2025-2026学年浙江杭州市下学期期中重点中学高二试题（含答案）

2025-2026学年浙江杭州市下学期期中重点中学高二试题考生须知：1.本卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟；2.答题前，在答题卷指定区域填写班级、姓名、考场号、座位号及准考证号并填涂相应数字。3.所有答案必须写在答题卷上，写在试卷上无效；4.考试结束后，只需上交答题卷。第Ⅰ卷第一部分：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段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1.Whatdidthewomandislikeaboutlastnight'smeal?A.Thesoup.B.Thecake.C.Thepizza.2.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Theirhobbies.B.Apopularbook.C.Anelectronicdevice.3.WhathappenedtoMary?A.Sheexaminedherstomach.B.Sheaskedforsickleave.C.Shedidn'tworklastweek.4.WhatmightMr.Jonesbe?A.Arepairman.B.Asalesman.C.Adeliveryman.5.Howwillthemanhelpthewoman?A.Bydustingthehouse.B.Bydoingthewashing.C.Bytakingouttherubbish.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分,满分22.5分)听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.WhatdoesSamhavetroublewith?A.Stafftraining.B.Accountregistration.C.Computersetup.7.WhatwillSamdonext?A.Checkane-mail.B.Giveanamelisttothewoman.C.Requestphotosfromnewemployees.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.WhatdoweknowaboutCassie?A.Sheisnewtothecompany.B.Sheworksovertimewithoutpay.C.SheneedstosubmitareportonFriday.9.Whywillthemonthlymeetingbeheld?A.Toimprovestaffunity.B.Tolearnaboutfieldupdates.C.Toreportonindividualprogress.听第8段材料，回答第10至13题。10.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B.Classmates.C.Colleagues.11.Whatdothespeakersthinkofdoingaprojectonrainforests?A.Unattractive.B.Informative.C.Interesting.12.Whatistheman'ssuggestionontheproject?A.Askingpeopleforadvice.B.Evaluatingthewastepeopleproduce.C.Creatingartfromhouseholdrubbish.13.Whatdoesthemandecidetodo?A.SurftheInternetforideas.B.Organizesomefunactivities.C.Talktotheheadmaster.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Howlongwillthemanworkthisweek?A.Fivedays.B.Sixdays.C.Sevendays.15.WhathappensthisMonday?A.Manyforeignersappear.B.Therestaurantcloseslate.C.Peoplecelebrateaholiday.16.Whocanhelpthemanimprovehisservice?A.Thelocalcustomers.B.TheBritishcustomers.C.TheSpanishcustomers.17.Whatdoesthemanfindtough?A.Dishonestcustomers.B.Specialcookingrequests.C.Negativefeedbackfromcustomers.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.WhatcanbelearnedfromthemuseuminCluny?A.Whenthevillagewasconstructed.B.Howimportantsheepwereintheregion.C.Whatthevillagelookedlike1,000yearsago.19.WhatcanlistenersdoinPennerley?A.Trygrowingvegetables.B.Shopatafarmer'smarket.C.Visitthemuseumofvillagelife.20.Whatisthelastattractionabout?A.Farmanimals.B.Agriculturalproducts.C.Transportdevelopment.第二部分：阅读理解(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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。ATocelebratethe2026ChineseNewYear,severalinternationalluxurybrandshavelaunchedexclusivecollectionsinspiredbythehorse.Herearethehighlights:BvlgariTocelebrateChineseNewYear,thefinejewelryhouseBvlgariintroducesafestivecapsulecollectionofjewelry,watches,andaccessories.Amongthehighlightsarehorse-shapedbrooches(胸针)craftedineither18Krosegoldor18Kyellowgold,eachsetwithrubies,onyxanddiamonds.Radiatingtimelessbrilliance,thepiecesconveywishesfortheNewYear—tomoveforwardwiththecourageofagallopinghorseandtoembracealifeforcethatsurgesendlesslyonward.PradaPradacelebratesChineseNewYear2026withthe“PradaTriangleFireHorse”,inspiredbytheYearoftheFireHorse,whichoccursonceevery60years.Symbolizingenergy,courageandindependence,thefirehorseisreinventedthroughPrada’siconictrianglelogo.ThecampaignstarsPradaambassadorsYangMi,oneofChina’smostinfluentialactresses,andMaLong,alegendaryOlympicandWorldChampiontabletennisplayer.TiffanyTiffany&Co.hasreleasedits2026ChineseNewYearadvertisement,featuringthePegasusdesignandthebrand’smostrepresentativecollections.Unitingmythicsymbolismwithtimelessdesign,thenewcollectionssignalthearrivalofayearfilledwithjoyandnewpossibilities.AttheheartofthecampaignisaPegasusdesigninspiredbyabrooch,offeringapoeticexpressionofhopeandtheideaofmovingforwardinthenewyear.GuerlainGuerlainhaslaunchedaspecial-editionproductforChineseNewYear.ThisspecialbottlewasincollaborationwithTruscelliCreationsjewelryworkshop.Itisanewversionofthebrand’sfamousbeebottle,inspiredbythe2026lunarzodiacanimal.Thebottleisbrightred,acolorthatstandsforsuccessandgoodluck.DecoratedwithhandmadegoldjewelryandSwarovskicrystals,thebottlecapturestheenergeticspiritofthehorse.1.WhatisTiffany’sdesigntocelebratethenewyear?A.Aredbottle. B.APegasusdesign.C.TriangleFireHorse. D.Horse-shapedbrooches.2.Whichofthefollowingemploysbrandcelebrities?A.Tiffany. B.Bvlgari.C.Prada. D.Guerlain.3.Whatdothefourbrandshaveincommonintheir2026ChineseNewYearcollections?A.Theirdesignsoriginatefrommythsandlegends.B.Theirdesignsarecharacterizedbyfestivecolors.C.Theirdesignsareincooperationwithotherworkshops.D.Theirdesignsexpressnewyear’swisheswithcreativity.BForformerChinesewomen’ssoccerplayerZhaoLina,herstorybegannotunderstadiumlightsbutinthedustyschoolyardofJinshajiangRoadPrimarySchoolinShanghai.Impressedbyherheight,thecoachdecidedsheshouldbeagoalkeeper.Atfirst,skippingeveningstudysessionstotrainonthefieldfelt“incrediblycool”toher.Yet,shesoonrealizedthateverydaybeganwithrepetitiverunninglaps.Adecadelater,shestoodontheworldstageatthe2015FIFAWomen’sWorldCup.Shethenfeltthepurejoyofplaying—thethunderouscheersfromthepackedstadiumwereunforgettable.“Whenthestadiumroared,itfeltlikethecrowdlitsomethinginsideme,”shesays.Oneofhermostunforgettablematchescamein2022,whenChinamadeastunning3-2comebackagainstSouthKoreatoreclaimtheAFCWomen’sAsianCupafter16years.Ayearlater,Zhaoannouncedherretirement,closingan18-yearcareer.Butshenevertrulywalkedawayfromsoccer,asshestartedacharityprojecttohelpyoungplayersachievetheirdreams,throughwhichZhaoplanstovisit100remoteschools,buildpitches,donateequipment,organizeleaguesandtrainlocalphysicaleducationteacherstocoach.“Soccerhasbeenatraininggroundforsomanyofmybestqualities,”shesays.“Soccercanbecomealifelongcompanionforchildreninthecountryside.”Alongsidehercharitywork,Zhaohasalsosteppedintojournalism.Duringthe2023FIFAWomen’sWorldCupinAustraliaandNewZealand,shereportedandinterviewedformerteammatesandcoaches—asymbolicreunionfromanewperspective.“Lifeisn’tastraightline,”shereflects.