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2021年赣榆县第一中学高一英语月考试卷（本试卷总分150分，考试时间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。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.Whatisthemandoing?A.Askingfordirections.B.Givingadvice.C.Offeringhelp.2.What’sJim’sproblem?A.Healwaysforge

tsthings.B.Heisnotpatient.C.Heisoftenlate.3.Whatdoesthemando?A.Heisaworker.B.HeisanEnglishteacher.C.Heisastudent.4.Whyisthewomanmoving?A.Thereistoomu

chnoisefromherneighbor.B.Herpresentflatistooexpensive.C.Shewantsaflatwithapiano.5.Howmuchdidthewomangivethemanasatip?A.$8.50.B.$1.50.C.$5.0

0.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。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.Whatimpressedthewoman?A.Theanimals.B.Thetower.C.Theclock.7.Whatisthemanconcernedabout?A.Thetravelingtime.B.Thecostoftheevent

.C.Thelackofwarmclothes.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atthegym.B.Atarestaur

antC.Atagrocerystore.9.Howmuchwillthemanpayforbeef?A.$5.B.$15.C.$10.10.Whatisthemanlookingfornow?A.Bread.B.Eggs.C.Milk.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Studentandteacher.B.Brotherandsister.C.Motherandson.12.Whatdoest

hemanwanttodoatTyler’shouse?A.Playbasketball.B.Prepareforanexam.C.Attendaparty.13.Whatwillthemanprobablydofirst?A

.Cleanhisroom.B.Leaveforhisfriend’shouse.C.Dothedishes.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Whywon’tthespeakersgotoOceanBeach

?A.It’stoocrowded.B.It’stoocoldthere.C.It’stoofar.15.Whendidthespeakerslastgotothelake?A.Lastweekend.B.Whentheywerefirstmarried.C.Beforetheywe

remarried.16.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Finishsomepaperwork.B.Dosomewashing.C.Packforthetrip.听第10段材料，回答

第17至20题。17.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeaker’smother?A.Shehascoronavirus.B.Shecan’tcomehomeoften.C.Sheisamemberofhospital.18.Whatdoesthemothe

rdoafterworktokeepthefamilysafe?A.Sheusesaseparateentrance.B.Shedoesn’ttalkwithanyone.C.Shestaysclosetoeve

ryone.19.Howdoesthespeakerfeelabouthismother?A.Scared.B.Indifferent.C.Proud.20.Whatisthespeakermainlytal

kingabout?A.Hisfamily.B.Hisworriesaboutmom.C.Hismother’scareer.第二部分阅读理解（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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选

出最佳选项，并在题卡上将该项涂黑。AThingstodoinLondonthisweekendTakealookatourlistsofexactlywhatisopeningupinLondon.L

ambethCountryShowSadly,thefestivalofcountrysidewon'tbegoingaheadinitsusualhomeofBrockwellParkthisyear.But,theshowisbeingta

kenonlineinstead.Allyourfavouritepartsofthefairwillbeonlinethisweekend，includingtheVegetableSculptureC

ompetitionandtheotherusualflowershowcompetitions,local-themedtalksandmusicperformances.WalthamstowGardenPartyThef

reetwo-dayfestivalinE17isgoingonlinethisyear.Overtheweekendyoucanappreciatemusicanddanceperformances,joinavi

rtualbeertasting,andtakepartinonlineT'aiChi.Don'tmissthemostexcitingpartoftheweekend:EastLondonRadio’sfirst-everliveshowtakingplaceacrossth

eweekendandlivemusicfromStMary’sChurch.ColumbiaRoadFlowerMarketTheColumbiaRoadFlowerMarketisreopeningthisweekend.H

owever,itwilllookandfeelquitedifferent.Stalls(摊位)willbespreadout,nearbyroadswillbeclosedandtherewillbealimitonthenumberofpeoplewhocan

enterthemarket.BrixtonCourtyardAnewbeergardenisopeninginBrixtonwithDJmusic,beertastingsandmore.SouthLondonmusicvenueBrixtonJammhasgottenitsoutdoorspa

