湖南省邵阳市2025-2026年高三下三模英语试卷（含答案，有听力原文）

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英语
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 段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。
听完每段录音后，你都有 10 秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。
1. What des the wman want t d?
A. Buy sme fd. B. Put a ntice up. C. Get a jb.
2. Where des the cnversatin prbably take place?
A. In a schl library.
B. In Mr. Jnes’ ffice.
C. In the wman’s huse.
3. What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. Wh t pay the bill. B. What t d next. C. Hw t save mney.
4. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Friends. B. C-wrkers. C. Sales agent and custmer.
5. Why d the speakers mentin Danielle?
A. They’re wrried abut her.
B. They want t invite her t a party.
C. They have an extra mvie ticket fr her.
第二节（共 15 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 22.5 分）
听下面 5 段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的 A、B、C 三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题 5 秒钟；听完后，每小题都有 5 秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。
听下面的录音，回答第 6、7 题。
6. Hw lng has Lee been tld t stay ff wrk?
A. Abut tw weeks. B. Abut ne mnth. C. Abut three mnths.
7. Hw des the man feel abut the situatin?
A. Cncerned. B. Pleased. C. Indifferent.
听下面的录音，回答第 8、9 题。
8. What have Simn’s parents decided t d?
A. Mve abrad.
B. Buy a smaller huse.
C. Start their wn business.
9. What industry des Simn’s mther wrk in?
A. Advertising. B. Medicine. C. Educatin.
听下面的录音，回答第 10 至 12 题。
10. What is the wman ding?
A. Preparing an interview. B. Hsting a TV shw. C. Learning t ck.
11. What did Adam’s grandmther teach him?
A. Hw t cheaply feed a large family.
B. Hw t master difficult cking methds.
C. Hw t make healthy and affrdable meals.
12. What will Adam talk abut next?
A. His newly published ckbk.
B. The fd he will be making.
C. The imprtance f healthy eating.
听下面的录音，回答第 13 至 16 题。
13. Why des the wman read less nwadays?
A. She is t busy with cllege wrk.
B. She is struggling with her mental health.
C. She has develped ther time-wasting habits.
14. What des the man currently d t relax?
A. He watches TV. B. He reads bks. C. He plays phne games.
15. What des the study frm the University f Sussex suggest?
A. Reading helps peple relieve pressure.
B. It’s easier fr kids t develp hbbies.
C. Mdern life leads t increased stress levels.
16. Hw many bks is the man planning t read next year?
A. 12. B. 24. C. 70.
听下面的录音，回答第 17 至 20 题。
17. Why did the speaker’s family visit Flrida?
A. T see the sea turtles.
B. T relax n the beach.
C. T g t an amusement park.
18. Wh explained the red lighting t the speaker?
A. His father. B. A lcal scientist. C. The htel receptinist.
19. What is mst affected by bright electric lights?
A. Baby turtles. B. Male turtles. C. Female turtles.
20. Hw d red and range lights help turtles?
A. They prevent cnfusin as they cannt be seen well.
B. They drive turtle-eating creatures away.
C. They guide turtles tward the sea.
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
Three Remarkable Bks t Enrich Yur Mind
In the vast cean f literature, certain bks stand ut fr their prfund insights and enduring impact. Selected frm authritative lists like the Guardian’s “100 Best Bks f the 21st Century” and the New Yrk Times’ annual recmmendatins, these three wrks ffer unique windws int histry, humanity, and imaginatin.
Gilead by Marilynne Rbinsn
First n the list is this Pulitzer Prize-winning nvel that reads like a heartfelt letter. Written frm the perspective f an aging preacher, Jhn Ames, the bk reflects n his family’s jurney thrugh American histry — frm the Civil War t the 1950s. Ames shares stries f lve, lss, and faith with his yung sn, weaving persnal memries int a vivid tapestry f a natin’s evlutin. With its lyrical prse and deep mral reflectins,
Gilead has earned a Duban rating f 8.0, captivating readers with its emtinal resnance.
Secndhand Time by Svetlana Alexievich
Next is a Nbel Prize-winning wrk f nnfictin. Thrugh intimate ral interviews, the Belarusian authr dcuments the lives f rdinary peple during the chatic transitin f pst-Sviet Russia (1991-2012). These firsthand accunts reveal the hpes, struggles, and despair f thse caught in histrical unrest, ffering a raw view f a sciety in turmil. Recgnized fr its pwerful strytelling, the bk basts an impressive 8.8 rating n Duban, standing as a testament t the resilience f the human spirit.
