吉林通辽市 2025-2026 学年高二年级下学期期末英语试卷（含答案）

2026年春季学期高二年级期末考试英语注意事项：1.本试卷共12页，满分150分，考试时间为120分钟。2.根据网上阅卷需要，本试卷中的所有试题均要在答题卡上作答。答在本试卷上答案无效。3.考试结束后，本试卷不回收、由考生自行带走。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三个选项中选最佳选项，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。每段对话读两遍。1Whichtrouserswillthewomanprobablybuy?A.ThewhiteonesB.Thepinkones.C.Theblackones.2.Whatmightthemandoattheyouthclub?A.Makeamilkshake.B.Hikeinthewoods.C.Playtabletennis.3.HowwillthemanreachParis?A.Bytakingadirecttraintoday.B.Bytakingaconnectingtraintoday.C.Bytakingadirecttraintomorrow.4.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Payasmallerfine.B.Findaparticularbook.C.Borrowthebookforlong5.Whereistheconversationprobablytakingplace?A.Inacar.B.Inahouse.C.Atamarket.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。每段对话后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选中选出最佳选项，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；听后，各小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6、7题。6.Whatprobablycausedthebikeissueaccordingtotheman?A.Thesharpthings.B.ThehotweatherC.Theagingmaterial.7.Whenwillthewoman’sbikebereadyforpickup?A.Latertoday.B.Inaday.C.Intwodays听下面一段对话，回答第8、9题。8.Howisthewomanfeeling?A.Angry.B.Impatient.C.Enlightened.9.Whatwillthewomandonext?A.Gobackhome.B.Explorethecave.C.Chargeherphone.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12题。10WhatdoesthewomanmainlywanttodoinSouthGeorgia?A.Carryoutastudyonit.B.Havearelaxingvacation.C:Protectanimalslivingthere11.WhereisA23anow?A.NearGreatBritain.B.FarawayfromSouthAmerica.C.About1788milesnorthoftheSouthPole.12HowmightlocalfishermenviewA23a?A.Asasourceoffood.B.Asapossibledanger.C.Asasymbolofluck.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16题。13:Whatisthemaintopicoftheconversation?A.Orderingtickets.B.Pickingsomeoneup.C.Arrangingadinnerdate.14.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman’ssister?A.Shehasfinalexamsthisweek.B.Sheworksatthetrainstation.C.She’llcomebackhomenextweekend.15.Whatdayisittoday?A.Wednesday.B.Thursday.C.Friday.16.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Workmates.B.OldschoolmatesC.Teacherandstudent.17.Whoisthespeaker?A.Ateacher.B.Ascientist.C.Ahost.18.Whatactiondidthescientisttakeafterrealizinghisimpact?A.HebecameateacherinBritain.B.Heorganizededucationalevents.C.Hehelpedmorestudentsentercollege.19.Wheredidthescientistspendmostofhischildhood?A.InLondonB.InBeijing.C.InSingapore.20Whatwillhappennext?A.Avideowillbeplayed.B.Thescientistwillshootafilm.C.Studentswillgathersuggestions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。ATheMedalofRepublicisthehighestnationalhonorinChina,awardedtocitizenswhohavemadeoutstandingcontributionstothenation’sdevelopmentandthewell-beingofitspeopleYuanLongping:TheFatherofHybridRiceKnownasthe“FatherofHybridRice,”YuanLongping(1930-2021)dedicatedhislifetoagriculturalscience.Hisresearchonhigh-yieldhybridricewasgroundbreakingFordecades,heworkedinthefieldswithfarmersHisworkgreatlyincreasedChinasgrainproduction,solvedtheproblemoffoodshortageformillions,andmadegreatcontributionstoglobalfoodsecurity.Heisrememberedasahumbleherowhoworeastrawhatandcareddeeplyaboutreducinghunger.SunJiadong:APioneerofChina’sSpaceProgramSunJiadong(1929-2024)wasakeyfigureinChina’saerospaceindustry.Asachiefdesigner,heplayedacentralroleinthedevelopmentofChina’sfirstsatellitesandtheChang’elunarexplorationproject.Facingtechnologicalbarriersintheearlydays,heledhisteamtoachieveindependencethroughhardworkandinnovation.HislifelongeffortslaidasolidfoundationforChinatobecomeamajorpowerinspaceexploration,inspiringgenerationsofscientistsandengineers.TuYouyou:TheNobelPrizeWinnerinMedicineApharmacologist,TuYouyou(born1930)iscelebratedforherdiscoveryofartemisinin.Inthe1970s,sheandherteamfoundtheeffectivetreatmentformalariafromtraditionalChinesemedicineThisdiscoveryhassavedmillionsoflivesworldwide,especiallyindevelopingcountriesHerworkisaperfectexampleofhowancientwisdomandmodernsciencecancombinetobenefitallhumanity.In2015,shewasawardedtheNobelPrizeinPhysiologyorMedicineforthisachievementZhangFuqing:AHiddenHerointheMountainsZhangFuqing(born1924)isadifferentkindofhero.HewasabravesoldierinthePeople’sLiberationArmy,wherehewashonoredforhiscourage.Afterretiringfromthearmyin1955,hemadeanextraordinarychoice.Hemovedtoaremote,poormountainareainHubeiprovincetoworkforlocaldevelopment.Forover60years,helivedasimplelifethere,nevermentioninghispastmilitaryhonors,anddedicatedhimselfentirelytohelpingthelocalpeople.Hisstory,hiddenfordecades,becamewidelyknownin2018,deeplytouchingthenation.21.WhatisacommonpointbetweenYuanLongpingandTuYouyou.A.TheybothwontheNobelPrizefortheirgreatwork.B.Theybothworkedinremoteareasformostoftheirlives.C.TheybothlearntfromChineseancientwisdominscience.D.Theybothmadeworld-changingcontributionsintheirfields.22.WhatcanbeinferredaboutSunJiadong’sworkfromthepassage?A.Hebenefitedgreatlyfrominternationalcooperation.B.Hesucceededmainlybyborrowingforeigntechnology.CHeachievedsuccesseventuallythroughhisteamefforts.D.HeworkedaloneontheChang’elunarexplorationproject.23.WhatcanwelearnfromthestoryofZhangFuqing?A.Scientificdiscoveryrequirestheinternationalcooperation..B.Technologicalinnovationisthekeytonationaldevelopment.CTrueheroismliesincontinuousserviceandselflessdevotion.D.Achievementsinearlylifecandefineaperson’sentirecareer.BIthasbeenaweeksincemymomhadpassedaway,andIdidn’tknowhowtogoonwithlife.SowhenIreceivedanemailfromafriendaboutaracebenefitingcancerresearch,Iignoredit.Itseemedtooclosetotheheart,ascancerwasthediseasethathadtakenmymotherawayfromme.Butsomethingaboutmyfriend’swords—“Icanhelporganizethewholething”—stuckwithmeIfeltrequiredtoagree.Intheweekstocome,Imanagedtore-entertheworldofthelivingIcheckedourteam’swebsitedaily,feelingproudeachtimeadonationincreasedourtotalIknewmymomwouldhavewanteditthatway.Shewasthetypewhonevergotdefeated.Itwasthisveryspiritthathelpedmeout.Whentheraceended.Inoticedtherunnersallhadonethingincommon.TherewerebigsmilesontheirfacesTheymadeitlooksorewardingandeffortlessIwantedtojointhem.SoIsignedupforanotherracetwomonthslater.ConsideringIcouldbarelyrunamile,itwasambitious.ButmyfriendandImadeatrainingplansoIwouldn’tcomeinlast.Ifolloweditstrictlyanddidn’tletanythingstopmeRunningupanddownthecityshills.IwasfloodedwithmemoriesIhadlivedthereaftercollegeandmymotherhadvisitedoftenIpassedBloomingdale’s,recallingthetimesheandIhadgottenintoascreamingargumentthereIwasabouttobeatmyselfupwhenIrememberedwhatMomhadsaidaftershewasdiagnosed（诊断）withcancer.