河南省天一2023-2024学年下学期高三第七次联考（3月）-英语试题含答案

河南省天一2023-2024学年下学期高三第七次联考（3月）-英语试题

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2023—2024学年高中毕业班阶段性测试（七）

英语

第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）

做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有2分钟的时间将

试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。

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。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。

例：Howmuchistheshirt?

A,£19.6B.£9.18.C.£9.15.

答案是C。

1.Wheredoesthemanwanttogo?

A.Victoria.B.BondStreet.C,TheCentral.

2.WhatdoweknowaboutJane?

A.Sheactedasajudge.

B.Shelostagoodchance.

C.Shegaveagoodperformance,

3.WJiatdoesthemanwanttodo?

A.Getsomegas,B,ParkIliacar,C、Drawsomemoney.

4,Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A,Intherestaurant.B,Intheehssroom.C,Inthelibrary.

5.What1sthewomantryingtodo?

A,Askforhelp*B.Giveawarning,C“Offerencouragement.

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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。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。

6.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthecar?

A.It*squitefashionable.

B.It'salittletooexpensive.

C.Ithascoveredquitealongdistance.

7.Whatisthewomanexpectedtodonext?

A.Haveatestride.B.Repairthecar.C.Sellhercaratonce.

听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。

8.Whatdoesthemanmean?

A.Thedishesareinthedish-washer.

B.Thedish-washershouldbeused.

C.Heistiredofwashingdishes.

9.What'stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Husbandandwife.B.Bossandsecretary.C.Motherandson.

听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。

10.What'sthetopicoftheconversation?

A.Thenewsmedia.B.Thefoodproduction.C.Theeconomicsituation.

11.WhatdoesthemanthinkoftheTVreport?

A.Itsoundsfunny.B.Ittellsthetruth.C.It'sencouraging.

12.Whatwillprobablyhappenthissummeraccordingtotheman?

A.Thepricesofcertaingoodswilldecline.

B.Thematerialswillcostevenmore.

C.Theworkerswillgethigherwages.

听第9段材料,回答第13至16题。

13.HowlongwillthemanstayinSanFrancisco?

A.Twodays.B.Fourdays.C.Sixdays.

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14.Wheredidthemangetthelickelinformation?

A.Atiheaiiporl.B.OntheInternet.C.Inthenewspaper.

15,Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheman'sticketprice?

A.Il'slow.B,It’sunreasonable.C.It?shigh.

16.What'stheman'sflyernumber?

A.626566888.B.676966788.C.626866788.

听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。

17.WhatdoesAugustmeanfortheAmericanfootballlovers?

A.Il'stimetoenjoyfootballgames.

B.Itisatimewhenplayersbegintraining.

C.Itisatimewhenthenamesoftheplayersarereleased.

18.Howmanysongsarethereaboutbaseball?

A.Morethanonehundred.

B.Abouttwothousand.

C.Overonethousand.

19.Whenwasthemostpopularsongaboutbaseballwritten?

A.In1809.B.In1908.C.In1918.

20.Whatdopeoplestilldoneartheendofthebaseballgame?

A.Standupandjoinhands.

B.Dancetopopularmusictogether.

C.SingthesongbyJackNorworth.

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A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出最佳选项，并

在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

A

TheBiggestEventsintheStates

MardiGras

Mobile,Alabama

Attendance：Onemillion

Believeitornot,theMardiGrascelebrationinMobileisevenolderthanthe

oneinNewOrleanssincethisGulfCoastcityhasmuchofthesameFrenchand

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Cajuncultureasthelatter.Thecelebrationdatesbackto1703andincludesnearly

amonthofparades,runningfrommid-JanuaiyupthroughLateFebruary.

MountMarathonRace

Seward,Alaska

Attendance：40,000

This103-yearoldtraditionisthelOlh-oldestfootraceinAmerica,butit9sby

farthemostscenic.Theshort-but-dangerouscompetitionisheldeveryJuly4,

racingupthesideofSeward'sMountMarathonthroughcliffs,waterfalls,and

breathtakingviewsofsoutheastAlaska.Onceatthetop,racerslookbackdownto

thefinishlinewithtopfinisherscompletingthethree-mileroundtripinjustover40

minutes.

