2022年哈师大附中高一下学期期末考试英语试卷含答案

哈师大附中2021级高一下学期期末考试英语试卷（满分150分时间120分钟）第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题，每段对话仅读一遍

1.What subjectdoes the woman doworst in A.History.B.English.C.Math.

2.What wouldthe manlike to do A.Swim.B.Fish.C.Play basketball.

3.Where does the conversationmost probablytake placeA.At home.B.At arestaurant.C.At a doctors.

4.How didthe manswife feelabout theplay A.Satisfied.B.Bored.C.Excited.

5.What arethe speakersmainly talkingabout A.A novel.B.A movie.C.A weekendplan.第二节（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15分）听下面5段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，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对话或独白读两遍听第6段材料，回答第

6、7题

6.What was the campingholiday likein generalA.It waspleasant.B.It was terrible.C.It was tiring.

7.What didthe manlike about the campingholiday A.Swimming in the lake.B.Cooking dinner.C.Putting up tents.听第7段材料，回答第

8、9题

8.Who answeredthe mansphone calljust nowA.The woman.B.The womansfriend,C.The womanssecretary.

9.What willthe womando on the18th A.Relax at Glencross.B.Go toBrussels.C.Have acelebration.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题

10.What is the mandoing A.Telling thewoman about a teacher.B.Introducing acourse to thewoman.C.Helping thewoman withher homework.

11.What docsthe manlike mostabout Dr.Miller A.His patience.B.His seriousness.C.His understanding.

12.What canwe learnfrom theconversation A.The womanis goingto takeDr.Millers class.B.The manhad a teacher likeDr.Miller before.C.Dr.Miller has been teachingin Englandfor10years.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题

13.How muchdoesthe man have to payto join the clubA.£

1.

50.B.£

2.C.£

5.

14.Why docsVideo Clubhold ameeting A.To sendout alist offilms.B.To introducefilms from abroad.C.To collectinformation onpopular films.

15.What filmsare mostpeople interestedinA.British films.B.American films.C.Australian films.

16.How willthemanget theform A.Hell haveit by post.B.He,ll pickit uphimself.C.Hell getit from the clubswebsite.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题

17.Where arethe speakersnow C.In acafe.A.In the mountains.B.At school.

18.How willthe listenersgo to North Laketomorrow C.By car.A.By train.B.By bus.

19.When willthe listenersleave thecafe tomorrowC.At1:

15.A.At12:

00.B.At12:

30.

20.What sportshould thelisteners avoiddoing C.Walking.A.Fishing.B.Swimming.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题

2.5分，满分

37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项A Do you want to seemajestic lionsroaring,rare rhinosrunning andcolorful birdsflying Youllfind thisincredible displayof naturein theKenya LakeSystem in the Great Rift Valley.First stopFly intoNairobi,the capitalof Kenya.This greatcity isknown forits fashionmarkets andbeautiful art.And be sure topick upsome richKenyan cofteewhile yourethere!Then headfor thecountryside.Plan yourtrip Thelargest ofhe threelakes in the system.Lake Nakuru,is lessthan175kilometers fromNairobi.But LakesBogoria andElementaita areequally wortha visit.You canstay atone ofseveral choicesof luxuriouscabins in the valley.And if you signup for a trip,besureto putflamingos,the whiteand pinkbirds,at theto yourlist.Paradise TheKenya LakeSystem isshallow and alkaline碱性的.That meansit supportsvegetation such as greenalgae,a foodsource fbrmany waterfowl.Hundreds ofspecies of birds flourishhere,using this area as a majorbreeding andnesting ground.Water buffalo,leopards,monkeys and the endangeredRothschild giraffealso makethis areaheir home.Other sightsWildlife isntthe onlynatural wonderin theGreatRiftValley.The valleymarks aplace wherethe earthi dividedfar belowthe surface.This rockseparation belowground leadsto noticeablefeatures aboveground.Walking aroundLake Bogoriaespecially,you willsee steamrising fromhot springs.Other activitiesinclude golfing,horseback ridingand hiking.The fiindoesnt stopwhen thesun goesdown,either.The rivervalley isfar fromcity lights,so manyvisitors gazeat thestars shiningabove.If youare readyfor awildlife experience,dont hesitate!

