浙江省台州市书生中学2026-2027学年高二第一学期第一次月考英语试题

台州市书生中学2026学年第一学期第一次月考 高二英语试题 命题人 2026.10 （本卷满分：150分 考试时间：120 分钟） 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。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. How much should the man pay? A.$6 B. $10. C.$16. 2. What will the woman do a week later? A. Tidy up the office. B. Work in Chicago. C. Organize all the files. 3. What does the woman imply about the gift for Mother’s Day? A. It doesn’t need to cost a lot. B. It should be a timeless gift. C.It is hard to choose the best. 4. What are the speakers mainly talking about? A. What job to take. B. What major to choose. C. Whether to get further education. 5. Where does the conversation take place? A. At a bus station. B. In the mall. C. On the phone. 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。听每段对话或独白前，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秒钟的作答时间。每段录音读两遍。 听下面的录音，回答第6和第7小题。 6. What is the relationship between the speakers? A. Colleagues. B. Neighbors. C. Husband and wife. 7. What will the man do next? A. Pick up the kids. B. Deal with his work. C. Entertain the Smiths. 听下面的录音，回答第8至第10小题。 8. Why does the man refuse the woman’s invitation? A. He is busy with a big project. B. He needs to attend a family gathering. C. He will consult a mental health professional. 9. What might be the secret to the grandma’s long life? A. Staying positive. B. Having a light diet. C. Keeping regular exercise. 10. Why doesn’t the woman leave right now? A. To wait for Ashley. B. To see the boss. C. To do some extra work . 听下面的录音，回答第11至第13小题。 11. Why is the bin “smart”? A. It can identify and sort waste. B. It can remind people to sort waste. C. It can store different kinds of waste. 12. What is the key advantage of the collected data? A. Studying the types of waste. B. Improving waste collection performance. C. Monitoring people’s waste-sorting behavior. 13. What does the man say about the system? A. It has been widely used. B. It uses the latest technology. C. It helps to make a greener city. 听下面的录音，回答第14至第17小题。 14. What is the woman doing? A. Hosting a program. B. Having a job interview. C. Sharing her experience. 15. What happened to the animals in the recent disaster? A. The fish were polluted by oil. B. The birds died of a rare disease. C. The whales were washed up on the shore. 16. What does the woman think of Kevin’s job? A. Interesting. B. Challenging. C. Rewarding. 17. Why did Kevin choose the job? A. He loved doing outdoor work. B. He was devoted to environmental protection. C. He had great passion for the ocean ecosystem. 听下面的录音，回答第18至第20小题。 18. What does the speaker suggest people do? A. Stay at home all the time. B. Drive as carefully as possible. C. Prepare enough food and daily supplies. 19. What will the weather be like next week? A. Cold and rainy. B. Dry and freezing. C. Windy and snowy. 20. Who might Drew be? A. A sports journalist. B. A weather reporter. C. A business news host. 第二部分 阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节 阅读理解（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 Explore the Grand Canyon by Whitewater Rafting Looking for an exciting adventure? Come and enjoy an unforgettable rafting trip through the Grand Canyon! The Colorado River runs 280 miles through the canyon and offers more than 160 sets of rapids. Among them, Lava Falls is the most famous, with a 37-foot drop. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced traveler, you can find a trip that suits you. Short trip, great experience  A one-day rafting trip is a perfect choice for visitors with limited time. Starting from the West Rim, the trip covers about 40 miles along the river. You will enjoy easy rapids, amazing views, and interesting stories about the Hualapai people and their culture. A two-day trip is also available, including a night of camping and a visit to a natural waterfall. Longer journey, deeper discovery        For those who want more adventure, several companies offer longer rafting trips. These trips may last from 7 to 21 days, depending on the route and type of boat. Visitors can also enjoy short hikes and spend nights camping under the stars. Plan your trip  ● Time: May to October   ● Best months: Spring and autumn, with cooler weather and fewer visitors   ● Price: From about $400 for a one-day trip   ● Age limit: 8+ for motorized rafts  Don't miss the chance to experience the beauty and excitement of the Grand Canyon. Book your rafting adventure today and create memories that will last a lifetime! 21. What makes Lava Falls special in the Grand Canyon rafting? A. It has a very high drop.                                B. It offers the best views. C. It attracts many beginners.                             D. It contains over 160 sets of rapids. 22. What can visitors do during a one-day rafting trip? A. Camp under the stars.  B. Try the biggest rapids.         