江蘇省連云港市贛榆縣智賢中學高中英語 Unit 2 Wish you were here同步練習（八）牛津譯林版必修2

PAGEPAGE14Unit2Wishyouwerehere同步練習(八)SelfAssessmentI.聽力：第一節(jié)：請聽下面5段對話；每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有l(wèi)0秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一個小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.Whatwillthewomando? A.Haveatripabroad. B.Phoneherfamily. C.Gobackhome.2.Whatarethe.twospeakerstalkingabout? A.Acountry. B.Atrip. C.Supper.3.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers? A.Daughterandfather. B.Bossandemployee. C.Studentandteacher.4.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace? A.Inarestaurant. B.Inahotel. C.Inacompany.5.HowdidMargaretgotoChicago? A.Byair. B.Bytrain. C.Byship.第二節(jié)聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間來閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6至8題。6.WhatisBarbaraplanningtodothisevening? A.VisitBob.B.HavedinnerwithsomeAmericanfriends. C.SeesomeAmericansoff.7.What’swrongwithBob? A.He’sgotastomachache.B.He’sgotaheadache.C.He’stakentoomanyaspirins.8.WhoisBobgoingtowriteto? A.Hisparents. B.Hisgirlfriend. C.HisAmericanfriends.聽第7段材料，回答第9至11題。9.Whatistheman? A.Areporter. B.Apoliceman. C.Adriver.10.Whatcausedtheaccident? A.Thetruckdriverwentovertheredtrafficlight. B.Thecardriverwentovertheredtrafficlight. C.Boththedriverswentovertheredtrafficlight.11.WhydoesJoanknowsomuchabouttheaccident? A.Sheisalsoadriver. B.Sheisapolicewoman. C.Shehappenedtoseetheaccidentclearly.聽第8段材料，回答第12至14題。12.WhoisPrince? A.Adog. B.Acat. C.Theman’sson.13.What’stherelationshipbetweenthetwospeakers? A.Husbandandwife.B.Strangers. C.Closeneighbors.14.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation? A.Thewomanhadagoodsleepthatnight. B.Themandoesn’tgetalongwellwiththewoman. C.Thewomanwasoutofwork,soshegotangry.聽第9段材料，回答第15至17題。15.Wherearethetwospeakersmostprobably? A.Atabusstop. B.Inahotel. C.Attheairport.16.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation? A.It’sthefirsttimethatMissGreenhascometothiscity. B.HenryknowsMissGreenverywell. C.MissGreenwantstotravelaroundthecityherself.17.WhatisMissGreenmostprobablygoingtodointheafternoon? A.Stayinthehotel. B.GobacktoAmerica. C.Walkaroundthecity.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。18.WhatdidtheBritishplantodoinApril1775? A.LeaveAmerica. B.AttacktheAmericans C.Stopfighting.19.WhatdidPauldointhemiddleofthenight? A.Hedecidedtorunaway. B.Hestayedathomeanddidnothing. C.HewenttoreportontheBritishplan.20.WhydidtheAmericanswin? A.TheBritishdidnotfightbravely. B.Theyhadbeenwellpreparedforthebattle. C.TheyweremuchstrongerthantheBritish.II.單項選擇：21.Attheageoffive,____________. A.hewenttoAmerica B.hisfatherdiedC.acarknockedhimdown D.Alltheabove22.I’vebeen_____forabetterjobsinceChristmas.A.lookinground B.lookingout C.lookingup D.lookingat23.Thechildrenhavebeenplayingwithmyhat—they’veknockeditoutof______.A.control B.size C.shape D.line24.