浙江省镇海中学2023-2024学年高二下学期期末英语试题

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2024年6月
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。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. Hw will the speakers prbably g int twn?
A. By train. B. By taxi. C. By bus.
2. What did the man make?
A. A painting. B. A phtgraph. C. A picture frame.
3. Hw des the wman feel?
A. Fine. B. Excited. C. Cnfused.
4. Hw much des a new phne cst?
A.$50. B.$60. C.$70.
5. Wh will prbably get the medicine?
A. The man's grandmther. B. The man's uncle. C. The man's auntie.
第二节 (共15小题: 每小题1.5 分, 满分22.5分)
听下面5段对话或独白.每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5 秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍.
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Teacher and student. B. Father and daughter. C. Guide and visitr.
7. Why can't the speakers see the elephants?
A. The z is clsed.
B. They run t slw.
C. A wrker signaled them t leave.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What did the wman d t prepare fr planting?
A. She did sme gardening.
B. She read sme bks yesterday.
C. She watched sme vides nline.
9. What des the man recmmend the wman grw?
A. Pears. B. Peaches. C. Pepper plants.
听第8段材料, 回答第 10 至 12题.
10. What des the wman want t d?
A. Wrk as an electrician. B. Be a lawyer. C. Fly a plane.
11. Where des the man wrk?
A. In the airprt. B. At a cllege. C. Frm his hme.
12. What des the wman think f the man's wrk?
A. Fascinating. B. Easy. C. Dangerus.
听第9段材料, 回答第 13 至 16题.
13. Wh is the man?
A. A team physician. B. A ftball player. C. A cach.
14. What did the wman hurt?
A. Her leg. B. Her ankle. C. Her head.
15. Where are the speakers?
A. At a gym. B. In a clinic. C. On a field.
16. What day is it tday?
A. Sunday. B. Mnday. C. Tuesday.
听第10段材料, 回答第 17 至20题。
17. What was the real passin f the speaker's father?
A. Science. B. Lgic. C. Histry.
18. What is the wrst prblem in making histry useful?
A. It leads t incrrect cnclusins. B. It makes histry bring. C. It is nt natural.
19. What des the speaker prbably d?
A. A teacher. B. A scientist. C. A mvie directr.
20. What is the main idea f the talk?
A. The imprtance f studying histry in schl.
B. The attitude twards learning histry.
C. The methds f teaching histry.
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
Amazing Phuket
Phuket(普吉岛) is the largest f Thailand's many islands and is situated n the cuntry's west cast. It is ften knwn as the “Pearl f The Andaman” due t its crystal blue seas, white sand beaches and sacred temples. As a melting pt, it basts incredible cultural, architectural, and culinary diversity. Befre traveling, here are sme imprtant things yu need t knw.
Weather in Phuket
·Ht seasn: April t June.
·Wet seasn: July t Nvember.
·Best time t g: December t March.
Staying safe in Phuket
·Water: D nt drink frm the taps. Always use bttled water.
·Emergency: In case f an emergency, dial 191 fr plice, 1155 fr turist plice, and 1669 fr ambulance.
·Insurance: Get travel insurance as a part f yur deal. It will always cme in handy if yu fall sick r if any ther emergency arises.
· Accmmdatin: Chse a suitable lcatin fr yur stay. D nt select a ddgy htel just because it is cheaper than the thers.
Tp three recmmended htels
La Green Htel and Residence
$110 per night/15% ff fr at least tw nights
Set in Bang Ta Beach, 1 km frm Bang Ta Beach, La Green Htel and Residence prvides a fitness centre, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Sle Mi Butique Htel and Wellness
$140 per night/20% ff fr at least tw nights
Sle Mi Butique Htel and Wellness ffers accmmdatin with an utdr swimming pl, free private parking, and a fitness centre, just 600 metres frm Bang Ta Beach.
Riviera Patng Htel
$125 per night/ 10% ff fr at least tw nights
Riviera Patng ffers accmmdatin with a bar and free WiFi, cnveniently lcated within 0.5k m f PatngBeach and 1.1 km f Jungceyln Shpping Center.
21. What can we learn abut Phuket?
A. It can be really ht there in September. B. It is the center f Thai religius celebratin.
C. Visitrs there are likely t savr diverse cultures. D. It gains reputatin fr its abundant pearl prductin.
22. Which f the fllwing tips fr staying safe in Phuket is WRONG?
A. Stick t bttled water rather than tap water. B. Cnsider factrs beynd price in htel selectin.
C. Purchase travel insurance fr unexpected illness. D. Dial 1669 if yu encunter rbbery during travel.
23. What's the price fr a persn staying tw nights at the nearest htel t Bang Ta Beach?
A.$224. B.$225. C.$56. D.$187.
