安徽省皖东联盟2017-2018学年高二上学期期末考试英语试题

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.What

does

the

woman

want

to

do?

A.To

send

for

Mr.Green. B.To

see

somebody. C.To

go

to

the

fourth

floor.

2.Where

are

the

speakers

probably

now?

A.At

a

bus

stop. B.In

a

car

shop. C.At

a

parking

lot.

3.What

is

the

probable

relationship

between

the

speakers?

A.Sister

and

brother. B.Mum

and

son. C.Teacher

and

student.

4.How

many

people

were

injured

in

the

accident?

A.One. B.Two. C.Three.

5,Why

did

the

teacher

fail

to

collect

the

homework

last

time?

A.Because

he

was

ill.

B.Because

he

forgot

to

do

it.

C.Because

he

was

too

busy.

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.What

is

the

man

at

present?

A.A

puter

engineer. B.A

personnel

manager. C.A

college

student.

7.Why

does

the

man

want

to

work

in

the

puter

center?

A.He

will

get

trained.

B.He

can

study

his

major

there.

C.He

is

interested

in

puters.

听第7段材料,回答第8、9题。

8.What

will

the

man

have

to

do

tomorrow?

A.Rest

in

bed. B.Play

football. C.Have

a

physical

examination.

9.How

will

the

man

take

the

tablets?

A.Three

tablets

before

every

meal.

B.Two

tablets

before

each

meal.

C.Two

tablets

after

every

meal.

听第8段材料,回答第10至12

题。

10.Who

is

probably

the

man?

A.The

woman’s

friend. B.The

woman’s

classmate. C.The

woman’s

colleague.

11.What

should

the

woman

do

if

the

person

wanted

is

out?

A.Ask

the

man

for

help.

B.Transfer

the

call

to

the

man.

C.Ask

the

caller

to

leave

a

message.

12.What

are

the

two

speakers

mainly

talking

about?

A.The

woman’s

duties. B.Phone

call

tips. C.How

to

arrange

the

files.

听第9段材料,回答第13

至16题。

13.How

old

is

the

woman?

A.Three

years

older

than

her

brother.

B.Two

years

older

than

her

brother.

C.Two

years

younger

than

her

brother.

14.Where

does

the

woman’s

brother

live?

A.In

England. B.In

NewZealand. C.In

America.

15.Who

wants

to

go

to

university

in

England?

A.The

woman’s

son.

B.The

woman’s

nephew.

C.One

of

the

woman’s

nieces.

16.What

is

the

woman’s

brother’s

wife

doing?

A.Paying

a

visit

to

her

parents.