——DoyouintendtostudyEnglishnextterm?——Yes,________.A.Iintend B.Iintendto C.Iintendthat D.Iintendso25.Scientists_______inmanyways________theircontributions________thedevelopmentandprogressofhumansociety.A.alwayshonor;in;to B.alwayshonor;at;forC.arealwayshonored;for;to D.arealwayshonored;from;for26.Youcanhardlyimaginethedifficultythewomanhad_______herchildren.A.broughtup B.tobringup C.bringingup D.tohavebroughtup27.Althoughthereweresomanypeopleinthesquare,Icould________myfriend.A.pickup B.pickout C.makeup D.setout28.——Whydidshespendsomuchtimesearchingshopaftershoponlyforablouse?——Oh,Shewasvery__________aboutwhatshewears.A.especial B.special C.unusual D.particular29.Thatyearhistotalincome,withhisreward________,______12,000yuan.A.addedto;addedupto B.added;addedtoC.addedupto;added D.addsto;addsupto30.Youshouldtellher,becauseshe’llfindout_________.A.nowandthen B.afterashorttime C.soonerorlater D.onceinawhile31.——Wouldyouliketoseeafilmwithusthisevening?——I’dliketo.ButIcan’t_____thetimebecauseIhavetofinishmycomposition.A.afford B.pass C.take D.spend32.Abridgemadeofstoneismuchstrongerthan________madeofwood.A.one B.that C.theone D.those33.Manypolicemenandsoldiersare______theforest_____theprisonerescapingfromprison.A.searchingfor;searching B.searching;searchingC.searching;insearchof D.insearchfor;searchingfor34.——HowdidyoulearntospeakEnglishsowell?——Bypractisingspeaking______Ihadachance.A.whatever B.however C.whenever D.whoever35.Itisstrangethatsuchathing________inyourschool.A.happens B.happened C.shouldhappen D.hadhappenedIII.完形填空：HereinAlaska,thewolfalmostdisappearedafewyearsago,becausehunterswerekillinghundredsofthemfor36.However,lawswerepassedtoprotectthewolves37thesportsmenandalsothepeoplewho38theanimalsforfur.Sothewolfpopulationhasgreatly39.Nowthereareso40wolvesthattheyaredestroyingtheirown41supply.Awolfnaturallypreys(捕食)onanimalsinthe42family.Peopleinthewilderness(荒原)alsohuntdeerforfood.Manyoftheanimalshavebeendestroyedbythevery43recentlyandbychangesinthewilderness44life.Whenthedeercan’tfind45food,theydie.Ifthewolves46tokilllargenumbersofdeer,theirpreywill47someday.Andthewolveswill,too.Sowemust48thecycleoflifeinthewildernessto49theecology.Ifwekilledmorewolves,wewould50themandtheirpreyfromextinction(絕種).We’dalsosavesome51animals.Inanothernorthernstate,wolvesattackedcowsandchickensfor52.53wanttheUnitedStatesgovernmenttosendateamof54tostudytheproblem.Theybelieveitisnecessarytokillwolvesinsomeareasandtoprotecttheminplaceswherethereisa55wolfpopulation.36.A.fun B.food C.sport D.interest37.A.for B.of C.from D.about38.A.take B.catch C.find D.play39.A.increased B.reduced C.developed D.advanced40.A.many B.few C.much D.little41.A.animal