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一、听力选择题（本大题共10小题）
1．Hw will the wman prbably g t the cinema?
A．By car.B．By subway.C．By taxi.
2．Why can’t the by eat up his fd?
A．Because his fd is nt tasty.
B．Because he desn’t like ckies.
C．Because he had sme snacks befre dinner.
3．What are the speakers talking abut?
A．Wildlife prtectin. B．The man’s hbby. C．A TV shw.
4．What will the man d in the afternn?
A．Meet Miss Lee.B．Have a meeting.C．Make a phne call.
5．What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A．Shp assistant and custmer.B．Guide and visitr.C．Mther and sn.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What frightens the man?
A．Darkness.B．Heights.C．Lifts.
7．When did the man start t be afraid?
A．At age seven.B．At age ten.C．At age fifteen.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What happened t the by?
A．He felt under the weather.B．He was late fr schl.C．He skipped breakfast.
9．What will the wman d first?
A．Ck sme ndles.B．Call the dctr.C．Make sme tea.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．What cnfuses the wman abut her purchase?
A．Its discunt.B．Its supplier.C．Its quality.
11．What will the man give t the wman?
A．A new watch.B．A letter f aplgy.C．Sme mney.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
12．Why des the wman hesitate abut jining the man at first?
A．She is t busy.B．She prefers t relax at hme.C．She desn’t want t get up early.
13．What des the man plan t d n Sunday?
A．Climb muntains.B．G camping.C．Read a bk.
14．What did the wman think f her trip t the beach?
A．It was interesting.B．It was cmfrtable.C．It was disappinting
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
15．Hw many areas des Ghibli Park include?
A．3.B．5.C．8.
16．Which area huses the Rbt Sldier frm Castle in the Sky?
A．Ghibli’s Grand Warehuse.
B．Hill f Yuth.
C．Dndk Frest.
17．When des the park start t sell tickets nline?
A．On August 1st.B．On August 10th.C．On Nvember 1st.
18．What d we knw abut the tickets fr Ghibli’s Grand Warehuse?
A．They’re free fr children.
B．They’re the cheapest f all the areas.
C．They’re cheaper n weekdays.
二、阅读理解（本大题共5小题）
These lcal ht spts put the “win” in winter
19． Rasting s’mres at Backyard Bar
It’s a dream backyard that encurages sitting utside with a glass f wine, ignring the evening chill.
Open Wednesday thrugh Sunday. S’mres $12, ccktails $12-$14. (Warning: When the temperatures get clse t freezing, utdr service may be stpped. )
20． Discver a cmedian at Htbug
If yu need t hear a few jkes, head t undergrund cmedy, a stand-up shw case held five nights each week at Htbug.
Undergrund Cmedy takes place Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 8 p. m. and Fridays and Saturdays at 11:30 p. m. Free.
21． Watch indr mvies fr all ages at Metrbar
Free utdr mvies have been a lved cmmunal activity in D．C． fr decades, but uncertain weather means that mst series tend t wrap up befre Labr day. But Metrbar, the utdr bar is best knwn fr the ut-f-service Metr car sitting in the heart f its beer garden.
Sundays at 3 p. m. Metrbar. Free.
22． Have a sund bath at Eatn
It may seem like the last place yu’d expect t find yur happiness, but nt if Artis Mn is yur hst. Each Thursday night, the healing guide takes ver the yga rm at the Eatn wellness center.
Thursdays at 7 p. m. Eatn,. $30.
23． Watch the pets spit rhymes at Busbys and Pets
The Busbys and Pets’ 14th Street lcatin feels like a warm embrace. Try yur hand at a verse (章节) r a sng r a five-minute set f stand-up cmedy. There is n friendlier crwd.
Tuesdays at 8 p. m. Busbys and Pets. $5. See Busbys and Pets’website fr the full schedule.
24．If yu arrive at this city n Wednesday with the temperatures getting clse t freezing, which ht spt wuld be available?
A．Backyard Bar.B．Htbug.C．MetrbarD．Eatn.
25．What can yu d at Busbys and Pets?
A．Listen t cmedy fr free.B．Watch mvies fr free.
C．Practice yga.D．Try playing stand-up cmedy.