Never Let Me G by Kazu Ishigur
Cmpleting the tri is this thught-prvking dystpian nvel. Shrtlisted fr the Bker Prize, this wrk fllws three friends grwing up in a seemingly idyllic barding schl, uncvering a dark secret abut their existence. Ishigur masterfully blends science fictin with prfund questins abut identity, lve, and mrtality, creating a narrative that lingers in the mind lng after the final page. With a Duban rating f 8.7, it has becme a mdern classic belved by readers wrldwide.
Each f these bks ges beynd genres and time. Whether yu seek histrical wisdm, emtinal truth, r speculative insight, they prmise a jurney that will expand yur hrizns and tuch yur sul.
21. Which f the fllwing is the ntable feature f Gilead?
A. Its detailed descriptin f war scenes.
B. Its explratin f dystpian themes.
C. Its fcus n pst-Sviet evlutin.
D. Its presentatin as a preacher’s letter t his sn.
22. We can infer frm the passage that Secndhand Time is _______.
A. a fictinal stry abut famus peple
B. a true recrd f scial changes
C. a bk full f imaginary experiences
D. a wrk criticizing mdern sciety
23. What d the three bks have in cmmn?
A. They all wn the Bker Prize.
B. They are all set in the 21st century.
C. They ffer prfund insights int human experiences.
D. They are based n the authrs’ persnal lives.
B
Yang Mei, a 22-year-ld cllege graduate, made a selfless decisin t abandn her czy urban life and vlunteer as an nline tutr in Cliff Village. It is a remte muntain village hidden in mist deep in Daliangshan, where cuntless left-behind children had lng been shrt f equal and high-quality educatinal chances.
The village sits n twering steep cliffs, cnnected t the utside wrld nly by narrw steel ladders. Wrse still, the pr netwrk nce cmpletely cut the village ff frm the utside, which made regular nline classes impssible fr lcal kids. Many f them had t withdraw frm schl at an early age, and this sad sight deeply tuched Yang Mei when she set ft in the lnely muntain village.
At first, Yang Mei met with a series f severe hardships. The rustic village huses were cld and damp, and climbing the dangerus steel ladders became her exhausting daily challenge. The faint netwrk signal ften interrupted her teaching suddenly. Sme cnservative villagers even dubted if she culd stick t the wrk fr lng and refused t send their children t her simple classrm.
Hwever, Yang Mei never lst heart r thught f quitting. She tried her best t fix basic netwrk equipment with lcal villagers’ help, carried teaching supplies up the steep ladders little by little, and visited every family t cmmunicate with parents patiently. She set up a simple “clud classrm” and ffered lively daily nline lessns including Chinese, Maths and elementary English.
Gradually, the nce shy and silent kids grew mre eager fr knwledge, actively raising questins in class and sharing their tiny inner wishes. Warm laughter filled the small classrm as mre children jined in. Yang Mei said she wuld keep staying here t light up the kids’ learning path. Her devted effrts turned the simple clud classrm int a bright windw fr the children t knw the wider wrld and chase their precius yuthful dreams.
24. What was the initial majr challenge fr regular nline classes in Cliff Village?
A. Lack f teaching supplies and equipment.
B. Shrtage f willing and qualified teachers.
C. Parents’ unwillingness t send children t schl.
D. Unstable netwrk that ften brke the cnnectin.
25. Hw did Yang Mei imprve the learning situatin in the village?
A. By raising mney t build a new schl.
B. By cnvincing city teachers t mve there.
C. By establishing a “clud classrm” with daily lessns.
D. By sending children t nearby twns fr classes.
26. Which f the fllwing wrds can best describe Yang Mei?
A. Determined and caring. B. Reserved and sympathetic.
C. Humurus and creative. D. Ambitius and humble.
27. What is the main idea f the passage?
A. The natural beauty and islatin f a muntain village.
B. A vlunteer’s effrts t bring educatin t left-behind children.
C. The develpment f internet technlgy in rural areas.
D. The challenges faced by cllege graduates finding jbs.
C
Have yu ever rushed t a rller caster in an amusement park, queued fr 30 minutes in the burning heat, but enjyed the ride fr nly ne minute? When recalling the experience years later, what remains vivid in yur mind is the tensin at the highest pint, the thrilling weightlessness while diving dwn, and the strng sense f excitement when it finished. The lng and tiring wait, hwever, has faded frm yur memry cmpletely.
