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2023-2024(上)江?省宜豐中學(xué)??開學(xué)考英語試卷第?部分聽?(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)共第?節(jié)(共

5 ;?題每，滿分分)?題 分聽下?5段對話每段對話后有?個?題從題中所給的C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置聽完每段對話后，你都有0秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)?題和閱讀下??題，每段對話僅讀??題 分Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?photos. B.Buyacamera. C.Helpthewoman.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?Anoisynight. B.Theirlifeintown. C.Aplaceofliving.Whereisthemannow?Onhisway. B.Inarestaurant. C.Athome.WhatwillCeliado?Findaplayer. B.agame. C.Playbasketball.Whatdayisitwhentheconversationtakesplace?C.(第?節(jié)共;?題每?題

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，回答7題WhatisSaragoingtodo?BuyJohnagift. B.GiveJohnasurprise. C.InviteJohntoFrance.WhatdoesthemanthinkofSara’splan?Funny. B.Exciting. C.Strange.7聽第 段材料

，回答第9題WhydoesDianasaysorrytoPeter?Shehastogiveuphertravelplan. B.Shewantstovisitanothercity.CSheneedstoputoffhertest.WhatdoesDianawantPetertodo?Helpherwithherstudy. B.abooktoherfriend.C.ageographylesson.8聽第 段材料

，回答第0?2題Whydoesthemancallthewoman?tellherabouthernewjob. B.askaboutherjobprogram.C.planameetingwithher.Whoneedsanewflat?Alex. B.Andrea. C.Miranda.Whereisthewomannow?InBaltimore. B.InNewC.In9聽第 段材料

，回答第3?6題WhatdoesJanconsidermostimportantwhenhejudgesarestaurant?A.Wheretherestaurantis. B.WhetherthepricesareC.Howwellthefoodisprepared.WhendidJanbegintowriteforamagazine?AfterhecamebacktoSweden. B.BeforehewenttotheUnitedStates.C.Assoonashegothisfirstjobin1982.WhatmayJandotofindagoodrestaurant?topeopleinthestreet. B.Speaktotaxidrivers. C.Askhotelclerks.WhatdoweknowaboutJan?Hecooksforarestaurant. B.Hetravelsalotofhiswork.C.HeprefersAmericanfood.10聽第 段材料

，回答第7?0題WhatdoweknowaboutthePiazaLeen?It’snewbuilding. B.It’sasmalltown. C.It’spublicplace.WhendoparentsandchildrenlikegoingtothePiazaLeen?Saturdaynights. B.Sundayafternoons. C.FridaysandSaturdays.Whichstreetisknownforitsfoodshopsandmarkets?deiMarStreet. B.FemandoStreet. C.HemandesStreet.WhydoesthespeakerlikeHorationStreetbest?Ithasanoldstonesurface. B.Itisnamedafterawriter.Ithasafamousuniversity.(第?部分閱讀共

兩節(jié)，滿分50分)共第?節(jié)(共;?題每，滿分分)?題 分閱讀下列短?，從每題所給的D四個選項中選出?題 分ATravelingbytraincanbearomanticwaytoseetheworld.Herearesomefantastictraintripstoaddtoyourtravelbucketlist.Qinghai-TibetRailwayWhereitgoes:XiningtoLhasaHowlongittakes:20hoursand55minutesWhynotstartwiththeworld’shighesttrainride?Thegorgeous1,215-milejourneyonlymakessevenstopsasitpassesthroughfourdifferentbiologicalcommunity.BookingbetweenAprilandNovemberbodesforbetterweather,thoughthestunningviewsofgrasslands,wetlands,mountainsanddesertsarealwaysbreathtaking.EurostarWhereitgoes:Londonto/fromParisHowlongittakes:hoursand15minutesEurostarisapopularwayforfolkstogetfromLondontoParis,butithasanotherdrawthatmakesitagreatbucket-listtraintrip.For20minutes,you’llactuallyberiding150feetunderwaterthroughthefamedEnglishChannel.TrainsleavefromSt.Pancras/King’sCrossinLondonandarriveinGareduNord[inParis].OrientExpressWhereitgoes:ParistoIstanbul(originalroute)TheOrientExpressisoneofthemostfamoustrainjourneysinhistory,withmoviesandmurder-mysterynovelsundoubtedlyaddingtoitsmysteryandfascination.canstillrideitsoriginalrouteincludedinaEurailGlobalPass.Trans-SiberianRailwayWhereitgoes:MoscowtoVladivostokHowlongittakes:Sevendays

