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2024年1月九省联考英语听力 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一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。 1.What will Chris do next? A.Drink some coffee. B.Watch the World Cup.         C.Go to sleep. 2.What is the probable relationship between the speakers? A.Strangers. B.Classmates.         C.Relatives. 3.What is the woman’s attitude to the man’s suggestion? A.Favorable. B.Tolerant.         C.Negative. 4.What can we learn about Tom? A.He’s smart for his age. B.He’s unwilling to study.         C.He’s difficult to get along with. 5.What did Kevin do yesterday? A. He went swimming. B. He cleaned up his house.         C. He talked with his grandparents. 第二节(共15小题;每小题1. 5分，满分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。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;完后，各小题给出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.Who is arranging the meeting? A.Peter.  B. David.        C. Janet. 7.When does the man prefer to have the meeting? A.This Wednesday.  B. This Friday.         C.Next Monday. 听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。 8.What are the speakers talking about? A.Travel experiences.  B. Vacation plans.        C. Favorite seasons. 9.What does the man want to do? A. Go to the beach.  B. Find a summer job.        C. Move to Washington. 听第8段材料, 回答第10至12题。 10.What does the news say about big online spenders in the US? A.The number of them grows slowly. B.There are more men than women. C.They make up half of all shoppers. 11.How much did Americans spend shopping online last year? A.$453 billion.  B. $990 billion.         C. $1,500 billion. 12.What did George buy online last Sunday? A. An adventure novel.  B. A software package.        C. A note by Mark Twain. 听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。 13.What has Richard been doing? A.Visiting a museum.  B. Watching TV.         C.Studying. 14.Why does Susan call Richard? A. To ask for help.  B. To give thanks.         C.To make an appointment. 15.What does Susan want to do? A.See an exhibition.  B. Buy a new cell phone.        C. Take pictures of the snow. 16.What will the speakers probably do? A. Go to a park.  B. Play football.         C.Attend a party. 听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。 17.Where did the speaker learn about college? A.From the movies.  B. From her family.        C. From the books. 18.What helped change the speaker’s attitude towards study? A.Her professor’s advice.  B. Her graduate program.        C. Her trip to Africa. 19.How does the speaker feel when she talks about her past experiences? A.Regretful.  B. Relieved.         C. Grateful. 20.Who is the speaker probably talking to? A.Conservation workers.  B. High school students.        C. College teachers. 参考答案 1-5 AACBC        6-10 CBBAB 11-15 ACBAC      16-20 AABCB 听力原文 (Text 1)  W: Hey, Chris,you’re alright? M: Yeah, I’m just a bit sleepy.The World Cup final last night, you know. W: Sure. Want some coffee? M: I wouldn’t say no. (Text 2) W: Excuse me, could you possibly move your car forward a bit, so I can get mine out. M: Just a second. Is it okay now?Do you need any help? (Text 3) M: Wow, these dogs are so adorable. Can we take one? My friend Joy has a cat. W: No, Bill, I’m afraid we can’t.We live in a small apartment. (Text 4) W: Well, is Tom doing well in school these days? M: Oh, well, like boys at his age, you know, I can’t get him to do his homework without a struggle. (Text 5) W: Hi, Kevin. I didn’t see you at the pool yesterday. What happened? M: Oh, my grandparents came over to my place for a visit. I got the idea to interview them, and I saw how much they loved being listened to. (Text 6)  W: Peter, I don’t know if Janet has told you, but Wednesday afternoon’s sales meeting is cancelled. M: Oh, yeah? When is our next meeting then? W: Either this Friday morning or next Monday afternoon. Janet is checking David’s schedule. M: Why don’t we have it this Friday? I’ll be away on a business trip next week. (Text 7) W: I just bought a ticket to New York. I’m so excited to see the city. M: Good for you. When are you leaving? W: Next week. I’m taking the red-eye flight. It’s cheaper. M: New York City is a magical place. You’ll have so much fun. W: I hope so. I’ll stay for a week and then take the train down to Washington, D.C. M: That sounds like a great vacation. I’m looking forward to a week at the beach for my summer vacation. I just want to relax. (Text 8) W: Hi, George. I’ve just heard the news. Americans are not just shopping online, they are buying expensive products on the Internet. Nearly three out of ten online shoppers in the United States have bought a product that costs $1,000 or more. Those big online spenders are much more likely to be men than women. M: I’m not surprised. You know,men are usually the early adopters when it comes to technology. W: I can’t imagine that back in the 1990s, online shopping wasn’t just awkward, it felt risky. People were afraid to give out their credit card numbers. They worried if products didn’t arrive in time. M: But now people are talking about the explosion in Internet shopping. W: Yes, indeed. Last year, U.S.shoppers spent $453 billion in shopping online, and many of them went big. What did they buy? Just about anything. M: Well, I am no exception. Last Sunday, I purchased a short note that Mark Twain had written regarding a missing package, and I paid about $1,500 for it. W: You’re really a more adventurous online shopper than me. (Text 9) W: Hi, Richard. This is Susan. M: Hi, Susan. W: What are you doing? M: Just watching TV. Pretty bored. You? W: Well, I was planning to go to the Science Museum today with Elaine, but it snowed. M: I hope it snows all night,because I don’t want to go to school tomorrow. W: Do you know anyone who has a camera? I left mine at home. I want to take pictures of all this snow. M: No, I don’t. But why don’t you use your cell phone to take pictures? W: Well, I don’t think cellphones do a good job. I want to take some really nice pictures of this wonderful snow scene. You know, the college is preparing a photography exhibition next month. I hope my pictures will be selected. Oh, I know now.Have you seen Sarah today? She has a camera. M: No, she hasn’t been around lately. But do you know Mike? He has a camera. In fact, I know he’s interested in photography. W: Mike? You mean that tall boy,captain of our school football team? Okay, let’s ask him to go with us. M: Well, I don’t mind doing something interesting. We can go to Waterloo Park, a good place to take pictures. (Text 10) W: Hey, everyone. I’m really excited to be here to share my experiences since graduation. When I was leaving here about 10 years ago, I decided to go to college, which, when I think about it, is a little strange, because I come from a family where no one had ever gone to college. Everything I knew about college came from the movies.Once in college, I got a classic case of too much fun and too little class time. At the end of my second year, my major professor warned me, you’re never going to graduate unless something big changes. But it wasn’t until I entered my graduate program in conservation ecology that I felt I was on the right path. My conservation work has brought me joy, excitement, and adventure. I’ve done some research in the remote mountains of California. I’ve had dinners with important politicians. I’ve even stepped over snakes in Africa. But most important of all, it gave me something bigger than myself to fight for. When I look back, I feel fortunate to have chosen college and particularly science,through which I have rediscovered myself and achieved liberation. And I’m sure you all can do the same.

