1、2020届高三模拟考试试卷英语2020.6本试卷分第卷(选择题)和第卷(非选择题)两部分。满分120分，考试时间120分钟。第卷(选择题共85分)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. When does the woman plan to finish her history essay?A. On Friday. B. Tomorrow. C. Tonigh
2、t.()2. What does the womans brother do?A. A security guard. B. A shop assistant. C. A clothes designer.()3. Which program does the man want to watch?A. The basketball game. B. The documentary. C. The chat show.()4. What does the woman dislike about her burger?A. The size. B. The taste. C. The price.
3、()5. What does the man think of the concert?A. The instruments were bad. B. The songs were quite interesting.C. The musicians should have practiced more.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，
4、回答第6、7题。()6. What is the probable relationship between the speakers?A. Sales clerk and customer. B. Mother and son. C. Schoolmates.()7. Why did the man decide to buy the green shoes?A. They were his first choice. B. They were comfortable to wear.C. They were popular among students.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。()8
5、. What are the speakers talking about?A. A match. B. A coach. C. A season.()9. Why does the man feel happy?A. He scored a goal. B. His parents came to watch. C. His coach praised him.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。()10. Where did the speakers go swimming?A. In the sea. B. In the river. C. In the lake.()11. How di
6、d the man feel about sleeping in a tent at first?A. Excited. B. Nervous. C. Unhappy.()12. What do we know about the campsite?A. It needs a shop. B. It is too small. C. It has no showers.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。()13. Why did the woman try a flying experience day?A. Her friend persuaded her. B. She decided t
7、o become a pilot.C. She expected to see her house from the sky.()14. What did the womans instructor do during the flight?A. She said little. B. She told jokes. C. She stayed upset.()15. What does the woman say about the flight?A. It made her very tired. B. It seemed to last long. C. It was worse tha
8、n expected.()16. Which experience day would the woman like to try most?A. Sports car driving. B. Deepsea fishing. C. Horse riding.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。()17. What role did Alice Fisher play in Green Valley?A. A policewoman. B. A teacher. C. A farmer.()18. How long has Alice Fisher worked in comedy produ
9、ctions?A. For 3 years. B. For 7 years. C. For 10 years.()19. What does the speaker focus on in the first section of the classes?A. Voice control. B. Performance skills. C. Body movement.()20. When will The Passenger be performed?A. On July 7th. B. On July 13th. C. On July 20th.第二部分：英语基础知识运用(共两节，满分35
10、分)第一节：单项填空(共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分)请认真阅读下面各题，从题中所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。()21. All of us applauded the proposal _ every cent should be used where it is needed most.A. that B. what C. which D. whether()22. For students, preparing for Gaokao is a difficult but _ challenge that will shape their future.A. contr
11、oversial B. arbitrary C. tentative D. worthwhile()23. He _ you he was a qualified agent, but the truth is quite otherwise.A. must tell B. could tell C. should have told D. might have told()24. Everyone wants to live on the top of the mountain, but growth occurs while you _ it.A. climbed B. have clim
12、bedC. are climbing D. have been climbing()25. We all have times of insecurity in life, _ there is nothing to do but bravely face the feelings of doubt.A. which B. when C. where D. that()26. What _ an excellent player from an average one is that the former learns from his errors, while the latter rep
13、eats them.A. defines B. describes C. differentiates D. discourages()27. You can read about other countries, but theres no _ for visiting them yourself.A. compensation B. criterion C. sacrifice D. substitute()28. The city has its pleasures, but Christine wished _ for the quiet of country life.A. even
14、 B. thus C. either D. instead()29. Its said that Johnson will be promoted to senior manager next week.Cool！He is well suited to the role _ his years of hard work and experience.A. by virtue of B. by order of C. in case of D. in favour of()30. _ we have specific tasks to do, our leader makes sure we
15、dont lose sight of the big picture.A. Until B. Unless C. Although D. Whether()31. The works of Du Fu, Chinas greatest poet, _ a precious cultural heritage for the entire world，not just for China.A. represented B. represent C. will represent D. have represented()32. I think we really need to _ on thi
16、s project.Yeah！The deadline is in July, and its already June.A. turn the clock back B. raise the red flag C. get the ball rolling D. kill the fatted calf()33. Charles is crazy about antiques and included in his closet _ a collection of vases in various shapes and sizes.A. has B. is C. have D. are()3
