天津市十二区重点学校2026届高三下学期毕业班联考（二）（含答案）

/2026年天津市十二区重点学校高三毕业班联考(二)英语试卷本试卷分第Ⅰ卷(选择题)和第Ⅱ卷两部分，共130分。考试用时100分钟。第Ⅰ卷1至10页，第Ⅱ卷11-12页。答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考号涂写在答题卡上，答卷时，考生务必将卷Ⅰ的答案填涂在答题卡上，卷Ⅱ答在答题纸上，卷Ⅱ答在试卷上的无效。第Ⅰ卷(共95分)注意事项：1.每小题选出答案后，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，再选涂其他答案标号。2.本试卷共55题。在每题给出的四个选项中，只有一个选项正确。第一部分：英语知识运用(共两节;满分45分)第一节：单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)从A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。1.—DoyouknowOliverBrownwhoworksonthisfloor?—Well.________,butIcan’tquiterecallwhoheis.A.You’vegotmeontheropes B.that’sagoodpointC.You’vegotmethere D.thatnameringsabell答案：D2.WuYanlibreakingChina’s11-year-oldnationalrecordinthewomen’s60mhurdlesin2025wasanexcitingmoment,________allofuswillneverforget.A.that B.one C.it D.theone答案：B3.Onthemorningofmy______formysummerholidays,myneighbourgavemearidetotheairporttoseemeoff.A.arrangement B.appointment C.departure D.schedule答案：C4.Themarathonorganizersdecidedtoacceptallapplicants________theirpreviousrunningexperience,believingthatdeterminationcountsmorethanskill.A.inlightof B.inspiteof C.regardlessof D.shortof答案：C5.Themainreason________hegaveforhispoorperformanceinthedebatewasthathefailedtomakehimself________.A.why;understand B.that;understand C.why;understood D.that;understood答案：D6.Withthefastadvancesinscienceandtechnology,________weonceconsideredimpossiblehasnowbeenachieved.A.where B.which C.that D.what答案：D7.Afterfailingtheexam,hehadto________withhisself-doubtandanxietybeforedecidingtotryagain.A.interact B.correspond C.confront D.wrestle答案：D8.When________EncyclopaediaBritannica(《大英百科全书》),Ihadtocreateatableofcontents________onthetopicsofitsarticles.A.editing;basing B.editing;based C.edited;basing D.edited;based答案：B9.________youhavetheknowledgeofmind-bodyinteraction,whynotuseit?A.Incase B.Nowthat C.Sothat D.Eventhough答案：B10.Eithertheteacherorthestudentswho________togiveapresentation________toarriveatthehallaheadoftime.A.are;isrequired B.is;isrequired C.are;arerequired D.is;arerequired答案：C11.ThegreengrassandbarerockofMacquarieIslandcontrast________,givingitawildandnaturalbeauty.A.increasingly B.deliberately C.appropriately D.dramatically答案：D12.—Haveyoufoundoutanything,sir?—Wearesurethatthethiefenteredthehousethroughthewindowinsteadofbreakingin.You________thewindowbeforeyouleft.A.shouldn’thaveclosed B.mightn’thaveclosedC.couldn’thaveclosed D.mustn’thaveclosed答案：C13.BecauseI________thehouseholdbillsandmycommutetoworkisquiteexpensive,Ifindithardtosaveanymoney.A.subscribeto B.turnto C.referto D.contributeto答案：D14.Thesculpturecraftedbytheartistattractsnumerousadmirers,buttwentyyearsagonoonecouldhaveimaginedhowcrucialapositionhe________intheartworld.A.wasoccupying B.hadoccupied C.occupied D.wastooccupy答案：D15.—Wehaveseveralplansfortheweekend:hiking,movienight,orapicnic.Whichonedoyouprefer?—________.I’mfinewithanyofthem.A.Tonamejustafew B.Younameit C.Takeyourpick D.Itdepends答案：C第二节：完形填空(共20小题，每小题1.5分，满分30分)阅读下面短文，从16-35各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。