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东北育才高中 2025-2026 学年度上学期
高一年级英语科第一次月考试卷
答题时间：120 分钟 满分：150 分
命题人：杜丽艳 宋岩 赵志强 张辉 李海妹 校对人: 李海妹
第一部分 听力(共两节，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
话仅读一遍。
1.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?
A.StopwatchingTV. B.Doexerciseinthegym. C.Changehiseatinghabits.
2.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?
A.Applyforajob. B.Makeaphonecall. C.Readthenewspaper.
3.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?
A.Onabus. B.Overthephone. C.Inacinema.
4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?
A.Aholidayplan. B.Theirtravelexperiences. C.TheweatherinSingapore.
5.Whatisthewoman’srequest?
A.Workingfromhome.
B.Deletingunnecessaryfiles.
C.Applyingforanewcomputer.
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。
听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。
6.Whatdidthespeakersdojustnow?
A.Theytookabustour.
B.Theywentonaboattrip.
C.Theyrodearollercoaster.
7.Howdoesthemanfeelatthemoment?
A.Tired. B.Thrilled. C.Sick.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8.Howmuchwillthemanpayforthenewteaset?
A.$10. B.$12. C.$14.9.Whydoesthemanrefusetobuytheshellcrafts?
A.Heisnotinterestedinthosehandicrafts.
B.He’salreadygotthatkindofthing.
C.Hedislikesthedesignofthem.
10.Whatwillthemanbuyforhismother?
A.Akeyring. B.Apostcard. C.Asoap.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
11.WhydoesthewomantalktoDaniel?
A.Toinvitehimtodosports.
B.Toconsulthimaboutaclub.
C.Tocareabouthisgeneralhealth.
12.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?
A.Classmates.B.Colleagues.C.Relatives.
13.Whenwillthespeakerssetoff?
A.At5:30. B.At6:00. C.At6:30.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
14.WhatdoesMr.Spearssayabouthiswriting?
A.Hewritesforahobby.
B.Hetakesitveryseriously.
C.Hesharesstoriestokilltime.
15.WhatwasMr.Spears’swritinghabitwhenhewasateacher?
A.Heoftenwroteatlatenight.
B.Hesparedtimeforwritinginthemorning.
C.Hewrotedownstudents’storiesatanytime.
16.WhatdoesMr.Spearspayattentiontonow?
A.Creativeinspiration. B.Continuouslearning. C.Physicalfitness.
17.WheredoesMr.Spearsusuallywrite?
A.Inhisoffice. B.Inthebedroom. C.Inthesittingroom.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
18.Whatisthespeakerdoing?
A.Lookingforemployees. B.Hostingaradioprogram. C.Givingalecture.
19.WhatisthegoaloftheForgetMeNotCafe?
A.Makingrealityshowspopular.
B.Providingthemostdeliciousdishes.
C.Offeringtheweakgroupjobopportunities.
20.WhatisthemostdifficultthingforA-Coffeeemployees?
A.Communicatingwithcustomers.
B.Makingcustomizedcoffee.
C.Workingoutmealcosts.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, 从每题所给的四个选项中, 选出最佳选项, 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
The driving routes on this list are open to the public and don’t require any special skills.
Goout,exploreandenjoydriving!
TheAtlanticRoad
Norway
The 5-mile road runs through an archipelago (群岛) of the Norwegian Sea, having eight
impressivebridgesontheway.It’sapopularplaceforcarcompaniestofilmadvertisements.
RingofKerry
Ireland
This 111-mile roadway offers a mix of scenery and history,with landscapes ranging from
theshoresoftheAtlanticOceantodeepforests.Partsoftheroaddatebackto10,000yearsago
androadwaystopsincludetheisland monastery(修道院)of SkelligMichaelandtheIron-Age
Staiguestonefort.
MillionDollarHighway
Colorado
The impressive views along this 25-mile highway are reasonable enough to make a point
of taking the route. Colorado provides plenty of opportunities along the way like hiking,
camping, rock climbing, snowshoeing and whitewater rafting. Stop in Durango or Telluride to
enjoyWesternU.S.shopping.
