2023-2024学年江苏省淮安市高三上册12月考试英语试卷（附答案）

这是一份2023-2024学年江苏省淮安市高三上册12月考试英语试卷（附答案），共16页。
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 (共5小题; 每小题1分，满分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。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. Why did the plice fficer stp the wman?
A. Because f the driving speed.
B. Because f the license prblem.
C. Because f the brken tail light.
2. Hw des the man feel?
A. Cnfident.B. Nervus.C. Excited.
3. What is the wman telling the man?
A. She likes him.B. She frgt him.C. She remembers him.
4. What will happen in the speakers’ cmpany?
A. The ffice building will change.
B. Many emplyees will lse their jbs.
C. All emplyees will earn mre mney.
5. What des the man suggest?
A. Buying a phne.B. Using his phne.C. Charging the phne.
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. What was wrng with the man’s jb interview?
A. He mistk the date.
B. He didn’t have the right dcuments.
C. He arrived t late fr the appintment.
7. What des the man prbably think f the wman?
A. She is unfriendly.B. She is careless. C. She is helpful.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What are the guards banned frm ding accrding t the wman?
A. Speaking t thers.
B. Wearing strange unifrms.
C. Taking pictures with turists.
9. What is Lucy’s attitude twards the rules?
A. She questins them.B. She understands them. C. She ppses them.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10. Which date did the by finish his prject?
A. On Nvember 12th.B. On Nvember 15th. C. On December 17th.
11. Which paper will the by prbably write tnight?
A. The War f 1812.
B. The Wnders f Liquids.
C. Brwn Bear Ppulatins.
12. What is the main tpic f the cnversatin?
A. Time management.
B. The chice f subjects.
C. The plan f sme prjects.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What is the wman’s main issue?
A. Her bag was stlen.
B. Smene harmed her.
C. She can’t speak Italian.
14. Where will the wman g next?
A. T Rme.B. T Venice. C. T Milan.
15. What des the man suggest the wman d?
A. Check in earlier.
B. Stay clse t her bag.
C. Let smene watch her persnal belngings.
16. Where are the speakers prbably?
A. On a train.B. At a train statin. C. At a plice statin.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. Why did the speaker start playing glf?
A. T play with his dad.
B. T play n his schl team.
C. T fllw his dream f becming a prfessinal.
18. Where was the glf game firstly invented?
A. In England.B. In Sctland. C. In the US.
19. What is the mst imprtant glf cmpetitin accrding t the speaker?
A. The Master’s Turnament.
B. The British Open.
C. The US Open.
20. What des the speaker plan t d in the future?
A. Open his wn glf curse.
B. Organize glf camps fr children.
C. Give pr glfers ne-n-ne instructin.
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。
A
Student Vlunteering: Prject Crdinatr (协调员) vacancies
Wuld yu like t make a real difference t yur lcal cmmunity? Becming a Prject Crdinatr culd be the rle fr yu! We’re currently lking fr ur next set f vlunteer Prject Crdinatrs fr the 2023—2024 academic year. Prject Crdinatrs wrk with a team f students t run a prject with supprt frm the Vlunteering and Mentring Team. This year we are lking fr teams t lead the fllwing prjects:
▪Chester Student Dg Walking Prject—walking dgs fr members f the cmmunity wh wuld struggle t d s themselves fr health reasns
▪Chester Healthy Eating Wrkshps—healthy cking wrkshps fr peple wh have experienced hmelessness
▪Welly Wednesdays—ne-ff cnservatin activities that benefit the envirnment like tree planting and hedge laying
▪Get Talking—students raising awareness, fundraising and talking abut issues that can affect students, helping t pen dialgue abut serius tpics and reduce stigma (污名)
▪inCredible—students helping yung peple t identify what is credible infrmatin and reduce the spread f fake news
▪Dementia Café—a mnthly café in Time Square, Warringtn fr peple and families affected by dementia (痴呆) t cme tgether and cnnect with thers
Interested in running any f these prjects? Find the rle descriptins and applicatin frms n the Vlunteer Hub. Email .uk with any questins r with yur cmpleted applicatin frm. The deadline t apply is Thursday, April 20.