21.Where canyou buyfashionable giftsin KenyaA.Nairobi.B.Lake Nakuru.C.Lake Bogoria.D.Lake Elementaita.

22.Which should be the first choiceon yourtravelling listA.Living in a cabin.B.Seeing flamingos.C.Visiting hotsprings.D.Gazing atshining stars.

23.What canwc learnabout theKenya LakeSystem A.It hascountless lakesworth visiting.B.Its an ideal placefbr wildlifeto live.C.Its wateris unsuitablefor plantgrowth.D.Its famousfbr richculture andhistory.B Everyday whenGlen Oliverorders hismorning coffeeat the drive-through windowof alocal cafe,he insistson payingfor theorder of the personbehind him.He alsoasks therestaurant workersto tellthe customerto have a great day,in casetheyre notalready havingone.Oliver hasnever madea bigdeal out of hisown generousactions untila letterwas publishedby a news websitein November.He foundout thathe hadnot justbought someonehis breakfast—he hadsaved a life.According to the website,someone had written a letter statingthat on July18th,he wasplanning oncommitting suicide.The writersaid thatwhile he was at thedrive-through window,he wasplanning ongoing home,writing anote andending hislife.When hewent topay for his coffeeand muffin,however,the cashiertold himthat theman in the SUVin frontof himhad picked up（he laband toldhim to have a greatday.“I wonderedwhy someonewould buycoffee for a strangerfor noreason,“said the writer.4Why meWhy todayIf Iwere areligious man,I wouldtake this as asign.This randomact of kindness wasdirected atme onthis dayforapurpose.,,When thewriter arrivedhome,he couldnthold backhis tearsand startedto thinkabout thesimple gooddeed thathad affectedhim sodeeply.t4I decidedat thatmoment tochange myplans for the dayand dosomething nicefbr someone.I endedup helpinga neighbortake groceriesoutofher carand into the house.”The writersays thatin themonths followingthat fatefulevent,he doesat leastone kindthing forothers every day.To thenice manin theSUV,thank youfromthe bottom of my heart.Please knowyour kindgesture hastruly savedalife,“he said.**On July18,2017,1had thegreatest day.”

24.What isOlivers actofkindnesevery dayA.Buying othersbreakfast.B.Greeting restaurantworkers.C.Publishing positivenews.D.Taking groceriesfor neighbors.

25.What isspecial aboutOlivers actof kindnessonJuly18,2017A.It broughthim thank-you letters.B.It wasreported on anewswebsite.C.It was the firsttime hedpaid forothers.D.It stoppedsomeone fromkilling himself.

26.What docsthe underlinedphrase“pickedup the tabmean in Paragraph3A.Paid thebill.B.Parked thecar.C.Left amessage.D.Ordered adrink.

27.How didthewriterof the letter feelafter the event A.He feltguilty.B.He feltgrateful.C.He feltconfused.D.He feltsaddened.C Forhumans,adapting toclimate changewill mostlybe amatter oftechnology.More airconditioning,bette designedhouses and bigger flooddefenses mayhelp lessenthe effectsof awanner world.Animals willhave torely onchanging（heir bodiesor theirbehaviour.In apaper publishedin Trendsin EcologyEvolution（进ft）,a teamled bySara Ryding,a professorin Australia,shows that is alreadyhappening.In somespecies ofAustralian parrot,for instance,beak sizehas increasedby between4%and10%since

