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长春外国语学校 2025-2026 学年第二学期第三学程考试高一年级英语试卷
出题人：李鑫审题人：刘天宇
本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分，共 7 页。考试结束后，将答题卡交回。
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第Ⅰ卷（选择题部分，共 95 分）第一部分 听力（共20小题，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。每段对话读两遍。
What will the speakers d next?
G shpping fr clthes.
Wait fr the Black Friday sale.
Have smething t eat.
Hw much will the man pay?
$5.B. $10.C. $20.
Where did the wman mst prbably leave her wallet?
In her jacket.B. On a bus.C. At a restaurant.
What d we knw abut Mary?
She refused a jb ffer.
She was hunting fr a jb.
She was well-qualified fr the psitin.
Wh might Shelly be?
A babysitter.B. The girl’s sister.C. The man’s wife.
第二节 (共15小题; 每小题1.5分，总分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、7 题。
What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A jb ffer.B. An interview.C. A lecture.
Hw des the wman feel?
Cnfident.B. Nervus.C. Hesitant.
听第7 段材料，回答第 8、9 题。
When will the wman take part in a basketball game?
This weekend.B. The day after tmrrw.C. Next week.
What is the wman ging t d next?
Order shes by mail.
Wait fr a hme delivery.
G t Bb’s Shes.
听第 8 段材料，回答第 10 至 12 题。
What des the man want t d?
Open an accunt.B. Depsit sme mney.C. Apply fr a lan.
Why des the man have t cme back tmrrw?
He frgt his passprt.
The bank is clsed tday.
He hasn’t gt any prfs f ID n him.
What can we learn frm the cnversatin?
A Silver accunt can ffer an interest rate f 5%.
A Gld accunt ffers a lwer interest rate than Silver.
Yu need t give 14 days’ ntice fr a Silver accunt.
听第 9 段材料，回答第 13 至 16 题。
What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
Manager and secretary.B. C-wrkers.C. Salespersn and client.
What des the wman ask the man t d in the first place?
Prepare a presentatin.
Cntact a custmer.
Write a reprt.
When will the wman give a presentatin?
Next week.B. In three weeks.C. Next mnth.
What des the wman say abut the reprt n the new prject?
It needs t be finished by Friday.
It shuld be very detailed.
It’s nt t urgent.
听第 10 段材料，回答第 17 至 20 题。
When will the weather clear up?
By mrning.B. By lunchtime.C. By evening.
What will the weather be like in England tmrrw mrning?
Clear.B. Rainy.C. Cludy.
Where will the rain reach by Saturday afternn?
The east.B. The central area.C. The suth cast.
What will the temperatures be fr the weekend?
At abut 21 degrees.
At abut 25 degrees.
At abut 18 degrees.
第二部分 阅读理解（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A、B、C和D中，选出最佳选项。
A
Celebrate spring days with these brilliant birding breaks in the UK.
Big day birding turs
If yu’re shrt n time but want t increase yur bird cunt, David Leslie’s big day birding turs culd be the slutin. D yu want t pack as many feathered encunters as pssible int ne day? There are tw turs available in Aberdeenshire, an area with a variety f habitats ranging frm muntains and freshwater lakes t beaches and wdland.
Explring the sky and land
Birding trips dn’t always have t be abut checklists and binculars. Many f the areas frequented by bird species als happen t be scenic and ften nly accessible n ft, making them ideal stps fr a walking tur. Nrth Nrflk is the perfect example; trails running thrugh meadws, wdlands, vast sandy beaches, and marsh areas are prime spts fr sme f the UK’s tp birding spectacles (壮观的景象).
Meet the UK’s feathered marvels
Observe bth bird and marine life n a wildlife-themed tur based in Drset at Warmwell Huse. Naturalists Mike Dilger and Ed Drewitt will guide several excursins, including a trip t Salisbury Plain t learn abut a successful prject t reintrduce bustards (大鸨).
Fllw in the ftsteps f Andersn
Dr. James Andersn was amazed by the sight f 150,000 nrthern gannets (北鲣鸟) gathering at Bass Rck in Sctland. The birds arrive arund mid-February and reach their peak in the summer, frming the wrld’s largest clny f this species. Yu can witness this grgeus scene n a guided trip t Nrthumberland and Sctland, visiting tp seabird clnies.
Turs
Duratin
Price
Departure
Big day birding turs
2 days
£300
Weekend
Why is Nrth Nrflk recmmended fr birding?
