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2021—2022学年度上学期2020级第一次周练英语试卷考试时间：2021年9月16日第一部分听力（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）1.Whenwillthewomandiscusshe

rclassprojectwiththeman?A.Duringtheman’sclass.B.Aftertoday’sclass.C.Tomorrow.2.Wheredoesthisconversationmostprobablytakep

lace?A.Inagarden.B.Inakitchen.C.Inamarket.3.Howdoesthewoman’ssistergotouniversity?A.Bybus.B.Onfoot.C.Bysubway.4.WhatwastheweatherlikelastSaturday

?A.Itwassunny.B.Itwasrainingallday.C.Itturnedfineintheafternoon.5.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Heknowswhat’swrongwiththewatch.B.Thewomanneedst

obuyanothernewbattery.C.Theclockshopcanprobablyrepairthewoman’swatch.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听第6段材料，回答第6至

7题。6.Whatdidthewomandolastnight?A.Shesawafilm.B.Shewentshopping.C.Shewatchedafootballmatch.7.Whycouldn’tthemankeep

intouchwiththewomanlastnight?A.Thewoman’smobilephonewasstolen.B.Thewoman’smobilephonewaspoweroff.C.Themanhadsomethingimport

anttodo.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatistheweatherlikethesedays?A.Hot.B.Cold.C.Rainy.9.Whereisthetyphoonexpectedtocomefrom?A.Themainland.B.Thewest

ernPacific.C.Theman’scity.10.Whenisthetyphoonlikelytocometothespeakers’city?A.Tomorrowmorning.B.Today.C

.Tomorrowevening.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Doctorandpatient.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Husbandand

wife.12.Whatdowelearnabouttheman?A.Themanisbadlyill.B.Themanhascaughtacold.C.Themandoesn’tlikehisjobverymuch.13.Whatdidthewomandowiththeman’strouble

?A.Shepreparedsomehotwaterforhim.B.Shetoldhimtogotobed.C.Shetelephonedthedoctorimmediately.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Wheredoesthewoma

nwanttogo?A.Togotothepark.B.TogototheEnglishLanguageInstitute.C.TogototheKingStreet.15.Wherearethespe

akers?A.Inthepark.B.Inadepartmentstore.C.Atthestation.16.Whichroadshouldshetakewhenshecomestotheendofthepark?A.Theroadontheleft.

B.Theroadontheright.C.Theroadleadingtothepark.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.WhenwilltheBurjDubaibecompleted?A.In2010.B.In2009.C.In2008.18.Whereisthecenteroft

hetallestbuildingsatpresent?A.InEuropeandtheMiddleEast.B.InNorthAmericaandAsia.C.InAsiaandtheMiddleEast.19.Whydopeoplebuildsomanytallbuildings?A.

Tallbuildingsarewonderfultolookat.B.Tallbuildingsavemoreresources.C.Peopleliketoliveintallbuildings.20.WhatistheheightoftheEmpi

reStateBuilding?A.About400meters.B.About200meters.C.About300meters.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）AAreyouinte

restedinmoviemusicals?Herearesomebestmusicalsyouneedtowatch.Singin’intheRain(1952)DebbieReynolds(theheroine)isultra-charminginth

istime-honoredclassicmusicalaboutthecomingofthetalkingpictures(有声电影)inmoviehistory.Sheplaysawinningshowgirlw

ithagoldensingingvoicedesignedforHollywoodstars.YoucanalsoseehowGeneKelly(thehero)madeahitinthetimeles

s“Singin’intheRain”.TheSoundofMusic(1965)Ithitthebigscreenin1965andbecameanearlyblockbuster(大轰动).It’soneofthosemoviesthateve

rybodywatchesagainandagain.Whetheryou’resingingalongto“Do-Re-Mi”or“MyFavoriteThings”,you’llstillthinkofthecuteVonTrappchildrenandth

ebeautifulAustriansetting.ChristopherPlummer(thehero)iswonderfulastheseriouscaptainmeltsintogentlenesswhensinging“Edelwelss”.An

dJulieAndrews(theheroine)showsheraddictivevoiceinsuchsongsas“IHaveConfidence”.Chicago(2002)ReneeZellwegera

ndCatherineZeta-Jonessinganddanceascriminalsinthismusicalaboutfame,envyandmurderouslove.Famoussongsinclude“CellBlockTango”,wherefem

