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2024级高二4月期中质量检测 英语参考答案 第一部分 听力 1—5 ACCBA 6—10 AAACA 11—15 ACACB 16—20 CBACB 第二部分 阅读 第一节 21—23 BCB 24—27 BCBD 28—31 ABAC 32—35 ACBD 第二节 36—40 AFCDB 第三部分 语言运用 第一节 41—45 DCCAB 46—50 BACDD 51—55 ABCDB 第二节 56. has lived/has been living 57. to 58. but 59. to receive 60. better 61. is related 62. products 63. founded 64. who/that 65. natural 第四部分 写作 第一节 One possible version: Dear Emma, I am Li Hua, a student from your Grade 2 class. I’m writing to seek your advice on a problem that’s been bothering me in my English learning recently. Despite my efforts, I still struggle to catch key information in fast-paced conversations, which makes me feel frustrated. Additionally, I often hesitate to speak up due to a fear of making grammar mistakes or having a strong accent. Could you please offer me some practical suggestions to help me overcome these obstacles? Your guidance would mean a lot to me. Looking forward to your reply. Yours sincerely, Li Hua 第二节 One possible version: That night, the classroom became a busy workshop. I carefully checked the numbers for every piece, while Samuel skillfully built the curved parts based on his nature drawings. His usual humming was now a soft song that kept us happy when we felt tired. Whenever I could not solve a hard problem, his creative ideas offered a surprising answer; whenever his design seemed too wild, my facts made it safe. The silence between us was no longer cold but comfortable, filled with our shared goal to build something great. By dawn, our bridge stood complete, a perfect mix of math and art. On the day of the competition, our bridge stood out among all the entries. While others were either just useful or just pretty, ours had both strength and beauty. The judges looked pleased as they put heavy weights on our model. It held firm, supporting far more than needed without breaking. When they announced us as the first-prize winners, Samuel and I gave each other a high-five. Holding the prize together, I finally understood what our teacher had seen. Samuel was not a problem to be fixed, but a partner who made me better. Our differences had not pulled us apart; instead, they had built a bridge between our hearts that would last forever. 附听力部分录音原文： Text 1 M: Look! You forgot to send the invitation to Green, didn’t you? W: But you know Sarah doesn’t like him very much. Text 2 W: Can I get you anything else tonight? Some dessert or coffee? M: No, thank you. Just the check, please. W: Here you are. I hope you enjoyed your dinner. Text 3 M: I saw Tom last night. He looked very wet. W: But it didn’t rain last night. M: Well, he fell into a swimming pool with his clothes on. Text 4 M: Hi, Beth. My family and I are inviting a few people for dinner tomorrow night. We might see a movie. Can you come with us? W: Sure, I’d love to. That’d be more fun than eating in a restaurant alone. Text 5 M: When does the meeting begin? W: It starts at 3 o’clock in the afternoon. M: It finishes at 4 o’clock, right? I have an appointment then. W: No, this one lasts for about two hours. You’ll have to reschedule your appointment in advance. Text 6 W: Could you please help me with these bags? M: Sure thing. Where should I take them? W: Room 305, thanks. Just so you know, there’s some breakable stuff inside. It would kill me if anything got broken. M: No worries. Mistakes happen, but fingers crossed your bags will be safe in your room. W: Thanks for understanding. Text 7 M: Hi, Lucy. Would you like to come to a Halloween party? W: Yes, sure. That would be great. M: Wonderful. It’s a costume party. I have prepared enough candies. You’ll need to buy some scary paintings. W: It should be a fun party, but why are you having it? M: It’s to make Patrick, the American exchange student, feel at home. W: Why would having a party make him feel at home? M: Halloween is a holiday that is celebrated a lot in America but not as much in the UK. Nearly all the houses in America have frightening decorations and that is not done much here, either. Americans also carve scary faces into pumpkins and put candles inside. I do hope more friends will come and have fun together. W: It’s so nice of you, Bob. I can’t wait to come. Text 8 W: Sorry, Jim, I won’t be able to make it to the dinner tomorrow night. I’ll be busy volunteering at the library during that time. M: That’s interesting, Carol. Most people I know volunteer by collecting garbage or something. What do you do at the library when you volunteer? Are they short on employees who put away books? W: Nothing like that. I just read the children’s books and act out some of the stories. For them, it’s very fun and it doesn’t take long. Maybe one or two hours. M: How often do you do that? W: I do it on Monday, Wednesday and Friday every week. You should come to help me with it one time. M: That sounds like fun. Can