辽宁省东北育才高中2025 - 2026学年度上学期高一上学期10月考英语试卷

这是一份辽宁省东北育才高中2025 - 2026学年度上学期高一上学期10月考英语试卷，共15页。试卷主要包含了5 分，满分 7，5 分,满分 37， A等内容，欢迎下载使用。

第一部分 听力(共两节，满分 30 分)
第一节（共 5 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 7.5 分）
听下面 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。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。
What des the wman advise the man t d?
Stp watching TV.B. D exercise in the gym.C. Change his eating habits.
What des the man want t d?
Apply fr a jb.B. Make a phne call.C. Read the newspaper.
Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
On a bus.B. Over the phne.C. In a cinema.
What are the speakers talking abut?
A hliday plan.B. Their travel experiences.C. The weather in Singapre.
What is the wman’s request?
Wrking frm hme.
Deleting unnecessary files.
Applying fr a new cmputer.
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。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 至 7 题。
What did the speakers d just nw?
They tk a bus tur.
They went n a bat trip.
They rde a rller caster.
Hw des the man feel at the mment?
Tired. B. Thrilled.C. Sick.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
Hw much will the man pay fr the new tea set?
$10.B. $12.C. $14.
Why des the man refuse t buy the shell crafts?
He is nt interested in thse handicrafts.
He’s already gt that kind f thing.
He dislikes the design f them.
What will the man buy fr his mther?
A key ring. B. A pstcard. C. A sap.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
Why des the wman talk t Daniel?
T invite him t d sprts.
T cnsult him abut a club.
T care abut his general health.
What is the relatinship between the speakers?
Classmates.B. Clleagues. C. Relatives.
When will the speakers set ff?
At 5:30.B. At 6:00.C. At 6:30.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
What des Mr. Spears say abut his writing?
He writes fr a hbby.
He takes it very seriusly.
He shares stries t kill time.
What was Mr. Spears’s writing habit when he was a teacher?
He ften wrte at late night.
He spared time fr writing in the mrning.
He wrte dwn students’ stries at any time.
What des Mr. Spears pay attentin t nw?
Creative inspiratin.B. Cntinuus learning.C. Physical fitness.
Where des Mr. Spears usually write?
In his ffice.B. In the bedrm.C. In the sitting rm.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
What is the speaker ding?
Lking fr emplyees.B. Hsting a radi prgram.C. Giving a lecture.
What is the gal f the Frget Me Nt Cafe?
Making reality shws ppular.
Prviding the mst delicius dishes.
Offering the weak grup jb pprtunities.
What is the mst difficult thing fr A-Cffee emplyees?
Cmmunicating with custmers.
Making custmized cffee.
Wrking ut meal csts.
第二部分 阅读（共两节, 满分 50 分）
第一节（共 15 小题:每小题 2.5 分,满分 37.5 分）
阅读下列短文, 从每题所给的四个选项中, 选出最佳选项, 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
The driving rutes n this list are pen t the public and dn’t require any special skills.
G ut, explre and enjy driving!
The Atlantic Rad
Nrway
The 5-mile rad runs thrugh an archipelag (群岛) f the Nrwegian Sea, having eight impressive bridges n the way. It’s a ppular place fr car cmpanies t film advertisements.
Ring f Kerry
Ireland
This 111-mile radway ffers a mix f scenery and histry, with landscapes ranging frm the shres f the Atlantic Ocean t deep frests. Parts f the rad date back t 10,000 years ag and radway stps include the island mnastery (修道院) f Skellig Michael and the Irn-Age Staigue stne frt.
Millin Dllar Highway
Clrad
The impressive views alng this 25-mile highway are reasnable enugh t make a pint f taking the rute. Clrad prvides plenty f pprtunities alng the way like hiking, camping, rck climbing, snwsheing and whitewater rafting. Stp in Durang r Telluride t enjy Western U. S. shpping.
