2022年江西省鹰潭市高三下学期5月第二次模拟考试英语试题（不含听力音频）

鹰潭市2022届高三第二次模拟考试英

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题注意事项：2．试题所有答案均答在本试卷的答题卷上第I卷（选择题，共100分）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。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.Howmuchwillthewomanpay?A.$10. B.$15. C.$25.2.What’sthewomanlike?A.She’sexperienced. B.She’sconfident. C.She’sperfect.3.Whatwillthewomandofortheman?A.Drivehimtothetown. B.Buysomethingforhim. C.Walkhisdog.4.Whatdoesthemanusuallydo?A.Hebuildsrockets. B.Heobservesplanets.C.Hegoesonspacemissions.5.Whatwillthewomanprobablybuyforherdaughter?A.Earrings. B.Anecklace. C.Aring.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。6.Whenwasthemanawayfromworklasttime?A.Adayago. B.Aweekago. C.Ayearago.7.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Workharder. B.Complaintotheboss. C.Havearest.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Heusedtobeinaband.B.Heplayedsomeinstrumentonce.C.Hereallydislikesjazzmusicnow.9.Whodoesthemanknowfromtheband?A.Thedrummer.B.Theguitarplayer.C.Theleadsinger.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatdoweknowaboutthedancing?A.Thedancersusuallyhaveahatwithflowers.B.Thereareonlymaledancers.C.Itdatesbacktothe1600s.11.Whatdidancientdancersprobablyhopefor?A.Morerain. B.Betterhealth. C.Greatharvestofcrops.12.Whatdoesthemanthinkaboutthepeopleenjoyingthedance?A.Itisunpleasant. B.Itisinteresting. C.Itisnormal.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A.Startabusiness. B.Useacomputer. C.Searchforideas.14.Whydoesthemanrefusetotellthewomanabouttheideaatfirst?A.Hedoesn’thavetime.B.Hecan’texplainitclearly.C.Hethinksshewon’tunderstand.15.Whowouldthewebsitehelp?A.Peoplewithpersonalityissues.B.Peoplestudyingpsychology.C.Peoplewithbusinessideas.16.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Callabank. B.Lookatthegovernmentwebsite.C.Checknewspaperadvertisements.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?A.Mushroomresearches. B.Mushroomsasfood. C.Mushroomsasmedicine.18.Howdomushroomsmainlyexchangematerials?A.Throughtreesinforests.B.Throughrootnetworks.C.Throughfruitingbodies.19.Whathavetreesgrownwithmushroomsshown?A.Nochangeingrowth. B.Slowergrowth. C.Increasedgrowth.20.Whathavescientistsrecentlyfoundaboutmushrooms?A.Theyhelpimprovetheenvironment.B.Theyconsumeplantsforfood.C.Theymakefruithealthier.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。AImaginestandingononespotwheretheonlydirectionissouth.Youcanexperienceitifyoujoinagroupofjust128passengersforyourtriptothepoleoftheworld.Youricebreakership,50YearsofVictory,willtakeyoutotheNorthPole,whichismorecommonlyassociatedwithfairytales.Days1&2--FromHelsinkitoMurmanskYouradventurebeginsfromHelsinki,Finland’scapital.FromHelsinki,you’lljoinyourfellowpassengersontheflighttoMurmansk,Russia,whereyou’llstartyourvoyagetotheNorthPoleandgettoknow50YearsofVictory.Days3-6--TravellingtowardsthenorthintheArcticOceanBeingonVictoryandfeelingtheicebreakerasitcutsthroughtheArcticpackiceisanexperienceyou’llneverforget.You’llhaveplentyoftimetogettoknowyourshipmates,andbetreatedtolecturesanddiscussionsaboutthetripbyourexpeditionteam(探险队)whileseeingvariousbirds.Thereareotherthingsyoucando,suchasswimmingandplayingbasketball.Day7--90°NorthTakephotos,callyourfamilyandwaveaflag;justbesuretoenjoyyourmomentatthepole.Ifenvironmentalconditionspermit,youcanjumpintotheicywatersaroundtheNorthPole.We’llalsoattempttosendpassengershighabovethepoleinourhot-airballoontocelebratethisgreatmoment(highlyweatherdẹpendent).Days8&9--TravellingtowardsthesouthintheArcticOceanAsyouheadfurthersouth,youmaygetluckyandspotpolarbearshuntingforseals.Days10&11--FranzJosefLandThisgroupof191islandsliesentirelywithintheArcticCircle.Hereyou’llexploreCapeFloraanddiscoverhistoricremainsfromthreeill-fatedarcticadventures.Days12&13--GettingoffVictoryinMurmanskandflyingtoHelsinkiWhenyoureturntoMurmansk,itwillbetimetosaygoodbyeto50YearsofVictory.You’llbesenttotheairportforyourflighttoHelsinki.21.WhatcanpassengersdofromDay3toDay6?A.BreakthepackiceintheArctic. B.Feedavarietyofbirdsonboard.C.Gettoknowmoreaboutthetrip. D.Competewithyourshipmatesinskiing.22.WhichofthefollowinghighlydependsontheweatherattheNorthPole?A.Takingahot-airballoonride. B.Sendingpassengersdeepintotheicywaters.C.Contactingyourfamilybytelephoning. D.Wavingflagsandtakingphotosinthewind.23.Whenisitpossibleforyoutodiscoverhistoricremains?A.FromDay3toDay6. B.OnDays10&11.C.OnDays12&13. D.FromDay8toDay9.BForthepast60years,theAfricanWildlifeFoundation(AWF)hasprotectedanimals,restoredlosthabitatsandadvocatedforpolicychangesthatbenefitwildlife.Now,theconservationorganizationistryinganewapproach.Thisyear,AWFlaunchedtheinauguralBenjaminMkapaAfricanWildlifePhotographyAwards.Thecontestaimstoreachadifferentaudience.Whilephotographycompetitionsarenothingnew,theAWFhopesthattheexhibitionofwinningentrieswillencourageAfricanpeopletotakeamoreactiveroleinconservation.ItsCEOKadduSebunyasaid,“Africansneedtotaketheresponsibilityfortheconservationoftheirheritage.”Photographersofallagesandbackgrounds,professionalandamateur,wereinvitedtosubmittothecompetition.Ajudgingpanel(评选委员会),comprisedofphotographers,conservationists,activistsandsafariguides,selectedphotosfrom12categoriesincluding“ArtinNature”“CoexistenceandConflict”and“ConservationHeroes”.The“ConservationHeroes”categoryhadspecialappealforKenyanconservationphotographerAnthonyOchiengOnyango.“Irealizedtherewasacommunicationgapbecausemostofwhatwasbeingcommunicatedwasdatainscientificpublications,”saidOnyango,addingthatimagesareasimplewayforpeopletoconnecttocomplexissues.WhilethereweremanyentriesintheAWFcompetition,there’sonlyone19-year-oldCathanMoorefromSouthAfricaamongthecategorywinners.There’salackofopportunityforyoungaspiringphotographersonthecontinent.AWFisseekinggrantsandpartnershipstoenablemoreAfricanpeopletoparticipatenextyear,andtomakenaturephotographycompetitionsmoreaccessibletothoseunabletopayorbuyexpensivecamaraequipment,allowingpeopletousewhatevercameratheyhaveandphotographwildlifeinurbanenvironments.Sebunyahopesthatthecompetitioncanopenupadialogueaboutconservation--andwhyit’ssoimportantforAfrica’sfuture.ManypeopleinAfricalookatconservationasathingdonebyandforforeigners,saidSebunya.WhilehepraisedtheworkofinternationalNGOs,heemphasizedthatit’svitalthatAfricanvoicesareheardandforlocalpeopletoleadconservationefforts.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?Africanpeopletakephotographsinordertoprotectwildlife.AWFcallsforpeople’sactiveinvolvementinwildlifeconservation.Acommunicationgapexistsbetweenordinarypeopleandwildlifeconservation.AWFholdsphotographycompetitionfortheconservationofwildlife.WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutthephotographycompetitionisTRUE?Thewinners’workswillbeondisplaytopromotewildlifeconservation.Thisyear’swinnersincludequiteanumberofteenagephotographers.Thejudgingpanelincludesbothprofessionalandamateurphotographers.Peoplewhoarenotskilledinphotographycan’ttakepartinthecompetition.AccordingtoAnthonyOchiengOnyango,whatcausedthecommunicationgap?People’slackofdesiretoconnecttotheissue.Thelackofscientificpublicationsontheissue.Thelackofsimpleanddirectwaystopresenttheissue.People’slackofprofessionalcameraequipment.What’sSebunya’sattitudetowardthecompetition?CautiousB.AppreciativeC.SkepticalD.NeutralCLikemanyofhistory’sgreatestideas,Tetris(俄罗斯方块）cameaboutquiteunintentionally.AlexeyPajitnovwasasoftwareengineerattheSovietAcademyofSciencesinMoscow,taskedwithtestinganewtypeofcomputer.Todoso,hewroteasimplegamebasedonapuzzlefromhischildhood.Itwouldhelpassesshowpowerfulthecomputerwas--andprovideabitoffun.Littledidheknowthattheresultinggamewouldgoontobecomeoneofthegreatest,mostaddictiveandmostsuccessfulofalltime.Tetrisisapuzzlegameinwhichgeometricshapesfalldownontoaplayingfield,andtheplayerhastoarrangethemtoformgaplesslines.Pajitnovtookinspirationfrompentomino,aclassicpuzzlegameconsistingofallthedifferentshapesthatcanbemadebycombiningfivesquares--12intotal--withthegoalofarrangingtheminawoodenboxlikeajigsawpuzzle.Tosimplifythings,heknockedthatdowntofoursquares,thusreducingthenumberofshapesfrom12toseven.HecalledthegameTetris,combiningtheGreeknumeral“tetra”(meaningfour)andtennis,hisfavoritesport.Pajitnovhimselfwasimmediatelyhooked.“Icouldn’tstopmyselffromplayingthisprototypeversion,becauseitwasveryaddictivetoputtheshapestogether,”hesaidonthephonefromSeattle,wherehenowlives.Tetrishasbeenthesubjectofseveralscientificstudies.Onefoundthatplayingthegamecanbeeffectiveinfightingoffcravingsforfoodand,whileanothernotedanincreaseinthethicknessofsomepartsofthebraininpeoplewhohadplayedregularly.PlayingTetrisforprolongedperiodsoftimecanleadtoplayersdreamingaboutthefallingpiecesorinterpretingreal-worldobjectsasshapesinthegameandmentallyre-arrangingthem--aphenomenonknownas“theTetrisEffect”.“Withtimegoingby,ithasn’tlostanyofitsplayvalueandnothinghascometoreplaceTetris,”saidHenkRogers,acomputerscientist,explainingthegame’senduringpopularity.“It’slikeHappyBirthday.Therehavebeenlotsofsongsthatcomeandgo,butHappyBirthdayisalwayssunginthesameway.TetrishasbecometheHappyBirthdayofcomputergames.”WhydidAlexeyPajitnovcreateTetris?Tobringbackchildhoodmemory.Toprovidemorefunforthepublic.Toupdatethecomputersystem.Toassessanewkindofcomputer.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“hooked”probablymeaninParagraph3?PleasedB.DeterminedC.ObsessedD.MovedWhatcanweknowaboutTetrisaccordingtoParagraph4?Itcancauseplayerstodreamaboutthefallingpieces.Itcanstimulatepeople’sappetiteforfood.Itcanleadto“theTetrisEffect”instantly.Itcanincreasetheoverallthicknessofthebrain.WhydoestheauthormentionthesongHappyBirthdayinthelastparagraph?TodescribetheconceptofTetris.ToindicatethepopularityofTetris.Toprovidetheexampleofpopularsongs.TointroducethetopicofHappyBirthday.DWithobesitynowaffecting29%ofthepopulationinEngland,andexpectedtoriseto35%by2030,shouldwenowrecognizeitasadisease?Obesity,inwhichexcessbodyfathasaccumulatedtosuchanextentthathealthmaybeadverselyaffected,meetsthedictionarydefinitionofdisease,arguesProfessorJohnWilding.Hepointsoutthatmorethan200genesinfluenceweight.“Thusbodyweightisstronglyinfluencedbybiology--itisnotanindividual’sfaultiftheydevelopobesity.”Yetthewidespreadviewisthatobesityisself-inducedandthatitisentirelytheindividual’sresponsibilitytodosomethingaboutit.Recognizingobesityasachronicdiseasewithseverecomplications(并发症)ratherthanalifestylechoice“shouldhelpreducethestigma(耻辱)anddiscriminationexperiencedbymanypeoplewithobesity,”headds.ProfessorWildingdisagreesthatlabellingahighproportionofthepopulationashavingadiseaseremovespersonalresponsibilityormayoverwhelmhealthservices,pointingoutthatothercommondiseases,suchashighbloodpressureanddiabetes,requirepeopletotakeactiontomanagetheircondition.Hesuggeststhatmostpeoplewithobesitywilleventuallydevelopcomplications.