2026年辽宁实验中学高三高考模拟考试英语试卷（含答案解析）

试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页2026年4月高三年级模拟考试英语科试卷第一部分听力(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。每段录音播放两遍。1．HowdoesEmilysound?A．Upset. B．Relieved. C．Cheerful.2．WhatdoesthemanwanttoimproveinhisEnglish?A．Communicationskills. B．BusinessEnglish. C．Hisaccent.3．Whendoesthewomanexpecttobeserved?A．At7:00. B．At9:00. C．At11:00.4．Howdoesthewomanstaysliminwinter?A．Bygoingtothegym. B．Bytakingwalks. C．Byeatinglessfood.5．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inalaundryroom. B．Inasnackbar. C．Inadentalclinic.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。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatarethespeakersdoing?A．Recommendingamovie. B．Talkingaboutafilm. C．Discussinganactor.7．Whatdotheythinkissatisfyingaboutthefilm?A．Theacting. B．Theplot. C．Theaction.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8．WhatdoesLindaenjoyinretirement?A．Teaching. B．Dancing. C．Writing.9．WhatmayJordan’soccupationbe?A．Aprogrammer. B．Azookeeper. C．Ateacher.10．Whatproblemdomanypeoplefacerightafterretiring?A．Financialpressure. B．Healthissues. C．Anaimlessstate.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11．Whatistheman’sattitudetowardsanelectricvehicle?A．Uncertain. B．Dismissive. C．Favorable.12．Whatistheadvantageofself-driving?A．Easyparkingoperation.B．Automaticspeedadjustment.C．Lowpowerconsumption.13．Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A．Rentanelectriccar. B．Drivetheman’scar. C．Purchaseagascar.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14．WhatistheproblemwithJason’sspeech?A．Thecontent. B．Thelength. C．Thedelivery.15．Whatdoesthewomansayaboutmemorizingthespeech?A．Readingthespeechrepeatedly.B．Connectingwithhisexperiences.C．Usinganoutlineandremindingcards.16．Whatisthewoman’sfinalsuggestion?A．Employhumorousstories. B．Usefood-relatedtopics. C．Buysomecoffee.17．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Classmates. B．Waiterandcustomer. C．Motherandson.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．Whatdoesthespeakermainlytalkabout?A．Anapp. B．Asmartwatch. C．Alifestyle.19．Whatmadequantificationtoolseasilyaccessible?A．Reasonablypriceddevices. B．Publichealthawareness. C．Popularsocialmedia.20．Whydopeoplesharesummarycharts?A．Toattractfollowers. B．Toreflectandrecollect. C．Tomonitorfitness.第二部分阅读（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。ATheGreatBritishMuseumpagesfeaturearangeofexcitingresources,includingvirtualtourswithGoogleStreetView,objecthighlights,andfacts.Belowyou’llfindalistofgalleriesondifferentfloors,togetherwithtwogalleriescreatedespeciallyforouronlineaudience.TheLowerFloorTheAfricaGalleriesinRoom25revealtheextraordinarycultural,artisticandhistoricaldiversityandcomplexityofthecontinentrepresentedbythecollections.TheinclusionofcontemporaryartthroughoutthegallerieshighlightsthecontinuingbeautyofartinandaboutAfrica,bothbyartistslivingonthecontinentandthoseworkingoutsideit.TheGroundFloorTheCollectingtheWorldGalleryinRoom2celebratessomeofthecollectorswho,indifferentways,haveshapedtheMuseumoverfourcenturies,alongwithindividualsandorganizationswhocontinuetoshapeitsfuture.Thenext-doorgalleriesexploreaspectsofcollectinglikeEnlightenmentinRoom1andRenaissancemasterpiecesinRoom3.TheUpperFloorThegalleryinRoom33explorestheculturesofChinaandSouthAsiathrougharangeofsplendidobjects.OnehalfpresentsthehistoriesofChinafrom5000BCtothepresent:fromMingdynastyblue-and-whiteporcelain(瓷器)tomodernworksofart.ThedisplaysfeaturetherichnessofartandmaterialcultureinChina.TheotherhalfpresentsSouthAsia’smanyhistorieschronologically(按年代地)andbyregion.InRoom33b,theobjectsondisplaywillshowthehistoryofjade,amaterialofthehighestvaluesinceancienttimes,prizedforitsbeautyandmagicalproperties.21．