I pick the stories I want to read? I hate to try and act out a story I never read. W: You can read any book, as long as it’s on the library’s list. Text 9 M: Tamsin, how did you first get into music? W: Well, my parents weren’t musical, and I didn’t show much interest in the musical events at school. Luckily, I had private lessons from a music teacher, and that’s where it all started. M: And you eventually entered a youth music competition at the age of 18? W: I just wanted to see if I could play as well as others my age. But I didn’t think about winning. And I can’t really say I practised day and night for it, either. M: So, how did you feel when you won? W: Well, when the judges announced the result, I just thought it was such a pity I couldn’t share the prize with others, as they’d played brilliantly. M: How has your career developed since the competition? W: Well, as a result of winning, I was invited to take part in a couple of TV series. And I was extremely lucky to be offered a place at a famous music college, where I’m now expanding my knowledge of music composition. So, I owe a lot to that competition! Text 10 W: Hello, everyone. Now for the preparation plans for the town’s 250th anniversary celebrations. This time we’re going to make the concert on the beach open to everyone without charge. This is because we have been given money by the council for the celebration. Right now, we are going to divide into three teams. The first one, the beach team, will be responsible for cleaning up the beach on Saturday morning, picking up bottles, plastic bags, and wood, etc. We have had permission from the council to close the beach after the cleaning, to ensure perfect conditions for Sunday’s anniversary events. The second team will set out seating in the square for the speeches and prize-giving. Everyone should meet at the village hall at 9:30 a.m. Now, the third team will be the judges for each of the various competitions. There will be a boat race, a swimming competition, and the best fancy dress. And by the deadline, lunchtime today, we have added 263 applicants with ages ranging from 15 to 70. That’s 60 more than last year. Each entrant has paid a 20-pound registration fee to help the local children’s hospital fund such-needed specialist equipment. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 2024级高二4月期中质量检测 英语 满分150分，时间120分钟。请在答题卡上作答。 第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分） 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三个选项中选出最佳选项，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小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。 1. What does the woman mean? A. She won’t invite Green. B. Sarah won’t go to the party. C. Green has refused her invitation. 2. What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A. Husband and wife. B. Teacher and student. C. Waitress and customer. 3. What happened to Tom last night? A. He was caught in the rain. B. He could not find his clothes. C. He fell into a swimming pool. 4. What will the woman do tomorrow night? A. Watch a movie with her family. B. Have dinner with the man. C. Go to a restaurant by herself. 5. When does the meeting finish? A. At about 5:00 pm. B. At about 4:00 pm. C. At about 2:00 pm. 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分） 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，你将有时间阅读各小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。 听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。 6. Where does the conversation probably take place? A. In a hotel. B. In a restaurant. C. In a shopping mall. 7. What is the woman concerned about? A. Her stuff may be damaged. B. The bags might get broken. C. The room is not safe enough. 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 8. What does Lucy have to do for the party? A. Buy paintings. B. Prepare candies. C. Design clothes. 9. Why is the man having the party? A. To make Lucy happy. B. To make some new friends. C. To make Patrick feel accepted. 10. How does the woman sound at the end of the conversation? A. Excited. B. Surprised. C. Amused. 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 11. What does Carol do when she volunteers? A. She performs for children. B. She picks up trash. C. She serves dinner. 12. How often does Carol volunteer? A. Once a week. B. Twice a week. C. Three times a week. 13. What does Jim worry about if he joins Carol? A. Knowing little about the story. B. Choosing a boring book. C. Reading for hours. 听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 14. What made Tamsin fall in love with music? A. Her parents’ encouragement. B. Her early interest in music. C. Her teacher’s guidance. 15. How did Tamsin feel before the competition? A. Nervous. B. Calm. C. Confident. 16. What do we know about the competition? A. It was for music teachers. B. It had a history of 18 years. C. It had only one winner. 