江西省重點(diǎn)中學(xué)盟校高三下學(xué)期二模英語試題

江西省重點(diǎn)中學(xué)盟校2024屆高三第二次聯(lián)考英語考生注意：1.本試卷分選擇題和非選擇題兩部分。滿分150分，考試時間120分鐘。2.答題前，考生務(wù)必用直徑0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆將密封線內(nèi)項(xiàng)目填寫清楚。3.考生作答時，請將答案答在答題卡上。選擇題每小題選出答案后，用2B鉛筆把答題卡上對應(yīng)題目的答案標(biāo)號涂黑；非選擇題請用直徑0.5毫米黑色墨水簽字筆在答題卡上各題的答題區(qū)域內(nèi)作答，超出答題區(qū)域書寫的答案無效，在試題卷、草稿紙上作答無效。4.本卷命題范圍：高考范圍。第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）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(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.Whichplatformisthewomanlookingfor?A.No.5. B.No.10. C.No.12.2.Whattimeisitnow?A.4:40pm. B.4:45pm. C.4:50pm.3.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hewillgofaster. B.Heisdoinghisbest. C.Hehasmadeamistake.4.Howdoesthewomanfeel?A.Annoyed. B.Surprised. C.Excited.5.Howmanypeoplewillgotothemovies?A.Three. B.Four. C.Five.第二節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，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(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。6.Whatdoesthemansayaboutthekids?A.Theyarelazy. B.Theyplaintoomuch. C.Theylovehisclasses.7.Whoisprobablythewoman?A.Aparent. B.Aheadteacher. C.Astudent.聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。8.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydofirst?A.Trystreetfood. B.Gotothebeach. C.Haveacupofcoffee.9.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Motherandson. B.Touristandguide. C.Fatheranddaughter.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10.Wherewillthemanwork?A.IntheUK. B.IntheUS. C.InChina.11.Whatcanweknowabouttheman?A.Hehasgotapromotion.B.Hehastoworklongerhours.C.Heisoutofjob.12.Howwillthewomanimproveherlanguageskills?A.Bytakinglanguageclasses.B.Bymunicatingwithfriends.C.Bywatchingmoreforeignmovies.聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。13.Whichcolorhastobeincluded?A.Pink. B.Red. C.Yellow.14.Whatisthewoman’sbudgetforallthegifts?A.Lessthan￡20. B.Morethan￡30. C.Between￡20and￡30.15.Whenwillthegiftsbedelivered?A.ThisMonday. B.OnSunday. C.NextTuesday.16.Wherearethespeakers?A.Atachocolatestore. B.Ataflowershop. C.Atadeliverystation.聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。17.Whatisunknowntothespeakeraboutthetree?A.Itslocation. B.Itsheight. C.Itsage.18.Whatistheaverageheightofaredwood?A.About350feet. B.Nearly400feet. C.Around800feet.19.Whyhasthenewlyfoundtreeprobablystoppedgrowing?A.Itistooold. B.Itstopwasdamaged. C.Thesoilisnotrichenough.20.Whatdidtouristsdotoanotherfamoustree?A.Theycutitdownandsoldit.B.Theybuiltnestsinitforbirds.C.Theygottoocloseandruinedit.第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AWashington,DCisatheatretown.Here’swhereyoucangetthebestperformancesandculturalexperiencesofferedforeverytasteinthenation’scapital.KennedyCenterKennedyCenterhostshundredsofworldclassperformanceseachyearandishometotheNationalSymphonyOrchestraandtheWashingtonNationalOpera.TheSuzanneFarrellBalletalsocountsKennedyCenterasitsperformanceheadquarters.Thepany—underthedirectionofFarrell—wasfirstinvitedtoperformtherein1993andhassincebeeoneofthevenue’smostfamousattractions.WoollyMammothpanyWoollyMammothpanyisanexperimentaltheatrethatwelesoriginalplaysthatpushtheboundariesoflivetheatre.TheNewYorkTimeshascalledit“Washington’smostdaringtheatrepany”,andthehalfdozenplaysWoollyproduceseachyearcontinuetoliveuptothatreputation.ShakespeareTheatrepanyFormorethan25years,ShakespeareTheatrepanyhasmitteditselftoservingasthenation’sclassicaltheatre.Itoperatesoutoftwospaces,includingSidneyHarmanHallattheHarmanCenter,whichseats775,andtheLansburghTheatre,whichseats451.Theshiny,glasswalledHarmanCentershowcasesclassicShakespeareplays,modernupdatesandShakespeareinspiredoriginalshows.WolfTrapForlocals,summerisn’tpletewithoutatleastonetriptoWolfTrap,theonlynationalparkdedicatedtotheperformingarts.Thevenueisbestknownforperformancesoftouringartists.Theopenairtheatreofferscoveredseating,butwhentheweatherwarmsup,wesuggestbuyingseatsonthegrasslandandpackingapicnic.21.WhendidtheSuzanneFarrellBalletfirstperformatKennedyCenter?A.In1993. B.In1998. C.In2000. D.In2003.22.Whichofthefollowingisknownforexperimentalplays?A.TheHarmanCenter. B.WoollyMammothpany.C.TheLansburghTheatre. D.ShakespeareTheatrepany.23.WhatsetsWolfTrapapartfromothertheatres?A.Itscoveredseating. B.ItsShakespeareplays.C.Itsselecteddirectors. D.Itsopenairatmosphere.BOnMarch5,2024,RikenYamamotobecamethe53rdwinnerofthePritzkerArchitecturePrizesinceitwasestablishedin1979andthe9tharchitectfromJapantobeawardedtheprize.Yamamotowasbornin1945.Hisprojects,rangingfromprivateresidencestopublichousing,arelocatedthroughouttheworld.HissignatureworksincludeNagoyaZokeiUniversity(Nagoya,Japan,2022),TheCircleatZürichAirport(Zürich,Switzerland,2020),TianjinLibrary(Tianjin,China,2012),PangyoHousing(Seongnam,SouthKorea,2010).“Yamamotohasspenthisentirelifecreatingarchitecturethatenrichesthelivesofthosemunitiesinaverygenerousandquietway,”DeborahBerke,headoftheYaleSchoolofArchitecture,toldNPR.“MyfavoriteistheYokosukaMuseumofArt.WhenIwasthere,IfeltthatIwaspartofsomethinglarger.Thatwasreallymagical.”ThebuildingYamamotoisproudofmightbethetransparentfirehousehedesignedinHiroshima.“Theplaceisespeciallypopularwithchildren.Theyliketoseethefirementraining,”thearchitectsaidwithasmile.“It’scoveredwithglass,sotheycanseethefirefighters’activitiesfromtheoutside.”Deconstructingtraditionalconceptsoffreedomandprivacywhilerejectinglongstandingconditionsthathavereducedhousingintoamodity(商品)withoutrelationtoneighbors,Yamamotodefinesmunityasasenseofsharingonespaceandtriestobridgecultures,historiesandmultigenerationalcitizens,byadaptinginternationalinfluenceandmodernistarchitecturetotheneedsofthefuture.“Forme,torecognizespaceistorecognizeanentiremunity,”Yamamotosaid.“Thecurrentarchitecturalapproachemphasizesprivacy,whileignoringthenecessityofsocietalrelationships.However,wecanhonorthefreedomofeachindividualwhilestilllivingtogetherinarchitecturalspaceasaharmoniousmunity.”“Oneofthethingsweneedmostinthefutureofcitiesistocreateconditionsthrougharchitecturethatmultiplytheopportunitiesforpeopletoetogetherandinteract.Byreconsideringboundarybetweenpublicandprivatelives,Yamamotocontributespositivelybeyondthebelieftoenablemunities,”saysTomPritzker,chairoftheHyattFoundation,whichsponsorstheaward.24.WhichbuildingdoesDeborahBerkelikemost?A.TheCircleatZürichAirport. B.PangyoHousing.C.TheYokosukaMuseumofArt. D.NagoyaZokeiUniversity.25.WhathasmadethefirehouseinHiroshimasopopularwithchildren?A.Themagicroof. B.Theinterestingtoys.C.Thebeautifulwalls. D.Thetrainingactivities.26.WhatdoesRikenYamamotostressinhisdesign?A.Socialinteraction. B.Individualfreedom.C.Nationaltradition. D.Futuristicappearance.27.WhatisTomPritzker’sattitudetothemajorityoftheexistingurbanbuildings?A.Unclear. B.Disapproving. C.Unconcerned. D.Favorable.CInsidealargeroomattheInternationalCenterforAgriculturalResearchintheDryAreas(ICARDA),tensofthousandsofseedsarestoredataconstanttemperatureof20℃.Someofthemmayholdkeystohelpingusfacethefuture.“Ourcenterholdsasmanyas120,000varietiesofseeds.Manyofthemefromcropsasoldasagricultureitself.Otherseedswereselectedbyresearcherswho’vehikedinthepastfourdecadesthroughforestsandmountainsintheMiddleEast,AsiaandNorthAfrica,searchingforwildrelativesofwheat,rice,legumesandothercropsthatareimportanttothehumandiet,”saysMarianaYazbek,whomanagestheresearchcenter.Theresearchcenter,formedinthe1970s,oncemostlyhelpedfarmersinpoorercountriesinhotanddryclimates.ButnowitalsosendsseedstoscientistsinEurope,CanadaandtheUnitedStates,toimprovecertaincrops’resistancetotheeffectsofclimatechange.“Whatwearecollectingisasampleofthediversitythatwehaveinnature,”addsYazbek.“Wesaveseedsincaseextremedroughts,floodsorothercatastrophiceventsshouldwipeoutplantspecies.Thesewildrelativesofcropshavewitnessedsomanydifferentclimates.ThequalitiesthathelpthemadaptandsurviveintheseconditionsarestoredintheirDNA.Wehavethisdiversityanditcanbeatooltohelpusfacethefuture.”YazbeksaysscientistsareparticularlyinterestedincropslikethelegumebecauseitabsorbsalotofgreenhousegasCO2fromtheatmosphere.ItalsoreleasesNintothesoil,meaningthefarmershavetouselesschemicalfertilizer.Andthelegumetakesverylittlewatertogrowbecauseitproducessugaralcoholsthatactashumectants,asubstancethatattractsandabsorbswaterandsavestheplantfromfreezingordryingout.Inanothercase,awildwheatseedcollectedinIranhasallowedscientistsintheUStodevelopnewwheatvarietiesresistanttotheHessianfly,aharmfulinsectthatcausestensofmillionsofdollarsindamagetoAmericancropseveryyear.28.WhatcanbelearnedaboutICARDA?A.Ithasapletecollectionofseeds.B.Itjusthelpstheundevelopedcountries.C.Itusedtodevelopseedsforrichcountries.D.Itfocusesonsavingancientandwildseeds29.Whichisclosestinmeaningtotheunderlinedword“catastrophic”inparagraph4?A.Important. B.Wasteful. C.Terrible. D.Unforgettable.30.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthelegume?A.Itwillgrowmuchbetterinwetareas.B.Itisfriendlytotheenvironmentandsoil.C.Itwillbeethemaincropforhumans.D.Ithasdifficultyinadaptingtocoldclimate.31.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.SeedsStoredatICARDAMayHelpUsImproveOurCropsB.ANewInvaluableSeedBankIsConstructedatICARDAC.ScientistsHaveMadeBreakthroughsinAncientSeedStudyD.NewSeedsAreSuccessfullyDevelopedforNorthAmericaDFrombeautifulbronze(青銅)winecupstograndbronzeding(foodcontainers),thisexhibitionfeaturesdiscoveriesthatwillfundamentallychangevisitors’understandingofancientChinesecivilization.AtaboutthesametimethatStonehengewasrisinginEngland,aBronzeAgeculturewasdevelopinginChinathatinmanyrespectswasseldomequaledandneversurpassed.Thisdevelopmentseemedtohavebegunby1600BCintheShang(about1600BC—1046BC)alongtheYellowRiver.Forthousandsofyears,thisareahadwitnessedculturesofincreasingplexity,whichlaidthefoundationoftheChinesecivilization.BythetimeoftheBronzeAge,thisculturewascharacterizedbyastrongcentralizedgovernment,urbanmunitieswithobvioussocialclasses,adistinctivesystemofwriting,strictreligiousrituals,diversifiedartforms,andadvancedbronzeproducingmethods.Unlikeothercultures,wherebronzewasfirstusedchieflyfortoolsandweapons,inChina,bronzewasusedtomakevessels(容器)thatplayedcentralrolesinofficialceremoniesandancestorworshipformorethan1,000years,evenaftertheofficialbeginningsoftheIronAgein400BC.Possessionofbronzevesselsthusbecameasymbolfortheholdingofpowerandrulersusedbronzecupsandfoodcontainerstopresentofferingsoffoodandwinetoroyalancestorsandgods.DuringShangtimes,wineplayedamajorpartinsuchceremonies,andcontainersforwinethereforefaroutnumberedothertypes.Then,theShangwerecriticizedfortoomuchwinedrinkingbyitsenemy,theZhou,whofeltthatthedrinkinghadoffendedHeavenandgiventheZhoutherighttooverthrowtheShang.Safeguardingitsowndynasty,theZhoureplacedthewinevesselswithmorepracticalcookingandstoragetools.AftertheShangperiod,bronzevesselsbecamemoreimportantasexpressionsofpersonalstatusthanasvehiclesforofficialceremonies.Thisisevidentfromthechangingcontentofbronzeinscriptions.Carvedintothesurfaceofavessel,thesewritingsfirstappearedduringthelateShangperiodasanidentificationofthevessel’sowneroroftheancestortowhomitwasdedicated.DuringtheWesternZhouperiod,inscriptionsbecameincreasinglymonandlengthier,praisingtheachievementsoftheowners.32.BythetimeStonehengewasrisinginEngland,________.A.theChinesehadyettoinventtheirwritingsystemB.ChinawasstillrelativelybackwardinmanyrespectsC.ChinahadalreadyhadastrongcentralizedgovernmentD.socialclassesjuststartedtoemergeintheChinesecities33.Whatisthethirdparagraphmainlyabout?A.ThemainapplicationsofbronzeinChina.B.TheplexofficialceremoniesinChina.C.Thesignificanceofthediscoveryofbronze.D.ThedifferencesbetweenChinaandothercountries.34.WhichofthefollowingmostprobablybelongstotheZhou?A.Hugebronzedingwithshortreligioustexts.B.Bronzevesselsshowingthekings’achievements.C.Anunearthedtemplewithlotsofbronzewinecups.D.Anancientkitchenwithlotsofbronzecookingpots.35.Fromwhichisthetextmostprobablytaken?A.Asciencereport. B.Anexhibitbrochure.C.Ahistorytextbook. D.Aresearchpaper.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Stayingfocusedcanbeachallengeevenwhenyouaredoingonethingatatime.36,concentratingmightappearimpossible.Hereareafewstrategiesthatcanreallyhelpyou.Unfocusyourbrain.37.It’saplacewhereyourunfocusedmindoftenmakebetterdecisions.Thisinvolvespairingyourdaydreamingwithsomeunimportantactivitiessuchaswalkingandgardening.Doingthisseveraltimesadaycanofferyourmindafreshapproachtothejobathand.Blockinterruptionsbeforedivingintoimportantwork.Ourdaysarefilledwithdistractions(干擾),fromothersandourselves.Tohelp,turnofftextmessagingandsocialmedianotifications.Prettybasic?38.Whendistractinginterruptionsareshutoff,yourbrainwillgetachancetopletefullsentencesofthought.39.Doyoufeelmoresharpmindedinthemorning?Orareyoumoreclearmindedlateinthenight?Eitherway,itdoesn’tmatteraslongasyoucandothemostimportanttaskswhenyourbrainisatitsbestperformance.Avoidspendingyourbestbrainhoursdoingunimportantwork.Instead,reserveitforthebigtasks.Trynewhobbies.Hobbiesnotonlygiveyoufun,butalsocanhelpyoueupwithcreativesolutionstoproblemsyou’refacingatworkorhome.40.A.ReleaseyourmindoccasionallyB.MakefriendswithyourbodyclockC.IfyoupurposefullyletyourmindwanderD.ThenwithmultipletasksgoingonintheworldE.Sure,buttheyarevitalwhenyouwantadeepdiveintofocusF.SooccasionallyengageinyourfavoriteactivitiestounloadyourstressedbrainG.Scheduleintoyourworkdaysomebreakstoletyourmindwanderintoadreamland第三部分語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。AlexanderGrahamBellhatedspendingsummertimeinWashington,DC.Heusually41tohisfarminNovaScotia,butoneyearhehadtostayinthecapital.“Whyhumanshave42howtowarmahousebutnothowtocoolone—untilnow,hewondered,andin1872,he43acoldairproducingdeviceandbroughtthetemperatureinhisroomdownto21℃.When69yearoldBelltoldthat44inaspeechtothe1917graduatingclassofMcKinleyManualTrainingSchool,thestudentswent45.Theclappinglastedsolongthathewas46tosaysomethingmoresurprising.“Couldpostagestampsbeusedin47ofpersons?”askedBell,whohadthoughtof48alowpriceforpublictransport,butthecostofbuildingadditionalroadswastoohigh.“Perhaps,theflyingmachinewillbethe49.”Inthespeech,Bellalso50onacenturyofprogressandlookedaheadwithremarkableforesight.Inthereflection,hewasamazedbythe51madeinthepastcentury:Gaslightinghadevolvedintoelectricbulbsandautomobiles52horsedrawnvehicles.Hethenwentonto53themercialairplane,solarpanels,andthe54forrenewableresources.GilbertGrosvenor,theeditorofNationalGeographicmagazine,askedforthe55andpublishedarevisedversionintheFebruaryissue.Now,morethanonehundredyearslater,Bell’spredictionsstillremainprescient(預(yù)見性的).41.A.wandered B.escaped C.flew D.applied42.A.agreedon B.insistedon C.figuredout D.ruledout43.A.designed B.bought C.saw D.borrowed44.A.accident B.loss C.problem D.story45.A.wild B.hungry C.disappointed D.silent46.A.allowed B.forced C.paid D.chosen47.A.favor B.memory C.transportation D.case48.A.cutting B.raising C.avoiding D.charging49.A.pollution B.solution C.discovery D.issue50.A.relied B.switched C.reflected D.called51.A.profits B.advances C.materials D.failures52.A.replaced B.destroyed C.attacked D.missed53.A.sell B.rent C.invent D.predict54.A.deadline B.petition C.need D.balance55.A.text B.book C.contract D.interview第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。HongKong’stinyTaiHangdistrictisusuallyoneofthecity’s56(quiet)places.ButeveryyearduringtheMidAutumnFestival,theneighborhoodesalivewiththeTaiHangFireDragonDance.57(list)asChina’sNationalIntangibleCulturalHeritagein2011,theTaiHangFireDragonDancebeganin1880,58theneighborhoodwasattackedbyadeadlydiseaseontheeveoftheMidAutumnFestival.Accordingtothelegend,afortunetellersuggestedthatthevillagersperformafiredragondanceforthreedaysandthreenightsduringtheupingfullmoon.Totheir59(amaze),thediseasedisappeared60(short)afterthedance.Sincethen,thistraditionhasbeencarriedoneveryyearduringtheMidAutumnFestival.The67metrefiredragonwillwindthroughthestreetsofTaiHang,likeitdidoveracenturyagowithover30061(performer),70,000incensesticks(焚香),andlotsoffirecrackers.DragondanceleaderChanTakfai,whohasbeenorganizingtheeventforthepast20years,firstgotinvolved62achild.