2025浙江省精诚联盟高二下学期3月联考试题英语含答案

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选择题部分
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。
1．What is the amunt f the wman’s check?
A．$100．B．$150．C．$200．
2．Wh painted the man’s prtraits?
A．The wmanB．The man himself.C．Art students n the street.
3．Hw did the wman feel at the beginning?
A．Relieved.B．Anxius.C．Awkward.
4．Why can’t the wman pick up her sn frm schl?
A．She is busy with wrk.
B．She is taking Katie t the park.
C．She is preparing fr an imprtant meeting.
5．What are the speakers talking abut?
A．Where t hang a phtgraph.
B．Whether t rearrange the furniture.
C．Hw t make use f the space in the kitchen.
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．Hw des the wman chse her music?
A．Fllw the crwd.B．Depend n her mds.C．Chse at randm.
7．Why des the wman listen t Barndr Bys’ sngs?
A．T relax.B．T calm dwn.C．T cheer up.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8．What is prbably the wman?
A．A guide.B．A teacher.C．A gardener.
9．Where are the speakers?
A．In America.B．In Australia.C．In Canada.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10．What is the wman ding?
A．Hsting a prgram.
B．Cnducting a jb interview.
C．Bradcasting a news reprt.
11．What assignment des the man have nw?
A．Undercver wrk.B．Detective wrk.C．Supervising investigatins.
12．What des the man think f rutine traffic stps?
A．Lw-stress.B．Cmplex.C．Dangerus.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13．When will the next training curse fr driving begin?
A．On March 16th.B．On April 23rd.C．On March 15th.
14．Hw lng des the training curse last?
A．Abut three weeks.B．Abut five weeks.C．Abut tw mnths.
15．What will the man gain first in the training curse?
A．Basic test taking skills.
B．Knwledge abut driving.
C．Driving experience n the rad.
16．What des the wman say abut the driving test?
A．It is easy fr the man.
B．It is hard fr everyne.
C．It is difficult fr beginners.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17．What is the main purpse f the passage?
A．T recmmend a jb.
B．T advertise a schl.
C．T recruit（招募）cmputer prgrammers.
18．What is an advantage f being a cmputer prgrammer?
A．Gd jb prspects.
B．Flexible wrking cnditins.
C．Plenty f training pprtunities.
19．What is mst attractive abut the schl?
A．It partners with large firms.
B．It prvides evening classes.
C．It has well-trained teachers.
20．What des the speaker mean in the end?
A．The present jb market is cmpetitive.
B．Dctrs and lawyers are tired f their jbs.
C．Being a cmputer prgrammer is a smart career mve.
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
Undergraduate Academic Recgnitin
●Hnr Rll fr Undergraduates
An Hnr’s List fr undergraduates will be calculated and generated twice a year. Undergraduate students with a grade pint average（GPA）f 3.75 r higher in each quarter will be recgnized as fllws:
Hnr’s list:3.75-4.00
A minimum f 10 GPA quarter credits must be taken at Walden in each f the tw quarters.
●Undergraduate Hnr Sciety
Undergraduate students have the pprtunity t jin Walden’s chapter f Alpha Sigma Lambda, a natinal hnr sciety fr adult learners. Hnr sciety invitatins are extended t eligible（符合条件的）students twice a year. Students are nt required t jin. Once students jin the chapter, n further academic reviews are required t maintain their membership.
T qualify fr an invitatin, undergraduate students must meet the fllwing requirements:
◇A minimum f 45 institutinal quarter credits earned at Walden
◇A minimum GPA f 3.75
●Undergraduate Latin Hnrs
Latin Hnrs are awarded t graduating senirs with a GPA f 3.5 r higher:
◇Cum laude:3.500-3.749
◇Magna cum laude:3.750-3.899
◇Summa cum laude:3.900 and abve
The Latin Hnrs type will appear n a student’s Walden transcripts（成绩单）. Undergraduate students must cmplete a minimum f 45 credit hurs at Walden University t qualify.
