黑龙江省顶级名校2025届高三上学期11月期中考试英语试题含答案

这是一份黑龙江省顶级名校2025届高三上学期11月期中考试英语试题含答案，共10页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分30分），3 dllars等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第一部分 听力（共两节，每小题1.5分，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5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中给出的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 much des the wman have t pay?
A. 2.3 dllars.B. 3.3 dllars.C. 6.3 dllars.
2. What des the wman want t d?
A. T buy a ticket.B. T catch the train in time.C. T refund her ticket.
3. What is the man ding?
A. Directing the traffic.B. Shwing the way.C. Intrducing a htel.
4. Why did the man g back t the ffice?
A. T fetch sme imprtant things.
B. T find the key he had lst.
C. T make a call t the wman.
5. Where des the wman like t g?
A. The man’s huse.B. The cffee shp.C. The cinema.
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. What’s the prbable relatinship between the tw persns?
A. Shp assistant and custmer.
B. Bss and secretary.
C. Teacher and student.
7. When shuld the man arrive in Lndn?
A. Befre 11:30 a.m..B. Befre 9:30 a.m..C. Befre 5 p.m..
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8. What will the by take with him?
A. An umbrella.B. A jacket.C. Sme T-shirts.
9. Wh will g t the airprt t pick up the by?
A. His aunt.B. His uncle.C. His cusin.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
What is the wman’s jb nw?
A. A factry wrker.B. A bank clerk.C. A lan manager.
11. What des the wman say abut her jb?
A. She hates the wrking envirnment.
B. She desn’t get alng with her clleagues.
C. She can’t earn enugh mney frm the wrk.
12. What des the man think f applying fr a lan?
A. Difficult.B. Uncmplicated.C. Enjyable.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13. What des the man say abut puppies?
A. They are cute.B. They require much wrk.C. They dn’t need walking.
14. Why culd Susan get a puppy?
A. Her huse has abundant space.
B. She lives in an apartment.
C. Her parents have mre free time.
15. What des the man suggest the girl d?
A. Chse anther pet.B. Walk the puppy every day.C. Play with Susan’s puppy.
16. What will the man d next?
A. G t his ffice.B. G t a pet shp.C. Talk with his wife.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17. What is the majr functin f fables?
A. T teach mrals.B. T intrduce animals.C. T tell real-life stries.
18. What’s wrng with the hare in the fable The Trtise and The Hare?
A. It shws ff.B. It runs t slw.C. It quits the match.
19. What can yu learn frm the fable abut the crw?
A. One shuld be hnest.B. One shuld be cautius.C. One shuld be cnfident.
20. Hw des the speaker intrduce fables?
A. By giving specific examples.
B. By analyzing cause and effect.
D. By asking and answering questins.
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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Museum Turs
There are many ways t visit Smithsnian American Art Museum (SAAM) and the Renwick Gallery and they’re all free!
Turs fr All
Grup Turs
Grup turs are available by request fr adult grups f eight r mre. Chse frm a variety f themes, including current special exhibitins. Request 3 t 4 weeks in advance.
Walk-in Turs
Walk-in turs are smetimes available. Check with the Infrmatin Desk when yu arrive. If a walk-in tur is scheduled fr that day:
SAAM walk-in turs last frm 12:30 a.m. t 1:30 p.m. and frm 2:00 p.m t 3:00 p.m. every day f the week and als frm 4:00 p.m. t 5:00 p.m. Thursday thrugh Sunday.
Renwick walk-in turs start at 12:00 a.m. t 1:00 p.m. every day except Sunday. N turs n Sundays.
Self-guided Turs
Self-guided turs using yur smartphne are available thrughut SAAM. Scan the QR cdes t bring lts f infrmatin t yur fingertips!
Access Prgrams
Free turs are available nline and in ur galleries at SAAM r the Renwick Gallery:
– in American Sign Language (ASL);
– fr peple with lw visin;
– fr peple with mbility difficulties;
– fr peple with mental disrders and their care partners.
There is n minimum grup size fr Access turs.
