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2020～2021学年第一学期交大附中、龙岗中学第一次联考英语试题注意：1.请把答案全部写在最后一页试卷的规定位置；2.请务必按照要求答题，不按照要求答题不得分；3.试卷总分150分，完卷时间120分钟。第一部分：听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案标在试卷

上。录音部分结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂在答题卡上。第一节：（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有一个小题，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。听完后，各小题将给出10秒钟

的作答时间。每段对话仅读一遍。1.WhatdoesMissJamisonthinkTedshoulddo?A.Drivefaster.B.Leavesooner.C.Checktheweatherforecast.2.H

owoftendoJanet’sparentscallher?A.Abouttwiceaweek.B.Aroundonceamonth.C.Abouttwiceamonth.3.Wherewillthemanpr

obablywritehispaper?A.Athome.B.Inacomputerlab.C.Atthelibrary.4.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.A

tthegym.B.Atamovietheater.C.Atschool.5.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.Takingmathclass.B.Borrowingnotes.C.Visitingtheamusemen

tpark.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.Whatgoesonthesecondlineinthecenter?A.Thesender’sdistrict.B.Thereceiver’saddress.C.Thereceiv

er’sname.7.Whatdoesthewomanstillneedtobuy?A.Apostagestamp.B.Aproperenvelope.C.Airmailinsurance.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.HowlongdoesittakeJennytowri

teherpaperaltogether?A.Threeweeks.B.Twoweeks.C.Oneweek.9.WhichpartisthemostdifficultforJenny?A.Preparinganoutline.B.Writingth

epaper.C.Doingtheresearch.10.WhatdoesStanthinkJennyshoulddo?A.Borrowhisoutline.B.Useheroutlinefromlastsemester.C.Makeaplanbeforewriting听第8段材料，回答第11至

13题。11.Whatfieldisthemanprobablyin?A.Finance.B.Engineering.C.Medicine.12.HowdoesthewomantraveltoNewYork?A.Bycar.B.Byplane.C.Bytrain.13.Whatdoesthe

womanthinkaboutNewYork?A.Shedislikesitalittlebit.B.Shecan’tstandit.C.Shefeelsrelaxedthere.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Whodidthewomanli

vewithin1940?A.Byherself.B.Withherhusband.C.Withherparentsandbrother.15.Wherewasthewomanin1945?A.InMinnesota.B.InWashingtonD.C.C.InCali

fornia.16.Whichjobdidthewomanhaveforthelongesttime?A.Politician.B.Secretary.C.Newsreporter.17.Whatisthe

probablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Neighbors.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Grandmaandgrandson.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Accordingtothe

talk,whatismorecommonintheWestthaninChina?A.Usingmobilepayments.B.Usingcash.C.Usingcreditcards.19.HowmanypeopleuseAlipayorWeChatPay?A.A

llpeopleinChina.B.LessthanthosewhousePayPal.C.NearlyeveryonewhohasasmartphoneinChina.20.Howaremobilepaymentsdescribedinthetalk?A.Ea

syandconvenient.B.Simpleandfreeofcharge.C.Popularbutawkwardtouse.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，共计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。AFoodfestivalsareacommonoccurrenceintheUKandtakeplaceinallsortsofplacesandatallsortsof

times.Areyouameatlover?ThenwhynottryMeatopia?Thisthree-day,London-basedfestivaltakesplaceattheendofAugus

t.Inadditiontoarangeofraciallysourcedmeatproducts,fromjuicyburgerstotastysteaks,attendeescanlistentolivemusic,wat

chbutcherydemos,andattendinformalmeat-basedworkshops.Ifyoupreferafestivalthatwillhelpyouavoidanykindofmeatorfish,thenVegfestis

foryou.Thisvegan-friendlyeventtakesplaceinarangeofUKplacesseveraltimesayear.Hereyoucanenjoyawideselectionoffreshlypreparedveganfood,lear

ncookingtipsandheartalksonnutritiontohelpyoumakethemostofyourplant-basedfood.Ifyouhaveasweettooth,thenitcouldbethattheNationalHoney

