2025屆陜西省等四省聯(lián)考高三下學(xué)期第一次模擬預(yù)測(cè)英語試題

絕密★啟用前2024—2025學(xué)年（下）高三第一次四省聯(lián)考英語考生注意：1．答題前，考生務(wù)必將自己的姓名、考生號(hào)填寫在試卷和答題卡上，并將考生號(hào)條形碼粘貼在答題卡上的指定位置。2．回答選擇題時(shí)，選出每小題答案后，用鉛筆把答題卡對(duì)應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號(hào)涂黑。如需改動(dòng)，用橡皮擦干凈后，再選涂其他答案標(biāo)號(hào)?；卮鸱沁x擇題時(shí)，將答案寫在答題卡上。寫在本試卷上無效。3．考試結(jié)束后，將本試卷和答題卡一并交回。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）做題時(shí)，先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有2分鐘的時(shí)間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對(duì)話。每段對(duì)話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽完每段對(duì)話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對(duì)話僅讀一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A．￡19.15. B．￡9.18. C．￡9.15.答案是C。1．Howmuchshouldthewomanpayfortheshoes?A．$198. B．$200. C．$220.2．Whatdayisittoday?A．Wednesday. B．Thursday. C．Friday.3．WhataboutCaliforniaattractstheman?A．Itscuisine. B．Itsscenery. C．Itsculture.4．Howisthewomanrequiredtopay?A．Byonlinelink. B．Bycreditcard. C．Incash.5．Whatisthewomandoing?A．Makinganorder. B．Checkingthedelivery. C．Applyingformembership.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對(duì)話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Onthestreet. B．Inthehotel. C．Atthesubwaystation.7．Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Takethesubway. B．Changehishotel. C．Walktohisdestination.聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。8．WhydidthemanspeakergotoJack’sschool?A．Jackarguedwiththeteacher.B．Jack’steacherwantedtohaveatalk.C．Jackhadtroublegettingalongwithhisclassmates.9．WhatdidthemanspeakeroftendowhenJackwasinfirstgrade?A．HeplayedwithJackalot.B．HecheckedJack’shomework.C．Heconcentratedonhisownwork.10．WhatcausedJack’sproblem?A．Hecouldn’tunderstandhisteacher.B．Hewasn’tinterestedinschool.C．Hedidn’tspendenoughtimeonmaths.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。11．Whatisonthecalendar?A．Amap. B．Communityevents. C．Interestingstories.12．Whatisthemanconcernedabout?A．Safety. B．Shopping. C．Education.13．Whywillapartybeheld?A．Topromotesomeproducts.B．Towelcomenewcomers.C．Tocelebrateabirthday.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。14．Whyisthewomanworried?A．Shemightmakeherfatherupset.B．Someworkershavebeenlaidoff.C．Herfathermaygetoutofwork.15．Whydoesthewomancometotheman?A．Toseekhishelp.B．Totellhimaboutherdecision.C．Tosharesomenewswithhim.16．Whatdoesthemanpromisetodo?A．Phonethewomanlater.B．Consulthisfriend.C．Haveatalkwiththewoman’sfather.17．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Friends. B．Salespersonandcustomer. C．Co-workers.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18．WhatinspiredSusie’sloveforCentralPark?A．Herchildhoodactivities.B．Herresearchonflowers.C．Herworkwiththeenvironmentalagency.19．WhatdidSusiedotwoyearsagoregardingthepark?A．Shedesignedtwolakesforit.B．Sheprotecteditswildlife.C．Shedealtwithitspollution.20．WhatcanweknowaboutSusie’scurrentsituation?A．She’sbusywithwork.B．Shewantstoquitherjob.C．Shealwayshangsoutwithfriends.第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。