江苏省海安高级中学2024-2025学年高二上学期期中考试英语试题

这是一份江苏省海安高级中学2024-2025学年高二上学期期中考试英语试题，共14页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分7等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第一部分：听力 (共两节，满分30分)
第一节 (共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分)
听下面的5段对话。每段对话后都有一个小题，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. Why can’t the wman enter the palace right nw?
A. Her nline ticket desn’t wrk.
B. The artwrks are nt ready yet.
C. There are t many peple inside.
2. What day is it tday?
A. Mnday.B. Tuesday.C. Sunday.
3. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. The next schl field trip.
B. Study plans fr next semester.
C. Class discussin this afternn.
4. Hw des the man want t help wildlife ppulatins?
A. By building new habitats.
B. By creating safe fd supplies.
C. By stpping killing wildlife animals.
5. What might the man be?
A. A frest guide.B. A park wrker.C. A business develper.
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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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. Which rm will the wman stay in?
A. Rm 204.B. Rm 201.C. Rm 422.
7. Hw d the speakers knw each ther prbably?
A. They are business partners.
B. The wman is a regular guest at the man’s htel.
C. The wman is a guest t the man’s wedding.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8. Hw did the wman think the man lked in the cmpetitin?
A. Stress-free.B. Absent-minded.C. Aim-centered.
9. What will the man d this autumn?
A. Enter a Ping-Png cmpetitin.B. Take n a new jb.C. Watch games at hme.
10. What advice des the man give t his fans?
A. N pains, n gains.B. Pursue what they want.C. Set a future plan.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11. Where des the cnversatin take place?
A. On a website.B. In a library.C. In a bkshp.
12. What is the bk the man is lking fr abut?
A. A cuntry.B. Pems.C. A pet.
13. What des the wman suggest the man d?
A. Cntact a lcal bk trader.B. Check sme websites.C. Give up in his search.
听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。
14. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. On a train.B. At the ticket ffice.C. In a newspaper ffice.
15. Why des the wman dislike reading newspapers?
A. They are ld-fashined.
B. They are incnvenient.
C. They dn’t cnsider all sides f a stry.
16. What des the wman plan t d next?
A. Play with her phne.B. Read a bk.C. Take a nap.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. When was the Beijing Summer Palace Management Office established?
A. The year when the Summer Palace was built.
B. Over 70 years after the cmpletin f the Summer Palace.
C. The year when the Peple’s Republic f China was funded.
18. Which department des the speaker wrk in?
A. The histrical studies department.
B. The security and prtectin department.
C. The cultural heritage cnservatin department.
19. Hw des the speaker spend mst f his time every day?
A. Ding research.B. Taking phts.C. Writing diaries.
20. What des the speaker intend t d with his bk?
A. T remind mre peple nt t frget the histry.
B. T keep the Palace’s cultural significance infrmed.
C. T attract mre peple t cme t the Summer Palace.
第二部分：阅读 (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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Essay Cntest—Teens Make a Difference!
N matter yur age r what yur life cnsists f yu can always make a difference. Teen Ink knws this, and s des Natalie Silverstein—authr f Simple Acts: The Busy Teen’s Guide t Making a Difference. Fr this cntest, we want t knw what simple (r nt s simple) acts yu’ve dne t make a difference!
Deadline: Nvember 1st,2024
Rules:
●Yu must be a teen (aged 13-19) registering (注册) with Teen Ink.
●N inapprpriate cntent.
●Entries (参赛作品) must relate t the tpic.
●Essays must be between 250-350 wrds.
Guidelines and Details:
●There is n size limit t an act f kindness—it desn’t matter hw big r small yur act f kindness is. We want t hear abut it!
●There is n limit t the number f pieces yu can submit (提交).
●Submit yur piece as NONFICTION and PERSONAL EXPERIENCE—When submitting yur cntest entry, select “Nnfictin” as the genre and “Persnal Experience” as the subgenre.
Hw t Submit:
●Submit entries thrugh ur website. All entries submitted t Teen Ink are cnsidered fr the cntest.
●Must include the wrds “Essay Cntest” in yur submissin’s tags and title.
Prizes:
●The winners and hnrable mentins will have their essays published in Teen Ink magazine.
●The verall winner will receive a cpy f Natalie Silverstein’s bk, Simple Acts: The Busy Teen’s Guide t Making a Difference and a $25 Amazn gift card.