“Jane.Idon’twantyoutofeelguiltyaboutanything.”Herpaper-thinhandshadheldmetightly.Aweightliftedfrommyshoulders.Whentheracedayarrived.Igaveitmyallformymomandforallshehadtaughtmeandcontinuedtoteachme.AsIran.wheneverIfeltlikeslowingdown.IpicturedhercheeringmeonCrossingthefinishline.Iwasfilledwithherloveandasenseofpeace24.Whydidtheauthorignoretheemailinthebeginning?A.Shewasremindedofhermother’sdeath.B.Shewantedtoavoidheart-relatedevents.C.Shesufferedseriousheartdisease.D.Shethoughttheresearchmeaningless.25.Whatmainlyhelpedtheauthorrecoverfromhermom’sdeath?A.Thecompanyofherfriends.B.Theinspirationfromhermom.C.Thepleasureingoingforarun.D.Thesuccessinorganizinganevent.26.Whichofthewordscanbestdescribetheauthor’smom?A.Considerateandpolite.B.Braveandhumorous.C.Outgoingandunbeatable.D.Strong-willedandcaring.27.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorfromthepassage?A.Shewontherace.B.Shestillfeelsguilty.C.Shehealedviarunning.D.ShewasgoodatrunningCWhensomethingbreakstoday.manypeoplesimplyreplaceit.Aweakphonebattery,aleakingcoffeemaker.orasilentradiooftenendsupinthetrashlongbeforeitsusefullifeisover.Yetacrossmanycommunities,adifferenthabitisreturningTheevents,knownasRepairCafes,welcomelocalswithbrokenitems,andvolunteerswillhelpthemspotfaultsandattemptfixes.TheideaoriginatedinAmsterdamabout15yearsagoandhassincespreadwidely.SurveysconductedbytheOpenRepairAllianceshowmorethan200,000repairattemptshavebeenrecordedbyover1,100groupsindozensofcountries.Theorganizationalsoestimatesthatmorethan4,000repaircommunitiesmaynowbeactivearoundtheworld.Atypicalrepaireventissimple.Peoplearrivewithlamps,laptops.toys.clothes,vacuumcleaners,orkitchentools.Insteadofpayingforanofficialservice,theydiscussfaultsalongsidevolunteersandsolveissueshandinhand.Somefixescanbefinishedrapidly,whileothersendunsuccessfully.Eventhen,theprocessstillmattersOwnersgettounderstandproductdesignprinciples,thecausesofbreakdowns,andthereasonswhycertaingoodsaresimplertorepair.Forthatreason,RepairCafesshowthatpracticalknowledgecanbesharedandthatmanyproductsaremorerepairablethanpeopleassume.Meanwhile,communityrepairpracticeshaverevealedaserioushiddenflawwithinthemanufacturingindustryInmodernconsumerculture,productsoftenseemopaquetoordinaryusers,asiftheyweresealedboxesnotmeanttobeopened.In16%ofallrecordedcases,arepaircannotbecompletedbecausetheproductcannotbeopened,andinanother12%ofcases,theinformationneededtocompletetherepairismissing.Inthissense,communityrepairmeansfarmorethanmerelysavingbrokenobjects.Italsoprovidesevidenceabouthowproductsaremadeandwhatshouldchange.Inanageoffastconsumption,thesegatheringsdeliveravitalreminder:aproduct’svaluewillnotdisappearimmediatelyonceitstopsfunctioning.28.WhatdoweknowaboutRepairCafesaccordingtoparagraph2?A.IthasspreadrapidlysinceitsappearanceBItaimstoenhancetheawarenessofrecycling.CItrequirespeopletopayfortherepairservice.D.Itismainlyrunbyprofessionalrepairworkers.29.Whatbenefitcantheownersgeteveniftheiritemscan’tbefixedinRepairCafes?A.Theycangetfreeofficialrepairservicesafterwards.BTheyacquirerelevantknowledgeabouttheproducts.C.Theirbrokengoodswillberecycledfreeofcharge.D.Theyareofferednewreplacementproductscheaply.