It ffers guided walks led by naturalists.
It has diverse habitats accessible n ft.
It is famus fr the largest seabird clnies.
It prvides birdwatching equipment fr free.
When is the best time t witness the largest gathering f nrthern gannets?
Summer mnths.B. Early winter.
C. Late autumn.D. Mid-February t spring.
The text is mst prbably taken frm ?
a research paper n bird eclgy
a gegraphy textbk abut British landscapes
a bigraphy f Dr. James Andersn
a travel brchure fr UK birding turs
B
During my summer exchange prgram in Ri de Janeir, Brazil, I experienced a series f awkward yet enlightening mments caused by cultural differences in bdy language.
On my first day, my hst family greeted me with verwhelming warmth. When the father, Carls, apprached me with a strng embrace and kissed bth my cheeks, I instinctively stepped back, my bdy stiff with surprise. In my culture, such intimate(亲密的)gestures are reserved fr clse friends r family, nt ffered t strangers upn first meeting. I nticed a flicker f cnfusin n his face, which immediately made me regret my reactin.
The fllwing day, I jined sme lcal students at a café. Everyne was friendly, and the cnversatin flwed. At ne pint, a girl named Ana described her plan fr the weekend and made the “OK” hand gesture, frming a circle with her thumb and index finger. I smiled
and returned the same sign, assuming it meant agreement r apprval. T my surprise, she lked startled and quickly lwered her hand. Later, a friend gently explained that in Brazil, that particular gesture is cnsidered rude and ffensive, similar t raising a middle finger in sme ther cultures. I felt my face burn with embarrassment.
Anther incident happened during a grup discussin. I maintained steady eye cntact t shw that I was attentive and sincere. Hwever, I nticed that my Brazilian cunterparts frequently glanced away instead f hlding my gaze. It felt as if they were disinterested r distracted. Afterwards, my hst sister tld me that in her culture, prlnged eye cntact, especially in casual cnversatins, can be perceived( 理解)as cnfrntatinal r even aggressive. They prefer sfter and shrter eye cntact t shw respect and maintain harmny.
These experiences made me realize hw easily nnverbal signals can be misread acrss cultures. I had assumed that my wn habits were universal, but I was unintentinally causing cnfusin. Since then, I have made an effrt t bserve and learn the lcal custms f any cuntry I visit. Understanding bdy language is just as imprtant as learning the language itself when it cmes t truly cnnecting with peple frm different backgrunds.
Hw did the authr react when the hst father greeted him with a hug and a kiss?
He respnded with the same gesture.B. He stepped back nervusly.
C. He shk hands instead.D. He ignred the greeting.
Why did the authr feel embarrassed after making the “OK” gesture?
Because it meant smething negative in Brazil.
Because he didn’t say thank yu.
Because the girl didn’t understand him.
Because he made the gesture incrrectly.
The underlined wrd “cnfrntatinal” in the furth paragraph mst likely means
.
friendly and warmB. likely t cause argument
C. full f respectD. shy and nervus
What is the main purpse f this passage?
T intrduce Brazilian culture and custms.
T explain hw t avid bdy language mistakes.
Explring the sky and land
6 nights
£1,105
Frm March 1
Meet the UK’s feathered marvels
8 days
£2,295
May 10 and 18
Fllw in the ftsteps f Andersn
6 nights
£2,295
May 11 and June 15
T describe the authr’s unfrgettable travel experience.
T shw the imprtance f understanding cultural differences in bdy language.
C
“Only by making gd use f China’s cultural heritage can we tell China’s stries better.” This was the key message frm a special lecture at Tngji University n March 17, 2026.
The event, part f the “Decding China” series, invited Shan Jixiang, a well-knwn expert n cultural heritage and frmer directr f the Palace Museum. He spke t teachers and students n the tpic: “The Pwer f Culture — Bringing Cultural Heritage t Life.”
Shan began by nting tw imprtant anniversaries. “2025 marked 40 years since China jined the Wrld Heritage Cnventin,” he said. “This year, we als celebrate 40 years since China’s first successful wrld heritage applicatins.” He then shared stries behind famus sites such as West Lake in Hangzhu, the Histric Center f Macau, the Grand Canal, and the Beijing Central Axis. Accrding t Shan, China has mved frm simply prtecting relics t a brader idea f cultural heritage prtectin.