allofwhichis—TheTrans-SiberianRailwayisanotherhistoricallyfamousrailroadthatshouldbeonyourbucketlist.It’salsotheworld’slongestcontinuousrailway,clockinginat5,772milesfromMoscowtoVladivostok,Russia.Alongtheway,you’llpassthrougheighttimeszonesandhaveplentyoftimetoseethebeautifulRussiancountryside.WhatfeaturesQinghai-TibetRailway?Theheightofthetrainride. B.Thetop-speedtraveltime.C.Theoveralllengthoftherailway. D.Thevariedzonesalongtheroute.WhatisthemostspecialaboutEurostar?TheoriginalrideroutetoParis.PassingunderwaterthroughtheEnglishChannel.RunningfromEnglishChanneltoGareduNord.Diverseentertainmentsofmurder-mysterymovies.WhichrouteallowsyoutoadmirethebeautifulRussiancountryside?B.C.Trans-SiberianRailway. D.Qinghai-TibetRailway.BItwasacoldnightinWashington,D.C.,andIwasheadingbacktothehotelwhenamanapproachedme.HeaskedifIwouldgivehimsomemoneysohecouldgetsomethingtoeat.I’dreadthesigns:“Don’tgivemoneytobeggarsasmostofthemareswindlers.”SoIshookmyheadandkeptwalking.Iwasn’tpreparedforareply,butwithnohesitation,hefollowedmeandsaid,“IreallyamhomelessandIreallyamhungry!cancomewithmeandwatchmeeat!”ButIkeptonwalking.Theincidentkeptbotheringmefortherestoftheweek.Ihadmoneyinmypocketanditwouldn’thavekilledmetohandoveradollarortwoevenifhehadn’tbeenarealbeggar.Onafreezingcoldnight,noless,Iassumedtheworstofafellowhumanbeing.FlyingbacktoAnchorage,Icouldn’thelpthinkingofhim.Itriedtoreasonmyfailuretohelpbysupposinggovernmentagencies,churchesandcharitiesweretheretofeedhim.Besides,you’renotsupposedtogivemoneytobeggars.SomewhereoverSeattle,IstartedtowritemyweeklygardencolumnforTheAnchorageDailyNews.Outoftheblue,Icameupwithanidea.Bean’sCafe,alocalcharityservicekitchen,feedshundredsofhungrylocalpeopleeveryday.Whynottrytogetallmyreaderstoplantonerowofvegetablesorflowersintheirgardensforarowforandsimple.didn’tkeeprecordsbackthen,buttheideabegantotakeoff.Folkswouldfaxmeorcallwhentheytooksomethingin.It’sfoodforthespiritandcomfortformyconscience.InApril1995,theGardenWritersAssociationofAmerica(GWAA)heldtheirannualmeetinginAnchorageandafterlearningourprogram,PlantaRowforBean’sbecamePlantaRowForTheHungry.Theideathenwastohaveeverymemberwriteortalkaboutplantingarowforthehungry,whichbroughttheprogramtonationalattention.Asmoreandmorepeopleparticipated,newvariationscroppedup.Manycompaniesgavefreeseedstocustomersanddisplayedthelogofortheprogram.Donationspouredin.ItwasthenthatIcouldreallystopfeelingguilty.Theunderlinedword“swindlers”inthefirstparagraphisclosestinmeaningto .B.C.Whydidtheauthorthinkheassumedtheworstofafellowhumanbeing?Becausehedidn’tshowfairrespecttoabeggartreatinghimbadly.BBecausehecouldhavehelpedahungrymanbuthepassedby.Becausehebelievedthatnopeoplebeggedbecauseofrealhunger.Becausehethoughtthatcharityworkwasthegovernment’sduty.Howdidtheauthormakeupforwhathehaddone?Hesetupalocalkitchentohelpthepoor.Heplantedarowofvegetablesforcharity.HecalledonpeopletodonatemoneytotheBean’s.HeinitiatedtheideaofPlantarowforBean’s.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?Thebeggargaveupthefirsttimehewasturneddownbytheauthor.TheauthorinventedtheprograminspiredbytheAnchorageDailyNews.expandedtheprogramconceptandmadeitnationwidein1995.Theprogramwaslatertakenoverbysomeseedingcompanies.Callhaveanideaaboutthecommontypesofenvironmentalproblems.However,lightpollutionmaybeanewtermtomanyofus.But,thefactisthatitdoesaffectmankind,otherlivingformsandtheenvironmentasawhole.Whatislightpollution?Itpresentsallformsofmisusedman-madelight.Theobviouscauseoflightpollutionistheuseofoutdoorlightingproductsimproperly.Itcanbeofficelighting carheadlights,stationlights,streetlightsandmanymore.Lightpollutionisharmfultobothanimalsandplants.Uponstudies,itisfoundthatobviouseffectsareobservedinthebehaviourofanimalsthatareactiveatnight.Needlesstomention,brightlightatnightmakesitdifficultfortheseanimalstohunt,wanderandperformtheirregularactivities.Lightpollutionisdirectlyorindirectlyresponsibleforcausingseveraldiseases.Itseffectsarerelatedtodisturbanceinthephysicalrhythm(節(jié)).Itcontributestorisksofdevelopingcancerouscells.So,it’snothinglessthanathreattohumanhealth.奏havealreadyseenthenegativeeffectsoflightpollutiononanimalsandhumanhealth.Apartfromthis,theactualcostofmisusedlightisaboutmillionsofdollarseveryyear.Italsoleadstothereleaseofgreenhousegasesandglobalwarming.Afterall,coalorgasisusedforproducingelectricity.Whileoutdoorlightingandusingman-madelightingproductsarepartofourmodernlifestyle,somesimplewayswillsurelyhelpinreducinglightpollution.Forexample,whileinstalling(安裝

