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第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)
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第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分,满分 7.5 分) (更多优质试题，请关注书辰英公众号)
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项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。
例:Hw much is the shirt
A.£19.15. B. £9.18. C. £9.15.
答案是 C。
l. What will the speakers prbably d next?
A. Ck at hme. B. Explre a street. C. Eat ut.
2. Which desk is the man ging t buy?
A. The ne with tw drawers. B. The ne with three drawers. C. The ne with tw pen hlders.
3. Hw des the wman describe her mve?
A. Stressful. B. Smth. C. Unexpected.
4. Where are the speakers?
A. In a bank. B. In a bkstre. C. In a pst ffice.
5, What are the speakers discussing?
A. A curse. B. An instrument. C. A sprt.
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。
6.Hw des the wman sund at first?
A. Amused. B. Relieved. C. Surprised.
7.What is Emily like accrding t the wman?
A. She is reliable. B. She is playful. C. She is trublesme.
听第7段材料，回答第89题。
8. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. In a repair shp. B. In a car rental cmpany. C. In an insurance cmpany.
9.What des the wman decide t d?
A. Give up the repairs. B. Brrw a car. C. Take ut insurance.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.Why will Helen be away [rm twn?
A. T attend a wedding. B, T meet Angela Ferrer. C, T watch a cncert.
11.When will the speakers see the perfrmance?
A. On June 18th. B. On June 25th. C. On July 2nd.
12. What des Helen want t d?
A. Purchase tickets immediately B. Invite c-wrkers t jin her C. Check her wrk emails.
听第9段材料, 回答第13 至16 题，
13. Why did Easn wrk as a living statue perfrmer?
A. T fulfill his dream. B. T satisfy his curisity. C. T make sme mney.
14. What did Easn d fr the Wrld Champinships?
A. He practiced several bdy mvements.
B. He designed a realistic stne appearance.
C. He studied previus champinship perfrmances,
15. What des Easn cherish mst abut his jb?
A. The praise frm judges. B. The interactin with audience. C. The achievement in cmpetitins.
16, What is the key t being a gd living statue accrding t Easn?
A. Physical strength. B. Creative ideas. C. Attractive appearance.
听第10段材料, 回答第 17至 20 题。
17. What can we learn abut the library?
A. It will clse dwn ne year later. B. It is pen during public hlidays. C. It typically perates l0 hurs a day.
18, Hw much des a cpy cst library users withut a cpier card?
A. 10 cents. B. 20 cents. C. 60 cents.
19. Where shuld histry enthusiasts g?
A. The first flr. B. The secnd flr. C. The third flr.
20. What is said abut the cmputer use in the library?
A. It has n time limit. B. It requires registratin. C. It is free nly fr first-time users.
第二部分 阅读理解(共两节,满分50分)
第一节(共15小题:每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B.C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项，
A
21. Befre the 16th century, hw did captains navigate acrss ceans?
A. The Nrth Star navigated their ships. B. The frces in a magnetic field attracted the ships.
C. Magnetic cmpasses helped them maintain the curse. D. The magnetic muntains in the Arctic guided their jurney.
22. Hw did William Gilbert find ut the fact that Earth itself is magnetic?
A. Thrugh trials and errrs. B. By acquiring sme flash inspiratin.
C. By studying the ideas f sme philsphers. D. Thrugh sme persnal philsphical speculatin.
23. Which f the fllwing statement might Galile agree with?
A. The earth stays mvable. B. The earth has its wn magnetic field,
C. Gilbert's findings and cnclusins are sensatinal. D. Gilbert successfully refuted the laws f magnetic attractin
B
Tw things changed my life: my mther and a white plastic bike basket. I have thught lng and hard abut it and it's true, I wuld be different if my mm hadn't turned a silly bicycle accessry int a life lessn that I carry with me tday.