This is explained by the Peak-End Rule, develped by Daniel Kahneman, a Nbel Prize-winning ecnmist. The rule indicates that ur verall impressin f an experience is determined nt by its ttal length r rdinary mments, but by hw we feel at its mst intense peak and final mment, which makes ur brain a biased (有偏见的) editr rather than a faithful camera.
T cnfirm this rule, Kahneman designed a nise experiment. Participants were expsed t tw painful perids. The first was a 30-secnd lud, sharp nise. The secnd included the same 30-secnd unpleasant nise fllwed by 10 secnds f sfter nise, making it last lnger and cntain mre discmfrt in ttal. Surprisingly, mst participants preferred t experience the secnd ne again, as its relatively gentle ending entirely transfrmed their memry f the suffering.
The rule deeply affects family life and educatin. Many students grw tired f studying mainly because they ften face negative peaks such as parents’ scld when they struggle with difficult prblems, and disappinting endings like extra hmewrk immediately after they finish their given tasks. By cntrast, games are carefully designed t ffer frequent exciting peaks and satisfying endings, which explains their strng attractin.
The rule als applies t interpersnal relatinships and business. A single quarrel befre bed can ruin a whle day’s pleasant memry, while IKEA and Starbucks win custmers by creating impressive peaks and warm endings. Actually, what decides ur happiness is nt every secnd we experience, but thse key mments that shape ur lifelng memries.
28. What can be learned abut the Peak-End Rule frm the first tw paragraphs?
A. It was discvered by a grup f psychlgists.
B. It explains peple’s selective memry f experiences.
C. It fcuses n average feelings during an experience.
D. It prves the brain recrds memries exactly like a camera.
29. Why did mst participants chse the secnd nise experience?
A. It brught them mre discmfrt in ttal.
B. It lasted lnger than the first ne.
C. It ended with a cmparatively mild sund.
D. It had n sharp and lud nise at all.
30. Which f the fllwing cases applies the Peak-End Rule?
A. Giving custmers a warm gdbye.
B. Keeping daily study tasks all the same.
C. Perfecting every dish in a restaurant.
D. Making custmer service calls lnger.
31. What is the best title fr the text?
A. An Experiment n Human Memry
B. Key Factrs in Imprving Students’ Interest
C. Secrets Behind Business Success
D. Key Mments Defining Our Mmries
D
“Buy land; they’re nt making it anymre,” Mark Twain nce said. Tday, this remark serves as a sharp warning abut ur mdern fd system. Earth pssesses a limited amunt f arable (适合耕种的 ) land, abut ne third f it already degraded. With the glbal ppulatin prjected t reach 10 billin by 2050, the urgent need t increase prductin has brught fd security firmly int the sptlight.
Glbal fd prductin is als wrryingly centralized in merely six cuntries — Canada, the U. S., Brazil, Argentina, Russia, and Ukraine. These natins accunt fr an verly large share f internatinally traded basic crps, particularly grains and ilseeds that supprt much f the wrld’s calrie intake. Alzbeta Klein f the Internatinal Fertilizer Assciatin warns that any cnflict breaking ut in these six natins will unavidably lead t widespread hunger.
While agriculture has always been cyclical, gverned by predictable seasnal patterns, climate change
intrduces a new layer f uncertainty, as extreme weather can destry majr percentages f harvests at any given time with little prir warning.
That strain is nt limited t land. As peple flck t cities, farming is becming a rare jb. In the U. S., nly 1.5 percent f the ppulatin nw wrks directly in agriculture, a sharp drp frm 50 percent sixty years ag. Hwever, these pressures nly reveal half the picture. A shrinking wrkfrce has unexpectedly accelerated extrardinary efficiency gains thrugh decades f innvatin and mechanizatin.
The majr task will be prducing mre with less, and few places represent that reality mre vividly than Brazil, which has successfully transfrmed frm a fd imprter in the 1970s t a wrld-leading exprter in 2026. Over 50 years, it increased planted area by 140 percent but raised prductin and prductivity by an amazing 580 percent. Meanwhile, as water grws scarce and pesticide regulatins tighten in sme regins, cuntries like China and Saudi Arabia are investing in prtected crps, glasshuses, and greenhuses t secure supply.
