyJaneBennettMunro.C.Theycanbefoundonwww.iuniverse.com.D.Theytalkaboutstoriesofthesamepolitician.22.What

kindofbookisTheEarlyYears?A.Afolktale.B.Alovestory.C.Ahorrorstory.D.Anautobiography.23.Whichbookisavailableforpurchase,ifyou’vegot$4.00?A.TheEarlyYe

arsorMurderundertheMicroscope.B.GrievousBodilyHarmorTheFortyYearConGame.C.GrievousBodilyHarmorMurderundertheMicroscope.D.MurderundertheMicroscopeorTh

eFortyYearConGame.BForfourmonths,puppyIndianamiraculouslysurvivedinthewoodswithashatteredshoulder.Shewastakenforawolfandshotwhileru

nningwildwithhermother,Dakota.Asaresultofthegunshot,Indianalostnotonlyherlegbutalsohermother,asthetwoweresenttodifferentadoptiongroups.WhileIn

dianawaslearningtowalkonthreelegsdownsouth,Dakotawas1,000milesnorthinNewEngland.DakotafoundherforeverhomewithmeonLongIsland.Iha

veexperiencewithNordicbreeds,andDakota,ahusky-malamutemix,justneededattentionandsomeonewhounderstoodhowtoapproachher.WhenIfirstreadDakota’sPetfind

erbio,itmentionedthatthepuppyshe’dbeenrunningwithwasshot,and,Iassumed,killed.I’mabroadcastnewsjournalist

,soIdidsomeresearchandcameacrossastoryfromaSouthCarolinaTVnewsoutletaboutapuppythatrecentlyhadherfrontlegc

utoffbecauseofanoldgunshotwound.Therewasnomistakingit—shewasaspittingimageofDakota.Herpuppywasn’tkilledbythegunshot,jus

tbadlyinjured.Ivowedtobringthethree-leggedpuppyhome.AsIlearnedthroughoutmyjourneytoreunitemotherandpup,theybothneededeachot

her.Backhome,Dakotawouldletoutthesedownrightmournfulhowlsonthedeck,asifshewascallingforherpuppytocomeback.AndpotentialadoptersforIndianawererequ

iredtohaveasix-footfencebecauseshekeptjumpingtheoneatherrescueinSouthCarolina.WhenIfinallyadoptedIndiana,thereunionw

asmagical.Dakotawasecstatic.Shecouldn’tstoplickingherpuppy’sface.Thelovebetweenthemisasheartwarmingastheir2021-11高三英中第

3页共6页storyisheartbreaking.Dakotahassincestoppedhermournfulhowls.Indianahasnevertriedtojumpmyfence.Theseonce-feraldogsnowjumpontomybed,lieontheso

fawithme,curlupinmylap,andlickmeconstantly.Inspiteoftheirhavinglivedinthewild,thedogshavenoaggressionwhatsoever.Iamconstantlyamazedbyhowsweetandge

ntletheyare.24.WhathappenedtoIndianaandDakotaafterthegunshot?A.Theyranwildinthewoodsafterawolf.B.Indianawa

sunabletowalkduetoherdisability.C.IndianawasadoptedbyajournalistonLongIsland.D.Theywereseparatedbecauseofdifferenta

doptions.25.Whatcanwelearnfromthesecondparagraph?A.IndianatookafterhermotherDakotaalot.B.Theauthoradop

tedIndianaforherwound.C.TheauthorknewDakota'scharacteristicsfromherPetfinderbio.D.Indianakeptjumpingoverthefencetoanswerhermother'

scall.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword―ecstatic‖inthethirdparagraphmean?A.Overjoyed.B.Indifferent.C.Satisfied.D.Disappointed.2

