2026 届武汉市高三五月调研考试英语听力原稿
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M:Nice jacket,Linda.Did your mom buy you this for your birthday?
W:Actually,I got it at a second-hand shop downtown.I gave them my old winter coat and got this instead.
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M:Have you decided which university to apply to?
W:I'm torn between Engineering and Environmental Science.Engineering offers better job prospects,but I'm
passionate about sustainability.
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W:How was your first time skiing?
M:It was tougher than I expected.I fell at least ten times,but by the end of the day,I could ski down a small hill
without help.
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W:Can I have this dress ready by Friday?There are some spots on the collar.
M:We'll try,but we need extra time because it is made of silk.Here's your pick-up ticket.
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W:Should we watch the reality show or the documentary?
M:I'd skip the reality show.The documentary on ocean microplastics got excellent reviews.Let's watch that.
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W:Hello,I'd like to change my flight to London from Thursday to Friday.
M:Certainly.Your original ticket was 300 dollars.However,Friday is a busy day.
W:Is there an extra cost?
M:Yes.There is a 50-dollar change fee,plus a 20-dollar price difference for the new flight.Also,you have to sign the
confirmation form at the service desk within two hours.
W:OK.I'll go there right away.
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W:I can't believe the living room is still half-painted.When will the workers finish?
M:They said Friday.But now they're saying next week due to the rain.
W:That's too slow.And the noise is driving me crazy—I can't even hear myself think.
M:I know.I talked to the neighbors.They're understanding for now.
W:Let's just hope it's worth it.With all this spending,our budget is getting tight.
M:Don't worry,honey.We planned for this.Just a few more weeks,and we can finally relax in our own home.
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M:Hey,Alex.Can I talk to you for a second?
W:Sure,David.What's up?
M:Look,about what happened at the party last week...I was wrong.I shouldn't have made that joke about your guitar
playing in front of everyone.
W:It wasn't just the joke,David.It was the way you kept going on about it.You know how nervous I get when I
perform.
M:I know.I've been thinking about it all week.It's been eating me up inside.I didn't mean to hurt your confidence,but
I know I did.I came here to apologize,no excuses.
W:I really appreciate that.You know,it took me months to gather the courage to play in front of the crowd.
M:I was wrong.I'm working on being more supportive.So,are we cool?
W:Yeah,we're cool.Thanks for coming over.That takes courage.
M:Thanks,Alex.Want to grab a coffee?
W:Sure,I'd like that.
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M:Welcome back.Today we're interviewing Sarah,who runs the"Living Library"in our city.Sarah,this concept is
quite unique.What motivated you to start it?
W:Well,I worked as a university librarian for years.I realized that while books provide facts,they often can't provide
true understanding between different social groups.I wanted to bridge that gap through personal conversation.
M:So,instead of borrowing a novel,visitors"borrow"a person for a talk?
W:Exactly.You can reserve thirty minutes with a"Living Book"—perhaps a firefighter,a professor,or a senior artist.
M:That sounds amazing.So what has been the most demanding aspect of the project?
W:It's not the space or funding.Some of our volunteers are often hesitant to share their personal life with strangers.I
spend a lot of time clarifying our safety rules to them.
M:Next season,are you adding more"books"to the collection?
W:Actually,we'll be recording these conversations to create a digital file of our local history.We want these stories
to last forever.
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People can easily get food from supermarkets,but historically humans survived by foraging.That means
searching for wild plants and mushrooms.Recently,foraging has become popular again in the UK,with people
walking into the countryside to collect edible plants and fruit.
The Wild Biome Project,led by Monica Wilde,involves 26 foragers who've eaten only wild food for three
months.The goal is to see how wild food affects their health.Researchers believe natural unprocessed foods can
boost energy and strengthen immune defences.
One participant,Rob Gould,strongly supports this.He says even if you can't eat a fully wild diet,adding just a
small amount of wild food can massively increase your nutrition intake.Another forager says foraging has improved
her self-worth,acting as a natural treatment for anxiety.For this forager,and many others,foraging is not just about
food—it also brings joy and connection to nature.
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