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一、听力选择题
1．What will Karen d?
A．Check the time.B．Stp playing the pian.C．Aplgize t her neighbrs.
2．Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A．On a bus.B．In the street.C．At a museum.
3．What des Michelle suggest Mark d?
A．See a dctr.B．Cntrl his diet.C．Try the new ice cream shp.
4．What des the man think f the phne?
A．It is expensive.B．It is utdated.C．It is f pr quality.
5．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．A dinner party.B．A new restaurant.C．The cafeteria fd.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is brken in the sales department?
A．A light.B．A cpy machine.C．An air cnditiner.
7．What is Max ging t d first?
A．deal with ther urgent repairs.
B．Entertain imprtant custmers.
C．Arrange a lunch appintment.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8．Hw many peple are expected t attend the party?
A．Abut 250.B．Abut 300.C．Abut 350.
9．Why can’t the party be held in the Pine Rm?
A．It is a bit far.
B．The decratin isn’t gd.
C．There’s nt enugh rm.
10．What will Dr Darren d next Friday night?
A．Listen t a reprt.B．Take part in a party.C．Wrk n a speech.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
11．Why des the man make the call?
A．The quality f the pizzas is pr.
B．His delivery is seriusly delayed.
C．He gt the wrng number f pizzas.
12．Hw des the wman slve the prblem?
A．Return the mney.
B．Send the pizzas nce mre.
C．Take back the delivered pizzas.
13．What is the wman’s attitude tward the man’s cmplaint?
A．Annyed.B．Carefree.C．Aplgetic.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
14．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Classmates.B．Brther and sister.C．Teacher and student
15．Why did Sam miss sme classes?
A．He asked fr sick leave.
B．He tk a trip t Lndn.
C．He lked after his father.
16．When will the speakers meet in the evening?
A．At 5:00.B．At 6:00.C．At 7:00.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．Hw much is the mst ppular ticket?
A．£39.B．£43.C．£55.
18．Wh started Madame Tussauds Museum?
A．A French king.B．An art teacher.C．A ftballer.
19．Where is the furth Madame Tussauds Museum?
A．In Lndn.B．In Amsterdam.C．In Washingtn.
20．What is the speaker abut t d?
A．Have a rest in a cafe.
B．Hand ut sme guidebks.
C．Tur arund the museum shp.
二、阅读理解
Island f Adventure at Universal Orland in Flrida
Peple say that it is the hme f the “Harry Ptter Theme Park”. The Wizarding Wrld is the mst ppular part f the park. Other ppular rides include the Amazing Adventures f SpiderMan, Ppeye & Blut’s Bilge-Rat Barges and the Jurassic Park River Adventure.
It is pen frm Mnday t Saturday. $15. 95 fr children, 3 t 13 years ld; $29. 95 fr ages 14 and ver.
Pi- Indr Theme Park in Lngueuil
The Pi- Indr Theme Park features 16 rides, a small sea train, a kid-sized bwling alley (保龄球场)，a mirrr maze (迷宫), theme rms which include the Christmas rm n the sea, and a private receptin rm. “I wanted t create a safe envirnment fr kids aged 1 t 10,” explains the wner Jcelyne Pinard. She ntes hw many cmpeting amusement parks have sectins that can be unsafe fr yung kids such as the “ball rms” full f lse plastic balls. S this is hw it is different frm ther amusement parks.
Open seven days a week. The admissin fees are $16. 99 fr individuals (个人) and $64 fr families.
Legland Windsr Theme Park in Lndn
Legland Windsr is the best chice fr yung families. The park is designed fr children frm 3 t 12. There are ver 50 rides as well as live shws, wrkshps, and ther attractins aimed at yunger children, and especially thse wh are already fnd f building blck (积木) tys.
The park is pen every single day. Adults: $35. Ages 3 -15 and 60+: $26. Buy nline and save $3 per persn.