AIntimesofemergency,youarejustasinglebuttonpressawayfrombeinginstantlylinkedtoourprofessionalemergencysupportcrew.FallDetectionOuradvancedYourStridewatchisequippedwithanintelligentautomaticfalldetectionsystem.Sensingafall,itwillimmediatelygetintouchwithourhighlytrainedandexperienced24/7monitoringteam.Additionally,youhavetheoptiontomanuallyinitiateacallforhelpbysimplypressingtheSOSbuttononthefrontfaceofthewatch,ensuringyouarealwayscovered.As48%offallsoccuroutside,YourStride’sfallalarmwatchhasbeendesignedtoworkbothindoorsandoutdoors.HowtheAlarmServiceWorksThealarmserviceoftheYourStridewatchfunctionsinastraightforwardyeteffectivemanner:●WhenyoupresstheSOSbuttonorwhenthewatchdetectsafall,itgetsanimmediateresponse.●Ourteamwillthencommunicatewithyouthroughthewatch,gatheringallthenecessarydetails.●Appropriatehelpwillbesenttoyourlocation.MultifunctionalHealthCompanionYourStrideisacomfortable,lightweightwristwatchwithacleartimeanddatedisplay.AlongsidetheSOSbuttonandautomaticfalldetection,itmonitorsyourheartrate,bloodpressure,andhasabuilt-instepcounter.Anotherimportantfeatureisitscompleteindependencefromexternalconnections.Itoperatesautonomously,withouttheneedforWi-Fioralandline.ThismeansthatnomatterwhereyouareintheUK,whetheryou’reinaremotecountrysidelocationorabustlingcitycenter,youcanconfidentlyaccessthehelpyouneed.PricingTheYourStridewatchisavailableatanaffordablepriceofjust￡60.Forthosewhorequire24/7emergencyhelp,thereisamonthlysubscriptionfeeof￡15.Anextra￡2permonthfortheadditionalfalldetectionfeature.Don’twaituntilit’stoolate.InvestintheYourStridewatchtodayandtakeaproactivesteptowardsyoursafetyandwell-being.21．Whatwillthewatchdowhendetectingafall?A．Itwillcontactthemonitoringteam. B．Itwillactivatealoudalarm.C．Itwillcallthelocalhospitalimmediately. D．ItwillinitiatetheSOSbuttonautomatically.22．Whichisafunctionofthewatchbesidesdetectingfalls?A．Toadjustheartrate. B．Tomonitorsleepquality.C．Tomeasurebloodpressure. D．ToconnecttotheInternet.23．Howmuchshouldonepayforthewatchwithayear’sfullservice?A．￡60. B．￡204. C．￡240. D．￡264.BJonBatiste,abigfigureinthemusicworld,viewsrevisitingclassicworksasagoldenopportunity,asseeninhislatestalbum（專輯）“BeethovenBlues,”wherehegivesnewlifetoBeethoven’scompositions.HeperceivesauniversalandpowerfulessenceinBeethoven’smusic,similartothatintheblues.Batisteservedasabandleaderfor“TheLateShowwithStephenColbert”until2022andisnowontheboardatTheJuilliardSchool.AndhehasreceivednumerousGrammynominations（提名）andwinsacrossdiversemusicalcategories.Hisdocumentary“AmericanSymphony,”whichdetailsthecompositionandpremiereofhissymphonyatCarnegieHallin2022,aswellasthestoryofhiswifeSuleikaJaouad’sbattlewithleukemia(atypeofbloodillness),hasearnedhimfurtherrecognition.Batistemaintainstheideathatclassicalmusic,Beethoven’sworksincluded,issuitableforreformation.Thereisaneedtobreakawayfromthetraditionalperceptionofclassicalmusic.Forinstance,inhisalbum,hestartswith“FürElise”,apiecefamiliartomany,andaddshisowncreativetouches.However,Batiste’sjourneyatJuilliardwasnotwithoutchallenges.AsanambitiousteenagerfromLouisiana,hisunconventionalpursuitsoutsidetheclassroomsometimesconflictedwiththeschool’sexpectations.However,helaterreturnedtoJuilliardtohonorhisfamily’smusicallegacyandisnowworkingtomaketheinstitutionmoreinclusive.Duringhiswife’sillness,Batistefoundthatcreativityservedasasourceofstrength.Hismusic,oftenassociatedwithjoy,alsohasrootsinstruggle,asexemplifiedby“AmericanSymphony,”whichaddressesthenation’sdeep-seatedpainandculturaltensions.Throughhisart,Batisteaimstobridgethepastandpresent,creatingworksthatresonate（共鳴）withthehumanexperience.24．WhatcanweknowaboutBatiste’slatestalbum?A．