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山东省日照市2022届高三上学期开学校际联合考试英语2021.09注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名考生号等填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦

干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，将答题卡交回。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。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转

涂到答题卡上。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。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.Whatisthemanthinki

ngabout?A.DoingbusinesswithMichael.B.Goingonatriparoundtheworld.C.Writingastorybasedonhistravels.2.Whatcoloristhespeakers

’car?A.Blue.B.Red.C.Pink.3.Whydidthewomanbuythesuit?A.Forawedding.B.Foraninterview.C.Forabirthdayparty.4.How

manypeopleintotalarecomingtotheparty?A.10.B.15.C.18.5.Howoftendoesthefarmer’smarketopen?A.Everyday.B.EveryFriday.C.Onceamonth.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，

满分25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、7题。6.Wherearethespeakers?A.Onabus.B.Onatrain.C.Onaplane.7.Whatistheman?A.Adoctor.B.Ateacher.C.Anurse.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whichfloord

othespeakersneedtogoto?A.The15thfloor.B.The17thfloor.C.The23rdfloor.9.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthesituation?A.Positive.B.Unhappy.C.Surprised.听

第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whenwillthemanagers’meetingbeheld?A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.11.Howmanylettersw

illMr.Jenkinssign?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.12.WhoisJulia?A.Amanager.B.Acustomer.C.Asecretary.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whatistheweat

herliketoday?A.Rainy.B.Windy.C.Sunny.14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Friends.B.Co-workers.C.Husbandandwife.15.Wheredidthekids

goyesterday?A.Toazoo.B.Toamuseum.C.Toasealifecenter.16.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Setoffonatrip.B.Makeaphonecall.C.ChecktheI

nternet.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthemaintopicofthetalk?A.Howthespeakerreadclassics.B.Whythespeaker

cametoChina.C.Howthespeakergraduallylovedreading.18.HowdidthespeakermostlypasshistimebeforehecametoChina?A.HewatchedTV.B.Hetendedthegarden.C.

Helistenedtomusic.19.Whichauthordoesthespeakerlikemost?A.AnnPatchett.B.IanMcEwan.C.JoNesbo.20.WhatdoesAnnPatc

hettusuallywriteabout?A.Dailylife.B.Crimes.C.Mysteries.第二部分阅读（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A、B、C、D四个选

项中选出最佳选项。AAsaformereditoratRealSimplemagazine,I’vecomeacrossmanydomesticproducts.AndnowI’mafreewriterandamomoftwoamazingbutmessychildr

en.I’vereallyputthesecleaningproductstouse.SoI’vedecidedtosharemytop4productswithyou.MagicSiliconeDishwashingGlovesT

hesemightbeoneofmyfavoriteinventionsever.BPA-freesiliconegloveswithbuilt-inscrubbers(刷子)forcleaningdishes?Brilliant!Theyget

ridoftheneedforawashingbrushkeepmynailsunharmed,andtheycanbethrownintothedishwasher.Shopit:MagicSiliconeDishwashingGloves,$15,amazon.comRub

bermaidRevealPowerScrubberIliveinarentalapartment,andwhenImovedin,thegroundaroundmybathtubwasverydirty.Thistoolmakeslightworkof

bubble(气泡).Thecompanysaysi’stwiceaspowerfulasscrubbingwithhand,andIhavetoagree.Useitoneverythingfromtapstosidingdoortracks—youwon’twanttoputit

down.Shopit:RubbermaidRevealPowerScrubber,$20,walmart.comAngryMamaMicrowaveCleanerIcan’tcounthowmanytimestomatosaucehassplatteredinm

ymicrowave.Thissmallinventionusessteamtoloosenallthatbaked-onstains(污渍).Justtakeoffthehair,fillwithwaterandvinegar,andwatchAn

gryMamaasshesprayshotsteamallovertheinside.Thenwipewithadampcloth.She’sincrediblyfuntouse!Shopit:Angr

yMamaMicrowaveCleaner,$9,adiscountof50%ifyoubuynow,amazon.comHiwareDrinkingStrawBrushSetIfIgavemykidsonlystrawsintheirstockings

forChristmas,they’dbeexcited.TheyaskforstrawssooftenthatIshouldbuyastockofthem.Andnowthatreusablestraws

arepopular,thesetoolsgetmoreuseinmyhousethanever.Shopit:HiwareDrinkingStrawBrushSet,$1forone,$5forten,ama

zon.com21.Whichofthefollowingmightbemostusefulforadirtyhouse?A.MagicSiliconeDishwashingGloves.B.Rubberm

aidRevealPowerScrubber.C.AngryMamaMicrowaveCleaner.D.HiwareDrinkingStrawBrushSet.22.What’stheleastcostifyoubuythefourproductsatatime?A.$45.B.$44.5.

