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高二年级阶段检测 听第8段材料,回答第11至13题 11. Where are the speakers? 英语 A. At a parking lot B. At a rerturrt. C. At a grncery store 第一部分听力(共两节,满分30分) 12. Who did the gpeaker ver A. A famous singr. B. A famous actress. 第一节(共5小题:每小题1.5分,满分7.5分 C. A fhmous writsr 听下面5段对话,每段对话后有一个小题,从题中所给的A.B、C三个选项中选出是 13. What makes the city more popalar? A. Great entertairmset. B. Cheap lnbor. 佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置,听完每段对话后,你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关 听第9段材料,回答第14至16题. C. Hetifl namre 小题和阅读下一小题,每段对话仅读一遍。 I. What will the man do? 14. Why doesn't the mnn eat at the umiversiry cafoteria A. Ir's less fhn. B. Ih; too expensivt: B. Add soms water C. Wath eps A. Drirk coffe C. Itsrnot healthy. 2. Whon will the man finish stadying? 15. What does the man need money to pay fhr? A. Texthooks B.A.cr B. At9:001.m. C. A: 1100jm A. At13003m. C. Rart. 3. What will the woman prohably do next? 16. What does the man probably want to be in the fahure? B. A hanke. A. A teacher A. Go to check on her mother C. A doctor. B. Send her mother to hospital 听第10段材料,回答第17至20题。 C. Ansrer her mother's phone 17. How lomg will Mr. White's talk last? A. Ahout s quarter B. About half an hour 4. What is the probable relationship between the spenkarm? C. Aheut an hour B. Hushand amd wifs C. Sales clerk and custonmr A. Co-worhms. 18. Who will give information ahoat the courses? A. The direotor of stodies. B. The sthdent ndiser 5. What food has been sold out? 19. Where will the frexhmer go at I! o'clock? C. The principal A. Chins B. Nuts. C. Chocolate. A. To the Main Hall B. To the langunge lab 第二节(共15小题:第小题1.5分:满分225分) 20. Whet ia the talk mainly abour? C. To elassroom 521 听下面5段对话或独白:每段对话或独白后有几个小题,从题中所给的A.B、C三个 选项中选出最佳选项,并标在试卷的相应位置,听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅 A. Daily schedules for freshmen 读各个小题,等小题5秒钟:听完后,各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间,每段对话或 B. A test timetable for freshmes 鞋白读画离. C. Nest day's arrangcmengs for fresthmen 听第6段材料,回答第6、7题. 第二部分阅读(共两节,满分50分) 6. Whnt mroblem does the wonan have? 第一节(共15小题:每小题15分,分375分) A. She will be late for her history lesson 阅读下列短文:从题所给的开个选项(A:B.C和D)中法出最接选项,并在答题卡上格读项 B. She is strugaling with her project. 黑。 C. She worked late last night. A 7. Who is nrohably the mar? Adventure. New experiomoes. Interesting people. Read abot other poople's excitir A. A. techer B. A headmaster C.A. smdert. 听第7段材料,回答第8至10题。 travels arounl the world with these fhree books Is Thar Bike Dlrsel, Mate? Ore man, one bike and the frer La{ Aronml Aiitrala owi 8. Which ten does the man alwaws drink with milk? Usad Ceoklng Oif bo Parf Carter A. Ylli B. Blaek C.Oreen 0. What bread does the man like to eat every day? There are lots of ways to trrvel around Australia. You coud do it hy plane, train or car C. Black. But asthor Paal Carter decided to tour the country on a homcmade motorcyele that runs on A. li B. Brown 10. How much does the hacon oost today? coocing oil. Why? Well. the author worked in the oil industry for many years, and was keer A.$0.5 B.$1.50 C.Zern to explore alternative fueln. So, he bought the urusial bike from a group of Australian aniverstry studeets who had buir it themselves and set off. On route, he has lots of amiorin 高二 (共5耳 experierces. He alnost dioa in a crash aod he even attomptg to break tho land apcod record resideot ia to buy British apples. However, the anples we hoy in winter or spring have becn for a motorbike runnirg on bioftel You Arg Afal (lat I Like Youj Travels Through Ualawd Britrln hy Ti Moore kent refrieerated for monfhs, and this unes us a lot of encrg. In npring. therefore. it is more Trwi writers usnally go to the best destinxtions. But not Tim Moore. In the book. Tir enrgy-efficient to import then from New Zealand, where they are in season. Heating