Wnderla Theme Park in India
Wnderla is a wrld-class amusement park. It’s mdern, clean and green, and has all kinds f attractins. There are ver 50 rides, 12 f which are water-based and 9 especially fr small children. If yu lve getting wet, dn’t miss the Rain Disc-an indr dance flr with a rain system that prvides shwers f warm water t the music.
Mnday t Friday 11 a. m. until 6 p. m. ; Saturday, Sunday, hliday and festival seasns 11 a. m. until 7 p. m.
Single adult/ child — $13. 50; Family ticket (fr any fur peple) $50. 00; Children 3 and under — Free.
21．If a cuple want t visit Legland Windsr Theme Park with their 5-year-ld sn, hw much d they need t pay when bking nline?
A．$70.B．$87.C．$93.D．$96.
22．If Jim is free this Sunday, he can chse t visit the fllwing parks EXCEPT ________.
A．Islands f AdventureB．Pi-C．Legland WindsrD．Wnderla
23．Where is the passage mst prbably taken frm?
A．A science magazine.B．A textbk.C．A travel guide.D．A lcal newspaper.
If yu lk arund yur city, yu might spt girls wearing hanfu in subways r peple wearing T-shirts with Chinese characters n the streets. A new trend is taking hld in China — gucha, r “China chic”
The term characterizes the rise f China’s native fashin trends. It has expanded the cncept f “Made in China”, which has been recgnized as the representatin f Chinese culture and aesthetics (美学) ffered by hmegrwn Chinese brands.
China-chic came int the sptlight in 2018. Befre that, big-name freign cmpanies, such as NIKE, ADIDAS and PUMA, dminated the wrld market. But that year, Chinese sprtswear brand Li-Ning changed things up. During the 2018 New Yrk Fashin Week, Li-Ning intrduced its Taism-inspired Wu Da cllectin. The cllectin nt nly had a trendy lk, but als included elements f traditinal Chinese culture. It immediately grabbed attentin at hme and abrad. As a result, the cmpany recrded 20 percent prfit grwth in 2018, marking the first time the brand’s revenue had hit the 10-billin-yuan mark since its funding.
The trend t embrace dmestic brands has since spread rapidly t varius sectrs and prducts, frm fd and drinks t clthing, mbile phnes and electric vehicles. Fr example, White Rabbit, whse sweet candy brings back childhd memries fr many, launched its perfume and lip balm. “We want White Rabbit t be a brand that yung peple want t share,” said Shen Qinfeng, the cmpany’s marketing manager.
“Nw, the gucha trend is mving t the next stage, where its success will rely. First and fremst, n gaining cultural cnfidence rather than Western recgnitin.” accrding t Kerra Zhu, funder f brand strategy cnsultancy Kerrisma. N matter hw the gucha trend develps, there’s ne thing that wn’t change: Behind the craze is peple’s psitive attitude tward the cuntry’s develpment and their recgnitin f grwing cnfidence in natinal culture, added Zhu.
24．What’s the functin f Paragraph 1?
A．T intrduce a new trend in China.B．T highlight the ppularity f gucha.
C．T describe a cmmn scene n the street.D．T shw Chinese brands beat freign cmpanies.
25．Which f the fllwing statements abut gucha is crrect?
A．Li-Ning stimulated the develpment f gucha.
B．Gucha is a new trend ppular thrughut the wrld.
C．Gucha refers t peple’s preference fr ancient culture.
D．It’s befre 2018 that gucha had received great attentin.
26．Why did Li-Ning get s much attentin during the 2018 New Yrk Fashin Week?
A．It tk the lead in the similar brands.
B．It adpted Western design in its sprtswear.
C．Its revenue hit the 10-billin-yuan mark that year.
D．Its prducts fllwed the trend and reflected Chinese elements.
27．What may Kerra Zhu agree with?
A．Chinese is still fllwing the western trend.
B．Gucha’s success relies n western recgnitin.
C．Natinal pride aruses the passin fr gucha.
D．Cultural awareness is the key t winning market share.