My parents were united in their way f raising children, but it mstly fell t my mther t actually carry it .ut, Lking back, I hnestly dn't knw hw she did it, Managing the family budget must have been hard, but she made it lk effrtless, If we cmplained, we'd hear smething like, “I dn’t care what s-and-s gt fr his birthday, yu are nt getting a TV in yur rm, a car fr yur birthday r a lavish sweet-16 party,” We had t earn ur allwance by ding chres arund the huse. I can still remember hw lng it tk t plish the legs f ur cffee table, Vy brthers can n dubt remember hurs spent cleaning the huse. Like the tw little girls grwing up at the While Huse, we made ur wn beds (n ne left the huse until that was dne) and picked up after urselves. We had t keep track f ur belngings, and if smething was lst, it was nt replaced.
It was summer and, ne day, my mther drve me t the bike shp t get a tire fixed --and there it was in the windw, White, shiny, plastic and decrated with flwers, the basket winked at me and I knew--I knew—I had t have it.
“It’g beautiful,” my mther said, “What a neat basket.”
I tried t hld ff at first, I played it cl fr a shrt while. But then I guess I culdn't stand it any lnger,” Mm, please can I please, please get it? I'll d what yu say, but I need that basket, I lve that basket. Please, Mm. Please?”
I was desperate.
“Yu knw,” she said, gently rubbing my back while we bth stared at what l believed was the clest thing ever,” If yu save up yu culd buy this yurself.”
“By the time I make enugh it'll be gne!”
“There might be anther way.” And s ur paying plan unflded. My mther bught the beautiful basket and put it safely in sme hiding place I culdn't find. Each week I eagerly cunted my grwing savings increased by extra wrk here and there (washing the car, helping my mther make dinner, delivering r cllecting things n my bike that already lked naked withut the basket in frnt). And then, weeks later, I cunted, recunted and jumped fr jy, Oh, happy day! I made it! I finally had the exact amunt we'd agreed
Days later the unthinkable happened, A neighbrhd girl I'd played with millins f times appeared with the exact same basket fixed t her shiny; new bike that already had all the bells and whistles, I rde hard and fast hme t tell my mther abut this disaster. This hrrible turn f events.
And then came the lessn I've taken with me thrugh my life: “Hney, yur basket is extra-special,” m said, gently wiping away my ht tears. "Yur basket is special because yu paid fr it yurself.”
24. What can we learn frm the first tw paragraphs?
A. The writer gt trained by ding chres. B. Managing family budget was hard but wrth.
C. Ding husewrk helped earn a dreaming basket. D. The mther raised her children in an unusual way,
25. By using “naked” (Paragraph 10), the authr seems t stress that the basket was .
A. well wrth the effrt she had made B. the mst valuable she had ever btained
C.an unnecessary accessry t her bike D. smething the bike culdn't d withut
26.T the authr, it seemed t be a hrrible turn f events that .
A. her paying plan was spiled B. a neighbrhd girl bught a nicer bike
C. the basket cst mre than she had ffered D. smene else had gt a basket f the same kind
27.What is the life lessn the authr learned frm her mther?
A. Save mney fr a rainy day. B. Gd advice is beynd all price.
C. Earn yur bread with yur sweat. D. Gd helps thse wh help themselves.
C
During a judging perid fr a recent shrt stry cntest, I started thinking a lt abut dialgue tags. Because in many submissins characters didn't “say” a thing. They shuted, they injured, they assumed. Sme characters screamed while thers murmured, But n ne “said” anything. And I started wndering why.
Why d we tell beginner writers t avid creative dialgue tags in the first place? Why d we insist that characters shuld stick t “said,” “asked,” and the ccasinal “sighed?” And, if the advice is s ft-repealed, why are writers still unable t resist the siren call f weep, scream snap, r laugh?
The mre I thught abut it, the mre I understd the temptatin. We're always encuraged t use strng, actinable verbs in ur prse, Why walk when yu can skip r wander? Why cry when yu can sb r weep? Why wuldn't we reach fr exciting verbs instead f mild bring dull-blah said? Why culdn't each verb be a tiny sparkling gem in its wn right?
The prblem, I think, is that every jewel needs a setting t becme smething mre than the sum f its parts. Withut smething t prvide structure, a cllectin f the wrld's mst glrius diamnds wuld still nly amunt t a heap f rcks.