NationalRouteA006
LasCuevas,Argentina
If you are fondof carving curves (弯道) , NationalRouteA006, which is about5.3 miles
long, is the place to be.The curviest part of the road — with over 60 turns — runs from Las
Cuevas to La Cumbre Pass. The roadway only opens in summer, passing through the scenic
wine-growingareaofArgentina,whichisnotfarfromChile’scapital,Santiago.
21.Whichrouteoffersmanysortsofoutdooractivitiessuchastravellingbyraft?
A.TheAtlanticRoad. B.MillionDollarHighway.
C.RingofKerry. D.NationalRouteA006.
22.WhatisspecialaboutTheAtlanticRoad?
A.Itonlyopensinoneseason. B.Itoffersancientattractions.
C.Itcrossesagroupofislands. D.Itrunsfromtheshorestodeepforests.
23.WheredoesthecurviestpartofNationalRouteA006lead?
A.Durango. B.SkelligMichael. C.Astonefort. D.LaCumbrePass.
B
They are the sort of friends who are so close that they trust each other with their lives. If
onefalls,theotheristheretocatchhim.They are Wellman, whose legs were permanently (永久地) injured nine years ago in a
rock-climbing accident, and Corbett, an experienced rock climber. Together, they climbed up
HalfDome,thefamous2,000-footrockintheYosemiteNationalPark,throughoneofthemost
difficultroutes(路线).
During the climb, Corbett took the lead, hit in the metal spikes (尖状物) that guided the
ropes and climbed up. Then, after Wellman pulled himself up the rope, Corbett went down to
remove the spikes and climbed up again. This process was repeated time and again, inch by
inch, for 13 days. Wellman’s job was not easy, either. He got himself up the rope through his
upperbodystrength alone.In all,Wellmanfigured thathehaddone5,000pull-upsup therope
ontheclimb.
However, when the two men first met, they never talked about climbing. “He knew that
was howI gotinjured,”Wellman said.Until onedayWellmandecidedthathewantedtoclimb
againandtheystartedtraining.
Their climb ofHall Dome was notall smooth.At onepoint, pieces of rock gave way,and
Corbettdroppeddown quickly.Wellman lockedtheir ropein place,stoppingthefallat20feet.
Hisquickactionprobablysavedhisfriend’slife.
“Your partner can save your life. You can save your partner’s life,” Wellman said as the
pairreceivedcongratulationsfromfriends.“Therearerealcloseties.”
24.Whydidthetwomennevertalkaboutclimbingwhentheyfirstmet?
A.Corbett’waspoorlytrained. B.Corbettdidn’twanttohurtWellman.
C.Wellmanhadlostinterestinclimbing. D.Wellmanwasgoinginforanothersport.
25.WhatdoweknowaboutWellman?
A.HeclimbedHalfDomebyhimself.
B.Hewasdisabledwhenclimbingrocks.
C.HewassavedbyCorbettduringtheclimb.
D.HeclimbedthroughhislowerbodystrengthwithCorbett.
26.WhichofthefollowingwasachallengeforCorbettinclimbingHalfDome?
A.Tolocktheropeinplace. B.Todo5,000pull-upsuptherope.
C.Toclimbuptoremovethespikes. D.Toclimbittwice.
27.Themainideaofthepassageisthat_________.
A.Friendshipispreciousinlife B.It'suselesscryingoverspiltmilk.
C.Eastorwest,homeisthebest. D.Doasyouaredoneby.
C
Instant noodles are a favorite quick meal when people don’t want to cook. Picture eating
them while watching TV on a stormy night — pure comfort! But many believe they’re just
junk food that harms health. The truth is, whether they’re unhealthy depends entirely on how
youpreparethem.
The main issue isn’t the noodles themselves, but the common way people make them:
pouring boiling water over dried noodles and adding all the salty seasoning packets(调味包).These flavor packets contain high levels of salt and artificial additives (人工添加剂), making
thisversionunbalancedandunhealthy.