●Presidential Cmmendatin fr Undergraduate Academic Achievement
Walden University recgnizes the significant accmplishment f undergraduate students wh achieve a perfect grade pint average in their undergraduate wrk. Students with a perfect（4.0）GPA at the time f graduatin will receive a Presidential Cmmendatin fr Academic Achievement.
21．Which academic recgnitin can an undergraduate with a GPA f 3.65 get?
A．Undergraduate Latin Hnrs
B．Undergraduate Hnr Sciety
C．Hnr Rll fr Undergraduates
D．Presidential Cmmendatin fr Academic Achievement
22．What d we knw abut Walden’s chapter f Alpha Sigma Lambda?
A．It has members f all ages.
B．It accepts new members twice a year.
C．It invites all undergraduates at Walden t jin it.
D．It requires its members t maintain a minimum GPA f 3.75．
23．Where is this text prbably taken frm?
A．A textbk.B．An exam paper.
C．A student handbk.D．An admissin brchure.
B
I was a vlunteer with the city f Milpitas, and was studying at missin cllege. One night after ging t class, I was heading hme and decided t stp ff at a burrit（墨西哥卷饼）restaurant. I gt my burrit and started t head fr my car when I was apprached by a hmeless man. He was very dirty and bviusly very hungry. He asked me fr sme change t buy a little fd. As I was pulling sme change ut, I had an idea.
I asked him t fllw me back int the burrit restaurant t rder. He was ashamed f the way he lked and said he did nt want t g in there. But I insisted. When he finally fllwed me in, the peple behind the cunter refused t let him in, but I tld them that I was buying him dinner and he had a right t be there. After we argued ver it fr a while, they finally gave in. It seemed like he was relieved a bit t be sitting at a table. I asked him t rder whatever he wanted. But he nly rdered a burrit.
Fr smene wh has been n the fringes（边缘）f sciety, he was very surprised at my genersity. But t me, it was what any “human being” shuld d r at least ffer. Yu had t be there t see the lk in his face. It reminded me when I was yung and my mm brught ut a big birthday cake fr me n my birthday, with all the candy, chclate and gdies that we were abut t eat. I think he felt special, like he was getting attentin, smething that I culd see he hadn’t experienced in a lng time.
I ften think abut this stry because, t me, it’s nt just abut helping smene ut by feeding them. It’s mre abut giving them the respect and dignity（尊严）f being a human being and allwing them t feel gd abut themselves.
24．Why did the hmeless man apprach the authr?
A．T ask fr a lift.B．T beg fr mney.
C．T request a burrit.D．T seek cmpany.
25．What des the underlined wrd “it” in paragraph 2 refer t?
A．Where t sit in the restaurant.
B．What t rder fr the hmeless man.
C．Whether t buy dinner fr the hmeless man.
D．Whether t allw the hmeless man t enter the restaurant.
26．Why des the authr mentin his birthday in paragraph 3?
A．T demnstrate his wnderful childhd.
B．T stress the imprtance f enjying a feast.
C．T cntrast his life with that f the hmeless man.
D．T describe the happy feelings f the hmeless man.
27．What is the thing really wrth ding accrding t the authr?
A．Treating thers with respect.
B．Ridding the wrld f hunger.
C．Encuraging acts f kindness.
D．Paying attentin t the hmeless.
C
A rare trnad warning was issued Tuesday fr the New Yrk City area, caused by severe thunderstrms that rlled thrugh the regin. While it’s uncmmn fr trnades t hit majr cities like New Yrk, scientists say that may nt always be the case.
There’s n special reasn why trnades seem t miss big cities. It just cmes dwn t chance. “Cities are small targets cmpared t vast stretches f frests, muntains r therwise rural regins,” said Victr Gensini, a climatlgist at Nrthern Illinis University in DeKalb. “It’s very rare fr a dwntwn metr business district t get hit.” But, as cities grw and develpments spill beynd city limits, these areas becme part f an “expanding bull’s-eye” effect.