B.Visiting

the

man’s

parents

C.Preparing

a

trip

to

see

her

daughters.17.HowlongdidShakespearelive?A.Fiftytwoyears. B.Sixtytwoyears. C.sixtyfouryears.18.HowwasShakespear’slifewhenhewasveryyoung?A.Helivedaboringlife. B.Helivedagoodlife. C.Helivedapoorlife19.WheredidShakespearewritein1592?A.InCambridge. B.InLondon. C.InStratford,20.WhichofthefollowingismentionedaboutShakespeareinthepassage?A.Hismarriage. B.Hispersonality. C.Thecauseofhisdeath.第二部分阅读理解(共两节,满分40分)第一节(共15小题;每小题2分,满分30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。AWorld’stophotelsforobservingstars3100KulmhotelGornergrat,SwitzerlandSitting3,100metersabovesealevel,3,100KulmhotelGornergratoverlooksthesnowdusted,rockypeaksoftheSwissAlps.Althoughskiingisthemostpopularactivitythere,theKulmhotelisafavoritewithastronomers.Atthetopofthetwostonetowers,observatories(天文台)areequippedwitheverythinganastronomermightneed.Rates:RoomsstartatCHF140(US$150)perpersonaday.Stargazingpackages:Starlightdinner,CHF90(US$96)perperson.SanctuaryBaines’Camp,BotswanaThiscamphassomequietsuites(套房)overlookingtheBoroRiverontheedgeoftheMoremiGameReserve.Adayofwalkingwithelephantsandwatchinglionsonagame(与狩猎有关的)drivecanbefollowedbyanopenairbath.Rates:StartatUS$675personaday(includesmeals,drinksandsafaris(游猎))AyersRockResort—SailsintheDesertHotel,AustraliaLocatedintheheartoftheAustralianOutback(内地)，thishotelprovidesastark(鲜明的)contrasttothecopperredearthsurroundings.Theresort’sAstroTourusesiPads,telescopesandbinoculars(双筒望远镜)toletguestswonderattheSouthernCross(南十字星座)andrelearnthebasicsoftheuniverse,suchashowastarisborn.Rates:RoomsstartatUS$400.Stargazingpackages:VoyagesOutbackSkyJourneys,US$38perpersonaday;SoundsofSilencedinner,US$169perperson.KasbahHotel,MoroccoAttheedgeofDraavalley,theKasbahhastworoundobservatorydomesandseveraltelescopespeakoutfromthefortresswalls.Farfromcitylights,withtheworldfamousdeserttheSaharaonthehorizon,thestageissetforablack,glitteringsky.Eachnightafterdinner,anexperthelpsguestsfindtheirwayaroundtheviewingequipment.Rates:MAD540(US$63)perpersonadayincludingbreakfastanddinner.Stargazingpackages:GuidedvisittotheSaharaSkyobservatory,MAD200(US$23)21.Ifyouwanttoseewildanimalsinagamereserve,youcanchoose.A.AyersRockResortB.KasbahHotel,MoroccoC.SanctuaryBaines’CampD.3100KulmhotelGornergrat22.Howmuchshouldatouristpayifhe/shewouldliketostayinahoteladayneartheworldfamousdesertandwantstovisittheobservatory?A.$86.B.$207.C.$150.D.$569.23.Whichofthefollowingistrueabout3100KulmhotelGornergrat?A.ItliesintheheartoftheAustralianOutback.B.TouristscanhaveStarlightdinnerforfree.C,TouristscanappreciatetherockypeaksoftheSwissAlps.D.Itprovidesastarkcontrasttothecopperredearthsurroundings.BItwasveryhot.Gary’smindracedwiththoughtsofthefollowingroutethroughthehills.Campingoutbehindthewoodsofanabandonedfarmprovedtobeacostlydecision.Mosquitoesswarmed.Hewascoveredinsweatandcouldn’tsleep.Hecametotheconclusionthatitwouldbeappropriateforhimtoliveinhotelroomsfortheremainderofthetrip.Thebodyneededrestwhentestedtothisextent,andsleepingonthegroundwouldn’tprovideit.Ashestartedthenextlegofthetrip,hewasbonetired.TheseconddaycrasheddownlikeanenemyseekingtodestroyGary.Thehillsbecamemountains.Adrivingrainstormwithafiercewindattackedhisface,armsandlegs.Theridebecameincreasinglydangerousbecauseofthewaterflowingdownthesideoftheroad.Coaltrucksdashedby,pouringoutblackexhaust.Thepathforthebiketireswasverynarrow.Thedistancebetweenthedangerofbeinghitbyacaronhisleftandthatoffallingdowntheslopeonhisrightbecameinchesattimes.Hourswentbyfasterthanthemilesdid.Worrycrowdedinwhenaroadsignreading“SteepNext7Miles”swungintheviolentwind.Garywasexhaustedbeyondanythinghehadeverexperienced.Garyeventuallyhadtodismount(下车)andpushthebicycleupthemountainbecauseitwasextremelysteep.Legmusclesscreamed，ashisheartandlungsworkedovertime.Thejourneyseemedendless.Afewminuteslater,outoffearandfrustration,athroatyoutburstwasaimedatGod,“ICAN’TDOTHIS!”Agentleresponsewaswhispered,“Persevere(坚持)”.TearsfellasGarysuddenlyrealizedhisfoolishbehavior.ThenewunderstandingcausedhimtoaskforGod’sforgiveness.Afterdrinkingsomemorewater,Garygatheredhimselfenoughtostartthepushagain.Asheguidedthebicycleupthemountain,histhoughtswereonthespiritualaspectsofhislifeinsteadofthephysicalpainhisbodywassuffering.Hehardlynoticedastrucksangrilysoundedtheirhornsandthemercilessrainfell.Morehills,moremiles,moretime.Therestofthetripwentbywithoutanyincident.Hourslater,hefinallymadeittothetop.24.Whywascampingoutsideacostlydecision?A.Hisboneswerebrokenaccidentallythere.B.Notsleepingwelltheremadehimextremelytired.C.Itwasnotfortabletosleeponthegrass.D.Hehadtospendalotofmoneycampingoutside.25.Thesentence“Hourswentbyfasterthanthemilesdid”inPara.3probablymeans“.”A.GarywasmakingslowprogressB.Garydidn’tknowwheretheroadledtoC.Garywasworriedhecouldn’tgettohisdestinationbeforedarkD.Garycouldn’tridehisbikewellbecausetherewassomethingwrongwithit26.HowdidGarymanagetoignorethehardshipsatlast?A.Hedranksometeaandjuice.B.Hepushedhisbikeailtheway.C.Heturnedtosometruckdriversforhelp.D.Hefocusedonthespiritualaspects.27.Whichofthefollowingcanbestsumupthepassage?A.Practicemakesperfect.B.Failureisthemotherofsuccess.C.Successbelongstothepersevering.D.Allthingsaredifficultbeforetheyareeasy.CInrecentdecades,socialisolationhasbeenrecognizedasamajorrisktoourhealthandlonglife.It’stwiceasbadforyouasbeingoverweightandnearlyasbadassmoking.Therisingnumberofpeoplewhosaytheyareaffected,acrossawiderangeofages,isshocking.Inreality,youcansuffertheilleffectsoflonelinessevenifyouarenotsociallyisolated.edianRobinWilliamsmadeastrikingobservationin2014:“Iusedtothinkstheworstthinginlifewastoendupallalone.It’snot.Theworstthinginlifeistoendupwithpeoplewhomakeyoufeelallalone.”Trackinglargegroupsovertimeindicatesthatperceived(感知的)socialisolationcarriesitsownriskformorbidity(发病率)andmortality.Theperceptionofisolation—fromothersofbeinginthesocialaspect—isnotonlyacauseofunhappiness,italsosignalsdanger.Fishhaveevolvedtoswimtothemiddleoftheirgroupwhenpredators(捕食者)approach,micehousedinsocialisolationshowsleepdisruptionsandreducedslowwavesleepandprairievoles(田鼠)isolatedfromtheirpartnersthenplacedinanopenfieldexploretheirsurroundingslessandconcentrateonavoidingpredators.Thesebehavioursreflectanincreasedemphasisonselfpreservationinthesocialaspect.Forinstance,fishontheedgeofaschoolaremorelikelytobeattackedbypredatorsbecausetheyareeasiertoisolateandpreyupon.Suchobservationsreflectamoregeneralprinciplethatperceivedsocialisolationinsocialanimalsactivatesneural(神经系统的)，neuroendocrine(神经内分泌的)andbehaviouralresponsesthatpromoteshorttermselfpreservation.However,theseresponsesbringacostforlongtermhealthandwellbeing.Therangeofharmfulneuralandbehaviouraleffectsofperceivedisolationdocumentedinadultsincludeincreasedanxiety,hostilityandsocialwithdrawal;fragmentedsleepanddaytimetiredness;increasedvascularresistanceandchangedgeneexpressionandimmunity;decreasedimpulsecontrol;increasednegativityanddepressivesymptoms;andincreasedagerelatedcognitivedecline.Sadly,todate,attemptstoreducelonelinesshavemetwithlimitedsuccess.Aseriesofrandomizedcontrolledtrialsshowedthattheyhadonlyasmalleffect.Amongthefourtypesofinterventions(介入)examined,talkingtherapythatfocusedoninappropriatethoughtprocesseshadthelargestimpact.Socialskilltraining,socialsupportandincreasedopportunitiesforsocialcontactweremuchlesseffective.28.Whatcanwelearnaboutsocialisolationfromthefirstparagraph?A.Itexistsmainlyamongadults.B.Moreandmorepeoplearesufferingit.C.Itseffectismoreseriousthansmoking.D.It’stheworstrisktoourhealthandlonglife.29.Duringperceivedsocialisolation,animalswillsufferbadhealthfor.A.focusingmoreontheirownsafetyB.beingseparatedfromtheirpartnersC.adaptingtothenewsurroundingsD.worryingabouttheirlackoffood30.Thefifthparagraphismainlyabout.A.causesofperceivedisolation.B.treatmentsforperceivedisolationC.badeffectsofperceivedisolationD.thedefinitionofperceivedisolation31.Whatisthemosteffectiveinhelpingsuffersofperceivedsocialisolation?A.Givingthemstrongsocialsupport.B.municatemoreandbetterwiththem.C.Getthemtoattendsometrainingcourses.D.Enlargetheircirclesofsocialnetwork.DHarvardUniversity,whichisfacingclaimsofracialdiscrimination(歧视)againstAsianAmericansinitsadmissionprocess,hasannouncedthatitsearlyacceptancerateforAsianAmericansfortheClassof2022hashit24.2percent,upfrom21.7percentayearearlier.ThefigureswerereleasedonDec12,2017bytheschoolonitsofficialwebsite,theHarvardGazette.Ofthe6,630applicantswhoappliedforadmissionundertheearlyactionprogram,964wereaccepted.Thecollegesaid4,882weredeferred(推迟),611wererejected,and173applicationswereinplete.Theearlyenrollments(入学)fortheClassof2022alsoreflectanoverallincreaseinothernonwhitestudentsfrompreviousyears,thefamousuniversitysaid.AfricanAmericansmakeup13.9percentofstudentsadmittedearly,paredwith12.6percentlastyear.Atthesametime,Latinos(拉丁美洲人)accountfor9.8percent,up1percentagepointlastyear,andNativeAmericansandNativeHawaiiansaccountfor1.8percent,upfrom1.1percent.“Fromsmalltowns,suburbs,andcities—fromthroughouttheUnitedStatesandaroundtheworld—theClassof2022promisestobeamongthebestclassesinHarvard’slonghistory,”saidWilliamR.Fitzsimmons,dean(主任)ofadmissionsandfinancialaidatHarvardUniversity.HarvardisfacingscrutinyfromtheDepartmentofJusticeandaseparatelawsuit(诉讼)accusingthecollegeofdiscriminatingagainstAsianAmericansinitsundergraduateadmissionprocess.InNovember,2017theJusticeDepartmentciteda2015lawsuitthatchargesHarvard’saffirmativeactionpoliciesdiscriminateagainstAsianAmericanapplicants,inalettersettingaDec1deadlineforHarvardtohandoverdocumentsonitsadmissionpolicies.Respondingtothatdeadline,Harvardofferedapromisepositioninwhichthegovernment’slawyerswouldbeabletoexaminealltherecords,includinganelectronicdatabase,intheofficesofHarvard’slawyers,withsomepersonalinformationredacted(编写),accordingtoTheNewYorkTimes.HarvardUniversityreportedthat16.6percentofatotal29,652studentsareAsian,accordingtocollegefactual..Overthepastfiveyears,thetotalinternationalpopulationofstudentsoncampushasgrownatanaveragerateof6.8percent.Chinaisthelargestcontributortothisgrowth,withabout1,263students.32.WhyisHarvardUniversitycharged?A.Becausesometimesitdoesn’ttreatallstudentsatschoolequally.B.Becauseitdoesnotprovideenoughfinancialaidforpoorstudents.C.Becausesomepeopleareunsatisfiedwithitadmissionpolicies.D.Becauseitstotalinternationalpopulationofstudentsisdecreasing.33.WhichmakeupthesmallestpercentageofstudentsadmittedearlybyHarvard?A.Latinos.B.AsianAmericans.C.AfricanAmericans.D.NativeAmericansandNativeHawaiians.34.Thepossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedword“scrutiny”inPara.5is“.”A.aplanordesiretodosomethingB.carefulandthoroughexaminationC.thefeelingofbeingannoyed,upset,orimpatientD.thelevelthatisconsideredtobeacceptable35.