21. Wh can becme a Prject Crdinatr?
A. A cperative and well- rganized clerk.B. Students eager t give back t sciety.
C. A well-infrmed cmmunicatin expert.D. Peple struggling against health prblems.
22. Which prject wuld yu apply fr if yu want t g green?
A. Chester Healthy Eating Wrkshps.B. Welly Wednesdays.
C. inCredible.D. Dementia Café.
23. What shuld yu d t submit yur applicatin?
A. Learn the rle descriptins by heart.B. Raise yur tips abut vlunteering.
C. Uplad it n the Vlunteer Hub.D. Email .uk.
B
Fr ver a decade, Zubin Kanga, a pianist, cmpser and technlgist, has changed the limits f the frms f musical perfrmances. He has bth rganized and perfrmed shws that have pushed barriers, with mtin sensrs, artificial intelligence (AI), live-generated 3D visuals and virtual reality amng the technlgical advancements used t unlck new pssibilities f music and perfrmances.
Kanga’s apprach t emplying cutting-edge technlgy was first infrmed by the relative limitatins f his chsen instrument. “The pian is a very accurate technlgy,” he says. “Frm the early 20th century till nw it hasn’t really changed at all. It’s an amazing instrument, but it des have certain limitatins in terms f the types f sund yu can create.”
One f the early wrks is Steel n Bne, cmpsed by Kanga himself. He perfrms the piece using MiMU multi-sensr glves. “I can put up ne finger, and that’ll prduce a particular sund,” Kanga explains. “And then I can cntrl that sund just by mving my wrist thrugh the air — I can d that with lts f different gestures.”
“Fr Steel n Bne, I’m actually playing inside the pian with these steel knitting (编织) needles, and getting all these interesting effects n the strings. Then I’m using samples f them. Smetimes I’m using live delays and perating them. The sund can change depending n hw my hands are mving. It allws me t make a very theatrical piece, and peple can see this immediate cnnectin between hw I’m mving — these very big, almst cnductr-like gestures thrugh the air — and the way the sund is changing,” said Kanga.
This is just the start, and Kanga ges n t be keen n the use f mtin sensrs t make music, the pssibilities that AI ffers cmpsers as a tl, and hw virtual reality culd transfrm perfrmances and mre.
24. What d technlgical advancements d fr music and perfrmances?
A. Remve music barriers.B. Make perfrmances prfessinal.
C. Ppularize musical perfrmances.D. Bring new perfrmance frms.
25. Why des Kanga talk abut the pian in paragraph 2?
A. T indicate its stability.B. T prve its rare accuracy.
C. T clarify why he uses technlgy.D. T shw it has a lng histry.
26. Hw des Kanga perfrm Steel n Bne?
A. By mving his hands in the air.B. By pressing the pian keys.
C. By beating the steel knitting needles.D. By making very small gestures.
27. Which can be the best title fr the text?
A. Technlgy: When It Replaces Music
B. Zubin Kanga: When Music Meets Technlgy
C. Virtual Reality: Future f Perfrmances
D. AI Music: Frm Cmpsing t Perfrming
C
Mst f us trust ur dctrs even when they hand us a prescriptin fr a drug we can’t prnunce. But natural, hlistic (整体的) prducts are fully in vgue nwadays, and the Internet has created a way fr nn-experts t becme as r mre infrmed as their general practitiner when it cmes t bscure treatment methds. “Peple are nw mre willing t take their health and wellness int their wn hands,” says Danielle Hardee, a wellness advcate fr D TERRA Internatinal.
Oddly enugh, until fairly recently, Hardee was nt ne f thse peple. Her first experience with essential ils came in treating her pet bulldg. After seeking suggestins fr the sickly pet n , a fellw fsterer tld Hardee abut certain ils she culd try applying t the animal’s skin. Pairing her curisity with healthy skepticism, Hardee dve deep int researching the safety f the ils. “I was very happy with everything I fund,” she says. “I started nt just using them n the fster dg, but als ur sn, wh needed the benefits f the respiratry supprt.” While the dg’s recvery was sn apparent, the benefits fr her sn were almst immediate.
The ils in questin are cnsidered “essential” nt due t any prven vitality, but because they cntain the essence f the plants frm which they are extracted. Peppermint, lavender and citruses are amng the mst cmmn n the market tday, but numerus essential ils have been in use fr several centuries.