Schl Turs
We welcme learners f all abilities and frm all settings. Schl turs at SAAM and the Renwick Gallery are:
– fr kindergarten thrugh cllege;
– in line with natinal curriculum standards;
– interactive and interdisciplinary.
Schl turs last 60 minutes. Want mre time in the galleries? Ask abut additinal activities.
Request 4 t 6 weeks in advance.
Virtual Prgrams
We ffer nline turs:
– available by request;
– 45 t 60 minutes lng;
– fcus n a variety f themes, including highlights and special exhibitins;
– interactive and cnversatinal.
Request 4 t 6 weeks in advance.
When can yu get a walk-in tur at SAAM?
A. At 4:30 p.m. n Sunday.B. At 4:30 p.m. n Wednesday.
C. At 12:00 p.m. n Mnday.D. At 3:30 p.m. n Tuesday.
22. Which is a feature f Access Prgrams?
A. They are prvided in English nly.
B. They require a minimum grup size f eight.
C. They are unavailable t visually impaired peple.
D. They are designed fr physically and mentally challenged peple.
23. What can we knw abut SAAM and the Renwick Gallery turs?
A. They ffer paid turs fr varius grups.
B. Smartphnes are frbidden during the visits t them.
C. Their schl turs meet natinal curriculum standards.
D. Online turs shuld be requested three weeks in advance.
B
“AI plice” have significantly enhanced the efficiency and effectiveness f public security peratins in detecting, preventing and slving crimes in Kunshan city, Jiangsu prvince. In many cases, the Kunshan Public Security Bureau’s “Kunpeng Team” r “AI Team” has played a crucial rle.
With a decade’s accumulated data and ver 220 algrithm (算法) mdels, the AI plice can smartly assist in many aspects. “The added investigative experience has cntributed a lt t plice peratins, allwing even freshmen fficers t functin as seasned detectives,” said Xu Chenb, an fficer frm Kunpeng Team.
AI plice’s rles are highlighted especially in three aspects: cmbating telecmmunicatins frauds (诈骗), tackling cunterfeiting (造假) and prtecting intellectual prperty rights.
As fr the telecm frauds, Deputy Captain He Yngliang reprted that AI plice have helped reslve 609 cases, recvering 32.4 millin yuan and imprving the recvery rate by 62%. In an instance, AI plice traced an illegal fund transfer f 500,000 yuan within 10 minutes after a fraud reprt f 980,000 yuan. They traced 87 related accunts and identified 57 suspects within 8 hurs, leading t the arrest f 9 suspects and recvery f 200,000 yuan fr the victim within three days.
Sptting cunterfeits were dne by image cmparisn, micrscpic inspectin and secret markings in the past. Hwever, due t meaner cheating tricks, traditinal methds are n lnger guaranteed t differentiate fakes frm the real articles. Zeng Cheng, the head f Kunshan plice’s high-quality innvatin center, said that AI’s integrated appraches are very gd at reading databases and making cmparisns f images at the same time. “Many custmers and manufacturers have seen the benefit f AI-driven anti-cunterfeit systems with an accuracy f 96.4%, ” Zeng nted.
Accrding t paragraph 2, hw des AI’s database help yung fficers?
A. By reprting reginal crimes.B. By reducing their wrklad.
C. By cnsulting senir detectives.D. By bridging the gap f experience.
25. Why des the authr list the figures in paragraph 4?
A. T illustrate the vital rle f AI anti-fraud systems.
B. T detail the shcking severity f telecm crimes.
C. T criticize the inefficient wrk f the plicemen.
D. T praise the quick respnse f the plice statins.
26. Which way is used by AI plice t tackle cunterfeiting?
A. Leaving marks n real articles.B. Transferring suspicius funds.
C. Analyzing data while making cmparisns.D. Making inspectins with telescpes.
27. What is the mst pssible tpic t be talked abut in the fllwing paragraph?
A. Techniques f detecting fakes.
B. Measures f prtecting real articles.
C. Peple’s remarks n AI plice’s wrk.
D. AI’s rle in prtecting intellectual prperty rights.
C
Animals have an internal clck that regulates their bdy prcesses in a 24-hur cycle but expsure t mismatched envirnments can disturb this rhythm. A research team at the University f Stirling, led by PhD student Kristine Gandia, studied giant pandas t understand such disturbances.
