江西省十校联考2026届高三上学期1月期末阶段性作业英语试卷（Word版附答案）

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第一部分 听力（共两节，满分 30 分）
做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。
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。
例：Hw much is the shirt?
A. £19. 15. B. £9. 18. C. £9. 15.
答案 C.
1. Why is the man’s dg under the bed?
A. T lk fr shes. B. T have a gd rest. C. T hide herself.
2. What is the wman’s majr?
A. English. B. Math. C. Music.
3. Hw des the man feel nw?
A. Curius. B. Uncmfrtable. C. Energetic.
4. Where are prbably the speakers?
A. In the cinema. B. At a cffee shp. C. On the ftball field.
5. What are the speakers mainly discussing?
A. The man’s cins. B. Their favrite fd. C. A Chinese custm.
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。
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6. What made the girl fall ff her bike?
A The rugh grund. B. The brken brake. C. A running rabbit.
7. Hw will the girl g t schl?
A. On ft. B. By subway. C. By bus.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8. What kind f water des the man like t drink in the mrning?
A. Ht water. B. Warm water. C. Cld water.
9. Where d the wman’s parents live?
A. In Italy. B. In Krea. C. In China.
10. What will the wman d next?
A. Drink sme juice. B. Make sme tea. C. Cntact her family.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Clleagues. B. Teacher and student. C. Business partners.
12. What will be the speakers’ first destinatin?
A. A paper factry. B. A chclate factry. C. A green energy factry.
13. What des the wman intend t d?
A. Infrm the factries. B. Interview sme wrkers. C. Arrange fr sme buses.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14. What did the wman d last weekend?
A She climbed a muntain. B. She visited her parents. C. She went t the man’s huse.
15. What des the wman describe her prfile pictures as?
A. Her inspiratin surce. B. Her private cllectin. C. Her visual diary.
16. When was the wman’s funny picture taken last Wednesday?
A. When she was singing with a street perfrmer.
B. When she was having a gd time with her friends.
C. When she was enjying a cffee break in the ffice.
17. What des the wman think f her cking?
A. She des well in it. B. She’s at an average level. C. She’s pr at it.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18. Hw many surfers were invlved in the nline survey?
A. 296. B. 418. C. 1,274.
19. What advice des Jamie Mead give?
A. Mre surf clubs shuld be set up.
B. Surfers’ effrts shuld be acknwledged.
C. Surfers shuld wrk with lcal cmmunities.
20. Why des Andy Jyce prpse ffering free rescue curses t surfers?
A. T increase the number f surf caches.
B. T share the burden f lifeguards.
C. T imprve their rescue efficiency.
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 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Here are fur standut films frm 2024 t 2025 that have impressed audiences and critics wrldwide. Spanning animatin, sci-fi, drama and fantasy, these mvies have captured glbal attentin with cmpelling stries, vivid characters and excellent technical skills.
Ne Zha 2 (2025)
This highly anticipated Chinese 3D animated sequel has tpped the 2025 glbal bx ffice, breaking several recrds since its release. It cntinues the prtagnist’s jurney f curage and self-discvery, with stunning visual effects that mix traditinal Chinese mythlgy and mdern animatin technlgy, appealing t viewers f all ages.
Avatar: The Fire and the Ash (2025)
As the third installment in James Camern’s Avatar series, this epic sci-fi adventure centers n Jake Sully’s family. They fight tirelessly t prtect their hmeland Pandra, shwing deep family lve thrugh breathtaking scenes. Its 198-minute runtime makes it the lngest film in the Avatar franchise s far.
Anra (2024)
This lw-budget independent drama surprised the film wrld by winning fur majr Academy Awards. Set in New Yrk City, it tells a true-t-life stry f a yung Latina wman wh wrks tw tugh jbs t pay fr her sick mther’s medical treatment. The film’s mving prtrayal f perseverance has tuched millins f viewers.
