2026年江苏南通市海门区东洲国际学校中考英语模拟试卷（含答案）

第=page11页，共=sectionpages11页2026年江苏南通市海门区东洲国际学校中考英语模拟试卷一、语法选择：本大题共15小题，共15分。HelenKellerwasbornin1880.Attheageof19months，Helenwasahappy，healthychild.Shewasalreadysaying（1）______words.Thenshehadahighfever（2）______causedhertobecomedeafandblind.Shebecameverysadbecauseshe（3）______talk.Thefamilyknewthey（4）______todosomethingtohelpher.

Theyfoundateacherwho（5）______AnneSullivan.MissSullivanherselfhadbeenblind，（6）______shehadanoperationandgothersightback.Sheunderstood（7）______Helenwasfeeling.ShetaughtHelenthesignsforthelettersofthealphabet（8）______.Thenshewould"spell"thewordsinHelen'shand（9）______withher.OnedayAnneledHelen（10）______thewaterpumpandpumpedwateronherhand.ShespelledthelettersW-A-T-E-R（11）______thewaterranoverHelen'shand.Shedidthisoverandoveragain.AtlastitdawnedonHelenthattheword"water"meantthewaterwhichshefeltpouringoverherhand.Thisopenedupawholenewworldfor（13）______.SheraneverywhereaskingAnnethenamesofdifferentthingsandAnnewouldspellthewordsinherhand.Thiswasthekeywhichunlockedtheworldforher.

Thenshewentto（13）______college，herteacherAnnewentwithherandtappedoutthewordsoftheinstructorsintoherstudent'shand.Helenhadan（14）______memory，andshealsohadskillsveryfewpeoplehaveeverbeenabletodevelop.Whileshewasincollege，shewroteherbookcalled"TheStoryofMyLife".Shebecamefamousandtraveledaroundtheworldspeakingtogroupsofpeople.HelenKellerwassuccessfulbecauseofherdetermination.However，manypeoplehelpedher.（15）______personinherlifewasAnneSullivanwhostayedwithherfor50years.1.A.few B.afew C.little D.alittle2.A.who B.what C.which D.whose3.A.needn't B.mustn't C.couldn't D.shouldn't4.A.had B.has C.have D.werehaving5.A.name B.named C.isnamed D.wasnamed6.A.so B.but C.though D.because7.A.why B.that C.what D.when8.A.patient B.patients C.patience D.patiently9.A.communicate B.communicated C.communicating D.tocommunicate10.A.to B.in C.of D.on11.A.as B.if C.until D.unless12.A.she B.her C.hers D.herself13.A.a B.an C.the D./14.A.amaze B.amazed C.amazing D.amazement15.A.Moreimportant B.Themostimportant

C.Moreimportantly D.Themostimportantly二、单选题：本大题共15小题，共15分。16.Itwasnotuntilshetookoffherstylishsunglasses，whichshehadboughtlastsummer，________Ifinallyrecognizedherasthefamousactresswhostarredinthataward-winningfilm.（）A.that B.when C.which D.where17.Myparentsseemedtohavelots_______beforeIwenttocollege.Infact，it'snotnecessarythatthey'llbe_______deadinalongtimeofdeparture（离开）（）A.toworry；aswellas B.toworryabout；asgoodas

C.worryingabout；sogoodas D.worry；sowellas18._______theslowandsteadyeconomicgrowthinthefirstquarter，thesecondquartersawasharpdeclineinseveralkeyindustries.（）A.Incontrastwith B.Incontrastto

C.Incontrast D.Contrastingwith19.AccordingtoGeorgeBernardShaw，wegrowoldbecause_______.（）A.westopplaying B.wekeepplaying

C.weworktoohard D.wehavenofriends20.Dina，_______formonthstofindajobasawaitress，finallytookapositionatalocaladvertisingagency.（）A.struggling B.struggled

C.havingstruggled D.tostruggle21.Whentwoconsonantsoundsoftwowordsmeet，andthefirstconsonantsoundis_______，wesometimesdonotneedtopronounceit（）A.voiceless B.voiced C.aspirated D.unaspirated22.JaneGoodall，afamousEnglishzoologist，hasmadegreatcontributionstotheworkof________wildlife，especiallychimpanzees.