26．Where is the text prbably taken frm?
A．A market research reprt.B．A magazine clumn.
C．An nline news reprt.D．An fficial dcument.
B
(2023·江西抚州高二期中)
Hw can humans becme immrtal(永生的)? Yu might have nly seen the idea f uplading the human brain t a digital clud in science fictin mvies.Eln Musk，Tesla CEO，has already dne s.The secret was revealed when a questin psted n Twitter caught his attentin.
“If yu culd uplad yur brain t the clud，and talk t a virtual versin f yurself，wuld yu be buddies？” Musk replied n July 19，“Already did it.” The reply indicated that Musk’s brain-cmputer interface(接口) cmpany，Neuralink，had already realized the technlgy，accrding t Xinhua.
Neuralink was funded by Musk in 2016.The cmpany fcuses n brain-cmputer interface technlgy which is used t cnnect the brain t a digital netwrk.It is develping devices fr the treatment f patients with neurlgical disrders(神经障碍)．In ther wrds，the cmpany aims t create links between mind and machine，accrding t Psychlgy Tday.
S hw d brain-cmputer interfaces wrk? Cmputers designed t learn the patterns f neural activity are used t extract infrmatin frm human brains.Fr example，if a persn imagines picking up a bk，the cmputer wuld then learn t identify hw the brain gives that cmmand.Next，the cmputer wuld send the signal t the machine，which wuld then mve a rbtic arm t reach fr the bk.
Uplading a brain is nly part f Musk’s plan.He revealed t Insider that his gal is t dwnlad human cnsciusness int rbts.Just like hw ur memries are stred in mbile phnes thrugh pictures and vides，Musk imagines that ur brains—nt nly hw we think，but als ur persnalities and habits—can be diverted int rbts.In this way，even after ur bdies decay(腐朽)，ur brains are preserved.Sme
experts believe that this culd be achievable ne day，but the timeline is unclear.“The mst wildly ptimistic predictins place mind uplading within a few decades，but I wuld nt be surprised if it tk centuries，” wrte Michael S．A.Grazian，a prfessr at Princetn University，in a Wall Street Jurnal essay.
27．What des Neuralink fcus n?
A．Studying hw t cnnect the brain t cmputers.
B．Offering a new means f cmmunicatin.
C．Revealing secrets cncerning brains.
D．Helping peple live frever.
28．What d we knw abut the brain-cmputer interface technlgy?
A．It has been widely used in the treatment f patients with neurlgical disrders.
B．It wuld sn be able t dwnlad human cnsciusness int rbts.
C．It was inspired by a tugh questin psted n Twitter.
D．It allws users t mve bjects with their minds.
29．What des the underlined wrd “diverted” in the last paragraph mean?
A．Divided. B．Changed.
C．Sent. D．Expanded.
30．What is the text mainly abut?
A．An advanced technlgy.
B．An utstanding inventr.
C．A shcking news stry.
D．A scientific study.
In recent years, a new trend has emerged amng yung travelers in Japan wh are increasingly pting fr “ff-the-beaten-path” destinatins instead f flcking t famus turist spts. This phenmenn, knwn as cunter-turism, is gaining ppularity as it ffers turists a chance t explre quieter and less cmmercialized areas.
Data frm a majr nline travel agency reveals that bkings fr accmmdatins in lesser-knwn twns increased by 25% year-n-year during the hliday seasn. Mrever, reservatins fr butique htels in these lcatins surged by at least fivefld. Lesser-knwn attractins saw significant grwth, with sme reprting ver 20% mre visitrs cmpared t the previus year. Fr example, the serene cuntryside f Shimane Prefecture welcmed apprximately 30,000 visitrs ver seven days, marking a 17% increase year-ver-year.
Travelers are chsing these quieter lcales nt nly t avid crwded places but als t enjy lwer csts and experience genuine lcal culture. In cntrast t ppular turist htspts, which can be verly cmmercialized, these hidden gems ffer mre authentic experiences and natural encunters. Additinally, changes in travel preferences reflect a grwing desire amng turists fr deeper relaxatin and meaningful engagement with their surrundings.