Jurney and Days (2025)
This gentle Japanese drama is a perfect cntrast t the year’s blckbusters. Set in a remte inn in snw-cvered Hkkaid, it fllws a burnt-ut screenwriter wh meets a quiet innkeeper. Their slw cnversatins explre cnnectin between strangers, and the film’s beautiful cinematgraphy earned it the Glden Lepard at the Lcarn Film Festival.
21. What d the fur films have in cmmn?
A. They all wn imprtant internatinal awards. B. They have attracted glbal attentin.
C. They were all released in 2025. D. They are directed by well-knwn directrs.
22. Which film sets a new recrd fr the lngest runtime in its series?
A. Avatar: The Fire and the Ash. B. Ne Zha 2. C. Anra. D. Jurney and Days.
23. We can learn frm the passage that Anra ______.
A. is a high-budget blckbuster
B. tells peple abut a screenwriter’s experience
C. shws a yung wman’s effrts t supprt her family
D. wn the Glden Lepard at the Lcarn Film Festival
B
Mst have prbably heard f Henry David Threau and his bk Walden, even thugh his message f simplicity may sund utdated. Nwadays, smartphnes fld us with text messages. Many cnsumers are buying the latest digital devices, frm tablets and fitness trackers t cmmercial drnes. Simple living seems t be a thing f the past.
Threau wuld beg t differ. As a writer wh advcated the value f simplicity almst tw centuries ag, he was a cntrarian (叛逆者) fr his time. He lived during the height f the Industrial Age, distinguished by the rise f large factries, expanding urban develpments, and pwerful machines.
Turned ff by the cnstant busyness f this time, Threau withdrew frm city life t live alne in the wds. He brught with him nly the necessities f life and wrte abut this adventure in his bk Walden. In the bk, Threau is basically making a philsphical statement. We are nt living meaningful lives due t mdern technlgy. We created pwerful machines t make life mre cnvenient. Unfrtunately, these machines have dne the ppsite. In his wrds, “men have becme the tls f their tls”.
That is t say, we are nt the nes cntrlling technlgy. Technlgy is cntrlling us. Every few minutes, smartphnes may distract us with messages. At least half f Americans check their phnes several times an hur. Meanwhile, infrmatin verlad frm scial media can weaken ur cncentratin and heighten cnfusin.
When technlgy causes that much distractin and cnfusin, it may be healthy t simplify life by reducing technlgy veruse. Persnally, I’ve dne s in tw ways. First, I use very little data n my phne and keep the apps n it t a minimum. Mst time, I nly use my phne t call r text. Secnd, I quit mst scial media. Sure, thse tw things aren’t as extreme as Threau withdrawing int the wds. Nevertheless, they’re realistic mves I can make tward living a mre meaningful life.
24. Which statement wuld Threau prbably agree with?
A. Technlgy hlds back ur ambitin. B. Technlgy is key t a meaningful life.
C. Simplicity is utdated in mdern times. D. Simplicity is pssible in a tech-driven wrld.
25. Why did Threau mve t live in the wds by Walden Pnd?
A. T escape frm his family respnsibilities.
B. T cnduct scientific research n nature.
C. T avid the busy and materialistic industrial culture.
D. T write a best-selling memir abut simple living.
26. Why are smartphnes and scial media mentined in Paragraph 4?
A. T discuss the effect f mdernizatin.
B. T illustrate men’s heavy reliance n tls.
C. T highlight the extensive use f technlgy.
D. T shw the cnvenience f technlgical tls.
27. What is the main purpse f the passage?
A. T argue that Threau’s ideas f simple living are still relevant tday.
B. T intrduce Threau’s masterpiece Walden t readers.
C. T criticize the negative impact f the industrial age n sciety.
D. T share the authr’s persnal experience f simple living.
C
On December 18, 2025, Hainan started its full-island clsure fr custms supervisin, a key step in building the Hainan Free Trade Prt (FTP). It’s nt abut sealing the island, but a high-level pening-up measure based n the plicy f “pening up at the first line, cntrlling at the secnd line, and free flw within the island”.
