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1-5 CBCBC 6-10 ACACA 11-15 BCACB16-20 AABCA
二、阅读
第一节：
21-25 DBAAC26-30 DBABC31-35 CCBBD
第二节：
36-40 CEFGB
三、语言运用
第一节：完形填空
41-45 CABDB46-50 ACCDB 51-55 DADBA
第二节：语法填空
56. are prized57. eagerness58. why59. greater 60. gaining
61. Thus/Therefre/S62. A63. thse64. surrunded65. which
四、写作
第一节：应用文
Run with the Music, Everyne!
Lking fr the perfect cmpanin t yur mrning run? Lk n further than “Mrning Glry” by Kevin MacLed. This instrumental piece cmbines upbeat rhythms with uplifting meldies, creating the ideal sundtrack fr yur dawn wrkut.
As yu lace up yur shes and hit the pavement, let the invigrating music prpel yu frward. The dynamic beats will synchrnize with yur strides, mtivating yu t push harder and g farther. With each step, feel the rush f strength as yu immerse yurself in the exhilarating cmbinatin f mtin and meldy.
S, why wait? Start yur day n the right ft and run with the music. Let “Mrning Glry” inspire yu t embrace the endless pssibilities f a new day and elevate yur mrning rutine t new heights.
第二节：读后续写
Paragraph 1: Curius abut my reply, my friend asked, “Why was this snw s special?” I was still bathed in the ecstasy f seeing the snw, withut even hearing my friend’s questin, just exclaiming ut alud, “Snw! I see it!” It was when my friend tapped n my shulder that I realized I lst cntrl f myself and was immersed in this blissful wrld. I explained with my chking wrds t my friend that my grandmther wh had died several years ag kept her wrd t make it snw when I lived my life t the fullest. Seeing that snw was like seeing my grandmther and her lng-awaited gift. At that mment, a surge f nstalgia rushed int my mind and I culdn’t help bursting int tears. My friend, standing beside me, cmfrted me in her reassuring vice and suggested me ging back hme t share the delight with my grandfather.
Paragraph 2: Hearing my friend’s advice, I decided t head fr my grandfather’s hme. When I pened the dr, what greeted me was my grandfather’s affectinate smile as usual, which deeply tugged at my sft heartstrings. Withut thinking twice, I instantly threw my arms arund him, pured ut my sentiment f missing fr my grandmther and shared the pleasure f seeing the snw. My grandfather strked my head fndly and then withdrew an elabrately-packed gift frm the drawer. Inside, nestled in white paper, was a crystal snwflake with a card that read, “Happy Birthday!” Cnfused, I asked my grandfather hw this culd be. He explained that it was my grandmther’s final wish t give it t me when I lived my life t the fullest. At that mment, surrunded by the warmth f family and the magic f the falling snw, I realized that while my grandmther may n lnger be with us physically, her lve and legacy lived n in ur hearts, frever etched in the delicate dance f snwflakes.
听力原文：
Text 1
M: It’s burning ht tday. I’d like t have sme blueberry ice cream.
W: But there is n blueberry ice cream left. Only three types f ice cream fr yu t chse frm: strawberry, chclate and range.
M: Then the secnd ne will be my first chice. (1)
Text 2
W: Hell, Prfessr Smith. Hw can I expand my vcabulary? The wider vcabulary I learn, the faster I can finish English nvels.
M: That’s a gd questin. I’m leaving fr a meeting nw. Why nt cme t my ffice this afternn?
W: Okay. Thanks. (2)
Text 3
M: Mm, can I use yur phne fr a while? My phne is dead. I need t tell Sam that I will be a little late fr the party.
W: Certainly. But dn’t wrry. I can drive yu t his huse n my way t the Harbr Huse Restaurant. (3)
Text 4
M: Hannah, yu’re ging away sn?
W: Yes. Parker and I will set ut fr Lndn tmrrw. We’re ging t attend a medical seminar the day after tmrrw. (4) Can yu d me a favr and water the flwers in the garden befre we cme back?
M: That’s kay.
Text 5（第5题为推断题）
M: Hey, Nancy! Why didn’t yu wait fr me at the entrance?
W: I thught yu might have arrived early, Jasn. Where have yu been?
M: I went t the grcery stre nearby t buy sme drinks. Here yu are.
W: Thanks. Yu just missed the first five minutes f the mvie. Cme n in and sit dwn.
Text 6（第6题为主旨大意题）
M: Brrr, why is it a bit cld? I’m sure the weatherman said that tday wuld be warmer. He has never gt it right, has he?