Actually,plaininstantnoodlesaren’tterrible.They’refriedduringproduction(whichadds
some oilandcalories), buttheyfillyouupwellandprovide quickenergy whenyou’rehungry.
Tomake them healthier,cook them properly: boil the noodles first, drain excess starchy (含有
淀粉的) water, then use fresh water or broth (肉汤). Most importantly, use only half the
seasoning packet to reduce salt.Add vegetables like spinach or carrots and protein like an egg
or tofu while cooking. This boosts vitamins and protein while cutting sodium (钠). This
changesthemintoabalancedmeal!
So, are instant noodles junk food? If prepared lazily with all the seasoning and no extras,
yes.Butwhencookedwithlessseasoningplusveggiesandprotein,theybecomeadecent(像样
的) occasionalmeal. Remember: thesecretisvariety.Enjoy themonceor twice aweekas part
of a diverse diet, and they won’t harm your health.They’re far less scary than people think —
justupgradeyourcookingmethod!
28.Whatdeterminesifinstantnoodlesareunhealthy?
A.Theirquickcookingtime. B.Thetimeofeating.
C.Thepreparationmethod. D.Thejunkfoodlabel.
29.Whatisthemajorcauseofunhealthyinstantnoodles?
A.Thedriednoodles. B.Theflavorpackets.
C.Usingboilingwater. D.Peopleavoidingcooking.
30.Whatisthemainpurposeofthethirdparagraph?
A.Warnabouthealthdangers. B.Givecookinginstructions.
C.Arguenoodlesareharmless. D.Listharmfuladditives.
31.Whatisthesuitabletitleforthepassage?
A.InstantNoodles:NotAllWaste. B.InstantNoodles:HowtoCook?
C.InstantNoodles:EatSometimes. D.InstantNoodles:Whatweknow?
D
Language lets us share our feelings, make connections, and even hand down family
traditions like recipes and songs from generation to generation. But what about family
memberswhodon’tspeakthesamelanguage?
A“mother language” is definedas the firstlanguage thata childlearns athome. So you’d
thinkthatmeansyourmotherlanguageisbydefaultyourstrongest,mostcomfortablelanguage,
right? Wrong. While you might think learning a language is like riding a bicycle, something
youneverforgethowtodo,it’seasytoloselanguagefluencywithoutpractice.
Studies show that people who learn a heritage language(that is, one connected to their
family history, whether they grew up speaking it or not) experience improved self-esteem (自
尊) and safety in their identities (身份). Researchers also mention that reconnecting with and
understanding the family history and community is the driving force behind heritage language
learning.Relearning a mother language or trying out a heritage language as a beginner might feel
overwhelming at first, but the results can be incredibly rewarding. Jenny Liao’s article,
Forgetting My First Language, details how her Cantonese slowly became rusty (荒疏的) after
years of living away from home. Eventually,weekly phone calls with her parents only became
possible through translation apps. The inability to communicate fluently had made their
relationship shallow. Resolving to close these gaps, Liao threw herself into practicing
Cantonese. She forced herself into uncomfortable Cantonese conversations whenever possible
in stores and restaurants. Before long, she found she could have deeper conversations with her
parents. Their relationship.grew closer, even though her Cantonese only improved moderately.
It’sademonstrationoftheimpressivepoweroflanguagetobringfamiliestogether.
Learning or relearning a heritage language can sound pretty intimidating at first. But the
hard work invested proves to be rewarding and worthwhile. Whatcould be a stronger personal
connectionthantheconnectionwithfamilyheritage?
32.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetothethought“motherlanguageisthestrongest”?
A.Uncaring. B.Supportive. C.Concerned. D.Opposite.
33.Whatistheadvantageoflearningaheritagelanguageaccordingtostudies?
A.Improvedjobskills.
B.Heightenedsenseofbelonging.
C.Sharpenedcommunicationskills.
D.Broadenedunderstandingofdifferentopinions.
34.Howisparagraph4developed?
A.Byanalyzingthecause. B.Byofferinganexample.
C.Bymakingacomparison. D.Byexplainingthedata.
35.Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“intimidating”inthelastparagraph?
