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2025－2026 学年度高三年级第一学期教学质量调研（一）
英 语
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3. 本卷满分为150分，考试时间为120分钟。考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。
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
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。
1.Whatdoesthemanplantodothisafternoon?
A.Seethedentist.
B.Writeanessay.
C.Walkintheforest.
2.Whatdidthemandoyesterdayevening?
A.Hemadeashortvideowithhisbrother.
B.Hereadanarticlethewomanwrote.
C.Hewroteanewblog.
3.Wherearethespeakersprobably?
A.Athome. B.Atarestaurant. C.Atthecinema.
4.Howisthewomanprobablyrelatedtotheman?
A.Hiscolleague. B.Histeacher. C.Hiswife.
5.Howmuchshouldthemanpayforservicepernight?
A.$5. B.$10. C.$15.
高三英语 第1页 （共 11 页）第二节
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。
6.Whatdoesthewomanthinkaboutthetrees?
A.TheyaretypicalofChina.
B.Theymakegoodmedicine.
C.Theyseemveryold.
7.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?
A.Picksomeleaves. B.Gotoadoctor. C.Visitatemple.
听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。
8.Wherearethespeakers?
A.Atahotel. B.Inahouse. C.Atashop.
9.Whatdoesthemanlikeaboutthenewplace?
A.Itsgarden. B.Itskitchen. C.Itsdoor.
10.Whatdoesthemansayabouthiswife?
A.Sheisemployedinanearbytown.
B.Shetakescareofthegarden.
C.Sheworksfromhome.
听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。
11.Whatdoesthedailyrentinclude?
A.Gas. B.Insurance. C.Firedamage.
12.Whenwillthemanpickupthecar?
A.Inthemorning. B.Aroundnoon. C.Intheevening.
13.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Applyingforadriver’slicense.
B.Payingforthecarinsurance.
C.Hiringavehicle.
听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。
14.Wheredidthewomanfindtheinformation?
A.Inasciencemagazine. B.OntheInternet. C.Ontheradio.
15.Whatdosomescientistscomparetheuniverseto?
A.Abrain. B.Atree. C.Acell.
16.Whatdothespeakersthinkoftheinformation?
A.It’sstrange. B.It’suntrue. C.It’smeaningless.
高三英语 第2页 （共 11 页）17.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A.Co-workers. B.Relatives. C.Oldfriends.
听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。
18.Whyhasthebuildingbeenknownasthe“WalkieTalkie”?
A.Becauseofitsheight. B.Becauseofitsoutline. C.Becauseofitseffect.
19.WhathappenedtotheraysreflectedfromtheVdaraHotel?
A.Theymeltedcarsonthestreet.
B.Theyburnedsomeguests’hair.
C.Theysetabuildingonfire.
20.Whatarearchitectssupposedtodowhendesigningbuildings?
A.Presentthescientistssomecomputer-assistedmodels.
B.Warnaboutpotentialproblemsofthestructures.
C.Avoidthedangerofthereflectionoflight.
第二部分 阅读（共两节, 满分 50分）
第一节 （共15小题；每题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
WellsTraditions
Traditions are a part of life at Wells College.They connect us with each other,providing a
sense of timelessness and continuity. The experiences and memories that make up these
traditions make us all a part of a special community and they’re really fun! Some of the most
long-standingtraditionsincludethefollowings:
●Movingupday
Each spring the senior class promotes students to the next class year. This all-student
occasion is organized by the senior class. This tradition has recently been split in two with a
Senior Roast happening on the Thursday before the last day of classes. At this event, seniors
sing songs and tell jokes. On the last day of classes, seniors gather students around the
Sycamorewherejuniorsaregivencollegepins(徽章)andseniorsaregivenroses.
●Convocation
Opening Convocation celebrates the beginning of the academic year and the formal
introduction of the new incoming class.Atraditional part of this convocation is the candlelight
ceremony. Symbolized by a candle flame, the spirit of the Wells connection is passed from
alumni (校友) to students, signifying what Wells students give to one another throughout their
lives.
高三英语 第3页 （共 11 页）●Teatime
Tea and coffee are served every Wednesday afternoon. Though the long dresses and china
cups are gone, this break from afternoon classes is still a great time to get together with friends
andprofessors.
