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邢台一中2025一2026学年第一学期第二次月考 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 19.Who are the main participants of the project? 8.Where are the speakers? A.Local kids. B.Developers. C.Historians. 高三年级英语试题 A.In a library. B.In a classroom.C.At a supermarket. 20.Why did the speaker start the project? 9.Who was Anna's high school chemistry teacher? A.To honor great figures. A.Lucy. 高考研究中心命题人：陈晓静一审：王建叶二审：李亚茹 B.Mrs.Lee. C.Paul's mom. B.To forget past memories. 10.What will Anna do next? 说明：1.本流喜并12夏，满分150分， C.To preserve old homes. A.Attend a reunion. 2.请将所有答震填写在答题卡上，答在试卷上无数 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） B.Pick up her daughter. 第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分】 第一节（共15小题：每小题25分，满分37.5分】 C.Move to the apartment. 第一节（共5小愿：每小题1分，满分5分） 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题. 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最 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、 11.What does the man say about online shopping? 佳选项。 C三个选项中遗出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时 A.It saves time.B.It's unreliable. C.It's more expensive. 间来回答有关小题和圆读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍， 12.What is the woman's attitude toward online shopping? Xingtai Museum Volunteer Recruitment 1.What will the woman do next? A.Opposed. B.Skeptical. C.Favorable. Xingtai Museum,a cultural treasure in Xingtai,boasts an architectural A.Cook dinner. B.Water the plants. C.Answer the phone. 13.What does the man suggest the woman do? style that integrates modern aestnetics with local traditional elements.It 2.What does Tom want to do this weekend? A.Shop in a random store. houses a vast collection of artifacts,from ancient relics unearthed locally to A.Finish his homework. B.Shop in physical stores. historical artworks,vividly presenting the city's long-standing history B.Visit his grandparents. C.Shop on famous websites. and culture.Now,the museum is ready for an exeiting event and looking for C.Go hiking with friends. 听第9段材斜，回答第14至17题。 passionate volunteers. 3.What are the speakers discussing? 14.What does Lisa do? Upcoming Activity:"Heritage Revival:Xingtai's Artistic Legacy" A.A park. B.A restaurant. C.A speciality. A.A radio host. Exhibition 4.What's the problem with the yoga studio according to the woman? B.A garden designer. This exhibition,scheduled from November 15th to December 31st A.Its functional room is hot. C.A community volunteer. 2025,is centered around Xingtai's long-standing artistic traditions.It will B.Its instructor is strict. 15.What can residents do on weekends? showcase a variety of local handierafts like vividly carved woodwork and A.Plant in the garden. C.Its lesson is demanding. delicately designed folk textiles.Through these exhibits,visitors can B.Attend cooking classes. 5.What are the speakers looking for? explore the city's unique cultural connotations. C.Sell vegetables at markets. A.A bakery. B.A bookstore. C.Af日ower shop Volunteer Responsibilities 16.What can be developed in the "Little Gardeners"club? 第二节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分】 Visitor Guidance:Volunteers will be assigned in different exhibition A.A skill of independence. 听下而5段对话戒鞋白。每殿对话或独白后有儿个小题，从题中 areas.They need to assist visitors,answer their questions about the exhibits B.A sense of responsibility. 所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前， offer directions,and share in-depth knowledge related to the items on C.A spirit of teamwork. 你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5 17.What is the goal of the community garden project? display. 秒钟的作答时间，每段对话或独白读两遍 A.To teach farming skills. Activity Support:During exhibition-related events such as themed 听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。 B.To encourage healthy eating. lectures or handicraft workshops,volunteers are responsible for tasks like 6.What mistake did the man make? C.To build up community bonds event setup,attendee registration,and ensuring the overall smooth operation A.He went to the wrong gate. 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题. of the activities. B.He took the wrong luggage. 18.Where are the old stone cottages located? Requirements C.He booked the wrong flight. A.By the river. Cultural Enthusiasm:A sincere passion for Xingtai's history and When will the man's flight take off? B.Around the town culture is a must.Volunteers should be eager to explore and spread local A.At 9:15. B.At9:30. C.At 9:45. C.Next to the apartments. heritage k知owiedge. 