辽宁省辽东教学共同体2023_2024学年高二英语上学期10月月考试题

这是一份辽宁省辽东教学共同体2023_2024学年高二英语上学期10月月考试题，共18页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分7，15，B．At 8，5分，满分37等内容，欢迎下载使用。

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）
例：Hw much is the shirt?
A. £19.15. B. £9.18. C. £9.15.
答案是C。
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．What will the wman d next?
A．Attend a meeting.B．Pick up the man's client.C．Send the man t his ffice.
2．What des the man think f the campus?
A．It's beautiful.B．It's a Greek campus.C．It's an ancient campus.
3．What is the wman?
A．A salespersn.B．A htel clerk.C．A waitress.
4．What type f bk is the wman reading?
A．Science fictin.B．Hrrr fictin.C．Rmantic fictin.
5．When will the man prbably meet Dr. Banks?
A．At 8:20.B．At 8:50.C．At 9:20.
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．What des the wman prbably want the man t d?
A．D sme cleaning.B．Be careful in his jb.C．Take ut the trash in turn.
7．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Mther and sn.B．Brther and sister.C．Manager and new wrker.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8．Which is a superfd accrding t the man?
A．Ygurt.B．Ndles.C．Rice.
9．Why are superfds healthy?
A．Because they cure sme terrible diseases.
B．Because they fight against sme cancers.
C．Because they reduce the risks f sme diseases.
10．Which fd will the wman be adding t their family diet?
A．Fish.B. Tmates.C．Brwn rice.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11．What was the wman ding when she heard a nise'?
A．She was ding the dishes.
B．She was cleaning the living rm.
C．She was plishing the table
12．Wh may be the man speaker?
A．A plice fficer.B．The wman's husband.C．The wman's friend.
13．When des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．On an early mrning.B．Arund nn.C．In the evening.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14．Hw did the man ntice the prblem first?
A．His bank called him.B．His bill shwed him.C．His credit card was stlen.
15．What did the bank d t fix the prblem?
A．They gave the man his mney back at nce.
B．They decided t talk t the bank’s wner.
C．They asked the man t prvide the evidence.
16．What might have caused the prblem accrding t the man?
A．Online shpping.B．Overdue debt.C．Unskilled peratin.
17．What d the tw speakers mainly talk abut?
A．Infrmatin safety.B．Shpping habits.C．Mney management.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18．What will Tdd Messegee be respnsible fr?
A．Writing a play.B．Directing a play.C．Starring in a play.
19．What will participants mainly d by the furth day?
A．Practice the play.B．Attend a lecture n acting.C．Perfrm n stage frmally.
20．What is the speaker ding?
A．Advertising an acting prgram.
B．Drawing up a plan fr a prgram.
C．Annuncing arrangements fr a play.
第二都分 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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
One Day University
One Day University was funded by Steven Schragis in 2006. He came up with the idea after he drpped his daughter ff at cllege in upstate New Yrk. The schl had abut a dzen prfessrs giving shrt talks abut a variety f subjects. All the parents had the same reactin: “I wish I were the ne ging t cllege!”
One Day University creates fascinating days f learning designed t inspire yur mind. We wrk with ver tw hundred prfessrs frm the cuntry’s tp clleges t create events. N matter what yu lve, yu’ll find that every One Day U event is filled with explratry talks that will challenge yu as if yu were a student in cllege nce again! And just like yur cllege days, yu’re sure t meet new friends wh share the belief that learning is a rewarding lifelng prcess. At One Day U, there’s n hmewrk and n grades. Just learning fr the sake f learning!
Live EventFull price: $125
Visit OneDayU. cm r call 800 -300 -3438.
21．What d we knw abut One Day U?
A．It aims t reward cllege students.
B．It was funded by Steven Schragis and his daughter.
C．It is intended t help its participants get excellent grades at cllege.
D．It is in cperatin with hundreds f tp universities’ prfessrs.
22．Wh will give talks abut The Histry f Jazz?
A．Gerge twn. B．Jeremi Suri.
C．Anna Celenza.D．Jessica Payne.
23．What’s the main purpse f the text?
A．T shw the histry f One Day U.
B．T advertise One Day U events n July 21.