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“opaque”inparagraph4mean?A.Unclear. B.Inexpensive C.Incomplete D.Unreliable.31.Whichofthefollowingwouldbethebesttitleforthetext?A.Amsterdam:TheBirthplaceofModernRepairB.TheRiseofRepairCafesMorethanJustFixingC.WhyCommunityServicesNeedMoreVolunteersD.HowtoSaveMoneyinanAgeofFastConsumptionDColorfulsongbirdsknownashoneycreeperswereoncecommoninHawaii.However,thesenativecreaturesarenowstrugglingtosurvivebecauseofavian（鸟类的）malaria,adeadlydiseasespreadbymassivemosquitoes.Ofthemorethan50speciesthatoncelivedthroughouttheislands.just17remaintoday.Now,scientistshavecomeupwithacleverplantohelpthebirds.Theyareusingdrones(无人机)todropthousandsoflab-grown,non-bitingmalemosquitoesengineeredtocarryatypeofbacteriacalledWolbachiathatactsasmosquitobirthcontrol.Whenthesespecialmalesmatewithwildfemales,theresultingeggswillnothatch,whichshouldreducetheoverallmosquitopopulationandgivethebirdsamuch-neededbreakSincethe“Birds,NotMosquitoes”(BNM)projectwasstartedin2023.over40millionsuchmosquitoeshavebeenreleased.Mostofthemosquitodropshavebeenmadefromhelicopters.Butrecently,scientistsbeganexperimentingwitheight-foot-longdrones.Adronecan’tcarryasmanymosquitoesasahelicoptercan—just23,000comparedto250,000—butit’ssafer,becauseitdoesn’trequireanyhumanstobeonboard.Dronesarealsoeasiertoarrangeatamoment’snotice,whichisamajorbenefitinanareawithoftenunpredictableweather.Themosquitoesarebeingdroppedinsidesmallcapsules.Eachcapsulecontainsroughly1,000males,whicharekeptaliveinsideatemperature-controlledtransportboxattachedtothedrone.Oncereleased.they“falltotheforestfloorwheretheyprovideprotectiontothemosquitoesuntilthey’rereadytoflyaway,”saysAdamKnox.adronepilotinvolvedintheproject.“Thecapsulesthenbegintobreakdownonceexposedtowindandrain,”headdsThistechnique,previouslyusedagainsthumandiseases,marksitsfirstwildlife-savingapplication.Withclimatechangepushingmosquitoestohigheraltitudes—thelastshelterforhoneycreepers,timeisrunningout.Severaloftheremaininghoneycreeperspeciesarehighlyendangered.Somedieafterasinglebitefromaninfectedmosquito.Thus.curbingthemosquitopopulationwithmethodsliketheBNMprojectmaybethebirds'onlychancetosurvive.32.Whatcanbelearntabouthoneycreepersfromparagraph1?A.Theyspreadavianmalariatomosquitoes.BAmosquito-bornediseasethreatensthem.C.Thirty-threespeciesofthemhavediedout.D.Theyarelosinghabitatstonativecreatures.33.Whatledtotheshifttoanewcarrierintheproject?A.Itssuccessinprevioussimilarprojects.B.Itsexpandedcarryingcapacityandrange.C.Itssuperioroperationalsafetyandflexibility.D.Itsadaptabilitytovariousweatherconditions.34.Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?A.Howtodeliverthelab-grownmosquitoes.B.Howtoprotectmosquitoesfromdiseases.C.Howtolessentheproject’simpactonnature.D.Howtocontrolthetemperatureofcontainers.35.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardstheBNMproject?A.AnxiousbutapprovingB.CriticalbuthopefulC.Neutralandobjective.DOptimisticandsupportive.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。Divergent（发散性）thinkingisanabilitytogeneratemultipleapproachestosolvingaproblem.Thedivergentthinkerstypicallyanswersimplequestionslike“WhataretheusesforaSowerpot”inmanywaysAnaveragepersonwouldhave10to15answerstothisquestion____36____Becausetheydothisbychangingtheconceptsofalreadyexistingthinking.