7.Whatisthepurposeofthisarticle?A.Tocreateanimageofatoughpuppy.B.Tocallonpeopletoloveandprotectdogs.C.Toshareaheartwarmingstoryoftw

odogs.D.Tointroducethegreatdeedofthedogs’owner.CIn2010,BarackObamawastopayavisittoMumbai’sGandhiMuseum,wherepalmtreesfullofmedottedthegrounds.Befo

rehisvisit,IndianauthoritiesremovedeverylastsignofmefromthepremisesforfearthatthepresidentoftheUnitedStateswouldbetakenoutbyoneofmelandingonhishead.L

et’sgetthisoutoftheway:Myreputationasthe―killerfruit‖ofcountlessinnocentswasthenandstillisamyth.Arepeatedlymisinterpreted1984stu

dygreatlyexaggeratedthenumberofdeathsIcausedbyhittingandtheviciousrumorspread.Today,theonlythingsaboutme―todiefor‖arethesometimestoo-de

liciousfoodsyouhumansmakewithme,whichincludemacaroons,piñacoladas,richcurries,andcustardpies.Adecadeago,healthexpertsbr

ieflygavemeahalobecausesomeofmysaturatedfat(饱和脂肪)calledmedium-chaintriglycerides,canraisebeneficialH

DLcholesterol.Andnowonder:I’malong-lastingsourceoffoodandwater,andmyfibrousfleshisusedtomakerope,mats,mattressstuffing,andfishingne

ts.Myshellcanbeturnedintocharcoalforfireorusedasabowlormusicalinstrument.Myleavesareusedforthatchingroofsandmakin

gbroomsandbaskets,whilemytrunksareusedforbuildinghouses,boats,anddrums.Mytree’srootshavemanyfolkmedicinal

usesandproducepigmentsthatbecomedyes—andtheirfrayedendshaveevenbeenrepurposedastoothbrushes.InWorldWarIIJohnF.Kennedywastrappedonanislan

d.Hescratchedamessageforhelpintoacoconutshell,andtwocoast-watchersdeliveredittoAlliedforces,whomanagedtorescuehim.Thecoconutshells

atonJFK’sdeskintheOvalOfficethroughouthispresidencyandnowisacenter-pieceoftheJohnF.KennedyLibraryinBoston—asproofthatwecoconut

sdon’ttakelives,wesavethem.28.WhatdidIndianauthoritiesdotowelcomeBarackObama?A.Theytookdownallthecoconuts.B.Theytriedtoprotecthimfrombeingat

tacked.C.Theypreparedalotofcoconutjuicetotreathim.D.Theygotridofthepotentialnaturalthreattosafety.29.Howdidcoconutsgetthebadreputation

asthe―killerfruit‖?A.Ithasalwaysremainedunknown.B.Aresearchin1984wasoverestimated.C.Fakestatisticswerebelievedbymanypeople.D.Newsoncoconutacci

dentsin1984travelledonwings.30.Whatcanbeinferredfromthesecondparagraph?A.Thefleshoutsidetheshelliseatable.B.Coconutrootscanb

eturnedintofurniture.C.Coconutappealstopeoplealotasadelicacy.D.Coconutisyettobeprovedbeneficialtohealth.31.Whichcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Cocon

ut—AWelcomeFruitB.Coconut—AMistakenFruitC.Coconut—ALife-savingFruitD.Coconut—AMulti-functionFruitDMigrating（迁徙）tern

smaychangetheirflightplansbasedonakeensenseofapproachingtyphoons,escapingtheimpactofthestormsbutstillbene

fitingfromfeedingopportunitiesintheirwakes.ResearchersattheYamashinaInstituteforOrnithologyexamineddatarecordedbytrackingdevice

sonsixblacknapedternsfromOkinawa,Japan,tolearnmoreaboutthebirds'migrationsovermultipleyears.TheternsflewacrosspartofthePhilippineSea's

―typhoon2021-11高三英中第4页共6页highway‖togettotheislandsofBorneoandSulawesiandvariedtheirdeparturetimes—oftenapparentlywaitingt

oleaveuntilalargetyphoonwasabouttocrosstheirprojectedpath.―Theyseemtobeabletopredictit,‖saysJean-BaptisteThiebot,apostdoctoralfellowattheNati

onalInstituteofPolarResearchandleadauthorofthenewstudy,whichwaspublishedinJuneinMarineBiology.Thestudyoffersfewcluesabouthowternsmightdothis,butot

herresearchsuggestssomemigratingbirdsdetectweathersignalsorobservechangingclouds.TheternsThiebotstudiedtypicallya

voidedthetyphoonsthemselves.Butthesestormscanbringfoodtotheoceansurface,sotheirimmediateaftermathmayh

elpthehungrytravelers.―Theymightactuallyusethetyphoontoknowwhentoleave‖fortheirmigrationseachyear,Thiebotsays.I