1871.Similar trendsarc seenin speciesof miceand batsgrowing biggercars,tails,legs andwings.All thatfits nicelywith evolutionarytheory,Allens rule，named afterJoe Allen,who suggestedit in1877,holds thatwarm-blooded animalsin hotplaces tendtohavelarger appendages（附属物）than thosein mildareas.Such adaptationsboost ananimal\surface arearelative toits bodyvolume,helping itto shed（散发）extra heal.Fennec foxes,meanwhile,which arenative to the Saharadesert,have strikinglylarge ears,especially comparedwith theirArctic cousins.Rydings teamcombined datafrom diftcrcntspecies indifferent places.Now that they havelittle incommon apartfrom livingonawarming planet,climate changeis themost reasonableexplanation.Since anyevolutionary adaptationcomes withtrade-offs,it isunclear howfar theprocess mightgo.Bigger beaksmight interferewith feeding,for instance.Larger wingsare heavier,andbiggerlegs costmore energyto grow.Honestly,studying abroader rangeof animalswill helpfirm upexactly what is happening.For now.at least,the increaseis small,never muchmore than10%.That maychange aswarming accelerates.But itseems cleartha the world of the futureis notjust goingto behotter thanhumans areused to.The animalsliving init willlook different.

28.What docsthe authorwant totell usby mentioningAustralian parrotinParagraphI A.Climate changeis affectinganimals.B.Scientists aredoing researchon animals.C.Humans canadapt toclimate changemore easily.D.Animals areadapting towarmer climatein theirown ways.

29.What is the benefitof havingbigger bodyparts according to thepassage A.Getting ridof additionalheat.B.Becoming largerand stronger.C.Enlarging animalssurface area.D.Becoming moresensitive to the environment.

30.Whai dowe knowabout thechange in animals fromthe lasttwo paragraphsA.It comesat anexpense.B.Its causeis definite.C.It happensin the same habitat.D.Its processwill endsoon.

31.What canbe asuitable tilefor thetext A.Living ona WarmingPlanet B.Evolution toSurvive HeatC.Pioneering Researchon AnimalsD.Measures toFight againstHeat Would you savea woman,a childoradog ina carcrash Anexperiment hasinvestigated humanmorality（道德观）and rankedcountries based on whothey wouldsave in theeventof acertain deathsituation.The findingsshow thevalue oflife variesaccordingtodifferent countries.French people,for example,are far more likely to savewomen thanmen.Lithuania ranksinthetop10for savingboth the young andthe healthy.The fourcharacters mostpeople savedinthe experiment area baby,a littlegirl,a littleboy anda pregnantwoman.The experimentput forwarddifficult ethical（伦理的）decisions suchas choosingbetween the lives ofa familyof fourcrossing the road anda groupof oldpeople goingthe otherway.Quandaries（两难境地）like thiswill one day befaced byautonomous vehiclesthat will be programmedwith rulesthat placevalue onhuman life.Tests intothe moral decisions involvingalmost fortymillion peoplearound theworld,including theEnglish,have foundthat thelives ofwomen andmen arewidely heldin equalregard.The Frenchhowever resistthe trendas theythink thelives ofwomen havefarmoreweight thanthose ofmen.Dr EdmondAwad,of theMIT MediaLab,who isthe leadauthor,said,“The studyis basicallytrying tounderstand thekinds ofmoraldecisionsthat driverlesscars mighthavetoturn to.We dontknow yethow theyshould dothat.He added,“we findthat therearc three elements thatpeople seemto approveof themost.”“These arethat humansare saved over animals,that manypeople aresaved rather than a few,and that theyoungarc savedratherthanthe old.”Dr Awadadded,tkThc mainprcitrcnccs arcto somedegree universallyagreed upon.But thedegree towhich theyagree withthis variesamong difYerentgroups orcountries.”

32.According toPara.2,which of the followingis leastlikelytobe savedin dangerA.A littlegirl.B.A littleboy.C.A pregnantwoman.D.An oldman.

33.Why didtheexperimentcome upwith differentethical decisionsA.The valueshouldbeplaced onhuman life.B.Its veryinteresting to do thiskind ofexperiment.C.Self-driving carswill oneday facethe samedecisions.D.Its verydangerous fora familyof fourto crosstheroad.

34.In whichaspect isFrance differentfrom othercountries on their decisionA.It treatslives ofwomen andmen equally.B.It thinksthelivesof theyoung comefirst.C.It attachesmore valueto womenslives.D.It showsextraordinary respectfor theold.