Show,whichstartedin1921andisthelargesteventofitskind,istheplaceforyoutobe.Thisthree-dayeventattractsover2,000entrantstotheir

traditionalcompetition,andofferslecturesandworkshopsonbeekeepingand,ofcourse,honey.Ifthatdidn’tsuityou,whataboutafes

tivalthatisdedicatedmerelytostrawberry?Strawberry,afestivalofpreserves,hasbeenrunningforadecade.Itincludesacompetitiontofindthebesthome

madestrawberrysauce.Ifyou’dprefersomethingwithalittlemorekicktoit,thenyoucouldattendTheGingerandSpiceFestivalheld

inMarketDrayton.Itcelebratesitstown’shistoricconnectiontoRobertClive,whoreturnedfromIndiawithginger.Whilethere’snoaccountingfortaste,theUKhasso

methingtooffermostpeople.Fromlarge-scalefestivities,tothesmallermoreamateurgatherings,onethingiscertain:peoplearecrazyabouttheirfood.21.WhatdoesMeato

piaaimtooffer?A.Variouslocalspecialties.B.Meat-relatedactivities.C.Justmeat-basedproducts.D.Lessonsonhealthydiets.22.Whichofthefol

lowingisintendedforpeoplewhofavorsugar?A.Vegfest.B.TheNationalHoneyShow.C.Strawberry.D.TheGingerandSpi

ceFestival.23.Whatdoallthefestivalshaveincommon?A.Theyarepopularwithsomepeople.B.TheylastfornomorethanthreedaysC.Theyhavegainedglobalrecognit

ion.D.Theyhavepromotedthelocaltourism.BYouarewithmeonceinawhilefornearly20yearsnow.Youneversaidwhyyouchoseme.Ididn’teventhinkIwasyourtype.

Ihadalwaysthoughtyouwentfortheworrier,theunadventurous.ButIamanoutgoinggirl.Maybeyouwereimpressedwithmydemandingtea

chingcareer.Yourpastloverscomefromallwalksoflife.Iseethemyellandaccuseunderyourpressure.Ioftenkeepyouasecret.Irefusetoletmyident

itybesweptupinyours.Besides,sometimeswhenpeopletalkaboutyou,whattheyareconcernedishowtheyknowyou,tooandthewa

ystoberelaxedandgetawayfromanxiety.Butyouandtheyareonlycasualacquaintances—theintensity(强度)isincomparable.IamwritingnowbecauseIhaveno

ticedthatwearegrowingapart.SotherearethingsIwanttosay.Iknowmydailyexercisingannoysyou;you’renowheretobeseenwhenI

’mreadingourfavouritebooks.I’venoticedthatyou’returnedoffbythewayI’meatingfruitsandvegetables.WhenItakethetimetochatwithastra

ngerorafriend,youoftenstormoff.SoI’vedecideditistimetostartmakingplansofmyown,despitenotknowingwhatyoursare.Iknowwewillalwaysbeintouch.You’ll

visitmewhenIleastexpectit.Butplanonbeingprepared.Ifwedoeventuallysplitforgood,youshouldknowyouhavechangedmeforthebetter.Becauseo

fyou,Iseethatlifeisafragilegifttobehandledwithawakenedcareandpatience.Solearntokeepyouatbaybygettingawayfromstress.Inshort,appreciateyouforwhat

youhavebroughtintomylifebutIaskyoutogivemethedistanceIneedtolivethelessonsyouhavetaught.24.Theword“you”mentionedinthepassagerefersto________.A.

asecretB.abadfeelingC.ateacherD.theauthor’sbestfriend25.Whichactivityoftheauthorwill“you”like?A.Readingherfavoritebooks.B.Chatt

ingwithherfriendshappily.C.Workingoutonregularbasis.D.Doingdemandingworkandfeelingstressed.26.What’stheauthor’sattit

udetowards“you”?A.Sheisgratefulto“you”.B.Shehaspityon“you”.C.Shecan’tforgive“you”.D.Sheregretstreatin

g“you”badly.27.Whereisthepassageprobablytakenfrom?A.Apoem.B.Aguidebook.C.Adiary.D.Abiography.CEverytime

wegetonaplane,we’reaskedtoeitherturnoffourphonesorchangethemtoflightmode—it’sfor“securityreasons”.ButaccordingtoTheConversation

website,havingtoturnourphonesoffonaplaneis“aserviceissue,notasafetyone”.Whenwespeakonourphonesintheair,theycan

causeinterferencetotheaircraft’sradiosandpilotscanhearthisinterferenceintheirheadphones.“It’sthesamenoiseyou’llbefamil