William Shakespeare by Jennifer Bassett 单词提示 1.Earl 伯爵 2.plague 瘟疫  3.council 议会，委员会 4.sonnets 十四行诗 5.lodgings 暂住的房间 6.sworn 发誓 7.thee 第二人称，你 原文 Chapter 5: The plague years Will wrote his play Richard Iii for Richard Burbage, and it was a great success. Richard Iii was a wicked king, a murderer, but he was wonderful on the stage with Burbage's,great voice and fine acting. Soon all London was saying King Richard's famous words when his horse is killed in war, “A horse, a horse. My kingdom for a horse.” All kinds of people came to see plays, and Will was making a lot of new friends. One day after the play, he was talking to a young man outside the Rose. He was a very beautiful young man, a bit like a girl perhaps, but still very good looking. Later,I asked Will who he was. “The Earl of Southampton.” Will said, “he's only 18, but he loves poetry and plays.” “Isn't he a friend of the Earl of Essex?” I asked. Everybody knew the Earl of Essex. He was young and good looking, and some people said that Queen Elizabeth was in love with him.” I don't know about that. The Queen was 59 years old and a very, very clever woman. But it was true that she liked to have good looking young men around her, and the Earl of Essex was her favorite. Then it all changed later, of course. “Yes,he is.” said Will, “but I think Essex is a dangerous man, Henry needs better friends than him.” “Henry?” I said surprised, “my word, do you really call him Henry, not Lord Southampton?” “Only when other people aren't there.” Will laughed,“I'm still just an actor from Stratford, Toby, not very important. Let's go and have a drink at the Boar's Head on our way home.” Will was always like that, quiet, never shouting about himself to the world. In the Boar's Head, we met some friends and started talking. The talk was all about the plague, which was coming back again into London. “Have you heard the latest news?” said one man, “They say that more than 30 people are dying every week now, and the city council said another man wants to close all the theatres. They always do that. When the play comes to London, there'll be no work for any of us actors.” “But the players can go on tour surely,” said Will. “Yes,”said the first man, “But it's a hard life, a different town, a different inn, a different play every night. I think I'll stay in London.” The plague is terrible in any place, but it was worst in London, in those narrow streets with houses so close together and the dirty water running down the middle of the street. There was no escape. When the plague came, it ran like fire through the town. If someone in a house got the plague, then the doors were shut and locked and a big red cross was put on the door. Nobody could leave the house. You had to stay inside and fight or die. If you were rich, you left London as fast as you could. In September 1592, the city council closed the theatres. “Are we going on tour, Will?.” I said to him one day, “or back to Stratford?” “We can't stay in London. You go back to Stratford, Toby.” he said slowly, “I'm going to Lord Southampton's home in Hampshire for a while. He's asked me to go and stay with him. I can do some writing there, read his books, meet a few people.” I looked at him, “There's a woman in this somewhere, isn't there? You've had a strange look in your eyes for weeks.” Will laughed, but didn't answer my question. The theatres in London didn't open again until June 1594. Will often visited Lord Southampton, but sometimes we went on tour with the company or spent time at home in Stratford. Will began to spend more time in Stratford, because it was quiet there and he could do his writing. I never heard what Anne thought about it all. During those years, Will wrote a lot of poetry. He wrote his beautiful long poem Venus and Adonis for his friend Lord Southampton, and he wrote many of his famous short poems, the sonnets. But they didn't go in a book, they were only for his friends to read. One day, when we were back in London, I was reading some of his latest sonnets. Will was out somewhere, and I was at home in our lodgings in Bishop's Gate. A lot of the poems were about a woman, a terrible black haired, black eyed woman. She was cruel and cruel, then she was true and loving, and then she was cruel again. For I have sworn thee fair, and thought thee bright, who art as black as hell, as dark as night. “Was Will writing about himself here?” I asked myself, “And who was this woman, this dark lady?” I always like to know what's going on, so I listened and watched and looked at all his women friends. Then one day I saw her, I was coming in the door at our lodgings, and she was coming downstairs. She had black hair and great stormy black eyes, and there was gold at her ears and round her neck. I stood back and she went past me like a ship sailing into war. She looked wild and angry and very, very beautiful. “Woo,”I said to myself, “if that's Will's dark lady, he'll never have a quiet, easy life.” The woman looked Italian, so I went and asked John Florio about her. Florio was Lord Southampton's Italian teacher. We saw a lot of him in those days. I described the woman, and he knew her at once. “Amelia,”he said. “Amelia Bassano. Now Amelia Lanier, wife to Alfonso O Lanier. Before that, she lived with the old Lord Chamberlain. She wasnot his wife, you understand, but why do you want to know, my friend?” “If she's a married lady, she doesn't have a lover now then.” Florio laughed loudly, “Lovers, you don't know Amelia Lanier, she's a bad woman, my friend, a bad woman.” Now he spoke very quietly for a time, “She was the friend of Lord Southampton, but not now.” That is all finished. I didn't ask him about Will, perhaps Amelia Lanier was Will's dark lady, or perhaps Will was just trying to help his friend Lord Southampton. Nobody will ever know now. 翻译 第五章：瘟疫岁月 威尔为理查德·伯比奇创作了剧本《理查三世》，并取得了巨大的成功。理查三世是个邪恶的暴君、一个杀人犯，但在舞台上，凭借伯比奇洪亮的嗓音和精湛的演技，这个角色被演绎得精彩绝伦。很快，全伦敦的人都在传诵着国王理查在战马被杀时的那句名言：“马，马，一马换江山！” 形形色色的人都来看戏，威尔也因此结识了许多新朋友。一天演出结束后，他在玫瑰剧院外和一个年轻人交谈。那是个非常俊美的年轻人，或许带点阴柔之气，但依然十分英俊。后来，我问威尔他是谁。“是南安普顿伯爵，”威尔说，“他才18岁，但非常热爱诗歌和戏剧。”“他不是埃塞克斯伯爵的朋友吗？”我问。埃塞克斯伯爵可是个家喻户晓的人物。他年轻俊美，有人说伊丽莎白女王都对他动了情。我倒不觉得。女王当时已经59岁了，是个极其聪明的女人。不过，她确实喜欢让俊美的年轻人陪在身边，而埃塞克斯伯爵正是她最宠爱的一个。当然，他们后来的关系还是变了。 “是的，他是。”威尔说，“但我觉得埃塞克斯是个危险人物，亨利需要比他更好的朋友。”“亨利？”我惊讶地说，“天哪，你居然真的叫他亨利，而不是南安普顿勋爵？”“只有没外人的时候才这么叫。”威尔笑着说，“托比，我毕竟只是个来自斯特拉特福的演员，没什么大不了的。走吧，我们回家路上去野猪头酒馆喝一杯。”威尔总是这样，低调内敛，从不向世人张扬自己。 在野猪头酒馆里，我们遇见了几个朋友，大家开始闲聊起来。话题全绕着瘟疫转，因为瘟疫又卷土重来，逼近伦敦了。“你们听说最新消息了吗？”一个人说，“据说现在每周都有30多人丧命，市议会里又有人提议关闭所有剧院。他们总是这样。等瘟疫在伦敦蔓延开来，我们这些演员就都没饭吃了。”“不过演员们肯定可以去外地巡演吧？”威尔说。“是啊，”第一个人回答，“但那日子太苦了。每个晚上都要换一座城、换一家客栈、演一出不同的戏。我想我还是留在伦敦吧。”瘟疫在任何地方都很可怕，但在伦敦却最为致命。那里街道狭窄，房屋紧紧挨在一起，肮脏的污水就在街道中央流淌。根本无处可逃。瘟疫一旦爆发，就像烈火般席卷全城。如果一户人家有人染病，大门就会被死死锁住，门上还会画上一个大大的红十字。谁也不许离开。你只能待在里面，要么拼命活下去，要么等死。如果你有钱，就会以最快的速度逃离伦敦。 1592年9月，市议会下令关闭了所有剧院。“我们要去外地巡演吗，威尔？”有一天我问他，“还是回斯特拉特福？”“我们不能留在伦敦了。托比，你回斯特拉特福吧。”他慢吞吞地说，“我要去汉普郡南安普顿伯爵的家里住一阵子。他邀请我去他那儿。我可以在那儿写点东西，读读他的藏书，再结交些人。”我看着他：“这背后是不是有个女人？你这几个星期的眼神可不太对劲。”威尔笑了笑，却没有回答我的问题。 直到1594年6月，伦敦的剧院才重新开门。威尔经常去拜访南安普顿伯爵，但有时我们也会跟着剧团去巡演，或者回斯特拉特福的家里住上一阵。威尔开始花更多时间待在斯特拉特福，因为那里很安静，适合他写作。我从没听过安妮对此有什么想法。 在那几年里，威尔写了很多诗。他为好友南安普顿伯爵写了那首优美的长诗《维纳斯与阿多尼斯》，还写了许多著名的十四行诗。但这些诗并没有结集出版，只是拿给朋友们私下传阅。 有一天，当我们回到

51. She is listening to music now. 她正在听音乐。 52. The flower will come out soon. 花很快就会开了。 53. What are these? 这些是什么？ 54. Do you know where he went? 你知道他去哪里了吗？ 55. We were in Seattle four days ago. 我们四天前在西雅图。 56. He always goes to London. 他总是去伦敦。 57. I have no money to buy the dictionary. 我没有钱买字典。 58. He lives in a house with a pool. 他住在一个带游泳池的房子里。 59. Do you want to try that new restaurant? 你想去那家新餐馆试试吗？ 60. This is a wallet. 这是一个钱包。

听前提示 一、每期提供10个单词，每个单词都会有2-3个例句，方便理解记忆。 二、每个单词和句子都会重复5遍，其中第2遍为慢速，有助于识别。 三、本材料的整体难度较低，可以用来听力磨耳朵和单词查漏补缺。 Day 175 1741. Prevent v.(from)预防，防止，阻止 How can I prevent this from happening? 我怎样才能防止这种情况发生？ We're trying to prevent the infection from spreading. 我们正在努力防止感染蔓延。 1742. Previous a.先前的，以前的 She has a child from a previous marriage. 她和前夫有个孩子。 Please list your previous jobs in the past 3 years. 请列出你过去3年的工作经历。 This question is closely related to the previous one. 这个问题与前一个问题密切相关。 1743. Price n.价格，价钱；代价v.标价 Does this price include tax? 这个价格含税吗？ The price has increased slightly. 价格略有上涨。 We must compete with the local stores in price. 我们必须在价格上与当地商店竞争。 1744. Pride n.自豪；自满v.使自豪 You are my pride. 你是我的骄傲。 I take pride in my work. 我为自己的工作感到自豪。 She took too much pride in her appearance. 她为自己的外表感到非常自豪。 1745. Primary a.最初的；首要的，主要的，基本的 This is our primary target. 这是我们的主要目标。 My primary concern is your safety. 我最关心的是你的安全。 The primary aim of this course is to improve your spoken English. 本课程的主要目的是提高您的英语口语。 1746. Prince n.王子，亲王 I wish I were a prince. 我真希望自己是王子。 He is the prince of England. 他是英格兰的王子。 1747. Princess n.公主，王妃 She is the princess of Japan. 她是日本的公主。 You look like a princess in that dress. 你看起来像穿那件衣服的公主。 1748. Principle n.原理，原则；主义，信念 It's against my principles. 这违反了我的原则。 You should live up to your principles. 你应该遵守你的原则。 1749. Print n.印刷，印刷品v.印刷，打印 Can you print it out for me? 你能帮我打印出来吗? This book was printed in 2014. 这本书是2014年印刷的。 1750. Printer n.打印机；印刷商，印刷工人 Where is the printer? 打印机在哪里？ I bought this printer yesterday. 我昨天买了这台打印机。 If the printer has a paper jam, see page 15 for help. 如果打印机出现卡纸，请参阅第15页以获取帮助。