“The seasnal lifestyle makes a panda a gd mdel fr us,” says Gandia, “which has resulted in behaviral case studies acrss varius lcatins, ffering insights int animal habits and zlgy.” Besides, pandas are usually fund in a latitudinal range f 26 t 42 degrees nrth, which can be mirrred in the suthern hemisphere (半球) with similar cnditins essential fr life.
The research team cnducted a cmprehensive study n 11 giant pandas that were hused in six different zs scattered acrss varius parts f the wrld. Sme zs were within the giant pandas’ native ranges while the thers were far away.
“Our team dcumented the behavirs f the subjects, aiming t identify and categrize indicating actins f their well-being. These indicatrs were divided int three categries: psitive, neutral, and negative. Psitive behavirs are cmprised f activities which are generally seen as signs f delight and cntent. Neutral behavirs included daily rutines fr basic survival. And negative behavirs were identified as repeated mvements in a shrt time, which deviated (偏离) frm the nrm and culd suggest stress r discmfrt,” Gandia elabrated.
The research results suggested that wild creatures might be experiencing “jet lag” when they are hused in distant zs. Similar t humans’ jet lag, it ccurs when the internal bilgical clcks f the pandas d nt keep pace with the envirnmental cnditins f their new surrundings. This mismatch can lead t a variety f side effects n their verall fitness and behavir. Gandia’s bservatins highlight the imprtance f cnsidering the natural habitats and bilgical rhythms f animals when planning a z, t. “S maybe smene else is t blame fr the dark circles arund the pandas’ eyes, nt the little cuties themselves,” Gandia jked.
What is the cncern f the study cnducted by Gandia and her team?
A. Pandas’ ppulatin.B. Animals’ bdy clcks.
C. Animals’ ppularity.D. Pandas’ distributin.
29. What des paragraph 2 want t shw abut giant pandas?
A. Mysterius seasnal lifestyles.B. Adrable physical appearances.
C. Reasns fr being study subjects.D. Special bnds with the researchers.
30. Which kind f behavir mst pssibly implies a blue md f animals?
A. Pacing up and dwn.B. Searching fr preys.
C. Playing with partners.D. Parenting newbrn babies.
31. Which can be the best title fr the passage?
A. Distant Habitats — the N. 1 Trigger fr Animals’ Extinctins
B. Jet Lag — Nt an Annyance Unique t Humans
C. Giant Pandas — Best Chices fr Zlgical Studies
D. Dark Eyes — Vital Indicatrs fr Envirnmental Disruptins
D
Demanding days seem designed t test ur self-cntrl. We all need t rely n willpwer t avid temptatins and verride unwanted thughts r impulses. The ppular psychlgical thery prpsed that willpwer resembled a kind f battery. With each exercise f self-cntrl, yu exhausted this resurce. Withut a chance t recharge, that resurce ran lw, making it harder t maintain self-cntrl. This prcess was knwn as “eg depletin”.
Hwever, psychlgist Vernika Jb published a study that questined “eg depletin”, shwing it depended n peple’s underlying beliefs. Jb divided participants int tw types: thse with a “limited” view f willpwer and thse with a “nn-limited” view, based n a prir questinnaire. She then gave the participants labratry tests examining mental fcus, which was cnsidered t depend n the reserves f willpwer. The study fund peple with a limited mindset tended t perfrm exactly as “eg depletin” wuld predict but nn-limited individuals did nt. Thse wh believed willpwer was easily depleted saw their self-cntrl decrease, while thse believing in “mental stamina (耐力)” experienced n eg depletin.
Subsequent debates abut the reliability f the labratry tests emerged, but Jb’s wrk demnstrated mindsets significantly impacted real-life utcmes. Her fllw-up study revealed that after cmpleting demanding tasks, mst participants recvered t sme degree vernight. Thse with nn-limited mindsets actually experienced an increase in prductivity the fllwing day, as if energized by the extra pressure.