The nging impact f envirnmental cncerns and sustainability effrts als plays a rle in this shift. Travelers are becming mre cnscius f their eclgical ftprint and prefer destinatins that prmte sustainable turism practices. As a result, they are mre likely t chse ec-friendly accmmdatins and activities.
An editrial in the Tky Times nted that the rise f cunter-turism culd have psitive implicatins fr bth turists and the industry. It encurages diversity in travel ptins and frces traditinal turist hubs t innvate and imprve their fferings. Mre imprtantly, it helps distribute ecnmic benefits mre evenly acrss different regins.
Prfessr Sat, a turism expert, suggests that t fully capitalize n this trend, greater emphasis shuld be placed n develping unique lcal experiences and prmting lesser-knwn cultural heritage sites. Highlighting reginal traditins and fstering cmmunity invlvement are key strategies fr enhancing the appeal f ff-the-beaten-path destinatins.
31．What d the statistics in paragraph 2 indicate?
A．The success f travel agencies in Japan.
B．The prfitability f htels during hlidays.
C．The cntributin f turism t the ecnmy.
D．The rising trend f cunter-turism in Japan.
32．What is the fundamental reasn behind the emergence f cunter-turism?
A．Envirnmental awareness.
B．Changing travel preferences.
C．Lwer travel csts.
D．Lack f innvatin in well-knwn attractins.
33．Hw des the Tky Times view cunter-turism?
A．It will decline as envirnmental cncerns diminish.
B．It benefits bth turists and the turism market.
C．It enhances the spread f lcal culture t turists.
D．It hinders the develpment f ppular turist spts.
34．Accrding t Prfessr Sat, what advice is given fr develping the turism market?
A．Imprving infrastructure in turist areas.
B．Enhancing management rules fr turist attractins.
C．Explring the ptential and uniqueness f lesser-knwn attractins.
D．Prmting lcal characteristics thrugh scial media.
Life in the Clear
Transparent animals let light pass thrugh their bdies the same way light passes thrugh a windw. These animals typically live between the surface f the cean and a depth f abut 3,300 feet—as far as mst light can reach. Mst f them are extremely delicate and can be damaged by a simple tuch. Snke Jhnsen, a scientist in bilgy, says, “These animals live thrugh their life alne. They never tuch anything unless they’re eating it, r unless smething is eating them.”
And they are as clear as glass. Hw des an animal becme see-thrugh? It s trickier than yu might think.
The bjects arund yu are visible because they interact with light. Light typically travels in a straight line. But sme materials slw and scatter(散射) light, buncing it away frm its riginal path. Others absrb light, stpping it dead in its tracks. Bth scattering and absrptin make an bject lk different frm ther bjects arund it, s yu can see it easily.
But a transparent bject desn’t absrb r scatter light, at least nt very much. Light can pass thrugh it withut bending r stpping. That means a transparent bject desn’t lk very different frm the surrunding air r water. Yu dn’t see it yu see the things behind it.
T becme transparent, an animal needs t keep its bdy frm absrbing r scattering light. Living materials can stp light because they cntain pigments(色素) that absrb specific clrs f light. But a transparent animal desn’t have pigments, s its tissues wn’t absrb light. Accrding t Jhnsen, aviding absrptin is actually easy. The real challenge is preventing light frm scattering.
Animals are built f many different materials—skin, fat, and mre—and light mves thrugh each at a different speed. Every time light mves int a material with a new speed, it bends and scatters. Transparent animals use different tricks t fight scattering. Sme animals are simply very small r extremely flat. Withut much tissue t scatter light, it is easier t be see-thrugh. Others build a large, clear mass f nn-living jelly-like(果冻状的) material and spread themselves ver it.
Larger transparent animals have the biggest challenge, because they have t make all the different tissues in their bdies slw dwn light exactly as much as water des. They need t lk unifrm. But hw they’re ding it is still unknwn. One thing is clear: fr these larger animals, staying transparent is an active prcess. When they die, they turn a nn-transparent milky white.
35．Accrding t Paragraph 1, transparent animals ___________.
A．stay in grupsB．can be easily damaged
C．appear nly in deep ceanD．are beautiful creatures
36．The underlined wrd “dead” in Paragraph 3 means ___________.
A．silentlyB．gradually
C．regularlyD．cmpletely
37．One way fr an animal t becme transparent is t ___________.