iarwith,ifyouputyourmobiletooclosetoaspeaker,”theMirrornoted.“Itisnotsafety-critical,butisannoyingforsure.”Thoughspeakingonaphone

duringaflightisn’tdangerous,fromtheviewpointofservice,itisn’tstillagoodidea.Whenwemakeorreceiveacallonthegr

ound,weconnecttoacelltowerthatdealswithallcallswithinan80-kilometerradius(半径).Aswemovefromplacetoplaceweare“handedon”todifferentcellt

owers.AsUSscientistSvenBilenexplains,forthissystemtowork,thereare“built-in”expectations:Thereshouldn’tbetoomany“handoffs”andpeop

leshouldn’tbetravelingfasterthancarspeeds.“Ofcourse,phoneusersshouldbeclosetotheground.”headded.Ifweweretomakephon

ecallswhileweflew,however,noneoftheseexpectationswouldbemet.Andevenworse,ourcellphoneswouldstopworking.Butnowthingsarebeginningtochange.Ifw

estillcan’tspeakduringaflight,wecanuseotherphonefunctions.Forexample,AirbusA330ofEmiratesAirlineshasinflightWiFitomakepassengerssendand

receiveshortmessagesintheair.Inthefuture,asBilenpointsout,itmaybepossibleforairtravelerstomakeandreceivecallsfreely.Thebreakthroughcouldbe“pic

ocells”,whicharesmallcelltowersontheplaneitself.Therewouldnolongerbeconnectionsmadebetweenphonesandt

hegroundandthereforetherewouldbenodangerofdisruptiontophoneservice.Oneday,perhaps,wewillbechattingintheairasmuchaswechatontheground.28.Whyarepas

sengersrequiredtoturnofftheirphonesonaplane?A.Becauseusingphoneswillposeathreattotheirsafety.B.Becauseusingphonesmaycauseannoying

noisetopilots.C.Becauseturningoffphonescanensurepassengersabetterservice.D.Becausephoneswillfailtobeconnectedtothecelltowerwheninthe

air.29.Howmany“build-in”expectationsarementionedbySvenBilentohelpmakeaphonecall?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.D.Four.30.Whatca

nweinferfromthepassage?A.Peopleshouldtravelslowerthanairplanespeedstomakeaphonecallsuccessfully.B.Passengersarelikelytomakeorreceiv

ephonecallsfreelyonaplaneinthefuture.C.“Picocells”hasbeenappliedbyairlinestoprovidepassengerswithgoodphoneservice.D.PassengerscanreceivecallsonAi

rbusA330ofEmiratesAirlineswiththehelpofinflightWiFi.31.Whereisthetextmostlikelyfrom?A.Asciencefiction.B.Atraveljournal.C.Aguidebook.D

.Amagazine.DBuyinggreenisnowpopularwithmanyconsumers.Wechooseenvironmentallyfriendlyproducts,andwetrytobeconsciousconsume

rs.However,newresearchbytheUniversityofArizonahasfoundthatithasnopositiveeffectonpsychologicalwell-being(幸福感).I

talsohasamorelimitedenvironmentalbenefitthantheotheroptionsimplybuyingless.Thestudyfollowed968youngadultsov

eranumberofyears.Throughoutthestudy,participantsrespondedtoonlinesurveyquestionsabouttheirsubjunctivewell-being,their

lifesatisfactionandtheirpsychologicaldistress(悲伤),aswellasgivinginformationabouttheirlevelsofmaterialismandpro-environmentalbehavior

s.Thestudyfoundthatreducedconsumption—buyingless,repairingitemsinsteadofreplacingthem,avoidingimpulsepurchasesands

oonwaslinkedtoahigherlevelofpersonalwell-beingandalowerlevelofpsychologicaldistress,butgreenbuyingdidnotshow

suchlinks.Perhapsunsurprisingly,thestudyalsofoundthatyoungpeoplewithmorematerialisticvalueswerelesslikelytoengageinreducedconsu

mption.Thisgroupdid,however,engagewithbuyinggreenactivities.ResearcherSabrinaHelmsuggeststhatthismaybebecausebuyinggreenisst

illbuyingsoitstillsatisfiesthematerialists’urgetoaccumulatenewitems.Thesepeoplearecalled‘greenmaterialists’.However,greenmaterialistsmuststi

lldealwiththesameconsumption-relatedstressesasaveragematerialists.Ifyoubuyandownalotofstuff,ittakesupalotofheadspa

ce.Youhavetoworryabouthowtopayforit,andyouhavetomanageallthestuff,worryingabouthowtokeepitsafeandhowtokeepitor

ganized.AsHelmnotes,“Thekeyistoreduceconsumptionandnotjustbuygreenstuff.Havinglessandbuyinglesscanactually

makeusmoresatisfiedandhappier.”Understandinghowmaterialisticvaluesaffectconsumerbehaviors,andhowthosebehaviorsinturnaffec

tpersonalwell-being,isimportant.However,Helmacknowledgesthatformanyconsumers,changingbehaviorstoconsumelesswillbechallenging

.“We'vebeentoldsincechildhoodthatthere’saproductforeverythingandit’sOKtobuy,andit’sagoodthingbecausethat’showtheeconomywork

s,”SheSaid.32.Whatisthedifferencebetweenbuyinglessandbuyinggreen?A.Buyinglesspromotespersonalwell-being.B.Buyinglessisba

sedonmaterialisticvalues.C.Buyinggreenbringsmorelifesatisfaction.D.Buyinggreencontributesmoretotheenvironment.33.Whatpro

blemdoesagreenmaterialistusuallyhavetoface?A.Theburdenofownership.B.Worriesabouthowtostaysafe.C.Stressesfroma

veragematerialists.D.Thedifficultyfindinggreenproducts.34.WhatdoeswhatHelmsaysinthelastparagraphindicate?A.Itisnaturaltobuyandsellthings.B.It’sim

portanttobewiseconsumers.C.It’sgoodtobuywhatisneeded.D.It’snoteasytomakepeoplebuyless.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.C

hangesinConsumerCultureB.BuyingLessforYourHappinessC.GreenConsumption:AChoiceforthePlanetD.HowMaterialisticValuesAffectConsumerBehaviors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。HowtoenjoybeingateenagerBeingateenagercanbechallengingwithyourhormonesgoingwild.36Herear

esomereallyusefultipsforyoutohaveenjoyableteenageyears.Settingindividualexpectations.Everyoneisdifferent,especiallyintheirteena

geyears.37Someteensprefertospendtheirteenageyearswithfriends,whileothersprefertostudyandwork;someprefertobequie

twallflowers,whileothersareloudanddon'tcareiftheystandout.38Forlotsofpeople,theteenageyearsarefullofworries-stoppayin

gsomuchattentiontothem!Manyworriesarebasedonwhatotherpeoplethink,ratherthanwhatyouthink.Goaheadanddowhatyouwant

todo,withoutfactoringintheopinionofothers;chooseyourownpathinlife,anddon’tworryaboutwhatothersthinkofyourchoices!Liveitthewayyouwan

tto.Worktoimproveyoursocialskills.Someteenshavetroublewithsocialinteraction,withthereasonsbehinditvarying.Sinc

esocialinteractionisnecessaryinordertosucceed,it’simportanttolearnhowtocopewithshynessandsocialanxiety.Considerworkingwit

hafriendorafamilymemberofcloseagetodevelopyoursocialskills.39Keepgoodrelationswithyourfamily.Manyteenagersbecomebad-tempered,withdr

awn,andstopvaluingfamilyasmuchastheyusedto.Trytoavoidthis.Familyisoneofthemostimportantconnectionsinyourli

fe.40Andplus,youseethemeveryday.Whynotmakeitnicetospendtimewiththem?A.Developyoursenseofself.B.Realizethattheteenyearsarenotallalike.C.Familymembers

-especiallyparentsprobablyworryaboutyouduringyourteenageyears.D.Butthatdoesn’tmeanyoucan’tenjoytheteenyears.E.It’sthebuildingbl

ocksforallrelationshipsyoudevelop.F.There’sreallyno“way”toenjoybeingateenagerexceptforthe“way”youmakeonyourown!G.Itmaynotrepl

acenewsocialexchanges,butit’sgoodpractice.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）Icomefromoneofthosefamilieswhereyouh

avetoyellatthedinnertabletogetinaword.Everyonehasastrong41,andtalksatthesametime,andnoonehasa42leadingtoheated

arguments.Weoftentalkorevendebatewitheachotherondifferenttopics.43afamilylikeminehasmadememore44aboutthe

worldaroundme,makingmetendtoquestionanythinganyonetellsme.ButithasalsomademerealizethatI’mnotagoodlistener.A