2023年四省联考英语听力 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一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。 1. What will thewoman probably do next? A. Pay forthe clothes.  B. Goto another store.  C. Tryon some dresses. 2. What will the man do about the camera? A.Have it repaired.  B.Lend it to Larry.  C. Change it for a new one. 3. Why does the woman suggest having a party? A. Bill has got a pay raise. B. Bill has found a good job. C. Bill has finished a project. 4. Where will the woman go to celebrate her mom’s birthday? A.Café Blue.  B.Chez Marie.  C.Leblanc. 5. What are the speakers mainly talking about? A. A park.  B. The weather.  C. Bob’s pets. 第二节 （共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分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。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 is the probable relationship between the speakers? A. Doctor and patient.  B. Husband and wife.  C. Salesman and customer. 7.What does the man suggest the woman do? A. Do more exercise.  B. Drink plenty of water.  C. Stop eating chocolate. 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 8. Why does Joshua make the call? A. To ask for advice.  B. To make an apology.  C. To check the time. 9. Where is Joshua now? A. In Cider Street.  B. On Elmer Road.  C. In Poplar Street. 10. What is Joshua’s destination? A. Maria’s house.  B. The National Bank.  C. West in Hospital. 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 11. How much rent would the man like to pay every month? A. £400.  B. £800.  C. £950. 12. What is an advantage of the flat? A. It’s convenient for shopping. B. It’s in a quiet neighborhood. C. It’s next to the man’s college. 13.What is the man going to do tomorrow? A. Find another flat.  B. Move into the flat.  C. Check on the flat. 听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。 14.Where are the speakers? A. On a bus.  B. At a store.  C. In a church. 15. What was the man’s first challenge this week? A.To do some volunteer work. B. To encourage others to smile. C.To treat a stranger to a dinner. 16.What day is it today? A.Tuesday.  B. Wednesday.  C. Thursday. 17. What will the woman do next? A. Make an application.  B. Call her husband.  C. Pay for her groceries. 听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。 18.What should a public speaker avoid doing according to the woman? A. Talking too loudly. B. Speaking too fast.  C. Saying too much. 19.Why should the closing of a speech be carefully planned? A. It’s usually the most remembered part. B. It’s the last chance to make your point. C. It’s as important as the opening words. 20.What does the woman suggest a public speaker do during the speech? A. Show a good sense of humor. B. Motivate the audience to act. C. Meet challenges with courage. 答案 1-5 CABCB        6-10 BABCA 11-15 BACBB      16-20 CACAB 听力原文 Text 1 W:Excuse me, do you have a fitting room?   M:Yes. It'son the right hand side behind that cash desk. W:Can I bring more than one dress to try on? M:Sure. Text 2 M:Oh, I wish I hadn't borrowed this camera from Larry. I dropped it. It doesn't work now. W:Let's go downtown and find someone to fix it. M:Okay. Text 3  M:Kate,good news. The company I did a field project for offered me a job at a good starting salary. W:Wonderful, Bill. Let'shave a party this weekend. Text 4  W:I can't decide where to take my mom to dinner for her birthday, Crest Cafe, or Blue Plate. M: Crest cafe is better. Or you can try King Lees. I had dinner there yesterday. It was fantastic. W: Okay, I'll try it. Thanks. Text 5 W: Bob,you are wet all over. Where did you go? M: I went to jog in the park. Didn't? W: There would be a thunderstorm today? M: I knew there would be a shower, but I didn't expect it would rain, cats and dogs. Text 6 W: Oh dear, I gained￡5 in the last 2 months. These jeans don't fit me now. M: Don't worry. you still look pretty. W: But it's too quick. I eat healthy foods and drink plenty of water. I haven't done anything differently. What gives? M: Maybe because of those healthy foods. You know, too much dark chocolate,nuts and fruits can all lead to weight gain.   W: You're right. I should stop eating them.   M: No needs, dear. You can just take more exercise and still enjoy those foods. Text 7 W: Hello, Joshua.  M: Hi,Maria. I'm sorry. We can't be at your place on time. W: Yeah,we were wondering where you were. What happened? M: We seem to have made a wrong turn and got lost. W: Where are you? M: Let me see. We passed the national bank on Elmer road 10 minutes ago, and we're now on a street with a tall white building. I think it's Popular Street. W: Gee, you really are lost. The best thing to do is to drive back down Elmer Road until you get to Western Hospital, and then turn right. M: Drive back down Elmer road?   W: Yes. After you turn right at the hospital, Cider street will be the second street on your right. M: Got it. Thanks. Hopefully we'll be there by 7:30. Text 8 M: Excuse me, I'm calling about the ad for the flat. W: It's still available. M: Good.The ad says the rent is￡950 a month. Could it be￡800 if I rent it for a longer period of time?   W: Possible. We can talk about it. By the way, you can find someone to share the rent. It's a two-bedroom flat. M: Thank you for the advice. How close is the flat to London College? I have classes every weekday there. W: It's about eight blocks from the college, but you can take a number of buses right out in front. M: Oh, If there's a busy road out front, is it noisy? W: It's a little noisy, but the place is really convenient. There's a shopping center right across the street. I see. M: Is it possible for me to drop by and see the flat tomorrow?   W: Sure. You can take No. 9 bus and get off at the art gallery. M: Thanks.See you tomorrow. Text 9 W: So slow. M: Yea, It's a long line. People are buying a lot for the holiday. Would you like to go ahead of me? W: Really?Thank you so much. My husband is waiting outside the store. We're in a hurry. I really appreciate it.   M: That's okay. If you don't mind, could you pay it forward by doing something kind for someone else? W: Sure.I'd love to. I will figure out something nice to do on my way back. M: By the way, I'm doing it for random acts of Kindness Week. Could I tell you something about it? W: Yes,please!  M: It's initiated by the local church. We do it from Monday to Thursday.On Monday, we encouraged people to smile more. Tuesday's challenge was to have lunch with someone we don't normally eat with. Yesterday, we had the third challenge, volunteering. I helped at a nursing home. Today we do something for someone in need and ask them to pay it forward. W: That's great. I love it. How can I join? M: Here is the website. Just apply online. W: It's simple. I'll do it now.   Text 10 W: Good afternoon, everyone. I'm here to offer you some tips on public speaking. One of the worst mistakes you can make as a public speaker is talking too long. It doesn't matter if your entire speech was(is) good. The audience came(come) away with information that will change their lives. If you talk too long, they will leave saying that speaker just wouldn't quit. Don't let this happen to you, say what you have to say and sit down. Before you do,give them a well-thought-out closing. The last thing you say is generally what the audience remembers most. Just like your opening, your closing doesn't have to be humorous. It could be challenging, thoughtful, or it could retell your point in a different way. Please, at some time during your talk, ask the audience to do something. Many a great talk went no farther than the walls of the meeting room, because the audience wasn't moved to action. If you haven't asked them to do something by now, the closing is your last chance.