C.$40.5.D.$40.23.What’stheauthor’spurposeinwritingthetext?A.Topromotethesalesoftheproducts.B.Toteachushowtousethep

roducts.C.Torecommendtheproductstoreaders.D.Tocomparetheadvantagesoftheproducts.BIwasateacherbeforeIhadmyfirstdaughter.AsmuchasIe

njoyedbeinganeducator,Idecidedtostayathomewithourbaby—atleastforthefirstfewyears.Ienjoyedeverydaywespenttogetherfora

yearandahalfuntilIfoundmyselfpregnant(怀孕)withidenticaltwingirls.Afterthegirlswereborn,itwasthebusiesttimeofmylife.Between

bottlefeedingtwo,changingthreelittleonesindiapers(尿布),andgettingthemtosleep,Iwasahotmess.Iwassoexhaustedthatshoweringandwashingmyhairtoo

ktoomuchenergy,soIoftenskippedthem.OneafternoonwhenIsatonthecouchwithmythreescreamingchildren,anideastruckme:Ihadtowriteth

isdown.Allofit.Everyexperience,feeling,andchallengefromthepastyearandahalf.Ididn’tknowhowIwouldfindthetime

towritebutIknewIwould.AndIdid.Iwroteduringnaptimes,intheevenings,andonweekendswhenmyhusbandwashomeandcou

ldwatchourcrew.Itstartedasscatteredjournalentriesandincompletesentenceswrittendowninanotebookoronmylaptop.Slowlyovermonthsthewordsformedcompl

etethoughts,thencompleteparagraphs.Soon,Ihadmadeanotherdecision.Iwantedtowriteamemoir(回忆录)inhopesthat:itwouldinspireoth

erwomeninsimilarsituations.Whenmybookwasfinallypublishedanddrewsomeattention,IrealizedhowmuchIlovedwritingessaysthattookthereadero

natransformativejourney,muchlikemyown.Theoldproverbsays“writewhatyouknow.”Injustafewshortyears1havehadsomuchlifeexperiencethatIhavealotto

writeabout.Mydaughtersaremymuse.Theexperienceofhavingallthreeofthemhasgivenmetheconfidencetopursuemydreamofwriting

.IfeelIamstillteaching,butnowinsteadofthroughachalkboard,mywordsflowthroughthepagesofmybooks,essaysandfeatures.Andtheonlyc

ertificationIneednow,istheoneIhave—asamother.24.Howdoestheauthordescribeherlifeasamotherofthreechildren?A.Busyandtiring.B.Messyandannoying.C.Pleasan

tandinteresting.D.Amazingandmeaningful.25.Whydidtheauthordecidetowriteamemoir?A.Toachieveherwritingdream.B.Tomakeanoteofherpast.C.To

earnmoneyforherfamily.D.Tohelpmoremotherslikeher.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“muse”inparagraph4mean?A.Target.B.Inspirat

ion.C.Audience.D.Favorite.27.Whatdocstheauthormainlytalkaboutinthetext?A.Howshebroughtuherchildren.B.H

owshebecameasuccessfulteacher.C.Howherdaughtersgaveheranewcareer,D.Howherdaughtersmadeheragreatmother,CTherearemanywayswec

anenjoysport—watchingitonTVorasmartphone,attendinganeventatastadiumorevenplayingthegame.Buforthosewhoenjoygettingcompetitivewiththeircomputerg

aming,therearerealistic-lookinggamestobeplayedwithoutleavinghome.Andpeople’sinterestinthistypeofsport—ifthat’swhatwecancallit—hasgoneto

anewlevel.Initially,grabbingacontrollerandplayingagamewasindividualactivity.Butaround20yearsagocomputer

sbecamecheaperandtheInternetbecamefaster,whichmadeitmucheasierformorepeopletogetinvolvedwithcomputergaming.Thisledtogamersconnectingwitheach

