2022届湖北省襄阳市第五高三适应性考试（四模）英语试题

襄阳2022届高三年级适应性考试

（四）英语试题本试卷共67题全卷满分150分考试用时120分钟第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题;每小题

1.5分，满分7・5分）听下面5段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对话后你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下题每段对话仅读一遍例HowmuchistheshirtA.£

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15.答案是CHowdidthemangetthenewsA.Theteachertoldhim.Hegotthenewsfromanemail.Hewasinformedbythewoman.WhenwillthewomanetothemanspartyA.At7:40p.m.B.At8:00p.m.HowwillthewomanprobablylistentomusicA.OntheInternet.B.OntheCD.WhatisthewomanspeakerlikeA.Considerate.B.Understanding.C.Sporty.WhatdeterminedthewomanschoiceofthehotelA.Thements.B.Thefood.C.Thelocation.第二节（共15小题;每小题

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22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，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下面一段对话，回答第6和第7两个小题HowdoesthemanliketowatchfootballmatchesA.OnTV.B.Withfootballplayers.WhatdoesthemanthinkexcitingforlivefootballmatchesA.Theatmosphere.B.Footballfans.听下面一段对话，回答第8和第9两个小题WhathappenedtothewomanSheleftherhandbagonthebus.ShemissedtheNo.22busyesterday.ShedidntfindCityBuspany.WhatdidthemantellthewomanTheydidntfindanythinglikethat.Someonefounditandgaveittothem.Itwascertainthatsomeonetookitaway.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题WhoisSpottyThemanslittlebrother.Ahumanwhoisntlikedbytheman.Adogbelongingtotheboysfamily.WhatdoesthemanthinkofSpottyA.Helikeshim.B.Hedislikeshim.WhatcanwelearnfromtheconversationM:WhatdoyouthinkofLilyW:Shesnotonlythoughtfulbutalsoveryunderstanding.ShesalwaysbymysidetocheermeupwheneverImintrouble.M:DoyoushareanythinginmonwithherW:Yesalol.Webothloveshoppingandplayingsports.Text5M:WheredidyoustaylastsummerwhenyoutravelledinXiamenW:Istayedinafamilyhotelnearthesea.M:Whydidyouchoosetostayinthathotelinsteadofafive-starhotelW:Itisfortableandallthereviewsonlineaboutthehotelarepositive.Text6W:DoyoulikegoingtolivefootballmatchesM:Ohyes.Iloveit.W:IsitbetterthanwatchingthemonTVM:WellyoudontreallyseeasmuchasyoudoonTVW:OhwhydosomanypeoplegotolivematchesM:Thatsdifferent.OnTVyoudontreallyfeeltheatmosphere.Youcantsingalongwiththechantsandsongsathome.Text7M:Goodmorning.ThisisCityBuspany.W:Goodmorning.Iwonderifyoucouldhelpme.Tvelostmyhandbag.M:OhwhendidithappenAreyousureyouvelostitonourbusW:Wellyesterdayafternoon1wenthomefromworkontheNo.22bus.WhenIgotoffthebusIleftmyhandbagonthebus.M:CanyoudescribeitW:Wellitsabrownfurhandbag.Errthereisabankcardandsomechangeinit.M:Iamafraidwehaventgotanythinglikethat.Perhapssomeonetookitawaywhenyougotoffthebus.Butwelltryourbesttolookfbritfbryou.W:Thankyouverymuch.Text8M:MomIhavesomethingtosay.CanSpottybeinthefamilypicturetooW:Ohhecannot.Youknowdogsarepets;theyarenotfamily.M:ButSpottyisolderthanIam!W:SowhatThatstilldoesntmakehimahuman.M:Sometimesitseemslikehecantalk.WhynotregardhimasamemberofourfamilyW:Isaidnosotheanswerisno.M:WhatifweputahatonhimW:WhywouldyouwanttodothatM:Becauseifheputsahathelljustlooklikemylittlebrother.W:YourereallyattachedtohimarentyouM:Yes!Ilikehim.Andheslikeapartofthefamilytoo.W:Allrighthemaybeinthephotobutnohat!Text9M:Jennyinanotherinterviewweweretalkingaboutfoodsthatwedontlike.Nowletstalkaboutactivitiesorthingswcdontliketodo.W:Okay.M:Washingdishesironingclothesmowingthelawnthingslikethat.W:Alright.M:ArethereanyotheractivitiesyoureallydislikedoingW:Wellyoumentionedwashingdishes.Idontlikethatone.M:OhreallyW:Tdmuchrathermowthelawnthanwashdishes.M:WhyW:Iguessitsjusttheideaoftouchingdirtyplatesthateveryoneateoffandthentheysatatthesinkforacoupleofhours.Anditgrossesmeout.M:Yeah.ThatsinterestingbecauseImactually...like...Idontlikecooking.IhatetocookbutIdonlminddoingtheclean-up.Text10W:Everyonehasanaturalsleeproutine.Yougotobedandwakeupatacertaintime.Buteveryonesroutineisnotthesame.Somepeople—theearlybirds-gotobedearlyatnightaround9:00or10:00p.m.Inthemoming.theywakeupeasilyandareenergetic.Others—thenightowls—stayawakeiateuntilmidnightorlater.Forthemitisdifficulttowakeupearly.WhatdoweknowaboutearlybirdsandnightowlsHereiswhatstudiesshow.Teenagersarenaturalnightowls.Alsomostneedninetotenhourssleepanight.Butinmanyplacestheschoolorworkdaystartsat8:00a.m.Forthisreasononlyoneinfiveteenagerssleepsenough.Moreearlybirdsgetgoodgradesinschoolbutnightowlsdobetteronsonicintelligencetestsaccordingtoastudyof1000Spanishteens.Peoplewithhighscoresonthesetestsusuallygetgoodjobs.Spottywillnotbeinthefamilypicture.Spottywillbeinthefamilypicturewithahat.Spottywillbeinthefamilypicturewithnohat.听下面一段对话，回答第13至第16四个小题WhatarethetwospeakerstalkingaboutFoodsandactivities.Foodsthattheydontlike.Activitiesorthingstheydontliketodo.WhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthetwospeakersBossandworker.Teacherandstudent.Interviewerandinterviewee.WhatcanwelearnaboutthewomanShepreferswashingdishestomowingthelawn.Sheprefersmowingthelawntowashingdishes.Shelikesbothmowingthelawnandwashingdishes.WhatdocsthemanthinkofcookingHelikescooking.Hedislikescooking.Hedoesntmindcooking.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题Whatkindofpeopleareuearlybirds”？Thepeoplegettinguparound5:00or6:00a.in.Thepeoplegoingtobedaround9:00or10:00p.m.Thepeoplegoingtobedaround10:00or11:00p.m.WhendomostteenagersgotobedA.Around9:0p.m.B.Around10:00p.m.C.Aroundmidnightorlater.HowmanyteenagerssleepenoughA.One-fifth.B.Two-fifths.C.One-fourth.WhatarenightowlsbelteratA.Gettinggradesinschool.B.Someintelligencetests.C.Gettinggoodjobs.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

