浙江省舟山市2024-2025学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题（Word版附答案）

这是一份浙江省舟山市2024-2025学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题（Word版附答案），共17页。试卷主要包含了听力选择题，阅读理解，完形填空，语法填空，书信写作，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
一、听力选择题（本大题共10小题）
1．Hw many students are there at the schl this year?
A．400.B．700.C．1,000.
2．What des the man decide t sell?
A．His cmputer.B．His CDs.C．His camera.
3．What prgram will be shwn after the news?
A．A cartn mvie.B．A fd prgram.C．A ftball match.
4．Hw will the man g t schl tmrrw?
A．By car.B．By bicycle.C．By bus.
5．Why is Sally late fr the appintment?
A．She had an accident.B．She went t the hspital.C．She had t pick smene up.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is the weather like tday?
A．Sunny.B．Cludy.C．Rainy.
7．Where is Cathy ging next?
A．T the muntains.B．T the frest.C．T the river.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What kind f exercise did the article suggest?
A．Jgging.B．Crss-cuntry skiing.C．Dwnhill skiing.
9．Hw is crss-cuntry skiing different frm dwnhill skiing?
A．It’s gd fr lungs and hearts.
B．It can be dne in flat areas.
C．It desn’t require much snw.
10．What relatin is the man t the wman?
A．Her husband.B．Her friend.C．Her sn.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11．What des the man want t d first?
A．D science experiments.B．Buy Christmas gifts.C．Take the Star Ferry.
12．Which place des the man shw little interest in?
A．The Science Museum.B．Ocean Park.C．Temple Street Night Market.
13．What might the wman think f taking the Star Ferry?
A．Exciting.B．Silly.C．Bring.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
14．Where will the man g first?
A．T a hall.B．T a classrm.C．T a meeting rm.
15．What will the Directr f the Studies talk abut?
A．Scial activities.B．Different curses.C．Student drmitries.
16．Hw lng will the man stay in the hall?
A．One and a half hurs.
B．One hur and fifteen minutes.
C．One hur and frty-five minutes.
17．Hw des the man feel abut the test?
A．Glad.B．Cnfident.C．Surprised.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18．Wh is the talk prbably intended fr?
A．Animal activists.B．Z visitrs.C．Z keepers.
19．Why are night animals hard t be bserved?
A．Because they are sleeping during the day.
B．Because they are nt allwed t be watched.
C．Because they are uncmfrtable with daylight.
20．What is the functin f red light in the system?
A．T create natural daylight.
B．T enable visitrs t watch.
C．T put night animals t sleep.
二、阅读理解（本大题共5小题）
The hit Chinese vide game Black Myth: Wukng has recently sparked a surge in turism in Nrth China’s Shanxi prvince. Amng the 36 ancient architectural sites featured in the game, 27 are in Shanxi. The fllwings are the nes t be in yur travelling list.
Yungang Grttes, treasure cllectins f Buddhist art
A trip t Datng wuldn’t be cmplete withut explring the Yungang Grttes, a UNESCO Wrld Cultural Heritage site. Yungang Grttes represent the peak f Buddhist cave art frm the 5th and 6th centuries. A ttal f 45 majr caves and 209 affiliated (附属的) nes huse mre than 59,000 sculptures in varius sizes, with themes frm histry t architecture and music.
Huayan Temple, a cultural gem frm the Lia and Jin dynasties
Huayan Temple, riginally built in 1038, is amng the mst well-preserved temple cmplexes frm the Lia and Jin dynasties (916 — 1234). Recgnized as an “art museum f Lia and Jin dynasties”, the temple cntains ancient art treasures f statues and wall paintings, and plays a vital rle in Buddhist culture and Chinese architecture.
Xuankng Temple, the hanging marvel
Xuankng Temple, standing as a cultural landmark f Datng, is built int a cliff at Hengshan Muntain, abut 60 meters abve the grund, which attracts numerus thrill lvers frm all ver the cuntry per year. Cnstructed during the late Nrthern Wei Dynasty (386-534), Xuankng Temple is renwned fr its daring lcatin. In 2010, Time magazine listed it as ne f the 10 mst dangerus buildings in the wrld.