32. What makes fd security an urgent issue accrding t Paragraph 1?
A. Wise remarks frm Mark Twain.
B. Large areas f cmpletely degraded land.
C. Limited arable land and grwing ppulatin.
D. Pr management f mdern fd system.
33. What des the authr want t shw by mentining the six cuntries?
A. Glbal fd supply is highly cncentrated.
B. Cnflicts ften break ut in these cuntries.
C. They prvide enugh calries fr the wrld.
D. They wn the mst advanced farming technlgy.
34. What des the underlined wrd “strain” in Paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A. Prgress. B. Injury. C. Lss. D. Pressure.
35. What can be inferred frm the last paragraph?
A. Brazil fails t balance its fd imprt and exprt.
B. Cuntries are seeking ways t raise fd prductin.
C. Grwing ppulatin is the key prblem in agriculture.
D. Greenhuses are widely used in all water-scarce areas.
第二节（共 5 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Have yu ever lked up in a thick frest and nticed a natural pattern? The tps f sme tall trees d nt tuch. 36 . This fascinating phenmenn is knwn as “crwn shyness.”
Crwn shyness has been bserved in certain tree species glbally, such as sme eucalyptus, pine, and ak trees. These “shy” tree crwns maintain a careful distance frm their neighbrs, creating thse unique and striking channels f light. But why wuld trees d this? Scientists have prpsed several theries.
37 . In windy cnditins, the swaying branches and twigs f neighbring trees repeatedly cllide (碰撞) and rub against each ther, causing unavidable physical damage t the tender grwing tips. This damage effectively limits branch grwth at the pints f frequent cntact. Over time, a mutual bundary frms where grwth is restricted, resulting in the distinctive gaps. It’s a nn-vilent, lng-term negtiatin fr space.
Anther influential thery invlves light cmpetitin fr survival. Trees rely n sunlight fr phtsynthesis, the key prcess fr making fd. 38 . Hwever, this thery alne can’t fully explain why the gaps are s precise and cnsistent. Sme researchers, like eclgist Miguel Franc, suggest it might be a cmbinatin f factrs: abrasin (磨 损 ) creates the initial gap, and then the trees’ light-sensitive abilities guide further grwth away frm the shade.
This behavir is mre than just a curisity. 39 . Mre imprtantly, it allws mre sunlight t filter thrugh t the frest flr, supprting a richer undergrwth ecsystem. Crwn shyness is a remarkable example f hw cmpetitin and cexistence shape the natural wrld. 40 .
A. They may minimize shading by aviding verlap (重叠).
B. Instead, they leave narrw, winding gaps against the sky.
C. But n ne has prved why the trees avid tuching each ther.
D. The leading explanatin is the “mechanical abrasin assumptin”.
E. One thery is that cllisin will lead t the death f sme branches.
F. It can create beauty thrugh invisible rules and silent cmmunicatin amng giants.
G. It likely reduces the spread f leaf-eating insects and prvides a ppular-level benefit.
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，从每题所给的 A、B、C、D 四个选项中选出最佳选项。
The frzen pnd behind ur huse was like a sheet f glass, indifferent t my fear. Learning t skate at the age
f furteen seemed 41 . My ankles wbbled like lse machines, and the cld went thrugh my rental
skates befre I 42 stepped ff the slpe.
That first fall hurt my 43 mre than anything else. The ice 44 my palms, and the laughter f yunger kids circling past made my ears 45 . “Keep yur knees bent,” my dad wuld say, but my 46 refused t trust him. Fr weeks, I held n t the bards, 47 alng while everyne else chased pucks (冰球) happily.
The challenge wasn’t just physical; it was a daily war with the 48 inside telling me I didn’t belng ut there. I watched the thers slide backward effrtlessly, and my 49 grew int a quiet fury.
Instead f giving up, I chse t push myself harder. One mrning, when I arrived at the ice curt, it was empty and silent. Determined t stp grabbing the rail, I 50 frm the center. I fell. Gt up. Fell again. This time, I didn’t care abut external 51 r recgnitin. I just fcused n the scrape f the blade (冰刀), the bend f my knee, and the 52 f the push.