●Minerva
Outside of Main, the College’s first building, sits the lovely statue of the Roman goddess
Minerva, symbolizing wisdom and invention. The senior class decorates Minerva at the
beginning of the school year, and Minerva remains decorated throughout the year. During the
morningofthelastdayofclasses,aftersingingaroundtheSycamore tree,theseniorclasstakes
turns kissing the feet of Minerva, believing she will bring success and prosperity to all
graduatingseniors.
21. Wellstraditionsareintendedto________.
A.provideabreakfromclasses B.createasenseofcommunity
C.celebratetimelessachievements D.introducenewincomingstudents
22.WhatcanweknowaboutMovingUpDay?
A.Itisorganizedannuallybyjuniors. B.Itisheldtorewardexcellentseniors.
C.Itiscelebratedontwoseparatedays. D.Itiscelebratedintwodifferentcolleges.
23.Whichofthefollowingisbelievedtobringgoodluck?
A.Minerva. C.Teaandcoffee.
B.SeniorRoast. D.Thecandlelight.
B
The road, straight and smooth, leads towards civilization. All around us, the flat
nothingness is interrupted only by electricity pylons (输电线塔), stretching into the distance
like children holding jump ropes. We pass ghost-town service stations with empty convenience
stores stocked with drinks, noodles, and vacuum-packed chicken feet. Then Dunhuang comes
intoview.
One site that traders would have almost certainly visited is the Mogao Caves. These 492
caves were hand-carved into a cliff face because a Buddhist monk named Le Zun had a vision
of 1,000 Buddhas bathed in golden light at the site in 366 C.E. The interior walls were painted
withbreathtakingmurals and the niches (壁龛) filledwithstatues of Buddha. Merchantswould
pass by to pray for protection from the warring nomads (游牧民族) and murderous thieves on
the path. However, as the Silk Road trade was abandoned in favor of sea routes in the 14th
century,Dunhuangwas swallowedbythesands oftime andknowledge ofthe caves fadedfrom
memory.
Iwalkalonganavenueofsilver poplar trees.Tomyleft,thecaveslooksimilartoa rowof
prison blocks: squat square doorframes, each numbered, and set into the concrete. But as I dip
高三英语 第4页 （共 11 页）myheadtoenter,a colorfuldreamworldofdragons, phoenixes, andpetal-scatteringapsaras(飞
天女神) unfolds. The hands of our guide make shadow puppets on the wall as she gestures in
frontofthetorchlight.
InCave96sitsanine-story-tallBuddhastatue,thethirdtallestinChina.AllIcanseeisthe
edgeofhisrobesdecoratedwithfiercedragonsandbluelotusflowers.Hislong toenails are at
therightheightforscratchingthe topofmyhead.Icranemynecktostareathisruby lips. They
aretightlypursed,refusingtotellmethewhisperedsecretsoftravelersbeforeme.
24.Whichbestdescribestheauthor’simpressiononthewaytoDunhuang?
A.Peaceful. B.Burdened. C.Deserted. D.Modernized.
25.HowdidthedeclineoftheSilkRoadtradeaffectDunhuang?
A.Itledtotheconstructionofmorecaves.
B.ItcausedDunhuangtobecometimeless.
C.ItattractedmoreandmoretouriststoDunhuang.
D.ItresultedinDunhuangbeingforgottenovertime.
26.Whatisthepurposeofthelastparagraph?
A.Toexplainthesignificanceofthecave.
B.Toconveytheauthor’ssenseofwonder.
C.Tohighlighttheculturalvalueofthecave.
D.Toprovidespecificdescriptionofthecave.
27.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?
A.CavesofFaith B.Echoesofthecave
C.SecretsoftheSilkRoad D.GuardiansoftheGoldenLight
C
Today, the widespread use of English as a language of science, technology, business,
diplomacy, and entertainment has given many people a strong motivation to acquire the
language. Millions of people are learning English.They, too, are making their own mark on its
development.
Speakers of world varieties of English are remaking its vocabulary to better express their
identities,cultures, and everyday realities. In the Philippines, many houses have a dirty kitchen.