B.plant C.food D.water42.A.cat B.dog C.deer D.cows43.A.hotsummers B.warmsprings C.coolautumns D.coldwinters44.A.animal B.plant C.food D.cold45.A.good B.much C.more D.enough46.A.start B.stop C.decide D.continue47.A.disappear B.reduce C.increase D.appear48.A.keep B.change C.renew D.form49.A.change B.remain C.balance D.keep50.A.help B.kill C.make D.save51.A.wild B.farm C.useful D.field52.A.fur B.sport C.food D.fun53.A.Farmers B.Scientists C.Biologists D.Fishermen54.A.officials B.doctors C.teachers D.biologists55.A.small B.large C.increasing D.naturalIV.閱讀理解：(A)JeremyFox,aretiredbusinessmaninasmallcityinEngland,recentlyboughtanoldfarmhousewithayardandasmallfield,somefivemilesoutofthetown.Thereheplannedtoleadasimplelifewithhiswife,Amelia.Itwaswhileclearingouttheoldbarnonthefarsideoftheyardthathemadeaninterestingdiscovery.Inacorner,undersomeoldsacks,hefoundsomelargefragments(碎片)ofanantiquebowl.Outofcuriosity,hetookthemintothekitchenand,muchtotheangerofhiswife,washedthemudoffthem.Thateveninghespreadnewspapersoverthekitchentableandcarefullystudiedthefragmentstogether.However,twopieceswerefoundmissing.Twodayslater,havingpulleddownthebarn,Mr.Foxwasdiggingoverthegroundinpreparationfortheinstallation(安裝)ofagreenhouse,whenhediscoveredthetwomissingpieces.Whenhehadstucktheminposition,thebowllookedsofinethatAmeliaagreedtoitsbeingplacedonatableinthelivingroom,infrontofthewindow.“Wemighthavesomethingabitspecialhere,”hesaidtohiswife.Afewdayslater,Jeremytookseveralphotographsofthebowl,whichhesentofftoSotheby’sinLondon.Unexpectedly,Sotheby’swasextremelyinterestedinthebowlandsentanexperttoinspectit.ItturnedoutthatitwasaChineseMingfishbowl,datingbacktoaround1500,andmightbeexpectedtogetafive-figuresumatauction(拍賣).Aweeklaterstillmoreunexpectedly,twopoliceofficerscalledandtoldtheFoxesthebowlwasstolenproperty.Sothebowlneverreachedtheauctionroom,andMr.Foxneverreceivedthefive-figuresumthathadbeenmentioned.However,heframedoneofthephotographshehadtakenandhungitonthewall.56.AtfirstMrs.Foxseemedtobe______.A.greatlyannoyedatMr.Fox’senthusiasmB.verymuchinterestedinthediscoveryC.uncertainofMr.Fox’senthusiasmD.curiousaboutMr.Fox’sfindings57.Thetwomissingpieceshappenedtobefound_________.A.inthekitchen B.inagreenhouseC.outoftheoldbarn D.undertheground58.Mostlikely“Sotheby’s”was_________.A.anantiqueshop B.afriendofMr.Fox’sC.anartist D.achinastore59.Accordingtotheexpert,thebowlcouldbesoldatthepriceof________.A.fivethousandpounds B.lessthantenthousandpoundsC.onethousand,rivehundredandninetypounds D.atleasttenthousandpounds60.WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrue?A.MostprobablySotheby’spurchasedthebowlintheend.B.ItturnedoutthatMr.Foxgotneitherthemoneynorthebowl.C.Mr.Foxpreferredcountrylifetocitylifeafterhisretirement.D.Mr.Foxwasfondofgardening.