英语参考答案
第一部分 听力
1.A 2.B 3.C 4.C 5.B 6.B 7.A 8.C 9.B 10.A
11.A 12.C 13.A 14.A 15.C 16.A 17.B 18.C 19.B 20.C
第二部分 阅读
第一节
21-23DCA 24-27BCBA 28-31CDBA 32-35DCDB
第二节
36-40 BEFGA
第三部分 语言运用
第一节
41-45DACBD 46-50CADBC 51-55DABCA
第二节
56.Unlike 57.rooted 58.whose 59.rapidly 60.solution
61.provides 62.a 63.allowing 64.isseen 65.symbolic
第四部分 写作
第一节
Onepossibleversion:
WhenLocalOperaMeetstheYoung
Recently,ourschoolheldanengaging activity,“LocalOperaEntering Campus”,focusingon
ShandongBangzi,aclassiclocaloperafromourcity.
It was truly enlightening. Celebrated folk artists gave wonderful performances, explained its
specialcostumesanduniquevocalstyles,andsharedwarmstoriesbehindit.Then,amazingly,one
artistcreativelyguidedusininteractiveworkshops,helpingmixtraditionaltuneswithmodernpop
elements. The revitalized version brought the localopera to a thrilling peak—we notonly learned
practical skills but also tried modernized singing, thus literally feeling the charm of Shandong
Bangzi.
What a delightful eye-opener! It has offered us a precious chance to engage with our
intangible cultural heritage. Hopefully, more traditional arts of this kind will find their way into
campuslifeandtrulyresonatewithusteenagers.
第二节
Onepossibleversion:
“Let me show you how,” I offered, moving to the center. The young gymnasts gathered
aroundme,theireyescarryingtheveryhunger Ihadonceknown.Itookadeepbreath,feelingthe
familiartextureofthematbeneathmyfeet.ThenIbegan—placedmypalmsfirmlyontheground,
lifted my legs high, spun sideways and landed lightly—a perfect cartwheel, just as Mum had
taught me. The students gasped, then burst into applause. I glanced toward Mum, who was
watching me with pride—the same pride that had once lit up her eyes when I, at six years old,
landedthatmoveforthefirsttime.Afterclass, I took Mum to the nearby clinic.Testresults showedher ankle neededatleast
a month of rest. Mum sighed softly, her eyes clouding with a sadness she quickly masked with a
weak smile. Leaning closeto her,I could sensethe tiredness in her shoulders—and the quietpain
inherleg, whichhadoncecarriedherto glory.“Whendid yougrow upsomuch?”shewhispered
gently. “You taught me: every great gymnast falls, but only the best ones get back up. You’ve
“fallen”thistime,Mum,butIfirmlybelieveyouwillriseagain.”Andinthatmoment,Irealizedit
wasmyturntostandbyherside—tobeherspotter.
听力原文：
Text1
W: When I read the news online, I see so many videos and ads that I end up forgetting what I
cametoread!
M:Actually,youcandownloadaspecialappthatblocksvideosandadsforsometime.
Text2
W:The party was full of fun activities, but it was a bit of a shame that they didn’t make a list of
whoshouldbringwhatdish.
M:Yes,itcertainlymeantthatlotsofpeoplebroughtthesamething.
Text3
M: I was surprised not to see you at the gym on Saturday night, Helen. You weren’t sick, were
you?
W: Nothing like that, Paul. In fact, my brother Kevin is moving to his new house soon, and he
askedmetohelphimpackhisbelongings.
Text4
M:Haveyounoticedhoweveryoneiswearingoversizedclotheslately?
W:Yes!AndIheardlongshirtsarecomingback.Thetrendsjustkeeprepeating.
M:Interesting!IhaveafewoldonesIcouldwearagain.
Text5
M:HowcanIhelpyoutoday?
W:Oh,yes,couldyouhelpmechoosealaptop?Iuseitmostlyforschoolwork.
M:Amid-rangeoneshouldsuityourneeds.Rightthisway,I’llshowyouourbestoptionsforthat.
Text6
M:Goodafternoon,I’mcontactingyouregardingourrecentvacationpackage.
W:Goodafternoon,Mr.Patel.HowmayIassistyoutoday?
M: The accommodations provided were below the standards promised in our package. The room
waspoorlymaintained,withcleanlinessissues.
W: I apologize for any inconvenience. I’ll pass this matter on to our quality control team for
furtherinvestigation.
M:Thankyou.Ihopethisfeedbackhelpsimprovefuturecustomerexperiences.
Text7
M:It’sbeentwoyearsnowsinceItotallyquiteatingmeat.
W: Me too. I just wanted to live a greener life, and meat production’s just not good for the
environment. I thought I might miss certain vitamins, so I took the time to learn about healthy
eating.
M:Oh,thatsoundslikeagoodidea.Nottryingtodotoomuchatoncewasbeneficialforme,likeexchangingchickenorsteakforbeansandvegetablesbitbybit.
W:Ididprettymuchthesamethingandwasamazedhowvariednon-meatdishescanbe,infact.
Text8
W:Hey,Mark,doyouhaveaminutetogooverthedetailsofourupcomingbusinesstrip?
M:Sure,Anna.Whendoweleave?
W: We’re flying out next Monday at 8 a.m. I’ve booked us on the direct flight to Chicago. We
need to be at the airport by 6 a.m. for check-in and security. I’ve arranged for a car service to
pickusupat5a.m.
M:Great.Dowehaveadetailedscheduleforthetripyet?
W: Yes. We’ll have meetings with the client on Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday.
Wednesdaymorningis setaside fora factory visit, andwe fly backWednesdayevening. So we
couldonlysparealittletimeonTuesdaynighttocheckoutthecity.
M:Soundsbusy,butmanageable.
Text9
W:Rob,whatdoyouthinkweshouldannouncefirstontheshowtoday?
M: I was thinking we should start with the big concert ticket giveaway. It will definitely attract a
lotofattentionfromourlisteners.
W: But don’t you think we should kick off with the weather update? It’s pretty cloudy out there,
andpeoplewillwanttoknowifit’sgoingtoclearuplater.
M: You’re right. Maybe we can fit in a quick weather update, then go straight into the giveaway
announcement.
W: Perfect. That way, we cover what people need to know first, and then we grab their attention
with the giveaway. We could even preview the giveaway right after the weather. So listeners
stickaround.
M: Exactly. Something like “after this weather update, stay tuned for details on how you can win
ticketstothebiggestconcertoftheyear”.
W:Andwe’llfollowthatupwiththemorningheadlines.
Text10
W:Hello,everyone.I’mJenny,andI’mheretotalktoyouaboutbeinganactress.I’vebeeninthe
businessforalongtime.I’mcurrentlyworkingonafilmcalledThreeBridges,whichIhopeis
goingtobeahit.However,mostofyoumightrecognizemefromBlackfieldRoad,thesoapopera.
I spent three years at a drama school. There, we studied subjects like acting techniques, voice
training, and screenplay analysis. At school, we had this program where senior students had to
spend two weeks in a real work environment. I got to spend time in a theater. I learnt all about
howtheybuiltthesetandhowthecostumesweremade.Aftergraduation,Ihadhopedtobegiven
a part in a film, but instead, it was a small part in a TV commercial! However, after that, I had
better opportunities to participate in some films. I’m trying out at the moment for a Shakespeare
play. It’s King Lear, and I’m really looking forward to working on stage in a theater again. It’s a
great chance to sharpen my acting skills, but nothing compares to the experience of having a real
audience.
