2025-2026学年山东省日照市三模高三模拟考试英语试卷（含答案无听力音频和文字材料）

2025-2026学年山东省日照市4月三模高三模拟考试英语试卷本试卷共四部分，共12页。满分150分。考试时间120分钟。注意事项：1．答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡上。2．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黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其它答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3．考试结束后，将答题卡交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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.Whatdoesthemanremindthewomanabout?A.Visitingherparents.B.Playingtennistogether.C.Lookingforanewhouse.2.Whatarethespeakersprobablydoing?A.Playingagame.B.Repairingthestairs.C.Movingasofa.3.Whichdishisorderedthemostaccordingtotheman?A.Fish.B.Beef.C.Pork.4.Whatneedstobefixed?A.Theelectricheater.B.Theheatingsystem.C.Theplug.5.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inalift.B.Onabeach.C.Inabookstore.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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whywasithardforthespeakerstotalkonthephone?A.Theywerebothbusywithwork.B.Themanwasshoutingtooloudly.C.Thewomanwasunabletohearwell.7.Whatmistakedidthewomanmakethismorning?A.Playinghermusictooloud.B.Leavingherheadphonesathome.C.Talkingonthephonefortoolong.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman’sfavoriteteacher?A.Heisknowledgeable.B.HeactsinShakespeareplays.C.Heteachesbiologyinhighschool.9.WhatdoesNolanSmithprobablydo?A.Heisaphysicist.B.Heisarepairman.C.Heisatraindriver.10.Howdoesthewomansoundattheendoftheconversation?A.Pleased.B.Disappointed.C.Sorry.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdoesthewomanlikedoingduringherstayathotels?A.Sleeping.B.Doingexercise.C.WatchingTV.12.Howlongdoesthistriplast?A.3days.B.5days.C.10days.13.Whatdidthewomanuseherairlinerewardsfor?A.AbusinesstriptoFlorida.B.Agiftforherhusbandandkids.C.AfamilyvacationtoDisneyWorld.听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Friends.B.Coachandplayer.C.Teacherandstudent.15.Whatplacedidthewomangetinthemixedcompetition?A.Thesecondplace.B.Thethirdplace.C.Theninthplace.16.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.Playchessregularly.B.Joinachessclub.C.Downloadachessapp.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.Howlonghasthespeakerbeenatthescene?A.For6hours.B.For3hours.C.For15minutes.18.Whatisthegreatestconcernfortherescueteams?A.Thesharksmightattacktherescuers.B.Thewhalecouldsinkaboat.C.Thenetistoostrongtocut.19.Whoisprobablythespeaker?A.Arescueworker.B.Anewsreporter.C.Afisherman.20.Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?A.Asearescueofafishingboat.B.Adangeroussharkattackinthesea.C.Arescueoperationforthetrappedwhales.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。AMaricopaCountyHome&FlowerShowArizona’sLargestIndoorFlowerShow,combinesvibrantfloral(花)displayswithmorethan1,000homeimprovementstands—unlikeanythingtheValleyhaseverseen!ExploreArizona’sbesthomeimprovementandinteriordesigncompanies,breathtakingfloralinstallations,shoplocalartisans,joininoninteractivecompetitions,andsomuchmore!Don’tmissthisaward-winningevent,andendlesshome&gardeninspirationallinoneplace!Shop&ExploreCovering300,000squarefeet,theHomeShowbringstogether1,000Arizonacompanies,showcasingeverythingfromkitchendecorationsandlandscapingtooutdoorlivingsolutions.Withunmatchedscale,variety,andexpertiseonhand,it’sthego-todestinationforValleyresidentsandhomeownersseekingstylish,practicalideasfortheirhomesandArizonalifestyles.TheFloralShowcase—AShowWithintheShow50,000squarefeetofpurebotanicalgrandviewandfeaturingmillionsofpetals(花瓣),theFloralShowcasetransformsWestWorldintoafullyimmersivesensoryexperience.Toweringfloralsculptures,unusualdesigns,andlivebotanicalcompetitionssetthestageforacombinationofcolorandcreativity.ShoptheFlower&Artisans’Marketplace,snapapicturewithInstagrammablephotoops,visitthePlantBar,andmore.Newthisyear:thePlantPavilion—ourlargestcollectionofhouseplantsellersever—withthousandsofplantsavailableforpurchase,fromraretoexoticandbonsaitotropicals,herbs,starters,andseedlings.TheFloralShowcaseisn’tjustanattraction—it’sthemust-seeeventoftheyear.AdmissionAdult$13,Child(5-12)$3,Child(0-4)$0Date&LocationMay1st,2nd,&3rd.WestWorldinScottsdale.16601NPimaRd.Scottsdale,AZ852605.Indoors,Air-Conditioned,FreeParking.Moreinformationincludingdailyactivitiesscheduleatwww.MCHomeS.1.Whatcanvisitorsdoattheshow?A.Takecookinglessons. B.Learnabouthomedesign.C.Attendtalksbylocalgardeners. D.Buyflowersatdiscountedprices.2.WhichisthenewhighlightoftheFloralShowcase?A.ThePlantPavilion. B.Toweringfloralsculptures.C.Livebotanicalcompetitions. D.TheFlower&Artisans’Marketplace.3.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.Toadvertiseanevent. B.Toreportanexhibition.C.Toshareanexperience. D.Tolaunchaninitiative.BThissummer,myfellowmusiciansandIlistenedtotheslowmovementofBeethoven’sStringQuartet.Fromthefirstnotesofthisprofoundmusic,Iwasintears.WhatIhadexperiencedwascompleteimmersion(沉浸)inmusic.Mostoflife’sgreatmomentsarelikethis.Wegiveourfullattentiontoonethingandwonderatitsbeauty.Pastdisappointmentsandfutureworriesdisappear.Butintoday’sworld,suchmomentsareincreasinglyhardtocomeby.Ourdigitalexistenceaimstodistractourattention,floodinguswithmoreinformationinlesstimethanthehumanmindwasdesignedtoabsorb.Musicprovidesauniqueescapefromthisconstantfloodofinformation.Agreatperformanceofmusicbothtakesusoutofourheadsandputsusintouchwithourdeepestselves.That’sthemagicofmusic.Thatphrase—“themagicofmusic”—isusedfrequentlybythemarketingteamsofmusicalorganizations.Butoften,theireffortstosupportthatmusicreflectdifferentpriorities.Someteamshaveencouragedaudiencestolive-tweetperformances.Ifyouwatchaconcertonalivestream,youareofteninvitedtochatwithotherviewers.Engagementfirst;listeningsecond.Meanwhile,multidisciplinaryandmultimediaprojectsareincreasinglyinfashion.Themessagefromprogrammersisclear:Audiencessupposedlydon’twanttobeimmersedinthemusic.Theyarethecustomers,andthecustomerisalwaysright.Thisisnotablack-and-whiteissue.Anartformshouldevolve,andsomemixed-mediaprojectsareexcellent.Butifweloseourcapacitytofocusdeeplyonmusic,weloseoneofthegreatestgiftswearegrantedashumanbeings.Whenpromotionfocusesonlyonsupplyanddemand,itcreatesaviciouscycle:Thelessweareabletopayattention,thelessweareaskedtopayattention,whichonlydegradesourattentionfurther.Whilemarketingteamstalkaboutmagic,classicalmusicorganizationstryhardtopresentthemselvesasrelevant.Thisisunderstandable.Noonewantstobeirrelevant.Yettruerelevanceisn’tjustkeepingupwiththetimesbydrivingusdeeperintoourdevices.Itcomesfromembracingmusic’spowertoimmerseusinaworldofpossibilityandwonder.4.