The Grand Canal prject, he nted, tk eight years and cvered 35 cities acrss eight prvinces. “It was nt just a battle t prtect heritage, but als a fight t break reginal barriers,” Shan said. Tday, the canal has becme beautiful and lively again.
Shan als talked abut his time as the guardian f the Frbidden City. He walked thrugh all 9,371 rms and pened mre than 80% f the palace t the public. “I want t give a magnificent Frbidden City t the next 600 years,” he said. Besides, he intrduced the Cultural Relics Hspital, where ver 2,000 experts use mdern technlgy t repair and prtect artifacts.
The lecture ended with warm applause. Many students said they were deeply mved. “This is nt just a cultural feast, but als a lessn n respnsibility in passing n ur heritage,” said a student frm the university. “Shan Jixiang’s jurney, taken step by step in his clth shes, shws hw cultural heritage can be prtected, shared and lved by cnsistent effrts frm yunger generatins. We hpe Chinese civilizatin will shine even brighter in a new age.”
What is the genre f this text?
A news reprt n a university event.
A scientific paper n cultural heritage.
A persnal diary abut attending a lecture.
A histrical intrductin t the Frbidden City.
What is the shift in China’s apprach t cultural heritage prtectin?
Frm pening sites t keeping them clsed.
Frm famus sites t nly the Frbidden City.
Frm mdern technlgy t traditinal methds.
Frm tangible relics t cmprehensive heritage prtectin.
What is the symblic meaning f Shan Jixiang’s “clth shes” in the last paragraph?
Shan prefers infrmal clthing fr his lectures.
Cultural heritage prtectin requires steady effrts.
Traditinal clthing is part f China’s cultural heritage.
The university shuld prvide better facilities fr speakers.
What can we infer abut Shan’s intentin frm the underlined sentence?
T pass n a well-preserved Frbidden City.
T rebuild the Frbidden City every 600 years.
The Frbidden City will last nly 600 mre years.
T keep the Frbidden City unchanged fr 600 years.
D
Researchers chse 433 participants t evaluate science-related scial media psts, sme accurate and sme false n purpse, cvering fd safety and disease preventin. Sme psts carried a bright red warning: “Attentin: The cntent was detected as being generated by AI.” Others did nt. Participants rated hw credible(可靠的)each pst seemed t them.
When a false health pst carried the AI label, participants rated it as mre credible than the same false pst withut it. Accurate psts shwed the ppsite: The label made them seem less trustwrthy. Researchers described this as a “truth-falsity crssver effect”. T understand why, cnsider hw mst peple actually read scial media. Nbdy is fact-checking claims while reading. Instead, readers rely n habitual thught prcesses t decide what feels believable. An AI label appears t functin as ne f thse shrtcuts, but nt in the way anyne intended.
The researchers suggest ne pssible explanatin. The label may draw n a widespread idea that AI is bjective and data-driven. Misinfrmatin, typically written t sund plausible, culd benefit frm that assciatin. Accurate science psts, which tend t
invlve qualified claims and layered reasning, may get hurt by it. A label saying “a machine made this” might signal cld, mechanical precisin by chance, even when the cntent is cmpletely wrng.
Health psts are nt simply claims. They are explanatins. Readers must trust nt just the facts but the reasning behind them. An AI label may shrt-circuit that trust in accurate cntent while lending false authrity t misinfrmatin written t sund like settled fact. The researchers prpsed ne ptential fix wrth testing: pairing an AI warning label with a secnd label, smething alng the lines f a cautin that the cntent has nt been independently prven. Rather than letting the AI label carry all the interpretive weight, a tw-part reminder might encurage mre careful reading acrss the bard. It’s an untested idea, but a lgical directin given what the study fund.
What causes the truth-falsity crssver effect?
The AI label’s warning clr.
Accurate psts’ layered reasning.
Misinfrmatin’s generus tne.
Readers’ autmatic thinking patterns.
What des the underlined wrd “plausible” in paragraph 3 prbably mean?
A. Optinal.B. Reasnable.C. Different.D. False.
What is the authr’s attitude tward the tw-label slutin prpsed by researchers?
A. Dubtful.B. Uninterested.C. Critical.D. Favrable.
What is the best title fr the text?
Accurate Psts Suffer frm AI Labels
Dubters Distrust True Labeled Psts
AI Labels Can Mislead Public Judgment
False Claims Can Prfit frm AI Labels
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。
Are yu smetimes stressed? Singing is a simple and effective way t reduce stress. It is beneficial mainly in the fllwing three aspects.
