2026届 浙江北斗星盟2026年5月高三阶段性考试英语试题（含答案无听力原文无音频）

2026年5月高三阶段性考试英语试题第一部分听力（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.Whatisthemangoingtodo?A．Attendafamilyreunion.B．Visithiscousinsabroad.C．Hostaweddinganniversaryparty.2.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Complainaboutanemergency.B．Extendtheloanperiodforabook.C．Askabouttheduedateofhisbook.3.Whatisthewoman’sfeelingnow?A．Regret.B．Disappointment.C．Worry.4.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A．Atarestaurant.B．Atasupermarket.C．Atthewoman'shouse.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．Throwingawayunnecessaryitems.B．Planningashoppingtrip.C．Buyinganewcoat.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，回答第6、7小题。6.WhydoesJanetmakethecall?A．Totellaboutadelay.B．Torequestpayment.C．Toplaceanorder.7.WhatdoesthemanaskJanettodointheend?A．Offerfreeshipping.B．Keephimupdated.C．Repairhisprinter.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9小题。8.WhatcontributesthemosttoEchke’sleaving?A．Herheavyworkload.B．Herlowsalary.C．Hertoughmanager.9.Whatdoesthemanpromisetodo?A．Reportthecomment.B．Contactotherdepartingemployees.C．MoveEchketoanotherdepartment.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12小题。10.WhendidWaltDisneywinthefirstOscaraward?A．Inthemid-1920s.B．Intheearly1930s.C．Inthelate1960s.11.WhatisspecialaboutWaltDisney'slastOscaraward?A．Hedidn'treceiveithimself.B．Hewonitjustbeforehisdeath.C．Hegotitforhisfirstfamouscharacter.12.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers?A．TheyarefansofMickeyMouse.B．TheyliketowatchWaltDisneyfilmswithkids.C．TheybothlikeWinniethePoohandtheBlusteryDay.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16小题。13.Whatisprobablythewoman?A．Ajournalist.B．Anofficer.C．Astudent.14.Whathasbeendonetothetreesplantedlastyear?A．They'vebeenmovedtoanotherspot.B．They'vebeenmeasuredforoxygenoutput.C．They'vebeencomparedwithotherspecies.15.Whatisthecurrentgoaloftheproject?A．Toexpandthetreeplantingarea.B．Tointroducemoretreespecies.C．Towinmoreacademicprizes.16.Whatwaskeytotheresearchimprovement?A．Thegovernmentfund.B．Theprivateinvestment.C．Themoneyfromsellingshares.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。17.Wheredoesthespeakerwork?A．AtaTVstation.B．Ataradiostation.C．Ataweatherstation.18.Whatmadethespeakergetintothefield?A．ATVprogram.B．Hischildhoodexperience.C．Researchonweatherconditions.19.Whatismostimportanttobeaweatherforecaster?A．Doingwellinscience.B．Explainingforecastssimply.C．Beingabletoanalyzepatterns.20.Whatdidthespeakermajorinbeforestartinghiswork?A．Physics.B．Math.C．Business.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。AWISHLIST:ENERGY-SAVINGTECHEVEENERGY£39.95/$43.95|Smartplugsareagreattooltotackleenergyconsumption.PlugssuchastheEveEnergyareabletogiveyouremoteaccesstoyourdevicesandappliancesthroughyoursmartphoneandswitchoffanythathavebeenlefton.Youcanalsoautomateshutoffsandcreateaweeklyscheduletoavoidexcessenergyuse.Throughthecompanionapp,youcanalsoreceivedetailedanalyticsonthetotalconsumption,projectedcosts,andtotalcostsforconnecteddevices.LUSTREE14£54.99(APPROX.$73)|Energy-efficientsmartLEDbulbs,suchastheLustreE14byPhilipsHue,areagreatwaytoreduceyourenergyconsumption.Throughthecompanionapp,youcancontrolandmanageyourhomelightsremotely,settingschedulesandautomaticallyswitchinglightsofftopreventexcessuseandwastefulenergyconsumption.There'snotonlywhiteorwarm-tonedlighttochoosefrom,butmillionsofdifferentcolourhuestochangetheaestheticofeachroominyourhome.ELITEFLEXIDRAWERAIRFRYER£119.99(APPROX.$160)|towerhousewares.co.ukAirfryershavequicklybecomeacommonhouseholdappliance.However,alongwiththeirspeedycookingtimesandcrispyfoods,thesedevicescanalsobemoreenergyefficientthantheirovencounterparts.Forexample,TowerestimatesthattheEliteFlexiDrawerAirFryercansaveupto70percentofaconsumer’senergyinthekitchenbyswitchingtoairfryercooking.Thisparticularairfryerboastsan11-litrecapacitytoprepareentiremeals,andtheflexidrawercanbedividedintotwo5.5-litresectionsforseparatecooking.21.WhatcantheEveEnergy’sappdo?A．Extendtheplug'sservicelife.B．Provideenergydataanalysis.C．Adjusttheroom'slightcolor.D．Updateweeklydietschedule.22.WherecanyoubuytheLustreE14?A．