IwastakingpartinajobtraininginWashington,D.C.whenIknewanearbytheatrewas_____16_____afilmaboutsavingdogs.However,noneofmyco-workerscould_____17_____timeforme.Igotcoldfeetfor_____18_____aboutexploringthestreetsbymyselfatnightalone.ButwhenIstayedinmyhotelroom,Ifelt_____19_____andbored.Thetheatrewasonlyaboutfiveblocksawayfromthehotel.HowcouldIgetlost?Therefore,Idecidedto_____20_____it.Igatheredmyroomkeyand_____21_____.Imanagedtofindthestreetofthetheatrebutstopped_____22_____.Thestreetwasfullofbikers—lotsofverybig,____23____bikers.NowIwasawomanallaloneatnight.Warningbellsbegantosoundandmy_____24_____wasinmymouth.WasIattherighttheatre?HadImisreadthedateoftheevent?IfinallydecidedthatIwouldbesaferinsidethetheatre.I_____25_____intothetheatre.AsIsatthere,heartracing,____26____thefilm,Iwhisperedaboutaprayerto_____27_____myanxieties.Thefilm_____28_____shortlyafterwards.Fromstarttofinish,thestorywasincredibly_____29_____;therewereevenmomentswhenIcouldn’t_____30_____mytears.Whenthelistofnamesofactorsinvolvedinthefilmrolledandthefilm_____31_____,Iunderstoodthepresenceofthebikersafteraconversationwiththemansittingbesideme.Beingpartofananimalrescuegroup,theyhadescorted(护送)dogsfromNewJerseytoChicago.Atthatmoment,Iwas_____32_____bythebondthathaddrawnsomanyoriginally_____33_____folkstothesamespot.Istayedtilltheveryendandmadeittomyhotelwithoutanyincident,overjoyedthatIbrokeoutofthe_____34_____Iusedtosetformyselfandriskedgoingintotheunknown.Tomyamazement,therewardwasoneofthebestnightsofmylife.Leavingthetheatre,Ifeltawarmthinmyheart,realizingthatkindnessandcourageoftenhide_____35_____weleastexpectedthem.16.A.publishing B.releasing C.investigating D.posting17.A.occupy B.appoint C.remove D.invest18.A.anxiety B.thrill C.amazement D.despair19.A.graceless B.careless C.tireless D.restless20.A.minor B.empty C.brave D.warm21.A.cutoff B.setoff C.putoff D.takeoff22.A.onpurpose B.bymistake C.inshock D.atrandom23.A.well-behaved B.tough-looking C.well-mannered D.hard-working24.A.heart B.neck C.stomach D.tongue25.A.wandered B.stepped C.walked D.hurried26.A.anticipating B.watching C.dismissing D.suspecting27.A.strengthen B.comfort C.contain D.tighten28.A.woundup B.tookaway C.gaveout D.kickedoff29.A.moved B.touching C.puzzling D.delighted30.A.callback B.talkback C.holdback D.payback31.A.cametolife B.gotintoamess C.hitthescreen D.cametoanend32.A.stuck B.struck C.trapped D.frustrated33.A.distinct B.cooperative C.identical D.familiar34.A.definition B.imagination C.circulation D.boundary35.A.how B.when C.where D.why答案：16.B17.D18.A19.D20.C21.B22.C23.B24.A25.D26.A27.C28.D29.B30.C31.D32.B33.A34.D35.C第二部分：阅读理解(共20小题，每小题2.5分，满分50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。AWhendailychoresandstressmakelifefeeldullandtiresome,therearealwaystrulybeautifullittlejoysanduniqueexperienceswaitingtobediscoveredaroundus.Here,we’vegatheredsomelovelygetawaysforyou,hopingyouwillpausefromthehustleandbustleandenjoythesewonderfulmomentsthatbrightenyourlife.CopperwoodTrailConnectinghumansandhorsesinameaningfulway,CopperwoodTrailoffersadiverserangeofexperiencesinWhitchurch-Stouffville.FromenjoyingcountrycoffeeinthecompanyofhorsesandparticipatinginEquineAssistedLearningsessions,totakingintroductorycoursesonhorsebehaviourandbodylanguage,ithassomethingforeveryone.Thispeacefulfamilyfarmiscommittedtoprovidingasafe,quietruralescapeforallvisitorswhoareeagerforclosecontactwithanimalsandnature.FourSeasonsHotelTomarkthecheerfularrivalofsummer,FourSeasonsHotelhasopeneditsseasonalplatformtoguests.Withanewlycraftedmenuandanannualmuralinstallation,itshowsdeeprespectfortheFrenchRivieraandMediterraneancoastline.ThebeautifulmuraliscreatedbyartistVictoriaSequeira,whosays,“Iwanttosparkavisualjourneyforguests—onefullofwarmth,peaceandatouchofMediterraneanmagic.”RiverCottageSinceitsfirstappearanceonBritishtelevision’sChannel4in1999,RiverCottagehashadapositiveinfluenceonthecountry’seatinghabitsandthewelfareofitsanimalsandfish.Itiscurrentlyhometoacookeryschool,diningexperiences,andafullcalendarofeventsthroughouttheyear.Theattractivepropertyalsoofferscomfortableaccommodationinitsfarmhouse,aswellasfantasticviewsofthesurroundingAxeValley.GreenHillGardensTuckedawayinthequietcountryside,thefamily-runGreenHillGardenshasadecades-longhistoryofwelcomingvisitors.Itoffersgentlenatureexperienceslikeguidedwalks,flowertours,herbcraftworkshops,andglasshouseafternoontea.Asacalmnaturalretreat,thegardenfollowseco-friendlypracticestoprotectlocalwildlife,invitingallvisitorstoslowdown,takeadeepbreath,andenjoynature’sverysimplebeauty.36.WhatcanvisitorsdoatCopperwoodTrail?A.Learnabouthorsebehaviorandbodylanguage.B.TakepartinEquineAssistedLearningandherbcraftworkshops.C.Attendadvancedcoursesonhorsebodylanguage.D.Drinkcountrycoffeewhilewatchingamural.37.Accordingtothetext,whichplaceoffersa“visualjourney”fullofwarmthandpeace?A.CopperwoodTrail’shorsebodylanguagecourses.B.FourSeasonsHotel’sseasonalmuralinstallation.C.RiverCottage’ssurroundingAxeValleyviews.D.GreenHillGardens’guidedwalksandflowertours.38.WhatdoweknowaboutRiverCottage?A.Ithasapositiveinfluenceonlyonfishwelfare.B.Ithasbeenacookeryschoolsinceitstelevisiondebut.C.Itoffersfarmhouseaccommodationwithgreatscenery.D.ItisdistinguishedmainlyforitsviewsoftheAxeValley.39.WhatdoCopperwoodTrailandGreenHillGardenshaveincommon?A.Theyaremanagedbyafamily. B.Theyhaveeco-friendlypractices.C.Theyfocusonanimalprotection. D.Theyprovidemanycraftactivities.40.Whatisthemainpurposeofthistext?A.Tointroducestress-relievingtips. B.Torecommendpleasantattractions.C.Toadvertisepopularsights. D.Toexplorenature-friendlyways.答案：36.A37.B38.C39.A40.BBMyfirstshoppinginageneralstorewasinMissBee’swhenIspentthesummerwithmygrandmotherinNewYork.“Gogetthemyourself”MissBeesaid,ignoringtheshoppinglistheldupbeforehernose.“I’mnotyourservant,sojustgetyourselfabasketfromthatpileoverthereandstartfilling.”Ittookmethreewall-to-wallsearchesbeforeIfoundthefirstitemonmylist—aporkcanbeplacedbetweenboxesofcerealandbread.Nextupwastoiletpaper,foundunderthedailynewspaper,andBand-Aids,foundnexttothefacecream.Thestorewasapuzzle,butitheldsomesurprisestoo.IfoundanewSupermancomicbehindthepeanutbutter.IvisitedMissBeeacoupleoftimesaweekthatsummer.Sometimessheshort-chargedme.Othertimessheoverchargedorsoldmeanoldnewspaperinsteadofacurrentone.Goingtothestorewasmorelikegoingintobattle.IleftmyGrandma’shousearmedwithmylist—memorizedtotheletter—andmarchedintoMissBee’slikeGeneralPattonmarchingintoNorthAfrica.Allsummerlongshefoundwaystotripmeup.NosoonerhadIlearnedhowtopronouncebicarbonateofsoda(小苏打)andmemorizeditslocationontheshelfthanMissBeerearrangedtheshelvesandmademehuntforitalloveragain.Bysummer’send,however,theshoppingtripthathadoncetakenmeanhourwasdonein15minutes.ThemorningIwastoreturntoBrooklyn,Istoppedintotellherthatshewasmean.Tomyamazementshelaughedandsaid.“Well,Idon’tcare!Eachofusisputonthisearthforareason.IbelievemyjobistoteacheverychildImeettenlifelessonstohelpthem.Thinkwhatyouwill,butwhenyougetolderyou’llbegladourpathscrossed!”Ithoughttheideawasabsurduntilonedaymydaughtercametomewithhomeworktroubles.“It’stoohard,”shesaid.“Couldyoufinishmymathproblemsforme?”