21．Wh are the target readers f this passage?
A．Building architects.B．Interested turists.
C．Skilled adventurers.D．Vide game enthusiasts.
22．What d Yungang Grttes and Huayan Temple have in cmmn?
A．They bast the same lng histry.
B．They include sculptures and paintings.
C．They hld wrks with Buddhist elements.
D．They are listed as UNESCO Wrld Cultural Heritage sites.
23．What is special abut Xuankng Temple?
A．It has a lng histry f 1500 years.
B．It features its adventurus psitin.
C．It is the mst dangerus building in the wrld.
D．It is mstly visited by thrill lvers thrughut the wrld.
Fang Li, a 70-year-ld directr and prducer, hit the headline with The Sinking f the Lisbn Maru.
Late in September 1942, the Japanese military transprted ver 1,800 British prisners f war frm Hng Kng t Japan by ship. In the waters ff Dngji Island, it was trpeded (被鱼雷击中) by a US submarine. Fishermen frm Zhushan risked their lives t save 384 POWs. Fang was shcked. “Hw had we in China never heard f the Lisbn Maru? We knw f the Titanic, but n ne here ever mentined the Lisbn Maru.” This mystery arused Fang's curisity, leading him t begin the search fr the ship in 2016. During the jurney, Fang learned f 94-year-ld Lin Agen, the sle surviving fisherman t have participated in the rescue, and f a 98-year-ld British sldier, Dennis Mrley, wh survived the rdeal. “It felt like a race against time. We had t dcument their stries befre it was t late,” Fang says.
Fang launched a search fr mre survivrs and their families. He placed ads in British newspapers like The Sunday Times and The Guardian. “Peple thught I was crazy — “Wh even reads newspapers anymre? they said. But I knew that the elderly, like myself, still d,” Fang says. The campaign was a success, leading t BBC Radi 4 inviting him n a shw, which in turn cnnected him with 380 POW families.
On Aug 23, The Sinking f the Lisbn Maru premiered n Dngji Island, where the tragedy ccurred. Fang wrte n his WeChat mments:“We finally shwed the dcumentary n Dngji Island, the very place where ur ancestrs perfrmed their heric acts 82 years ag. I als received the hnrary title f ‘Dngji Island Citizen’ — a privilege I treasure deeply.”
24．Where culd yu find the passage?
A．In an academic jurnal.B．In a histry reprt.
C．In an entertainment magazine.D．In a film review.
25．What des Fang mean by “It felt like a race against time” in paragraph 3?
A．He wanted t save every minute t finish the film.
B．He wanted t slve the mystery as sn as pssible.
C．It was already t late fr peple in China t hear f the ship.
D．It was vital t dcument the stry befre the witnesses passed away.
26．What can we learn frm the passage?
A．There was a natural disaster that destryed the ship.
B．Fang received dubt when placing ads in newspapers.
C．Fang became a citizen f Dngji Island after the premiere f the film.
D．The film was prduced n Dngji Island where the tragedy ccurred.
27．Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the passage?
A．Fang Li: a Determined Directr.
B．Dngji Island: a Land f Heres.
C．Dngji Island Citizen: an Hnrary Privilege.
D．The Sinking f the Lisbn Maru: a Mving Tragedy.
Scientists have made an amazing discvery deep undergrund in Suth Africa. They fund tiny living creatures called micrbes in a rck estimating t be 2 billin years ld! This rck was fund almst 50 feet belw the surface in a special place called the Bushveld Igneus Cmplex. This finding is very exciting because it shws the ldest knwn living micrbes fund in such extreme cnditins, much lder than any ther micrbes fund befre.
The leader f the research team, Yhey Suzuki, said, “We didn't knw if 2-billin-year-ld rcks were habitable. Until nw, the ldest gelgical layer in which living micrrganisms had been fund was a 100-millin-year-ld depsit beneath the cean flr, s this is a very exciting discvery.”
The rck sample was abut 1 ft lng and came frm an area knwn fr having a lt f valuable minerals. This area was frmed when ht magma (岩浆) cled dwn slwly undergrund. Because the rcks have stayed mstly the same fr billins f years, they created safe little spaces, r cracks, where micrbes culd live and thrive.