Natinal Rute A006
Las Cuevas, Argentina
If yu are fnd f carving curves (弯道) , Natinal Rute A006, which is abut 5.3 miles lng, is the place t be. The curviest part f the rad — with ver 60 turns — runs frm Las Cuevas t La Cumbre Pass. The radway nly pens in summer, passing thrugh the scenic wine-grwing area f Argentina, which is nt far frm Chile’s capital, Santiag.
Which rute ffers many srts f utdr activities such as travelling by raft?
The Atlantic Rad.B. Millin Dllar Highway.
C. Ring f Kerry.D. Natinal Rute A006.
What is special abut The Atlantic Rad?
It nly pens in ne seasn.B. It ffers ancient attractins.
C. It crsses a grup f islands.D. It runs frm the shres t deep frests.
Where des the curviest part f Natinal Rute A006 lead?
A. Durang.B. Skellig Michael.C. A stne frt.D. La Cumbre Pass.
B
They are the srt f friends wh are s clse that they trust each ther with their lives. If ne falls, the ther is there t catch him.
They are Wellman, whse legs were permanently ( 永久地) injured nine years ag in a rck-climbing accident, and Crbett, an experienced rck climber. Tgether, they climbed up Half Dme, the famus 2,000-ft rck in the Ysemite Natinal Park, thrugh ne f the mst difficult rutes (路线).
During the climb, Crbett tk the lead, hit in the metal spikes (尖状物) that guided the
rpes and climbed up. Then, after Wellman pulled himself up the rpe, Crbett went dwn t remve the spikes and climbed up again. This prcess was repeated time and again, inch by inch, fr 13 days. Wellman’s jb was nt easy, either. He gt himself up the rpe thrugh his upper bdy strength alne. In all, Wellman figured that he had dne 5,000 pull-ups up the rpe n the climb.
Hwever, when the tw men first met, they never talked abut climbing. “He knew that was hw I gt injured,” Wellman said. Until ne day Wellman decided that he wanted t climb again and they started training.
Their climb f Hall Dme was nt all smth. At ne pint, pieces f rck gave way, and Crbett drpped dwn quickly. Wellman lcked their rpe in place, stpping the fall at 20 feet. His quick actin prbably saved his friend’s life.
“Yur partner can save yur life. Yu can save yur partner’s life,” Wellman said as the pair received cngratulatins frm friends. “There are real clse ties.”
Why did the tw men never talk abut climbing when they first met?
Crbett’ was prly trained.B. Crbett didn’t want t hurt Wellman.
C. Wellman had lst interest in climbing.D. Wellman was ging in fr anther sprt.
What d we knw abut Wellman?
He climbed Half Dme by himself.
He was disabled when climbing rcks.
He was saved by Crbett during the climb.
He climbed thrugh his lwer bdy strength with Crbett.
Which f the fllwing was a challenge fr Crbett in climbing Half Dme?
T lck the rpe in place.B. T d 5,000 pull-ups up the rpe.
C. T climb up t remve the spikes.D. T climb it twice.
The main idea f the passage is that .
Friendship is precius in lifeB. It's useless crying ver spilt milk.
C. East r west, hme is the best.D. D as yu are dne by.
C
Instant ndles are a favrite quick meal when peple dn’t want t ck. Picture eating them while watching TV n a strmy night — pure cmfrt! But many believe they’re just junk fd that harms health. The truth is, whether they’re unhealthy depends entirely n hw yu prepare them.
The main issue isn’t the ndles themselves, but the cmmn way peple make them: puring biling water ver dried ndles and adding all the salty seasning packets(调味包).
These flavr packets cntain high levels f salt and artificial additives (人工添加剂), making this versin unbalanced and unhealthy.
Actually, plain instant ndles aren’t terrible. They’re fried during prductin (which adds sme il and calries), but they fill yu up well and prvide quick energy when yu’re hungry. T make them healthier, ck them prperly: bil the ndles first, drain excess starchy (含有淀粉的) water, then use fresh water r brth ( 肉汤). Mst imprtantly, use nly half the seasning packet t reduce salt. Add vegetables like spinach r carrts and prtein like an egg r tfu while cking. This bsts vitamins and prtein while cutting sdium ( 钠). This changes them int a balanced meal!
S, are instant ndles junk fd? If prepared lazily with all the seasning and n extras, yes. But when cked with less seasning plus veggies and prtein, they becme a decent(像样的) ccasinal meal. Remember: the secret is variety. Enjy them nce r twice a week as part f a diverse diet, and they wn’t harm yur health. They’re far less scary than peple think — just upgrade yur cking methd!
What determines if instant ndles are unhealthy?
Their quick cking time.B. The time f eating.
C. The preparatin methd.D. The junk fd label.
What is the majr cause f unhealthy instant ndles?
The dried ndles.B. The flavr packets.
C. Using biling water.D. Peple aviding cking.
What is the main purpse f the third paragraph?
Warn abut health dangers.B. Give cking instructins.
C. Argue ndles are harmless.D. List harmful additives.
What is the suitable title fr the passage?
Instant Ndles: Nt All Waste.B. Instant Ndles: Hw t Ck?
C. Instant Ndles: Eat Smetimes.D. Instant Ndles: What we knw?
D
Language lets us share ur feelings, make cnnectins, and even hand dwn family traditins like recipes and sngs frm generatin t generatin. But what abut family members wh dn’t speak the same language?
A “mther language” is defined as the first language that a child learns at hme. S yu’d think that means yur mther language is by default yur strngest, mst cmfrtable language, right? Wrng. While yu might think learning a language is like riding a bicycle, smething yu never frget hw t d, it’s easy t lse language fluency withut practice.
Studies shw that peple wh learn a heritage language(that is, ne cnnected t their family histry, whether they grew up speaking it r nt) experience imprved self-esteem (自尊) and safety in their identities (身份). Researchers als mentin that recnnecting with and understanding the family histry and cmmunity is the driving frce behind heritage language learning.
Relearning a mther language r trying ut a heritage language as a beginner might feel verwhelming at first, but the results can be incredibly rewarding. Jenny Lia’s article, Frgetting My First Language, details hw her Cantnese slwly became rusty (荒疏的) after years f living away frm hme. Eventually, weekly phne calls with her parents nly became pssible thrugh translatin apps. The inability t cmmunicate fluently had made their relatinship shallw. Reslving t clse these gaps, Lia threw herself int practicing Cantnese. She frced herself int uncmfrtable Cantnese cnversatins whenever pssible in stres and restaurants. Befre lng, she fund she culd have deeper cnversatins with her parents. Their relatinship.grew clser, even thugh her Cantnese nly imprved mderately. It’s a demnstratin f the impressive pwer f language t bring families tgether.
Learning r relearning a heritage language can sund pretty intimidating at first. But the hard wrk invested prves t be rewarding and wrthwhile. What culd be a strnger persnal cnnectin than the cnnectin with family heritage?
What is the authr’s attitude t the thught “mther language is the strngest”?
A. Uncaring.B. Supprtive.C. Cncerned.D. Oppsite.
What is the advantage f learning a heritage language accrding t studies?
Imprved jb skills.
Heightened sense f belnging.
Sharpened cmmunicatin skills.
Bradened understanding f different pinins.
Hw is paragraph 4 develped?
By analyzing the cause.B. By ffering an example.
C. By making a cmparisn.D. By explaining the data.
Which can replace the underlined wrd “intimidating” in the last paragraph?