als uses a let of energy, which is why growig tomatoes in heatod grocmhoaea in the UK is les travels to the worst places in the UK. Follew him as he heads to he bleakest towns. the worat hotels and the scariest rehs" And to make matters werse, he does it in the middle of envirormentally friemdly than ionorting then from Snain, where he crop rows well in the wirer. "My prinary challenge was to hawe a good time in plsoes that everyone had said loml climatg wouldn'." said the author. And he does meet lots of quirky charscters and disoovers tha We mast also take into aecoant the type of tranrport. Taaaporting food hy air crats abour 5o times more emissions than ahipping it. Howrwr, anly a small proportion of goods eves Britain's gliest parts have an inner heauty. re ferrn to the consumer country, and these are usaslly high valte, perishahle ihams which Coaslag: A Priwate Vayage hy Jemarhan Raban In 1og2. author Jonathan Rahan boaght a boat and nnvizaed Britain. And this is the we camnot prodaoe locally. Even then, these foods may not have a higher carhon ooprint hae locally grown food. For example, beans flown in from Kenya are grown in sunny ffelds hook abgut hia adventure. Along the wny he gets cauaht in a few slorm. explores seaside owng and even tnkes his aging parents along for part of the jourmry. Raban also uoes his using manual labour amd natural fertilizers, unlike in Britain, where we use oil-based fertilizors snd diese! nachinery Therelhre, the total carhon footprint ii still lower tme at sea to think ahout how 19sos Britain is changing under Prime Minister Margare I's also worth enembering that a produes joumry does not emd at the sapermarket Thatehr. 21. What is special of Pmul Carter's travel? The distanog oonsuraers travel to buy their food, and the hind of trnsnort they use will also ald to ins carhon footprint. So driving a long way to shop fhr food will reggte any A. He hreaks the land spoed recond. B. He uses an unoonventional foel C. His aging pareets aooompany hin. D. His motorcyele almost diss in a orash environmental henefits of buying loca!ly grown produoe 22. What challenge does Tin Mocre fhce while trveling in the Uk Reoently, some aunermarkets have beers trsing to raise awazeness of food miles too. Bu A. Senrehing for altermarive foels allimatoly. the mcasares are too simple. Lots of different factors contribute to a ooes B. Sarviving heavy storms at sea carhon fhotmrint berides the distance it has travelled 24. Why is importing apples fros New Zealand more eoengy-effcient for British residents C. Endhring the fhregzing cold in winter. D. Erioying himielf in unattractive places inisgring? 23. What do the three books have in common? A. It reduces food miles B. British appies nre in short apply A. They share practical travel alviee fhr touriats B. They eompare different modes of transportation C. New Zaaland apples are cheapcr. D. British nppies have been stored under energy-consuming oonditions. C. They explore uniqoe and challenging trawel experieeces 25. Which of the following statemsents is corect accoeding to the passage? D. They offer altemative hel souroes and their applicatiom A. Only conaidoring food miles is an oversimplified wry to asess a food B vironmental imptet. Recently, carmpaigmers have ancouraged as to buy loeal food. This reduoos "food miles" hat is, the distance food travels to get from he producer to the retailer. Thry reason that the B. All iainorted food has a hiuher carbon footrrint than locally grown food C. Beang floam in from Kervs have higher earhon footprins than grown in Britaim higher the food miles, the more carbon emissions, Buying local food, thorefcre, has a lower D. Transporting food by air always results in a higher carbon footpnriat than growing carbon footprint and is more anvironmertally fiendly Horrwr, the rel story is nol as