Slwly, the stuttering stps turned int strides. By the end f that winter, I wasn’t the 53 , but I had earned my place. I learned that indmitable spirit isn’t abut never falling — it is abut 54 that the ice never cares abut yur excuses. It nly respects the 55 yu bring t it.
41. A. similar B. impssible C. sensitive D. familiar
42. A. casually B. bravely C. cautiusly D. curiusly
43. A. knee B. ankle C. patience D. cnfidence
44. A. stung B. warmed C. shk D. cvered
45. A. break B. burn C. ache D. hurt
46. A. sul B. spirit C. bdy D. muscle
47. A. dashing B. marching C. wandering D. inching
48. A. music B. vice C. warning D. instructin
49. A. frustratin B. satisfactin C. cnfusin D. inspiratin
50. A. stepped away B. gave in C. tk ver D. pushed ff
51. A. attentin B. cmment C. expectatin D. cmpetitin
52. A. strength B. pain C. length D. rhythm
53. A. highest B. smartest C. fastest D. earliest
54. A. repeating B. regretting C. realizing D. recvering
55. A. perseverance B. wisdm C. achievement D. frtune
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 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
On a warm mid-April afternn, the pastel-clred castle f Pp Mart’s Pp Land rse like a “magic kingdm” in Beijing’s Chayang Park. Inside, a grup f yung British visitrs laughed, tk phts, 56 discvered the stries behind the vinyl figures they had lng cllected back hme.
Invited were all student unin representatives frm multiple UK universities, including the University f Oxfrd, the University f Cambridge, Imperial Cllege Lndn, the Lndn Schl f Ecnmics and Plitical Science, and the University f Leeds, 57 came t Chayang district t experience Chinese culture, explre cutting-edge technlgy and build 58 (bridge) f understanding.
“I had n idea that all these different characters were under Pp Mart,” said Maximilian Camara frm the University f Leeds. He 59 (buy) a Crybaby blind bx at a Lndn mall, nly 60 (discver) later that the quirky (古怪的) figurine had taken British scial media 61 strm. “The prcess f pening the bx is full f fun and surprises,” he added.
Fr Otitchukwu Mlkwu, a graduate student frm the Lndn Schl f Ecnmics and Plitical Science, the visit brught 62 unexpected delight.
Leaving Pp Mart, Mlkwu remained 63 (cmplete) immersed in the beauty f Chayang Park. “I didn’t knw what t expect, but the nature here is 64 (stun),” she said. “The trees, the water — it really feels like being in a magical kingdm.”
Accrding t the trip’s rganizers, the student delegatin shwed interest in Chayang as it 65 (be) hme t nearly all f the freign embassies in Beijing, 80 percent f internatinal rganizatins, mre than 60 percent f multinatinal reginal headquarters, and half f the capital city’s internatinal talent.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
66 ．假如你是李华，你的爷爷是一名传统风筝制作匠人。近期你协助爷爷录制了一场双语直播，向全球网友展示风筝制作技艺。请你给校英文报写一篇短文，题为 “ Kite Craft Flies High Online” ，内容包括：
（ 1 ）直播的目的；
（ 2 ）直播的过程（含风筝图案及其寓意）；
（ 3 ）你的感悟。
注意：
（ 1 ）写作词数 80 左右；
（ 2 ）可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；
（ 3 ）参考词汇：双语直播 bilingual livestream。
Kite Craft Flies High Online
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。
Luke, a quiet and shy senir high schl student in my class, had lng been trapped in a state f deep inferirity and an acute lack f self-cnfidence. Terrified f taking the initiative t cmmunicate r make friends with his classmates, he always kept himself distant frm all frms f scial activities. Caught in endless anxiety, he was firmly cnvinced that the mment he spke up r shwed himself in public, he wuld be laughed at, lked dwn upn and judged cldly by thers.
Luke actually pssessed a well-hidden yet remarkable talent, which was unknwn t almst all his classmates. Having practiced barbecuing with his father since childhd, he had gained slid and prficient grilling skills, fully capable f making delicius barbecue fd.
Last week, when I annunced that we wuld have a barbecue picnic utdrs that weekend, all classmates cheered and signed up excitedly at nce except Luke. He lwered his head in silence, drwned in deep hesitatin. As usual, his first reactin was t stay alne at hme s as t avid any awkward scial interactin.
