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2021～2022学年高三第一学期期中模拟试卷英语2021.11本试卷分四个部分。满分150分，考试用时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，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.Whatisthemaninterestedin?A.Theculture.B.Thefood.C.Thewine.()

2.Howdoesthemansound?A.Sad.B.Excited.C.Disappointed.()3.Whatdoesthewomanmainlywanttodo?A.Goshopping.

B.Savemoney.C.Buyanewhouse.()4.Whenwillthemanwatchthemovie?A.ThisFriday.B.ThisSaturday.C.NextTuesday.()5.Where

arethespeakersprobably?A.Inacinema.B.Inalibrary.C.Inaclassroom.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，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.Whatisthep

robablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers?A.Classmates.B.Competitors.C.Neighbours.()7.WhatdoesElainethinkoftheman?A.Shy.B.Sociable.C.Ne

rvous.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。()8.Whatisthetimenow?A.Around6：00p．m.B.Around6：30p．m.C.Around7：00p．m.()9.Inwhichdirectionwerethespeakerssupposedtodrive?A.

North.B.South.C.East.()10.Whatisthemandoing?A.Makingajoke.B.Givingdirections.C.Blamingthewoman.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。()11.Wha

tarethespeakerslookingat?A.Aphone.B.Apicture.C.Amap.()12.Wheredothespeakerswanttogo?A.Tothelake.B.Totheforest.C.To

therocks.()13.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A.Startwalking.B.Makeacall.C.Haveadrink.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。()14.Howlonghasthemanbeenin

China?A.Foramonth.B.Forayear.C.Foradecade.()15.HowdidthemanfeelabouthisearlyexperienceinChina?A.Happy.B.Lonely.C.Busy.()16.Wh

eredoesthemanhaveaproblem?A.Atthehairdresser's.B.Attheshop.C.Atthebank.()17.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthem

andoforhismainproblem?A.Takeanote.B.Carrymoremoney.C.ConsultaChinese.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。()18.Whatistheagedifferencebetween

thecouple?A.Oneyear.B.Twoyears.C.Threeyears.()19.Howdidthecouple'sdaughterfeelafterseeingthefilm?A.Amused.B.Moved.C.Unintere

sted.()20.Whatisthestoryabout?A.Thefilmindustryinthe1960s.B.Weddingtraditionsinthe1960s.C.Thediscoveryofaweddin

gfilminthe1960s.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AIfyouwanttofindaplaceofinteresttospendyoursummervacation

,thinkaboutthefollowinglocations.TheNautilusMaldivesOpenedin2019,thisindependent,Maldivian­ownedresort(

度假村)istheislandnation'sonlyRelais&Chateauxproperty.It'slocatedoffabeautifulsandyislandintheIndianOcean,whichhasbee

nofficiallyrecognizedasaUNESCOBiosphereReserveforitsstunningcoralreefsandvariousmarinelife.Splendid,overs

izedaccommodationsarebalancedwithplaininners,intendedtobeinharmonywiththesurroundingnaturalscenery.SixSensesLaamu,theMaldivesSustainabilityliesatthec

oreoftheunique,luxuriousresortintheMaldives'isolatedLaamuAtoll.Thethree­storiedoverwaterbuildingsareconstructedoflocalmateria

ls,whichbringsmoneytonearbyislandcommunities.Followitupwithamealmadefromproducegrownintheisland'sgardenswithoutusingartificial

chemicalsandfreshlycaughtseafoodfromlocalfishermen.Finally,treatyourselftooneofthemanyspatreatmentsattheSixSensesSpaoverlookingtheocean.FourSeas

onsResortBoraBora,FrenchPolynesiaBuiltalongasmallisland,theoverwaterbuildingsattheFourSeasonsResortBoraBorariseovertheisland'sbluewaters.