)outdoorlighting,makesurethattheyarepointeddownwards.Also,useonlytherequiredlightingequipmentforbothhomeandoffices.Believeitornot,manypeoplelivingintheurbanareascannotviewclearskyandstarsatnight.Let’scontributeourpartinreducingthepollution.Whatcanwelearnaboutlightpollution?Ithaslittleeffectonplants.Itcontributestomostcancers.Itisanegativefruitoflighttechnology.Itaffectsanimals’behaviorduringtheday.Whydoeslightpollutionaffecttheclimate?Itincreasesthetemperatureatnight.ItcreatescloudsinpartsoftheEarth.Itstopsthereleaseofgreenhousegases.Itisrelatedtotheburningofcoalandgas.Howcanwecontributeourpartinreducinglightpollution?Forbidtheuseofoutdoorlighting.Usecleanenergytoproduceelectricity.unnecessarylightsathomeandoffices.Reducemoneyspentonlightinurbanareas.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?Citizensshouldbebannedtoinstalloutdoorlighting.Onlysimplewayscanhelpreducelightpollution.Thereisnoclearskyorstarsovertheurbanareas.Lightpollutionneedstobedealtwithurgently.Dallloveourparentsandturntothemwhenwe’reinneed,butwouldyoulikethemtoheartheconversationsyouhavewithyourfriendsintheschoolplaygroundorlunchqueue?Socialnetworkingsiteshavebecomevirtualextensionsoftheschoolhallways,sowouldyouaddyourparentsas“friends”andallowthemtoviewyouronlineactivitiesandconversationswithfriends?Inthepastthegenerationgapincludedatechnologygap,wherechildrenwereuptodatewiththelatesttechnologyandparentswereleftbehind,contenttocontinuetheirday-to-daylivesastheyalwayshadbecausetheyhadnoneedtobetech-savvy.However,moreandmoreparentsarebeginningtorealizejusthowimportantsocialnetworksareintheirlives.Thisrealizationhasgivenmanyparentsthemotivationtoeducatethemselvesaboutsocialnetworkingsites.Thesedaysmanypeopleareattractedtosocialnetworkingsitesbecausetheycanchoosewhotheyhavearoundthem;there’salsoacertainamountofcontroloverprivacythatwedon’tgetinreallife.Sometimeswefeelthatprivacyisviolatedwhenwemustaccepta“friend”requestfromaparentorfamilymember.It’sadifficultchoicewhetherornottoallowaparenttobecomeapartofouronlinelives.Ontheonehandwedon’twantto“reject”theirrequestbecausethatmighthurttheirfeelingsormakethemfeelyouhavesomethingtohide.Ontheotherhandifyoudoaccept,thenyoucouldhaveasenseofbeingwatchedandnolongerfeelfreetocommentorcommunicatethewayyoudidbefore.Arecentsurveysuggestedthatparentsshouldn’ttakeitpersonallyiftheirchildignorestheirrequest:“Whenateenignoresaparent’sfriendrequest,itdoesn’tnecessarilymeanthattheyarehidingsomething,butitcouldmeanthatthisisonepartoftheirlifewheretheywanttoexerttheirindependence.”Perhapstalkingwithparentsandgivingexplanationswouldhelpsoftentheblowwhenyoudochoosenottoaddthemtoyourfriendslist.Manyparentsteachthemselvessocialnetworksbecause .theyarenotcontentwiththeirdailylife B.theyregardsocialnetworksimportantC.theyarecurioustoexplorenewtechnologies D.theywanttoviewtheirchildren’sonlineactivitiesWhatmightbethereasonforteenstorejecttheirparents’request?Theycan’tchoosefriendsaroundthem. B.Theyhavenothingtohide.C.Theydon’twanttoteachtheirparents. D.Theirprivacycannotbeguaranteedifso.Arecentsurveysuggestedthat .teensvaluetheirprivacyandindependence B.ateen’srejectionmeanstheyhavesomethingtohideC.ateen’srejectionmeansnothingspecial D.independenceiseverythingteensdesireWhatismostlikelytobetalkedaboutnext?Howtobridgethegenerationgap. B.Howtomakefriendsonsocialnetworks.C.Howtoexplaintoparentsabouttherejection. D.Howtousethesocialnetworkingsites.(第?節(jié)共

