总第668期高一7版Quiz Time答案与解析
D1 1-4 CBDC
D2 1-3 CBB
D3 1-5 CDABC
D4 1-4 DCDA
D5 1-5 ABBBA 6-10 ABACB 11-15 ACCBB 16-20 BCCBC
解析
D1 1-4 CBDC
1. C. 根据This was the first moment I thought, “Wow, I’m in China.”可知作者很享受胡同之旅和其中的悠闲生活气氛。根据I felt excited that I’d finally arrived after months of planning可知A项错误，根据the warm air was filled with the smell of delicious food可知B项错误，根据There isn’t a great deal of choice when it comes to restaurants, either, and as a fan of food, I couldn’t wait to see what Beijing has to offer可知D项错误。
2. B. 所谓的culture shock主要指得是身处异国由于巨大的文化差异而造成的不适应。a, b, e三个小项都是文中提到的，而c,d两个小项则给作者带来的是愉悦的感受，谈不上文化心理冲击。
3. D. 倒数第二段提到作者希望能够骑摩托车环游中国，和各式各样的中国人交流，因此可以推断出D项是正确答案，而A, C为错误答案。根据It’s like being a celebrity but without the champagne-fuelled (香槟助兴的) parties or millions of dollars in the bank可知B项错误，作者并不想成名，此处是借这个比喻来谈某些国人随意拍摄外国人给他带来的困扰。
4. C. 纵观全文，作者讲述了自己到北京以后的生活体验。因此D项的概括作为贴切。
D2 1-3 CBB
1. C。根据第四段The researchers believe such problems are special to today’s society. “The modern world brings with it stresses we would not have imagined 50 years ago, such as social media and smartphones,” Lucy Donaldson可知Donaldson认为人们面对的有些压力是现代社会特有的，这些压力在50年前都难以想象，比如社交媒体和智能电话，因此选C。
2. B。根据第五段In addition, the study showed that women have higher stress levels than men.可知女性比男性更容易压力大，因此选B。A选项错在应该是严重的疾病排名比较靠前；C选项错在苏格兰才是压力最大的地区；D选项错在在脱欧这件事上，伦敦和苏格兰地区的人比威尔士人压力更大。
3. B。根据第七段It’s expected that the survey will make people pay attention to what stress does to our bodies.和第八段While many people realize the effect of stress on mental (心理的) wellbeing, it is also important to consider the impact on the body’s systems,可知通过这个调查，研究者想让人们关注压力对我们身体的影响，压力对人们的身心都是有害的，因此选B，同时也可排除D选项。A，C选项文中均没有提及。
D3 1-5 CDABC
1. C。根据作者整篇文章的基调和第四段最后一句话可以得出，作者认为人们之所以很少拒绝别人的原因是拒绝他人让我们心怀愧疚，因此答案为C。其他三项在文中均未提及或体现。
2. D。此题可定位至文章第二、三段，根据作者的描述，这位朋友之前总是帮助别人，但自己却筋疲力尽，最终她认识到自己也有需要，因此答案为D。A项她并非是不允许休假，而是事情太多无法休假；B项只是作者的提议，并非朋友真正决定践行；C项在文中没有体现。
3. A。根据第三段末尾和第四段开头可知，此处this指代的是前文的“have to justify why you’ve done so”，正是这样的行为和心态束缚了大多数人，因此答案为A。其他三项均不是this所指代的内容。
4. B。此题可定位至文章最后两段，最后两段中作者表示，这是一种习惯，我们不可能一夜之间改变，只能一步一步来，逐步习惯，而且我们要保持一种心态，即：拒绝别人是我们的权利，也是很正常的一件事，因此答案为B。A项文中没有提到，C、D两项与作者的意见相反。
5. C。本题为主旨题，通读文章我们可以看出，作者一直在告诉读者拒绝是我们的权利，也是很正常的事情，在某些情况下我们应该习惯拒绝别人，学着拒绝别人，因此答案为C。A、D两项均为文章的一部分，B项的“disadvantage”文中未提及。
D4 1-4 DCDA
1. D。文章开篇便通过guilt所说的话（How dare you do the things you do when others never get a chance to enjoy them!）表明了本文谈论的内疚感是在我们享受了别人不能享受的事物的时候产生的，因此选D。
2. C。根据第四段My younger brother was born blind. If his blindness ever weighed him down, he never let it show. But I grew up carrying the weight of it on my shoulders.可知作者因为弟弟看不见而承受了很大的压力，因此选C。A选项错在是作者感到生活对自己的弟弟不公平，而不是作者的弟弟认为生活对自己不公平；B选项错在文中只是说作者觉得向弟弟描述某些无法用语言形容的事物很困难，但并没有因此说不喜欢做这件事情；D选项文中没有提及。
3. D。根据第十二段The problem with blaming ourselves for things that aren’t our fault is that it blinds us to beauty and numbs (使麻木) us to life.可知作者认为有些事情不是我们的错，但如果我们为此感到内疚的话，便不能充分享受生活，因此选D，同时可排除A选项。B选项错在文中并没有将内疚对于自己和他人的伤害进行比较。C选项错在文中说的是可以将内疚转化为行动，然后用行动来表达我们对他人的敬意，但不是说内疚是一种向我们珍惜的人表达敬意的方法。
4. A。根据文章最后两段可知，作者将内疚化为了行动，积极生活，因此选A。B选项错在文中只是说作者为身边的人做的疯狂的事情感到高兴；D选项过于绝对，且作者说自己所做的事情是为了他人，但更是为了自己。
D5 1-5 ABBBA 6-10 ABACB 11-15 ACCBB 16-20 BCCBC
听力原文：
高一听力测试（一）
Text 1
W: A kilo of tomatoes, please.
