最后一卷英语参考答案
第一部分 听力
1.B 2.C 3.B 4.A 5.A 6.C 7.A 8.C 9.B 10.B
11.C 12.A 13.A 14.C 15.B 16.C 17.B 18.A 19.B 20.C
第二部分 阅读理解
第一节
21-23DDB 24-27 DBAB 28-31 CBDA 32-35 ACDC
第二节
36-40BGCAF
第三部分 语言运用
第一节
41-45DADCB 46-50 ACBDC 51-55 BADBC
第二节
56.organized 57.stretches 58.a 59.whose 60.functional
61.requiring 62.significantly 63.into 64.innovation 65.toevolve
第四部分 写作
第一节
Dear Jenny,
We’regoing tolaunch aprogram“Youdeserveabighug”.Aimedatcontributing
toa vibrant and harmonious campus culture, theprogram isinitiated accordingly.
Wearing SMILE badges, our members will walk around campus during breaks,
offering our caring hugs to students under pressure, empowering them to pick
themselves up and catch up. Our warmest hugs will be extended to those unsung
heroes— committed teachers, dedicated gardeners, cleaners and canteen staff— a
signature of the recognition of their important work, and even seniors in the local
nursinghome,offeringthemwarmhugsandcompanytoeasetheirloneliness.Besides,
we will prepare lovely cards where everyone can write down warm words to express
kindness and support.
Wewouldfeelgreatlyhonoredifyoucouldjoinus.Yourpresencewillsurelyadd
colorand warmth totheactivity. Looking forward toyour reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
第二节
Possibleversion:
I forced a smile and nodded, trying to take my mind off my broken phone. I played
distractedly, mymovesalmostmindless,whileacrossthetable,Emmaleanedforward,
studyingevery movewiththeconcentration ofalittlestrategist.Alittleguilty, Ipulled
myself back to the moment. When I won a round, my opponent burst into cheers, and
we laughed together. Heartfelt laughter filled the room --- a long-lost, simple joy
returning to me. With more free time, wandering around the neighborhood, I enjoyed
the fragrance of flowers spilling over fences and the birds’ chirping from the trees.Instead of exchanging a hurry nod with my neighbors, I stopped to chat with them,
sharing the local news and learning more about their lives. Somehow, my world felt
larger and warmer with every conversation. How rich and beautiful life was without a
phoneconstantly stealing my attention forthewhole week!
Driving to pick up my phone a week later, I realized I was no longer eager to get it
back.Thedayswithoutmyphonewerepeaceful,unhurried,andunexpectedlyfull,with
a sense of presence in every moment. The moment I walked into the repair shop, the
young technician grinned and asked, “So, rough week without your phone?” Casting
him a confident smile, I shook my head. Hardly had I turned on my phone when the
screenlitupinstantlyandnotificationsfloodedinoneafteranother,yet Inolongerfelt
overwhelmed.Thatevening,Emmalookedupfromthetablewhereshehadalreadyset
outtheboardgames.“So…you’rebusyagain?”sheaskedwithobviousunease.Ismiled,
shookmyhead,andplacedthephonefacedownonthetable.“Familytimenow,every
dayon.”Webothleanedovertheboardgame,fullyabsorbedinthemoment,whilethe
phonelay face down insilenceonthetable. Theroom fell quiet and calm.
录音原文
(Text1)
W:Iran intoMandy justnow.Sheneeds to borrow thiscake mixer.
M: And what doyou want me todo?
W:It would begreat ifyou could drop it offonyour way to work.
(Text2)
M: Thisis Joe. May I helpyou?
W:Hello, something iswrong with therefrigeratorI bought yesterday.
M: Did you read theinstructions?
W: Of course. I plugged it in, but it just didn’t work. Could you please send someone
totake alook?
(Text3)
W:Hi, Jim.Is thehotel ready for thisafternoon’s awards dinner?
M: Actually, theroom’s been set up, but we’re afew tables short.
W:Oh, I’vealready taken care of that. Thefurniture will bedelivered in an hour.
M: Great!
(Text4)
W:Whatdoyou think ofthe test?
M: It had challenges, but generally everything was covered in thetextbook.