A. Cnfusing.B. Surprising.C. Frightening.D. Relaxing.
第二节 七选五（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。
Have yu ever nticed hw the peple wh shut the ludest ften feel the weakest inside? While the uncnfident tend t be quick t anger and easily disturbed, a mentally strng persn is ften calm, cllected(冷静的), and unshakable. 36Hw d yu knw if yu’re n the path t becming ne f these quietly pwerful individuals? Here are sme defining qualities:
37
Cnfidence is a prduct f cntinuus self-discipline (自律). Mentally strng individuals keep prmises t themselves, set gals, and stick with them. They manage their time, energy, and emtins, gaining quiet assurance that translates int handling bigger challenges.
Bringing psitivity and uplifting thers.
A mentally strng persn radiates ( 散发) psitivity — nt thrugh frced smiles, but
thrugh a heartfelt, ptimistic mindset. 38 Instead, they apprach each radblck with a slutin-fcused attitude. This kind f utlk is infectius, uplifting nt just themselves but everyne arund them.
Seeing the big picture, nt sweating the small stuff.
39 A mentally strng persn, n the ther hand, has a brad perspective. They dn’t get stuck n wh’s right r wrng in every argument — they’re fcused n bigger things. They stp reacting t every criticism r setback and learn t let things g.
Hlding firm cnvictins (坚信) that give life meaning.
Mentally strng peple dn’t wander thrugh life aimlessly. They’re guided by deeply held beliefs — whether rted in persnal values, spirituality, r a cmmitment t truth and grwth. 40
Ultimately, mental strength means recgnizing that failure, lss, and criticism are inevitable( 不可避免的) parts f the jurney. With inner calm and wisdm, yu can walk thrugh life with curage and clarity.
They dn’t pretend prblems dn’t exist.
Slving their wn prblems independently.
Living with self-discipline and true cnfidence.
Belief isn’t abut blind faith but abut clarity f purpse.
These beliefs give them directin especially in times f chas.
A small mind gets caught up in petty drama(小题大做) and cnstant cmparisn.
Their peace cmes frm within and shapes hw they face life’s challenges.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节, 满分 30 分）
第一节（共 15 小题; 每小题 1 分, 满分 15 分）
阅读下面短文, 从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C 和 D）中, 选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项, 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
17-year-ld Nrwd was driving three friends hme in St. Petersburg, Flrida, n February 20. As they 41 t a crssrads, a black car hit them. Their car sailed int smene's yard and 42 int a tree.
As smke 43 frm the car, a bystander shuted, “It's abut t blw up! 44 !” The impact had caved in ( 塌落) Nrwd's driver's side dr, jamming ( 卡住) it
45 .Shaken, but therwise OK, she 46 ut thrugh the windw. Alng with tw f her friends, wh’ d als 47 t free themselves, Nrwd ran fr her life.
But halfway dwn the street, she realized that her best friend, Simmns, wasn't with them. Nrwd ran back and fund Simmns in the back 48 , uncnscius. She threw pen the back dr and 49 her friend ut, aviding the brken glass as best as she culd. She dragged Simmns t 50 and laid her n the grund. “I checked her pulse, and put my head against her chest. N 51 f life,” Nrwd tld CNN, “That's when I started CPR. 52 , I earned my CPR certificate yesterday.”
She started 53 Simmns's chest and breathing int her friend's muth in hpes f
filling her lungs with the kiss f life. N 54 . And then, after the 30 cmpressins(按压)and tw rescue breaths, Simmns regained cnsciusness. She was 55 by what Nrwd did and expressed her appreciatin t Nrwd.
第二节（共 10 题; 每小题 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 film will 56 (fficial) pen acrss China n Sept 18. Many theaters have scheduled special screenings at 9:18 am, marked with the label "Alarm Bell Rings Frever", 57 (symblize) a reminder f the histrical significance f the date.
Theater staff explained that while the film culd 58 (shw) as early 59 9:00
am, the 9:18 am timing was intentinally chsen t reinfrce the theme f remembrance. Additinal special screenings labeled "Remember Histry", "Never Frget Natinal Humiliatin", 60 "Strive fr Strength" are als being ffered, as indicated n ticketing platfrms like Mayan.