A.Confusing. B.Surprising. C.Frightening. D.Relaxing.
第二节 七选五（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。
Haveyouevernoticedhowthepeoplewhoshouttheloudestoftenfeeltheweakestinside?
While the unconfidenttend to be quick to anger andeasily disturbed, a mentally strong person
is often calm, collected(冷静的), andunshakable.____36____How doyou know if you’re on
the path to becoming one of these quietly powerful individuals? Here are some defining
qualities:
____37____
Confidence is a product of continuous self-discipline (自律). Mentally strong individuals
keep promises to themselves, set goals, and stick with them. They manage their time, energy,
andemotions,gainingquietassurancethattranslatesintohandlingbiggerchallenges.
Bringingpositivityandupliftingothers.
A mentally strong person radiates (散发) positivity — not through forced smiles, butthroughaheartfelt,optimisticmindset.____38____Instead,theyapproacheachroadblockwith
a solution-focused attitude.This kind of outlook is infectious, uplifting not just themselves but
everyonearoundthem.
Seeingthebigpicture,notsweatingthesmallstuff.
____39____ A mentally strong person, on the other hand, has a broad perspective. They
don’tgetstuckonwho’srightorwrongineveryargument—they’refocusedonbiggerthings.
Theystopreactingtoeverycriticismorsetbackandlearntoletthingsgo.
Holdingfirmconvictions(坚信)thatgivelifemeaning.
Mentally strong people don’t wander through life aimlessly. They’re guided by deeply
held beliefs — whether rooted in personal values, spirituality, or a commitment to truth and
growth.____40____
Ultimately, mental strength means recognizing that failure, loss, and criticism are
inevitable(不可避免的) parts of the journey. With inner calm and wisdom, you can walk
throughlifewithcourageandclarity.
A.Theydon’tpretendproblemsdon’texist.
B.Solvingtheirownproblemsindependently.
C.Livingwithself-disciplineandtrueconfidence.
D.Beliefisn’taboutblindfaithbutaboutclarityofpurpose.
E.Thesebeliefsgivethemdirectionespeciallyintimesofchaos.
F.Asmallmindgetscaughtupinpettydrama(小题大做)andconstantcomparison.
G.Theirpeacecomesfromwithinandshapeshowtheyfacelife’schallenges.
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, 从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中, 选出可以填入空白处
的最佳选项, 并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
17-year-old Norwood was driving three friends home in St. Petersburg, Florida, on
February 20. As they 41 to a crossroads, a black car hit them. Their car sailed into
someone'syardand 42 intoatree.
Assmoke 43 fromthecar,abystandershouted,“It'sabouttoblowup! 44 !”
The impact had caved in (塌落) Norwood's driver's side door, jamming (卡住) it
45 .Shaken, butotherwise OK, she 46 outthrough the window.Along with two of her
friends,who’dalso 47 tofreethemselves,Norwoodranforherlife.
Buthalfwaydownthestreet,sherealizedthatherbestfriend,Simmons,wasn'twiththem.
Norwood ran back and found Simmons in the back 48 , unconscious. She threw open the
back door and 49 her friend out, avoiding the broken glass as best as she could. She
dragged Simmons to 50 andlaid heron the ground. “I checked her pulse,and putmy head
against her chest. No 51 of life,” Norwood told CNN, “That's when I started CPR.
52 ,IearnedmyCPRcertificateyesterday.”
She started 53 Simmons's chest and breathing into her friend's mouth in hopes offillingherlungswiththekissoflife.No 54 .Andthen,afterthe30compressions(按压)and
two rescue breaths, Simmons regained consciousness. She was 55 by what Norwood did
andexpressedherappreciationtoNorwood.