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HarvardadmitsmoreAsianAmericansB.NonwhitestudentsatHarvardUniversityC.HarvardannouncesitsfutureadmissionpoliciesD.Classof2022isamongthebestclassesinHarvard’slonghistory第二节(共5小题;每小题2分,满分10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。Anewwayofthinkinghasbeethenecessaryconditionforresponsiblelivingandacting.36Idon’thaveachoice.Youwriteyourowndestiny(命运)throughthechoicesyoumake.Youbeewhatyourepeatedlydo.37Everytimeyouaretempted(诱惑)toreacttothesameoldcircumstancesinthesameoldway,askyourself,“DoIwanttobeaprisonerofthepast,orapioneerofthefuture?”Lifeiseasy.LifeisNOTeasybutitisdifficult.38It’sgreatbecauseonceyouunderstandandacceptthistruth,youcanmoveforwardwithyourlife.Onceyouthoroughlyknowinyourheartandmindthatlifeisdifficult,thenlifegetsaloteasiertodealwith.Becauseoncedifficultyisacceptedasafoundation,itnolongersurprisesyouorstopsyoufrombuildingalifestylethatrisesaboveit.39Wheneverythinginyourlifeisingtogether,youcanholdontothebeliefthateverythinghappensforareasonwithease.Butwheneverything’sfallingapart—yourrelationships,yourhealth,yourfinances,etc.—ittakestremendousefforttowrapyourmindandheartaroundthatbeliefandholdontoitfordearlife.Forinthatbeliefliesyourhope,yourcourage,andyourstrengthtomoveforward.Thissituationcouldn’tgetanyworse.Nothingisgoodorbad,asthinkingmakesitso.40Youwilleventuallylearnthatthegreaterpartofyourhappinessorunhappinessisdeterminednotbyyourspecificcircumstances,butbyyourdisposition(意向)andperspective.A.Theskyisfalling.B.That’sthegreatesttruththereis.C.Everyoneelseisdoingbetterthanme.D.Itisimportanttoknowwhereyouaregoingandwhy.E.Tobesuccessful,youhavetobealittleunrealistic.F.Ifyouwanttomoveforward,youmustleavethesethoughtsbehindyou.G.Bedeterminedtobecheerfulandhappyinwhateversituationyoumayfindyourself.第三部分英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第一节完形填空(共20小题；每小题1.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Inanationdamagedbywar,wherechildrenhavelittletonoaccesstoqualityliterature,aschoolteacheristryinghisbesttomakeadifference.SaberHosseini,who41childreninthecityofBamiyan,centralAfghanistan,hasconverted(改装)hisbicycleintoa42library,whichheridestoremotevillages.“Icameupwiththeideaforthis43sixmonthsago.Italkedabout44tofriendsinliterarycircles,whodonatedmoneyandgotsomeoftheirfriendsabroadtodonate45.Istarted46with200storybooksforkids,andstartedridingtoremotevillagesthroughoutBaghlanProvince.Soon,Irecruited(招募)more47.Nowthereare20ofus,andwehaveacollectionofabout6,000books.”Saber48hiscyclewithbookseveryweekendandridestoremotevillages,mostofwhichdon’tevenhaveschools.Sabersays,“Weworkasasortoflibrary.Everyweek,webringkidsnewbooksandtakebacktheoldonesto49tochildreninothervillages.Someoftheadultshaveeven50borrowingourmoreadvancedbooks.Atfirst,I51verysimplebooks,52nowmostoftheolderkidsareabletoreadmore53books.”Hosseinidoes54justdistributebookstochildren.Healsostopstotalktothemabout55suchaspeace,tolerance,andwhytheyshould56drugs.“Onetime,Italkedtochildreninavillageaboutguns,usingtheslogan‘saynotogunsandyesto57,’”herecalled.