In an interview with the directr Zha Linshan, he 61 (share) insights int the six years f transnatinal research 62 prvided infrmatin fr the film. He emphasized that lies and deceptin（欺骗） were central t the hrrrs cmmitted by Unit 731.
"We discvered thrugh histrical 63 (material) that lies such as 'health fr freedm', 'emperr's kindness', and 'precius fd' were used 64 (cver) up inhumane crimes," Zha said. "These lies, hwever faint they may seem, led t tragic histrical cnsequences. It was ne f the 65 (dark) mments in human histry."
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
41. A. came
B. referred
C. struggled
D. led
42. A. turned
B. brke
C. lked
D. crashed
43. A. rse
B. burnt
C. blew
D. cleared
44. A. Get ut
B. Stand up
C. Make ut
D. Put up
45. A. full
B. shut
C. still
D. pen
46. A. stepped
B. drve
C. climbed
D. ran
47. A. attempted
B. panicked
C. managed
D. intended
48. A. car
B. yard
C. dr
D. seat
49. A. threw
B. picked
C. lifted
D. pulled
50. A. equipment
B. safety
C. satisfactin
D. emergency
51. A. gal
B. recrd
C. sign
D. danger
52. A. Obviusly
B. Frtunately
C. Hpefully
D. Surely
53. A. tuching
B. hurting
C. pressing
D. checking
54. A. respnse
B. truble
C. wrry
D. sense
55. A. inspired
B. mved
C. annyed
D. cntacted
第一节（满分 15 分）
假定你是李华，你校新开设日常对话和故事读写两门国际汉语线上课程，你的外国朋友
David 想学习其中一门。请你用英语写封邮件向他推荐一门课程并说明理由。注意：
写作词数应为 80 左右；
可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇： recmmend 推荐nline curses 线上课程
Dear David,
Best regards,
Li Hua
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。
Sam’s birthday was appraching, and the excitement that usually filled his heart was nw replaced with disappintment and stress. Turning eleven was a big deal, and he had always celebrated it with a grand party surrunded by his friends. Hwever, this year was different. The burden f excessive hmewrk and his parents’ struggling business weighed heavily n him, frcing Sam t make the difficult decisin f nt having a birthday party, even thugh it was an event he enjyed dearly every year.
One day, during break, his best friend, Jim, with a curius lk in his eyes, apprached. “Are yu ging t have a birthday party this year?” Jim asked, sensing Sam’s sadness.
“N,” Sam sighed and replied sadly, “There’s just t much ging n and my parents are ging thrugh financial (金融的) difficulties.”
He smiled weakly, trying t cnceal ( 掩盖) his immense disappintment and stress, but
Jim saw thrugh his pretence (假装) easily. Jim ndded thughtfully and did nt say anything. After the break, Sam saw his talking t ne f their classmates, Sarah, secretively. Curius, Sam went ver t them, but as sn as Jim saw him, he quickly walked away. Sam was startled(受惊吓的) by Jim’s strange actins and turned twards Sarah.
“What did he say?” Sam asked.
Hwever, Sarah simply shrugged and walked away with Jim, leaving Sam standing there. feeling left ut and anxius.
What is happening? Sam wndered anxiusly. Are they keeping smething frm me?
As Sam’s birthday drew nearer, Jim was ften fund chatting sftly with his ther classmates. Whenever Sam went ver t them, they wuld just walk away r tell him that they were talking abut a secret which Sam was nt allwed t knw. Jim has never kept secrets frm me befre, Sam thught. His heart fell. Even his friends were distancing ( 疏 远 ) themselves frm him! He swung between cnfusin and sadness with each passing mment, desperately trying t figure ut what was happening. Why were his friends distancing themselves frm him? And what were they hiding?
注意：1. 续写词数应为 150 左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Paragraph One
On the day f Sam’s birthday, he went t schl and fund his classrm in ttal darkness.