41.A.came B.referred C.struggled D.led
42.A.turned B.broke C.looked D.crashed
43.A.rose B.burnt C.blew D.cleared
44.A.Getout B.Standup C.Makeout D.Putup
45.A.full B.shut C.still D.open
46.A.stepped B.drove C.climbed D.ran
47.A.attempted B.panicked C.managed D.intended
48.A.car B.yard C.door D.seat
49.A.threw B.picked C.lifted D.pulled
50.A.equipment B.safety C.satisfaction D.emergency
51.A.goal B.record C.sign D.danger
52.A.Obviously B.Fortunately C.Hopefully D.Surely
53.A.touching B.hurting C.pressing D.checking
54.A.response B.trouble C.worry D.sense
55.A.inspired B.moved C.annoyed D.contacted
第二节（共10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。
The film will___56___ (official) open across China on Sept 18. Many theaters have
scheduled special screenings at 9:18 am, marked with the label "Alarm Bell Rings
Forever",___57___(symbolize)areminderofthehistoricalsignificanceofthedate.
Theaterstaffexplainedthatwhilethefilmcould___58___(show)asearly___59___9:00
am, the 9:18 am timing was intentionally chosen to reinforce the theme of remembrance.
Additional special screenings labeled "Remember History", "Never Forget National
Humiliation", ___60___ "Strive for Strength" are also being offered, as indicated on ticketing
platformslikeMaoyan.
In an interview with the director Zhao Linshan, he ___61___ (share) insights into the six
years of transnational research ___62___ provided information for the film. He emphasized
thatliesanddeception（欺骗） werecentraltothehorrorscommittedbyUnit731.
"We discovered through historical ___63___ (material) that lies such as 'health for
freedom', 'emperor's kindness', and 'precious food' were used ___64___ (cover) up inhumane
crimes," Zhao said. "These lies, however faint they may seem, led to tragic historical
consequences.Itwasoneofthe___65___(dark)momentsinhumanhistory."
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）
假定你是李华，你校新开设日常对话和故事读写两门国际汉语线上课程，你的外国朋友
David想学习其中一门。请你用英语写封邮件向他推荐一门课程并说明理由。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇： recommend 推荐 onlinecourses 线上课程
DearDavid,
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________
Bestregards,
LiHua
第二节（满分25分）
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。
Sam’s birthday was approaching, and the excitement that usually filled his heart was now
replaced with disappointment and stress. Turning eleven was a big deal, and he had always
celebrated it with a grand party surrounded by his friends. However, this year was different.
The burden of excessive homework and his parents’ struggling business weighed heavily on
him, forcing Sam to make the difficult decision of not having a birthday party, even though it
wasaneventheenjoyeddearlyeveryyear.
One day, during break, his best friend, Jim, with a curious look in his eyes, approached.
“Areyougoingtohaveabirthdaypartythisyear?”Jimasked,sensingSam’ssadness.
“No,” Sam sighed and replied sadly, “There’s just too much going on and my parents are
goingthroughfinancial(金融的)difficulties.”
He smiled weakly, trying to conceal (掩盖) his immense disappointment and stress, but
Jim saw through hispretence (假装) easily.Jim noddedthoughtfully anddid notsay anything.
After the break, Sam saw his talking to one of their classmates, Sarah, secretively. Curious,
Sam went over to them, but as soon as Jim saw him, he quickly walked away. Sam was
startled(受惊吓的)byJim’sstrangeactionsandturnedtowardsSarah.
“Whatdidhesay?”Samasked.However,Sarah simply shrugged and walked away with Jim, leaving Sam standing there.
feelingleftoutandanxious.
Whatishappening?Samwonderedanxiously.Aretheykeepingsomethingfromme?
As Sam’s birthday drew nearer, Jim was often found chatting softly with his other
classmates.Whenever Sam wentover to them, theywould just walk away or tellhim thatthey
were talking about a secret which Sam was not allowed to know. Jim has never kept secrets
from me before, Sam thought. His heart fell. Even his friends were distancing (疏远)
themselves from him! He swung between confusion and sadness with each passing moment,
desperately trying to figure out what was happening. Why were his friends distancing
themselvesfromhim?Andwhatweretheyhiding?
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。
ParagraphOne
On the day of Sam’s birthday, he went to school and found his classroom in total darkness.