B
The view frm the tp was breathtaking. It was 2023 and I had just climbed the Hvannadals Peak in Iceland, almst seven years after becming paralyzed frm the chest dwn after a climbing fall. My tw teammates and I were n ur way t becming the first all-disabled team t crss Eurpe’s largest ice cap, the mighty Vatnajökull glacier, unsupprted and unassisted.
A year befre, when Niall McCann first suggested making the 100–mile trip, I was excited by the prspect f returning t this lst wrld f crevasses(冰裂缝), muntains and ice, but upset and anxius abut whether I’d struggle. Back then, I still wuld have given anything fr my legs t wrk and t be able t walk again. But I was eager fr adventure and signed n t d the trip with McCann, wh had brken his back when paragliding, and EdJacksn, a frmer prfessinal rugby player wh had brken his neck in 2017.
This was ging t be the tughest challenge f my life. And yet, with each drive f my ples int the snw, I pushed myself further frm civilizatin—and clser t the man I'd nce been.
My mind drifted t the last time I was n a muntain befre my accident, climbing Mnte Rsa in the Italian Alps and feeling the addictive mixture f excitement and trepidatin. Thse same emtins returned as we battled thrugh pwerful strms and hidden crevasses befre we reached the ice cap's highest pint.
I was at the tp when I was hit by an unexpected wave f emtin. I realized that, despite all that I had been thrugh—all the challenges and setbacks I had faced—if smene asked me if I wanted my legs back, I wuld have said n. That mment affected every aspect f my life and the way I perceived my disability. N lnger did I cnsider myself disabled r injured, because, if I culd reach the summit f a remte ice cap, I culd vercme the frustratins and setbacks f day-t-day life with resilience and persistence. Yes, I d still have a life-changing injury—but, fr me, it's been fr the better.
24. What can yu knw abut the team?
A. It gt assistance frm an rganizatin. B. Its members all had a frm f disability.
C. It fllwed the steps f a similar previus team. D. It cnsisted f peple paralyzed dwn the chest.
25. What might have really caused the writer t hesitate abut the trip?
A. His paralyzed legs. B. Fear f ptential danger.
C. The lst wrld f ice. D. Lack f prper equipment.
26. What's des the underlined wrd “trepidatin” in paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A. Fear. B. Bravery.
C. Happiness. D. Disappintment.
27. What did the writer think f his injury after he made it t the tp?
A. It left him nthing but all setbacks. B. It caused his unexpected bad emtin.
C. He wuldn't knw his ptential therwise. D. He was trtured by the frustratins it caused.
C
A massive crack thrugh Africa is set t split the cntinent int tw and frm Earth's sixth cean, an entirely new sea frm Ethipia t Mzambique, scientists have warned.
The s-called Eastern African Rift(东非大裂谷) frmed at least 22 millin years ag but has shwn activity ver the last few decades. Ken Macdnald, a prfessr, said, “What we d nt knw is if this rifting will cntinue n its present pace t eventually pen up an cean basin, like the Red Sea. Or might it speed up? At the present rate, a sea abut the size f the current Red Sea, might frm in abut 20-30 millin years.”
Eastern African Rift System (EARS) stretches frm the Gulf f Aden in the nrth t Zimbabwe in the suth. Researchers believe EARS is grwing larger because tw tectnic plates are mving away frm each ther. It likely frmed because f heat flwing up frm the htter, weaker, upper part f Earth's mantle(地幔). Nw, a study fund that a massive eruptin f super-heated rck cming up frm ur planet's cre is driving the rifting.
Gephysicist D. Sarah Stamps cmpared a rifting cntinent’s different defrmatin styles with playing with Silly Putty(黏土玩具).“If yu hit Silly Putty with a hammer, it can actually crack and break,” said Stamps. “But if yu slwly pull it apart, the Silly Putty stretches. S n different time scales, Earth's lithsphere(岩石圈) behaves in different ways.”
The recent crack in 2018 is being debated amng the scientific cmmunity, as sme believe it is shwing the separatin in real time, while thers believe such prgressin is impssible. One resident named Eliud claimed he saw the crack run thrugh his hme. And he culd nly cllect sme f his belngings befre his huse cllapsed. Damages were seen n a busy rad in Kenya.