“Butunlessweacceptthatobesityisadisease,wearenotgoingtobeabletotackleit,”heconcludes.ButDr.RichardPile,aphysicianwithaspecialinterestindiabetes,arguesthatadoptingthisapproach“couldactuallyresultinworseoutcomesforindividualsandsociety.”Hebelievesthatthedictionarydefinitionofdisease“issovaguethatwecanclassifyalmostanythingasadisease”andsaysthequestionisnotwhetherwecan,butwhetherweshould,andtowhatend.Iflabellingobesityasadiseasewasharmlessthenitwouldn’treallymatter,hewrites.Butlabellingobesityasadisease“risksreducingautonomy,disempoweringandrobbingpeopleoftheintrinsic(内在的)motivationthatissuchanimportantenablerofchange.”What’smore,makingobesityisadisease“maynotbenefitpatients,butitwillbenefithealthcareprovidersandthepharmaceutical(制药的)industrywhenhealthinsuranceandclinicalguidelinespromotetreatmentwithdrugsandsurgery,”hewarns.32.WhatdoesProfessorJohnWildingargueaboutobesity?A.ItsimpactonsocietyisexpectedtoriseB.Itshouldberegardedasageneticdisease.C.Itisnowtoowidespreadtobeneglected.D.Itsdictionarydefinitionshouldbeupdated.33.Whatisthepopularviewofobesity?Itisdifficulttodefine.B.Itisamoderndisease.C.Ithasmuchtodowithone’sgenes.D.Itresultsfromalackofself-control.34.Whyaresomepeopleopposedtolabellingobesityasadisease?A.Obesepeoplewouldbediscriminatedagainst.B.Obesepeoplewouldnotbeabletoaffordthemedicalcosts.C.Obesepeoplewouldbeoverwhelmedwithanxiety.D.Obesepeoplewouldnotfeelresponsibletotakeanyaction.35.WhatisDr.RichardPile’sconcernaboutclassifyingobesityasadisease?A.Itmaydolittlegoodtopatients.B.Itmayacceleratethespreadofobesity.C.Itmaycauseashortageofdoctors.D.Itmayaffectobesepeople’squalityoflife.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。Ifyou’re“hooked”onsugar,don’ttrytoeliminate(消除)allsugaryfoodsatonce.Ifyoudenyyourselfevenasinglepieceofcandyorsliverofcake,you’llonlycravesweetsmore.36“Shiftyourselfawayfromsugarandeatthesefoods,whicharedigestedmoreslowly.They’llhelptoevenout(平衡)yourbloodsugarandyouwon’thavespikesandcrashesallthetime,”Dr.Hausersays.37Keepsugaryfoodaway.Don’ttemptyourselfbystockingcandy,cookies,andotherhigh-sugarfoodsinyourcupboardsandfridge.“Asasubstituteforthesethings,keepfruitaround,”suggestsDr.Hauser.39Bewaryoffoodswheresugartendstohide,includingreduced-fatproducts.“Whencompaniestakeoutthefat,theyaddbackalmostallthecaloriesinsugar,”Dr.Hausersays.Readlabels.Avoidproductsthatlistsugarasthefirstingredientorthatcontainseveraldifferenttypesofsugar(brownsugar,canenectar,etc.)--it’sonewaymanufacturersavoidhavingsugarlistedasthefirstingredient.Eatbreakfast.Startoutyourdaywithafilling,nutritiousmeals,soyou’llbelesslikelytogiveintocravings.40“Whenyougetusedtoeatingfewersuper-sweetthings,youcravethemless,”Dr.Hausersays.“Youbecomemoresatisfiedwithlesssweetthings.”Youalsowon’tfeelguiltyonthoselessfrequentoccasionswhenyoudosplurge.Payattentiontoingredients.Watchforhiddensugarsinfoods.Instead,eatahealthydietmadeupofmoresatisfyingfoods----wholegrains,fruits,vegetables,etc.Startwithunsweetenedicedtea,plainyogurt,andunflavoredoatmeal.Steel-cutoatmeal,eggs,andfruitareallgoodbreakfastchoices.Eatingahealthydietistherightwaytoshiftyourattentionfromsugar.Hereareafewsuggestionstohelpyoubreakthesugarhabit.