This is not actually a kitchen that is dirty in the sense you think, but one outside the house
where most of the real cooking is done.Adirtykitchen is a necessaryconvenience in a tropical
country where it is best to avoid trapping heat and smells indoors. In Nigeria, a mama put is a
street food stall. The term comes from the way its customers usually order food: They say
“Mama,put...”tothewomanrunningthestallandpointtothedishtheywant.
In Oxford University Press’s Gift of Words campaign, we asked people who speak more
thanonelanguage to“gift” a wordfrom theirfirsttotheirsecondlanguage, andvice versa.The
高三英语 第5页 （共 11 页）responses we received highlight even more words that multilingual English speakers felt they
hadtoborrowfromtheirotherlanguagesforlackofadirectequivalentinEnglish.
Calling these borrowed words “gifts” is an important shift in perspective. Many value
language purityover diversity andconsider externalinfluencesas a threatto the integrity(完整
性) of a language. However, this is in contradiction to how language works. The borrowing of
words is part of the natural evolution of all living languages. English is particularly notable for
its ability to absorb elements from other languages. A host of words were borrowed from Old
Norse,NormanFrench,Latin,andAncientGreekmuchearlierinitshistory,includingcoreones
suchasegg,fashion,universe,andeconomy.
Contrary to popular belief, it is multilingualism rather than monolingualism that is the
norm. Various reports estimate that between 60% and 75% of the global population can speak
morethanone language. Insuchamultilingual, digitallyinterconnectedworld,where more and
more people are brought together by shared interests and goals rather than just geographic
proximity,theinterchangeofwordsbetweenlanguagesandcultureshasspedup.
Changingourattitudes towards multilingualism and language variation is vital to fighting
the linguistic prejudice that causes discrimination for not using the “right” words or for
speakinginthe“wrong”accent.ItisonlywhenweshareownershipofEnglishandembracethe
languageinallitsdiversitythatitcantrulybeagiftfromwhicheveryonecanbenefit.
28.HowdoestheauthorexplainhispointinPara.2?
A.Bygivingexamples. B.Byanalyzingtherules.
C.Bymakingcomparisons. D.Byprovidinginstructions.
29.TheGiftofWordscampaignshowedtherewas_________.
A. alackofnativewordsinotherlanguages
B. apreferenceforusingonlyEnglishword
C. anover-abundanceofEnglishvocabulary
D. aneedtoborrowwordsfromotherlanguages
30.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“proximity”inPara.5?
A. Difference. B.Closeness. C.Prejudice. D.Change.
31.Accordingtotheauthor,whatiskeytoreducinglinguisticprejudiceanddiscrimination?
A.Viewingborrowedwordsas“gifts”.
B.PromotingtheuseofstandardEnglish.
C.Encouragingpeopletolearnmoreforeignlanguages.
D.Includingborrowedwordsinauthoritativedictionaries.
D
Astudy published on June 28, 2024, found that consuming coffee might act like a placebo
(安慰剂),makingdrinkersfeelreadytotackletheday.
高三英语 第6页 （共 11 页）Most coffee drinkers believe their morning cup makes them more alert due to its caffeine.
This study aimed to determine if this wakefulness is due to caffeine or the experience of
drinkingcoffee.
“There is a common expectation that coffee increases alertness and psychomotor (精神运
动的) functioning,” said study co-author Nuno Sousa. “Understanding the mechanisms can
openpathwaysforexploringfactorsthatmayregulateitanditspotentialbenefits.”
The study recruited (招募) participants who drank at least one cup of coffee per day.
Participants avoided caffeinated drinks for at least three hours before the study. They were
interviewedandunderwenttwofunctionalMRI(fMRI)scans:onebeforeconsumingcaffeineor
coffee and the other 30 minutes after. During the fMRI scans, participants were asked to relax
andlettheirmindswander.
Results showed that connectivity in the default (默认) mode network decreased after
drinkingcoffeeortakingcaffeine,indicatingthatbothsubstancesmadepeoplemorepreparedto
transition from rest to daily tasks. However, coffee increased connectivity in the higher visual
network and the right executive control network, involved in working memory, cognitive
control and goal-directed behavior. This increase did not occur with caffeine alone, suggesting
thattofeelalertandreadytogo,coffeeismoreeffectivethancaffeinealone.