17. What is Tamsin now? A. A composer. B. A student. C. A hostess. 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18. What is the speaker doing? A. Making arrangements for a celebration. B. Promoting several competitions. C. Asking for sponsorship. 19. Why will the beach be closed on Saturday? A. To obey the council’s safety regulations. B. To ensure the team can clean the beach completely. C. To preserve the cleaned beach for Sunday’s events. 20. How many people applied for the competitions last year? A. 263. B. 203. C. 70. 第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 A Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for Creative Teens Are you a creative student who loves art or writing? The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, one of the most respected programs for young creators, invites students in grades 7-12 (age 13 and above) to share their work. Students can enter in 29 different categories of art and writing. How to Enter 1. Create an account Visit our online portal and sign up. You can link your account to your school or join as an individual. 2. Upload your work Art entries must be submitted as digital images, so make sure the photos of your work are clear and high quality. Not sure which category fits your work? Check out our 29 exciting categories online! Need help? Ask a teacher, friend, or family member. 3. Pay the entry fee The fee is $10 for each individual entry and $30 for a portfolio (a collection of works). If paying the fee is difficult for you, you can select a fee waiver in the online system. Important Information Entries usually open in the fall, and the deadline depends on your region. Students should check the deadline for their local area before submitting their work. Awards and Opportunities Recognition: Get honored locally and nationally. Exhibitions: See your work displayed in regional, national, and traveling shows. Publications: Be featured in our annual art catalog, writing anthology, and Yearbook of National Medalists. Scholarships: National winners can earn up to $12,500 for college! Ready to shine? Create your account today and submit your best work! 21. What must students do for art entries? A. Send the original artwork. B. Upload clear digital photos. C. Mail their artwork to judges. D. Display their works at school. 22. Why are students advised to check their regional deadline? A. Late entries may cost extra fees. B. Regional deadlines come earlier. C. Deadlines are different across areas. D. The national deadline changes often. 23. What can students probably gain if they win? A. Free art lessons. B. Money for college. C. A job in the program. D. Travel around the world. B Last summer, I was watering my backyard garden when I heard strange squeals (尖叫). Looking into a planter three feet off the ground, I discovered something unexpected: a nest of newborn rabbits. Five tiny babies lay together, eyes still closed, completely helpless. Over the next two weeks, I quietly observed them from a distance. They stayed hidden under leaves while their mother watched from the yard’s edge. She never came near when I was there, but I knew she was always present, silently protecting her young. As the rabbits grew, they began exploring. One day, a baby rabbit balanced on the planter’s edge, considering a jump. I wanted to help but knew I shouldn’t interfere (干涉). Soon, one by one, they began leaping off. Some landed smoothly; others stumbled. The last rabbit hesitated longest, trembling at the edge. I silently cheered for it. Finally, it jumped. That moment made me think about our own lives. We like to believe we can control everything with careful planning. Yet the experiences that truly shape us — moving to a new city, starting a relationship, becoming a parent — are all leaps into the unknown. Like the rabbits, we cannot know exactly where we will land. I used to think courage meant not being afraid. Now I understand it means being afraid but moving forward anyway. The rabbits didn’t jump because they felt safe. They jumped because staying where they were was no longer possible. I thought about my own leaps. Leaving a secure job without another one lined up felt terrifying, but staying would have meant giving up on growth. Holding my first newborn son in the hospital, I felt completely unprepared for parenthood. Yet somehow, we figure things out. We all face moments when we must leave what feels safe. Some of us leap early, some late. Some land well; others fall and try again. But the leap itself cannot be avoided. Fear is not always a signal to stop. Sometimes it simply means we are standing at the edge of something worth trying. In the end, life is less about holding onto safety and more about what we risk when we finally decide to jump. 24. Why did the mother rabbit stay away from her young? A. She was waiting for them to jump. B. She wanted to protect them secretly. C. She was teaching them to stay hidden. D. She was afraid of the author’s presence. 