LittleRockRiverfest

LittleRock,Arkansas

Attendance：100,000—200,000

ThisannualmusicfestivalheldalongtheArkansasRiverhasbeenrunningfor

over40years,bringingsomeofthebiggestnamesinrockmusic.Thefestivalruns

everyMemorialDayweekend,andthisyearfeaturedPeterFrampton,Youngthe

Giant,andHighlySuspect.

St.Patrick'sDayParade

Norwich,Connecticut

Attendance：300,000

Injustfiveshortyears,littleNorwich,Connecticut,hasdevelopedoneofthe

biggestSt.Patrick'sDaycelebrationsinthecountry,withanestimated300,000

peoplecomingtothistownof40,000forbagpipes,beer,andplentyofIi'ishfood.

Themile-longparadeisheldonMarch4,theearlydategivingpeoplewithotlier

St.Patrick'splansthechancetohavetwoholidays,whichmightbeabigreason

foritspopularity.

21.WhatdoMobileandNewOrleanshaveincommon?

A.Theyarecoastalcities.

B.Theyhavelargepopulations.

C.TheyarerelatedtoFrenchculture.

D,Theyenjoyahistoryofabout300years.

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22.Whal'sspecialabouttheeventheldinSeward?

A.IthasthemostparticipanIsofall.

B.Racersseestrikingsceneiyalongtheway.

C.Racersrungreatrisksonthemountaintop.

D.ItistheoldestmarathoneventinAmerica.

23.Whicheventwillbemostattractivetofoodlovers?

A.MarchGras.B.LittleRockRiverfest.

C.MountMarathonRace.D.St.Patrick9sDayParade.

B

In2008,whenNationalGeographicExplorerandphotojoumalistMartin

EdstromlearnedaboutthediscoveiyofHangSonDoonginVietnam,herealizedthe

cave'svast“room"一aslargeasacityblock-wouldbeaperfectshowcaseforthe

360-degreeandvirtualreality（VR）technologieshewasusing.Andwhileheloves

headingtoremoteplaces,hedoesn'tregardthispartofhisworkas“exploration”.

“Ifindthatgoingtotheseremoteandchallengingplacesbringsoutthebestinme

creatively,nhesays.

Edstromtraveledwithasmallteamdeepintothejungletoreachtheremote

entrancetothecave.There9theyusedroboticcameraheads,asingleDSLRand

severalsmallercamerarigstobuildimmersive（沉浸的）,360-degreeenvironments

thatviewerscould“inhabit“viaVRheadsets.Thistechnologywasbeginningtogo

mainstream,withFacebooklaunchingtheir360-videoservicein2015.

ThemediathatEdstromandhisteamcreatedallowspeopletohaveanintimate

（亲密的）——thoughdigital——experienceofanaturalwonderthatfewwillever

witnessfosthand."ThejoyofthisisreallythatIgettostepoutoftheserestrictions

oftheframe.Icanputpeopleinsidetheexperience,Edstromexplains."Theyget

toseewhatIsee.”

Inspiringwonderofthenaturalworldcanalsohelpcatalyzepositiveaction.

ThediscoveryofHangSonDoongpromptedgreatinterestfrominvestorslookingto

capitalizeonthesite'sheritagevalue,includingonecompanythatproposed

runningacablecarthroughasectionofthecave.Bydrawinginternationalattention

tothecave,Edstrom9s360-degreeinteractivevideosmayhaveplayedapartin

ensuringitspreservation：fornow,justonetouroperatorislicensedbytheVietnam

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governmenttoconductexpeditionstoHangSonDoong,andthesearelimitedtofour

days.ForEdstrom,thisisexactlythekindofoutcomehe'slookingfor.

24.WhydidEdstromtraveltoHangSonDoong?

A.Toattendaphotoexliibition.

B.TotestanewVRtechnology.

