湖北孝感市普通重点高中2025-2026学年高二下学期期末联考英语试卷（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

湖北孝感市普通重点高中2025-2026学年高二下学期期末联考英语试卷第一部分听力（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）1.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A．Goshoppingforclothes.B．WaitfortheBlackFridaysale.C．Havesomethingtoeat.2.Howmuchwillthemanpay?A．$5.B．$10.C．$20.3.Wheredidthewomanmostprobablyleaveherwallet?A．Inherjacket.B．Onabus.C．Atarestaurant.4.WhatdoweknowaboutMary?A．Sherefusedajoboffer.B．Shewashuntingforajob.C．Shewaswell-qualifiedfortheposition.5.WhomightShellybe?A．Ababysitter.B．Thegirl’ssister.C．Theman’swife.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听第6段对话，回答第6、7题6.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Ajoboffer.B．Aninterview.C．Alecture.7.Howdoesthewomanfeel?A．Confident.B．Nervous.C．Hesitant.听第7段对话，回答第8、9题8.Whenwillthewomantakepartinabasketballgame?A．Thisweekend.B．Thedayaftertomorrow.C．Nextweek.9.Whatisthewomangoingtodonext?A．Ordershoesbymail.B．Waitforahomedelivery.C．GotoBob’sShoes.听第8段对话，回答第10、11、12题10.Whatdoesthemanwanttodo?A．Openanaccount.B．Depositsomemoney.C．Applyforaloan.11.Whydoesthemanhavetocomebacktomorrow?A．Heforgothispassport.B．Thebankisclosedtoday.C．Hehasn’tgotanyproofsofIDonhim.12.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A．ASilveraccountcanofferaninterestrateof5%.B．AGoldaccountoffersalowerinterestratethanSilver.C．Youneedtogive14days’noticeforaSilveraccount.听第9段对话，回答第13、14、15、16题13.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Managerandsecretary.B．Co-workers.C．Salespersonandclient.14.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodointhefirstplace?A．Prepareapresentation.B．Contactacustomer.C．Writeareport.15.Whenwillthewomangiveapresentation?A．Nextweek.B．Inthreeweeks.C．Nextmonth.16.Whatdoesthewomansayaboutthereportonthenewproject?A．ItneedstobefinishedbyFriday.B．Itshouldbeverydetailed.C．It’snottoourgent.听第10段独白，回答第17、18、19、20题17.Whenwilltheweatherclearup?A．Bymorning.B．Bylunchtime.C．Byevening.18.WhatwilltheweatherbelikeinEnglandtomorrowmorning?A．Clear.B．Rainy.C．Cloudy.19.WherewilltherainreachbySaturdayafternoon?A．Theeast.B．Thecentralarea.C．Thesouthcoast.20.Whatwillthetemperaturesbefortheweekend?A．Atabout21degrees.B．Atabout25degrees.C．Atabout18degrees.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）AFourAnimatedFilmsThatMovedYoungAudiencesin2024-2025AReturntoRiley’sMindInsideOut2(2024.6)picksupwherethefirstfilmleftoff.Now13yearsoldandabouttostarthighschool,Rileyfacespubertyandallitsemotionalchaos.Fournewemotionsarriveatheadquarters:Anxiety,Envy,Boredom,andEmbarrassment.Amongthem,Anxietyquicklybecomesthemostpowerful—shewantstoprotectRileyfromfailure,buthereffortsgotoofar.Thefilmdeliversapowerfulmessage:anxietyisnotanenemytodefeat,butapartofourselvesweneedtounderstand.Moana’sBoldestVoyageYetInMoana2(2024.11),theyoungchiefsetssailonceagain,thistimetofindthelostislandofMotufetuandscatteredoceantribes.Shemustbreakanancientcursewhilebalancingherdutytoprotectherhomeislandandanswertheocean’scall.Thefilmexploresresponsibility,courage,andtheimportanceofstayingtruetoone’sdreams.Asonereviewputit,“There’salwaysanotherway”—amessagethatencouragesyoungpeoplenevertogiveuphope.PoFacesaNewChallengeKungFuPanda4(2024.3)bringsPobackforanotheradventure.NowtheDragonWarrior,hemustchooseasuccessorandtakeonamysteriousnewvillain—theChameleon,asorceresswhocanshapeshiftintoanyofPo’spastenemies.Alongtheway,Polearnsthatrealgrowthmeanssteppingoutofhiscomfortzoneandembracingchange.Thefilm’scoremessageissimplebutpowerful:growthcomesnotfromdoingthesamethingforever,butfromdaringtotrysomethingnew.ARobotLearnstoBelongTheWildRobot(2024.9)tellsthestoryofRoz,arobotstrandedonaremoteislandafterashipwreck.Atfirst,theanimalsfearher.Butaftersheadoptsalittleorphanedgooseandcaresforhim,Rozslowlyearnsthetrustoftheisland’swildlife.Thefilmexploresthemesoffriendship,courage,andwhatittrulymeanstobelong.Itremindsviewersthatkindnesscanbridgeeventhewidestgaps.21.Whatdoallfourfilmshaveincommon?A．