2024届浙江省宁波市高三下学期二模英语试题

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注意事项：
1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。
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3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
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. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. In a hspital. B. In a factry. C. In a htel.
2. When will the speakers arrive at the airprt prbably?
A. At 3: 30. B. At 4: 30. C. At 5: 30.
3. What suggestin des the wman give t the man?
A. Aviding wrking at night. B. Getting all the parts frm Japan. C. Buying a new washing machine.
4. What are the speakers talking abut?
A. Hw t get t New Yrk. B. Hw t enter fr a curse. C. Hw t get a driving licence.
5. What kept the wman awake last night?
A. The heat. B. The repairs f the pwer. C. The strm.
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。
听下面一段对话，回答第6、7题。
6. Why des the wman talk t the man?
A. T cancel their plan. B. T make an invitatin. C. T ask fr infrmatin.
7. What des the man decide t d this evening?
A. See a band shw. B. Buy tickets nline. C. Accmpany his parents.
听下面一段对话，回答第8、9题。
8. Hw is the huse usually heated?
A. By cal. B. By electricity. C. By wd.
9. What will the wman d next?
A. Make a phne call. B. Buy a heater. C. Ck supper.
听下面一段对话，回答第10至13题。
10. What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A. Neighburs. B. Clleagues. C. Husband and wife.
11. What did the man d this afternn?
A. He did his wrk. B. He tk sme exercise. C. He fixed his cmputer.
12. What des the wman want the man t d?
A. G ut smewhere. B. Help her with the paper. C. Stp playing a musical instrument.
13. Hw des the man feel abut the wman’s request?
A. Astnished. B. Embarrassed. C. Angry.
听下面一段对话，回答第14至17题。
14. What’s the cnversatin mainly abut?
A. Fighting fire. B. Detecting fire. C. Preventing fire.
15. What can we knw frm the cnversatin?
A. Australia lst 4% f its trees.
B. The system is used in America.
C. The system will use heat cameras.
16. What size f fire can the new system discver?
A. The size f a car. B. The size f a plane. C. The size f a ftball field.
17. What is the wman’s cncern besides trees?
A. Prtecting humans. B. Purifying the air. C. Saving animals.
听下面一段独白，回答第18至20题。
18. What is the speaker ding?
A. Teaching a class. B. Reprting a study. C. Chairing a meeting.
19. What is the mst imprtant part f taking ntes?
A. Reading. B. Listening. C. Writing.
20. What is ne f the advantages f using symbls?
A. It keeps infrmatin secret. B. It leaves space fr future use. C. It makes key wrds nticeable.
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）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。
A
British cinema basts a rich diversity f films that weave appealing narratives with stunning landscapes and fascinating characters. These films celebrate the diverse beauty and cultural heritage f Britain.
Lcal Her
Lcal Her digs int the cnflict between a giant US il cmpany and a remte Scttish village when the frmer plans t build a refinery. Hwever, the exceptinally beautiful landscapes and the firm attitude f the villagers sway the cmpany’s decisin. The stry has been a lasting appeal t audiences, even after ver fur decades.
Kes
British directr Ken Lach’s first triumph, Kes, describes the tuching narrative f a yung Yrkshire by taking the jurney f capturing and training an eagle. The film ffers a rare descriptin f Yrkshire, filled with a tender lens that celebrates its essence.
The Dig
The delightful cunties surrunding Lndn are vividly depicted in The Dig, set against the peaceful cuntryside f Sufflk befre Wrld War Ⅱ. Ralph Fiennes, a famus actr, plays the rle f a self-taught archaelgist unearthing the mysteries f an Angl-Saxn graveyard, adding t its fun.
Calvary
Irish directr Michael McDnagh’s films set in Ireland are undubtedly attractive, ften integrating Ireland’s picturesque scenery int the stry. Amng these, Calvary, stands ut. It recrds the difficult and tiring jurney f a mral priest, dealing with the evil frces within his area.