If yu already have a nn-limited mindset, these findings might ffer self-satisfactin. Fr thse with limited mindsets, hpe is nt lst. Learning abut this science can help shift beliefs. Sharing this knwledge with thers can further cnslidate this shift. Mrever, recllecting times f engaging in tiring yet enjyable tasks naturally shifts peple’s beliefs tward nn-limited mindsets, as they see prf f their mental stamina. T prvide yurself with further evidence, yu can cnduct small self-cntrl tests. As yu realize yur willpwer’s grwth, yu’ll find resisting temptatins and distractins easier.
While immediate miracles aren’t guaranteed, perseverance will lead t a changed mindset and increased self-cntrl, advancing actins tward persnal gals.
32. What can we learn frm Jb’s studies?
A. Willpwer is a fixed trait that cannt be changed.
B. Mindsets greatly impact ne’s self-cntrl abilities.
C. Eg depletin changes peple’s underlying beliefs.
D. Demanding tasks negatively influence mental fcus.
33. What des the underlined wrd “cnslidate” in paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A. Represent. B. Strengthen.C. Detect.D. Relieve.
34. What des the authr suggest fr thse with limited mindsets?
A. Engaging in effrtless and pleasant tasks.
B. Aviding impulses and extra pressure.
C. Learning abut the science t shift their beliefs.
D. Fcusing n external rewards t seek self-satisfactin.
35. Which f the fllwing is a natural cnsequence f realizing ne’s willpwer’s grwth?
A. A grwing desire t pursue instant miracles.
B. A sharp increase in self-cntrl tests cnducted.
C. Crying need t seek prf f ne’s mental stamina.
D. Better ability t resist temptatins and distractins.
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。
That barding the plane with a VIP status can help yu avid standing in a line has becme evidence f hw ur sciety has cmmercialized the act f waiting. ___36___ This phenmenn is nt limited t airlines; it’s als in museums, nline purchases and amusement parks. S since when has the act f waiting gt such a bad reputatin?
___37___ We enjy the anticipatin like a child waiting fr Christmas r summer vacatin. Or a persn waiting in line t see his favrite singer perfrm in cncert relishes the night mre because f the time invested in getting int the venue.
As ur wrld has sped up, this desirable balance between instant and delayed satisfactin is at ever greater dds with the current expectatins f many peple. ___38___ Persnally speaking, when we lk dwn upn the act f waiting, we risk lsing an imprtant part f ur shared humanity. Frm the scial perspective, being frced t wait is ften seen as a sign f being less well ff r “nt in the game”. It encurages privileged impatience and disrespect fr thse wh are caught waiting. ___39___
Of curse, we shuld nt have t wait patiently fr everything. Fr example, there are times when injustice deserves immediate actin. ___40___ Hwever, in a larger cntext, we are suppsed t understand the act f waiting nt nly as a necessary evil but als as an imprtant functin which allws us t participate fully with ur fellw travelers in life.
Urging individuals t be patient can smetimes serve as a deliberate bstacle t prgress.
The act f waiting can enhance ur appreciatin f smething, smetimes.
Patience is essential in maintaining a psitive experience.
The mre yu pay, the sner yu can get n the plane.
Waiting is a waste f time withut real purpse.
This thinking is harmful, making us see thse wh wait as different r unimprtant.
This change has a negative impact n mental health bth individually and cllectively.
语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共15个小题，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。
Standing n the tp f a church twer nt far frm ur hme in Rme, Father said t me, “Lk dwn, Elsa. Be brave.” I gathered all my ___41___ and lked dwn. I saw the crssing f twisting, turning streets ___42___ t the square in the center f the village. “See, my dear,” Father said gently. “There is mre than ne way t the square. Life is like that. If yu can’t get where yu want t g by ne rad, try ___43___.”