C. Visit a natural waterfall. D . Learn about local culture. 23.Why are spring and autumn recommended?  A. They offer the lowest prices.                     B. The river becomes much safer then.  C. The weather is cooler and crowds smaller.        D. Visitors can enjoy the most exciting rapids. B Because my stories keep my heart pounding at night with the possibility of it all, when I can’t get words on paper, I want to scream. All my energy pools at the bottom of my heart, where it continues to yell at me all day long, “Write! Write! Write!” I have to quiet the voice like a hidden pet, shushing (发嘘声) it over and over until I get the chance to leave, laptop in hand, stories pouring out of my mind. What poor, unfortunate lives we artists live! We’re tortured by our words, whether they’re circling around in our minds at 3 am or written on paper, looking sad and regretful that we’ve put them there. Our words laugh at us before and after they leave our bodies. I messaged a writing mentor (导师) when I found myself running in circles. With only a small window of time to myself each afternoon, I found it hard to write. If only I had more time, I could finish my book. If only people would leave me alone, I could become an accomplished writer. It was everyone else’s fault. Small—my mentor told me to start small but keep going. “Do what you can, when you can. Let that be enough during the busy seasons.” In her eyes, she was once me. She was once crazy with tasks that kept her hands pushing, pulling, grabbing and moving endlessly. She recognized herself in the way I talked with starry eyes about my dreamy writing goals and plans. Essays, articles and short stories flowered in my rich mind. In a few wise words, she gave me the freedom to write in small periods of time she called “the cracks of the day”. She argued that I should run after publishing with the same desire as ever. But in her patient voice, I heard a gentle reminder of stopping running so hard and instead slowing to a sustainable pace. So I write. I submit. I live, and I dream. 24. What can we infer about the author from the first paragraph? A. She is forced to write constantly. B. She has serious heart problems. C. She has a strong desire to write. D. She is unable to focus on writing. 25. What does the underlined word “tortured” in paragraph 2 probably mean? A. Threatened. B. Troubled. C. Inspired. D. Impressed. 26. What problem did the author have in writing? A. She suffered from a serious lack of time. B. Her writing was far from satisfying. C. She had no idea what to write. D. She had no one to rely on. 27. Which of the following can sum up the writing mentor’s suggestion to the author? A. All roads lead to Rome. B. Strike while the iron is hot. C. No pains, no gains. D. Constant drops wear away a stone. C It’s impossible to predict when you’re going to die. But if you’re aiming for a long and healthy life, it pays to worry less about your genes(基因)—which you can’t change anyway— and more about your lifestyle and environment. That’s the conclusion of a new study in Nature Medicine that takes a broad look at the longstanding environment-vs.-genes debate, and comes down firmly in the environment camp. Researchers analyzed detailed medical data from over 490,000 people in the UK Biobank to study the influence of genetics and more than 100 environmental factors on the risk of 22 diseases that make up most of the major causes of death. “We can measure each participant’s biological aging speed—how much faster or slower it is than their actual age—and this speed is a very strong predictor of death risk.” says lead author Austin Argentieri, a research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital. Just knowing that age gap, of course, is only part of the picture. Equally important is the cause of that gap. To help determine that, the researchers analyzed people’s many environmental and behavioral factors that contribute to disease and biological age. To cover the genetic side, researchers analyzed people’s genomes(基因组), looking for genetic markers related to the 22 key diseases. In addition, they noted which participants had already developed any of those diseases. The results were astonishing. Environment and lifestyle led to 17% of people’s disease-related risk of dying, compared to just 2% for genetics. Of the various environmental factors, smoking was the riskiest behavior, linked to 21 diseases; socioeconomic factors such as household income, neighborhood, and employment situation were connected to 19 diseases; and a lack of physical activity was linked to 17 diseases. The researchers do not see the current study to be the end of their work. In the future, they recommend looking more closely at multiple factors, including diet, contact with viruses such as bird flu as well as other environmental factors. All of those are potentially powerful but under-studied influences on lifespan(寿命). 