第三部分：语言知识运用（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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ThemovieAlita:BattleAngeltellsastoryofa“bionicgirl”withroboticarmsandsuperhumanfightingpowers.Andin41life,TillyLockeyalsohasrobotarmswhichlooklikethoseseeninfantasymovies.Tillylostbothherhandsandthetipsofhertoes42meningitis(脑膜炎)whenshewasa43.Asshegrew,hermomtriedtogetherto44variousprosthetics(假肢).Hermomsays,“Attheageofthree,shegotherfirst45hands.ButtheseonlyallowedTillytomoveherfingersoneatatime.”Tillyrecalls,“IntheendI46wearingthemandle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41.A.virtualB.realC.automaticD.dreamy42.A.contrarytoB.duetoC.insteadofD.asto43.A.babyB.teenagerC.adultD.schoolgirl44.A.earnB.playC.wearD.dress45.A.normalB.secondhandC.woodenD.electric46.A.stoppedB.finishedC.keptD.enjoyed47.A.LogicallyB.FrequentlyC.FortunatelyD.Constantly48.A.demandedB.masteredC.riskedD.made49.A.askforB.holdontoC.pickupD.payfor50.A.howeverB.andC.butD.or51.A.fasterB.heavierC.prettierD.lighter52.A.regulationsB.versionsC.toysD.visions53.A.annoyedB.dissatisfiedC.pleasedD.concerned54.A.withB.besideC.byD.without55.A.tryingoutB.pointingoutC.workingoutD.hangingout56.A.consumeB.transmitC.gripD.own57.A.herB.youC.themD.me58.A.weaknessB.strengthC.choiceD.solution59.A.simpleB.coolC.formalD.cold60.A.developB.controlC.attendD.operate第二节语法填空（共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（不多于3个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）When61.(ask)whatmakesthemlaugh,mostadultswilltellyouit’sjokesandhumour.Buttheywouldbewrong.RobertProvine,62.psychologistfromtheUniversityofMaryland,63.(find)sometimeagothatweactuallylaughmostwhentalkingtoourfriends.Infactwe’re30timesmorelikely64.(laugh)atsomethingwhenwearewithotherpeople.Interestingly,withintheseconversations,we65.(be)stillnotlaughingatjokes:welaughatstatementsandcommentsthatdonotseemonthefaceofthemtoberemotelyfunny.It’saformofcommunication,nota66.(react).Thescienceoflaughteristellingusthatlaughterisnotsomuchassociated67.jokes.Actually,itis,toagreaterdegree,asocialbehaviourwhichweusetoshowpeoplethatwelikethemand68.weunderstandthem.Laughterisanemotionthatwecanusewiththosetowhomweare69.(emotional)close,tomakeourselvesfeelbetter.Thisiscriticaltoour70.(enjoy)ahappymood---butmaybeevenmoreimportantwhencircumstancesaremakingusfeelbad.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处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），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：在错的词下划一横线，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；只允许修改10处，多者（从第11处起）不计分。HaveyouheardaboutLushan?It’sofficialnamedMountainLushanNationalParkinChina.LocatinginJiujianginCentralChina,itenjoysagreatreputationinthecountry.Itisabout25kilometerslongand10kilometerswide,butneighborsJiujiangcityandtheYangtzeRivertothenorth.HanyangPeakisthehighestpoint,whichreach1,474metersabovesealevel.Itisoneofthehundredsofsteeppeakthatstandaboveaseaofclouds.MountainLushanisknownforitssteepnessandbeauty,especiallyduringthesummermonthswheretheweatheriscoolinthemountainsthanelsewhere.Becauseitsstrikingbeautyandgreatimportance,MountainLushanNationalParkhasbeenlistedlikeaUNESCOWorldHeritageSitesince1996.YouhadbettertovisitLushanforasightseeingtourinperson.书面表达（满分25分）《潜书•讲学》有云：“学贵得师，亦贵得友”。求学路上遇到好老师是件幸运的事。毕业在即，给你的老师写封感谢信吧。注意：1.词数100左右；2.老师称呼使用DearMr/Mrs/Miss，不能出现老师，学校，班级的具体名称；3.学生落款已写好。