Theyareallfollow-upstoprevioussuccessfulfilms.B．Theyallexplorethemesofpersonalgrowthandchange.C．Theywereallreleasedinthefirsthalfof2024.D．Theyallfocusonthechallengesofstartinghighschool.22.Inwhichfilmdoesthemaincharactertakecareofanorphanedyounganimal?A．InsideOut2.B．Moana2.C．KungFuPanda4.D．TheWildRobot.23.WhatcanbeinferredaboutAnxietyinInsideOut2?A．SheisnothelpfultoRileyatall.B．SheonlyappearsonceRileygrowsupandleaveshome.C．Shemeanswellbutcanbecometoocontrolling.D．Sheistheonlynewemotionintroducedinthefilm.BZhangXue,aself-taughtmotorcycledesignerinChina,ismorethanadreamchaser—heisaguardianofdeterminationandapioneerbreakingtheboundariesbetweenordinarinessandextraordinariness.BorninaremotemountainvillageinHunanProvince,hegrewupwatchinghisfatherrepairoldmotorcycles,whichhadplantedaseedofpassioninhisheartbeforeheencounteredcountlesshardships.Itwasthisdeeppassionthatdrovehimtokeepmovingforward,neverlosingfaithinhisdream.Attheageof14,povertyforcedhimtodropoutofschool,andhetookupajobasamotorcyclerepairapprenticetomakealivingforhisfamilywithperseverance.Unlikeotherapprenticeswhoonlyfocusedonearningasalary,ZhangXuetreatedeverybrokenpartasalesson,spendinghisnightsstudyingmechanicalengineeringbooksandpracticingassemblingenginesuntilhishandswerecoveredwithcalluses.Whenhefirstproposeddesigninghisownmotorcycle,hewasmetwithlaughteranddoubt—manythoughtaruralboywithnoformaleducationcouldnevercompetewithwell-fundedforeignbrands.However,suchskepticismonlystrengthenedhisdetermination.Itwassevenyearsthathespentcollectingspareparts,improvinghisdesignsrepeatedly,andheevensoldhisonlyhouse,fundedbyhissavingsandborrowedmoney,tosupporthisproject.Hispersistencewasnotblindstubbornness,butafirmbeliefthatChinesecraftsmanshipcouldshineintheworldofhigh-performancemotorcycles.In2016,hisindependentlydesignedmotorcycle,named“Xuefeng”(SnowPeak),madeitsdebutataninternationalmotorcycleshow,impressingexpertsandaudiencesalikewithitsexcellentperformanceanduniqueChinesedesignelements.Thisbreakthroughnotonlyrealizedhislifelongdreambutalsobrokethelong-termmonopolyofEuropeanandJapanesebrands,provingthatpassionandpersistencecanturnanordinarypersonintoatrailblazer.ZhangXue’sstoryisnotjustaboutpersonalsuccess;itconveysadeepermessage:greatnessnevercomesfromprivilege,butfromthecouragetoholdontoone’sloveandthestrongwilltokeepimproving.Itremindseveryyoungpersonthataslongaswehavefaithinourselvesandrefusetogiveupinthefaceofadversity,wecancreatevaluethattranscendsourownlimits.Today,manyyoungengineersareinspiredbyhisstory,devotingthemselvestoinnovatingandpromotingChinesemanufacturingtoahigherlevel.24.WhatfirstinspiredZhangXue’spassionformotorcycles?A．Workingasarepairapprenticeat14.B．Watchinghisfatherrepairoldmotorcyclesasachild.C．Readingmechanicalengineeringbooksatnight.D．Winninganawardataninternationalmotorcycleshow.25.WhydidpeoplelaughatZhangXuewhenhefirstproposeddesigninghisownmotorcycle?A．Hehadnoexperienceinmotorcyclerepair.B．Hewastooyoungtostartsuchaproject.C．Helackedformaleducationandfinancialresources.D．Hisdesignwasconsideredtootraditional.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“skepticism”inparagraph3mostlikelymean?A．strongsupportB．enthusiasticencouragementC．