simple as that. If our aim is to redace carhon erminsions local food. 26. The undeelined wond" negate" in paragraph 5 probably means we miust look at the whole farming procass. not just trnnsportarion. Other peocesses A. _mhanne 1 B. Igmore C. canel out inchading ferfilization, sorage, beafing asd irrigsrion, conlibnte nmch more. 27. Wht ia the author's atitade towands burying local food? D. misumlerstand In fna, imported food often haa a lower carbon footprint than loeally growm food. Take A. Strorgly sppartive B. Cautiously skeptioal nples for exannpls. In autonn, when aoples are harvested. the beat option or a Britis C. Completely opposed D. Somewhat irlifferont 高二:(共5 。 Overeeing the develonment of a literary culture, which is part of a oriric'a joh, is a D process of fits and starts. Crities play a role in deternining which books pablshod today Ome of the world's greenest offioe buildings wll formally open its doors this week. It' shoud he lbeled Segtart claisio", which hooks are hess dercribed s -itle-kmown"and = projcet of the emmironmentally progreasive Balitt Foundation. Its ambition is bold: to which books publishd in ast decales or onuriee deserve re-examination. Beginming in showoase an entirely selfasraining office building hopiag that others will eraate similar he early 2Oth century, reiasues oorplieated those entegories, Oder boules lile The Dud miect. Avocado" aad "Stoner"-and even -Moby-Dlck" aadThe Great Gatby"-hevme mon The frst thing that shrikes wou ahor the prw Builirt Center is an empharis on walking famous upon reprinting than they had been when originally published. “In a building this sizn, any plnce che in Searte would have two elevalors. Here. the The canon (文学经其) itaelf is in a oonatant, ongoing prooess of being shaped by book stairway is obvious and artractive." says Denis Hryes, CEO of the fourdation, He explains overs who are oflen in disagreemont not only ahoert what qoalifies as literahre hut also there is an elevtnr, bat it's wellhidlen. The staircase enoouraes exercise and the ooncipt aboat the purpose of reading literature. A reissue, more often than noxt pablished after the sithor is dend. rehalances the porpoae of literature way from writer intent and more towan helps cut down on mergy use. reaer intent. This is one of dozeng of visionary decisions that went into this building. *It has eyes Early lnst year, the smnll magazine n+I restated a longatandling poliey: No dead people ears, a nervous system and a hrain and it responds to its environment in a way that seeks to Reading work fron dead authors may be unavoidable, but as lilerary critcs tasked with optimize things."he aays. He poials crons the street to a mini waather atation. It aends da creating and shaning the corversntion, writing ahut desd people was considered to the building so it can decide what it should do to oonserve energy. nacoeptahle -heciuse it was unfair to cpect that contemporary writars. already “I think it's ir to sny we weee all a bit skoptical in the beginning." ays Chris Rogers struggling to secure attention for their work. compete with dead writers. We weed. n+ the foander of a fem in cooperation with the foundation, Rogors and the others set out to argued, to refocus the publle's atteetion on the under-read work of the living' meet the ambitioas goala of the Living Boilding Challengs, a gren building ataadard set by Ir's trne that the lterary world perhaps egged on hy editor. pohlishers and critics locnf arehitects alike-freqoenlly talls aboat reviving nithy gnored woices from the depha ef hirtory Clearly this building is not for evoryone. If you think of it as simply an offioe beilding rying to eosure they are rescued from being forgoiten. We don't reisate the work of dead it was relatively priory to desigm and build. But if you view it as a laboratory, an educationa athors