WhichofthefollowingisNOTsuitablefortheblankinthesentence？（）A.caring B.saving C.protecting D.conserving23.Mostemployees________thenewpolicymadebythedirector，andtheyfeel________aboutthepotentialnegativeresultsthepolicywillbring.（）A.arefor；unhappy B.dislike；excited

C.against；unhappy D.areagainst；worried24.Jackis_______tocomeandhelpuswiththistaskthisafternoon.I'msurethetaskwillbemade_______afterhecomes.（）A.likely；easily B.possible；easy

C.likely；easy D.possible；easily25._______differentcultureshavedifferentwaysofcelebratingfestivals.（）A.Itisknownthat B.Asisknowntoall

C.Whatisknown D.Whichisknownthat26._______advantagesofhisexperienceinpolitics.Democraticpresidentialnominee（候选人）JoeBiden，_____USpresidentontheeighth，November8，2020，predictedtocarryoutaseriesofnewrulesinthenearfuture.（）A.Taking；waselected B.Taking；iselected

C.Took；elected D.Taken；hadbeenelected27.Which"go"hasthesamemeaningasthatinthesentence"Idoubtifhewillacceptmyadvice，butI'llgiveitago"？（）A.Maryisfullofgothismorning.

B.Ittookherthreegoestogetitright.

C.Whosegoisittocleantheclassroom？

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entered三、阅读理解：本大题共15小题，共30分。AWhatisyourearliestchildhoodmemory？Canyourememberlearningtowalk？Ortalk？Thefirsttimeyouwatchedatelevisionprogram？Adultsseldomcallbackeventsmuchearlierthantheyearorsobeforeenteringschool，justaschildrenyoungerthanthreeorfourseldomrememberanyspecific，personalexperiences.It'sasifacurtainisdrawnovertheearlyyearsofourlives，hidingawaycountlesspreciousmoments.

Avarietyofexplanationshavebeensuggestedbypsychologistsforthis"childhoodamnesia".Someproposedthatthebrain'smemory—formingstructuresaren'tfullydevelopedinearlychildhood.Othersthoughtitcouldbeduetothelackofasenseofself-identityinyoungchildren.NowAnnetteSimms，apsychologistofRiverdaleUniversity，offersanewexplanationforchildhoodamnesia.AccordingtoDr.Simms，childrenneedtoleartousesomeoneelse'sspokendescriptionoftheirpersonalexperiencesinordertoturntheirownshort-term，fast-forgottenimpressionsofthemintolong-termmemories.Inotherwords，childrenhavetotalkabouttheirexperiencesandhearotherstalkaboutthem.Withoutthisverbalreinforcement（语言强化），childrencannotformpermanentmemoriesofwhattheyhaveexperienced.

Sowhyshouldpersonalmemoriesdependsoheavilyonhearingthemdescribed？Dr.Simmspresentsevidencethatthehumanmindorganizesmemoriesinthatway-Childrenwhosemotherstalkwiththemabouttheday'sactivitiesbeforebedtimetendtoremembermoreoftheday'sspecialeventthanthosewhosemothersdon't.Talkingaboutaneventinthiswayhelpsachildtorememberit.Andlearningtoorganizememoriesasacontinuousstoryisthekeytoapermanentmental"autobiography（自传）"ofimportantlifeevents.Dr.Simmssuggeststhatwehumansmaybebiologicallyprogrammedtoturnourlifeexperiencesintoanovel.

"Thekeytocreatingthismentallifestoryislanguage，"saysDr.Simms."Childrenlearntotalkaboutthepast，"shesays."Talkingtoothersabouttheirshort-termmemoriesofthepastleadstotheestablishment（建立）oflong-termmemories."Onewayitdoesthisisbyhelpingachildtorecognizethattheretellingofanexperienceisjusttheexperienceitself，recreatedintheformofwords.Thechildlearnsthatthis"word-description"ofanexperiencecanthenbestoredinthememoryandcalledbackatanytime.Butachild'slanguageskillsareusuallynotreadyforthisuntiltheageofthreeorfour，sotheyhavenowaytoremembertheearliestoftheirexperiences.31.Accordingtothepassage，howcanchildrenformlong-termmemories？______A.Theycancreateastoryintheirownways.

B.Theycansharetheirexperienceswiththeirparents.

C.Theycanbepatienttowaitthemselvestogrowolder.

D.Theycandevelopgoodrelationshipswiththeirfriends.32.AccordingtoDr.Simms，whycan'tchildrenformlong-termmemoriesbefore3？______A.Becausetheycan'tremembertheirexperiences.