W: I wuldn’t say that. He gets it right mst f the time, but we nly remember the times when he is wrng. Lk! The sun has cme ut. It’s ging t be a fine day, I believe. Are yu in the md fr an utdr activity? There’s nly a 10-minute drive t reach the ft f the muntain.
M: Well, I hpe yu’re right. In that case, I shuld take ff my wlen hat and scarf.
W: Yeah, that’ll prbably be the right decisin, because we have a hike ahead f us. (7)
Text 7
W: What a pity that ur city team was nly ne pint behind the winning team! They nearly wn. (8)
M: Yes, but they did a great jb and tried their best in the baseball final tday.
W: If the third baseman had rushed int the hme base, it culd have been a draw. In that case, there culd have been extra innings. The result might change.
M: Anything may happen during a game. It’s nt an easy jb. We shuld take their feelings int cnsideratin.
W: Yu’re right. What als impressed me was the snacks in the stadium. The chicken nuggets were s delicius. I really wanted t have mre. (9)
M: They were a gd match fr the beer and welcmed by the crwd.
draw 平局；和局；不分胜负
inning （棒球运动中的）局；回合
chicken nuggets 鸡肉块
Text 8（第12题为推断题）
M: What are yu ding, Anna?
W: I am ding the crsswrd. (10) I find it s funny. It culd help me t think while I am rganizing infrmatin with the help f the given clues. Mst imprtantly, this ne is ttally abut histry. It’s a gd way t imprve my histrical knwledge. (10)
M: It suits yu, since yu are a quiet persn. Hwever, my passin is ging zip lining in the frest.
W: What’s that? I’ve never heard f it.
M: Zip lining is a kind f activity that invlves sliding dwn a cable r a rpe in the air. It’s cnsidered as a fun activity nw. But in the past, it was highly practical and used in the Himalayas and the Alps as a way f transprtatin, withut damaging the natural envirnment. (11)
W: Oh, I guess I nce saw peple ding it n TV. It seems quite exciting but a bit dangerus.
M: Yu are right. I never treat it lightly while enjying the beautiful scenery. I always pay attentin t all the equipment like glves and the helmet.
W: Hmm … I’d like t give it a sht smeday.
zip lining 滑索
Text 9
M: Nancy, (13) culd yu share smething abut yurself with me?
W: Well, I was brn in Beijing and went t schl there right thrugh middle schl. (13) After that, I mved t Shenzhen with my family and I finished high schl there. I spent my cllege life in Shanghai. It was the first time that I had lived n my wn.
M: When did yu graduate?
W: I started cllege in 2012 and graduated with a Master’s in English after seven years f study. (14) Then I returned t my hmetwn and started my career.
M: OK. Have yu gt any wrk experience?
W: Yes, I have wrked fr tw cmpanies s far. Bth are abut English teaching. I helped students pass examinatins t study abrad and taught middle schl students t imprve their grades respectively. (15)
M: Hw lng did yu wrk fr the first cmpany?
W: Abut tw years. I learned a lt there, s I’m very grateful t my frmer leaders and clleagues.
M: Why did yu leave yur secnd cmpany? (16)
W: Well, I wasn’t well paid. I culdn’t feel a sense f achievement when my effrts weren’t rewarded. (16)
Text 10（第17题为推断题）
Gd evening, everyne! Tnight, I’d like t share with yu smething abut the Bermuda Triangle n the prgram. Have yu ever heard abut the Bermuda Triangle? It was n everyne’s lips frm abut 1950 till abut 1980. During that time, peple were cnvinced that mysterius pwers were at wrk there, causing the disappearance f many airplanes and ships.
The Bermuda Triangle is a large triangular area in the Atlantic Ocean. It became famus in 1950, after the Miami Herald published an article by Edward Jnes abut five American planes disappearing within that area in 1945. (18) A U.S. Navy search plane was sent ut t lk fr them but it als vanished.
Peple started wndering what had happened, and in 1964 Vincent Gaddis wrte an article called “The Deadly Bermuda Triangle”. It was fllwed by several bks, and very quickly, almst everyne in the wrld was talking abut the mysterius Bermuda Triangle.
In 1975, hwever, a librarian by the name f Larry Kusche published a bk. The bk shws that the tales abut the Bermuda Triangle and its dangers are mstly untrue. (19) He prved that planes r ships disappearing within the Bermuda Triangle are nt mre than anywhere else n the Earth, and that the Bermuda Triangle is just a sensatinal stry.
In 2013, a list f the wrld’s mst dangerus shipping lanes was published. The Bermuda Triangle wasn’t even mentined n the list! (20)
the Bermuda Triangle 百慕大三角
n everyne’s lips 大家都在谈论
Miami Herald 《迈阿密先驱报》