21. Wh can participate in the cntest?
A. Lucy, a 20-year-ld editr f a magazine.
B. Jack, a cllege graduate majring in literature.
C. Jenny, a 12-year-ld girl fnd f writing essays.
D. Susan, a high schl student with a Teen Ink accunt.
22. The cntest sets n limit n ________.
A. the number f entriesB. the frm f essays
C. the wrd cunt f essaysD. the main theme f entries
23. What will yu get if yu receive an hnrable mentin?
A. A cpy f Simple Acts.B. Teen Ink magazine’s interview.
C. A chance t have the essay published.D. A card with Natalie Silverstein’s signature.
B
When it cmes t an art gallery, a cave seems a strange chice. Many ancient cave paintings, which mark the first knwn examples f artwrk by prehistrical humans, are s deep under the grund that it wuld have taken extrardinary effrt t view them. S, if yu’re an ancient artist, what might inspire yu t paint scenes f life? As it turns ut, Israeli archaelgists may have figured ut the answer. The artists were tripping —literally.
Accrding t a new paper in “Time and Mind: The Jurnal f Archaelgy, Cnsciusness and Culture”, the humans wh ventured int these undergrund places during the Upper Palelithic (50,000 t 12,000 years ag) wuld have needed t light trches in rder t see what they were ding. In the prcess, they wuld have reduced the amunt f xygen in the caves, inducing hypxia (缺氧) in their brains. That, in turn, wuld have put them in a state f changed cnsciusness, experiencing excitement, ut-f-bdy experiences and even hallucinatins (幻觉). These different states f cnsciusness culd have been a cause fr creating cave art seen as a way t cmmunicate with things n the ther side f the wall.
“We discuss the significance f caves in lcal wrld views and claim that entering these deep, dark envirnments was a cnscius chice, mtivated by an understanding f the transfrmative nature f an undergrund, xygen-lack space,” the authrs write. The researchers suggest that caves and rck shelters are likely t have been viewed as drs t an undergrund wrld assciated with prsperity and grwth. They indicate that the rck face was seen as a “tissue” cnnecting the here and nw and the wrld beynd, “allwing early humans t maintain their cnnectedness with the universe”. The humans wh used them wuld have viewed the caves as sacred (神圣的) spaces, lcatins that deserved awe and respect.
“It was nt the decratin that demnstrated the significance f caves,” the authrs write. “Rather, the significance f the chsen caves was the reasn fr their decratin.”
24. What des the authr think “The artists were tripping.”?
A. They painted in a cnfused state f mind.
B. They had n fixed settlement t create art.
C. They attempted t create a new painting style.
D. Their inspiratin f painting came frm the trips.
25. Hw did the researchers view caves and rck shelters’ rle in early humans’ lives?
A. They ffered them hiding places.B. They were their spiritual gateways.
C. They were their surces f creativity.D. They std fr prsperity and grwth.
26. What can we infer frm the last paragraph?
A. Art creatin n the rcks made the caves mre imprtant.
B. The caves themselves mattered cmpared t the art creatin.
C. It was rather tugh fr artists t chse the caves fr painting.
D. The caves decrated with paintings reminded peple f the past.
27. What des the text mainly talk abut?
A. The earliest art frm in human civilizatin.B. The significance f caves in Israeli.
C. The intrductin t cave paintings in Israeli.D. Ancient artists’ way t explre the wrld.
C
In a mve aimed at reducing greenhuse gas emissins t help fight the glbal climate crisis; the Dutch city f Haarlem is set t becme the first in the wrld t ban advertisements fr meat. Beginning in 2024, advertisements fr meat will be frbidden n buses, shelters, r screens, in Haarlem’s public spaces.
Accrding t The Guardian, a third f all emissins cntributing t glbal heating cme frm fd prductin, with meat prducing duble the pllutin f plant-based fds. Frests are cleared t make way fr animal pastures (牧草地), and nitrgen-rich fertilizers that help grw plants t feed animals can damage the zne layer (臭氧层), as well as create water pllutin. Animals als prduce large quantities f greenhuse gases.
“Meat is just as harmful t the envirnment as fssil fuels, and we can’t tell citizens there’s a climate crisis and at the same time encurage them t buy prducts that are part f the cause,” said Ziggy Klazes, a cuncillr fr the GrenLinks party. “It is a signal, if the ban is picked up natinally, that wuld nly be very nice,” she added. Hwever, the meat sectr and sme rganisatins weren’t pleased with the ban. A spkespersn fr the Central Organisatin fr the Meat Sectr argued the ban was an issue f free speech.