ntheunusuallyquiet2017season,withoutastrongtyphooncue,thebirdsstartedtheirjourneyslaterandflewwithoutpitstops.Thiebotwouldlike

toseethispatternconfirmedinalargerstudy.Healsoworriesthatincreasingtyphoonfrequencycouldaffectbirds'predictionaccuracy,

potentiallygettingthemcaughtindangerousweather.RobertGill,awildlifebiologistwiththeU.S.GeologicalSurvey,whowasnotinvolvedint

hework,saysthatalthoughthestudy'ssamplesizeissmall,itaddstoscientists'overallunderstandingofmigration.Hehasstudiedsho

rebirdsthattimetheirmigrationsbasedpartlyonincomingstorms,butlittleresearchhasdelved（探究）intothisbehavior.“Theyareablet

opredictbetterthanthebestweatherforecasterswehave,”Gillsays,“butthey'vealsohadtensofthousands,ifnotmillions,ofyearstodevelopthatskill.‖32.Wh

ydidtheternsvarytheirdeparturetimes?A.Theyweretrackedbydevices.B.Theywaiteduntilatyphoondieddown.C.Theyflewacrosspa

rtofthe―typhoonhighway‖.D.Theywantedtotakeadvantageofupcomingtyphoons.33.Accordingtothestudy,howdotyphoonsaf

fectseabirds?A.Theycanbethepitstopsforseabirds.B.Theymightchangeseabirds’migrationroutes.C.Theycanprovideseabirdswithfoodintheirwake

s.D.Theymightinfluencetheaccuracyofseabirds’prediction.34.WhichofthestatementsmayRobertGillagreewith?A.Seabirdsarethebestw

eatherforecastersever.B.Thestudyleadstoanoverallunderstandingofmigration.C.Seabirds’skillofpredictionisacquiredthroughevolution.D.Thieb

ot’sfindingsarenotconvincingforlackofadequateevidence.35.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Typhoonscausegreatdangerto

seabirds.B.Typhoonstriggerthemigrationofseabirds.C.Seabirdsencounterdifficultywhilemigrating.D.Seabirdsantici

patetyphoonstohelptheirmigration.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。选项中有两项为多余选项。Inrecentyears,therehasbeena

nexplosionofresearchintomeditation（冥想）,whichhasbeenshowntoreducebloodpressureandboostrecovery.36Ibeganmypracticeslowly,wit

hjustfivetotenminutesaday,whichiswhatIrecommendeveryoneaimforatthestart.Togiveyouasenseofexactlyhowsimpleitis,herearethethree-

stepinstructionsforbeginningmeditation.Sitcomfortably.37Ifyouwanttositcross-leggedonthefloor,goforit

.Ifnot,justsitinachair,asIdo.Youcancloseyoureyesor,ifyouprefer,leavethemopenandadjustyourgazetoaneutralpointontheground.38You’renotthinkingabou

tyourbreath;you’rejustfeelingthephysicalsensations.Tohelpmaintainfocus,makeaquietmentalnoteoneachinbre

athandoutbreath,like―in‖and―out.‖Everytimeyoucatchyourselfwandering,drawyourattentionbacktothebreath.Assoonasyoutrytofocusonyourbr

eath,you’llstarthavingallsortsofrandomthoughts.Butthisistotallynormal.Wheneveryoubecomedistracted,juststartagain.39Itissucceeding.Ihavemediatedforeig

htyears.Ithasenabledmetotakeevenmoredelightinmyworkandfamily.40Insum,meditationempowersmetotapintowhatliesbenea

thorbeyondtheego.A.Noticewhenyouaredistractedandstartagain.B.Meanwhile,ithasgivenmeawiderperspective.C.Gettinglostandstartingoverisno

tfailingatmeditation.D.Peopleassumetheycannevermeditatebecausetheycan’tstopthinking.E.Bringyourfulla

ttentiontothefeelingofyourbreathcominginandout.F.Studiesalsoshowmeditationcanimproveproductivityandfamil

yrelationships.G.It’sbesttohaveyourspinereasonablystraight,whichmayhelppreventaninvoluntarynap.2021-11高三英中第5页共6页第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满

分45分）第一节（共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Ihadbeenself-quarantined（居家隔离）athomeforaweek,

afterreturningfromaclimatechangeworkshopinWashington,D.C..Whenquarantined,Ithoughtalotabouthowcomplexsystems41tochaos.Thenovelcoronavir

usisamajor42tosophisticatedhumansystemsofgovernance.Hereareafewpersonalthoughtson43learnedfromthecurrentsituation.Scientificignoran

cecanbe44.Itwasscientificallyincorrectforthegovernmentto45thecoronavirusasnoworsethantheseasonalflu.ItwasalsoincorrecttoadviseU.

