河南商丘市商师联盟2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

河南商丘市商师联盟2025-2026学年高二下学期7月期末英语试题一、听力选择题1.Whatwillthemanprobablydo?A．Takeataxihome.B．Hurryhomeonfoot.C．Waitforthesubway.2.Wheredidthemanpassthroughonhiswayhomeyesterday?A．Afarmfield.B．Aforestpath.C．Aquietstreet.3.Whydoesthemancometothewoman?A．Toreturnabook.B．Toreportamistake.C．Toapplyforanewcard.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Filmticketprices.B．Famousmoviestars.C．Apopularfilm.5.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Teacherandstudent.B．Librarianandreader.C．Classmates.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofhertrip?A．Boring.B．Tiring.C．Exciting.7.Wherewillthewomangofirsttomorrow?A．Aclothesshop.B．Apostoffice.C．Abank.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatisthewomanmainlyworriedabout?A．Difficultpapers.B．Lackofstudytime.C．Beingtoooldtostudy.9.Whatdoesthemanhopeforthewoman?A．Shewillgraduatesmoothly.B．Shewillchangehermajor.C．Shewillmakemorefriends.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。10.Whatdidthemanfind?A．Atrainticket.B．Acoffeecup.C．Abankcard.11.Whatwasthewomanbusydoingthatmorning?A．Attendingmeetings.B．Goingonatrip.C．Doingsomeshopping.12.Whatisthemangoingtodonext?A．Catchhisflight.B．Take

anothertrain.C．Haveacupofcoffee.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。13.Howlonghasitbeensincethespeakerslastmet?A．Aboutfouryears.B．Nearlyfiveyears.C．Oversixyears.14.WhydidLaylaleaveschool?A．Shewantedtoworkearly.B．Shechosetostudyabroad.C．Sheneededmedicaltreatment.15.WhatdoesLaylasayaboutonlinestudy?A．Itrequiresstrictself-discipline.B．Ithassomeadvantages.C．Itmakeshergradesworse.16.WhatdoesLaylaaskthemantodo?A．VisitherinGrimsbysoon.B．Sharehisstudyexperience.C．Sendherthemeet-upinformation.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17.Whogivesthisspeech?A．Aguide.B．Aradiohost.C．Avolunteer.18.Whatisthemoneyraisedfor?A．Poorblindchildren.B．Localmiddleschools.C．Environmentalprotection.19.Whichofthefollowingwillbeofferedforvolunteers?A．Diggingtools.B．Waterbottles.C．Thickgloves.20.Whatdoweknowabouttheactivity?A．Itlastsfivehoursaday.B．Expertswillofferguidance.C．Itneedsrichworkexperience.二、阅读理解ASummer2026willgreetreaderswithafantasticlineupofliteraryworks.Filledwithbreathtakingadventuresandeye-openingplots,theseupcomingreleasesfeaturediversemagicalworldsandcreativeconcepts.TheLastContractofIsako

byFondaLeestandsoutwithitsuniquemagicsystembasedonbindingcontracts.ThemaincharacterIsakomakesalivingbyenforcingriskymagicalagreements.Herfinaltaskpullsherintoacomplicatedmessofpowerstruggles,betrayal(背叛)andburiedsecrets.Sheisforcedtorethinkherunderstandingofloyaltyandcontrol.Thefast-pacedfantasystorydeeplyexploresthehiddencostofkeepingone’swordandthesignificanceofbravechoices.TheMidnightTrain

byMattHaigpresentsawarmyetmeaningfultime-travelstory.Amysterioustraingivespeopleachancetoreturntotheirpastandreliveunforgettablemoments.ThemaincharacterWilburrevisitshissweetmemorieswithhisloverandbeginstoquestioneverydecisionhehasmade.Thisbookrevealsthatrewritingthepastnevercomeswithoutaprice,remindingreaderstoappreciatetheirpresentlivesinsteadofholdingontoregrets.TheFranchise

byThomasElrodoffersaninnovativechangeontraditionalfantasy.Itcentersonapopularfantasymovieseriesfullofdragonsandmagic,whereallcharactersareunawarethattheirlivesaremerelywrittenplots.Whenoneactordoubtshisso-called“real”world,heuncoversshockingtruthsandfacesdifficultsituations.Thecreativestoryencouragesreaderstothinkdeeplyabouttheboundarybetweenfantasyandreality.Daggerbound