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37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑ABearToothAdmissionEveryoneenteringthetheatremusthaveaticket.Westronglyencourageallpartiestoarrive30-45minutespriortoanyshowtime.WhatisonDivingDeep:TheLifeandTimesofMikeDeGruy2DThisfilmtellsthestoryofMikeDeGruyacuriousandenthusiasticunderwalerfilmmakerwhodiedsuddenlyin

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16.WhichfilmfocusesonclosecooperationbetweenpartnersA.DivingDeep.B.Dolittle.C.SpiesinDisguise.D.HowtoBuildaGirl.WhattypeoffilmisDolittleA.Adventure.B.Crime.C.Thriller.D.Action.BOverthecourseofthepandemicthelandscapeofeducationhasgreatlychangedbutthathasntkeptonebrilliantgirlwhosedreamshaveneverbeenearthboundfromreachingforthestars.Whilemostprc-tccnsarcfacingthechallengesofmiddleschoolatage12AlenaAnalcighhasalreadyearnedherhighschooldiplomaandissettoattendArizonaStaleUniversityviaremotelearning.WithaplanneddoublemajorinastronomicalscienceandchemistryAlenasgoalistobeeaNASAengineerbythetimeshes16whereshehopestoemployherextraordinaryskillstobuildrovers火星车liketheonessenttoMarsonmissions.THbedrivingoneofthosefuturespacemobilesbythetimeIgraduatefromcollegeshetoldABCNews.Adistantgoalperhaps.ButaccordingtoAlenasmotherDaphneherdaughterhadalreadysethersightsonacareerwiththespaceagencywhenshewasalittlegirl.t4ShewouldalwayssayMomImgoingtoworkfbrNASADaphnetoldABCNews.ThenshewouldstartsayingTmgoingtobetheyoungestblackgirltoeverworkfbrNASA.AlenasspacejourneybeganwithherearlyinterestinLegobuildingtoysfromwhichshebuiltplexmodelsofeverythingfromtheTajMahalandiheDisneycastletotheApolloIIroverandaNASArocket.WhilebuildingLegotoysshelearnedtobringherimaginationstopletion.ThatismainlywhatenablesthistalenttogetcloserandclosertoherlifegoalandhersmartscientificmindhasledAlenatobeasharpobserverinotherfieldsoflifeaswell.AlenaseesdifferentopportunitiesinSTEMshortforsciencetechnologyengineeringandmathforwomenandpeopleofcolor.Shehopestoserveasanexampletoothergirls—theyshouldivtlettheopinionsofotherskeepthemfromgoingaftertheirowndreams.Ildoesntmatterwhatyourageisorwhatyoureplanningtodo“shetoldABCNews.uGoforit;dreamandthenachieveit.”HowisAlenadifferentfrommostprc-tccnsSheattendshighschoolviaremotelearning.Sheisalreadyqualifiedforhighereducation.ShehasgotthechancetosetfootonMars.Sheteachesherfriendstobuildrovermodels.WhatdoesAlenasmothersayaboutAlenascareergoalA.Ittookrootveryearly.B.Itsoundsunrealistic.C.Itwasoncedestroyed.D.Itproveschallenging.WhatcanwelearnaboutAlenafromparagraph5Shehasdesignedbest-sellingtoys.HerenthusiasmforLegotoysfades.Shelikestravelingaroundtheworld.Herinterestpreparesherforherlifegoal.WhatmessagedoesthestoryseemtoconveyFameisagreatthirstoftheyoung.Successmeansseizingopportunities.Interestandambitionurgeoneforward.Experiencehelpstopromoteexcellence.C“Alexawhats5minus3“A6-year-oIdboyrecentlyaskedthatquestioninavideowhichwaspopularonTwitter.AlexaAmazonsvoice-startedassistantdeliveredaquickanswei

2.Itscutebutitraisesaquestionthatsbeenonthemindsofmanyparentsandeducatorslately:HowdovirtualassistantslikeAlexaaffectchildrenslearningexperiencesClintHillanEnglishteachersaysinhisclassroomsheoftensees“childrenquietlytalkingintotheirphonesandaskingGoogleorotherservicestospellsomeplicatedwordsthattheydontknow;ButHillsayshedoesntmind.Istrugglewithspellingandspellcheckonmywordprocessinghasbeenalifesaverfbrme.hesays.IthinkbeingabletousethosetechnologicalaidsisnothurtinganybodyHilladds.Butsomeexpertssayitsnotjustaboutlearningbasicmathorspelling.4tOneofthebestgiftswecangiveourchildrenisdoingthatkindofproblem-solvingtogethersaysDianeLevinaprofessorofappliedhumandevelopment.Levinsaysitsimportantfbrchildrentolearntostruggle—evenjustalittle一withchallenges.lkTheywillusethoseskillsthattheyrelearningfbrallkindsofthingsthatcalong“Levinsays.HowmuchconcernshouldparentshaveoverAlexaandtheirchildrenEverynewwaveoftechnologyfromcalculatorstoTVsetscausesapanicaboutitseffectonchildrenandnostalgia（怀I日）forthepastsaysDimitriChristakisanexpertinchildhealthbehavioranddevelopment.Buthesaysthatachildwatchingtelevisionishavingpletelypassiveexperience.BecausenewtechnologyisinteractiveithelpsunderstandhowtheworldworksChristakissays.uButwhilewatchingtelevisionyouplaynoroleinthecontentnChristakissays.Stillheagreesthatthisdebateisaboutmuchmorethanknowingwhat5minus3is.Itsalsoaboutdevelopingthepatiencetosolveproblems.Thatabilitytostayfocused/hesays“isoneofthemostimportantdevelopmentalskillsthatchildrenacquire.^^