B.Becausetheyhaven'tdevelopedenoughlanguageskills.

C.Becausetheyhaven'tlearnedtowriteanovelbythemselves.

D.Becausetheycan'ttellthedifferencesbetweenmemoriesandexperiences.33.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout？______A.Thelinkbetweenchildhoodmemoriesandstorytellingskills.

B.Howlanguageskillsimprovetheabilitytoformlong-termmemories.

C.Howverbalreinforcementhelpschildrencreatelong-termmemories.DThedifferencebetweenshort-termandlong-termmemoriesinchildren.B

（NancyliveswithBillSikes，adangerousthief（小偷），andsheisalsopartofthecriminalworldhebelongsto.Oliverisayoungorphan（孤儿）whoisindanger，asSikesplanstoharmhim.）

Scene

OneNancyhadknownSikesforalongtime.Shehadlearnedtoreadhismoodsbythesoundofhisfootstepsandthelookinhiseyes.

Thatnight，thedarkroomsmelledofsmokeanddamp（潮湿的）walls.Shadows（阴影）movedonthewalls，makingtheroomfeelsmallerandcolder.AsSikesspokeofOliver，hisvoicewascalm，whichscaredhermorethanhisanger.

"You'lldoasIsay，"hetoldher.

Nancysaidnothing，buthiswordslayheavilyonhermind.Sheheldthetablehard，tryingnottoshake.

Scene

TwoLater，whenSikeshadgoneout，Nancysatalone.Thehousewassilentexceptforthefloormakingnoise.ShethoughtofOliver—small，helpless，andsurroundedbypeoplewhowantedtohurthim.

"I'mnobetterthantherest，"shesaidtoherself."Butheisdifferent."

Thecoldwindpressedagainstthewindow，makingtheroomfeelevenlonelier.Atlast，shestoodup，pulledhercoatcloselyaroundher，andwentoutintothedarkstreets，wherestreetlightsshoneonthewetstoneroad.

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ThreeNancymetRoseMaylieandMr.Brownlowinsecret.Fogwasaroundtheirfeet.Nancyspokequicklyandeverytimesheheardvoicesfaraway，shelookedback.

"Iamthecauseofallthis.Iamnotworthyournoticeoryourkindness.Idon'taskyoutopityme，"shesaid."—onlytoprotecttheboy."

Theylistenedinsilence.Whenshefinished，Rosereachedforherhand，butNancydrewitback（撤回）.

"It'senoughthatyouknow，"Nancysaid."Imustgo."

Scene

FourNancyreturnedtoSikes.Theroomstillsmelledofsmoke.Acoldwindcamethroughthesmallwindow，makingthecurtainsmovealittle.Sheknewwhatherchoicemightcosther，butshedidnotregretit.

Sikessatonawoodenchair，hiseyesfixedonherasiftryingtoreadhermind.

"You'vebeenout，"hesaid.Nancystoodnearthedoor，herhandsfoldedinfront.

"Yes，"Nancyanswered.

Nothingmorewassaid，butthedangerhadalreadybegun.

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Twist34.WhatscaredNancymostaccordingtoSceneOne？______A.Sikes'shouting. B.Sikes'calmvoice.

C.Shadowsonthewall. D.Thesmellofsmoke.35.WhatcanweinferaboutNancyfromherwordsinSceneThree？______A.SheplannedtoleaveLondon.

B.SheexpectedtopunishSikes.

C.ShecaredmoreaboutOliverthanherself.

D.ShewishedRoseandBrownlowtosaveher.36.HowdidNancy'sfeelingschangefromSceneTwotoSceneFour？______A.Calm→nervous→angry B.Angry→uneasy→calm

C.Uneasy→angry→calm D.Uneasy→nervous→calm37.Eachfollowingpicturematchesonescene.Whichsceneismissing？______A.SceneOne. B.SceneTwo. C.SceneThree. D.SceneFour.C

Scientistsareconfusedabouttwonewlydiscoveredstars.Thetwostars，oneofwhichwasannouncedthismonthinthejournalNature，sendoutlongpulses（速冲）ofradiowavesaboutevery20minutes.Thismeanstheymovemuchmoreslowly，andtheyhaveothercharacteristicsthatastronomerscan'texplain."Weareallstillquiteamazed，"saysastronomerNatashaHurley-Walker，wholedthediscoveryofbothofthesesurprisingsources.