Despite the disagreements abut the ban frm critics, the mve may d the trick. Fr example, taxes n sugary drinks t help cntrl besity rates in Califrnia cities, including Berkeley and San Francisc, als received pushback when they first launched. In practice, hwever, Berkeley reprted a 21% decrease in cnsumptin just a year fllwing the tax. After three years, the cnsumptin f sugary drinks drpped t 50% and mineral water increased by 29%.
A plant-based diet is prbably the biggest way t reduce yur impact n Earth, nt just greenhuse gases, but glbal acidificatin, land use, water use, etc.
28. Why was the meat advertisement banned in Haarlem?
A. T advcate a plant-based diet.B. T help deal with climate issues.
C. T imprve the quality f meat.D. T beautify the image f the city.
29. What des paragraph 2 mainly talk abut?
A. The causes f water pllutin.B. The prcess f meat prductin.
C. The majr reasn fr glbal heating.D. The negative impact f meat prductin.
30. What is Ziggy Klazes’attitude twards the ban?
A. Dubtful.B. Unclear.C. Hesitant.D. Favrable.
31. Why des the authr mentin the example in paragraph 4?
A. T prmte zer-sugar drinks. B. T prve the effectiveness f the ban.
C. T cnfirm the impact f the human diet. D. T call fr higher taxes n meat prductin.
D
While Matt Damn relied n ptates cultivated in biwaste t survive in the hit film The Martian, the researchers say it is a humble desert mss (藓类) that might prve crucial t establishing life n Mars.
Scientists in China say they have fund Syntrichia caninervis—a mss fund in Antarctic and desert—is able t bear Mars-like cnditins, including drught, high levels f radiatin and extreme cld.
The mss was able t regenerate under nrmal grwth cnditins after spending up t five years at -80℃ and up t 30 days at -196℃, and after expsure t gamma rays, with dses f arund 500Gy even prmting new grwth. The team then created a set-up that had similar pressures, temperatures, gases and UV radiatin t Mars. It fund the mss survived in this Mars-like envirnment, and was able t regenerate under nrmal grwth cnditins, even after seven days f expsure.
“These experiments represent an imprtant first step, but they d nt shw that the mss culd be a significant surce f xygen under Martian cnditins, nr d they shw that the desert mss culd reprduce in the Martian cntext,” McDaniel said. “Implying that mss, r any ther pineering species, is ready t terrafrm (行星地球化) Mars, r any ther uter planet, is an verstatement.” Zupanska added.
Dr. Wiger f Wageningen University, als raised cncerns, including that temperatures n the red planet rarely gt abve freezing, making utdr plant grwth impssible, while the new study did nt use Mars-like sil. “The msses were treated under Mars circumstances fr a maximum f several days and then regrwn under Earth cnditins n sand,” he said. “This, f curse, desn’t shw at all they can grw under Mars cnditins.”
Hwever, Prf. Edward Guinan f Villanva University in the US described the study as impressive. “This extremtlerant mss culd prmise t be a pineer plant fr Mars clnizatin,” he said, althugh he nted the mss wuld need water t grw.
“We have a lt f things t d,” he said. “But this lwly desert mss ffers hpe fr making small prtins f Mars habitable fr humankind in the future.
32. What des the authr want t illustrate by mentining the ptates?
A. The ptates played a crucial rle in the film.
B. The mss led t survival f the ptates n Mars.
C. The mss may survive n Mars like these ptates.
D. The success f the film resulted frm the plt abut ptates.
33. What can be implied frm what McDaniel and Zupanska said?
A. The mss has a lng way t be a Martian plant.
B. It is unlikely that the earth species can grw n Mars.
C. The experiments abut the mss were a cmplete success.
D. They will research int reprducing the mss in the Martian cntext.
34. Which ne is right abut the characteristic f the mss in the text?
A. Resistant t water.B. Adaptable t Martian sil.
C. Capable f prducing xygen n Mars.D. Regenerative under Earth cnditin.
35. What is the main idea f the text?
A. Can Mars actually becme a secnd Earth?
B. Can scientists create a set-up similar t Mars?
C. Can a mss becme a pineer living n Mars?
D. Can researchers make it t Mars clnizatin?
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可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Many f us have a dream that we wuld lve t achieve. Having dreams is fine, but achieving them is anther thing. It cvers a lt f elements, like determinatin, mtivatin, single-mindedness, curage, cmmitment and s n. 36 Staying mtivated can be hard, especially if yu think yu are being frustrated frequently.