in crder to do right by them, hur becanie thoir work is a pieoe of history. We nood to eenter and a hold effort to change how things are boil, the calclation changes unlestand literatire in is owm right and as an eapression of its omn time nnd oontext, ewen If that coclext is horifyng or uninviting or problematic. Reading well- and writing good still, one could wonlor, is it possible to boild more with aimilr aelfuntaining features criticisrm-brings a sensg of wooder to hiatory, and deipite the emotional inffuences that a a reasonable cort? ~f this bailirg im't meproducibln, then this exscriment will hav may somotimes inapre reiarues, they uniguely connect us to the past, which will always be failod. says Rogrs. But if it is uccessfil, he's opeimistie ethers will follow the foundafion' Imnorant. lead. Rogem points out that over the past eouple of decades, many builders have been 28. What does the authnr indicate hy menrioning the oller books in paragraph 1? integrating groen elements into their buillings. A. Reissses make sorting harder. B. Reismxes nmver boost popularity 32. What motivates the designers to highlighi the stairway? A. To herutify the ballding C. New edirions show more changes. D. Critics shculd recntagorize risues C. To hide the elevator. B. To offr conveniencs 20. What ean we gy about a reissue from paragraph 2? 33. Which deseription best summarizes the Bullitt Center aooording to paragrph 3? D. To conaere energy. A. It is made to a corsistent standart A. A living orgsrism B. It eauseg disigreements among readers C. A brain stem. B. A. first reaponder. C. It heeathes life into forgotlen liharary worls 34. Which argament does Chris Rogers hold prohabhy? D. A dat bse D. ]t shifs the literary focns towand readees'needs 30. What effeot did rtI expect from its policy? A. Inssiring living wrilers to lenm from dead writers A. The reproduction of the building is crucial B. Hridging the divide betaveer oritios and writers. B. The buildlng stands for a prograsive force. C. Making more living writers' voioes heard C. The beilding has been innpirod hy previous ellhrts. D. Making aritics leas hard on living writers. D. It ia reasonable to hold douht in the building's fhuhare 31. How dnes the author look at reissaing dead authors' woreg? 35. which of the following can be the bert title for the text? A. A way to correct past injustices against mthors A. How Cnn We Build More Green Boldings? B. Anethod to osiebrale authors' contrihufions B. Wll Thia Super Green Balfing Be Copiod? C. A meapt to ohtain insights inis the history. C. Look Inside The World's Greenest Building D. A strategry to mairtain literary traditions. D. The Oatlook For Green Baildings Is Promising 高二 英(其5) 第二节(共5小题:每小题2.5分:满分125分) One of the 51of livirg in Mn asxigtel living facility is that, affer all these yars. 阅读下面短文,从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项,选项中有两项为 I can spend more time doing what I love to do. Gone are the 52 days that didn't 多会选项。 offer any soare time for me to corstruet a 53. let alone a sentence. All of us nced Weve all heard those people who say unning giwes you a high" or 'exerclse is 54 time to exanine oar lives openly and honeatly-spending quiet time alone gives my dlictive,"hut for many of us, ifs hard to love esercise. 36Why do sorme of us hate mind afn) 55 to rerew itself. B. dining C. living 41. A. meeting exercise? Apd how can we evercome this to reap the lifesaving benelits of gating the hody D. dressing 42.A. found B. ruined C. sed moving? 