Physical Benefits
36 This is especially recmmended fr the elders and thse wh have sme frm f disability in their vice. Hwever, it is imprtant t find a capable instructr t emply gd singing techniques s as nt t further damage vcal crds (声带) r lungs. Singing als helps t imprve yur psture. Mst peple think that singing begins and ends with their muth. 37 Singing practice will get yu used t the prper bdy psitin f standing and help yu frm the gd habit f standing straight.
Emtinal Benefits
Singing helps in reducing yur depressin and lwering yur stress level. When yu sing, yur bdy releases chemicals that make yu feel happy, easing the tensin and helping yu t relax. 38
Scial Benefits
The scial benefits f singing are huge. 39 S peple wh suffer frm stage fright are advised t sing in frnt f family and friends befre a live perfrmance.
Singing is als very gd fr imprving yur cmmunicatin skills. It is said that singing t babies helps t prepare their brains fr language and may lessen the risk f language prblems later in life. 40 The time spent in grup singing, whether in a chir r at karake, creates a deep and lasting bnd f friendship.
Try t regain yur memry by singing.
First, it can help build up yur cnfidence greatly.
When yu sing, yu can give yur lungs a wrkut.
Singing helps yu t strengthen yur immune system.
Fr adults, singing als enlarges yur circle f friends.
In fact, the psitin f each bdy part affects yur vice.
S, start t sing yur favrite sng next time yu are feeling upset.
第三部分:完形填空（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。
Fr many yung adults, grwing up desn’t happen all at nce— it 41 thrugh a series f 42 chices, false starts, and quiet mments f dubt. This in-between stage f life has a name: the “Odyssey years”. The term was first 43 in 2007 by New Yrk Times clumnist David Brks. 44 inspiratin frm Hmer’s Odyssey
— in which the her Odysseus spends 10 years wandering befre 45 returning hme after the war — it describes the lng and 46 shift frm schl t wrking life, typically spanning ne’s 20s t early 30s.
The idea has recently gained renewed 47 n Chinese scial media. In February, a Xiahngshu user shared a vide 48 the cnfusin and true emtins f her late 20s, describing her jurney as part f the “Odyssey years”. The 49 quickly struck a chrd with yung internet users, earning mre than 100,000 likes.
In tday’s rapidly changing wrld, yung peple are entering an envirnment defined by diversity, experimentatin, and 50 trial and errr. 51 paths t success n lnger prvide a clear rad map, while new rules are still taking 52 . As a result, the future feels increasingly 53 and hlds endless unknwns.
“It’s 54 . Instead f letting anxiety take ver, it’s better t fcus n specific actin,” said Duan Xinxing, a prfessr at China University f Mining and Technlgy, in an interview with the Yangtze Evening News. “Thrugh explratin, yu’ll begin t discver what truly 55 yu.”
A. unfldsB. sweepsC. disappearsD. unfreezes
A. incrrectB. sensibleC. uncertainD. faulty
A. launchedB. intrducedC. bannedD. adapted
A. BringingB. GrabbingC. FetchingD. Drawing
A. finallyB. deliberatelyC. accidentallyD. secretly
A. rawB. smthC. severeD. rugh
A. attentinB. recgnitinC. acceptanceD. admiratin
A. banking nB. reflecting nC. insisting nD. agreeing n
A. messageB. infrmatinC. pstD. article
A. immralB. wiseC. cnsistentD. cnstant
A. traditinalB. relavantC. unevenD. artificial
A. careB. rtC. shapeD. effect
A. well-rundedB. pen-endedC. clsely-relatedD. lng-standing
第 II 卷（非选择题部分，共 45 分）第四部分语言运用（共四节，满分 45 分）
第一节 课文填空（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 10 分）根据原文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词。
（1）
Ecnmic develpment is necessary if we want t imprve sciety. There cmes a time 56 theldmustgivewaytthenew, andit is ntpssible t 57 everything frm ur past as we mve twards the future. Finding and keeping the right balance between prgress and the prtectin f cultural sites can be 58 big challenge.
（2）
Jan has started59 nline classes t learn mre abut hw t use the Internet t make sciety better. She believes that it is 60 imprtant t bridge the digital 61 and make sure that everyne has access t the Internet and knws hw t use new technlgy. Her next gal is t start a charity website t raise mney fr children in pr cuntries.