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分，滿分12.5分)閱讀下?短?從短?后的選項中選出可以填?空?處的最佳選項選項中有兩項為多余選項MosttravelersfacethelanguagedifficultyinItalynowadays. 16 Thereareafewthingsthatyoushouldknowbeforeyoustepoutoftheairport.There'snosuchthingas"Italianfood".InItalyeachareahasitsownpersonality,itsowndialect,anditsownfood. 17 Gettoknowwhat'sProducedlocallyandwhat'sinseason,andyou'llbeeatingthefreshestandbestofwhatthatareahastooffer. 18 MostItalianspayforthingsonaday-to-daybasiswithcashfromtheirmorningcoffeetodinner.Thoseofyouwhohavegrownusedtopayingformilkandbreadatthegrocerystorewithacardfinditverydifficulttotravel.Thewaiterisn'tbeingrudewhenheleavesyoualonetoeat.InItaly,afteryourmealisserved,youmaynotseethewaiteratyourtableagainuntilit'stimetoclearyourplates.Thisisnotthewaiterbeingrude. 19Anemptyrestaurantdoesn'tmeantheplaceisbadManytimesI'vegoneintorestaurantsinItalyatwhatIthoughtwasdinnertimeonlytofindtheplacenearly20 Thedinnerhourincitiesuntilatleast8inbiggercitiesandtownswillbeopenearlierthanthat,buttheearlieropeningtimeisn'tforthelocals.It'sforvisitors.CashiskinginItaly.TrainsarealwayslateinItaly.Later,IlearnedItalianseatlate.Ifso,travelingtoItalycanbeanattractiveexperience.However,it'sstillaveryeasyandcomfortablecountrytovisit.Thisisthewaiterlettingyouenjoyyourmealaslongasyouwant.It'sashocktothoseofyouwhothinkyou'vealreadyknownwhatItalianfoodis.共第三部分語?運?( 兩節(jié)，滿分30分)共共第?節(jié)(共;?題每