A．change the directin f light travelB．gather materials t scatter light
C．avid the absrptin f lightD．grw bigger t stp light
38．The last paragraph tells us that larger transparent animals ___________.
A．mve mre slwly in deep water
B．stay see-thrugh even after death
C．prduce mre tissues fr their survival
D．take effective actin t reduce light spreading
Many peple have such a friend — ne wh understands and empathizes with them; ne wh always knws what t say when they are upset; ne wh they feel cmfrtable unburdening themselves t. Chances are that the friend has a high emtinal qutient (EQ). S what is an EQ? 39
EQ is als called “emtinal intelligence”, which has bth interpersnal and intrapersnal aspects. On the interpersnal side, emtinally intelligent peple can identify thers’ feelings. 40 On an intrapersnal level, they can understand their wn strengths and weaknesses. They dn’t let themselves be discuraged by mistakes, but they take respnsibility fr them.
There are many benefits emtinally intelligent peple can enjy. 41 This nt nly helps with making friends and building business relatinships, but als helps with building mre meaningful relatinships that culd last fr life. Additinally, thse with high EQs are better at adapting t life’s chances and can handle stressful situatins with mre grace.
42 First, an analysis f studies demnstrates that creative and self-cnfident innvatrs may be mre individualistic and therefre have a lwer EQ. On the ther hand, it’s pssible t imprve emtinal intelligence. Reflect n yur reactins during challenging mments and adpt cnstructive suggestins withut becming upset at criticism.
In cnclusin, emtinal intelligence is a valuable skill that can enhance every aspect f life. By develping ne’s ability t understand and manage emtins, a persn can face challenges flexibly. 43 Yu will likely see great imprvements in yurself.
A．Als they understand the surce f thse feelings.
B．One is that they can make gd cnnectins with thers.
C．Yu shuld learn t react t yur strng feelings crrectly.
D．This prevents emtinal decisins in the heat f the mment.
E．Hwever, if yu are nt emtinally intelligent, there’s sme gd news.
F．It is a measure f ne’s ability t perceive, respnd t, and regulate emtins.
G．S, actively develp and apply emtinal intelligence t fully benefit frm it.
三、完形填空（本大题共1小题）
I didn’t pssess (拥有) any f that pineer spirit f explring the unknwn. Besides, the lng jurney wuld take 44 fr transprtatin, accmmdatins and meals. Unless smene paid fr all thse 45 items, that rad trip wasn’t happening anytime sn. But I always imagined 46 being at all the places.
I had nly read abut in bks. One day, I nticed a brchure 47 a teacher creativity fellwship (团队) prgram fr the summer. This fellwship was fr teachers like me wh had taught fr a number f years and needed a(n) 48 passin fr cntinuing ur teaching career. I read ver the 49 f the prgram. One f the examples 50 traveling t dmestic (国内的) lcatins t study literature and histry.
Nt expecting any 51 , I went ahead and mailed my 52 . Then, reality hit me. Tw mnths later, I learned I was ne f eighty 53 frm hundreds f applicants.
With a(n) 54 n the utside and fear n the inside, I 55 packing and bking htels near the sites I wished t visit. I started n my travels the next mrning with a new purpse in each step.
Yes, I 56 my adventure and cntinued using all I learned in my lng teaching career. Ever since that trip, I have traveled t 57 lcatins and given lectures abut my fellwship and my life has changed due t a brave 58 .
44．A．mneyB．securityC．respectD．experience
45．A．efficientB．necessaryC．ptentialD．cnvenient
46．A．barelyB．graduallyC．nrmallyD．actually
47．A．seekingB．warningC．detectingD．advertising
48．A．rareB．mildC．newD．limited
49．A．cnclusinB．structureC．featureD．cntent
50．A．mentinedB．ppsedC．repeatedD．resisted
51．A．pltB．successC．delayD．hesitatin
52．A．essayB．draftC．applicatinD．bill
53．A．investigatedB．remvedC．selectedD．adjusted
54．A．smileB．tearC．anxietyD．cncern
55．A．set abutB．called nC．brught abutD．insisted n
56．A．finishedB．ceasedC．switchedD．prhibited
57．A．abnrmalB．unfamiliarC．instantD．unavailable
58．A．escapeB．encunterC．attemptD．appintment
四、语法填空（本大题共1小题）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。
We are currently living in an exciting time full f amazing 59 (discvery) in science and technlgy. Sme 60 (especial) imprtant technlgies that we use tday are the Internet and artificial intelligence, withut 61 the smartphne wuld nt be pssible. A typical smartphne 62 (place) in the time capsule already fr peple in the future t see.