And a dialgue tag shuld never, ever be the diamnd in any given sentence.
Dialgue is yur diamnd, friends. When we read yur wrk, yur dialgue shuld be s bright, s sparkling, s lifelike, s wnderfully realistic that ur brains “hear” each line instead f merely reading it, We dn’t need t be tld a character is shuting--we can sense il in the way they spit ut wrds, clench fists, r strm frm the rm.
A dialgue tag is a mere signpst alng the narrative jurney, gently indicating wh said what. It's part f a stry's experience, but it's nt part f the stry itself, nr shuld it be treated as such, Dialgue tags are similar t lighting in a Bradway play: withut it. the audience wuld have n idea what was ging n, but it usually strives t shine withut calling t much attentin t itself. What's mre, readers may nt initially imagine a particular line being “sbbed.” When we reach the end f a sentence and find ut ur leading lady has actually sbbed instead f whispered.it pulls us right ut f the stry. We pause. We reread the line. We adjust ur understanding and begin again. But that wnderful mmentum when we're fully immersed in the scene, hlding ur breath t find ut what ur herine says next, is lst.
Creating a successful wrk f fictin is abut giving the render all the materials they need t build yur fictinal wrld in their mind and nt a scrap mre. Readers need believable dialgue. They need vices s cmpelling that they pp right ff the page and int ur cars. And if yu've created dynamic characters wh speak wrds we can really hear yu will never need t tell us hw smething was said.
Senir Editr
28. Accrding t the Senir Editr, the beginner writers are tempted t .
A. replace a dull "said" with exciting verbs B. mit what the character said in a dialgue
C. resist the warning against strng emtins D. veruse the wrd “said” in their submissins
29. The Senir Editr cmpares dialgue tags t
A. glrius diamnds B. heaps f rcks C. tiny. sparkling gems D. Bradway play lighting
30. What can be inferred abut the dialgue tags in a nvel?
A. The dialgue tag "say" can help keep readers immersed in the plt.
B. Effective dialgue tags shuld describe character's emtin directly,
C. Dialgue tags are said t be the mst imprtant aspect f strytelling.
D. A dialgue tag indicates a character's way f speech is part f narratin.
31. The writer mst prbably agrees that
A. writers shuld chse dynamic wrds fr dialgue tags
B. gd wrks f fictin give as many materials as pssible
C. readers can nt imagine a line withut the dialgue tags
D. what was said shuld be priritized ver hw it was said
D
Animal prducts culd prduce electricity, ne British pwer cmpany warns and t give cnsumers a chice, it's ffering what it calls the wrld's first vegan electricity.
Eccentricity, a renewable energy prvider in the U.K., annunced its electricity and gas wuld be certified vegan after it claimed half f British hmes are pwered by electricity made frm animal byprducts. Cmpany funder Dale Vince accused cmpanies that cnsider themselves ethical” r “green” f keeping cnsumers in the dark abut their “secret ingredient,” We need clear labeling f energy surcing s that peple can make infrmed chices,” he said in a statement.
The cmpany ffers “vegan energy” in wind and slar pwer, and it's develping “sea pwer” prduced by wave scillatin and marine currents, Nne f Ectricity's electrical surces cntains animal byprducts that the cmpany knew f befre it made the annuncement, but I registered with the Vegan Sciety t certify its green status.
Thugh nt widely pen, it’s fairly cmmn fr pwer cmpanies t get electricity frm animals thrugh anaerbic digestin (厌氧消化). Animal waste is generally cnsidered a clean, renewable energy surce, Turning manure(肥料)int fuel eliminates a sizeable chunk f carbn pllutin and lessens pwer cmpanies’ reliance n “dirtier” fssil fuels like cal and il, Plus animals prvide a limitless supply f waste, while Earth's natural gas stres are finite, s crackers wuldn't need t drill int rck t extract it,
Cws are pictured at a Wagyu cattle breeding center in June in Petit-Mars, France, A U.K energy cmpany annunced the first “vegan electricity” alter warning cnsumers abut animal byprducts in energy prductin,
After anaerbic digestin, farmers can use the liquid remains f the manure as fertilizer and make chips fr animal bedding frm the slid leftvers, chemical engineer DavidSimakv tld Ppular Science.