Themysterybeganin2021，whenHurley-Walkerandhercolleaguesdiscoveredaslowlyrepeatingradiopulse.Itshoneforthreemonths.Butbythetimetheydiscovereditintherecords，itsactivityhaddieddown，andithadbecomeinvisibleintheskies.InaJanuary2022paper，thescientistssuggestedtheobjectcouldbeakindofstarcalledamagnetar（磁死星）.Buttheobject，withthenameGLEAM-XJ162759.5-523504.3，sentoutapulseevery18minutesinsteadofeveryfewsecondslikeknownmagnetars.

ItalsohadnoX-raysignalassociatedwiththeradioemission（放射），whichdoesn'tfitwithmagnetartheories.Andstrangely，theobject'smagneticfieldwaslikelymuchstrongerthanpreviouslyseen.Sothescientistsbeganlookingforothersimilarobjects.InJune2022，Hurley-Walkerandhercolleaguesbeganobservingtheentirevisibleskyeverythreenights.Almostimmediately，theyfoundsomethingthatsentoutaradioflashevery21minutes.

Atfirstglance，itlookedsimilartothepreviouslydiscoveredobject.Butoncetheteambegantodigthroughdataforadditionalpulsesfromthissource，namedGPMJ1839-10，theobjectseemedmoreperplexing.Unlikethefirststar，thesignalofJ1839-10wasdetectedoverdecades.

Fornow，researchersassumebothobjectsarethesame.Butwhywouldoneflashforthreemonthsandtheotherfor33yearsandcounting？"Idon'tknow，"saysHurley-Walker."That'stheproblem."38.Whatcanbelearnedaboutthetwonewlydiscoveredstars？______A.TheyweremadepublicinNaturethismonth.

B.Theymoveattheslowestspeedofallknownstars.

C.Theysendoutshortradiowavesevery20minutes.

D.Theyareunlikethestarsastronomershaveseenbefore.39.Howoftendoknownmagnetarssendoutapulse？______A.Every18minutes. B.Every20minutes.

C.Every21minutes. D.Everyfewseconds.40.Whatdrovescientiststolookforthesecondstar？______A.Strangecharacteristicsofthefirststar.

B.Theassumptionofthemagnetartheories.

C.Radiowavesresearchproject.

D.Thegovernment'sguidanceprogram.41.What'sHurley-Walker'sreactiontowardstheresultoftheirobservation？______A.Critical. B.Puzzled C.Defensive D.Favorable.D①Lifeisfullofunexpectedmoments—likeasuddentestorafriendforgettingourplans.Whenthesehappen，weoftenfaceachoice：toreact（反应）rightaway，ortorespond（回应）thoughtfully（深思熟虑地）？Thesetwowordssoundsimilar，buttheyaredifferentwaystosolveproblems.Knowingthedifferencehelpsusmakesmarterchoices.

②Reactingiswhatourbraindoesnaturally—it'sfast，anditcomesfromourfirstfeelings.Herearethesituations：ifyougetabadtestgrade，youmightthrowthepaperangrilyorsay"I'mterrible!"withoutthinking.Ifafriendbreaksyourfavouritepencil，youmightshoutathimbeforehesayssorry.That'sreacting：somethinghappens，strongfeelingscome，andyouactwithoutpausing（停顿）.Thisoftenleadstoregrets（后悔），becauseyoudon'ttaketimetocooldownorseethewholepicture.

③Responding，however，ismorethoughtful.Beforesolvingtheproblem，ithelpstocreatemorespace.Thisspacehelpsustonoticeourfeelingsandunderstandthesituationclearly.Itmaytakelongertime，butwe'llgreatlyavoidourregretslater.Fourstepshelpusrespondinasmartway：pause，process，plan，andact.

④Thiswayofrespondingworksformanykindsofproblems.Wemightjustforgetourhomeworkathomeorhaveanfightwithafriend.Insteadofreactingrightaway，trythefollowingfoursteps：first，stopandtakethreedeepbreaths.Second，saytoourselveshowwe'refeelingandfindoutwhattheproblemis.Third，thinkaboutwhatchoiceswehave.Fourth，choosethebestoneanddoit.

⑤AstudyfromUCLAshowsthatasimplethingworksoutwellwhenwe'reprocessing—speakingoutourfeelingslikesaying"I'mworried，"or"I'mangry."Itcangreatlymakeusfeellessworried，becausewejumpoutofthesituationtoseethewholepicture.