alecriminalssingabouthowtheyendedupinjail.ItwonBestPicture,BestActressinasupportingrole,BestArtDirecti

on-SetDecoration,BestCostumeDesign,BestFilmEditing,andBestSoundinOscar2003.LaLaLand(2016)StrugglingactressMia(EmmaStone)andambitiousjazzpian

istSebastian(RyanGosling)beginaromanceastheybothfollowtheirheartinthepathoftheirdreamsinLosAngeles.ItwonBestPerformancebyanActressinaleadingrole,B

estachievementinDirecting,BestAchievementinCinematography,BestachievementinMusicWrittenforMotionPictures,BestAchievementinProductionDesignandB

estCostumeDesigninOscar2017.21.Whichmoviemusicalmarksachangeinthemoviehistory?A.Chicago.B.LaLaLand.C.Singin’in

theRain.D.TheSoundofMusic.22.Inwhichsongwillyoufeelgentlenessfromaseriousman?A.“Do-Re-Mi”.B.“Edelweiss”.C.“Singin’intheRain”.D.“CellBlockTa

ngo”.23.WhatdoChicagoandLaLaLandhaveincommon?A.TheybothwonBestPicture.B.Theybothtalkaboutcrimes.C.Theybothtalkaboutdreams.D.T

heybothwon6OscarAwards.BForMattandDaniFontanesi,everythingwasgoingaccordingtoplan.TheAmericannewlywedshadjustbeenmarriedinFebruaryandwerepreparin

gfortheirhoneymoon.TheywouldleavetheirhomeinNewZealandtosetoffonatouroftheUnitedStates.Mattdevelopedabitofacoldbeforel

eavingbutdidn’tthinkmuchofit.Duringthefirst14-hourlegoftheirflight,though,Matt’ssimplecolddevelopedint

oahighfever.WhentheygottoIdaho,hefeltevenworse.AsthreedayspassedandMattstayedinbed,Danitookhimtothehospital.Whenthedoctorcamebackwiththeblo

odtestresults,hislightheartedattitudefromearlierhadnoticeablychanged.Thepatient’swhitebloodcellsweredangerouslylow.ItwaseitherAIDSorcan

cer.Threedayslater,thenewscame:acutemyeloidleukemia(急性骨髓性白血病).About90percentofMatt’sbloodwascancerous,sohe’dhavetostartchem

otherapy(化疗)rightaway.Therewasacatch一treatmentwouldmeanMattcouldneverhavekids.Evenknowingtheirchancesofstart

ingafamilyweregone,theyhadnochoicebuttocontinue.Chemotherapyclearlywasnotenough,soMattneededabonemarrowtransplant(骨髓移植).Hissister

wastheperfectmatch,andtheyflewtoSanDiegoforthetreatment.ThebonemarrowtransplantdestroyedwhatwasleftofMatt’simmu

nesystemandgotridofthecancer.InthemiddleofMatt’sfightagainstcancer,theyreceivedall$80,000theyneededwithinaboutaweek,muchofitfrom

completestrangers.Thetreatmentwentbetterthanexpected,andayearlater,MattwasalreadybackatworkinSanDiego.Butheandhiswifehaveneverstoppedthinkingabo

uttheunexpectedgenerositythatcametheirway.“Howdoweresponsiblyacceptthis?”saysMatt.“Werecognizedweneededtopaythisforwardandtohe

lpfightagainstleukemia.”ThetwohavebeenvolunteeringwiththeLeukemia&LymphomaSociety,supportingotherfamiliesgoingthroughsimilar

struggles.“Wehaveanewappreciationforlife.Ourlivesarerichernowbecauseofit,”saysDani.24.WhatcanwelearnaboutMattafterh

earrivedatIdaho?A.Hestartedhishoneymoonhappily.B.Hepreparedtogobackhome.C.Hewasterriblyweak.D.Hecaughtacold.25.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacet

heunderlinedword“catch”inParagraph3?A.Failure.B.Chance.C.Solution.D.Disadvantage.26.WhatcanweinferaboutM

att’streatment?A.Itwassuccessful.B.Itwasimpractical.C.Itwaskeptsecretfromhisfamilies.D.Itwasmostlysupportedbyanor

ganization.27.HowdidMatt’sexperienceinfluencehim?A.Hemanagedtobecomeadoctor.B.Hedecidedtohelpothersinreturn.C.Hestarte