43.A.y B. at C. sleps D. showr Identify wour why"- do wou want to exorcise for your health? Is it for wour hids?Isi B. loneliness C. silence D. think 44. A. drlness for how working out makes you feel? Exercise has long-term benefits for health and B. pasd D. distance 45. A. begn C. returned function. flowori heneflts for yotir chilrer, and can boost your mood and promote vitality 46. A. teaching B. writing C. cleaning D. broken 37 D. plrying 47. A. emplowees B. residents C. aeigtbors 38Starting a new exercise habit is hard enoagh. Inorease your chances ef B. brhgre C. entertin 48. A. introduce D. relatives sticking with i hy doing an activity won find enjoyable. Also, wou may exercise more 40. A. ata loss D. oomvinss B. out of sight interaively without even realizing it, if wou are doing a form of exeroise you enjoy. If yoo 50. A. come acros C. usder the weather D. in the way B. lay down C. put mway hate running, don't do it. 3o Start small. Leave ynurself wanting more, rather than 51. A. beauties B. dhnllerges C. mams D. set aside overdoing it. You are also leas liloely to feel aore or injure yoursel: 52.A. jgyful C. busy D. moments B. l{ry Amange to meut a friend to exrrcise together. It's very easy not to go anl eoercie whes 53. A. chapter B. plot C. phrso D. pacefil you' re relying on yourself -but with a friand. yoa ean use him or her for otivation to C. farilar D.mode 54.A.limitd B. q make sure wou atick at what wou sot out to do. Ao Meanwhile. rescarch suggest 55. A. opportunity B. ideatity D. qait C. divrairy people exercise for longer when they exercise with family members and frierds eompared D. reaporsibility wit. those exercising aloss. 第二节语法填空(共10个小题:每小题1分,满分10分) A. You'l he more likely to follow throogh sincg wou don't want to disanooint each other 阅读下面材料,在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式. B. Some might evn say they hate it or dread (提惧) it. The opening ceremony of the Tang Xinnzu Theater Festival and Intermatinnal Thenter C. You'll enjoy exercising by rerwarding yourself. Excharge Month-: series of programs to honoe Tamg Xianzt and 56 (strength intemationnl cultural exchangs-57 D. Go or a long walke in nnture instead. playwrighr's hirthplace of Fuzhou. Jiangxi Province, cr Seot. 28. (hold) in the rmownnd (著名的)Chinese E. A fitness profoasional can be a reliable friend to provide suggestions F. Beirg clear ahout what ynu wnnt to gain from exercising can belp you get started Fifeen performing arts groups from China, the U.K- the V.S. Spain. Franen, and Sout G. Do n activity you take pleanure in. Korea perforrmed at the opening ceremnmy, 53 (stage) mastarpieces sach as Tang 第三部分语言运用(共三节,满分30分) Xianzu's "The Peony Pavilion." Sharaapeare's "Romeo and Juliet" and Spaniah opera 第一节(共15小题:每小题1分,满分15分) Carn." 展读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、CD因个这项中,选出可以入空白处的整佳选项 Tang lived and worksd in Jiangxi Province dring soMing Dnaity at Early in the moming, while it's still dark ortside, I rise from bed, antieipating the day aroand the name time that Walizn Shakespeare, the great wordsrith and playwright, was ahead. I leave my room and go doanstairs to the 41 room of the assisted living setive half a wprid rway in England hring the Tudcr era. They were 6O (eoctemporary fneility. There I harve 2 a quiet plaoe in which to write. I love to write and. in those whote works remaim popalar and are atill performed tolny. sarly moming hours before dawn. I ean 43. I call these couple af heus in the wry Tang's sories, which have 61 fconsistent entertained his fellow eoantryme exrly part of my day "My Quiet Hours." I can think clemrly when it's just me and the 44 owr the eentaries, mowndays delight auliences from around the wirld wisiting his ofa soon-to-be-nolsy diring room. hometown, 62 the irtemational theater exchange programs are currenthy hosted When breakfast is over and the day has officially 45 . I must sreak (愉地做) By organizing the featival, Puzhou aims 63 (promote} exoellert traditional momerts for 46into my dry: While the other 47 go to the Activities Room cultare, tell Chinese stories in a more 64(ee gage) mannor and carry oat Chiness o 48themselves -- making birthday cars or playing curd games, I quictly clos sd foreign eulnral exchanges and cooperation to druw domestic and global altenlion the door to my roon and remain 49 and write. These quiet moments I 50 65 Tang Xianza, Puzhou, Jiangxi, thus increasing Chineae culture's presence and for mwe!f take up most of mry day, and I like it that wny infuence. 