cebackintogoodconditionwithspaced-outstallsandpicnicspots.21.WhatcanyoudoinWalthamstowGardenParty?A.Havealocal-themedtalk.B.Appreciatebeau

tifulflowers.C.Tastecoffee.D.Enjoymusic.22.WhatofthefollowingmeasureswillbetakeninColumbiaRoadFlowerMarket?A.Requestingvisitorstostandinline.B.L

imitingthenumberofvisitors.C.Reducingthenumberofthestalls.D.Forbiddingtravelerstovisit.23.Whichactivitywillyoupreferifyo

uwanttohaveapicnic?A.LambethCountryShow.B.WalthamstowGardenParty.C.ColumbiaRoadFlowerMarket.D.BrixtonCourtyard.BRisingSeasWillErase

(消除)MoreCitiesby2050,NewResearchShowsRisingseascouldaffectthreetimesmorepeopleby2050thanpreviouslythought,accordingtonewre

search,threateningtoallbuterasesomeoftheworld'sgreatcoastalcities.TheauthorsofapaperpublishedonTuesdaydevelopedamoreaccuratewayofcalculatingl

andelevation(海拔)basedonsatellitereadings,andfoundthatthepreviousnumberswerefartoooptimistic.Thenewresearchshowsthatsome150millio

npeoplearenowlivingonthelandthatwillbebelowthehigh-tidelinebymid-century.InThailand,morethan10percentofcitizensnowlive

onthelandthatislikelytobecoveredwithwaterby2050,comparedwithjust1percentaccordingtotheearliertechnique.Thepoliticalandcommer

cialcapital,Bangkok,isparticularlydangerous.Inotherplaces,themigrationcausedbyrisingseascouldcauseorworsenregionalconflicts.Basra,theseco

ndlargestcityinIraq,couldbemostlyunderwaterby2050.Ifthathappens,theeffectscouldbefeltwellbeyondIraq'sborders,accord

ingtoJohnCastellaw,aretiredMarineCorpsgeneral."Furtherlossoflandowingtorisingwaterstherethreatenstodrivefur

thersocialandpoliticalinstabilityintheregion,whichcouldleadtoarmedconflictsagainandincreasethelikelihoodofterrorism,"saidCastellaw,w

hoisnowontheadvisoryboardoftheCenterforClimateandSecurity,aresearchandadvocacygroupinWashington."So,thisisfarmorethananenv

ironmentalproblem,"hesaid."It'sahumanitarian,securityandpossiblymilitaryproblemtoo."24.Howmanypeoplewillbethreatenedby2050accordingt

otheresearch?A.About15million.B.About150million.C.About50million.D.About450million.25.Whatcanwelearnfromthetext?A.Themigr

ationcausedrisingseas.B.Risingseascoulderasealltheworld'sgreatcoastalcities.C.Basracouldbeentirelyunderwaterby2050.D.Furt

herlossoflandowingtorisingwaterscouldcausearmedconflicts.26.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.Toadvisepeopletomovehouse.B.Towarnthedan

gerofconflicts.C.Totellnewresearch.D.Toappealforenvironmentalprotection.27.Whereisthistextmostlikelyfrom

?A.Asciencemagazine.B.SciencefictionC.Ageographytextbook.D.AmedicaljournalCSocialmediaistakingoverourlives:Facebook,Instagram,Twitterandn

ow,TikTok.Thesesocialmediaplatformshavetransformedfromawaytostayconnectedtoanindustrywhereevenkidscan

makemoneyofftheirposts.Whilethismayseemlikeanotheropportunisticinnovation,it’sreallyfullofhiddenfalserealities.Themedianincome(中位收入)recordedintheUni

tedStatesofAmericawasabout$63,000in2018.TikTokerscanmakeanywherefrom$50,000to$150,000foraTikTokbrandpartnership,andTik

