湖南师大附中高一上册英语期末试卷及答案

　　Lin Tao is a classmate of mine who is from Changsha， so he knows lots of interesting places here. Besides， he is a bright boy with rich knowledge， since he is always curious to discover the unknown， which earns him good performances in study. The most coincident thing is that he has the same dream as you do---to study for a PhD and work for a research organization. And I think you must be excited to know his experiences of winning the status of candidate to PekingUniversity!

　　I’m sure we three will have a wonderful winter vacation in Changsha. Write to me when you are free.

　　CU soon!

听力原文：

　　Conversation 1

　　M: I hate this place， all these department stores and shopping centres. It’s just horrible.

　　W: That’s exactly what I love about this city. I enjoy shopping here!

　　M: Come on， Daisy. Let’s forget about shopping for now and eat our dinner， OK?

　　W: OK， Andy. This is fantastic pizza. Would you like something else? Where’s the waiter?

　　Conversation 2

　　W: Hello， my name’s Jane and I’d like to ask a few questions about getting fit.

　　M: You’ve come to the right place. Which type of exercise do you enjoy doing?

　　W: I like doing physical exercise to music， but I hate jogging. I don’t mind doing some weight-lifting， though.

　　M: Great. How often can you work out?

　　W: Twice or three times a week would be good.

　　M: Why don’t we start with a physical exercise class twice a week followed by a little weight-lifting?

　　W: Sounds fine to me.

　　Conversation 3

　　W: Jack， just look at this amazing painting.

　　M: It is amazing， but what is it exactly?

　　W: It’s a Picasso! It does look kind of strange， I must admit.

　　M: Yes， strange but beautiful. What’s it called?

　　W: Let me see … this one is Les Demoise De Avignon， painted in 1907.

　　M: 1907? That’s over one hundred years ago， but his work looks so modern!

　　W: Well， he was born in 1881. And he died when he was 92， so he had a long life.

　　Conversation 4

　　W: We don’t even have to take our bikes along; we can hire bikes when we get off the train to Paris. It sounds very convenient.

　　M: But it’s quite costly.

　　W: Oh， come on. It’s only ￡5.

　　M: Per bike per day! There are two of us， and we’ll be staying in France for ten days … It would be cheaper if we take them along.

　　W: What about buying bikes in Paris? Then we could bring them home at the end of our trip and …

　　M: Listen! I’d rather ride one I’m familiar with. They go free on most trains…

　　W: OK， Steve， I guess you’re right.

　　Conversation 5

　　M: I’d like to change this CD， please.

　　W: Well， what exactly is the problem?

　　M: It was a Christmas present. I asked my mum to buy me a new CD by Chaos Theory， but my mum bought it by mistake. It’s their first CD， not the latest one.

　　W: I see， so you’d like to exchange it for the right CD， is that right?

　　M: Well， no， not really， you see I don’t like Chaos Theory any more. I’d like a computer game instead.

　　W: I see. Well if you have the receipt with you， you can choose the computer game now， and then I will help you change the CD.

　　Conversation 6

　　W: I’m doing the research on American author Ernest Hemingway. Could you help me?

　　M: Sure.

　　W: I know a little about him already. While he was at school he wrote for the student newspaper， which led him to his first job at the Kansas City Star， a job which was arranged by his uncle.

　　M: Did you know when he was 18 he tried to join the army? It was the First World War at that time， but he wasn’t allowed to join because of his poor eyesight.

　　W: He joined the Red Cross instead as an ambulance driver， that’s how he got to Europe. He was seriously wounded by a bomb. After that， he went to work for another newspaper back home in America. Do you know something about his works?

　　M: Yes. His first important work， The Sun Also Rises， was written in 1926. Three years later， another famous book， A Farewell to Arms was finished. Among his later works， the most outstanding is the short novel， The O

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