In the years that fllwed I ften remembered what Father tld me. And n the way t my first small success I fund the rad ___44___. As a fashin-design lver, I was busy getting ready t ___45___ my winter fashins. Then just 13 days befre the presentatin the sewing girls were called ut n ___46___ fr a pay rise and legal day ffs. I felt s depressed that I was ___47___ that we wuld have t cancel the presentatin ___48___ shw the clthes unfinished. Then it ___49___ n me: Why nt shw the clthes unfinished?
We wrked ___50___ and the shw tk place as ___51___. Sme cats had n sleeves; thers had nly ne. Many f ur clthes were nly in the frm f ___52___ made f heavy cttn clth. But n these we pinned sketches and pieces f material. In this way we were able t shw what clrs and textures the clthes wuld have when they were finished. It was ur ___53___ shwing that caught the attentin f the public, and ___54___ fr the clthes pured in.
Father’s wise wrds ___55___ me. There is always mre than ne way t the square.
41. A. wealthB. curageC. breathD. cncentratin
42. A. linkingB. appealingC. leadingD. taking
43. A. antherB. eachC. nneD. the ther
44. A. ccupiedB. smthedC. widenedD. blcked
45. A. shwB. prveC. fllwD. transprt
46. A. businessB. vacatinC. bardD. strike
47. A. curiusB. skepticalC. sureD.determined
48. A. apart frmB. r elseC. ther thanD. r rather
49. A. realizedB. lightedC. dawnedD. cleared
50. A. all t ftenB. arund the clckC. n ccasinsD. in brief
51. A. scheduledB. suppsedC. explainedD. unexpected
52. A. ragsB. dressesC. patternsD. wastes
53. A. meaningfulB. preparedC. rdinaryD. unusual
54. A. rdersB. criticismsC. designsD. budgets
55. A. respndedB. guidedC. urgedD. cmfrted
第二节（共10小题；每题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。
The exprts f China’s sprting gds and equipment increased 16.7% year-n-year in the first half f 2024, ___56___ (utpace) the verall exprt grwth during the same perid, accrding t data by the General Administratin f Custms (GAC).
Take Jinping, ___57___ cunty f suthwest China’s Guizhu Prvince, fr instance. It serves as an internatinal hub fr badmintn manufacturing, ___58___ ver 100,000 shuttleccks are prduced and sld glbally daily. Besides, China’s exprts f rller skates and skatebards als surge 30.8% and 50.2% ___59___ (respective). Skatebarding has been included int the Olympics ___60___ an independent event fr the first time and it ___61___ (further) the demand largely s far, particularly in cuntries like Russia and Japan.
“___62___ (bst) the pace f ging glbal, Chinese sprting gds cmpanies are underging transfrmatin fr higher ___63___ (technlgy) appraches,” says Ba Mingxia, directr f the China Sprts Plicy Research Institute at Beijing Sprt University. Mrever, the Belt and Rad Initiative cmes in line with China’s verseas marketing strategies. The ptential success lies nt just in cnsiderable prfits ___64___ a cmprehensive and sustainable ___65___ (integrate) with ther cuntries. “Recently, China has been cnsidering building a prductin base in Serbia, whse marketing cnditins are favrable,” Ba added.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
（满分15分）
假设你是李华。你的英国笔友Tm给你写信说他所在的学校即将开设中国传统艺术选修课，课程内容包括书法、中国画及篆刻等，并就学习内容的选择向你征求意见。请你给他写一封回信，内容包括：
你建议选择的学习内容；
做出该选择的具体理由。
注意：1. 写作词数应为80个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡上的相应位置作答。
Dear Tm,
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Best regards,
Li Hua

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。
Last April, Madrigal paid a visit t his mther wh resided in the cuntryside. As he prepared t return hme, Madrigal’s mther glanced at the darkening sky and sptted the signs f an appraching strm. Anxius fr her sn’s safety, she urged him t drive with ultimate care and ring her nce he gt hme.
Madrigal, keeping his mther’s advice in mind, cautiusly apprached the main rad. Shrtly after, heavy rain began t pur dwn. Anxius t reach hme, he accelerated his driving. Tw hurs int his jurney, he encuntered a rugh muntain rad that had been submerged by a creek (小溪). Madrigal, driving a fur-wheel drive truck, believed he wuld manage everything. At that instant, he failed t recgnize that this belief wuld prve t be a disastrus errr.