indifferenceD．doubtordisbelief27.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．FromaVillageBoytoaWorld-ClassDesignerB．TheRiseofChineseMotorcycleIndustryC．HowtoBecomeaRepairApprenticeD．TheImportanceofFormalEducationCAnewstudysuggeststhatincreasingdailystepcountsmayhelppeoplemaintainweightlossinthelongtermandagoaltoshootformaybearound8,500stepsaday.Theresearch,publishedintheInternationalJournalofEnvironmentalResearchandPublicHealthandpresentedlastweekattheEuropeanObesityConference,analyzeddatafrom18previousstudieslookingatweightlossandphysicalactivity.Researchersfoundthatwalkingmorewasnotstronglylinkedtolosingadditionalweightduringactiveweightlossprograms.However,peoplewhocontinuedtakingmorestepseachdayweremorelikelytokeeptheweightoffovertime.Overanaveragefollow-upperiodofabout1.5years,researchersfoundparticipantsmaintainedroughly1%ofweightlossforeveryadditional1,000stepstheywalkeddaily,withtheaverageparticipantstartingatabout7,400stepsperdayatbaseline.Thestudynotedthatanaverageof8,500dailystepsappearedtohelpparticipantsmaintainweightlossthelongest,thoughresearchersstressedthatitisnotastricttargetorprescription(处方)foreveryone.Theincreasedactivityhappenedaspartofstructuredlifestyleprogramsthatalsoincludeddietchangesandbehavioralcounseling.“Thiswasalifestylemodificationprogram,anditreallyisamultifactorialapproachwhenitcomestoweightloss.Sotheseindividualsgotdietandbehavioralcounselinginadditiontoreallymovingmore.Andsoyoureallyneedallofthat.”ABCNewsmedicalcontributorDr.TaraNarulasaidon“GoodMorningAmerica”Monday.Narulanotedthatresearchersdescribedthefindingsas“hypothesisgenerating”andsaidmoreresearchisneeded.“Theresearcherssay,look,thisisreallyhypothesisgenerating,itshouldpushustodomoreresearch,”sheexplained.“Itisnotaprescriptionthateveryoneshouldgooutandnowdo8,500steps.Butitishelpfulinformation.”Researchersconcludedthatcalorierestrictionwaslikelymoreimpactfulduringtheweightlossphase,whilehigherlevelsofphysicalactivityweremorecloselytiedtolong-termweightlossmaintenance.Thestudyalsohadseverallimitations.Theanalysisonlyincludedadultswhowereoverweightorobeseandreliedonpooledpopulationdata,meaningthefindingsshowcorrelationratherthandirectcauseandeffect.“Certainly,ifyou’replanningtodoaweightlossprogram,talktoyourdoctoraboutwhatisrightforyouintermsofyourmovementandgoalsoverall,”Narulasaid.“Andhealthyhabitsbuildoneachother,”shecontinued.“Themoreyouloseweight,themoreyouwanttoexercise,youfeelbetter.Butitreallyishelpfultoknowthatjustthatlittlebitofincreasemightbeallyouneed.”28.Whatdoweknowabouttheparticipantsinthestudy?A．Theyonlyincreasedtheirstepcountswithoutanydietchanges.B．Theywerealladultswithnormalweight.C．Theywereoverweightorobeseadults.D．Theyfollowedthe8,500-stepprescriptionstrictly.29.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheroleofwalkinginweightmanagementaccordingtothestudy?A．Walkinghelpsmorewithmaintainingweightlossthanwithinitialweightloss.B．Walkingismoreeffectiveforlosingweightthandietchanges.C．Walkingalonecanreplacecalorierestrictioninanyweightlossprogram.D．Walkingonlyworksforpeoplewhoarenotoverweight.30.WhatdoesDr.TaraNarulameanwhenshesaysthefindingsare“hypothesisgenerating”(paragraph6)?A．Thefindingsarefinalandshouldbefollowedasaprescription.B．Thefindingsaremeanttoencouragefurtherresearch.C．Thefindingsarenotusefulforordinarypeople.D．Thefindingsonlyapplytoasmallgroupofpeople.31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardthestudyfindings?A．Enthusiasticandstronglyrecommending8,500stepsforeveryone.B．Criticalanddismissiveoftheresearchmethods.C．