otheraroundtheword,sotheycouldgohead-to-headonline.Italsobecameaspectatorsport,withpeoplewatchingothersplay.The

wholeexperiencehasbeengiventhename“esports”—ElectronicSports.Now,hugeesportstournamentstakeplacealloverthewo

rldinbigarenas(竞技场)withlargecrowds.Diehardenthusiasts,whohavebecomefirst-rateplayers,arenowwell-known—someplaytogetherinteams.Itstop

starscanearnmillionsofdollarsayear,withoutevenbreakingintoasweat!Andfansfromaroundtheworldtuneintowatchtheactiononlin

e.Theglobalaudienceisnowestimatedatmorethan200millionandgrowing.Annualprofitsfromesports,currentlyaround650milliondollarsfor

events,continuetorisewithbillionsmorethroughthevideogamessales.Famousfootballclubsarenowtryingtogetinontheaction.Engl

and’sFootballAssociationforexamplelauncheditsfirstesportsteamthisyear,knownastheeLions.Itrecruited(招募)FIFA19playerstorepresentthemattheFIFAe

NationsCup.MarkBullingham,theFA’schiefcommercialandfootballdevelopmentofficer,said“TheFApridesitselfonbeingamodern,innovativeorganizationthattries

toengageandinspireallgenerationsoffootballfans.”Butwhilethisvirtualversionoffootballmightgivefootballersachancetogetclosert

otherealgame,somemightarguethelackofphysicalactivitymeansitshouldn’tbecalledasport—andthebiggestwinnersarethecompanieswhopromote

andsellesports.28.Whatcontributedmosttothepopularityofesports?A.Thesupportfromthepublic.B.CheapercomputersandfasterInternet.C

.Theadvancedsportsequipment.D.People’spreferenceforindividualactivities.29.Whatcanweinferaboutesportsfromparagraph3?A.Theyhavebecomeabigindustry.B.Th

eymakeplayersgetricheasily.C.Theywillreplacetraditionalsports.D.Theyhaveagreatimpactonothersports.30.Whydoesthea

uthormentiontheFAinparagraph4?A.Toexplainwhyithasbecomeinterestedinesports.B.Totellreadersitistakingtheleadinhostingesports.C.Tostatetheoffi

cersareproudofitsachievementsinesports.D.Toshowfamousfootballclubsaregettinginvolvedinesports.31.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforth

etext?A.TheRiseofEsportsB.TheAdvantagesofEsportsC.EsportsTeams:FamousforStarPlayersD.EsportsTournaments

:ExcitingandFantasticEventsDArtificialintelligence(AI)stillcan’tseethefuture,butanewalgorithm(算法)maycomeclose:usingnothingbutwritten

moviesummaries,theAIcanconsistentlytellwhichfilmswillplaywell—orawfully—tocriticsandaudiences.Ifthemodelcanbefurtheri

mproved,itcouldonedayhelpproducerspredictwhetheramoviewillbeafailureattheboxoffice,beforeit’sevenmade.Totes

tseveralmodels,researchersusedplotsummariesof42,306moviesfromallovertheworld,manycollectedfromWikipedia.Themodelsbrokethesu

mmariesbysentenceandusedsomethingcalledsentiment(情感)analysistoanalyzeeachone.Sentencesconsidered“positiv

e”,suchas“Thorloveshishammer”,wouldreceivearatingclosertopositiveone.Andsentencesthatwereconsidered“negative”,like“Thorgetsinafight”woul

dberatedclosertonegativeone.Generally,successfulmoviessuchas1951’sAliceinWonderland—whichscored80%onthemovie-

ratingwebsiteRottenTomatoes—havefrequentwavesinsentiment;unsuccessfulones,suchas2009’sTheLimitsofControl,

varyless.It’snotimportantwhetherthefilmsbeginorendhappily,theresearcherssay.What’simportantisthatthesentimentschangefrequently.Thesentimentratin

gsineachsummaryweethensimplifiedintoasinglescoretoreflecthowoftenthesentimentchanged.Theresearcherstestethreedifferentmethodsofarrivin

gatafinalscore.Allthreecouldpredictfairlyaccuratelywhetheramoviewouldbeunpopular,andonemethodworkedespeciallywellforguessingwhichthrille

rsandcomediesreviewerswouldhate.Themethodswerenotasefficientatguessingwhichmovieswouldsucceed,buttheystillpredictedtheresultsmoreac