35.What canwe knowaboutthethreeelementsfound byDr.Awads teamA.Animals aresavedoverhumans.B.The threeelements areequally agreedupon.C.The livesof theold areabove thoseof theyoung.D.The livesof manypeople willbe consideredfirst.第二节（共5小题；每小题

2.5分，满分12・5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项Characteristics ofan excellentscientist TheFree Dictionarydefines（定义）a scientist as aperson havingprofessional knowledgeon oneor moresciences,especially naturalscience orphysical science.36Lets look at somecharacteristics ofan excellentscientist.Curiosity.37Scientists suchas ThomasEdison andGeorge Westinghousediscovered thingsmainly becausethey wanted to knowhow thingsworked.If a scientist doesnthave thedrive toask questionsor evenwonder,then he/she nevergets tothefirststage of the scientificprocess.Patience.38There arevery fewjobs thattake longerthan this one.Even ifyou thinkyou havereceived someeducation onscience,you stillhave alot ofscientific researchtodo.If yourean instant-gratification（及时满足的）type ofperson,this maynot bethe bestchoice for you.Ethical（道德的）qualities.In orderto trulydiscover anduse knowledgefor thegreater good,ascientist must havea desireto improvepeoples lifeas wellastheenvironment,since theyarc linkedand（hey canaffect each other inthe longrun.scientist mustreport findingshonestly regardlessof personalor outsidecommercial（商业的）interests.Sticking toan oldbelief contradicted（反驳）by evidenceis dishonest.39Working habits.An excellentscientist evenlakes notesof thesmallest observation,keeping it in mindand recordingit.40He/She alsoneeds tocommunicate thoughtson paperand verbally.Networking skillsconnect him/her withcolleagues workingon similarprojects where he/she maydiscover somethingnew.A.Becoming ascientist takesa longtime.B.An excellentscientistmustbe verycurious aboutthings.C.It alsodefines ascientistassomeone whouses scientificmethods.D.However,that beliefshouldnt bechanged withoutpowerful evidence.E.He/She canwork wellalone orin groups,depending onwhaf sneeded.F.To makediscoveries inhuman knowledge,you haveto thinkdifferently.G.One of the mainplaces thatmany scientistswork inistheresearch laboratory.第三部分英语知识运用（共三节，满分40分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑Nibblctt was heartbroken whenher babywas takenfrom her.She always41shed findhim.Her husbandwas anAmerican soldier.During theVietnam War,when onehad akid half-American,half-Vietnamese,people would42them,especially theirfamily.So afterNibblett gavebirth toher son,her father43took her son awand didnot leiher knowwherehetook him.The baby,whos nownamed KirkKellerhals,was44fromaVietnamese orphanage（子R儿院）at theage oftwo.He wasraised with【he45that his biological parentshad diedduring theVietnam War.However,his biologicalmother hadbeen praying（祈祷）to46with him.Nibblett never47faith infinding herlong-lost sonand submitted（提交）her48totheFamily TreeDNA website,inthe49of himdoing the same.Luckily,Kirk addedhis DNAtothevery50family treewebsite.Two yearslater,Nibblctt finallyfound herson.After48years ofbeing separated,the twomade51work ireuniting.Kirk anxiouslywaited outsidefor his mother toarrive,he didnot want to missa

52.He neverthought hewould knowhisbiologicalmother,but shenever gaveup hopethat shewould53hersononeday.The firstwords theyspeak ineachotherarms showthe54of faithand love.Nibblctt criedinto hersons anns.Thank youGod for55my sonto me.While Kirkcried to his motherand toldher,“Thank youfbr findingmc.^^