On.B．Fromanappliancestore.C．Fromacompanionapp.D．Ontowerhousewares.co.uk.23.Ifanovenconsumes200unitsofenergy,howmuchcantheairfryersaveatmost?A．11.B．60.C．140.D．160.BAnewtrend—spendingawholedayinsideabathhouse—isquietlyreshapinghowforeignvisitorsexperienceChina.Videostagged“24-hourspasinChina”havebecomeviralonsocialmediaplatformssuchasTikTokandYouTube,drawingcontentcreatorsfromdifferentpartsoftheworld.UStravelvloggerJonathan,whorunsachannelcalledTravelEscapes,recentlydrewglobalattentiontoChina’sspacultureafterdocumentinghis24-hourstayataluxury,yetveryaffordable,bathhouseinChengdu,Sichuanprovince.“Thisisunbelievable,”hesaid,asheturnedhislens(镜头)onthefacilitycoveringfivefloors.“For$41,yougeteverything.There’salibrary,pooltables,massagerooms,sleepingareas…”AtthecenterofaChinesebathhouseexperienceliesthebodyscrub(搓澡).Therejuvenatingpractice,performedbytrainedattendantswhousevariousdegreesofpressureformaximumbenefit,amazesvisitors,particularlyfirst-times.“Itwasabitpainfulatfirst,butyouwalkoutfeelinglikeyourskin,andmaybeevenyourmind,hasbeenreset,”onevisitorwroteonline.SpasandbathhousesinChinaoftenserveaswellnessretreats,withtherapiessuchasguasha—atraditionalChinesemedicinetreatmentthatusessmooth-edgedtoolstoboostcirculation,helpreduceswellingandreleasetension—andcuppingaddinganotherdimensiontotheexperience.Whatvisitorsexperienceisnotanovelty,butthereinventionofacenturies-oldpractice.ThepopularityofcommunalbathhousesdatesbacktotheNorthernSongDynasty.TherisingpopularityofChinesespasandbathhousesisindicativeofabroadershiftinhowforeignersvisitingChinawanttoexperienceChina.Mosttravelersseekimmersive,everydayexperiences,whichsocialmediausersoftenrefertoas“veryChinesemoments”.“Thingsthatfeelordinarytolocalsarebecomingextraordinaryforinternationalvisitors,”saidLiMengran,spokeswomanforUTourGroup,aleadingtravelplatformbasedinBeijing.“That'swhereanewwaveoftourismgrowthiscomingfrom.”24.WhydoestheauthormentionJonathaninthetext?A．Torecommendafive-floorbathhouse.B．ToadvertiseJonathan'stravelchannel.C．ToillustratethepopularityofChina'sbathhouse.D．ToproveChineseshortvideosarepopularonline.25.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribes“bodyscrub”accordingtothetext?A．Painfulandintense.B．Ancientandglobal.C．Gentleandrejuvenating.D．Professionalandrewarding.26.Whatdoestheinternationalvisitors’focusshiftto?A．In-depthexperiences.B．Cheaperluxuryactivities.C．Mind-resettingadventures.D．Multi-dimensionalmoments.27.Whatisthemainpurposeofthearticle?A．TopromoteChinesebathhousesworldwide.B．Toshowforeignvloggers’dailylifeinChina.C．TointroducetheservicesofChinesebathhouse.D．TopresentanewwayforeignersexperienceChina.CTheAmazonrainforestmaybeshiftingfromamassivecarbonsinktoanetcarbonemitter.Since1985,humanactivityhasdestroyedmorethan10%oftheAmazon'sforestcover,releasingsubstantialamountsofCO2previouslysequesteredintreesandsoil.Deforestationthroughfiresreleases1.5billiontonnesofCO2annually,drivingclimatewarming.Vegetationchangesalteratmosphericcomposition,surfacereflectivity,andcloudproperties,whichcaneitherintensifyorslowwarming.Thereplacementofdarkforestcoverbybrightergrassesincreasessurfacereflectivity,leadingtomorereflectionofsolarradiation,thoughweakerthaninsnow-coveredregions.Amongthese,howcloudsrespondtoforestlossremainstheleastunderstood.Previousstudiesoncloudcoveryieldedconflictingresults:somereportedreductionsafterdeforestation,whileothersreportedincreases.Thisdifferencearisesfromstrongregionalandseasonalvariations.Notably,priorstudiesexaminedlong-termassociationsratherthanimmediatedeforestationimpactssuchasfireaerosols.Toresolvethis,DrorandFeingoldanalyzedtwodecadesofMODISandCERESsatellitedata,comparingdeforestedregionswithnearbyundisturbedareas.Theirfindingsrevealthatcloudcoverrisessystematicallywithdeforestationyear-round,peakingduringthedryseason.Inareaswhereforestlosssurpassed50%,cloudcovergrewby3.1%onaverage,reaching5.1%inthemostheavilyclearedzones.Moreover,cloudtopssatatloweraltitudesoverclearedlands.Theselow-altitudecloudsenhancedreflectionofincomingsolarradiationratherthantrappingoutgoingheat.Theresultingcoolingeffectfromthiscloudincreaseprovedatleasttwiceasstrongasthatfromsurfacereflectivitychangesalone.WhileincreasedcloudinessthusreducespartoftheCO2-drivenwarming,otherfactorslikenon-CO2greenhousegasesandaerosolssuchasmethaneandozoneremainuncertain,witheitherwarmingorcoolingeffectsthroughcomplexpathways.Currentevidencesuggeststhatevencombinedbiophysicaleffectscannotfullycanceloutthewarming.Therefore,maintainingandrestoringAmazonforestcoverremainsessentialforclimateprotection.