（B）HowgoodareUSdrivers?TheCBS--TV“NationalDriversTest”showedthatmanyUSdrivershavealottolearn.Here’swhy.CBSpicked1,799sampledriverstotakethetestinTVstudiosinNewYork,Philadelphia,Chicago,andLosAngeles.Morethantwooutoffiveofthedriversfailedthetest.Andtheaveragescorewasthelowestpassingmark－Chicagodriversdidbestwithanaverageof53points.Los.Angelesdriverscamenextwith52points.NewYorkandPhiladelphiadriversgot50points－afailingscore.Driverswith50pointsorlesswererated“poorlyinformed”bythejudges.Herearesomeofthetestresults:①Aremendriversbetterinformedthanwomenones?Yes.Menaveraged52points.Womengotanaverageof49.②Areolderdriversbetterinformedthanyoungerdrivers?No.Driversunder26averaged52points.Driversfrom27to45averaged51.Driversover45failedwitha48-pointaverage.③Doeseducationmakeadifference?Yes.Collegegraduatesaveraged52points.Highschoolgraduatesaveraged50.Thosewithouthighschooldiplomas(畢業(yè)證)got48.Andpeoplewhohadtakendrivereducationcoursesscoredanaverageof53points－threemorethanthosewhohadn’t.④Doesdrivingexperiencemakeadifference?Yes.Driverswiththreeormoreyearsexperienceaveraged51points.Driverswithlessexperienceaveraged49.Herearesomesurprisingfactsbroughtoutbythetest:①Morethanoneoutofthreedriversdidnotknowthatablinkingredlightmeansafullstop.②Threeoutoftendriversdidnotknowthatanoctagonal(eight-sided)signmeansstop.③Morethantwooutofthreedriversdidnotknowwhattodowhenbeing“tailgated”(追尾的).Theanswer:slowdown,drivetotheright,andletthedriverbehindpass.TheresultsofthetestwereturnedovertotheNationalSafetyCouncil(委員會).Theywillhelpfuturesafetyplanning.61.Theauthor’spurposeisto___________.A.provethatmenarebetterdriversthanwomenB.giveyousafedrivingdirectionsC.tellyoutheresultsofanationaldrivers’testD.requireyoutogetaneducation62.Fromtheinformationinthisarticle,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.Olderdriversarebetterinformedthanyoungerdrivers.B.Experiencemakesdifferenceamongdrivers.C.Mostdriversfailedthetest.D.Mostpeopledon’tknowwhatablinkingredlightmeans.63.ThetestcoveredthefollowingareasaboutdriversEXCEPT_____________.A.education B.yearsofdrivingexperience C.sex D.health64.Whichofthefollowingasagroupwasrated“poorlyinformed”bythejudges?A.Men. B.Highschoolgraduateddrivers.C.Driversfrom27to45yearsofage. D.Driverswith3ormoreyearsexperience.65.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrue?A.Educationmakesnodifferenceinthepassingrateofthedrivers.B.Menarebetterinformedthanwomen.C.Chicagodriversarethebest-informeddriversinAmerica.D.Thetestresultswillbeusedasaguideforfuturesafetyplanning.