dtofoundacharityforpoorpatients.D.Hepromisedtogivethemoneybacktothestrangers.CKandareallydoesn’tliketowalkal

one.Thescientistfromaresearchinstituteofintelligentrobotsfindstheexperiencesoboringthathe’dratherdrive–eventhoughhelivesclosetohislabandknowstha

twalkingishealthy.“Ienjoywalkingwithsomeone,likewithmywife,withmydaughter,”Kandasaid.“Buttheyarenotalwaysavailable.”SoKanda,wh

ospecializesinhuman-likebots,developedaroboticwalkingpartnerthatcouldmakesmalltalkbasedonitssurroundings,which,hehopes,mightm

otivatepeopletogetoutandexercisemore.Thebotrestsonaperson’sshoulderlikeaboxyparrot.Itweighsaboutapoundandahalfandsitsroughly8.5incheshig

h,3.5incheswide,and10incheslong.Amicrophone,speaker,andinternalcameraallowittocommunicate.It’sevenequippedwithasmile.K

andaandhisteamcollectedvideofromfivedifferentlocations,includingagardenandashoppingmall,andcreatedadatasetofsmalltalktopicsrelatedtoeachlocation.The

ntheyprogrammedtherobottoassociatevisualcues(暗示)withspecifictopics.Aspecialspeechsoftwareprovidedtherobotwi

thavoice.Nearagroupofparkedcars,forexample,itmightsay,“Inabigparkinglot,sometimesIforgetwhereIparked.”Theytestedtheroboton15volunteers,10malesand

5females,whowerepaidandaveragedabout26yearsold.“Haveyoueverblownapuffofdandelion(蒲公英)seedsintotheair?”Therobotaskedaparticipant,whosmiledandresp

onded,“Yes,IoftendidthatwhenIwasachild.”Althoughseveralparticipantsnotedtherobot’sweight,Kandawassurprisedthatnoone

consideredtheexperienceasstrangeorfunny.“Iguesspeopleenjoynewtechnologies,”hesaid.Justlikeahumanpartner,Kanda’sbotis

n’tperfect.It’snotabletogoforwalksinheavyrainand,whiletherobotcanmakeexpressions,itcan’treallyholdaconversation,abo

utwhichkindofsenseofbeingwithsomeone,”hesaid,“particularlywhenitspoke.”28.WhydoesKandahavetheideaofdevelopingaroboticwalkingpar

tner?A.Becausehewantssomeonetoaccompanyhimwhilewalking.B.Becausehehasneverdevelopedarobotlikeaparrot.C.Becausehisf

amilyareunwillingtowalkwithhim.D.Becauseheiscrazyaboutdevelopingrobots.29.Whatcharacteristicdoestherobothave?A.It

can“speak”and“see”.B.Itcanwalklikeahumanbeing.C.Itcancommunicatewithpeoplefreely.D.Itismuchmorehumorousthanarealperson.30.Whatisne

cessaryfortherobottofunction?A.Asmallsize.B.Aboxyshape.C.Ahumanpartner.D.Aspeechsoftware.31.WhatisKan

damostlikelytodoabouthisrobotnext?A.Tomakeitmoreconvenienttocarry.B.Toimproveitsconversationalskills.C

.Toenableittowalkinheavyrain.D.Tobetteritssoundsystem.DAspetownershipbooms,atroublingquestionraisesitshead:whoownswhom?Thereisarangeoftheories

abouthowhumancametoruletheplanet.Opposablethumbs,brainsize,altruism(利他主义)andcookingallplayedapart,butcentraltotheman’ssuccesswasitsabilityt

odominate(支配)otherspecies.Ashumanityhasgotricher,animals’roleshavechanged.Peopleneedtheirserviceslessthanbefore.Fewerwolvesandburgla

rsmeantlessdemandfordogsforprotection;thegasolineenginemadehorsesredundant;modernhealthsystemskeptratsincheckandmadecat

slessuseful.Nolongernecessities,domesticanimalsbecameluxuries.Pet-keepingseemstobecomecommonwhenhouse

holdincomesriseaboveroughly$5,000.Itisbooming.Thepetbusinessisgrowingevenfasterthanpetnumbers,becausepeoplearespendingmoreandmoremoneyonth

em.Nolongeraretheyfood-waste-recyclers,fedwiththeleftoversthatfallfromtheirmasters’tables.Pet-foodshelvesarefilledwithdelicacies,includingicecre

amfordogsandfoodsforpetsthatareold,diabetic(糖尿病)orsufferfromsensitivedigestion.Inthebusinessthisiscalled“pethumanization(人类化)