21. Which f the fllwing films will appeal t curius histry lvers?
A. The Dig. B. Lcal Her. C. Kes. D. Calvary.
22. What is the setting f the film Lcal Her?
A. A Yrkshire village. B. A remte Scttish village.
C. The cuntryside f Sufflk. D. The Angl-Saxn graveyard.
23. What is the theme f the British films mentined in the text?
A. The mral dilemma f an Irish priest.
B. The natinal and cultural heritage f Britain.
C. The beauty and diversity f British landscapes and characters.
D. The adventures f Yrkshire bys capturing and training eagles.
B
The day I met Hani Irmawati, she std alne in the parking lt f the Internatinal schl, a shy seventeen-year-ld in wrn clthing. Despite the schl’s plicy against Indnesian students, she apprached me, begging t imprve her English. When I inquired abut her mtivatin, expecting a lcal jb search, she quietly expressed her dream f attending an American university.
Mved by her determinatin, I vlunteered t help her after schl. Each day, Hani wke at dawn, studying n the bus t her public high schl, then jining me in the afternn, exhausted but eager t learn. Despite her struggles with cllege-level English, her perseverance amazed me.
Hani’s family lived mdestly, her parents wrking as a custdian and a maid. Their incme culdn’t supprt her American university aspiratins, dampening my initial ptimism.
In December 1998, a schlarship pprtunity arse, but upn reviewing the requirements, I despaired. Hani lacked the extracurricular experience and standardized test scres typical f applicants. Despite my discuragement, she remained reslute, asking me t submit her applicatin. Unable t refuse, I cmpleted the applicatin, highlighting her curage and perseverance. I warned her f slim acceptance dds, but she remained steadfast.
In the fllwing weeks, Hani intensified her English studies, and I arranged fr her t take the Test f English Fluency. The cmputerized test psed a significant challenge fr her. Just befre departing fr the test, she received a letter frm the schlarship assciatin. I began reading the letter with her, nly t discver she’d been accepted.
Overjyed, I celebrated while Hani std quietly, perhaps bewildered by my shck. In that mment, I realized what Hani had knwn all alng: success requires nt just intelligence, but als the drive t persevere and the curage t believe in neself.
24. What mtivated Hani t imprve her English?
A. Pressure frm family members. B. Curisity abut freign languages.
C. Jb prspects in the lcal cmmunity. D. Ambitin f entering an American university.
25. What can we infer abut the difficulties that Hani had?
A. Hani’s parents were unsupprtive f her dream.
B. Hani was uninterested in extracurricular activities.
C. Hani’s applicatin frm was nt submitted n time.
D. Hani was nt academically qualified fr the schlarship.
26. Hw did the authr likely feel upn discvering Hani’s acceptance t the schlarship?
A. Surprised and prud. B. Relieved but envius. C. Tuched and hnred. D. Shcked but cncerned.
27. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the text?
A. Frm Shyness t Success B. A Schlar’s Jurney
C. The Pwer f Perseverance D. Hani’s Unrealistic Dream
C
Laughter cmes in many frms, frm a plite chuckle t an infectius hwl f amusement. Scientists are nw develping an AI system that can cpy varius frms f laughter accurately. The team behind the laughing rbt, Erica, say that the system culd imprve natural cnversatins between peple and AI systems.
Dr. Kji Inue, lead authr f the research frm Kyt University, highlights empathy（共情）as a crucial aspect f cnversatinal AI, suggesting laughter sharing as a means fr rbts t cnnect with users. T achieve this, Inue and his team gathered data frm ver 80 speed-dating dialgues between male students and Erica, initially perated by amateur actrs.
Dialgue data labeled fr individual, scial, and jyful laughter was used t train an AI system t identify and prduce fitting laughter respnses. Based n the audi files, the algrithm（算法）learned their subtle differences, aiming t imitate scial laughs subtly and hearty laughs empathetically.
“Our biggest challenge in this wrk was identifying the actual cases f shared laughter,” explained Inue, emphasizing the need fr careful categrizatin. Erica’s “sense f humr” was tested with fur dialgues, integrating the new shared-laughter algrithm. These were cmpared t cases where Erica didn’t laugh r emitted scial laughs upn detecting laughter.