“Insimplewords,thesubjectsweremorereadyforactionandalerttoexternalstimuliafter
having coffee,” said co-author Maria Pico Perez. The specific smell and taste of coffee or the
psychologicalexpectationassociatedwithdrinkingitmightcontributetoitsuniqueeffects.
32.Whatwasthemainpurposeofthestudy?
A.Tostudypotentialbenefitsofcoffee.
B.Toidentifythesourceofwakefulness.
C.Toevaluatethebesttimetodrinkcoffee.
D.Tostudytheeffectsofcaffeineonhealth.
33.Whatisparagraph4mainlyabout?
A.Theprocessofthestudy. B.Thelimitationsofthestudy.
C.Theimplicationsofthestudy. D.Therequirementofthestudy.
34.Whatdidthestudyfindabouttheeffectsofdrinkingcoffeeonthebrain?
A.Itreducedalertnesstoexternalstimuli.
B.Itweakenedcognitivecontrolnetworks.
C.Itboostedconnectivityinthedefaultmodenetwork.
D.Itincreasedconnectivityinthehighervisualnetwork.
35.Whatdidtheresearcherssuggestmightplayaroleintheuniqueeffectsofcoffee?
A.Wherecoffeeisenjoyed. B.Whattypeofbeansisused.
C.Itsparticularsmellandflavor. D.Individuals’psychologicalstate.
高三英语 第7页 （共 11 页）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。
Theglobaleconomyrunsonconsumption,especiallyduringtheholidayseason. 36 .
Theenvironmentalimpactofthisissignificantwhenmultipliedbymillionsofshoppers.
Journalist Annalise Griffin, who has committed to giving secondhand gifts shared her
insights into how to shop differently during the holiday season by rethinking what makes a
presentmeaningful.
●Adoptamoreopen-mindedapproachtogift-giving
In the rush of holiday shopping, it’s easy to forget why we give gifts. A thoughtful gift
doesn’t need to be expensive or from a wish list, says Griffin. Get creative! One year, she
packed a Christmas box with homemade treats. Last year, her family tie-dyed clothes from a
thriftstore(二手商店). 37 .Nowshelooksforitemsyear-roundatthriftstoresoronline
marketplaces,knowingthatthesearethingsherlovedoneswouldappreciate.
● 38
Sharingyourcommitmenttocuttingoutunnecessaryspendingcanbea goodstartingpoint
to rethink consumerism. Griffin persuaded her husband to exchange secondhand gifts.
Discussingthesevalueswithchildrencanalsoimpacthowtheyviewuseditems. 39 .For
example,theycanclarifythatonemaynotreceivethelatestgadgets(小器械)forChristmas.
●Exploreonlinethrifting
Shopping for gifts online can be convenient. If you prefer online thrifting. Griffin
recommends websites like eBay and Poshmark for clothes and house items, and
shopgoodwill.com for vintage (老式的) goods. Online communities like Buy Nothing groups
arealsoexcellentforgivingawayortradingitemslocally. 40 .
A.Thisapproachhaschangedhershoppinghabits
B.Earlyconversationscanhelpmanageexpectations
C.Navigateconsumerismthroughfamilyconversations
D.We’refloodedwithadsanddealsurgingustobuynew
E.Dealwithfinancialpressureswithfamilymemberstogether
F.Butyoushoulddecideinadvancewhatyouaregoingtobuybeforeyouhitthestore
G.Griffinsharesbabyclothesthroughherlocalgroup,savingmoneyandreducingwaste
高三英语 第8页 （共 11 页）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、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最
佳选项。
Sam, the four-legged superhero, works to keep a park in Santiago clean. The dog’s
superpower?Collectinggarbageasa 41 forvisitors.
Sam,whotakesregular 42 inSantiago’smetropolitanparkwithhisowner,hasbecome
43, wearinga greencape(斗篷)ina comic usedas aneducationalguide. It 44 whenSam
andGonzaloChianghadtostopagainandagaininthecity’s largest greenarea to 45 plastic
bottles,cansandfoodpackages.“OnSam’swalks,webegantofindalotof 46,”Chiangsaid.
“From there, the 47 to come prepared to take away the garbage that we found on each visit
becameapparent.Thewalkisagoodopportunityto 48,ratherthanlitter,”Chiangsaid.