Nticing his tendency t escape frm scial situatins, I had a patient and sincere talk with him after class, encuraging him t regard this gathering as a precius pprtunity t step ut f his clsed inner wrld. After a fierce mental struggle thrughut the night, Luke finally plucked up all his curage and made up his mind t take part in the activity bravely.
On the day f the activity, Luke arrived at the spt. Standing awkwardly away frm the nisy crwd, he was t timid t take a single step frward t jin in anyne’s cnversatin.
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:
Just then, many classmates cmplained that n ne culd get the wrk dne well. ____________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
Paragraph 2:
Befre lng, the pleasant smell f barbecue filled the air. ______________________________________
2026 年邵阳市高三第三次联考参考答案与评分标准
英语
语法填空
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61. by 62. an 63. cmpletely 64. stunning 65. is
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
【参考范文】
Kite Craft Flies High Online
T prmte traditinal craft, I helped my grandpa, a kite-making craftsman, hst a bilingual livestream.
I was in charge f filming and translatin while my grandpa prepared bamb strips and clrful paper fr his demnstratin. Skillfully, he put tgether the frame and painted a glden phenix, explaining that it symblizes gd frtune and new life. Grandpa smiled prudly and held up the finished kite, its tail flating gently in the wind. His amazing techniques wn high praise frm viewers wrldwide.
This experience made me realize that technlgy can breathe new life int traditin. It enables us yung peple t intrduce ur cultural heritage t the wrld in a mre vivid and accessible way.
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Just then, many classmates cmplained that n ne culd get the wrk dne well. N ne seemed t knw hw t prperly light the charcal r cntrl the heat, and the raw ingredients lay untuched in a mess. At that mment, Luke, thugh still nervus, gathered his curage and stepped frward hesitantly, murmuring, “Culd I have a try?” Withut waiting fr a reply, he skillfully lit the charcal, arranged the ingredients neatly, and brushed sauce evenly ver the fd, his every mve smth and cnfident.
Befre lng, the pleasant smell f barbecue filled the air. The glden-brwn grilled meat and vegetables lked incredibly tempting, winning cheers frm all classmates. Everyne crwded arund Luke, applauding his amazing grilling skills. Bathed in warm praise, Luke felt a sense f pride welling up inside him. Gradually, he began t talk with thers naturally, a brilliant smile spreading acrss his face. Never had he felt s cnfident, fr he finally understd that curage and self-belief are the very keys t stepping ut f the clsed inner wrld and embracing a brighter self.
听力原文
Text 1
W: Hi, I saw yur ntice in the windw … the ne abut the part-time jb. Hw d I apply?
M: There’s a frm yu need t fill ut. D yu have any experience?
W: Yes, I’ve wrked in fd service befre.
Text 2
M: Yu’re here late tnight, Laura.
W: Hi, Mr. Jnes. Yes, Mrs. Kennedy is letting me use the library t wrk n my essays. My parents are having sme building wrk dne, s it’s t nisy at my huse.
Text 3
M: That meal was delicius! What nw? Shall we pay the bill and g smewhere else fr cffee, r stay here and lk at the dessert menu?
W: Let’s mve n. This place is really expensive! I need t save sme mney.
Text 4
W: Hell, is that the Presence Head Office? I rdered smething last week, but it hasn’t arrived. I’m getting rather wrried, as it’s a gift fr my friend’s birthday.
M: I d aplgize, madam. Let me see what’s happening. D yu have an rder number?
Text 5
W: Have yu heard frm Danielle lately? I invited her t the mvies the ther night, but she didn’t reply.
M: That’s nt like her. I haven’t spken t her since James’ birthday party. We shuld check n her t make sure she’s kay.
Text 6
W: Have yu heard? Lee has mn (腺热).
M: What’s that?
W: A disease. I had it at schl. It’s nt fun. Fever, bdy pain, sre thrat … But the mst annying thing was the
tiredness.
M: Oh, dear. I hpe he feels better sn.
W: Well, that’s the prblem. It’s a pretty lng-lasting disease. His dctr has signed him ff wrk fr the next fur
weeks.
M: What?
W: Yeah. It culd even be lnger. I was ff schl fr three mnths!
M: Hw will we manage withut him?
W: We’ll just have t figure it ut between the tw f us.
*腺热（ mn / mnnuclesis ），传染性单核细胞增多症的简称，症状包括极度疲劳，发热，嗓子疼，淋巴结肿大。
Text 7
W: Hey, Simn. I heard yur family’s ff t Australia. That’s s exciting!