28.WhatcanbeinferredfromHillswordsTechnologicalaidsarchelpful.Hisstudentsdontusetheirbrains.C.Hisstudentsarentfocusedinclass.D.Spellingisreallydifficultforsmallchildren.WhatcanwelearnabouttechnologicalaidsinLevinsopinionTheyfailtosolveproblems.Theygivechildrenchallenges.Theypresentathreattoteachersatschool.Theyareharmfultochildrensdevelopment.WhichofthefollowingwouldChristakisagreewithNewtechnologyaffectschildrenmost.Newtechnologytendstocauseworries.Televisionhasbeenathingofthepast.Todaysparentsaretooconcerned.WhatdoesChristakisstressaboutchildreninthelastparagraphTheirabilitytointeractwithothers.Theirabilitytolearnfromthepast.Theirabilitytostudytechnology.Theirabilitytopayattention.DHumansarenottheonlyonesadaptingtotheeffectsofglobalclimatechange.Animalsarealsoadaptingtotheenvironmentalchanges—assomewarm-bloodedanimalsarcbeginningto^shapeshifttheirbodiesinresponsetoshiftsinclimateaccordingtoarecentstudyinTrendsinEcologyEvolutionledbySaraRydingaresearcheratDeakinUniversityinAustralia.Inthestudyresearchersidentifiednewevidencethatsupportsthetheorythatsomewarm-bloodedanimalsarcexperiencingchangestotheirbodiesduetotherisingtemperaturesresultinginlargerlegscarsandbeaksinsomecases.TheresearchersnotedthataccordingtoaprincipleknownasAllensRule“warm-bloodedanimalslivingincolderclimatestendtohavesmallerappendages（likebeaksorlegs）thananimalsofthesamespecieslivinginwarmerclimates.SomeofthemostconvincingevidenceofshapeshiftingwasfoundinbirdsinAustraliaandNorthAmericaaccordingtoresearchers.CertainspeciesofAustralianparrotshavedemonstratedabout4%-10%increaseinthesizeoftheirbeakssince1871whichresearchersattributetorisingtemperatures.InNorthAmericathedark-eyedjunco（暗眼灯草雀）alsohasbeenseenanincreaseinbeaksize.Largerbeakshelpbirdsdissipateadditionalbodyheatmoreeffectivelythestudysaidwhichisausefulfeatureasglobaltemperaturesrise.“Alotofthetimewhenclimatechangeisdiscussedinmainstreammediapeoplearcaskingcanhumansoverethisor4whattechnologycansolvethis”RydingsaidinanewsreleasefromCellPress.Shesaidthatjustlikehumansanimalsalsohadtoadapttoclimatechanges.Rydingadded“Theclimatechangethatwehavecreatedisputtingawholelotofpressureonthemandwhilesomespecieswilladaptotherswillnot.”ShapeshiftingdocsnotmeanthatanimalsarccopingwithclimatechangeandthatallisfineRydingsaid“Itjustmeanstheyareevolvingtosurviveit.”WhatdoweknowfromtherecentstudyledbySaraRydingAllspecieswillnotadapttoclimatechange.Animalsaredealingwithclimatechangewell.ThejuncohasbeenseenanincreaseinbeaksizeinAustralia.Animalslivinginwarmerclimatestendtohavesmallerbeaks.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dissipate”inparagraphsprobablymeanA.Takein.B.Turnoff.C.Buildup.D.Getridof.WhichofthefollowingbestdescribeSaraRydingsfeelingabouttheanimalsshape-shiftA.Concerned.B.Confused.C.Indifferent.D.Amazed.WhatcanbethebesttitleofthispassageAnimalsAreCopingwithClimateChange.RisingTemperaturesAreThreateningAnimals.HumansAreToBlameforAnimalsShapeshift.ClimateChangeIsMakingSomeSpeciesShapeshift.第二节（共5小题，每小题