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“sequestered”inparagraph1mostprobablymean?A．Stored.B．Produced.C．Released.D．Transformed.29.HowdidDrorandFeingoldcarryouttheirstudy?A．BymeasuringCO2levelsinheavilyclearedforestareas.B．ByconductinggroundsurveysofvegetationinAmazonareas.C．ByanalyzingseasonalrainfallpatternsacrossAmazonregions.D．Bycomparingsatellitedatabetweenclearedandundisturbedareas.30.Whataccountsforthestrongercoolingeffectoverclearedlands?A．Greatergroundreflectivityfromgrasses.B．Moretrappingofoutgoingheatbylowclouds.C．Higheraltitudeofcloudtopsoverclearedlands.D．Lowercloudtopsreflectingmoresolarradiation.31.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A．Cloudfeedbackalonestabilizesclimate.B．Futuredryingwillenhancecloudcooling.C．Biophysicalfactorsleadtoineffectiveresults.D．Forestrestorationisessentialdespitepartialcooling.DAt56,Iambeginningtofeelthephysicaleffectsofageing.Iwon’tboreyouwiththedetails,butnoneofthemisgreatfun.Yetresearchersnowsuggestthatoneofthemostdamagingeffectsmaynotbephysicalatall.Itmaybeginwithhowpeoplecometoseeageingitself.Theycallitinternalisedageism:thetendencytoholdnegativeexpectationsaboutone’sownhealthsimplybecauseofage.Whenolderadultsarerepeatedlyassumedtobeslow,forgetful,orincapableoflearning,suchideasdonotalwaysstayoutsidethem.Overtime,theycanbecomepartofhowpeopleseethemselves.Oncethathappens,behaviourmaychange:apersonwhoexpectsdeclinemayexerciseless,paylessattentiontodiet,andtreateverysignofweaknessasproofofsomethingworse.Researchshowsthatinternalisedageismcanaffecthowpeopleage.AHarvardstudyfoundthatolderadultswiththemostpositiveviewsshowedslowerphysicalandmentaldeclineandkepthealthierhabitsthanthosewiththemostnegativeviews.Crucially,researchersruledoutthesimplerexplanation—poorhealthdidnotsimplycausepessimism.Instead,aperson’sattitudeatthestartpredictedhowtheirhealthchangedovertime.BeccaLevyatYaleSchoolofPublicHealthfoundfurthersupport:amongpeopleover65withmildmemoryproblems,thosewithapositiveoutlookwerefarmorelikelytorecover.HerresearchalsoshowsthatsuchnegativethinkinggeneratesoverthreemillionextradiseasecasesintheUSeachyear,atacombinedcostofoverelevenbilliondollars.Yetinternalisedageismdoesn’tjustcomefromwithin.Negativeimagesofolderpeoplespreadthroughthemedia,advertising,andeventheadviceofmedicalprofessionals.Becausethesemessagesappearsonaturallyindailylife,theyareseldomquestioned.Bythetimemostpeoplenoticethem,theyhavealreadytakenroot.Apartialanswerexists.Researchshowsattitudestowardsageingcanshiftthroughpositivemessages.Butchangingdeeplyheldbeliefstakesgenerations,asthelongstruggleagainstracialprejudiceshows.I’mnotgoingtoletitgetmedown.Instead,I’mgoingtotrytomakemyownageingprocessgreatfun.32.Whatistherootcauseofinternalizedageism?A．Lessattentiontoexerciseanddiet.B．Graduallossoflearningcapability.C．Constantfearoverphysicaldecline.D．Repeatedexposuretoageprejudice.33.WhatcanwelearnaboutageingfromtheHarvardstudy?A．Attitudeaffectstherateofageing.B．Pessimismresultsfromfasterageing.C．Mindsetalonedefinesageingprocess.D．Healthyhabitspromiseslowerageing.34.Whyisinternalisedageismhardtochange?A．Itsrootstaketimetoappear.B．Itisbackedbyprofessionals.C．Itssourcesarewidelyvaried.D．Itisestablishedasasocialnorm.35.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?A．AgePrejudice:ALongBattleforSocietyB．TheElderly:AGroupMisunderstoodbySocietyC．SocialMessages:ASilentForceBehindAgeBiasD．NegativeExpectations:AHiddenThreatinAgeing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填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Withinthescientificcommunity,dreamsarestillsomethingofamystery.However,improvementsinbrainimagingandrecentphysiologicalstudieshavebroughtusonestepclosertoansweringthequestionofwhysomepeopleremembertheirdreamsmorethanothers.