The clips were played t 130 vlunteers wh rated the shared-laughter algrithm highly fr empathy and naturalness. The team believed laughter culd imbue rbts with unique character traits, including cnversatinal behavirs like laughter, eye gaze, gestures, and speaking style. Hwever, Inue acknwledged it culd take ver 20 years t have a “casual chat with a rbt like we wuld with a friend.”
Prfessr Sandra Wachter, f the Oxfrd Internet Institute at the University f Oxfrd, said, “One f the things I’d keep in mind is that a rbt r algrithm will never be able t understand yu. It desn’t understand the meaning f laughter. They fail t feel, but they might get very gd at making yu believe they understand what’s ging n.”
28. Why d scientists develp the AI system that can cpy varius frms f laughter?
A. T make rbts sund mre human-like.
B. T help rbts understand human emtins better.
C. T enable rbts t have a sense f humr like humans.
D. T enhance the emtinal interactin between peple and AI systems.
29. What was the challenge Inue faced while wrking n this prject?
A. Creating an algrithm that can genuinely feel amusement.
B. Identifying the situatins where laughter is truly understd.
C. Distinguishing between different types f laughter accurately.
D. Cllecting sufficient data fr training the machine learning system.
30. What des the underlined wrd “imbue” mean in Paragraph 5?
A. Equip. B. Inspire. C. Engage. D. Influence.
31. What is Prfessr Sandra Wachter’s view n laughing rbts?
A. They are nt capable f capturing human laughter.
B. They can imitate laughter but lack thrugh cmprehensin.
C. It is pssible fr them t play tricks n humans ccasinally.
D. It will take lng befre humans have cmfrtable cnversatins with them.
D
In a wrld f music streaming services, access t almst any sng is just a few clicks away. Yet, the live perfrmance lives n. Peple still fill sweaty basements, muddy fields and gilded cncert halls t hear their favurite musicians play. And nw neurscientists might knw why—live music engages the brain’s emtin centres mre than its recrded cunterpart.
Cncerts are immersive（沉浸式的）scial experiences in which peple listen t and feel the music tgether thrugh crescends, key changes and rhythmic drps. Mrever, they are dynamic—artists can adapt their playing accrding t the crwd’s reactin.
It was this last difference that led neurscientists, based at the Universities f Zurich and Osl, t study the brain respnses f peple listening t music. In the “live” experiment, participants lay in an MRI scanner listening t the music thrugh earphnes, while a pianist was psitined utside the rm. The pianist was shwn the participant’s real-time brain activity as a frm f feedback. In the recrded cnditin, participants listened t pre-recrded versins f the same tunes.
The scientists were interested in hw live music affected the areas f the brain respnsible fr prcessing emtins, particularly the amygdala, an area deep inside the brain. The results, just published in the jurnal PNAS, revealed that live music had a significantly greater emtinal impact. Whether the music cnveyed happiness r sadness, dynamic live perfrmances led t increased activity nt nly in the amygdala but als ther parts f the brain’s emtin prcessing netwrk. The researchers als fund that participants’ brain activity tracked the acustic（声学的）features f the music, like temp and pitch, far mre clsely when it was played live.
While the study didn’t fully recreate the live cncert experience, the findings suggest that artists’ ability t adjust their perfrmance in real time cntributes t the emtinal resnance（共鸣）f live music. Sme musical acts nw attempt t recreate live cncerts, such as ABBA Vyage, an immersive pre-recrded VR cncert, but withut artists’ capacity t read audience’s md and respnd accrdingly, it will never quite match the real thing.
