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南通市2026 届高三第三次调研测试英语听力原文
Text 1 
M:I volunteered at the community kitchen today.
W:Your shirt is covered in dust!
M:Yeah,I was packing rice and beans.We helped sort out meals for 100 people.
Text 2 
M:That online lobster farming course—I clicked its link.Now my bank account’s been emptied.
W:Hot topics like that are perfect for online tricks.Always double-check the source and ensure it’s secure before 
taking any action online.
Text 3 
M:Should we skip the ancient temple?It’s under repair work.
W:I’ve heard the museum nearby has a new exhibition on ancient artifacts.
M:OK.That’s a better option.
Text 4 
W:You’re reading a criminal law journal again.Thinking of becoming a police officer?
M:Not really.I just find the cases interesting and enjoy learning about how the legal system works.
Text 5 
W:Grandfather,what brings you back every year?
M:I worked on the first“Grain for Green”project here in 2002.Just come to see how green the hills have gotten.
Text 6 
W:That 18-year-old used AI to spot millions of space objects.Cool,huh?
M:Yeah,but AI chatbots worry me.My cousin barely talks to real people anymore.
W:Tell me about it.The World Happiness Report says too much screen time hurts teens’ mental health.
M:True.I’ve started leaving my phone in my bag after school.
W:Even now?The app says our bus is still several stops away.Won’t you get bored?
M:Maybe,but I’d rather just give my brain a break and be present in the moment.
Text 7 
W:Jason,are you coming to the International Youth Forum?
M:I’ve never been a fan of those talk-heavy events.
W:It’s not all speeches.I went to a Chinese calligraphy workshop last time,and I had fun.
M:What did you do there?
W:I folded a paper fan and wrote a famous poem on it.The materials were only£4.
M:Sounds interesting.How much is the ticket?
W:It’s £5 per person.So…are you in?
M:Yeah,why not?I’ll cover both of us and get you a fan too.
Text 8 
W:Mike,have you figured out which activity you’re doing for the school’s Climate Action Day this Friday?
M:Yeah,I’m going with the tree-planting crew.What about you,Linda?
W:I did tree-planting last year,so I’m up for something different.The river clean-up sounds like a good fit.
M:Nice.Which part are you cleaning?
W:The east side,near the old bridge.The teacher says it’s packed with plastic bottles.
M:That sounds like tough work.Don’t forget thick gloves.
W:I won’t.Our clean-up kicks off at 8:30.When does yours start?
M:Half an hour later than yours.We have to be there by 8:45 to grab tools and young trees.
W:Let’s hope for good weather.
M:True.But even if it rains,we’re still doing it.The planet needs us.
W:Totally.
Text 9 
W:You just finished the robot half-marathon in Beijing.How did your robot perform?
M:It crossed the finish line,but it needed battery changes every 5 kilometers.Honestly,I didn’t expect it to finish at 
all.But we never gave up.
W:Still,completing 21 kilometers is huge.What was the biggest challenge?
M:Keeping balance on rough roads.These robots are made for flat lab floors,not designed for real streets with 
uneven ground and stones.
W:I see.How many times did it fall?
M:Let’s see…Once at the start,another time halfway,and one more near the end.
W:That’s rough.So what’s your plan for next year?
M:We’ll focus on improving the stability system.Our goal is to complete the race without any falls.Also,we want to 
extend battery life if possible.
W:Thank you for sharing your experience.Best of luck with the improvements!
Text 10 
Good afternoon.I’m Sarah,with today’s campus news.A recent health report shows more students are getting sick 
after eating takeout near our university.Cases have risen nearly 30%this term.Experts discovered that the problem 
originates from how some restaurants process their ingredients.Several popular places reused cooking oil and stored 
raw meat next to ready-to-eat dishes.Some also had unclean kitchen equipment,but that played a smaller role.Health 
officials advise ordering only from restaurants that display their safety grade.They also remind everyone to check if 
food looks fresh upon arrival.Local universities have started sending safety inspectors to nearby takeout 
shops.Three businesses have been closed for failing checks.Meanwhile,the student union is launching a“Safe 
Takeout Guide”campaign to help students identify reliable restaurants.Scientists say the issue may also be linked to 
poor delivery practices,such as damaged packaging and long waiting times.They are pushing for stricter rules for 
delivery platforms.I’ll continue to follow this issue and share tips on how to spot unsafe takeout and eat smartly.
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