高三英语试题第1页（共12页） 高三英语试题第2页（共12页） 高三英语试题第3页（共12页） Time Commitment:Volunteers are required to be available for at species in my field guide.I had intemlizd the idea of nature as distant and To answer that question.Epley and his colleagues designed several least 4 hours per week throughout the exhibition period. remote-the province of nature documentaries and distant vacations.But experiments,where pairs of people-mainly strangers -were asked to Communication Skills:Proficient communication skills in Mandarin in the past six months,I've seen soaring golden eagles and marveled at discuss either relatively deep or shallow topics.Before the conversations, and basic English are preferred to interact with a wide range of visitors. diving Pacifie loons,all within an hour of my house. participants predicted how awkward they thought the conversations would How to Apply It's easy to think of birding as an escape from reality.Instead.I see it be,how connected they thought they would feel to their conversation Interested individuals should send their resume and a motivation letter as immersion in the true reality.I needn't know who the main characters are partner and how much they would enjoy the conversation.Afterward,they to Xingtai muscum volunteer@example.com by October 31st,2025.In on social media and what everyone is saying about them.when I can instead rated their predictions on actual basis.Gencrally,the researchers found that the email subject,please clearly state "Xingtai Musesm Volunteer spend an hour trying to find a rare sparrow.It's very clear to me which of both deep conversations felt less awkward and led to greater feelings of Application-[Your Name]" those two activities is the more ridiculous.It's not the one with the sprrow connectedness and enjoyment than the participants had expected. 21.What can be leamed about the collection in Xingtai Museum? If deep connection is better,then why aren't people actually having 24.What can we infer about the author from Paragraph.12 mare of them?The researchers suspected it might be because people A.It primarily comes from local excavations. A.He lives in a place far from the wetland. underestimate how interested strangers are in leaming about their deeper B.It focuses on comorary artworks. B.He developed an interest in birding quickly thoughts and feelings.In some of the experiments,the researchers asked C.It includes few historical artifacts. C.He spotted 452 bird species last September. participants to predict how interested theirveion parter would be in D.It features collections from around the world D.He pays daily visits to the wetland regularly. the discussion,and then afterward to indicate how interested their partner 22.What is the main goal of the "Heritage Revival"exhibition? 25.How does the author feel when spotting a"lifer" actually was in the discussion.On average,people consistently A.To promote sales of modern artworks. A.Anxjous and frustrated. B.Confused but relaxed. underestimated how interested their partners would be in learning about B.To display Xingtai's traditional crafts C.Thrilled and grateful. D.Excited yet peaceful. them. C.To highlight ancient foreign cultures. "People seemed to imagine that revealing something meaningful about 26.What did the author use to think of nature D.To attract artists from home and abroad themselves in coversation would be met with blank stares and silee,only A.It was easy to explore via short nearby walks 23.Who is most likely to be accepted as a volunteer? to find this wasn't true in the actual conversation,"Epley said."Human A.A local resident with 3-hour a-week availability B.It could be fully experieneed through birding. beings are deeply social and tend to respond in conversations.If you share B.An overseas art enthusiast unfamiliar with Xingtai. C.It was distant,only in media or long trips. something important,you are likely to get something important exchanged C.A college student loving history with a strong Xingtsi accent. D.It was home to golden cagies and loons. in retum,leading to a considerably better conversation. D.A graduate loving Xingtai's history and available 5 hours weekly 27.What is the author's attitude towards birding 28.What does the underlined word paradox"in paragraph 2 mean? A.He regards it as an mmorsive experience that comnects him to true reality. A.Argument.B.Expiosion.C.Tension. D.Contradiction. Last September,I drove toa protected wetland near my home in B.He thinks it is a more ridiculous activity than following social media. 