Hw d we get mtivated t realize ur dreams? The first thing that can’t be ignred is t figure ut ur dreams. Actually, ur dream is usually a bit vague. 37 The next step is t turn it int a series f gals. A lng-term gal will be the ultimate dream—let’s say, setting up a new business. Shrt-term and medium-term gals will be the stages n the rad t the final gal.
If yu have set gals step by step, it’s time t keep yurself mtivated. Abve all, being psitive is f great imprtance. 38 Once faced with such situatins, yu shuld find a supprt system. After all, surrundings have a great influence n what peple are like. In view f this, yu’d better mix with mtivated peple arund us t keep yu in high spirits. Because such guys always smile at any difficulties, firmly believing that after the wind and rain, there is a rainbw. 39 And they can prvide yu with psitive emtinal value, such as encuragement, supprt and appreciatin. If surrunded by thse peple, hw can yu suffer frm frustratin and negative thughts?
40 What yu shuld d is tackle it as sn as yu realize yur mtivatin has gne. Think abut why yur self-mtivatin has been lst and then lk at hw yu can bring it back. Dn’t ignre it, r yu will cme t regret yur lack f actin. Wrk t get that self-mtivatin back and get back n the rad t success.
A. Yur plan itself is a fundatin f self-mtivatin.
B. S it is necessary t make a clear whle plan in advance.
C. Their ptimism and cnfidence must reflect back n yu.
D. Amng them, I think mtivatin is the mst imprtant ne.
E. In additin, it is imprtant nt t wrry abut lsing mtivatin.
F. There are s many surces available t anyne seeking mtivatin.
G. Hwever, yu are ften stuck in frustratin and even t dubt yurself.
第三部分：语言运用 (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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
Attending a new schl can be a big challenge fr any student. 41 , fr 15-year-ld Sergi Peralta, he fund a grup f innvative. students wh 42 his life.
In the first days f the new schl year at Hendersnville, Peralta tried t cver up the 43 fact—his right hand was nt fully 44 . But a teacher in the engineering prgram, Jeff Wilkins, eventually learned f the 45 and suggested that his engineering students might be able t help ut.
Thugh the students were unsure if the idea wuld wrk, they didn’t let 46 stp them frm trying. With 47 t nline mdels and a 3D printer, they spent fur weeks 48 , sizing, and creating a rbtic hand fr Peralta. Then the students 49 it with a game f catch. Fr the first time, Peralta was able t play catch with bth hands. And having lived withut ne hand fr 15 years, he never 50 it. The students als discvered 51 hw engineering. can be used t make a 52 difference.
This ambitius prject 53 nt nly the visin but als the leadership , behind the engineering prgram f Wilkins’ class, which was meant t turn cncepts int 54 , said principal Bb Ctter. Peralta’s rbtic hand bears 55 t the kindness and creativity f the students.
41. A. StressfullyB. HappilyC. ObviuslyD. Secretly
42. A. extendedB. savedC. transfrmedD. shaped
43. A. embarrassingB. amazingC. inspiringD. puzzling
44. A. prtectedB. cpiedC. develpedD. examined
45. A. pprtunityB. ptentialC. prgressD. situatin
46. A. laughterB. uncertaintyC. fearD. shame
47. A. accessB. regardC. prirityD. devtin
48. A. prpsingB. trainingC. designingD. displaying
49. A. testedB. measuredC. recrdedD. imprved
50. A. trustedB. expectedC. abandnedD. regretted
51. A. cmprehensivelyB. first-handC. tughlyD. single-handed
52. A. practicalB. reasnableC. cmpetitiveD. scial
53. A. adapts tB. begins withC. fcuses nD. stands fr
54. A. dreamB. supprtC. prfitD. reality
55. A. preferenceB. respnseC. witnessD. reward
第二节 (共10小题：每小题1分，满分10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。
Lin Grve Garden is a classic Chinese garden. Lcated in the nrtheast f Suzhu, a city 56 prfund cultural backgrund and cnvenient develpmental advantages, this garden was riginally built in 1342. As ne f the 57 (represent) classic gardens in Suzhu, it had its unique experience and cultural signs.