28. What can we learn about biological aging speed? A. It is linked to people’s death risk.  B. It is influenced by people’s genetics. C. It is tied to people’s overall health.  D. It is determined by people’s actual age. 29. Which aspect of the study is paragraph 3 mainly about? A. Purpose.  B. Approach.              C. Findings.                 D. Limitations. 30. According to the study, which group is likely to face the greatest disease-related death risk? A. Tobacco users.  B. Low-income earners.   C. Genetic risk carriers.  D. Inactive individuals. 31. Which can be a suitable title for the text? A. Genes VS. Environment: The Lifespan Puzzle B. Genetic Testing: Ways to Predict Most Diseases C. The Genetic Blueprint: Answer to A Long Lifespan D. Lifestyle and Environment: Key Factors in Lifespan D You see a fantastic offer, like a hotel room. You decide to book. Then it turns out there is a service fee. Then a cleaning fee. Then a few other extra costs. By the time you pay the final price, it is no longer the fantastic offer you thought. Welcome to the world of drip pricing—the practice of promoting something at an attractive headline price and then, once you’ve committed to the purchase process, hitting you with unavoidable add-ons that are “dripped”. In most cases, you see through all additionally added mandatory fees, and even though you could give up the deal, you choose to bite the bullet and complete the deal. Resistance to the idea of starting the search all over again is not simply a matter of laziness or indecision. There’s a profound psychological mechanism(机制)at play here, called the present bias (偏见). In the paper, Doing It Now or Later, economist Matthew Rabin defines people’s present-biased preference via an example of choosing between doing seven hours of unpleasant activity on April 1 or eight hours two weeks later: If asked on February 1, most people will choose the earlier option. But come April 1, given the same choice, most of us tend to put off work till April 15. In simple terms, the inconvenience of doing something “right now” often feels disproportionately large. Beyond the challenge of starting over, there’s another psychological phenomenon that drip pricing uses—loss aversion (厌恶). Imagine you’re booking tickets for a show. Initially attracted by the headline price, you’re now presented with different seating categories. Seeing a VIP ticket is within your budget, you decide to fork out. But then, during the checkout process, the drip begins. You realize you could have chosen lower-category seats, but by this stage, you’ve already imagined yourself enjoying the show from those nice seats. Going back to a cheaper seat will feel like a loss. Buyers would benefit from a ban on drip pricing. Many countries are taking steps to protect consumers from drip pricing. The effectiveness of such measures, however, is uncertain. Nonetheless, you can hopefully make a more informed decision by understanding why the strategy works. 32. Which of the following is an example of drip pricing? A. FlightHub introduces a bonus after you choose their flight. B. Rent-A-Car charges wear and tear fees beyond the advertised price. C. Airbnb offers you a membership account when you book a trip. D. Ticketmaster provides optional items at later stages of your purchase. 33. What can we learn from para 3？ A. Present bias stops people from completing the disappointing deal. B. Most people fail to notice the extra mandatory fees charged in the deal. C. Not all people refuse to restart the search because of laziness or indecision. D. People would rather give up the deal than bite the bullet to finish it. 34. How will Rabin explain people’s refusal to cancel an order and remake one? A. People are likely to blindly stick to their original intentions. B. People like to grab earlier rewards and delay immediate costs. C. People struggle to make a decision among multiple choices. D. People tend to tolerate additional costs within their budget. 35. What is the author’s main purpose in writing the text? A. To explain why people fall into the drip pricing trick. B. To educate customers on how to deal with drip pricing. C. To call on governments to protect consumers’ interests. D. To introduce two psychological phenomena about spending. 第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 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。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Ever use an AI chatbot? If so, it’s collecting your data. In most cases, some companies use your information to train their AI. 36 On ChatGPT, you may want to limit the information it collects. Here are what I’ve done to protect my privacy on ChatGPT, and how you can too. Use a temporary (临时的) chat. When you sign in with an account, ChatGPT will keep a history of your conversation. 