(新高考)2021届高三2月份高考模拟特供卷-英语(五)学生版

（新高考）2021届好教育云平台2月份内部特供卷高三英语（五）注意事项：1.答题前，先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在试题卷和答题卡上，并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2.选择题的作答：每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑，写在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。3.非选择题的作答：用签字笔直接答在答题卡上对应的答题区域内。写在试题卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话，每段对话后有一个小题。从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatarethechildrenprobablydoing?A.Makingorangejuice. B.Listeningtoloudmusic. C.Cookingameal.2.WhomightAlliebe?A.Thespeakers’pet. B.Theneighbor’sturkey. C.Thespeakers’child.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Tripplans. B.Ticketprices. C.Holidaycelebrations.4.Whatseasonisitnow?A.Spring. B.Summer. C.Winter.5.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Atafastfoodrestaurant. B.Atabutchershop. C.Atacafé.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。Howoldwasthewomanwhenshewasallowedtodrivebyherparents?A.18. B.21. C.23.7.Whatmonthwasthemanbornin?A.December. B.November. C.September.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。Whatdoweknowaboutthecampingarea?A.It’stotallyfree. B.It’salittlecold. C.It’sverycrowded.9.Howlongwasthemangonefor?A.Onenight. B.Twonights. C.Threenights.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。WhatproblemdoesRogerhavewithexams?A.Heisn’tclever. B.Heisn’tconfident. C.Hedoesn’tworkhard.11.HowdoesthemandecidetohelpRoger?A.Byhelpinghimtostaycalm.B.Byfindinganexpertforhim.C.Bygivinghimsomeadviceabouthisfuture.12.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Sheiseasytobetired.B.Sheoftenfeelsnervous.C.Shefindsexerciseisagoodwaytorelax.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutherjobhunt?A.Veryexcited. B.Alittleunsatisfied. C.Quiteangry.14.WhatdoweknowaboutTheCreator?A.Itgiveslessholidaytimethanothercompanies.B.Itgetsalotofgreatreviewsfromthecustomers.C.Itprovidesmedicalinsurance.15.Whatwastheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Colleagues. B.Classmates. C.Parentandchild.16.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Searchonlineforhersalary.B.Negotiatehersalaryoffer.C.Askaboutherbenefitspackage.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthespeakerdoing?A.Givingaspeech. B.Doingaresearch. C.Havinganinterview.18.Whatwasthedestinationofthespeaker’smostrecenttrip?A.Indonesia. B.Italy. C.TheU.S.19.Whatwasthebest-knowneruptionaccordingtothespeaker?A.Krakatoa. B.Santorini. C.Vesuvius.20.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?A.Thehistoryofatown. B.Travelexperiences. C.Hiswork.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出最佳选项。AOneofthebestwaystopayforcollegeistofindworkthathelpsfootpartoftheschoolfee.Hereare4typesofpart-timejobsthatprovidestudentswithextraincome.JobswithemployerscholarshipsSomecompaniesofferhelppayingforcollegethroughscholarshipprograms.TacoBell,forinstance,offersitspart-timeemployeesthechancetowinuptoa$25,000awardthroughitsLiveMasScholarship.Theawardcanbeusedtowardvocationalschoolsoratwo-or-four-yearcollege.Employeesmusthaveworkedforthecompanyatleastthreecontinuousmonths.Work-studyForyearsthework-studyprogramhasallowedstudentstoearnmoneythroughpart-timework.Studentsagedbetween16and24whofileFreeApplicationforStudentAidmaybequalifiedfortheprogram.Whilethesejobsaren’talwaysoncampus,studentsinworkstudyearnatleast$7.25perhour—thestateminimumwage.PaidinternshipsApaidinternshipcannotonlyhelpstudentspayforcollegebutcanalsoopendoorsforfull-timeworkaftergraduation.Accordingtoa2019surveybytheNationalAssociationofCollegesandEmployers,nearlytwo-thirdsofpaidinternsreceivedajoboffer,whilejustabout44%ofunpaidinternswereofferedajob.On-demandeconomyjobsKnownforitsflexibility,thejobscanhelpstudentsearncashbetweenclasses.Theseon-demandjobsincludecompletingsmalljobs,makingdeliveriesorevendrivingforride-bookingservices.Studentscantypicallyearnmorethroughon-demandwork,rangingfrom$10to$20anhour.Whataretheapplicantsforthework-studyprogramrequiredtodo?A.Submitanapplicationform. B.Workparttimeforyears.C.Accepttheminimumwage. D.Liveandworkatonecampus.22.Whatistheadvantageofon-demandeconomyjobs?A.Providingscholarships. B.Havingfixedworkplace.C.Includinganextraaward. D.Offeringmorejoboptions.23.Whichprogramisofgreathelpforstudentstofindafull-timejob?A.Jobswithemployerscholarships. B.On-demandeconomyjobs.C.Paidinternships. D.Work-study.BThe2020NobelPrizeinliteraturehasbeenawardedtoformerU.S.PoetLaureate(桂冠诗人)LouiseGluck.Theprizecommitteecited“herunmistakablepoeticvoicethatwithplainbeautymakesindividualexistenceuniversal”.GluckisthefirstAmericanwomantowintheawardsinceToniMorrisonin1993.Gluck,77,joinsalistofliterarygiantsandpreviousNobelistswhoinclude,inthiscentury,Canadianshort-storymasterAliceMunro,Chinesemagical-realistMoYan,etc.Gluck’sworkincludes12collectionsofpoetryandacoupleofvolumesofessaysonliterarywriting.“Allarecharacterizedbystrivingforclarity(清晰).Childhoodandfamilylife,thecloserelationshipwithparentsandsiblingsisathemethathasremainedcentraltoher,”AndersOlsson,thechairmanoftheNobelCommitteeforLiterature,said.“Sheseekstheuniversal,andinthisshetakesinspirationfrommythsandclassicalthemes,”Olssonadded,citingher2006collectionAverno,whichthecommitteedescribedas“masterly”forits“visionaryinterpretationofthemythofPersephone’sfallintohellinthecaptivityofHades,thegodofdeath”.BeingaprofessoratYaleandaresidentofCambridge,GluckalsoservedasU.S.PoetLaureatefrom2003to2004andisnostrangertoawards.ShewonthePulitzerPrizein1993forhercollectionofpoemstitledTheWildIris,inwhich“shedescribesthemiraculousreturnoflifeafterwinterinthepoemSnowdrops,”theNobelliteraturecommitteesaidThursday.Shealsowonthe2014NationalBookAwardforpoetryFaithfulandVirtuousNight.In2016,PresidentObamaawardedtheNationalHumanitiesMedaltoGluckinaWhiteHouseceremony.Thepublicity-shyGluckdidnotimmediatelyissueanycommentaboutthelatesthonorforherbodyofwork,whichspansmorethanhalfacentury.Ina2012interview,sheacknowledgedthatprizescanmake“existenceintheworldeasier”butdidnotamounttotheimmortality(不朽)ofatrueartist.WhatcanweknowaboutGluckfromparagraph1?SheisaspopularastheChinesenovelistMoYan.ShewontheNobelPrizeforherspecialliterarystyle.SheisthefirstAmericantowinaNobelPrizeinliterature.SheistheonlyPoetLaureateinmodernAmericanhistory.WhatdoGluck’spoemsmainlyfocuson?A.Dailylife. B.Nature. C.Careers. D.Classicalmyths.26.Whatisthepurposeofparagraph3?A.ToshowGluck’scontributionstoliterature.B.ToproveGluck’sgreatpassionforwriting.C.TopresentGluck’soutstandingachievements.D.TostressGluck’sinfluenceonotherpoets.27.WhatdoesGluckthinkaboutthehonorshehasreceived?A.Sheiscontentwithit.B.Shetakesitveryseriously.C.Shedeservesahigherhonor.D.Shedoesn’tattachgreatimportancetoit.CTheargumentthathuman-causedcarbonemissionsaremerelyadropinthebucketcomparedtogreenhousegasesgeneratedbyvolcanoeshasbeenmakingitswayaroundtherumormillforyears.Andwhileitseemstobereasonable,thesciencejustdoesn’tbackitup.AccordingtotheUSGeologicalSurvey(USGS),theworld’svolcanoes,bothonlandandundersea,generateabout200milliontonsofcarbondioxide(CO2)annually,whileourautomotiveandindustrialactivitiescausesome24billiontonsofCO2emissionseveryyearworldwide.Despitetheargumentstothecontrary,thefactsspeakforthemselves:Greenhousegasemissionsfromvolcanoescomposelessthanonepercentofthosegeneratedbytoday’shumanactivities.AnotherindicationthathumanemissionssurpassthoseofvolcanoesisthefactthatatmosphericCO2levels,asmeasuredbysamplingstationsaroundtheworld,havegoneupconsistentlyyearafteryearregardlessofwhetherornottherehavebeenmajorvolcaniceruptionsinspecificyears.“Ifitweretruethatindividualvolcaniceruptionsdominatedhumanemissionsandwerecausingtheriseincarbondioxideconcentrations,thenthesecarbondioxiderecordswouldbefullofspikes—oneforeacheruption,”saysCobyBeck,ajournalistwritingforonlineenvironmentalnews.“Instead,suchrecordsshowasmoothandregulartrend.”Furthermore,somescientistsbelievethatvolcaniceruptions,likethatofMt.St.Helensin1980andMt.Pinatuboin1991,actuallyleadtoshort-termglobalcooling,notwarming,assulfurdioxide(SO2),ashandotherparticlesintheairandstratosphere(平流层)reflectsomesolarenergyinsteadoflettingitintoEarth’satmosphere.SO2,whichconverts(转变)tosulfuricacidaerosol,whenithitsthestratosphere,canlingerthereforaslongassevenyearsandcanexerciseacoolingeffectlongafteravolcaniceruptionhastakenplace.Scientiststrackingtheeffectsofthemajor1991eruptionofthePhilippines’Mt.PinatubofoundthattheoveralleffectoftheblastwastocoolthesurfaceoftheEarthgloballybysome0.5degreesCelsiusayearlater,eventhoughrisinghumangreenhousegasemissionsandanElNinoeventcausedsomesurfacewarmingduringthe1991-1993studyperiod.Inaninterestingtwistontheissue,BritishresearcherslastyearpublishedanarticleinthepeerreviewedscientificjournalNatureshowinghowvolcanicactivitymaybecontributingtothemeltingoficecapsinAntarcticabutnotbecauseofanyemissions,naturalorman-made.Instead,scientistsHughCorrandDavidVaughanoftheBritishAntarcticSurveybelievethatvolcanoesunderneathAntarcticamaybemeltingthecontinent’sicesheetsfrombelow,justaswarmingairtemperaturesfromhuman-inducedemissionserodethemfromabove.AccordingtoParagraph1,somepeoplearguethat___________.A.theiropinionissupportedbyscience.B.volcanoesgeneratemostofthegreenhousegases.C.humanactivitiesaretoblameforgreenhousegases.D.carbonemissionsproducedbyvolcanoesareincreasing.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“spikes”inParagraph3probablymean?A.Suddenincreases. B.Smoothtrends.C.Stableregularities. D.Sharpdeclines.30.Whatdothescientistsmentionedinthispassagebelieveaboutvolcaniceruptions?A.Theybroughtaboutglobalwarming.B.TheyactuallypartlycooledthesurfaceoftheEarth.C.TheymeltedtheicesheetsinAntarcticfromabove.D.Theydominatedhumanemissionsingreenhouseeffect.31.Thepurposeofthepassageisto______________.A.comparetheresultsofthestudies.B.contradictaviewheldbysomepeople.C.presentnewfindingsforgreenhousephenomenon.D.reporttheeffectsofCO2,ingreenhousephenomenon.DThecancerdeathrateintheU.S.fellbythemostonrecordasadvancesintreatmentsforlungtumors(肿瘤)likevideo-assistedsurgeryhelpedprolongthelivesofpatients.Thedeathratefromcancerhasbeengraduallydecliningfor26years,thanksinlargeparttofewerpeoplesmokingcigarettes.Butfrom2019to2020,themostrecentperiodavailable,itdroppedby2.2%,themosteverinasingleyear,accordingtoareportreleasedWednesdaybytheAmericanCancerSociety.Thatcompareswithanaverage1.5%yearlydeclineoverthedecade.Thedroptranslatestoroughly2.9millionfewercancerdeathsthanwhatwouldhaveoccurredhaddeathratesremainedattheirpeak.Forlungcancerspecifically,thedeathratedeclined4.3%annuallyfrom2013to2017.