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8、9WhatisthemanTryingoutaChattingwithaReadingreviewsof回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。(30分)第一节(51.57.5分）WhendoesthewomanadvisethemantoAt1:00 B.At2:00 C.At3:00HowwillthespeakersprobablygettotheBy B.By C.OnWhatwillthewomandothisTakeaFrenchTeachthemanHelpwiththeman’sWhatdoesthewomanaskthemantoTurnontheTurnofftheBringsomeWhatarethespeakerstalkingWheretoWhentoWhatto第二节（151.522.5分5A、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；5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，答6、7两个小题。Howmaythewomanfeelatthebeginningofthe B. C.WhatwillthewomanprobablyGivethemanasetofherChangethelockofherPutherkeysinafixed

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BillBrown,a96-year-oldsoldier,haslivedthrougheverythingfromWorldWarIItotheriseoftheInternet.Butofallthehistoryhe’sseen,BrownsaysitwastheGreatDepressionthatmighthavehadthegreatestimpactonhislife.“PeoplecametohelpmeandmyparentsduringtheDepression,andIalwaysfeltIhadadebt(债务)topay,”Brownsaid.TheBrownshavelivedinBronsonforabout35years.WhenBillwasinhis60s,hetendavegetablegardenattheirhome.Whenevertheyhadalotofproduce,theywouldgivetheirvegetablestonearbyfamiliesinneed.Astheybeganservingmorecommunities,theyfoundedtheChildren’sTable.ThesmallcommunityfoodbankinNorthCentralFloridahasservedthousandsoffamiliesinaroundtencountiesovertheyears.Thesearecountieswithhighpovertyrates,andlittletonopublictransportation,aswellasmanyareasthatcouldbeconsidered“foodIntheseareas,theChildren’sTableisalifeline,notonlyprovidingfreshfoodbuthelpingfamiliesmakeendsmeet.Thefoodbankholdsweeklydistributions(分发)everyMondayatitsheadquartersinBronson.Theyaskforasuggested$10donation捐赠andinreturncustomersreceiveabout$100to$150ingroceries.Thedonationsarewhatkeepstheorganizationrunningbecausetheydon’trelyonoutsidefinancialsupport.Butnooneiseverturnedawayiftheycan’tTheorganizationhasservedmorethan1.5millionmealsthisyearalone.Eachweek,around200carspassthroughtopickupfood.Somebeginarrivingmorethananhourbeforethedistributionstarts,andthelinecanspreadhalfamiledowntheroad.WhatinspiredBillBrowntohelpHisparents’ B.HispastC.Theriseofthe D.ThecrisisfacinghisWhydidtheBrownsfoundtheChildren’sTopromotetheir B.TomakemoneyforaC.Tohelpmore D.ToearnagoodWhatcanweinferfromthelastTheorganizationprovideshigh-qualityPeopleareeagertodonateTheorganizationhaslimitedserviceThereisagreatneedforWhatisthemainideaoftheA.Aman’slifelongcommitmenttopayingforwardB.Acommunity’scollectiveefforttofightagainstC.Afamilygarden’sdevelopmentintoabigD.Asoldier’sremarkablemilitarycareerandpersonal高二英高二英 高二英 ElectricVehiclesGainNewChargingSolution:StreetlightElectricvehicles(EVs)areknownforsavingfuelcostsandreducingemissions.Yet,formanypeoplelivinginapartmentsorbusycityareas,findingaplacetochargetheirEVsremainsachallenge.ThislackofconvenientchargingoptionshassloweddownthewideruseofelectricTotacklethisproblem,researchersfromPennStatehavetestedanewidea:turningstreetlightsintoEVchargers.InaprojectinKansasCity,Missouri,theyupgraded23streetlightssotheycouldalsochargeelectriccars.Theresultsshowedthatstreetlightchargersarecheaper,faster,andbetterfortheenvironmentcomparedtousualchargingstations.SupportedbytheU.S.DepartmentofEnergy,theresearchteamworkedwithcompaniestomodifyexistingstreetlights.Theyalsocreatedapracticalplantohelpothercitiessetupsimilarsystems.Tofigureoutwherechargersaremostneeded,theresearchersstudiedfactorslikehowTheythenusedAImodelstopredictdemandbasedonthisdata.Becausestreetlightsarealreadyinplace,settingupchargersonthemcostsmuchlessthanbuildingnewchargingstations.Anotheradvantageisspeed—streetlightchargerscanchargecarsfaster,likelybecausetheyareconnectedtotheirownpowerlinesandaren’tsharedbymanycarsatonce.Thissystemisalsogreener,asitsavesenergyandcutsgreenhousegasemissionsbyusingspaceswherecarsarealreadyparked.Lookingahead,theresearchersplantoimprovetheirAImodelsbyaddingmoredetailedinformation,suchaslocalincomelevelsandweatherconditions.Thiswillhelpmakesurechargingfacilitiesareplacedfairlyandworkwellindifferentclimates,sinceextremetemperaturescanaffectEVbatteriesandhowoftenpeopledrive.WhatisthemaingoalofthePennStateresearchTocompareelectriccarsandgasolineTobuildamoreconvenientEVchargingToproduceenergy-savingTouseAIformanagingcityHowdidtheresearchersidentifywherestreetlightchargersareBystudyingpublicchargingbehaviorthroughBydesigningausefulplanforByusingAItopredictdemandbasedonkeyByreplacingoldstreetlightswithnewWhatisonebenefitofstreetlightchargersovernormalchargingTheyaremorepopularamong B.TheyneedlessrepairoverC.Theyprovidemuchquicker D.TheyaremadefromgreenerAccordingtothetext,whatisthenextstepfortheresearchToimprovetheirpredictionmodelswithmoredetailedTospreadthesystemtocountrysideareasacrosstheTodevelopnewchargersthatworkinextremeToreducethecostofmakingelectric

Haveyoueverwishedyoucouldturnbacktimeanddosomethingdifferently?Maybeyou’vesaidsomethinghurtfulorfailedatest.Everyonemakesmistakes;theimportantthingisnottopanic.Rememberthatmessingupfromtimetotimeispartofbeinghuman.Whenyoumesssomethingup,it’seasytofeelannoyedandfrustratedwithyourself.Howevermistakesgiveyourbrainachancetoadjustwhatit’sdoingandlearn,soyougetthingsrightinfutureInfact,theyaresuchanimportantpartofbeinghumanthatyourbodyoftenknowsthatyouhavemadethembeforeyoudo.Scientistssaywhenyoumakeamistake,likefallingoffabike,yourbraincreateselectricalactivity.Thissendsasignal(信号)totherestofyourbrainbeforeyouevenhittheground.StudiesshowthesesignalsteachyoutobemorecarefulnextMakingmistakesteachesyouresilience（恢复力）whichmeansbeingabletobounce弹回)backfromdisappointmentsorchallenges.EnglandfootballerLaurenHemp,whowonthewomen’sEuroswiththeLionessesthissummer,sayssometimestheteammakes“mistakeaftermistake”inmatches,butthisjustmakesthemmoredeterminedtoplaybetterEvenwhenthingsaren’tgoingourwaywecanstilltrytoturnitaround,”shesays.Whatseemslikeadisaster灾难atthetimecansometimesbefunnyafterwards.Soifyoucringeaboutsayingthewrongthinginclass,youcouldbesharingajokeaboutitsoon.