17、4. Li Ziqi is famous for her videos of rural selfsufficiency _ on Weibo and YouTube.A. posted B. having posted C. having been posted D. to be posted()35. Andrew said he would be here by 8._. He has never been punctual for anything in his life.A. You said it B. I wouldnt bet on itC. You asked for it
18、D. I cant agree more第二节： 完形填空(共20小题；每小题1分，满分20分)请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。A letter to the teacher who inspired my young sonI was so worried about handing my little boy, Carol, over during his first week of school, but you made it easier. You _36_ at him like a mother would at her own ch
19、ild.You showed warmth and your hugs were always on _37_After a day in class with you, Carol would come home _38_. Whenever I hear Do Your Ears Hang Low or see him _39_ to the sky when singing about the days of the week, I will think of you. The first time we sang it after _40_ you was hard but, as t
20、ime passes, I take _41_ in the knowledge that, even though you are not here, your work _42_ to make children happy.Your creativity was _43_. Ill never forget the childrens faces when youd beautifully _44_ the classroom into the Deep Dark Wood. I remember their _45_ faces talking about the Magnificen
21、t Tower Building youd _46_. In the short time I knew you，you never seemed _47_by the mountain of paperwork or impossible worklife balance that comes with the role. Instead, you appeared to _48_ every minute.I cant comprehend why youve been _49_ from us. Telling Carol was one of the hardest things Iv
22、e had to do. Im not sure whether he fully understands, _50_ he told me he loved you and has been asking whether your “robot powers” will work in _51_. I hope that you will shine on him from heaven and _52_him always.I _53_ I had told you all of this when you were with us. I hope that you _54_ the ex
23、tent of your magic, how you brought _55_ to everyone you met and how loved you were. Goodbye, Dear Friend.()36. A. pointed B. smiled C. came D. aimed()37. A. display B. duty C. sale D. offer()38. A. complaining B. dancing C. singing D. weeping()39. A. stretching B. shouting C. shooting D. submitting
24、()40. A. losing B. contacting C. leaving D. pleasing()41. A. pride B. delight C. part D. comfort()42. A. promises B. happens C. continues D. ceases()43. A. complex B. inspiring C. shabby D. temporary()44. A. transformed B. divided C. enlarged D. shrunk()45. A. frustrated B. cheerful C. panicked D. f
25、unny()46. A. observed B. purchased C. discovered D. created()47. A. motivated B. interrupted C. disturbed D. rejected()48. A. waste B. enjoy C. share D. seize()49. A. taken B. hidden C. claimed D. saved()50. A. because B. while C. but D. and()51. A. school B. heaven C. music D. performance()52. A. i
26、nspect B. imitate C. satisfy D. guide()53. A. wish B. regret C. assure D. forget()54. A. lost B. expected C. knew D. managed()55. A. convenience B. argument C. sympathy D. happiness第三部分： 阅读理解(共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分)请认真阅读下列短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AWish ListThe latest home hygiene(卫生) devicesPhoneS
27、oap Pro(Price：$119.95)https：/Our smartphones can collect so many bacteria that they are around seven times dirtier than a toilet.The PhoneSoap Pro uses ultraviolet(UV) light and claims to kill 99% bacteria in only five minutes. This rechargeable case can accommodate more varieties than only iPhone s
28、eries.TUSHY Classic(Price：$109)http：/Attachable bidets such as the TUSHY have become hot commodities. With quick tenminute installation, this toilet accessory simply sits beneath your toilet seat and connects to your water source without the need for electricity or a pump.With adjustable pressure an
29、d spray direction, the TUSHY can accommodate the whole family.PureAir FRIDGE(Price：$49)https：/Food hygiene really matters. This small air purifier sits wirelessly between the fruit and vegetables in your fridge，maintaining fresh air within，removing any unwanted smells and autonomously destroying bac
30、teria. This compact device uses a rechargeable battery that can last 18 to 24 days on one charge. When power is running low，there is a noticeable alarm when the fridge door is opened.Coway Airmega(Price：$849)https：/In a time when we have to stay in our homes, you might be considering the quality of
31、air inside. The Coway Airmega 400S boasts the ability to remove 99.97%of particles, including PM 2.5 and other pollutants. Appcontrolled, this home airpurification system will monitor your homes air quality and make automatic adjustments to its fan speed to improve air quality in real time.()56. Whi
32、ch of the four hygiene devices can operate without electricity?A. PhoneSoap Pro. B. TUSHY Classic. C. PureAir FRIDGE. D. Coway Airmega.()57. According to the passage, which of the following statements is TRUE?A. PhoneSoap Pro is specially designed for iPhone 11 Pro.B. TUSHY Classic can operate witho
33、ut the need for water.C. PureAir FRIDGE automatically reminds us of low power.D. Users have to manually adjust Coway Airmegas fan speed.BLast month, I said a final farewell to my lovely old dog, Oscar. I have been missing him terribly. Oscar went everywhere with me. He was my mascot of unconditional