“We are talking abut prducing the amunt f renewable natural gas enugh t heat thusands f hmes frm just a single large landfill site,” he said, “We need t stp pumping carbn frm undergrund int the atmsphere and start caring abut intrducing mre and mre renewable energy t make ur lives mre sustainable.”
Renewable energy nly accunts fr 1l percent f energy cnsumptin in the U.S., accrding t the Energy Infrmatin Administratin, Fssil fuels and nuclear energy generate mre than 8(percent f the cuntry's electricity, and that's unlikely t change: like ther clean energy surces, anaerbic digestin is still mre expensive than traditinal surces f cncrgy.
32.Accrding t Dale Vince, .
A. vegan electricity and gas shuldn't use animal byprducts
B. it's nt certain whether Ectricity has used animal byprducts
C. it's necessary fr cnsumers t knw hw electricity is prduced
D. peple dn't need t make chices f whether t use vegan electricity
33. In Paragraph 2, “secret ingredient” refers t .
A. animal waste B. vegan energy C.an energy prvider D. energy labeling
34. What can be inferred frm the passage?
A. It's frbidden t get explited natural gas since it is limited.
B. Clean energy may nt replace fssil fuels t be used by families.
C. Pwer cmpanies can rely n animal waste t prduce clean energy.
D. The waste f cws is first used t prduce clean energy in the wrld.
35.What des the authr think f clean energy?
A. It has been a mainstream. B. It has a prmising future.
C. Cnsumers tend t use mre clean energy nw D. Its prducing cst has decreased its ppularity.
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。
It seems that deep, lng-lasting happiness cmes frm intangible things, rather than things like chclates and small-phnes. 36 Peple wh have the supprt f family members and als have strng friendships are mre likely t be happy, Feeling prtected and respected and knwing yu can trust in the peple arund yu is vital, But happiness means yu have t give and take, Perfrming acts f kindness and genersity n a regular basis, fr example, listening t a friend in need r carrying a neighbr's shpping, will make yu feel n tp f the wrld. 37 In fact, they say that ne smile makes a persn feel as gd as eating 2,000 bars f chclates (nt all at nce, f curse).
It is nt surprising that health is anther key cntributr t happiness. 38 But being healthy and staying healthy require sme effrt, A healthy diet is crucial and s is regular exercise. laziness will nt make yu happy. Exercising fr 20 t 30 minutes a day helps t reduce stress and anxiety and makes yu feel mre psitive and ptimistic because it releases endrphins (feel-gd chemicals). S, if yu have been feeling blue and wrrying t much abut yur exams, get exercising. 39
Talking f sleep, d yu ften wake up feeling miserable? 40 Teenagers tend t g t bed 1 late and have t get up early, s many suffer frm a lack f sleep. Tiredness will certainly affect yur happiness levels and put yu in a bad md. It als affects yur ability t cncentrate and may slw yur grwth. S if yu want t be happy and d well at schl, try t get at least eight hurs f sleep a night, Nw that yu knw the thery, it's time t put it all int practice
A. Yu’ll als find that yu sleep better.
B. Even a simple smile can wrk wnders.
C.ne essential factr is human relatinships.
D. In the end, happiness cmes frm gd sleep.
E. If s, it’s prbably because yu haven't had enugh f it.
F. Sustainable happiness may be mre spiritual than material
G. Pr health will certainly make yu feel dwn in the muth.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节,满分30分)
第一节 完形填空(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人空白处的最佳选项。
Mre peple are travelling than ever befre, and lwer barriers t entry and falling csts means they are ding s fr 4l perids.
The rise f “city breaks” 48-hur bursts f freign cultures, easier n the pcket and annual leave balance has increased turist numbers, but nt their 42 spread, The same attractins have been used t market cities such as Paris, Barcelna and Vnice fr decades, and visitrs use the same infrastructure (基础设施) as residents t reach them. “T many peple d the same thing at the exact same time," says Fnt, an expert in turism. “Fr 43 , the city n lnger belngs t them.”