（C）Asinglescreamshattered(=broke)themorningcalmandwokeBerniefromatroubledsleep.Acarracedpastthehouse.Berniegotupandopenedthecurtains.Acatlayinthemiddleoftheroad,twisted,brokenandstill.Itwasnotararesightonthatbusycorner.Driverstookmorecaretoavoiddogs,fortherewasoftenavalueonadog;farmersandthelikemightdependonthem.Butcatswerenobody’sbusinessreally,andthereweretoomanyaboutanyway.Itwaslatethateveningthatthefirstfaintcrieswereheard.Nicola,readinginbed,heardthembuttooklittlenotice.Shesleptinthebackofthehouse,awayfromstreetnoises,andtherewereoftenfightingcatsbeneathherwindow.Nextmorning,whenBerniewokeherforschool,therewerethecriesagain,notjustonebutseveraltogether.Nicolastaredathermother.“They’rekittens,”shecried.“Thatmusthavebeenamothercatyesterday.Thekittens(小貓)aresomewhereandthey’rehungry.”AfterschoolNicolafoundthelittlefamilyinastoreroombeneaththehouse.Thedoorofthisstoreroomwasalwayskeptshut,butabrokenwindowhighinthewallwasaninvitationtoanynormalcat.Thereweresixkittens,allverytiny.Fourwereblackandwhiteandtwoweremarmalade.WhenNicolabenttopickoneup,therewasafiercereaction,andsixtinybacksarchedinterror.Laughing,shelifteduponeofthelittlethingsandwassurprisedathowquicklyitgrewcalmandcuriousinthewarmthofherhand.Itseyeswereonlyhalfopen,anditseemedtooweaktostandup.OnebyoneNicolaputtheminacardboardboxandtookthemindoors.“Theymustbefedatonce,”Bernie,saidwhenshesawthem.Sheputsomemilkonthestovetowarm.“Nicky,lookforthatdolls’feedingbottleyouusedtohave.Ithinkit’sinyourcupboard.Theselittlecreaturescan’tdrinkfromasaucerlikecats;theyhavetobefedlikebabies.”Shedippedherfingersinthewarmmilkandputthemtothemouthofeachkitteninturn.Howtheylovedit!66.Whatwasthecauseofthescream?A.Berniehadanightmareandwokewithascream.B.Amotorcarwenttoofastroundacorner.C.Therewasacat-and-dogfightoutside.D.Acatwasrunoverinthestreet.67.Weunderstandfromthepassagethatmotorists_______.A.arereliabledogowners B.tryhardnottorunoverdogsC.arenotsocarefulasfarmersare D.oftendependupontheirdogs68.WhenNicolafirstheardthecries,she_______.A.knewtheywerekittens’cries B.gotupandlookedforthekittensC.didnotthinkaboutthem D.thoughttheycamefromthestreet69.WhydidNicolalookforthekittensinthestoreroom?A.Shethoughtacatcouldhavegotintoit.B.Alotofthefamily’scatslivedthere.C.Shehadseenthemothercatgoingin.D.Someonehadleftthedooropenforher.70.WhenNicolabentdowntothekittens,________.A.theyattackedher B.theyshowedtheywereafraidC.theywelcomedher D.theyranawayfromherV.短文改錯：ElvisPresleyinl955recordedsomesongsforhismother 1._________birthday.Thepeopleattherecordingstudiolikedhersinging 2._________andmusic.Therewassomethingdifferentaboutit.Itwas 3._________countryorwesternmusic,butitwasalsosounded 4._________alittlelikemusicwhichblackpeopleusedtosingin 5._________thesouthofAmerica.Shortafterthat,ElvismetTomParker, 6._________whobecamehismanagerandarrangeconcertsforhim 7._________acrosstheUSAandnewrecordingsaswellas.SoonElvis 8._________becamefamousallovertheworld.Andhefoundithardto 9._________livewithsuccess.Hebegantotakedrugs.Hediedonan 10._________earlyageof42.VI.