After seeing hw beneficial the cncentrated liquids were t bth the tw-legged and fur-legged members f her family, Hardee sn fund herself teaching essential il classes. “It became smething I felt s strngly abut, I had t share it,” she says. The classes quickly grew in size and gegraphical n and Hardee sn became an advcate fr dTERRA Internatinal, a natural nutritin and wellness cmpany.
As grwing ppularity pushes essential ils int the brader market, Hardee recmmends curius custmers prceed with cautin cncerning quality and purity. Hardee believes the effects f quality ils will be the evidence that helps them prevail. “I’m nt a hlistic health guru (专家),” she emphasizes. “I’m just seeing it with my wn eyes.”
28. Why did Hardee begin t supprt d TERRA Internatinal?
A. Her essential il classes quickly grew.B. She learned treatment methds n .
C. Her family benefited frm the essential il.D. She felt strngly abut the essential il.
29. Why are thse ils cnsidered “essential”?
A. Because they are used t save peple’s lives.B. Because they are taken frm the essence f plants.
C. Because they are essential t patients’ recvery.D. Because they are prven t be useful and energetic.
30. What makes natural, hlistic prducts ppular accrding t Hardee?
A. The internet which has created a way fr them t be knwn.
B. The effects f the prducts peple can see with their wn eyes.
C. The curisity peple have abut quality prducts.
D. The determinatin f peple t cntrl their wn health.
31. What is Hardee’s suggestin fr curius custmers?
A. They shuld buy thse gd and pure ils. B. They shuld chse any ppular il prduct.
C. They shuld start their wn essential il class. D. They shuld questin the effects f the ils at times.
D
Califrnia is speeding up the launch f its rbtaxi. Cars withut drivers are already becming a cmmn sight n San Francisc’s winding and fggy streets with a lt f hills. But they’ve been limited in their areas and time f peratin, and in sme cases have had human safety mnitrs n bard. Last week, Califrnia fficials vted t remve mst restrictins fr the tw leading self-driving car cmpanies, Waym and Cruise, letting them charge fr rides anywhere in the city 24/7. It’s a critical mment fr the industry, which has grwn t mre than 40 cmpanies reaching millins f miles n public rads every year.
If this is the future, it’s still a tugh nut in prgress. One San Francisc driverless vehicle rlled int an active fire scene and prevented firefighters frm carrying ut their wrk. Others have stpped dead in the middle f traffic. There were 93 reprted traffic incidents invlving rbtaxis in March alne. Califrnia regulatrs shuldn’t be giving rbtaxis a free pass. Driverless cars culd make a difference t the city streets the way gas-pwered autmbiles did a century ag. The bjectin t driverless cars has been similar, t. In San Francisc, ne activist grup has begun cning self-driving taxis—placing a simple range cne(圆锥体) n the metal cver f the engine, which seems t “paralyze” an autnmus vehicle.
“I wanted t lve rbtaxis,” said Elaine Mre in the Financial Times. “Eliminating human errr wuld undubtedly make rads safer. But then came the time I hailed a Cruise car. A few minutes int the jurney, the car suddenly changed curse, extending the estimated time t arrival fr n reasn. Then the car just stpped. We tried t exit but the drs remained lcked. Althugh it was nly fr a few secnds, it still made me pause befre I hpped in anther rbtaxi anytime sn.”
“These hrrr stries remain the exceptin,” said Benjamin Schneider in the MIT Technlgy Review. “Over the past few years, Cruise and Waym have added up t ver a millin driverless miles withut accidents in majr American cities.” At certain times in San Francisc, he estimated that 1 in 10 cars n the rad has n driver behind the wheel. He was amazed that s few peple are aware f hw quickly this industry is advancing, r have cnsidered the near-term labr and transprtatin impacts. Like it r nt, rbtaxis are here.