In respnse t this situatin, cities have cme up with varius slutins. Fr instance, Amsterdam has started advising visitrs t seek 44 utside f the city center n its fficial website. “That takes curage, really, t d that, But nly s many peple will lk at the website, and it means they can say t their residents they're ding all they can t 45 cngestin.”
But it als prpses a belter way, which is called “de-turism”: sustainable travel tips and 46 schedules fr explring a real Venice, ff the paths beaten by the 28 millin visitrs wh flck there each year.
A greater verity f 47 fr prspective visitrs--ideas fr what t d in ff-peak seasns, fr example. r utside f the city center--can have the effect f remving them frm already crwded landmarks, r 48 shrt breaks away in the first place, Lnger stays 49 the pressure, says Fnt. 'II yu g t Paris fr tw days, yu' re ging t the Eiffel Twer. If yu g fr tw weeks, yu' re nt ging t g t the Eiffel Twer 14 times. “Similarly, repeal visitrs have a better sense f the 50 ,” We shuld be asking hw we can get turists t 51 , nt hw t get them t cme fr the first time. If they’re cming fr the fifth time, it is much easier t integrate their behavirs with urs.”
Fnt says cities culd stand t be mre 52 abut the turists they try t attract when the current metric fr marketing success is hw many there are, and hw lar they’ve cme. “Yu're thinking. 'yeah but at what cst…” He pints t unpublished data frm the Barcelna Turist Bard that priritizes Japanese turist fr spending an average f 640 mre per day than French turists - - a(n) 53 that fails t take int accunt Japanese bigger carbn ftprint. 54 turists are als mre likely t be repeat visitrs that cme at ff-peak times, buy lcal prducts, and spread ut t less crwded parts f the city----all prductive steps twards mre 55 turism, and mre peaceful relatins with residents.
41. A. lnger B. shrter C. wider D. clearer
42. A. envirnmental B. natinal C. ecnmic D. gegraphic
43. A. lcals B. turists C. visitrs D. cleaners
44. A. transprts B. accmmdatin C. restaurants D. service
45. A. cause B. fuel C. transfer D. ease
46. A. separate B. individual C. alternative D. bjective
47. A. refrm B. guidance C. invitatin D. supprt
48. A. cnvincing B. discuraging C. prmting D. enjying
49. A. release B. enhance C. remve D. relieve
50. A. culture B. knwledge C. entertainment D. ability
51. A. get alng B. bring up C. cme back D. lay ff
52. A, selective B. ptimistic C. curius D. dubtful
53. A. distinctin B. harmny C. assciatin D. cmparisn
54. A, French B. Japanese C. Spanish D. German
55. A. cmfrtable B. cmplex C. temprary D. sustainable
第二节短文填空(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)
阅读下面短文,在空白处填人1个适当的单同成括号内单词的正确形式。
Math and literature are prbably tw f the subjects that bring students headaches. Hwever, scientists wnder 56 the beauty f math can be fund in literary wrks. Once Upn a Prime; The Wndrus Cnnectins between Mathematics and Literature, a bk 57 (publish) recently by UK mathematician Sarah Hart, presents sme interesting thughts abut “three”. She argues that the beauty f this number is indeed evident in many wrks f western literature and languages in general.
“Three” is the minimum number 58 which a tw-dimensinal shape can be defined. Fr example, three sticks can create a triangle, a stable structure. Many cmmn phrases are in three wrds, such as “ready, set, g”, in stries, there are usually three main characters, such as Harry, Rn and Hermine in the Harry Ptter series. Fr a series f nvels, there are usually three bks rather than fur, accrding t Hart.
Why is it always the third sn wh 59 (behave) differently frm his tw lder brthers, thus 60 (win)the princess? “The reasn fr this,” Hart explains, “is bvius. We require tw 61 (repeat) t get t knw the pattern, s that the breaking f the pattern in the third tw character can surprise r amuse us.