ndwhenIsay“listening”,I’mnot45tothenodding-your-head-and-46-answering-Uh-huh-or-Ooh-I-seevariety.Imeanthekin

doflisteningwhereyoufindyourselfdeeply47withthepersonyou’respeakingwith,whenhisstorybecomesso48thatyourworldbecomes

lessaboutyouandmoreabouthim.No,Iwasneververygoodatthat.IspentsummerinSouthAfricatwoyearsago.Iworkedforagoodnon-profit49ca

lledNoah,whichworks50onbehalfofchildrenaffectedbyAIDS.But51youaskedmewhatIreallydidinSouthAfrica,I’dtellyouonething:Ilistened,andIlistened.S

ometimesI52,butmostlyIlistened.AndhadInotspenttwomonths53,Imighthavemissedthe54momentwhenaquietlittlegirlatoneofNoah’scommunitycen

ters,orphaned(孤儿)attheageofthree,whisperedafteralong55,“Iloveyou.”56thatsummer,Iknewhowtohear.Icouldsitdownwithanyoneandhear

their57andnodandrespondatthe58time—butmostofthetimeIwas59aboutthenextwordsoutofmyownmouth.EversincemysummerinSo

uthAfrica,Ihavenoticedthatit’sinthosemomentswhenmymouthisclosedandmy60iswideopenthatI’velearnedthemostaboutotherpeople,andperhapsaboutmyself.41.A

.qualificationB.influenceC.opinionD.assumption42.A.commitmentB.problemC.scheduleD.request43.A.BelongingtoB.BelievinginC.Bringing

upD.Strugglingfor44.A.anxiousB.curiousC.nervousD.adventurous45.A.objectingB.appealingC.turningD.referring46.A.ru

delyB.loudlyC.politelyD.gratefully47.A.identifyingB.quarrelingC.debatingD.competing48.A.vividB.absurdC.mind-numbingD.time

-consuming49.A.schoolB.organizationC.factoryD.church50.A.effortlesslyB.timelesslyC.aimlesslyD.tirelessly51.A.unlessB.becauseC.althoughD.if52.A

.applaudedB.spokeC.weptD.complained53.A.studyingB.travelingC.listeningD.working54.A.touchingB.frustratingC.astonishingD.fascinating55.A.

delayB.courseC.journeyD.silence56.A.BeforeB.AfterC.ExceptD.Since57.A.needsB.storiesC.commentsD.cases58.A.valuable

B.freeC.rightD.same59.A.talkingB.arguingC.learningD.thinking60.A.sympathyB.spiritC.mindD.family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Researchersfind,notjustdailywalksorcontrollingsaltinyourdiet,learningsomehuladancesteps61.

(be)alsohelpfulinloweringyourbloodpressure.ThehulaisadancedevelopedbythePolynesianswho62.(original)settledintheHawaiia

nIslands.NativeHawaiianswhoparticipatedinablood-pressure-loweringprogrammeinvolvingtheirculturaldanceof

hula63.(reduce)theirbloodpressuremorethanthosewhoreceivedstandardeducationondietandexercise.Theparticipantssaidthehulahelpedmeettheir64.(spirit)a

ndculturalneeds.Theseresultsmayalsobeapplied65.othergroupsalthoughthestudywasconductedinNativeHawaiians.Theyprove66.ideathatformostp

eople,thebestphysicalactivityfortheirhealthisonethatmakesthem67.(breath)alittlefasterandgetstheirheartbeatingalittlefaster.68.that'sdancing,bikin

g,swimming,orsurfing,thekeyistomovemoreandmoreoften.Whilethephysical69.(benefit)ofdancinghulaareclear,othe

rpositiveimpactsincludecreatingsocialsupportandincreasingself-confidence.Othersimilarculturalactivities,especiallythosemeetingna

tionalguidelines,andsocialandculturalactivities70.(motivate)peopletomakebehavioralchanges,couldbeusedinasimilarw

ayinotherlocalgroups.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修改作文，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。Yesterdayonmywayhome,Isawthelittleboyplayingjustbesideaconstructionsitewithiron

sheetsblockeditasafence.Iwentovertowarnhimthepotentialdanger.Hesmiledshyatmeandwalkedaway.Justatthatmoment,thefencefallsdownrightthereonthesa

mespotwhichthekidwasplaying.Iwasshockedandhurriedtoseethathewashurtorsomething.ButIsawhimrunningaway.Hesomehowp