“IfIdoitforyou,howwillyoueverlearntodoityourself?”Isaid.Suddenly,IwasbackatthatgeneralstorewhereIhadlearnedthehardwaytotalup(结算)mybillalongwiththecashier.Asmydaughterwentbacktoherhomework,Iwondered:HadMissBeereallytaughtmesomethingallthoseyearsago?Itookoutmynotebookandstartedwriting“.”41.Whydidthewriterspendalongtimedoingherfirstshoppinginthegeneralstore?A.MissBeedidn’ttreatherkindlyatall.B.Hergrandmotheraskedhertobuytoomanythings.C.Thestorewasindisorderandshewasunfamiliarwithit.D.Shewastooyoungtorememberalltheitemsonthelist.42.Whatdidthewritermeanwhencomparingherselfto“GeneralPatton”inthefourthparagraph?A.Goingshoppinginthestorewasachallengetoher.B.Shewaswellpreparedforthetaskandfullofconfidence.C.Shewasveryaggressive,takingMissBeeastheenemy.D.Goingshoppingwassofunthatitwaslikeplayingawargame.43.WhatdoestheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph6probablysuggest?A.ThewriterwouldbehappytomeetMissBeeagainlaterinlife.B.ThewriterwouldfindshoppinginMissBee’sstoreveryinteresting.C.ThewriterwouldbenefitfromtheexperienceofshoppinginMissBee’s.D.ThewriterwouldrealizethatMissBeecouldbecomeherfriend.44.WhydidthewritersuddenlythinkofMissBeewhenherdaughteraskedforhelpwithhomework?A.MissBeereorganizedshelvesandforcedhertohuntagain.B.ShehadspentthewholesummershoppingatMissBee’sstore.C.ShehadmistakenlythoughtMissBeewasameanperson.D.Herdaughter’sproblemmirroredherownpaststruggles.45.Whatmightbeputintheblankastheauthor’snoteinthelastparagraph?A.Firstimpressionsmatterinourdailylife.B.Efficiencyimproveswithconstantpractice.C.Sticktoyourdreamwhateverhappens.D.Thingscanbelearnedindailyroutines.答案：41.C42.A43.C44.D45.DCParentsexhaustedbytheirchildrenmayhavesuspecteditallalong.Youngsterspossessgreaterenergylevelsthanprofessionalenduranceathletes,scientistshavediscovered,meaningitisvirtuallyimpossiblefortheaverageadulttomatchtheirpace.Andformothersandfathershopingthattiringouttheirlittleoneswillensureagoodnight’ssleep,bewarned.Childrenalsohaveanimpressiverecoverytime,andwillreboundtotheirbestquickerthanparents’expectation.“Wefoundthechildrenusedmoreoftheiraerobicmetabolism(有氧代谢)andwerethereforelesstiredduringthehigh-intensityphysicalactivities.”saidSebastienRatel,associateprofessorinExercisePhysiologywhocompletedthisstudy.“Thismayexplainwhychildrenappeartohavetheabilitytoplayandplayandplay,longafteradultshaveyieldedtoexhaustion.”Previousstudieshaveshownthatchildrendonottireasquicklyasuntrainedadultsduringphysicaltasksanditwassuggestedtheyhadenergyprofilescomparabletoenduranceathletes,buttherewasnoevidencetoproveituntilnow.Tofinditout,theresearchersrecruited12youngstersagedbetweennineand11,12untrainedmenand13maleenduranceathleteswhowerenational-levelprofessionalathletesorlong-distancerunnersandcyclists.Allwereaskedtoperformtwosevensecondresistancesprints(负重冲刺跑),followedbyoneminuterecoverywhiletheiraerobicenergyoutputwasmeasured.Onasecondvisittheywereaskedtocycleasfastastheycanfor30seconds.Anaerobicexerciseproduceslacticacid,whichcausesmusclefatigue.Theparticipants’heart-rate,oxygenlevelsandlactate-removalrateswerecheckedafterthecyclingtaskstoseehowquicklytheyrecovered.Itwasfoundthatduringthecyclingtest,untrainedadult’spoweroutputfellby51.8percent,andathletesby41.8percent,butchildren’sonlydecreasedby35.2percent.Theresearchersbelievethefindingscouldhelpdevelopathleticpotentialinchildrenaswellasimproveourcomprehensionofhowourbodieschangefromchildhoodtoadulthood.