2017年浙江高考英语真题及答案解析

W: Tom, did you watch that new environmental film last night? M: Yes, I did. What did you think of it? W: To be honest, I had high hopes, but it let me down badly. M: Really? I thought the river scenes were quite lively. W: Maybe, but the story felt empty and too long. M: So you would not suggest it to Lily? W: No. I wish I had spent my evening reading instead.

W: Hi, Tom. I hear Susan is flying to France next week. M: Yes, she got a new app on her phone. It helps her plan a different city every day. W: So she will not stay at a language school? M: No. Her aunt lives there, but she can look after herself. W: Then how will she spend most of her time? M: She will move from town to town and see the country. W: That sounds like a great way to use the app.

M: Lily, I'm a bit worried about tomorrow night. We're hosting some guests from Japan. W: Don't worry, Tom. I've already written the shopping list for the food and drinks. M: Great. Should we also plan some games so everyone can join in? W: Good idea. And I'll make a small card with each person's name on it. M: Nice. In their culture, small gifts are also a polite way to welcome guests. W: Then let's get some little gifts ready before they arrive.

W: Hi, Tom. Do you often work out here? M: Yes, I come here after class. The rules say we must keep quiet and put the books back on the shelves. W: That helps me focus on my reading and my fitness plan. M: Me too. I found a great book about running yesterday. W: Let's find a table near the window and read for a while. M: Good idea. But we can't bring drinks in here. W: Right, I'll leave my water bottle in my bag.

W: Did you find any good job information for next summer? M: Not yet. I will use the computer in my room to look for some openings. W: My brother said the city library has a career meeting this afternoon. M: That sounds useful, but I need to check several company websites first. W: You can borrow my laptop if your computer is slow. M: Thanks. I will search online before I do anything else.

N: At the school music festival, Lily is talking to Tom near the main hall. W: Tom, do you know where I can get my broken shoes fixed? M: There is a small place next to the library. It fixes shoes for students. W: Great. I lost my way earlier and asked at the front desk, but they sent me to the wrong building. M: Just walk past the science lab, and you will see it on your left. W: Thanks. My shoes are really old, but I still want to wear them at the party.

W: Tom, we are at the community fair. What should we hand out to people at the gate? M: Let me check the Town Guide first. It tells us where every volunteer group is and what each group does. W: Is it a big sheet of paper? M: No, it is a small book with pictures and short texts. It is not a map, and it is not a newspaper. We can give it to visitors as a useful little book. W: Good. Then we can help more people find the right place.

W: Hi Tom, how was your first day at the part-time job? M: Busy but fun. I worked at a small restaurant near the station. W: What do you think of that place? M: The cook makes lots of different dishes, and each one tastes really good. W: So you would go back? M: Yes, and I might work there again next weekend.

W: Tom, have you decided which cooking class to take this term? M: I am still thinking, Lily. The one on Friday teaches us how to cook chicken and fish. W: That sounds fun, but I want to learn something new. M: What about the class on Saturday? It shows us how to prepare a thick, juicy piece from a cow. W: That is exactly what I have been hoping to learn. I will sign up for that one today. M: Great. I will join you, and we can practice at home. W: Perfect. I cannot wait to try it.

W: Mr. White, I heard you are flying to London this morning. M: Yes, Lily. My plane leaves at one thirty. I need to get to the airport early. W: Will you be in your office before that? M: I will only stop there for half an hour. At eleven, I will already be waiting at the airport for my flight.

W: How did you like the talk this morning, Tom? M: It was great. But I have to meet Mr. White at noon. W: What is he going to do later today? M: At one this afternoon, he will be in a discussion with his team about the new plan. W: So he cannot see any visitors then. M: Right. And he will look at the written notes after that. W: Thanks for telling me.

W: Hello, Mr. White speaking. M: Hello, Miss Wilson. I am calling about the flat. W: Are you free to see it today? M: I am busy until late this afternoon. W: I have a class at lunch time, and I must meet a friend later. M: Then how about tomorrow morning? W: Fine. I will come to your office at nine. M: Great. See you then, Miss Wilson.

W: Tom, why is Bill flying to Germany next week? M: He got a new job there. His team is working on a clean water project. W: That sounds important. Is he going to learn German first? M: No, he will take evening classes later. W: I thought he wanted to set up his own company. M: Not now. He is joining others to help the environment.

W: Good morning, Mr. Smith. I'm Lily, here for the part-time job. M: Welcome, Lily. You studied in Germany, right? How did you like it there? W: The city was clean and the people were friendly. But I had a hard time with what they ate every day. M: Really? What was the problem? W: Most dishes were too salty for me, and I missed my mother's cooking. M: I see. So you often cooked for yourself? W: Yes, almost every evening. That's also why I want this job near my home. M: Good. Let's talk about your working hours next.

W: Bill, how is your new job in Berlin going? M: It is great, but I miss my family a lot. W: So what do you plan to do about them? M: I hope they can come and live with me here in Germany. W: That sounds like a big move for the children. M: Yes, but we all want to stay together, and they are excited about it.

W: Morning, Tom. You look tired. Late night again? M: Yeah. I finished the sales report for Mr. Smith at two this morning. But I still went to the gym at seven thirty. W: You are really into working out. I usually swim after work. The pool near our office is quiet. M: That's why I never skip it. By the way, the manager wants the team meeting at nine. W: Right, we both work in the same department, so I will see you there. M: Sure. Let's go up together.

W: Tom, you look tired. Did you sleep well last night? M: Not really. I kept thinking about my job plan for Juárez. W: Juárez? That city is very dry. When did it last rain there? M: Let me think. I moved here a year ago, and it was already dry then. So the last rain was one year before that. W: So it hasn't rained for a very long time. M: Right. If I take that job, I must prepare for a very dry place.

W: Hi Tom, how is your school trip to Juárez going? M: Great! The weather is lovely. The trees along the street are turning green, and flowers are opening everywhere. W: That sounds beautiful. Is it warm? M: Yes, quite mild. Not too hot, not too cold. People say the coldest days have just passed. W: So it must be a very pleasant time of year there. M: Exactly. It feels like a fresh new start after the long cold months. W: Enjoy your time, and take some photos! M: I will. Thanks, Lily.

W: Thanks for helping at the old people's centre, Tom. M: No problem, Lily. It is hot today. What should we tell them? W: Well, the nurse says the heat is dangerous for them. M: So should they stay in a cool room? W: They already do that. But the real problem is that they often forget to have enough water. M: I see. So we must remind them to have more water during the day. W: Yes, that is the most important thing. Let's go and tell them now.

W: Good evening, Tom. Welcome back to our talk show. M: Thanks, Lily. It is great to be here with you and all our listeners. W: So, you are looking for a part-time job at a radio station. M: Yes. I hope to work as a reporter after I finish school. W: What kind of work would you like to do there? M: I could read news, take calls, or help with music shows. W: That sounds like a good plan. Let us hear what our audience thinks.