37 Just make it a temporary chat. Click the Turn on Temporary Chat icon. You can feel freer to discuss personal topics without being memorized. 38 The model will get trained by OpenAI based on your conversations. Though the data aren’t supposed to be associated with your account, you may still want to disable this option to prevent any personal information from being shared. Click your account name and select Settings > Data controls. If the setting “Improve the model for everyone” is on, switch it off. Don’t sign in with Google, Apple, or Microsoft. For your ChatGPT account, you can use your Google, Apple, or Microsoft accounts or sign up with your email address. But ChatGPT will share your information with Google and Microsoft. My advice is to avoid using your Google or Microsoft account. If choosing Apple, use the Hide My Email option. Sign up with your own email address and a strong ChatGPT account password is best. 39 Turn off memory. ChatGPT can remember information based on what you reveal in your conversations. Then, the AI can reference what it knows about you to better personalize your conversations. For example, inform it that you’re a vegetarian. 40 To prevent this situation, turn off Reference saved memories. A. Shut off model training. B. Sort out your conversations. C. Others even sell the data to advertisers. D. Your chat history should be deleted regularly. E. There is a way to prevent your conversation from being recorded. F. This avoids linking your new account to other existing online ones. G. The information will influence any future recipes you might ask the AI to create. 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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 My father, Paul Andrew Figura, was a die-hard fisherman. In my   41   , we went out fishing in all kinds of weather, catching and missing nearly every fish in countless waterways. Whenever we  42 , Mom would ask, “What time will you be back?” “When we can’t see the  43  ,” Dad would respond. He often  44  it. Sometimes Dad would ask me to  45  some food and water and we’d fish the entire day. I observed firsthand his insistent, rapid-fire casting technique, to which he credited as a  46  factor behind his success. It was one  47  after another after another. The greatest life lesson that Dad taught me involved dealing with those times when the fish weren’t  48  . Days when the weather was awful, when the mosquitoes were biting, when my hands were cold. Times when I just wanted to  49  and go home. Dad’s  50  was, “Son, you’re not going to catch any fish unless you  51  your line. Keep casting,” he’d say. I learned early the importance of  52  and willingness to keep trying different fish food if you wanted to catch them. Sooner or later it’d  53  . I took that same attitude into my school work.  54  , I got many awards at college. I applied it  55  to whatever job I had as an adult and it made me the person that I am today. 41．A．dream B．career C．childhood D．adulthood 42．A．got up B．reached out C．stepped back D．set off 43．A．camps B．lines C．tracks D．cottages 44．A．forgot B．rejected C．recalled D．meant 45．A．make B．pack C．heat D．freeze 46．A．cultural B．random C．major D．peculiar 47．A．cast B．step C．strike D．risk 48．A．swimming B．dancing C．gathering D．biting 49．A．wander B．play C．quit D．sleep 50．A．response B．intention C．evaluation D．situation 51．A．abandon B．hold C．fetch D．wet 52．A．kindness B．insistence C．confidence D．business 53．A．work B．progress C．resist D．integrate 54．A．In surprise B．As a result C．Ahead of time D．In particular 55．A．intentionally B．casually C．hesitantly D．temporarily 第二节 语法填空（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。 A Chinese robotics start-up shares a film of its production facility on its official website, which reportedly    56    (produce) at least 962 humanoid robots so far. In    57    4-minute video, it showcases various stages of the robotic production line at its Lingang Fengxian factory in Shanghai,    58    features self-made humanoid robots working alongside human workers. Moreover, the company has established    59    it calls a “data collection factory” for real-world data gathering,    60   (include) training scenarios such as folding clothes, organizing, cleaning and doing the laundry. Industry observer Hong Shaodun notes that humanoid robots have evolved from laboratory prototypes (原型) to substantial products,    61    this year’s robots entering a phase of increased intelligence and versatility (多功能).    62   (compare) with other global competitors, China is positioned to achieve higher output of humanoid robots at lower costs. Meanwhile, Chinese companies excel    63   (particular) in motion control and the exploration of advanced AI models. Hong also mentions the focus for next year in this industry will be on expanding practical applications in specific scenarios. However, the industry insider points out that achieving rapid breakthroughs in a short time    64   (remain) quite demanding due to technical hurdles, such as stability and 65 (efficient) issues that need to be addressed. 