T make sure that the micrbes they fund were really frm the ld rck and nt just smething that gt mixed in later, the scientists used sme special tls t study them. They used three different methds called electrn micrscpy, flurescent micrscpy, and infrared spectrscpy t lk clsely at the micrbes’ DNA and prteins, and were able t shw that the micrbes were alive and that they had lived in that rck fr a very lng time.
Finding these ancient micrbes helps scientists understand hw life can exist even in extreme cnditins. The researchers hpe that by studying these ancient micrbes, they can learn mre abut hw life began n Earth and hw it evlved ver time. They are als curius t see if this can help them find signs f life n ther planets, like Mars.
28．Why was the discvery f micrbes thrilling?
A．Because it prves the 2-billin-year-ld rcks were inhabitable.
B．Because it discvers the ldest knwn living micrbes in the wrld.
C．Because it reveals the wrld deep under the Bushveld Igneus Cmplex.
D．Because it uncvers a 100-millin-year-ld depsit beneath the cean flr.
29．What made it pssible fr micrbes t survive?
A．The extreme weather.B．The melting magma.
C．The stable cnditins.D．The diverse minerals.
30．What des paragraph 4 mainly fcus n?
A．The micrbes they discvered.B．The discveries they made.
C．The research methds they applied.D．The rganisms they mixed.
31．What may these ancient micrbes help researchers t learn in the future?
A．The inhabitability f the Mars.B．The signs f life in severe cnditins.
C．The DNA and prteins f ther species.D．The emergence and evlutin f life.
Aspects f yur persnality can be revealed in a heartbeat, literally, a new study frm Germany suggests. The study identified heartbeat “signatures”— wave patterns in the heart's electrical activity —that were linked with persnality traits.
Peple with certain heartbeat signatures scred higher n tests f neurticism (神经过敏) — meaning these individuals tend t experience mre negative emtins, such as anxiety and a depressed md, and fewer psitive emtins, including happiness and cheerfulness.
The study invlved 425 university students ages 18 t 33. The students cmpleted persnality tests, and had their heart electrical activity measured using electrcardigraphy (心电图). “With this methd, we have fund smething that is perhaps mre accurate, and mre relatable, than many ther measures f persnality,” said study researcher Stefan Kelsch, a prfessr f bilgical psychlgy at the Freie University Berlin.
The results suggest such heartbeat signatures may prvide a mre bjective way t measure persnality than current methds, the researchers say. Persnality is cmmnly assessed using questinnaires, but these may suffer frm bias — peple may chse respnses that they think are mre acceptable fr their gender, r they may misunderstand their wn traits.
Researchers may als be able t identify heartbeat signatures that are characteristic f certain emtinal disrders, such as depressin, r f cardivascular diseases, Kelsch said. Such signatures culd ne day help diagnse these disrders, r identify peple at risk fr them, he said.
Previusly, Kelsch and clleagues fund a link between certain heart electrical activity patterns and peple with “cld” persnalities, wh tend nt t shw emtin. In the new study, similar patterns were seen amng thse with high scres in neurticism and lw scres in psitive emtin, like cmpassin and empathy.
Althugh Kelsch suspects that this type f electrical pattern is nt particularly healthy, future research is needed t cnfirm this. Eventually, Kelsch hpes t be able t see whether certain interventins, such as listening t music r watching films, change emtinal states and the heart's electrical activity, he said.
32．What des “signatures” refer t in Paragraph 1?
A．The scres f neurticism tests.B．Peple’s persnality traits.
C．The researchers’ written names.D．The wave patterns f yur heart.
33．What d researchers think abut the cmmn assessment f persnality?
A．It is mre bjective and much healthier.
B．It is likely t be prejudiced and misunderstd.
C．It is based n heart electrical activity measures.
D．It is mre accurate and mre relatable t peple.
34．Accrding t the study, what can be learned abut “cld” peple?
A．They tend t scre lwer in neurticism tests.
B．They tend t suffer frm cardivascular disease.
C．They tend t be less cmpassinate and empathetic.