25. Why did the last baby rabbit finally decide to jump off the planter? A. It felt completely safe and ready to fly. B. The author silently encouraged it to leap. C. Staying on the edge was no longer a choice. D. It saw other baby rabbits landing smoothly below. 26. How has the author’s understanding of “courage” changed? A. From avoiding fear to removing all risks. B. From lacking fear to acting despite being afraid. C. From feeling safe to seeking dangerous situations. D. From controlling outcomes to accepting total failure. 27. What is the writer’s main idea? A. Planning removes fear. B. Gardens attract wildlife. C. Animals teach parenting. D. Life requires brave leaps. C Being an expert birdwatcher is more than just a hobby; it might actually change your brain. New research suggests that these changes could improve thinking skills, even as you get older. A recent Canadian study compared the brains of 29 expert birders with those of 29 beginners. The experts, aged 24 to 75, were chosen based on their ability to identify birds, not just how long they had been watching them. The beginners, aged 22 to 79, enjoyed outdoor activities but lacked special bird knowledge. During tests, experts were much better at identifying both local and foreign bird species. Scientists used two types of MRI scans to examine the participants’ brains. The first type looked at brain structure. It showed that experts had denser (更密集的) brain tissue in areas linked to attention, memory, and recognizing objects. Denser tissue often means better communication between brain cells. The second type of scan watched brain activity while people identified birds. It revealed that experts used those same dense areas when trying to spot birds, especially unfamiliar ones. This suggests their brains had reorganized themselves to support this complex skill. Interestingly, these brain differences appeared in experts of all ages. While the study does not prove that birding stops mental decline, it suggests that such activities might support brain health in older adults. However, some experts warn about a “chicken-or-egg” problem: perhaps people with naturally sharper brains are simply more likely to become expert birders in the first place. Also, since participants were active outdoor lovers, their healthy lifestyles might also play a role. Other benefits might come from being in nature, walking, and socializing, all of which are good for the brain. Future studies should follow beginners over time to see if their brains change as they learn. Still, the main message is clear: the skills we practice deeply leave a mark on our brains. Whether it is birding, music, or sports, dedicating time to a complex interest can help build mental strength that lasts a lifetime. 28. What made the experts different from beginners in the study? A. Skill in telling birds apart. B. Age and education level. C. Years spent birdwatching. D. Amount of outdoor exercise. 29. What specific physical change was found in the experts’ brains? A. Larger brain size overall. B. Denser tissue in key areas. C. Fewer connections between cells. D. More active blood flow everywhere. 30. What is the “chicken-or-egg” problem mentioned in the text? A. Are experts born with better brains or trained? B. Do outdoor activities lead to better brain health? C. Can birdwatching alone explain the brain changes? D. Does a healthy lifestyle affect brain health more than birding? 31. Which of the following is the best title for the text? A. MRI Scans Reveal Birders’ Secrets B. How to Become a Bird Expert Quickly C. Deep Hobbies Can Reshape Your Brain D. Why Older Adults Should Walk Outside D Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have created some of the world’s smallest robots. These tiny machines are smaller than a grain of salt and can hardly be seen without a microscope. Yet, each robot contains a built-in computer, allowing it to control its own movements while swimming in water. For years, researchers have tried to build smaller robots. However, as robots shrink (缩小), they often become weak and break easily. To solve this problem, the new robots were designed without any moving parts, making them more durable. Leading the project, Marc Miskin explained, “We have managed to fit a brain, a sensor, and a motor into something almost invisible, and it can work for months.” Powering such small devices was a major challenge. The team used tiny solar panels, enabling the robots to run for months using only light. Since the solar panel takes up most of the space, there was little room left for other components. Fortunately, scientists from the University of Michigan developed a super-small computer that can be programmed using flashing lights. Once programmed, the