As he was crssing the creek, a misfrtune ccurred: The swift waters tk hld f his vehicle, pushing it ff the rad and dwn a rcky creek bed. The truck finally came t a stp abut 80 feet away. Madrigal’s trubles nly grew frm there as the water had smehw angled the truck against the creek bank at a 45-degree, making it difficult fr him t pen the driver’s side dr. Trapped inside with muddy water rising quickly, Madrigal was certain he was ging t die. Shaking with fear, he was at a lss abut what t d.
Directly behind Madrigal n the rad were Henry, a delivery wrker, and his nephew Fred, n the rad t deliver furniture t custmers in the cuntryside. They were present when the tragic event ccurred. As Madrigal’s truck came t a standstill in the middle f the creek, Henry prmptly tk actin. He first secured a rpe frm his vehicle’s back and used it t ensure he culd safely apprach the truck.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为150个左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Afterwards, he faced Fred and demanded with a shut,“Rck! Pass me a rck!”_____________________
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Madrigal was abut t express his gratitude when his phne started t ring ._______________________
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2024—2025学年度高三上学期期中考试英语试题
参考答案
第一部分：
1-5 CCBAB 6-10 BACCA 11-15 CBBAA 16-20 CAABA
第二部分：
21-23 ADC24-27 DACD 28-31 BCAB32-35 BBCD
36-40 DBGFA
41-45 BCADA 46-50 DCBCB 51-55 ACDAB
56. utpacing 57. a 58. where 59. respectively 60. as
61. has furthered 62. T bst 63. technlgical 64. but 65. integratin
应用文：
Dear Tm,
I’m thrilled t hear that yur schl is ffering a curse n traditinal Chinese arts. It must be an excellent pprtunity fr yu t explre the rich cultural heritage f China.
As fr the chice f what t learn, I wuld recmmend Chinese calligraphy. Calligraphy is nt nly an art frm but als a prfund expressin f Chinese culture and philsphy. It invlves the use f brush and ink t create characters that are artistically pleasing and full f meaning. Besides, practicing calligraphy can help yu understand the beauty f Chinese language and the discipline required t master it. Mrever, calligraphy is a skill that can be practiced fr a lifetime, ffering endless pprtunities fr imprvement and persnal expressin.
I am lking frward t hearing abut yur experiences in this curse and seeing yur prgress in calligraphy.
Best regards,
Li Hua
读后续写：
Afterwards, he faced Fred and demanded with a shut,“Rck! Pass me a rck!” Fred fllwed the instructins withut any delay. Henry repeatedly struck the windw with the rck, yet achieved minimal results. Henry then yelled at Madrigal t step aside frm the windw. He steadied himself n the truck, leaned back, and hurled the rck at the windw. Ultimately, the glass shattered, and Henry put his hands in thrugh the remaining pieces f glass. T their relief, Madrigal extended his hand twards Henry and was pulled t safety. The pair made it back t a secure lcatin.
Madrigal was abut t express his gratitude when his phne started t ring. Trembling, Madrigal reached fr his phne and held it t his ear. His mther’s wrried vice eched thrugh the line, “Have yu arrived hme? Is everything alright?” The sund f her cncern brught tears t Madrigal’s eyes. Madrigal struggled t speak as he recunted the accident t his mther and tried t sthe her. After ending the call, he turned t Henry and Fred, expressing his heartfelt gratitude t them bth. Despite the cld rain, a prfund warmth surged thrugh his heart, unlike anything he had ever felt befre.
听力原文：
第一节
Text 1
W：Excuse me. I think yu made a mistake. These ptates are 2.3 dllars per pund, nt 3.3 dllars per pund.
M：Oh, I'm srry abut that!All right, yur ttal shuld be 6.3 dllars.
Text 2
W：Excuse me. Can I get back my mney fr my ticket? I have t cancel my trip because I have smething imprtant t deal with. It is Train N. 29 and will leave in fur hurs.