C．T explain hw t learn at One Day U.
D．T stress the great influence f One Day U.
B
Patritic Zhang Weili wn her histric fighting champinship in Shenzhen n August 31,2019. The 30-year-ld fighter frm Hebei Prvince prduced a huge upset t knck ut Brazilian Jessica Andrade and became China's first UFC wrld champin.
Zhang entered the straw weight but as a big lser t Andrade，wh is tied with the mst UFC wins（11） by a wman. Hwever，after a series f devastating knee kicks and punches（重拳）,Andrade was flred in the 42nd secnd f the first rund and the challenger was declared winner by TKO. “Last year in Beijing I vwed（发誓）t becme the first Chinese champin,and I did it！” said Zhang. “As a Chinese， I feel s prud. Tday，I want t dedicate this victry t my mtherland,” she added.
UFC bss Dana White declared Zhang “the mst vicius wman n the planet right nw” and revealed he is already planning the new champin's next fight in the United States. Zhang appealed t White t smth ut sme reasnable cncernsshe has abut a US fight. “Please make sure all my crners can cme because last time they culdn't cme fr visa issues,” she said. “But all my caches are here with me,supprting me and I wn the belt.”
With six years' experience in UFC,Andrade has a reputatin fr crucially seeing ff ppnents. But Zhang，wh is knwn fr her fierce “buzz saw” attacking style，never allwed Andrade t get ging. “I think the keys t my win were my calm mindset and the strategy defined by my caches. All the strategies were practical and predicted every mve t help me seize every pprtunity,” Zhang said.
She was the first Chinese fighter t even get a title sht frm the UFC，which is nw pushing hard int a Chinese market where interest in MMA is grwing rapidly. Afterwards，Zhang hped t inspire mre yung Chinese wmen t take up MMA and t be a surce f inspiratin fr wmen,bth in MMA and everyday life.
24. What can be inferred frm paragraph 2？
A. Andrade is a great ppnent. B. Andrade has 9 UFC wins s far.
C. Zhang wed her victry t her effrts. D. Zhang was afraid f Andrade's attacks.
25. What des the underlined wrd “crners” mean？
A. Oppnents.B. Caches. C. Relatives.D. Friends.
26. Zhang's win can be wed t ___________ .
A. strict teaching f her caches
B. supprt frm her caches and friends
C. her strng bdy shape and enthusiasm
D. her mindset and strategies develped by her caches
27. Which f the fllwing may Zhang agree with accrding t the last paragraph？
A. Wmen can make a big difference as well.
B. Wmen shuld nt ignre their appearance.
C. Wmen shuld cmpete with men t shw their abilities.
D. Wmen can change their fate by winning UFC.
C
A dzen years after the disaster at the Fukushima（福岛） nuclear plant, it still casts a cvering ver life in Japan. Many f ver 100,000 residents mved frm arund the nuclear plant at the time f the accident remain displaced. Abrad, Fukushima’s legacy(遗留问题) is nw wrsening the regin’s infamusand disputatius(有争议的)geplitics.
The enrmus task f making the damaged plant safe cntinues. At the heart f the cleanup is a questin f what t d with the plluted water used t cl melted fuel and fuel pieces— r which has fallen as rain, r flwed int the site as grundwater. An advanced filtratin(过滤) prcess knwn as ALPS remves 62 f 64 radinuclides （放射性核素）frm the water t acceptable levels. Of the tw remaining radinuclides, the main cncern is tritium(氚), which can damage DNA. But TEPCO, the Fukushima plant’s peratr, says the levels are very lw. It wants t release 500 Olympic-sized pls’ wrth f the water int the cean ver three decades. Japan’s gvernment backs it.
S what’s the prblem? Lcal fishermen and turism peratives fear anther knck t the ld Fukushima brand. Even as it is, China and Suth Krea ban seafd frm Fukushima and neighburing areas. If the water release ges ahead, China, the biggest imprter f Japanese seafd, may g further—and impse a ttal ban n Japanese seafd imprts. One Chinese hthead has said releasing the water wuld amunt t “crimes against humanity”. The gvernment’s chief spkesman accuses Japan f treating the cean as its “private sewer”. In Suth Krea, the issue is mre cmplicated. The cnservative gvernment f Yn Sukyel, which is cmmitted t rebuilding Suth Krea’s unfriendly ties with Japan, is playing dwn the risks. Wrried Suth Krean cnsumers are meanwhile panic-buying sea salt.