“Manyparentsaskabouttheoptimalwaytodeveloptheirchild’sathleticpotential,”saidco-authorAnthonyBlazevich,professorinBiomechanics.“Ourstudyshowsthatmuscleenduranceisoftenexceptionallyrobustinchildren,soitmightbebettertofocusonotherareasoffitnesssuchastheirsportstechnique,sprintspeedormusclestrength.Thismaycontributetooptimizingphysicalconditioninginchildren,sothattheyperformbetterandobtaingreaterenjoymentfromsports.”46.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inParagraph1referto?A.Childrenarebetteratmanysportsthanmostadults.B.Childrenhaveahigherenergylevelthanmostadults.C.Childrenrecoverfromwoundsquickerthanadults.D.Childrensleepbetterthanadultswhentheyaretired.47.Comparedtopreviousstudies,thestudybySebastienRatelisuniquebecauseit________.A.foundoutforthefirsttimewhychildrenwerelessexhaustedbyphysicalactivitiesB.providedparentswithscientificevidenceforhowtoensurechildrenrestwellC.showedthatchildrencouldbetrainedtocompletehigh-intensitysportsactivitiesD.provedforthefirsttimethatchildren’sendurancecouldbegreaterthanathletes’48.WhatcanbeinferredfromthedatacollectedduringthecyclingtestinParagraph5?A.Childrenexperiencelessmusclefatiguethanadults.B.Childrenhavemoremusclestrengththanadults.C.Childrendeveloplesslacticacidthanadultswhenexercising.D.Childrenshowbettertechniquesthanadultsinsportingactivities.49.AccordingtoAnthonyBlazevich,thefindingsofthisstudymayhelpusto________.A.enhanceadults’muscleenduranceB.liftchildren’saerobicmetabolismlevelC.lowerchildren’sdecreasedpoweroutputD.developchildren’sathleticability50.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.MetabolismandMaturation:TheDecliningtrendofHumanEnduranceB.BeyondAdultLimits:WhyChildrenOutperformProfessionalAthletesC.TheScienceofChild’sPlay:UnlockingYouthfulEnergyLevelsD.RethinkingTraining:TheHiddenStrengthsofYoungAthletes答案：46.B47.D48.A49.D50.CDWhenplanningmywedding,Iwasdeterminednottogetcaughtupinthe“perfectday”,buttohavearelaxing,informalcelebration.MyhusbandandIendeduphavingalovelytime.“Pursuitofperfectionisaprison,”saysMoyaSarner,anNHSpsychotherapist.Manyofusaredrivenbytheunconsciouswishthatifwecouldjusthavetheperfectbody,theperfectjobandtheperfectfamily,thenwewouldbehappy.Forthatreason,itcanbeoneofthemostsignificantbarrierstohappinessinlife.ThepsychoanalystDonaldWinnicottwroteabouttheimportanceofthe“goodenoughmother”whomeetsherbaby’sneedstimely,butisnotperfect.Hesaidperfectisharmful.Tomeeteverydesireimmediately,topassthetoystraightawaywheneveritisdemandedslowsdownababy’sgrowth,robbingthemoftheopportunitytofeelfrustratedandlearntocrawltogetthetoyforthemselves.Winnicottbelievedthatwhileperfectionisnotavirtue,toleranceofimperfectionis.Ifwecannotdevelopthecapacitytotolerateimperfectioninourselvesandinthosearoundus,wecanhavenoself-confidence,nosustainablerelationshipsandnofulfillingcareer.Ifwe’realwaystryingtobuildsomethingcalledaperfectlife,wearen’treallylivingtheonewe’rein.HowdoIknowallthis?Iamaperfectionistinrecovery.I’vestartedtorecognizemyintoleranceofimperfection—myneedforcertainthingstobeexactlyasIwouldlikethemtobe,fromthewaymyhusbandchopshisonionstomyterrorofbeinglate—andithasmadeahugedifferencetomyrelationshipandmyparenting.Howcanyoubeagoodpartnerifyouexpecteveryoneelsetofityourownnarrowexpectations?Howcanyourchildgrowiftheysensethattheyalwaysneedtocolorpreciselyinsidethelinesyou’vedrawnoutforthem?Weneedtogofurtherthantoleratingimperfections.Weneedtolearntoappreciatetheirhumanityandbeauty.Imperfectionsarewhypeoplewillpayacalligraphertohandwriteinvitationswhenacomputercanproduceaflawlessversionofthesamescriptforlessmoneyandinlesstime.Soforamoredeliciouslife,andultimatelyabetterone,Ichooseimperfectionism.51.WhatpreventsusfromobtaininghappinessaccordingtoMoyaSarner?A.Thelackofaperfectlife. B.Thepursuitofperfection.C.Theunconsciouswishforjobs. D.Thefearofbeingimperfect.52.Whatcanwelearnfromtheexampleofthe“goodenoughmother”?A.Raisingachildbringsamothermuchjoy.B.Pursuingperfectionisthedutyofmothers.C.Respondinginstantlyimpactsbabies’growth.D.Meetingbabies’demandsisverychallenging.53.Howdoestheauthordevelophercentralargument?A.Bycitingexperts’opinionsandreflectingonpersonalexperience.B.Bylistingseveralproblemsandprovidingsolutionsonebyone.C.Bycomparingtwooppositeviewsandprovingoneiswrong.D.Bydefiningkeytermsandthengivingdetailedcaseanalysis.54.WhatcanweinferfromtheexampleofthecalligrapherinParagraph6?A.Handwritteninvitationsaremoreexpensivebutlessbeautiful.B.Imperfectionsmakethingsmorehumanandvaluableinpeople’seyes.C.Peoplearewillingtopaymoreforperfectionevenifitisinefficient.D.Calligraphersarebetteratcreatingflawlessscriptsthancomputers.55.Whichofthefollowingmighttheauthorapproveof?A.Amissisasgoodasamile. B.Onefalsemovelosesall.C.Everycloudhasasilverlining. D.Closeenoughisgoodenough.答案：51.B52.C53.A54.B55.D第II卷(共35分)第三部分：写作(共两节，满分35分)第一节：阅读表达(共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分)阅读下面短文，按照要求完成阅读任务。Myfive-year-olddaughterHeidiranaroundthebackyardinthesummersunshine,laughingandchasingbutterflies.Shespottedalargeglassjarsittingontheplatform,filledwithwaterandteabagsbrewingsuntea.Thenshewentoverandsatdownonthetopoftheclosedlid.Itseemedlikeanicelittlestool,justhersize,butthehotjarimmediatelycollapsedintocountlesspiecesofglass.Shestoodupanddisplayedasmallbutdeepcutonthebackofherleg.Bloodpouredoutofthecutlikeatinyredriver.Wewereofftotheemergencyroominamatterofminutes,myheartpoundingthewholeway.Afteralong,anxiouswait,wewereledintoasmallroom,andDr.Andersoncamein.Dr.Andersonwascalmandfriendly.HetoldHeidiasillyjokeaboutachickencrossingtheroadasheexaminedhercut,thengentlygaveherashotandstitched(缝合)herup.Afterbandagingherleg,heblewuparubbersurgicalglovelikeaballoon,usingamarkertodrawachickenfaceonit.Heidilaughedandplayedwithher“chickentoy”fordays,makingitdancearoundthehouse.Thirtyyearslater,atawarmfamilydinner,werecalledtheaccident.Irememberedthebrokenglass,blood,andlongwait.ButHeidilookedsurprised.“That’snotwhathappened,”shesaid.Hermemorywaspleasant:aquickcrash,asmoothdrivetothehospital,andmostofall,Dr.Anderson’skindnessandthefunnychickenglove.Ithoughtaboutthisfordays.Heidihadfilteredoutthepainfulpartsandrememberedonlythegood.Irealizedthatlettinggoofnegativememoriesisagift.Asachild,Ihaddonethesame,butasanadult,Ihadlostthatability.NowItrytoliveinthemoment,enjoythegood,andnotdrowninthebad.Heiditaughtmethatthereisalwayssomethinggoodtofocuson,evenonthehardestdays.56.WhathappenedtoHeidiwhenshesatonthejar?(nomorethan10words)___________________________________________________________________________________________57.WhatdidDr.AndersondotocomfortHeidiafterstitchingherup?(nomorethan15words)___________________________________________________________________________________________58.HowdidHeidi’smemoryoftheaccidentdifferfromhermother’s?(nomorethan15wo