34、 love, my loneliness relief and one of the big loves of my life.Many scientific studies have shown that petting a dog and even having one nearby can reduce stress. Peter Wedderburn, a writer and veterinary surgeon, once said “Dogs become a central part of our lives, offering unconditional love, cont
35、inual company and an alternative to loneliness. A dog is the ultimate loving companion.”Its no wonder I miss him. Oscar also gave structure to my day. His soft furry rub was my early morning wakeup call, plus his walks punctuated my day with a stressrelieving wander by the canal bank. Since his deat
36、h, I have found myself lying in bed feeling a little low and unmotivated. Im also spending hours at my desk and not getting out into the light all day.I didnt want my mood to _spiral_downwards,_so I have started a new, gentle morning practice. I have decided to put my focus on lighting my fireboth l
37、iterally and metaphorically. Mornings are cold on my canal boat, so what better way to heat things up than by creating a warming ritual(仪式)As I piled up old newspapers, placed four logs on the pile and loaded up smokeless coal, I thought about the “fuel” I wanted to use todaythe opportunities and to
38、ols available to me. Finally, I struck the match, which symbolized the “spark of inspiration”. As the fire started to burn, I wrote about someone or something that had inspired me as the flames slowly heated up the boat.Oscar naturally lit up my days and life. Without him，Im having to be more consci
39、ous about how I look after my mental health and mood, but Im now starting to enjoy my new start to the mornings. I still miss my lovely dog, but I always end my morning practice by raising my mug of coffee in gratitude for the privilege of 13 years of love and light that he brought into my life. Lov
40、e never dies.()58. Why does the author mention scientific studies and quotes from Peter Wedderburn?A. To introduce the funny stories about Oscar.B. To illustrate how attachment to dogs forms.C. To emphasize her sorrow at Oscars death.D. To contrast her love for a dog with others.()59. The underlined
41、 phrase “spiral downwards” in Paragraph 4 is closest in meaning to “_”A. darken B. lift C. improve D. swing()60. What did the warming ritual mean to the author?A. It was a new routine which kept her warm in the morning.B. She viewed it as a ceremony to mourn her beloved Oscar.C. She intended the rit
42、ual to honor those that had inspired her.D. It symbolized a departure from her downward feelings.CThe British government declared that a “proper piece of work” was being carried out to look into the possibility of linking Scotland to Northern Ireland via a bridge spanning the Irish Sea. At the momen
43、t, the leading candidates for the locations of the route are Portpatrick on the Scottish coast and Larne on the Northern Irish coast.Length aside, there are a number of other significant challenges that such an enormous project would raise. For example, theres the depth of the sea, which at times re
44、aches 300 metres, and the large spans that would be required to let any ships pass under the bridge safely, explained Ian Firth, a structural engineer at the Institution of Civil Engineers.“One solution might be to use floating foundations，” he said. “You have a floating pontoon(水上浮台) held below the
45、 surface of the water. You still have to get down there and drill holes in the rock down below, but youre now just tying it down with some cables. Then the floating platform is held below the wavesyou dont want it at the surface because then youre getting wave action and tidal action. You stand your
46、 bridge structures on those floating platforms. Thats the sort of thing that potentially could be doable.”Even so, such a structure would still leave those travelling across it at the mercy of high winds and heavy rain, even taking into account any weather shielding measures that could be fitted. Ho
47、wever, there may be another solution.“Theres another type of floating structure, a submerged(水下的) floating tunnel. Its not through the rock but under the water，” said Firth. “You attach it down, shall we say 20 metres below the water, so that ships can go happily across the top of it, but the thing
48、is actually floating. If youre in your car, youre driving, in effect, through a tunnel. That is a very interesting, and I think really quite potentially practical solution.”But its early days and there are many factors to consider, such as the ability of the transport links either side of the crossi
49、ng to cope with additional traffic, and the fact that it may be more efficient to upgrade the existing ferry infrastructure, before any kind of design work could begin.“At the moment it is an idea and not much more than that.To begin with, wed need a prefeasibility(可行性) study which looks at what the