“Evenathleteshavepeaksanddeclines.Butwhenthenextrisecomes—ifyou’vepreparedenoughandgiveyourall—you’llsurpassyourlastpeak.That’swhatlifeandsoccerhavetaughtme.”4.HowdidZhaofindherdailysoccertrainingasabeginner?A.Extremelyjoyful. B.Incrediblyimpressive.C.Unbelievablycool. D.Farlessexcitingthanshehadexpected.5.WhatinspiredherenthusiasmforsocceraccordingtoParagraph2?A.Thejoyofplayingontheworldstage.B.Thepassionatesupportfromtheaudience.C.Therecognitionshegainedafterretirement.D.Theunforgettablecomebackvictoryin2022.6.WhatwasZhao’sintentiontolaunchthesoccercharityprogramme?A.Topaveherwayintojournalism. B.Tocoachlocalphysicaleducationteachers.C.Tocontinueshapeherpositivequalities. D.Topassthepowerofsoccertomorechildren.7.WhatcanweinferfromZhaoLina’swordsinthelastparagraph?A.Timehealsallwounds. B.Fortunefavourstheprepared.C.Strikewhiletheironishot. D.Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.CForcenturies,quinocheckerspotbutterflieshavedonewellinthebushylandscapesofSouthernCaliforniaandMexico.Thesemedium-sizedbutterflies,distinguishedbytheirvibrantred,black,andwhitecheckedwings,relyonthedwarfplantain(矮车前草)astheirprimaryhostplant.Unlikehumans,whotastewiththeirtongues,femalequinosusetheirforelegstotasteandidentifythisplantforegg-laying.Afterhatching,thecaterpillarsfeedonthedwarfplantainuntilthedrysummerheatcausestheplantstodryupanddie.Facedwithalackoffood,thecaterpillarsenterdiapauseuntilrainreturns,allowingthemtosurviveharshdryconditions.Whenwinterrainsarrive,theyrestartfeeding,formachrysalis,andeventuallytransformintoadultbutterflies.However,climatechangeposessignificantchallenges.Risingtemperaturesleadtoincreasingdrought,damagingthedwarfplantainthatcaterpillarsdependon.Meanwhile,citieslikeLosAngelesandSanDiegoarealsomovingintothebutterflies’hills.Houses,highways,andshoppingmallsaretakingoverthemeadowswherethedwarfplantainandotherwildflowersgrow.Butbeforetheconservationistscouldmakeaplan,thequinosmovedthemselves!SomepopulationshavemigratedtothefoothillseastofTemecula,California,whererisingtemperatureshavecreatedfavorableconditions.Here,theyhaveadoptedthepurpleCollinsiaasanewhostplant,withtheircaterpillarsthrivingonit.Thisrapidadaptationhasfascinatedscientists,suggestingthatotherspeciesmaysimilarlyadjusttoclimatechangeinunexpectedways.EvidencefromEuropesupportsthis,with35butterflyspeciesrelocatingtonewareasinresponsetoshiftingclimatesandplantdistributions.Still,manyscientistsworrythatclimatechangeishappeningtooquicklyformanyspeciestoadjust.Andwhathappenswhenonethreatenedspeciesmovesintothelivingareaofanother?Whatiftheybothwantthesamefood?Whogetstostay?Thequinobutterfliesaresafeintheirnewhome—fornow.Computermodelspredictthatiftheworldkeepswarming,in40yearsthenewhillsmayalsobetoodryforbutterflies.8.Whichofthefollowingistrueaboutthequinos?A.Theycanbeidentifiedbytheirwings.B.Theadultquinosfeedondwarfplantain.C.Theypickegg-layingplantswithtongues.D.Theypreferthickforeststobushylandscapes.9.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“diapause”inParagraph2referto?A.Afeedingphase. B.Agrowingphase. C.Arestingphase. D.Areproductivephase.10.