Thugh rare, trnades have hit big cities. In 1999, a strng trnad blew thrugh Salt Lake City, causing ne death and at least 81 injuries. In 2000,a trnad struck dwntwn Frt Wrth, Texas, killing tw peple. And in 2008, a pwerful trnad struck dwntwn Atlanta, killing ne persn and becming the first n recrd t strike that city center.
“These are very lw prbability events, but if and when they ccur, they will likely be devastating.” Gensini said. Part f the danger f a trnad hitting an urban area is the huge amunt f debris（残骸）such a strm wuld generate. “The big thing that yu need t wrry abut is flying glass. There’s a lt mre glass in New Yrk City than in Shawnee, Oklahma, where I live,” said Patrick Marsh, a meterlgist.
In big cities like Chicag r New Yrk City, there’s als a lt f tightly packed buildings, which culd result in pwer cuts that affect a greater percentage f the lcal ppulatin, he added. But these increased risks dn’t necessarily mean urban trnades will be mre deadly. “In big cities, mst f the structures are cncrete r metal, s yu have a lt f structures that the vast majrity f trnades are nt ging t be able t break thrugh,” Marsh said.
28．Why is it uncmmn fr trnades t hit majr cities?
A．It is a matter f chice.B．It is a matter f prbability.
C．It is due t the effrts f scientistsD．It is due t the develpment f cities.
29．What des the authr want t shw by giving the examples f trnades in paragraph 3?
A．Trnades can strike big cities.
B．Trnades can cause deaths in big cities.
C．Trnades in big cities are quite pwerful.
D．Trnades in big cities are rarely recrded.
30．What des the underlined wrd “devastating” in paragraph 4 mean?
A．Predictable.B．Regular.C．Destructive.D．Special.
31．What des Marsh think f mst f the buildings in big cities?
A．They are unsafe t live in.B．They are elegantly designed.
C．They are t crwded tgether.D．They are able t resist mst trnades.
D
Yu want a ptential partner t becme attracted t yu. If asked, shuld yu say yu’re interested in him r her? Perhaps, the best ptin wuld be t let him r her knw yu are interested. Hw can they knw therwise? Or perhaps, yu shuld play a frm f hard t get and tell him r her that yu are nt interested. After all, maybe we want mre what we can’t have.
A wide range f research suggests that the better ptin wuld be t let him r her knw yu are interested. In shrt, we tend t like peple wh we knw like us. But, interestingly, accrding t a recent research published in Psychlgical Science, an even better chice might be t nt let the ther persn knw ne way r the ther.
In this study, participants viewed Facebk prfiles（简介）f several peple. Participants were tld that the peple in the prfiles were either interested in them, nt interested in them, r that it was unsure if they were interested in them.
Results fund that peple were mre interested in the persn in the Facebk prfile if they thught the persn was interested in them, than if they thught they were nt. But, the Facebk prfiles that were cnsidered mst attractive were the nes in which the prfile’s wner may r may nt have been interested in the participant.
We have all heard that playing hard t get can wrk, but we als knw that this culd backfire. And we all have heard that we tend t like peple wh like us, but we als knw that a little mystery is appealing.
I imagine sme readers at this pint thinking, "Gd, this sunds like playing games. And, I hate that!"I am thinking the same thing, but I think it is imprtant t realize these are first impressins and very early stages f attractin. At sme pint（dates later）, nt knwing where the ther persn stands culd be incredibly frustrating. It wuld be interesting t see the effects f uncertainty n attractin in mre lng-term relatinships.
32．Accrding t the recent research, which is the best ptin when asked the questin in paragraph 1?
A．Admit ur interest.B．Ignre the questin.
C．Leave it up in the air.D．Pretend t be uninterested.
33．What is paragraph 5 mainly abut?
A．A dubt abut the research methds.
B．An explanatin f the research results.
C．The cmplexity f the research prcess.
D．The applicatin f the research findings.
34．What is the authr’s attitude tward the research findings?
A．Unclear.B．Dismissive.C．Dubtful.D．Apprving.