In 1341, a mnk named Tianru came t Suzhu and achieved wide admiratin frm his fllwers. The next year, Mnk Tianru and a grup f Buddhists built a temple, which was first given the name f Lin Grve, 58 (refer) t the Lin Peak f Munt Tianmu in Hangzhu. Later its name was changed t Puti Temple 59 then Sheng An Temple.
After Tianru’s death, Lin Grve Garden was abandned , 60 (leave) in ruins. In 1589, anther Buddhist mnk, Mingxing, rebuilt the garden and temple with dnatins he 61 (cllect). During the perid f Emperr Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, the tw parts were separated. Huang Xingzu, 62 gvernr f Hengzhu, bught the garden and renamed it She Garden. 63 (frtunate), due t the Huang family’s dwnfall, the garden 64 (destry) heavily. In 1917 Pei Runsheng purchased it, and he spent abut 7 years repairing the garden. The repair was finished and the garden was abut t repen t the public 65 the war brke ut and the prject was set aside. Later, the garden was dnated t the gvernment. After 1949, it entered a steady and well-prtected perid.
第三节 (共10小题：每小题0.5分，满分5分)
根据中文或首字母完成下列单句，注意形式变化。(66、67、68、69四题有首字母提示。提醒：请在答题纸上写出完整的单词，不要遗漏所给的首字母。)
66. His wrk and life suffered a lt because f his ttal a________ (全神贯注) in vide games.
67. The tw pictures are similar; but if yu have a clse lk, they are nt i________ (完全相同的).
68. If yu repeat a mvement many times, yu will have muscle memry—yu can respnd t it a________ (自动) withut thinking abut it.
69. When events happen that shake these b________ (信念), ur fear will take cntrl.
70. The prject ________ (定制) t the specific needs f the students gained a great success withut dubt.
71. Yu have t be highly ________ (竞争的) t d well in whatever yu are ding these days.
72. Dn’t put yur ________ (抱怨) in yur jb; Please keep everything in perspective.
73. The firm with the mst advanced technlgies has achieved a ________ (占主导地位的) psitin in the wrld market.
74. ________ (接触) the kids t the Chinese traditinal culture as early as pssible is beneficial t their sense f pride fr ur cuntry.
75. We shuld make ________ fr (考虑到) the pssible emergencies and wrk ut a plan ahead f time.
第四部分：写作 (共两节，满分40分)
第一节 (满分15分)
假如你是李华，你校英文报正在举行征文活动，主题为“你最喜欢的一节课”，请写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：
1. 简述这节课；
2. 喜欢的理由。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 可适当加入细节，使内容充实，行文连贯。
My favrite class
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。
It was time fr graduates t hunt fr jbs. The majrity f them didn’t have wrking experience fr they had spent mst f their time at schl studying academic subjects. It was nt until they graduated frm cllege that they realized it was a challenge fr them t land jbs.
Jimmy, ne f these jb hunters, was a yung academically excellent persn. One day, after making gd preparatins, he went t apply fr a managerial psitin in a big cmpany. In spite f fierce cmpetitin, he managed t pass the first interview. What a lucky dg! Jimmy was infrmed t cme fr the next rund in a few days—the last interview fr the cmpany t make the final decisin.
The big day finally came. He dressed neatly, the grey tie matching perfectly the decent suit. Bld rushing t his face and heart punding heavily, he tried t calm dwn, and then tk a few deep breaths. It was his turn.
The interviewer, an elegant lady, discvered frm the CV that the yuth’s academic achievements were excellent all the way, frm the secndary schl until the pstgraduate research. After several runds f questins related t the psitin, she asked, “Have yu ever dne any part-time jbs?” “Nne.” After a while, the interviewer asked wh paid fr Jimmy’s schl fees. The yuth answered in a lw vice, “My father passed away when I was ne year ld, s it was my mther wh paid fr all my schl fees.”
She cntinued, “What did yur mther d?” “My mther wrked as a clthes cleaner.” The lady requested the yuth t shw his hands. The yuth shwed a pair f hands that were smth and perfect.