Itwasreleasedwhenhewasabandleader. B．Itisacollectionoftraditionalbluesmusic.C．ItincludesBeethoven’soriginalcompositions. D．ItgivesnewinterpretationstoBeethoven’sworks.25．Whatdoesparagraph2mainlyfocuson?A．Batiste’smusicalaccomplishments. B．Batiste’ssourceofinspiration.C．Batiste’ssuccessinGrammy-relatedevents. D．Batiste’snovelmusiccomprehension.26．WhichwordscanbestdescribeBatiste?A．Well-educatedandambitious. B．Broad-mindedandcreative.C．Warm-heartedandresponsible. D．Strong-willedandconsiderate.27．WhichofthefollowingmightBatisteagreewith?A．Thenewer,thebetter. B．Classicsshouldalwaysberespected.C．Somethingnewcanalwaysbefoundintheold. D．Thereisnothingimpossibleforawillingheart.CScientistshaveuncoveredacrucialpieceinthepuzzleofdinosaurfeatherevolution（羽毛進(jìn)化）.Somefeathereddinosaurs,alongwiththeircharacteristicsharpteethandlargebodies,alsohadskinsimilartothatofmodernreptiles（爬行動(dòng)物）.Featherslikelydevelopedinspecificareasofthedinosaur’sbody,whileotherpartswerecoveredinreptilianscales（鱗片）.AstudypublishedinthejournalNatureCommunicationsdetailsthesefindings,providingnewinsightsintotheevolutionaryshiftfromscalestofeathers.Feathersserveavarietyoffunctionsbeyondflight.Forinstance,peacocksusethemtoattractmates.Penguinsbenefitfromreduceddragwhentheydiveunderwater,andheronscanevenusetheirfeatherstocreateshade.Mostfeathereddinosaurs,suchastheropodsandsauropods,probablyusedfeatherstokeepwarm.MariaMcNamara,ascientistatUniversityCollegeCorkinIrelandandaco-authorofthestudy,commentedthattheshiftfromreptilianscalestofeathersisacrucialmilestoneinvertebrate（脊椎動(dòng)物的）evolution.Thisphenomenon,despitebeingthefocusofsubstantialresearch,stillresistscompleteunderstanding.Althoughnumerousfeatherfossilshavebeenstudied,fossilizedskinisextremelyrare.Inthisresearch,ateamfromUniversityCollegeCorkandNanjingUniversityinChinaexaminedararefossilizedskinsampleofthefeathereddinosaurPsittacosaurus.Thissmall,two-legged,horneddinosaurlivedinwhatisnowMongoliaandChinaduringtheearlyCretaceousperiod,around135—120millionyearsago,whendinosaurswerestartingtoevolveintobirds.Theresearchteamusedadevicewhichsentoutultravioletlight（紫外線）toidentifyareasofpreservedPsittacosaurusskin,whichareinvisibleundernaturallight.FurtherinspectionwithX-raysandinfraredlightrevealedthepreservedcellularstructure.Totheirsurprise,thefossilizedskinwasmadeofsilica,thesamecompound（化合物）asglass.Thistypeofpreservationhasneverbeenfoundinvertebratefossilsbefore.Theteambelievesthatsofter,morebird-likeskinmighthaveinitiallydevelopedonlyinthefeatheredpartsofthedinosaur’sbody,whiletherestoftheskinresembledthescalesofmodernreptiles.Thiszoneddevelopmentwouldhaveretainedessentialskinfunctions,likeprotectionagainstabrasion,dehydration,andparasites.Asaresult,thefirstdinosaurstodevelopfeatherscouldsurviveandpassonthegenesforfeatherstotheirlatergenerations.28．What’sthesignificanceofthestudy?A．Itchallengesourunderstandingofdinosaurs.B．Ithelpsbetterunderstandhowscalesformed.C．Itprovidescrucialevidenceforvertebrateevolution.D．Itrevealshowdinosaursbecameextinct.29．WhatmessagedoesMariaMcNamaradeliver?A．Feathersevolvedfromscalesveryquickly.B．Theevolutionaryprocessremainspartlyunknown.C．Thereisanurgentdemandformorefeatherfossils.D．Feathersarenecessaryindinosaurs’defencemechanism.30．Whatcanbelearnedabouttheresearch?A．Itlackedinternationalcooperation.B．Itignoredthediversityofdinosaurspecies.C．