35．Which f the fllwing can be a suitable title fr the text?
A．Uncertainty Fuels Attractin
B．Playing Hard t Get N Lnger Wrks
C．Tips n Being Mysterius in a Relatinship
D．Secrets t a Healthy Lng-term Relatinship
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
There is a mment f awe（敬畏）that washes ver yu when yu step int a frest. Century-ld trees twer abve, sunlight twinkling thrugh them. Birds tweet. 36 Hw peaceful! Decades f research has shwn that “frest bathing” is gd fr yur health. Here is hw yu can gain health benefits frm it.
Find a lcatin where yu’re surrunded by trees.
37 But if yu live far away frm ne r dn’t have the means t get there, any place that has a lt f trees and quiet spaces will d.
Set aside a gd amunt f time.
T gain the ultimate rewards f frest bathing, plan t spend tw t six hurs in the wds, says Qing Li, a researcher n frest bathing. 38 Anther study fund that participants wh walked in the frest fr tw hurs in the mrning and tw hurs in the afternn saw an increase in anti-cancer prteins and immune（免疫的）cells.
39
Yur frest bathing sessin is nt the time t squeeze（挤）in yur hard exercise. Instead, it is abut calming dwn yur nervus system and reducing yur heart rate and bld pressure. If yu exert yurself t much physically, yur tiredness will reduce the effect f frest bathing.
Breathe in the scents f the frest
Many f the benefits f frest bathing cme when we breathe in the chemicals that trees release int the air, called phytncides. They can reduce ur stress hrmnes and increase ur levels f white-bld cells knwn as natural killer cells. What if yu can’t make it t a frest? 40
A．Aim t reduce heart rate.
B．Engage in gentle exercise n a regular basis.
C．Frest bathing is a magical way t explre nature.
D．The ideal place t frest bathe is, well, in a frest.
E．The scent f fallen leaves and ancient sil fills the air.
F．Dr. Li says yu culd try spreading tree-based essential ils at hme.
G．His research shwed frest bathing fr that amunt f time helped bst immunity.
第三部分 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，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
In January, an abandned（被抛弃的）dg wandered nt the prperty f Mr. Ams Lacey. His daughter, Dris, was ut shveling（铲）snw when she 41 the dg and tk it inside.
Because the rads were t 42 fr travel, Mr. Lacey culdn’t take the dg t the pund（走失猫狗收容所）right away. He 43 t let it sleep in the basement.
Fur days passed and the dg did nt 44 . It never cried in the night. It didn’t 45 anything in the basement. It wuldn’t fllw Dris up the basement steps unless it was 46 . It was a gd dg.
A week had gne by, but Dris didn’t 47 the dg. She knew her parents made s little mney that 48 a pet was ut f the questin, and that the dg wuld 49 g t the pund when the snw stpped.
Nine days after the dg had arrived, the weather 50 , and Mr. Lacey drve the dg t the 51 .Dris cried herself t sleep, feeling a deep sense f 52 . When she wke up, her parents were drinking cffee. 53 , Dris entered the kitchen. Mr. Lacey lked at her and said, “Yu’d better feed that dg befre it dies f 54 .”
Overjyed, Dris threw her arms arund her father, and then 55 t her little dg.
41．A．fedB．spttedC．walkedD．trained
42．A．dangerusB．narrwC．dirtyD．crwded
43．A．agreedB．refusedC．happenedD．regretted
44．A．adaptB．quitC．cmplainD．mve
45．A．cme acrssB．care frC．pick upD．tear up
46．A．blamedB．frgttenC．threatenedD．invited
47．A．accmpanyB．rescueC．nameD．accept
48．A．visitingB．pickingC．abandningD．keeping
49．A．frequentlyB．definitelyC．ccasinallyD．usually
50．A．cleared upB．held nC．cled dwnD．heated up
51．A．pet streB．dg parkC．animal shelterD．training center
52．A．fearB．shameC．lssD．shck
53．A．UnexpectedlyB．UnwillinglyC．CuriuslyD．Hpefully
54．A．hungerB．srrwC．bredmD．tiredness
55．A．bwedB．draggedC．gesturedD．rushed
非选择题部分
注意：将答案写在答题纸上。写在本试卷上无效。
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第二节 语法填空（10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。
Frm ld clthes and bks t furniture, yung peple in China are fllwing the trend f trading secnd-hand gds.