D．They tend t gain higher degrees in psitive emtins.
35．What is the main idea f the passage?
A．Heartbeats hint yur persnality traits.
B．Heartbeat signatures heal depressin.
C．Heartbeats change yur emtinal states.
D．Heartbeats indicates the electrical activity.
Hw t Imprve Math Skills
There’s n dubt that math is tugh. By building up yur skills and practicing every day, yu can make math a little less frustrating and have a higher chance f success. Use these tips and tricks during schl, while yu’re studying.
Practice math in everyday situatins.
36 . Fr example, if a sweater that’s regularly $38 is n sale fr 30% ff, what is the sale price? ($26.60). Or if yu need t duble a recipe that calls fr 3/4 cup f flur, hw much flur will yu need? (1.5 cups). Or, if yu plan t hike a new trail that’s 7 miles lng and it takes yu 20 minutes t walk a mile, hw lng shuld yu plan fr yur hike t take? (2 hurs and 20 minutes).
Use mental math if yu can.
Ding math in yur head can help yu remember key cncepts. 37 . Hwever, math basics like additin, subtractin, multiplicatin, and divisin are nes yu can d in yur head. If yu cme acrss an easy prblem, d it in yur mind first befre resrting t a calculatr. If yu’re wrried abut yur mental math skills, yu can always duble check yur answer n yur cmputer.
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Yu can find tns f example prblems nline. If yu’re ging ver a cncept, lk it up and try 2 t 3 prblems n yur wn. Check the answers t figure ut if yu gt them right, and study the cncept again if yu didn’t. Yur teacher might als be able t give yu sme extra example prblems if yu ask fr them. 39 This will give yu an verall sense f what yu’ll need t d t find the slutins.
Teach math prblems r cncepts t smene else.
Learning by teaching smene is a great way t slidify cncepts. Invite a friend r family member ver and explain t them what yu’re ding and hw yu’re ding it. If yu get stuck, review yur ntes r textbk again until yu can explain it clearly and cncisely. Have yur friend r family member ask yu questins, t. 40
A．Seek help frm yur teacher.
B．Practice with example prblems.
C．Math plays an imprtant rle in ur life.
D．Make math part f yur daily life t practice it.
E．Try t answer them as best as yu can t really practice.
F．Yu’d better identify which skills and cncepts yu’ll need t slve the prblems.
G．Sme prblems, like gemetry r calculus, require a pencil and paper t get started.
三、完形填空（本大题共1小题）
Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker had just been handed the keys t their new Manhattan apartment n 22nd Street when the utging tenant (租户) said smething 41 : “Just s yu knw, there’s this thing where letters 42 t Santa cme t the apartment.” The 43 tenant received the mail t. It had been cming fr years and n ne knew why.
Fr the first tw years, nly a few letters trickled in frm kids r parents asking “Santa” fr gifts. 44 , they were flded. Every day, they’d pen their mailbx t find it brimming ver with letters t Santa. They respnded t as many as they culd, writing ntes, even buying 45 .
Glaub, f curse, is nt Santa. He 46 a Bradway marketing cmpany. But ne night, when he and Parker threw a Christmas party, a(n) 47 appeared. Guests, dressed in md utfits and hippie beads, 48 the hundreds f letters in the crner and asked abut them.
“I tld them the stry,” Glaub says. His guests were 49 . That’s when Glaub and Parker realized they didn’t have t 50 all these letters themselves. And s was brn Miracle n 22nd Street, a cmmunity-based vlunteer rganizatin 51 children’s letters t Santa with seasn’s greetings and gifts.
T spread the 52 , they started a website, miraclen22ndstreet.cm. Wrking with ther nnprfits that help thse in need, they invited families frm arund the cuntry t g nline and request gifts fr their children.
Last year, the rganizatin helped mre than 800 families. Glaub n lnger 53 why the letters cme t the apartment. “It’s part f Christmas fr me,” he says. “It’s the same fr the kids and families. They 54 it. Nt t d it wuld be very sad fr a lt f peple. Christmas wuld be 55 withut it.”