Tokerswithoveramillionfollowerscanmakeupto$30,000amonth—$360,000ayear.Theyaremakingmorethantheaveragepersontry

ingtofeedtheirfamilyandkeeparoofovertheirheads,simplybypostinga15-secondvideo.Thisismadinmorewaysthanone.N

otonlyisitanoverpaid“job”,itpromotesundeservedadmirationfromviewersandafalsesenseofreality.ManyofthesefamousTikTokersarestillteens,andtheeffects

offameatsuchanearlystageinlifemightcauseissueslaterinlife,suchasmentalillness.Teensbetweentheagesof13and17makeup27%ofTikTokviewers,whocanbeeasilyin

fluencedbywhattheyarewatching.Theycanputafalsesenseofself-valueintowhotheylookuptoandwhattheyrepresent:money

,fame,beingconsideredconventionallyattractive.WhileTikTokhasbecomeagreattoolformarketing,it’simportanttounderstandhowthis

contentaffectsyoungviewers.Ifwe’reconstantlyconsumingcontentthatshowsusallweneedtodotobesuccessfulisbeconventionallyattractiveandposta15-secondvide

ofeaturinganewdance,itwillchallengeourknowledgeofwhatreallymakessomeonesuccessfulandwillinturnaffecto

urindividualworkethics(伦理).Whataboutthepeoplewhomissbirthdaysandfamilyholidaysduetotheirjobsandaren’tgettingpaidnearlyasmuchasthes

eTikTokers?RichardColyer,presidentandcreatorofMetaphor,Inc.,hadhisownviewonthisissue.“Itsoundsgreatthatkidscanmakemoneyfordoingthelatestdancemoves

ina15-secondvideo,butweshouldfeedthemindsofkidsandnotjusttheirbankaccounts.TikTokcanbegreatifusedproperly.Moneyaloneisnot

good,technologyaloneisnotgoodandconnectednesscanbebadifit’sonlyonline.”Again,asafellowconsumerofTikTok

,IdoenjoytheappwhenIhavesometimetokillandneedagoodlaugh.I’mnotagainstsomeonemakingalivingonentertainment,butwhatdoesgettingfamouso

fa15-secondvideoteachyoungpeople?28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“this”inParagraph1referto?A.Socialnetworking.B

.StayingconnectedtotheInternet.C.AjobofferedbyTikTok.D.Makingmoneyonsocialmedia.29.WhichisthepossibleinfluenceofTik

Tokonitsyoungusers?A.Theytendtoliveanadultlifetoosoon.B.Theyarelikelytodevelopfalsevalues.C.Theymayabandonothersocialmedia.D.Theyareforcedtopayforcer

tainservices.30.WhatcanweinferfromRichardColyer’scomments?A.ItisbettertoinvolveeducationoninvestmentinTikTokvideos.B.YoungTikTokersshouldbeb

annedfrommakingmoney.C.TikTokcanbeapositiveinfluenceifteensemployitwisely.D.Contentsofvideosneedcheckingbeforetheirreleaseonline.31.Whichofthefol

lowingmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.SayNotoTikTok.B.AJobvsAnEntertainmentC.TikTok—AMineofMoneyD.JoinYoungTikTokersDThemanwhoinventedtheWor

ldWideWebafewdecadesagoiscallingformajorchangestomakeitbetterforhumans.InanopenletterpublishedonTuesday,Berners-Leesaidthatthewebwasusedbyhalfth

eworld'spopulation.Berners-Leesaidthewebhadclearlycreatedgreatopportunitiesforhumanstoprogressandhadmadelifeeasierformillionsofpeople.A

ctually,italsohasofferedopportunitiestogroupstraditionallynotheardanewvoiceinsociety.However,headdedthatthewebhadalso

providednewwaysforcheatstocommitcrimes(犯罪).“Againstthebackgroundofnewsstoriesabouthowthewebismisused,it'

sunderstandablethatmanypeoplefeelafraidandunsureifthewebisreallyaforceforgood,”hewrote.Berners-LeecreatedagroupcalledtheWorldWideWebFoundation