32. Why d peple attend live shws despite music streaming services?
A. Because they prefer being with friends at a cncert.
B. Because they enjy the prcess f finding ppular music.
C. Because they intend t meet their favrite musicians in persn.
D. Because they value the emtinal cnnectin live music brings.
33. The rle f the pianist play in the “live” experiment is t _______.
A. bserve the participants’ brain activity as feedback
B. cmpare the effectiveness f live perfrmances and recrded nes
C. prvide live accmpaniment t participants inside the MRI scanner
D. demnstrate their ability t read and respnd t the audience’s md
34. What did the study published in PNAS find abut the impact f live music n the brain?
A. Live music affected nly the amygdala f the brain.
B. The brain respnded mre intensely t acustic features f live music.
C. Live music had a reduced emtinal impact cmpared t recrded music.
D. The participants’ brain activity was especially sensitive t dynamic music.
35. What des the authr suggest by mentining ABBA Vyage in the last paragraph?
A. It fails t create a perfect perfrming atmsphere.
B. It matches the sund quality f live perfrmances.
C. It greatly stirs up the audience’s emtinal respnse.
D. It lacks artists’ respnse based n audience’s feedback.
第二节（共5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.
The slutin t any despair might be hpe, experts say. It’s believing in a brighter future and acting twards it. 36 Here are strategies that can help cultivate hpe. As Hellman, an assistant prfessr f psychlgy at Sufflk University in Bstn, pints ut, “Hpe begets hpe, and it has such a significant prtective factr.”
37 Make it a pint t always be wrking tward at least ne gal that’s meaningful, Hellman advises. In ther wrds, it shuldn’t be smething yu have t d but smething yu want t d. “Gals can be anything that’s imprtant t us,” he says.
Brainstrm slutins. If yu’ve set a gal that’s meaningful t yu, but yu can’t figure ut a way t achieve it, yu’ll prbably feel pretty hpeless. Peple wh are high in hpe, meanwhile, tend t generate lts f ways. 38 If yu’re struggling t make a plan, Hellman suggests sitting dwn with a pen and paper and giving yurself an hur t brainstrm slutins.
Seek ut success stries. It’s said that peple cultivate hpe by seeking supprt frm their parents and specific teachers. But they als gt a lt ut f learning abut ther peple wh have dne well fr themselves. Hellman says, “ 39 ”
Tap int yur imaginatin. Hellman thinks f imaginatin as “the instrument f hpe”. Let’s say yu set a gal fr the week. Spend a few minutes reflecting n r talking abut what wuld happen if yu achieved it. “Hw des it impact yu, r hw wuld it benefit thers?” he says. “ 40 And when yu can see yurself in the future, that is the very essence f hpe.”
A. D smething meaningful.
B. It can be taught and nurtured.
C. Think in a gal-riented way.
D. With these gd examples, peple are bund t be successful.
E. S, if ne desn’t wrk ut, they have an alternative at the ready.
F. By seeing ther peple succeed, they feel like they culd succeed.
G. Yu and I have this wnderful capacity t play a mvie in ur head.
第三部分 语言知识运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
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。
In a remte village lived an elderly wman named Amelia. Despite the passing years, she remained as 41 as ever. Amelia’s dearest 42 was her faithful dg, Rufus, wh had been by her side thrugh thick and thin.
One cl autumn mrning, tragedy 43 the village—a fierce strm swept thrugh, leaving damage n its way. Hmes were damaged, fields 44 , and many f the villagers fund themselves in need f help.
Amelia realized she had t d smething t 45 her neighbrs. With Rufus by her side, she 46 ffering aid wherever it was needed. They wrked 47 , clearing ruins, mending rfs, and prviding 48 t thse wh had lst s much.
As days turned int weeks and the village slwly began t 49 , wrd f Amelia’s selfless acts 50 far and wide. The cmmunity applauded fr her as a her, praising her unyielding determinatin and kindness in the face f 51 . But Amelia remained mdest, 52 that she had simply dne what anyne wuld d in such a situatin.
As winter 53 upn the village, bringing with it a blanket f snw, Amelia sat by the fireplace with Rufus at her feet. Thugh they were 54 frm their effrts, their hearts were full, knwing they had made a(an) 55 in the lives f thse arund them.