WhatcanbefoundinRoom25?A．GalleriesaboutAfricancultureandart.B．VirtualtourswithGoogleStreetView.C．ContemporaryartgalleriesaboutAustralia.D．ArtistslivingonthecontinentofAfrica.22．WhichroomhonorsthecontributorsoftheMuseum?A．Room25. B．Room2. C．Room3. D．Room33.23．WhichmightbeareviewfromavisitortotheUpperFloor?A．Arriveearlyincaseofalongqueue.B．ItisfuntotalkwithcollectorsaboutAfrica.C．China’sculturalheritageissecondtonone.D．Thestoriessharedbytheindividualsaregreat.BForhis80thbirthday,mygrandfather,amanwhohadfixedeverythingwithhislargehands,receivedatabletfrommycousin.Wegatheredaround,expectinghimtobepleased.Instead,heheldthedeviceasifitwereaforeignobject,histhumbhoveringawkwardlyoverthescreen.Hegaveapolitesmilethatdidn’treachhiseyes,andthensetitaside.Laterthatday,Ifoundhiminhisworkshop—histruekingdom,filledwiththesmellofwoodandoil.Thetabletwaslyinguntouchedonashelf,gatheringdustnexttojarsofnails.“It’stoo...clean,”heexplainedtome.“There’snoweighttoit,noresistance.Howcanyoutrulyfixsomethingyoucan’tfeel?”Then,oneSaturdaymorning,heannouncedhewasclearingoutthegarage.Butwhatemergedfromthegaragewasnotbagsoftrash,butaparadeofneighborhoodkids,eachcarryingabicyclewithaproblem:aloosechain,awobblingwheel,astubbornbrake.Grandpahadplacedasmallsignattheendofthedriveway:“Doc’sBikeShop—PaymentbyStory.”Andsothedrivewaybecamehisnewworkshop.Hetradedhisexpertisenotformoney,butfortalesofschooladventuresandsummerdreams.Hisrough,wornhands,oncehesitantaroundatablet,weresureandsteadyastheyspunawheelortightenedabolt.Thelaughterofchildrenandtheringingofbicyclebellsreplacedtheprevioussilenceofthecommunity.Hedidn’tneedtoentertheirdigitalworld;hecreatedarealoneinhisowndriveway.Hewasn’trejectingthenew;hewassimplyremindingusthatsomeconnectionscan’tbedownloaded.Theyhavetobebuilt,piecebypiece,withthetouchofahand.24．Whatcanbeinferredaboutthegrandfather’sresponsetothetablet?A．Hehatedtolearnnewtechnology.B．Heaccepteditpolitely,thoughuninterested.C．Heconsidereditawasteofmoneyandtime.D．Hedislikedtheproductsmadeinforeigncountries.25．Whydoestheauthormentionthetabletgatheringdust?A．Toimplythetabletwasoutofdate.B．Toshowcasegrandfather’sattitudetothegift.C．Tohighlightgrandpa’spassionforhishobby.D．Tointroducetheworkshop’smessycondition.26．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“wobbling”meaninParagraph3?A．Runningsteadily. B．Shininglikeastar.C．Singingsoftly. D．Movingfromsidetoside.27．Whatdidthegrandfatherachievebystartingtheserviceinthedriveway?A．Heprovedhiscapabilityandproductivity.B．Hedemonstratedthecomplexityofcraftsmanship.C．Hesuccessfullyearnedhimselfmoneyandfame.D．