curatelythanrandomchance.Inthefuture,theresearcherssaytheirmethodscouldbebetteredtopredicttheamountamoviecoulde

arnattheboxofficeandhelpproducersdecidewhichmoviestoinvestin.Thesystem’sfairjudgmentmightgiveanadvantagetolesswell-knownwri

ters,theresearchersadd.ItcouldalsopotentiallysavethepublicfromhavingtositthroughfilmslikeJaws:TheRevenge,whichonlinecitiesandaudie

ncealikerateasterrible.32.HowcanAIhelpforeseethefutureofmovies?A.Bytestingplotmodels.B.Byusingsentimentanalysis.C.Bywritingsummaries.D.Byconsulting

criticsandaudiences.33.Whatisthekeyfactorforasuccessfulmovieaccordingtotheresearchers?A.Ahappyending.B.Famousmoviestars.C.Awell-knownproducer.D.Fr

equentsentimentchanges.34.Whatbenefitwillthemethodspossiblybring?A.Helpingproducersinvestwisely.B.Assessingamo

vie’squalityaccurately.C.Increasingboxofficeearnings.D.Providingwrittensummariesforcritics.35.What’stheresearchers’attitudetothemodel?A.Doubt

ful.B.Cautious.C.Optimistic.D.Ambiguous.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。Allofushavetodealwithembarrassmentatce

rtainpointsinourlives.Whileforsomeitisalong-lastingwound,otherslearntolaughitoffandmoveon.36Bewillingtoacce

ptyourmistakeandlaughitoff.Embarrassmentshouldnotbetakenasafailureorinabilitytoperformyourbestundercertaincircumstances.Everyonehassuchepisode

sinlifeanditdependsonhowyouchoosetodealwithit.Whilesometakeitpersonallyandfeelashamedandfrustrated(沮丧的

)fordaysonend,othersjustlaughitoffandmoveon.37Manyreactinanawkwardmannerwhentheyareembarrassed,whichincreasesthe

irembarrassment.Thisisanaturalresponseandcannotbeavoidedinmostcases.38Manypeoplemakethemistakeofexplainingtoomuchabouttheinciden

t,makingafoolofthemselvesinfrontofothers.Ifyouplantoexplainyouractions,keepitsimple.39Thisattitudecanbeveryharmfultoyourmentalhealthandcana

ffectyourworkandpersonalrelationshipsaswell.Itisimportanttotrainyourmindinsuchawaythatyoumustbeabletoforgetandmoveon.Attimes,moodchangesma

yaccompanyembarrassmentandfrustrations.40Occupyyourmindwithotherthings.A.Changeyourviewofembarrassme

nt.B.Butithelpsifyoucankeepyourreactionsimple.C.Therearesomewaystodealwithembarrassment.D.Bothattitudescanhelpif

youfaceuptoyourmistake.E.Usinghumortodealwithembarrassmentisthebestwaytogetoverit.F.Minimizebadmoodandneverthinkabouttheinc

identformorethanaday.G.Somethinkabouttheembarrassingincidentforseveraldaysandgetfrustrated.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分

，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Whenthecoronaviruspandemicfirsthit,StacyMasonrecognizedt

hatsomeofhercolleagueswerestruggling.TheVirginia41,whoworksatMaryWashingtonHospital’sIntensiveCareUnit(ICU)inFredericksburg,saw

thatsomeemployeescouldn’tfindthe42theyneededtocarefortheirfamilies.Tomakematters43,alotofhospitalemployeeswe

rebecomingtheonly44fortheirfamiliesbecausetheirlovedoneslostjobsduetothepandemic.45bythehospital,Masonestablisheda“TeamCupbo

ard”inMaythatallowedherICUcolleaguesto46orgrabitemstheymightneed,likeclothes,wipesorfooditems.She47donationtables,andhadflyers(传单)madeb

ythehospital’smarketingdepartment.Bywordofmouthitgradually48.ThoughMason,whocontinuedworkingfull-timeintheICU,wasthe49

personcontributingtothecupboard,it’snowbecomeagroup50.Inadditionto51fromemployeesthemselves,severalofMason’sfriendsan

dfamilyhavehelped,aswellassomelocalbusinesses.BecauseofMason’spursuit,thecupboardhas52farbeyondjusttheICU.Apartfromt

he53atherhospital,there’snowanotheroneattheirsisterfacility,StaffordHospital,aswellastheMaryWashingtonHealthcarecorporateoffice.ButMason

isn’t54downyet;shehopesthecupboardwillcontinueonthroughthepandemicand55becomeapermanentfixture.41.A.chefB.cleanerC.engineerD