50、 options are so that we can actually frame the range of a feasibility study，” said Firth. “After that people like me could go away and turn over what the options are. I believe its possible. But possible and affordable are two different things. Im not trying to put numbers to it, but it is eyewateri
51、ngly expensive, and nothing like it has been attempted before. But were in the business of finding solutions to challenges.We civil structural engineers are good at that kind of thing.”()61. From Paragraphs 1 and 2, engineers may focus efforts on the _ of the bridgetobe.A. cost B. location C. struct
52、ure D. reliability()62. What might be the major drawback to the first solution?A. It is impossible to build a bridge on floating platforms.B. It takes much labor to tie floating platforms with cables.C. Wave and tidal action can easily destroy floating platforms.D. Traffic flow will be subject to se
53、vere weather conditions.()63. What can we learn from Firths words in the last paragraph?A. Bridge construction is more of an assumption than a detailed plan.B. Engineers have reached a consensus on the feasibility of the project.C. They are trying to update the structural design to control costs.D.
54、Previous similar attempts do help them draw up a feasible plan.()64. Which of the following might be the best title of the passage?A. Why not float? B. A bridge too far?C. Overlooking the Irish Sea D. Meeting new Scottish friendsDExpectations can be tricky and this is no different in the workplace！A
55、s I listen to some Baby Boomer managers relate their frustrations about working with Generation Y(Gen Y/millennials千禧一代) workers, their two main complaints center on their perceptions of the younger generations work ethic and sense of entitlement. These managers express that Gen Y workers want the h
56、onors of the workplace without putting in the sacrifices to earn them.The Baby Boomer/Generation Y Conflict is a good title that I often use to describe this new millennium divide between Boomers and Gen Y workers.This conflict comes from different life experiences and generational expectations. Can
57、 Baby Boomers and Gen Y just get along？The answer is yes！As managers understand and account for the generational differences，they can move workplace dynamics from frustration and conflict to productivity and mutual understanding.To do so, we have to first understand Boomers and Gen Y.Born between 19
58、43 and 1960，Boomers, grew up in an environment of social unrest where challenging authority was the norm.As noted in Generations at Work, significant events of the Boomer generation include the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War，the women liberation movement and the Cold War. Boomers reflect tha
59、t time in many ways: they tend to think they can change the world and they want to fulfill their own individual goals and potential. They come to the workplace confident, prepared to work hard, and expecting to be rewarded for their efforts.Born between 1980 and 2000，Gen Y workers grew up in an envi
60、ronment of adult attention where monitoring, recognition，and support were the norm. Significant events of their generation include technology, protective parenting, school yard violence and multiculturalism. Gen Y workers reflect this time in many ways：they are the most technically talented generati
61、on and they are the most spoiled generation. Gen Y workers come to the workplace with confidence and a continuing expectation of recognition and support independent of results.With the understanding that Generation Y workers have significantly different life experiences and expectations, Boomer mana
62、gers can adjust their own interaction style and move from frustration and conflict to mutual understanding and productivity.Gen Y workers are used to immediate feedback on how they are doing.It comes from their digital world where information is shared frequently and quickly. Give them ongoing feedb
63、ack. Be sure to balance the feedback：tell them what they did well as well as how they can improve.Many Gen Y workers are used to multiple supportive adults in their lives who spoiled and praised them. They respond better to coaching that focuses on outcomes than a direct management style.Boomer mana
64、gers sometimes make the assumption that Gen Y workers are rude or disrespectful of authority. More often, however, Gen Y workers do not understand normal standards of workplace behavior. For example，Gen Y workers often expect immediate responses from their bosses on whatever they communicate to them
65、. This comes from their life experiences. They have had cell phones at a young age and are masters at communicating through text messages，social media, etc. Further, they are used to calling the adults in their lives and getting immediate attention. They bring these expectations to the workplace.Boo
66、mers are partly responsible for launching some workandlife balance programs for Gen Y workers.These younger generations have seen the negative effects that work has produced on some Boomers and decided that they want some balance in their lives. Many do not want to work like what Boomers have done.