____37____Itisnotsomuchaboutfindinganswersasitisaboutaskingthequestiontogettothoseanswers.Askingtherightquestionswillgetwhatyouareseeking.Themoreyouaskclearquestionsthatexplorethedifferences.thebetteryourchanceofsucceeding.Brainstormingisonewaytoimproveyourdivergentthinking.Thistechniqueisatoolthatbuildsuponideas.AlloweveryonetothinkmorefreelyinthegroupatmosphereDon’tpursueapracticalsolution____38____Besidesbrainstorming,youcanalsokeepajournal.Usingajournalenablesyoutocaptureandrecordvariousideasthatpeoplecanhaveduringunusualtimesandplaces____39____Anothereffectivewayistocreateasubjectormind-mappingvisual____40____Andmakesurethevisualsshowtherelationshipsamongtheseideas.Take“StartaCharity”forexampleComeupwithnecessarysubtopics,anduselinesandcirclestovisualizethetopicAftergeneratingideasintheseways.youcanarrangeyourideasinaninnovativemanner.A.Thismethodisusuallyusedtoexchangeideas.B.Instead,gatherideasrelevanttotheproblemitself.C.puttherelatedideasintheformofachartorapicture:D.Divergentthinkinghelpsfindtheanswerstothequestions.E.Later.itcanbecomeasourcebookofideastodevelopandorganize.F.Ageniusofdivergentthinkingmaythinkofahundredpossibleanswers.G.Divergentthinkingiscommonamongpeoplewhoknowhowtoaskquestions.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AnursenamedAlyHogarthhasreunitedwithamotheranddaughteratthesamehospitalship30yearsaftersavingtheirlives.In1993,MsHogarthwas____41____ahospitalshipinSierraLeone.There,shelearntthatapatientCatherineContehneededaCaesareansection（剖腹产）,butshecouldn’t____42____it.MsHogarthcontactedhercolleaguesandtheypaidforthesurgery.sothatCatherine’sdaughter.Regina,couldbe____43____safely.Later.MsHogarthvolunteeredtotakecareoftheminthehospital,____44____hertimetolookingafterthemotherandthenewborn.Shespentdays____45____Catherine’swoundandteachingherhowtofeedthebabyThisexperiencewasvery____46____forMsHogarth,asitwasherfirsttimehelpingafamilyinsuchadirectwayInthisway,sheformedastrong____47____withthemotherandthebabyHowever.theylost____48____whenshereturnedhometoNewZealand.Formanyyears,MsHogarth,now52,hascontinuedtovolunteerforcharity.Sheoften____49____thatspecialtimeinSierraLeoneThen,surprisingly,she____50____CatherineandReginaagainonthesamehospitalship.BothCatherineandReginahadbecomenurses,inspiredbyMsHogarth’skindnessReginanowhasachildofherownMsHogarthsaid,“ToseeCatherineinpersonagainisveryunreal.It’snotsomething____51____expecteduntilwemadecontactagain.Forme.Ifelt____52____atthemomentwhenwemetanddidn’tknowhowtoreact.”“Wejustcriedandcried.”Catherinesaid.“WewouldhavediedwithoutMsHogarth’spurelove.“It’sreally____53____toseeCatherineagain,”MsHogarthshared.