“TryingtofeelcomfortablewhenthingsgowrongmayseemstrangebutisamorepositivesaysProfessorPragya.Thisisbecauseyouoftenfeelembarrassedbyyourmistakes,soyoutrytohidethemfromothers,whichmakesyoumorelikelytorepeatthem.Whenyou’renotbeinghardonyourself,it’seasiertolearnandthishelpsyoudothingsdifferentlynexttime,sheWhydoestheauthormention“fallingoffabike”inParagraphToprovethateveryonemakessillyToarguethatmakingmistakesisToillustratehowmistakescancausephysicalToshowhowthebrainrespondstoWhatdoestheunderlinedword“cringe”inParagraph3probablyFeel B.FeelC.Get D.GetAccordingtoProfessorPragya,whatisthebestwaytolearnfromTohidemistakesfrom B.TofaceuptomistakesC.Tokeeprepeating D.ToignoremistakesandmoveWhichproverbbestmatchesthemessageconveyedintheBettersafethan B.PracticemakesC.Wherethere’sawill,there’sa D.Failureisthemotherof高二英高二英 高二英 第二节(52.512.5分Bodylanguagereferstothenonverbalsignalsthatpeopleusetocommunicate.Theyincludethingslikegestures,toneofvoice,andeyecontact.Theycanimpacthowpeoplejudgeyouintheworkplace.Becomingawareofthebodylanguageyouusewhencommunicatingcanhelpyouensureyourmessageisbeingdeliveredeffectively.36.Makeeye37.However,it’simportanttoavoidmakingtoomuch.Asimplestrategytoensureyou’remaintainingtherightamountofeyecontactistolookintotheperson’seyeslongenoughtotakenoteoftheireyecolorbeforelookingaway.Thisstrategyensuresyoumakepropereyecontactforalengthoftimethat’snaturalandcomfortabletobothparties.RelaxyourOnestepyoucantaketoimproveyourbodylanguageistorelaxyourshoulders,allowingthemtodroptoacomfortableheight.Shouldersthataretoohighcanmakeyoulook38.BeawareofwheretheyarecurrentlysittingandallowthemtodroptoanaturalNodfromtimetoNoddingisagoodwaytoshowthepersonyou’respeakingwiththatyou’relisteningandengagedinwhatthey’resaying.39.Also,itmakesthemknowthatyouagreewithorareinterestedinthemessagethey’resharing,whichcanhelptoincreasetheirconfidence. Smilewhenyou’refirstintroducedtosomeoneandthroughouttheconversation,whenappropriate.Beawareofyourfacialexpressionsthroughoutthecourseoftheconversation,asanexpressionlessfacecanoftenappearasanangryexpression.Turningupthecornersofyourmouthslightlycangiveyouacalmandpleasantlook.It’simportanttomakeeyecontactwiththepersonyou’respeakingSimilarly,onesthataretoolowcangivetheimpressionthatyou’reHerearesomestepsyoucantaketoimproveyourbodyAsinceresmilecanbrightenupthedarkestSmilefromthebottomofyourBodylanguagecanbeconfusingindifferentIt’sagoodwaytoencouragethemtocontinuewhatthey’re(共两节,30分第一节（15115分A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳Myschool’sannualsciencefairwasapproaching.Forweeks,Ihadbeenworkingonmyproject—asimplebut41modelthatshowedhowsolarenergycouldpowera

fan.Itwasn’tfancy,butIhadbuiltitmyselfwithcareful42Thedaybeforethefair,disasterstruck.Myyoungerbrotherranintomyroom, mymodeloffthedesk.Thewoodenframecracked,andwirescameloose.Istaredat pieces,feelingmyheartsink.Allmyhardworkseemed .Mybrotherlookedupatmewithwide, eyes.“I’msosorry,”hewhispered,hisvoicetrembling.Angerflashedthroughme,butseeinghis to.