The smartphne is 63 relatively new inventin, but these days peple culd hardly live withut it. It is extremely imprtant t mst peple 64 it makes ur lives mre interesting and cnvenient. Peple use the smartphne 65 many things besides messaging and calling, such as surfing the Internet, 66 (shp) nline and using virtual directins. There are als a lt f phts n it abut peple’s daily life, such as the fd peple eat, the clthes peple wear and the sprt peple play. Peple in the future will have a 67 (balanced) life with technlgy than that nwadays. Peple tday rely t much n it. While peple d nt want t lse the advantages smartphnes and ther technlgies bring, it wuld be nice fr peple 68 (spend) a bit less time using them.
五、书信写作（本大题共1小题）
69．假设你是李华，你们班计划与英国联谊学校的某个班级进行一场在线交流，商量“中英高中生短视频创作交流”的活动设计策划方案，请你代表班级写一封邮件给对方班长Hans，内容包括：
1.告知相关事宜(时间、内容)；
2.征求意见(确定短视频主题，时长，内容方向，评选环节等)。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Hans,
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
六、书面表达（本大题共1小题）
70．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。
Amy and I had been best friends since primary schl and spent almst every day with each ther. Smetimes, ther children said we were n fun because we were bth very academic(学术的) and liked t study, but we liked it that way. Bth f us were very hard-wrking and always gt gd grades at schl.
I thught we wuld be like this frever, hwever, ur friendship was n the rcks recently.
One Mnday, we had a surprise math quiz. I thught it was quite easy and was nt wrried abut the results.
I must have sunded very prud f myself after the quiz, saying hw easy it was and hw I was sure t get a gd grade. And many classmates lked at me with admiratin.
The next day after class, my math teacher tld me that I had the lwest grade in the class! I felt s ashamed and culdn’t believe it; I must be really stupid t fail a simple math quiz!
Afterwards, I pretended t be cheerful and greeted thers with a smile as usual, but Amy sensed smething was wrng.
We went t wash ur hands in the girls’ washrm befre lunch. She patted me n the shulder and asked me what happened. Seeing her cncerned lk, I had t admit hw badly I had dne in the math quiz. I begged her nt t tell anyne else, and culdn’t help sbbing (啜泣). She held me tightly, saying she wuld keep my secret, and cheered me up.
Hwever, the next day, I nticed that my classmates were staring at me as I came int math class, when I went t sit dwn, I was shcked t find a piece f paper n my desk that said, “ Sarah gt a D!” I was s upset that I felt like crying.
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。
Then I began t cry, wndering wh let ut my secret—was it Amy?

When hearing the truth frm Alice, I was shcked and culdn’t wait t find Amy t aplgize.

1．【答案】B
原文：W: I’d like t drive t the cinema, but my sister is using the car tnight.
M: Haven’t yu thught f the subway?
W: Gd idea. Then, there’s n need t call a taxi.
原文：W: I’d like t drive t the cinema, but my sister is using the car tnight.
M: Haven’t yu thught f the subway?
W: Gd idea. Then, there’s n need t call a taxi.
2．【答案】C
原文：W: Yu have t finish yur dinner befre yu leave the table.
M: But, Mum, I can’t eat anymre. I’m full.
W: What’s the matter? It desn’t taste gd?
M: It’s nt that I dn’t like yur cking, but I ate sme ckies befre we have dinner.
3．【答案】C
原文：W: S d yu like watching Crikey! It’s the Irwins?
M: Yes. I began watching it last year. And I immediately fell in lve with this reality TV shw. I can learn a lt abut wildlife. I think every kid shuld watch it.
4．【答案】B
原文：W: Mrning, Mr. Smith. Miss Lee telephned and she asked if yu wuld be able t meet her this afternn.