S.citizensto46businessasusual.Dissemination（传播）ofsuch47informationhelpedtospreadthenovelcoronavirusinAmericafaster.Thegovernmentshould

tellhard48intimesofcrisis,notfalsehoods.Thepresidentshould49moreaboutsavinglivesthanaboutwinningreelection.―Americafirst‖isasingularly50survivalstrat

egyinthemiddleofaglobalpandemic.Buildingeffectiveinternationalorganizationsandalliancesisafarbetterwayof51aglobalhealthcrisisthangoingi

talone.Thephrase―an52ofcaution‖hasbecomecommonplaceinthepastfewmonths.Butitshouldhavebeenexercisedatth

e53ofthepandemic.Detailedplansfor54accuratemessagingshouldhavebeenready.Thecapabilityto55tensofthousandsofcitizens

adayandtogivehospital56basicsafetygearshouldhavebeen57.Membersofthegovernmentadministrationshouldhavecorrectedthepresident’s58ontheseriousnessofth

ecoronavirus.Afteryearsofneglectingscience,thepresidentissuddenly59thatscienceisessentialforhumansurvivalandperhapsevenforhisownpol

iticalsurvival.Ifthiscountry60insciencenow,wewillbebetterpreparedforthenextnovelviruswaitingoutthere.41

.A.appealB.respondC.applyD.relate42.A.shockB.breakthroughC.findingD.concept43.A.conclusionsB.lessonsC.beliefsD.experiences44.A.crucialB.likelyC.de

adlyD.awkward45.A.diagnoseB.distributeC.advocateD.dismiss46.A.engageinB.pickupC.takeinD.giveup47.A.encouragingB.surprisingC.inaccu

rateD.irrelevant48.A.truthsB.policiesC.resultsD.cores49.A.inquireB.worryC.complainD.care50.A.promptB.poorC.

practicalD,effective51.A.enhancingB.sufferingC.survivingD.deepening52.A.abuseB.absenceC.ignoranceD.abundance53.A.fro

ntB.endC.footD.beginning54.A.scientificallyB.historicallyC.economicallyD.politically55.A.cureB.testC.observeD.attend56.A.patientsB.staffersC.nurse

sD.visitors57.A.intimeB.inuseC.inplaceD.incommon58.A.misstatementsB.misunderstandingsC.guidanceD.referenc

e59.A.claimingB.mentioningC.indicatingD.discovering60.A.persistsB.participatesC.investsD.fails第二节(共10小题：每小題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。Chinaiswidelyknownforitsancientcivilisationwhichhascontinuedallthewaythroughintomoderntimes.Therearemanyreasonswhythishasbeenpos

sible,butoneofthemain61(factor)hasbeentheChinesewritingsystem.Thehistoryof62(write)Chineseasapicture-basedlanguage63(date)backseveralthousandy

earstotheuseoflonggu-animalbonesandshells64whichsymbolswerecarvedbyancientChinesepeople.BytheShangDy

nasty(around1600-1046BCE),thesesymbols65(become)awell-developedwritingsystem.Overtheyears,thesystemdevelopedintod

ifferentforms,asitwasatimewhenpeopleweredividedgeographically,66(lead)tovarietiesofdialectsandcharacters.This,however,changedu

nderEmperorQinshihuangoftheQinDynasty(221-207BCE).EmperorQinshihuangunitedthesevenmajorstatesintooneunifiedcountry6

7theChinesewritingsystembegantodevelopinonedirection.Thatwritingsystemwasofgreatimportanceinunitingthe

Chinesepeopleandculture.Eventoday,nomatterwhereChinesepeopleliveorwhatdialecttheyspeak,theycanallstillcommunicateinwriting.The