Yet even in Japan there is precius little trust in the nuclear industry, which has a histry f messes and cvers. Even after pst-disaster refrms, TEPCO was frced in 2018 t admit its ALPS system had failed t wrk and the water wuld need t be reprcessed. And trust, ntes Jeff Kingstn f Temple University in Tky, is “nt a renewable resurce”. At hme the nuclear industry lacks it. Abrad s des Japan.
28. What can we learn frm paragraph tw?
A. ALPS is capable f remving main radinuclides frm the water t acceptable levels.
B. Japan’s gvernment supprt TEPCO’s releasing prcessed plluted water int the cean.
C. Accrding t ALPS, tritium wn’t damage DNA and it isn’t a cncern at all.
D. The plluted water is used t cl melted fuel and fuel pieces in brken plant.
29. What is the Suth Krean gvernment’s attitude twards the plluted water release ?
ptimistic B. pessimistic C. supprtive D. seriusly
30. Why des Jeff Kingstn cmment “trust is nt a renewable resurce”?
A. Japanese peple are accepting f releasing Fukushima water.
B. The nuclear industry lacks trust frm Japanese peple with a series f truble.
C. Japanese gvernment can earn trust frm internatinal cmmunity with its water release.
D. The plluted water needs t be reprcessed
31. What’s the best title f the passage?
A. Hw t cpe with Fukushima nuclear wastewater
B. The Fukushima’s radilgical impact n humans and the envirnment
C.East Asia’s disagreement abut Fukushima nuclear wastewater turns pisnus
D. New internatinal regulatins are n the way
D
Invasive(入侵的) species are csting the wrld at least $423bn every year and have becme a leading threat t the diversity f life n Earth.
Leading scientists say the threat caused by invasive species is under appreciated, underestimated and smetimes unacknwledged, with mre than 37,000 alien species nw knwn t be intrduced arund the wrld and abut 200 establishing themselves each year.While nt all will becme invasive, experts say there are significant tls t mitigate their spread and impact, prtecting and restring ecsystems in the prcess.The assessment, prduced by the Intergvernmental Science-Plicy Platfrm n Bidiversity and Ecsystem Services (IPBES), the leading UN bdy n bidiversity science, was prduced by 86 expertsver fur and a half years, and was apprved by gvernments this weekend in Bnn.
The expert assessment fund that there were a wide range f ptins t prevent the spread and impact f invasivespecies.Eradicatinprgrammes n islands, which are disprprtinately affected by the spread f invasive species, have had a 88% success rate.Examples include Rednda, a milelng rck that is part f Antigua and Barbuda in the Caribbean, where native vegetatin, birds and reptiles burst back int life nce invasive black rats and feral gats were remved in 2017, transfrming the barren grey rck int a green island nce again.
But experts said the emphasis had t mve twards the preventin f the spread f invasive species instead f cstly eradicatin prgrammes.“We want t highlight that the thing that wrks the best is preventin. It’s much mre cst-effective t prevent the intrductin f invasive species such as taking bi-security measures, brder cntrls and risk analysis f nn-native species that are being intrduced intentinally,” said Pauchard, the leading researcher.
The reprt fund that despite the recent UN glbal target n cntrlling invasive species spread, 84% did nt have specific natinal legislatin r regulatins. Sme cuntries d have ambitius plicies n the issue, such as New Zealand, which is aiming t get rid f all invasive species frm its islands by the middle f the century.
32.The underlined wrd “ mitigate” can best be replaced by________
A. cancel B. cntrl C. cnduct D. cnnect
33.Why is Rednda mentined in paragraph 3?
A. An example f hw hard t fight invasive species.
B. An explanatin f the prcess f fighting invasive species.
C. An implicatin f hw successful the Eradicatin prgrammes are.
D. A summary f hw effective the expert assessment is.
34.What can we learn frm Pauchard’s wrds?