⑥Ateverycrossroad，wemaymeettheunexpectedmoments.Thechoicebetweenreactingandrespondinggreatlyaffectsourlifejourney.Bypracticingtheartofthoughtfulresponseagainandagain，wechangetheunexpectedintochancesforimprovingourselves.42.Accordingtothepassage，whichtwoadjectivesbestdescribe"reacting"？______A.Fastandthoughtful. B.Slowandnatural.

C.Fastandnatural. D.Slowandunexpected.43.HowdoesthewriterexplaintheideaofreactinginPara.2？______A.Bygivingexamples. B.Bylistingreasons.

C.Bymakingcomparisons. D.Byaskingquestions.44.Whichshowstherightorderofthe4respondingstepsfromthepassage？

（Youforgottobringyourbooktoschool...）Step1Step2Step3Step4ATake3deepbreaths.Runtoasktheteacheratonce."WhydidIforget？""CouldIborrow

onefromothers？"BCloseeyesfor3seconds."TherealproblemisthatIhavenobook.""CouldIborrowonefromAmyorasktheteacherforhelp？"GotoaskAmypolitely.CTake3slowbreaths."CouldIborrowonefromTomorasktheteacherforhelp？"AskTomforhelp."DidIcheckmybagbefore？"D"Ohno!Iforgotmybook!"Take3deepbreaths."Whydidn'tmomcheckmybag？"Callmominclass.______A.A B.B C.C D.D45.Whatisthebeststructureofthepassage？______A.

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D.四、任务型阅读-完成表格：本大题共1小题，共10分。46.You'redoinghomeworkandahardquestionappears.Youdon'tknowtheanswer.Manystudentswillreachfortheirsmartphonestolookuptheansweronline.Whileconvenient（方便的），isthisagoodstudymethod？

ArnoldGlass，apsychologyprofessorintheUS，carriedoutastudyonthisissue.Overaperiodof11years，Glassstudiedtheacademicperformanceofthousandsofcollegestudents.Hefoundthatwhile14percentofstudentsscoredloweronexamsthanhomeworkin2008，thenumberroseto55percentin2017whenmorestudentsstartedusingsmartphonestohelpwithhomework.

Lookingupanswerswillclearlyhelpstudentsgethighhomeworkscores.However，thisoftenleadstostudentsquicklyforgettingboththequestionandanswer，Glasssaid'Asaresult，theytransform（转化）homeworkfromwhathasbeen，untilnow，ausefulexerciseintoameaninglessritual（惯例）thatdoesnothelpinpreparingforexams，"henoted.

Instead，Glasssaidstudentsshouldreadahomeworkquestion，thinkaboutitandgenerate（给出）theirownanswer.Doingthisfirst，andcheckinganansweronlineafterward，willhaveapositivelong-termeffectonexamscores.However，ifyoufindandcopythecorrectanswer，you'llbelesslikelytorememberitinthefuture.

Ofcourse，usingdevices（设备）tolookupanswersisnothingnew，butGlass'sstudydoeshighlight（提问）somethingimportant.Gettingtherightanswerquicklymaynotgetusthebestgradeintheend.

ProblemManystudentslookuptheansweronlinewhenahardquestionappears.ResultofthestudycarriedoutontheissueThenumberofstudentsscoredloweronexamsthanhomeworkin2017was（1）______thanthatofstudentsin2008whenstudentsusedsmartphonestohelpwithhomework.AdvantagesoflookingupanswersItwillclearly（2）______students'homeworkscores.DisadvantagesoflookingupanswersThequestionwillnotberemembered，（3）______willtheanswer.Waystodealwiththeproblem（4）______checkingtheansweronlinebeforeyoureadahomeworkquestion，thinkaboutitandcomeupwithyourownanswer.ConclusionIt'snothingstrangetolookupanswer，butwhat（5）______mostisthatgettingtherightanswerquicklymaynotgetyouthebestgradefinally.五、选词填空-短文：本大题共1小题，共5分。47.

enjoy，have，write，tell，notbeDearBill，

Thankyouforallyourkindness.Ihadareallywonderfultimestayinginyourhouseforamonth.I（1）______allmyclassmatesaboutmystayinChinaafterIgotback.WouldyouliketovisitmeinAmericanextAugust？MyyoungerbrotherAndywillspendhisholidaysinJapannextsummer，soyoucanusehisroom.