A Beijing resident surnamed Zhang, 56 lives in Haidian District, decided t mve as her rental cntract 57 （near）its end. She recently put up large appliances such as refrigeratrs fr sale n secnd-hand e-cmmerce platfrms. “Buying and selling secnd-hand prducts is an envirnmentally friendly lifestyle,” Zhang said. “These prducts are 58 gd quality and relatively inexpensive.”
Zhang represents a grwing number f yung peple in China wh view ec-friendly cnsumptin as a 59 （favr）chice. Accrding t a reprt n China’s e-cmmerce green develpment, peple brn in the 1990s and 2000s exhibit a ntably 60 （high）understanding f “green cnsumptin” cmpared t ther age grups.
Xianyu, ne f China’s largest secnd-hand gds trading platfrms, has ver 100 millin users, with pst-95s 61 （accunt）fr almst half f its users, and they earned 62 average f 2,700 yuan each n Xianyu in 2023．
Nw, secnd-hand trading cvers almst all cnsumer gds 63 （categry）, with a trading vlume exceeding（超过）I trillin yuan in 2020．The vlume 64 （expect）t exceed 3 trillin yuan by 2025．Hwever, experts said the secnd-hand ecnmy is still in its early stages and requires practical measures such as filling plicy gaps, imprving recycling systems, and explring new trade rutes 65 （expand）the market fr green cnsumptin.
第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
你将参加英语课上的“一分钟演讲”活动。请你以“健康饮食”为主题写一篇演讲稿，内容包括：
1．青少年饮食现状；
2．你的看法；
3．提出建议。
注意：
1．写作词数应为80左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。
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。
I was an angry teenager in my first year f cllege. My anger was fcused - I was annyed by my father’s directin and crrectin.
One day I had a serius fight with my father. I saw him as cntrlling me and wanted t break free. He saw me as rebellius（叛逆的）and tried t exercise his authrity. We bth explded in shuts. I strmed ut f the huse and tk my bus t schl, my mind racing with angry thughts abut my father.
As I ran tward the classrm, suddenly I realized I didn’t have the assignment that was due: a thught card. This class was taught by Dr. Sidney Simn, wh required that every Tuesday we bring in a card with ur name and the date n it. As fr what’s n the rest f the card, that’s up t us. We culd write a thught, a feeling, a questin r just plain anything and he wuld return the cards t us every Wednesday. Dr. Simn tk the cards seriusly, challenging us t think, and t think deeply.
Just utside the classrm, I tk a card frm my ntebk. Desperate（急切的）fr smething t write, I culd nly think abut the fight I’d just had with my dad. “I am the sn f an idit（白痴）!” I wrte and then rushed int the rm. I handed my card t Dr. Simn and tk my seat. The mment I sat dwn, I panicked. What had I dne? Oh, n! I didn’t mean t let that ut.
The next day in class, Dr. Simn began giving back the cards. I gt mine with trembling hands. “What des the ‘sn f an idit’ d with the rest f his life?” it read. This simple questin hit me like a tn f bricks. I had spent a lt f time hanging ut in the student unin cafeteria talking with ther yung men abut the prblems we had because f ur parents. N ne challenged anyne t take respnsibility fr themselves. We thught it was all ur parents’ fault.