robots operate independently. Moving through water proved difficult too. Small robots struggle to move through water, as it’s hard to push against it. Instead of pushing water backward like fish, these robots create a tiny electric field that causes charged atoms in the water to move. This movement pushes the robot forward. These robots can sense temperature and swim toward warmer areas. They even “communicate” through movement. For example, after measuring temperature, a robot might perform a small dance. Researchers watching under a microscope can interpret these dances to gather information, similar to how bees communicate. Though advanced, each robot costs only about one cent. Scientists believe this is just the beginning. In the future, such robots could monitor cell health inside the human body or work together in groups to complete complex tasks. This breakthrough opens exciting possibilities for science and medicine. 32. What does the underlined word “durable” in Paragraph 2 probably mean? A. Able to last long. B. Very simple in design. C. Difficult to see with eyes. D. Costing very little money. 33. What is the most important challenge faced by scientists in making these robots functional? A. Programming the robots efficiently. B. Designing robots without moving parts. C. Ensuring the robots have enough power. D. Making the robots small enough to swim. 34. How do these tiny robots move forward through water? A. By pushing water backward like small fish. B. By using electric fields to shift charged atoms. C. By following the flow of warmer water currents. D. By turning around their tiny solar panels rapidly. 35. What does the example of the robot “dance” mainly show? A. Robots move like bees. B. Robots like warm water. C. Robots need human control. D. Robots send messages by actions. 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 White noise is a special kind of sound. It is made by mixing all the different sound frequencies that humans can hear. Imagine playing every possible musical tone at the same time. 36 The word “white” is used because of the way white light works. White light is made up of many different colors of light mixed together. When light passes through a rainbow, these colors can be separated. 37 You can think of it as thousands of tones playing together. 38 It helps block out unwanted noise. For example, if you’re in a hotel and can hear voices from the next room, turning on a fan can help block out those sounds. The fan creates a steady sound similar to white noise. Why does this work? Our brains are good at focusing on one voice among a few. However, when too many people talk at once, the brain cannot separate single voices. The sound becomes a blur. 39 It covers up background noise and makes it harder for our brain to pick out individual sounds. Many people use white noise to sleep better. Constant background sound masks sudden noises like traffic or dogs barking. 40 Today, special machines and phone apps provide white noise easily. Some even offer similar sounds like pink or brown noise. Using these tools can help us enjoy a more relaxed and restful night’s sleep. A. The result is white noise. B. This prevents waking up during the night. C. This unique quality makes white noise very useful. D. White noise acts like a crowd of thousands talking. E. The louder the white noise is, the better its effect will be. F. Similarly, white noise contains all sound frequencies mixed together. G. Fortunately, many people find certain noises relaxing and pleasant. 第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 At age eight, Miles Wu found a special joy in origami, the art of paper folding. Now fourteen, this young boy has turned his 41 into something amazing. Last October, his unique project won first prize in a national 42 contest. He proved that a single sheet of paper could hold over 10,000 times its own 43 . Miles has always loved nature, especially birds and insects. He often makes paper 44 to share online. His hobby has even 45 others. By selling his handmade origami pigeons, he raised about $2,000 for charity. For the competition, Miles decided to study how 46 folded paper could be. His interest was partly 47 by the idea of emergency shelters — small, lightweight, and strong. Miles studied a 48 fold called “Miura-Ori,” once used by NASA for solar panels in space. He carried out his experiment at home, 49 over 50 different combinations of paper and folding patterns. The results were 50 . He found that smaller folds, about one inch wide, created the strongest structures. One design could 51 weight equal to 4,000 elephants on a taxi! His creative project impressed the 52 and won him $25,000. Today, Miles plans to keep studying 53 , hoping to use better tools to design real emergency shelters someday. His story shows us a simple truth: following your curiosity can 54 great places. As Miles says, you never know where your 55 might take you in science. 