32. What des “this” refer t in the secnd paragraph?
A. Restrictins will be cancelled fr the self-driving cars.
B. Francisc’ streets will be upgraded by Califrnia regulatrs.
C. Rbtaxis will be in full wings in Califrnia arund the clck.
D. Millins f miles n public rads will be mnitred every year.
33. Why has ne activist grup begun cning self-driving taxis?
A. T fight against the San Francisc gvernment.
B. T make the rbtaxis unable t functin prperly.
C. T push fr technlgical prgress in driverless cars.
D. T imitate what gas-pwered autmbiles did a century ag.
34. What is Benjamin Schneider’s attitude twards rbtaxis?
A. Favrable.B. Unclear.C. Skeptical.D. Oppsed.
35. What’s the best title f the passage?
A. Rbtaxis: a perfect replacement f gas cars
B. Rbtaxis: an immediate launch f driverless cars
C. Rbtaxis: an advanced technlgy arund the wrld
D. Rbtaxis: a tugh issue f transprtatin in America
第二节（共5个小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5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。
In China under imperial rule, Natinal Day was a celebratin f the Emperr’s birthday r his rise t the thrne. On Octber 1, 1949, Ma Zedng declared the frmatin f the Peple’s Republic f China. ___36___ The hliday is held annually in Hng Kng, Macau, and mainland China.
The first seven days f Octber are referred t as the Glden Week. This is a time f travel and leisure that is celebrated differently in varius parts f China. Peple in cities ften travel t rural areas t relax and enjy the quiet surrundings. Peple frm urban areas als travel t ther cities thrughut China t take part in celebratins. ___37___ Each year, a large Natinal Day celebratin is held in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square.
Beijing’s Natinal Day festivals are filled with military perfrmances, fd vendrs, live music, and varius ther activities. In Beijing and ther cities, musical and dance cncerts are held t celebrate Natinal Day. Crafts, painting, and a range f ther activities can be enjyed by peple f varius ages.
___38___ This firewrks shw is apprved by the Chinese gvernment and sme f the highest quality rckets and explsives are used t fill the sky with rkling clrs f gld and red.
In additin t patritic celebratins, Natinal Day in China is als a time fr peple t enjy being with their families. Family members f all ages will ften use this as an pprtunity t travel t a central lcatin t recnnect after mnths f wrking. ___39___
Althugh Natinal Day is entered arund patritism and China’s histry, Natinal Day is als a time f shpping. ___40___ S peple shuld put a bit f mney t the side and use this as an pprtunity t purchase sme f the things that have been n their wish lists fr a while.
A. On the evening, a grand and elabrate firewrks demnstratin is perfrmed.
B. Beijing is the center f the largest Natinal Day activities.
C. Many cmpanies ffer very large discunts n prducts during Glden Week.
D. Ever since then, the first day f Octber has been a day f patritism and natinal celebratin.
E. On Natinal Day, thusands f sldiers and civilians take part in the massive parades.
F. This helps eliminate the stress f wrk and helps make sure that families remain clse.
G. China celebrates the Chinese Natinal Day n Octber 1st every year,
第三部分 语言知识运用（共三节，满分30分）
第一节 完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
What culd driving a nice car and pinting a camera at the Milky Way have in cmmn? Mre than yu might imagine. Race car driver Bubba Wallace and phtgrapher Batak Tefreshi jurneyed tgether t remte Gseberry Mesa fr a(n) 41 aimed at capturing the night sky.
Gseberry Mesa, far frm ppulatin centers, is 42 frm the nighttime light pllutin, making it perfect fr star phtgraphers. Nature night envirnments such as this are 43 .
Camping, hiking, and shting stars in muntainus Mesa highlight the 44 between phtgraphy and racing. Bubba 45 , “Once yu fire up the 46 there’s n turning back—I knw I’ll be in that seat fr mre than three hurs.” Batak agrees, “I have the same feeling as sn as I tuch the wheel f my camera—I’m ready t cntinue thrugh the entire night.” Fr Bubba, develping 47 allwed him t mature as a driver and is equally essential t his phtgraphy.
Seizing the mment is crucial t. “Every minute things are 48 —the Earth’s shadw, the mnlight, the rise f stars.” Batak explains. “If yu lse the mment, it’s gne frever.” Bubba finds the physical and _49 demands f racing as crucial when travelling in Utah’s 50 landscapes under freezing temperatures.
Think incming cluds, wind, r mist will 51 yur chance at a perfect sht? Accrding t Batak. “With wide-angle nightscapes every 52 weather cnditin can be an pprtunity. Our phts shw ranges and blues arund the mn yu wuldn’t see under a clear sky.”