M: I’ve sold them all, I’m afraid. How about some of these lovely onions?
W: Oh, I’ll have some potatoes. I don’t like onions.
M: What a pity. They’re so lovely.
Text 2
M: Come in. Everybody is here.
W: Happy birthday, Paul. You’ve already got gloves so I’ve bought you a scarf.
M: How lovely! My brother has given me this new CD. Shall we listen to it now?
W: Good idea.
Text 3
W: It’s six o’clock, dad. I’m afraid I must be going now, or I’ll miss the train.
M: Must you? The train doesn’t leave until 7:30.
W: No. It will leave an hour from now.
M: Well, dear. Take care of yourself at college.
Text 4
M: Can you move your books, Abby? I want to work on the table.
W: Sorry. Just put them on the floor.
M: Why don’t you take them to your bedroom?
W: OK, I’ll do that.
Text 5
W: James, I need you to help me in the kitchen.
M: We’ve got to finish this first, honey. Travis has never seen Miracle on 34th Street.
W: All right. Come when you’ve finished the movie.
M: No problem.
Text 6
M: Jane, I’m going shopping downtown this afternoon. Would you like to come with me?
W: I’d like to. But I’m meeting Lisa to help with her homework this afternoon. I’m also going to see a play with David this evening.
M: But you know I don’t have a good eye for fashion! I really need your help.
W: Why not ask Nikki to go with you? She loves shopping. She can help you.
M: Good idea. I’ll go and ask her. Thank you.
W: You’re welcome.
Text 7
W: Asia Airlines. How may I help you?
M: I need a ticket to Osaka, Japan.
W: We have three flights to Osaka every week: Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The flights on Tuesday and Saturday are direct and the one on Thursday has a layover in Tokyo. When are you thinking of flying to Osaka?
M: I would prefer Tuesday.
W: Will this be round trip or one way?
M: One way, please.
W: And will anyone be traveling with you?
M: Yes. I will travel with my wife.
W: OK, please give me a minute to check the price and availability. Oh! Good! There are several seats still available. The flight departs at 9:20 am and arrives in Osaka at 1:40 pm local time. The price is 1,900 yuan each. Shall I book it for you?
M: Yes, please. Can I get to the airport by bus?
W: Yes, there is a bus from the city center every hour.
M: Well, I think I will just take a taxi.
Text 8
M: I’ve got some information about some schools in the area from the district office. Let’s see which is the best for our daughter.
W: Good. It appears there are six high schools - four state schools and two private.
M: I don’t think we can afford a private school, can we?
W: No, it’s too expensive for us.
M: I would like our child to go to a state school.
W: Our daughter isn’t good at science or sports but has a good sense of fashion. Should we choose a school with professional training in subjects like design or modeling?
M: That sounds like a good idea. City Art School may be a good choice.
W: What are these schools like academically? I mean, how many graduates go on to university every year?
M: Well, George Grammar School is very good. About 75% of its students go on to university. And the City Art School is even better, with the number of students reaching 85%. The other two state schools aren’t so good - both below 50%.
W: Well, it seems City Art School is the best choice.
Text 9
W: Hi, John, many people in our department are leaving for Thanksgiving. What are you going to do?
M: I may see some friends and watch a few movies. And I’ll probably go to the Ottawa Car Show. What about you, Sarah? What’s your plan?
W: I am going to do some traveling with my family.
M: Oh, where will you go?
W: Toronto. And on our way, we’re going to visit my uncle, in Kingston.
M: That’s exciting. How long do you plan to stay?
W: Two days. I’m going to have a reunion party with my college friends on the ninth in Toronto. Oh, I’m afraid I’ve got to go now - my son is waiting for me. And I have to drive him to do some shopping. Have a nice holiday!
M: Thank you. You too.
Text 10
W: At the beginning of the tour, we will start from the most important place in the city, the Plaza Liberty. The Plaza Liberty has a history of more than 100 years. It’s a gathering place for young people on Friday and Saturday nights, and for parents and children on Sunday afternoons. There are four streets leading to the Plaza Liberty. Bruno Street was named after the first mayor of Plockton, who contributed a lot to the city. It contains all kinds of food stalls and interesting shops. Doris Street, which was named after a famous local designer, is where all of the government offices are housed. Horatio Street, whose roads are made of stones, is the only street that still has its original surface. We finally come to Betis Street, where there are two museums. One of them is the most famous museum in the country - that’s why I like this street the best.
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