41. A. duty B. dream C. job D. hobby 42. A. art B. sports C. science D. music 43. A. size B. length C. weight D. height 44. A. animals B. machines C. tools D. buildings 45. A. protected B. helped C. followed D. taught 46. A. heavy B. strong C. thick D. beautiful 47. A. inspired B. discovered C. replaced D. compared 48. A. similar B. common C. special D. traditional 49. A. collecting B. selling C. repairing D. testing 50. A. boring B. confusing C. disappointing D. surprising 51. A. support B. pull C. push D. break 52. A. athletes B. judges C. parents D. designers 53. A. colors B. shapes C. folds D. sounds 54. A. think about B. look for C. find out D. lead to 55. A. plans B. interests C. mistakes D. tasks 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。 In recent years, a wave of healthy living has swept across China. Huang Mengya, who 56 (live) in Chongqing for a decade, noticed a significant change in her diet. Like many colleagues, she now prefers light meals 57 Chongqing’s famous spicy hotpot. “It’s not just about staying in shape,” she says, “ 58 about improving overall health.” In Beijing, 38-year-old Tang Xiaohua visits a health bar every week 59 (receive) moxibustion, a traditional Chinese medical therapy. After six months of treatment, her shoulder and neck pain disappeared. She also feels less tired and sleeps 60 (well). Liu Dong, the health bar owner, notes that he has seen a growing number of customers seeking such treatments. Experts say this growing interest in wellness 61 (relate) to China’s economic growth and higher living standards. As people earn more money, they are willing to spend more on 62 (product) and services that improve their health. The trend is clear in many areas. Light-food companies in China have reached over 14,000, with nearly 60% 63 (found) in the last five years. Fitness and wellness tourism has also become popular, with places like Hainan and Yunnan attracting visitors 64 want to relax while improving their health. Clearly, more Chinese people are making health y living a 65 (nature) part of everyday life. 第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节（满分15分） 假定你是高二学生李华，你最近在英语听说能力上遇到了瓶颈，感到十分焦虑。请你给外教Emma写一封邮件求助，内容包括： 1．简述你在听说方面遇到的困难； 2．恳请她给予建议或指导，并表达感谢。 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应位置作答。 Dear Emma, __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Yours sincerely, Li Hua 第二节（满分25分） 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整 的短文。 Samuel was my deskmate when I entered high school. Our headteacher hoped we’d get along. But he was like a headache I couldn’t get rid of. While I loved silence and strict plans, Samuel was pure chaos. He constantly tapped his pen against the desk, sang songs during quiet study hours, and always borrowed my eraser only to lose it immediately. I viewed him as an obstacle that might hurt my good grades. Our trouble reached its peak during the annual Science Fair project. We were paired to build a model bridge for the physics fair. I insisted on following the book design exactly, believing being exact was the only way to succeed. Samuel, however, kept suggesting “creative improvements,” adding unnecessary curves and decorations. “It needs soul, not just math!” he insisted. I refused, thinking his ideas were silly. We barely spoke, working in cold silence. Two days before the deadline, disaster struck. My strictly calculated bridge broke under a small weight test. The central support snapped, and my perfect plan lay in ruins. Panic washed over me. All my hard work seemed wasted, and failure felt certain. I put my head in my hands, ready to give up. Suddenly, the constant pen-tapping stopped. Samuel didn’t say “I told you so.” Instead, he gently moved the broken pieces aside. He opened his notebook, showing sketches he had made secretly — designs inspired by nature, like spider webs and tree roots. “Your math is perfect,” he said quietly, “but it forgot about being flexible. Let’s try combining your numbers with my structure.” Looking at his determined eyes, I swallowed my pride. We had less than 48 hours. We decided to work together, mixing my logical thinking with his wild creativity. 注意： 1．续写词数应为150个左右； 2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 That night, the classroom became a busy workshop. _____________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ On the day of the competition, our bridge stood out among all the entries. ___________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $2024级高2 4月期中质量检测英语第一节听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项，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小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话读两遍。