“IthoughtabouthereverytimeItoldthatstoryforthelast30years.Iknowitwasasignificanttime—realizingthatyoucanmakeareal____54____bydoingsomething.Itistruly____55____tohavesuchanexperience.41.A.inspectingB.touringCexploringD.maintaining42.A.cancelB.bearC.affordDaccept43.A.examinedB.deliveredC.adoptedD.attended44.A.wastingB.killingC.devotingD.losing.45.A.receivingB.removingC.dressingD.discovering46.A.ordinaryB.tiringC.unexpectedD.meaningful47.A.habitB.traditionC.planD.bond48.A.touchB.controlC.hopeD.sight49.A.forgotB.recalledC.regrettedD.minded50.A.calledonB.cameacrossC.lookedafterD.keptoff51.A.everB.stillC.evenD.just52.A.inspiredB.disappointedC.concernedD.excited53.A.impossibleB.amazingC.challengingD.simple54.A.effortB.commitmentC.decisionD.difference55.A.rewardingB.stressfulC.boringD.cheerful语法填空（第11页）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个恰当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。OnApril1atBeijingForestryUniversity,19-year-oldLiTonghanshapedqingtuanatacookingworkshop.Theinstructorsarecafeteriastaff____56____guidestepbystep.Eventhosewithnocookingexperiencecan____57____(easy)keepup.ForLi,afreshmanstudyingmathematics,thetwo-hourcookingsessionofferedawelcomebreak.“____58____(do)somethingwithmyhandsreallyhelpsmerelax.”hesaid.“ThiscookingclassispartofBFU’sbroaderinitiativetopromotehands-onlearningandastrongworkethic,”____59____(explain)ChenYuzhen,auniversityofficial.Morethan20similarprograms____60____(introduce)sofar,coveringcampusservices,dailylifeskills,andpracticaltraining.Over9000studentshaveparticipated,withmostsessionslimitedto20participants.“Wehopethesecoursesallowstudents____61____(experience)real-worldcampusworkanddevelopgreaterrespectforlabor,”Chensaid.“Atthesametime,theyacquirepracticalskillsbeneficial____62____theirfuturelife.Formanyparticipants,theseactivitiesalsohelpbuildconfidenceinhandling____63____(expect)situations.“Laboriseverywhere,”saidonestudent.“Itincludescleaning,cooking,andeverythingwedoinourdailylives.Creatingthingswithourownhandsbringsarealsenseof____64____(satisfy).”Indeed,____65____valueofhardworkgoesbeyondskills—itshapescharacter.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，为了体验志愿服务，你班上周末分组去社区敬老院（nursinghome）开展了慰问活动。请你给英国笔友Peter写封邮件，分享这次活动，内容包括：（1）活动内容；（2）你的收获。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。DearPeter,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua读后续写（第12页，第二节满分25分）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。Mrs.Thompsonwasn’twhatyou’dexpectfromsomeonewhowouldchangethecourseofatown.Inher60s,shewasquiet,soft-spoken,anddidn’tseemtostandoutinanyway.Butwhatshelackedinpresence,shemorethanmadeupforwithherdeterminationandaheartfullofsympathy.Whenshemovedintoourtown,shenoticedtherundownstateofthelocalplayground—fadedequipment,wornpaint,andweedsgrowingthroughthegravel.Itwasafarcryfromthebeautifulplaygroundssherememberedfromherownchildhood.Ratherthancomplainingaboutit.Mrs.Thompsondecidedtodosomethingaboutit.Shedidn’thaveanygrandplansorspecialexpertise.Shesimplyhadanidea—avisionforabetterplaygroundwherekidscouldplayandfamiliescouldgather.Ms.Thompsonstartedsmall,goingdoor-to-door,talkingtoneighbors,andexplainingheridea.Atfirst,somepeopleweredoubtful.Thetownwasstrugglingwithbudgetcutsanddidn’thavemuchextramoneyforaplaygroundoverhaul.ButMrs.Thompson’spassionwasinfectious.Shelistenedtoeveryone’sconcernsandpatientlyrespondedtothem.Shemadeitclearthatthiswasn’tjustherprojectbutsomethingthewholecommunitycouldbenefitfrom.Mrs.Thompson’sdeterminationwasquitestrong.Shetirelesslyfundraised,organizedbakesales,carwashes,andevenheldasmall-townfairtoraisemoney.Shefacedcountlessdifficulties—fundingchallenges,logistical