注意：1．续写词数应为150左右；2．请按如下格式作答。
Dr. Simn’s questin gt right t the heart f the issue: Whse prblem is it?___________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
I didn’t g t the student unin that day and went straight hme.____________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
2024学年第二学期浙江省精诚联盟3月联考
高二年级英语学科参考答案
第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）
1-5BCBAA 6-10BCACA 11-15 CCABB 16-20 CBABC
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）
21-23ABC 24-27BDDA 28-31 BACD 32-35CBDA
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
36-40 EDGAF
第三部分 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）
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第二节 语法填空（10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
56．wh 57．neared 58．f 59．favrable/ favurable 60．higher
61．accunting 62．an 63．categries 64．is expected 65．t expand
第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
My Views n Healthy Eating
Hell, everyne! Tday, I’d like t discuss the imprtance f healthy eating. Many teenagers tday are cnsuming excessive amunts f fast fd, sugary drinks and snacks, leading t issues like besity and lw energy levels. In my pinin, a balanced diet is crucial fr ur physical and mental well-being, as well as academic perfrmance.
T address this, I suggest adding mre fruits, vegetables, and whle grains int ur meals, which prvide essential vitamins, minerals, and fiber that bst ur immune system and energy. Additinally, replacing sugary drinks with water can als make a significant difference. Let’s take small but meaningful steps tward a healthier lifestyle tday!
Thank yu!
【审题关注点】
1．英语课上→不能写Dear teachers
2．一分钟→不能太长，长篇大论要看语言水平，确实好才能给高分
3．演讲→要注意演讲稿的格式：开头的问候和结尾（Thanks fr listening./ Thank yu!）都要有，如果都没有的扣1分
4．结构要清晰：文章三部分（现状描述、个人看法和建议措施）确保逻辑连贯
5．第一段要开门见山，亮出主题；提建议时要适当说明原因；在结尾处可以发出呼吁，鼓励大家采取行动，体现演讲的感染力，但没有也关系不大
第二节（满分25分）
Dr. Simn’s questin gt right t the heart f the issue: Whse prblem is it? At first, I felt defensive, still wrapped up in my anger twards my cntrlling father. But gradually, I began t see things differently. I realized that I had created a life in which I was nt a central figure! Dr. Simn’s questin challenged me t cnfrnt my wn respnsibility in the situatin. It wasn’t abut hw terrible my father was r hw much cntrl he had ver me; it was abut what I wuld make f myself despite, r perhaps because f, my circumstances. Suddenly, my righteus anger tward my father and the blame game in the student unin cafeteria felt shallw and childish.
I didn’t g t the student unin that day and went straight hme. My father was sitting in the living rm. The atmsphere was tense, the earlier cnflict hanging in the air. After hesitating fr a mment, I tk a deep breath, sat dwn acrss frm my father and began t speak, calmly. Instead f cntrlling, I saw him as cncerned and caring. Surprisingly, there were n shuts r angry wrds thrughut the cnversatin. Gradually, I nticed a shift nt nly in ur relatinship but als within myself. I went frm cnstant anger t becme smene wh was energized, excited, purpseful and even jyful. And it all started with a simple questin.
听力原文
Text 1
W: I’d like t cash this check. Please put ne hundred dllars int my bank accunt, and I’ll take the remaining fifty in cash.
M: Okay. Yur accunt balance is nw three hundred dllars. Here’s a fifty-dllar bill. Have a nice day.
Text2
M: Yu really see all srts f things n the streets f Paris. In fact, yu can even have a drawing f yurself right n the street. The art students d it t practice their skills.
W: Did yu have yur prtrait dne there?
M: Yeah, I did. In fact, I had it dne twice!
Text3
W: I have this huge essay that’s due tmrrw, and I haven’t even started it.
M: Yu’re in luck. There’s suppsed t be a big snwstrm tnight. I bet schl will get cancelled and yu’ll get an extra day.
W: Really? That wuld be fantastic!
Text4
M: Let’s g t the park after yu pick me up frm schl tday! I want t g n the swings.
W: I’m srry, sweetie. Mmmy has a meeting this afternn. But yur sister Katie will pick yu up, and maybe she culd take yu.
Text5
W: I think I’ll hang this phtgraph in the living rm.
M: Well, I think it’ll lk better in the kitchen. There’s that huge space between the cupbard and the refrigeratr. Or hw abut right here in the dining rm?