41．A．anxiusB．curiusC．dangerusD．cautius
42．A．addressedB．givenC．dnatedD．submitted
43．A．generusB．friendlyC．previusD．ptential
44．A．FrtunatelyB．BasicallyC．TypicallyD．Gradually
45．A．giftsB．bksC．lettersD．pstcards
46．A．runsB．chargesC．cntrlsD．displays
47．A．miracleB．slutinC．incidentD．reality
48．A．attendedB．realizedC．decratedD．nticed
49．A．shckedB．frustratedC．fascinatedD．tuched
50．A．fulfillB．sendC．writeD．recgnize
51．A．in place fB．in respnse tC．in need fD．in hpe f
52．A．psterB．wrdC．eventD．advertisement
53．A．imaginesB．suspectsC．predictsD．wnders
54．A．put up withB．take advantage fC．lk frward tD．think nthing f
55．A．inapprpriateB．invaluableC．indifferentD．incmplete
四、语法填空（本大题共1小题）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。
When it cmes t disinfrmatin, “scial media tk the cst f distributin t zer, and generative AI takes the cst f generatin t zer,” says Renee DiResta f the Stanfrd Internet Observatry.
Large language mdels such as GPT-4 make 56 easy t prduce misleading news articles r scial-media psts in huge quantities. Last year, hwever, researchers at Micrsft disclsed VALL-E, 57 AI mdel that is able t clne a 58 (persn) vice frm just a three-secnd clip f them speaking, and make it say any given text.
OpenAl, the American cmpany behind GPT-4, 59 (develp) a similar tl s far, Vice Engine, 60 can surprisingly clne any vice frm a 15-secnd clip. Similarly, Sra, can prduce 61 (cnvince) realistic synthetic (合成的) vides, in respnse t text prmpts, f up t a minute in 62 (lng).
It may even be pssible t“micrtarget” individuals with disinfrmatin, 63 (base) n knwledge f their preferences, biases (偏见) and cncerns. 64 all f this is wrrying, it is wrth 65 (remember) that nt all aspects f the technlgy are negative. Al can be used fr fighting disinfrmatin as well as prducing it.
五、书信写作（本大题共1小题）
66．假定你是李华，你校将于下周举办一个主题为“Science Changes Our Lives”的科技节(Science Festival)活动，请你给留学生朋友Tm写一封邮件，邀请他参加。
内容包括：1、活动目的；2、活动内容；3、报名方式。
注意：1、写作词数应为 80左右；
2、请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Dear Tm,
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
六、书面表达（本大题共1小题）
67．阅读下列材料，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。
Benjy and I were wrking in the yard tgether ne afternn. It was during a summer between cllege terms, a time f uncertainty fr my sn. Benjy wanted t fllw in my ftsteps as a musician, but he was impatient fr success. Talented as he was, ften he tk up ne thing and his passin faded. I ached fr him and wished I culd say smething.
Taking a break, Benjy lked arund ur 15 acres with its stream, its trees, and its rlling grass. “This place is beautiful,” he said. “Hw did yu get it?”
I had lng expected Benjy t ask abut this, s I tld him the stry f the land.
Glria and I were teaching in a twn where I had grwn up. We wanted land s we culd build a huse t welcme ur first baby. I nticed a parcel suth f twn where cattle grazed (吃草). It belnged t a 92-year-ld retired banker named Mr. Yule, wh wned a lt f land inthe area, but was selling nne f it. He gave the same speech t everyne wh inquired. “I prmised the farmers they culd use it fr their cattle.”
Nevertheless, despite being turned dwn s many times, Glria and I persisted in visiting him at the bank, where he still spent his days. Then ne day, after we claimed ur names and intentin, Mr. Yule lked up frm his paper, pursed his lips and stared. “Gaither. Bill Gaither. Are yu any relatin t Grver Gaither?”
“Yes, sir. He was my granddad.”
Mr. Yule put dwn his paper and remved his glasses. Then he pinted t a cuple f chairs, and we sat dwn.
“Grver Gaither was the best wrker I ever had n my farm, patient and persistent in everything,” he said. “Shwed up early, stayed late, did whatever needed ding and never had t be tld.” Mr. Yule squinted, his eyes distant with the memry. “What’d yu say yu wanted, Gaither?”