1 ，滿分15分)?題 分閱讀下?短?，從每題所給的D四個選項中選出可以填?空?處的?題 分JonathanJones,12,wasovercomewithemotionafterhisprincipal,whoisalsocolor-blind,lethim 21 hisuniqueglassesduringscienceclasslastweek.AssoonasJonesputtheglasseson,heappearedtobeimmediately 22 .Heinitiallysmiledand23 hedownmomentsHethenthe24 thenow-vividcolorsaroundhim.“IwasfeelingjoythatIcould 25 seeallthiscolor,andalittlebitof 26 thatIcouldn’tseecolormywholelife,”JonathantoldABCnews.Theboy’smotherposteda(n) 27 ofJonathanseeingcolorforthefirsttimeonlineandstartedaGoFundMecampaigntobuyapairoftheuniqueglassesforJonathan,whichreportedlycost$350.However,somanypeoplewere 28 byJonathan’sstory,andthecampaignactuallyendedup 29 morethan$25,000.Shewrote:“Afterpostingthevideowe’vebeentouchedbyhowmany 30 peoplehavewantedtohelphim.hadmultiplepairsdonatedtoJonathanandwilluse100%of 31 fundstopurchasecolor-blindglassesforthosewhocan’t 32 them.”“Theglassescompanywillmatcheverypairwepurchasewithafreepair,which 33 thenumberofpeoplewecan 34 ,”shecontinued.A.borrowA.disappointedB.polishB.annoyedC.removeA.borrowA.disappointedB.polishB.annoyedC.removeC.surprisedD.adjustD.embarrassed23A.andB.butC.soD.or24.A.mixingB.paintingC.changingD.exploring25.A.finallyB.rarelyC.constantlyD.occasionally26.A.tensionB.sadnessC.reliefD.shame27.A.pictureB.articleC.videoD.introduction28.A.movedB.shockedC.confusedD.entertained29.A.loaningB.costingC.savingD.collecting30.A.wealthyB.generousC.competentD.ambitious31.A.limitedB.managedC.donatedD.needed32.A.findB.produceC.fixD.afford33.A.doublesB.decreasesC.replacesD.compares34.A.treatB.instructC.helpD.accompany35.A.futureB.viewC.situationD.record(第?節(jié)共;?題每?題

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分，滿分15分)(1個單詞或括號丙單詞的正確形式，并填在答題下的相應(yīng)位置。SiheyuanisaspecialtypeofbuildingfoundinChinathatrepresentsthecountry’srichtraditions.Thesebuildings36(exist)aroundforaverylongtimeandaremainlylocatedinthenorthernpartsofChina.ExploringaSiheyuanallowsyou37(step)backintimeandexperiencethepeaceandhistoryofancientChina.Siheyuanhas38uniquelayoutwithasquarecourtyardinthemiddle,39(surround)bybuildingsonallfoursides.Thisdesignprovidesprivacyforthepeoplelivingthereandshowsabalance 40 human-madestructuresandnature.ThemainentranceofaSiheyuan