____________________________________________________________________________
ParagraphTwo
TearssprangfromSam’seyesandhisfacebrokeintoaradiantsmile._____________________参考答案
听力答案：
1-5CABAC 6-10CBCBA 11-15ABCBA 16-20CABCA
BCD BBDA CBBA DBBC
36.G 37.C 38.A 39.F 40.E
41-45ADAAB46-50CCDDB51-55CBCAB
1.officially 2.symbolizing 3.beshown 4.as 5.and
6.shared 7.that/which 8.materials 9.to cover 10.darkest
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Para 1 On the day of Sam’s birthday, he went to school and found his classroom in total
darkness. A wave of confusion washed over him as he stepped hesitantly into the room, his
heart pounding. He reachedfor the lightswitch, butbeforehis hand couldfind it, a chorusof
voices broke the silence. “Surprise!”, his classmates, led by Jim, jumped out from all sorts of
hiding places.As the room flooded with light, Sam’s eyes widened in surprise and disbelief.
Theclassroomwasdecoratedwith balloonsandstreamers,abeautifulcakesatontheteacher’s
desk,andinthecorner,apileofpresentswaitedtobeunwrapped.
Para 2 Tears sprang from Sam’s eyes and his face broke into a radiant smile. He turned
towardsJim,whowasgrinningfromeartoear.“Weknewyoucouldn’thaveapartythisyear,
so we decided to bring the party to you,” Jim said, his eyes twinkling with mischief. The
cloud of confusion lifted from Sam’s mind as he realized that his friends hadn’t been
distancing themselves from him, they were planning this surprise all along. The sadness that
hadbeenlooming over his birthdaydisappeared,replacedwith joyandgratitude.As hecutthecakeandopenedhispresents,Samrealizedthatthiswasindeedagrandbirthdayparty,justlike
theonesheusedtohave.
【听力原文】
1.M:Oh,no.I’vegained10poundsalready.MaybeIshoulddomoreexerciseinthegym.
W:IthinkyoucaneatmorevegetablesandstopeatingsnackswhilewatchingTVatnight.
2.M:I’dliketospeaktothemanager,please.
W:MayIknowwhatitisabout?
M:I’dliketoseehimaboutthepositionadvertisedintoday’snewspaper.
W:Certainly.Justwaitforawhile.Heismakingaphonecall.
3.W:Michael,it’sme,Jenny.Whereareyounow?Themovieisgoingtostart.
M:Iwasjustgoingtocallyou,honey.Thebusgotstuckinatrafficjamjustnow.I’llseeyou
in10minutes.
4.M:Hi,I’mthinkingoftakingatripduringtheChristmasholiday.
W:Wherewouldyouliketogo?
M:Well,maybesomewherewarmandsunny.
W:HowaboutatourtoSingapore?
5.W:Mr.Brown,mycomputerdoesn’tfunctionwell.CanIhaveanewone?
M:Didn’tyouhaveitfixed?
W:Therepairmansaysthelowdiskspaceslowsdownthesystem,soIhavetodosomework
athomewithmypersonalcomputer.However,Ican’taccesssomefilesduetoourregulations.
M:Allright.
第6段【原文】
W:Wow,therewerealotoftwistsandturnsonthatride.AreyouOK?
M:I’mfine.Iamcrazyaboutthiskindofactivity.Whenitwasupanddownhills,around
circles,upsidedown,right-sideup,Ifeltgreatlyexcited.W:Yes.Didyouseethepeoplesittinginfrontofus?Idon’tthinkthatman’sdaughterlikedit
verymuch.
M:Nowonder.Iheardhersaythatsheoftengetscarsickbeforeshegotonthat.
W:ThathappenstomesometimeswhenIamonthewater.
M:Let’sgetsomethingtoeat.Icoulduseabreakfromalltheexcitement.
W:Goodidea.
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W:WelcometoBeautySouvenirShop!
M:Thankyou.LasttimeImadealuckyfindwithteapotshere—onesetfor$12.Doyouhave
more?
W:Thatkindofteapothasbeensoldout.Butyoucanchoosethisnewteaset—$2more
expensivethantheoneyoubought.
M:OK,I’lltakeoneset.Doyouhaveanyhandmadesoap?Mysisterlovesthatkindofthing.