Itemployedmultipleadvancedtechnologies.D．Itmainlyfocusedonthedinosaur’sappearance.31．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“retained”inthelastparagraphmean?A．Preserved. B．Transformed. C．Stimulated. D．Removed.DAskstudentstodescribetheirbrain,andthey’relikelytosuggestacomputer,acommandcenter,ormaybealightning-fastcommunicationsnetwork.Butthey’dbebetteroffthinkingofthebrainasamusclethatgetsstrongerwithuse.ResearchersnowunderstandthatIQisn’tfixedatbirth.Justaswegetmorephysicallyfitfromexercising,wecanbuildbrainpowerthroughtheactoflearning.ChildrenwhoadoptwhatpsychologistCarolDweckcallsagrowthmindset（思維模式）understandthatintelligenceisn’tfixedbutcanbedevelopedthrougheffort.InMindset,Dweckexplainswhystudentswhohaveagrowthmindsetaremorewillingtotacklechallenges,learnfromfailure,andseecriticismasusefulfeedback（反饋）ratherthananexcusetogiveup.Thisisthekindofthinkingthatkeepsstudentsmotivated,evenwhenlearningishardwork.Thegoodnewsisthateventhemindsetisn’tfixed.Agrowthmindsetcanbelearnedandenhancedbymessagesthatpraisepersistenceandsethighexpectations.Forexample,helpstudentsunderstandthatchallengingassignmentswillstretchtheir“thinkingmuscles.”Atthesametime,providethemwithnecessarysupportsotheydon’tgetdiscouraged.Itiswidelybelievedthatallbrainsarenotequalandthatcontextandabilityinfluencelearning.Thebrainconnectsnewinformationtotheoldandcanbechangedbyexperience.Effectiveteachingstrategieshelpstudentsmovetowardhigher-orderthinking,orwhatneurologistscallexecutive（執(zhí)行）function.AsprofessorJudyWillis,MDexplains,“Wheneducatorsofferstudentschancestoputtheirlearningintopractice,particularlybyengagingthemingenuine,personallyrelevantactivitiesaccompaniedbyformativeassessmentsandcorrectivefeedbackthroughoutaunit,thefactsstudentslearnarenolongerrote（死記硬背）memory.Instead,thesefactsbecomesolidlyintegratedintoaninterconnectedmemoryframework,ratherthanbeingdesertedduetolackofuse.”O(jiān)fcourse,allthisbrainactivityishappeninginauniquewayforeachstudent.Byaddressinglearners’individualneeds,educatorscanhelpstudentsstrengthenthebondsthatwillleadtodeeperunderstanding.32．Whydoestheauthorcomparethebraintoamuscle?A．Toprovetheypossessmemorycells.B．Toshowtheycanbestrengthenedthroughexercise.C．Toemphasizetheytransportinformationquickly.D．Toillustratetheyareimportantorgansofthebody.33．WhatarechildrenwithagrowthmindsetlikeaccordingtoDweck?A．Theytendtoshyawayfromtrouble.B．Theypreferpositivefeedbackfromothers.C．Theyregardintelligenceasanunchangeablequality.D．Theyviewbarriersasopportunitiesforpersonalgrowth.34．Whichofthefollowingenhancesexecutivefunction?A．Creativeengagement. B．Organizingactivitiespersonally.C．Engagingindirectinteraction. D．Completeindependence.35．Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A．IQandItsInfluenceonLearningB．TheGrowthMindset:AKeytoDifficulty-SolvingC．TheSignificanceofExecutiveFunctioninEducationD．BrainpowerBuilding:EncourageaGrowthMindset第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Sometimes,determiningwhichprojectsyoushoulddevoteyourtimeandenergytofirsttakesenergyyoudon’thavetospare.36,youstillneedtofigureouthowtoprioritizethem.Trythe3-3-3method.ThistechniquecomesfromOliverBurkeman,authorofFourThousandWeeks:TimeManagementforMortals.37.First,devotethreehourstodeepworkonyourmostimportantproject.Next,completethreeotherurgenttasksthatdon’trequirethreehoursoffocus.Finally,dothree“maintenance