Similarly, anther study by researchers at the University f Vermnt als cnnected math and strytelling. They analyzed mre than 1,300 fictin bks and arranged fr 10, 000 wrds frm the bks 62 (rate) by 50 participants n a happiness scale f 1 t 9. Then the ratings 63 (categrize) int different graphs, which shwed hw the readers' emtins changed while reading. It turned ut that each stry fit 64 (perfect)int ne f six basic graphs, a mathematical pattern.
“The idea 65 ne wuld have t chse between mathematics and literature is smething f a tragedy,” Hart says, “The tw fields are fundamentally linked”.
第四部分 写作(共两节,满分40分)
第一节(满分 15分)
假定你是李华,你校英语社团就本学期开展的"经典作品阅读(Classics reading)"活动发起征文。主题是:Classics cnnect me and。征文要求如下，
1. 补全标题;
2. 二者(classics和" ")的联系及其对你("me")的影响.
注意:
1.写作词数应为80左右;(文中不得出现真实的姓名及学校名称。
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Classics cnnect me and
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义。
I std in the restaurant kitchen, my eyes wide, arms hanging awkwardly, ready t wrk but unsure f what t d, “Yu will be trained first," my manager Aarn said,” and d remember t check every detail!" With these wrds, he walked away.
A wrkmate threw me a dish brush and said, “let's get started,” He intrduced me t the basics f washing dishes and demnstrated the prcess. This was the beginning f my part-time jb, a new stage where I was bth eager t learn and anxius abut the challenges ached.
On a Friday night, Aarn swiftly centered the kitchen. “Wh has just bused(收拾) the back right table?” he shuted, his vice sharp with urgency. My hands, slippery with bubbles frm the bwl I was washing, nearly let it slip thrugh my fingers. I wanted t say I was guilty, but Aarns cld stare didn't prmise a happy reward fr the guy wh admitted, Finally, a mix f fear and my wn cnscience pushed the respnse ut f my muth.
“I did Aarns.”
“What were yu thinking? Get back ut here and lk at what yu missed!” His wrds frced me frward. I grabbed a rag (布) and fllwed him ut t table twenty-tw. As we made ur way thrugh the restaurant, he said smething abut rags, but I didn't hear clearly with ther cnversatins ging n arund us.
I quickly realized the true issue was the mess beneath the table. A nearly full cup f beer had tipped ver, creating a small lake n the flr. It was a significant mistake n my part, “Take care f it!” Aarn tuned and strmed ff t the frnt f the restaurant.
I drpped dwn t clean up the beer. That was when anther prblem ccurred. I had brught nly ne rag. One already wet rag. It did nthing but increase the size f the lake. “Mre rags,” I thught, Immediately, I rushed int the kitchen and hurriedly grabbed five dry rags, hping Aarn wuldn’t ntice my brief absence.
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I had just rushed ut when I fund Aarn standing in my way.
After cleaning up the mess, I reflected n Aarn's wrds.
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1-5 CBAAC11-15 CBCBB16-20 ACBCB6-10 CAABA
21-23.CAB 24-27.DADC 28-31.ADAD 32-35.CABD 36-40 CBGAE
41-45.BDABD 46-50.CBBDA 51-55.CADAD
56.whether/if 57. published 58.with 59.behaves 60.winning 61.repetitins 62.t be rated 63.were categrized 64.perfectly 65. that
第一节(满分15分)
Classics cnnect me and writing
Reading classic literature has greatly imprved my writing ability, First f all, classical literary wrks prvide us with rich materials and inspiratin fr writing. When we read these wrks, we can bserve the authr's unique skills in hw t depict characters and scenes, which can stimulate ur creative enthusiasm and help us find new inspiratin and creativity when writing. Secndly, classical literary wrks cultivate ur ability f language expressin. Thrugh reading these classic wrks, we can learn different ways f expressin and rhetrical skills, enrich ur language rganizatin ability, and imprve the accuracy and expressin f writing. In additin, by reading classic literary wrks, we can als learn gd stry structure and narrative skills, By carefully analyzing and thinking abut these wrks, we can learn hw t cnstruct an engaging stry framewrk that guides ur readers' emtins, skills that are essential t ur ability t write.