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12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项，选项中有两项为多余选项Itsmontoreadsayingsurgingpeopletobekindtootherswithoutthinkingorplanningahead.Butseveralstudiessuggesttherearesomeverygoodreasonstothinkaboutwaystobekindandnicelyplanoutthattypeofbehavior.36Researchersalsosaykindnessplayedanimportantpartinhowhumansdeveloped.Inotherwordstheysayscientificevidencesuggeststhatwearcdesignedtobekind.OliverCurryistheresearchdirectoratKindlabanon-profitorganization.37Curryclaimsthat“kindnessismucholderthanreligion.M44Thebasicreasonwhypeoplearekindisthatwearesocialanimals.^^heexplained.38UniversityofLondonpsychologistAnatBardistudiesvaluesystemsinpeople.Inonestudyresearchersgavepeoplealistofvalues—suchaskindnesscreativityambitiontraditionsecurityandseekingsocialjustice.Whenaskedtopickthemostimportantkindnesswon.Otherresearchshowsthatourbodiescanalsorewardusforbeingkind.UniversityofCaliforniaRiversidepsychologyprofessorSonjahastestedthisideainmanyexperimentsover（hepast20years.Inoneexperiment.sheaskedpeopletoperformthreeactsofkindnessforotherindividualseachweek.Sheaskedadifferentgroup（odothreeactsofself-kindness.39Thepeoplewhowerekindtoothersreportedfeelinghappierandmoreconnectedtotheworld.4（）Sonjastudiedagroupofpeoplewiththediseasemultiplesclerosis（多发性硬化）.Shefoundthattheyfeltbelterphysicallywhenhelpingothers.Herresearchalsoshowedthatpeoplewhoperformedmoreactsofkindnesshadlessinflammation（发炎）intheirbodies.Researchhasshownthatmanypeopleprizekindnessoverothervalues.ResearchshowsthatkindnesscanbegoodformanyspeciesTheseactscouldbesmall.likeopeningadoorforsomeone.Itsgoalistoeducateandurgepeopletochoosekindness.Researchshowsthatactsofkindnesscanimproveourhealth.Butitisnotjustemotionalbutalsophysical.Thatiswhywehelpstrangersinneed.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共15小题；每小题1分；满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项Atonly9yearsoldLesiaCartelliwasbadlyburnedinagasexplosionathergrandparentshouse.Infacttheburnswereso41thatherowngrandfatherdidntrecognizeher.Butnowthisbravewomanuseshermiserablepasttohelpotherburn42findhealing.Lesiaandhercousinwereplayingintheirgrandparentsbasementonthat43day.Agasleakstartedtoburncausingthewholehouseto

44.Theexplosionthrewmanyofthe9familymembersinthehomeacrossthestreet.Lesiapulledherselfoutofthehouse.Flamesstillcoveredherlittlebodysoshe45inthedinandsnowtoputthemout.Lesia46severalmonthsinthehospitalundergoingoperationsandskingrafts（移植）.OncereleasedLcsiasscarsdrew47andquestionsfrompeoplesoshestartedisolatingherself.44WhenIwasburnedeverythinginmylifechangedshesaid.Myfriendshipschanged.Ihatedgoingtoschool.Youare48thingsyouneverhadtobefore.”Lesiacouldhaveremained49inherwholelifebecausewhenbadthingshappenwecan_50choosetoescape.Butwecanalsotreatitasachanceto

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54.LesiasAngelFacesallowthegirlstobondwitheachotherhelpingthemescapethefeelingsof55loneliness.第二节共10小题；每小题1・5分满分15分阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式Fromdancerswavinglonggreensticks1ike56freshsproutinggrasstosixicehockeyplayersslappingpucks冰球towardtheOlympicringstheOpeningCeremonyoftheBeijing2022WinterOlympicGames57intendtorepresentunityandanewbeginning.58afreezingFridayevening45000spectatorshalf-filledBeijingsNationalStadiumalso59knowastheBirdsNest”.Itwasalsotheday60markedthestartofspringinthetraditionallunarcalendar.“Theperformancesfeaturingmostlychildperformersreflectashiftfromtalkingaboutthepastto61focusonthefuture.ZhangYimou62directorofboththe2X8and2022OpeningCeremoniestoldChinesemedia.BesidestheopeningceremonyoftheBeijingWinterOlympicstookona63plainlookthantheoneinBeijing14yearsago.EnsuringthattheWinterOlympicGameswereheldonschedule64showthegreateffortsChinamade.Anditwasalsoafirm65declarethatnoforcecanstopChinesepeoplefromrealizingtheirdreams.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）中国的传统节日种类繁多，庆祝活动多种多样你校英语报正在征集同学们的节日经历（festivalexperience）o请你用英语给报社投稿，分享你的节日经历要求介绍你所经历的节日和活动；分享你的感受注意