William Shakespeare by Jennifer Bassett 单词提示 1.playgoers 戏迷 2.wigs 假发 3.rehearsals 排练 原文 Chapter 4: A new life in London It's two days journey to London by horse, and Will talked all the way. His eyes were bright and excited. He was full of plans, and poems, and a love of life. “I talked to one of the queen's men.” he told me, “He said that he could find me work in the theatre, acting perhaps, or helping to write some plays. I showed him some of my writing and he was very interested.” When we rode into London, I began to feel afraid. This was a big, big city, and we were just two unimportant young men from a small town. I'll never forget the noise, and the smells, and the crowds. There were 200000 people living in the city of London. I never saw so many people before in my life. We went down to the River Thames, and saw the famous London Bridge with all its shops and houses. Down the river was the Tower of London. Enemies of the Queen went into the tower through the river gate and mostly came out without their heads. We found a small inn in east, cheap, not too expensive, and had some bread, meat,and beer for our supper. “Well,we're here.” Will said at last. I said, “What do we do next?” He laughed everything. The next day, we began to look for work. Those early years were wonderful. We didn't have much money of course, and we had to work very hard. A new actor only got six shillings a week, and there wasn't work every week. I decided not to be an actor. “Why not?” said Will, “It's a great life.” We were working that month for the Queen's men at the theatre called The Curtain Up in Shoreditch. Will was acting four small parts in two different plays. He played a soldier and a murderer in one play. And in the other play, he was a thief and also an Italian lord in love with the Queen of the knight, and he loved it. “I'm not clever like you,” I said, “I can't remember all those words. I forget who I am. I say the soldier's words when I'm an Italian lord, I come on stage too late or too soon. I stand in all the wrong places.” Will laughed, “What are you going to do then?” “Costumes,”I say, “and properties. I had a talk with John Hemmings, and he said they need a new man to help with all the clothes and the other things.” “Yes,”Will said slowly, “you'll be good at that now. I've got a fight on stage tomorrow and I have to die with lots of blood. How are you going to get me some blood? I've already got it.” I smiled kindly at him, “Sheep's blood, I got it down at Smithfield Market this morning. You can have as much blood as you want. I'm keeping it warm for you.” Will was good at acting, not the best, but good. An actor had to do everything, he had to learn his words of course, perhaps for six different plays at the same time. No theatre put on the same play every day, he had to dance and sing and play music,he had to jump and fall and fight and the fights had to look real. The playgoers of London knew a real fight when they saw one. John Hemmings of The Queen's Men taught us both a lot. He was a good friend then, and for many years. I had a lot to learn, too. I learned how to make shoes out of brown paper, how to clean the actor's hats with a bit of bread, then they looked like new again. I ran all over London to buy the best hair for the wigs. I learned how to make fish and fruit and a piece of meat out of wood and colored paper. Will was busy day and night. I don't know when he slept. He was acting in plays, he was writing his own plays, he was reading books, he was meeting other writers, making friends. He was learning, learning, learning… One day, we were having a glass of beer with Richard Burbage at the Boar's Head in east cheap. Burbage was an actor with Lord Strange's Men. He was very friendly with Will. “You've written four plays now, Will.” he said, “they're good and you're getting better all the time. And I'm getting better as an actor all the time. Come and work with Lord Strange's men at the Rose Theatre on Bankside. You can write for us.” So,we both went to the Rose. John Hemmings came with us. And Augustine Phillips, he was a good actor, too. We worked harder than ever at the Rose. Plays were always in the afternoon because of the daylight. We had rehearsals in the morning. And by lunchtime, people were already coming across the river to get their places for the play, and more and more people came. By 1592, London was hearing the name William Shakespeare again and again. 翻译 第四章：在伦敦的新生活 骑马去伦敦有两天的路程，一路上威尔说个不停。他的双眼闪烁着兴奋的光芒，脑子里装满了计划、诗歌，以及对生活的无限热爱。 “我和‘女王剧团’的一个演员聊过了，”他告诉我，“他说能帮我在剧院找份活儿，也许是当演员，或者帮着写写剧本。我给他看了我写的一些东西，他非常感兴趣。” 当我们骑马进入伦敦时，我开始感到害怕了。这是一座极其庞大的城市，而我们不过是两个来自小镇、无足轻重的年轻人。我永远不会忘记那里的喧嚣、气味和拥挤的人潮。当时伦敦城里住着20万人。我这辈子从没见过这么多人。 我们来到泰晤士河畔，看到了著名的伦敦桥，桥上密密麻麻全是店铺和房屋。顺着河往下游走，便是伦敦塔。女王的政敌们会被从水门押进塔里，而大多数人都身首异处地出来。 我们在东边找了一家小客栈，价格便宜，不算太贵。 晚饭我们吃了些面包、肉，喝了点啤酒。“好吧，我们到了。”威尔终于说道。我问：“我们接下来做什么？”他对一切都充满干劲。 第二天，我们便开始找工作。最初的那几年真是奇妙无比。当然，我们没多少钱，而且必须拼命工作。一个新演员一周只能赚6先令，而且并不是每周都有活儿干。 我决定不去当演员了。“为什么不呢？”威尔说，“这可是个极好的行当。”那个月，我们正在肖迪奇区一家名叫“帷幕剧院”的地方为“女王剧团”干活。威尔在两出不同的戏里演了四个小角色。在一出戏里，他演了一个士兵和一个刺客；在另一出戏里，他演了一个小偷，还演了一位爱上骑士女王的意大利领主。他简直爱死演戏了。 “我不像你那么聪明，”我说，“我记不住那么多台词。我连自己是谁都会忘。演意大利领主的时候，我会说出士兵的台词；我上台不是太早就是太晚，还总是站错位置。”威尔大笑起来：“那你打算做什么？”“管服装和道具，”我说，“我和约翰·赫明斯聊过了，他说他们需要个新人来帮忙打理衣服和其他物件。”“是啊，”威尔慢条斯理地说，“你现在做这个肯定合适。明天我在台上有一场打斗戏，我得‘死’得血肉模糊才行。你打算怎么给我弄点血来？”“我已经弄到了。”我温和地对他笑了笑，“羊血，今天早上我在史密斯菲尔德市场买的。你要多少有多少。我还一直给你温着呢。” 威尔是个不错的演员，虽算不上顶尖，但也相当出色。当演员什么都得干，背台词自然是基本功，有时候还得同时背下六出不同戏的台词。剧院不会每天只演同一出戏，所以演员还得会唱歌、跳舞、演奏乐器，还得在台上跳跃、摔倒、打斗，而且打斗必须看起来像真的一样。伦敦的观众可是火眼金睛，一眼就能看出打斗是不是来真的。 “女王剧团”的约翰·赫明斯教了我们很多东西。他当时是我们的好朋友，后来也是，这份友谊持续了许多年。 我也有一大堆东西要学。我学会了怎么用牛皮纸做鞋，怎么用一小块面包把演员的帽子擦得焕然一新。为了买到做假发最好的毛发，我跑遍了整个伦敦。我还学会了怎么用木头和彩纸做出鱼、水果和肉块。 威尔从早忙到晚。我都不知道他什么时候睡觉。他忙着演戏，忙着写自己的剧本，忙着看书，忙着结交其他作家、交朋友。他一直在学，学，学…… 有一天，我们在东边齐普赛区的“野猪头酒馆”和理查德·伯比奇一起喝啤酒。伯比奇是“斯特兰奇勋爵剧团”的演员，他和威尔关系极好。“威尔，你现在已经写了四出戏了，”他说，“写得很好，而且你一直在进步。作为演员，我也在不断进步。来南岸的玫瑰剧院为斯特兰奇勋爵剧团效力吧。你可以专门为我们写剧本。” 于是，我们俩都去了玫瑰剧院。约翰·赫明斯也跟着我们一起去了。还有奥古斯丁·菲利普斯，他也是个出色的演员。在玫瑰剧院，我们比以前更加拼命地工作。因为需要自然光，演出总是安排在下午。我们上午排练。到了吃午饭的时候，人们就已经开始过河来占座等看戏了，而且人越来越多。 到了1592年，伦敦城里的人开始一遍又一遍地听到“威廉·莎士比亚”这个名字。

41. There aren't any nice restaurants in this city. 这个城市没有什么好餐馆。 42. How many times has he visited the United States? 他去过美国几次了？ 43. Jack has a father who is an English teacher. 杰克的父亲是一名英语老师。 44. Let's go to the sea tomorrow. 我们明天去海边吧。 45. That supermarket which opened last year is always crowded. 去年开业的那家超市总是人满为患。 46. My brother got a new bicycle yesterday. 我弟弟昨天买了一辆新自行车。 47. They are my good friends. 他们是我的好朋友。 48. She is a teacher. 她是一名教师。 49. My daughter is playing the piano in her room. 我女儿正在她房间里弹钢琴。 50. Brian has been ill in bed for three days. 布莱恩生病了，已在床上躺了三天。

听前提示 一、每期提供10个单词，每个单词都会有2-3个例句，方便理解记忆。 二、每个单词和句子都会重复5遍，其中第2遍为慢速，有助于识别。 三、本材料的整体难度较低，可以用来听力磨耳朵和单词查漏补缺。 Day 174 1731. Prepare v.准备，预备 Is everything prepared? 一切都准备好了吗？ Are you adequately prepared for the exam? 你对考试准备充分了吗？ Please fasten your seat belts and prepare for departure. 请系好安全带，为出发做好准备。 1732. Presence n.出席，到场，存在，在 She seemed unconscious of my presence. 她似乎没有意识到我的存在。 Your presence is required at the meeting. 需要您出席会议。 My mother commands my presence at the party. 我妈妈命令我参加聚会。 1733. Present a.出席的，现在的 n.现在，礼物 My aunt sent me a birthday present. 我姨妈给我寄了一份生日礼物。 I am looking for a present for my mother. 我正在为我妈妈找礼物。 Are you content with your present salary? 你对现在的薪水感到满意吗？ 1734. Presentation n.仪式；介绍会；陈述，演讲 He made an impressive presentation. 他做了一次令人印象深刻的报告。 I was greatly impressed by your presentation. 你的演讲给我留下了深刻的印象。 The presentation was very professional and persuasive. 演讲非常专业，很有说服力。 1735. Preserve v.保护，维持；保存，保藏 Salt helps to preserve food from decay. 盐有助于保护食物免于腐烂。 We will do everything to preserve our national heritage. 我们将尽一切努力保护我们的民族遗产。 We need to preserve these resources for future generations. 我们需要为子孙后代保护这些资源。 1736. President n.总统，校长，会长，主席 We elected him president. 我们选举他为总统。 Who is your selection for the next president? 你选谁来竞选下一任总统？ He's the president of an international organization. 他是一家国际组织的总裁。 1737. Press v.压；压榨n.报刊，通讯社 Presst he green button. 按绿色按钮。 She pressed her lips together. 她把嘴唇抿在一起。 What will happen if i press this button? 如果我按下这个按钮会怎么样？ 1738. Pressure n.压，压力，强制，紧迫 I have high blood pressure. 我有高血压。 I'm under so much pressure now. 我现在承受着很大的压力。 He doesn't work well under pressure. 他在压力下工作不佳。 1739. Pretend v.假装，假托，借口 He pretended not to hear me. 他假装没听见我的话 You can't pretend it didn't happen. 你不能假装它没有发生。 He pretends to be enthusiastic when his boss is around. 老板在的时候，他装出一副很热情的样子。 1740. Pretty ad.相当，很 a.漂亮的，标致的 You look so pretty in that dress! 你穿那件衣服看起来真漂亮！ He introduced me to a pretty girl. 他向我介绍了一个漂亮的女孩。 I'm pretty sure I can find a good job. 我很确定我能找到一份好工作。