Park officials were impressed and decided to use Sam’s 49 in its park care campaign.
CatalinaAravena turned Sam into a cartoon in Sam: The Parquemet Superhero, 50 visitors
to take their waste with them or use 51 points found along the path. “This became much
more 52 than expected,” Aravena said. “It reached different schools and has spread very
wellonsocialmedia.”
The 53 launched anti-litter campaigns last year urging drink vendors (摊主) to switch
fromplastictoglasscupsandstarted 54 garbageintoseparatebins.
“Sam and Gonzalo have 55 us to accelerate this education process and structure this
garbageclassification,”saidEduardoVillalobos,thepark’sactingdirector.
41.A.rolemodel B.culturalicon C.aidgiver D.tourguide
42.A.breaks B.hikes C.walks D.vacations
43.A.brave B.famous C.busy D.kind
44.A.failed B.started C.happened D.continued
45.A.setaside B.payfor C.putaway D.pickup
46.A.grass B.people C.garbage D.equipment
47.A.challenge B.need C.chance D.doubt
48.A.think B.relax C.clean D.explore
49.A.image B.ability C.identity D.popularity
50.A.forcing B.reminding C.permitting D.forbidding
51.A.washing B.parking C.recycling D.observing
52.A.interesting B.educational C.beneficial D.widespread
53.A.park B.school C.government D.market
54.A.turning B.breaking C.throwing D.sorting
55.A.inspired B.required C.allowed D.persuaded
高三英语 第9页 （共 11 页）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。
Lost in the city’s concrete jungle, urban residents 56 (eager) look forward to
connectingwithnatureonweekends.
Onenaturalforest 57 (frequent)bypeopleinSichuanprovinceisShunanBamboo
Sea in Yibin. Spanning 120 square kilometers, this bamboo forest is the 58 (large)
primeval (原始的) bamboo park inChina, maintaininga mildwinter climate 59 rarely
drops below 0℃. During the winter season, when many parts of the country are covered in
snowandice,thisgreenscenerystandsout 60 acozyescape.
Knownasoneofthecountry’s10mostbeautifulforests,thissitehasbeenapopulartourist
attraction since scenes from the Oscar-winning Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 61
(shoot)therein2001.
In 2003, the bamboo forest achieved global 62 (recognize) by earning an
ecotourism rating and being listed as a world-class bamboo reserve, becoming the fourth
tourismdestinationinChina 63 (receive)GreenGlobe21certification.
The bamboo forest covers Changning and Jiang’an, two counties in Yibin. Amazed at its
vastexpanse,HuangTingjian, 64 poetfromtheSongDynasty(960-1279), describedit
as “bamboo waves”. Given Huang’s literary influence, this poetic depiction gave rise to the
forest’s popular nickname---the Bamboo Sea.Today it offers not just an escape, but a chance to
reconnectwithnature 65 heritagealike.
第四部分 写作 （共两节, 满分 40分 ）
第一节 （满分15分）
66. 假定你是李华。前不久你校举办了一次以乒乓球为主题的社团活动。你的英国朋友Jim
对此很感兴趣，发来邮件询问。请你用英文给他回信，内容包括：
1. 活动目的和内容；
2. 你的收获和感受。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
DearJim,
Yours,
LiHua
高三英语 第10页 （共 11 页）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。
It was an ordinary Saturday morning. The sun was peeking through the clouds, casting a
warm glow over the park. Emily was running in the park. She loved running because she
believed that after a tough week at work, running couldnot only help her exercise her body but
alsofreehermindfromstressandexhaustion.
There were a lot of people in the park. Children were running around and playing, the
elderlywereleisurelypracticingtaichi,andyoungcoupleswerestrollingbythelake.Emilywas
enjoying the lively and pleasant atmosphere. Her steps were light and rhythmic, and every
breath made her feel more comfortable, filling her lungs with the fresh scent of the blooming
flowers.
Suddenly, there was some noise not far away. Emily looked in that direction and saw a
crowd gathering, looking panicked. She ran over to see what had happened. There was an old
woman lying on the ground, her face pale as a sheet and her lips slightly purple and quivering
(颤抖). Beside her, another old woman shouted anxiously, “She’s having a heart attack! What
should we do? Who can help?” Everyone around looked troubled. Some were calling an
ambulance on their phones, but no one knew how to help the old woman before the ambulance
arrived.
