2604 长郡20 校高三英语听力材料
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M:Honey,I think I left my key at work.I can't get in.
W:Oh no.I'm still at the office...I won't be back for an hour.
M:Should I just wait outside?
W:Actually.why don't you ask Mrs.Liu next door?I gave her a spare key last month.
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M:Look at those dark clouds.I feel like it's going to rain any minute.
W:I noticed the clouds too,but actually it's quite warm.
M:True.It's much better than yesterday.
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W:I think Alfred made the right decision to leave Los Angeles.He is under a lot of stress here.
M:But he won't have many job chances if he goes back to his hometown Lexington.
W:He said he might move to Chicago.
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M:Congratulations!I'm so excited to see you win the championship in the national finals!You ran so fast in the last
leg!
W:Thanks!Our relay team was amazing!We all worked hard for this and all those tough practices finally paid off.
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M:The kids are always on their phones.We should really do something.
W:I agree.But you know,we're also on our screens a lot.
M:So what should we do?
W:Maybe we should try using our phones less first,before we ask them to.
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M:Let's head for the exit.The museum closes at 6:00 p.m.We only have 20 minutes left.
W:Finally!My feet are killing me after all that walking.I can't wait to sit down in a cafe.
M:Just follow this path.We'll pass the gift shop on the way.I'd like to pick up some gifts for my sister and you can
rest there.
W:OK.Let's hurry up!
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W:Mr.Carter,thanks for joining us today.We're really excited to hear about your latest project.
M:My pleasure.I always enjoy reading your tech news.
W:That's great to hear.So,could you tell us a bit about what you're working on right now?
M:Sure.We're developing a new AI tool designed to help students with their homework—especially in math and
science.We're planning to test it in a local school next month.
W:That sounds really useful.What do you enjoy most about this kind of work?
M:Well,creating new technology is always fun,but for me,the best part is knowing that what we build can actually
make a difference in someone's life—especially students who might be struggling.
W:So it's really about helping people,not just the technology itself.
M:Exactly.My brother works in finance and earns more,but I wouldn't trade my job for anything.Seeing students
learn better—that's what keeps me going.
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M:Wow,you've got so many plants!I never knew you were into gardening.
W:Yeah,I started about five years ago.It happened kind of by accident,actually.
M:Really?How so?
W:Well,my old neighbor was moving away,and she couldn't take all her potted plants with her.So she asked if I
wanted them.
M:That was nice of her.
W:Yeah,I wasn't really interested at first.Back then,I was only ten—all I wanted was a small animal!A little fox,or
maybe a dog...even a rabbit would have been exciting!
M:Haha,plants must have seemed pretty boring then.
W:They did!But once I started taking care of them,I really grew to like it.It's very calming.
M:Some of these look pretty unusual—like these over here.
W:Oh,those are desert plants.They're harder to keep,but I think they're worth it.
M:Do you buy them locally?
W:Sometimes,but I also grow a lot from seeds or cuttings right here at home.
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M:Hey,is this where we hand in our art projects?
W:Looks like it.Wow,look at all these works!There's Paul's light-operated lamp...and oh—that wind bell over there!
M:Yeah,that's Laura's.It changes with the seasons—really creative.
W:I still think your wooden robotic hand is the coolest.It might win the competition.
M:Thanks!But it's up to the judges.By the way,this thing is heavy—I need to put it down somewhere.
W:How about this table?It says"Display Table"right here.
M:Good idea.Where are you going to put yours?
W:Hmm..I wanted to put it next to Harry's star map,but there's a heater right below.If it gets too warm,my clay pots
might break.
M:True.Well,the teacher's desk is empty.You could ask if it's okay to put it there.
W:I'll just use that shelf in the corner.It's away from the heat and still easy to see.
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Good morning.Today I want to tell you about Clay Bay,a small beach with a special story.It got its name
because the shore used to be covered with smooth,colorful pieces of clay and pottery.These came from years of
people throwing away unwanted things there.The dumping started around 1910.Clay Bay was the last of three such
places along this coast.It was the busiest from 1943 to 1961—about 18 years in total.Then people stopped
dumping,and most rubbish was removed,but the clay pieces remained,worn smooth by the sea.People began
collecting them or using them in art.Around 2003,the local government took over and made it part of a seaside
park.Now visitors are asked not to take the clay away,so everyone can enjoy it.To me,Clay Bay shows how a place
can change.It reminds us that with new ways of thinking,we can live in better harmony with nature.That's what I
hope for in the years to come.
答案：1-5：B C C A B
6-10：A B B A C
11-15：ABCCA
16-20：CBCBA