Hefoundawaytoconnectwithyoungergeneration.CInagreenhouseinKunming,experimentalrosesbloominzhusharedandgoose-yellow,colorsdrawnfromChineseaesthetictradition.Thesearenotmerelyflowers;theyareambassadorsofaquietrevolution.AsChinaintegratesAIandbiotechnologyintoagriculture,anewpatternemerges:onewheretechnologicalinnovationisintegratedwithculturalheritagetocreateproductswithglobalappeal.Fordecades,China’sflowerindustryfacedaproblem.Despitebeingtheworld’slargestrosegrower,itreliedonforeignbreedsfor85%ofcommercialvarieties,payingroyaltiesofupto12%perplant.Thenresearchteamsdecidedtechnologicalcatch-upwasinsufficientwithoutculturaldistinctiveness.Theyengineerednewrosesnotjustforlongervaselife,butforformsechoingtraditionalChinesepainting—petalarrangementsflowinglikeHanfugarments.This“ChinesesoulwithChinesecore”strategynowextendsbeyondflowers.Atthe2026ParisInternationalAgriculturalFair,China’sexhibitionwoveagriculturaldrones(无人机)andsmartirrigationsystemstogetherwithteaceremoniesandwoodblockprints.Themessagewasdeeperthanmachinery:Chinaisnotjustofferingproducts;itisofferingaworldviewwhereefficiencyandtraditioncancoexist.Theglobalsouthisnoticing.InBrazil,bananafarmerswhoonceusedtractorsprayingnowflyChinese-madedrones.“It’sfasterandmoreprecise,”saysgrowerRubensdeCastro,“butitalsochangeshowwethinkabouttheland.”Mostprofoundisthe“ScienceandTechnologyBackyard”model.OriginatinginHebeiin2009,itsendsresearchersintovillagestosolvefarmingproblems.Nowglobal,its“1+1+1”trainingmodel—oneyearinChina,oneyearpracticeathome,oneyearadvancedstudybackinChina—hastrainedagriculturalscientistsfrom11AfricanandLatinAmericancountries.InMalawi,maizeyieldshavequadrupled.Whatdistinguishesthiswaveisculturalspreading.UnliketheGreenRevolution’spurelytechnicaltransfers,China’sapproachtreatstechnologyasvaluescarrier.AsacademicianZhangFusuoputsit,thegoalisto“contributeChinesesolutionstoglobalagriculturalgreentransformation”—solutionswherefeedingtheworldneednotcomeatthecostofitssoul.28．WhatchallengedidChina’sflowerindustryface?A．Itsroseslackedfragranceandbeauty.B．ItproducedfewerrosesthanWesterncountries.C．Itcouldnotproducediversetypesindependently.D．Itsflowersfailedtomeetinternationalstandards.29．WhatdoestheexampleofBrazilianfarmerRubensdeCastroillustrate?A．FarminginBrazilhasbecometotallyautomated.B．Brazilianfarmersprefertraditionalmethods.C．ChinesedronesarecheaperthanBrazilianones.D．China’sinfluencehasextendedabroad.30．Whatcanwelearnaboutthe“ScienceandTechnologyBackyard”model?A．IttrainsagriculturalspecialistsinChinaandtheirhomecountriesB．Itallowsmorefarmerstodoexperimentsinthefield.C．Itincreasescropproductionsbysendingresearcherstothelabs.D．ItestablishesresearchlaboratoriesinAfricanandLatincountries.31．Whichofthefollowingmayserveasthebesttitleforthepassage?A．FromImitationtoInnovationB．SavingGlobalAgricultureC．SowingTechnology,SpreadingCultureD．ImprovingTechnology,EnsuringFoodSecurityDWhenwethinkaboutexercise,weoftenthinkaboutbuildingmuscleorlosingweight.However,arevolutionaryshiftishappeninginsportsscience,whereresearchersareincreasinglyfocusingonwhatexercisedoesforthebrain.Theemergingevidencesuggeststhatphysicalactivityisoneofthemostpowerfultoolswehavetodevelopthefunctionofourmostvitalorgan.Themostimmediatebenefitofexerciseisadramaticincreaseinfocusandcognitivespeed.StudiesfromtheUniversityofBritishColumbiashowthatjustfifteenminutesofmoderateexercise,suchasaquickwalk,cansignificantlyimprovethefunctionslikedecision-makingandattentionspan.Thishappensbecauseexercisestimulatesthereleaseofkeyneurotransmitters(神经递质)—includingdopamineandnorepinephrine—whicharechemicalsthatpreparethebrainforlearningandhelpusfilterdistractions.Forstudentshittingthebooks,aquickworkoutmightbemoreeffectivethanacupofcoffee.Beyondimmediatefocus,exerciseactsasapowerfullong-terminvestmentinbrainhealth.Itisunderstoodtobeapowerfuldriverofneuroplasticity—thebrain'sabilitytoformandreorganizeconnections,especiallyinresponsetolearning.AerobicactivitieslikerunningorswimminghavebeenshowntoincreasetheproductionofaproteincalledBDNF(Brain-DerivedNeurotrophicFactor).Oftendescribedas“fuelforthebrain,”BDNFsuppliesfoodtoexistingneurons(神经细胞)andencouragesthegrowthofnewones,creatingamoreresilientandadaptablebrain.Thisprocessiscrucialforlong-termmemoryandmayevenhelpdelayage-relatedcognitivedecline.Mostimportantly,exerciseisapowerfulenemyofstress.Physicalactivitynormalizesthebody'sstressresponsesystems.Itlowersrestingheartrateandcortisol(皮质醇)levelswhilereleasingendorphinsandendocannabinoids—thebody'snaturalmoodpromoters.Thiscombinationnotonlyprovidesthewell-known“runner'shigh”butalsobuildsabiologicalabsorbingmatagainststress.Inanerawherementalhealthchallengesareontherise,exerciseisnotjustaphysicalactivitybutalsoacrucialcomponentofmentalwell-being.Ithelpsbuildabrainthatisnotonlysmarterandfaster,butalsocalmer.32．Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A．Toprovethatexerciseimprovesourbrains.B．Toexplainthephysicalbenefitsofregularsports.C．Tocomparephysicalandmentalbenefitsofsports.D．Toexplainthebiologicalprincipleofourbrains.33．Howdoesexerciseimprovefocusdirectly?A．Exercisebuildsabiologicaldefenceagainststress.B．Exercisestrengthensthemusclesofthebraincells.C．Exerciseencouragesthebodytoproducewhatblocksdistractions.D．Exercisehelpsustodelaytheprocessofage-relatedcognitivedecline.34．WhyisBDNFreferredtoas"fuelforthebrain"?A．Becauseitfeedsthecellsandhelpsregeneratecells.B．Becauseitisproducedinlargequantities.C．Becauseitlowersourtemperatureandheartrate.D．Becauseitisgeneratedafteraerobicexercise.35．Whatdoestheunderlinedpartmeaninthelastparagraph?A．Elementsinspeedingmusclebuilding.B．Chemicalsthatmayimproveouremotion.C．Negativethoughtsfromstressandpressure.D．Medicaltreatmentforsevereanxietydisorders.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。VolunteerwiththeTelephoneFriendshipServiceJust30minutesofyourtimeaweekcouldmakeabigdifferencetoanolderperson’slife.Ifyou’reempatheticandgoodattalkingonthephone,youcouldbeaTelephoneFriendshipServicevolunteer.WhatistheTelephoneFriendshipService?Aspeoplegetolder,somemayfindtheyspendmoretimeontheirown.____36____Weofferfreetelephonefriendshipservicesforolderpeopleover60sotheycanenjoychattingwithsomeoneoverthephoneataregulartimeonceaweek.____37____Ifyou’reover18andcangive30minutesofyourtimeeveryweektochatwithanolderperson,volunteeringwiththeTelephoneFriendshipServicecouldberightforyou.What’sgreataboutbecomingatelephonefriend?____38____Anditcanbeaveryrewardingexperiencewherenewfriendshipscanbeformed.Yourcallscanmakeamassivedifferencetothehappinessandwell-beingofanolderperson.Whatarethestepstobecomingavolunteer?Yousignupandstartyourapplicationonline.Thisinvolvescompletingreferences,onlinetraining,passinganIDcheckandhavinganinterviewwithourteam.____39____Finally,weAgeUKwillconnectyouwithyourtelephonefriendtobeginyourweeklycalls.Wetrytofindyouthebestmatchbasedonsharedinterestsandavailability.____40____Wearelookingforpeoplewithexcellentlisteningskills.Ifyoucanstrikeupafriendshipeasilyoverthephone,thisvolunteerroleisforyou.You’llneedtoshowyourtelephonefriendrespect,patience,empathyandunderstanding.Youaretomakea30-minutecallonthesamedayandtimeeachweek.Youwillvolunteerwithusforaminimumof12months.A．