”—thetendencyofpetownerstotreattheirpetsaspartofthefamily.Thisisevidentinthenamesgiventodogs,whichhave

evolvedfromFido,RexandSpotto—inAmerica—Bella,LucyandMax.Itisevidentinthegrowingmarketforpetclothing,petgrooming(美容)andpethotels.Peoples

tillassumethatpetsmustbeworkingforhumanityinsomeway,perhapsmakingpeoplehealthierorlessanxious.Buttheevidenceforthatisweak.

Rather,newresearchsuggeststhatdogshaveevolvedthoseirresistible“puppy-dogeyes”preciselytodominatehumanemotions.Ithasworked.Sentimental(感伤的)Amer

icansoftenrefertothemselvesnotascat-ownersbutasthecat’s“mommy”or“daddy”.SouthKoreansgoonefurther,descr

ibingthemselvesascat“housekeeper”,cateringto(迎合)everycuteaction.Watchadog-walkertrailing“his”dog,plasticbaginhandtopickupitsmess,andyou

havetowonder:who’sinchargenow?32.Whatisthemaincauseforhumanbeingtobecometheruleroftheplanet?A.havingopposablethumbsB.gettingwealthierC.possessing

altruismandcookingskillsD.takingholdofotherspecies33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“redundant”inParagraph3probablymean?A.unnecessaryB.unavailableC.u

ncertainD.unfavorable34.Whatmightpetownersdointhepast?A.feedicecreamtotheirdogsB.preparefoodsforpetsthata

rediabeticC.feedthepetsonwhatremainedD.spendmuchmoneyonpets35.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Wolvesusedtobeingreatdemand.B.Petscanbebeneficialtopeopl

e’shealth.C.Petownerstendtogivetheirpetsnewnames.D.Peoplebecomesubjectto(从属于)petsemotionally.第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）It’sAlarming

:WhatWakesYouUpEachMorning?Howdoyouwakeupinthemorning?Ifyousetanalarmonyourphoneorclockthatsoundslikethis:beepbeepbeep?__36Sleepinertia(惯性)isan

othertermforgrogginess(昏睡),whichmeansapersonhasaheavyfeelingwhenwakingup,andhastroublegettingmovingagainafters

leeping.37Arecentstudysaysyes.Theanswerismusic.Researcherssayalarmsthathaveamelody–-likethebeginningofth

issong–-canhelppeoplefeelfresherinthemorning.Thestudy,carriedoutbyresearchersinAustralia,involved50people.Thest

udysubjectsansweredquestionsaboutthealarmsoundtheyliketowakeupto,howtheyfeelaboutthatsoundandhowtheyfee

lwhentheywakeup.__38_However,itisthefindingsinearlydaysandmoreworkisneededtofullyknowtheanswer.So,whatmak

esmusicalalarmsbetterforwakingup?Theresearchersthinkthemusicmaybemoresuccessfulinreducinggrogginessbecauseithasseveraltones,com

paredtothesingletoneofa"beeping"alarm._39_Andisthereakindofmusicthatisbesttowakeupto?Theremaybe._40_However,nomatterhowyouwakeup,expertssay,theam

ountofsleepyougetalsomattersalot.A.Canmusicalalarmsworkwonders?B.So,isthereabetterwaytodothetrick?C.Thiscanhelpyoufallasleepmorequickly

andeasily.D.Alarmsoundsthataretunefullandeasytohum(哼唱)orsingalongwithmaybegoodchoices.E.Theresearchersfou

ndthatpeoplewhowakeuptomusicalalarmsreportedfeelingmoreawakeandalert.F.Thechangesovertimebetweenthemusictonesmayhelpincreaseape

rson'sattentionwhenwakingfromsleep.G.Thathard,unpleasantsoundmaybemakingithardertoshakeoffthesleepyfeelinginthemorningknown

asgrogginess.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15题，每题1分，满分15分）Dadisareserved(寡言少语的)manoffewwordsbutisalwayss

trict.What’smore,heisquitedifferentfromotherfathersandhebelievesadutiful(顺从的)41istheproductofthestick.WhenIwas8,Dad42

himselfoutsideinthedaytimebecauseofhistightschedulebutbegantotakemetotaskforwhateverIdid43attableaftersupper.He

would44mewithabelt,leavingmyarmsmany45.Iwasemotionallyupsetanddisturbed,soIusedtofightwithotherkidsintheneighborhoodandDadwo

uld46memoreheavilythenexttime,makingitimpossibleformeto47onmylessons.Everythingwentfrombadto48formesomuchthatIevencouldn’twriteoutthe