（3）
Music gave me happiness. When I listened t music, it made my 62 fly like a kite in the wind. Music gave me strength and brught me 63. It was the rck I 64 n t becme strng and t get 65 thse hard times. Mrever, music gave me hpe and a sense f satisfactin. It became my best friend. It spke wrds f encuragement t the deepest part f my being.
第二节 单词拼写（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 10 分）根据首字母或汉语提示填空，每空一词。
Our classrm is ewith the mst advanced multimedia.
He has been cured f the disease and gt ut f hspital, s we decide t hld a party in celebratin f his r.
54. A. unimprtant
B. unavidable
C. unstable
D. unlimited
55. A. cnfuses
B. enhances
C. mtivates
D. frces
Only when we live in h with nature can we human beings live a really enjyable life.
He gt pt sales manager, whse jb was mainly cncerned with sales and advertising.
Christmas.
The famus ftball star, tried t make a cmeback, attracted a lt f attentin.
We will be shwn arund the city schls, museums and sme ther places,
Peple have taken lts f emeasures which have had a big influence nther visitrs seldm g.
the current situatin.
Yu shuldn’t have spken t her s (粗鲁地) last night and yu we her an aplgy.
The (原始的) idea fr the inventin came frm a simple sketch drawn by the inventr’s grandfather.
Due t the destructin f the ecsystem, sme rare species have becme extinct and their (消失) is a great lss t us.
We must take sme (防御性的) measures t prtect ur cuntry against
invasin.
Having n sense f (归属), she packed up her things, determined t leave the next mrning.
第三节 单句语法填空（共 10 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 10 分）
The patient under medical treatment (treat) with a new drug nw;
Prfessr James will give us a lecture n western culture, but when and where ( nt decide ) yet.
The prject(cmplete) by ur class wn a prize.
(absrb) in the nvel, he frgt t have lunch until the library was abut t clse.
He gt his pht ( take ) fr the new passprt befre sending the passprt applicatin.
parents say and d has a life-lng effect n their children.
I dn’t knw he will arrive in time.
Alng with the letter was his prmise he wuld visit me this cming
第四节 应用文写作（满分 15 分）
上周末你参加了校学生会组织的 “认识我们身边的植物” 活动。请为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：
活动的过程；
收获与感想。
注意：写作词数应为 80 左右。
Getting t Knw the Plants Arund Us
听力
阅读理解
完形填空
课文填空
写作
英语试卷答案
CBBCA
BABCA
CAABC
CBACA
BAD
BABD
ADBA
DBDC
CFGBE
ACBDA
DABCD
ACBBC
56 when
57 preserve
58a
59 taking
60 highly
61 divide
62 spirits
63 relief
64 leant/leaned
65 thrugh
66 equipped
67 recvery
68 harmny
69 prmted
70 effective
71 rudely
72 riginal
73disappearance
74 defensive
75 belnging
单词拼写
76 is being treated
77 hasn’t been decided
78 cmpleted
79 absrbed
80 taken
71 What
82 if/whether
83 that
84 wh
85where
语法填空
Getting t Knw the Plants Arund Us
听力原文
Text 1
W: Oh, lk at thse dresses! Let’s g int this stre, Mike.
M: Umm, why nt wait till Black Friday? Let’s g t find a restaurant. I’m starving t death. W: Fine.
Text 2
M: Excuse me. Hw much are the tickets, please? W: They are $10 each, but students g half price.
M: Tw student tickets, please. Here are ur student IDs. Text 3
W: My wallet is gne. I can’t find it in my jacket. D yu knw where I left it?
M: I remember yu tk it ut n the bus t buy tickets. And then I paid fr dinner. Well, maybe yu drpped it n the bus.
W: Yes, I think s.
Text 4
M: I just heard that Mary gt the jb ffer.
W: Well, actually, she prbably was the best candidate fr the psitin. Text 5
W: I need help with my hmewrk, Dad.
Last Sunday witnessed an activity themed "Getting t knw the plants arund us", which invlved all students in Senir One.
The activity began with a lecture where we learned hw t identify varius plants depending n their characteristics. Fllwing that, we set ut t explre the envirnment and were fascinated by the incredible varieties f plants. Finally, we cllected sme maple leaves as a reminder f the discvery jurney t the plant wrld.
Apart frm getting acquainted with the plants arund us, we als gained a greater appreciatin fr the rle that plants play in eclgical balance.