HowamIsupportedasavolunteer?B．What'sexpectedofmeasavolunteer?C．It’safree,simplewaytogivesomethingbacktoanolderperson.D．Formanyolderpeoplethesechatsarethehighlightoftheirweek.E．Thiscanmakepeoplefeellonely,boredormisstheirfriendsorfamilies.F．Then,wematchyouwithasuitableolderpersonbasedonyourinterests.G．You’llreceiveaTelephoneFriendshipServiceVolunteerHandbooktohelpyou.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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。MichaelwasafishermanoffthecoastofNewfoundland,Canada.Heknewtheoceanthewaysomepeopleknewtheirownhands.Onefoggymorning,henoticedhisnetwasheavierthanusual.Ashedrewcloser,hisheart________.Ayoungwhalewastangledinthe________fishingnet,itsmassivebodystrugglingweaklyagainsttheropesthat________intoitsskin.Michaelknewtherules.Fishermenwerenotallowedtocutnetsthatweren’ttheirs—evenabandonedones.Doingsocouldmeanheavyfine,evenlosinghislicense.Healsoknewthatifheleftthewhale,itwoulddie,too________tosurfaceforair.Hesatinhisboat,thinkingandhesitating,thewhale’seyeswatchinghim.Thenhemadehischoice.Forthreehours,Michaelcutropes,untangledknots,and________yardsofnetting.Thewhalestayed________,asifitunderstood.Whenthelastropefellaway,thewhale________,tookalongbreath,anddisappearedbeneaththewaves.Michaelreturnedtotheport,________trouble.Instead,hefoundonlythesatisfactionofhavingdonewhatwasright.Thatnight,astormblewinwithoutwarning.Michael’sboatwascaughtinopenwater.Waves________overhissmallvessel,andthe________died.Heradioedforhelp,butnoonecouldreachhimintime.Hewaspreparedfortheworstwhensomething________theboat—nottoohardbutdeliberately.Helookedoverthesideandsawher.Thewhale.She________herselfbesidetheboatandbeganto________.Fortwohours,thewhaleguidedtheboatthroughthestorm,pushingittowardshore.WhenMichaelfinallysawthelightsoftheharbor,thewhalegaveonelastnudgeandslippedawayintothedarkness.Michael________ithomethatnight.Hetoldhisstorytoanyonewhowouldlisten.“Idon’tknowwhatwhalesbelieve.ButIknowwhatIsaw.IknowwhatIfelt.AndIknowthatsometimes,thelinebetweensavingandbeingsavedisn’talineatall.It’sa________.”41．A．beat B．sank C．jumped D．swelled42．A．abandoned B．quality C．primitive D．flexible43．A．buried B．carved C．cut D．grew44．A．exhausted B．eager C．upset D．hungry45．A．brokeinto B．pulledaway C．cutin D．putup46．A．silent B．alone C．healthy D．still47．A．fought B．removed C．surfaced D．dashed48．A．finding B．making C．avoiding D．expecting49．A．towered B．showered C．pulled D．patted50．A．deck B．wind C．wheel D．engine51．A．bit B．struck C．changed D．fixed52．A．seated B．appointed C．spotted D．positioned53．A．leap B．push C．dive D．hide54．A．made B．helped C．took D．caught55．A．point B．face C．circle D．moment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个适当的词或括号内单词的正确形式。LocatedonaclifffaceinShanxiProvince,theHangingTempleisoneofChina'smostamazing____56____(architecture)wonders.Forover1,500years,thiswoodenstructurestoodfirmlyontherockwall,morethan50metersabovetheground.ThetemplewasbuiltduringtheNorthernWeiDynastybyamonk____57____(name)LiaoRan.Hechosethisdifficultlocationtoescapethenoiseoftheworld____58____findpeace.Whatmakesthetempletrulyspecialis___59___itstaysup—woodenbeamsputintoholesinthecliffserveasitsbase,makingthewholebuildinglooklikefloatingintheair.TheHangingTempleisalsofamousforitsreligiousmix.