2023年山东第二套卷英语听力 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一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。 1.Whose birthday is coming up? A.Sofia’s. B.Maggie’s. C.Tom’s. 2.Why did the woman raise the problem? A.The man is forgetful. B.The bill was wrong. C.The coffee tasted bad. 3.What is Mike doing? A.Registering for courses. B.Preparing for final tests. C.Writing a term paper. 4.How soon will the movie start? A. In half an hour. B. In one hour. C. In two hours. 5.What will the man probably do next? A.Answer questions. B.Wait for friends. C.Book a flight. 第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分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。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’s wrong with the man’s order? A. It has been misplaced. B. It has been delayed. C. It has been lost. 7.Who is to blame for this problem? A.The sales manager. B.The customer. C.The supplier. 听第 7 段材料，回答第 8 至 10 题。 8.Where did the woman plan to go? A.Cape Island. B.Festo Island. C.Dennis Island. 9.What does the man do? A. A tourist. B. A shop owner. C. A mechanic. 10.What will the woman do next? A.Fix her boat. B.Talk to the man’s brother. C.Buy some coffee beans. 听第 8 段材料，回答第 11 至 13 题。 11.What does the woman think of herself? A. A skilled coach. B. A reliable teammate. C. A talented sportswoman. 12.Why is the man going here with equipment? A. To climb the wall. B. To protect himself. C. To share with the woman. 13.How can the man be described? A.Careful. B.Generous. C.Brave. 听第 9 段材料，回答第 14 至 17 题。 14.How long has it been since the woman left school? A. 4 years. B. 5 years. C. 8 years. 15.Where does the man know about the woman? A.From his sister. B.From a meeting. C.From his teacher. 16.What is the woman going to do next week in London? A.Visit her old friend. B.Give a presentation. C.Interpret for her boss. 17.What is the relationship between the speakers? A.Schoolmates. B.Teacher and student. C.Boss and employee. 听第 10 段材料，回答第 18 至 20 题。 18.What is the first destination of the tour? A.The museum. B.The City Hall. C.The park. 19.What time will they leave for the Stanley Market? A. At 9:30 a.m. B. At 11:30 a.m. C. At 1:30 p.m. 20.What is the speaker talking about next? A.Safety information. B.The gathering time. C.Meal plans. 答案 1-5 BBACA       6-10 BCCBC 11-15 CBACA    16-20 CAABA 录音原文 (Text 1) W:Tom, shall we buy a gift for Maggie’s birthday? M:Yes, but I don’t know what she likes. W:Let’s call her roommate, Sofia. She might know what to buy for her. (Text 2) W:Could you check this bill for me? I don’t think it’s right. M:Certainly. First, did you have two coffees? W:Oh, did I? M:Yes. You had one before the meal and another after. (Text 3) W:Hi, Mike. What are you doing here? I remember you finished your final exams. M:Yes, but I’ve got to select next term’s courses. W:Oh, that’s good. We can do this together. (Text 4) W:How much time do we have before the movie? We won’t have to hurry, will we? M:Don’t worry. It’s 6:30 now. We still have two hours. It takes only 30 minutes to get there. (Text 5) W:Good morning, sir. I’d like to ask you a few questions if I may. M:Well, I’m waiting for my flight. So I guess I can if you make it brief. (Text 6) M:Hello, can I speak to the sales manager, please? W:Yes, I’m the sales manager. Can I help you? M:Right. Well, I phoned two days ago to say I hadn’t received my order and I’m ringing again to say it still hasn’t arrived. W:Can I just take your name, please? M:Yes, it’s Frank Edward. W:Ah, Mr. Edward. I think there’s been a problem with that order.  M:What kind of problem? W:You see, part of the order didn’t arrive here at the storehouse. So we couldn’t send it out until we’d received everything from the supplier. M:Well, surely that was not my problem. I placed this order weeks ago. W:Yeah, I’m sorry about this, Mr. Edward. But we’ll do everything we can to send this out to you today. M:Right, please do. I am badly in need of it. (Text 7)  W:Mmm, there’s a wonderful smell of fresh coffee in the air. M:Oh, welcome! This is the Festo coffee. It’s the best in the world, and you can only get it here. W:And, where is here? M:The Festo Island. W:Festo Island? So that’s where we are. Goodness, we really have gone off course. M:Where are you heading? W: We set off at Cape Island and were supposed to be sailing toward Dennis Island,but we got lost when our GPS broke. M:Oh, you don’t have to worry about that. My brother fixes things. I’m sure he can help. Let me take it for you, and if you can come back at four o’clock, it will be ready, hopefully. W:Brilliant, and while I’m here, can I buy some of those coffee beans? (Text 8) W:Hey, Alexis. Great to see you! Ready for a bit of skating? M:Yeah, but I haven’t been skating for ages, Martha. W: Me neither, but I’m a natural when it comes to sports. So, what’s in your bag? M: A few things — a hat, gloves, a jacket, the usual skating safety equipment. W:We’re only going around the park.  M:Well, you never know. W: I don’t bother with hats and gloves or that sort of things. I find it gets in the way. M:Don’t you worry about getting hurt? W:No, I love adventures. Just the other day, I went climbing on this climbing wall, and I didn’t even use safety equipment. If I get hurt, I just ignore the pain. M:Well, I am not that brave. W:Hey, come on. Let’s get going. M:Wait a second. I need to get my equipment on. (Text 9) M:Hello, Claudia. Do you remember me? W: Of course. Hello, Chris. You look well. M: It must be eight years since you left school. W:That’s right. You were four years below me. I was in the same year as your older sister, Stephanie? M:Yes, you two were very close. W: Is Stephanie here for the 50-year celebration of our school? M:No, she is in Denmark for business. W:What are you doing now? M:After school, I got a place at university and I am majoring in business studies. W:That sounds interesting. I got a job as an interpreter. M:What languages do you speak? W:Apart from English, I speak French and German. M: I didn’t get on well with my French teacher here at school, so I dropped the subject at the end of my fifth year.  W:Where do you study? M: In London. I enjoy living in London. W: I sometimes travel to different parts of Britain with my boss to do interpreting for him. Next week, he has a conference in London. M:Will you have time to call and visit me while you’re in the area? W:Yes, I’d love to. M:I’ll give you my phone number. Ring me in the evening. W:Thank you. We’ll be able to have more time to catch up. (Text 10)  W:Welcome aboard our city tour bus. First, let me tell you about the tour. We’re going to travel through the most historic parts of the city for about an hour,with lots of chances for you to take photos or just enjoy the wonderful buildings like the City Hall and the Royal Theater. Then, we’ll drop you off at the museum. You have about two hours there. At 11:30, we’ll start for our next destination — the Stanley Market. You may buy some fruit and cheese from the marketplace and have a light meal in the park nearby. But please, please,please come back on time at 1:30 p.m. We can’t wait for any latecomers. Now,I’ll give you some instructions on safety.