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(usual)facessouth,andthemostimportantroomsarepositionedinthenorth.Thecourtyardsareoftendecoratedwithbeautifulgardens,plants,andfancystonecarvings, 42 showhowmuchtheChineseappreciatenatureandbeauty.Beyonditsphysicalform,SiheyuanrepresentstheChinese43(tradition)wayoflifeandfamilyvalues.Inthesebuildings,extendedfamilieslivetogether,44thecourtyardbecomesagatheringplaceforfamilymembers.Thishelpstostrengthenfamilybondsandmaintainconnectionsbetweendifferent45

( 兩節(jié)，滿分40分)第四部分寫作共滿第?節(jié)(滿46.)分 分假如你是李華了主題為“課間是否要播放?樂”的討論。請你根據(jù)以下信息?英語寫?篇稿件向校報投稿。1.同學(xué)們的觀點：◆?部分同學(xué)認(rèn)為播放?樂可以活躍?氛，放松身?，帶來快樂，提?學(xué)習(xí)效率。◆部分同學(xué)認(rèn)為課間?樂時間短，沒效果，?且課間時最需要的是安靜，?不是?樂產(chǎn)?的噪聲。2.說明你的觀點。注意：詞數(shù)80左右。ShouldMusicBePlayedDuringtheClassBreak?(第?節(jié)滿分)分47.閱讀下?材料，根據(jù)具體內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成?篇完整的短?。Itwasmybirthdaythatday,andmygrandfathergavemeagift—apiggybank.Ithadanopeningthroughwhichonecouldputmoneyin,buttheopeningwasnotbigenoughtoreachinandgetthemoneyout.Theonlywaytogetthemoneywastobreakthepiggyhankopen.Mygrandfatherexplainedthatwasthewholeidea.Andheadded.“Thepiggybankwouldhelpsaveyourmoneysothat,attheendoftheyear,youmighthaveenoughforthatbikeyoudreamedabout.”HeaskedifIwouldputsomeofthemoneyhegavemeintothepiggybank.Iagreedimmediatelyandpromisedsincerely,“Iwouldn’tbreakitopenuntilIcouldaffordmydreambike.”Whenevermygrandfathergavemesomepocketmoney,hewouldsay,“Thisisforspending.Butyoucansavesomeandputitinthepiggybankifyouwanttosaveitup.”Whenhegavemelargeramounts,itwasclearformetosavetheextramoneyinthepiggybank.Forsometime,thisworkedfine.Ilovedshakingthepiggyhankandhearingthesoundofthecoins.Asitbecameheavier,Igrewmoreexcited,dreamingaboutbuyingmynewbike,andalltheadventuresIcouldhaveonit.WheneverIwantedtotakesomemoneyfromthepiggybanktobuydeliciousice-creamsorbeautifulpresents.Iwouldimagineridingmybikeonthestreet,andthinkingofthat,mythoughtsaboutbuyingthosethingswentaway.Soforalmostthreeyears.Ihadonlyputmoneyintothepiggyhankwithouttakinganyout.IthoughtIwouldn’tbreakmypiggyhankforanything.Batonedaysomethingunexpectedhappened.Isawapieceofnewsonthetelevisionthataseriousearthquakehadhappenedinanearbyprovince.Asmanyhousesweredestroyed,alotofchildrenbecamehomeless.Seeingtheirshabbyclothesandcryingfaces.Iwassleeplessthatnight.Staringatmypiggybank.IwasthinkingaboutwhatIcoulddowithit.注意：1 50．續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為

左右；2 下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。．請按如Thenextmorning.Itookoutmypiggybankandshookit.Hearingthenoise.mygrandfathercameover.2023-2024(上)江?省宜豐中學(xué)??開學(xué)考英語試卷第?部分聽?(共兩節(jié)，滿分30分)第?節(jié)(共51分，滿分7.5分)聽下?5段對話每段對話后有?個?題從題中所給的AC三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)?題和閱讀下??題，每段對話僅讀?遍1.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Takephotos. acamera. Helpthewoman.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?Anoisynight. Theirlifeintown.Aplaceofliving.Whereisthemannow?Onhisway. Inarestaurant. Athome.WhatwillCeliado?Findaplayer. agame. basketball.Whatdayisitwhentheconversationtakesplace?Saturday. Sunday. Monday.第?節(jié)(共151分，滿分22.5分)聽下?5段對話或獨?每段對話或獨?后有?個?題從題中所給的AC三個選項中選出最佳選項