The team discvered shared 53 that g beynd phtgraphy. “We’ve bth passinate abut bringing cultures tgether and using ur wrk t 54 bundaries,” says Batak. “The night sky has a 55 pwer. The sky cnnects the whle wrld under ne umbrella.”
41. A. familyB. pintC. adventureD. business
42. A. remindedB. prtected C. reflectedD. recalled
43. A. cmmnB. rare C. absurd D. cmplicated
44. A. emphasisB. analysisC. similarity D. distinctin
45. A. cncludesB. predictsC. evaluatesD. ntes
46. A. engine B. intelligence C. enthusiasmD. anxiety
47. A. energyB. creativityC. patience D. ambitin
48. A. challengingB. changing C. preciusD. varius
49. A. mental B. literalC. accidentalD. digital
50. A. rughB. calmC. delicateD. smth
51. A. seizeB. ruin C. change D. adjust
52. A. unexpectedB. unlimitedC. cncernedD. selected
53. A. benefits B. prfitsC. interests D. cmments
54. A. clse dwnB. put dwn C. turn dwnD. break dwn
55. A. cmbining B. healingC. terrifyingD. satisfying
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。
The giant digital trchbearer lit the main flame, alngside the Olympic champin Wang Shun, during the pening ceremny f the 19th Asian Games Hangzhu. It was back _____56_____ Sunday night.
The giant trchbearer, with a new name"Wave Rider", made a return _____57_____ (appear) fr the clsing ceremny in Hangzhu Olympic Sprts Centre Stadium, _____58_____ is referred t as the “Big Ltus”.
The clsing ceremny, themed “Enduring Memries f Hangzhu”, _____59____ (bring) the athletes t the center stage. Sha Xialan, chief directr f the ceremny, said the shw als extended heartfelt gratitude t all the vlunteers, whse _____60_____ (cntribute) have been imprtant in the success f the Games. The beauty f technlgy dazzled, with a _____61_____ (nte) highlight f the "digital lawn". This seemingly rdinary lawn hid _____62_____ is called a remarkable technlgy secret. Meanwhile, Chinese culture als cntinued t stand ut thrugh the clsing ceremny. Sunday cincided with “Cld Dew”, ne f the 24 slar terms n the Chinese lunar calendar, _____63_____ (mean) a time when ltus flwers give way t smanthus (桂花) in Hangzhu.
Wu Yan, the executive prducer f the clsing ceremny, said that she hped this mment frm the clsing ceremny ____64____ (rt)in everyne's hearts frever as a cherished memry f the Asian Games ____65_____ f Hangzhu, bth f which will impress everyne.
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)
假如你是李华，负责你校英文经典阅读书评写作比赛 (Writing Cmpetitin f English Classics Bk Review) 的评审工作，请你给外教 Jsh 写一封邮件邀请他担任评委。
内容包括： 1. 比赛介绍； 2. 评比要求。
注意：
1．写作词数应为 80 左右;
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Jsh,
______________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节 读后续写 (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。
Walking acrss campus with every pair f eyes n yu can be embarrassing, especially when yu’re 13 years ld. I lked arund me in desperate search f a friendly face, a smile, anything. I was quite disappinted, t say the least. And I, in turn, felt smewhat flish, walking acrss campus with a false smile n my face. I was simply attempting t fllw the advice my mther had given me years befre: when things get awkward, smile. N matter where yu are a smile will always be understd. A smile is universal. At that very mment, hwever, I felt my mther’s advice didn’t wrk.
On tp f it all, my mind was racing with questins and cncerns typical f any 13-year ld n the first day f schl: where wuld I sit at lunch? Wh wuld I talk t? Nt t mentin hw wuld I make friends when I didn’t even speak the language? My heartbeat quickened and I felt nervus. Still, I did my best t maintain calm s as nt t let my guard dwn and reveal t thers just hw scared I truly was.
When the teacher intrduced me t the class as the “American girl”, 10 sets f hands immediately sht up. Sme students had questins, and thers wanted t practice their English with me. Because I didn’t speak much Chinese yet, I cmmunicated with the ther students thrugh hand mtins mixed in with brken English and Chinese. Despite the attentin, I wasn’t sure hw much f it was psitive. It was almst as if they weren’t sure what t make f me and I was being examined. Then again, wh culd blame them? After all I was the first American ever t attend the schl. S essentially, we were all first timers.
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。
Then came the first class--Chinese painting.
___________________________________________________
As I burnt with great embarrassment, Li Hua, my deskmate, gave me a warm smile.
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答案
听力
1-5 CBCAB 6-10 ACABB 11-15 AAACC 16-20 ABBAB
阅读
21-23. B . B D
24-27 DCAB
28-31 . C . B D A
32-35. CBAB
七选五
36. D 37. B 38. A 39. F 40. C
完型 41—45 CBBCD 46—50 ACBAA 51—55 BACDA
语法
n57.appearance58.which59.brught60.cntributins
61.ntable 62.what63.meaning64.wuld be rted65.and
六、应用文
Dear Jsh,
I’m Li Hua, in charge f ur schl’s writing cmpetitin f English classics bk review. I am writing t invite yu t grade the bk reviews this Friday.
The cmpetitin requires students t write a bk review f at least 800 wrds abut the English classics—The call f the wild. We’ve received up t frty submissins, which will be evaluated accrding t their cntent richness, layut creativity and artistic expressiveness. Tp ten wrks will be awarded.
I’d appreciate it if yu wuld accept my invitatin!
Yurs, Li Hua
七、读后续写

范文：
Para1：
Then came the first class-Chinese painting. The teacher shwed us hw t use a brush t paint bamb n a piece f white paper. Then all the ther students gt dwn t wrk. Hwever, it was quite difficult fr me. Hw culd I hld the brush and made it g as I wished? Hesitating fr a while, I tried dipping the brush int the ink bttle. When I tk it ut, drps f black ink fell n the white paper. There was n bamb, but big black dts! S embarrassed was I that I felt bld rushing t my face.
Para2:
As I burnt with great embarrassment, Li Hua, my deskmate, gave me a warm smile. He seemed t understand my awkward situatin, s he turned t me and carefully explained what I shuld d with fluent English. With his patient guidance, I managed t finish my first Chinese painting! Simple as it was, the teacher praised my wrk in frnt f the class. I culdn’t cnceal my pleasure, and jy danced all the way t my heart, fr I knew this wuld be a wnderful beginning f a new schl life, just starting with a warm and friendly smile.
听力原文:
Text 1
M: Gd afternn. Culd I please see yur license?
W: Oh n. Is there an issue? I’m sure I was driving under the limit.
M: Nthing serius, but it lks like yur tail light is ut. (1)
Text 2
M: I’m nt sure if I can d this. What if peple dislike my perfrmance?
W: Yu need t stp getting s upset! Stp wrrying abut what peple think s much. (2)
Text 3
W: Hey, yu were at Natalie’s party, weren’t yu?
M: I was, actually. I have frgtten abut that. Yu must have a gd memry. (3)
W: I like Natalie. I had a great time that night.
Text 4
W: Dn’t tell anyne in the cmpany, but we’ve bught a new ffice ce dwntwn. (4)
M: That is far frm mst emplyees’ hmes. Will there be pay increases?
W: Only fr senir staff members. We’ll ask emplyees t be understanding.
Text 5
W: My phne battery is flat again. This always happens when I need t make an urgent call. There’s nwhere t charge it. It’s high time that I bught a mre mdern ne.
M: Dn’t panic. My phne is fully charged. Here, make yur call. (5)
Text 6 (第7题为推断题)
M: My name is Peter Jensen. I have a appintment with the hiring manager. (6)
W: Srry, Mr. Jensen. We’re quite full tday, but yu aren’t n ur list. (6)
M: There must be a mistake. I’ve been rganizing dcuments fr this interview fr weeks.
W: As I said, many peple are interviewing. D yu have the right day? (6)
M: Oh, n! Yu’re right. I bked fr Friday, nt Thursday. I’m s srry. (6) Is there any way I culd have the interview tday?
W: I’d nrmally never d this, but we have ne spt frm t 5:00 p.m.
M: Thank yu!
Text 7
M: Lucy, (9) gd t see yu. Hw are yu enjying Lndn?
W: I lve it. Yesterday we went t Buckingham Palace and the British Museum. Tday we’re ging t Twer Bridge, and then the day after we’re ging t the Twer f Lndn.
M: Hw did yu enjy Buckingham Palace?