I tld him again.
“Let me d sme thinking n it, then cme back and see me.”
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
Para1: We were in his ffice again within a week.
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Para 2: I ndded at Benjy, “Yes, patience and persistence really matter.”
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参考答案
1．【答案】B
【听力材料】W: Last year, there were 400 students at the schl. Nw there are 700.
M: S there are 300 mre this year, a big increase.
【听力材料】W: Last year, there were 400 students at the schl. Nw there are 700.
M: S there are 300 mre this year, a big increase.
2．【答案】C
【听力材料】M: I’m kind f n a tight budget. I’m thinking f selling sme f my things t buy a new cmputer and sme CDs.
W: What abut yur camera? Yu haven’t used it fr ages.
M: That’s a gd idea.
【听力材料】M: I’m kind f n a tight budget. I’m thinking f selling sme f my things t buy a new cmputer and sme CDs.
W: What abut yur camera? Yu haven’t used it fr ages.
M: That’s a gd idea.
3．【答案】B
【听力材料】W: The cartn mvie will nt be shwn after the news as advertised. A fd prgram will be shwn afterwards.
M: Yes, the cartn mvie will be n tmrrw evening at eight ’clck, just after a ftball match.
【听力材料】W: The cartn mvie will nt be shwn after the news as advertised. A fd prgram will be shwn afterwards.
M: Yes, the cartn mvie will be n tmrrw evening at eight ’clck, just after a ftball match.
4．【答案】A
【听力材料】M: I must leave early tmrrw s it will be difficult t take yu t schl in the car.
M: Oh n, my bicycle’s gt a flat tire. I’ll have t take the bus.
W: Or yu culd cme with me and d yur hmewrk in the library until lessns start.
M: Great.
【听力材料】M: I must leave early tmrrw s it will be difficult t take yu t schl in the car.
M: Oh n, my bicycle’s gt a flat tire. I’ll have t take the bus.
W: Or yu culd cme with me and d yur hmewrk in the library until lessns start.
M: Great.
5．【答案】C
【听力材料】M: Sally, where have yu been? We were suppsed t meet hurs ag.
W: Srry Mark. Smebdy frm wrk had an accident and had t g t hspital. I ffered t pick her sn up frm schl.
【听力材料】M: Sally, where have yu been? We were suppsed t meet hurs ag.
W: Srry Mark. Smebdy frm wrk had an accident and had t g t hspital. I ffered t pick her sn up frm schl.
【答案】6．A 7．C
【听力材料】M: Cassy, why d yu stay at hme alne? Is there any plan fr tday?
W: Well, I wanted t g t the muntains r the frest but I’m afraid it may rain.
M: Are yu kidding Cassy? The sun is shining and there is n clud in the sky. Cme n, what’s the real reasn?
W: Hum, I’ve gt n ne t g with.
M: Cme n, Cassy. Well, I’m ging t the river. D yu want t cme with me?
W: Okay, thanks.
【听力材料】M: Cassy, why d yu stay at hme alne? Is there any plan fr tday?
W: Well, I wanted t g t the muntains r the frest but I’m afraid it may rain.
M: Are yu kidding Cassy? The sun is shining and there is n clud in the sky. Cme n, what’s the real reasn?
W: Hum, I’ve gt n ne t g with.
M: Cme n, Cassy. Well, I’m ging t the river. D yu want t cme with me?
W: Okay, thanks.
【答案】8．B 9．B 10．A
【听力材料】M: Dear I just read an article in a magazine that talked abut different types f exercise. Guess what kind it suggested?
W: Let’s see. Was it jgging?
M: N, accrding t the article, jgging can cause leg and ft injuries t sme peple.
W: Then what kind f exercise did the article suggest?
M: Crss-cuntry skiing. The article said crss-cuntry skiing prvided a full bdy wrkut and that it’s gd fr the heart and lungs.
W: Crss-cuntry skiing? I wuld never have guessed that. Tell me hw is crss-cuntry skiing different frm dwnhill skiing?
M: Well, yu dn’t have t g t the muntains t g crss-cuntry skiing. Yu can g anywhere there’s snw.