But（2）______surprisedwhenyouseetheroom.Andyiscrazyaboutfootballandhe（3）______manypicturesoffamousfootballplayersonthewall.Buthisroomisverycomfortableandyou（4）______stayinginit.IshareacomputerwithAndy.I（5）______theemailonitrightnow.Youcanusethecomputerwhenyoucome.I'msureyouwilllikeAmerica.SayhellotoeveryoneinyourfamilyandotherChinesefriendsforme.

Writetomesoon.

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六、阅读填空：本大题共1小题，共10分。48.FreshfromwinningasilvermedalattheFIBAWomen'sBasketballWorldCup,China'sheadcoachZhengWeiremainedclear-mindedaboutthelatestachievementandwishedherteamto(1)c______togrow.Atthe2022FIBAWomen'sWorldCup.Chinareachedtheirfirstsemifinalsinmajorcompetitionsinalmostthreedecadesbefore(2)l______totheUnitedStatesinthefinaltogetasilvermedalforthesecondtimeinhistory."Thisresultisbetterthanexpected,asourinitial(初的)goalwastodobetterthanthelasttime(asixth-placedfinish),"Zhengsaidinan(3)i______withXinhuaonSunday,addingthatherplayersdaredtofightintheirownstyle,whichis(4)t______remarkable.SydneyisafamiliarplacetoZheng.In1994,(5)a______abasketballplayer,sheandherteammatesfinishedrunners-upattheformerlyknownFIBAWorldChampionshipforWomenZhengsaidthatSydneyisa"blessedland"fortheChinesewomen'sbasketballteam.The59-year-oldwasappointedheadcoachinMayafterworkingasanassistantcoachwithintheteamformorethanadecade.Shebelievedthatthenewrole(6)m______adifferentworkingstyle."WhileIwasanassistantcoach,Itookcareoftheplayers.ButnowIhavetobe(7)s______withthemsothattheycouldgivefullplaytotheirpotential(潜能),"shesaid.ZhengisstillawareofthegapbetweenChinaandthosestrongsides,(8)e______theUnitedStates,whohavewontheWorldCupfourtimesinarow.However,Zhengstressedthattheteamisquite(9)y______withanaverageageofbelow26."Thatmeanstheystillhaveroomto(10)i______"shesaid"Theydon'thavemuchexperienceinmajorinternationalevents.Givenenoughtime,theyareboundtogofurther."(1)

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七、单词拼写-单句：本大题共6小题，共6分。49.Actioniswhat

（要紧），nottalks，orideas，orevenhowmuchmoneyyouhave.50.Ican'twait

（选修……课程）DIY.

metoo!It'ssomuchfun.51.—Nowtoomanyteenagershaveseriouseyeproblems.

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（必须警告他们要远离）electronicgames.（warn）52.—Look!Howclosetheoldbuildingistothehighway.It'sdangerous.

—Iwonder

（妨碍交通的建筑物是否会被拆除）inthefuture.（pull）53.OnFebruary18，NASA'sperseverancerover（"毅力"号火星车）madeahistoriclandingonthe

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（give）totheforeignteacherasagiftwhenheleftChinalastweek.56.Kateneedsanewoperationanditmightbeheronlyhopeof

.（survive）57.Thesmalltownisknownforits

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______weturnoffthelightsforanhour？63.Thegirlwithaflowerinherhandismysister.（改为含定语从句的复合句）

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aflowerinherhandismysister.十、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共20分。64.

Onemorning，myfamilyandIwokeupandwenttoeatbreakfast—untilweheardbarkingandscratchingatthedoor.Whenmymomopenedthedoor，wesawapuppy（小狗）.Welookedaroundtoseeiftherewasitsowner，buttherewasnoone.Wetookitinsideandfedit.

AlthoughIwantedtokeepthepuppy，wedecidedtolookfortheowner.Welookedallday，butwefailed.Weplannedtolookforitsownerthenextday.

ThenextdaymyfamilyandIlookedforthedog'sowner.Itwassohardtofinditsowner.Wewerelookingforflyers（传单）thatinvolvedthepuppy，butnoluck.Wewouldn'thavegivenupbecauseit'sapuppyanditneedsitsowner.

"Wewon'tstoplookingforitsowner，"mymomanddadsaidtome."Andwearegoingtotakecareofthe