41.A.complained B.argued C.prayed D.worried

42.A.look downupon B.get ridof C.put upwith D.take pridein

43.A.immediately B.morally C.generously D.delightedly

44.A.separated B.found C.adapted D.adopted

45.A.doubt B.belief C.opinion D.fact

46.A.eam B.pretend C.perform D.reunite

47.A.lost B.had C.finished D.kept

48.A.hobby B.information C.interest D.puzzle

49.A.shade B.hope C.form D.tunc

50.A.distant B.local C.same D.safe

51.A.boring B.quick C.slow D.high

52.A.century B.peritxl C.beat D.moment

53.A.forget B.remember C.meet D.recognize

54.A.image B.power C.energy D.art

55.A.applying B.devoting C.lending D.bringing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个词冠词，介词，代词或连词，或在空白处填入单词的正确形式He Jialin,the directoroftheNational Academyof Paintingsart museum,said he56impress byhis colleaguepainter ChenPengs extensiveknowledge ofbirds.He saidonce theyvisited abird museumwhile57travel inKenya yearsago,and Chenrecognized many species andknew58they behaviors.He saidmany painters59specialize inthe flower-and-bird genreof classicalChinese paintings60normal depict描绘certain kindsofbirds,while Chenpaints as manyspeciesas hecould,as longasheknows aboutthem.An exhibitionat theNational Academyof Paintinguntil June15shows dozensof Chenspaintings offlowers andbirds61present alively world.Chens work62reflect amastery ofthe techniquesof classicalChinese inkart andan appropriateblend with融合the vibrancyofthecolor schemeandtherules ofperspectives ofthe oilpainting.Huyang,orthedesert willow柳树poplars inNorthwest China,isoneofthe63theme appearingrepeatedly inChens creation.He stepsaside frompraising thetough sideofthetrees likemany paintersdo.He.however,gives atouch of64warm andsoftness towardHuyang,which isfamous65surviving centuriesin toughconditions.第三节单句语法填空》共10小题；蓑小题1分，满分10分

66.Though she was soangry,she wasntletting steamreally.

67.To behonest,criticize constantlyby teachersis annoying.

68.There isa columnin ChinaDailyconcern languagestudy.

69.Hearing thathe hadpassed thefinal exam,he sighedrelief andbroke into a smile.

70.Many accountssuggest thatwhile Newtonwas certainlyinspired bya fallingapple,there isno proofit hithim onthe head.

71.So farmore thanone generationof schoolchildren（amaze）by Franklinsbravery andscientific approachio lookingfor truth.

72.How to make museumsand theirlifeless collectionsmore attractiveisatough questionworth attachingimportance.

73.We almostmissed itas I hadnt setthe alarmproperly somy fatherwas（bare）speaking tome.

74.All things（take）into account,your articleis ofgreater valuethan his.

75.The paintingwhich（exhibit）atthemuseum atpresent isso extraordinarythat itputs allthe othersin shade.第II卷第四部分书面表达（满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假如你是李华，得知你们学校刚从英国来的外教Pcicr想找个老师学习普通话，请给他写封信，向他推荐一个人教他内容包括

1.写信目的；

2.推荐理由参考词汇普通话Mandarin注意

1.词数80词左右；

2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯Dear Peter,Yours,Li Hua第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成•篇完整的短文Jim slumped（重重地坐下）onthecouch.Mothers Daywas comingup,but hedidnt havea present.How canI buya presentwithout anymoney^^he thought.Jim pickedupthe newspaper thatwas lyingonthecouch.He noticeda largeadvertisement onthe frontpage.The localdepartment storewas sponsoringa contest.l4Tell uswhy yourmom isspecial andwin a shopping spree（疯狂购物）for her/said theadvertisement.“This isperfect!thought Jim.He ranto hisroom withthe newspaper.Taking apencil anda blankpiece ofpaper fromhis desk,he started（o write.“My momisthe best mother intheworld.She alwaysmakes lunchfbr meto taketo school,and shenever forgetsmy dessert.She readsasmanybooks tome beforebed asI want.She alwaysremembers tocheck underthe bedtor monsters.And shegives methe besthug,but neverin frontofmy friends,who wouldlaugh atme fbrhugging mymom.”Jim likedwhat he hadwritten.He copied it neatlyand gotan envelopeandastamp fromhis bed.He ranio thmailbox withhis entry（参赛作品）Mom willlove havinga shopping spree,“he thought.Jim cheekedthe mailboxeverydayforhisprize.Days wentby,and thenweeks.Soon itwastheday beforeMothers Day.Jim stillhadnt heardanything aboutthe contest.What amI goingtodonow”he wondered.He didnt haveapresent,and hedidnthaveashoppingspree.And hestill didnthave money.He hadto thinkof something.Jim closedhis eyesand curledhis toesand thoughthard.注意1）所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2）续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；3）请在相应位置作答Paragraph1:Suddenly hehad anidea.________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:The nextmorning Jimhanded his present tohis mom.Keys:第一部分:1-5CCABA6-10ABCBA II-15CACCB16-20BAACB第二部分第一节21-23ABB24-27ADAB28-31DAAB32-35DACB第二节36-40CBADE第三部分第一节41-45CAADB第二节46-50DABBC51-55BDCBD