”tasks,likecleaning,answeringemails,orschedulingotherwork.38.Jumpingintoitfirstmeansyou’llbefresh,focused,andmorelikelytobeabletofocusonataskwithoutgettingdistracted.Keepthosethreehoursfreeofemails,texts,chit-chat,orothersmallerduties,tothebestofyourability.Deepworkproducesmajorproductivity,soyou’llgetalotaccomplishedifyoucommittoit,butyoucan’tstayinthatmindsetforever.You’llwearyourselfoutafteraboutthreehours.39.Finally,yourmaintenancetasksgiveyouachancetogetthingsdonewhilegivingyourbrainarest.Thistechniqueissimilarto“eatingthefrog”,ordoingyourhardesttaskfirstthing.40,oryoucanuseittoputfinishingtouchesonwhateveryouwereworkingonduringthosethreehoursofintensefocus.Youcanusethistechniquetomanagesevendifferenttasksofvaryingurgencylevels.Justbesuretostickwiththeprocess,startingwiththebigliftandfinishingoffwiththelittlejobsthatkeepitallflowing.A．SogotothreeothersmallertaskstostayproductiveB．ButevenwhenyouknowwhattasksneedtobedoneC．Headvocatesplanningeachworkdayarounda3-3-3modelD．EvenifyoupayattentiontohowmanyresourcesyouwillneedE．He’llfeelthesamesenseofreliefwhenmovingontolessertasksF．Useyourmaintenancetimetoprepareforthefollowingday’sworkG．Whatdistinguishesthismethodfromothersisthefirstthreehours’deepwork第三部分語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。Nooneiswillingtofallill,especiallyinaforeigncountryalone.41,suchwasexactlywhathappenedtome.Afewmonthsago,whileIwasengagedinavolunteeringprojectinMwanza,Tanzania,something42happened—Ifellill.Despitemy43totakemedicinesandavoidunboiledwater,Iwashithard.Iwas44toaclinicwithahighfeverandseverebodypain.Aloneandterrified,Ieventhought,atacertainmoment,thatitwasthe45.46abatteryoftests,Ireceivedadiagnosis（診斷）ofseriousmalaria.Thedoctorgavemeinjectionsandtablets,47Iwouldn’thavetobeadmittedtothehospital.I48takingthetablets,anddesperatelythinking“keepthesedown,keepthesedown!”,butnothingworkedandIhadtobe49.Tearscourseddownmycheeks.Iwas50withfear.Then,akindnurse51.Sheremainedbymysideforafulleighthoursevenafterhershift52,gentlyholdingmyhand.Herpresencewasreallyagreat53.Haditnotbeenforher,Ican’timaginehowIcouldhave54thatnight.ThemedicinesgraduallytookeffectandsoonIwasreleased.Ineverlearnedhername,yetthenursehasleftadeepmark.Itservesasareminderthatinthedarkesttimes,asimpleactofkindnesscanmakeadifference,crossing55andbringingwarmthtostrangersinneed.41．A．Regrettably B．Constantly C．Originally D．Consequently42．A．a(chǎn)wkward B．strange C．unrecorded D．undesired43．A．failure B．opportunity C．a(chǎn)mbition D．effort44．A．recommended B．rushed C．a(chǎn)ssigned D．returned45．A．choice B．wisdom C．end D．truth46．A．Patientwith B．Subsequentto C．Dependenton D．Concernedabout47．A．replying B．a(chǎn)pologizing C．promising D．a(chǎn)ssuming48．A．kept B．forgot C．delayed D．quit49．A．investigated B．dismissed C．hospitalized D．distinguished50．A．consumed B．equipped C．compared D．impressed51．A．departed B．emerged C．passed D．called52．A．increased B．continued C．occurred D．concluded53．A．trick B．relief C．reminder D．success54．A．weathered B．described C．witnessed D．enjoyed55．A．a(chǎn)ges B．races C．boundaries D．genders第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，并將答案填寫在答題卡上。