William Shakespeare by Jennifer Bassett 单词提示 1.wicked 邪恶的，有害的 原文 Chapter 3: The actors come to town Will married Anne Hathaway in November, and she came to live in Henley Street. John Shakespeare was pleased that his oldest son was married, but I don't think Will's mother wanted him to marry so young. Families cost a lot of money, and John Shakespeare was having a lot of money troubles in those days. Times were hard in Henley Street. Susanna was born the next May. All babies looked the same to me, but Will was very pleased with her look. “Toby,she's got my eyes,” he said happily. “She's going to be as beautiful as the Queen of Egypt and as clever as King Solomon.” “Oh yes.” I said. All parents talk like that about their children, I don't believe a word of it. I didn't see much of Will's wife, I knew she didn't like me. To her, I was one of Will's wild friends who got him into trouble. She came from a very serious Puritan family, lots of church going, and no singing or dancing. Soon,there was another baby on the way. And one evening in February 1585, I hurried round to Henley Street to hear the news. Will's sister Joan open the door, and then Will came running down the stairs. “It's two of them.” he said, “Twins, a girl and a boy. Isn't that wonderful?” Will had some good friends Hamnet and Judith Sadler, and he called the twins after them. John Shakespeare was very pleased to have his first grandson, and everyone was happy for a while. Will and I still went around together when we could. He was still reading and writing, and soon I could see a change in him. He was 23 now, and he was not happy with his life. “Stratford's too small, Toby.” he said, “Too slow, too quiet, too boring. I've got to getaway.” “Yes,but how?” I asked, “You've got a family, three young children, remember?” He didn't answer. In the summer months, companies of players often came to small towns. And in 1587, five different companies came. Will and I always went to see the plays, Will love to talk to the actors and to listen to all their stories of London. The Queen's men came to Stratford in June, and we went to see the play. I don't remember what it was. I know that I laughed a lot and that Will said it was a stupid play with not a word of poetry in it. “Why don't you write a play yourself?” I told him. “Write a play?” he laughed and would never speak to me again. I didn't say anything, and Will looked at me and laughed again. It happened a few months later. I walked into the Shakespeare's kitchen one evening. And there was Anne, with a red, angry face, shouting at the top of her voice. “How can you do this to me? And what about the children?” Then she saw me and stopped. Will was sitting at the table and looked pleased to see me. “I've told Anne,” he said quietly, “that I'm going to live in London. I want to be an actor and to write plays if I can.” “Please…”screamed Anne, “Acting actors are dirty, wicked people. They're all thieves and criminals, they drink all day, and they never go to church.” “Don't be stupid, Anne. You know that's not true. Listen, I'll come home when I can,but I must go to London. I can't do anything in Stratford.” He looked at me across the room. “Are you coming with me, Toby?” “How soon can we start?” I said. 翻译 第三章：剧团来到镇上 威尔在11月娶了安妮·海瑟薇，随后她便搬到亨利街住了下来。威尔的父亲很高兴大儿子成了家，但我猜威尔的母亲并不希望他这么早就结婚。养活一大家子开销很大，而约翰·莎士比亚那阵子正深陷财务危机。亨利街的日子过得很艰难。 第二年5月，苏珊娜出生了。在我看来，所有婴儿长得都差不多，但威尔却对女儿的模样满意极了。“托比，她的眼睛长得和我一模一样，”他高兴地说，“她将来一定会像埃及艳后那样美丽，像所罗门王那样聪明。”“哦，是啊。”我应和道。天底下的父母都会这么夸自己的孩子，我可一个字都不信。 我和威尔的妻子碰面的次数不多，我知道她并不喜欢我。在她眼里，我就是那种会把威尔带坏、给他惹麻烦的“狐朋狗友”。她出身于一个极其严肃的清教徒家庭，家里除了去教堂做礼拜，绝不允许唱歌跳舞。 没过多久，安妮肚子里又怀上了。1585年2月的一天傍晚，我急匆匆地赶到亨利街去听消息。威尔的姐姐琼开了门，接着威尔便跑下了楼梯。“是双胞胎！”他说，“一男一女，这难道不是天大的喜事吗？”威尔有对好朋友叫哈姆内特和朱迪思·萨德勒，他便用他们的名字来给双胞胎命名。约翰·莎士比亚喜得长孙，乐得合不拢嘴，大家也都跟着高兴了一阵子。 只要有机会，威尔和我还是经常形影不离。他依旧不停地读书、写作，很快我就察觉到他身上发生了一些变化。他那时23岁，对自己的生活感到十分不满。“斯特拉特福太小了，托比，”他说，“太慢、太安静、太无聊了。我必须离开这里。”“是啊，可怎么离开呢？”我问，“你可是有家室的人，别忘了你还有三个年幼的孩子。”他没有回答。 每年夏天，总会有戏班子来到小镇上巡演。1587年，先后来了五个不同的剧团。威尔和我总是去看戏，威尔特别喜欢和演员们搭话，听他们讲那些关于伦敦的奇闻轶事。 6月，“女王剧团”来到了斯特拉特福，我们也去看了他们的演出。我不记得演的是什么戏了。只记得我笑得前仰后合，而威尔却说那是出烂戏，连一句诗意的台词都没有。“你干嘛不自己写一出戏呢？”我对他说。“自己写戏？”他大笑起来，仿佛我说了什么天方夜谭。我没再吭声，威尔看着我，又笑了起来。 几个月后，事情真的发生了。一天晚上，我走进莎士比亚家的厨房。只见安妮满脸通红，正扯着嗓子大发雷霆。“你怎么能这么对我？你考虑过孩子们吗？”接着她看见了我，这才停了下来。威尔正坐在桌旁，看见我进来，似乎还挺高兴。“我已经告诉安妮了，”他平静地说，“我要去伦敦生活。我想当个演员，如果可能的话，还要写剧本。”“求你了……”安妮尖叫道，“演员都是些肮脏、邪恶的人。他们全都是小偷和罪犯，整天喝酒，从来不去教堂！”“别犯傻了，安妮。你知道那不是真的。听着，只要有机会我就会回家，但我必须去伦敦。在斯特拉特福，我什么都做不成。”他隔着房间看向我。“你要和我一起去吗，托比？”“我们什么时候能出发？”我说。

31. Your son looks like his father. 你儿子看起来像他父亲。 32. How do I use this? 这个怎么用呢？ 33. Don't go out after it gets dark. 天黑以后不要出去。 34. Are you going to go fishing next week? 你下周要去钓鱼吗？ 35. You shouldn't play the game for so long. 你不应该玩游戏这么久。 36. Do you often go to a concert? 你经常去听音乐会吗？ 37. I don't know her name. 我不知道她的名字。 38. What is this? 这是什么？ 39. We usually play basketball here. 我们通常在这里打篮球。 40. He came back without buying any wine. 他没买酒就回来了。

听前提示 一、每期提供10个单词，每个单词都会有2-3个例句，方便理解记忆。 二、每个单词和句子都会重复5遍，其中第2遍为慢速，有助于识别。 三、本材料的整体难度较低，可以用来听力磨耳朵和单词查漏补缺。 Day 173 1721. Powerful a.强大的，有力的，有权的 He is a powerful man. 他是个有权势的人。 Fear is a powerful emotion. 恐惧是一种强烈的情感。 I have some powerful friends who can help you. 我有一些有权势的朋友可以帮你。 1722. Practical a.实际的，实用的 His ideas are always practical. 他的想法总是切实可行的。 She gave me some practical advice. 她给了我一些实用的建议。 Here are some practical ways to save money. 以下是一些省钱的实用方法。 1723. Practice n.练习，实践，实际，惯例 You need to put your ideas into practice. 你需要把你的想法付诸实践。 It takes a lot of practice to play guitar well. 要弹好吉他，需要大量的练习。 1724. Praise v.赞扬；表扬 n.称赞，赞美 I don't need your praise. 我不需要你的赞美。 He received a lot of praise for his efforts. 他的努力受到了很多赞扬。 He received a lot of praise for what he did yesterday. 他昨天的所作所为受到了很多赞扬。 1725. Prayer n.祈祷，祷告，祷文 We believe in the power of prayer. 我们相信祷告的力量。 My prayer is that one day he will be healed. 我的祈祷是有一天他会得到医治。 1726. Precise a.精确的，准确的 My watch is very precise. 我的手表非常精确。 The measurements must be precise. 测量必须精确。 1727. Predict v.预言，预测，预告 Nobody could predict the outcome. 没人能预测结果。 I can't predict what will happen. 我无法预测会发生什么。 The best way to predict the future is to create it. 预测未来的最好方法就是创造未来。 1728. Prefer v.(to)更喜欢，宁愿 Personally, I prefer the second option. 就个人而言，我更喜欢第二种选择。 I prefer to buy domestic rather than foreign products. 我更喜欢购买国内产品而不是国外产品。 If you'd prefer a room closer to the Convention Center, please contact us. 如果您想要更靠近会议中心的房间，请联系我们。 1729. Preference n.(for,to)偏爱，喜爱；优先选择 She listed her favorite restaurants in order of preference. 她按喜好顺序列出了自己喜欢的餐厅。 When it comes to music, everyone has their own preferences. 说到音乐，每个人都有自己的喜好。 1730. Pregnant a.怀孕的，孕育的，充满的 She's six months pregnant. 她已经怀孕六个月了。 My wife is pregnant. 我妻子怀孕了。 He got his girlfriend pregnant and they're getting married. 他让女友怀孕然后他们要结婚了。