Innersaresimple,inspiredbythenaturalstyleofatraditionalPolynesianvillage,andallhaveindoor­outdoorspaceswithladdersforaccesstothelake.Choosefromone

ofthreeviews:beach,lake,or,ourfavorite,mountain.BananaIslandResortDohabyAnantara,QatarOnaprivateislandtwentyminutesbyboatfromQatar

'scapitalcity,thisresorthousesthePersianGulf's11Maldivian­inspiredoverwaterbuildingsonascaleonlyfoundintheMiddleEast.Think:twoandthree­bedr

oomunits(beginningat2，500squarefeet),eachequippedwithfacilitieslikeaprivatefull­sizedswimmingpool.()21.WhatisthebuildingfeatureofTheNautilusMaldives?

A.Itsbuildingmaterialissand.B.Itisintegratedwithnature.C.ItisdesignedbyUNESCO.D.Itsroomsarenotbigenough.()22.Whichresortbestsuitspeopl

ewhowantorganicfood?A.TheNautilusMaldivesB.SixSensesLaamu,theMaldivesC.BananaIslandResortDohabyAnantara,QatarD.FourSeasonsResortBo

raBora,FrenchPolynesia()23.Whatdothesefourresortshaveincommon?A.Theyarebuiltoverwater.B.Theyofferspas

ervice.C.Theyareonprivateislands.D.TheyadoptPolynesianstyle.BMymemoriesofmyfatheraredividedintopartsandshares.Alive

,andthendead.Healthy,andthenhelpless.Andfurtherbackintime,thefirstandmostdivision:Presentandthenabsent;loving,andthen

indifferent(漠不关心的).Heusedtobeagoodwriterandlovingfather.WhenIwasa16­year­oldgirl,hewasfiredfromhiscompany,apublic,gossip­baseddismissalth

athewouldspenddecadesrefusingresponsibilityfor.Thiswasthefirstcrackthatdividedmyrelationshipwithhimintop

olesofbeforeandafter.Toescapehisshame,hepushedawaythosewhoremindedhimofit,firstdivorcingmymother,thenalienating(疏远)mys

isterandI.Asanadult,myrelationshipwithmyfatherwasoneoflowexpectationsandhighboundaries.Hespentmostofhistimetravelling.B

utwhenhediedofheartfailureinAugust,Iwasknockedoffbalancebytheweightoftheblow.Ithought,afteryearsofsettingupdelicatefencesaround

ourrelationship,thatIhadalreadybegunlettinggo.Hisdeathdeliveredarealization:despiteyearsofanalyzinghiscomplicatedloveforme,therewerepiec

esofmyfatherIneverunderstood—untilIfoundmyfather'snotebooksinhiscupboard.Inthenotebooks,heoftencollecteddocume

ntation:trainticketsfromRomeoraphotographofSanFrancisco'sPrescottHotel.Butwhathewasalsodoingwasofferingfatherlyguidance,thekindI

couldonlyreceiveafterhedied.Hislife,inwhichwhathehadwasneverquiteenough,waseventuallyexposed.Inhisfinaldecade,herealizedhehadbuiltacastl

eforhimselfuponsandandregret.Nowinhisentries,Ihearhisvoice.“Debaleh，”Ihearhimsay,usinghispetnameforme,“learnfrommymistakes.”Ireadthes

epagesamongmydad'sclothes,andwept.Ihadn'tknownthatmyfather,too,livedwiththatfamiliarachefornewhorizonsinhisheart,theonet

hatcanonlybecomfortedbytravelling.()24.Whydidtheauthor'sfatherkeepawayfromhisfamily?A.Theyweren'tresponsiblemembers.B.Hedidn'tgetonwellwithhi

swife.C.Theirpresencerecalledhissadexperience.D.Theytalkedbehindothers'backseverywhere.()25.Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenhearingofherfather'

sdeath?A.Shewasintears.B.Shewasinapanic.C.Shegotlostinthought.D.Shelostherinnerpeace.()26.Whatadvicedidtheauthor'sfathergiveher?A.Writea

journalcarefully.B.Travelmoreforrelaxation.C.Avoidfollowinginhisfootsteps.D.Obeyfather'sguidancethoroughly.(