第二节(满分 25分)
参考范文
I had just rushed ut when I fund Aarn standing in my way. "What's up?" he asked sharply, his eyes fixed n me, Feeling the weight f my mistake, l stammered nervusly, "I need dry …clean..." Upn hearing this, Aarn let ut a heavy sigh, "Yu shuld have checked every detail,” he remarked, a hint f disappintment in his vice. " This jb isn't just abut reacting, it's als abut being careful. Nw, g clean that up!" Aviding his gaze, I dashed twards table twenty-tw, With an ample supply f rags, I threw myself int the task, tirelessly mpping, scrubbing, and wiping.
After cleaning up the mess, I reflected n Aarn's wrds. They were sharp but abslutely right. My inexperience and initial anxiety in this new jb had led me t verlk crucial details, and l shuld have been mre mindful f my wrk, Taking a deep breath, l returned t my duties, bearing Aarn's wrds in mind, With very dish washed and every table cleared, l made sure t duble-check my wrk, Everything went well and sn I realized this carefulness wuld nt just apply t cleaning; it wuld influence every aspect f my jb, preparing me t embrace any challenge with respnsibility and cnfidence.
第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分)
参考答案
1-5 CBAAC 11-15 CBCBB 16-20 ACBCB 6-10 CAABA
英语听力材料
Text 1
M: I'm t tired t ck at hme tnight. What wuld yu like t eat?
W: Well, l really want pizza and there's a lvely new place in the high street, It's quite rmantic,
actually.
M: Oh, yu've cnvinced me.
Text 2
M: I'm getting a new desk, and I've narrwed it dwn t these tw.
W: l like the three drawers in the brwn ne. The grey desk nly has tw. Als, the brwn ne has a pen hlder.
M:Well, I think yu're right.
Text 3
M: Hw's the big mve cming alng? It's this weekend, isn't it?
W: Dn't remind me! I've still gt hundreds f little things t take care f befre I can get ut f here.
Text 4
dllars and yur receipt, sir.
M: What abut my bankbk?
W: We'll mail it t yu. There are sme adjustments we need t make.
Text 5
W: Yu really can't thrw very well, I dn't think yu can be n the team unless yu imprve.
M: I'm afraid I’m very bad at playing it.
Text 6
M: Emily gt int truble at schl yesterday.
W: N! Yu're jking? Whatever fr?
M: Well, apparently, she was accused f breaking a windw.
W: N! I dn't believe it. What did she say?
M: She denied it, f curse, and I think the headmaster believed her stry.
W: Well, f curse he did. Hw culd anyne suspect Emily f lying? She always disciplines
herself and never causes any truble.
Text 7
W: Have yu figured ut what's wrng with it?
M: Yes. One f the engine parts is brken and needs t be replaced, l rdered it, but it will take
a few days t cme in.
W: Oh, that's n gd, I need t use the car t g t a trade shw this weekend.
M: Well, d yu have insurance? We have sme laner cars that yu can use while yur car is
being repaired.
W: Yes, I d. That's great.
Text 8
M: Oh, Helen, Andy Trin is perfrming at Orchestra Hall n June l8th. And Angela Ferrer, n June 25th!
W: I'd lve t see Andy Trin, but that date desn't wrk, My friend is getting married then, and I’ll be ut f twn fr their ceremny.
M: Wait, let me check. Oh, it lks like Andy Trin will be back fr ne mre night f jazz.
tw weeks later. D yu want t g then?
W: Let me cheek my schedule. Oh yeah, that's perfect, Let's cheek if anyne else frm ur ffice
wuld like t g and see the cncert. I'll send ut an email right nw.
Text 9
W: Easn, culd yu tell us hw yu gt started as a living statue perfrmer?
M: Well... it is nt actually smething l planned t d. It was a fun jb l lk n while I was at university t earn a bit f extra mney and when I did it actually, it turned ut that I was quite gd at it.
W: What d yu have t d as a living statue?
M: Firstly, yu shuld cme up with a creative idea and then yu have t practice and find the right clthes and stuff and d the full bdy make-up.