anickedeither.Miracleshappeneveryday.Weshouldalwaysbesensitiveandnotletthenoiseoftheworldtodeafenusandfailtonoticesmallandamazingwondersofourpl

anet.第二节书面表达（满分25分）上周末，你和同学参加汤显祖文化艺术节的活动并担任外宾翻译志愿者。请你为班级英语角写一篇短文，介绍这次志愿者经历，内容包括：1.工作内容；2.对志愿者工作的感想。注意：1.词数100左右；2.短文题目和首句已为你写好。TheExperienc

eofVolunteeringLastweekend,IhadanunforgettableexperienceinTangXianzuArtandCultureFestival,inwhichIvolunteered

tobeaninterpreter._____________________________________________________________________________________________

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B16—20AACCA阅读：21-23BBA24-27.BDAC28-31.BCBD32-35AADB36-40DFAGE完形:41-45CBABD46-50CAABD51-55DBCAD56-60ABCDC语法填空：61.is62.originall

y63.reduced64.spiritual65.to66.the67.breathe68.Whether69.benefits70.motivating短文改错：1.the—a2.blocked—blocking3.him后加of/about4.shy—shyly5.falls—fell6.w

hich—where7.that—whether/if8.either—too9.world后的to删除10.and—butAmodelessayTheexperienceofvolunteeringLastweekend,Ihadanunforgettableexperiencein

TangXianzuArtandCultureFestival,inwhichIvolunteeredtobeaninterpreter.Asscheduled,Iwenttotheairporttopickupthedistinguishedfore

ignguestsandhelpedthemcheckinatthehotel.Duringtheirstayinthefestival,theguestsappreciatednumerousworkscreatedbywell-k

nownartistsinChina.Frommyperspective,servingasavolunteerisnotonlyagreatcontributiontooursocietybutalsobeneficialtomyself.Whenprovidinghelpforot

hers,Icanimprovemycommunicationskills.Therefore,Isincerelyhopethateveryonewouldbeinvolvedinthevolunteeringwork.听力材料：Text1W:Lateagain,Ted?Thisis

gettingtobeahabit.I’dbesurprisedifyouwereontime.M:Sorry,MissJamison.Didyouseethefogontheweatherreport?Itwa

sdangeroustodrivetoofast.W:Maybeyoushouldleavehomeearlier…(1)Text2M:Howoftendoyoucallyourparents,Janet?IcallmineeverySat

urdayandeverySunday.W:Icallmyparentsonceamonth.Buttheycallmeeverytwoweeks.(2)Text3M:Oh,no!Mycomputerisnotworking!Ihaveapaperdueto

morrowmorning,andthelibraryisalreadyclosed.W:Whydon’tyouusethecomputerlaboncampus?They’reopenuntilmidnight.M:Really?OK.I’dbetterrun.Thanksf

orthetip!(3)Text4M:I’vegottwomoreclassestoday.I’llcallyouafterclasses.W:Cool!Ihavetogotothegymoutofschoolanyway,

(4)solet’sjustmeetatthebiggestmovietheaterofourcity.M:Thatsoundsperfect.Seeyouagainlater!Text5M:Didyoutakenotesinmathclass?Ifso

,canIborrowthem?(5)Iwasn’ttherebecauseIwasatanamusementpark.W:Idohavesomenotes,butIamreadingthemrightnow.Maybeyoushouldaskanotheroneforhelp.Tex

t6W:I’msendingalettertomyfriendbyairmail.It’snotinsuredoranything,buthowdoIaddressit,again?M:Well,obviouslyyouhavetowritethenameofthepersono

rbusinessinthecenteroftheenvelope.W:Okay.Whatnext?M:Onthesecondline,youwritetheaddressyouaresendingitto.(6)Good,likethat.W:Igotitnow.Onthe

lastline,Iwritethecityit’sgoingtoandthedistrict,right?M:Don’tforgettowritethereturnaddressintheupper-leftcornerinthesamemannerasthesendingaddr

ess.W:NowIjustneedtogetaproperpostagestamp.(7)Text7W:Stan,you’vealreadyfinishedyouressay?I’vebeenworkingonminefortwowe

eks,andI’llneedanotherweekbeforeit’sfinished.(8)M:Iknow,Jenny,(9)it’sahugeproject—researching,thinkingofanargumentandthenfindingdetailsthatshowt