Cautiousandobjective,notingbothusefulnessandlimitations.D．Skepticalaboutanylinkbetweenwalkingandweightmanagement.DAcupuncture,aChinesepracticethoughttobearound3,000yearsold,involvesstickingneedlesintocertainpointsonthebodyinordertopromotetheproperflowofqi,thebody’svitalenergy.Althoughlongpooh-poohedbyWesternmedicine,itspopularitycontinuestorise.Modelsandinfluencerstout(宣扬)itsanti-ageingeffects,andathletesincludingSerenaWilliams,aformertennispro,andTomBrady,aretiredAmericanfootballplayer,claimtheneedleshavehelpedthemwithmusclerecovery.Todayacupunctureisusedtoalleviateailmentsrangingfromanxietytoasthma(哮喘).Butdoesitdoanygood?Onsomefronts,theevidenceinfavourisstrong.In2018astudyintheJournalofPainanalysedtheresultsof39randomisedtrialson20,827patientswithshoulderpain,chronicmusclepainandheadaches.Allthepatientshadundergoneeithertraditionalacupuncture,shamacupuncture(arangeofplacebo(安慰剂)controlsincludingtheshallowinsertionofneedles)ornoacupunctureatall.Whenpatientsassessedtheirsymptomsmorethanfourweeksafterinitialtreatment,acupunctureusersreportedlesspainthanthoseintheothergroups.Thebenefitshadnotfadedbymuchayearlater.Otherstudiesconductedsincethenhavesupportedthesefindings.Buthowmightacupunctureachievetheseresults?HeleneLangevin,retireddirectoroftheNationalCentreforComplementaryandIntegrativeHealthatAmerica’sNationalInstitutesofHealth(NIH),hasatheory.Herresearchsuggeststheneedlestwiststrandsofconnectivetissueknownasfascia(筋膜),whichinturnpullonnerveendingsinawaythatmightreducepain.Someofthepositiveeffects,however,mightbeduetothebrain’sastonishingpowertoreducepainwhenitbelievesagenuineinterventionisbeingconducted.Themoreserioustheapparentintervention,thegreaterthisplaceboresponsecanbe.ApaperpublishedinJAMAInternalMedicinein2020,forexample,foundnosignificantdifferenceinpainreliefbetweentrueandshamacupuncture.ForEdzardErnst,aprofessorattheUniversityofExeterwhospecialisesinthestudyofcomplementaryandalternativemedicine,“itisworthrememberingthatwedon’tneedaplacebotogenerateplaceboeffects—anytherapycomesautomaticallywithaplaceboeffect.”Fornow,itishardtoidentifyhowmuchofthebenefitofacupuncturemayariseinthisway.Thebalanceofevidencemeansthatacupunctureremainsareasonableinterventionforchronicpain,particularlybecauseithasfarfewerside-effectsthanmostdrugs.Butforeverythingelse,theeffectsarehardtofigureout.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“pooh-poohed”inparagraph1mostlikelymean?A．highlypraisedB．widelyacceptedC．dismissedorrejectedD．carefullystudied33.WhydoestheauthormentionSerenaWilliamsandTomBradyinparagraph2?A．Toprovethatacupuncturecancureseriousdiseases.B．Toshowthatfamousathletesbelieveacupuncturehelpswithmusclerecovery.C．Toarguethatonlyprofessionalathletesshoulduseacupuncture.D．Tocomparetheeffectsofacupunctureondifferentsports.34.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraphaboutacupuncture?A．Itmaybeagoodchoiceforchronicpainbecauseithasfewsideeffects.B．Itisnotrecommendedforchronicpainduetoweakevidence.C．Ithasbeenproveneffectiveforallkindsofdiseases.D．Itshouldreplacedrugscompletelyinpainmanagement.35.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthepassage?A．Acupuncture:AMagiccureforAllAilmentsB．TheHistoryofChineseAcupunctureC．HowtoPerformAcupunctureSafelyD．DoesAcupunctureReallyWork?第二节（共5小题；每小题2分，满分10分）Haveyoueverbeenexcitedaboutsomethinguntilsomeonetoldyouthatyou“MUST”doit?Suddenly,itdoesn’tseemsoappealing.Psychologistscallthislittleflashofresistance“reactance”.___36___Putanotherway,it’sourdesiretodoexactlytheoppositeofwhatwe’rebeingforcedtodo.Thetheoryofpsychologicalreactancewasfirstproposedin1966.Itsuggeststhatwhenpeoplefeelsomeoneistakingawaytheirfreedomofchoice,theyaremotivatedtoregainthatfreedom.