Under “pening up at the first line”, verseas gds, capital and persnnel can enter Hainan mre freely with simpler custms clearance prcedures. “Cntrlling at the secnd line” fcuses n precise supervisin t keep a balance between pening-up and mainland market security. A big advantage is the expanded zer-tariff cmmdity list: tax items have grwn frm 1,900 t abut 6,600, cvering prductin materials and cnsumer gds. Besides, prducts with ver 30% prcessing value-added sld t the mainland are tariff-exempt, which helps cut enterprise csts greatly.
Ecnmically, the plicy will draw high-end industries and freign investment, raising Hainan’s psitin in the glbal value chain. Institutinally, Hainan will fllw internatinal trade rules in sme fields, prviding useful experience fr China’s institutinal pening-up. Reginally, it will wrk with the Guangdng-Hng Kng-Maca Greater Bay Area and ASEAN, becming a gateway t the Pacific and Indian Oceans. Fr lcal residents, they can enjy cheaper zer-tariff gds, better duty-free shpping experiences and mre high-end jbs.
Officials say that this mve is a landmark f China’s high-level pening-up. It pushes the Hainan FTP int a substantive stage and shws China’s determinatin t expand pening-up.
28. What is the main purpse f Hainan’s full-island clsure fr custms supervisin?
A. T seal the island cmpletely B. T build a high-level free trade prt
C. T cntrl the flw f persnnel strictly D. T limit the flw f capital frm verseas
29. Which is an advantage brught by the plicy?
A. Tax items have decreased t 1,900.
B. Prducts sld t the mainland are all tariff-free.
C. Enterprise csts are reduced because f zer tariff .
D. Custms clearance prcedures fr mainland gds becme simpler.
30. The underlined wrd “tariff-exempt” in Paragraph 2 prbably means ______.
A. having n extra time t wait. B. being prcessed in a simple way.
C. being allwed t flw freely. D. nt needing t pay tariff.
31. What is the main idea f the passage?
A The specific measures f Hainan’s full-island clsure
B. The significance and impacts f Hainan’s full-island clsure
C. The challenges Hainan faces after full-island clsure
D. The histry f Hainan Free Trade Prt’s cnstructin
D
Mst peple believe their beliefs and pinins are lgical and impartial based n years f experience and bjective analysis f the infrmatin available. In reality, we are all subject t cnfirmatin bias — the tendency t interpret new infrmatin as cnfirmatin f ur existing beliefs while subcnsciusly ignring evidence that prves them wrng. The brain des this t prtect ur self-wrth, making us feel cnfident and in cntrl. But if left unexamined, cnfirmatin bias can ften negatively affect ur decisin-making prcess.
A big part f my caching practice is helping clients questin their current belief systems, even thugh it feels terrible in the mment, s they can benefit frm changed beliefs in the lng run. Many clients have never examined their beliefs, and they dn’t even knw the repetitive thughts driving their cnfirmatin bias. They just think that’s the way they are. I help them see that what they’ve been thinking true their whle lives is nt necessarily true and they dn’t have t keep believing that if it is nt serving them in life.
The prblem with cnfirmatin bias is that facts dn’t change ur beliefs. Even where there is plentiful evidence t prve ur belief wrng, ur brain will dismiss it as an exceptin.We are unwilling t change ur beliefs because ften that requires changing ur identity, which we naturally resist. The nly way t change a belief is a cnscius decisin t d s. Hwever, reinterpreting reality is tiring. Our underlying current f thught has becme habitual in a way that takes very little energy frm us. Changing ur beliefs requires a lt f energy and discmfrt.
If yu want t change, yu need t understand yur cnfirmatin bias and put effrt int changing yur default (默认) thinking. Yur new fcused thinking will take mre wrk. Yu will initially resist it. But eventually, yur intentinal thught will becme yur new belief system. And then yur cnfirmatin bias will wrk t yur advantage as yur brain will be lking fr evidence t cnfirm beliefs that are helping yu imprve yur life, as ppsed t hlding yu back.