“Igrewup63(watch)alltheeldermakers—therewerethreeonSunChunStreetwhereIlived—createthefiredragoneveryyear.IwasabletolearnandlaterteachyoungTaiHangers,”saysTakfai,now70.“Backthen,wealways64(gather)inthestreetastherewasnoairconditioninganditwascooleroutside.Thatcreated65greatsenseofmunity.”第四部分寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）近來，你校英語報攝影欄“美麗校園掠影”正在向全校師生征稿。請你挑選一張你所拍攝的照片并用電子郵件發(fā)送給欄目負(fù)責(zé)人Mike。內(nèi)容包括：1.照片簡要描述；2.選擇的理由。注意：1.寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearMike,I’msendingtoyouanextraordinaryphotoforGlimpsesofOurPrettySchoolcolumn.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Bestregards!Yourssincerely,LiHua第二節(jié)（滿分25分）閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Mrs.Moorewasanoldartist.HerhusbandpassedawayyearsagoandshelivedalonewithhercatTaffy.Shedidthreethingseveryday—painting,bakingandpettingherbelovedcat,amongwhichbakingwasthepartmysisterJenniferandIlikedbest.Wheneverthemouthwateringsmellgotoverthefence,wecouldexpectapaperbagcontainingdeliciouscookiestobepassedoverthefence.Toreturnthisfavor,Dadwouldcutthegrassinherfrontyardandhelprepairthewaterpipes.Oneday,Dadeventuallyputhisideaofbuildingatreehouseforusinourbackyardintoaction.Dadgoteverythinginplacewithintwoweeks.Itwasayellowtreehousewithabeautifulredroof.ItwasagreatplaceforJenniferandmetogetoutofthesightofMomandDadtohavefunandtalkaboutourgirlishmatters.Onemorning,wewentthereonlytofindTaffymessingupeverythingthere.Bothofuswereunwillingtotalkaboutsuchaproblemtoourniceneighbor,butwehadnootherchoice.SowebeggedDadtotalkabouttheissuewithMrs.Moore.Afterthetalk,Mrs.Mooreimmediatelywenttothetreehouse.Shewasshockedtoseethemess.ShesaidshehadneverexpectedTaffycouldbesofascinatedwithatreehouseandpromisedtodealwiththeproblemimmediately.Buttoourdisappointment,thecatcouldstillfindwaystoclimboverthefenceandgetintoourtreehouse.Indespair,Mrs.Mooreboughtareadymadetreehousefromanonlinestoreandhaditfixedupinhergarden.Thetreehousewasbiggerthanours.Itwasintheshapeofabirdnestwithbrightcolorsofpurpleandorange.Mrs.MooreputTaffy’stoysandfoodinittomakesurethecatwouldbehappytomoveinandreturnourtreehousetous.注意：1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150個左右；2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應(yīng)位置作答。However,whathappenednextwastotallyoutoftheexpectationofallofus.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Mrs.Moorethoughtveryhardandfinallyworkedoutaplan.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

江西省重點(diǎn)中學(xué)盟校2024屆高三第二次聯(lián)考·英語參考答案、提示及評分細(xì)則聽力部分錄音稿(Text1)W:IneedtogettoPlatform12quickly.Mytrainleavesin5minutes.M:YouneedtogothroughthegateatPlatform10,andthengodownthestairs.Platform12isonthelowerlevelofthestation.(Text2)M:Goodafternoon.Doyouhavethetime?Ileftmymobilephoneathome.W:Well,mywatchsaysitisaquartertofive,butit’sfiveminutesfast.(Text3)W:Youneedtohurryupwiththeseorders.Wehavecustomerswaitingandthelineismovingslowly.M:I’mgoingasfastasIcan,butIwon’thurrythroughtheorders.ItwillturnoutwrongifIdon’ttakecare.(Text4)M:Itlookslikeyourshoesarefallingapart.Thatmustbeunfortable.Therubberisnotattachedanymore.W:Iknow.I’msomadaboutit.Theyaren’tevenold.Iboughtthemfromthestorelastweekend.Theyarejustbadproducts.