C.Tophotographforamagazine.

D.Toexplorefurtherintothecave.

25.WhatcanweleamaboutFacebook9s360-videoservice?

A.Itissupportedbysimpleequipment.

B.ItissimilartoEdstrom9stechnology.

C.ItisstillleadingtheworldinVRtechnology.

D.ItisdesignedforHangSonDoongtourists.

26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“catalyze“inthelastparagraphmean?

A.Dealwith.B.Figureout.C.Keepup.D.Bringabout.

27.HowdoesEdstromfeelabouttheimpactofhistechnologyonHangSonDoong?

A.Satisfied.B.Confused.C.Guilty.D.Worried.

C

Reasonforaminuteabouthowyouchangetheconsiderationsinsideyourmind

intocomprehensiblewords.Wheredidwegetthisability?Thoughalotofpeople

thinkthatwelearnsentencestructureinclass,ourunderstandingofitbeginsfrom

theinstantofbirth!

Truly,teenagekidspossessaninbornknowledgeofgrammaticalstructuresthat

thesekidscouldnotprobablyhavelearned.Theideathatprinciplesofgrammarare

fixedintopeople5smindswasinitiallymentionedbyNoamChomsky,apopular

linguist.Hesaid,kidsdonotgraspthewaytotalkfrommothersorfathersorfrom

anybodyelse；insteadtheyleambyusingtheirinherent（固有的）skillsofgrammai,.As

aresult,Chomskythought,everylearninghastheexactbasicfundamentalconstruction.

AkeyopinionofChomskyforthathasbeenthestimulus'poverty（贫乏），

whichshowsthatkidsgraspnounandverbconstructionstheycouldnothave

graspedbylearning.Forinstance,tochangethesentence“theunicorn（独角兽）

wasinsidethegardentoaninquiry,youneedtojustshiftthe“was"tothetopof

thequestion.But,forthesentence“theunicornwhichwaseatingtheflowerwas

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insidethegarden,npeopleneedtorestructurefurtherthanonlytheinitial"was"to

changethesentencetoaninquiry.Formakingacon'ectsentenceintermsof

grammar,youneedtoshiftthe2nd"was”.Chomskyrightlystatedthatkidswould

nothavetheenorofmisusingthefirstmethodforforminganinquiiytothe2nd,

moredifficultsentence.Inlatertrials,nochildrenshiftedtheincorrecl"was",

althoughtherewerephrasestheypossiblydidnothearbefore.

Additionally,deafchildrenusetherightgrammaticalstructurewithsignseven

thoughtheyhavenotstudiedthatbefore.Psychologistsobservedadeafchildcalled

Simon.Thechild'sdeafmotherandfatherjustgraspedsignsinadulthood,hence

madenumerousgrammaticalmistakes.Incontrast,Simondidnothavethose

mistakes,despitejustbeingexposedtohisparents'patternofsignlanguage.The

onlyapproachtoexplainingthathasbeenthatSimonpossessedaninherent

grammaticalunderstandingthatexcludedhimfromhavingthesameerrorsashis

parents.

28.WhichofthefollowingstatementsmayNoamChomskyagreewith?

A.It'sbettertolearngrammaratanearlierage.

B.Teachersimpacttheirstudents,languageskillsmost.

C.Allpeoplearenaturallygiftedlanguagelearners.

D.It'snecessarytograsplanguageskillsinclass.

29.ThestimulusJpovertytheoryprobablydealswiththerelations.

A.betweennounsandverbsinasentence

B.betweensimpleandcomplexsentencestructures

C.betweendescriptivesentencesandinquirysentences

D.betweenacquiredlanguageandinherentlanguageabilities

30.HowdidthechildrenperforminChomsky'slatertrials?

A.Theyallmisplacedthefirst"was".

B.Theydidn51misusethefirstmethod.

C.Theyallputthesecond"was"backward.

D.Theywereconfusedbytheunfamiliarphrases.

31.Howdoestheauthorsupporthisview?

A.ByListingsomefigures.B.Byprovidingsomeexamples.