___37___We’veallexperiencedthis.Signsthatsay“KEEPOUT”or“DONOTTOUCH”oftentemptpeopletodoexactlywhat’sforbidden.Ifacommandthreatensourfreedom,weresist.Thisreactancecanevenmaketherestrictedoptionmoreappealing.___38___Forbidyourteenfromseeingacertainfriend,andthatfriendbecomesevenmoreimportanttothem.Aclassicstudyalsoshowedthatchildrenwantedaforbiddentoyevenmore.The“grass”literallylookedgreeneronthesidewheretheycouldnotplay.So,knowingthatreactanceisapersuasionkiller,whatcanwedo?Respectpeople’sfreedomtochoose.___39___Instead,skilledpersuadersfindwaystogivetheotherpersonasenseofcontrol.Forexample,addingaphraselike“it’suptoyou”makespeoplelesslikelytoresist.Anotherwayistoofferchoicesinsteadoforders.___40___Ifyousaytoatoddler,“Putyourcoatonnow!”youmightgetablow-up.Butifyouask,“Doyouwanttheredorbluecoat?”thechildhappilyputsoneon.Thesameideaworkswithadults.Whenpeoplefeelincontrol,reactancefades,andrealcommunicationbegins.Psychologicalreactanceisanaturalhumanresponse.Thegoodnewsisthatbyunderstandingit,youcanadaptyourapproach.Giveoptions,notorders.Suggest,don’tshove.A．Parentsofteenagersknowthisalltoowell.B．Ifyouwanttoconvincesomeone,theworstapproachistomakethemfeeltheyhavenochoice.C．Thistechniqueissimplebuteffective.D．Simply,psychologicalreactanceisastrongreactionwehavewhenwefeelsomeoneisthreateningourfreedomtochoose.E．Peopleoftenfeelangrywhentheyareforcedtodosomething.F．Theyoftenresistordotheoppositeofwhatothersdemand.G．Sometimes,givingpeoplemoretimetothinkcanhelpreducereactance.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）Ihaveoftenthoughtitwouldbeablessingifeachhumanbeingwerestrickenblindanddeafforafewdaysatsometimeduringhisearlyadultlife.Darknesswouldmakehimmore___41___ofsight;silencewouldteachhimthejoysofsound.NowandthenIhavetestedmyseeingfriendstodiscoverwhattheysee.RecentlyIaskedafriend,whohadjust___42___fromalongwalkinthewoods,whatshehadobserved.“Nothinginparticular,”shereplied.Howwasitpossible,Iaskedmyself,towalkforanhourthroughthewoodsandseenothing___43___ofnote?Iwhocannotseefindhundredsofthingstointerestmethroughmere___44___.Attimesmyheartcriesoutwith___45___toseeallthesethings.IfIcangetsomuchpleasurefrommeretouch,howmuchmorebeautymustbe___46___bysight.AndIhaveimaginedwhatIshouldmostliketoseeifIweregiventheuseofmyeyes,sayforjustthreedays.Onthefirstday,Ishouldwanttoseethepeoplewhosekindnessand___47___havemademylifeworthliving.Idonotknowwhatitistoseeintotheheartofafriendthroughthat“windowofthesoul”,theeye.Icanonly“see”throughmyfingertipsthe___48___ofaface.Icandetectlaughter,sorrow,andmanyother___49___emotions.Onmysecondday,Ishouldliketoseetheparadeofman’sprogress,andIshouldgotothemuseums.Ishouldtryto___50___intothesoulofmanthroughhisart.TheeveningofmyseconddayIshould___51___atatheatreoratthemovies.Thefollowingmorning,Ishouldagaingreetthedawn,___52___todiscovernewdelights,newrevelationsofbeauty.Iwhoamblindcangiveone___53___tothosewhosee:Useyoureyesasiftomorrowyouwouldbestrickenblind.Makethemostofeverysense;___54___alltheaspectsofpleasureandbeauty,whichtheworldrevealstoyou.Butofallthesenses,Iamsurethatsightmustbethemost___55___.41.A．tiredB．appreciativeC．afraidD．critical42.A．escapedB．sufferedC．returnedD．learned43.A．worthyB．carefulC．fondD．full44.A．soundB．sightC．touchD．taste45.A．prideB．surpriseC．fearD．longing46.A．hiddenB．revealedC．destroyedD．imagined47.A．companionshipB．relationshipC．leadershipD．membership48.A．depthB．outlineC．expressionD．outlook49.A．obviousB．strangeC．hiddenD．weak50.A．lookB．breakC．exploreD．