Emily’s friend Jane is a nurse. The hospital where she works once held public welfare
activities for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR，心肺复苏) training in Emily’s community.
Emily attended this event only because Jane asked her to help make up the numbers. At that
time,shewas moreinterestedinthefreesnacks andsmallgiftsprovidedthanthetrainingitself.
Neverhadsheimaginedthattherewouldbeadaywhenshewouldneedtousethisskill.
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。
Takingadeepbreath,Emilysteppedforward.
Finally,themedicalstaffarrived.
高三英语 第11页 （共 11 页）202510 高三第一次调研英语参考答案
第一部分：听力（共两节20题 满分30分 每题1.5分）
1-5 ABBCA 6-10 ACBAC 11-15 BACBA 16-20 ACBBC
第二部分 阅读（共两节 满分50分）
第一节 （共15题 满分37.5分 每题2.5分）
21-23 BCA 24-27 CDBA 28-31 ADBA 32-35 BADC
第二节 七选五（共5题 满分12.5分 每题2.5分）
36-40 DACBG
第三部分 语言知识（共两节 满分30分）
第一节 完形填空（共15题 满分15分 每题1分）
41-45 ACBBD 46-50 CBCAB 51-55 CDADA
第二节 语法填空（共10题 满分15分 每题1.5分）
56. eagerly 57. frequented 58. largest 59. that/which 60. as
61. were shot 62. recognition 63. to receive 64. a 65. and
第四部分 写作 （共两节 满分40分）
第一节 应用文（15分）
Dear Jim,
I hope you’re doing well! I’m delighted to hear that you’re interested in knowing more about our recent
ping-pong-themed club event. Below are some details I’d like to share with you.
The main goal of the event was to promote physical fitness and strengthen bonds among students in a fun and
engaging way. The event featured a variety of activities, including friendly matches, doubles tournaments, and skill
challenges. It was a day full of excitement and laughter! And I found the event a rewarding and memorable
experience. Not only did I improve my ping-pong skills, but I also learned to stay calm under pressure. The event
brought our community closer.
If you want to join us for future events, feel free to reach out.
Yours,
Li Hua
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Taking a deep breath, Emily stepped forward. She knelt down on the ground beside the old woman and
checked her condition. Then, she crossed her palms, straightened her arms and started doing CPR. Counting in her
mind, she pressed the old woman’s chest with the required rhythm and force. After every 30 chest compressions,
she performed two rescue breaths. Anxiety hung in the air, and the hearts of everyone watching were in their
throats. Emily was soaked in sweat and her arms and legs felt incredibly sore. However, she kept going.
Finally, the medical staff arrived. Emily explained to them the old woman’s condition and the measures she
had taken. They checked the old woman's condition and said she was out of danger. After the woman was lifted
into the ambulance, thunderous applause erupted among the crowd, with many people nodding and smiling at
Emily. Emily smiled back, feeling happy that she had saved a life. That evening, a video of her heroic act went
viral on social media, with countless people leaving comments praising Emily's behavior. For Emily, she felt she
had only done what was right, and planned to teach those around her the important skill of CPR.听力原文
Text 1
W: This afternoon, we will take a break from the normal school schedule and go for a walk in the forest. Tomorrow
you can write essays about it.
M: But I have a dentist appointment this afternoon. (1)
Text 2
M: Hey, I read your new blog article last night. (2) You should consider making short videos too.
W: I’d love to, but I don’t know how to start.
M: My brother Daniel posted some on his social media. I’m sure he could teach you.
Text 3
W: Excuse me, sir. Is this your wallet? You left it on your seat when you had lunch. (3)
M: Oh, thank you so much. I am so forgetful. I dropped it off at the cinema last week. Luckily, I got it back.
Text 4
W: I am busy preparing for tomorrow’s meeting. Can you help me out?
M: OK. But you should do your share of the housework too.
W: Sure, honey. What do you want me to do?
M: Clean the living room. (4)
Text 5
M: I’d like to check out.
W: Just a moment, please. I’ll draw up your bill for you. The room rate will be $100 per night, not including 5%
service charge. (5)
Text 6
W: I love these trees. They are so typical of China. (6) The leaves are so beautiful.