書面表達：根據(jù)下列圖表以“HowPeopleSpentTheirHoliday”為題，寫一篇字數(shù)為120詞左右的短文。ChangesintheWaysPeopleSpentTheirHolidaysThewaysofspendingholiday19932003travelingabroad12%24%goingtoseaside38%31%camping10%36%stayingathome40%9%total100%100%參考答案聽力：1—5CCBBA6—10BBABA 11—15CACBC 16—20ACBCB單項填空：21.A。本題易誤選D。受漢語譯文的影響，三個答案似乎都符合題意。attheageof指“某人在……歲時”，其邏輯主語應為主句的主語，C中的acar沒有年齡之說，而B中是“他的父親5歲時去世”，不可能在5歲就做了“父親”。只有A符合題意。22.A。lookround具有“審查供選擇的事物或可能性”的意思。答案為A。意為：“自從圣誕節(jié)以來，我一直尋找更好的工作”，指在工作中進行選擇。23.C。outofcontrol失控；outofsize無此表達；outofshape變形，走樣；outofline出線。句子的意思是：孩子們一直玩著我的帽子！—把它弄得不成樣子了。所以應選擇C。outofshape變形，走樣。outofshape還可作“身體不健康”解。如：Takeexerciseifyou’reoutofshape.(身體不好就要鍛煉)。其反義詞為：inshape。如：You’reneverbeinshapeuntilyoueatlessandtakemoreexercise.(只有少吃多鍛煉，才能健美)。24.B。本題考查省略句的用法。intendto后省略了studyEnglishnextterm。25.C。honor作及物動詞，honorsb.forsth.意為“因某事而給某人榮譽”。contributions意為“對……的貢獻”，介詞只能用to。26.C。thewomanhad_____herchildren在句中作定語從句，修飾先行詞thedifficulty。thedifficulty在從句中作had的賓語。havesomedifficulty(in)doingsth.是常用的結構。27.B。pickoutsb./one’sfaceinthecrowd 意為“在人群中認出某人/認出某人的臉”。28.D。beparticularabout是一固定搭配，其它詞不能表達“對……挑剔”的意義。29.A。那一年他的總收入達12,000元。addup(to)意為“總計(達……)”。addto意為“增加、增添”。30.C。A和D意思相同，意為“不時；有時”。B常與過去時連用。句意是“你應該告訴她，因為遲早回真相大白的”。故選C。31.A。affordthetime意為“抽出時間”。C和D與time連用時，time前無the。32.A。在比較從句中為了避免重復，我們通常同that（those），one（ones）代替前面出現(xiàn)的名詞。that指物，one即可指人，也可指物。that可代替可數(shù)名詞單數(shù)和不可數(shù)名詞，而one只能代替可數(shù)名詞。試比較：Thebookonthetableismoreinterestingthanthatonthedesk.(這里that=thatone=theone)Aboxmadeofironisstrongerthanonemadeofwood.(這里one≠theone)。33.C。searchtheforest搜查森林。insearchof=searchingfor=lookingfor尋找34.C。whatever在句中作定語、主語或賓語，不適合句意。whoever作主語，也不適合句子。however作狀語，指方式，與句子語境不吻合。whenever意為“無論何時”，引導狀語從句，指時間，可入選。35.C。句意為：“真奇怪這種事情居然會發(fā)生在你的學?！?。strange意為“奇怪”，表示對事實的驚訝與不滿，要用shoulddo表示虛擬語氣，should可以省略。其它答案時態(tài)都不對。完形填空：本文講述了生物鏈中動物生態(tài)平衡的問題。36．C。Sport在這里指的是“鄉(xiāng)間戶外活動”，后面sportsmen暗示了這一點。37．C。protect…from為—’—固定用法，意為“保護……免于……之害／之苦”。38．B。表示捕獲用catch。39．A。按常識判斷，動物保護法通過以后，狼的數(shù)量應當大大增加。40．A。41．C。現(xiàn)在狼太多了，反而把自己的食物來源破壞了。42．C。狼以吃鹿為生。后面有提示。43．D。只有寒冷的冬天才能使動物大量地死亡。44．B。鹿賴以生存的野生植物環(huán)境也遭到了破壞。45．D。當鹿找不到足夠多的食物的時候，它們就死亡了。46．D。47．A。如果狼繼續(xù)大量地捕殺鹿的話，它們的食物來源總有一天會消失。48．B。我們必須改變這種惡性生態(tài)循環(huán)。49．C。保持生態(tài)平衡。50．D。如果我們捕殺更多的狼，我們實際上拯救了它們，使它們免于滅絕之災。51．B。狼除了吃野外的動物，他們還吃農場飼養(yǎng)的動物。此處不宜選用wild，因為前一句已提到狼的捕獵物——野外的動物。52．C。狼攻擊這些奶牛和雞是為了獲得食物。53．A。只有農民才會提出這樣的請求。54．D。因為只有生物學家與這個問題有關。55．A。在狼太多的地方采取捕殺的政策，而在狼數(shù)目不多的地方采取保護政策。閱讀理解：56．A。此題考查細節(jié)內容。從第2段中的muchtotheangerofhiswife可知。57．D。此題仍考查細節(jié)內容。從第3段第l句話可知。58．A。此題考查推理判斷能力。從Sotheby’s這個詞的’s和其在文中的位置可知為—地點，再根據(jù)內容可排除D項。anantiqueshop意為“—家古董店”。59．D。此題考查細節(jié)與計算能力。從倒數(shù)第3段最后一句getafive-figuresumatanauction可知。five-figure意為“五位數(shù)”。60．A。此題考查對全文的綜合理解。通讀全文可知B、C、D三項均符合文意，再結合最后兩段可知A項不正確。61．C。此題考查對作者寫作意圖的推斷。從"NationalDriversTest"及下文的分數(shù)、考試結果等可推知。62．B。此題考查對全文的事實理解。從文中的第4點及回答可知。