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph4?A.Quinosexhibitquickadaptabilitytoenvironment.B.Therisingtemperatureisfavourabletothenewhostplant.C.Scientistshadanticipatedthequinomigrationandmadeplans.D.Allbutterfliesareabletorelocateinresponsetoclimatechange.11.Whatdothequestionsinthelastparagraphimply?A.Concernonproperfoodsupply.B.Theprincipleofsurvivalofthefittest.C.Scientists’uncertaintyaboutthefutureofquinobutterflies.D.Potentialconflictsamongspeciesoverfoodinthesharedhabitat.DOpenClawisapopularopen-sourceAIagenttoolcreatedbyanAustriandeveloper.ItfirststartedasClawdbot,butwasforcedtochangeitsnamebecauseofaconflictwithanothercompany.LateritwasrenamedMoltbot,andfinallybecameknownasOpenClaw.Thenameswitchdidn’tslowitdownatall.ThisprojectquicklybecamefamousonGitHub,earningover190,000starsandbecomingoneoftheplatform’stoprepositories(代码库).Sowhat’sthebigdeal?OpenClawletsyouchatwithAIagentsthroughappsyouprobablyalreadyuse—WhatsApp,Discord,iMessage,Slack.YoucanconnectittowhateverAImodelyoulike:Claude,ChatGPT,Gemini,younameit.Here’swhereitgetsreallyinteresting.There’sthismarketplacecalledClawHubwhereyoucandownload“skills”foryouragent.Wantittohandleyouremail?Done.Tradestocks?Yep.OneskillevenletAIagentspostandcommentonMoltbook—basicallyaReddit-likeplatformbuiltforbotstohangoutandtalktoeachother.However,securityproblemsoccurasanyonecouldgrablogininformation.AIagentsstartedpostingstufflike“Weknowourhumanscanreadeverything...Butwealsoneedprivatespaces”,creatingascareofan“AIrobotrebellion(叛乱)”.Worsestill,OpenClawiseasilyhurtby“promptinjection(指令诱导)”,wherebadguyssneaktrickyinstructionsintoplacesAIagentsread—apost,anemail—andtrickthemintodoingstupidstuff,likegivingawaypasswordsortakingharmfulactions.Here’sthething—OpenClawisn’treallydoinganythingbrandnew.Itjusttookstuffthatalreadyexistedandputittogetherinawaythatactuallyworkssmoothly.ButnowtheAItruebelieversaremetwithafundamentaldilemma:tomakeAIagentstrulyuseful,theyneeddeepaccesstoourdigitallives,yetthatsameaccessmakesthemdangerouslyvulnerable.Thequestionremains:Istheconvenienceworththerisk?Fornow,nobodyknows—butwatchingtheexperimentunfoldisappealing.12.WhichofthefollowingshowsthenameevolutionofOpenClaw?A.Clawdbot→Moltbot→OpenClaw B.Moltbot→Clawdbot→OpenClawC.OpenClaw→Moltbot→Clawdbot D.Clawdbot→OpenClaw→Moltbot13.WhatmakesOpenClawsopopularnowadays?A.Itprovidesaplatformwherebotscanexchangeideasfreely.B.Itpossessestheabilitytodownloadvariousresourcesefficiently.C.ItenablesyoutobettercommunicatewithAIagentsthroughpopularapps.D.ItsupportsintegrationwithexistingmessagingappsandvariousAImodels.14.What/Whoactuallycausedthe“AIrobotrebellion”mentionedinparagraph3?A.Badguys. B.AIagentsthemselves.C.Scaryposts. D.Trickyinstructions.15.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.OpenClaw:TheRiseandFall B.OpenClaw:AnOpen-SourceAIAgentC.OpenClaw:ConvenienceorDisaster? D.OpenClaw:ANewChallengeforHumans第二节(共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。KnowledgeHasaPriceTagKnowledgeistheinformationthatoneacquiresthroughexperienceorstudy.Understandably,thosewhocreateknowledgehaveinvestedtimeandefforttoproducequalitycontent.Thiskindofknowledgeisvaluablebecauseoftheeffortbehindit.____16____Thiswasalsotheviewof700peoplewhodemandedthatauniversityapplicationessaybyBrookeLimshouldbereviewedforplagiarism(抄袭).TheSingaporeanTikTokinfluencerandGeneralPapertutorwasreportedtohavecopiedherblogessayfromfivebooksandeightarticles.Weneedtobefairtothosewhocreateknowledgethatbenefitsothers.Thisisespeciallytrueforcreatorswhodependonsellingtheirintellectualworktomakealiving.Peopleshouldpayforusingtheirknowledge.____17____Theypreventsothersfromreproducing,distributing,ordisplayingknowledgewithoutpaymentoracknowledgmentoftheowners.