W:Sorry,wedon’thave.ButcanIinterestyouinsomeoftheshellcraftsthatarehandmade
here?
M:No,thanks.I’vepickedupthosethingsinanothershopjustnow.
W:Howaboutthekeyrings?Thereareplentyofvividdesignsprintedonthem.
M:OK,I’lltakeonebecausemymomlikesit.Ialsowantafewpostcards.Mybrotheralways
usedtogetsomepostcardswheneverhewentanywhere.Iwanttodothat,too.
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W:Daniel,areyoufreetomorrownightafterwork?I’mgoingovertotheWorkers’Clubfor
volleyball.Wouldyouliketocomealong?
M:Isn’tthatfaraway?
W:Notreally.IfwetaketheNo.3businfrontofourofficebuilding,wecangettherein
fifteenminutes.Andifvolleyballdoesn’tinterestyou,there’sahugeindoorswimmingpool,a
weightroomandindoortracks.M:Itwouldbenicetogetawayfromthesefilesforachange,andIreallyshouldgetsome
moreexercise.Workingupasweatinaballgameortheweightsroomwouldbenice.I’ve
gainedsomeweightlately.
W:Lookatme—you’renottheonlyone.InhighschoolIhadalotmoretimetodosports
activities.NowwhatlittletimeIhavemustbeusedindoingexercise!
M:Shallwesetouttotheclubat5:30?
W:I’mafraidIwon’tbereadyatthattimebecauseI’llattendthedepartmentalmeetingtill
6:00.I’llorganizefilesafterthat,soitwillbegoodtomeifyoucanwaitformeforanother
halfanhour.
M:Noproblem.
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W:TodayJackSpearsisgoingtotellusabouthiswritingday.Mr.Spears,somepeoplethink
thatwriterswritewhentheyfeellikewritingandthatitismorelikeahobbythanajob.Would
youagree?
M:Ofcoursenot.Althoughit’sonlyrecentlythatwritinghasbecomemyonlyjob,I’venever
seenitasahobby.EvenwhenIwasachild,Igaveearnestconsiderationtomystories.WhenI
wasteachingatschool,Iusedtostartwritingatabout9o’clockintheevening,andgoonuntil
about2o’clockinthemorning.
W:Andwhataboutnow?
M:Igetupat7:00inthemorningsixdaysaweekandgofora30-minuterun.OnSundaysI
goswimming.Sittingatacomputerissounhealthy.Ithinkallwritersshouldatleastgofora
walkduringtheirworkingday.
W:Wheredoyouwork?
M:Infact,Icouldworkinthebedroom,inthesittingroom,anywhereinthehouseifIwanted
to,evenonthekitchentable.However,Isetupmyownstudio,andIenjoywritinginmyown
office.Ifso,Idon’thavetocleareverythingawayattheendofthedayandIdon’tlikethat.第10段【原文】
W:Hello,listeners.I’mRuby.Welcometo6MinutesNews.Intoday’sprogram,I’mgoingto
introducetwospecialrestaurantsinShanghaitoyou.Thefirstoneisarestaurantcalledthe
ForgetMeNotCafeanditisrunbytherealityshowofthesamename.Therestaurantshares
therealityshow’sgoalofprovidingjobopportunitiesfortheweakgroup,especiallythose
elderlypeoplewhohavecognitiondisorders.Herecustomersareverytolerantofbeinggiven
thewrongdishbyservers.Now,thereareeightelderlyemployees,togetherwithotherwaiters,
bringingwarmthtoeverycustomerwiththoughtfulservice.ThesecondoneisA-Coffee,which
isopendailyfrom11:30a.m.to3:30p.m.Unlikeothercoffeeshops,theemployeesof
A-Coffeeareyoungpeoplewithautism.Thehardestpartforthemismakingconversationwith
customers,butafterreceivingprofessionaltraining,theycanmakeacupofcoffeeinthree
minutesandknowhowtoservecustomers.Well,haveyoueverbeentothesetworestaurants?
Now,let’stakeacallfromourlisteners…