C.Bygivingtheexactdefinition.D.Byexplaininghisformerstudy.

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I)

AstheEarthtumRtilsI'nlationalaxin(I|伐［l|)inilurnllymove'abil.Anything

fromoceancurrents,toshillingmoltenro(»kundertheVHINItIolh。inching(融化)

ofglaciei,8cuusedbyclinuitochange(7incnuw('IheaxisIodrifl(飘移),Wuler

storedinartificiallakesandseasoiudchangesinnlmosplu'iicvvindNcunplayurole

aswell.

Butglobalwanningisn'Iiheonlyhunnin-caiiHediaclormovingtheplan('t1s

axisassomeofusbelieve.Anewstudyeslimnk'sihalbclwcen1993and2010,ihe

pumpingofgroundwaterandIheresultingsea-levelrisecausedIheaxisIoclriflby

about2.6feet."EverymassmovingaroundonihesurfaceofiheEarlhcanchange

tlierotationalaxis,“saidKi-WeonSeo,ageophysicistulSeoulNationulUniversity.

Inthestudy,theresearchei'susedacomputermodeltolookaliheeffectsof

differentfactorsontheshiftofiheaxis.Whentheydidn'lincludegroundwater

removalintheirmodel,theirpredictionsdidnotmatchthelevelofshiftthat

scientistshaveobserved.Butwhentheylookintoaccountthemassiveamountof

pumpedwater—whichtotaledmorethantwotrilliontonsbetween1993and2010—

theirmodelfitthereal-worldobservations.Fromthisanalysis,theresearchers

estimatethattheaxisismoving1.7inchesperyearduetogroundwaterremoval.Of

thefactorsthestudylookedat,pumpinggroundwaterwasthesecond-largest

contributortotheaxisdrifting,behindthemeltingGreenlandicesheet.

Thepapercallsattentionlojusthowmuchwaterhumanshavepumped,as

ClarkWilson,ageoscientistattheUniversityofTexas,tellsScience.aTheprecise

numberdoesn51matterreally.Whatmattersisthatthevolumeissohugethalitcan

impactthepolardriftoftheEarth,nhesays.uGroundwaterremovedfromsitesat

theEarth'smidlatitudes(中纬度),suchasintheU.S.andIndia,hasalarge

impactonpolardrift,comparedwithextractionattheequatororthepoles.

However,mostofthepumpinghasoccurredinthesehigh-impactzones,causingthe

waterremovallohaveabiggereffectontheaxis,“saysWilson.

32.Whatdoestheauthoraimtodowiththesecondparagraph?

A.Tocorrectawrongbelief.B.Todescribeaphenomenon.

C.Toproviderelateddata.D,Totestanewtheory.

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33.Theresearchersusedthecomputermodelintheirresearchmainlyby,

A.puttingittofieldtests

B.storingrelatedinformationinit

C.comparingitwithreal-worldfacts

D.doingreal-worldobservationswithit

34.Whichfactorhascontiibutedtliemostlotheaxisdrift?

A.Themeltingoficesheet.B.Theatmosphericwinds.

C.Theartificiallakes.D.Thegroundwaterpumping.

35.Whatcouldbeasuitabletitleforthetext?

A.FactorsThatAffecttheEarth'sRotation

B.ChallengesofGroundwaterOurWorldFaces

C.ClimateChangeHasShiftedtheEarth'sAxis

D.GroundwaterPumpingHasChangedtheEarth5sAxis

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,并在答

题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。

It'scommontoassumethatfriendshipsjusthappenordevelopautomatically,

butthatisn'talwaysthecase.Whilecertainpeopledo“click”,andthere9seven

somesupportforfriendshipatfirstsight,or“friendshipchemistry”,all

relationshipsrequiretime,effort,andfollow-up.36,butthinkingaboutthe

expectationswehaveofourfriendscanhelpguideyourbehavior.

•Staytruetoyourwordandfollowthroughonanypromisesmade.37

Beingreliableandconsistentwiththesmallstuffwillhelpyoubuildtrustsothat

it5stherewhenitcounts.