Chinesewritingsystemhasalsobecome68importantmeansbywhichChina'spresentisconnectedwithitspast.Peopleinmoderntimescanreadt

heclassicworksbyancientChinese.AndasChinaplaysa69(great)roleinglobalaffairsthanbefore,Chinesecultureisbecoming70(increase)popula

rwithinternationalstudents,whobegintoexploreChinesecivilisationthroughthisamazinglanguage.2021-11高三英中第6页共6页第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节短文改错（共10小题；每小题1分，满分

10分）假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加，删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉。修改：在错的词下划一横线，并在该词下

面写出修改后的词。注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词；2.只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。Weiqiisanancientgameofstrategy.Itinventedasearlyas4,000yearsago.Aw

ordweiqimeans―surroundinggame,‖sooneobjectofthegameistosurroundtheotherplayer’spieces.AroundtheSouthernandNorthernDynasties,the

gamewasbroughttoKoreaandthenJapan,whereitgradualbecamepopular.InJapanthegamewascalledigotranslatingfromChinesedirectly.Despitethatitspopularit

yinEastAsia,weiqiwasonlyintroducedtotheWestintheearlytwentycenturythroughJapan.Therefore,mostnon-ChineseknowthegamebyitsJap

anesenameandusedJapanesetermswhileplayingit.Toavoidmistakingthename―go‖astheEnglishword―go‖,thefirstlettersofthenameoftheg

ameisusuallycapitalized:Go.第二节书面表达（满分25分）你校准备举办关于“体育与健康”的演讲比赛。假设你是李华，请你以此为主题写一篇演讲稿，内容包括：1.体育运动的好处；2.你喜爱的体育运动；3.发出倡议。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可

以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Ladiesandgentlemen,2021-11高三英中第7页共6页树德中学高2019级高三上期期中考试英语试题参考答案听力1-5CCAAB6-10BABCB11-15ACACC16-20ABBCB阅读21-23BDB24-27DAA

C28-31DCCB32-35DCCD36-40FGECB完型41-45BABCD46-50ACADB51-55CDDAB56-60BCADC语法填空61.factors62.written63.dates64.on65.hadbecome6

6.leading67.where/and68.an69.greater70.increasingly改错71.invented–wasinvented72.A–The73.so–because74.gra

dual–gradually75.translating–translated76.去掉that77.twenty–twentieth78.used–use79.as–for80.letters-letter听力原文1M:Thankyouforbringingmetothisrestauran

t.Iseldomgettogooutanymore.W:Youshouldcometoourbookclub.Thenextbookwewillbereadingisaboutafamousjazzmusician.2W:SorryImi

ssedyourbirthdayparty!Here’syourpresent.Ithinkit’smoremeaningfultogiveittoyouinperson.M:Youaresosweet!Thankyousomuch.3W:It’salmost9:00p.m.I

thinkweshouldcallitadayandfinishthereporttomorrow.M:Yougo.I’mgoingtofinishit,sowecanbeginsomethingnewinthemorning.4M:Ineedyoutosecurethisentr

ance.Makesurenoonecomesinoroutuntilwehaveclearedthebuilding.W:Isthisatest,sir?Oristherearealthreat?M:Idon’tknow,solet’sassumeit’sreal.5M:Thefanonyo

urcomputerisveryloud.Doesitgethotquicklytoo?W:Yes,itdoesactually.Howdidyouknow?M:Thatusedtohappentomine.Ihadtoopenitan

dremoveallthedustthatwascollected.6M:Weplantotourthecountrybycar,andmaybewedrivefourtofivehoursperday.Wee

xpecttoreturnthevehiclewhenwecomebackhereinthreeweeks.W:I’mafraidIcannotgiveyouthecar.M:Whynot?Wealreadygaveyouourlicensesandmoney.W:That’sno

taproblemandyouwillgetthemoneyback.However,itistyphoonseason,andtheconditionsareverydangerous.Yourinsurancewillnotcovertheextrafeesforrentingduringt

hisperiod.And,ifyourunintotroubleoutsidethecity,youwillnotbeabletogethelpfrompoliceoremergencyservices.7M:Itturn

soutIamgoingtoneedyourhelpmovingthepianoonSaturday.Mydadhurthimself,sohewon’tjoinus.However,withyou,Jerryandme,w

ecandoit.W:Surething.That’swhatcousinsarefor.Besides,withyourbrother’shelp,itwillnotbeaproblem.Hehashugemuscl

esfromworkingoutsomuch.Didyourdadhurthisbackagain?M:No.Hehurthiskneetheotherday.Thedoctorsaysthere’snothingbad

lywrong,butitneedsrestfornow.W:Iseethatthepianoisn’tinhereanymore.Didyoualreadymoveitintothebackroom?M:Yeah.I

hadsomefriendshelpmoveitfromthelivingroomtothebackroomlastweek.ThatwillmakeitmucheasiertogetitouttothetruckonSaturday