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65.declaration应用文参考范文IexperiencedtheNaadamFestivalinInnerMongoliaforthefirsttimethisyear.Thefestivalfallsonthefourthdayofthesixthmonthofthelunarcalendarusuallylastingforthreedays.Iabsolutelyenjoyedthearcheryandwrestlingbutthehorseracesweremyfavoritepart.AtfirstIwassurprisedtoseethattheriderswereboysandgirlsuntilalocalexplainedchildrenarelightersothehorsescanrunfaster.IwasslightlyconcernedabouttheirsafetybutheaddedDontworry.Theyvebeenridinghorsesalltheirlives/ItwasatthemomentthatImadesenseofwhypeoplesay“HorsesareattheheartofMongolianculture.ImfinallybackhomenowfeelingreallytiredbutcelebratingNaadamwastotallyworthit.续写参考范文Thebirdstruggledweaklyandmadeawildstrangenoise.ThesoundmadeBensheartache.Itseemedasifhecouldsensethebirdsfearandhelplessness.HoldingthebirdtightlyinhisarmsBenknewthathejustcouldntgiveuponthistinylife.Hiseyesraisedandgazingdirectlyintothehuntershedeclaredatthetopifhisvoice“Noway!Youmustgetoutofmylandrightnow^^^Thefirmandsteadygazesentastrongmessagetothehunterthatbynomeanswouldhegivein.Therewasasuffocatingsilencebetweenthetwomen.Eventuallythehuntersroughvoicebrokethesilence.uYouareafbol.AndthentoBensgreatreliefheslowlywalkedaway.Benwatcheduntilhewasgoneandwenttothehouse.Hecarefullylaidthebirdonthesoftpillowappliedsomemedicinetothewoundandbandageditsbrokenwing.SmoothingitsbeautifulfeathershemurmuredinasoftvoicetothebirdYouregoingtobeOkayandsoonyouwillbeabletoflyinthesky.Underhiscarefulnursingthebirdrecoveredsoonerthanexpectedandinthemeantimeaspecialbondseemedtobeformedbetweenthemanandthebird.WhenthebirdfinallymadeitsfullrecoveryBenknewitwastimetosetitfree.ThoughreluctantwatchingthebirdflappingitswingsandsoaringhighintotheskyBensmiled.Thefrozenlakethequietwoodsandtheflyingbirdsmadetheplaceaparadise.录音原文Text1W:Youlooksoexcited.WhatisthegoodnewsM:IwasinformedthatIwasadmittedtomydreamuniversity.W:Congratulationstoyou.BythewaywhotoldyouthegoodnewsM:Thestaffintheuniversitysentmeanemail.Text2M:WillyouetomybirthdaypartyW:CanIealittlelaterIvegotsomethingimportanttoworkontonight.M:HowlatewillyoubeThepartywillbegina8:0p.m.W:Iwillbelatefor20minutes.Text3M:DoyoulikelisteningtomusicAndhowW:YesIusuallylistentomusiconmyphoneormyputer.M:HowmuchtimeadaydoyouspendlisteningtomusicW:AslongasIamfreesuchasridingabiketakingabusandsoon.Text

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44.A.setoffB.bumoutC.burstoutD.blowup

45.A.rolledB.settledC.faintedD.assisted

46.A.lastedB.spentC.tookD.lived

47.A.desiresB.damagesC.criticismsD.stares

48.A.carryingonB.takingupC.dealingwithD.strugglingfor

49.A.preciousB.confidentC.trueD.withdrawn

50.A.alwaysB.almostC.evenD.never

51.A.seekB.judgeC.growD.expand

52.A.worseB.betterC.fitterD.less

53.A.launchedB.hiredC.appointedD.elected

54.A.independentlyB.physicallyC.emotionallyD.surprisingly

55.A.remoteB.straightC.superD.strong。