56.was impressed

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63.themes

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67.being criticized

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75.is beingexhibited第四部分第一节Dear Peter,Im Li Hua»studying inthe sameschool withyou.Learning that you wantto learnMandarin andare insearch ofa teacher.Id like to recommendmyfriendLi Mingto you.Li Mingisa20-year-old youngman whostudies inZhejiang University,majoring inChinese.Not onlycan hespeak StandardMandarin,but alsohe isable tospeak fluentEnglish.Having beenthe winnerof bothEnglish andChinese speechcontests severaltimes,hewas awarded theImage Ambassadorof hisuniversity.So witha goodcommand ofEnglish,he surelyhas nodifficulty incommunicating withyou.And whenknowing thatyou wantsomeone tohelp youwith Mandarin,he isquite willing to offerhelp.I wouldappreciate itifyoucould takemy recommendationinto consideration.Hoping thatyou willmake greatprogress inChinese Mandarin!Yours.LiHua第二节续写范文之一Paragraph1:Suddenly hehad anidea.He fumbledin hisdrawers andfortunately founda straighton hischair,and beganto writea letterin hisbest handwritingas aMothers Daypresent.Dear Mom,Im writingthis totell hatyou arcthe bestmotherintheworld...M Witha sincereheart,Jim finishedthe letterand sealeditinan Hislips curvingintoasmile.Paragraph2:The nextmorninJim handedhispresenttohis mom.Finishing readingtheletter,his momswept hisinto herarms withher eyeswet asif shewantedtosqueeze thebreath outof him.Thank you,my dear!she sniffled,hugging Jimmore tightly.Leaning againsthis momsshoulder,Jim slowlyexplained whyhe choseto writealetterasagift.After hearingthe reason,hismomgently combedher fingersthrough hishair,saying,me,your letteris betterthan athousand shoppingsprees.Hugging eachother,they fekblissful asif theywe possessionof everything.Indeed,love shouldbe madeknown coloved ones.Paragraph1:Suddenl、hehadanidea.Jim lookedattheadvertisement inthenewspaperagain.He thenfound hisoriginal contestentry andcopiedit,but this time inbright redcrayon onhis biggestpiece ofyellow constructiopaper.Then hedecorated thepaper withpurple glitterand glueda pictureof hismom tothebottom.Paragraph2:The nexmorninq Jimhand dhis presenlio hisn】om.HaDDV MothersDay!^^he yelled.Mom readJims poster.By thetime shehad finished,shewassmiling andcrying atthesametime.“Thank you,“s said,wiping hereyes.uThis isthebestpresent I have everhad.Jim grinned.**Maybe wemissed ashoppingspree.However,I havesomething elseforyou,too Jhe said.He checkedto makesure noone waslooking,and thenhe gavehismothera greathug.听力原文

1.M:How areyou gettingon withyour studiesW:Im gettingon wellwith historyand English,but mathis stilldifficult forme.

2.W:Hello,Paul.Lets gofishing.M:I dontwanttofish.Nor doI wantto swim.Id liketo playbasketball now.

3.M:I dontfeel verygood.Tve gota burningfeeling inmy stomach.W:Oh,poor Andy!Lets getyou toadoctorimmediately.M:Maybe itwill goaway if I eata hotdog.W:No morejunk food.Breakfast isready inthe kitchen.Ill getit fbryou soon.