“It’s...okay,”Isaid,thoughitdidn’tfeelokay.Ihadnotimetorebuild.My48wastorepairitasbestIThatevening,mybrotherquietlybroughtmehisglueandsometape.Withoutaword,hesatbesidemeandheldthebrokenpiecessteady.Asweworkedtogetherin49,anewideabegantoforminmymind.MaybeIcouldchangemyproject’sfocus.Insteadofjustshowingthemodel,Icouldexplaintheprocessof50—howthingscanbefixedandmadeusefulThenextmorning,we51themodeltothefair.Itwasn’tperfect;thecrackswerestill52.Whenthejudge,Mr.Davis,cametomytable,Ifeltnervous.Iexplainedmyoriginalidea,thenpointedtotherepairs.“Lastnight,itwas53,”Isaid.“Butittaughtmethatsustainableenergyisn’tjustaboutnewtechnology.It’salsoaboutnotgivinguponwhatwealreadyhave.”Mr.Davisnoddedslowly,athoughtfullookonhisface.Hedidn’tsaymuch,justaskedafewquestionsbeforemovingon.Ifeltapang(一阵)of54.Maybemypatched-upprojectwastoosimple.Later,duringtheawardceremony,Iwasshockedtohearmynamecalledforthe“MostCreativeConcept”award.Mr.Davisshookmyhandandsaid,“Youshowedreal-worldproblem-solving.That’stheheartofscience.”Lookingatmybrotherinthecrowd,hisfacebeaming55,Iknewthebrokenmodelhadtaughtusbothsomethingmorevaluablethan41.A.B.C.D.42.A.calculation计算B.C.D.43.A.B.C.D.44.A.B.C.D.45.A.B.C.D.46.A.B.C.D.47.A.B.C.D.48.A.B.C.D.49.A.B.C.D.50.A.B.C.D.51.A.B.C.D.52.A.B.C.D.53.A.B.C.D.54.A.B.C.D.55.A.B.C.D.第二节(101.515分1Chinaisalwaysregarded56alargeandpowerfulcountry.About1.4billionpeopleliveinChinaandthereare56ethnicgroupsandthe57(large)groupistheHannationality.OthergroupsincludetheTibetans,theMongols,theNaxi58theTujia.Different59(group)havedifferentcustomsandtraditions.LikeotheraspectsofChineselife,cookingis60(great)influencedbygeographyandethniccultures.Thereareeightmaincookingstyles.Everycookingstyle61(have)itsownChineseartisinfluencedbythecountry’slonghistory.Many62(music)instrumentsareveryimportantpartsofChineseculture.Eastern-stylemartialartswerealsodevelopedinChina,63isthebirthplaceofkungfu.Thisfightingtechniquewasbasedonanimalmovementsandit64(create)inthemiddleofthe1600s.Chinahasspentlargeamountsofmoneyonscienceandresearch.Themostfamousadvancementisthedevelopmentofnewtrainscalled“Fuxingbullettrain”.Thesetrainsareconsideredtobetheworld’sfastesttrains,65(change)Chinesepeople’slife.(40分第一节(15分内容包括：1.你的观点。2.充分的理由注意：1.观点明确2.80-100Isstudyingabroadgoodor

第二节(25分Theschooltalentshowwasjusttwoweeksaway,andthepressurewasincreasing.Formonths,Ihadbeenpracticingmyguitarpieceeveryafternoonwithmybestfriend,Leo.Weweredeterminedtoperformaduet二重奏thatwouldamazeeveryone.Leowasthebetterguitarist,butIhadwrittenthemelody.Itwasourproject,oursecret.LastSaturday,wewereatmyhouse,fine-tuningthefinalsection."Let'stakeabreak,"Leosaid,placinghisguitarcarefullyagainstthesofa."Ineedsomewater."Heheadedtothekitchen.Myphonebuzzedonthecoffeetable.Itwasanotificationfromasocialmediaapp.Outofcuriosity,IpickedupLeo'sphonenexttomine.Itwasunlocked.Amessagepreviewflashedonthescreen:"Hey,aboutthetalentshow,Ithinkyoushouldgosolo.Yourskillsarewastedinaduet."ThesenderwasMark,thecaptainoftheschoolband,whomLeoadmireddeeply.Myheartsank.Leoreturned,smilingwithtwoglassesofwater."Everythingokay?"heasked."Yeah,"Imumbled,puttinghisphonedownasifitwerehotcoal.Icouldn'tbringmyselftoaskhimaboutthemessage.Fortherestofthepractice,Iwasquiet.Themusicsoundedhollow.Thenextdayatschool,IsawLeolaughingwithMarknearthelockers.Hedidn’tmentionanythingaboutgoingsolo.Acolddistancebegantogrowinsideme.Didourfriendshipmeanlittle?Wasourduetjustapityprojectfor1.150ThefollowingpracticeswerefilledwithanuncomfortableOnthedayofthetalentshow,backstagewasnervousand高二英 高二英 PAGE1页（共6页1-5 6-10 16-201．