)27.Whatmadetheauthorendupcrying?A.Findingherfather'sclothes.B.Gettingtoknowherlatefather.C.Failingtolookforn

ewhorizons.D.Knowingherfather'sheartdisease.CThecreativityTikTokstimulatesallowsforabroadrangeofcontentthatencour

agesuserstoparticipateintrendsthatintegratetheirpassionsandhobbies.Specifically,contentrelatedtoliteratureonTikTokhasgenerated

itsowndomain.Commonlyreferredtoas“BookTok”，thissideoftheplatformfocusesonallthingsaboutbooks:bookrecomm

endations,tipsforpleasingbookshelvesandeditsrelatedtoliterature­basedfandoms(粉丝圈).Withheighteneddemandfornewmediatocomfortthemselve

sduringthepandemicperiodofseverechallenges,manyyoungadultshaveregardedliteratureasaformofescape.Restartingformerlit

erarypassions,BookTokusershaveturnedtheirattentiontotheapptopraisethenovelsthathavehelpedserveasabriefgetawayt

oworldswithinboundpages.Througharevivalofnovelsthatshapedthechildhoodsofmanywhoarenowyoungadults,evenyoungergenerationsontheapphavebeenexp

osedtofoundationalnovelsinyoungadultliterature.Alongwiththisemphasisonnostalgic(怀旧的)fandoms,BookToktakesa

dvantageofTikToktrendsinordertoattractthosewhomaynotbefamiliarwithliteraturetoread.ThepopularityofBookTokandthenovelsthatarerecommendedtoyounga

dultsontheapphavehadadirecteffectonbookstoresandbooksales,withbothindependentbookstoresandchainssuchasBarnes&Nobletak

ingnoticeofthebroaderrangeofreadersthatareinfluencedbyTikTokandupdatingtheirstocktoappealtousers.AsofMarch2021,BookTokhaso

ver6billionviewsandwillonlycontinuetogrowlarger.ThoughthepopularityofBookTokbroughtmanysignificantquestio

nsregardingthefutureofthebookindustryandthebooksthatreceivemassattentiononsocialmedia,theimportanceoftheBookTokphenomenonperhapsliesma

inlywiththereaderswhoclaimtheirloveforbooksandthecreativechannelsthroughwhichtheyexpressthisadmiration.TikTokhasdemonstrated,atleastthrough

BookTok,thatbrilliantliteratureiswrittenforabroadaudience—theperfectbookforyouiswaitingsomewhereonashe

lfand,throughBookTok,youwillsurelydiscoverit.()28.WhatcanusersdoonBookTok?A.Sharefavorablebooks.B.Buyprettybookshelves.C.Makeprofitsfromediti

ng.D.Createtheirownplatforms.()29.WhatinfluencedoesBookTokhave?A.TikTokhaslostquantitiesofusers.B.Theelderlytakeupchildren'sbooks.C.Thebookstor

eschangetheirbooksaccordingly.D.Youthsstarttreasuringtheirmemoriesofchildhood.()30.WhatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytellusaboutBookTok?A.Itsbrightfut

ure.B.Itsbigchallenges.C.Itsamazingfunction.D.Itsminordisadvantages.()31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.WhyBookTokhadaneffectonbookstoresB.HowBookTo

kexpandeditsrangeofaudienceC.WhyBookTokgainedpopularityamongelderlyD.HowBookTokrepopularizedyoungadultfictionDPeoplewithfewerfriendsar

emorelikelytoattractnewfriendsthanpeoplewhoalreadyhaveawidesocialcircle—buttheythinktheoppositeistrue,aJanuarystudyintheJ

ournalofPersonalityandSocialPsychologyfound.Thestudydemonstratedwhattheauthorscall“thefriendnumberparadox(悖论)，”ort

heconceptthatwethinkwe'llmagnetizemorefriendsifwe'remorepopular,butatthesametimearemoreinterestedinbefriendin