41. A. energetic B. gentle C. stubbrn D. humble
42. A. present B. cmpanin C. pssessin D. defender
43. A. embraced B. ruined C. plished D. struck
44. A. plluted B. flded C. ccupied D. deserted
45. A. welcme B. cnsult C. assist D. infrm
46. A. gt dwn t B. came up with C. went n with D. gt clse t
47. A. hesitantly B. attentively C. tirelessly D. fruitfully
48. A. reward B. cmfrt C. pleasure D. guidance
49. A. recver B. cllapse C. transfrm D. decline
50. A. accumulated B. dubled C. eched D. spread
51. A. temptatin B. adversity C. glry D. success
52. A. basting B. prmising C. clarifying D. insisting
53. A. fell B. rested C. landed D. depended
54. A. mtivated B. annyed C. exhausted D. thrilled
55. A. cnclusin B. agreement C. difference D. cmment
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。
In an age f rapidly grwing urbanizatin, rftp farming has emerged as a sustainable respnse 56 the challenge f creating green space in cities. This innvative practice transfrms rftps int mini farms, where vegetables, fruits, and even flwers 57 (plant), prviding lcal residents with fresh prduce and adding a tuch f nature t urban envirnments.
Rftp farming, als 58 (refer) t as vertical agriculture, is mre than just a trend; it’s a step twards envirnmental cnservatin. Green rfs with vegetatin help t absrb sunlight and release misture, cling the air and reducing the demand fr air cnditining, 59 in turn lessens energy 60 (cnsume) and carbn emissin. Meanwhile, rftp farms serve as educatinal platfrms, 61 (teach) city dwellers abut sustainable agriculture practices and the imprtance f lcally 62 (surce) fd.
As urban ppulatins cntinue t grw, rftp farming fsters cmmunity engagement 63 prmtes healthier lifestyles by prviding access t fresh and rganic prduce. When we lk twards 64 future where envirnmental cnsciusness and sustainable practices becme increasingly vital, rftp farming stands as a testament t ur ability t cultivate mre than just fd—we cultivate hpe fr a 65 (green) and mre resilient wrld.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
假定你是校英语报主编李华，你发现随着信息技术的发展，高中生阅读纸质媒体的热情在逐步减少，请你写一篇英语短文，呼吁学生重拾对纸质阅读的热情。
具体内容如下：1.介绍现状；2.纸媒的重要性；3.提出呼吁.
注意：1.词数80左右；2.可适当增加细节，使内容充实，行文连贯。
Embracing the Magic f Print Media
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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。
Whenever I spread marmalade（橘子酱）, I am reminded f my mther, a five-ft-tall angel wh even befriended a skunk（臭鼬）.
One day, while she was busy picking beans in the backyard, she came acrss a skunk n mre than a meter away. The skunk’s embarrassment was evident as he had undubtedly been rummaging（乱翻）thrugh the garbage. He still had a marmalade jar stuck n his nse. Mm tk pity n him. Instead f wrrying the creature wuld spray smething smelly all ver her and the beans, she smiled cmpassinately at the little thing and extended a helping hand. Kneeling n the grund, she inched acrss the grass, reached ut, and twisted the jar—very carefully.
The jar slipped ff. The skunk ndded a thank-yu befre slipping away int the wds at the back f the garden. Obviusly, there was n spraying incident, thanks t my remarkable mther. She repeated this tale numerus times, always calling the skunk Marmalade. Hwever, that was nt the end f the stry. Three summers later, when I was abut twelve, anther encunter ccurred.
It was a rainy mrning, and bth my mther and father had gne t wrk. My friend Rb came ver t play, and we decided t run the electric train in my rm. Suddenly, a scratching sund emerged frm the attic（阁楼）. Rb assumed that it might be sme kind f animal. Curisity gt the better f us, and we ventured twards the surce f the sund.
I cautiusly pened the attic dr in the hall. The nise ceased abruptly. I climbed up the stairs, Rb fllwing my lead. There behind the ty bx near the chimney std the animal—black with a distinct white stripe dwn his back. Was he scared and trembling? I believe s, at least that’s what I remember. Instinctively, I retreated, fearing the ptential spray r bites frm the creature. “Hey, Rb,” I whispered urgently, “It’s a skunk. Let’s g t the kitchen and figure ut a way t get him ut f here.”