Paragraph Tw
Tears sprang frm Sam’s eyes and his face brke int a radiant smile.
参考答案
听力答案：
1-5 CABAC6-10 CBCBA11-15 ABCBA16-20 CABCA BCDBBDACBBADBBC
G37. C38. A39. F40. E
41-45 ADAAB 46 -50 CCDDB 51-55 CBCAB
1.fficially 2.symblizing 3.be shwn 4.as5.and
6.shared 7.that/which 8.materials 9.t cver 10.darkest
Dear David,
I heard that yu’re interested in taking ne f the new Chinese language nline curses at my schl. I wuld highly recmmend the Daily Cnversatins curse.
This curse fcuses n practical speaking skills that yu can use in varius everyday situatins. It’s taught by experienced instructrs wh are passinate abut helping students succeed in their language learning jurney. Mrever, the curse includes interactive activities and real-life dialgues t enhance yur learning experience. I believe that by taking this curse, yu will nt nly imprve yur Chinese language skills but als gain valuable insights int Chinese culture and custms.
Let me knw if there’s anything else I can assist yu with. Best regards,
Li Hua
Para 1 On the day f Sam’s birthday, he went t schl and fund his classrm in ttal darkness. A wave f cnfusin washed ver him as he stepped hesitantly int the rm, his heart punding. He reached fr the light switch, but befre his hand culd find it, a chrus f vices brke the silence. “Surprise!”, his classmates, led by Jim, jumped ut frm all srts f hiding places. As the rm flded with light, Sam’s eyes widened in surprise and disbelief. The classrm was decrated with ballns and streamers, a beautiful cake sat n the teacher’s desk, and in the crner, a pile f presents waited t be unwrapped.
Para 2 Tears sprang frm Sam’s eyes and his face brke int a radiant smile. He turned twards Jim, wh was grinning frm ear t ear. “We knew yu culdn’t have a party this year, s we decided t bring the party t yu,” Jim said, his eyes twinkling with mischief. The clud f cnfusin lifted frm Sam’s mind as he realized that his friends hadn’t been distancing themselves frm him, they were planning this surprise all alng. The sadness that had been lming ver his birthday disappeared, replaced with jy and gratitude. As he cut the
cake and pened his presents, Sam realized that this was indeed a grand birthday party, just like the nes he used t have.
【听力原文】
M: Oh, n. I’ve gained 10 punds already. Maybe I shuld d mre exercise in the gym.
W: I think yu can eat mre vegetables and stp eating snacks while watching TV at night.
M: I’d like t speak t the manager, please.
W: May I knw what it is abut?
M: I’d like t see him abut the psitin advertised in tday’s newspaper. W: Certainly. Just wait fr a while. He is making a phne call.
W: Michael, it’s me, Jenny. Where are yu nw? The mvie is ging t start.
M: I was just ging t call yu, hney. The bus gt stuck in a traffic jam just nw. I’ll see yu in 10 minutes.
M: Hi, I’m thinking f taking a trip during the Christmas hliday.
W: Where wuld yu like t g?
M: Well, maybe smewhere warm and sunny. W: Hw abut a tur t Singapre?
W: Mr. Brwn, my cmputer desn’t functin well. Can I have a new ne?
M: Didn’t yu have it fixed?
W: The repairman says the lw disk space slws dwn the system, s I have t d sme wrk at hme with my persnal cmputer. Hwever, I can’t access sme files due t ur regulatins. M: All right.
第 6 段【原文】
W: Ww, there were a lt f twists and turns n that ride. Are yu OK?
M: I’m fine. I am crazy abut this kind f activity. When it was up and dwn hills, arund circles, upside dwn, right-side up, I felt greatly excited.
W: Yes. Did yu see the peple sitting in frnt f us? I dn’t think that man’s daughter liked it very much.
M: N wnder. I heard her say that she ften gets carsick befre she gt n that. W: That happens t me smetimes when I am n the water.