28. What is the ptential utcme if the rifting cntinues at its current pace?
A. Immediate frmatin f a large cean. B. Rapid frmatin f new muntain ranges.
C. Cmplete clsure f the Eastern African Rift. D. Creatin f an cean equivalent t the Red Sea.
29. What cntributes t the crack f Eastern African Rift System?
A. The stretches f the Gulf f Aden. B. The eruptin f super-heated rck.
C. The crashes f mving tectnic plates. D. The split f weaker part f Earth’ scre.
30. Why des Sarah mentin the Silly Putty in paragraph 4?
A. T stress the flexibility f cntinents mre. B. T better intrduce the behavirs f players.
C. T further analyze the frmatin f cntinents. D. T vividly explain hw rifting cntinent changes.
31. What might be the attitude f the scientists tward the real -time rifting?
A. Indifferent. B. Negative. C. Cntradictry. D. Optimistic.
D
Have yu ever wrried that yu might smell bad? Well, yu d have a smell, but nt in the way yu think. The human bdy releases hundreds f chemical cmpunds int the air every day, and these cmpunds reveal much mre than just ur health habits; they can als indicate ur health situatins.
In 1971, chemist Linus Pauling identified 250 different gaseus chemicals in ur breath, knwn as VOCs. These VOCs riginate frm the bdy's metablic (新陈代谢) prcesses and are excreted(排泄) thrugh skin glands. While sweat cntributes t these VOCs, it nly accunts fr a small prtin f them.
VOCs can reveal a lt abut ur health. Fr example, a sweet-smelling breath culd be a sign f diabetes. Besides breath, VOCs are als released frm ur skin, and feces(粪便). A ntable case invlved Jy Milne, wh nticed a change in her husband's scent 12 years befre he was diagnsed with Parkinsn's disease. Knwn as “the wman wh can smell Parkinsn's,” Jy has been using her keen sense f smell t help scientists develp a simple swab test t diagnse the illnesses.
Animals with advanced sense f smell, like dgs, have demnstrated they can detect varius types f cancer in humans. Althugh these scents are ften undetectable t the human nse, they prvide evidence that ur bdies emit different scents when smething is wrng.
The relatinship between VOCs, and ur health is still being studied. Prfessr Mrin and her team are investigating whether skin VOC signatures can reveal persnal attributes. They have already shwn that they can predict a persn's age within a few years based n their skin VOC prfile.
In ne interview, Prfessr Mrin stated, “We are at a relatively early stage in this research area, but we have already distinguished males frm females based n the acidity f skin VOCs. We believe skin VOCs can reveal aspects f wh we are, such as nutritin, health and stress. These signatures likely cntain markers that can be used t diagnse disease.”
S, wh knws—maybe ne day we will be able t detect diseases simply by breathing int a device.
32. What d we learn abut the VOCs accrding t the passage?
A. The VOCs are primarily cmpsed f sweat.
B. Our bdy's metablic prcesses are the surce f VOCs.
C. Skin VOCs cannt reveal ur age and gender up t nw.
D. VOCs nly released frm ur skin indicate health status.
33. Why des the authr mentin animals like dgs in paragraph 4?
A. T argue we shuld rely mre n animals.
B. T shw the superir intelligence f animals.
C. T highlight VOCs’ ptential as diagnstic markers.
D. T illustrate they have the capability t detect cancers.
34. What future technlgy might arise frm the understanding f VOCs?
A. Devices that can breathe disease-causing VOCs.
B. Equipment that can analyze VOCs t diagnse diseases.
C. Persnalized perfumes that can mask disease-related VOCs.
D. Advanced facilities that can change VOC t imprve health.
35. Which can be a suitable title fr the passage?
A. The Rle f Sweat in Human Health. B. Linus Pauling's Cntributins t VOCS.
C. Smell f Bdy Cntributing t Diseases. D. Detecting Diseases thrugh Bdy Scents.
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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
D yu have a passin fr art? Believe it r nt, yu dn't need a special degree r certificatin t get yur art career started. 36 . It's definitely nt impssible, hwever. With enugh fcus, drive, and determinatin, yu might see yur art gals becme a reality. We've put tgether a list f tips and tricks t help yu get started n yur artistic jurney.
37 .
Give yurself a fundatin with art skills. Art fundamentals, like perspective, anatmy (解 剖 ), and cmpsitin are imprtant building blcks in yur art career. These skills may seem basic, but they’ll make a big difference in yur future art pieces.