32. What is a feature f cnfirmatin bias accrding t paragraph 1?
A. It prmtes lgical thinking. B. It cntributes t bjective judgment.
C. It weighs new evidence heavily. D. It prcesses infrmatin selectively.
33. What can be learned abut many f the authr’s clients?
A. They are unaware f their mental habits. B. They are unwilling t admit mistakes.
C. They rarely have repetitive thughts. D. They refuse t examine their beliefs.
34. What can we infer frm the passage abut peple’s resistance t changing beliefs?
A. It mainly cmes frm the fear f lsing self-cnfidence.
B. It is clsely related t peple’s sense f identity.
C. It can be easily vercme with the help f a cach.
D. It results frm the lack f sufficient evidence against beliefs.
35. Which f the fllwing is the best title fr the passage?
A. Cnfirmatin Bias: Its Impact and Overcming Strategies
B. Hw t Change Yur Belief System Effectively
C. The Rle f Caching in Crrecting Cnfirmatin Bias
D. Why Facts Fail t Change Our Beliefs
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。
Anger and frgiveness are ften seen as rivals. Frgiveness is cast as the her, while anger is cast as the villain (反派). ____36____
Anger isn’t a villain. We live in an anger-phbic sciety, where peple are afraid f yur anger as well as their wn. We ften hear phrases such as “Calm dwn,” “There’s n reasn t get angry,” and “Yu’re verreacting,” — all f which imply that there is smething terribly wrng with anger. In this envirnment, it has becme an emtin peple feel ashamed f. This is why it makes the perfect villain. Yet, anger is nt a villain; it’s simply an emtin. ____37____
___38___. Yu might have heard that frgiveness will always be beneficial and will never cause yu harm. But such all-r-nthing messages are misleading. Frgiveness desn’t always prduce psitive results. Frgiving yur ffenders can harm yu by blcking yur need t feel, express, and prcess yur anger, and prmting shame. Is frgiveness a villain? N. Frgiving can be extremely beneficial, just nt fr everyne r in every circumstance. Many peple equate anger with being unfrgiving. They say that if yu are angry with yur ffender, yu have nt frgiven them, and if yu d nt feel angry at them, then yu have frgiven them. ___39___ Getting rid f anger will nt cause frgiveness, and frgiveness is nt autmatically achieved when yu stp being angry. Therefre, feeling angry is nt the ppsite f frgiving and vice versa.
This debate has n winner because frgiveness and anger are nt at dds; it’s nly ur misunderstanding f them that has created their false rivalry. It wuld be better fr us t acknwledge that they bth have value, that neither is perfect, and that we d nt need t chse ne ver the ther. ____40____
A. And frgiveness isn’t a her.
B. This is an versimplificatin.
C. We can value them bth equally.
D. It is nt gd r bad r right r wrng.
E. Instead, anger and happiness are ppsites.
F. Hwever, this ppsitin makes little sense.
G. Sme peple use frgiveness under the cver f mral virtue.
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，从短文后各题所给的 A、B、C 和 D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
As my tw children were grwing up, we didn’t have the resurces t travel the wrld. Our lives ____41____ wrk, schl and sprts practices. The questin ____42____ fr me: hw can ur family lk beynd the daily rutine t ____43____ the daily cnversatin t include the cultures, peple, and places nt ____44____ in ur envirnment?
That’s when I started inviting peple ver fr ____45____. I discvered that ____46____ yung peple t distant cultures and places can actually be accmplished thrugh the simple act f sharing gd fd with ____47____ hearts.
These dinners did nt require slw, all day ____48____. They included very basic kid-friendly fd. The kids were always a(n) ___49___ part f the prcess. They set and cleared the table. They learned t _____50_____ the cmplexities f cnversatin, figure ut hw t listen, frm new thughts, and cntribute in ways that put them n an equal fting with everyne arund the table.
The way we ck and share fd can be genuine and filled with lve, withut _____51_____ r cmplicatin. Drp all expectatins that the huse needs t be in any way remarkable. What visitrs really wants is t feel welcmed, understd, and ____52____.
As my children _____53_____, they created their wn circle f friends — cking, eating and travelling tgether. Thse kitchen-table mments, I believe, are the _____54_____ ingredient in the recipe fr _____55_____ a strng, inclusive cmmunity, ne plate f fd at a time.
