1 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What kind of restaurants are the most in the speaker’s hometown?

A．KFCs.

B．Chinese restaurants.

C．Japanese restaurants.

2. Why does the speaker dislike “all you can eat” restaurants?

A．They are unhealthy.

B．They are too expensive.

C．There isn’t enough food in them.

3. What do most customers of “All you can eat” restaurants look like?

A．Very fat.

B．Very tall.

C．Very thin.

4. What is the speech mainly about?

A．The speaker’s favourite diet.

B．Restaurants in the speaker’s hometown.

C．Fast food restaurants in America.

2 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Last Thursday, the 18th-century Rhode Island farmhouse that inspired the 2013 horror movie The Conjuring     1     (sell) to a Boston house developer, Jacqueline Nunez, for $ 1. 525 million. Nunez and Jennifer Heinzen,     2    seller, jointly announced the sale on Facebook.

Nunez plans to continue the business     3     (start) by Heinzen. Guests will be able to continue the nightly explorations there. Day-time tours will resume (恢复) soon.

“This purchase is personal for me,” Nunez told The Boston Globe. “It’s around my own     4     (curious). Since I was a child, I     5     (be) in love with horror movies, like The Conjuring. I look forward to experiencing strange things in the house.”

However, one of the conditions in the contract is     6     the new owner will not live in the house year-round. “Because the energy is so powerful,” Heinzen told The Boston Globe later. “It is intended     7     (protect) the buyer.”

The Conjuring wasn’t filmed in the house but was based on the     8     (experience) of a few families that lived there in the 1970s.

“I’m not afraid     9     the house,” she said. “I don’t think the energy here is     10    (harm). Things that will happen here may frighten me, but will not hurt me.”

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. Who is Stefan?

A．The man’s teacher.

B．The man’s friend.

C．The man’s family member.

2. Where did Stefan and the man go first?

A．To a restaurant.

B．To the riverside.

C．To a shopping mall.

3. What did the riverside use to be?

A．Factories.

B．Gardens.

C．Sports centers.

4. What can we know about the road bridge?

A．It is very long.

B．It is near a school.

C．It is modern and busy.

4 . What are the speakers talking about?

A．A delicious dish.

B．A new cafeteria.

C．A healthy diet.

5 . Ghibli Park (ジブリパーク) is a theme park about the popular animated movies by Studio Ghibli. It opened in November 2022, and unlike other theme parks does not feature any rides, but rather let visitors explore into the atmospheric fantasy worlds presented in the various popular Ghibli movies. Just let your imagination run wild in this fantastic park!

Located in Aichi Earth Expo Memorial Park, Ghibli Park is less than two hours from Kyoto by train. The theme park will be about 17.5 acres when completed.

The theme park currently consists of three areas. The main one is “Ghibli’s Grand Warehouse”, an indoor facility that will house exhibits including the Robot Soldier from Castle in the Sky, the Catbus from Totoro, and another recreation out of The Secret World of Arrietty. A second area, “Hill of Youth”, features a shop from Whisper of the Heart and another recreation from The Cat Returns. The third is “Dondoko Forest” with a full recreation of the house from My Neighbor Totoro and a Totoro-themed playground. One of the two areas that will open later (“after 2023”, the park’s press office said) is “Mononoke Village”, referencing Princess Mononoke and her adventure among large forest animal gods. The other is “the Valley of Witches”, which will include some parts from Howl’s Moving Castle, and Kiki’s Delivery Service, about a hardworking young witch.

There is currently no pass that allows visitors to see all areas of Ghibli Park. You must buy separate tickets for each attraction you want to visit.

●Ghibli’s Grand Warehouse: 2000-2500 yen

●Hill Of Youth: 1000 yen

●Dondoko Forest: 1000 yen

●Children under 3 are free of charge; children aged 4 to12 cost half.

The pass of Ghibli’s Grand Warehouse cost 500 yen more on weekends and national holidays than on weekdays.

1. What can tourists experience while visiting Ghibli Park?

A．The amazing Ghibli world	B．The exciting rides.
C．The dreamlike parades.	D．The history of Ghibli.

2. If the Smith couple with their two kids (three-year-old & five-year-old) want to enjoy the whole Ghibli Park next Saturday, how much should they pay?