29.What do we know about the experiment? C.He considers it a way to escape reality rather than an immersive true A.All the topics discussed were not deep ones. Oakland,Calif.walked to the end of a pier and started looking at birds. Since then,my"bird-watching fever has progressed atan alarming pace. experience. B.The experiments were carried out on a regular basis D.He believes it is a waste of time despite the joy of finding a rare C.Most of the participants are familiar with each other. I've seen 452 species,including 307 this year alone. sparrow. D.The participants made predictions while in conversation. Birding calms me more than meditation ever could.While birding.I 30.According to the study,what actually holds back deep conversations seem mmpervious to heat,cold,hunger and thirst.My senses focus firmly on There are positive efets of having deep conversations withss between strangers？ the presnt ad the usual noise in my head fades away.When.IspotIpublished in the Joural of Persoltyand Social Psychology. A.Depth of the topic. B.People s expectations. species for the first time-a lifer,I feel a thrill while being utterty calm.It "Comnecting with others in meaningful ways tends to make people C.Participants'interest. D.Consistency of the talk has also deepened my comnection with nature.Seasonal changes are no happier,and yet people also seem unwilling to engage in deeper 31.What may the text support? longer just slow shifts in day length or temperature they are marked by onvers"said Nicholas Epley,aprof of behavioralthe A.Giving active responses in conversations. the arrival and departure of specific bird species. University of Chicago."This struck us as an interesting social paradox:If B.Making safe predictions in communication. So much more of the natural world feels close and accessible now. connecting with others in deep and meaningful ways increases wellbeing. C.Engagig more conversations to be sociable. When I started birding.I remember thinking that I'd never see most of the then why aren't people doing it more often in daily life?" D.Striking up in-depth conversations with strangers. 高三英语试题第4页（共12页） 高三英语试题第5页（共12页） 高三英语试题第6页（共12页） 0 33.What is the fundamental nature of forgetting? smells"pleasant”to one person might be“overwhelming”to another Believe it or not,the ability to forget is a remarkable blessing.To A.It is a passive decay of unused information. which complicates the goal of recreating scents universally. understand why,try to imagine a world where every single detail you ever B.It isa flaw in the brain's memory system. 40Companies are already testing small,phone-connected se encountered was permanently and vividly carved in your mind.Every C.It is an active and essential brain function. devices,and researchers are working to reduce the cost of e-noses.As these regretted word from a conversation.every sting of rejection,every minor D.It is a consequence of information overload. advances continue,we might soon be able to send a "scent message"to publie embarrassment would remain as clear and sharp as your most joyful 34.What does the author suggest in the last parngraph? friend or add digital smells to our favorite movies.The day when we can memories.That is a worid of utter chaos and suffering. A.We should emorace the natural prooess of forgetting. interact with smells online may be closer than we think. We need not rely solely on imagination,however.Thanks to the unique B.We can take active steps to manage our memory. A.These are just two examples of how smells shape our daily lives. combinations of genetics,there have been rare individuals on Earth who C.We need to discover the fixed pattern of memory.loss. B.Despite these difficulties,progress is being made in the field. ack this ability.A notable example is Solomon Shereshevsky,who could D.We must frequently review to combat forgetting. C.Digital scent technology works through a three-step process. memorize complex lists of random numbers,words,.and even meaningless 35.Which of the following might be the best title for the passage? D.Some people worry digital scents will replace real-world smells syllables with perfect accuracy,recalling them flawlessly decades later. A.The Tragedy of a Perfect Memory. E.Another problem is the subjective nature of smell perception. While this might initially sound like a coveted superpower.Shereshevsky B.The Man Who Could Not Forget. F.The idea of digital scents has been around for decades. himself described the experience as exhausting.distracting.and emotionally C.Reshaping the Forgetting Curve. G.It could transform industries from marketing to entertainment. unbearable. D.Forgetting:A Hidden Blessing. 