41. A. depended n B. fcused n C. resulted frm D. aimed at
42. A. struck B. kept C. remained D. left
43. A. enrich B. knw C. learn D. understand
44. A. appreciated B. highlighted C. accepted D. represented
45. A. parties B. dinners C. gatherings D. meals
46. A. putting B. expsing C. keeping D. letting
47. A. pleasing B. inspiring C. refreshing D. welcming
48. A. cking B. preserving C. participating D. enjying
49. A. essential B. amusing C. lasting D. exciting
50. A. cntrl B. simplify C. handle D. ignre
51. A. hesitatin B. permissin C. skill D. pretense
52. A. cnnected B. impressed C. attracted D. cnvinced
53. A. prgressed B. attempted C. matured D. explred
54. A. inviting B. interesting C. fun D. vital
55. A. advcating B. expecting C. building D. entering
第二节(共 10 小题;每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分)
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当 单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Accrding t the latest fficial data released by the Natinal Health Cmmissin, China's healthcare resurces cntinued t grw steadily in 2025. By the end f the year, the ttal number f medical institutins reached ver 1.09 millin, a ntable increase f nearly 22,800 ____56____ (cmpare) with the previus year. The number f hspitals als rse by 355 year-n-year t 38,700, making quality medical services mre ____57____ (access) t peple acrss the whle cuntry.
The healthcare persnnel expanded significantly t, ____58____ the ttal number f medical staff reaching 13 millin, a steady 4.3% year-n-year grwth. Arund 9.4 millin f ____59____ (they) wrked in hspitals, effectively supprting the rising demand fr medical care natinwide. Bth patient visits t medical institutins and hspital admissins shwed a clear upward trend during the year. Ntably, primary-and secndary-level hspitals — lwer tiers f China’s three-tier hspital system — ____60____ (handle) 66.6% f all visits, and cmmunity healthcare clinics as well as twnship r village health centers saw a big rise in visits, ____61____ (ttal) 4 billin.
Key health indicatrs als shwed psitive and encuraging changes. China's average life expectancy reached 79 years in 2025. The ttal natinal health expenditure (花费) ____62____ (estimate) at 9.09 trillin yuan ($1.27 trillin), accunting fr 6.7% f the GDP.
Additinally, childcare services fr children under 3 imprved ____63____ (significant). The number f nursery facilities grew by 13.8% year-n-year t 114,000, prviding 5.7 millin care slts — ____64____ impressive increase f 20.2%. There were 4.08 slts per 1,000 peple, and ver 2.6 millin yung children were enrlled in these prfessinal institutins. The nursery care wrkfrce als expanded by 12.5% year-n-year t arund 1.3 millin, _____65_____ ensured better and mre reliable service quality fr families.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分 40 分)
第一节(满分 15 分)
66. 在口语课上，外教 Alex 组织同学们讨论是否可以用电子设备阅读来替代纸质阅读。请你代表小组发言，内容包括：1.小组观点；2.陈述理由。
注意：1.写作词数应为 80 左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
Hell,everyne!___________________________________________________________________________
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Thank yu fr listening!
第二节(满分 25 分)
67. 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 slwly eased my way int the parking space. My heart was rapidly beating as I did a quick scan f the parking lt. Lking thrugh the crwd, I lked fr a familiar face, but I didn’t see her.
I was s nervus, I almst put my car in reverse t g back hme. I tk a deep breath and tried t cntrl my anxiety. It’s been t lng, and I’ve gne this far, I cnvinced myself. There was n turning back.
As I walked tward the restaurant, I remembered the gd times we had. I tried nt t fcus n the argument that kept us apart fr almst ten years. Teresa and I had been clse friends. We shared interests, stayed up all night talking and laughing, and were always there fr each ther. That changed after ur big disagreement.
There wasn’t a day I didn’t think f her. I ften thught f reaching ut. But I als thught, if she cared, why hadn’t she cntacted me? We were bth stubbrn.
A mnth ag, it was her birthday. I fund her n scial media — still the same bright smile and curly hair. Phts shwed she liked t travel and had grandchildren. I sent her a message, saying hw much I missed her and asking if she’d like t meet.