67、Boomer managers can engage Gen Y workers by supporting workplace flexibility and workandlife balance. For these younger generations, workandlife balance is among their top working priorities.Expectations are hard to manage and different generations have different workplace expectations！Boomer and Ge
68、n Y conflict，however，does not have to continue.When Boomer managers understand these differences, they can both adapt their own interaction style and educate others to promote organizational productivity. These generations do not have to continue to collide in the workplace!()65. What can we infer f
69、rom Paragraph 1?A. Gen Y workers always dismiss the honors as useless.B. Boomers complain about the job attitude held by Gen Y.C. Boomers tend to show little respect for Gen Ys entitlement.D. Gen Y workers dont care about Boomers misunderstandings.()66. Paragraphs 3 and 4 are meant to explore _A. th
70、e different attitudes towards accepted social normsB. the reasons for the frustrations and conflicts at workC. the shared beliefs that united the two separate generationsD. the outcomes of different parenting on each generation()67. Which of the following could best describe the character of Boomers
71、?A. Gentle but reserved. B. Stubborn and jealous.C. Strict but generous. D. Ambitious and confident.()68. What do Gen Y workers expect in the workplace?A. Continual appreciation and assistance unaffected by results.B. Good results as well as acknowledgement from bosses.C. Independent advice on how t
72、o gain wide recognition.D. Constant monitoring at work to boost their results.()69. How do Gen Y workers probably want feedback provided?A. Occasionally by post. B. Instantly and carefully weighed.C. Regularly by means of praise. D. Directly and casually informed.()70. Gen Y workers pay special atte
73、ntion to workandlife balance because _A. they are accustomed to the comfort of modern lifeB. their parents have been paying the same attention to itC. they dont want to follow in the footsteps of BoomersD. many sacrifices for honors have been made in the workplace第卷(非选择题共35分)第四部分：任务型阅读(共10小题；每小题1分，满
74、分10分)请认真阅读下面短文，并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一个最恰当的单词。注意：每个空格只填1个单词。Millions of people illegally download movies，music and video games every day, and online piracy is a serious and expensive problem. Recent figures show that 90% of files transferred over filesharing networks are copyrighted. And its costing t
75、he US economy up to$250 billion a year. At the heart of the matter theres a moral question to consider. Is it fair that someone downloads for free in seconds something that took a team of people months of hard work to create?What are governments doing about online piracy? Some countries have passed
76、tough new laws. The Spanish government has shut down domestic filesharing websites and blocked access to overseasbased sites. Also, governments are going after highprofile pirates. Kim Dotcom, the owner of M, was arrested in New Zealand，who has been accused of piracy because many people were using h
77、is website to swap copyrighted files.Are laws and arrests really the best way? Many people arent so sure. The problem is that films are released at different times around the world. Kim Dotcom says that a teenager in Germany, for example, has to wait six months to see a movie that has already come o
78、ut in the US. So, instead of waiting, they download it illegally. Kim says, “If everybody had access to content at the same time, you wouldnt have a piracy problem.”American company Netflix lets users stream films to their TV. But many complain that Netflixs selection of movies is too small and that
79、 there arent enough new releases. One reason is that studios release films on DVD and then, after a few months, make them available for streaming. But what actually happens is one person buys the DVD, they upload it to a filesharing site and everyone else downloads it for free.American law student S
80、rikant believes that if movie studios and record companies want to beat the pirates, they need to make it just as simple and quick to get content legally. “I think people would pay for content if its reasonably priced and its available when they want it，” he adds.This is already happening with music
81、. Spotify is a program that lets you stream music to your computer for just 5 per month. And since it was launched in Sweden in 2009, online music piracy in Sweden has dropped by 25%. The key to its success lies in that Spotify has a large range of music; songs are instantly available and the servic