・38Asmuchaspossible,ithelpstosay“yes”tooffersorinvitations.

Repealedinteractionsaresoimportant,especiallyintheearlystagesofa

friendship.Putyourselfoutthere,asyouwouldwhenitcomestodating,and

suggestgettingtogetherinadifferentcontext(e.g.,outsideofclassorwork).If

youaien'tcomfortableaskingsomeonetospendtimewithyouone-on-one,makeit

agroupouting.

•Graduallysharepiecesofimportantorpersonalinformation.Theprocessof

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self-disclosureishowwebuildtrustinrelationships.Thatsaid,whenpursuinga

newfriendship9don'twanttogooverboardandspillyourdeepest,darkestsecrets

rightaway.Startsmallwithstoriesorinsightsintoyourthoughtsand

feelings.39

•Finally,makesureyou'rebothputtingequaleffortintothefriendship.

Goodfriendshipsarecharacterizedbyreciprocity（互惠）andequality.Close

friendsdon'tkeepscore,andthingstendtobalanceoutovertime,butithelpsto

worktowardandestablishabalanceearlyon.40Andmakingsureyou're

gettingwhatyou'reputtingintoyourfriendshipswillhelpyouinvestinthosethat

reallymatter.

A.Weonlyhavesomuchtogive

B.Maketimeforsharedexperiences

C.Aboveall,bekindtoandpatientwithyourself

D.Andbesuretoshowaninterestintheotherperson

E.Ifyousayyouwillcalloroffertoarrangeplans,doso

F.Thereisnoone-size-fits-allapproachtomakingfriends

G.Startsmallbygreetingafamiliarfaceandbuildfromthere

第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）

第一节（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,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。

Afteraccidentallyslidingdownthefaceofasteeprockwall,twotouristsfound

themselvestrappedbytheedgeofadeeppoolinaBritishpark.Theyknewtheywere

ina（n）41situation.

Fortunatelyforthem,fiveSikhhikerswhohappenedtobeonthesceneand

42theincidentusednotonlytheirheadsbutalsotheirhats-ormore43,

theirturbans（头巾）—tobeginaprettyamazing44.

Aftercarefully45thesituation,andwithnocellphoneservicetocallfor

outsideassistance,thegroupofinternationalstudents46thedecisionof

unwindingthelongturbans-theirtraditionalheadgear.Theymanagedtofashiona

33-footlifeline,withwhichtheywereeventuallyableto47thepairoutoftheir

situation.

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Oncethetwohikerswerepulledto48,parkofficialssteppedinto

49theircondition.AsneitherrequiredmedicaltreatmenL,theywere_5Q

withparkofficials,permissionandawarningLobetter51_wherethey'regoing

nexttime.

Kindaandliisfourcomrades,whilemorethanpleasedwiththeirday'swork,

were52abouttheirheroicaction."Itwassimplya(n)53ofbeinginthe

rightplaceattherighttimeandhavingthe54tohelp,“theysaid."InSikhism,

wearetaughttohelpsomeoneinanywaywecanwithanythingwe55,“Kinda

said,“evenourturbans."

41.A.familiarB.seriousC.imaginaryD.impressive

42.A.recalledB.predictedC.witnessedD.recorded

43.A.generallyB.completelyC.brieflyD.specifically

44.A.rescueB.projectC.matchD.celebration

45.A.describingB,followingC.concludingD.examining

46.A.ruledoutB.gotaroundC.cametoD.lookedinto

47.A.forceB.inviteC,scareD.fish

48.A.safetyB.hospitalC.balanceD.normal

49.A.proveB.assessC.reviewD.improve

50.A.comfortedB.greetedC.informedD.released

51.A.mindB.reportC.markD.remain

52.A.curiousB.anxiousC.humbleD.ambitious

53.A.matterB.reminderC.abilityD.policy

54.A.moodB.meansC.energyD.prospect

55.A.requireB.possessC.deserveD.design

第二节(共10小题;每小题L5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，

并将答案填写在答题卡上。

Fireworksareessentiallyrocketsintheirsimplestform.Theyproducenoise,

lightandsmoke,andsometimestheyevenexplodesendingupfloatingmaterials,

likeconfetti(五彩纸屑).Theycanbedesignedtobuminalldifferentcolorsand

patterns,sopeopleoftensetoffanumberoftheminaneffort56(create)an

interestingfireworksdisplayorshow.