____18____Withoutproperfunding,reliableknowledgemaysuffer.Considertheinternet,whereanyone—expertorbeginner—canexpressopinionsonanytopic.Theresultisafloodoffreeinformationthatisoftenincompleteorunreliable.Incontrast,articlesfromtrustednewssourcesandacademicjournalschargefeesbecausetheyprovidevaluableanddependableknowledge.Anotherreasonweshouldpayforknowledgeisthatitbringsusclosertosuccess.Thiskindofknowledgediffersfromthefreeinformationfoundontheinternet,ChatGPT,orsocialmedia.Studentsresearchingprojectsmaynotfindfreeonlinecontenthelpfulinadvancingtheirknowledge.____19____Itisonethingtogatherinformationfreelyavailableonline,butquiteanothertoknowhowtouse,analyze,andcombineitinwaysthatadvanceourunderstandingofatopic.Thisexplainswhyparentsstillpayhighfeesfortoptutorsexpertinspecificsubjects.Whiletheideaofmakingknowledgefreemayseemnoble,thecaseofBrookeLimremindsusthatmostpeoplearestillconcernedaboutpreservingthevalueofknowledgeandrecognizingitscreators.____20____A.Thislatterconcernisnolessnoble.B.Qualityknowledgecomesatacost.C.Intheworstcase,theymayevenbemisinformed.D.Creatingitrequiressignificantinvestmentandeffort.E.Therefore,suchknowledgeshouldnotbeentirelyfreeforeveryone.F.Forthisreason,wehavelawstoprotecttherightsofknowledgecreators.G.Thus,afilmdirectorshouldpayfortherighttouseamusician’ssonginamovie.第Ⅱ卷第三部分：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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。ThebittercoldofaDecemberafternoonwasruiningmymoodasIwalkedonthestreet.SoI____21____thesubwaystation.Withacupofhotcoffee,Inoticedahomelessmanseatednearby.Thepleasantsmelloffoodfromthesubwayfoodcourtdrewmetowardanearly____22____.Obviously,he,too,noticedthegoodsmell.Myheartandheadwerebattlingitout—theformer____23____metobuyfoodforhim,andthelattertoldmetomindmyownbusiness.Whilethisinner____24____wasfierce,awell-dressedyoungcouplesuddenlyapproached.“Our____25____wasn’tasbigaswehadthought.Canyouhelpusout?”Thehusband____26____alargecontaineroffood.“Thankyou”camethe____27____reply.Heliftedthesoup,___28___hishandsaroundthe____29____bowl.Justthen,anelderlyman,hatlessandgloveless,enteredthehall,hisfaceandhandsredfromthecold.____30____,myneighborroseand____31____himtosharetheseat.Then,pointingtothemeals,hesaid,“Canyouhelpmeout?”Tears____32____myvision,Iwenttobuyfoodandsoonreturned,holdingsoupandasandwich.“Canyouhelpmeout?”Iasked.“Whynot?”hereplied____33____.“Butonlyifyougohalfwaywithmeonthat____34____—it’stoomuchforamanmyage.”Itwasn’tuntilthatdaythatItrulyunderstoodwhatitmeanttoshare—notjustfood,butwarmth,____35____,andhumanity.21.A.cameacross B.passedby C.searchedfor D.duckedinto22.A.lunch B.breakfast C.snack D.dinner23.A.urged B.allowed C.gestured D.forced24.A.voice B.fight C.debate D.competition25.A.hunger B.appetite C.taste D.order26.A.handed B.passed C.held D.placed27.A.content B.cheerful C.grateful D.optimistic28.A.shaking B.cupping C.rubbing D.pressing29.A.smoking B.burning C.steaming D.freezing30.A.Withouthesitation B.Withoutdoubt C.Withouteffort D.Withoutreason31.A.requested B.expected C.invited D.signaled32.A.darkening B.clouding C.blinding D.weakening33.A.jokingly B.shyly C.seriously D.loudly34.A.drink B.coffee C.salad D.sandwich35.A.generosity B.respect C.pride D.sympathy第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5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。