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。
Paragraph 1: In the cupbard, several paper cups and a jar f marmalade caught ur sight. _____________________
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Paragraph 2: Rb and I fllwed the skunk as he ate his way dwn the stairs. ________________________________
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宁波市2023学年第二学期高考与选考模拟考试
英语参考答案
第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分；每题1.5分）
1—5 ABCCA 6—10 BBACA 11—15 BCABC 16—20 ACABC
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）
21—23 ABC 24—27 DDAC 28—31 DBAB 32—35 DCBD
第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
36—40 BCEFG
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）
41—45 ABDBC 46—50 ACBAD 51—55 BDACC
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
56. t 57. are planted 58. referred 59. which 60. cnsumptin 61. teaching 62. surced
63. and 64. a 65. greener
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
Embracing the Magic f Print Media
As the digital revlutin sweeps thrugh ur lives, the appeal f screens and the cnvenience f nline cntent have quietly caused print media t lse its charm. Peeking int ur library, we’ll see newspapers gathering dust, like lng-frgtten friends.
Hwever, print media ffers a unique reading experience. It encurages a slwer and mre reflective reading prcess, allwing readers t digest infrmatin mre thrughly. Besides, it endws readers with the feel f the pages, the ink smell, and the freedm t flip thrugh pages at ur wn pace, which ffers us an escape int anther wrld and a deeper dive int knwledge.
S, let’s bring back the jy f turning pages! Tgether, we can fster a culture f curisity and lifelng learning that surpasses digital screens.
第二节（满分25分）
Paragraph 1: In the cupbard, several paper cups and a jar f marmalade caught ur sight. I reached fr the jar, remembering my mther’s encunter with the skunk years ag. Culd it be that this was indeed Marmalade, returning t ur hme in search f a familiar treat? Hurriedly, I dumped a teaspn f marmalade int each paper cup, hping t lure the skunk ut f the attic. Hearts punding in anticipatin, we set ne cup n the back prch, ne just inside the back dr, and ne every few feet all the way up t the attic. The skunk seemed intrigued, slwly creeping twards the first cup. His nse twitched, and then he began t lick the sweet treat.
Paragraph 2: Rb and I fllwed the skunk as he ate his way dwn the stairs. He seemed t have grwn accustmed t ur presence, n lnger trembling, and even appeared t enjy the treat. As he finished gbbling the last bit f the marmalade, he turned and lked at us, thse big brwn eyes seemingly shwing his gratitude. Withut anther scratch r sign f aggressin, he turned and gracefully made his way ut f the huse, disappearing int the rainy mrning. We std there, amazed and in cmplete awe f the remarkable encunter. Later, when I shared the stry with my mther, she smiled and ndded, saying, “Yes, that’s Marmalade. He always knws where t find a warm heart and a jar f marmalade.”
听力原文
Text 1
M: Excuse me, madam. Visitrs are nt allwed here. This is the perating rm.
W: I’m srry. I must have gt ff the lift n the wrng flr.
M: Yu can g t the third flr if yu want t see the patients. (1)
Text 2
M: It’s already 2: 30. Shuld we set ff fr the airprt nw?
W: The plane wn’t take ff till 5: 30. The airprt is nly a ne-hur drive frm here, s let’s set ff at 3: 30. (2)
Text 3
M: My washing machine is mre than 10 years ld and it has wrked just fine until last night.
W: Yu’ll never be able t get parts fr it, even frm Japan. S it might be time t invest in a mre recent mdel. (3)
Text 4
M: I need t get my driving license befre next summer fr that trip t New Yrk. (4)
W: There’s a crash curse my driving schl ffers. Yu can d yur thery test n the cmputer, have a class every day fr tw r three weeks and take yur test at the end.
Text 5
W: I’m s tired tday. My pwer went ut last night during the strm, and I culdn’t figure ut hw t fix it.