W: In that case, what abut ging crss-cuntry skiing this weekend with ur sn?
M: Sunds great.
【听力材料】M: Dear I just read an article in a magazine that talked abut different types f exercise. Guess what kind it suggested?
W: Let’s see. Was it jgging?
M: N, accrding t the article, jgging can cause leg and ft injuries t sme peple.
W: Then what kind f exercise did the article suggest?
M: Crss-cuntry skiing. The article said crss-cuntry skiing prvided a full bdy wrkut and that it’s gd fr the heart and lungs.
W: Crss-cuntry skiing? I wuld never have guessed that. Tell me hw is crss-cuntry skiing different frm dwnhill skiing?
M: Well, yu dn’t have t g t the muntains t g crss-cuntry skiing. Yu can g anywhere there’s snw.
W: In that case, what abut ging crss-cuntry skiing this weekend with ur sn?
M: Sunds great.
【答案】11．A 12．B 13．C
【听力材料】W: Welcme t Hng Kng, Stephen. What wuld yu like t d while yu are here?
M: Thanks. Well, I enjy science. I wuld like t g t the science museum first. I’ve never been t ne befre. I’d like t see what experiments I can try.
W: Gd plan. Oh, wuld yu like t g t cean park?
M: That sunds exciting. Hwever, I d g t cean park we have at hme a lt. I guess they will be pretty similar. Oh, can we g t temple street night market? I’ve never been t a night market.
W: If yu like, we g there every Christmas and buy silly gifts.
M: One mre thing, can we take the Star Ferry?
W: Okay, if yu insist, I take that every day t get t schl.
【听力材料】W: Welcme t Hng Kng, Stephen. What wuld yu like t d while yu are here?
M: Thanks. Well, I enjy science. I wuld like t g t the science museum first. I’ve never been t ne befre. I’d like t see what experiments I can try.
W: Gd plan. Oh, wuld yu like t g t cean park?
M: That sunds exciting. Hwever, I d g t cean park we have at hme a lt. I guess they will be pretty similar. Oh, can we g t temple street night market? I’ve never been t a night market.
W: If yu like, we g there every Christmas and buy silly gifts.
M: One mre thing, can we take the Star Ferry?
W: Okay, if yu insist, I take that every day t get t schl.
【答案】14．C 15．B 16．B 17．C
【听力材料】W: Can I help yu?
M: Yes, tday is the first day f the schl year. I’m a new student. Where shuld I g?
W: Well, all the new students will first gather in the meeting rm at nine thirty, where yu’ll be intrduced t the staff.
M: What will we d after that?
W: Firstly, at a quarter t ten in the hall, which is next t the meeting rm, the directr f the studies will talk t yu abut the different curses and their requirements. This shuld last fr abut 45 minutes. Then at abut half past ten, the student accmmdatin fficer will talk abut the student drmitries and sme scial activities that we ffer. That’s in the same place. He will finish at abut eleven ’clck. Then yu’ll be taken t class rm three fr a test.
M: Oh n, I did nt knw. I’d have t take an exam.
W: Take it easy. It just helps us find yur level f English and put yu in the right class.
M: Okay, I see.
【听力材料】W: Can I help yu?
M: Yes, tday is the first day f the schl year. I’m a new student. Where shuld I g?
W: Well, all the new students will first gather in the meeting rm at nine thirty, where yu’ll be intrduced t the staff.
M: What will we d after that?
W: Firstly, at a quarter t ten in the hall, which is next t the meeting rm, the directr f the studies will talk t yu abut the different curses and their requirements. This shuld last fr abut 45 minutes. Then at abut half past ten, the student accmmdatin fficer will talk abut the student drmitries and sme scial activities that we ffer. That’s in the same place. He will finish at abut eleven ’clck. Then yu’ll be taken t class rm three fr a test.
M: Oh n, I did nt knw. I’d have t take an exam.
W: Take it easy. It just helps us find yur level f English and put yu in the right class.
M: Okay, I see.