第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分】 What most people misunderstand about forgetting is that it is not a 第二节（共5小题：每小题25分，满分12.5分） 第一节（共15小题：每小题1分，满分15分） design flaw of the human brain.It is,in fact,an essential feature.The 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填人空白处的最佳选 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个透项中 capacity to forget is fundamental to our ability to learn and function.It 项。选项中有两项为多余远项， 选出可以填人空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项徐黑。 grants us focus,allowing our brains to highlight the important"signal" The Future of Seent:Digitizing the World of Smells As a child growing up in a poor family,I rarely enjoyed the excitement through the overwhelming "noise"of daily information.It helps the brain Have you ever entered a cafe and immediately felt relaxed by the smell a new toy can bring to a child.However,one small act of 41 changed determine what is truly important and relevant to our current context and of freshly brewed coffee?Or felt a rush of memories when catching the this,leaving a deep mark on my heart for decades. future goals. scent of rain on dry soil?36-For centuries,smells have been tied to our One day at 5,I was wandering near the local town hall.A fair was in Modem research supports this view,suggesting that forgetting is an emotions and experiences-but what if we could capture,share,and even full 42 The air was filled with the 43 smell of cotton candy active neurological process.Brain regions work together to manage the flow recreate these scents digitally?This concept,known as digital scent which I could only admire from a distance.Soon,my attention was caught of information,carefully filtering(过a滤：筛选)what to retain and what technology,is moving from science fiction to reality by a 44 where,for a mere penny,I could try my fortune to win a doll to let go.Forgetting.therefore,is not a failure of memory but a refined 37 The process starts with an "electronic nose"(e-nose),which A dozen dolls were on display,but my gaze 45 on one in a soft light identifies the chemical components of a smell and converts them into a blue dress. strategy for its best use. This brings us to the concept of the "forgetting curve",which unique digital code.Next,this code is stored in a database or transmitted to I didn't have a penny.A powerful 46 for that doll overwhelmee me.I lingered and 47 others try their luck,my small hands clutching describes the pattern of how we lose information over time without any another device.Finally,a "scent synthesizer"uses the code to mix the edge of my wom coat,silently 48 that "my doll"wouldn't be effort to reinforce it.The most empowering insight from the research is that chemicals and reproduce the original smell. taken. this curve is not a fixed path.On the contrary,it is something we can While the technology is still developing.its potential uses are already Then,a well-dressed lady approached.She won and earned the 49 actively reshape and influence through our actions. exciting.38 For example,food companies could let customers"smell" to choose a doll.As she examined them,my heart 50 Just before she 32.Why is Solomon Shereshevsky's case mentioned? a new snack before buying it online.In virtual reality VR),adding scents prepared to 51 her prize,suddenly,she turned to me and asked A.To highlight the genetic potential for superior memory. could make gaming or training simulations feel far more immersive. "Which one would you like?". B.To demonstrate the distressing effects of being unable to forget. However,digital scent technology faces significant challenges.One Iwas52 for a moment,and then pointed gingerly(小心翼翼地) C.To prove that memory skills can be improved with practice. major issue is the complexity of smells:a single scent can be made of at the blue one.She picked it up,brushed off the dust,and placed it 53 D.To contrast his memory ability with that of the average people. hundreds of chemicals,making it hard to code accurately.39 What in my hands.It was mine. 