heargumentistrue.W:Thatpartonlytookmeoneweek.Butwritingandrewriting,andthendeletingandwritingagain…that’skillingme!(9)M:Thatpa

rtdidn’tbotherme.W:What’syoursecret?(10)M:Iwriteanoutline:abasicplanofwhatI’mgoingtosay.(10)AndthenIfillitinwithtopicsforeachparagraph.Aftertha

t,Iputnotesaboutwhatdetailstoinclude.W:Thatsoundshard.M:It’seasierthanyouthink,andwhenit’stimetowrite,everythinggoesreallysmoothl

y.(10)IhaveanoutlinefromlastsemesterthatIcouldshowyou,ifyou’reinterested.Text8W:Areyoupackingforanothertrip?M:Yeah.O

nSaturday,I’mflyingtoToronto.W:Isthisanotherengineeringconferenceforwork?(11)M:No.I’mmeetingwithfriends.ButIearnedsomanymilesbytravelingforwo

rkthattheticketwasfree.W:That’simpressive.Youflyalot.I’veonlybeenonaplaneafewtimes.M:Really?Don’tyoutravelwithyourdad?W:No.Hetravelsalotbecauseheisa

banker,andhehasanofficeinJapan.Whenhe’sworkinginNewYork,wetakethetraintovisithim.(12)M:Oh,Ithoughtyoudrove.W:No,mymomdislikesdr

ivinginthecity.Besides,thetrainissuperrelaxing.M:Whatdoesyourmomdoforwork?W:She’sanurse.Butshegetstheweekendsoff.M:Isee.DoesshelikeNewYo

rk?(13)W:Actually,neitherofuslikesitthatmuch.(13)Butwelovespendingtimewithmydadthere.Text9M:Thanksforagre

eingtothisinterview,Mrs.Rogers.Myteacherwantsmetointerviewsomeonewholivedduringthe1940s.W:Ofcourse,Joey.What’syourfirstquestion?M:Well,wherewereyou

livingin1940?(14)W:InMinneapolis,Minnesota,whereIwasbornandraised.(14)M:Didyoulivewithyourfamily?(14)W:Yes,withmypare

ntsandmyyoungerbrother.(14)In1943,ImovedtoWashingtonD.C.bymyself.Igotajobasatypistforanewspaper.M:WhatwasD.C.like?W:Itwasanexcitin

gtimetobelivingthere.Igotmyinterestinpoliticsfrombeinginthenation’scapital.WhenImovedtoCalifornia,Iwents

traighttoSacramentoandgotajobworkingforastatelawmaker.M:WereyouinCaliforniawhenthewarended?W:No,IwasstillinD.C.Imetmyhusbandthere,an

dwemovedthefollowingyear,in1946.(15)M:Howlongdidyouworkforthelawmaker?W:Well,Iwasasecretaryforthatpolitician

fortwoyears.ThenIhadmytwogirlsandstayedhomeforafewyears.Butassoonastheywereoldenough,Iranforofficemyself.(16)M:Really?Didyouwin?W:Idid.Ispen

tthenext20yearsasalocalpolitician.(16)M:Wow.I’velivednextdoorforyears,(17)andIdidn’tevenknowthat!Text10Tenyearsago,everyoneinChinacarri

edaroundalotofcashwiththem.Creditcardswerestillnotcommon,andmostsellersdidnothavemachinestoacceptbankcards.

Nowadays,creditcardsarestillnotascommonastheyareintheWest,(18)butChinahasadvancedpasttheWesternworldinonerespect:nearlyeveryone

whohasasmartphoneinChinaalsohasanaccountwithAlibaba.comorWeChat.(19)Alibaba.comandWeChataretwoofChina’slar

gestandmostsuccessfulInternetcompanies.AlipayandWeChatPaycanbelinkedtoabankaccount.(19)(20)Sendingandreceivingmon

eyisassimpleasafewtouchesonaphone.(20)AndChinaisrapidlybecomingacashlesssociety.Usingyourphoneasyourwalleti

smuchsaferthancarryingalotofcashwithyou,andit’seasiertokeeptrackofhowmuchyouspend.(20)ItisonlyamatteroftimebeforeWeChatPayandAlipaybeginto

challengetheAmericancompanyPayPalforcustomersoutsideChina.Atleastfornow,Chinaissettingaprettygoodexample.