.Heislookingforhelpfromgovernments,companiesandpeopletobecomemoreinvolvedinshapingthewebtodomoregoodforhumans.Hisactualplaniscall

edthe“Contract(合同)fortheWeb”.Underthiscontract,governmentsarecalledontotakestepstomakesureallpeoplecanconnecttotheInternetandthatpersonalprivacyisre

spected.BusinessesareaskedtokeeptheInternetpriceslowsomorepeoplecanusetheweb.Inaddition,companiesshouldr

espectprivacyanddeveloptechnologiesthataimtoputpeoplefirst.Theplanalsocallsonpeopletocreatematerialsforthewebandworkwithotherstomakesurethatisrich

,qualityinformationforeveryone.Besides,peopleshouldseekto“buildstrongcommunitiesthatrespectpersonalspeechandhumane

quality.”“ThepathtomaketheInternetbetteristheresponsibilityofeveryonewhousesit,”Bermers-Leeadded,“Makingbigchan

geswillnotbeeasy,butwillbeverywellworthitintheend.”32.WhatdoesBerners-LeethinkoftheWorldWideWeb?A.Itishisgreatestregret.

B.Itneedsimproving.C.Itstopstheprogressofhumans.D.Itdoesmoreharmthangood.33.What'swrongwiththewebaccordi

ngtoBerners-Lee?A.Itismisusedforbadpurposes.B.Itblocksoutanewvoiceinsociety.C.Itismisunderstoodbyallpeople.D.Itisexpensiveforhalfthe

world’spopulation.34.Whataregovernmentscalledontodounderthe“ContractfortheWeb”？A.Puttechnologyfirst.B.Popula

rizetheInternet.C.Creatematerialsfortheweb.D.MaketheInternetfreeofcharge.35.WhatshouldpeopledowiththeInternetinBerners-Lee'sopinion?A.Be

responsibleforit.B.Completelyrelyonit.C.Absolutelyrejectit.D.Beunconcernedaboutit.第二节（共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入

空白处的最佳选项.选项中有两项为多余选项。HowtoReduceGiftWrapWasteWrappingpapermayhave“paper”initsname,butthatdoesn’tautomaticallymeanitcanberecycled.36Trythesesugges

tionsforcuttingdowntheamountofwrappingpaperyouthrowaway.Reusewhatyouhave.37It’sestimatedthattheU.S.produces4.6mill

ionpoundsofwrappingpaperannually,and2.3millionpoundsofthatstaysinpeople’shomes,awaitingreuse.Usedifferentmaterials.3

8Selectbasicbrownthickpaperthatcanbemadeupwithabow,ribbons,leaves,pineconesormarkers.Repurposenewspapers,oldpostersandchi

ldren’sschoolartworksaswrappingpaper.Thereareplentyofothereco-friendlyalternativestowrappingpaperthatarejustdelightfulandceleb

ratory.39Usebaskets,fabric,giftboxesorbags,teatowels,andmoretocontainanddisplayyourpresents.LearntheJapaneseartofwrappi

ng,usingbeautifulknots(绳结)tofastencolorful,reusablefabricsinattractiveways.Thisway,you’llhavenowrappingp

aperwastetodealwith.Askforbetterpaper.Shopsstorewhatcustomerswant,andrecyclabilityshouldbeatoppriority,soletthatbeknownwhenyou’reoutshopp

ing.AsexplainedbySimonEllin,CEOoftheRecyclingAssociation,atradebodythatrepresentsabout90wastemanagementcompaniesand

papermerchantsintheUnitedKingdom,“It’sacampaignwe’vebeenonallyear—doyoureallyneedtodesignanon-paperwrappingpaper?Ma

kepaperwithrecyclinginmind!”40A.Shopwiththatinmind,too.B.Tryzerowaste.C.Wrappingpapercanbeusedmanytimesifcareistakentounwr