____60____mostancientChinesesitesthatfollowonetradition,thistemplebringstogetherBuddhism,Taoism,andConfucianism.Walkingthroughitsnarrowhalls,peoplecanseestatuesofSakyamuni,Laozi,andConfuciusstandingsidebyside—____61____raresymbolofreligiousharmonyinoldChina.Thetempleoncehadover40halls,buttodayonlyaboutathirdremain.Despiteitsfragileappearance,thebuilding____62____(survive)manyearthquakesoverthecenturies.Inrecentyears,theHangingTemplehasbecomeapopulartouristsite,____63____(draw)peoplefromaroundtheworld.And____64____(protect)thistreasure,officialsnowlimitthenumberofdaily_____65_____(visit).ThosewhomakethetriparerewardedwithamazingviewsandadeeprespectfortheskillofancientChinesebuilders.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．上周五在校艺术节闭幕式上，校合唱团演出中途麦克风突发故障，但团员们沉着面对，顺利完成了演唱。这一幕感动了全场。请你以校英语报记者的身份，写一篇新闻报道。注意：1.词数80左右；2.题目已给出。PerfectlyImperfect:Choir’sMicrophoneFailureStealstheShow____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）67．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。TheNovemberraintappedagainstthewindowsofWestbrookHighinBoston.ForZhangWei,anexchangestudentfromHangzhou,thepastthreemonthshadbeenonelongstruggletofitin.Hewasafraidofbeingseenasdifferent,soheforcedhimselftofollowthecrowd,holdingbackhistruethoughtsandhabits.He’dlearnedtonodalongaboutFridaynightfootballandlaughedatjokeshedidn’talwaysunderstand.Hisstrategywassimple:blendin.Hebelievedthatifhecouldlosehimself,hewouldfinallybelong.ThatstrategyendedinMr.Harrison’sclass.‌“Bringoneobjectthatholdsarealfamilystory,”theteacherannounced.Allweek,classmatessharedtreasures—Melissa’sItalianrecipebook,David’sgrandfather’sharmonica,Elena’shand-madelace.Eachpresentationopenedadoorintosomeone’shistory.ZhangWeihadnothing.Hehadspentmonthstryingtobecomesomeonenew,erasinghisownidentityintheprocess.Hehadneverthoughttobringhisoldselfalong.Thatnight,desperate,hevideo-calledhisgrandmotherinHangzhou.‌“Weiwei!Areyousick?”‌“Ineedafamilystory,Grandma.Forschool.”Shelookeddownatherhandsrestingonafamiliarobject:awoodencomb,darkwithage,itsteethwornsmooth.‌“This?”Shehelditup.‌“ThisisallIbroughtwhenIleftmyvillageatsixteen.”ZhangWeiwasstrucksilent.He’dseenthatcombathousandtimesandneveraskedaboutit.Hehadbeensofocusedonhisnewlifethathehadforgottentolookathisoldone.Shetoldhimaboutthesummerof1962,whendroughtdroveherfromhome.Shewalkedthirtymilescarryingnothingbutthiscomb—hermother’s,givenatdawnwithjustahandsqueeze.‌“Everymorning,Irememberherhands,”shesaidsoftly.‌“Iwasleavingeverythingbehind,butIcarriedherwithme.”Thosewordsstayedwithhim.Thenextmorning,ZhangWeiwalkedtothefrontoftheclass.注意：1．续写词数应为150个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:‌“Myobjectiseightthousandmilesaway,”hebegan.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:Whenhefinished,theroomstayedsilent.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页答案第=page11页，共=sectionpages22页1．A【原文】M:Howwasyourexam,Emily?W:Ireallymessedup,Dad.Icouldn’tansweralotofthequestions.M:Everybodymakesmistakes,MomandIwillalwayssupportyou.2．B【原文】M:HeyJessica,IneedtoimprovemyEnglish.W:Whatneedsimprovement?Yourday-to-daycommunicationskillsaregreatwithagoodaccent.M:Thanks,butmybusinessEnglishcouldbebetter.3．C【原文】W:I’mcallingtobookacleaningservicefort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