Englishalphabet.Later,Iwaseven49intoareformatoryschool(少年管教所).Thistimebittertearswereinhiseyes,saying“Son,itisnotthatId

on’tloveyou,butthatIshouldnothavebeensoangryatyour50toliveuptomyexpectations!”Twentyyearslater,thePh.D.graduationceremonywasaround

the51andmyparentswere52invitedtoshowup.Daddidn’tsayasinglewordinpraiseofmebutcriedbitterlyagainthistime,andatthisverymomen

t,mymindwasfilledwithmixed53andIstoodonthestagewithwarmtears54upinmyeyes:thefirsttimeyoushedtearsbitterlyformybeing55,butthistimeyoudidsoformybe

ingaPh.D.41.A.fatherB.friendC.enemyD.son42.A.busiedB.blamedC.praisedD.teased43.A.rightB.acceptableC.wrongD.amusing44.A.blowB.frightenC.con

fuseD.pat45.A.spotsB.stainsC.symptomsD.scars46.A.polishB.scoldC.beltD.criticize47.A.dependB.takeC.turnD.concentrate48.A.betterB.worseC

.healthierD.poorer49.A.castB.movedC.ledD.pointed50.A.successB.reviewC.serviceD.failure51.A.cornerB.cross

ingC.centerD.pavement52.A.accidentallyB.honorablyC.casuallyD.unwillingly53.A.problemsB.sentencesC.emotionsD.words54.A.risingB.goingC.wellingD.kee

ping55.A.naughtyB.warmheartedC.independentD.outgoing第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。ShuRoadconnected

Xi’an,inShaanxiprovince,toSichuaninancienttimesandismorethan3,000yearsold.Ifanadventurousholidayis_56__oneis

after,thenahikealongShuRoadshouldn’t__57__(miss).Ihikedalongtheroadlastyear.Certainpartsofitweresonar

rowthateventwoslimpeoplecould__58___(bare)passeachother.I__59__(bend)overfromtimetotimetoavoidbumpingmyheadagainstrocksonmyleft.Despitet

heroughground,therearemany__60___(hide)delightsappealingtotourists.BlueriversandtoweringtreesmakeupmuchofShuRoad’slandscape.

Thevariedshapesofthecloudsfloatlow,__61_(surround)themountaininmist,whichgivestheRoadafairy-taletouch.Amiddle-agedmanhikingalongwithu

scarriedabigbamboobasketfullofsandonhisback.Aftertaking__62__breaktocatchhisbreath,hetoldusthesandwasintended__63__buildingwork

inhighermountains.Partingfromthekindman,weheadedforZhaohuaancienttown,distinguishedformanyhistorical__64__(attract).Itisoneofthe__65_(well)prese

rvedsitesfeaturingelementsfromtheThreeKingdomsperiod(AD220-280).第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华，在中秋节（theMid-A

utumnFestival）前夕，你去给新来的外教William送月饼(mooncakes)，碰巧William外出，你把月饼放在他所在社区的门卫处。请附上一则留言。内容如下：(1)欢迎来校任教；(2)节日由来和放置地点；(3)希望对方喜欢。第二节：读后续写（满分25分）阅

读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。ItwasarainyNovembermorning.OvercomewithangerIknewifIdidn’tleavethehousesoonIwouldlosemytem

perwithmyhusband,Joe.Asraincamedowninsheets,Joeofferedtotakemetowork.Istruggledintomyjacket,seizedmybagandteachingplansandignoredhim.He

insistedandreachedforhisboots.Ilookedatthepilesofnewspapersandthedirtydishesstillonthetable.“Don’tyo

uhaveenoughtodo？Icantakecareofmyself.”Istormedout,notevenkissinghimgood-bye.Joeshoutedaftermenottotaketheshortcut(捷径).JoeandIhadbee

neagerlylookingforwardtoourretirementwhenaheartattackthatpastspringforcedhimtoleavehisjobearlierthanwehadp