gothersifweknowtheircircleissmall.ThestudyauthorXianchiDaiandcolleaguesconductedthreestudiesthatprese

ntedparticipantswithscenestoassessthedifferencebetweenwhattheypredictedotherswouldwantinsomebodyasafriend,andwhattheywantedinafriend.There

searchersfoundpeoplewanthigh­qualityrelationships—hardertogetfromsomeonewithlotsoffriends—butforgetthatwhengue

ssingwhatotherswantinthem.Theyalsofoundtheycouldhelpcorrectthisdifferencebyremindingparticipantsthat,infact,socialbut

terfliesmayhavelesstogive.Theresearcherssaypeople'snaturalself­centeredviewpointcontributestothe“friendnumberparadox”.That

is,we'remorelikelytoputour(inthiscase,false)predictionsaboutourselvesontoothersthantoputourselvesinot

herpeople'sshoesandapplythoseinsightstous.Wealsotendtoseethepositiveaspectsofhavingmorefriends,likesignalingagoodpersonalityorpos

sessing“preciousresourcesthatothersseek”，inourselves.Weseethenegatives,likenothavingenoughtimeorenergytosustainafriendship,inothers,Daisaid.It

'spossiblethatotherfactorsexplainthisdifference,theresearcherssay.Maybewepreferlesspopularpeoplebecausewe'reworriedaboutrejectionfromque

enbees.Wemightalsothinkchoosingsomeonewhosecircleissmallerthanoursboostsoursocialinfluence.Nomatterthepotentialcauses,Daisaidthefindingssuggestpeopl

eshouldn't“showoff”alargefriendnumberwhenseekingnewconnections.()32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“magnetize”mean

inParagraph2?A.Ignore.B.Attract.C.Lose.D.Expect.()33.What'sthefindingofthethreestudies?A.High­qualityfriendshipsarehardtoget.B.Socialbutterflie

sappealtomorefriends.C.Mostpeoplecareabouttheneedsofothers.D.Peoplecan'tgivewhattheyexpectfromothers.()34.Whatleadstotheph

enomenonof“thefriendnumberparadox”amongpeople?A.Selfishpersonality.B.Concernaboutbeingrejected.C.Ambitionforsocialinfluence.D.Preferenc

eforlargerfriendcircles.()35.Whatisacommonmisunderstandingofmakingnewfriends?A.Awidersocialcirclehelps.B.Asma

llersocialcirclehelps.C.Themorefriendsyouhave,thebetter.D.Thefewerfriendsyouhave,thebetter.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。Foryears,researchhaslinkedskippingbreakfastwithincreasedBMI(bodymassindex),butfewstu

dieshavebeencarriedoutintotheeffectoftheothermealsoftheday.However,astudyconductedatOsakaUniversityconcludedthatnoteatingd

innerisasignificantpredictorofweightgainandobesity.__36__Aspartoftheirannualcheck­ups,thestudentswereaskedhowoftentheyatebreakfa

st,lunch,anddinner.Researchersalsotookintoconsiderationthetimeofeating,whetherparticipants'mealhabitschangedoverthecourseofthestudy,andlifestyle

factors.__37__Buttheresearchersfoundthatthosewhodidsoallthetimeweremorelikelytobeolder,moreoverweight,asmokerordrinker,tosl

eepforashorterperiodoftime,andskipothermealsmorefrequently.Theseresultssuggestthatskippingdinner,whichwasmuchlesspopularthanskippingbreakfast,could

resultinweightgainandahigherlikelihoodofbeingoverweightthanskippingbreakfast.Itwassignificantlyassociatedwithweig

htgainof10%ormore,andhavingaBMIover25,whichisclassedasoverweightorobese.__38__Theresearcherssuggestedthatthereasonwhyskippingdinnercouldlead

toweightgainisthatitmakespeoplehungriersotheyendupeatingmoreoverthecourseoftheday.__39__That'sbecausedinneristypicallyamea