Text one, look, you forgot to send the invitation to Green. didn't you? But you know, there a doesn't like him very much. Look, you forgot to send the invitation to Green. didn't you? But you know, Sarah doesn't like him very much. Text too. Can I get you anything else tonight? Some dessert or coffee? No. thank you. Just the check, please. Here you are. I hope you enjoyed your dinner. Can I get you anything else tonight? Some dessert or coffee? No. thank you. Just the check, please. Here you are. I hope you enjoyed your dinner. Text three, I saw tom last night night. He looked very wet. but I didn't rain last night. Well, he fell into a swimming pool with his clothes on. I saw tom last tonight. He looked very wet. but he didn't rain last night. Well. he fell into a swimming pool with his clothes on. Text for hi beth. My family and I are inviting a few people for dinner tomorrow night. We might see a movie. Can you come with us? sure. I'd love to. I'd be more fun than eating in a restaurant alone. Hi, bet my family . and I are inviting a few people for dinner tomorrow night. We might see a movie. Can you come with us? sure. I'd love to that. Be more fun than eating in a restaurant alone. Text five, when does the meeting begin? IT starts . at three o'clock in the afternoon. IT finishes at four o'clock. right? I have an appointment then. No, this one last for about two hours. You'll have to, we schedule your appointment in advance. When does the meeting begin? IT starts . at three o'clock in the afternoon. IT finish at four o'clock. right? I have an appointment then. No, this one last for about two hours. You'll have to, we schedule your appointment in advance. 第二节，听下面五段对话或独白。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，你将有时间阅读各小题，每小题5秒钟。听完后各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍，听第六段材料，回答第6至7题。Could you please help me with these bags? Sure thing. Where should I take them? Room three or five? thanks. Just so you know, there is some breakable stuff inside. IT would kill me if anything got broken. No worries, mistakes happen. But fingers crossed, your bags will be safe in your room. Thanks for understanding. Could you please help me with these bags? Sure thing. Where should I take them? Room three or five? thanks. Just so you know, there is some breakable stuff inside. IT would kill me if anything . got broken. No worries, mistakes happen. But fingers crossed, your bags will be safe . in your room. Thanks for understanding. 听第七段材料，回答第8至10题。Hi, Lucy. Would you like to come to a halloween party? Yes, sure. That would be great. wonderful. It's a costume party. I have prepared enough canes. You'll need to buy some scary paintings. IT should be a fun party, but why are you having IT? It's to make Patrick, the american exchange student, feel at home. Why would having a party make him feel at home? Halloween is a holiday that is celebrated a lot in america, but not as much in the U. K. Nearly all the houses in amErica have frightening decorations, and that is not done much here either. Americans also carved scary faces into pumpkins and put candles inside. I do hope more friends will come and have fun together. It's so nice of you, bob. I can't wait to come. Hi, Lucy. Would you like to come to a halloween party? Yes, sure. That would be great. wonderful. It's a costume party. I have prepared enough candies. You'll need to buy some scary paintings. IT should be a fun party, but why are you having IT? It's to make Patrick, the american exchange student, feel at home. Why would having a party make him feel at home? Halloween is a holiday that is celebrated a lot in america, but not as much in the U. K. Nearly all the houses in amErica have frightening decorations, and that is not done much here either. Americans also carved scary faces into pumpkins and put candles inside. I do hope more friends will come and have fun together. It's so nice of you, bob. I can't wait to come. 听第八段材料，回答第11至13题。Sorry, jim. I won't be able to make IT to the dinner tomorrow night. I'll be busy volunteering at the library during that time. That's interesting, Carol. Most people I know volunteer by collecting garbage or something. What do you do at the library when you volunteer? Are they short on employees who put away books? Nothing like that. I just read the children's books and act out some of the stories for them. It's very fun. And IT doesn't take long, maybe one or two hours. How often do you do that? I do IT on monday, wednesday and friday every week. You should come to help me with IT one time. That sounds like fun. Can I pick the stories I want to read? I hate to try and act out a story I never read. You can read any book as long as it's on the libraries list. Sorry, jim. I won't be able to make IT to the dinner tomorrow night. I'll be busy volunteering at the library during that time. That's interesting, Carol. Most people I know volunteer by collecting garbage or something. What do you do at the library when you volunteer? Are they short on employees who put away books? Nothing like that. I just read the children's books and act out some of the stories for them. It's very fun. And IT doesn't take long, maybe one or two hours. How often do you do that? I do IT on monday, wednesday and friday every week. You should come to help me with IT one time. That sounds like fun. Can I pick the stories I want to read? I hate to try and act out the story I never read. You can read any book as long as it's on the library's list. 