【答案】18．B 19．A 20．B
【听力材料】M: Ladies and gentlemen, welcme t the city z’s newest shw, Wrld f Darkness. Here is a new wrld f night animals t yu. Nt t many years ag, z visitrs were unable t watch the behavir f night animals because these animals were active during the night and generally slept during the day when the z was pen t visitrs. But in the 1960s, zkeepers at the Brnx Z in New Yrk city fund a way t settle this prblem and develp the system that we nw use in ur shw. The animals living places are lit with white light at night. Then the animals think the white light is daylight, s f curse they g t sleep. During the day, their living places are lit with red light, which makes the animals think it is at night s that they will be active. On the ther hand, the red light enables visitrs t watch these animals ging abut the nrmal activities at night. S just enjy yur visit t the Wrld f Darkness and enjy watching these amazing animals f the night. And remember, next mnth is the pening f Wrld Dwn Under, a new shw f Australian animals. Are yu lking frward t learning abut Australian animals in persn? Well, yu are lucky, just please cme and jin us fr that event.
【听力材料】M: Ladies and gentlemen, welcme t the city z’s newest shw, Wrld f Darkness. Here is a new wrld f night animals t yu. Nt t many years ag, z visitrs were unable t watch the behavir f night animals because these animals were active during the night and generally slept during the day when the z was pen t visitrs. But in the 1960s, zkeepers at the Brnx Z in New Yrk city fund a way t settle this prblem and develp the system that we nw use in ur shw. The animals living places are lit with white light at night. Then the animals think the white light is daylight, s f curse they g t sleep. During the day, their living places are lit with red light, which makes the animals think it is at night s that they will be active. On the ther hand, the red light enables visitrs t watch these animals ging abut the nrmal activities at night. S just enjy yur visit t the Wrld f Darkness and enjy watching these amazing animals f the night. And remember, next mnth is the pening f Wrld Dwn Under, a new shw f Australian animals. Are yu lking frward t learning abut Australian animals in persn? Well, yu are lucky, just please cme and jin us fr that event.
【答案】21．B 22．C 23．B
【答案】24．C 25．D 26．B 27．A
【答案】28．B 29．C 30．C 31．D
【答案】32．D 33．B 34．C 35．A
【答案】36．D 37．G 38．B 39．F 40．E
【答案】
41．B 42．A 43．C 44．D 45．A 46．A 47．B 48．D 49．C 50．A 51．B 52．B 53．D 54．C 55．D
【答案】
56．it 57．an 58．persn's 59．has develped 60．which 61．cnvincingly 62．length 63．based 64．Althugh/Thugh/ While 65．remembering
66．【答案】Dear Tm,
I hpe this email finds yu well. I’m writing t invite yu t attend a Science Festival themed “Science Changes Our Lives,” which will be held in ur schl next week.
The event aims t shwcase the rle f science in imprving human life. Activities will include science exhibitins, lectures n new technlgies, and interactive experiments. If yu’re interested, please sign up at the schl ffice r email us by this Friday. Yur participatin will make it mre exciting!
Lking frward t seeing yu there!
Yurs,
Li Hua
67．【答案】
Para 1: We were in his ffice again within a week. T ur surprise, Mr. Yule greeted us warmly and infrmed us f his decisin. “I’ve thught abut it, Gaither. I’ll sell yu that parcel f land,” he said with a firm vice, handing us the terms f the sale. The price was unexpectedly reasnable, and we were verjyed. Befre we culd thank him, Mr. Yule added, “Yur granddad taught me that gd things cme t thse wh are patient and persistent. I see the same quality in yu.” With hard wrk and determinatin, we eventually built ur hme n that land, which marked the beginning f cuntless cherished memries.
Para 2: I ndded at Benjy, “Yes, patience and persistence really matter.” Benjy lked thughtful as he prcessed my wrds. “S, it’s nt just abut talent, but als abut sticking t smething and wrking hard fr it?” he asked. I smiled, sensing a breakthrugh. “Exactly, sn. Success desn’t cme vernight. It’s abut staying dedicated even when things get tugh.” That afternn, we kept wrking silently in the yard, but I culd sense a shift in Benjy’s attitude. Later that evening, he played his guitar with renewed passin, as if he had rediscvered his purpse and the value f perseverance.