Sign up fr nline classes.
Pick an nline class that fits yur art niche. Frm traditinal sketches t digital art, there are tns f classes ut there that can help yu refine specific art skill sets. Search nline fr classes run by prfessinal artists—these are great, hands–n ways t imprve yur skills. A lt f prfessinal classes cst mney. 38 .
Inquire abut feedback.
39 . Friends r art acquaintances can be a big help. They can help pint ut areas f imprvement, s yu knw what t fcus n in the future.
G easy n yurself.
Becming a self-taught artist is a lng jurney. 40 . Instead, lve and accept yur art fr what it is instead f expecting it t be f prfessinal caliber right away.
A. Learn the basics.
B. Fcus n painting techniques.
C. Being a self-taught artist isn't easy.
D. Dn't cmpare yur art t the real artists'.
E. Hwever, sme universities ffer free art classes.
F. Ask a secnd pair f eyes t lk at yur artwrk.
And yu dn't need t be an expert t experience art.
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。
When Jessie Mclndc 41 her mther's hand-made wedding dress at the age f 6, she immediately annunced that, “I’d lve t wear this ne day,” ensuring her lips culd be easily 42 . Within weeks, 43 , the dress was frgtten as Jessie and her parents, Denise and Paul, faced 44 news: Denise was diagnsed with 45 .
Denise was fund her inner ear damaged even befre she was brn. But the hearing impairment 46 t slw her dwn as she grew int a wman wh always laughed.
Six years after their wedding, Jessie was brn. And, f curse, frm age three, Jessie wuld 47 the phne. “Mum can't talk. Can yu phne back when Dad's hme?”
Despite the 48 , there was plenty her mther culd d, including sewing cstumes fr Jessie's dance recitals and cmmunicating 49 with her daughter, using hand signals.
When Denise fund a huge lump in her breast, with n treatment 50 , she returned hme, facing life with her usual 51 .
Many years later, Jessie was married. As she slipped int her mther's wedding dress, she 52 a flat rectangle envelpe. Reading the few 53 penned wrds and the “lve frm Mum” signature at the bttm,
Jessie culdn’t stp 54 . Then she dried her tears and prepared t enjy every mment f the day her mther had pictured as she wrte the last card.
Nw, the garment has been carefully preserved in a bx, awaiting the mment Jessie will pass it t her wn children t tuch the fabric that 55 them t their grandmther.
41. A. put aside B. tk ff C. stepped int D. wre n
42. A. read B. heard C. seen D. felt
43. A. hwever B. mrever C. luckily D. ddly
44. A. exciting B. frightening C. cmfrting D. annying
45. A. deafness B. fever C. cancer D. blindness
46. A. succeeded B. decided C. failed D. attempted
47. A. fix B. speak C. talk D. answer
48. A. cnditin B. pain C. flaw D. truble
49. A. frmally B. silently C. prly D. strangely
50. A. painful B. impssible C. effrtless D. available
51. A. care B. wisdm C. energy D. smile
52. A. lst B. presented C. sptted D. received
53. A. independently B. painstakingly C. unknwingly D. hardly
54. A. tuching B. sbbing C. cmplaining D. shuting
55. A. bring B. separate C. accmpany D. cnnect
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。
Acupuncture(针灸) is 56 ancient Chinese medicine-based apprach t 57 (treat) a variety f diseases by triggering specific pints n the skin with needles. Since Qin dynasty, the Chinese 58 (alleviate)pain and treated illnesses thrugh acupuncture. This practice riginates frm the discvery 59 pricking specific pints n the bdy with stne needles culd ease pain and symptms, which is in line 60 the philsphy that facilitates the 61 (harmny) cexistence f humans with nature.
Accrding t Recrds f the Grand Histrian, authred by Sima Qian abut 2,100 years ag, Bian Que, a highly skilled dctr during the Warring States Perid (475-221 BC), was famus fr having saved a prince frm death by using needles 62 (stimulate) the Baihui acupint(穴位) n the head f the uncnscius man. Bian Que’ cure was s effective that the prince and the whle ryal family became his 63 (regular).
Ancient Chinese believed that the human bdy was filled with a(n) 64 (visible) life-giving frce which they called ‘qi’ and when the qi was flwing well and ging t all the right places inside a persn’s bdy, then he wuld experience gd mental and physical health. Tday, many peple vlunteer t becme a 65 (license)practitiner(从业人员) fr acupuncture, an effective therapy t help address a variety f health cncerns.