apitwithouttearing.D.Infact,manytypesofwrappingpapercannotduetotheirmaterials.E.Whenwrappingpaperisextremelythin,ithasfewgoodqualityfibe

rsforrecycling.F.Youdon’thavetochooseshiningpapertodecorateapresent.G..Havingamixofrecyclableandnon-recyclablepapersisarealproble

mforcompanies.第三部分英语知识运用（共三节，满分30分）第一节：完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15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，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Mr．Jacksonwasblin

dfrombirth．Heownedafruit41onaverybusystreet．Althoughhewasvisuallydisabled,heranhisbusinessprettyhandsomely．Hecouldseenothingandhecouldonly42thething

swithinhisreach．However,hewasabletohandleitandwascontentwitheverythinghehad．Onedayhissoncametohim．HetoldMr

．Jacksonin43thathereadinthenewspaperofadoctorwhocouldoperateonhiseyesandallowhimtosee．Thefatherandsont

raveledtothedoctorandpaidforthe44．Aftertheoperation,thedoctoraskedMr．Jackson,“Whatisthefirstthingyouar

e45toseewhenItakethebandages(绷带）off?”,Hereplied,“Ireallywanttoseemybeautiful46onmystand！”Thedoctorandtheson47Mr．Jacksondowntothebusystreetwhereh

isfruitstandhadbeenlocatedforsomanyyears．Thedoctor48unwrappedthebandagessothathecouldlayhiseyesonthebeautifulfruit！Mr．Jacksonwassofullof49

thathecouldfinallyseehislife'swork—takingcareofhisfruit！Afterafewhoursof50hisbeautifulfruitstand,helookeddownthestreetbothwaysandsawtherewerequiteafe

wfruitstandsinbothdirections．Helookedacrossthestreetandsawmanyotherfruitstands．Hespentsomuchtimelookingatotherpeople's

fruitstandsand51thecompetition．Soonhisownbusiness52．FromMr．Jackson'sfailure,weshouldknowthateveryonei

sa53individualwithdifferentfingerprints,DNAandthinking．Whatweneedtodoisjustbeourselvesand54everyoneelsetobewhotheyare．Mindourownbusinessandwe

shouldneverbeafraidof55．41．A．standB．companyC．storeD．center42．A．rememberB．describeC．imagineD．feel43．A．p

rideB．excitementC.doubtD．surprise44．A．informationB．serviceC.medicineD．operation45．A．nervousB.eagerC.luckyD．

afraid46．A．flowersB．fruitC.vegetablesD．clothing47．A．sentB．followedC.accompaniedD．invited48．A．suddenlyB．carefullyC.curiouslyD．firmly49．

A．regretB．courageC.joyD．relief50．A．enjoyingB．judgingC.checkingD．making51．A．preparingforB．worryingabou

tC.focusingonD．takingup52．A．improvedB．appearedC.failedD．expanded53．A．simpleB．uniqueC.reliableD.perfect54．A．forceB．persuade

C.requireD.allow55．A．competitionsB．differencesC.changesD.disabilities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。Somepeoplethinkthatporri

dge(粥)isnot56(taste).Butforme,porridgeisdelicious.Itcanbea57(convenience)andveryhealthywaytostartaday.Porridgeisakindoffood58(serve)forb

reakfastinChina.Itisusuallyatypeofgrain,likemaizeoroat,mixedwitheithermilkorwater.Itissoftandsticky—59(thick)thanliquid,butnotsolid.Porrid

geisveryeasytodigest,soit'sverygoodforpeople60areill.Porridgepreparation—theamountofingredientsandcookingtime—61(de

pend)onwhatyouchoosetouseasyourporridgebase.IfI'mcookingformyselfIputsomerolledoatsinapan,addsomewaterandmilk,andthenletthemi

xtureboiled.Istirtheporridgeconstantly.Onceit62(cook),thefunpartisaddingthefavors.Porridgealonedoesn'thaveav

erystrongflavor.Althoughsomepeoplethinkthismakesporridge63(bore),Ithinkthisis64makesporridgeexciting!Itislikeablankpieceofpaper—

youcanaddalmostanythingyouwanttotheporridgebase.Seeds,nutsanddriedfruitsareaverygood65(choose)toaddandcangiveyouenergy

fortheday.第四部分第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华，你的英国好友Peter在给你的电子邮件中说他想了解中国唐代诗人李白和他的诗歌，希望你能给他介绍一些内容。请你写一封电子邮件回复他，内容包括：1.李白生平介绍（生于公元70