lthatlendsitselftonutritiousfoodslikelean(少脂的)proteinsandvegetables.Theresearchersnotethattheirstudyhaddrawbacks:__40__Add

itionally,theydidn'ttakeintoaccountfactorslikeexerciseordepression.A.BMIhasitslimitationsafterall.B.Besides,skippingdinnermaymeanalowerqualitydie

t.C.Itshouldberepeatedtoassessawidergroupofpeople.D.Skippinglunchwasmorelikelytobringaboutthesameoutcomes.E.Itfollowed20，00

0subjectsoverallabove18overanaverageofthreeyears.F.Thenumberofstudentswhosaidtheysometimesskippeddinnerwassmall.G.Studentsskippingdinnerhas

astrongerassociationwithweightgainandobesity.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。With

somanyfolksforcedtostayathomeduringthepandemic,MaryO'Neill,99,wasnoexception.Butaslockdown__41__，Marymanagedtocreateaspecialfriendsh

ipwithherneighbour—BenjaminOlson,age2.Overtime,Mary__42__throughthechain­linkasBenjaminlearnedtowalk,talk,and__43__runandplay.Despitethehugediffere

ncesintheir__44__，Benjaminwasdrawntohiselderlyneighbour,__45__inherpresence.Betweenthetwo,they__46__agametheycouldpla

yoverthechain­link.Benwouldpassheraballandshe'd__47__itbacktohimwithherwalkingstick.“He'sbeen__48__her‘Mimi’．”Benjamin'smomSarahtoldCBSNews.“S

he'llcallout,‘HeyBenjamin！’whensheseeshim,andit'sjustbeenso__49__towatchit.”Aspandemicrestrictionshave__50__，MaryandBenjamin's__51

__continuestoblossomonbothsidesofthefence—onlynow,thegatescanbeopened.Benjamin__52__Maryonherbackstepstoplaygames,blowbubbles,andenjoyt

heactivitiesthatbringjoytoboththeyoungandtheyoung__53__．“Friendshipcanjust__54__somanydifferentways，”Sarahto

ldCBS.“I'mjustreallyhappytheywereableto__55__thisone—quarantine(隔离)ornot,pandemicornot.I'mhappy...becauseitmeansalotto

heranditmeansalottohimtoo.”()41.A.woreonB.caughtonC.fellapartD.brokethrough()42.A.gotB.watchedC.draggedD.escaped()43.A.apparentlyB

.carefullyC.attentivelyD.eventually()44.A.agesB.responsesC.viewsD.habits()45.A.restlessB.proudC.joyfulD.awkward()46.A.developedB.wonC.selectedD.prov

ided()47.A.fetchB.hitC.throwD.put()48.A.askingB.callingC.makingD.choosing()49.A.obviousB.easyC.cuteD.unique()50.A.worsene

dB.begunC.liftedD.risen()51.A.faithB.passionC.leisureD.bond()52.A.consultsB.followsC.pursuesD.joins()53

.A.atheartB.onfootC.byhandD.insight()54.A.deepenB.happenC.ceaseD.renew()55.A.treasureB.keepC.formD.continue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。ArchaeologistshavediscoveredawoodenMayanboatinsouthernMexico,believed__56__(be)o

ver1，000yearsold.__57__(measure)over5feet(1.6m),itwasfoundalmostcompletelyundamagedinafreshwaterpoolneartheruinedMayancityofChichenItza.Therar

efindcameduring__58__(construct)workonanewtouristrailwayknownastheMayaTrain.ExpertsfromParis'sSorbonneUnivers

ityhavebeenhelpingwithdiscoveringthecanoe'sexactageandtype.__59__3Dmodelofitwouldalsobemadetoallow__60__(copy)tobemade,andtofacilitatefurt

herstudy.TheMayancivilisationflourished(繁荣)beforeSpainconqueredtheregion.Intheirtime,theMayansruledlargestretchesofterritoryin__61__i