A．¥12,455

B．¥9,750

C．¥13,455

D．¥11,250

3. Where can we probably find this passage?

A．In a news magazine.	B．In a travel guide.
C．In a novel.	D．In a storybook.

6 . Why is the dog barking?

A．There’s someone at the door.

B．There’s a truck on the street.

C．There’s another dog in the yard.

7 . 语法填空

“The Manuscript Writing Cafe only allows in people who have a writing deadline to meet!” Located in Koenji, Tokyo, the cafe only admits     1     (customer) with writing deadlines to meet.

The cafe charges by time used, with    2     minimum of thirty minutes, and then by the hour with an order of coffee. It    3     (equip) for writing with USB ports, Wi-Fi, and computer stands. The cafe also allows customers     4     (bring) in food and drink and even have it    5     (deliver).

Upon entering the store, write down at the reception desk how many words    6     by what time you are going to write your manuscript. You are not permitted to leave the store until you have finished writing your manuscript or writing project. Writers can also request different levels of verbal pressure     7     staff members to make sure progress is being made.

Once you set your goal, the staff     8     (check) on your progress every hour and ensure that you’re being     9     (product). In the event where you have yet to finish your task when it’s past the cafe’s closing time, you’d be required to pay extension fees,     10     are steeper than the normal hourly rates.

8 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. Where can students find the public computers?

A．On the first floor.

B．On the second floor.

C．On the third floor.

2. What is the third change about according to the speaker?

A．The library rules.

B．The opening times.

C．The library areas.

3. What will happen if students are too noisy in the library?

A．They will have to go out at once.

B．They will be warned to be quiet.

C．They will not be allowed to enter next time.

9 . 阅读下面短文，在空白处填入 1 个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Do you know the place Jinli? It’s a street     1     (lie) in Chengdu, Sichuan. The street has a long history and is rich     2    traditional Chinese culture.

The street is about 550 meters long. You can see some ancient-style     3     (building) along the well-known street. Years ago, Jinli     4     (view)   as   the   “National Top Ten City Commercial Pedestrian Street (商业步行街)”. Each year, a large number of travelers come to the street to enjoy    5     (they), especially during the Spring Festival.

There are many restaurants     6    special snacks are offered. In this street, you’ll be attracted by local snacks, which will make your mouth water. One well-known local snack is San Da Pao, which is made of rice, brown sugar, and so on. Some other    7     (equal) attractive local snacks provided in Jinli include boiled dumplings. All of them are delicious and are waiting for you     8     (taste).

In addition to the delicious snacks, there are many other     9     (impress) attractions in Jinli. If you have time, pay     10    visit to this street and have fun.

10 . Food waste is a major issue in agriculture and in homes. If you grow your own food, the last thing you want is to let your hard work go to waste.     1     It begins with the plants you choose, and goes right to the preservation of the harvests. Here are some tips for you.

When you are planning a food-producing garden, it is very important to choose the right plants for the right places. Waste is far more likely to occur if you are growing plants that are not suited to the climate, the soil, or the growing conditions.     2     Make sure they do not just provide food today, but also can adapt to the changing climate. If you make the right plant choices, you are likely to get a good harvest.

Sometimes cooperation is key. In small gardens in particular, people may often have more seeds than they really need. Seeds are usually only viable (可生长的) for a certain length of time.     3     Some waste may also occur because gardeners plant crop but don’t really have the experience to tend them. Find ways to work together with communities –‒ sharing skills and knowledge.

    4     You might, for instance, grow some strawberries inside a greenhouse, with others outdoors. Those grown under cover will typically be ready to harvest a little earlier, and that crop can be out of the way before the outdoor ones are ready. You can also grow different varieties, which mature over different lengths of time.

Once you have grown your crops, it is important to prepare for what needs to be preserved. This can happen in a range of different ways. You need to have the tools and equipment on hand when the time comes. You can freeze, pickle (腌制), or process a wide range of garden produce.     5    

A．Arranging different harvest periods for certain crops can help avoid waste.

B．Preventing food waste in the garden is an ongoing process.

C．Many common weeds or flower can be sources of food.

D．These allow you to fully enjoy the fruits of your hard work.

E．By sharing seeds between households, you may lose fewer of them.

F．So think about how you can create good systems in your garden.

G．Communities can come together to harvest crops.