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分） 第一节 应用文写作（满分15分） 假设你是李华，你的外国笔友Mark在邮件中说学校摄影比赛中有幅作品因使用AI技术生成而被取消参评资格。请你回复邮件，要点包括：1.你的看法；2.理由。（字数不少于80词） Dear Mark， Thanks for sharing the disqualified photo case with me. Yours sincerely, Li Hua 第二节 续写 (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。 Relay races (接力赛) were often the most exciting sports, but for Tom, a new member of his school's relay team, passing the stick was awkward and clumsy. As the third runner, his problem was to catch the stick smoothly from the second runner and pass it to Jake, the final runner. In their first practise, Tom messed up the pass to Jake repeatedly–sometimes too early, making Jake slow down suddenly, sometimes too late, causing Jake to miss the passing zone. These mistakes ruined their teamwork. After the practise ended, Jake stormed over to Tom. “Your careless and unsteady passes will make us lose the game!” he shouted angrily. Tom hung his head low and felt fully responsible for the messy practise. He even thought about quitting the relay team to focus on running races alone, because the pressure of cooperating with teammates was so uncomfortable compared to the freedom of running alone. Jake turned away in anger without saying another word, barely ignoring the coach who walked over to try to calm both of them down. The next day, the coach gathered the team for stick-passing practise. “I know you’re upset,” he said gently, “but relay races need teamwork and trust–that's the key to smooth passes.” To make it feel like a real competition, he set up game-like situations with teammates cheering nearby. He taught them to keep a steady speed, make eye contact, adjust their pace to match each other, and use simple hand signals. The repeated practise helped improve their performance. Tom grew confident and Jake gave him encouraging nods. A week of intense training passed, and the relay competition arrived. Tom felt a little nervous. Before the race, the team gathered, and the coach told them to believe in each other and stay calm. Jake patted Tom on the shoulder firmly, “I trust you. We’ve practised enough.” Tom nodded, turning nervousness into motivation. At the sound of the starting gun, all runners shot out. 注意:(1)续写词数应为150左右:(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 Para 1:Soon, the stick was coming to Tom.____________________________________________ Para 2: After the narrow win, the coach came over to Tom._______________________________ 书生中学高二上第一次月考试题 英语答案听力 1-5 BBACC 6-10 CBBAA 11-15 ABCAA 16-20 BCCBC 阅读 21-23 ADC 24-27 CBAD 28-31 ABAD 32-35 BCBA 36-40 CEAFG 完形 41-45 CDBDB 46-50 CADCA 51-55 DBABA 语法填空 56. has produced 57. the 58. which 59. what 60. including 61. with 62. Compared 63. particularly 64. remains 65. efficiency 应用文 Dear Mark， Thanks for sharing the disqualified photo case with me. After giving it some thought, I fully support the judges' decision. At its heart, photography is the art of capturing an authentic moment–a beautiful scene that inspires awe, a touching memory that stays with us, or a real event that makes people think deeper. An Al-generated image, no matter how stunning, simply cannot carry that essential truth. More troubling still is the unfairness it brings. While other competitors spent hours taking the perfect shot or waiting patiently for the first light of dawn, the submission of an AI creation skips that entire journey of hard work and skill. To reward such a shortcut would not only hurt the contest's fairness but also make the real efforts of every other participant seem completely meaningless. It was undoubtedly the right decision. What's your perspective? (133) Best wishes, Li Hua 续写 One possible version: Para 1: Soon, the stick was coming to Tom. His heart beat fast, but he remembered the coach's words: “Keep the same speed and look at each other.” As the second runner came close, Tom slowed down a little, reaching his hand back. He felt the stick touch his palm–he caught it! Then he ran as fast as he could toward Jake, trying not to hear the loud cheers. When he was almost there, he looked straight at Jake, who had already started running. Tom quickly passed the stick, and Jake held it tightly. It worked! Tom stopped, breathing heavily, and watched Jake run to the finish line. It was very close. Jake leaned forward at the last second, and their team won by just a step! Para 2: After the narrow win, the coach came over to Tom with a big smile. “That perfect pass made the win possible!” he said happily. Jake ran over too, still out of breath but smiling widely. “We did it together!” he said loudly, giving Tom a high-five. At that moment, Tom felt truly happy and part of the team. He used to think running alone was best, but now he understood that winning with others felt even better. The relay stick, which once made him nervous, now reminded him that trusting his teammates was the key to their success. 