byT.Kingfisherbringsanintenseandexcitingadventure.Inadarkanddangerousworld,aduty-drivenheroinetakesonariskyandcomplicatedmission.Facingthreateningdarkforcesandunreliablealliances(联盟),shereliesonherwisdomandcouragetosurvive.Theadventurehighlightsthepowerofresolve,trustandkindnessintoughsituations.21.WhatdoesWilburdoonthemidnighttrain?A．Heabandonsallhisformerplans.B．Hechangesothers’lifechoices.C．Hereliveshissweetmemories.D．Heescapesfromreallifetroubles.22.WhatdoestheheroineinDaggerboundshowus?A．Thechancetotravelback.B．Thestrengthofinnervirtues.C．Thewaytoavoidproblems.D．Thecostofkeepingone’sword.23.Whatisthecommonfeatureofthefourworks?A．Theyareallreal-lifestories.B．Theyfocusonlyonalliances.C．Theyaresetinpeacefulworlds.D．Theycontainfictionalelements.BFormostpeople,CharlieChaplinisalegend:amanwithabowlerhat,atoothbrushmustache(胡须)andawalkingstick,trippingthroughlifewithheartbreakinggrace.ButforBritish-IrishactressanddirectorCarmenChaplin,hewasfirstagrandfather,andlateraheritageshehadtolearntostandbeside.CarmenChaplinwasbornin1972.Sheenteredthefilmindustryasanactressintheearly1990s,butafterperforminginadozenfilmsandTVseries,shefeltunsatisfied.Inher30s,shestartedwritingstoriesandwantedtodirect.Foryears,theweightofherfamilynamefeltlikeashadowratherthananinspiration.“Iwasveryintimidatedforalongtimeeventothinkofdirecting,”shesaid.“HowcanIcomparewithhim?”Butasshegrewolder,somethingchanged.“Youfeellikeyouhavelesstimetowaste.Whateveryoureallywanttodo,youhavetogoforit.”Thatfreedomledhertodirectadocumentary,CharlieChaplin:SpiritoftheTramp(2024).Thefilmexplorestheconnectionbetweenherfather,MichaelChaplin,andhergrandfather,CharlieChaplin,throughtheirsharedloveofRomaniheritageandmusic.Forherfather,growingupasthesonofoneoftheworld’smostcelebratedfilmmakerswasnoteasy.“Peoplewouldalwayssay,‘Howluckyyouare,’”Carmensaid.“Itwasverydifficultforhimtojustbehimself.”Carmendidn’tknowhergrandfatherwell;hediedwhenshewasveryyoung.Today,sheadmireshisfilmsasworksofart.HerfavoriteisCityLights,whichmoveshertotears.Shebelievesthemixtureofsadnessandlaughterinhisworkmakesittimeless.Carmen’sloveforfilmreachesacrosscontinents.SheisagreatfanofChinesecinema,especiallyWongKar-wai’sIntheMoodforLoveandChenKaige’sFarewellMyConcubine.ShealsoadmiresJackieChan,saying,“HeisabitlikeCharlie—hisphysicalityislikeaballetdancer.”ForCarmen,culturaldifferencesarenotbarriersbutsourcesofcomedyandconnection.“Attheroot,weareallverysimilar,”shesaid.“ButIlovetheculturaldifferences.”24.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“intimidated”inparagraph2probablymean?A．Discouraged. B．Calm. C．Proud. D．Curious.25.WhattroubledCarmen’sfather?A．Beingignoredbyfilmfans.B．Livingunderhisfather’sfame.C．LosingloveofRomanimusic.D．Failingtomakedocumentaries.26.WhichwordsbestdescribeCarmenChaplin?A．Carelessandimpractical.B．Shyandunwillingtochange.C．Optimisticandgenerous.D．Determinedandculturallyopen.27.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A．PopularityofmodernChinesefilms.B．CharlieChaplin’stimelessfilmworks.C．Carmen’sfilmcareerandfamilybond.D．DevelopmentofBritishclassicmovies.CSanFranciscoBayisbusywithferries,cargoships,andtankers.Itisalsobecomingadangerousplaceforwhales.Toreduceaccidents,scientistshavedevelopeddistincttech-basedmeanstoguardwhalesfromvariedoceanthreats.OnekeymeasureisanAI-powereddetectionnetworkcalledWhaleSpotter.Thesystemscansthebaydayandnightforwhaleblowsandheatsignaturesuptotwonauticalmilesaway.Whenawhaleisdetected,marinersreceivealertsbyradioandcanslowdownorchangecourse.Theneedforsuchtechnologyisurgent.Lastyear,21deadgraywhaleswerefoundintheBayArea—thehighestnumberin25years.Atleast40%werekilledbyshipstrikes.Scientistssaythetruenumberislikelyhigherbecausemanybodiessinkoraresweptouttosea.Graywhalestraditionallymigrate(迁徙)12,000milesbetweenMexicoandtheArctic.Butinsteadofsimplypassingoffshore,morewhalesarenowenteringSanFranciscoBayandstayingfordaysorevenweeks.Scientistslinkthisshifttoclimatechange.WarmingtemperaturesandchangesinArcticseaicehavedestroyedthefoodweb,leavingmanywhalesweakfromhunger.Now,manywhalesgatherinabusyshippingcorridornearAngelIslandandAlcatraz,directlysharingthesamesearouteasships.WhaleSpotterhasalreadybeenusedinothercountries,butSanFrancisco’snetworkisthefirsttointegrateland-basedandship-mounteddetectionswithofficialmarineralerts.Thermalcamerasworkatnightandinfog,offeringconstantmonitoring.ResearchershopetoaddmorecamerasontheGoldenGateBridgeandAlcatraztoexpandcoverage.Graywhalesarenottheonlywhalesatrisk.Warmingoceanspushhumpbackwhalesclosertoshore,wherecrab(螃蟹)fisheriesoperate.Whalescanbecomecaughtinverticallines,leadingtostarvationordrowning.Californiahasnowapprovedropelesspop-upcrabpots,whichstoreropesontheseaflooruntilfishermensetoffasoundrelease.Thistechnologyallowscrabbingtocontinuewhilegreatlyreducingriskstowhales.Asclimatechangereshapesoceanconditions,scientistssayadaptive,science-drivensolutionswillbeessential.28.Howdosailorsrespondtothewhalewarnings?A．Theycarryoutresearchonseaanimals.B．Theygiveupworkandsailawayatonce.C．Theyreducespeedoradjustsailingpaths.D．Theyshutdownthecamerasimmediately.29.Whatdoestheauthorexplaininparagraph3?A．Whymorewhalesenterthebay.B．WhyArcticfoodwebsbreakdown.C．Howclimatechangeaffectssearoutes.D．Howgraywhaleslookfornewhabitats.30.WhatcanbelearnedaboutSanFrancisco’sWhaleSpotternetwork?A．Itdoesn’tworkatnight.B．Itisfixedonlyonlargeships.C．Itcombinestwokindsofdetections.D．Ithasbeenusedworldwideforyears.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A．ClimateChangesReshapeOceansB．NewWaystoProtectWhalesintheBayC．WhalesMigrateAcrosstheSeaD．AdvancedAIforShippingManagementDMostpeoplebelievetheyareself-aware,butresearchshowsonlyabout12%trulyare.Evenmoresurprisingisthefactthatthosewhothinktheyarethemostself-awareoftenturnouttobetheleast.Self-awarenessisnotsimplythinkingaboutyourself.Psychologistsdistinguishitfromtwounhealthyformsofself-focus:rumination—replayingfailuresoranxieties—andself-centeredconcernoverself-image.Neitherimprovesyourhabitsorhappiness.Trueself-awarenessmeansobservingyourownactions,feelings,andthoughtswithoutjudgment.Peoplehighinthisqualitytendtobehappier,betterabletorecoverfromdifficulties,andhavehigherself-esteem.Self-awarenessmakesiteasierforpeopletodevelopnewhabits.First,ithelpsyoucatchtriggers(触发点)beforetheycontrolyou.Abouttwothirdsofdailybehaviorshappenonautopilot,suchasmindlesssnackingorreachingforyourphone.Bymonitoringyourself,youbringthoseautomaticpatternsintoconsciousview.Youcannotchangewhatyoucannotsee.Second,self-awarenessmotivatesyou.Whenyouclearlyseethegapbetweenwhereyouareandwhereyouwanttobe,youfeelmoredriventocloseit.Thisworksbestwhenyourmotivationcomesfromwithin—doingsomethingbecauseitmatchesyourownvalues,notbecausesomeonetoldyouto.Finally,self-awarenessactuallyrewiresyourbrain’srewardsystem.Behaviorsthatmatchyourdeepervaluesstarttofeelbetter,soyourepeatthemmoreeffortlessly.Howcanyoubecomemoreself-aware?Measurethebehaviorsyoucareabout.Simplytrackwhatyoueatorhowyousleepoftenbringssurprisinginsights.Practiceself-compassion(自我体谅)whenyoufallshort.Kindnesslowersthefearoflookinghonestlyatyourself,makinghardtruthseasiertolearnfrom.Ask“what”questionsinsteadof“why”questions.Forexample,insteadofasking“WhyamIsostressed?”,try“Whatsituationsmakemefeelstressed?”“What”keepsyoucuriousandforward-facing.Also,seekhonestfeedbackfromatrustedfriendorcoach.Otherscanseeyourblindspotsthatyoucannot.Evenafewminutesofmeditation—quietlynoticingyourthoughtswithouttryingtochangethem—trainsyourinwardattention.Inaworldthatrewardsbusynessandperformance,turninginwardcanfeelunnecessaryorevenrisky.However,Ibelieveturninginwardisbothvaluableandessential.Farfrombeingawasteoftime,itisthefastestroutetoyourbestlife.32.Whatcanwelearnabouttrueself-awareness?A．Itmeansjudgingone’sownthoughts.B．Itdiffersfromtwounhealthyself-focus.C．Itmakespeoplerelyonothers’judgment.D．Itequalsconstantthinkingaboutoneself.33.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?A．Waystoformlifelonggoodhabits.B．Whyinnermotivationishardtodevelop.C．Whyself-awarenessshapesnewhabits.D．Howautomaticbehaviorscontroldailylife.34.Whatshouldpeopledotobecomemoreself-awareaccordingtothetext?A．Practiceforward-thinkingquestions.B．Avoidfeedbackfromtrustedfriends.C．Guessthesourcesofstresscasually.D．Blamethemselvesforimperfectperformance.35.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardturninginward?A．Doubtful. B．Uninterested. C．Unclear. D．Favorable.七选五StartingasaninternationalfreshmanataU.S.collegecanfeelchallenging.