W: Yu wn the Wrld Living Statue Champinships recently. Culd yu tell us smething abut that?
M: Um, fr the Wrld Champinships l was a stne statue and l painted in thse tiny marks s that I lked like a kind f ld, almst falling apart statue, and I think the judges really
appreciated that.
W: Yep, I get it. S what is the pint f ding this jb?
M: The pint really is the cnnectin yu make with yur audience. When yu make a tiny mvement they tend t explde with laughter, And it's that interactin between the audience and the perfrmer that's really what it's all abut.
W: And what is the secret f being a gd living statue?
M: Firstly, never try and perfrm n an empty stmach. If yu get hungry, yu can start t feel light-headed, s yu always need t eat smething first. Well, gd stmach muscles are key, t. Yu need t have them t hld thse psitins
Text 10
W: Here's yur new library card. It will run ut ne year later frm tday and allw yu t brrw up t l5 bks per mnth, The library is pen frm 9 a, m. t 7 p. m. every day except Sundays and public hlidays. On the first flr, yu'll find fictin, literature, bigraphy, travel and lifestyle bks, gardening bks, and ckbks, There's als a phtcpier fr public use. Cpies cst twenty cents each, but I recmmend yu buy a mnthly cpier card fr $ 10, which gives yu 60 cpies per mnth at a reduced price.
On the secnd flr, yu'll find technlgy, gegraphy, science bks, and children's bks. There's a small children's recreatin area there as well, and n Saturdays, we hld a stry-reading mrning fr yung kids.
The third flr has histry, maps, newspapers, jurnals, and arts and humanities bks. We have cmputers with Internet access n the furth flr, The cmputers are free t use, but there's a tw-hur limit, It's first-cme, first-served. Just put yur name dwn n the list if yu want t use ne. If yu want t use yur wn cmputer in the library, we have free wireless access as well.
That's abut it. D yu have any questins?IN CONTEXT
BRANCH
Gelgy
BEFORE
6th century BCE The Greek thinker Thales f Miletus ntes magnetic rcks, r ldestnes(然磁石).
1st century CE Chinese diviners make primitive cmpasses with irn spn that can turn arund t pint suth.
1269 French schlar Pierre de Maricurt sets ut the basic laws f magnetic attractin, repulsin, and ples.
AFTER
1824FrenchmathematicianSimén Pissn mdels the frces in a magnetic field.
1940s American physicist Walter Maurice Elsasser attributes Earth's magnetic field 1 irn swirling in its uter cre as the planet rtates.
1958 Explrer l space missin shws Earth's magnetic field extending far ut int space.
By the late 1500s,ships’ captains already relied n magnetic cmpasses t maintain their curse acrss the ceans. Yet n ne knew hw they wrked. Sme thught the cmpass needle was attracted t the Nrth Star, thers that it was drawn t magnetic muntains in the Arctic. It was English physician William Gilbert wh discvered that Earth itself is magnetic.
Strnger reasns are btained frm sure experiments frm prbable and demnstrated arguments than cnjectures(推测)and the pinins f philsphical speculatrs.
William Gilbert
Gilbert's breakthrugh came nt frm a flash f inspiratin, but frm 17 years f careful experiments. He learned all he culd frm ships, captains and cmpass makers, and then he made a mdel glbe, r "terrella" ut f the magnetic rck ldestne and tested cmpass needles against it. The needles reacted arund the terrella just as ships, cmpasses did n a larger scale-shwing the same patterns f declinatin (pinting slightly away frm true nrth at the gegraphic ple, which differs frm magnetic nrth) and inclinatin (tilting dwn frm the hrizntal tward the glbe).
Gilbert cncluded, rightly, that the entire planet is a magnet and has a cre f irn, He published his ideas in the bk DeMagnete (On the Magnet) in 1600, causing sensatin, Jhannes Kepler and Galile, in particular, were inspired by his suggestin that Earth is nt fixed t rtating celestial spheres, as mst peple still thught but is made t spin by the invisible frce f its wn magnetism.