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，你將有時間閱讀各個?題，每?題5秒鐘;聽完后，各?題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間每段對話或獨?讀兩遍聽第6段材料，回答67題Whatisgoingtodo?agift. Giveasurprise. InvitetoFrance.7.Whatdoesthemanthinkofplan?A.Funny. Exciting. Strange.聽第7段材料，回答第89題WhydoesDianasaysorrytoPeter?hastogiveuphertravelplan. wantstovisitanothercity.needstoputoffhertest.WhatdoesDianawanttodo?Helpherwithherstudy. Takeabooktoherfriend.Teachageographylesson.聽第8段材料，回答第10?12題10.Whydoesthemancallthewoman?A.Totellherabouthernewjob. Toaskaboutherjobprogram.Toplanameetingwithher.11.Whoneedsanewflat?A.Alex. Andrea. Miranda.12.Whereisthewomannow?A.InBaltimore. InNewYork. InAvon.聽第9段材料，回答第13?16題13.Whatdoesconsidermostimportantwhenhejudgesarestaurant?A.Wheretherestaurantis. Whetherthepricesarelow.Howwellthefoodisprepared.14.Whendidbegintowriteforamagazine?A.AfterhecamebacktoSweden. BeforehewenttotheUnitedAssoonashegothisfirstjobin1982.15.Whatmaydotofindagoodrestaurant?A.Talktopeopleinthestreet. totaxidrivers. Askhotelclerks.16.WhatdoweknowaboutA.Hecooksforarestaurant. Hetravelsalotofhiswork.HeprefersAmericanfood.聽第10段材料，回答第17?20題17.WhatdoweknowaboutthePiazaLeen?A.It’snewbuilding. It’sasmalltown. It’spublicplace.18.WhendoparentsandchildrenlikegoingtothePiazaLeen?A.Saturdaynights. Sundayafternoons. FridaysandSaturdays.19.Whichstreetisknownforitsfoodshopsandmarkets?A.ViadeiStreet. FemandoStreet. HemandesStreet.20.WhydoesthespeakerlikeHorationStreetbest?A.Ithasanoldstonesurface. Itisnamedafterawriter.ItIthasafamousuniversity.第?部分閱讀(共兩節(jié)，滿分50分)第?節(jié)(共15分，滿分37.5分)閱讀下列短?，從每題所給的AD四個選項中選出最佳選項ATravelingbytrainbearomanticwaytoseetheworld.Herearesomefantastictraintripstoaddtoyourtravelbucketlist.Qinghai-TibetRailwayWhereitgoes:XiningtoLhasaHowlongittakes:20hoursand55minutesWhynotstartwiththeworld’shighesttrainride?Thegorgeous1,215-milejourneyonlymakessevenstopsasitpassesthroughfourdifferentbiologicalcommunity.BookingbetweenAprilandNovemberbodesforbetterweather,thoughthestunningviewsofgrasslands,wetlands,mountainsanddesertsarealwaysbreathtaking.EurostarWhereitgoes:Londonto/fromHowlongittakes:Twohoursand15minutesEurostarisapopularwayforfolkstogetfromLondontoParis,butithasanotherdrawthatmakesitagreatbucket-listtraintrip.For20minutes,you’llactuallyberiding150feetunderwaterthroughthefamedEnglishChannel.TrainsleavefromPancras/King’sCrossinLondonandarriveinGareduNord[inParis].OrientExpressWhereitgoes:toIstanbul(originalroute)TheOrientExpressisoneofthemostfamoustrainjourneysinhistory,withmoviesandmurder-mysterynovelsundoubtedlyaddingtoitsmysteryandfascination.Youstillrideitsoriginalroute—allofwhichisincludedinaEurailGlobalTrans-SiberianRailwayWhereitgoes:MoscowtoVladivostokHowlongittakes:daysTheTrans-SiberianRailwayisanotherhistoricallyfamousrailroadthatshouldbeonyourbucketlist.It’salsotheworld’slongestcontinuousrailway,clockingin5,772milesfromMoscowMoscowtoVladivostok,Russia.Alongtheway,you’llpassthrougheighttimeszonesandhaveplentyoftimetoseethebeautifulRussiancountryside.1.WhatfeaturesQinghai-TibetRailway?A.Theheightofthetrainride. Thetop-speedtraveltime.Theoveralllengthoftherailway. D.Thevariedzonesalongtheroute.WhatisthemostspecialaboutEurostar?TheoriginalrideroutetoParis.PassingunderwaterthroughtheEnglishChannel.RunningfromEnglishChanneltoGareduNord.Diverseentertainmentsofmurder-mysterymovies.WhichrouteallowsyoutoadmirethebeautifulRussiancountryside?Eurostar. OrientExpress.Trans-SiberianRailway. D.Qinghai-TibetRailway.【答案】1.A 2.B 3.C【解析】【分析】本?是應(yīng)??。?章介紹了四條??之旅路線。Qinghai-TibetRailwaynotstartwiththeworld’shighesttrainride?”(為什么不從世界上最?的??之旅開始呢？)可知，?藏鐵路是世界上海拔最?的??路線。故選A。2.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)Eurostar20minutes,you’llactuallyberiding150underwaterthroughthefamedEnglishChannel.”(20分鐘內(nèi)，你將在?下150英尺，穿過著名的英吉利海峽。)可知，Eurostar旅程的最特別之處是你將在?下150英尺穿過著名的英吉利海峽。故選3.細(xì)節(jié)理解題。根據(jù)Trans-SiberianRailway部分中的“Alongtheway,you’llpassthrougheighttimeszonesandhaveplentyoftimetoseethebeautifulRussiancountryside.”(?路上，你會經(jīng)過8個時區(qū)，有?夠的時間欣賞美麗的俄羅斯鄉(xiāng)村。)可知，Trans-SiberianRailway旅程可以讓你欣賞沿途美麗的俄羅斯鄉(xiāng)村?光。故選BItwasacoldnightinWashington,D.C.,andIwasheadingbacktothehotelwhenamanapproachedme.HeaskedifIwouldgivehimsomemoneysohecouldgetsomethingtoeat.I’dreadthesigns:“Don’tgivemoneytobeggarsmostofthemareswindlers.”Ishookmyheadandkeptwalking.IIwsntprepredorareply,butwithnohesittion,heollowedmendsid,IrellymhomelessandIreallyamhungry!Youcomewithmeandwatchmeeat!”Ikeptonwalking.Theincidentkeptbotheringmefortherestoftheweek.Ihadmoneyinmypocketanditwouldn’thavekilledmetohandoveradollarortwoevenifhehadn’tbeenarealbeggar.Onafreezingcoldnight,noless,Iassumedtheworstofafellowhumanbeing.FlyingbacktoAnchorage,Icouldn’thelpthinkingofhim.Itriedtoreasonmyfailuretohelpbysupposinggovernmentagencies,churchesandcharitiesweretheretofeedhim.Besides,you’renotsupposedtogivemoneytobeggars.SomewhereoverSeattle,IstartedtowritemyweeklygardencolumnforTheAnchorageDailyNews.Outoftheblue,Icameupwithanidea.alocalcharityservicekitchen,feedshundredsofhungrylocalpeopleeveryday.WhynottrytogetallmyreaderstoplantonerowofvegetablesorflowersintheirgardensforPlantarowforIt’scleanandsimple.didn’tkeeprecordsbackthen,buttheideabegantotakeoff.Folkswouldfaxmeorcallwhentheytooksomething