A【原文】M:Mum,I’mleavingforVancouvertomorrowat2:00W:Honey,thereisconstructionontheroadonthewaytothetrainstation.Maybeyoushouldgoonehourearlier.Thatleavesextratimeincaseofbadtraffic.2．CM:Thecarwon’tstart.Ithinkwe’reoutofgas.Maybewecancatchabustogettotherestaurant.W:Therearen’tanybuseshere.Let’swalk.It’snotfar.3．A【原文】M:Canyouhelpmewithmymathshomework?Ican’tdoit.WSureHowabouttomorrowmorning?I’vegotaFrenchclassthisafternoon.M:OK.Thankyou!4．B【原文】WLet’swatchadocumentaryaboutvolcanoes.ButI’mafraidit’stoobrightinhere.CouldyoupleaseturnoffthelightwhileIturnontheTV?M:OK.AndI’llbringsome5．CWWow!LookatallthesedifferentplacestoeatTherearesomanychoices.Whatareyougoingtohave,Dan?M:I’msohungry.Iwantaburgerandalargeorderof 【原文】WTheretheyareAtlastI’vefoundthemI’vebeenlookingforthemeverywhere.M:What?Yourkeys?You’realwayslosingthem.W:Iknow,andIreallythoughtI’dlostthemforgoodthisM:Whydon’tyoumakesureyouputtheminthesameplace?Thenyou’dhavethesatisfactionoffindingthemwheneveryouwantthem.W:Good 【原文】WHi,Tim.WhatareyoulookingM:Oh,I’vebeenreadingsomeonlinereviews.Iwanttobuyadigitalcamera,butI’mstillnotsurewhichonetoget.W:That’stheproblemwithbuyingonefromtheInternet.Youcan’ttrysomethingoutbeforeyoubuyit.Perhapsyoushouldgotoastore.M:It’sashamethatthelocalshophassuchasmallrangeofcameras.There’sthemall,IW:Oh,no,Iwouldn’tgothereatthistimeofyear.It’llbeverycrowded.Theshopdowntheroadisalotbetternowthanitusedtobe.Therearenewowners.Youshouldgiveitatry.M:Okay.Thanksforyour 【原文】W:Now,breatheinandout.Good.I’mgoingtotakeyourtemperature.OK,thatseemsnormal.Nowliedown,please.IfIpushhere,doesithurt?M:Ow!Alittlebit.Doyouthinkit’smyW:Yourheart?Whywoulditbeyourheart?You’resixteenyearsM:MymumsaysIeatthewrongthingsandIeattooquickly.ShethinksI’llhaveaheartW:Isee.Well,yourheartisfine.Ithinkyou’vegotindigestion.Butyourmother’sright—youneedtoeatmoreslowlyandyoushoulddrinkmorewater.I’mgoingtogiveyousomemedicine.Andyoushouldcomebackforachecknextweek.M:Aren’tyougoingtodoabloodtest?W:No,Idon’tthinkthat’snecessary.M:Ohgood,thankyou. 【原文】M:Hi,youmustbeSarah.Icantellfromyourpicture.I’mMichael.Finallywemeet!Sowe’regoingtobeclassmatesthissemester!W:Yes,Irecognizeyoufromyourphoto,too!I’msogladtomeetyouinperson.IseefromyourT-shirtthatyoulikebaseball.I’mabigfan,too!M:Well,theT-shirtwasapresentfrommybrother,who’sabaseballplayer.Lookattheback—ithasaphotoofalltheplayersonhisteam.Theywonthecitychampionshipthissummer.W:That’sgreat.Ilovetowatchbaseball.Whataboutyou?Doyouplayasport?M:Yes,Iplaytennis.Whatelsedoyouliketodo?W:Well,whatIliketodobestisdance.I’mstudyingclassicalballet,butIalsoliketodancetopopmusic.M:Cool.Doyouwanttocheckoutthelocalclubsthisweekend?W:Oh,yeah.Andtherestaurants,too.Speakingofthat,I’mM:Metoo.Howabouttryingtheplaceupthestreet?I’dliketogetagoodhamburger.W:Let’sgo! 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