M：It is nt t late. Pass yur ticket t me, please.
Text 3
W：Can yu help me ut?I'm trying t find the Xingfu Htel.
M：Turn right at the secnd traffic light. It's next t the hspital.
Text 4
M：The ffice dr was lcked when I came back yesterday. I left smething imprtant in my ffice. Why didn't yu answer my phne call afterwards?
W：Maybe it was t nisy t hear it. I thught yu wuld have the key n yu.
Text 5
M：I want t ask yu t g t the mvies.
W：I dn't like t g t the mvies. It's nisy there. Let's g t the cffee shp then.
第二节
Text 6
M：Gd mrning, Ann.
W：Gd mrning, Mr Jnes.
M：Hw abut a cup f cffee?
W：I will make it nw.
M：And can yu tell me what meetings I have this week?
W：I will bring the diary. Okay, this afternn yu have a meeting with yur accuntant at 5 p.m. On Wednesday, yu are ging t Lndn. Dn't frget yur train leaves at 9:30 a.m.
M：Okay, what time is my meeting in Lndn?
W：At 11:30 a.m. And n Thursday Ms. Vnn wants t talk t yu.
Text 7
M：Mm, I'm flying t visit Uncle Li's family next Saturday. Shuld I pack my bags tday?
W：Yes, I think s.
M：OK!What clthes shuld I take? I knw it's ht there.
W：Yes, but it rains a lt. Yu can brrw an umbrella r a jacket if it's wet. Just pack sme T-shirts.
M：OK!And wh's meeting me at the airprt?
W：Well, Uncle Li and Aunt Wang will be busy, but yur cusin Susan can pick yu up.
Text 8
M：Hi!Where are yu wrking nw?
W：In a clthing factry. But I'm trying t find anther jb.
]M：Really?Why?
W：Yu knw,I've been wrking there fr mre than 6 years, but I can't even buy a huse.
M：But d yu like the jb and the peple?
W：Yes, f curse. The jb is nice and the peple are nice t.
M：Well, if yu like the jb, I suggest that yu apply fr a lan.
W：But applying fr a lan is cmplicated, isn't it?
M：Abslutely nt. But yu must cnsider three things.
W：What are they?
M：The interest rate, the bank's reputatin, and the lan term. Chse a bank with the best service and the lwest interest!
W：Oh, it's such a gd idea!Thanks a lt!
Text 9
W：Dad, may I have a pet? My friend Susan gt a puppy fr her birthday.
M：That was nice. But a puppy takes a lt f wrk. I dn't have the time t walk him.
W：I culd lk after a puppy.
I wuld take him fr walks.
M：In the rain? Every day? I wuld have t g with yu. But I have t wrk hard at the ffice.
W：Oh, Dad, Susan's puppy sunds s lvely.
M：Jasmine, we live in an apartment. Susan lives in a huse with a big garden. There is nt s much rm here. I d have an idea, thugh.
W：What is it?
M：Yu culd have a rabbit. Rabbits are much easier t lk after. And they can be very friendly. I believe yur rabbit will be yur friend fr a lng time.
W：Dad, can we g t the pet shp?
M：I'll ask yur mm first, but yes, I expect s.
Text 10
M：A fable is a stry. A wise authr ften writes the fable t tell a lessn. Lng ag, peple wrte many fables. They wrte them t help ther peple learn. Fr example, The Trtise and the Hare is a fable. That fable tells peple it is nt wise t shw ff. It is wise t wrk hard. Mst fables have animals in them. The animals can talk. Of curse in real life animals can't talk. The animals ften d flish things. Fr example, in ne fable there is a crw. It wants t get a piece f delicius fruit. It takes it frm a garden. And it gets it. But then as the crw sars, it shws ff. It pens its muth t shut, “Lk! I get the best fruit.” But f curse the crw lses the fruit. It falls ut f its muth because it pens its muth t shut. Fables have a mral. A mral is the lessn it teaches. The fable abut the crw makes an imprtant pint. It tells yu that peple shuld be careful.