A. It’s preventin that shuld be emphasized.
B. Eradicatin prgrammes are t expensive.
C. Risk analysis f nn-native species is necessary.
D. Cntrlling invasive species is pressing.
35.What’s the best title f the passage?
A. Invasive species: a cmmn phenmenn arund the wrld.
B. Invasive species: ambitius plicies.
C. Invasive species: eradicatin prgrammes.
D. Invasive species: urgent t be wiped ut.
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。
Having a gdnight’s sleep allws yur bdy t functin at its best. We fund sme lesser-knwn ideas that are well wrth a try.
Peple in China Wash Their Feet Befre Bed
Ft massages and spa treatments that are fcused n the feet are widely practised acrss China. ___36__The rutine is dne right befre bed, s that after yu dry yur feet, they are still warm when yu sleep.
__37_____
In Germany, cuples have slved the prblem f ne f them waking up cld whenever their partner rlls ver and takes the sheets with them. ____38___Nt nly des that make it less likely that yur partner will disturb yur sleep when they mve arund, but yu can each custmize the amunt f bedding yu use t stay as warm r as cl as yu prefer at night.
Guatemalans Rely n Wrry Dlls
Guatemala has a lngstanding traditin f parents putting “wrry dlls” under their kids’ pillws t cmfrt them if they are afraid f the dark. Plus, children can tell the tiny dlls their wrries befre they g t sleep. ____39____Adults in that cuntry and in Mexic are increasingly relying n the dlls, t. Expressing yur wrries befre bed can help—s why nt tell them t a dll?
The British Sleep Naked
Thirty percent f peple in the United Kingdm sleep naked, r at least they did when the mst recent glbal pll (民意调查)n the subject was dne. ___40____“The biggest ne is therm-regulatin.It’s easier fr‘ht sleepers’ t be cmfrtable.”
Germans Use Separate Duvets
Many American Cuples Sleep Separately
But it’s n lnger a ritual just fr children.
D. Nt wearing clthes t bed might be beneficial fr several reasns.
E.Autmatic ft spas are almst everywhere in Chinese husehlds.
F.The ritual (习惯)is s belved that many peple perfrm a DIY versin at hme befre bedtime each night.
G.While it’s typical fr partners t share a bed, each chses their wn single-sized sheets and a separate duvet（羽绒被）.
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。
Desmnd Jumbam grew up in a pr family in Yaundé, the capital city f Camern. His mther wrked____41____ as a cleaner and ck fr an rganizatin t ___42____him t schl in Yaundé.
“It was nt always easy but my mther sacrificed a lt t ____43____ that I gt the best educatin. In 2010, I ___44____ Harvard University with enugh mney fr nly ne semester. My mther tk a huge ___45____ fr that.”
With the help f family, schlarships and a jb as a private teacher, Desmnd was able t affrd schl fees fr a “very___46____ first tw years” in the US. But having achieved s much in the cuntry, Desmnd has nw returned t Camern t___47____his knwledge and skills there.
Desmnd culdn’t have gt as far as he has withut the ___48____ f his family. He said: “I will avid cmmn advice like ‘dn’t ___49____ ’ and ‘fllw yur dreams’. At the risk f sunding____50____ , I wuld advise anyne with big dreams t expect severe adversity (逆境) ahead.”
Everyne faces sme___51____ in getting t their gals and dreams, especially fr thse frm ___52____cmmunities. Desmnd was ne f thse children. He hpes his stry will ___53_____children t knw that it is cmpletely ____54____t achieve the dreams which may seem beynd their____55_____, despite the severe adversities ahead.
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。
A recent shrt vide series Escape frm the British Museum, ___56___tells the stry f hw a Chinese cultural relic escapes frm the British Museum and finds its way back t China, ___57___ (take) the Chinese Internet with its tuching narrative and creative strytelling.
Directed by tw Chinese vlggers, the three-episde series,spanning just under 10 minutes each, talks abut the persnificatin f a Chinese jade teapt, which escapes frm the British Museum and embarks n （开启）a hard jurney ___58___ (reunite) with her family in China.The female vlgger wh plays the rle f the jade teapt cmes acrss a Chinese jurnalist in Lndn where she believes t be her lng-lst family and asks him t take her back hme.