When I didn’t hear back, I thught she didn’t feel the same. But then she replied! She said she missed me t. We arranged this lunch.
Nw, after frty minutes and my third cup f cffee, I decided she wasn’t cming. She hadn’t called r texted. Maybe it really was t late t fix ur friendship.
注意：1.续写词数应为 150 左右；
2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
As I was paying the bill, sad and a bit angry, I suddenly heard quick ftsteps behind me.
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We hugged tightly, and fr a mment, nthing else mattered.
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答案
1. C
【原文】W: Yur dg is under the bed. Des she like t rest there?
M: N. She brke my shes. Knwing I wuld be angry, she feels that place is safe.
2. A
【原文】M: After graduatin, hw abut being a teacher? We can teach a subject based n ur wn majr. I majr in Math, s I’d like t becme a math teacher.
W: But I dn’t want t be an English teacher. I wuld rather teach music.
3. B
【原文】W: Ww, yur face is running with sweat.
M: Yes. Such ht weather desn't suit me. It makes me feel sick and dizzy.
W: Oh, that's terrible. I'm the cmplete ppsite. This weather helps me keep a clear head.
4. A
【原文】W: The mvie has ended. It’s fantastic!
M: I ttally agree! The plt is well rganized and the ftball scenes are intense.
W: Yeah, the big screen and surrund sund here enhanced ur verall viewing experience. Let’s g t a cafe and cntinue the discussin.
5. C
【原文】M: There are sme cins n the table. Why dn’t yu put them away?
W: They’re fr making dumplings. Whever eats the dumpling with the cin will have gd luck. This is a Chinese traditin.
M: Oh, I’ll eat mre dumplings t make sure I’ll be lucky.
6. A 7. B
【原文】W: I fell ff my bike tday.
M: Oh n, are yu kay?
W: I’m fine.
M: I had a similar experience befre. There was a rabbit running n the rad. I wanted t brake t avid it, but I was t anxius and fell. What abut yu?
W: Pr yu. I fell because the rad was nt smth.
M: Gt it. I’ve started walking r taking the bus fr safety.
W: I’ll take the subway t schl frm tmrrw. It’s quick and cnvenient.
M: It’s a wise mve.
8. C 9. A 10. B
【原文】W: In yur cuntry, peple dn't seem t have the habit f drinking ht water. Kreans ften drink a glass f cld water in the mrning.
M: Yes. I'm ne f them. That makes me feel s gd.
W: I can't accept it. I usually have ht water r warm water.
M: I knw. And t my surprise, yu use pieces f apple and red dates t bil tea every day.While yu nly spent a few years studying in China, yu seem t have a special fndness fr Chinese culture.
W: That's true. My parents said the same thing when I returned t my hme in Milan, Italy. Well, I'm abut t bil the tea yu mentined just nw. Wuld yu like t taste it?
M: Yes.
11. A 12. B 13. C
【原文】M: Hi, Ms. Rbbins. I’m thinking abut rganizing a schl uting t visit a few factries next Friday.
What d yu think?
W: That’s a fantastic idea, Mr. Jhnsn! Which factries are yu cnsidering?
M: I’m thinking f starting with the lcal chclate factry in the mrning. The kids wuld lve t see the prductin prcess.
W: Great chice! What’s next n the list?
M: In the afternn, we culd head fr the nearby green energy factry and paper factry.
W: Excellent! Shuld we infrm the factries in advance?
M: Definitely. I’ll take care f that. And I will especially remind the students t keep quiet as much as pssible s as nt t disturb the wrkers.
W: Gd pint. I will cntact the car rental cmpany t get sme buses ready fr us.
M: Okay. I’ll talk t the parents t get permissin slips.
W: Great. It sunds like a memrable and educatinal day fr the students!
M: I think s.
14. A 15. C 16. B 17. C
【原文】M: Hey, I nticed yu changed yur prfile picture again n WeChat.
W: Yeah. This ne is frm the uting I made last weekend. I tk it when I reached the muntaintp.