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Historiansbelievefireworks57(appear)forthefirsttimeinancientChina

inthesecondcenturyB.C.,whentheyweremadefrombamboostalksand

gunpowderthatwouldexplodewhen58(throw)intoafire.Theyweresaidto

driveawayevilspirits.Bythe15thcentury9fireworkshadbecomepopularin

Europe,59(common)usedforreligiousfestivalsandpublicentertainment.

AndwhentheU.S°settlersleftEurope,theybroughtfireworkswiththemandmade

tliema60(centre)partofthefirstIndependenceDay,61traditionstill

followedtoday.

Fireworksarewildlypopular?62theyhavebeenlinkedtoairpollution

increases,and63(expert)areconcernedabouttheirnegativeeffects64

wildlife.Althoughthey'refleetingandinfrequent,fireworksshowssprayoutatoxic

concoction(混合物)thatrainsdownquietlyintolakes?rivers,andbaysthroughout

thecountry.Manyofthechemicalsinfireworksarealsopersistentinthe

environment,65meanstheystubbornlysitthereinsteadofbreakingdown.

第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

假定你是李华，你的英国朋友Ryan得知你的家乡遭受极寒和暴雪天气，

来信向你表示关切并询问相关情况。请给他回一封邮件，内容包括：

1.近期天气状况；

2.造成的影响。

注意:L写作词数应为80个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

DearRyan,

Yours,

LiHua

第二节(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。

Ourfamilyhastwodogs,CadyandCasey.Wetookinboththemixedbreed

dogsaftertheywereabandonedinthecountry.Weliveinanareabetweencityand

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country.Thisareaisrichwithfarmland,woodsandvariousanimals.Bothofour

dogsconstantlywanttorunandwilldosoatanygivenopportunity,Ihavetokeep

themchained,eventhoughmyyardisfenced,sothatIdonothavetopayanyfines

forrecoveringthemfromthecitypound（流浪狗收留所）.

ThismorningImadethesillymistakeofwaitinguntilthelastpossibleminute

toputthedogsout.AsIwaswalkingthefirstoneout,thesecondranpastmeina

surprisinglyfastmoveandshewasgone.Icalledforhertoreturn,butshechoseto

ignoremycommandsandheadedoffforadayofjoy.Havingadisobedientdog

reallyupsetme.Isaidgoodbyetothedogandwentaboutmybusiness.Anyway,

whenIpickedmydaughterupfromschool,IjusthappenedtomentionthatCady

mightbemissing.u1511tellyouthis!IfshehasbeencaughtbytheK9cops（警

察）,Iwillnotbepayingherfinesthistime,"Isaid.

Inoticedthatmydaughterhadherheadturnedawayfrommeandwassilentfor

over5minutes.Iasked,“Areyoumadatme?""Yes,Iam,"shereplied,now

lookingatmecalmly."Whydoesthisupsetyousomuch?”Iwonderedoutloud.

uCadyobviouslydoesnotcareforherlivingarrangementshere,orshewouldnot

runoffeverytimeshehasachance,wouldshe?”Icleverlyremarked.

Ihavenevernoticedmydaughterspendingmuchtimewiththisdog,soIcould

notimaginethatthethoughtoflosingherwouldbesopainful.InmymindIhave

givenCadyanicehome.Ifsheissillyenoughtoleaveallthatbehindtochasesome

neighbor9scows,then"goodbye“ismyattitude.

注意:1.续写词数应为150个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。

Isawtearswellingupinmydaughter，seyes.

Afteralongandstressfulnight,wefinallygotacallfromthecitypound.

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