The vlggers wrte in___59___pst that this wrk is a prmise, a testament t the passin f independent cntent creatrs, a result f the agreement amng yung ___60___ (individual), a display f steady dedicatin regardless f csts. And abve all, it represents the ___62___ (determine)within Chinese t prve ___61___ (they). Just as the vlggers have expressed, they want their vices ___63___ (hear) thrugh this vide in this fast-paced infrmatin age.It als demnstrates that the cntent f shrt vides can be mre than just humrus; it can be ___64___ (prfund) inspiring. The series nt nly entertains but als tuches n a pwerful message - the imprtance f cultural heritage___65___ the lnging fr repatriatin.
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，你校英语社团计划创建一个英文公众号 (English fficial accunt)。请你给社团负责人Ryan写信推荐一个栏目，内容包括：
1. 栏目名称；
栏目内容；
3. 推荐理由。
注意： 1. 写作词数应为80个左右； 2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Ryan,
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节（满分25分）
67. 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。
It had been a lng, tiring day because 48-year-ld taxi driver Carl had wrked fr 8 hurs. He’d been picking up and drpping ff passengers the whle day. He wanted t get hme then, but he nticed a panicky (恐慌的)wman getting ff a taxi with a child in her arms.
“Why is she shuting at the driver?” Carl slwed dwn near them. He realized that the wman was begging the driver nt t leave her there. The by was having difficulty breathing, and his arms and legs were shaking uncntrllably. Carl realized the by was having a seizure (疾病发作)and asked the wman t get int his taxi.
Carl drve as fast as he culd. The hspital was several miles away, s he had t race against time t save the by. Meanwhile, he grew cncerned abut why the previus driver had drpped them ff during such an emergency. The wman tld Carl that she and her fur-year-ld sn, Tyler, returned frm the park. She tld the driver she wuld pay him nce she gt hme because she didn’t take her purse. But then her sn suddenly had a seizure, s she asked the driver t take them t the hspital instead. But the driver refused.
Half an hur later, they arrived at the hspital. Tyler was rushed inside fr treatment as his mther waited utside the ward, crying. Carl was hungry and tired but stayed back. An hur later, the dctr said, “Tyler is ut f danger nw. But it culd have been fatal (致命的)if yu hadn’t made it here n time.”
Mrs Thmas immediately lked at Carl and cried in tears, thanking Carl fr saving her sn’s life. Carl was glad Tyler was ut f danger. Later, he drpped them ff at hme, and when Mrs Thmas came ut t pay him, he refused. “I have a plicy. NO FARES fr thse making trips t the hspital!” said Carl，“I just did what any gd human being wuld d. And please cnvey my regards t Tyler!” Mrs. Thmas was mved by his kindness. Carl never changed his plicy f drpping ff passengers at hspitals fr free.
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：
18 years later, 66-year-ld Carl bked a taxi t the hspital.
Paragraph 2：
The driver said all the trips he made t the hspital were free.
高二月考英语试卷
参考答案
听力：1~5 CABBC 6~10 BCACC 11~15 CABBC 16~20 AABAA
阅读：A. DCB B.ABDA C. BDBC D. BCAD
七选五：FAGCD
完型填空：BABBC CDCBD CBDCC
语法填空：56. which 57. .has taken 58.t reunite 59.a 60.individuals 61.determinatin 62.themselves 63.t be heard 64.prfundly 65.and
应用文写作【答案】
Dear Ryan,
I’m really excited t be infrmed that we are ging t start an English fficial accunt, which is definitely a wnderful idea. As fr prpsals, I’d like t recmmend “Students’ Vice” as a distinctive clumn.
As studying is always students’ tp pririty, we students are under great pressure and lack pprtunities t be listened t. Why nt help students express their inner feelings and have a gd md t embrace the tugh yet bright future? This clumn, I prmise, is bund t be a precius utlet and a stepping stne t cmmunicating fluently in English.
That’s all fr my advice! Thank yu!
