1 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What did the woman do with the thief?

A．She pretended not to see him.

B．She fought with him.

C．She did as he asked.

2. What did the thief steal?

A．A necklace.

B．Some money.

C．Nothing.

3. What does the man advise the woman to do?

A．Fit a home alarm system.

B．Call the police.

C．Keep a dog.

4. What does the man say about the woman?

A．She is puzzled.

B．She is brave.

C．She is frightened.

2 .

Aron Ralston will forever be known as the guy who cut his handoff to escape an accident that left him stuck between two huge rocks.

Ralston was_________in Blue John Canyon in Utah alone. As he came down a canyon, a rock became loose and_________his hand. No one knew he was there, and he only had a little bit of water and a little bit of food. It was up to him to_________himself. He decided to self-amputate (截肢) in order to save himself after_________for three days. But after two days of trying_________methods, he nearly gave up.

That is until an idea came to him on day six: he could_________apart of his own arm. After an hour of work with a cheap multitool (多刃刀具), he made a successful_________and had to get back to his vehicle, going down a 65-footwall with one hand.

He was _________discovered by a European family on a_________out, and six hours after his self-amputation, he was rescued by authorities. He was found just in time: Ralston was on the brink (边缘) of__________from blood loss. He survives today, still taking outdoor expeditions and climbing__________when not giving speeches or having movies made about his incredible __________

Born on Oct. 27, 1975, Ralston grew up in Ohio before his family__________to Colorado in 1987. After working for several years, he decided that working in a company wasn’t__________for him and quit this job to__________more time to mountaineering.

1.

A．hiking

B．jogging

C．climbing

D．escaping

2.

A．trapped

B．touched

C．raised

D．covered

3.

A．adapt

B．attract

C．encourage

D．rescue

4.

A．crying

B．struggling

C．preparing

D．exploring

5.

A．scientific

B．unusual

C．various

D．effective

6.

A．break off

B．take off

C．put off

D．cut off

7.

A．effort

B．plan

C．prediction

D．experiment

8.

A．actively

B．eventually

C．immediately

D．surprisingly

9.

A．camp

B．voyage

C．flight

D．research

10.

A．escape

B．death

C．fall

D．survival

11.

A．journeys

B．competitions

C．adventures

D．surprises

12.

A．discovery

B．courage

C．determination

D．experience

13.

A．turned

B．connected

C．compared

D．moved

14.

A．fit

B．healthy

C．useful

D．hopeful

15.

A．spend

B．devote

C．took

D．prefer

3 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What was the woman doing when she met a group of guys?

A．She was walking on the road.

B．She was looking at the bus schedule.

C．She was getting aboard a bus.

2. What language did the guys speak to the woman?

A．French.

B．German.

C．English.

3. How did the woman feel when she first met the guys?

A．Thankful.

B．Strange.

C．Confused.

4. What did the woman lose?

A．Her wallet.

B．Her airline ticket.

C．Her passport.

4 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. What does the man do?

A．An animal keeper.

B．A zoo manager.

C．A park cleaner.

2. What happened that evening?

A．A lion escaped into the zoo.

B．A lion escaped from the zoo.

C．A hurricane blew a lion away.

3. Where was the lion that afternoon?

A．In the zoo.

B．In the police station.

C．In a lady’s garden.

4. What was the lion doing when the keepers saw it?

A．Eating in the bushes.

B．Sleeping in the garden.

C．Playing in the park.

5 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. What could the man most probably be?

A．A police officer.

B．A taxi driver.

C．A bank employee.

2. What was the woman doing when the accident took place?

A．Walking on the street.

B．Standing outside the bank.

C．Crossing the road.

3. How did the accident happen?

A．A truck hit a car.

B．A car crashed into a truck.

C．A man rushed into the street.

4. What did the man ask the woman to do at last?

A．Sign the paper.

B．Read the statement.

C．Tell him her address.

6 . 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
1. Why was the speaker in the river?

A．To get water for picnic.

B．To catch a fish.

C．To get a piece of wood.

2. How old was Danny when the story happened?

A．Six.

B．Eight.

C．Ten.

3. What did Danny do when the speaker fell into the river?

A．He jumped into the river.

B．He was too scared to move.

C．He ran to look for their father.

4. Who finally saved the speaker?

A．His father.

B．His brother.

C．A passer-by.

7 . 听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
1. How did Eric get hurt?

A．He got hit by a ladder.

B．He tripped over a rock.

C．He fell from the height.

2. Which part of Eric's body got injured?

A．His arm.

B．His ankle.

C．His head.

3. What does the woman ask the man to do next?

A．Lift Eric onto the bed.

B．Send Eric to the hospital for an X-ray.