高三英语试题第7页（共12页） 满三英语试题第8页（共2页） 高三英语试题第9页（共12页） This kind woman had noticed the longing in my eyes and made my This year,People's Literature Publishing House released Laszlo 第三节（满分25分】 dream come true.That doll became my most precious possession.a Krasznahorkai's The World Goes On,a collection of twenty-one short 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构 constant 54 of her kindness that 55 a child's world. stories,which includes a piece 65(title)Nine Dragon Crossing that 成一个完整的短文， 41.A.bravery B.kindness C.honesty D.justice was inspired by a pillar on the Middle Yan'an Road in Shanghai. I know how it feels to be so busy that things tur totally messy. 42.A.bloom B.scene C.table table D.swing 第四部分写作（共三节，满分50分） One day,I was talking to my mom about summer activities."I want to 43.A.bitter B.sweet C.strange D.fresh 第一节（共8小题：66一71每小题1分，共6分：2一3每小题2分， do everything."I said.I want to be a junior counselor for the Little 44.A.counter B.stage C.stand D.exhibition 共4分：满分10分) Dragons Karate（空手道)Canp.I have to be on the summer swim team 45.A.fixed B.engaged C.attracted D.pretended 66.A team of researchers led by Damian Blasi at the University of Zurich. And my friend Ollie and I already have two customers for our dog-walking 46.A.fear B.doubt C.curiosity D.longing Switzerland,has found how and why this trend (arise). business 47.A.spotted B.watched C.noticed D.helped 67.Pessimists, the contrary,tend to perceive problems as a “Everything isa lot,”my mom frowned.“You might be biting off 48.A.remembering B.crying C.praying D.witnessing source of additional stress. more than you can chew.”“Don't worry,”I grinned"I have strong teeth! 49.A.right B.pride C.wonder D.money My mom smiled back,"In this case,it's your organizational skills,not your 50.A.broke B.melted C.beat D.sank 6.The extmute,he poridge boiled ver ad put out the fire em 51.A.hide B.claim C.share D.exchange panic ) teeth,that need to be strong.”“No problem”Iclaimed. The first week was smooth sailing Ollie was out of town,and Karate 52.A.frozen B.excited C.embarrassed D.delighted I 69.Rescarchers have found that red can bring a sense of (urgent Camp hadn't started,so I only focused on swimmingno stress,no chaos. 53.A.roughly B.tightly C.softly D.carelessly 54.A.suggestion The next week went well too:I hit my fastest freestyle time ever,and a B.influence C.generosity D.reminder 70.He's decided to get a look at the house and see if it might be worthy of 55.A.lit up B.cheered up C.turned up D.picked up buy) kid at Karate Camp even called me his favorite teacher.Cycling between the 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分】 71.The number of staff decline)by 15 percent so far. camp and the pool with two bulging(鼓起的)bags was a hassle,but I still 侧读下面短文.在空白处填人1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正 2.心中充满勇气和信心（分词作状语），我全神贯注于自已的角色。 kept things under control-until Ollie came back. 确形式， 演出最终大获成功，观众门站起身来，爆发出雷鸣般的掌声。（独 "We're way behind on the dog-walking business!he said."We need Hungarian writer Laszlo Krasznahorkat 56 award the 2025 立主格结构) every free minute to8 etorganized..”"“But I don't have free minutes!”1 Nobel Prize in Literature recently,becoming the second Hungarian author 3.为了让学生掌程重要的数生技能（非调语做状语），我们学校上周 groaned.He reminded me we'd promised to walk Alfie every Saturday and ever 57(receive the honot,the Swedish Academy announced on 末举办了一场名为“急数知识走进校园”的活动。（非调语做后置 Muffin at 4 p.m.on Tuesdays.I didn't want to let him down,so I grabbed Thursday. 定语) a third backpack,filled it with dog toys,treats and plastic bags,and forced a Yu Zemin.Chinese translator of Krasznahorkai's Satantango, 第二节应用文写作（满分15分】 grin:"Therel I'm all prepared." revealed the author frequently consumed Chinese food,listened to Beijing 假授你是幸华，近日China Daily正在就“Do You Support People Paragraph 1. opera,58 consistently referenced China in conversstions.The writer Taking Pet电om由gh-speed Trains?”话题征集公众意见。请你给该报编 However.it didn't take long for everything to turn into a mess. particularly valued ancient Chinese philosopby,repeatedly studying Tao Te 辑可一封信，内容包括， Ching 59 ne considered "ultimate wisdom" 1.明确表达你的立场（支持或反对）并闹述理由： He held deep passion0 Chinese culture,according to his-friend. 2.提出一条具体建议。 In May 1998.Krasznahorkai fulfilled his dream of tracing Tang poet Li 注意：写作词数80个左右。 Bai's journey across nearly ten Chinese cultural cities accompanied by Yu Dear Editor, and interpreters.The experience 61 (extreme)moved him,eventually Paragraph 2: 62 inspire)him to feature Yu in his writings. I hated admitting I was wrong.but I knew I needed,to change. Born in 1954 in the small town in southeastern Hungary near the Romanian border,Krasznahorkai achieved his literary breakthrough with his debut novel Satantango.The book became 630 sensation in Hungary Yours sincerely, and established him as one of Central Europe's most distinctive literary Li Hua 64 voice). 