Thoughfarapartindistanceandculture,ChinaandIrelandsharesurprisingbonds,bothfamousforstrongcommunitiesabroadandtheirsharedenthusiasm56food,drink,andthearts.Amongthese,musicstandsoutasauniquebond,withIrishmusic57(hold)aparticularappealinChina.PartofthisculturallinkisLiYan,5865-year-oldBeijingnativewhonowlivesinLondon.Playingthebodhran,atraditionalIrishdrum,inmusicgatheringsthatunitemusicians,hehasbecomeavitalpartoftheIrishmusicscene.Originallyapoet,Li,59(draw)tothestorytellingandrhythmsofIrishmusic,evenastonishesaudiencesbysingingGaelicsongsinChinese.The60(connect)betweenIrishandChinesemusicislong-standing.Inthe1980s,TheChieftains,acelebratedIrishgroup,61(perform)inChina,introducingmillionstoIrishmusic.TheircollaborationwithChinesemusicianssymbolizedtheharmonyofbothcultures.Equally62(remark)isRiverdance,aworld-famousIrishdanceshow,whichbroughtIrishculturetoChina.ItisIrishmusic’ssharedtraditionswithChina,suchasdrummingandpoetry,63stronglyappealtopeople.“Musicisborderless,”saysLi,64journeyillustratesthatarthasthepower65(bond)peoplefromdifferentworldstogether.第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）假定你是李華。你的澳大利亞網(wǎng)友Jimmy將負(fù)責(zé)他們學(xué)校的中國(guó)文化研學(xué)之旅，發(fā)郵件咨詢你的建議。請(qǐng)給他回封郵件，內(nèi)容包括：1．你推薦的研學(xué)地點(diǎn)；2．你的理由。注意：1．寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個(gè)左右；2．請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearJimmy,____________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二節(jié)（滿分25分）閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。VolcanicashfromIceland’sEyjafjallaj?kullmadeEurope’sairportsshutdownfornearlyaweek,leavingthousandsofpassengersstranded（滯留）acrosstheglobe.AmongthemwasAgnes’smother,SophiaAtilaKafu,whowasstuckatSchipholAirportinAmsterdam,nearly4,000milesawayfromAgnes,whowasinCanada,waitingforhermothertoattendhergraduationceremony.ThiswouldhardlybenotablewereitnotforthefactthatSophiawas64,hadneverbeenoutsideKenya,hadneverbeenonaplane,hadneverbeeninsideanairport,spokeonlySwahili（斯瓦希里語）,carriedonly25eurosanddidn’thaveaworkingmobile.BythetimeAgnesrealizedsomethingwaswrong,SophiahadalreadybeenstrandedatSchipholfor19hours.Shehadsomeemergencycontactdetailswithherbut,sofar,nocallhadbeenmadeorreceived.Realizingthathermotherwasunabletoseekhelp,Agnescalledtheairline,KLM（荷蘭航空）,toaskiftheycouldsearchforher.Theairlinetoldherthattherewastoomuchchaosintheairportandthattheywouldnotbeabletolocateoneparticularperson.Unabletorest,Agnescontactedherfriendsandhercolleaguesforhelp.Soon,therewerepeoplefromBoston,Toronto,NewYorkandSanFranciscoworkingonasolution.Bynow,Sophiahadbeenstrandedfornearly40hours.OneofAgnes’sfriendssentanemailtohercontactstitled“Urgentlyneedyournetworkinghelp!”Itbegged,“Doyouknowanyonewho’sstrandedinAmsterdam,orknowanyonewhoseFacebookfriendsorTwitterfollowersmightbethere?”Thisemailspreadquicklyamongfriendsoffriends.Withintwohours,theemailwentintotheinboxofGeorgeBougias,themanagerofDeltaAirlines(aKLMpartner).GeorgehappenedtoknowSwahili.Afewminuteslater,Georgewasonhiswaytotheairport.Heandsixsecurityagentsbegantocombtheairport.注意：1．續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個(gè)左右；2．請(qǐng)按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。Nearmidnight,theynoticedafigurewrappedinablanketoutsidetheairport._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fourdayslater,SophiaarrivedinCanadaintimeforAgnes’sgraduationceremony._________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