第四部分 写作 (共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
最近，你校英语贴吧正在就“英语学习中工具的合理使用”这一话题进行热议.你观察到身边有些同学在完成英语作业时过度依赖词典笔(smart pen)，这对他们的英语学习产生了不利影响。请你回帖响应，内容包括:
1.描述现象;2.你的观点;3.阐述理由.
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。
Hi, everybdy!


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。
One day, Grace brught cakes t schl fr the whle class. She said, “My mm made these cakes because she is a ‘grilla’ (大猩猩) .”
Seeing everyne was cnfused, Grace handed Ms. King a nte. Ms. King wrte the wrds n the blackbard: Grilla Gdness. Grace explained that it was a club fr adults, with its members regularly practicing acts f kindness . Grace added that her mther had jined the club and practiced the kindness by making cakes fr kids and the ld peple.
Hearing that, ne student suggested setting up their wn club. That was hw the Schl's Grillas Gdness started. In the fllwing days, everyne except Tdd did smething kind t peple arund.
And when everyne gathered, ding smething kind, Tdd wuld dance arund, shuting, scratching his bdy like a grilla, and saying, “Oh—h! Lk at me. I’m a big, stupid grilla wh tries t please everyne!” Hearing this, Grace and her teammates were annyed.
One Saturday, Ms. King tld the kids that Tdd's dg had died the day befre and that Tdd was at hme feeling sad. Ms. King encuraged them t visit Tdd. Grace wasn't happy. She raised her hand, replying, “But Tdd makes fun f us s much.”
“Maybe he’s felt left ut,” said Ms. King. “Did any f yu ever ask Tdd if he’d like t jin yur newly-built club?” The kids shk their heads and thught Tdd a bad by. “The Schl’s Grillas Gdness wuld see gd within everyne,”Ms. King added. Hearing the wrds, the kids tried t decide what t d. Even thugh Tdd had been bad, they all felt pity fr him. The dead dg was his nly friend. “I knw!” said Grace. “My mm wuld be happy t take us t the pet shelter t find a new dg fr Tdd!”
The next day, all members f the Schl's Grillas Gdness went t Tdd's huse. Tdd lked sad and lnely. “We cme t make yu a Gdness Grilla f ur schl!” said Grace. “Why?” Tdd asked. One kid said Tdd had been friendly in the first grade. Anther said Tdd was funny and he culd bring us laughter.
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: Grace replied, “My reasn is that yu can d a great grilla imitatin. Can yu teach us?”. ___



Paragraph 2: Then, Grace led Tdd ut t his backyard where sme f the Schl's Grillas Gdness had
tied a little dg.


镇海中学2024年6月高二年级期末教学质量检测
高二年级 参考答案
第一部分 听力 (共两节，满分30分)
1-5 BACCA 6-10BCACB 11-15AACBC 16-20 ACBAB
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 CDA 24-27 BAAC 28-31 DBDC 32-35 BCBD
第二节 (共5 小题; 每小题2.5分, 满分 12.5分)
36-40 CAEFD
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)
41-45CAABC 46-50 CDABD 51-55 DCBBD
第二节 (共 10小题; 每小题1.5分, 满分15分)
56. an 57. treating 58. have alleviated 59. that 60. with
61. harmnius 62. t stimulate 63. regulars 64. invisible 65. licensed
第四部分 写作 (共两节，满分40分)
略
听力材料
Text1
M : Once we land , we can get a bus r train int twn .
W : Let ' s just grab a taxi . Althugh it will be mre expensive , it saves us frm waiting ages fr a bus r train . I ' ll pay fr it .(1)
Text 2
M : I want t get this picture in a frame . It ' s my first ne I ever made , and it has me , my mm and my dg in it . W : Very nice , it lks s realistic !(2)
Text 3
W : What was the cach thinking abut ? Why did he take his best player ff befre half time ?(3)
M : I think it was because he was injured but he managed t walk away fine .
Text 4
W : It will cst S50 t fix the phne .
M : That ' s way t much . I may as well buy a new ne , since it ' s nly S20 mre .(4) Did yu raise yur prices ?
W : N , but a new screen fr this mdel csts $10 mre than that fr the previus ne .
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W : The medicine is in shrt supply , s ur pririty is the elderly . Culd I have yur ages , please ?