M: These trees are Gingko Biloba. They are known as living fossils.
W: Why is that?
M: Because they have survived for millions of years since before the dinosaurs.
W: How fascinating!
M: As well as being beautiful, the trees are used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat some diseases.
W: That is incredible.
M: They are everywhere in China and the leaves go this beautiful golden color in autumn.
W: It’s lovely.
M: Shall we go to the Lama Temple? (7) There are some beautiful examples there.
W: Yes, let’s do that. (7)
Text 7 (第8题为推断题)
W: Nice to meet you at last. Now you have the chance to see the house in real life instead of looking at pictures.
M: It’s quite a big house, isn’t it?
W: Oh yes — plenty of space for a family. This house is in the rural area, but it’s only a short walk to the shops.
M: Great. And I love the garden. (9) Someone has obviously taken a lot of care of it.
W: The kitchen door opens into it. You could eat your breakfast there on a sunny day.
M: Yes. My wife works from home and she would like that. (10)
W: Will you be working in this area?
M: No, I will be working in one of the towns nearby.Text 8 (第13题为总结题)
W: National Car Rental, how can I help you?
M: I’d like to rent a car.
W: How long would you like to rent it?
M: Three days, from next Tuesday to next Thursday.
W: OK, what type of car would you like?
M: Um, just the smallest type.
W: So, that’ll be a Toyota. It’s $45 per day. (11) So for three days, it’ll be $135 in total, and that includes
third-party insurance and water damage. (11) But you need to pay for the gas yourself. So, would you like to
rent it?
M: Yes, please.
W: Now, what type of driver’s license do you have?
M: An international one.
W: OK. And your name and age?
M: My name is Ronald Schiller, R-O-N-A-L-D, S-C-H-I-L-L-E-R. I’m 33.
W: OK. What time would you like to pick up the car? (12)
M: Well, can we say around noon? Is that OK?
W: Our usual pickup time is 7:30 in the morning. (12)
M: Oh, that’s OK. (12)
W: And we need your credit card to guarantee the booking.
M: My VISA card number is…
Text 9
W: I read something very strange online today. (14)
M: What was that?
W: Some scientists believe that the universe may be a giant brain. (15) (16)
M: What? That’s crazy. Why do they think so?
W: Because its structure is very similar to that of a human brain.
M: So that would mean the Earth is just a cell inside a giant brain.
W: Exactly. It’s a strange thought, isn’t it? (16)
M: Yes, it is. (16) And, if the universe is a brain…it must be able to think.
W: Yes, but the scientists say it might only think very slowly because the parts of it are so far apart.
M: In a way, I suppose it makes sense. Everything in nature is connected. The people on the Earth are all part of one
natural structure.
W: Yes, so why wouldn’t the Earth be part of an even bigger structure?
M: You know, this is a bit like something I used to think to myself when I was a kid.
W: What did you think?
M: When I learned about cells at school, I imagined that the Earth was just one cell in a giant tree — so big that we
couldn’t even imagine it.
W: You never mentioned that when we were friends as children. (17)
M: Maybe I didn’t think it was the kind of thought that children shared with their friends.
Text 10
London is famous for its many beautiful old buildings but, in recent years, several modern buildings have been
competing for visitors’ attention. One of them is the 37-floor skyscraper(摩天大楼) on 20 Fenchurch Street, whichhas been called the “Walkie Talkie” because of its shape. (18) In 2013, the “Walkie Talkie” had an effect on its
neighborhood in an unusual way. Sunlight reflected from the windows of the building’s top floors melted cars on the
street below. At the peak of its shine, the rays of the sun shone 15 times as much solar radiation as would usually be
found on the ground — enough to seriously hurt any humans passing by. A solution was quickly found by shading
the building’s windows. Strangely, though, this was not the first time the architect, Rafael Viñoly, had set a town on
fire. The Vdara Hotel in Las Vegas had, only a few years earlier, reflected rays which were so powerful that
they burned the hair of guests at the swimming pool below. (19) Many other buildings across the globe have
caused similar problems. Computer-assisted models have since presented just how dangerous these rays can
be, causing scientists to warn about dangerous reflection from our modern structures. Architects are being
asked to design buildings that take such problems into account. (20)