Imagine the radways where nearly all serius accidents can be avided, and trucks can transprt gds arund the clck withut needing t stp fr sleep. Applicatins fr advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) will replace the average human reactin time, lwering it frm 1.6 secnds t just 0.5 secnds, saving cuntless lives in the prcess.
The driverless future f autnmus vehicles (AV) is set t transfrm sciety by reinventing (重塑) the transprtatin industry and changing cnsumer behavirs frever. Yet, the share f cnsumers wh supprt gvernment regulatin f fully self-driving cars has declined 15% ver the past year, and trust in the safety f autnmus vehicles is dwn 5%. T address these nging safety cncerns, mre must be dne.
Autnmus vehicles shuld nt be regulated by the same rules that gvern standard passenger vehicles because thse regulatins d nt address the unique safety challenges fr AVs. T address these cncerns, the industry will need t cntinue building public trust thrugh the imprved perfrmance f AV systems, especially in cntrlled envirnments.
Reaching a ttally hands-ff and eyes-ff autnmus driving experience will require a range f next-generatin technlgies that are still being develped. Autmakers will cntinue t increase the safety f autnmus vehicles by applying new technlgies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning t imprve the perfrmance f sensrs that use radi and light waves t help detect rad users in all weather cnditins.
The technical brain f an AV system relies n sftware systems that actively prtect passengers. As this market grws, csts will steadily fall fr these new sensrs and high-perfrmance cmputers, just as safety standards cntinue t prgress arund the cuntry and the wrld. T help build cnfidence in AVs, the industry will need t generate a cmmn set f testing standards, similar t crash safety standards, that AV develpers can evaluate their systems against.
As autnmus driving evlves, the rad t a driverless future still hlds many twists and turns ahead. It shuld be an exciting and wild ride fr years t cme as the aut industry reinvents itself with ever-increasing levels f autmatin.
28．What make cnsumers still hesitant abut the applicatin f AV?
A．Cstly perating systems.B．Gvernment regulatins.
C．Ptential safety cncerns.D．Cmplicated technlgies.
29．What can we learn frm paragraph 3?
A．AVs fail t fllw standard regulatins.B．Tailred rules are needed fr AVs.
C．Public trust in AVs is difficult t earn.D．AVs shuld be tested n public rads.
30．Hw can the public’s trust in AVs be imprved?
A．By integrating existing technlgies.B．By limiting their maximum speed.
C．By develping a reliable testing system.D．By minimizing the cst f sensrs.
31．What is the writer’s attitude twards the future f AVs?
A．Skeptical and cncerned.B．Cautius yet ptimistic.
C．Wrried and reserved.D．Pessimistic yet tlerant.
Using artificial intelligence t create artwrks increases artists’ prductivity and generates mre psitive reactins, accrding t a study invlving submissins t a ppular art-sharing website by mre than 50,000 users. But generative AI wrks are mre likely t display steretypical (刻板印象的) themes, reducing the nvelty f an artist’s wrk.
The researchers tracked 4 millin wrks published n the website by the artists. The artists self-divided int tw grups: thse wh cntinued t wrk using traditinal methds — a srt f cntrl grup, and thse wh adpted AI. The latter grup, numbering abut 5,800, were identified by the use f tags (标签) n their wrk, such as “AI-generated” r the names f the AI tls. Wrks psted int AI art cmmunities n the site were als included.
Artists wh adpted AI tls saw their prductivity measured by the number f wrks psted increase by 25 percent ver the study perid. They als saw a 50 percent rise in the number f “favurites” their wrk received ver six mnths. But nvelty, measured by the subject matter and specific details f the wrk, decreased fr the AI-using grup.
“The study cmpletely tracks with my wn experience with these tls and spaces,” says Andres Guadamuz at the University f Sussex, UK. “At first, it felt that yu culd d anything, bring anything in yur head int existence, but the mre I used them, the mre I kept cming back t themes I liked.”