听力文本 Text 1 M: One cheesecake, please. W: We can give you a discount if you buy two, sir. Sixteen dollars for two, which only costs six dollars more than just buying one. M: No, thanks. I just need one. Text 2 M: You have one more week here before you get transferred to the Chicago office. W: I've already organized all the files. I fully intend to use this time to clean up the office before I leave. Text 3 M: I've found the perfect Mother's Day present. It's a beautiful necklace, but I can't afford $300. W: Well, jewelry is a timeless gift. But you don't have to break the bank to show Mom love. Text 4 W: I don't think I'll need a master's degree in economics. Just a bachelor's degree should be enough for most jobs. M: You've come this far in your education, and you might as well take the next step. Then you can join the world of work. Text 5 M: You finally got on the line! Where are you, Sarah? I've been waiting for you for 30 minutes W: I'm almost there! The bus station is only one block away. M: All right, but I think it's going to rain. I'll wait for you in the mall. Text 6 W: Are you close to finishing that, honey? M: Far from it. I still need at least two hours. W: You should talk to your boss someday. He can't always give you tasks when you're off work. M: Yeah. I'll talk to him someday, honey. W: Anyway, our neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, are still waiting for us to go to the theater together. M: Sorry, I'm afraid I can't go with you and our kids this time. The sales report is needed for tomorrow's meeting. I have to finish it. Text 7 W: Would you like to eat out with me after work? We haven’t grabbed a bite together since we finished that big project last week. M: Oh, I'd love to but my family is throwing a party for my grandma’s 96th birthday. I need to go back for it. W: 96th birthday? She must lead a very healthy life. M: Ha... not really. She likes to eat meat, and she seldom goes outdoors to exercise. I think her secret is her optimistic attitude–she always smiles at life. W: And life smiles back at her. Mental health is really important. Please give your grandma my regards. M: Thanks, I will. Oh, it has started raining outside. The boss just let us off 15 minutes early today. We don't have to wait until 5:30 to get off work. We can leave right now. Are you leaving? W: Ashley said she would come to pick me up in half an hour, so I'll just wait here. Text 8 W: How is this new "smart bin" different from a regular recycling bin? M: It's not just a container; it's an Al-powered sorting system. Inside, a camera identifies the material of each item you throw in–plastic, paper, metal–and then a mechanical arm sorts the item into the correct section. W: Isn't that a bit unnecessary? And what if it makes a mistake? M: Actually, its accuracy rate is over 99%, far better than human sorting. The real benefit is the data. It sends real-time information to the management company W: What's the point of that data? M: It allows for super-efficient collection routes. Instead of sending out trucks on a fixed schedule, they only dispatch them when a specific bin is nearly full. This saves fuel, reduces traffic and cuts down n carbon emissions significantly W: So the intelligence isn't just for sorting, but for improving the entire collecting process. M: Exactly. It's a small part of building a smarter, more sustainable city. Text 9 W: Good evening, everyone! Our guest is Kevin Olsen. Kevin works on the coast. His job is to rescue whales, fish, and seabirds when they get into trouble with pollution. Welcome to the program, Kevin. M: Glad to be here, thank you. W: What do you do in your job? M: I spend a lot of time with sea animals, trying to learn what things they need in the environment. If we know that, we can help them survive in the future. W: Can you tell us something about the disaster a short time ago? M: OK. What happened recently was the oil disaster. The birds had oil on their wings, so they couldn't fly. And they couldn't eat the fish because the fish were covered with oil. W: Why did you choose this job? It seems quite tough, especially since you often have to work outdoors in difficult conditions. M: Well, I was always interested in the world of the ocean and how the plants and animals fit together in their system. W: Thank you for coming and sharing your story with our audience,Kevin. M: My pleasure. Text 10 M: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is Mark Harris here with this week's weather report. Although we thought we were in the clear after a week of dry weather, there's a huge storm coming in from the east. We should expect heavy snowfall by tomorrow morning. Temperatures should drop below