M: Let’s get smething t eat. I culd use a break frm all the excitement. W: Gd idea.
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W: Welcme t Beauty Suvenir Shp!
M: Thank yu. Last time I made a lucky find with teapts here—ne set fr $ 12. D yu have mre?
W: That kind f teapt has been sld ut. But yu can chse this new tea set—$2 mre expensive than the ne yu bught.
M: OK, I’ll take ne set. D yu have any handmade sap? My sister lves that kind f thing. W: Srry, we dn’t have. But can I interest yu in sme f the shell crafts that are handmade here?
M: N, thanks. I’ve picked up thse things in anther shp just nw.
W: Hw abut the key rings? There are plenty f vivid designs printed n them.
M: OK, I’ll take ne because my mm likes it. I als want a few pstcards. My brther always used t get sme pstcards whenever he went anywhere. I want t d that, t.
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W: Daniel, are yu free tmrrw night after wrk? I’m ging ver t the Wrkers’ Club fr vlleyball. Wuld yu like t cme alng?
M: Isn’t that far away?
W: Nt really. If we take the N. 3 bus in frnt f ur ffice building, we can get there in fifteen minutes. And if vlleyball desn’t interest yu, there’s a huge indr swimming pl, a weight rm and indr tracks.
M: It wuld be nice t get away frm these files fr a change, and I really shuld get sme mre exercise. Wrking up a sweat in a ball game r the weights rm wuld be nice. I’ve gained sme weight lately.
W: Lk at me — yu’re nt the nly ne. In high schl I had a lt mre time t d sprts activities. Nw what little time I have must be used in ding exercise!
M: Shall we set ut t the club at 5:30?
W: I’m afraid I wn’t be ready at that time because I’ll attend the departmental meeting till 6:00. I’ll rganize files after that, s it will be gd t me if yu can wait fr me fr anther half an hur.
M: N prblem.
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W: Tday Jack Spears is ging t tell us abut his writing day. Mr. Spears, sme peple think that writers write when they feel like writing and that it is mre like a hbby than a jb. Wuld yu agree?
M: Of curse nt. Althugh it’s nly recently that writing has becme my nly jb, I’ve never seen it as a hbby. Even when I was a child, I gave earnest cnsideratin t my stries. When I was teaching at schl, I used t start writing at abut 9 ’clck in the evening, and g n until abut 2 ’clck in the mrning.
W: And what abut nw?
M: I get up at 7:00 in the mrning six days a week and g fr a 30-minute run. On Sundays I g swimming. Sitting at a cmputer is s unhealthy. I think all writers shuld at least g fr a walk during their wrking day.
W: Where d yu wrk?
M: In fact, I culd wrk in the bedrm, in the sitting rm, anywhere in the huse if I wanted t, even n the kitchen table. Hwever, I set up my wn studi, and I enjy writing in my wn ffice. If s, I dn’t have t clear everything away at the end f the day and I dn’t like that.
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W: Hell, listeners. I’m Ruby. Welcme t 6 Minutes News. In tday’s prgram, I’m ging t intrduce tw special restaurants in Shanghai t yu. The first ne is a restaurant called the Frget Me Nt Cafe and it is run by the reality shw f the same name. The restaurant shares the reality shw’s gal f prviding jb pprtunities fr the weak grup, especially thse elderly peple wh have cgnitin disrders. Here custmers are very tlerant f being given the wrng dish by servers. Nw, there are eight elderly emplyees, tgether with ther waiters, bringing warmth t every custmer with thughtful service. The secnd ne is A-Cffee, which is pen daily frm 11:30 a.m. t 3:30 p.m. Unlike ther cffee shps, the emplyees f
A-Cffee are yung peple with autism. The hardest part fr them is making cnversatin with custmers, but after receiving prfessinal training, they can make a cup f cffee in three minutes and knw hw t serve custmers. Well, have yu ever been t these tw restaurants? Nw, let’s take a call frm ur listeners…