.8M:Sowhereareyougoingonholiday?W:John’stakingmetoalittlehousebyalakeupnorth.M:Soundsverypeaceful.W:Itis.It’sexactlywhatwene

edafterthisyear.It’sbeensobusy,sowe’vebarelyseeneachother.M:Whatareyouguysgoingtodothere?W:Sleephopefully!I’mdreamingofly

inginbedeveryday.M:Johnseemstobemoreoftheactivetype.Ican’timaginehimlyinginbed.W:No,hegetsupat6:00a.m.andgo

esforarun.Thereareniceforestpathsaroundthelakewithaviewofthemountains.Wealsohavetheuseofaboat,sowecangosailingiftheweatherisgood.M:Soundsideal.W:

Idon’twanttogetmyhopesup,butIthinkhemightplanonaskingmetomarryhim!M:It’sabouttime.Howlonghaveyoubeentoget

her?Fouryears?W:FiveyearsinJune.M:Well,I’llhavemyfingerscrossedforyou.W:Thanks.He’dbetterbuymeanicering!9M:CanIhelpyou?W:Y

es,I’mlookingtobuyanewjacket.Myoldonehasaholeonit.M:Ohno,howdidthathappen?W:Iwaswalkingmydogandsheranintothewoods,soIranafterheran

ditgotcaughtonatreebranch.M:Ididthesamethingbutonafence.So,areyoulookingforanoutdoorjacket?W:Yes,aswinterisquicklyapproaching.M:Indeed,

soyou’llwantitwarmandwaterproof(防水的).Thisismyfavoriteoneatthemoment.W:Thatislovely.M:TryitonW:Haveyougotanyothercolorbesidesblack?M:Ye

s,youcangetitingray,red,andyellow.Anicebluemightsuityouactually,anditmatchesyoureyes.W:Ineedsomethingbrightasweoftengoclimbing.M:Inth

atcase,I’dgowiththeyellow.Howisthaton?W:It’salittletight.M:Well,that’sthesmallone,sowe’dprobablygoforamedium.W:Well,I

’musuallyalargebutamediumshouldbeOK.M:Sothisoneiscurrently$200,butwe’reactuallygivingcustomersa10%discountthisweekend.W:Amazing!I’mgladIc

ameintodaythen.10Wearereceivingnewsthatnextyear’sTTracesontheIsleofManhavebeencanceledduetotheon-goingCOVID-19emergency.Thefestival,wort

habout£30milliontotheislandeconomy,bringstensofthousandsofvisitorseachyear.Ithasbeenheldeveryyearsince1907andexpectedto

takeplacefromMay29thtoJune12th.EnterpriseMinisterLaurenceSkellysaidthe―logicaldecision‖tocanceltheeventforasecondyearwasneededtopro

tectresidentsandvisitors.The2020TTFestivalwascanceledinMarch,asthefirstwaveofCOVID-19spreadthroughmuchofEu

rope.Thecancelationofnextyear’smotorcyclefestivalisanotherhugehitfortheisland’stourismindustry.Theborderhasbeenclos

edformonthstonon-residentsastheislandgovernmentbattlestopreventthehighratesofCOVID-19seenthroughoutmuchoftheUK.Mr.Skel

lysaidthegovernmentcouldnotcommitto―welcomingtensofthousandsofpeopletotheislandinJune‖.ResidentAnneRostron,whosehus

bandBrianisaformerTTrider,saidshecouldseewhythedecisionhadbeentaken,becauseitwouldbe―lettingeverybodyin‖totheisland.Herfriend

JudithCurtissaidtherewereargumentsforandagainstcancelingtheevent,adding,―It’sgoingtohittheislandagainfinancially,butyou’vegottothinkaboutthes

afetyofthepeople‖.JamesMcLarensaidalthoughitwouldbe―adisappointment‖,itwas―bettertobesafethansorry‖.