二语(5面) 第三节句语法填空(共10个小同:每小题95分,病分5分) 第二节读后续写(满分25分) 66.I felt an overwhelming sonse of guilt farise)from my actions 77.阅读下而材料,根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段,使之构成一篇完整的短文 67. The company's (oommit) to providing qality at a reasonable price ha boen One day, Mrs. Green asked everyone ahout their dream johs. The clnssroom auddenly vital to its sncoess got flled with eager voices s claasmaes enthuniastically shared their dreams. I want to be a college profanor." said Sarah confidently. -I dream of becoming a basketball player." 68. He treated us as (自主的,有自主权的) individuals who had tolear t exalnimed Mike with light in his eves. The air was filled with dreams of doctors. rorses make up our owm minds about importnt iasues. polioe aod various professicns. 60. That doesn't make them less real, but they are mubjeotive rather than objeotive When Mr. Green thrmed her attention to me, incuiring about my fhrtare career.I (现) hesitated.-t don't know wet."I admithad. Then she asked if ! wished to follaw in my dad' footaters. No."I replied firmly. 70. The (arohhir) agnint firecrackers waa widely ignored by the local people My dad is a distinguished doctor with n demanding schedule, who often fiods himself 71. You can be ptid in caih weekly or by chegoe moethly: those are the two _.(可俱 engaged in the roaponsibilities of his job. Thus, he ofhen retums home late in the evaning The limited time we spemt together during my growth created a noticeable dirtanoe in oar 达择的事物) relationship. I had such a lot to complain ahout his job and thns heing a dootor would be the 72. The chances of a fall recovery will depend on the (sevre) of her injuries lnst option I wouid take. 73. She said Danny had roceived a (threat) letter ard aked me ifI sent it Upos hearing mny reaponse, Mrs. Green remninod ailent. Instead. ahe ancourged mne to 74.lt's not a hotel, in the c (传统的) sense. but rather a whole vilage thrned into a rellect farther A turming point came when our school organized a cultural festival. It was an important hoet. event, and we had been preparing for it for a long time. For my role. I neodad to purchase a 75. Seientitts have long bem w (努力处理) with the question about which gunetie costame. Onformnately, my mother ws ahroad. so the responsblliry feil on my father markers indlicate a short or long lifespan. Unwillingly, I agreed. acknowledging that there was no other choice. ln the mall, my dad's unfamiliarity with the shopping lirt became apparcng. Deapite 第四分 写作(共两节,满分40分) Mom's thorough list. we wandered aimleasly through the floors, atraggling to find the 第一节应用文写作(满分15分) necessary items. As we did, I felr a growing sarse of disoomfort. Soddenly, a chaos drew our attantion. A crowd had gathered, and someone was shouting 76. 定你是率华,你在世界气象目(WorMMeteorologicalDay)主题海报没计比赛中 for help. It tarnod out that an clderly customer had a fall. and onlookors were at a lons on 获一等奖,请你给英国好友Chria写一封幅件,分享你的经历,内容包括 how to assaist. 1. 你设计的海报内容:2. 你的感概。 注意:1.续写词数应为150左右;2. 请按妇下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答 注意:1.写作词数应为80个左右:2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相疫位置作答 Without heaitation. my fhther runhed forward DearChrs. Por the firt time, I felt a sense of pride in his work Yor. LiHa ,二题(共5耳 KS: sas acaling at alowad him toouch liwes nd make a re imct. As I mw eier, I wen fooad yself 听力: 1-5BAABA 6-10BCCAC 11-15BABAC 16-20CBABC aonsidering folorming in his foetsteps, inapired bhy his dedication and oompsion 阅读理:21-23 BDC 24-27DACB 28-3iADCC 32-35DAAB 听力文 七选五:BFGDA Ter1 完填空:41-45BADCA 46-50BBCBD 51-55ACCDA M: Hey. did yoe fill up the ooffee machine reoently? Nothing's ooming out even though ! ps 填空: in coffee benns. 