.nurse42,A.itemsB.medicineC.assistanceD.materials43.A.clearerB.easierC.worseD.less44.A.earnersB.protectorsC.witnessesD.volunteers45.A.Influence

dB.SupportedC.UrgedD.Invited46.A.purchaseB.rentC.donateD.deliver47.A.pickedupB.tookupC.broughtupD.setup48.A.grew

B.survivedC.occurredD.existed49.A.lastB.initialC.rightD.unique50.A.prideB.achievementC.effortD.study51.A.contributionsB.sa

crificesC.thanksD.rewards52.A.improvedB.expandedC.sweptD.competed53.A.locationB.branchC.planD.example54.A.breakingB.calmingC.s

lowingD.looking55.A.simplyB.stillC.actuallyD.even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。Oneofmystrongestchildhood56(memory)issitti

nginthebackofthecarwithamap.Onlongjourneys,57wasmyjobtotraceourroutewithmyfingerandcalloutdirectionseventhoughm

yparentsknewexactly58weweregoing.Icanrememberthatmagicalfeelingofpowerand59(responsible),asifsomehowIwastheo

neincontrol.Understandingamapcreatesanewsortofrelationshipwiththeoutdoors.Ifyoucanlearntodothat60anearly

age,itwillcarrythroughtherestofyourlife.Studieshaveshownthatifyoucangetsomeone61(interest)inoutdooractivitiesbeforetheageof

14,itwillstaywiththem.Forme,amapisapassporttogettingoutside.Runningyourfingeralongtheplacenamesonamap62(be)ajourneythro

ughhistoryaswellasgeography.Mapreadingcanalsobeabrilliantway63(entertain)childrenandbuildtheirconfidenc

e.Naturally,they64(strike)bytherelationshipbetweentheworldandthem.I65(sincere)hopemanyofuswillbetakingwithusanewfound

loveofgettingoutandaboutinthecountryside.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）你校将为交换生开设中国文化研习班（workshop），请你写一则通知，内容包括：1.开设目的；2.时间

：每周日下午3:00—5:00；3.内容：了解中国习俗，学习书法、乐器等。注意：1.词数80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Notice第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，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。Everyonceinawhile,asFedExdriverAubreymadeherregulardeliveryslopsinaneighborhoodinruralsoutheasternIndiana,she’dcomeacrossayoung

boyplayingbasketballwithabrokenhoop(球筐).Theboywassojoyfulplayingbasketball,whichstuckwithAubreyandremindedherofthepast

daysasakid,whenthesportwashersafeharbor.Shewasbullied(欺负)foryearsinschool,sobasketballwasashelteraway

fromherlifeasakid.Shehadaneighborinstall(安装)abasketballhoopforheracrossthestreetbecauseheknewhowmuchshelovedit.Aubreyjustwouldn’tstopthinkingabout

itandshereallywantedtogettheboyahoop.Monthslater,Aubreydecidedtogetthe11-year-oldboy,Elijah,anewhoopandhadthehoopinstalled

whilethefamilywasn’thome.Withhersurprisinggiftsheleftanote:“Justwantyoutohavethebesthoopthatwillgrowwithyouandallyourfriends

,”shewrote,signingitas“justoneoftheFedExdriversinthearea.”Afterinstallingthehoopandleavingthenote,Aubreydidn’treturntotheneighborhoodforweeks.She

thoughtthefamilywouldn’trealizeitwasher,butshewasmorethansatisfiedtoknowinherheartsheprobably“madethekid’sday.