2023年1月浙江首考英语听力 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一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。 1.What will the speakers do next? A.Visit a friend. B.Pick up Billy. C.Buy some beans. 2.Who is Andy Clarks? A. A public librarian.  B. ATV actor.  C. A famous lawyer. 3.What are the speakers talking about? A. Gifts for Jason.  B. A baseball game.  C. The woman's retirement. 4.What went on at Cooper's last night? A.A movie show.  B. A birthday party.  C. A sales promotion. 5.What problem do the speakers have? A. They are late for work. B. They get stuck in traffic. C. They have lost their way. 第二节(共15小题:每小题1.5分,满分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。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。 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。 6.Where are the speakers? A. At home.  B. At the office.  C. At the airport. 7.How does Sara sound? A. Anxious.  B. Surprised.  C. Grateful. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。 8.What made Miss Johnson choose teaching as a profession? A. Pressure from her family.  B. Her passion for the work.  C. A teacher's encouragement. 9.What does Miss Johnson think is the best part of her job? A. Being with children.  B. Winning others' respect.  C. Learning different things. 10.What does Miss Johnson want her students to become? A. Lifelong learners.  B. Creative thinkers.  C. Good communicators. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。 11.What does Becky like about living with her parents? A. They have a big house. B. They cook meals for her. C. They pay all her expenses. 12.What does Ethan suggest Becky do regarding her mother? A. Have patience. B. Provide company. C. Express gratitude. 13.Why is Ethan concerned about his parents living on their own? A. They may feel lonely. B. They may fail to get along. C. They may have an emergency. 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。 14.Whose speech did the woman listen to this morning? A. John Miller's.  B. David Thompson's.  C. Allan Brown's. 15.What is the workshop in the afternoon about? A. Knowledge economy.  B. Risk assessment.  C. Employee motivation. 16.What does the woman say about her job? A. It can be challenging.  B. It is truly interesting.  C. It will be rewarding. 17.What do the man and the woman both want to do? A. Apply for a new position. B. Offer their staff a salary raise. C. Improve their management skills. 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。 18.What does the speaker probably do? A. She's a medical doctor. B. She's a fitness instructor. C. She's a swimming coach. 19.What is a common workout mistake? A. Focusing only on building muscles. B. Taking too many types of exercises. C. Doing the same routine all the time. 20.How often does the speaker suggest people do hard workouts? A. Once a week.  B. Twice a week.  C. Three times a week. 参考答案1-5 CACAB       6-10 BCABA     11-15 CABAC    16-20 CBCAB 录音原文 Text 1 M:Billy needs some beans for his science project at school. Maybe we can stop by a store on our way home. W:Let’s go to Greens. It’s just around the corner. M:Okay. Text 2 W:Hi, Stephen, guess who I saw at the city library? Andy Clarkes — the leading actor in The Good Lawyer — the famous TV series. M:What was he doing there? His popularity has slipped since the final season of the show. Text 3 W: It seems as if everybody is talking about Jason’s retirement. M:Yes, his office is filled with gifts. I gave him a T-shirt with a baseball pattern on it. W:That’s nice. I’ll get him something this afternoon. Hope it’s not late. Text 4 W:Did you go to Cooper’s last night? M:No, was there anything special? W:Yes, the employees dressed up as movie characters, and every customer received a discount card. M:That was interesting. Text 5 W:Oh, the road is jammed with traffic again. We are going to be late for work. M:Let’s make a U-turn at the next crossroads and try another way. Text 6 W: Do you think Janet could make it? M:I’m sure she can. Have you tried calling her? W:Yes, of course. But I can’t get through. The flight has already been called twice. What are we going to do? Board without her? I should have reminded her at the office yesterday. She may have totally forgotten it. M:Take it easy, Sarah. Let me call her home number. Oh, there she is. Text 7 M:Welcome to our program, Miss Johnson. Congratulations on winning the Teacher of the Year award. W:Thank you, Peter. I’m more than happy to be here. M:What inspired you to be a teacher, Miss Johnson? W:Well, I’ve always loved to learn, but I’ve enjoyed teaching others even more.It’s in the family. M:Could you tell us what the best part about your job is? W:Getting to know all of the different kids and communicating with them. I have always loved kids. So, I will always enjoy that part of my job. M:Then, what do you hope to achieve by being a teacher? W: My goal is to help my students develop awareness of their strengths, weaknesses,and learning needs, and to enable them to learn throughout their lives. M:That sounds great. Text 8 W:Ethan, have you thought about getting your own house? M:Yeah. But I’m convinced my parents love having me back. What about you? W:Um... Not sure yet. Right now, I enjoy getting my meals cooked for me everyday. M: Do you pay a contribution to the house? W: Of course, I do. But it’s still much less than I would pay to live in my own flat.Right? M:Obviously. W:The only thing I don’t like is that my mom wants to know every part of my life.Becky, what are you doing tomorrow? Where? With whom? The same questions everyday. M:Moms are like that. They ask because they care. You’ve got to be patient with them. My parents ask those questions too, but I may not move out soon. The thought of leaving them fills me with fear. What if one of them falls over?What if they both have a fall together? W:That would be terrible. Text 9 W:It’s a pretty good conference, huh? M:Yeah. All speakers are well-known and knowledgeable in the subject matter. Did you listen to John Miller’s speech on how to avoid business risks this morning? W:No, I missed that one. I went to a speech at Alan Brown Hall. The speaker was David Thompson. M:Oh, that should be a good one, too. I attended his lecture last year. By the way, there will be a workshop this afternoon on how to motivate employees. Are you interested? W:Sure. I was promoted to the position of manager a few months ago. And I have to manage a staff of 12 people. It can be quite a difficult situation sometimes.That’s why I am here today. M:Same here. I only have seven people reporting to me. Yet, sometimes I feel like pulling my hair out. I need to find a way to create harmony within my department. Text 10 W:Welcome to Star Fitness Club. I’m Tina Harrison. Before you start, I’d like to offer you some tips. We all know that regular exercise is important, but few of us know how to exercise properly. I’ve seen many people make the same workout mistakes in this place. One mistake people often make is sticking to the same routine. It is not good for building up your muscles. I’d like to suggest that you change your routine every other month. What’s more, you can try different kinds of workouts, such as jogging, biking, or swimming. This can help keep your whole body in shape. Another mistake most people make is to workout intensely almost every day. You need to give your body a break, and allow time for the muscles to grow. It is not the harder the better. Two hard workout days every week is enough. If you really hate to skip a day, you can plan easy exercises on other days. However, experts’ suggestion is that you take one day off completely each week.