Yurs,
Li Hua
续写参考答案
18 years later, 66-year-ld Carl bked a taxi t the hspital. He had develped health issues due t ld age. He was ging t the hspital fr sme tests. He was waiting utside his huse when a taxi pulled ver. Carl waved at the yung driver. He gt in and tld the driver t drp him ff at the hspital. The driver replied and cntinued driving. They didn’t talk much during the half-hur drive. Arriving at the hspital, Carl asked the driver hw much he shuld pay.
The driver said all the trips he made t the hspital were free. Carl was surprised and asked why. The driver smiled, “Because when I was little, I had seizure n the rad, and a kind taxi driver drve me t the hspital fr free and saved my life. My mther tld me the driver never charged fr trips t the hspital. His kindness inspired me, s I d the same!” Carl’s heart felt lighter and happier and asked the yung man’s name. The driver said, “My name is Tyler.” Carl spke n mre, and tears f jy filled his eyes.
听力原文：
Text 1
【原文】M: Oh dear, I’m late. I have t be in the ffice by 8:00 am. There is an imprtant meeting with a new client.
W: OK. Wait a minute. I can give yu a lift.
Text 2
【原文】W: Ww! I d like this campus: the green lawns, and the ld buildings with tall clumns. It’s really beautiful.
M: It sure is. The architecture f these buildings is in the Greek style. It was ppular in the eighteenth century here.
Text 3
原文】M: Hell, can yu ask smene t send sme new twels t my rm, please? By the way, I’d like t make a dinner reservatin at 7:00 tnight.
W: Yes, we will make every effrt t meet yur needs.
Text 4
【原文】M: D yu still have that bk I lent yu, Mary?
W: It’s just here Mark. I’m still partway thrugh reading it. Nrmally I read science fictin r lve stries but this is fascinating!
M: I’m glad yu like it. I’m nt a fan f hrrr fictin but I thught it was great.
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【原文】W: Please give me a secnd. I’ll see whether Dr. Banks is available.
M: OK.
W: Srry, he’s with a patient right nw. It’s prbably ging t be abut anther 30 minutes. Wuld yu mind waiting a little lnger?
M: I’ve been waiting since 8:20 and it’s been half an hur.
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【原文】W: We care abut quality here, nt just abut ding enugh wrk t get by. When yu wrk at Trader Je’s, yu’re mre than an emplyee. Yu’re like family!
M: In my family, we usually argue ver things like whse turn it is t take ut the trash. We als cmplain a lt when there’s n dessert. Is wrking here like that?
W: OK... Let me give yu a better idea. Wrking here is like being in a family in sme ways. Yu knw hw children get punished when they dn’t clean their rms, r when they g ut with friends befre they finish their hmewrk?
M: Yes, I can relate t that.
W: Well, that’s mre like hw it is t wrk at Trader Je’s. The emplyees are the children ... and I’m the mther.
M: Are yu the nly parent at this stre? I think I’d rather be adpted by smene else...
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【原文】M: I was reading abut superfds tday. They are fruits, vegetables and ther fds that are suppsed t be extra healthy.
W: That’s interesting. Which fds are they? I suppse rice is high n the list. We certainly eat a lt f that here in China.
M: N, it isn’t. Nr are ndles. But ygurt, fish and tmates are there.
W: Oh well, I suppse we eat plenty f them. Why are these fds s healthy?
M: It’s said that they can reduce the risks f high bld pressure, heart disease and certain cancers.
W: Maybe I will start including them in ur meals. Are there any fds n the list that we dn’t have yet?
M: Nuts and greens are smething we already eat plenty f. And althugh ur type f rice—the white kind—isn’t n the list, brwn rice is.
W: Then I think we will switch t that t keep the family healthy. Superfds sund like a very tasty way t keep fit.
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【原文】M: Can yu tell me what happened this mrning, Mrs Jnes?
W: Well, 2 hurs ag, that was arund 10:00 in the mrning when I was ding the dishes. Then, sn after that, I was plishing the table. I thught I heard a nise, but I was really cncentrating n the plishing, s I didn’t take much ntice.
M: What happened next?
W: I was cleaning the living rm, arund 10:15, when I heard smene upstairs. It sunded like they were lking fr smething in my cupbard. Abut tw minutes later, smene ran dwn the stairs. I ran t the windw. A man was getting int a car. Then he was driving away.