鹰潭市2022届高三第二次模拟考试英语试题答案1-5CBCBA 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16-20BABCA21--23CAB24--27DACB28---31DCAB32--35BDDA36--40CGDBE41--60BBACDACBDCDBCDACDABA61asked62a63found64tolaugh65are66reaction67with68that69emotionally70enjoying改错：HaveyouheardaboutLushan?It’sofficialnamedMountainLushanNationalParkofficiallyinChina.LocatinginJiujianginCentralChina,itenjoysagreatreputationinthecountry.LocatedItisabout25kilometerslongand10kilometerswide,butneighborsJiujiangcityandtheandYangtzeRivertothenorth.HanyangPeakisthehighestpoint,whichreach1,474metersreachesabovesealevel.Itisoneofthehundredsofsteeppeakthatstandaboveaseaofclouds.peaksMountainLushanisknownforitssteepnessandbeauty,especiallyduringthesummermonthswheretheweatheriscoolinthemountainsthanelsewhere.Because∧itswhencoolerofstrikingbeautyandgreatimportance,MountainLushanNationalParkhasbeenlistedlikeasaUNESCOWorldHeritageSitesince1996.YouhadbettertovisitLushanforasightseeingtourinperson.范文：DearMrsWang,IwouldliketoextendmysinceregratitudetoyouforyourunselfishassistancegiventomeduringmypreparationfortheCollegeEntranceExamination.Withoutyourtremendoussupportandcontinuousencouragement,Iwouldneverentermyidealcollege.Itgoeswithoutsayingthatitwasyourenlighteningguidancethatusheredmeintotheacademicworld.Otherwise,Iwouldhavewanderedeveryday,holdingnoaimsinlife.Foronething,yourcareandlovemadememeltintothewholeclass,whichbroughtdramaticchangestome.Istartedtoreflectonthetrueessenceoflifeandsetgoalstoaccomplish.Foranother,yourhelpandsupportinmystudyunleashedtheenormouspotentialinsideme,whichmademereadilyindulgeintheseaofknowledge.Inaword,myappreciationtoyouisbeyondwords.ItisreallyanhonorformetohavebeenyourstudentandIwillalwaysbearyourguidanceandscholarspiritinmind.Bestwishes!Yourssincerely,LiHua鹰潭市2022届高三第二次模拟考试听力原文Text1M:Thecakesare$10each,butifyoubuyanothertwoormore,we’lltake$5offofyourtotal.W:Well,I’mhavingabigpartytonight.So,I’lltakethree.Andcouldyouputtheminabagforme,please?Text2W:Ijustgraduatedfromatopbusinessuniversity.I’mperfectforyourorganization.M:Sorry,ourseniorrolesareonlygiventothosewithyearsofexperience.W:WhatIlackincareerdevelopment,Imakeupforindetermination.Iwishtobeginmycareerhere.Text3W:Justleaveyourkeyunderthemat.I’llvisiteverydaytowalkyourdog.M:ThanksforhelpingwhileI’moutoftown.Here’ssomecash.W:Don’tbother.It’smypleasure.ButImightgrabmyselfasnackwhileI’mthere.Text4M:Thanksforcomingtoourcareerday.I’manastronomer.IstartedthisjobbecauseIlovedlearningaboutouterspace.W:Doyougoonspacemissionsbyrocketsaswell?M:That’sthejobofanastronaut.IviewotherplanetsfromEarth.Text5W:Sir,couldyoushowmesomediamondearrings?Iwanttobuyagiftformydaughter.M:Yes,ma’am.IfImayrecommend,thesegoldnecklacesandringsareinfashionandcurrentlyavailableatamassivediscount.W:Thosearen’treallymydaughter’sstyle.Text6M:Ihavesomuchworktodo.It’stoomuch.Iworkalldayandnight,weekin,weekout.ButifIcomplain,mybosswillbeangry.W:Youcanonlydowhatyoucando.Haveyoutakenanytimeoffrecently?M:Whatisitnow,February?Ihaven’thadtimeoffsincethistimelastyear.(6)W:Youreallyshouldtakeabreak.(7)Thingslookalotclearerwhenyouhavehadsomerest.Gosomewherebeautifulandpeaceful.M:Youareright.Iamthinkingtoomuch.Ineedtogetawayfrommyproblems.Text7M:Melanie,I’mtakingyoutoseesomelivemusictonight.W:Umm...Ithoughtyouhatedmusic.M:Nottrue!Itriedplayingtheguitaronce.(8)W:Andyougaveupafteraweek!(8)Whatever,sure,I’llgo.Whatkindofmusicisit?M:Jazz.W:Youhatejazz!M:Noway!Imean,ifIdid...Idon’tanymore.W:So,whoarewegoingtosee?M:DoyourememberDonnaParkerfromhighschool?(9)W:Yeah.Myfriendwasinherband.Shesangandhewastheirdrummer.(9)M:Shedoeshaveabeautifulvoice,doesn’tshe?(9)W:Shesuredoes.(9)AnditwillbegreattocatchupwithDonnaaftertheshow.Ihaven’tseenhersincewegraduated.M:Let’scleanthehouseandthengointotownearly.There’sanewFrenchrestaurantIwanttotry,too.Text8M:Ha-ha,therearealwayssuchstrangethingstoseeinEngland.Looka