snowsouthernMexico,Guatemala,BelizeandHonduras.Theboathasbeendated__62__830ADand950AD,towardstheendoftheMayancivilisation'sgoldenage.Aroundthisperi

od,theMayancivilisation__63__(suffer)amajorpoliticalcollapse,markedbytheabandonmentofcities__64__(dot)arou

ndmodern­dayCentralAmerica—leavingruinsoftoweringpyramidsandotherstonebuildings.Nosingletheoryforthiscollapsehasbeenwidely

accepted,__65__it'sbelievedthatacombinationofinternalwarfare,droughtandoverpopulationmayhavebeencontributingfactors.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你

是李华，你的美国笔友Lucy被曼彻斯特大学(TheUniversityofManchester)录取，请你给她写封邮件，内容包括：1.表示祝贺；2.介绍自己选择大学专业的困惑；3.请对方给出建议。注意：1.词数80左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。De

arLucy,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________Yours，LiHua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。Therewasanelderlyladystandinginthebone­chillingcoldoutsidethebackofthesupermarket.Shewa

sholdingabasketwithbunchesofflowers.“Wouldyouliketheflowers,theyare$3？”sheaskedmeasIwaswalkingpast.Ipoli

telyresponded“No,thankyou”，asIwalkedawayandwentinsidethesupermarket.IwaswalkingaroundthesupermarketsearchingforthethingthatIwasneedingtobuyand

thinkingofthatlady,standinginthecoldholdingherbasketofflowers.VisualizingthebeautifulflowersIhadadmired,herpolitequietvoiceandlonelyfigu

re,Iwonderedaboutherunknownstoryofstandinginthecoldwithherbasket.Maybeherfamilywasinurgentneedofmoney;maybeshewasalonesoultoearnali

vingwithherownhands...Ihadmyownpersonalstruggles,IhadtobudgetforeverythingandIappreciatedthat$3wasalotforme,likemanyofusall

andprobablyforhertoo.Butitwasn'tmyfirstthoughtwhenshehadaskedmeaboutbuyingherflowers.MyfirstthoughtwasIdidn'thavethecashbutthiscouldn'tbeusedasane

xcusefornotbuyingthoseflowers.IhadnotcarriedcashwithmeforafewyearsandIthoughtmanyofusdidthesame.WhenIwentto

theregistertopaywithmycardIaskedfor$3cashout.Thestaffmemberquestionedmeaboutthe$3.Ifeltanxiousaboutitqu

icklyandtriedtorememberthemoneyIhadinmyaccount.Andatthesametimeshepressedthebuttontoprocessit.IhadmentionedthatIwantedtobuyflowersfromthelad

ywhowassellingthemoutside.Sighofrelief.Iwasgladtoseeitallhadbeenacceptedbythemachineandthestaffmembe

rhandedmethe$3.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。Iwalkedawayandaroundthecornerofthesupermarkettothelady.___________

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____________________________________________________________________________________Aftergivingher$3,Iwass

urprisedwhenshehandedmethechange.___________________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________2021～2022学年高三第一学期期中模拟试卷(潍坊)英语参考答案及听力材料第一部分1～5BBBCA6～10ABBBA11～15CACBB16～20AAABC第二部分

第一节21～23BBA24～27CDCB28～31ACAD32～35BDAA第二节36～40EFDBC第三部分第一节41～45ABDAC46～50ABBCC51～55DDABC第二节56.tobe57.Measuring58.construction59.A60.copies61.what62

.between63.suffered64.dotted65.but第四部分第一节DearLucy，HearingthatyouhavebeenadmittedtoTheUniversityofManchester,Icannotwaittoconveymy

sincerecongratulations.Yes,Iknowyouarethebest.NowIamfacedwithadifficulty.Iwilltakepartinthecollegeentranceexamnextyear.Atpresent,Iamconf

usedabouthowtochoosemyuniversitymajor.Myparentshavekepttellingmetostudymedicineincollege.However,Iamenthusiast

icaboutliterature.Idowanttobeawriterinthefuture.Wouldyouliketogivemesomeadvice?Lookingforwardtoyourearlyreply.Yours，LiHua第二节I__walked