M: I thught yu went t yur parents’ huse last weekend.
W: The plan was changed. And yu knw, I always try t match my prfile pictures t smething significant in my life. They’re like my wn visual diary. This time, reaching the muntaintp was a jy, s I changed my prfile picture.
M: It’s a cl way t dcument yur experiences. What's the inspiratin behind the frequent changes?
W: It cmes frm the special functin f each picture representing a mment r a memry.Fr example, last Wednesday, I changed it t a funny pht after I went ut fr karake that day. I was named “Singing Queen” by my friends. Last mnth, I used a picture frm my cffee break with a street perfrmer.
M: Sunds gd. Maybe the next picture will be frm the cking class yu signed up fr.
W: If I d well in cking, I’ll cnsider it. But I can’t even reach an average level. I realize there is a lng way t g frm this step. Stay tuned!
18. B 19. B 20. C
【原文】In a recent survey, scientists fund that surfers reprtedly rescue an average f 3 peple wh are struggling in the water thrughut their lives. The survey was cnducted by Jamie Mead. The study began with an nline survey f 418 surfers frm acrss New Zealand. These surfers claimed t have participated in a ttal f 1,274 rescues, including 296 times when they felt they’d saved a persn’s life. The research suggests that rganizatins invlved in drwning preventin “shuld wrk clsely with surfing cmmunities t reduce death rates at beaches”. “We need t get surfers the recgnitin they deserve and d mre research t calculate hw many rescues they’re actually ding,” Mead says. Mead prpses making equipment like stretchers available in places such as surf clubs near the water.
Andy Jyce, the develpment fficer fr the Internatinal Surfing Assciatin, recently surveyed 169 surf caches. He fund that the surfers wh rescue the mst peple tend t be trained in delivering first aid. He thinks with a little rganized effrt, castal cmmunities culd braden these skills acrss the surfing ppulatin. “We shuld ffer surfers free rescue curses n hw t pull peple ut f the water effectively. It is nt intended t play dwn the critical service ffered by trained lifeguards. They’re abslutely essential,” he says.
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66. 参考范文一
Hell, everyne! Our grup believes that electrnic devices can effectively replace paper bks fr reading.
Firstly, e-readers and tablets are highly prtable, allwing us t carry thusands f bks anywhere. Secndly, digital reading ffers interactive features like instant dictinaries and nte-taking, which enhances learning efficiency. Finally, using electrnic devices reduces paper cnsumptin, supprting envirnmental prtectin.
Therefre, we think digital reading is nt nly cnvenient but als a smart chice fr mdern life.
Thank yu fr listening!
参考范文二
Hell,everyne!Our grup believes that electrnic devices shuld nt cmpletely replace paper bks fr reading.
Firstly, paper bks ffer a sensry experience that screens cannt match—the feel f pages and the act f turning them helps with memry and immersin. Secndly, reading n screens fr lng perids ften causes eye strain and reduces sleep quality due t blue light. Finally, paper bks minimize distractins, allwing deeper fcus cmpared t devices filled with ntificatins.
In shrt while digital reading is cnvenient, paper bks remain irreplaceable fr meaningful and healthy reading.
Thank yu fr listening!
67. 例文
As I was paying the bill, sad and a bit angry, I suddenly heard quick ftsteps behind me. “I’m s srry! Please wait!” Turning arund, I saw Teresa rushing tward me, her face flushed and her hair windblwn. She explained breathlessly that her car had brken dwn n the way, and she had t run several blcks t find a taxi. Her phne had died, s she culdn’t call r text. All my disappintment faded as I saw the genuine wrry in her eyes.
We hugged tightly, and fr a mment, nthing else mattered. The lng wait, the past years f silence — nne f it seemed imprtant nw that she was finally here. We sat dwn again, and the cnversatin flwed as easily as it had a decade ag. We talked abut everything we had missed, filling the silence with laughter and shared memries. It felt like n time had passed at all. When we finally left the restaurant, we prmised t never let pride keep us apart again. That day taught me that true friendship is wrth every effrt, n matter hw lng it takes t find yur way back.