M: Srry, but I’ll have a meeting then. Please tell me her phne number and I’ll explain it t her right nw.
原文：W: Mrning, Mr. Smith. Miss Lee telephned and she asked if yu wuld be able t meet her this afternn.
M: Srry, but I’ll have a meeting then. Please tell me her phne number and I’ll explain it t her right nw.
5．【答案】A
原文：M: This is yur range juice madam.
W: Thank yu. By the way, why dn’t yu sell ht chclate when the weather is cld?
M: Gd idea. Can yu mail yur ideas t me? My email address is [email protected]. And dn’t frget t visit ur website. It’s
原文：M: This is yur range juice madam.
W: Thank yu. By the way, why dn’t yu sell ht chclate when the weather is cld?
M: Gd idea. Can yu mail yur ideas t me? My email address is [email protected]. And dn’t frget t visit ur website. It’s
【答案】6．C 7．B
原文：M: Yu knw, I’ll d anything t avid lifts.
W: Including taking the stairs t the seventh flr?
M: Oh, yes. Or mre. Exercise isn’t a bad thing. Hwever high the buildings are, I wn’t g in them.
W: D yu knw why they frighten yu s much?
M: I gt trapped in a lift when I was ten. There was a pwer cut. I was all alne in it fr abut fifteen minutes, but it seemed like an hur. I suppse I shuld get treatment fr it.
原文：M: Yu knw, I’ll d anything t avid lifts.
W: Including taking the stairs t the seventh flr?
M: Oh, yes. Or mre. Exercise isn’t a bad thing. Hwever high the buildings are, I wn’t g in them.
W: D yu knw why they frighten yu s much?
M: I gt trapped in a lift when I was ten. There was a pwer cut. I was all alne in it fr abut fifteen minutes, but it seemed like an hur. I suppse I shuld get treatment fr it.
【答案】
8．A
9．C
原文：M: Mm, I’m sick. My thrat hurts and I have a stmachache. Can I stay at hme this mrning?
W: I’ll ask fr sick leave fr yu. Maybe yu ate smething bad. What did yu eat last night?
M: Just the ndles yu cked. But I dn’t think there is any prblem with the ndles. Dad and Emily ate them t.
W: Yeah, n ne else is sick, s it’s nt that. I’ll make yu sme tea with hney nw. And then I will call the dctr.
【答案】10．A 11．C
原文：W: Excuse me, I’m lking fr the manager. I bught a watch in the shp. But I have sme questins abut the purchase.
M: I am the manager f the shp. What can I d fr yu, madam?
W: I bught the watch yesterday. I’m cnfused that I didn’t get the discunt that yu were advertising. I thught that it wuld be 25% ff! What went wrng, sir?
M: Let me have a lk. It was checked ut n register fur. Heather is in charge f that. She is new here, s she prbably didn’t knw abut the sale. I’m srry abut that. I’ll fix the prblem right away and pay yu sme cash.
W: Thanks, sir.
M: Yu are welcme.
原文：W: Excuse me, I’m lking fr the manager. I bught a watch in the shp. But I have sme questins abut the purchase.
M: I am the manager f the shp. What can I d fr yu, madam?
W: I bught the watch yesterday. I’m cnfused that I didn’t get the discunt that yu were advertising. I thught that it wuld be 25% ff! What went wrng, sir?
M: Let me have a lk. It was checked ut n register fur. Heather is in charge f that. She is new here, s she prbably didn’t knw abut the sale. I’m srry abut that. I’ll fix the prblem right away and pay yu sme cash.
W: Thanks, sir.
M: Yu are welcme.
【答案】12．A 13．B 14．C
原文：M: S, have yu decided whether yu’re jining me this weekend?
W: I’m still nt sure. My wrk schedule has been pretty tight lately.
M: I believe yu can finish all yur wrk by Friday, Hnestly, yu really need sme rest. I’ve nticed that yu always stay at hme n weekends. Why nt g and play utside? I’ve planned sme fun activities. On the first day, I will climb Seafell Pike. And the next day, I will arrange a camping trip.
W: Sunds wnderful. But I’m nt keen n packed places. The last time I went t the beach, I planned t lie there and read a bk. Hwever, it was s full that I culdn’t even find a spt t sit, I shuld never have gne there-it was a ttal waste f time.