M: Yeah. I dn’t really knw hw I feel abut it yet. I’ll be leaving my hmetwn and everything I’ve ever knwn behind me. That’s n small thing.
W: True. But I’m sure yu’ll be reallyhappy there nce yu settle in.
M: Hpefully!
W: Yu’re right, thugh … It’s a big decisin! What made yur parents decide t g fr it?
M: Well, my mm saw a newspaper ad, encuraging nurses t mve t Australia.
W: Oh?
M: Yeah. Apparently, the cnditins and pay are much better there than they are here. S, she gt herself a new jb at a teaching hspital in Sydney.
W: Ww, kay! What abut yur dad?
M: He runs his wn web design business, s he can wrk frm anywhere.
Text 8
W: Hell, and welcme t Weekend Kitchen. Tday’s special guest is Adam Tanner, hst f the very ppular pdcast (播客), The Lazy Chef. Hw are yu tday, Adam?
M: Great, thanks, Julia. Rather sleepy! Yu have t get up early t be n mrning televisin, dn’t yu?
W: Yu d, rather! Did yu struggle?
M: Just a little! Well, they dn’t call me “The Lazy Chef” fr nthing!
W: Ha-ha! S, hw did smene s “lazy” develp such a passin fr cking?
M: Well, I must thank my grandmther fr that. She lved cking, but her meals were always simple and quick, ready in fifteen minutes r less. If a ckbk called fr fancy methds r hurs f preparatin, she simply ignred it and did it in her wn way!
W: Ww!
M: Well, she had a huge family and a full-time jb. She didn’t have time t mess abut! But she taught me that healthy fd needn’t be difficult r expensive t make.
W: Wnderful! S, tell us abut the dish yu’re ging t be preparing n tday’s shw …
Text 9
M: I’ve prmised myself I’m ging t read mre bks in the cming year.
W: Oh, really?
M: Yeah. I used t read at least three bks a week, as a kid! It was my favrite hbby. But nwadays, I almst
never seem t find time.
W: I knw what yu mean. I used t read a lt mre, t. Nw I spend all my free time n Weib r watching brainless TV shws.
M: Fr me, it’s playing thse stupid mbile phne games.
W: I suppse yu can’t really blame us. Mdern life is s stressful and busy. We need t relax.
M: True. But I’m nt sure thse things are really helpful. Many studies suggest a cnnectin between t much time n scial media, r playing vide games, and pr mental health.
W: Yeah. I wuldn’t be surprised.
M: Meanwhile, reading has been shwn t have the ppsite effect. One study frm the University f Sussex shwed that reading may reduce stress by almst 70%!
W: Ww! Really? Perhaps I shuld brrw yur idea fr myself. Hw many bks are yu aiming t read next year?
M: Tw every mnth, I thught.
W: That’s ambitius! But kay … I’m in!
*萨塞克斯大学（the University f Sussex），世界领先的研究密集型高校，综合性研究型大学。成立于 1961年，位于英格兰南部最具活力的海滩城市布莱顿(Brightn)附近，是英国唯一一所整体坐落在国家公园的大学，靠近风景秀丽的南唐斯国家公园的边缘。
Text 10
My family recently tk a trip t Flrida t visit Walt Disney Wrld, where we enjyed theme parks, water parks, resrts (旅游胜地), dining, and shpping. We stayed at a lvely beachfrnt htel. One night, I lked ut f the windw and nticed smething strange. Rather than being white r yellw, all the lights alng the beachfrnt were red. I asked the man at the frnt desk abut the unusual lighting, and he explained it was used t help prtect the area’s turtle ppulatin. My dad and I did sme research and discvered that light pllutin is a serius issue fr the wrld’s sea turtles. When they leave their eggs, baby turtles head tward the brightest light they can see. Under natural cnditins, this wuld be the light f the mn and stars n the water. Hwever, bright electric lights ften cnfuse them, guiding them away frm the sea and tward busy rads and hungry, turtle-eating creatures. Female turtles may als be discuraged frm laying their eggs n bright beaches. Scientists discvered that turtles are unable t see red and range lights well, making them less likely t affect turtles’ behavir. Nw, “turtle-safe” lights are used in mst castal cmmunities in the Gulf f Mexic. I think it is really cl!
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