4.W:I heardthatyouliked theplay lastnight.I supposeyour wifefelt thesame aboutit.M:No,asamailer offact,she lefthalfway becauseshe foundit notinteresting.

5.M:Excuse me.Jane.I noticedthis onyour desk.I heardit isa verygood novel.Would youini ndifIborrowed itW:The KiteRunner.Fvc seenthe moviebasedonit.Im notreading itright now,so whydont youtake ithome overthe weekend

6.W:How wasyour campingholiday M:We hadagreatlaugh ingeneral.It didntstart so well—the weatherwasterriblewhen wegot thereand itwastiringto putuptents.Eveiything gotwet inthe rain.W:Oh,no.M:But thenit stopped,and myparents wentoff swimminginthe lake.I didntwanttogo,so theyleft meby thetent tocook dinner.After hat,they letme dothesameevery evening.I reallyenjoyed it.W:Good foryou!

7.M:Hello.Tom Smith.W:Hello,Tom.If sMary Clark.My secretarysaid youcalled justnow.M:Yes.Thank youfbr callingback.I wantedtomakesure youvereceived theinvitation.W:Yes,Ihave.Id beglad toaccept it.M:Good.Er...Mary,some friendsof mineare goingto stayatGlencrossfbr afew daysafter thecelebration.Wouldyoujoin ustor fouror fivedays W:Oh,I,d loveto,but Imafraid Icant.Ive alreadyplanned togo toBrussels onthe18th.M:Well,would youliketo stay until the17th Im sure youneed abreak fromyour busywork.You worktoo much!W:Youre right.Thank you,Tom.I,d lovetostayuntilthe17th.

8.W:Do youknow anythingabout Dr.Millers classesM:Yes.Are youin his class W:No,Im takinghisclassnext term.M:He is very seriousand patient.He isreally clearwhat youneed tolearn toget a good grade.But he isverystrict abouthomework.Are youwillingtostudy hardW:Yes,I guessso.M:What Ilike mostabout himis thatheisateacherwho alwaysunderstands others.Do youenjoy thatinateacher W:Yes,Ihadsuchateacher before.M:Did youknow thathe cameto Englandlast yearafter10years ofcaching inAmerica VV:No,1didnt,but thatcould bea goodthing.M:Well,take alookateverything andwork outwhatisbest foryou.Good luck!

9.W:Hello VideoClub.M:Hello.My nameis Gary.How muchdocs itcost to join theclub W:It costsfive poundsto joinand hentwo poundsa dayfor eachvideo youtake home.You payone poundfifty forreluming avideo late.M:Doyouhave thelatest filmsW:New filmsarrive everyweek.Every month,we sendoutalist ofnew films.Once ayear,theres avideo clubmeeting—people tellus whattheyd likeinthefiiture.M:What dopeople askfor W:American filmsmostly—and wehave lotsof those.But wealso havesome goodBritish filmsand alsoafewfrom Australia.M:Right.Id liketojoin.W:OK.You needto fillinaform.Wc havethem inthe shop,or Ican sendyou onebypost,or theresone onthe clubswebsite.M:TH gototheshop andget onethen.W:OK.Goodbye.

10.W:Good morning,students!I hopeyoure enjoyingyour stayhere inthe mountains.Now,I,ve gotsome informationabout tomorrowsday triptoNorth Lake.The busis alwaysvery busyat thistime of year,and wedont havea carthatisbig enough,sowelltake thetrain.Youll seesome beautifulcountryside onthe journey.To joinhe trip,please cometothecaf6a thefoot ofthemountainstomorrow.Well leaveat1:

15.You canhave lunchinthecafe at12:30before wcgo.The ticketfbr theNorthLakewillbe8pounds andyoull wantsome moneyto spendattheshop sobring12pounds,please.When werethere,you canchoose togo walkingwith me,or fishingwith Mr.Thomas.But noswimming-the wateris toocold atthistimeofyear.Now,this isimportant.Well meetto returntothestation atthe endoftheday outsidethe AsterHotel,next tothelake.Thats A-S-T-E-R.Imsureyoull haveagoodtime there.。