56. strengthes 57. wis hed 58. taging 50. the 60. contemprraries W: Yes, it's definitely empty. It needs seme water - at least 10 eups 6t.consisbsatry 62. wtere 63. to promote 64. engaging 稿把 M: OK. I will add some. (t) 单句法空: Texrt2 66.rirt2 W: You're still here? You'we heen talving almost aoand: the clock. h's 11oo pm. You 67.commritrent 68. itonomous 69. phemomena 70. proibirion 71. altemati_s 72. seweriry 73. threateniag 75.wreatlirt 74. ecnwentioral M: No. juot 12 hours. I'll work for twa more heurs. (2) nd then I'll go. Good might nced to get some slecp 文 Dear Chris. Tmt3 M: Where are you going? You look worried I am writing to share wih yon the good nems that I won the first place foe the poster designed for World Meterrolngical Dry W: My mom dldn't answer the phone. I need to go check whnt's wrang. (3) She aeve My winuing poster featarea - polar bear crying in fre ad a pnon stmng by wih a lighter in i Iores my alls, and she's not yoong anymore. M: I'm sure she's fine. She's alaays in good condition hm, hic mireos the the womying imr ef dlimate hngs is cansd hy hunan axtiviy ad tat or negative effects may oae dny kill all creatures, iaclading ourselves. Text4 Deaigmimg the postor is a trly amazing exerieace! Not only is it a refremhing hreak frem stody, bet it W: Whlch eolor do you think looks best on me, honey? (4) sleo drrm? ere pecele intp onwerationn ahout the workl's ciiate. Hnpe we can eaioy a similar M: I think the firt suit you triod mathes your thoes. it looks very nrofeasional W: Ail right. Let me try one more suit from the other side of the store experiesce together. Yort Tt{ liHs W: Good mormimg, I'e like two bags of chins, that large chooolate bor and some fruit for m 写: litle boy please rhot henilos, mr arher Puahed orwrnd. He pushed throug he erowd. his demeamor ealn aad M: I'm afraid we've ru out of chins. Would yon llce a bag of muts Instead? (5 sollnrird dessite he chnos aroad him. Kpnlig beride the tlely eumnmr, he quickly assessnl th w: Oh. ws plese Tt6 sitation sd iratrced baoe to cal as amalro. With iolle han, he comfoml he igann! eid san, ssuring hire that hely was on the way, As he tesdrd to the injred, ny father's npestise asa M: Hi Tracy. You look busy. docor shoae throgh, anl I couldahelp bat be mpceaed. His sctions ssoke louder than any words ever W: You can aay that sgain. I'm trying to faish my projeet befere tonorrow'; history couM, thouing ma a aile of hin I had nver sres before. The erowd dispersed, and when the mbulane lessan. I'm far way behind. lt seems to be never-emdlng. ( (7) arived. my faher carehlly explained the siruarion to the paramedics belare hey took the edely man M: I lnow how yon feeL. I was up until ene o'clock this morning fnishing mine. (7) I'r nway. Standing there, waiching hin, I realiznd at being a dockr wasn't jat ahout long hours is too tired today. Is there anything I can do to help you? acrifces: it wae also ahout maling a diffhienoe i people's lives. W: it's niee of you to offer help, but I think I'll just haw. to get it done or mry own. I'il let Por he frrt me, Z elr a zexre ofpride in hir work As we walked out of the mnll I eoldn'thelp yoa know if I neol any help lster. br ask him ahout his experiences as a loctor, anlhe sharel snories of the mommts thai had brought him M: Well. good luck. We'll have a chag when you've finished the project W: Or Peter. See wou lnter. joy d ifilmen. I lsxned isteerly, weig hir in a new Hzht. That night, whea he reoured home late atead of feelag anoyed, I greted him wit a mg aod hankad him for whar he did. From then on, our Tr:7 reatiorship began to mend, and I found myself losking ap to hin in a way I never had before. My