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“suchmoments”inparagraph2referto?A.ListeningtoBeethoven’smusic. B.Beingtotallylostinonething.C.Cryingoverprofoundmusic. D.Beingfloodedwithinformation.5.Whatdosomemusicalmarketingteamsemphasize?A.Music’spower. B.Liveperformances.C.Customers’rights. D.Audienceinteraction.6.Whatdoestheauthorimplyinparagraph4?A.Artformsareundergoingdiversechanges.B.Customers’demandsshouldbeatoppriority.C.Poormarketingstrategiesworsenpeople’sconcentration.D.Humanbeingsarelosingtheirabilitytoappreciatemusic.7.Whatdoestheauthormainlywanttotellus?A.Digitaldevicesdisturbfullconcentration.B.Themagicofmusicdeservesourfullattention.C.Musicorganizationsadvocatedigitalpromotion.D.Mixed-mediaprojectsruinlisteningexperiences.CWhile“chaosgardening”becameaviralsocialmediatrendin2023,itscorephilosophyoflettingnatureleadhascometostay—it’sareturntotime-honoredecologicalgardeningprinciples,reimaginedformodernhomeowners.Unlikestrictlyplanned,pesticide-reliantgardens,thisapproachrejectsinflexibledesign,insteadsowingadiversemixofseedsandembracingtheunpredictabilityofnaturalgrowth.Farfrommere“messygardening”,thepracticeisrootedinecologicalscience:adiverseplantcommunitycreateslayeredhabitatsthatsupportpollinators(授粉者),soilmicrobes,andnativewildlife.Asclimateanxietyandbiodiversitylossgrow,chaosgardeninghasemergedasanaccessiblesolutionforordinarypeopletocontributetoecosystemrestoration.Iteliminatestheneedforartificialchemicals,reduceswaterpollution,andcapturescarbon.AsDr.RebeccaHartman,anecologistatWashingtonUniversity,putsit,“Whatlookslikerandomnesstotheuntrainedeyeisactuallyacomplicatedwebofecologicalrelationships.Chaosgardeningtapsintothatcomplexityinsteadoffightingit.”Criticsoftendismissitasunmanagedneglect(忽视),butsuccessfulchaosgardeningrequiresintentionality,notinaction.Thekeyliesinselectingnative,locallyadaptedseedmixes:non-nativeinvasivespeciescanoutcompetenativeplants,disturbinglocalecosystems,whilecarefullychosennativeplantsprovidesustainedfoodandshelterforlocalpollinators.Resultsarenaturallyvariable—somegardensbloomintolivelywildflowerfields,othersevolveintofood-producinglandscapes,makingeachspaceauniqueecologicalexperiment.LandscapedesignerMarcusChen,whohasappliedchaosgardeningprinciplestooverfiftyresidentialprojects,notes,“PeoplearesurprisedwhenItellthemthata‘wild’gardenoftentakesmorethoughtfulplanningthanatraditionalone.You’renotabandoningcare—you’reredirectingittowardtherightplantchoicesandthensteppingback.”Forbeginners,itoffersalow-pressureentrytogardening,freefromthepressureofperfection.It’smorethanagardeningstyle;it’samindsetshift,invitingpeopletoobserve,adapt,andcoexistwithnature,ratherthancontrolit.Inaneraofenvironmentalcrisis,chaosgardeningturnssmall,personaloutdoorspacesintoagentsofecologicalhope.8.Howdoestheauthorpresentthecoreideaofchaosgardeninginthefirstparagraph?A.Bylistingitsbenefits. B.Byintroducingitsorigin.C.Byshowingitspopularity. D.Bydescribingitspractices.9.WhatdoesDr.Hartmansayaboutchaosgardening?A.Itrestorestheecologicalbalance. B.Itupsetsecologicalrelationships.C.Itemploysecologicalnetworks. D.Itreducesecologicalcomplexity.10.WhydoestheauthorquoteMarcusChen?A.Tohighlightintentionalefforts. B.Tosupportcritics’opinions.C.Toadvisegrowingnativeseeds. D.Toshowthebenefitsofwildgardens.11.Whatcanbethesuitabletitleforthetext?A.MessyWays,ClearResults