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Researchersaren’texactlysurewhy,butBarrettsaysitcouldbeabiologicalorhormonaldifference.Barrettnotesthatdifferencesbetween

menandwomeninregardtodreamrecallare“modest”andthattherearegreaterdifferenceswithineachgenderthanbetweenthegenders.AgeAswegetolder,itoftengetshardertorecallourdreams.Yourabilitytorememberdreamsimprovesinlatechildhoodandadolescence,andtendstopeakinyourtwenties,Barrettsays

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However,thereareexceptions,andpeoplesometimesexperiencetheopposite.AmountofsleepTheamountofsleeponegetsisoneofthemostimportantfactors.

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However,thoserapideyemovementperiodsgetlongerthroughoutthenight,meaningthatyou’redoingthemostdreamingtowardthemorninggenerallyrightbeforeyouwakeup.BrainactivityThankstobrainimaging,scientistsnowhaveabetterideaofwhichpartsofthebrainareassociatedwithdreaming.Apartofthebrainthatprocessesinformationandemotionsismoreactiveinpeoplewhoremembertheirdreamsmoreoften.

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Inturn,thismaypromotesomethingcalledintrasleep(睡眠期间)wakefulness.Ifyoudon’trememberanything,Barrettsaysit'sstillhelpfultoassesshowyoufeelwhenyoufirstawaken.“Sometimesifyoujuststaywithwhateveremotionyouwokeupwith,”shesays,“adreamwillcomerushingback.”A．Dr.DeirdreBarrettsharedafewofthefactors.B．Women,onaverage,recallmoredreamsthanmen.C．Sowhatcanyoudotohelpyourememberyourdreams?D．Thisregionmayhelppeoplepaymoreattentiontoexternalcues.E．Similarly,the“highrecallers”tendtoexhibitmorebrainactivity.F．Afterthatpoint,peopleoftenexperienceagradualdrop-offindreamrecall.G．Peopledreamevery90minutesduringtherapideyemovementsleepcycle.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。Truewasafour-year-oldboy.Bornwithheartdiseaserequiring

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,hespenthisearliestyearsinfoster(寄养)care.OnhisoperationdayatChildren’sNebraskahospital,Truewasadmittedforthesurgerybyhimself.That’swhenDr.AmyBeethewalkedin.True’s7-hoursurgerymadeAmykeepthinkingaboutthesweetlittlekidwhowas

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True’scaseworkerandlearnedhehadsixsiblings(兄弟姐妹),noneofwhomweredoingwell.Fewfamilieswerewillingtooffera

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homeforTrueconsideringhisdemandingmedicalneeds.ThenthesocialworkeraskedAmy:Areyoua(n)

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Trueinthehospital,heimmediatelyfellinlovewithhim—andthe4-year-old

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followed.TheBeethesrealizedhowcloseTruewaswithhissiblings,soAmysoughttofindthemfosterhomestokeepthekids