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.Herearefourkeytipstohelpyousucceedinyourfirstyear.•Bookyourflightassoonasyoureceivetheorientation(迎新培训会)datesfromyourcollege.Manyschoolsofferearlyorientationsessionsjustforinternationalstudents.Thesesessionshelpyougetsettledoncampus.

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.Thisway,youcanfindclassrooms,thehealthcenter,andcomputerlabsbeforeclassesstart.•Connectwithotherstudentsbeforeyouleavehome.Itmayfeelawkwardtopostaboutyourselfonsocialmedia,butkeepinmindthateveryoneelseisjustasnervous.

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.Makingafewonlinefriendsearlyonwillhelpeasethelonelinessyoumightfeelwhenyoufirstarriveoncampus.•

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.Fromsportingeventstostudentclubs,gettinginvolvedhelpsyoumakefriends,buildskills,andboostyourresume.Beopentonewpeopleandexperiences,especiallyatthebeginning.Meetingmanypeopleduringyourfirstyearcanlaythefoundationforyourclosestfriendships,makingyourcollegelifemoreactiveandrewarding.•Seekhelpfromtheinternationalstudentofficeforanyquestionsyouhave.Donotrelyonotherstudentsforvisaoremploymentissues.Theofficestaffofferculturalsupport,bankinghelp,andacademicconnections.

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.Upperclassmenandlocalfamiliescanbeconnectedthroughthisofficeaswell.Thesesimplestepscanreallyhelpyousettleintoyournewlifemoreeasily.Keeptheminmind,andyouwillbereadytostartyourcollegejourneywithconfidence.A．JoinclubsandattendsocialeventsoncampusB．Butwithgoodpreparation,youcaneasethetransitionC．YoucanstartbyfindingonlinegroupsfornewstudentsD．YouwillalsotakealighttouroftheareainsidethecollegeE．CollegesusuallyofferfreehousingforinternationalfreshmenF．However,moststudentsprefertoexplorethecityratherthanattendorientationG．Theycanalsorecommendcoffeeshopsthatservefoodsimilartoyourhomecountry三、完形填空Havingachildwhoisdifferentcanbechallengingforparents.DominiqueJole,amotherfromIllinois,often

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thatotherchildrenwouldnotacceptherautistic(自闭症的)son,wholovedfootballbut

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forever.Onesunnyafternoon,however,everything

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theboywatchingthemwithlongingeyes.Insteadofignoringhim,theyinvitedhimto

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theheartwarmingmomentandshareditontheInternet.Intheone-minutevideo,theboyrunswiththeballwhilehisnew

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runalongsidehim,somefallingplayfullyathissideswhileothersguardhimprotectively.Whenhefinallyscores,everyone

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andcheersloudly.Thepurejoyonhisfacetouchedmillionsofheartsafterthe

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bythechildren’snaturalkindness.“Thesekidsdidn’t

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anadulttotellthemwhattodo,”onecommenterwrote.“Theirkindnesscamestraightfromtheirhearts.”Manythankedtheparentsforraisingsuch

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children.ForDominique,seeinghersonlaughandplayfreelywithfriendswasadreamcometrue.Thevideoremindedeveryonethatsometimesthesmallestactsof