M: What time was this, Mrs Jnes?
W: 10:20. Then I called the plice.
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【原文】M: I can’t believe this. I have been n the phne with my bank all day and they still haven’t fixed my prblem.
W: Is it a credit card prblem?
M: Yes. My credit card infrmatin was stlen. When I gt my bill in the mail, I saw there were many unfamiliar purchases n it.
W: That’s terrible. Did they take a lt f mney?
M: Yes, and I am very upset because the bank is nt helping me quickly. I have talked t many different managers already.
W: Desn’t the bank’s wner need t make the decisin t give yu yur mney back?
M: N. I just have t prve that these purchases were nt made by me.
W: I hpe yu can fix this prblem sn. Smething similar happened t my husband’s mther recently. She was tricked int giving away sme imprtant infrmatin ver the phne.
M: I think the persn wh stle my infrmatin gt it frm the Internet. I bught a cllectin f mvies recently. I wn’t be ding that again unless the website is sure t be safe. It’s hnestly my fault fr being careless.
W: Yu can never be t careful. Well, yur prblem is inspiring me t lk int prtecting my accunt better. I think I can pay my bank mre t help me.
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Nw we have a prgram fr thse wh lve acting. This prgram gives yung actrs the experience f develping cmplex characters and perfrming a full-length prductin while receiving tp-level training. Each actr will receive a rle and will be given time t shine n the stage at the end f the week. Children aged between 13 and 18 can take part in the prgram.
The play is written by Lisa Nanni-Messegee. Tdd Messegee will be the directr. On the first Mnday we meet, actrs act fr sme time t find a suitable rle in the play. By the end f the day, they begin develping characters and learning abut the play. This cntinues thrugh mid-week, alng with fcus n specialty skills that may be needed in the prductin. On these days, they’ll receive sme training n acting. By Thursday, the actrs are running the shw ff-bk and memrizing their material. By Friday, the whle grup is perfrming n stage, in a recrded perfrmance. A digital cpy f the perfrmance will be shared with actrs after the prgram is cmplete. This is a very exciting challenge fr any actr! It’ll begin n July 26th and end n 30th. Practicing time is frm 9:00 am t 4:00 pm every day. Only ten will be admitted. If yu’re interested, cntact us early. Due t safety restrictins, space is extremely limited in each age grup. Registering early is recmmended. Register by June 5th fr $10 ff.
SATURDAY, JULY 21; 9:30 am — 4:00 pmLisner Auditrium at Gerge Washingtn University; Washingtn. DC
LITERATURE9:30 am — 10:35 am
The Lst Indian Culture
Jeremi Suri / University f Texas
Distinguished Teaching Award
SCIENCE10:50 am — 11:55 am
Hw the Brain Wrks
Jhn Hall / University f Wiscnsin-Madisn
William H. Kiekhfer Distinguished Teaching Award
MUSIC12:10 pm — 1:15 pm
The Histry f Jazz
Anna Celenza /Gerge-twn University
Teacher-Schlar Award
Lunch break 1:15 pm - 2:30 pm
PSYCHOLOGY2:30 pm — 4:00 pm
Genius, Creativity and Depressin
Jessica Payne / University f Ntre Dame
Bk Center Award fr Teaching Excellence
41.
A. quickly
B. tirelessly
C. hardly
D. carelessly
42.
A. send
B. take
C. pull
D. put
43.
A. imagine
B. ensure
C. agree
D. prmise
44.
A. spnsred
B. attended
C. left
D. reprted
45.
A. finance
B. blw
C. lan
D. credit
46.
A. fearful
B. clrful
C. stressful
D. meaningful
47.
A. learn
B. imprve
C. btain
D. apply
48.
arrangement
B. warning
C. supprt
D. permissin
49.
A. catch up
B. give up
C. stay up
D. hurry up
50.
A. familiar
B. strange
C. funny
D. pessimistic
51.
prbabilities
B. pprtunities
C. barriers
D. lsses
52.
ld
pr
remte
D. civilized
53.
A. allw
B. urge
C. frce
D. inspire
54.
A. fair
B. right
C. pssible
D. suitable
55.
A. ability
B. cntrl
C.reach
D. cmprehensin