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engethatfilmmakersfacewhileturningaclassicworkintoamovieisitsimaginaryworld.可知B正确。30.A考查推理判断。根据第三段内容Forexample,thefilmmakersusedvisualeffectstosuccessfullyadapt“HarryPotter”moviessovisuallyappealingthattheirperceptionof“HarryPotter”changed.Therefore,literaryworkscanbetranslatedintofilmsthroughtechnicalmeans.可知作者以HarryPotter为例说明能够通过技术手段改编文学著作，因而A正确。31.D考查情感态度。根据第三段最后一句话和最后一段可知作者认为是可以把文学著作搬到屏幕上来并体现原著的，因而D正确。32.B考查细节理解。根据第一段内容Britishrulesunderanewdigitalwatchdogaimedatgivingconsumersmorechoiceonline—orfacethethreatofbigfines.可知B正确。33.A考查细节理解。根据第二段内容Itdidn'tspecifywhentheruleswouldtakeeffect,sayingonlythatlegislation(立法)wouldcome"induecourse".可知A正确。34.D考查推理判断。根据第四段内容ThenewUKwatchdogwouldenforcerulesthatmakeiteasierforpeopletoswitchbetweeniPhonesandAndroiddevicesorbetweensocialmediaaccountswithoutlosingtheirdataandmessages.以及第五段内容smartphoneuserswouldgetawiderchoiceofsearchenginesandmorecontroloverhowtheirdataisused.可知D正确。35.C考查推理判断。根据最后一段内容可知大公司目前还没有回应和评论，因而C正确。41.D根据后文48前后内容可知，Della不能说话，因而D正确。42.BArcher想在网上搜索APP去帮助Della，因而B符合语境。calculate计算，estimate评估。43.A从前文得知Della不能说话，因而Archer想帮助她表达她的需要等，A正确。44.C能够和Della像和别人一样交流一直是Archer的梦想，因而C符合语境。45.A从后文可知搜索结果令人苦恼，因而upsetting令人苦恼的符合语境。46.B网上APP昂贵而且不能提供他寻找的一切东西，因而B正确。47.C根据前文这就是Freespeech诞生的过程，也就是怎么诞生的，因而C正确。48.A通过按代表单词的按钮交流，standfor代表符合语境。49.C使用者通过按顺序按按钮组成句子，inorder按顺序符合语境。50.D这个APP为不能说话的人打开了一个新世界，D符合语境。51.D和一个不能说话的兄弟或姐妹一同长大，与一般人不同，但没有证据表明是令人失望的或感到难为情的，因而D符合本文。52.B因为这个APP“我”第一次能够和“我”的妹妹交流。英语参考答案第2页（共4页）\n53.C前文是指第一次，因而这是“我”以前从未体验过的特别时刻，因而C正确。54.A根据后文为APP的缺点，因而上下文构成转折关系，A符合语境。55.B因为APP有缺点，所以Archer通过把源代码向公众公开而转向其他程序员求助，因而turnto正确。56.A通过把源代码公开，因而A正确。57.DArcher首先把它公布在TikTok上，从后文可知有经验的程序员帮助提升Freespeech，因而我们可见反应是积极的。reasonable合理的，essential基本的，根本的。58.C从后文看，这里Archer说的是即使Freespeech只帮助了他的妹妹一个人，他付出的所有努力和时间都是值得的，因而evenif即使符合语境。59.B解析同上。previous先前的，careless粗心的，useless无用的。60.D不管怎么着，公众感觉Archer的APP会帮助更多的人，因而morethan超过正确。【听力录音原文】Text1W:Myfirstclassstartsat9:00a.m.It'satwo-hourlecture,soIcanmeetyouafterthatatthegym.M:OK,buthurry,becauseIhavealessonat1:00p.m.ThatIcan'tbelatefor.Text2W:DoyouhaveanyparticularviewsontheTVprograms?M:Onthewhole,theyareeducationalexceptthatsomepartsarealittlebitboring.Text3M:Canyoutellmewhatthejobinvolves?W:Sure.Youwillberequiredtoanswerthephoneandsolvestudents'problems.Text4M:Howwasyourinterview?W:Theyinterviewedsixteen,butonlyfourgotthejob.AndI'moneofthefour.M:Congratulations!Text5W:TheInternetspeedintheofficeisreallybad.Ispentonehourdownloadingthefile.M:Maybeweshouldlookforapersontoseewheretheproblemis.Text6M:Hello,areyouHelenMiller?W:Hi,yes.M:I'mPeterClark.I'velearnedthatyouarelookingforaschoolmatetobeyourtabletenniscoach.W:Yes.Whendidyoubegintopracticeplayingtabletennis?M:Attheageoffive.AndItookpartinmyfirsttabletenniscompetitionwhenIwasinGrade4.Iwonfirstprize.W:Youarereallygreat.CanyouspeakEnglish?IhavedifficultyincommunicatinginChinese.M:Yes,I'mfluentinEnglish.W:Ithinkyouhaveallthequalitiesofbeingatabletenniscoach.Text7M:Lucy,goodtoseeyou.HowareyouenjoyingLondon?W:Iloveit.YesterdaywewenttoBuckinghamPalaceandtheBritishMuseum.Todaywe'regoingtoTowerBridge,andthenthedayafterwe'regoingtotheTowerofLondon.M:HowdidyouenjoyBuckinghamPalace?W:Itisamazing.Haveyouseentheguardsoutsidetheoneswhowearuniforms?M:Yes.Theyareactuallyrealsoldiers,withloadedguns.W:Iknow.Itookmypicturewithone.Ifeltsorryforhim,becausehewasnotallowedtomove,totalk,ortoevenlookatyou.M:Well,youwouldn'twarntogetintoanargumentwithoneofthem.W:Iknow,andIappreciatetherulesthere.Theyaretheretodoajob,guardingthepalace,nottakingpictureswithexcitedtourists.英语参考答案第3页（共4页）\nText8M:Hello.CanIshowyouguysthevirtualrealityprojects?They'refromourcompanyActivision.W:Mysonwillprobablybeevenmoreexcited.Canchildrentrythesesystems?M:Whydon'tyoutryitfirstandshowittoyourson?W:Sure.Ofalltheproductsfromdifferentcompaniesheretoday,yoursiscertainlythemostadvanced.M:Thanks.Weattendexhibitionsaroundthecountry,sowefrequentlyhearthat.W:Allright.I'mputtingontheglasses.Andnow,itisawholenewworld.WhatcanIdohere?M:Here'syourvirtualhomepage.Hereyoucanwatchmovies,playgames,orinteractwithothersinthevirtualworld.W:Thisisgoingtotakeoverthecomputermarket.CanIbuyithere,orshouldIgotothecompanystore?M:We'restilldevelopingit,sorry.Therewillalwaysbeademandfortraditionalcomputersandcommunicationmethods.Still,I'llpromiseyouthatproductsfromourfirmwilldominatetheindustry.W:Iwanttobringithomenow.Whatashame!Text9M:OverseasTravelAgency.MayIhelpyou?W:Yes,myhusbandandIareplanningavacationtoanisland.Doyouhaveanyrecommendations?M:Certainly.Offthetopofmyhead,IwouldsuggesttheislandofBali.W:WhyBali?M:Atthistimeofyearitrainsalotinmostregions,butitisthedryseasoninBali.Also,therearemanyexcellentrestaurantsandhotelstochoosefrom.Plus,Baliisknownforsurfinganddiving.AndImustsaythattheshoppingisabsolutelygreat!W:Thatsoundsamazing!JasonlovestodiveandIlovetoshopandeat.Canyoutellmehowmuchitwillcostthetwoofus?M:Itwilltakemeadayortwotogetaccurateprices,butIwillcallyouassoonasIdo.W:Thankyou.Willwehavetopayforitrightaway?M:I'llneedyourcreditcardnumbertomakeareservation,butyouwon'tactuallyhavetopayforituntilyougetthere.W:Thatsoundsgreat.Text10M:Goodevening,everyone.Intonight'sHistoryTime,I'dliketotellyouaboutafamousexplorernamedHenryHudson.Inthelate1500s,shipshadtosailallthewayaroundAfricatotransportproductsfromIndiatoEurope.HenryHudsonwantedtofindanorthernroutetoIndia.HenrysetsailonhisfirstjourneyinMay,1607.HisboatwascalledtheHopewell.HesailednorthupthecoastofGreenlandandtoanislandcalledSpitsbergen.Theykeptgoingnorthuntiltheyranintoice.Hudsonsearchedforovertwomonthstofindawaythroughtheice,butatlasthadtoturnback.In1608,HudsononceagainsetsailinhopesoffindingaroutetothenortheastoverRussia.HemadeitasfarasthenorthofRussia.However,heonceagainmetice.Duringhisthirdjourney,hesailedhisship,theHalfMoon,toNorthAmericabyaccident.HefirstlandedinMaine,wherehemetNativeAmericans.Thenhetraveledsouthuntilhefoundariver.Eventually,theHalfMooncouldnolongertraveluptheriverandtheyhadtoreturnhome.OnApril17,1610HudsononceagainsetsailontheshiptheDiscovery,butheneverreturned.Whathappenedtohimremainsunknowntothisday.英语参考答案第4页（共4页）