W: I still think the living rm is best.
Text6
M: Yu’ve gt a lt f sngs in yur cellphne. What kind f music d yu usually listen t?
W: It’s hard t say. Different music fr different mds.
M: Fr example?
W: Well, when I feel sad r I’m a little blue, I like listening t Barndr Bys. A lt f peple dn’t like cuntry music, but I like it. It cheers me up.
Text7
M: Wait fr me! Wait! Srry, I’m late, everyne. I culdn’t find my guidebk.
W: Well, nw that we’re all here, we can begin. Our first stp this mrning will be Stanley Park. Stanley Park is ne f the mst beautiful places in Vancuver.
M: Srry. Did yu say Stanley Park? I wnder where Stanley Park is. There must be a map in here smewhere.
W: Stanley Park is right in the center f Vancuver. It’s a ppular place fr peple wh live here and fr visitrs.
M: Oh, yes! It says here that it has a wnderful rse garden and a z fr children.
W: Uh, right.
Text8
W: Welcme t ur prgram, Mr. Smith.
M: Thank yu.
W: Mr. Smith, hw lng have yu been a plice fficer?
M: I’ve been a plice fficer fr thirty years.
W: Thirty years? And yu’ve had different types f assignments n the plice frce, I guess.
M: Yeah, I’ve dne everything frm patrl t undercver wrk t detective wrk, and nw I’m supervising investigatins.
W: Mr. Smith, I think mst peple wuld say that being a plice fficer is a very stressful jb. Wuld yu agree?
M: Yes, but it depends n yur assignment. I guess the biggest part f the stress is the fear factr, the fear f the unknwn.
W: What d yu mean, Mr. Smith?
M: Well, in patrl wrk, yu dn’t knw frm mment t mment wh yu are talking t r what their reactin is ging t be t justify yur presence. Let’s say, fr example, a patrl fficer stps smene fr a traffic vilatin. It seems as thugh that wuld be a very lw-stress situatin. Hwever, many plice fficers injured during rutine traffic stps.
Text 9
M: Excuse me, madam.
W: Yes, sir. May I help yu?
M: Well, I want t get sme infrmatin abut the next training curse fr driving.
W: Sure. What can I tell yu?
M: Can yu tell me exactly the starting and finishing date f the curse, please?
W: Of curse. It begins n March 16th and ends n April 23rd.
M: Right, and any detailed infrmatin?
W: Well, fr the first 15 days, yu will have t learn sme basic knwledge abut driving frm the bk. Then fr the next half mnth, yu can learn t drive a car n the rad. Fr the last week, yu have t get ready fr driving tests befre yu get a driving license.
M: Are the tests difficult?
W: Well, it depends. If yu have sme driving experience, it’s much easier fr yu. But if nt, yu will have t study hard at it.
M: Right. D yu have a fixed timetable fr the curse?
W: Here yu are.
M: That’s OK. Then I will cme just n March 15．See yu then.
W: Right. Bye.
Text 10
Are yu tired f yur jb and want t d smething different? D yu lng t find wrk that bth interests yu and pays well? If yu answered yes t the questins, we have a suggestin t make: why nt train t becme a cmputer prgrammer?
The wrld is becming increasingly cmputer-based, s there is a great demand fr cmputer prgrammers. Every day, emplyers call ur schl and ask us t send them mre students. They want well-trained peple t wrk in their large firms. Yu culd sn be wrking in the high-tech field f cmputers and running the ffice. This is yur big chance. Just think abut the pay. Yu’ll be earning a lt f mney every year. There’s the respect yu’ll get frm yur friends and family when they discver that yu wrk with cmputers. S what are yu waiting fr?
Best f all, ur schl ffers night classes, s yu can cntinue yur present jb while training at night. Yu have nthing t lse. Dn’t frget that dctrs and lawyers wanting t change their jbs als cme here t learn. Perhaps they knw smething that yu dn’t.My Views n Healthy Eating