”Itturnedoutshedidalotmorethanthat.Elijah’smotherreadthenote,andthemomentsherealizedwhoitwasfrom,shejustimmediate

lystartedtocry.Elijah’sfamilyhadgonethroughadifficultyear,withthedeathsoffourfamilymembersandhisfathers

ufferingaseriousinjury.Hergiftchangedtheirlives.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。WhenElijahcamehomeandhismothershowedittohim,h

egotreallyemotional.Weekslater,Aubreycameagain,andElijahwastherewaiting.2019级高三校际联考英语试题参考答案第一部分听力（共20小题；每题1.5分，满分30分）1—5BABBC6—10CACAB11—15BCACB16—2

0BCCAA第二部分阅读理解（共20小题；每题2.5分，满分50分）21—23BCC24—27ADBC28—31BADA32—35BDAC36—40CEBGF第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）41—45DACAB46—50CDABC51—35

ABBCD第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56.memories57.it58.where59.responsibility60.at/from61.interested62.is63.toentertain64.arestruck/strick

en65.sincerely第四部分写作（满分40分）NoticeAimingtohelpforeignstudentshaveabetterunderstandingofChinesecultureandadapttothelifeinChina

,ourschoolisgoingtoorganizeaworkshopforyou.Asscheduled,theworkshopissupposedtobelaunchedeverySundayafter

noon,from3pmto5pm.Duringthisperiod,you’lllearnaboutthebackgroundknowledgeofChinesecustoms,whichwillgiveyoudeeperunderstandingaboutourcountryandpe

ople.You’llalsohavethechancetoattendlessonsonChinesecalligraphyaswellasplayingtraditionalChinesemusi

calinstruments,whichwillbeofgreatinteresttoyou.Yourparticipationwillsurelymakemuchdifference.第二节（满分25分）WhenElijahcamehomeandhi

smothershowedittohim,hegotreallyemotional.Hestoodthereforseveralminutesstaringatthehoop.Thelittleboywasreallyshock

edwhenhelearnedAubreygothimanewhoop,whichreallytouchedhim.Hegotteary-eyedbuthe’san11-year-oldboysohereallydid

n’twanttoadmithewascrying.Elijahcouldn’twaittotestouthisnewhoop.Hecouldn’tdescribehowmuchhelovedthenewhoop.Weekslat

er,Aubreycameagain,andElijahwastherewaiting.Elijahrantoherandhuggedher.“Iamgratefulyouwoulddothisforus.Thishasb

eenahuge,hugethingforourfamily.”Aftergivingheracardhemadeforher,ElijahinvitedAubreytoplaybasketball.Thet

woplayedbasketballfornearlyanhouruntilAubreyhadtogobacktowork.Itwasanactofkindnessthatledtoafriendshipandmemoriesthatwilllastalifetime.听力原文Text1M

:I’mthinkingoftravellingaroundtheworld,butIdon’tknowwheretostart.W:YoushouldaskMichael.He’sbeeneverywhere,sohealwayshasatravelst

ory.Text2W:Didyousee?Thebluecarwasonthewrongsideoftheroad.M:Thatcarisred.Areyouconfusingyourreds,bluesandpinks?W:Idon’tmeantheone

you’repointingat,buttheonenexttoit.It’sthesamecolorasours.Text3W:Youlookgreat.DoyouthinkIshouldhaveboughtanewsuitforthewedding?M:No,Ilovethatsu

it.Youlookedwonderfulforyourinterview.W:Imusthavepickedtherightclothes.Igotthejob.ButI’mnotsureifit’srightforaparty.Text4M:If10ofmyfri

endscometoourparty,willthegroupbetoobig?W:Thatworksforme.Plus,fiveofmyfriendscancome.Willyourthreebrothersalsocome?M:O

h,theycan’tmakeit.Text5M:Whereisthebestplacetobuyfoodinthecity?Thesupermarketinmyneighborhoodoftendoesnothavefreshfo

od.W:Ifyouwantfish,thereisafisherman’smarketdownbytherivereveryday.There’salsoafarmer’smarketonthelastFridayofthemonth.Text6M:Ifeelguil

tyabouttravelingthisway.W:Iknowwhatyoumean,buthowelsecanwegetquicklyfromonecountrytoanother?M:Yes,it’

sapitythatbusesandtrainsaresoslowcomparedwithflying.W:Airtravelcreatessomuchpollution.Andwhenwetravelthiswa

y,wearepartoftheproblem.M:Thisiswhyweneedpeopletostudysciencetofindwaystohelptheenvironment.I’mgladyouhavechosenitasasubject.W:Whydidn’tyoucho

oseit?M:Ibecameadoctortohelppeople,andthat’swhyMombecameanurse.Text7W:Looksliketheelevatorisbrokenagain.M:Maybethey’llf

ixitsoon.Icanaskthefrontdesk.W:Butwewillhavetodoourpresentationin15minutes.Wedon’thavemuchtimetospare.Whichfloordoweneedtogoto?M:Letmecheck…Ohno,

it’sonthe23rdfloor.W:Let’stakethestairs.Atleastwe’llgetsomeexercise.Comeon,it’snotthathigh.M:IfIwantedtodothis,Icouldhavejustbecomeamountainclimber.W