M: We can g early t avid that.
W: Okay. I’ll give it a try. But yu knw, Mrs. Brwn ften gives us last-minute tasks, especially n Fridays. I can’t give yu my wrd.
原文：M: S, have yu decided whether yu’re jining me this weekend?
W: I’m still nt sure. My wrk schedule has been pretty tight lately.
M: I believe yu can finish all yur wrk by Friday, Hnestly, yu really need sme rest. I’ve nticed that yu always stay at hme n weekends. Why nt g and play utside? I’ve planned sme fun activities. On the first day, I will climb Seafell Pike. And the next day, I will arrange a camping trip.
W: Sunds wnderful. But I’m nt keen n packed places. The last time I went t the beach, I planned t lie there and read a bk. Hwever, it was s full that I culdn’t even find a spt t sit, I shuld never have gne there-it was a ttal waste f time.
M: We can g early t avid that.
W: Okay. I’ll give it a try. But yu knw, Mrs. Brwn ften gives us last-minute tasks, especially n Fridays. I can’t give yu my wrd.
【答案】15．B 16．A 17．B 18．C
原文：W: Ghibli Park will pen n Nvember 1 in Japan. When it pens, three f the five planned areas will be ready. The main area is Ghibli’s grand warehuse. It has restaurants, cinemas, shps and rms fr Ghibli wrks exhibits. Amng which the rbt sldier frm castle in the sky is expected t be the mst ppular. The secnd and third areas are hill f yuth and Dndk Frest. They als have many special spts. Fr example, hill f yuth features the earth huse frm listening t the side. Frm the balcny, yu can have a whle view f the park.
Tickets are available nline as f august 10th fr dates beginning Nvember 19． Reservatins are required as there will nt be day f tickets sld. Yu must buy separate tickets fr each attractin yu want t visit. The mst expensive f the three is Ghibli’s grand warehuse. Tickets cst 2000 Yen fr adults, 1000 Yen fr children n weekdays. On weekends and hlidays, that price is 2500 Yen fr adults, 1500 Yen fr kids.
原文：W: Ghibli Park will pen n Nvember 1 in Japan. When it pens, three f the five planned areas will be ready. The main area is Ghibli’s grand warehuse. It has restaurants, cinemas, shps and rms fr Ghibli wrks exhibits. Amng which the rbt sldier frm castle in the sky is expected t be the mst ppular. The secnd and third areas are hill f yuth and Dndk Frest. They als have many special spts. Fr example, hill f yuth features the earth huse frm listening t the side. Frm the balcny, yu can have a whle view f the park.
Tickets are available nline as f august 10th fr dates beginning Nvember 1. Reservatins are required as there will nt be day f tickets sld. Yu must buy separate tickets fr each attractin yu want t visit. The mst expensive f the three is Ghibli’s grand warehuse. Tickets cst 2000 Yen fr adults, 1000 Yen fr children n weekdays. On weekends and hlidays, that price is 2500 Yen fr adults, 1500 Yen fr kids.
二、阅读理解
【答案】19．B 20．D 21．B
【答案】27．A
28．D
29．C
30．A
【答案】
31．D
32．B
33．B
34．C
【答案】
35．B
36．D
37．C
38．D
【答案】39．F 40．A 41．B 42．E 43．G
【答案】
44．A 45．B 46．D 47．D 48．C 49．D 50．A 51．B 52．C 53．C 54．A 55．A 56．A 57．B 58．C
四、语法填空
【答案】
59．discveries 60．especially 61．which 62．has been placed 63．a 64．because 65．fr 66．shpping 67．mre balanced 68．t spend
69．【答案】Dear Hans,
I’m Li Hua. Our class plans t have an nline meeting with yurs t discuss the “Shrt Vide Creatin Exchange fr High Schl Students in China and the UK”. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. next Friday n Zm.
We’ll talk abut the design plan f this activity. But befre that, we’d like t hear yur ideas. What d yu think abut the theme, duratin, cntent directin f the shrt vides, and the selectin prcess?
Lking frward t yur reply.
Yurs,
Li Hua
70．【答案】One pssible versin:
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