Guadamuz pints ut that he isn’t judging the quality f the images prduced by generative AI nr their riginality, nr the creativity invlved in the prcess. All these things are ften htly cntested, with sme artists saying that generative AI is using their wrks as training data and limiting their ability t be recgnized as creatives.
Zhu at Bstn University is als cnsidering these questins. He says, “The generative technlgy accelerates the ability t prduce. But it raises ther issues: Are we freging the prcess f understanding what ges int being creative and prducing smething meaningful, in favur f just being able t brute frce ur way with technlgy?”
32．What d we knw abut the artwrks created by AI accrding t paragraph 1?
A．They are abundant but less creative.B．They are generative but less ppular.
C．They balance ppularity with artistic depth.D．They attract viewers with the trendy subjects.
33．Hw was the study cnducted?
A．By surveying artists’ pinins n AI tls using.
B．By analyzing suggestins n generative AI wrks.
C．By cmparing artwrks with different AI invlvement.
D．By bserving the prcess f AI-assisted artistic creatin.
34．What can be inferred frm Guadamuz’s statement?
A．AI tls help artists explre new creative styles.
B．AI users receive mre recgnitin fr their creativity.
C．Artists believe AI imprves the quality f their artwrks.
D．Artists may repeat themes they like when using AI tls.
35．What is the best title fr the text?
A．The Unstppable Rise f AI Artwrks.B．The Breakthrugh f AI in Artistic Creatin.
C．The Rle f AI in Artistic Prductivity.D．The Duble-Edged Swrd f AI in Artwrks.
Yu may have grwn up living with lts f siblings, r this may be yur first time sharing yur living space with smene else. While having a rmmate inevitably has its challenges, it can als be a great part f yur cllege experience. 36
Respect yur rmmate’s stuff
This may seem simple, but it’s prbably ne f the biggest reasns why rmmates experience cnflict. Dn’t take it fr granted that he’ll nt mind if yu take his cleats (钉鞋) fr a quick sccer game? 37 Dn’t brrw, use, r take anything withut getting permissin first.
38
Dn’t g int yur rmmate relatinship thinking that yu are ging t be best friends fr the time yu’re at schl. It may happen, but expecting it sets bth f yu up fr truble. Yu shuld be friendly with yur rmmate but als make sure yu have yur wn scial circles.
Stay pen t change
Yu shuld expect t learn and grw and change during yur time at schl. 39 As the semester prgresses, realize things will change fr bth f yu. Be cmfrtable addressing things that unexpectedly cme up, setting new rules, and being flexible t yur changing envirnment.
40 N matter what yur relatinship is at the end f the year, yu can take cmfrt knwing yu acted like an adult and treated yur rmmate with respect.
A．Hwever, yu just crss the line.
B．Make friends t prmte yur relatinship.
C．Be friendly, withut expecting t be best friends.
D．And the same shuld happen t yur rmmate.
E．Treat yur rmmate like yu’d like t be treated.
F．Dn’t think yu are nt bthering thers because yu are rmmates.
G．Fllw the tips belw and yur rmmate relatinships can be quite harmnius.
三、完形填空
My birth stry was unusual. Brn withut my left hand, dctrs infrmed my parents f this 41 . Hwever, limb (肢体) differences are nt 42 . My parents taught me t accept mine. They supprted me in sprts, theatre, and schl, ensuring I led a 43 life.
As a child, I 44 quickly, learning t tie my shes with ne hand. But as I grew, the eagerness t fit in grew strnger. On my first day f high schl, the 45 f my difference struck me like a tn f bricks. I recall barding the bus and nticing ne student staring at my left arm fr an 46 lng time. I felt a sudden 47 t hide my hand, s I quickly slipped it int my pcket.
Fr tw decades, I kept it a secret, fearing the 48 f thers. But at age 38, exhausted f 49 , I met smene exceptinal and invited them int my wrld. It was a crucial mment as I finally felt ready t 50 myself. Their willingness t 51 the unhiding jurney with me was 52 what I needed. Fr the very first time, I allwed smene t really hld my limb, bserve it, take pictures f it, tuch it, and mst imprtantly, 53 me.