W: It is amazing. Have yu seen the guards utside — the nes wh wear unifrms? (8)
M: Yes. They are actually real sldiers, with laded guns. (8)
W: I knw. I tk my picture with ne. I felt srry fr him, because he was nt allwed t mve, t talk, r t even lk at yu. (8)
M: Well, yu wuldn’t want t get int an argument with ne f them.
W: I knw, and I appreciate why the rules are there. They are there t d a jb, guarding the palace, nt taking pictures with excited turists. (9)
★ 白金汉宫（Buckingham Palace）是英国君主在伦敦的住所和王室的行政总部，位于威斯敏斯特市，是英国国家庆典和王室欢迎礼举行场地之一。
★ 大英博物馆（the British Museum）位于英国伦敦的布卢姆斯伯里地区，是一个致力于人类历史、艺术和文化的公共机构。它收藏约800万件作品，是现存数量最多、最全面的博物馆之一。它记录了人类文化从开始到现在的故事，是世界上第一个公共国家博物馆。
Text 8 (第12题为总结题)
M: I can’t wait t present my bilgy prject. I just finished it last night. (10)
W: Hw did yu finish it in three days? We just gt the assignment n the 12th f Nvember. (10) I’ve barely had time t pick a tpic. Everything I think f is abut chemistry but nt bilgy. I’m wrried ut abut it and it’s nt even due until December 17th.
M: Well, I may have ignred my ther prjects t get it dne. I was just s excited. Nw I have t catch up n my ther subjects’ wrk, thugh. I will be spending all night writing my histry paper tnight. (11)
W: Yu shuldn’t put s much pressure n yurself. I think that spreading ut papers and prjects takes ff the anxiety and pressure. That’s why the teachers give us this ntice.
M: Like I said, I was just excited abut my prject. Bilgy is my favrite subject after all. But yu are right. I need t set up a calendar and assign myself a schedule t wrk n.
Text 9 (第16题为推断题)
W: Sir, I’m having a crisis. I can’t speak Italian, but I need yur help.
M: Yes, Miss. I’m srry. I speak just a bit f English. What is the issue? (13)
W: I left my bag n my seat while using the bathrm. When I returned, I realized that I was rbbed. (13)
M: Smene attacked yu? We’ll find the criminal and bring them t the plice statin. (13)
W: I wasn’t harmed. They just stle my bag. (13)
M: Oh, I see. We just passed thrugh Venice; the thief must have escaped at that train statin.
W: I hadn’t gtten up frm my seat since I barded the train in Rme. I can’t believe it.
M: I’ll be able t help yu until I get ff in Milan. (14) D yu have anyne yu can cntact?
W: I’m getting ff there as well. (14) I d, my phne was in my pcket, s at least I didn’t lse that.
M: I’m glad yu have friends there t help yu. I’m s srry yu’ve had this terrible experience n yur tur in my cuntry.
W: Everyne in Italy has been s kind! I think that this was just a randm and unfrtunate event.
M: I’m glad t hear that. Just in case, in the future make sure t ask smene t watch yur bag. (15)
W: Nted. Thanks fr yur recmmendatin. (15)
M: Yu’re welcme. I’ll stay clse by t check in with yu.
Text 10
Althugh the average glfer is a bit lder, I started playing the game when I was 12 years ld. At that time, I was frtunate t have yuth glf camps available at my schl. A grup f friends and I practiced at these camps t be able t jin ur schl team and play against thers. (17) Afterwards, I was invited t play in my first amateur turnament. Then, I taught my dad hw t play while we tured the wrld fr amateur turnaments. We played at famus glf curses like St. Andrew’s in Sctland, which is regarded as the place where the game was invented. (18) Meanwhile, I played in turnaments like the junir British Open in England. Still, I had n idea where my athletic career wuld take me. Upn returning t the US, my dad became my manager and we invested all f ur time int the sprt. Then I wrked my way up t play in the mst essential turnament in the wrld — the Master’s Turnament. (19) And in the US Open turnament, I wn a ttal prize amunt f $15 millin. I we all my successes t tw things: my father’s cnstant effrt and having a glf camp available t me when I was a child. N matter what happens, I will supprt my father and will prvide grups f children with that same pprtunity that benefited me s much. (20)