William Shakespeare by Jennifer Bassett 单词提示 1.glove 手套 原文 Chapter 2: Stratford upon Avon It was a sunny day in October 1579 when I first met Will, just outside Stratford,near a big field of apple trees. I saw a boy up in one of the trees. He had red hair and looked about two years older than me. “What are you doing up there?” I called. “Just getting a few apples.” he said, smiling. “Those are farmer Nash's apples,” I said, “And he'll send his dogs after you if he sees you.” “Mr.Nash's gone to market,” the boy said, “Come on, they're good apples.” Next minute, I was up the tree with him, but Will was wrong. Farmer Nash wasn't at the market, and a few minutes later, we saw his angry red face above the wall on the far side of the field. Will and I ran like the wind and only stopped when we reached the river. We sat down to eat our apples. Will was 15 and lived in Henley Street. He told me his father was John Shakespeare and he had a sister, Joan, and two younger brothers, Gilbert and Richard.  There was another sister who died, I learnt later. And the next year, he had another brother, little Edmund, the baby of the family. “Now what about you?” he asked. “There's only me and my sister,” I said, “My parents are dead and we live with my mother's brother. He's a shoemaker in Ely Street, and I work for him, what do you do?” “I go to Mr. Jenkins School in Church Street,” Will said, “every day from 7 o'clock until 5 o'clock, not Sundays, of course.” I was sorry for him. “Isn't it boring?” I asked. “Sometimes,usually it's all right.” He lay back and put his hands behind his head, “But we have to read and learn all these Latin writers. I want to read modern writers and English writers like Jeffrey Chaucer, can you read?”He asked. “Of course I can read,” I said, “I went to school.” Will sat up and began to eat another apple. “I want to be a writer,” he said. “A poet, I want that more than anything in the world.” We were friends from that day until the day he died. We met nearly every day, and he taught me a lot about books and poetry and writers. He always had his nose in a book. When Will left school, he worked for his father in Henley Street. John Shakespeare was a glove maker, and he had other business too, like buying and selling sheep, but Will wasn't interested. “What are we going to do, Toby?” he said to me one day, “We can't spend all our lives making shoes and gloves.” “Will,”I said, “we could run away to sea and be sailors, sail round the world like Francis Drake.” Drake sailed back to Plymouth in 1581 after his three-year journey round the world,but we were still in Stratford. We made lots of plans, but nothing ever came of them. Will was still reading a lot, and he was already writing poems himself. He sometimes showed them to me, and I said they were very good. I didn't really know anything about poetry then, but he was my friend. Will was not happy with his writing. “I've got so much to learn, Toby.” he said, “So much to learn.” Poor Will, He had a lot to learn about women too. One day in October 1582, he came to my house with a long face. “I'll never leave Stratford,” he said. “Why not?” I asked, “We'll get away one day, you'll see.” “Perhaps you will,” he said, “But I'm going to be married in a few weeks time to Anne Hathaway.” Mymouth fell open and stayed open. “Married to Anne Hathaway? Is that the Hathaways over at Shott Toy?” “Yes.”Will said. I was working on some shoes on the table, and Will picked one up and looked at it. “Will, she's a fine girl?” “Of course.” I said uncomfortably, “But, but Will, she's 26 and you're only 18.” “I know,” Will said, “But I've got to marry her.” “Oh no,” I said, “You mean She's…” “That's right,” said Will, “In about 6 month time, I'm going to be a father.” 翻译 第二章：埃文河畔斯特拉特福 1579年10月的一天，天气晴朗，我在斯特拉特福镇外、一片大苹果园附近，第一次遇见了威尔。 我看见一个男孩正爬在一棵苹果树上。他长着一头红发，看起来比我大两岁左右。 “你在上面干嘛呢？”我朝他喊道。 “摘几个苹果。”他笑着说。 “那是纳什农夫的苹果，”我说，“要是被他看见，他会放狗咬你的。” “纳什先生去集市了，”男孩说，“快上来吧，这苹果可甜了。” 下一秒，我也爬上了树和他待在一起。不过威尔猜错了，纳什农夫根本没去集市。没过几分钟，我们就看见田地那头墙上方，露出了他那张气得通红的脸。 我和威尔撒腿就跑，像一阵风似的，直到跑到河边才停下。 我们坐下来吃苹果。 威尔那年15岁，住在亨利街。 他告诉我，他父亲叫约翰·莎士比亚，他有个姐姐叫琼，还有两个弟弟，吉尔伯特和理查德。 后来我才知道，他原本还有个姐姐，不幸夭折了。 第二年，他又添了个弟弟，小埃德蒙，是家里最小的孩子。 “那你呢？”他问我。 “家里就我和我姐姐，”我说，“我父母都不在了，我们和我母亲的哥哥住在一起。他在伊利街做鞋匠，我给他打下手。你平时都做些什么？” “我在教堂街的詹金斯先生学校上学，”威尔说，“每天早上7点一直上到下午5点，星期天当然不上。” 我挺同情他的。 “那不是很无聊吗？”我问。 “有时候吧，不过通常还好。”他往后一躺，双手枕在脑后，“但我们非得读那些拉丁文作家的书，还得全背下来。我倒想读读现代作家，还有像杰弗里·乔叟那样的英国作家。你会看书吗？”他问。 “我当然会看书，”我说，“我也上过学的。” 威尔坐起身来，拿起另一个苹果啃了起来。 “我想当个作家，”他说，“当个诗人，这是我这辈子最渴望的事。” 从那天起，直到他离世，我们一直都是好朋友。 我们几乎天天见面，他教了我很多关于书籍、诗歌和作家的知识。他总是手不释卷。 威尔离开学校后，就在亨利街帮他父亲的忙。 他父亲约翰·莎士比亚是个手套匠，同时也做些别的买卖，比如倒卖羊群，但威尔对此毫无兴趣。 “托比，你说我们以后该怎么办？”有一天他对我说，“我们总不能一辈子都做鞋、做手套吧。” “威尔，”我说，“我们可以逃到海上去当水手，像弗朗西斯·德雷克那样环游世界。” 1581年，德雷克在历时三年的环球航行后回到了普利茅斯，可我们却依然还在斯特拉特福。 我们制定过无数计划，但最后全都成了泡影。 威尔依然大量阅读，而且已经开始自己写诗了。 他偶尔会把诗拿给我看，我总是说写得非常好。 其实那时候我对诗歌一窍不通，但他毕竟是我的朋友。 威尔对自己的文字并不满意。 “我要学的东西太多了，托比，”他说，“实在有太多要学的了。” 可怜的威尔，他在女人这方面，同样有很多要学的。 1582年10月的一天，他拉着个长脸来到我家。 “我永远也离不开斯特拉特福了。”他说。 “为什么？”我问，“总有一天我们会离开的，你信我。” “也许你能吧，”他说，“但我再过几周就要和安妮·海瑟薇结婚了。” 我惊得目瞪口呆，半天合不拢嘴。 “和安妮·海瑟薇结婚？是肖特里那边的那个海瑟薇家吗？” “对。”威尔说。 我当时正在桌前做鞋，威尔顺手拿起一只鞋端详起来。“威尔，她是个好姑娘吗？” “当然是。” 我有些局促不安地说：“可是，可是威尔，她都26岁了，你才18岁啊。” “我知道，”威尔说，“但我必须娶她。” “哦，天哪，”我说，“你的意思是她……” “没错，”威尔说，“大概六个月后，我就要当爸爸了。”

21. You should drive at a safe speed. 你应该以安全的速度行驶。 22. I have a dog. She has a cat. 我有一只狗。她有一只猫。 23. Which bus goes to Central Park? 哪路巴士到中央公园? 24. There are a lot of fish in the pond. 池塘里有很多鱼。 25. It may take a little longer than I expected. 可能要比我预计的时间长一点。 26. Were you playing with Tom at his house? 你和汤姆在他家玩吗？ 27. Let's begin. 我们开始吧。 28. Please don't close the door. 请不要关门。 29. I play baseball with them. 我和他们一起打棒球。 30. Alex wasn't hungry then. 那时亚历克斯并不饿。