ten degrees, so be careful when going outside. If you have to go out, dress warmly and don't go too far from home. The road conditions might be poor, so avoid driving if you can. You should stock up on food and other necessary items quickly, just in case it's difficult to leave your house once the storm hits. It looks like the storm should let up by Thursday night, with light rain expected this weekend. Next week it looks dry, but we won't be getting a break in the cold weather any time soon. On Monday, it looks like a high of five degrees below zero, and on Tuesday, we'll have a high of three degrees below zero. Sorry for all the bad news, sports fans! And that's your weather report. Have a great evening, folks! Stay warm and dry! Now, back to Drew with tonight's business news. 1 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $这是英语课听力部分，该部分分为第一第二两节。注意回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到客观题答题卡上。第一节听下面五段录音，每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的AB、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍，现在你有5秒钟的时间阅读第一小题的有关内容。听下面的录音，回答第一小题。hi derry, where are you going? A first aid class. I want to learn how to help if someone gets hurt. I wish I could go with you, but I have chemistry and literature today. Hi Derek, where are you going? A first aid class. I want to learn how to help if someone gets hurt. I wish I could go with you, but I have chemistry and literature today. 听下面的录音，回答第二小题。Mom, can you drive me to school this morning? I have an exam. If we leave at eight o clock, it'll take only thirty minutes. sure. What time does your exam start? nine? thirty. Mom, can you drive me to school this morning? I have an exam. If we leave at eight o clock, it'll take only thirty minutes. sure. What time does your exam start? nine? thirty. 听下面的录音，回答第三小题。Stand and face me. Might I want a photo of you in the centre with mountains in the background? Okay, but don't get the other tourists or the parking lot behind us. Stand and face me. My, I want a photo of you in the centre with mountains in the background. Okay, but don't get the other tourists or the parking lot behind us. 听下面的录音，回答第四小题。The tables are set. Everyone is seated and ready to eat. Mom, what will be the first dish tonight? The salads are ready. Please take them out while I prepare the chicken. This looks even Better than restaurant food. The tables are set. Everyone is seated and ready to eat. Mom, what will be the first dish tonight? The salads are ready. Please take them out while I prepare the chicken. This looks even Better than restaurant food. 听下面的录音，回答第五小题。I have mrs. Brown for math this term. You had her last term, right? Is he really strict? No, she's very friendly. He always made time for us when we had questions, though SHE isn't very funny. I have mrs. Brown for math this term. You had her last term, right? Is he really strict? No, she's very friendly. He always made time for us when we had questions, though SHE isn't very funny. 第一节到此结束，第二节听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的ABC3个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟，听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间，每段录音播放两遍。听下面的录音，回答第六和第七小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。I didn't read for a fun until after university. I wasn't a patient kid. really. You read so much now. IT started . when I began working full time. I noticed many successful people read in their free time. I also wanted a break from my phone. Do you read that night? Not really. I watch T, V after work. Weekends are also full. I can't relax in cafes with a book like some deal. I only have time to read on trains and buses. I didn't read for a fun until after university. I wasn't a patient kid. really. You read so much now. IT started when I began working full time. I noticed many successful people read in their free time. I also wanted a break from my phone. Do you read that night? Not really. I watch T, V after work. Weekends are also full. I can't relax in caves with a book like some deal. I only have time to read on trains and buses. 听下面的录音，回答第八至第十小题。现在你有15秒钟的时间阅读这。三个小题。We should have measured the doorway before coming here. yes, but let's first find tables that matched the wall color and that are not too expensive. Then most importantly, we need to make sure we have enough space. exactly. Let's pick our favorite tes and go home to measure the door way today. Then we can arrange for a truck tomorrow. Should we pay the staff here to help move them? It's not necessary. Although our parents are too old to help, some friends can give us a hand. We should have measured the doorway before . coming here. Yes, but let's first find tables that match the wall color and that are not too expensive. Then most importantly, we need to make sure we have enough space. exactly. Let's pick our favorites and go home to measure the doorway today. Then we can arrange for a truck tomorrow. Should we pay the staff here to help move them? It's not necessary. Although our parents are too old to help, some friends can give us a hand. 