W: Would you like milk in your tea. ay nhway? (8) M: Na, today I'll hrve a cup of yellow tea. It tastes horrlble with millk. It is the same pespective oe his jochged, and I realized that being: doctor was't j.irt a demarding profession: it with hlaek ten. (s) W: One neoond, someone's callirg ne. I'lltake this call. and then we can go for lunch. Are W: OK. so yellow tea fnstead of green. () And two fried eggs with toast. Amthing ela? you busy? M: No, thar's it. W: Sorry, I cormpleiely forgnt. We' have to make a ehange to your usna erder, slnce we're oat of white bread. (o) Do you lke hrown bread? M: No. but I have to be hack on campns by 2:o0 p.m. Text 10 (第 20 为总结题 M: Yes, I do. I really lke black bread too. However, it might be a bit too heavy Good evening, ladies and genlenten. May I have wour attertion pleaae? I will inform you of tomorrow's ativitiss. Pirstly, let me read you a hrochure. I hope everyone can say W: I'll add some baeon. (o) How about thar? M: That would be good. Though, I only have $1.5o in change. I'm 5o cents short. (1o focused and not miss a single piece of information. Now, on the firt pagn, there's an oatline W: Thats flne. Thar'; the usual priee. (Io) But todry ir's free of next morming's aotivities. At 10 o'eloek. all the new shudents wlll gafher in the Ma T8 Hall to meet the prlnclpal Mr. White and the rest ef the staf. His talk will last about 30 *一M: Did you soe who juat walked in? (at) (12y Oh mry:f ean't believe it. What's a persos mnutes. (17) Then the director of studies will tallc to you for an hour about the courses like ber doing at a plaoe like this? All hcr guards are even parked outside. I alway nd the differeat reouiremcnts for each. (1s) Afher hat: the stodent adviser will tell you thaught soneone lke her would eat at an expensive restaurant. (II) about the various services and activitias we offer to stodents, Then we'Hl go bo the languag W: Iknow. I thought rich people only choose orgnnie or imported food lab at 1l e'eloel. (19y There you'If have a test to help us find your ievel of Eaglish so ths M: Aetually. I haard sha just moved into the area. (12) we ean put you in the righr class. We still have s couple of things to do in the aflemoon. At W: That's odd. There aren't any recorling studios in the city. (12) o'clock. yon'll watch a video in elassroom 521. Main Bullding about the nohool life. At 4 M: That's not true amymore. I just read a magazine aheut the muslc ndustry, (t2) Ir say o'cloek. n lecrare nhout course registration will be given many stadios are starting to eome to our elty beeause the cost of hlring people Is so low.(1) W: Well, that nust be why there are so many nrw eapeeaive restararts aod clrbs. M: I kno. I can t een affeed to go oet ammor. Luekily we hrve some freg hring sath Tt9 rary W: You look so thin! You must not he eating enongh. Why don't yon pnt a year pass to the eafataria? I ean buy it for yom M: Ir's OK. Mom. It's fan to cook with my roommates while eating at the cafetcrin Is less Interesting. (14 W: I bet yoa don't even eat any vegetables. Malce sure to eat fruits and vegetables so you stay hmthry M: Mom. I'm perfeelly heaithy W: Well, I don't know. Bur besides that, is evaryhing all righ? Hor are you with mony? M: Actanlly, moogy is tigt. I use all my money on texthooks and don't have any left. After car imrmtramce. I have nothing left for rent. (15) W: Why didn't you sry so earlie? I'll transfer money to your acoount when I get home M: Thanks, Mom. But I can settle the problern. I'we got a nart-sime joh W: It's no problem, ns long as you promise to do less of your teaching job and focus on your elscation. Money ahoald not be on your mind right now, You'll only have to think abou it whcn you're older. You need good grades thls year If you waat to confinnr medlca schoel.(16 M: That is my dream. I will stady harder. (I6