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—andaheartfulloflove.41.A．transplantB．surgeryC．protectionD．consultation42.A．talkingaboutB．lookingforC．goingthroughD．showingoff43.A．supportedB．recognizedC．contactedD．identified44.A．comfortableB．peacefulC．spaciousD．permanent45.A．optionB．assistantC．doctorD．witness46.A．currentlyB．naturallyC．unfortunatelyD．obviously47.A．confusedB．adoptedC．abandonedD．ignored48.A．plansB．excusesC．roomD．responsibility49.A．followedB．admiredC．treatedD．met50.A．helpedB．calledC．joinedD．respected51.A．complicatedB．remarkableC．interestingD．strange52.A．amusedB．calmedC．educatedD．connected53.A．doorB．mouthsC．heartsD．hospital54.A．enteredB．exploredC．changedD．survived55.A．dreamB．familyC．souvenirD．lesson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。Fujiantulou,orearthenbuildings,aretraditionalhomesinFujian.JuchoseChangrongBuilding,

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(house)12modernrooms.Aftera2023repairprojectbyaXiamenUniversityteam,thebuilding,

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centralhallnowservesasareadingspace,offerstea-pickingandcostumeexperiences,whiletheteamavoidedtheriskofthebuilding

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(add)totheUNESCOWorldHeritageListin2008.Sincethen,localtourismhasshiftedfrombasicsightseeingtohigh-qualitystays.Thischangeisalso

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(evidence)inHua’an,whereoldhouseshavebecomegalleries,coffeeshopsandlibraries.

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(engage)youngerguests,localteamshaveaddedplayfulactivitiesanddigitalsouvenirs.Sometuloumodelsmakeitpossiblefortouriststoplayvideosbytappingphonesagainstthem.DuringSpringFestival,Hua’anlaunchedaChina-chicgame.Inthegame,touriststookpart

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characters,completingtasksinvolvingfolkdancesandtraditionalsports.Theseeffortsaimtomovebeyondvisitingasinglebuildingtocreatingadestinationwherevisitorsexperiencealifethatbeginswithnature,continuesthroughlocalcustoms

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returnstothewarmthofthehome.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，你校英语社举办的“毕业留念”短视频大赛已圆满结束。你的参赛作品深受同学喜爱。请你给活动负责人Eric写一封信，申请将你的视频在校内平台进行展播，内容包括：（1）视频内容；（2）申请理由。注意:（1）写作词数应为80左右；（2）可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearEric,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua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。Beingleft-handedsoundscool,untilyourealizeitislessaboutgeniusandmoreaboutdailysurvival.WeleftiessharethesameDNAwithgreatfigureslikeChaplin,daVinciandOprah,yetwestruggleconstantlywithallkindsofright-handedeverydayobjects.Mystrugglesbeganearlyinkindergarten.Theteacherhandedmeapairofchild-safescissors,whichturnedouttobeanythingbutsafeforaleft-hander.ThepaperIcutlookedasifithadbeenattackedbyahamster(仓鼠).Myteachersighedandadvisedmetotryharder,neverknowingIwasactuallyfightingagainstcenturiesofright-handeddesign.Laterinschool,Isufferedalotfromthoselectureseatswithdesksattachedonlyontheright.Towrite,Ihadtotwistmybodyawkwardly,withmyleftarmhangingunsupportedintheair.Afterclass,inkstainedmypalm,myshoulderachedterribly,andmyhandwritingwasasmessyasadoctor'sprescription(处方).Penswereanotherdisaster.Right-handedpeopleglidesmoothlyacrossthepage,whileIalwaysleavewetinkeverywhere.BythetimeIfinishedanessay,myhandwascoveredindarkinkstains.Almosteverythinginlife—scissors,spiralnotebooks,zippersanddoorhandles—wasalldesignedforright-handedpeople.WhenItookupguitarincollege,myinstructorwasshockedtoseemeplaywithmylefthand.Left-handedguitarswererareandoverpriced,soIhadno

choicebuttofliparegularguitarupsidedownjustlikeJimiHendrix.Evenmygrandmotheroncetriedtocorrectmebytyingmylefthandbehindmyback.ButIwassoclumsythatIspilledfoodalloverthefloor.Shefinallygaveup,mutteringthatIwassomehowspecial.AsIgrewup,Ilearnedtoadapt.Ichoseproperseatsinrestaurantstoavoidelbowconflicts,flippednotebooks,usedreversed(颠倒的)keyboardsandoperatedright-handedmicewithmylefthand,alwaysdrawingcuriousstaresfromothers.Still,Ifeltawkwardandoutofplacelivinginaright-handedworld.注意:(1)续写词数应为150左右；(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Paragraph1:Oneday,ourschoolheldatalentshow,andIbravedthestagewithmyupside-downguitar.

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