63．D。根據(jù)文章細節(jié)，用排除法可知。64．B。此題考查歸納能力。由第三段最后—句話及第3點可知。65．A。此題考查對全文事實的理解。從考試結果的第3點可知，也可運用排除法得知。66．D。此題考查細節(jié)辨認。從第l段的前幾句可知。67．B。此題考查事實理解。從第1段中的Driverstookmorecaretoavoiddogs，for...一句可知。68．C。此題考查細節(jié)事實。從第2段的第l、2句話可知。69．A。此題考查推理判斷能力。從倒數(shù)第2段可推知。70．B。此題考查細節(jié)理解。從WhenNicolabenttopickoneup，therewasafiercereaction，andsixtinybacksarchedinterror．可知。短文改錯：1.mother–mother’s。mother’s作定語，修飾birthday。2.her–his。指代錯誤。這兒指代ElvisPresley本人，不是他母親。3.√。4.去掉was。因為sound是連系動詞，沒有被動語態(tài)形式。5.music前加上the。因后有定語從句，此處為特指。6.Short–Shortly。副詞Shortly修飾afterthat。shortlyafterthat：從那時以后不久。7.arrange–arranged。此處應與became形式一致。8.去掉第二個as。副詞短語aswell意為“也，又”，表示concerts和recordings平行。9.And–But。意義上轉折。10.on–at。書面表達：Onepossibleversion:HowPeopleSpentTheirHolidaysThewaypeoplespenttheirholidayshavechangedagreatdeal.In1993,40%ofthepeoplespenttheirholidaysathome,thenumberdroppingto9%in2003.Itseemedthatpeoplehadmoresparetimethanbeforeandthey’dliketospendmoretimeandmoneytoexploretheoutsideworldorenjoytheentertainmentsthanbefore.Thetableshowsthatagreatnumberofpeoplespenttheirholidaytravelingabroad.Comparedwith1993(12%),theratein2003(24%)isdoubled.Becausepeoplenowarericherthanbefore,theycanaffordtheoverseasjourneyandthetendencywillcontinuetorise.Thereareothertworemarkabletendenciesshowninthetable:oneistherateofgoingtotheseasideremainednearlythesame,andtheotheristherateofcampingwhichhasrisenfrom10%in1993to36%in2003—increasedbymorethanthreetimes.Thereasonmaybethatthetruenatureoftheearthattractspeopleverymuch,andtheywanttoconquerthenatureanddiscovertherealworldaroundthem.附聽力原文：(Text1)M:Don’tforgettophonemewhenyougethome.Justletmeknowyou’vearrivedsafely.W:Iwon’tforget.Goodbyethen.M:Haveanicetrip.(Text2)W:Let’seatouttonight.M:That’sagoodidea.HowaboutanItalianmeal?W:Good.I’dloveto.Whattimeshallwego?(Text3)W:I’dliketohaveadayoff,ifImay.M:I’dratheryoudidn’t,becausethereistoomuchworktodointheoffice.(Text4)M:I’mafraidIhavetoseeyourmanager.W:What’stheproblem?M:Everythinginmyroomisverydirty.W:I’mverysorryaboutthat.Probablyyouwereshownintothewrongroom.(Text5)M:DidyouhearthatMargret’splaneiscaughtinsnowinChicago?W:Wesuggestedthatshetakeatrainbutshewouldn’tlisten.(Text6)W:Bob?It’sme,Barbara.AmIringingatabadtime?M:No,no.That’sallright.Isitsomethingimportant?W:No,notreally.SomeAmericanfriendsarehereforafewdaysandtheywanttogoforamealthisevening.Ithinkmaybeyou’dliketocome.M:I’mafraidIcan’t.I’vegotabadheadache.W:Oh,haveyou?I’msorry.Whydon’tyoutakeacoupleofaspirinsandliedownforabit?You’llbeallrightinhalfanhour.M:Yes,Iknow,butit’snotjusttheheadache.I’mafraidIreallyoughttodomywashingthiseveningandI’vegottowritehometomyparents,too.W:Allright.Someothertimethen.Well,haveaniceevening,Bob.M:Waitaminute,Barbara.I’llringyouearlytomorrowmorning.W:OK.Seeyouthen.(Text7)M:Now,Joan,didyougetagoodviewoftheaccident?W:Oh,