M : I ' m 18, Auntie is 40, Uncle is 41 and Grandma is 78.AI English
W : We can nly give it t ne persn per husehld .(5)
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M : There is n use in arguing . Unfrtunately , we have t leave right nw .(7)
W : But want t see the elephants . Yu prmised we wuld see the elephants .(7)
M : I knw , hney , but the z clses in five minutes and we ' re t far away .
W : But if we run fast enugh , we can still make it .
M : That wuld be nice , but the wrker ver there is already pinting us ut . Take a lk .(7)
W : But I really want t see the elephants .
M : Maybe we can cme back next Friday after schl
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M : There are 20 speciesfpantsndiscndyhereat Al ' s Garden Stre . Is there anything yu like ?
W : That ne lks amazing .
M : That ' s a pear tree . It is very challenging t grw . Hw much experience d yu have ?
W : Almst nne . I just dug the garden behind my huse yesterday ,(8) and started reading a bk abut gardening tday ．
M : Yu can ' t g wrng with a fast - maturing strawberry bush , r this pepper plant . In this suthern climate , they grw withut truble , like weeds . We have them n sale right ver here .(9)
W : I like them t . But I dn ' t recall anything abut them in my bk . Hw will I plant them crrectly ?
M : I recmmend yu watch vides nline instead . Bks are great and highly accurate . But there are vides abut every plant imaginable nline .
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W : Where did yu g t university ?
M : I didn ' t , actually . I went t cllege .
W : What ' s the difference ?
M : In America , yu g t cllege if yu want t study a trade . If yu knw a specific jb yu want t d , yu g t cllege t learn it .
W : P ' m 100% sure I want t practice law .(10) Shuld I g t cllege ?
M : N , I mean if the jb yu want t d desn ' t take that lng t learn , then yu g t cllege . Fr example , fr building walls r fixing electric lines .(12) But that ' s nt always true . I d air traffic cntrl , and I went t cllege .(11）
W : Ww , thse are the peple wh make sure planes dn ' t crash when they land . That sunds interesting .(11)
M : Yu als have t understand hw planes fly , hw the airprt wrks , and mre . That ' s why I had t g t schl fr three years .(11)(12)
W : That sure sunds like a lt f wrk . Almst as lng as law schl !(12)
M : It was a lt f wrk . Smetimes I felt like the campus was my hme .
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M : We ' re ging t start with sme exercise ! Everyne is ging t run fr 15 minutes , then g lift thse weights ver there 20 times abve yur heads . Then yu sit here and wait fr my cmmand .(13)
W : But we nly have an hur t train tday . Shuldn ' t we practice playing ?
M : Yur prblem is fitness . I nticed it at ur last game . There were n issues when it came t kicking and passing , but yu all gt tired in the secnd half . That ' s why yu lst , and that ' s why we have t train like this tday
W : D we really have t run fr s lng , thugh ? We run when we practice playing ftball .
M : N mre questins . On yur marks . Get set . G .(13)
W : Ouch !
M : What ' s wrng nw ?
W : I think myankle still hasn ' t healed frm the game yesterday .(14)
M : If it still hurts , then yu shuldn ' t be here .(14) What went thrugh yur head ? Yu need t be cmpletely ready fr Tuesday ' s field strategy clinic .(16) G ver t the bench and have the team physician take a lk .(15) W : Where ' s that happening ?(15）
M : Right here . We ' re ging t be learning hw t play crrectly at different parts f the field .(15)
W : I dn ' t knw if I can make it by then . It ' s the day after tmrrw !(16)
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Sme peple say we shuld study histry because we can learn frm the mistakes f the past . Hwever , I believe that takes away the enjyment f the subject . If we try t find sme use in these histrical stries frm bks , we just put ur present prblems int situatins that have nthing in cmmn . This is a lt like my dad . He was a scientist and was always very lgical . Hwever , his real passin was fr histry .(17) He wuld read his newspaper in the mrning , and then cmpare it with sme events frm an ancient civilizatin thusands f years ag . Ever since I started studying histry in university , I ' ve learned that might nt be the best way . When we see histry as a way t find slutins abut ur current issues , we make cnnectins that are incrrect . Wrse still , histry becmes bring .(18) We try t frce ur views and wrries nt the peple f the past . Instead , why nt just enjy the human stries ? If an bvius cnnectin des arise , then there might indeed be sme lessns there fr us . Hwever , in my pinin , nly when we read histry naturally , fr its wn enjyment , we will ntice thse lessns . That ' s the first thing I tell my students , and I d everything I can t make the subject fun .(19) Fr example , I direct them t watch mvies and g t museums , nt just read bks .