B.ChaosPlanted,HopeGrownC.WildLooks,WisePlanning D.NatureLeading,DiversityLostDEverytimeyoucrowdintoapackedplane,youmightwonderifyouwillcatchsomethingfromthepersonsittingnexttoyou—orafewrowsaway.You’renotalone:researcherssharethatcuriosity.Erica,associateprofessoratNorthwesternUniversity,andhercolleaguestriedtofindoutbytestingfacemaskswornbypassengersonflightstodocumentwhatkindsofbugstheytrapped.Theteamwasalsointerestedintheaircirculatinginhospitalsandtestedfacemaskswornbyhospitalstaff.Theycollected53masksforanalysis.Theydetected407totalmicrobial(微生物)speciesfromboththeplaneandhospitalsettings,withsimilarpopulationsofbugsfromeach.Thevastmajorityofthesecamefromskinandareharmless,saysErica.Shesaysmostairbornemicrobescomefromourskin,asweshed(使掉落)themeverywherewego.ThekitsthattheteamusedweredesignedtocollectDNA,sothatmeanttheresearchersprimarilycapturedbacteria—notviruses,manyofwhichhaveRNAastheirgeneticbase(likeinfluenza).Ericasaysthatviruseslikelymakeupasmallerproportionofmicrobesintheairthanbacteria,sincepeopleshedmoreskinbacteriathanvirusparticles.Shenotesthatvirusestendtoheavilydependontherighthabitatinordertothrive,andonceoutsidethebodyandawayfromcellsthattheycaninfect,theycanbecomeslightlylesspernicious.Theresultsofthestudyhighlighttheimportanceofdevelopingbetterwaystomonitortheairfordisease-causingpathogens(病原体),includingviruses,usingsensingsystemsthatcouldprovidemorereal-timereadings.“Imaginesomethinglikeagasalarmthat,dependingonthelevelsofmicrobespresent,couldautomaticallyincreaseair-exchangeratesoralertpeopletoputonmasks,”saysErica.Ericahopespeoplewillrememberthattheair—evenintightplaceslikeaplaneorhospital—maynotbeasfullofdisease-causingbacteriaaswethink.Still,ifyouareworriedaboutgettingsick,facemasksareaneffectivewaytoprotectyourselffrompathogens,aswellasprotectingyoufromspreadingbacteriatoothersifyouareill.12.WhydidEricaandhercolleaguescarryoutthestudy?A.Tocomparebugsindifferentsettings. B.Todesignanewairconditioningsystem.C.Toexploreinfectionrisksinspecificplaces. D.Toprovethatusingfacemasksisineffective.13.Howdidtheteamcollectdatafortheirresearch?A.ByexaminingDNAfromskinsamples. B.Bytrackingvirusesspreadamongpatients.C.Bycheckingairqualityinsidetheairplanes. D.Bytestingfacemasksfromdifferentgroups.14.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pernicious”mostprobablymeaninparagraph4?A.Rare. B.Harmful. C.Visible. D.Stable.15.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Virusesarethemainmicrobesintheair. B.Real-timeairmonitoringisnowwidelyused.C.Shedskinspreadsmorebacteriathanviruses. D.Peopleneedn’toverreacttotheairintightspaces.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。Doyoutreatnewattemptslikejumpingintoacoldpool?Youstandthereforages,thinkingaboutit,planningforit,makingemotionalspeechesaboutit,yetyoustilldon’tjumpin.___16___Thiswayofthinkingmeansyoustopwaitingfortheperfecttime,ortheperfectideaortheperfectversionofyourself.Yousimplystart—evenifyourworkisalittlemessy.Manypeoplethinkperfectionismisagoodthing.Itsoundsimpressive,anditmakesyouseemseriousandthoughtful.Butsometimesperfectionismisjustfearwearingglassesandcarryingaclipboard,tellingyou,“Don’tbeginuntileverythingisjustright.”