听第九段材料，回答第14至17题。Tenson, how did you first get into music? Well, my parents . weren't musical, and I didn't show much interest in the musical events at school. Luckily, I had private lessons from a music teacher, and that's where IT all started. And you eventually entered the youth music competition at the age of eighteen. I just wanted to see if I could play as well as others my age, but I didn't think about winning. And I can't really say I practiced day and night for IT either. So how did you feel when you want? Well, when the judges announced the result, I just thought I was such a pity I couldn't share the prize with others as they'd played brilliantly. How has your career developed since the competition? Well, as a result of winning, I was invited to take part in a couple of T, V, series, and I was extremely lucky to be offered a place at a famous music college where i'm now expanding my knowledge of music composition. So I owe a lot to that competition. Tenson, how did you first get into music? Well, my parents . weren't musical, and I didn't show much interest in the musical events at school. Luckily, I had private lessons from a music teacher, and that's where IT all started. And you eventually entered the youth music competition at the age of eighteen. I just wanted to see if I could play as well as others my age, but I didn't think about winning, and I can't really say I practiced day and nigh fit either. So how did you feel when you won? Well, when the judges announced the result, I just thought he was such a pity I couldn't share the Price with others. As theyd played brilliantly. how has your career developed since the competition? Well, as a result of winning, I was invited to take part in a couple of T, V, series, and I was extremely lucky to be offered a place at a famous music college where i'm now expanding my knowledge of music composition. So I owe a lot to that competition. 听第十段材料，回答第18至20题。Hello, everyone, now for the preparation plans for the towns two hundred and fifty fifth anniversary celebrations. This time we are going to make the concert on the beach open to everyone without charge. This is because we have been given money by the council for the celebration. Right now, we are going to divide into three teams. The first one, the beach team will be responsible for cleaning up the beach on saturday morning, picking up bottles, plastic bags and would each set up. We have had permission from the council to close the beach after the cleaning to ensure perfect conditions for sunday's anniversary events. The second team will set out seating in the square for the speeches and prize giving. Everyone should meet at the village hall at nine thirty AM. Now the third team will be the judges for each of the various competitions. There will be a boat race, a swimming competition and the best fancy dress. And by the deadline lunch time today, we have added two hundred and six sixty three applicants with ages ranging from fifteen to seventy. That's sixty more than last year. Each entrant has paid a twenty pound registration fee to help the local children's hospital find such needed specialist equipment. Hello everyone, now for the preparation plans for the towns, two hundred and fifty of anniversary celebrations. This time we are going to make the concert on the beach open to everyone without charge. This is because we have been given money by the council for the celebration. Right now. We are going to divide into three teams. The first one, the beach team will be responsible for cleaning up a beach on saturday morning, picking up bottles, plastic bags and would etta. We have had permission from the council to close the beach after the cleaning to ensure perfect conditions for sunday's anniversary events. The second team will set out seating in the square for the speeches and prize giving. Everyone should meet at the village hall at nine thirty AM. Now the third team will be the judges for each of the various competitions. There will be a boat race, a swimming competition and the best fancy dress. And by the deadline lunchtime today, we have added two hundred and sixty three applicants with ages ranging from fifteen to seventy. That's sixty more than last year. Each entrant has paid a twenty pound registration fee to help the local children's hospital fd such needed specialist equipment.