1，卒于762）；是继屈原之后最伟大的浪漫主义诗人2.李白浪漫主义诗歌形成的原因3.李白诗歌对于古今中外诗人的影响注意：1.词数80—100；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；DearPeter,___

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___________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节：读后续写阅读下面短文，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。续写的词数应为150左右。(25分)Afriendofminewh

osenamewasJohnSmithhadabadmemory,whichmadehimfamous.Hewassoforgetfulthathesometimesforgotwhathewastalkingabou

tinthemiddleofasentence.Hiswifehadtoconstantly(经常地）remindhimabouthismeetings,hisclasses,evenhismeals!Onceheforgothehadeatenbreakfasttwice,atho

meandatschool.Hiswifelikedtoremindherneighbors,“IfJohndidn’thavehisheadtiedon,hewouldforgetthattoo!”SinceSmithwasaprof

essoratawell-knownuniversity,hisforgetfulnesswasoftenanembarrassmenttohim.Itwasn’tthathewasnotclever,ass

omecriticalpeopletendedtosay,butjustvery,veryabsent-minded.Onehotsummerday,Pro.Smithdecidedtotakehischildrentoaseas

idetownaboutathree-hourtrainrideaway.Tomakethetripmoreinterestingforhisyoungchildren,hekeptthenameofthetownasecret.However,bythetimetheyarrivedatt

hestation,Smithforgotthenameofthetownhewasplanningtovisit.Luckily,afriendofhishappenedtobeinthestation.Heofferedtotakecareofthechildr

enwhileSmithhurriedbackhometofindoutwherehewasgoing.Theprofessor’swifewassurprisedtoseehimagainsosoon.“O

h,mydear,Iforgotthenameofthetown.”“What?Youforgotthename?Maybeonedayyouwillforgotmyname!NowI’llwritethenameofthattownonap

ieceofpaper,andyouputitinyourpocketandplease,pleasedon’tforgetwhereyouputit.”Satisfiedthatshehadsolvedtheproblemshesentherhusbandoffa

gain.Tenminuteslatershewasastonishedtoseehimoutsidethehouseforthethirdtime.Paragraph1:“Whatisthematternow?”askedhiswife.______

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____________________________________________________________________________________高一英语月考试卷答案（6月3日）1--5ACCAB6—10BACAA11—15CBABB16--2

0CCACB21--25DBDBD26--30CADBC31—35BBABA36--40DCFBA41--45ADBDB46--50BCBCA51--55BCBDA56.tasty57.convenient58.served59.thicker60.who/that61

.depends62.iscooked63.boring64.what65.choice应用文写作参见课本P53-54读后续写参考答案“Whatisthematternow?”askedhiswife.“Ijustcan’tremem

berwhyIcomebackandwhereIamsupposedtobegoingonsuchahotsummerday.”repliedtheprofessor.However,therealreasonwasthatheforgotwhe

rehehadlefthischildren.Sensingsomethingwrong,Mrs.Smithdidn’tbelievehiswords,becausewheneverhetoldalie,hewouldblinkhiseyesusuallyquickly.“Tel

lmethetruth,”orderedhiswife.“Asyoutoldme,Ididn’tforgetwhereIputthenameofthattown,butIforgetthestationwhereIleftourchildren!”Whisperedt

heprofessor,hisvoicetrembling.“Whatabadmemory!”shoutedthewife.“Hearingthecry,outrushedtheirneighbors,tryingtofindoutwhathadhappened.Afightbetween

thecouplewasabouttostartwhentheprofessor’scellphonebegantoring.Hisfriendphonedtocomplain.Theprofessorapologized,gotintohiscarand

droveaway,leavingbehindabunchofpeopleoutsidethehouse.Beingafraidthathewouldmakemattersworseagain,Mrs.Smithdecidedtofollowhim,whothen

calledataxi.Bythetimeshecaughtupwithherhusband,thechildrenwerealreadybackhomesafeandsound.Text1M:Canyoutellmehowtogettother

ailwaystationfromhere?(1)W:I’dlovetohelpyou,butI’mastrangerheremyself.Text2W:Jimhasagoodmemory.Iwishhewouldbehereontime.Thisisthethirdtimewehaveh

adtowaitforhim.(2)M:Notsurprisingatall.That’sJim.Text3W:Whydoyouwanttoworkherepart-time?M:First,Iwanttogetsomemoneytopayformyschoolfees.

(3)Second,IwanttopracticemyEnglishwiththeforeigntourists.Text4M:Ihearyouaremovingintoanewflatsoon.W:Yes,eventhoughitismoree

xpensive.Mypresentneighborplaysthepianoallnightlong.Ican’tstandit!(4)Text5W:TheHiltonHotel,please.Ihavea10:30appointment.M:

You’llbethereinplentyoftime...Hereweare.Youstillhavefiveminutesleftbeforeyourmeeting.That’llbe$8.50,please.W:Than

kyou.Here’s$10.00.Keepthechange.(5)Text6M:TheHarbinIceFestivallooksamazingthisyear.W:Yes,didyouseethehugetowermadeofsnow?I

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itwillbetooexpensive.M:OK.Itwillbeanewwaytospendaholiday.Text7W:Hey!Funnyrunningintoyouhere.Areyougettingfoodfordinnertoo?M:

Yes,I’minchargeoftheshoppingtoday.(8)Iwanttomakehamburgerstonight.W:Oh,there’sasaleonbeef!(8)It’susually$10apa

ckage,buttodayit’shalf-price.(9)Ijustgot3for$15!M:Isaw!Ijustgrabbedoneaswell!(8)(9)ButnowIneedburgerbuns.DoyouknowwhereIcanfindthebrea

dsection?(10)W:Yeah,justwalkpastthemilkandeggsandyoushouldseealotofdifferentkindsofbread.M:Thanks!I’lltrythem!Text8(第11题为推断题)M:CanIgoovertomyfriend

Tyler’shouse?(12)W:DoIknowhim?M:Yes,he’sonthebasketballteam.W:Oh,right.ButIthoughtItoldyouearlier,youcan’tgoanywhereuntilyoucl

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ouneedtocleanyourroomfirst.(13)It’satotalmess!Yourdirtyclothesarealloverthefloor.M:ButIpromiseI’llcleanitwhenIcomeback.I’llevendothedishesafterdi

nnertomorrow.W:No,sorry.Doitnow,andthenyoucanleave.Youdon’tevenneedtoworryaboutthedishes.Yourdaddywoulddothed

ishes.M:OK,fine.(13)Youwin!Text9W:Let’stakethedayoffandgotothebeach.M:Usually,I’dsaynobecauseIhavesomuchworktodoin

theoffice.Butthatsoundsreallygoodtome.Wheredoyouwanttogo?W:HowaboutOceanBeach?(14)M:It’stoocoldforthattoday.(14)Whydon’twedri

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lbeachandit’susuallywarmerthanitisaroundhere.W:That’satwo-hourdrivefromhere!M:Sowhat?TodayisFriday.Let’sspendthewholeweekenddownthe

re.W:I’dlovethat.Nowashingorcleaning.Perfect!I’llgopackourthings.(16)Let’sleavesoon.M:OK,it’lltakemeaboutanhourtof

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om’sdoing,(19)butIalsomissherhugs.