turn51.A．workB．studyC．sleepD．spend52.A．anxiousB．unableC．surprisedD．practical53.A．giftB．hintC．promiseD．example54.A．specializeinB．believeinC．gloryinD．dropin55.A．terribleB．difficultC．commonD．delightful第二节语法填空（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。EducationauthoritiesinChinaaresteppingupsecuritymeasuresforthe2026nationalcollegeentranceexamination,orgaokao,___56___(require)candidateswearingglassestoundergoadditionalinspectionstopreventtheuseofnewsmartdevicesandotherhigh-techcheatingtools.Severalprovinceshaveissuedremindersaheadoftheexam,stressingthateyeglassesbroughtintoexaminationroomswillbesubjecttoinspection.InGuangdong,candidateswearingorcarryingglassesshouldremovethemduringsecurityscreeningandplacethemonadeskforinspection.Similarnotices___57___(issue)inShanghai,Fujian,HebeiandGuizhourecently.Proctors(监考员)willpayparticularattentiontothesizeandshapeofcandidates’glassestoguardagainstemergingtechnologies.Candidateswhoregularlyusesmartglasseshavebeentold___58___(switch)toordinaryopticalglassesduringtheexam.TheMinistryofEducationcitedacasefromthe2022gaokao___59___astudentdeliberatelybypassedsecurityscreeningand___60___(illegal)broughtamobilephoneintotheexaminationroom.Thestudentphotographedthetestpaperandposteditsimagesin___61___chatgroup,tryingtoobtainanswers.Thecandidate___62___(identify)quicklyanddealtwithaccordingtorelevantregulations.Theministrywarnedstudentsnottotakechances,addingthatprohibiteditemsfoundinsideexaminationroomswillbetreated___63___cheatingoffenceseveniftheyremain___64___(used).“Donotdestroyyourfutureforamomentof___65___(careless),”theministrysaidinitsadvisorytostudentspreparingforthe2026exam.第四部分写作（共两节，满分35分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，上周六你参加了学校组织的“传统文化体验日”活动。请你给英国朋友Chris写一封邮件，分享这次经历。内容包括：1.活动内容（例如：学习剪纸、体验书法、欣赏民乐等）；2.你的感受。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式作答。DearChris,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua第二节读后续写（满分20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。续写词数应为150左右。MywifeandIhadrecentlymovedintoournewhome.Tocelebrate,wedecidedtohostasmallgatheringforfamilyandfriendsonawarmsummerevening.Mywifespentthewholeafternoonpreparingsnacksanddrinks,whileIwasresponsibleforgettingthebackyardinorder.Therewasplentyofspaceforthekidstorunaroundandplay.Everythingseemedperfect.TherewasjustonethingIhadn’tcountedon.MybrotherMarkbroughthisdog,Rocky—a50-poundballofenergy.Thoughfriendly,Rockyhadahabitofjumpingonpeople.Iworriedhemightknockovermyniece’syoungchildrenandmybabygranddaughter.SowhenMarkarrived,IpulledhimasideandaskedhimtokeepRockyoutside.Mark’ssmilefadedalittle,butheagreed.Forawhile,thingswentsmoothly.Rockyranbackandforthintheyard,happilychasingbutterfliesandentertainingthekids,whileMarkstoodbythefence,watchinghisdogwithatiredexpressionIhadn’tnoticedbefore.Iwastoobusygreetingguestsandenjoyingthepartytothinkmuchaboutit.Then,aftersupper,darkcloudsrolledinandrainbegantofall.Everyonerushedinside.Nowcametheawkwardmoment.Ididn’twantRockyrunningaroundinmynewhouse,butMarkdidn’twanttodrivehomewithawetdog.Thesilencebetweenusgrewheavy.Finally,MarkgrabbedRocky’sleash,mutteredaquickgoodbye,andleft.Ididn’tthinkmuchofit—he’dgetoverit,Itoldmyself.Aweekpassed.Thenanother.Markdidn’tcall.Hedidn’treplytomycheerfultexts.Itextedhimagain,invitinghimtocomeover.Hisreplycameasashock:“Notachance.”Twomonthswentby.Mywifeencouragedmetoreachoutagain,butIheldback,insistingheshouldbetheonetocallfirst.Butasthedaysdraggedon,myconsciencebegantoweighheavilyonme.Ifinallyputmyselfinhisshoes.Markhadbeengoingthroughadifficulttime—hiswifehadpassedawa