lanned.AsthemedicalbillsmountedwerealizedIwouldhavetocontinueworkingfull-timewhileJoestayedhomeandtookoverthehousework.Thenewarrang

ementwasadisaster.Exhaustedafteradayoffullwork,allIwantedwashothomecookedmealandagoodnight’ssleep.However,whatgreetedmeatthetablewas

amicrowavepackage.Sometimeshewouldserveoatmeal(燕麦片)forseveralnightsinarow.OnenightwhenIdraggedmyselftobed,Iw

asterrifiedtodiscoverJoehadturnedourwhitesheetsblue:Hetoldmehehadfoundouthowtosaveonwater,soapandelectricity.Hepattedh

isbluetrousersandannouncedproudlywashingeverythingtogetherwasjustthesecret.Tenminuteslater,ignoringJoe’swarningIturnedoffthemainro

ute.Ithoughtithadn’trainedenoughtofloodtheroad,butasIroundedthecornerwaterrushedacrossmypath.Afterafewfeet,thecargotstuck.Iopenedthedoorandwaterpo

uredin.Ihurriedlyclosedthedoor.Icouldn’triskwalkinginthis.Almost20minutespassed.Thecarbegantoshake.Igotfrightenedtode

athwhenIheardthreelonghonks(汽车喇叭声).Paragraph1:Lookingovermyshoulder,Istaredintotheflashinglightsofatruck.Paragrap

h2:IscreamedthatIcouldn’tmakeit.高二年级第一次周练英语答案听力1-5CABCC6-10ABABC11-15CBABC16-20BCCBA阅读A篇CBDB篇CDABC篇AA

DBD篇DACDGBEFD完形41—45DACAD46—50CDBAD51—55ABCCA语篇填空56.what57.bemissed58.barely59.bent60.hidden61.surrounding62.a63.for64.attractions

65.bestDearWilliam,Welcometoourschooltoactasournewforeignteacher!WiththeMid-AutumnFestivalapproaching,Iintendedtosendy

outhetypicalfood,mooncakes,toletyouhaveatasteofthefestivalculture.Ithappenedthatyouwereout.SoIputtheboxintheentr

anceroomofyourcommunity,withyournamewrittenonit.TheMid-AutumnFestivalfallsonAugust15thofthelunarcalendar,whichisoneofthemostimportanttrad

itionalfestivalsinChina.Thatday,eachfamilywillhavethemembersgettogethertoenjoyabigdinner.Ofcourse,eatingmooncakes

whileadmiringthemoonisalsosomethingyoucan’tmiss.That’swhyIsentyousome.Doremembertobringtheboxhomeintime.Hopeyou’llenjoythe

m.Yours,LihuaParagraph1:Lookingovermyshoulder,Istaredintotheflashinglightsofatruck.ItwasJoe！Icouldn’th

elpburstingintotears.Joeshoutedtomenottobefrightened.ThenhethrewathickropesothatIcouldhangontoitandwalkstraighttowardhi

m.Iopenedthedoor,grabbeditandinchedout.However,asuddenfallleftmeintherushingwater.Istruggledtomyfeet,onlytofindabran

chblockingthewayrightinfrontofme.Paragraph2:IscreamedthatIcouldn’tmakeit.Joe,however,remainedcalm！Heurgedm

etotakeonestepatatimeandassuredmeIcouldmakeit.ImovedforwardslowlyandcautiouslybeforeIfellintohisarms.So

bbingagainsthischest,IapologizedthatIshouldn’thavetakentheshortcut.Joepattedmesayinghisprimaryconcernwasmysafety.OnlythendidIrealizeJo

eactuallyunderstoodhowtotakecareofmedespitehistroublewiththehousework.听力材料Text1W:Excuseme,ProfessorCarson,butIwashopingtotalktoyouaboutm

yclassproject.M:Ihaveaclassinafewminutes.Whydon’tyoucomeandseemeduringofficehourstomorrow?Text2W:Thesetomatoesarehuge!Youmusthavewateredthema

lot.M:Yes,Idid.TheyoughttoberipeenoughtopickbynextFridaywhenwehaveourpicnic.Text3M:Howdoesyoursistergotouniversityeveryday