Tday, I n lnger hide my left arm; I wear it with 54 . My stry teaches me that 55 are nt weaknesses; but rather, the things that make us unique and beautiful.
41．A．advantageB．uniquenessC．innvatinD．punishment
42．A．distinctB．distantC．uncmmnD．unimprtant
43．A．nrmalB．instantC．apparentD．cnstant
44．A．adptB．adaptC．appealD．apprve
45．A．imaginatinB．impressinC．expectatinD．realizatin
46．A．unfairlyB．unnticeablyC．unwillinglyD．uncmfrtably
47．A．securityB．desireC．regretD．delight
48．A．criticismB．disapprvalC．judgementD．cmmitment
49．A．hidingB．frecastingC．wanderingD．reacting
50．A．defeatB．denyC．defendD．reveal
51．A．take upB．sum upC．break dwnD．g thrugh
52．A．exactlyB．barelyC．rarelyD．mstly
53．A．fllwB．acceptC．inquireD．ppse
54．A．pityB．prideC．puzzleD．wnder
55．A．fearsB．tearsC．differencesD．prspects
四、语法填空
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。
Five-day wrk weeks are cmmnly accepted and practiced. But trials f a fur-day week in Iceland were cnsidered 56 (remarkable) successful. They led 57 many wrkers mving t shrter hurs and wrkers arund the wrld are fllwing the trend. Why has this practice gained 58 (ppular) and is it pssible t apply it crss culturally?
The trials, 59 invlved mre than 2,500 wrkers, tk place several years ag. It 60 (reprt) that prductivity remained the same r imprved in the majrity f wrkplaces. Meanwhile, they fund their wrking cnditins were 61 (little) stressful and they were n lnger at risk f burnut, and their health and wrk life balance als imprved.
Therefre, the wrld’s largest ever trial f a shrter wrking week was 62 cmplete success, 63 (shw) that the public’s service is ripe fr being a pineer f shrter wrking weeks and lessns can be learned by ther gvernments.
A number f ther trials 64 (run) acrss the wrld nw. Fr instance, Unilever in New Zealand is giving staff a chance t cut their hurs by 20% withut hurting their pay in a trial. Peple feel actually mre attached t the jb 65 they get rewarded by having mre time.
66．Geneticists have been trying t identify genes relate t which diseases, as they believe genme editing is an effective means f disease treatment and preventin. (用适当的词填空)
67．The fire, which is thught t have started frm the 8th flr, spread quickly thrugh the twer blck n Sunday night, (leave) peple n the upper flrs trapped. (所给词的适当形式填空)
68．News reprts (write) at different stages f an event culd cntain different infrmatin as new facts are brught t light. (所给词的适当形式填空)
69．The Pulitzer Prizes are a set f awards hnring excellence in (jurnal) and the arts. (所给词的适当形式填空)
70．The past decades (witness) the rapid develpment f nline news media. (所给词的适当形式填空)
71．It was a Frenchman, Pierre de Cubertin, brught the Olympics back t life.（用适当的词填空）
72．He came t public attentin during the 1960 Rme Olympics, he wn the light heavyweight gld medal fr the USA, demnstrating great talent and persnality in the prcess. (用适当的词填空)
73．Mre ften than nt, winning has the victr walking n air, lst in the glry f the mment, the lser is left with a bitter taste and a feeling f failure.（用适当的词填空）
74．It may seem like building castles in the air, but (give) the rate at which artificial intelligence, r AI, is being develped, in the future such dreams may actually cme true. (所给词的适当形式填空)
75．As we becme mre and mre dependent n cmputers, sme scientists are urging us (think) abut the dangers psed by the advances in AI. (所给词的适当形式填空)
五、书面表达
76．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。
Any day when I had t travel by air was the wrst day f my life, but as a salesman, I had t fly quite a bit. On this particular day in 2024, I was assigned t a middle seat. Unfrtunately, I was s fat that I culdn’t fit dwn the aisle facing frward, s I was frced t walk sideways like a crab. My weight varied between 340 and 360 punds, depending n whether t take it befre r after ne f my enrmus meals. When finally squeezing int my seat, I fund the seat belt wasn’t lng enugh t fit arund my 52-inch waist.