C．Apply ice to the injured part.

8 . After more than 2 months trapped in a collapsed copper (铜) and gold mine in the desert, all of 33 Chilean miners (矿工) were rescued Wednesday. With ingenuity and cutting-edge technology, the men have survived for 69 days, some 700 meters underground fending off hunger, anxiety and illness in a record-setting feat of survival. How did they survive the ordeal? Have a close look.

Before the miners were reached, they survived for 17 days on food already stored in the emergency shelter. They rationed themselves to 2 spoonfuls of tuna, half a cookie and a half-full glass of milk every 48 hours. Then a 6-inch diameter bore hole allowed food and water supplies to be sent down to the mine. Doctors then put the men on a solid diet of meat and rice, with a strict 2,200-calorie limit to keep them slim enough to fit in the evacuation shaft, which is just 66cm in diameter.

Yonny Barrios Rojas, 50, used knowledge gained on a nursing course he attended to administer medicine to the group and perform daily health checks.

“I was with God and I was with the devil. They fought and God won,” Mario Sepulveda, the second to be rescued, told CNN. He said he grabbed God’s hand and never doubted that he would be rescued.

1. What can we learn about the miners from the passage?

A．The miners were trapped in the mine in the desert on Wednesday.

B．The miners survived for 69 days on the food stored in the emergency shelter.

C．The miners were rescued after more than two months trapped.

D．Doctor Yonny Barrios Rojas administered medicine to the group and made daily health checks.

2. Why did doctor limit the calorie intake of the miners?

A．Because the food was limited.

B．Because the food had been eaten up already.

C．Because the miners couldn’t eat too much due to their bad condition.

D．Because the miners must be slim enough to get into the evacuation shaft.

3. What were the keys to the miners’ rescue?

A．Intelligence and advanced technology.	B．Luck and Persistence.
C．Courage and wisdom.	D．Experiences and bravery.

4. What’s the best title for the passage?

A．Miners trapped in a mine	B．Miners survival miracle
C．A collapsed copper and gold mine	D．A rescue mission

9 . 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
1. What happened to the speakers?

A．They got lost in Stanton.

B．Their car broke down.

C．They got stuck in traffic.

2. What do we know about the man’s phone?

A．He forgot to charge the battery.

B．It is out of service.

C．It has no signal now.

10 . Directions: Complete the following passage by using the words in the box. Each word can only be used once. Note that there is one word more than you need.

A .address     B. launched     C. charge        D. highlights       E. mentioned     F. blocking          G. involving   H. potential     I. previously     J. fortunately     K. authorities

A fire that broke out in an apartment building in Nanjing on February 23 left 15 people dead and another 44 injured. Local     1     said the fire started on the ground floor of the building where several electric bikes were parked.

In China, it is forbidden (禁止) to park or     2     electric bikes in public areas of high-rise buildings. However, violations (违规行为) are common. The management of such electric vehicles has remained a challenge.

The recent tragedy (悲剧) further     3     the safety risks posed by electric bikes in densely populated communities. Data showed that, by the end of 2022, there were 350million electric bikes in China. This means, on average, one out of every four Chinese people has an electric bike. Meanwhile, the number of fire accidents     4     electric bikes has also increased. In 2023, there were 21,000 cases in total, a year-on-year (同比) increase of 17.4%. Some 80% of those fires occurred during charging, with over half taking place at night. About 90% of the deadly fires began in lobbies (大厅), corridors and stairwells (楼梯井).

“For many communities, builders didn’t take into consideration the infrastructure (基础施) for parking and charging electric bikes. Therefore, they often lack a corresponding (相应的) safety plan,” said Yang Zhimin, a Shenzhen official.

The latest incident in Nanjing isn’t the first electric bike fire that has happened in the community involved. Residents     5     a similar one in 2019. That fire, luckily, did not result in any injuries. In 2022, it was reported that over 180 electric bikes were parked overnight in one building. Many residents have     6     voiced concerns over the safety risks posed by these electric bikes.

Following the tragedy, Nanjing authorities announced a thorough (面) review of safety risks. This covers high-rise buildings, commercial spaces (商业区) and other densely populated areas. They aim to     7     high-risk activities, especially those related to electric bikes. Among them are     8     fire evacuation routes, charging electric bikes indoors, and using unsafe wiring (线路系统) for charging.

Other cities across China have also taken action to remove     9     fire hazards. Shanghai has     10     citywide safety inspections of electric bikes in residential areas. On February 25, Huainan in Anhui province issued a notice stressing stricter electric bike management.

“We will work to ensure that all electric bikes in China are parked outdoors,” said the Ministry of Emergency Management (MEM, 应急管理部) on February 26.