?Doesshetakeabusorundergroundormaybethetrain?W:Oh,shealwayswalks—becauseshelivesquiteclose.Text4M:Howwastheweathe

rforyourhikingtriplastSaturday?W:Itrainedalittleinthemorning,butgotsunnyintheafternoon.M:Didyouhavealotoffun?W:Sure.Text5M:Lily,doyouhavethetime?W:O

h,mywatchstoppedagain.AndIjustgotanewbattery.M:Whydon’tyoutakeittotheclockshop?Theycancheckitforyou,andthepriceisprettyreas

onable.Text6W:Whydidn’tyoucometothecinemalastnight?Iwaitedforyouforalongtime.M:I’msorry,butIhadsomethingmoreimportanttodoyesterdayevening,so

Iwasn’tabletocome.W:Butwhynottellme?M:Idid.Icalledyoumanytimes,butyouhadyourmobilephonepoweroff.W:Oh

,Ididn’tbringitwithmebecauseIleftitrechargingathome.M:I’mreallysorrytohavemissedthefilm.Text7W:Whyisitsohotthesedays?M:Theweatherreportsays

anothertyphoonisforminginthewesternPacificandismovingtowardsthemainland.W:That’swhyit’sburninghottheseda

ys.Bytheway,willourcitybehitbythetyphoon?M:I’mafraidso.Itwillhitourcityonitswaytowardsthemainland.W:Whenwillitarrive?M:Itisexp

ectedtoarriveheretomorrowevening.W:Sowemustbepreparedforit.M:Yes.Thegovernmenthaswarnedthefishermennottogofi

shingtoofarouttosea,andtoldallcitizensnottostayoutwhenthetyphoonarrives.I’mafraiditwillcauseaseriousdamage.We’llhavetobecareful

.Text8W:ShallIphoneandtellyoursecretaryyou’renotcomingtoday?M:Yes,please,dear.TellherI’vegotacoldand

aheadache,butIhopetobebackinadayortwo.You’dbettersayI’mstayinginbed.W:Butyou’renotinbed!Doyouwantmetotellalie?M:Oh,it’sonlyaverylittleone,dear.I’mno

tmakingafalseexcuse.Ireallyhaveabadheadache.W:Thenputthecigaretteout.It’sveryfoolishofyoutosmokewhenyou’vegotacold.M:Verywell,dear.You’requiteright.

W:Look,here’ssomeboilingwater.DoasItellyounow.I’veputsomethinginthewaterthat’lldoyoualotofgood.Putyournoseoverthewater

.That’sright.Breatheindeeply.It’lldoyoualotofgood.M:Itsmellsnice.Text9W:Excuseme.Doyoulivehere?M:Yes.W:Oh,well,doyouknowwheretheEn

glishLanguageInstituteis?M:Ah,yes.IthinkIknowwhereitis.Doyouhaveacar?W:No,I’monfoot.M:Well,asyougooutofthestation,justcontinuea

longtheroaduntilyoucometothesecondcrossingandthenturnleftintoKingStreet.W:Yes.M:Thenwalkdownthestreetju

stabitandtakethefirstturningontheright.Andkeepwalkinguntilyoucometothepark.W:Apark,yes.M:Well,let’ssee.Walkthroughthepark.Asyougettotheend

ofthepathyouwillseetwosmallroads.TaketheroadontherightandtheEnglishLanguageInstituteisattheendoftheroad.Youcan’tmissit.W:Thankyousom

uch.Text10SkyscrapershavebecomeverycommoninEurope.CitiessuchasFrankfort,Madrid,Valencia,MalmoandParis

,allhaveverytallbuildingsunderconstruction.However,thecenteroftheworldforskyscrapersisneitherEuropenorAmerica.Thetallestbuildingsintheworldare

beingbuiltinAsiaandtheMiddleEast.Atmorethan500meterstall,thetallestbuildingintheworldisTaipei101inTaipei,Taiwan.However,whencompl

etedin2008,theBurjDubaiintheUnitedArabEmirateswillrise162storiesandmorethan800meters.AnotherbuildinginDubaiisplannedtobeover1,200meterstall.That’sabo

utthreetimesastallastheEmpireStateBuilding.Skyscrapersarepartofourfutureformanyreasons.Forone,theyrequirelesslandtobu

ildanduselesselectricityandotherresources.Plus,peoplewholiveincitieswithhighrisesarelesslikelytoownacar.InNewYorkandLondon,forexample,themajorityofr

esidentsdonotdrive.Still,alotofpeoplethinkthatreallytallbuildingsruinthelookofacity.Whatdoyouthink?获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.xiangxue100.com