___17___Thisistrueinalmosteverypartoflife.Maybeyouwanttobeavideographer,writer,ormusician—orperhapsyoujustwanttospeakinpublicwithoutfeelinglikeyoursoulhasleftyourbody.___18___Firstattemptsrarelyare.Thegoodnewsisthatactionteachesfasterthanoverthinking.Whenyouactuallydosomething,yougetfeedback.___19___That’showwegrow:notbywaitinguntilwe’re“naturallygood,”butbybeingbraveenoughtobealittlebadfirst.___20___Itinvolvesdoingyourbest,sendingitout,andlearningfromtheresult.We’reallworksinprogress.Sogoahead.Startbeforeyoufeelreadybecause,inreallife,donebeatsperfectalmosteverytime.Jumpin.Thewaterisjustfine.A.Youseewhatworksandwhatdoesn’t.B.Takingactionanywaydoesn’tmeanbeingcareless.C.Butyou’reworriedthatyourworkwon’tberemarkable.D.Finishingandpresentingsomethingslightlymessyisfine.E.Aperfectstartissurelybetterthancompletedimperfecteffort.F.Theproblemisthatnothingbecomesexcellentwithoutabeginning.G.That’swherethemindsetoftakingactionanywaybecomesimportant.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。Inthemiddleof2017,overwhelmedbythestressesoflivingandworkinginLondon,JessicaRobsonbeganreturningeveryweekendtoherparents’homeinEastSussex,wherehermumwould____21____heroutforSundayruns.“IfoundIwas____22____farmorewhenrunningwithmymumthanIwasinmytherapy(治疗)sessionsinLondon,”sherecalls.Byautumnshehadthe____23____toseeiftherewereotherswhowantedtouserunningthewayshedid—asa____24____spacetotalkaboutmentalhealth.Acallouttofriendswasmetwith____25____,soshecalledtheideaRunTalkRunandstartedasking____26____ontheinternetinstead.____27____,RobsonwouldwaitnearLondonBridgeeveryThursdayeveningwitha5Kinmind.Asasmall____28____developed,shemovedthebasetoagyminSouthwark,anddevelopedsome____29____:runasslowastheslowestrunnerandbethereto____30____,notadvise;it’sfriend-to-friendsupport,not____31____help.Robsonstressessheisneitheratherapistnorarunning____32____.In2018,JennieOliver____33____RunTalkRunonInstagramandaskedRobsonifshecouldsetupasecondgroupinPeterborough.Ithascarriedon____34____thatway.RunTalkRunnowincludes150volunteer-ledgroupsworldwide.“It’sso____35____towatchothersspeakfreelyandbecomemoreconfident,”Robsonsays.21.A.drag B.leave C.pick D.send22.A.goingthrough B.askingfor C.takingin D.openingup23.A.reason B.option C.strength D.courage24.A.familiar B.safe C.rare D.quiet25.A.enthusiasm B.criticism C.silence D.praise26.A.colleagues B.partners C.strangers D.fans27.A.Instantly B.Initially C.Eventually D.Temporarily28.A.audience B.following C.population D.family29.A.guidelines B.interests C.orders D.theories30.A.learn B.run C.listen D.compete31.A.financial B.emotional C.moral D.professional32.A.coach B.athlete C.organizer D.sponsor33.A.promoted B.found C.upgraded D.tracked34.A.surviving B.sharing C.growing D.exploring35.A.pleasant B.fortunate C.appealing D.memorable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。China’scutting-edgetechnologicalinnovationshavereshapedtraditionalagricultureintoanintelligent,precision-drivenindustry.Theseadvancedtechnologies____36____(break)throughthelong-standingbarriersoftraditionalfarmingandbroughttransformativechangestoruralproductioninrecentdecades.