Part A Reading aloudThe universe is not as supernatural or mysterious as it seems. In about three hundred B.C., a philosopher was fascinated by eclipses. He studied the heavens carefully. He realized the eclipse was actually the shadow of the Earth passing over the Moon. He was able to work out what was really going on above his head and draw diagrams that showed the true relationship of the Sun, the Earth and the Moon. It turns out that the universe is a machine governed by principles or laws, laws that can be understood by the human mind.Part B Role Play (角色扮演)录音原文M: Hi, Mary! I watched your erhu performance at the school concert last night. It was wonderful.W: Thanks. I’m glad you like it.M: I never knew that a foreigner could play the erhu so well. I was impressed.W: It’s very kind of you to say so.M: Your music sounded a bit different.W: Indeed, I added some modern elements to my erhu music.M: I see. That’s what makes your erhu performance so special.W: I guess so. I’m often invited to perform in universities. This year, about 5,000 students watched my erhu performances. Maybe they love the erhu as much as I do now.三问1. 考生问： What made you fall in love with the erhu?/What caused you to love the erhu?/What was it that made you fall in love with the erhu? 电脑答：It’s the unique sound of the erhu. I first heard the sound in the movie and fell in love with it. Later, I got to know that it came from the erhu, a musical instrument from China. Then I decided to learn to play the erhu. The learning process was not easy. The first challenge was to find a professional teacher, since there were not many in my country.2. 考生问： How did you deal/cope with this challenge? 电脑答： I learned by myself since I couldn’t find an erhu teacher. I watched videos and followed the erhu artists in those videos. I practiced very hard. Then I began to give erhu performances in my home country. My early performances were important because they helped me build up confidence. Two years ago, I got a chance to perform at the music festival in China. That trip was unforgettable.3. 考生问： Why was that trip to China unforgettable?/Why was that China trip hard to forget?/Why was that visit to China so difficult to forget? 电脑答： Because it gave me an opportunity to communicate face to face with the Chinese erhu master. He taught me some important skills in erhu playing and shared his understanding of the erhu music. I learned a lot from him. After I returned to my home country, I invited the erhu master over to perform at my concert. The concert was a great success.五答1. 电脑问： What did Mary add to her erhu music? 考生答： She added some modern elements to her erhu music.2. 电脑问： How many students watch Mary’s erhu performances this year? 考生答： About 5,000 students.3. 电脑问： What was the first challenge in Mary’s learning process? 考生答： The first challenge was to find a professional teacher.4. 电脑问： Why were Mary’s early performances important? 考生答： Because they helped her build up confidence.5. 电脑问： What did Mary do after she returned to her home country? 考生答： She invited the erhu master over to perform at her concert.Part C Retelling (故事复述)录音原文A Right Decision One morning, Mary got up late. Thinking that she might be late for work, she hurried into her car. It was raining so hard that she had to drive very slowly. As Mary was driving, she noticed a man waving hard at her by the roadside. It seemed that the man needed some help. She knew she should do something, but she would definitely be late for work if she stopped to lend a hand. Mary hesitated, but when she drove closer to the man and saw his anxious face in the heavy rain, she stopped her car. She lowered the car window and asked what she could do to help. The man said, “Don’t go any further. Rocks are falling onto the road ahead. A wide rock just hit my car.” At that moment, a big rock crashed onto the ground a few steps away. Mary realized that the man was actually warning her of danger. She thanked him and joined him to warn off other coming cars. Together, they managed to stop several cars before the rescue team arrived. Looking back, Mary was happy that her decision to help the man turned out to have helped herself and many others.Version One: One morning, Mary got up late. She thought she might be late for work, so she hurried into her car. It was raining so hard that she had to drive very slowly. While she was driving, she noticed a man waving hard at her by the roadside. It seemed that he needed some help. She knew she should do something, but she would be late for work if she stopped to help. She hesitated. But when she drove closer and saw his anxious face in the heavy rain, she stopped her car. She lowered the car window and asked what she could do. The man said, “Don’t go any further. Rocks are falling onto the road ahead. A wide rock just hit my car.” At that moment, a big rock crashed onto the ground just a few steps away. Mary realized that the man was actually warning her of danger. She thanked him and joined him to warn off other coming cars. Together, they managed to stop several cars before the rescue team arrived. Looking back, Mary was happy that her decision to help the man turned out to have helped herself and many others.Version Two: Mary got up late one morning. She thought that she might be late for work, so she hurried into her car. Because it was raining so hard, she had to drive very slowly. As she was driving, she noticed a man waving hard at her by the roadside. It seemed that he needed some help. She knew she should do something, but she would be late for work if she stopped to lend a hand. She hesitated. However, when she drove closer and saw the man's anxious face in the heavy rain, she stopped her car. She lowered the car window and asked what she could do. The man told her, “Don’t go any further. Rocks are falling onto the road ahead. A wide rock just hit my car.” Just then, a big rock crashed onto the ground only a few steps away. Mary then realized that the man was actually warning her of danger. She thanked him and joined him to warn off other coming cars. Together, they managed to stop several cars before the rescue team arrived. Looking back, Mary was happy that her decision to help the man turned out to have helped herself and many others.高考真题分析✅Part A考点分析
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◦ 连读：not as /fascinated by /passing over /work out /turns out