82、e is reasonably priced.Easy access isnt the only possible solution. Economist Glenn MacDonald thinks he has the answer. He says record companies should give albums away for free and then make money from tours and merchandising. Thats not such a ridiculous idea. The heavy metal group Manowar has made
83、 a fortune from their tours, which are full of fans who discovered the band by illegally downloading the music.Online piracy is a complex and controversial issue. And one thing is for sure：its not going away anytime soon.Online piracyThe issue of illegal filesharingPassage outlineSupporting detailsP
84、roblemsRecent figures show the (71)_of files shared online are copyrighted.Online piracy is such an alarming problem that it makes the economy (72)_.Current measures and their (73)_Laws against piracy have been passed, and some website owners (74)_with piracy have been arrested.Companies like Netfli
85、x (75)_ their users to stream films to TVs.Laws and arrests cant ease the (76)_of equal access to content at the same time. Users are faced with a (77)_ range of films, which are released months after their DVD versions.Other solutions to online piracySpotify has set an (78) _ of instant availabilit
86、y and reasonablypriced service.For music industry, giving albums away for free helps to make a (79)_ from tours and merchandising.ConclusionOnline piracy is a complex and controversial issue, which (80)_ longterm efforts.第五部分：书面表达(满分25分)请阅读下面文字，并按要求用英语写一篇150词左右的文章。Recently a piece of news about a ch
87、ild pouring ink and his parents education method has aroused a heated discussion among netizens. A 7yearold naughty boy poured some ink out of a window on the 7th floor, not only dirtying the clothes on the neighbors balconies downstairs, but also staining the windows, walls and floors. Hearing abou
88、t the situation, the parents made apologies from door to door with their son. Meanwhile, they brought home the neighbors stained clothes to wash and compensated for their losses. In addition, the parents paid for professionals to clean the polluted walls, in front of which their son was kept standin
89、g in the sun and watching them being cleaned.The news resonated(共鸣) with netizens in that many families have such children, who often make mistakes.High praise has been given to the couple for the method of educating their son. Instead of beating or scolding him, the couple took their responsibility
90、 as parents and punished their son to make him aware of the consequences of improper behaviour.【写作内容】 1. 用约30个单词概述上述信息的主要内容；2. 你如何看待该父母处理此事的方式，并给出理由；3. 请针对孩子犯错，给出合理的应对建议(不少于两点)。【写作要求】 1. 写作过程中不能直接引用原文语句；2. 作文中不能出现真实姓名和学校名称；3. 不必写标题。【评分标准】 内容完整，语言规范，语篇连贯，词数适当。2020届高三模拟考试试卷(盐城)英语参考答案及听力材料听力15CABAC610C
91、BABC1115BACBB1620ACBAC单项填空2125ADDCB2630CDDAC3135BCBAB完形填空3640BDCAA4145DCBAB4650DCBAC5155BDACD阅读理解5657BC5860CAD6164CDAB6570BBDABC任务型阅读71. majority72. suffer73. disadvantages/drawbacks74. charged75. allow/permit76. lack/shortage77. narrow/limited/small78. example79. fortune/profit80. needs/requires/de
92、mands书面表达One possible version: The parents of a naughty boy, who troubled his neighbors by pouring ink out of a window, resolved the dilemma immediately and wisely, for which citizens were loud in their praise. I applaud the couple for their approaches to dealing with the problem. To begin with, the
93、y responded actively to neighbors complaints and spared no efforts to solve the problem responsibly, contributing to creating a harmonious community. Additionally, reasonable punishment made their son aware of his misbehavior, which reflected the value of education. No kids will not make mistakes du
94、ring their growth. When children make mistakes, parents are supposed to act rationally, identifying the reasons behind them and opting for education methods accordingly. Plus, bear in mind that if punishment is necessary, childrens selfesteem should be maintained. It is therefore desirable not to us
95、e physical punishment of any sort but to assist them in mending their ways. 听力材料Text 1M: Have you got much homework?W: Ive got some art. It doesnt have to be handed in till Friday. My history essay has to be in tomorrow, though, so Id better finish that this evening.Text 2W: Did I tell you my brothe
96、rs working at Scooterthat new designer clothes place? M: Cool! Id like to work there as a shop assistant myself.W: Well, he wanted to do that, but they only needed a security guard. So he was given that job instead. Text 3W: The basketball game starts soon.M: You want to watch that?W: Well yeah. M:
97、I am hoping to watch that documentary on animal communication. Itd be useful for my project, and you can watch the chat show you love after it.Text 4M: The foods great and isnt expensive.W: Yes. This burgers as delicious as it looks in the picture, but I thought it would be big.Text 5 M: I didnt lik
98、e the concert yesterday, mainly because the musicians hadnt practiced enough. They were bad, I think.W: Really? I think they played well, but Ive never seen some of those instruments before.M: It must be interesting to play something new, I guess.Text 6M: These sports shoes are my size, but they onl
99、y have them in green. That wouldnt be my first choice of color, but Ill try them on and see how they feelthats the most important thing. My old ones were a bit tight. W: Those look good on youthe colors really stylish, but most students at our school are wearing black ones these days.M: Yes, especia
100、lly the boys in your class. Anyway, these are made from a new kind of material and feel really light. Theyre great. I hope Ive got enough money.W: Dont worry. My mum just gave me some money. I can lend it to you.Text 7M: I really enjoyed that. I came so close to getting the ball in the net a few tim
101、es.W: If you all play as well as that in every game, you should start actually beating some of the other teams.M: I hope so. Weve all trained really hard this season, and our new coach has made a big difference. I think I probably played better than usual because Mum and Dad could both get here for
102、once. Im always cheerful when they do.W: Well Im sure they enjoyed it as much as I did.Text 8 M: Thank you for taking me camping with you last weekend, Aunt Lizzie. W: It was great, especially when we went swimming. It was too windy to swim in the sea, but the lake was great anyway. Perhaps next tim
103、e we can try the river.M: Sleeping in a tent was new for me. I was worried about it on the first night, but I soon found out how exciting it is! My brother was very unhappy that he couldnt come with us.W: The campsite was quite big, but its a pity there was nowhere to buy food and things. And the sh
104、owers there were a bit dirty, but OK. Text 9M: Jasmine, what made you decide to go on a flying experience day?W: A friend of mine tried it. Even though shed been frightened, she told me shed noticed her house while she was up there. That made me want to look for mine, too. It wasnt like I wanted to
105、fly planes professionally or anything.M: How was your flying instructor?W: She was brilliant. Id always imagined flying instructors would be cool and quiet people. Jana was like that before we took off but quite different in the air. She chatted with me and made me laugh by saying funny thingsshe sa
106、id afterwards she did it to help people relax.M: And what about the flight?W: It was one of the most exciting things Ive ever done, although I was kind of expecting that. When we landed, it felt like wed been up there for hours, although it was only about 30 minutes in reality. In some of the online
107、 reviews, people said they were tired afterwards, but I was just the opposite. And it made me want to try other experience days like horse riding. First on my list, though, would be driving a sports car, and after that would come deepsea fishing.Text 10 W: Hello, everyone! Id like to tell you about
108、this wonderful acting club I joined recently. The best thing about it is the teacher, Alice Fisher, and shes appearing in a play at the big theater in town now. She plays a policewoman in that, but youll probably know her better as the farmer in the series Green Valley that was on last year.Shes wor
109、ked as a professional theater actor for about 10 years. As well as having three years experience of appearing in serious drama, shes spent seven years working in comedy productions, so she has lots of different talents.The classes are always fun and are split into two sections. In the first part, ra
110、ther than practicing anything to do with movement of the body, we focus instead on how to control the voice as an actor. In the second part, we practice our performance skills.At the moment, were practicing for a play, The Passenger, which will be on at the Town Theater soon. Were hoping that this latest one will be as popular as the last production the club did, which was called Reality. Weve got our last practice for the new play on July 13th, with audiences able to come and see it from July 20th for one week.18