____37____(integrate)satelliteremotesensing,bigdataanalyticsandautonomousagriculturalmachinery,modernfarmingsystems,whichexpertslabel____38____“smartagriculture”,havegreatlyboostedtheoverallcompetitivenessoftheagriculturalindustry.Unmannedtractorsanddroneshavebeenusedon____39____massivescaleinmajorgrain-producingregions.Theyworkefficientlyaroundtheclockand____40____(huge)reducetheheavyburdenonfarmers.Theseintelligentdevicesenablescientificfertilizationandirrigation,minimizingresourcewastewhilemaximizingcropyieldsinaneco-friendlymanner,____41____alsohelpsprotectthedelicateecologicalenvironmentinruralareas.Theremarkablethingaboutthistechnologicaltransformationiswhateffectivelyaddresses____42____(challenge)suchaslaborshortagesandsoildegradation,theveryproblemsthathaveseriouslyrestrictedagriculturalprogressandaffectedfarmers’dailyproduction.“Wearenotmerelyupgradingequipment,”asenioragronomiststresses,“____43____revolutionizinganentireagriculturalecosystemfromseedingtoharvesting.”China’sagriculture____44____(power)withcontinuoustechnologicalbreakthroughshaswitnessedstableandhigh-qualitydevelopmentinrecentyears,layingasolidfoundationfornationalfood____45____(secure)andsustainableruralrevitalization(振兴).第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.假定你是校英文广播站负责人李华，你校将于下周举办以“LaborMakesOurCampusShine”为主题的实践活动。请你写一篇宣传稿，内容包括：（1）活动内容和意义；（2）呼吁积极参加。注意：（1）写作词数应为80个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。LaborMakesOurCampusShine___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）47.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。Elarahadlongbeenwell-knownforhersympathyandwillingnesstoreachouttothemarginalized(边缘群体).Onmanyweekends,shedevotedhersparetimetoalocalcharity,assistingwiththedistributionofdailysuppliesandprovidingcompanytothoselivingrough.OnebitterlycoldeveninginlateJanuary,asharpwindsweptthroughthestreets.Passersbyburiedtheirchinsintheirscarvesandhurriedalong,desperatetoescapethebittercold.Asshepassedanabandonedalley(小巷),Elaracaughtsightofathinfigureinthecorner.Itwasamiddle-agedwoman,wrappedinaraggedblanketthathardlyprotectedherfromthefreezingwind.Hercheekswereflushedwithcold,andbesideherlayonlyafewwornbelongings.Itwasobviousthatshehadbeenhomelessforalongtime.AsurgeofpityoverwhelmedElara.Shethoughtofherwarmhome,thesteamingmealspreparedbyherfamily,andthewarmbedshehadalwaystakenforgranted.Insharpcontrast,thisstrangerhadnoneofthesecomforts.“Areyouokay?”sheapproachedgentlyandasked.Thewomanliftedherhead,hereyescloudedwithweariness.“Justtryingtogetthroughthenight,”shewhispered.“AndI’vebeenwanderingthestreetsformonths,goinghungryandstrugglingtosurvivethecoldnights.”Elara’sheartached.“Waithere,”shesaid.Sherushedtoanearbyshopandusedhersavingstobuyacupofhotsoup,awarmbreadrollandathickpairofgloves.Handingthemover,shesaid,“Thisshouldwarmyouupabit—takeyourtime,it’sallyours.”Thewoman’seyeswateredwithtears,herlowerliptremblingslightlyasshetooktheitems.“Thankyou,dear—youhavenoideahowmuchthismeans,”shemurmured,hervoicethickwithemotion.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。ButtoElara’ssurprise,thewomandidnotrushtoeatordrink.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________