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cancreatethemostbeautifulmemories.41.A．hopedB．announcedC．promisedD．worried42.A．rarelyB．frequentlyC．possiblyD．casually43.A．atthecrossroadsB．outofbreathC．onthesidelinesD．ontheway44.A．failedB．endedC．continuedD．changed45.A．noticedB．avoidedC．followedD．questioned46.A．leaveB．joinC．hideD．dance47.A．forcedB．warnedC．encouragedD．ordered48.A．missedB．recordedC．deletedD．imagined49.A．teammatesB．relativesC．guestsD．classmates50.A．criesB．clapsC．sighsD．argues51.A．messageB．pictureC．letterD．video52.A．confusedB．movedC．disappointedD．disturbed53.A．allowB．causeC．needD．expect54.A．intelligentB．independentC．generousD．sympathetic55.A．competitionB．forgivenessC．inclusionD．honesty四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。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。AgreencirculartrainrunningthroughWuhanhasbecomeahugeonlinehitsincemid-March.Priced

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yuan,thisspecialroutecoversthecity’smosticoniclandmarks,

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(offer)passengersawonderfultourofWuhan’ssceneryandrichhistory.Popularbeyondexpectation,thetrainhasbeenexpandedfrom7to16carriages(车厢),and

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(carry)over260,000passengerssofar.SplitbytheYangtzeRiverandtheHanjiangRiver,Wuhanconsistsofthreedistinctive

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(district).Wuchangistheculturaland

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(education)center,Hankouservesasatraditionalcommercialheart,andHanyangisthebirthplaceofChina’smodernindustry.AsitcrossestheWuhanYangtzeRiverBridge,China’sfirstroad-and-railYangtzecrossing

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(build)in1957,thetrainofferspassengersbreathtakingriverviews.Theroutealsopassesby

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age-oldYellowCraneTower,honoredbyancientpoets,andhistoricsitesassociatedwiththe1911RevolutioninHanyangandWuchang.Whileshowcasingthecity’s

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(extreme)splendidpast,thetrainrollspastOpticsValley,Wuhan’sprosperoushigh-techzone.Combiningancientcharm,industrialheritageandmodern

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(vital),thisclassictrainisregardedasa“timetunnel”,

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connectsthecity’spast,presentandfutureandbringsuniquenostalgic(怀旧的)feelingstoeverypassenger.五、书信写作66.假定你是李华，交换生好友Maria在你生病请假期间，主动帮你补习落下的功课、整理课堂笔记。请给她写一封邮件，内容包括：1．简述她对你的帮助；2．邀约周末一起活动表示答谢。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。DearMaria,____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua六、读后续写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。Ilovemyhusband,andIlovedancing.Butforoverfortyyears,sinceourwedding,wehadlearnedthatthetwodidnotgowelltogether.Weseemedtohaveawealthofleftfeet.Wetrieddancingatfamilypartiesmanytimes,yetwealwayssteppedoneachother’stoes.Wewouldquicklygiveupandstandaside,feelingembarrassed.Gradually,dancingbecamesomethingweneverdaredtotryagain.Deepdown,Istillhopedwecoulddancefreelysidebysideonedayandenjoysweetmomentstogether.Ikeptthissmallwishinmyheartformanylongyears.Thenoursonannouncedhiswedding.Iknewsomethinghadtobedone.Icouldnotletusmessuptheofficialparents’dance.SoIdidtheeasiestthing—Isignedusupfordancelessons.“It’simpossibletocountthebeats,dothesteps,andfeelthemusicatthesametime,”myhusbandcomplained.“That’smultitasking,”Itoldhim.“Womenareusedtoit.”“I’mafocusedguy,”hesaid.“Idoonethingatatime.”“Good,”Isaid.“Doonething—dance.”Heagreed,thoughhesitantly.Theweddingwasonlymonthsaway.Ourinstructortaughtusthebasicstepsbutwarnedthatwithoutpractice,wewouldforgeteverything.Shewasright.Whenwegothomethatfirstnight,wewerealreadystruggling.Wheretopractice?Ourhousehadnodancefloor.Thestudywastoosmall,thelivingroomtoocrowded.Sowechosethekitchen.Wemovedthetableandchairsaside.Itwasn’tperfect,butitwoulddo.Itwasdifficultatfirst.Heled;Imadeextramovements.Butwithmynervousnessandhisunwillingness,ourwaysoftendidnotmatch.IwouldtrytoleadwhenIthoughthelackedconfidence,whichannoyedusboth.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。Withpractice,however,thingsbegantochange.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________