W: You sound confident. I spent all of last week reviewing the book and felt like I
wasted my time.
(Text5)
M: I’m sad to say that ourclub has run out offunds for this year.W:Wecan organize morefundraising projects. Whydon’t we put upa concert? We’ll
need many volunteers, though.
M: Good idea. You can count meinto helpout.
(Text6)
W: This is Marcy Ardmore from Sladen Motors. Some automotive parts we ordered
from your factory haven’t arrived yet.
M: I’m sorry to hear that. We sent your order over a week ago, but the shipping
company has been experiencing delays due to the bad weather, and the tracking
emails they sent us don’t contain enough detail to determine when the parts will
arrive.
W: I see. Do you have contact information for the shipping company? I’d like to see
what Ican find out.
M:Yes, Icangiveyou theirphonenumber.ButI’llalsocallthem.Hopefullythemore
concerns they get, themoreseriously they’lltake theissue.
(Text7)
W:Are you OK? Youlook abit down.
M: Well, I am tired. I had a terrible night’s sleep because I kept waking up. It’s been
likethat fora fewmonths. Ican’t really focus in class sometimesas I’m so tired.
W: Sorry to hear that. Have you tried using one of the health and fitness trackers to
track your sleep?
M: Howwould asleep trackerhelp?
W: It monitors the quality of your sleep. Some trackers even measure air temperature,
theamountoflightandnoise,andmonitorhowyoubreathe.Andyou’llgettoknow
your sleep habits,so you can see what helps you sleep.
(Text8)
M: Whatis therental cost forthe house?
W:Themonthly rent is $980,and it includes maintenance fees for thegarden.
M: It’s not that cheap but sounds not bad. And you said the current renters are due to
leave ontheevening ofthe20th,right?
W:Yes, butthecleanerswillneed2days tomakesurethatthehouseisclean andtidy.
Then thehouse willbe available.
M: Whatdate would itbe possibleto visitit?
W:Theday after therenters leave thehouse.
M: OK. Would1o’clock beall right?
W: I’m afraid that I have a meeting at 12:30. I have available appointments at 10:15
and 3:00.
M: In that case, can we schedule theappointment for 10:15?
W:No problem, I’ll bookitinto myschedule.(Text9)
W:Hello Luke, tellme about your research. What inspired you?
M: I once noticed people queuing outside a shoe store to buy a new style of trainers.
Then I came across an article in a magazine about the incredible number of shoes
that are produced. That piece made mewant to find out more.
W:Sothen you went to theevent called Trainer Exchange?
M: Yeah. It’s for people to buy and sell trainers. At this event, everyone had to hand
overten pounds justto get in!
W:And you interviewed someone, didn’tyou?
M:That’sright—IstartedwithacouplecalledMegandTyler.Theyhadastand,piled
high with hundreds of pairs of trainers, all styles and colors. But what drew me to
themwasthefactthattheywereacoupleintheirthirties,andalmosteveryoneelse
are teenagers.
W:And Iknow so many shoes are thrown away. Whyisthat?
M:Therearelotsofreasons.Shoescanlookwornoranewstylecomesout.Butabove
all, it’sthat there are somany cheap styles that start tofall apart innotime.
(Text10)
M:Goodmorning.Well,asyouknow,thecommunitygardensatHadleyParkaren’tin
the best shape, and although the local government has a budget to deal with some
oftheproblems, we doneed volunteers for othertasks.
Um, first ofall, don’t worry about any litteryou see lying about —one of thelocal
schoolshas offered to help outwiththat aspart oftheirown environmental project.
The priority for you will be to give us a hand with the new wooden fencing — it
needs constructing along parts ofthebicycle track.
You’veprobablyalsonoticedthatthepathwaysthatcomefromthebicycletrackare
quitenarrow, but thegovernment willwiden them laterin theyear.
The other thing we’re doing is getting rid of some of the foreign species that are
growing inthe gardens and putting back somenative plants and trees. So, you’ll be
doing some digging for us and getting those into the ground. So, wear strong,
waterproof boots;it’s quitemuddyat themoment, and your own gloves would also
beadvisable.
Toolswill beavailable and we’ll also provide foodand drink.