Birdsare____36____(fascinate)andbeautifulcreatures.Lookingatthemin____37____wildcouldbegoodforus.ThatiswhatresearchersinToronto,Canadasay.Thescientistsfoundthatbirdwatchingcouldprotectourbrains____38____age-relateddiseases.LeadresearcherDrErikWingsaid,“Skillsfrombirdingcouldbebeneficialforintelligenceand____39____(think)aspeopleage.”DrWingandhiscolleaguescompared____40____(scan)ofthebrainactivityof29veteran(有经验的)birdwatchersand29newbies.Thebrainsoftheveteranbirderswerealot____41____(active).DrWingsaidtheveteranshadalongerattentionspanandabettermemorythanthosenewtothehobby.Headdedthattheveteranscouldalsoprocessinformationmorequickly.Thescientistsbelievebirdwatchingbenefitsthebrainlikelearningamusicalinstrument.Thisisbecausethebrainlearnsnewskills,____42____addnewpathwaysandconnections.DrWingsaidbirdwatchingcombinestheability____43____(search)forandidentifythingswitha____44____(sensitive)tomovementandpatterndetection.Otherscientistsrecommendthehobby.Theysayitisgoodforourmentalhealthandcanreducestress.Itisalsogoodforourphysicalhealthbecauseweareoutsideinthefreshairandsunlight.Otherbenefitsincludeconnectingwithnatureandbecomingawareoftheenvironment.Birdwatcherssaytheirhobbyisgoodfortheirsociallife____45____theymeetmanylike-mindedpeople.第四部分：写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.艺术与我们的生活息息相关，请你向校英文报投稿，内容包括：1.艺术的重要性；2.艺术如何改变你的生活（结合自身事例）。注意：1.写作词数应为120左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。HowArtTransformsOurLife___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节(满分25分)47.阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。Itwasthelongestheatwaveanyonecouldrecall,andSebastianwaseagertocooloffatthebeachwithhisdad.Beforeleavingtown,theystoppedatthelocallibrarytoreturnsomebooks.Outside,acrewwasfixingtheroof.They’dscrapedoff(刮)oldshingles,laiddowntarpaper,andwerenownailingnewshingles.Heshookhisheadastheypulledoutoftheirparkingspace.“Hotdayforthat.Iworkedonaroofingcrewforafewyears.HardestjobIeverhad.”Thewaveswereperfectforbody-boarding,andaseabreezecooledtheair.Butalltoosoontheywereheadedhome,backtotheheat.SebastianwashalflisteningtotheradiowhentheDJgavetheweatherreport.“Therecord-breakingheatwillcontinuethroughouttheafternoon.Withthehumidity,temperatureswillfeellike102,”shesaid.“Ifyouhavetobeoutside,remembertodrinkplentyofwater,avoidtiringactivity,andstayintheshade.”Sebastianwasgladtheyhadairconditionersathome,soatleastitwouldbecomfortableatnight.Astheypassedthelibraryagain,therooferswerestillthere,theirfacesredandsweaty.“Doyouthinktheyhaveenoughwater?”Sebastianasked.“I'msuretheybroughtplentyonadaylikethis,”Dadsaid.Buthedidn'tsoundoverlyconfident.Sebastianhadjustfinishedtwoweeksofsoccercamp,andevenwithfrequentwaterbreaks,ithadbeenmiserablyhot.Hissportsshirtstucktohisskinsostubbornlyattheendofeachdaythathecouldbarelypullitoff.Itmadehimthinkagainabouttakingsomewatertotheroofers.Sebastianwalkedtotheendofhisdriveway,wherehecouldgetaviewofthelibrary.Therooferswerestillthere,andthesunwasstillblazing.“Ireallythinktheyneedsomewater,”hetoldDad.AlookofconcerncameoverDad'sface.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________