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东营市 2026 年高三年级 4 月份适应性测试英语听力原稿
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W:Will you go to the basketball game this afternoon,Jim?
M:No.My report is due tomorrow morning.I have to finish it today.
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W:Mr.Smith.This is Sarah Jones.I've got a very bad cold and I'm not going to make it into the office today.I hope
you don't mind.
M:No,that's no problem.Just take care of yourself.
Text 3
M:Today's geography class about Canada is fantastic!It really made me want to go there!
W:You should—it's a great place.I've been there a few times.Everything's so wonderful except the freezing weather.
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W:Hey,Tony!Never thought I'd bump into you at a library.
M:Hi,Sally.I'm here to pick a horror novel but haven't found one yet.
W:Check that section—I just got one from there.
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W:I don't think we'll have time to see everything in the museum.
M:Don't worry.It's just 2:00 p.m.now.We still have 4 hours to explore here.
Text 6
W:Why are all of your T-shirts now pink?
M:That just happens.Sometimes they turn pink,grey,or another color,depending on which clothes I put in a load.
W:Didn't anyone teach you how to do laundry?You're supposed to separate your whites from your colors and wash
them separately.
M:It doesn't really matter.I don't mind if they get dyed a different color.As long as they get clean and the stains
come out,I don't really care what color they are.
W:All right.Just remind me never to ask you to do my laundry.
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W:I think there's some mistake with the bill.I didn't order any movies during my stay.
M:Let me check...It says you watched Titanic Monday evening.
W:That's absolutely impossible.I wasn't even back from the client meeting then.Also,I've never had any spa
services.Is it possible that my bill was mixed up with another room's?
M:Well,I'll check with each of those departments to determine whether a mistake has been made.
W:How long will this take?
M:Not long,I'm sure.If you could take a seat in the lobby...
W:I have a plane to catch and I don't have a lot of time.Is there a general manager I can speak to?
M:I'm not sure.If you have a seat,I'll see if I can get Ms.Cardenes for you.
W:Thanks.I'd appreciate it.
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M:It looks like the seagulls target more than just chips now.
W:Yeah.They nick ice creams sometimes.And remember the famous video of the seagull stealing a sandwich off the
store shelf?
M:You bet.Seems like they've turned to crime these days.
W:Yes.But we should consider the multiple pressures they're facing,including loss of natural habitat,and declining
fish stocks—they're being forced into urban spaces,and that's just the way they adapt to it.
M:Oh,I've never thought of that.
W:What's more,they once helped people here in the 19th century.
M:Really?
W:Of course.There's even a monument set on Temple Square dedicated to the birds.
M:Wow,how did that happen?
W:Well...
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W:Dennis,could you tell our listeners what planted the seed for your interest in jazz?
M:I think it started with me listening to 60s rock music,often played by drummers with a jazz background.I then
dug deep into it when I began studying music in high school and met other people with similar tastes.
W:Then as of today,where do most of your inspirations to create come from?
M:Small or big things I come across while listening to music,reading,or speaking to people.But none of them
compares to just being around my kids.
W:Jazz has always had an interesting relationship between honoring its roots and exploring something new.What
does the balance between these two poles look like in your music?
M:That's a tough one.I don't see myself as a tradition bearer.But I also don't think it's a good idea to create music
just for the sake of it being"new".I'm more into finding inspiration in older music and conveying my own feelings
in my music.
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W:Forest Park experienced severe damage from the tornadoes that hit our region on Friday,May 16th.Since
then,our crews have been working each day to clean up the park.And now,most institutions in the park have
reopened,but paths outside the park are yet to be cleaned.Also,we ask visitors to avoid the west end of the
park,where we're still working through the fallen trees and related damages.Despite all our efforts,the road to
recovery is still long.So we're here to ask for your support.You can help repair the damages by donating$9 or
more.In addition,if you're interested in volunteering to clean up,we're still taking applications from anyone aged 13
and up.For more information about volunteering,please contact us by email or call 3143677275.You can also visit
our official website for the most recent information on our recovery efforts.
答案：1-5 CABAC
6-10 BCABA
11-15 CABAC
16-20 BCCBA