“ThenexttimeIwenttotheirvillage,thekidshadgatheredupalloftheirplastictoy58andhandedthemovertome.Buttheyhadone59,whichwasthattheywantedtheirvillagetobethefirstinthenextroundofbook60sothattheycouldgetfirstpick.Itwasthemostjoyfulmomentofmylife!”41.A.feeds B.reminds C.amuses D.teaches42.A.mobile B.large C.mon D.traditional43.A.skill B.pany C.project D.unit44.A.another B.himself C.them D.it45.A.inadvance B.aswell C.atease D.bychance46.A.abroad B.alone C.partly D.rapidly47.A.players B.students C.volunteers D.farmers48.A.pulls B.loads C.cleans D.repairs49.A.distribute B.adjust C.points D.mail50.A.takendown B.takenoff C.takenon D.takento51.A.published B.analysed C.chose D.edited52.A.but B.if C.or D.so53.A.expensive B.simple C.serious D.enjoyable54.A.lessthan B.otherthan C.ratherthan D.morethan55.A.symptoms B.topics C.institutions1 D.consequences56.A.stayawayfrom B.putupwith C.runoutof D.losesightof57.A.games B.books C.plans D.risks58.A.planes B.ships C.guns D.boxes59.A.condition B.promise C.worry D.shorting60.A.sales B.collections C.advertisements D.deliveries第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下列材料,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Becauseitisacceptableaccordingtoourcountry’scustom,ItendtobargainwhenIbuygoods.Lastwintervacation,Iwentto“DongDaeMoon”,anopenclothmarket,61locationwasinSeoul.Ihadbeenthereformanytimesbeforethat.As62whole,atthismarket,youcanbuyclothesatreallygoodprices.Nowthatitwasgettingcolderandcolder,IfeltlikeselectingawarmjackettowearinMichiganthiswinter.Igotthebrilliantideaofputtingonlyhalfofmymoney—sixtydollars—inmywallettotrickthevendor(小贩).Onevendor’sspecial63(remend)wasjustthejacketthatIwanted.Askedhowmuchitcost,thevendorshouted,“Eightydollars.“Imadeacounteroffer(还价)ofsixtydollars.Hesaidhehadbeendoingbusinesssincehewenttherein2014.Hecontinued,“NeverbeforehaveIsoldthiskindofjacketatsolowaprice.Iusedto64(sell)itatamuchhigherprice.Thepriceyouhaveofferedisnot65(reason).”Heinsistedthatthejacketshouldbesold.tomeforatleast80dollarsregardless66thewaysItriedtopersuadehim.Imadeadisappointedface.AfterhecheckedmywalletandsawIhadonlysixtydollarsinit,67(unbelievable)Imanagedtogetthejacketforthatprice.Ihadthejacket68(pack)up.Itwasevidentthathewasunsatisfiedwiththedeal.Thevendorsaid,“Pleaseremembertobringenoughmoneywhenyouehereagain.”Heaskedmetoremembertobringenoughmoneywhenyouehereagain.”HeaskedmetoremembertotakeenoughmoneywhenIwentthereagain.Havingboughtthejacket,Iwentawaydelightedly.Theexperiencemademefeelreallygood,butalsosorryforhim.LaterIthought,“IfI69(pay)himmoremoneyforitthen,hewouldhavefeltsatisfiedwiththedeal.”Iwassurethathe70havebelievedmywordsthenbutIshouldn’thavebargainedwithhimsohard.HowIwishIhadtoldhimthetruthatthattime.第四部分写作(

共两节，满分35分)

第一节短文改错(共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分)假定英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处错误，每句中最多有两处。错误涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。

增加：在缺词处加一个漏词符号(/\)，并在其下面写出该加的词。

删除：把多余的词用斜线(\)

划掉。

修改：

在错的词下画一横线，并在该词下面写出修改后的词。

注意：1.每处错误及其修改均仅限一词;

2.只允许修改10处，多者(从第11处起)

不计分。LastMondayafterschool,wehadafootballmatchwiththeteamfromanotherclassofourschool.Everyoneplayedhard,tries,toscoreagoalormore.WhenTom,afriendofmine,wasrunningfastwiththeball,oneofhisfeetcarelesslysteppedontheballandhefelldownheavilyonthefield.Helayonthefieldandcouldn’tstandathisfeet.Wewereallworriedabouthim.WiththehelpofsomeothersBillcarrieshimonhisbacktotheclinicimmediately.Itturnedoffthathisrightlegwasbrokenandhewastakentothehospitallater,whenhestayedforsevera