“Itisreallylungcancerthatisdrivingthis,”saidRebeccaSiegel,scientificdirectorofsurveillanceresearchattheAmericanCancerSociety,andleadauthoronthenewstudy.“Wefoundincreasesinsurvivalforlungcancerateverystageindiagnosis.”Sheattributedthelowerdeathstoimprovementsintreatments,includingvideo-assistedsurgerythatenablesmorepatientswithearlylungtumorstobecomequalifiedforoperations;morepreciseradiationtreatment;andbetterscanningtechnologythatallowsdoctorstobetterassessthestageoftumor,sothepatientgetsthebesttreatmentrightaway.Atlaterstagesofillness,new,targeteddrugsthataimatspecificdisease-causinggenesarehelpingpatientswhosetumorshavethosegeneticflaws(缺陷).Overall,lungcancerdeathrateshavedroppedby51%formensincetheirpeakin1990,andby26%forwomensincetheirpeakin2002.There’sthepotentialformoreprogressinfuturereports.That’sbecausethelatestdeath-ratestatisticsgoonlythrough2020,andlikelydon’tincludethepotentialimpactinlungcancerdeathfromimmune-therapydrugs.Theybecamewidelyusedinlungcanceronlyinthepastfewyears.Thereport,basedonU.S.governmentdata,isn’tallgoodnews.Prostate(前列腺)cancerdeathrateshaveleveledoffrecentlyafteraperiodofdecline.Thatmaybebecausemanydoctorspulledbackonusingthecontroversialprostate-specificantigentest,orPSA,whichcanspotthediseasebutcanleadtoover-treatmentofmenwhomayneverhavediedfromtheirtumors.“Thoughitwasdefinitelycausingharm,itwasalsocontributingtodeclinesindeath,”Siegelsaid.What’sneedednowisbetterscreeningteststodetectonlytheprostatecancersthatwillgoontocauseharm.Populationdeathratesareconsideredoneofthemostreliablewaysofmeasuringprogressincancertreatmentandprevention.Bycontrast,cancersurvivalratescansometimesbeinfluencedbyimprovementsindiagnosingtiny,earlystagetumorsthatwouldn’tnecessarilybedeadly.Accordingtoparagraph2,__________.cancerdeathratereacheditspeakin2017deathratedecreasesoverthepast2decades2.9millionpeopledieofcancerinAmericaeveryyearmostofthecancerpatientsinAmericasufferfromlungcancerWecanlearnfromthepassagethat___________.femaledeathrateoflungcancerdropsmorethanthatofmaletargeteddrugshaveledtorapidincreaseincancerdeathratesC.betterscanningtechnologywillleadtoimprovementintreatinggeneticflawsD.improperuseofprostate-specificantigentestcanleadtoover-treatmentofmen34.Theunderlinedexpression“leveloff”inparagraph5means______.A.remainunchanged B.showup C.takeoff D.becomesharp35.Whatmightbethebesttitleofthepassage?A.MedicalProgressProlongingPatients’LivesB.CancerDeathRatesDroppingattheFastestPaceC.SignificantImprovementinTreatingLungCancerD.AdvancedTechnologiesAppliedinCancerTreatment第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Competitionisallaroundusanditmakesthestrongstrongerandtheweakweaker.Itcanalsoteachushowtosurviveinafast-pacedandstressfulworld.36Howmanyofushaveseenyoungboysweepingbecausetheirteamsdidn’twinaninter-schooltournament?Howmanyofushaveseenyoungteenagerscheatjusttowin?37Soit’simportanttodevelophealthycompetitionamongchildren.Whenitcomestoencouraginghealthycompetitionamongchildren,thefirstthingtodoissetgoalsforthemtostickto.38SincechildrenmaybeeasilyaffectedbywrongideasfrompopularmediaandtheInternet,it’suptoyoutodeveloptherightkindofspiritinthem.Teamspiritwillhelpthemgrowintohumanbeingswhoaren’teasilyannoyedbysmalllossesortooexcitedbyvictories.39Sogivethemexampleswherefamilymembersrefusedtocheattowin.40Whentheytookanexam,don’taskabouthowmuchtheyexpecttoscore;instead,askwhattheywroteabout.Ifyoursonplayedacricketmatchatschool,don’taskhimwhetherhisteamwonorlost;askhimhowmanyrunshescoredandencouragehimtoscorehighernexttimeinstead.Whenyouletyourchildrenknowthatyou’remoreinterestedinhowtheyperformedratherthanwhethertheylostorwon,theywillsurelytrytobetterthemselves.A.However,childrencanbehitbycompetition.B.Thesearetheeffectsofunhealthycompetition.C.Sendingyourchildrentherightsignalsisalsoimportant.D.Weshouldalsoencouragehealthycompetitionamongchildren.E.However,youmustn’tpushthemtoohardandburdenthemwithagoaltoohigh.F.Caremoreaboutchildren’sperformanceratherthantheresultsinasportsmatch.G.Inaddition,theymayalsonotwanttoadoptjustanymethodtowin,likecheatingorlying.第三部分英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Mostofusdream,whetherwerememberthemornot.Whataredreamsfor?Ahandfulof41dominate.SigmundFreudfamouslymaintainedthattheyrevealhiddentruthsandwishes.Morerecentresearchsuggeststhattheymayhelpusprocessintenseemotions,orperhapssortthroughandstrengthenmemories,or42randomneuron(神经元)activity,orprepareresponsestothreateningsituations.Othersarguethatdreamshavenoevolutionaryfunction,butsimply43personalconcerns.Despitebeinglargelyunsupportedby44,Freud’sviewmaintainsastrongfollowingaroundtheworld.ResearchersfoundthatstudentsintheU.S.,SouthKorea,andIndiaweremuchmorelikelytosaythatdreamsrevealhiddentruthsthantoacceptbetter45theories.Inthesamestudy,respondentssaidthatdreamingaboutaplanecrashwouldcausethemmore46thananofficialwarningaboutaterroristattack.Evenifdreamscan’tforetellthefuture,theyseemto47oursharedfascinations.ThemajorityofdreamsoccurduringREMsleep(深度睡眠)cycles,ofwhichtheaveragepersonhasfourorfiveanight.AstudyofCanadianuniversitystudentsfoundthemostcommondreamtopicsincludeschool,falling,beingchased,andarrivingtoolateforsomething.Forallthecommonalitiesdreams48,theyvaryacrosstimeandculture—peoplewhogrewupwatchingblack-and-whiteTVaremorelikelytodreaminblackandwhite.A1958study49thatcomparedwithJapanesepeople,Americansdreamedmoreaboutbeinglockedup,losingalovedone,findingmoney,being50dressedorencounteringamadperson.Japanesepeopleweremorelikelytodream6aboutschool,tryingrepeatedlytodosomething,beingparalyzedwithfear,or“wild,violentbeasts”.Ifhumandreamssound51,bearinmindthatevennegativeonescanhavepositiveeffects.InastudyofstudentstakingaFrenchmedicalschoolentranceexam,60percentofthedreamstheyhadbeforehand52aproblemwiththeexam,suchasbeinglateorleavingananswerblank.Butthosewhoreported53abouttheexam,evenbadones,didbetteronitthanthosewhodidn’t.Sothenexttimeyoudreamaboutaneducationrelatedexperienceinwhichyouareunabletoanswerthequestionsorsolveaproblem,don’t54:It’sprobablytotallymeaningless.Thenagain,yourbrainmightbepracticingsoyou’llbe55ifsuchaneventevercomestopass.41.A.symptoms B.reviews C.conflicts D.theories42.A.takeplaceof B.makepeacewith C.makesenseof D.comeupwith43.A.exemplify B.dramatize C.horrify D.recognize44.A.evidence B.information C.qualification D.inquiry45.A.assumed B.connected C.confirmed D.realized46.A.curiosity B.anxiety C.fancy D.reluctance47.A.expect B.endure C.expose D.employ48.A.exhibit B.explain C.supply D.identify49.A.diagnosed B.dismissed C.denied D.determined50.A.unnecessarily B.independently C.inappropriately D.impersonally51.A.puzzling B.exciting C.depressing D.amusing52.A.revealed B.guaranteed C.traced D.involved53.A.grades B.concerns C.dreams D.memories54.A.hesitate B.worry C.pause D.laugh55.A.ready B.eager C.nervous D.curious第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）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。