__away__and__around__the__corner__of__the__supermarket__to__the__lady.Shewasstandingthere,tremblinginthecold.Nosoonerhadshenoticedmyapproachthanher

weather­beatenfacelitup.Isaidshyly“Hisorry.Ididn'thavethecashonme.Yes,Iwouldliketobuysomeofyourflowers.”Onhearingthat,sheinstantlyputtheb

asketofflowersinfrontofme,wearingabigandwarmsmile.Theflowerswereinfullbloom,dancinginthewind.IchosethebunchofflowersIhadfirstsighted.After__

giving__her__$3,____I__was__surprised__when__she__handed__me__the__change.Icouldn'thelpbutaskthepriceofth

eflowers.“$3forall！”sheexplained.Withouthesitation,Itoldhertokeepthechange.Shetookthemoneywithshakinghands,tearswellingupinhereyes.AsIwalkeda

way,Ihopedsomeoneelsecouldwalkuptoherandbuytherestflowers.Wewereallgoingthroughourownstrugglesbutnomatterhowlittlewecoulddo,itwouldmakeadif

ference.听力材料Text1W:I'mlookingforwardtoourstudybreakinItaly.Ican'twaittodiveintotheirculture.M:Ican'twaittotaste

allthefood.Italiansarewellknownforthelargemealsandwinetowashthemdownwith.Text2M:Ican'tbelieveIhaveticketstoseemyfavoriteband.It'samazing

.Ican'twait.W:WhenIwasyoung,Iwasinlovewithaboyband.ButwhenIfinallygottoseethem,theywereadisappointment.Text3W:Ihavetocreateabudgetf

orthismonth.I'mrentingabeautifulnewapartment,butit'smoreexpensivethanbefore.M:Ifyoulearntocook,youcanhavemuchcheaperfo

od.W:I'vebeenbuyingclothesonlinesomuchrecently.Ithinkthat'sbeenmymainissue.Text4W:Haveyouseenthatnewscienceficti

onmovie?M:Notyet,IwassupposedtoseeitwithBillonFriday,butwehadtorescheduleittonextTuesdayinstead.W:Oh

,it'sgreat!IsawitonSaturdaynightandI'malreadyplanningtoseeitagain!Text5M:Ilikethebookthatit'sbasedon.AndIlearnedaboutthedirectorinmyfilm

classandreallyenjoyedhiswork.W:Well,Ihopeitmeetsyourexpectations!Oh,it'sabouttostart.Letmeturnmyphoneoff.Text6W:Russell,w

hatwillyoudoaftergraduation?Haveyoubeenlookingforjobs?M:Yes,lastweekIacceptedajobinTexas.It'sajuniorsalesposi

tionwithalargeinsurancecompany,althoughI'mnotsureabouttheirreputation.W:That'sgreat.Iguesstheyhaveprett

ygoodbenefitsfortheirstaff.M:Actually,theyaren'tgreat,butthestartingsalaryisveryimpressiveforsomeonewithoutmuchexperience.W:I'msurey

ouwillbesuccessfulinsales,sinceyouwerepresidentofthestudentunionandjoinedmanyclubsinuniversity.M:Thanks,Elaine.Iamhopin

gthatexperiencewillservemewell.Text7W:Mysisterisgoingtobereallydisappointedifwedon'tmakeitintimefordinner.M:Don'tworry.Westillhavetime.Y

ouknowtheywon'tstarteatinguntilthey'veallchattedforanhour.W:Yeah,butshetoldeveryonetogetthereat6：00p．m.They'vealreadybeenchattingforhalfanhour.M:

Well,weshouldgettheresoon.W:Uhoh...no,wewon't.IwroteOceanAvenueNorthbyaccidentinsteadofOceanAvenueSouthintheGPS.Thisissoembarrassin

g.We'llhavetoturnaround.M:Well,onthebrightside,westillgottotheocean.Atleastwedidn'tstartoffgoingeastbymistake.Otherwisewe'dbetellingyoursis

terwe'llhavetomissdesserttoo.W:I'mreallynotinthemoodforjokes.Text8M:Look.Ifwefollowthisline,thepathwillleadustothelake.W:A

reyousure?Isn'tthatlinejustwherethemaphasbeenfolded?M:No,look.Thebluelinegoesroundtheedgeoftheforest,pastt

hebigrocksanddowntothelake.W:OK,well,mybooksaysthatit'sabeautifullake.Definitelyworthseeing.M:Itshouldn'tbetoohardtofind.Itwouldbeeas

ierifIusedmyphonetofindit,butthere'snosignalouthere.W:Doyouwantmetoholdthemapsoyoucanleadtheway?M:Thatmightbeanidea.Passmem

ywaterbottle,willyou?Thishotweatherismakingmereallycrazy.W:Hereyouare.IthinkI'llhaveoneaswellbeforewestar

twalking.M:Let'ssitonthisfallentreeandhaveit.Theviewfromhereiswonderful.Text9W:Howareyouenjoyingworkingin

China?You'vebeenhereforawhile,haven'tyou?M:It'stwelvemonthstoday.W:Wow,it'sgonequickly.IseverythingOK?

M:Thefirstsixmonthsweretough.Ididn'tknowanybody,soIonlyhadmyowncompanyinastrangeplace.W:Ithinkwe'veallbeenthroughthat.M:Butit'sfinenow.I'vemadefri

endsandgotusedtothewaythingsarehere.W:Howareyoufindingthingslikeshoppingandthebank?Areyouhavinganyproblemsdealingwiththem?M:Notreally.

WhenI'mshoppingIjustpickthingsofftheshelf,andItrytogettothebankassoonasitopens,toavoidthewaitinglines.W:Soundslikeyou're

dealingwellwithnotspeakingChinese.M：ThemainproblemwiththatiswhenIgetmyhaircut,theyjustdon'tunderstandIwantthesamekindofhaircutallyearround—notshort

erinthesummer.W:Hmm,youcan'treallytakeaChinesepersonwithyoutoexplain,canyou?Howaboutgettingsomeonetowriteanotef

oryou?M:Yes,Imightjustdothat.W:DoyouthinkyoumightlearnChinese?M:Yes,I'dliketo,althoughitlooksextremelydifficu

lt.Text10W:Nowforahappystory.AnnettePotter,75,andherhusbandColin,76,thoughttheonlyrecordingoftheirweddinghadbeenlostyearsago.So,theco

uplewereamazedwhenachancediscoveryofsomeoldfilmallowedthemtoviewtheirspecialdayagain—52yearslater.BillGourlay,afilmmakerfromDu

nfermline,Fife,wasgiventhefilmbyafriendwhoaskedhimtotransformittodigital.Mr.Gourlaywaseagertofindthemysterycou

plerecordedinthefilmoftheweddingatStPeter'sChurchinKirkcaldy.Afterseeingthestoryinanewspaper,thePotterswereamazedt

ofinallylookbackattheirbigday.Mrs.Pottersaid,“Welookedsoyoung.Itbroughtbackalotofhappymemories.Itwasamazingtoseeallourfriendsandfamilyonfil

mafteralltheseyears.Itwasverymoving.Mydaughtersawitandhadabitofacry.”Mr.andMrs.Pottermetatadancein1966.Mr.Potter,whowas

21atthetime,wasworkingasamechanicwhileAnnettewastrainingtobeateacher.TheyweretogetherfortwoyearsbeforegettingmarriedonJu

ly27,1968infrontofaround80guests.Thecouplelooksveryhappywhentheyreflectontheoccasion.获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.xiangxue100.com