The interviewer paused fr a secnd, leaning against the chair, “Have yu ever helped yur mther wash the clthes befre?” Ashamed, Jimmy replied, “Never. My mther always wanted me t study and read mre bks. Furthermre, my mther can wash clthes faster than me.” She ndded, adding, “I have a request. When yu g back tday, g and clean yur mther’s hands, and then see me back here tmrrw mrning.”
注意：
1. 续写的词数应为150左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。
Back hme, Jimmy requested his mther t let him clean her hands.
The next mrning, Jimmy went t the interviewer’s ffice.
2024~2025学年第一学期中学业质量监测答案
高二英语
听力：1-5 CCCAA 6-10 CBABA 11-15 BBBAC 16-20 BCAAB
阅读：21-23 DAC 24-27 ABBC 28-31 BDDB 32-35 CADC 36-40 DBGCE
完型：41-45 BCACD 46-50 BACAB 51-55 BADDC
语法填空：
56. with 57. representative 58. referring 59. and 60. left 61. had cllected 62. the 63. Unfrtunately
64. was destryed 65. when
单词拼写：
66. absrptin 67. identical 68. autmatically 69. beliefs
70. tailred/ custmized 71. cmpetitive 72. cmplaint (s) 73. dminant
74. Expsing 75. allwance
应用文
My favrite class
Amng all the classes I have attended, including math, science, and histry, my favrite class is the English lessn n Shakespeare.
During this class, we read excerpts frm Rme and Juliet. Our teacher, Ms. Wang, passinately explained the themes f lve and fate, making the stry cme alive. She als encuraged us t act ut scenes, which added an exciting element t ur learning. I lve this lessn in that the rich language and deep emtins in Shakespeare’s wrk inspire me t think creatively. Besides, acting ut the scenes allws me t engage with the characters and understand their mtivatins better.
Overall, this engaging English lessn deepens my understanding f literature and enhances my appreciatin fr strytelling, making it my favrite class.
读后续写
Back hme, Jimmy requested his mther t let him clean her hands. His mther felt strange but with mixed feelings, she shwed her hands t the kid. It was the first time he had nticed that there were s many bruises in her hands. His tears fell as he cleaned her hands. This was als the first time he had realized that it was the bruises in the mther’s hands that were the price that the mther had t pay fr his graduatin, academic excellence and his future. After cleaning his mther’s hands, the yuth quietly washed all the remaining clthes fr his mther. That night, mther and sn talked fr a very lng time.
The next mrning, Jimmy went t the interviewer’s ffice. “What have yu dne and learned, yung man?” Jimmy answered with tears in his eyes, “I cleaned my mther’s hands and all the remaining clthes.” The lady ndded, “Please share smething with me.” The yuth said, “Firstly, I knw nw what appreciatin is. Withut my mther, there wuld nt be the successful me tday. Additinally, by wrking tgether and helping my mther, I nw realize hw difficult and tugh it is t get smething dne. Ultimately, I have learned t appreciate the imprtance and value f family relatinship.” The interviewer smiled, “This is what I am lking fr t be my manager. Yu are hired. Cngratulatins! ”
录音原文：
Text 1
W: Frgive me fr asking, but why can’t I enter the palace nw? I bked my ticket nline. Here, see?
M: I knw. I’m srry. We’re limiting the number f visitrs inside s as t make sure the artwrks’ safety.
Text 2
M: Excuse me, culd yu please tell me abut the pening hurs f the ancient art exhibitin?
W: Sure. It pens daily frm nine t five thrughut the week except fr Mnday. S dn’t cme tmrrw.
M: Alright. Thank yu!
Text 3
W: Will yu take part in the class discussin abut studying cultural heritage and traditins this afternn?
M: Yes. I’m ging t make a prpsal t visit mre museums and histric sites next semester.
W: Cl! I wuld lve t have mre field trips!
Text 4
M: On earth, an alarming number f pandas have died and lst their habitats.
W: Luckily, grups in Chengdu, China, have created effective habitats and fd supplies.
M: Smeday, I’ll help with these effrts in creating new hmes.
Text 5
M: Walk slwly, and please dn’t stir up leaves r we’ll scare away the grillas!
W: I’ll stay aware. I can’t believe we get t search fr grillas.
M: Businesses haven’t taken ver these areas. S, we can bserve this natural habitat.
Text 6
W: I’d like t check in, please.
M: Lvely t see yu again, Ms. Chambers. I’m afraid yur favrite rm has been bked by a wedding grup. We’ve had t put yu in Rm 201 instead.