M: I’m running ut the dr t meet yur mther. Shelly shuld be here t help yu sn. She is staying until 9:00 tnight and als making dinner fr yu and yur sister.
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M: ⑦Hw did it g?
W: ⑦Umm, I think it went quite well. I did a lt f research and prepared a lt. I was in there fr… I dn’t knw… half an hur?
M: And? What did they say?
W: Nthing much. At the end I asked them, “What happens nw?” and the wman said, “We’ll call yu back with news in three r fur days.”
M: Really?
W: ⑦Yeah. I think I’ve gt the jb. There weren’t a lt f ther peple there. It was the nly interview that day, yu knw.
M: Well, gd luck with it. Text 7
M: Hi, Paula. ⑧What are yu ding n yur cmputer?
W: ⑧I’m lking fr basketball shes n the Internet. But I dn’t think I can get them quick enugh fr the game the day after tmrrw.
M: Why?
W: It says it’ll take abut fur days t be delivered after I rder. M: I see. ⑨Then, why dn’t yu g dwntwn?
W: The stres dwntwn are t expensive.
M: ⑨Bb’s Shes is having a sale this week. But the sale ends tday. W: Really? Did yu buy yurs there?
M: Yes, I did. They’re very nice. But the stre clses at 8:00 p.m. Oh, it’s already 7 ’clck. W: ⑨I’d better g right nw t buy new shes.
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W: ⑩Gd mrning, can I help yu? M: ⑩Yes, I’d like t pen an accunt.
W: Certainly sir. Wuld yu like a Silver r a Gld accunt? M: What’s the difference?
W: Yu can pen a Silver accunt with just US dllars. The accunt cmes with a cash card s that yu can withdraw yur mney at any time. ⑫The Silver accunt currently pays 5% interest. Fr the Gld accunt yu need a minimum f $500, and yu have t give 14 days’ ntice t withdraw mney. The interest rate is 6.5%.
M: I’ll g fr the Silver accunt.
W: ⑪Hw much wuld yu like t put int the accunt? M: $500.
W: ⑪And we’ll need at least tw prfs f ID: driver’s licence, credit card statement, and s n.
M: ⑪Srry, I dn’t have any f thse n me. I’ll cme back tmrrw. Text 9（第 13 题为推断题）
W: Hi, Mari. I need yu t help me prepare sme things fr the next mnth.
M: OK, great. ⑭What can I help yu with?
W: I need t visit the custmer in Germany. It’s imprtant. ⑭Can yu send him an email t ask him when I can visit him next week? Please d this first. It’s a pririty and very urgent.
M: Right. I’ll d it tday.
W: Thanks. The next task is als imprtant. Can yu invite everyne t the next team meeting?
M: Yes, I will.
W: But first yu need t reserve a meeting rm. After that yu can invite the peple. M: Yes, f curse.
W: ⑯And finally, can yu write a shrt reprt n ur new prject? ⑮I have t give a presentatin t ur managers next mnth. ⑯Please d it when yu have time, smetime in the next tw r three weeks.
M: Sure, n prblem. I can d it this week. W: ⑯There’s n hurry. Take yur time.
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M: Hell and gd mrning! Well, we’re ff t a gd start in the suth this week, as mst f the rain frm the weekend has disappeared. ⑰It will clear up by lunchtime, thugh. Over the next day r s, Lndn and the area arund Kent can expect a cuple f shwers, but mstly dry thrugh until Thursday. It’s nt such gd news fr the nrthwest this week. I’m afraid; mre wet weather, and nt much sunshine. Sme f tday’s shwers will be
heavy, and even thundery in Manchester and acrss the Pennines. Leeds will escape the thunderstrms, with light rain nly thrughut the rest f the day and tnight. Elsewhere it becmes dry tday, but with sme fggy patches twards Wales. ⑱In England, tmrrw mrning will see a dry, bright start in mst places. We might see ne r tw thunderstrms appearing as the week ges n, with temperatures everywhere at 29 t 30 degrees. By the weekend, unfrtunately, the dry weather will make way fr mstly cludy skies and rain.
⑲The rain will mve frm Sctland, dwn twards the nrth and reach the suth cast by Saturday afternn. ⑳Temperatures, at least, will stay mstly warm at arund 21 degrees fr the weekend. It might feel like a nice change frm the high 20s and early 30s we’ll see in the week. That’s all frm me until tmrrw.