M: That seems like an annying task. Did yu stay up trying t find ut what the prblem was?
W: N. It was just t ht t sleep after that. (5)
Text 6
W: Hi, Mike. D yu have any plans fr the weekend? I have an extra ticket fr the Dawsn Tri’s live perfrmance at Capital Stadium. Wuld yu like t jin me? (6)
M: I dn’t knw if I can. My parents are cming t twn this weekend, s I need t spend time with them.
W: Well, if they like jazz, they might enjy the shw as well. Why dn’t yu g t the band’s website and see if there are mre tickets available? (7) Their shws ften sell ut, but yu might be lucky.
M: All right, I’ll d that this evening. (7) Thanks fr the infrmatin.
Text 7
W: Why is it s cld in this huse, Dad?
M: We were suppsed t get sme cal fr the fire, but it hasn’t arrived yet. (8)
W: Well, we need it. Can’t we burn sme wd?
M: N, we didn’t have any. Yu culd use the little electric heater I bught last week. I’ll phne the cal dealer nw and ask what is happening.
W: OK. I think I’ll start t make dinner nw. (9) We might feel warmer if we eat sme fd.
M: Yes, I think that is a gd idea.
Text 8
W: Have yu finished wrk?
M: Actually, I have finished at lunchtime tday because they’re replacing ur cmputers. S I was at the gym this afternn. (11)
W: Are yu ging ut tnight?
M: N, I dn’t think s. Why? Are yu inviting me smewhere?
W: Oh, n. I have lts f wrk t d. I’ve actually spent all day trying t write a histry paper. I have t hand it in tmrrw.
M: Well, srry, I can’t help yu with that. I never enjyed studying histry at schl and I wasn’t very gd at it either.
W: I dn’t need any help with the essay. But yu can help me by nt playing yur pian. (12) I’m srry. I just can’t stand it anymre. I’ve lived here since June and yu’ve played the pian every night. (10)
M: But I thught yu liked it. I’ve lived here fr tw years. (10) Nbdy’s ever cmplained befre s I’m really surprised. (13) Yu shuld have tld me earlier.
Text 9
W: We’re develping a new technlgy that can detect frest fires as sn as they start. (14)
M: That sunds amazing. Given hw many fires there have been recently, it’s smething the wrld extremely needs.
W: Indeed. In 2020 alne, Califrnia had ver 8, 000 fires, lsing rughly 4% f the state’s trees.
M: That is truly surprising.
W: Yes. The ther place where it will be useful is Australia. At the start f the year, there were 50 separate frest fires burning acrss the cuntry.
M: S hw will yur new detectin system wrk? (14)(15)
W: We’re ging t use a new range f satellites which have heat cameras. (15)
M: Dn’t ther satellites have thse?
W: Yes, but nne is s advanced. They can detect a fire the size f a ftball field. The new system can sense a fire the size f a car. (16)
M: And will that be enugh f a difference t stp the fire frm spreading?
W: We believe s. Hpefully it will give firefighters enugh time t stp it befre it gets t big. If they get the plane up in time, they will put ut the fire quickly.
M: If it wrks, I really hpe yu get recgnitin fr it.
W: I just want t try and stp trees frm burning, and mre imprtantly, prtect the pr animals that live in them. (17)
Text 10
W: Tday, let’s begin with nte-taking techniques. (18) Nte-taking is an imprtant skill nt nly fr taking classes, but als fr ding yur jb in the future. I’d like t draw yur attentin t certain pints abut taking ntes. First, remember that nte-taking shuld be 75% listening and nly 25% writing. (19) S dn’t try t write dwn every single wrd the teacher says. Ignre what is unimprtant and write in phrases nt cmplete sentences. Secnd, leave spaces and lines between main ideas. Yu may want t add sme infrmatin later. I find that sme f yu are gd at making use f clr, mapping web and symbls such as arrws, circles and bxes. I highly recmmend these tls t all f yu, because the use f them makes the utline mre easily readable and interesting than the blcks f text. It als makes sure that imprtant wrds stand ut. (20) Here are sme examples ...