英語·答案聽力原文Text1W:Thispairofshoesfitsmewell.Howmuchisit?M:Theoriginalpriceis$220,buttodaywehavea10%discount.W:That’sgreat!I’lltakeit.Text2M:Whenareyougoingonvacation?W:I’mleavingonSunday.We’regoingtoCanada.M:Really?Thedayaftertomorrow?That’sverysoon.Text3W:IwenttoCalifornialastyear.Theweatherwasunbearablyhotmostofthetime.Therewasnothingspecialaboutthefoodatall.Ijustdon’tunderstandwhyyoulikeitsomuch.M:Well,youmighthavemissedthebestpart.ThethingthatreallydrawsmetoCaliforniaisitsrichanddiverseculturalatmosphere.Text4W:Doyouacceptcreditcards?Ihavenocashwithme.M:Iamsorry,butwedon’ttakecreditcardnumbersonphoneforsecuritypurposes.Icansendyouanemailwithanonlinelink.Text5W:Iorderedacoupleofladies’watchesandtheyweresupposedtobedeliveredon19thofthismonthbutIhaven’treceivedtheorder.M:MayIknowyourordernumber,please?W:Sure,it’sAK129984.Text6M:Excuseme,I’mlookingfortheHolidayHotel.Doyouknowwhereitis?W:Sure.It’sdownthisstreetontheleft.M:Howfarisit?W:Aboutonekilometer.M:Isitclosetothesubwaystation?W:Yes,it’sveryclose.Thesubwaystationisnexttothehotel.Butthereisnosubwayorbusinthisstreet,soyouhavetowalktotheHolidayHotel.M:Thanksalot.Text7W:Tom,didyougotoJack’sschoollastweek?M:Yes.Histeacheraskedmetohaveatalk.W:Didhecauseanytroubleatschool?M:No.Itwasabouthisstudies.TheteachersaidshewasworriedaboutJack’sperformanceinmaths.W:Whydidshesaythat?M:Well,accordingtoher,Jackdidwellinmathslastterm,buthisgradeskeepfallingthisterm.W:WhatdoyouthinkhasledtoJack’schange?M:I’mnotsure.AsI’vebeenbusywithmyworklately,Iseldomtalkwithhimabouthisstudies.Whenhewasinfirstgrade,Icheckedhishomeworkeverynight.W:Thatmaybewheretheproblemlies.Youshouldtalktohim.M:Yes,Ihavealreadytalkedwithhim.Hesaidthathespentmuchtimeplayingfootballwithhisteammates,andthatheoftenfinishedhishomeworklate.Text8W:Heythere.I’mlivingnexttoyourhouse.MynameisShirley.M:Hi,Shirley.I’mBob.It’snicetomeetyou.W:Nicetomeetyou,too.M:Pleasecomein.W:Hereisalittlegiftforyourfamily.It’sacalendarwithallthecommunityeventsonit.M:Thankyou!Ireallyappreciateit.Actually,Iamworriedaboutthesecurityofthiscommunity.W:Oh,don’tworryaboutthat.Therearesecurityguardsonduty24hoursaday.M:Really?That’sgood.Arethereanysupermarketsintheneighborhood?W:Ofcourse.Thereisonenearby.I’lltakeyoutheresometimeifyouwant.M:Terrific!W:Bytheway,therewillbeapartyforallthenewpeopleinthiscommunitythedayaftertomorrow.IhopeIwillseeyouthere.M:Oh,mybirthdayisalsoonthatday,butI’llbethere.W:Great.I’vegottogo.Seeyoulater!M:Seeyou.Text9W:HiPeter,canItalktoyouforamoment?Ijustheardthecookiefactorydowntownisgoingoutofbusiness.M:Wheredidyouhearthat?W:Saratoldme.M:I’mnotsurewhetherthat’strue.Ihaven’theardanythingaboutit.W:Shesaidthattheyhavealreadystartedtolaypeopleoff.M:Doesn’tyourfatherworkthere?W:Yes,I’mreallyworriedhemightgetlaidoff.Hejuststartedtoworkthereaboutthreemonthsago.WhatdoyouthinkIshoulddo?M:You’dbettertalktoyourfather.W:Yeah,buteveniftherewassomethingwrong,Idon’tthinkhe’dtellme.Hedoesn’tliketoupsetme,butIreallywouldliketoknowwhat’sgoingon.M:Sowhatareyougoingtodo?W:Aren’tyougoodfriendswiththepresidentofthatcompany?M:Yes,weusedtoworktogether.W:Maybeyoucouldcallhimandseewhat’sgoingon.M:Well,it’sprettylatenow,butI’llcallhiminthemorning.W:OK,thankssomuch.Text10W:I’mSusie,andI’mheretotalkaboutimprovingaparkinmycitycalledCentralPark.Myinterestintheparkwasinspiredbymychildhoodhobbies.Iusedtocollectwildflowers,andmybooksweremostlyaboutscience.WhenIwasyoung,IlikedplayingballgamesinCentralParkwithmyfriends.Twoyearsago,Iwentbacktotheparkagainforawalkandwasamazedtoseeh