高三英语试题第10页（共12页） 高三英语试题第11页（共12页） 高三英语试题第12页（共12页） 邢台一中2025一2026学年第一学期第二次月考 高三年级英语试题答案 范文1 听力： However,it didn't take long for everything to turn into a mess.Saturday morning.I rushed 1.CCBAB 6.ACCBB 11.A BCAA 16.BCAAC from Alfie's walk to Karate Camp-dog hair stuck to my karate uniform,and treats crumpled in 阅读理解： my pocket.I forgot to bring the kids'practice belts,so we used ribbons instead.Then I sprinted to 21ABD 22-25BDCA 28-31DABD 32-35 BCBD 36-40ACGEB swim practice,only to realize my swim cap was still in Alfie's yard.Coach made me sit out the 完形填空： first lap,and as I walched the team glide by,I felt the weight of my "everything"crash 41-45:BDBCA 46-50:DBCAD 51-55:BACDA down-Mom's waming about biting off too much echoed in my head. 语法填空： I hated admitting I was wrong,but I knew I needed to adjust.That evening.I told Ollie and 56.has been awarded 57.to receive 58.and 59.which/that 60.for Mom I couldn't keep up.Ollie offered to tke Muffin's Tuesday walks,and Mom helped me mark 61.extremely 62.inspiring 63.a 64.voices 65.titled a"-wim"day on the calendar for karate prep.By the end of the week.Thanded out karate belts 填空翻译： on time,walked Alfie without rushing,and swam with a dry eap.The chaos faded,and I finally 66.arose 67.on 68.panicked 69.urgency 70.being bought 71.has declined understood:it's not about doing everything-it's about doing what you can well. 72.Consumed with courage and confidence,I concentrated on my part.The performance turned out to be a great success,the audience standing up and bursting into thunderous 滋文2 However,it didn't take fong for everything to turn into a mess.Thursday,I finished swim pplause。 practice late,then ran to Karate Camp with my wet swimsuit still in my bagwater soaked 73.Aimed at equipping students with erucial lifesaving skills,our sehool hosted an event through to my karate pants I mixed up the kids'belt colors during practice,and one little dragon titled "First Aid Knowledge Hits the Campus"last weekend. pouted when I gave him a yellow belt instead of white.After camp,I raced to walk Muffin,only to find I'd left her leash at the pool.I had to borrow a frayed one from her owner,and Muffin 应用文写作 pulled so hard it nearly broke.By the time I got home,my backpack straps were snapped,and I Essay I (Support) collapsed on the couhMom's words about"organizatonal skills"playing on loop in my head. Dear Editor. Paragraph 2 I fimmly support allowing pets on high-speed trains,as it solves the trouble of pet owners I hated admitting I was wrong,but I knew I needed to ask for help.I sat Ollie and Mom when traveling with their beloved companions,especially for long-distance trips.It also reflects a down that night,my voice tight as I talked about the chaos.Ollie volunteered to grab Muffin's more humanized public service. leash and meet me at camp on Thursdays.Mom helped me make a color-coded schedule:red for A key suggestion is to set designated pet carriages with strict rules.Pet owners must keep karate,blue for swim,green for dog walks.By the netweek,I handed out the right belts,walked pets in well-aired cages,clean up waste promptly,and provide health certificates to ensure other Muffin with a sturdy leash,and even made it to swim practice early.The stress melted away,and I passengers'comfort and safety. smiled-tums out,planning was way more powerful than pretending I could"chew"itall Yours sincerely, 所力材料 Li Hua L.【原文】W:The phone is ringing again.Could you answer it?I''m busy watering these plants since they've been dry all day. Essay2(Opposc】 M:I can't.I'm cooking soup,and it'll burn if I stop now. W:Fine,I'll go get it before they hang up. Dear Editor. 2.【原文】WTom,do you have weekend plans？Your math homework is still not done,.remember? I oppose taking pets on high-speed trains.High-speed train carriages are enclosed spaces; M:Homework can wait.Grandparents want me over,and my friends invited me to go hiking. pets may bark,shed fur,or even cause scratches,which will disturb other passengers and affect W:Hiking sounds way more fun! the travel experience,especially for those with allergies or fears of animals. M:That's exactly what I think! 3【原文】M:I'm starving.Let's find somewhere to grab a quick lunch.The place near the park has A practical suggestion is to improve professional pet transportation services at railway good burgers,.right？ stations.This way,pet owners can send pets safely via special channels,while ensuring a quiet W:Yeah!And their fries are tasty. and clean environment for all train passengers. M:Perfect.I heard they also have milkshakes.Want to try one after eating? Yours sincerely, W:Sounds good.Let's go. 4.【原文】M:Have you been to this yoga stud击obefore? Li Hua W:Never.This is my first class here. 2 M:How is it? 10【原文】M:Good evening,everyone!Today,.I want to tell you about a project we startod to W:The instructor is approchable.The only issue is the functional room,too hot with noair flow. keep our town's history from fading away.It's casy-to miss how old landmarks slowly disappear 5.【原文】：Ve just passed the flower shop on the comer.Turn left here,there's a bakery across in daily life.butaround here,historic buildings have been disappearing pretty fast.Ourtown hasa the street,and the bookstore is right beside it. line of old stone cottages-each over 100 years old-located alongside a narrow river.Lately. M:Great,that's not far.We'll find it soon developers have been tearing them down to put up modern apartment buildings.and with that,the 6.【原文】W:St,this is Gate14 for Flight619.You can't board here with a Flight832 ticket stories behind these homes are being forgotten.That's why I came up with a plan to get people to M:But the sereen showed Flight 832 uses Gate 14.I checked 10 minutes ago. notice.I started "Legacy Homes"- -a project where I made hundreds of metal plates,each with W:That's for weekdays.On weekends,Flight 832 departs from Gate 16. the year the cottage was first built.I gave these plates to the current owners,who put them on M:Oh,I didn't sce the weekend update.Where's Gate 16? their front doors.Local school kids then looked into each cottage's history,writing short stories W:It's two gates down,on the right.Hurry up,sirt It is 9:15 now and your plane will leave in 30 about who lived there long ago,and stuck those next to the plates.Luckily,our efforts have paid minutes. off:several old homes have already been fixed up instead of being destroyed.And in the future, M:Thanks,I'll rush over now. we're going to do even more. 7.【原文】MOh,Anna,it's you.I haven't run into you here for ages. W:Hi.Paul.What a coincidence!Are you still living in this neighborhood? M:Yeah,I moved to the apartment-across the street last month.Are you doing some grocery sho W:Yeah.My mom's coming tomorrow,so I need fresh vegetables.You should remember that she once taught us chemistry in high school,right? M:Of course,Mrs.Lee was strict but helpful.How is she now? W:She's retired,but volunteers at the library.Have you seen Luey lately?She lived next to you. M:Lisa?She got promoted at the bank and moved to the city center.I saw her at the reunion W:Great I should call her.I need to hurry up because my daughter's waiting at childeare. 8.【原文】M:I've been doing most of my shopping online lately.It's so convenient that there is no need to go out,and you can compare prices easily. W:But I'm always worried about getting products of low quality.I once bought a watch that broke in a week,and the seller wouldn't refund me. M:That's because you picked a random store.If you stick to big.trusted platforms,that rarely happens.Plus,it saves so much time compared to going from store to store. W:Maybe,but I still prefer seeing things in person before buying.How do you know if the clothes fit,for example? M:Most sites have detailed size charts,and you can retum items if they don't fit.Why not give it another try with a well-known website? W:I'm not sure.It's hard to change old habits 9.【原文】W:elcome to Ciry Life Talk.This is Lisa.Today we have Maria Clark from Green Valley Cornmunity Center with us.Hi.Mr Clark.Could you share something about the new community garden project? M:Sure.Here's how it works.Every weekend,residents can come to the center's backyard to plant vegetables.flowers,or herbs together. W:That sounds nice.Are there other activities? M:Yes,we also hold monthly workshops on organie farming and cooking with home-grown What about the kids in the neighborhood?Do they get M:Absolutely.They can join the"Little Gardeners"club,where they learn to water plants harvest vegetables,and make simple snacks with what they grow. W:That must help them understand where food comes from and develop a sense of responsibility. M:Exactly.Kids also get to sell some of their harvest at the community market and donate the money to local animal shelters W:So the garden isn't just for growing plants,but for bringing people closer too. M:That's exactly the goal of the project. W:Wonderful!Thanks,Mr Clark. 3