Doyoufeelsafewalkingaloneatnightintheareawhereyoulive?Residentsin144countriesansweredthisquestionand56(many)inthe2020GlobalLawandOrderreport.OnOct27,theUS-basedorganizationGallupreleasedthereport.Thepollwasinvolvednearly175000people57(interview)face-to-faceorbytelephone.Respondents58(ask)abouttheirconfidenceintheirlocalpolice,theirfeelingofpersonalsafety,andtheincidence(发生率)of59(thief)andassaultormugginginthepastyear.Theorganizationcollectsthe“positive”responsestothequestionsintoaLawandOrderIndexscoreforeachcountryandregion.Chinareceived60scoreof94andrankedthirdonthelist,followingSingaporeandTurkmenistan,61bothreceived97.Thereportalsoshowedthat90percentoftherespondentsfromChinasaidtheyfeltsecurewhenwalkingaloneatnight.ChineseobserverssaidpublicorderandasafeenvironmentinChinaisverynormal,andmanypeoplefeelwalkingaloneatnightisnobigdeal.InrecentdecadesmoreandmoreChinesepeoplehavetravelledabroad,62(notice)thatpublicsecurityinChinaisbetterthan63inmanyothercountries.Infact,China64(take)greateffortstoensurepeople’ssenseofhappinessandsecurity.AccordingtoChinaDaily,itlaunchedathree-yearcampaign65organizedcrimein2018.ByAugust2020,morethan10000criminalgangshadbeenbustednationwide.Seriousviolentcrimeshavebeenonthedeclinefor10years.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华。上周五下午4点，你校学生会（StudentUnion）举办了一次环保活动。请你给校园英文报写一篇报道。内容包括：1.活动内容：35名学生到南湖公园拾垃圾；2.活动目的：提高公众的环保意识；3.效果和感想（自拟）。注意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节读后续写（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数应为150左右。Jatinandhisyoungersister,Neha,livedwiththeirparentsinapoorneighborhood.Theirmotherwasverysickandtheirfatherwasstrugglingtofindajob,andtheyhadonlyalittlemoneywithwhichtobuyfood.Astheyhadnotpaidtherentforseveralmonths,thelandlordwasbreathingdowntheirnecks(盯着他们).Oneday,JatintookNeha’sshoestoashoerepairmantobefixed,buthelostthemonthewayhome.Itwasn’tuntilhegothomethatherealizedhehadlosttheshoes.Hewasafraidthathisparentswouldbeangryanddisappointed,sohebeggedhissistertokeepitsecret.NehaagreedandthetwodecidedtoshareJatin’srunningshoes.Neha’sschoolhourswereinthemorning,soshewouldwearthemfirst.Afterschool,shewouldrushbackandgivethemtoJatin.Hecouldthenruntohisschool,whichbeganintheafternoon.Althoughheranasfastashecould,Jatinoftenarrivedlateandwaswarnedbytheschool.Alongdistanceracewasgoingtobeheldfortheboysinthecity.WhenJatinlearnedthatthethirdprizewasanewpairofshoes,hedecidedtotakepart.Heranhomeexcitedlyandpromisedhissisterthathewouldwinherthenewshoes.Thedayofracearrived.Jatinhadastrongstart,buthalfwaythroughtheracehebegantogettiredandhislegsbegantoache.GettingmoreandmoreexhaustedhethoughtonlyofNehaandhispromisetoher.Dreamingofthenewshoeshewouldwinforhissistergavehimstrength,andhestayedrightbehindthetwofastestrunners,determinedtofinishthird.Suddenly,asthefinishlinedrewnear,anotherrunnercollided(碰撞)withJatinfrombehindandJatincrashedtotheground.Paragraph1:Jatinlookedupandhesawtheotherboysrushingahead.