At that mment, I was stricken by an intense desire t lse weight. I began lking fr signs which wuld guide me tward a better life, and instantly a sign shwed up. At the switch f TV, I happened t see an interview with a frmer wrld athlete. He said that a dctr put him n a whle-fd, plant-based diet and ffered a gd care f him. He lst weight withut feeling hungry, and he was healthier and strnger than he’d been since his twenties. I never imagined my sign wuld cme frm him, but there he was.
I didn’t knw what a “whle-fd, plant-based diet” means. I went nline and searched fr a dctr wh culd help me. That’s hw I fund Rbert, an experienced medical specialist. Hpe fell n me when he prmised t see me the next day. The dctr recmmended a lw calrie diet and sme physical exercises t d in my hme. He als made a suggestin that I shuld g t a shelter and adpt a dg. “Excuse me?” I culdn’t believe what he said. But, he added, “A dg is a gd cmpanin. While yu live in an apartment, the dg has t be walked. Walking yur dg twice a day will be yur exercise. I’m sure it can imprve nt nly yur health but als the quality f yur life.”
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 1:
With disbelief and hesitatin, I drve up t a dg shelter near where I lived.
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Paragraph 2:
I came back hme with the large black-and-white dg with a big rund bdy.
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1．B
【原文】M: Karen, it’s almst half past ten nw. I’m afraid yur neighbrs will get annyed if yu keep playing the pian.
W: I didn’t knw it was already s late. I’ll cut it ff right away.
2．A
【原文】M: Jennifer, are we getting ff at the next stp?
W: N, we’re stpping at the science museum. There are still three stps next.
M: I really want t get ff nw. I’ve been standing fr lng.
3．B
【原文】M: Michelle, let’s g t that new Ice cream shp this afternn. We can eat as much Ice cream as we like there fr just tw dllars each.
W: Mark, dn’t yu think yu shuld g n a diet instead?
M: Yu really talk like my dctr.
4．A
【原文】M: Culd yu tell me hw much the phne csts?
W: Arund 800 dllars. This is the latest mdel and is very ppular with white cllars.
M: D yu ffer any discunt? If nt, culd yu intrduce me smething cheaper?
5．C
【原文】W: S, Mike, what d yu think f the Cafeteria fd?
M: It’s kay, I guess it’s hme-made fd. Why d yu ask? Dn’t yu like the fd there?
W: Well, t tell yu the truth, I think it’s awful.
M: But it’s cheap. Only five dllars fr dinner.
6．C 7．A
【原文】W: Max, the sales department called and said smething abut a brken air cnditiner.Unfrtunately, a meeting with imprtant custmers starts right after lunch and they want t make sure it wrks prperly befre the meeting. Can yu g and see if yu can fix it?
M: Oh, I have a cuple f urgent repairs first thing this mrning, brken lights, brken cpy machines and things. Can yu check if smene can stay arund until twelve nn r s? I shuld be able t lk at it right befre lunch time.
W: I’ll call and find ut. I’ll let yu knw in a while.
8．B 9．C 10．C
【原文】W: Excuse me, dctr Darren, we are planning t have a party next Friday. Which rm culd we use? Ah, we are expecting arund 300 peple. Dctr Dennis suggested the pine rm, but there are t many used bks inside and it can nly hld 250 peple. What wuld yu suggest?
M: One mment, please. I wuld suggest the white rm. It can hld 350 peple at the mst. Besides, it was newly decrated. Is it kay?
W: Sure. Thank yu.
M: What time will yu need it?
W: I believe that six t ten PM wuld be kay.
M: Okay. It’s all yurs during thse fur hurs.
