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2022届英语五调考试参考答案听力：1.CABAC6.ABBAC11.BACBA16.CBCBA单选：21-30DBCAC/DABBA阅读理解：A篇.：ABBB篇：CBCDC篇：DCABD篇：CAAD七选五：DFBCE完型填空：DCBDA

/CBDAB/ADBCC/BACDA语法填空：71.enjoyably72.wasinspired73.posted74.that75.an76.differences77.Whether78.in79

.which80.connection单词拼写：81.ancient82position83.struck84.resources85.remove86.figures87.surroundings88.attacks89.de

finitely90.argument(s)短文改错：91.before-ago92.加to93.what-that/which94.was去掉95.luck96.something-anything97.knocked98.the-an99.While-Wh

en100.mustn’t-couldn’t/wouldn’t书面表达：HowIFellInLoveWithFootballFootballismyfavoritesport.However,Ididn’tfallinlovewithituntilIenteredJuniorThree.

TherewasatimewhenIwasdiscouragedandfeltlikegivingupmystudies.Onenight,isawmyfatherwatchingafootballmatchonTV,wh

ichcaughtmyeyes.Whenthematchwasnearingtheend,onefemaleplayerfromtheChineseteamstoppedtheball,andkickedithardwithfullstrength.TheChines

eteamwonfinallyandtheplayerssmiledwithtears,whichencouragedmealot.Fromthenon,ihavebeenintofootballbecausethesporthastaughtmetoholdonandtrymy

best.听力原文：(Text1)W:Istodaythe10thofJune?Howtimeflies!M:Yes,andIhaveonemorelecturetogivethedayaftertomorrow.(Text2)M:Howarethesalesfiguresloo

king?W:They’regreat!Wehadasharpriseaftertheonlinemarketingcampaignbegan.It’sbetterthanhiringextrasalespeo

ple.M:Good!NowI’mthinkingofofferingsomediscountnextseason.(Text3)W:Whydon’tyougotobed,Jimmy?Areyoureadingthatstorybook?M:Oh,Ijustre

memberedIhadn’tdonemysciencehomeworkyet.I’msearchingonlineforsomeinformationaboutthat.(Text4)M:Ikickedaplayeroutofourteamforh

ismisbehaviorlastweek.W:Iheardheapologizedandpromisednottodothatagain.Whynotgivehimasecondchance?M:Maybeyouareright.(Text5)M:Iwouldenj

oylookingaroundthebookshop.It’sreallyenjoyable.W:Metoo.Ialwaysfindthebookintheshoporthesupermarketandthenbuyitonline!It’softenalotcheaper.(T

ext6)M:Hi,Silvia.Areyougoingcampingwithus?W:Surely,yes.M:Great.Itshouldbegoodfununlesstheweathergetsbad.W:WhatdoIneedtotak

e?M:Well,whenIgethome,I’lltextyouthelistI’vemade.Youdon’tneedtoworryaboutfoodthough.I’vepackedenoughham

burgers.That’stheeasiestthingtomake.W:Fine.Incasewerunoutofhamburgers,I’lltakesometinsandbread.M:Goodidea.Ifyouwant,bringsomecards.Wecou

ldplayatnight.(Text7)M:What’swrongwithyou?W:Myheadhurtsbadly.M:Doyouhaveafever?W:No.M:Howlonghasitbeenlikethis?W:Sincethenightb

eforeyesterday.M:Doyouhaveasleepingproblem?W:No.Ialwaysgotobedearlyandsleepsound,uh,exceptlastnight.Iworkedlateintothenightpre

paringforameeting.M:Ithinkyou’dbetterhaveafurtherexam,andbeforetheresultcomesout,trytorelax.W:Doyouhaveanymedicinetokil

lthepain?Ihavetoattendameetingthisafternoon.M:Beforetheresultcomesout,Ican’tgiveyouanymedicine.Iinsistyouhaveagoodrestfirst.(Tex

t8)W:Goodmorning,MovieCenter.HowmayIhelpyou?M:Goodmorning.ThisisVinsonfromRoom808.I’dliketoknowsomethingaboutyourtheater

.W:Verywell,Mr.Vinson.Wehavethreetheaters,onepublictheater,andtwoprivatetheatersforfivepeopleandtwopeopleres

pectively.M:Emm…howdoyouchargefortheprivateone?W:Thechargeforprivatetheateris$50perhourperperson.Drinksandsnacksareextra.M:Verywell.I’dliketoreserve

theonefortwopeoplefrom6:00to9:00tomorrowevening.Tomorrowisthe20thanniversaryofourmarriage.Wewantacelebration.W:Whatexcit

ingnews!Congratulations,Mr.Vinson!M:Thankyouverymuch.(Text9)M:Hi,Georgia.Howareyou?W:Hi.Notsogood.I’mgettingreallyannoyedwithmyl

ittlebrotherJimatthemoment.I’mtryingtoreviewformyexamsandhekeepsstoppingmefromworking.Sometimeshelistenstomusiclateatnightwithhisradioonloudly;some

timesheborrowssomethingfrommethatIneedtouseforstudying,likemydictionaryorcomputer.Ican’tconcentrateonmywo

rkformorethanafewminutes.It’sterrible.M:Youshouldaskyourparentstodealwithyourbrother.Yourexamsaremoreimportant.Yourparentsshouldund

erstandthat.W:That’sagoodidea,Matthew.I’llaskmydadforhelptonight.Mybrotherwilllistentohim.AndI’llalsothinkaboutgoingt

othelibraryattheweekend.It’snicetohaveachangesometimeswhenyou’restudying.How’syourreviewgoing,Matthew?M:

MyproblemisIjustcan’trememberanythingfromHistory.IreadapageandthentenminuteslaterI’veforgottenit.W:That’snotunusual.Youshouldtryw

ritingdownwhatyou’vejustread.It’samazinghowmuchmoreyouwillrememberthatway.SometimesIevensingmynotes.It’sabitemba

rrassing,butitwillhelptorememberlotsofinformation.M:Yes.I’lltrythoseideas.(Text10)M:OK!Somytalktonighti

scalledPsychologyinAdvertising,butI’mgoingtostartwithalittlestory.Inthe18thcentury,hardlyanyoneinPrussi

aatepotatoesorrice,becausethemainmealforalmosteveryonewasbread.Buttherewasaproblemwithbread:inthoseda

ys,sometimesthewheatdidn’tgrowverywell,people,especiallypoorpeople,wouldhavenothingtoeat.SowhenthekingcalledFrederi

ckheardaboutthepotato,heimmediatelyorderedeveryoneinthecountrytostartgrowingpotatoes.Buttohissurprise,theyr

efused.Frederickwasaverycleverman,andalthoughtherewerenopsychologistsin1774,hecertainlyhadatalentforunderstandingthepsyc

hologyofhispeople.Sohesooncameupwithaveryinterestingplan.First,heplantedpotatoesinhispalacegarden.Next,hesentsoldierstogua

rdit.Assoonaspeoplesawthegardenandthesoldiers,theystartedaskingeachother“Whatcouldbeinthatfieldthatis

worthsomuch?”Andofcourse,assoonastheyfoundoutthatthefieldwasfullofpotatoes,theyallwantedsome.Yousee,oncepeoplebelievedtheywerenotallo

wedtoeatpotatoes,theyimmediatelywantedtohavethem.Andthat’sagoodpsychology.BItneveroccurredtomewhenIwaslittlethatgardenswereanythinglesst

hanglamorousplaces.Granddad’sgardenwasonthebankofariverandslopedgentlydowntowardsthewater.Youcouldn’treachtheriverbu

tyoucouldhearthesoundofthewaterandthebirdsthatsanginthetreesabove.Athome,hisson,myfather,couldbequietandwithdrawn.Iwouldn’twanttomakehimsoundhum

orless.Hewasn’t.Sillythingswouldamusehim.Irealizethat,deepdown,hewasprobablydisappointedthathehadn’tmademoreofh

islife.Heleftschoolwithoutqualificationsandbecameabeginnertoaplumber.Plumbingwasnotsomethinghewaspassio

nateabout.Itwasjustwhathedid.Hewasneverparticularlyambitious,thoughtherewasamomentwhenheandMumthoughtofemigratingtoCanada,butitcameton

othing.Wherehecameintohisownwasaroundthehouse.Hehadan“eyeforthejob.”Beitbookshelvesoracupboard—whathecouldachievewasastonishing.Ofthethreeoptions,m

oors,woodsorriver—theriverwastheonethatusuallygotmyvote.OnastretchoftheriverIwasallowedtodisappearwithmyimaginationintoanotherworld.Withafishi

ngnetovermyshoulderIcouldsetoffinshoesthatwerelastyear’smodel.I’dwalkalongtheriverbanklookingforasuitablespotwhereIcouldtakeoffthepainfulshoesand

leavethemwithmypicnicwhileIadventuredout,peeringthroughthewaterforanyfishthatIcouldscoopupwiththenetandtakehome.Iwantedtoleaveschoolassoonaspossibleb

utthatseemedanunlikelyprospectuntilonedaymyfatherannounced,“They’vegotapostforangardenerintheParksDepartment.Ithoughtyoumightbeint

erested.”HemightstillhavepreferreditifIbecameacarpenter.ButIliketofeelthatsomewhereinsidehimwasafeelingthat

thingsmightjustturnoutforthebest.MaybeI’mcheatingmyself,butIprefertobelievethatinhisheart,althoughhehatedgardeninghimself,he’dwatchedmedoingitforlong

enoughandnoticedmyunfailingpassionforallthingsthatgrewandfloweredandfruited.12.Whatisthewriter’sattitudetohisfather

inthesecondparagraph?A.Hewasunsatisfiedwithhisfather.B.Hewasregretfulthathisfatherhadnotachievedmore.C.Hewassympathetictothereasonswhyhisfathe

rbehaved.D.HewasgratefulthathisfatherhadnottakenthefamilytoCanada.13.Whatdoesthewritermeanbytheunder

linedphrase“cameintohisown”?A.wasabletodosomethingbyhimselfB.wasabletoshowhistalentsoutC.wasabletocontinuehisdayjobD.wasabletoforgethisfail

ure14.Whatcanweinferfromthepassage?A.ThewriterfeltangrythatthegardenwaslessamazingB.Thewriterwasanexcellentfi

shermanforhisgiftC.Aroundthehouseliedthefather’sdreamofbeingcarpenterD.Thefishingtripillustratedthewriter’scarefreech

ildhood.15.Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A.Hisfatherisunsureabouthisson’sfutureB.Hisfatherwastiredofgivingwaytohisson.C.

Hisfatherhadbeenimpressedbyhisson’sloveofgardening.D.Hisfatherhadbeentryingtofindajobhissonwouldenjoy.CBDC