:WhenIlivedonthe17thfloorofmyapartment,Iusedtowalkupeveryday.EventhoughIworkedinanofficealldaylong,Iwasinsurprisinglygreatshape.M:OK,fine.Let’

sjustgetthisoverwith.Hopefully,Iwon’tbetoosweatyforthemeeting.Text8M:Julia,doIhaveanymeetingsthismorning?W:Ifyoureme

mber,youcanceledthemanagers’meeting.Doyouwantmetorearrangeit?M:Yes.I’llseethemimmediatelyafterlunch—andI’llbea

ttendingtheBusinessAwardsthisevening.CouldyoucallmywifeandtellherI’llbelatehome?W:Yes,Mr.Jenkins.Also,Itypedthelettersyous

aid.Doyouwanttosignthemnow?M:DoyoumeantheonestoWilsonIncorporatedandBluespeedInternational?W:Yes,plustheonetoth

eInlandRevenue.M:Oh,Iforgotaboutthatone.Yes,that’sveryimportant.Thanksforremindingme,Julia.I’llsignthemrighta

way.W:I’llbringtheminforyou.Wouldyoulikeacupoftea?M:Thatwouldbenice.Irushedoutofthehousewithoutbreakfasttoday.W:Icanpopouttotheshopandgetyous

omethingifyoulike.M:No,that’sOK.Thankyou.Imightwanderoutmyselflater.Text9W:Whereshallwegotoday?Ithoughttheweatherherewasalway

ssupposedtobesunny.M:Yeah.It’sveryunusualforittobesowet.W:Didyouhearthewindlastnight?Ithoughtitwasgoingtoblowther

oofoff.M:Yes.Atleastwedon’thavethattoday.W:So,wecan’tgotothebeachandIdon’tthinkaboattripwouldbeagoodidea.M:No,definitelynot.Weneedtodosome

thingindoors.W:Idon’tthinkthekidswillwanttogotoanothermuseum.M:Theydidenjoytheoneyesterday,butIthinkyou’reright.Whataboutthezoo?W

:Butthatismainlyoutdoorsaswell.Thereisasealifecenter,though.M:Ah,goodidea.ButtodayisSunday.Willitbeopen?W:Itdoesn’tsayontheirwebsite,butIthin

kIreadonaposterthattheyopensevendaysaweek.M:We’dbettermakesurebeforewesetoff.W:Yes.Ihavetheirnumberhere.I’llaskthemnow.M:Askthemhowmuchi

tcoststogetin.Theremightbeaspecialrateforfamilies.W:Willdo.Text10M:WorkinginChinaisagreatopportunityforaWesterne

r,butsometimeslivingaloneinaforeigncountrycanbelonely.Thenightswithnocompanycanpassslowly.BeforeIhadtimetomakefriendsi

nthecountry,Idecidedtopassmysparetimebycatchinguponmyreading.BeforemovingtoChina,Ididn’thavemuchsparetime

.AndwhenIdid,IfilleditbytendingthegardenandwatchingTV,butmainlylisteningtomusic.InChina,Ifirststartedreadingbooksaboutpeo

pleIwasinterestedin—popstars,actorsandfilmstars.Igotthroughmybooksquitefast—oneeveryweek.WhenIranoutofcelebritybooks

,Imovedontonovels—andthiswaswhenIreallybegantolovereading.IreadsomeclassicsrecommendedbyothersandeventuallyIfoundsomemodernauthorsIreallylik

ed,suchasIanMcEwan,JoNesboand,myfavorite,AnnPatchett.IfyouaskmewhatIlikeaboutAnnPatchett’sbooks,Imightfind

itdifficulttoexplain.Theyaren’tcrimestoriesormysteries.Insomeofthem,nothingmuchhappensatall.Butshehasatalentformakingthereaderinterestedinhercharact

ers.Youjustwanttoknowwhattheywilldonextintheirquitenormallives.Iamsogladthatbeinglonelygavemetheopportunitytodisc

overthemagicofbooks.