湖北省荆州中学2024-2025学年高一下学期5月月考英语试卷

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应用文
Dear James,
I hpe this message finds yu well. My name is Li Hua, and I am writing t invite yu t jin us fr an upcming event at ur schl. We are rganizing a Dragn Bat Festival celebratin this Saturday afternn.
The event will take place in the schl canteen frm 2 PM t 5 PM. It will be a wnderful pprtunity t experience traditinal Chinese culture, including watching the vides f dragn bat races, making Zngzi and tasting a variety f delicius fd. We will als have sme interactive activities where yu can learn mre abut the custms and histry f the festival.
I believe this will be a great chance fr yu t immerse yurself in ur culture and make new friends. Please let me knw if yu can make it. We wuld be delighted t have yu with us.
Lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs,
Li Hua
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He tk his empty pt t the classrm. Overcme by embarrassment, James held his empty pt tightly, his eyes falling n thers’ pts with varius plants. He tk a deep breath, gathered his curage and stepped up t the teacher, whispering “srry” as tears streamed dwn his cheeks. Cnsidering himself a failure, James std there as the ther kids laughed at him. The class was eagerly expecting the annuncement f the winner when the teacher cleared her thrat and declared, “The Kid f the Year is James!”
All the ther kids lked at the teacher in surprise. Whispers spreading thrughut the classrm, the entire class was envelped in cnfusin and struggled t digest the result. At that mment, the teacher patted James n the head gently and explained, “Thse seeds were all biled, and they are essentially a test f hnesty.” Upn hearing this, mst f the kids lwered their heads with shame. It was then that the depressed md faded away frm James’s heart, and a sweet smile spread acrss his face.
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Text 1
M: What are yu ging t d after class t the library?
W: N, I’m ging t buy sme schl supplies. What abut yu?
M: Oh, I’m ging t the pst ffice.
Text 2
W: Have yu been t that new health club yet?
M: Yeah. I tried the running machine last week. It was great and there was a persnal fitness instructr fr each member. That’s the best service ffered by a health club I’ve ever knwn.
Text 3
M: D yu knw when my train will arrive? It is already eight ’clck p.m..
W: I’m srry, but yur train is behind schedule. It’ll arrive in an hur.
Text 4
M: Gd mrning, art museum. Can I help yu?
W: Oh yes. Gd mrning. I’m interested in yur lecture fr children and I’d like a little mre infrmatin, please.
Text 5
M: I failed my Spanish ral test. Befre the test, I was cnfident that I’d pass it. I never expected it t be s hard.
W: Dn’t lse heart, things will get better.
Text 6
M: Lvely day, isn’t it?
W: Yes, it’s really warm and it’s suppsed t get warmer. Spring is nt far away.
M: Yes, that’s true. Hwever, I’m always a little srry t see winter g.
W: Really?
M: Well. I lve skating. In fact, I used t teach skating fr a living.
W: Oh, that seems exciting. S what d yu d nw?
M: I wrk in a bank f America. Hw abut yu?
W: I wrk at a radi statin. I’m just visiting here fr the wedding.
Text 7
M: Hw’s yur life in Britain, Sally?
W: Well, I always have my hands full almst every day. I have t get up early in the mrning t attend my lessns and cnduct experiments in the lab in the afternn.
M: D yu have any hmewrk in the evening?
W: Well, I finish all my schl wrk in the day because I have a part time jb in a restaurant after schl.
M: Hw lng d yu wrk every day?
W: I wrk frm seven t half past ten every night, five days a week. But I dn’t feel tired. I think it’s meaningful and I can earn eighty punds every week.
M: I’m glad that yu enjy yur life there, but remember nt t wrk t hard, that wn’t be gd fr yur health.
Text 8
W: I’ve gt a lt t d befre I leave fr England. Perhaps yu culd give me sme advice.
M: Abut what?
W: Yu knw. I’ve gt a lt f things I can’t pssibly take with me. Almst everything. Furniture, the fridge, bks and ther kitchen things.
M: Well, first, yu culd put up ntices n the ntice bards f the university. In this way, secnd and third year students will see them. Peple are always interested t buy cheap textbks.
W: Gd idea. What abut the furniture?
M: Yu culd try a secnd-hand shp. Anther alternative is t put an advertisement in the trading huse.
W: While I culd advertise the fridge, the micrwave and the furniture. But ther kitchen things aren’t really that gd.
M: I’m interested in buying the micrwave and fr thse nt s gd kitchen things, yu can dnate them.
W: That’s a gd pint. Let’s g t the trading huse and yu can help me write the advertisement.
Text 9
M: Ah, excuse me, yu advertised fr casual staff, right?
W: Yes, we advertised fr an assistant ck, a kitchen hand and a cleaner, but the assistants and the cleaner’s psitins have been filled already.
M: Nt t wrry, the kitchen hand jb is fine fr me. Hw many shifts wuld I have t wrk every week?
W: Our casual staff are generally asked t wrk n Sundays, but yu’ll als have t wrk n Friday. That’s ur biggest day f the week.
M: What abut the pay?
W: The usual rate is fifteen dllars an hur. Well, fr cllege students like yu, we pay three dllars mre than that.
M: Thanks, when can I start?
W: Yu’ll have t frmally talk t the manager befre starting.
M: What shuld I pay attentin t when meeting with the manager?
W: Bear in mind that he’ll want t knw all abut yur wrk histry, s yu’ll need t email yur applicatin frm first. We’d als like t see a reference, s bring that with yu.
M: What else?
W: Oh, ne mre thing. They’ll want t knw if yu’re permitted t wrk in this cuntry s yur passprt is necessary.
M: I see. Thank yu.
Text 10
Hi everybdy! I’m delighted t see s many f yu here tday fr my intrductry talk abut the university music sciety. The sciety was riginally set up fifty years ag by a grup f tutrs in the music department. They ran it themselves fr the first ten years, and then handed ver the rganizatin f the sciety t students, and it has stayed that way ever since.
We invite experts t give talks n varius different subjects thrughut the year—we’ve had speakers telling us abut pians thrugh the ages, and hw t make drums. The first ne f term is this evening, and it’s all abut vilins.
And next Wednesday, yu’ll have a chance t hear ur jazz grup playing in a cncert. D yu remember where the Kings Hall is, where yu had yur first-year welcme talk yesterday? Well, the cncert will be in the slightly smaller Unin Hall, just ppsite.
We have a cmpetitin every year fr yung cmpsers. It tk us a bit f time chsing a theme this year—in the past we’ve cvered tpics frm nature t dance—the cmmittee finally agreed it wuld be petry, s we’ll see hw that ges!