W: Des Rm 201 lk ut ver the park? The view is why I always request 204. I like t admire the beautiful trees.
M: N, it desn’t. Let me mve yu t Rm 422. Yu’ll have a lvely view frm there.
W: Thanks. May I pay in advance?
M: Certainly. Wuld yu like t pay by credit card as usual?
W: Yes, please.
Text 7
W: Cngratulatins! Yu made it t the last rund and wn the hnr fr yur cuntry! That was a really hard cmpetitin.
M: Thank yu. I thught I was ging t lse because I was s nervus.
W: Really? But yu lked s relaxed.
M: It’s nice f yu t say that.
W: Well, since this was yur last game, wuld yu like t say smething abut yur future plans?
M: Yes. I’ll start caching the natinal Ping-Png team this autumn. But befre that, I’m ging t takea much-needed family hliday.
W: Ww. That sunds pretty gd. Yu knw, millins f yur fans are watching at hme. D yu have anything t say t them?
M: N sweat, n sweet. Never lse heart while yu are chasing after smething yu want.
Text 8
M: Excuse me, I’m trying t find a rare bk f pems.
W: The petry sectin is n the secnd flr f the library.
M: I’ve checked there, but yu dn’t seem t have it.
W: If yu knw the title, I can see if smene has checked it ut.
M: It’s called Pems, Chiefly in the Scttish Dialect by Rbert Burns.
W: We definitely wn’t have that. It’s a very rare bk.
M: Yes, I knw. I’ve tried lcal bkstres but they dn’t have it.
W: I wuld suggest searching nline. Yu might dig up a cpy n ne f thse, althugh chances are pretty remte.
Text 9
W: I wish this train had electrical pwer pints. . . My phne has 5% battery, and we’re still almst 3 hurs frm Lndn.
M: D yu want t brrw my newspaper? I think I’ll take a nap.
W: N thanks. I haven’t read a newspaper in years!
M: Well, it may be ld-fashined, but at least my newspaper can’t run ut f batteries!
W: True! But I prefer nt t get all my news frm a single surce.
M: I dn’t! This is ne f maybe. . . half a dzen newspapers I read each day.
W: All saying the same thing! Online news allws me t investigate a stry frm hundreds f different surces befre reaching a cnclusin.
M: Dn’t they all cntradict each ther, thugh? Hw d yu knw what’s factual and what’s nt?
W: N news surce is ttally reliable, even newspapers. This is why I like t read as many viewpints as I can t get the mst accurate picture.
M: Well, I find newspapers far mre cnvenient t read, s I guess we’ll have t agree t differ.
W: Fair enugh!
M: Hw will yu entertain yurself fr the rest f the jurney then?
W: I’ve gt a bk in my bag. See, I can be ld-fashined t!
Text 10
Hell everyne. Tday, I wuld like t talk t yu abut my prfessinal life. I wrk at the Beijing Summer Palace Management Office, which is respnsible fr heritage management f the Summer Palace. The ffice was established in 1949, and tday, ver seventy years later, I’m ne f its fifteen thusand staff members. Within the ffice, there are 30 departments respnsible fr cultural heritage cnservatin, security, cnstructin, prtectin, and s n. Wrking in the histrical studies department, I spend mst f my time ding research n the histry f the Summer Palace. This jb has given me the pprtunity t prcess a huge amunt f riginal dcuments, including phts, articles, and persnal diaries. And based n the researches I’ve cnducted ver the years, I have written a bk abut the Summer Palace. The bk is my attempt t prmte the cultural significance f the palace, and I hpe it can prvide the readers with a better understanding f the palace’s past, present, and future. I’m very prud f the Summer Palace, and I will cntinue t share my findings with the wrld. 注意事项
考生在答题前请认真阅读本注意事项及各题答题要求
1. 本试卷共10页，满分150分，考试时间为120分钟。考试结束后，请将答题卷交回。
2. 答题前，请您务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、座位号用0.5毫米黑色字迹签字笔填写在答题卷上。
3. 请认真核对监考员在答题卡上所粘贴的条形码上的姓名、考试证号与你本人的是否相符。
4. 作答选择题必须用2B铅笔把答题卡对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，请用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案。作答非选择题必须用书写黑色字迹的0.5毫米的签字笔写在答题卷上的指定位置，在其它位置作答一律无效。