(Text5)M:Hey.Miranda,whoisthatgirlwithErin?I’veneverseenherbefore.W:Oh,that’shercousinBeth.She’sfromSweden.Thethreeofusaregoingtoamovielater.Wouldyouliketojoin?M:Sure.Thatwouldbegreat.(Text6)W:Thankyouforingtoseeme,Mr.Keller.Howareyoufindingyourclassessofar?M:IabsolutelylovethemIfeelsoluckytobeteachinghere.Thekidsarenotonlyweling,butalsoactuallyexcitedtolearnscience.W:That’sgreattohear.I’veactuallyalreadygottencallsfromsomeparentsabouthowgreatajobyou’redoing.Theytoldmetohiremoreteacherslikeyou.M:That’sverykindofthemtosayso.Itisalsogreattohearthatmygentleapproachtotheseplicatedtopicsisworkingforthestudents.Itriedmybesttomakethetopicsfeelwithinreachandunderstandable.(Text7)W:Goodmorning,Will.Ican’twaitforourfirstdayinSingapore.M:Youaren’ttiredfromyourflight?W:I’mprettyexhaustedfromthetimedifferencefromtheUK,butI’llmanage.M:Great.IhavesomeItaliancoffeeforyouandDad.Then,we’llheadoutforsomestreetfood.W:That’llbetoomuchofashocktomystomach.Wecanexploretheoldneighborhoods,butI’llwaittoeatSingaporeanfoodatarestaurant.M:Noworries.Afterwalkingaroundthestreets,we’llheadtothebeachandhavelunchthere.W:Perfect.Dotheyhaveanyfreshcaughtfishforyourfatherandme?M:Youknowit!Afterthat,we’llwrapupthedayattheworldfamousbotanicalgardens.W:Great,Will.You’rethebestguideever.(Text8)W:Mynewjobisgreat,butitrequiresmetospeakChinesesomuchmorethanI’musedto.M:Mineaswell.Infact,myjoboffersmetoworkintheShanghaioffice.Thiswouldbesuchanamazingchallenge.W:Wow,you’dprobablyearnmoremoneyaswell.M:Itwouldbeahigherjobposition.I’dstillearngoodmoneyandhavefewerworkhoursperweek.Mostimportantly,however,I’vealwayswantedtoexperienceanewlanguageandculture.W:MyhotelhasalotofguestsfromShanghai.HowcanwebothimproveourChinesespeakingskills?M:TherearealotofnewmoviesfromChinawecouldwatch,orwecouldtakeChineseconversationclassestogether.W:Itriedtheseclassesbefore,butIprefertopracticespeakingwithotherfriends.M:Greatidea.Ihaveafewfriendsthatcouldmeetusatacoffeeshopforustopracticemore.(Text9)W:Hello!I’dlikesomethingformysister.It’sforher21stbirthday.M:Whatsortofcolorsdoesshelike?W:I’dsaypinkisamust.Shelovesthat.Also,yellowandred,maybe.M:Whatkindofpricerangeareyouthinkingof?W:Between￡20and￡30.I’llbegettinghersomeotherthingsaswell—chocolatesandjewelry.M:Well.Ishouldbeabletoputanicearrangementtogetherforthat.Itcouldbeallroses,ormayberosesandsomethingelse.It’suptoyou.W:Ithinkroseswouldbenice.Shelovesthesmellofthem.M:OK,Icandothatforyou.Wouldyouliketocollectthemorhavethemdeliveredtoher?W:Itwouldbeniceifyoucoulddeliverthemonherbirthday,nextTuesday.M:Wecancertainlydothat.Wecouldalsodeliveryourothergiftswiththemifthatwouldsuityou.W:Really?Thatwouldbegreat.M:Justbringthemintotheshopandleavethemwithus.W:She’llbeabsolutelythrilled.M:Ah,weloveasatisfiedcustomer.(Text10)W:I’verecentlylearnedsomethinginterestingaboutaverylargetree.Infact,itisthetallesttreeintheworld,anditsnameisHyperion.Thetreeisatypecalledaredwood,whichgenerallybeesverylarge.ThebestthingaboutHyperionisthatonlycertainscientistsknowitslocation.Thetreeisestimatedtobebetween600—800yearsold.Itisnearly400feettall,whichisabout50feettallerthantheaverageredwoodtree.Researcherssaidthatthetreecouldstillgrowtaller.However,becauseofsomelocalbirdsthathavedamagedthetopofthetree,itmayhavestoppedgrowing.Thescientistsdon’ttellpeop