听下面的录音，回答第十一和第十二小题。现在你有10秒钟的时间阅读这两个小题。Hi, sorry to trouble you. Not at all. This is a close community. Most people here are relatives or friends. I'm glad you are now part of this community. Neighbors often help each other. That's nice of you to welcome a new neighbor like this. We just got this apartment after the holidays. I came over to ask if you had any tools I could use. I'll only need them for three hours. Go ahead. Take whatever you need. thanks. I'll return them by the end of the day. No rush. By the way, we're having a community party this sunday. I'll be there and i'll bring back your . tools too. great. We'll see you then. Hi, sorry to trouble you. Not at all. This is a close community. Most people here are relatives or friends. I'm glad you are now part of this community. Neighbors often help each other. That's nice of you to welcome a new neighbor like this. We just got this apartment after the holidays. I came over to ask if you had any tools I could use. I'll only need them for three hours. Go ahead. Take whenever you need. thanks. I'll return them by the end . of the day. No rush. By the way, we're having a community party this sunday. I'll be there and i'll bring back your tools too. great. We'll see you then. 听下面的录音，回答第十三至第十六小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。Miss carson, i've tried this task a few times, but I can't come up with anything useful. We only have a week left, and I really don't want to . hand IT in late. You have time. I'm happy to help you with IT. Web stories is interesting. I prefer . books and movies about people facing chAllenges, that adventure stories or character focused ones. So great a story that you would enjoy reading. Begin with an exciting situation from a novel film, or even history. But I usually get ideas from my own life. I didn't realize real life could be a story, too. Of course, writing is a way to explore your imagination and express your feelings, but for me, the most valuable part is understanding others Better by putting myself in their shoes. That's the magic of writing. Miss carson, i've tried this task a few times, but I can't come up with anything useful. We only have a week left, and I really don't want to hand . IT in late. You have time. I'm happy to help you with that. What stories interest you? I prefer . books and movies about people facing chAllenges, not adventure stories or character focused ones. So great a story that you would enjoy reading. Begin with an exciting situation from a novel film, or even history. But I usually get ideas from my own life. I didn't realize real life could be a story too. Of course, writing is a way to explore your imagination and express your feelings, but for me, the most valuable part is understanding others Better by putting myself in their shoes. That's the magic of writing. 听下面的录音，回答第十七至第二十小题。现在你有20秒钟的时间阅读这四个小题。I live in video, a small town in alaska. In summer, the place comes alive with tourist ships. The beautiful mountains around IT make video very popular with visitors, but in winter, strong winds and heavy snow make travelling difficult and even dangerous. Because of the extreme weather, almost everyone in the town lives in the same building, baggage towers. You can find a store, a doctor's office and indoor garden, a swimming pool, a hotel, the town offices and a police station. Inside, only the local school is a different building connected by underground pathways. There's not much to do in winter, but i'm not bored at all. I like to read and borrow movies from the building's video store. Best of all, I can always find someone to talk to and join group activities. We're like a big family. Living here has taught me that home isn't just a place, but the people around you. I live in video, a small town in alaska. In summer, the place comes alive with tourist ships. The beautiful mountains around IT make video very popular with visitors, but in winter, strong winds and heavy snow make travelling difficult and even dangerous because of the extreme weather. Almost everyone in the town lives in the same building, baggage towers. You can find a store, a doctor's office and indoor garden, a swimming ing pool, a hotel, the town offices and a police station inside. Only the local school is in a different building connected by underground pathways. There's not much to do in winter, but i'm not bored at all. I like to read and borrow movies from the building's video store. Best of all, I can always find someone to talk to and join group activities. We're like a big family living here has taught me that home isn't just a place, but the people around you. 第二节到此结束，现在你有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。听力部分到此结束。