W: Thank yu very much. Oh, dctr. Darren, wuld yu please jin us in the party n that day?
M: I’d like t, but I’m afraid I can’t. I have t wrk n a speech with dctr Miller that night.
11．C 12．B 13．C
【原文】W: City pizzas, can I help yu?
M: Hell, my name’s Henry cx. I’m calling yu because yu delivered ur Pizza five minutes ag, but yu haven’t sent the number I rdered.
W: Oh, that’s surprising. Can yu give me yur rder number please?
M: Yes, it’s 1049.
W: well, let me check ur recrds. I’ve gt dwn that yu wanted thirteen pizzas. Just…
M: did yu say thirteen? I rdered thirty, nt thirteen. N wnder we haven’t gt enugh.
W: I am very srry abut that. S yu’re missing seventeen pizzas, aren’t yu?
M: That’s right.
W: Hw abut sending yu all thirty this time and they will all be ht.
M: That wuld be great. Hw t deal with the thirteen nes we have here? Shall we give them back?
W: N, yu keep them and we wn’t charge yu fr them. It’s bviusly ur mistake.
M: Thank yu very much.
W: Thank yu fr yur understanding, Mister cx. We aplgize fr the mistake again. Bye.
14．A 15．A 16．C
【原文】M: Can I ask yu a favr?
W: What is it Sam?
M: Well, I was just wndering if yu culd help me with my histry lessns because I’ve been absent fr three days.
W: Sure, why were yu absent fr s lng?
M: I was pretty sick after my trip t Lndn, s the dctr suggested that I shuld nt attend classes fr a cuple f days in rder t rest. And my father helped me ask fr sick leave. I decided t ask fr yur help because yu always get gd grades in histry.
W: I’m srry t hear that yu were sick, Sam. Dn’t wrry, I’ll help yu ut. Where shuld we start? What is the last tpic yu have in yur ntes?
M: Let me see. I d recall that the last ntes I have are abut the wars between Athens and Sparta. I missed pretty much everything that came after that perid in histry.
W: OK, there is a lt f infrmatin t cver then.
M: S what time is cnvenient fr yu? Then I’ll cme t yur hme, say 6 PM.
W: We’d better start an hur later because we usually have dinner at that time.
M: Okay.
17．A 18．B 19．C 20．B
【原文】M: Gd afternn. I wuld like t tell yu abut Madame Tusaud’s museum. Befre taking yu arund first let me give yu sme infrmatin abut the tickets. Well, ur mst ppular ticket is 39 punds. With that, yu can als visit three mre Lndn’s mst ppular tp attractins. The standard price that yu have t pay when visiting fur attractins is 55 punds.
Madame Tussaud has a lng histry. It was started by a lady wh wrked fr the French king. She was an art teacher. Here yu can see life sized figures f the mst famus peple in the wrld, like David Beckham, the ftballer r the queen f England.
Madame Tusaud’s is nt nly in Lndn. The secnd Madame Tusaud’s pen in Amsterdam in 1992 and nw there are museums in Las Vegas, Hllywd, New Yrk. In 2008 the furth American Madame tad’s pen in Washingtn. After yu visit, yu can buy sme gifts frm the museums shp, and if anybdy is hungry, there is a cafe and sme great eating places in Baker street. The museum is pen seven days a week, and yu can see the times in the guide bk f the museum, which I will give yu in a minute.
21．B 22．A 23．C
24．A 25．A 26．D 27．C
28．C 29．B 30．C 31．B
32．A 33．C 34．D 35．D
36．G 37．A 38．C 39．D 40．E
41．B 42．C 43．A 44．B 45．D 46．D 47．B 48．C 49．A 50．D 51．D 52．A 53．B 54．B 55．C
56．remarkably 57．t 58．ppularity 59．which 60．was reprted 61．less 62．a 63．shwing 64．are being run 65．when/ because/since/as
66．which
67．leaving
68．written
69．jurnalism
70．have witnessed
71．wh/that
72．when
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