安徽蚌埠市2026-2027学年高三上学期开学英语试题（含答案无听力原文无音频）

2027届高三调研性监测英语满分:150分考试时间:120分钟注意事项:1.答题前,考生务必用0.5毫米的黑色墨水签字笔将自己的姓名、学校、班级、准考证号及座位号填写在答题卡上规定的位置。2.每小题选出答案后,用2B铅笔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。不能答在本试卷上,否则无效。3.考试结束,将答题卡交回。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.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atastore.B.Inanoffice.C.Athome.2.Howlongwillthespeakers’journeytake?A.3hours.B.5hours.C.8hours.3.Whydoesthemancallthewoman?A.Toexpressthanks.B.Toaskforhelp.C.Tomakeanapology.4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Astudy.B.Aplant.C.Aroom.5.Whatwillthemandofirst?A.Collecthiscar.B.Seeamovie.C.Dosomeshopping.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。听第6段录音,回答第6、7题。6.WheredidLisaseeJohnMaxine’sworklasttime?A.Inaschool.B.Inapark.C.Inagallery.7.WhatisLisa’sattitudetowardsthewomanartist’sbehavior?A.Supportive.B.Uncertain.C.Disapproving.听第7段录音,回答第8、9题。8.Whydoesthemanwanttoseethewoman?A.Todoasurvey.B.Toborrowhernotes.C.Todiscusstheassignment.9.Whatdoesthemanoffertothewoman?A.Areferencebook.B.Awebsitelist.C.Asampleassignment.听第8段录音,回答第10至12题。10.Whydothespeakersplantodothebakeryupinthefall?A.It’stheirlowseason.B.Theyhavemorestaff.C.Theweatherisbetter.11.Whatisthemangoingtodo?A.Redesigntherecipes.B.Fixthereopeningtime.C.Planamarketingcampaign.12.Whatwillthelocalartistdoduringthereopening?A.Createwallpaintings.B.Improvedesserts.C.Designgiftcards.听第9段录音,回答第13至16题。13.WhatdoesConnorthinkofhimself?A.Anaturelover.B.Afoodlover.C.Afashionlover.14.WhatisConnor’sfavoriteoutdooractivity?A.Camping.B.Cycling.C.Fishing.15.WhatdidConnor’sgrouphavetodointheforest?A.Measuretheheightoftrees.B.Watchbirdsthroughtelescopes.C.Observecreaturesinpondwater.16.WhatisConnor’stopsuggestionforfutureparticipants?A.Tobringextratrousers.B.Towearwalkingshoes.C.Topackenoughsocks.听第10段录音,回答第17至20题。17.Whydidthespeakercallthismeeting?A.Towelcomenewstaff.B.Toannouncehisretirement.C.Tointroduceanewproduct.18.Whichmarketcontributesmosttothecompany’sgrowth?A.TheAsianone.B.TheEuropeanone.C.TheAmericanone.19.WhatwillPatrickOlsondo?A.TakeoverasCEO.B.Jointhesalesteam.C.Teachabusinessclass.20.Howdoesthespeakersoundintheend?A.Doubtful.B.Grateful.C.Hopeful.第二部分阅读理解(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,选出最佳选项。AModernmobilephones—smartphonesasthey’recalled—candosomuchmorethanjustmakephonecalls.Butusingthemisn’talwaysaseasyasyou’dwant—andthat’sputtingitmildly!Dothemanufacturersdoitonpurpose?Sometimesitcanseemlikethemanufacturersdeliberatelymakethemcomplicated—andhowyoudothingsisoftenhiddenaway.Itmightbeeasyonceyouknow,butuntilyou’vebeenshowntheeasyway,itcandriveyoumad.Itcanbeliketalkingadifferentlanguage.That’swhywe’vepublishedthesethreebooks:iPhonesOneStepataTime,AndroidSmartphonesOneStepataTimeandDoroSmartphonesOneStepataTime.PlainEnglish···andthat’snotallTheyexplainhowtousethephone,inplainsimplelanguagewithpicturesofthescreenshowingyouexactlywheretotaporslideyourfingers.Whatonereaderhadtosay:“Thanksforafantasticsmartphonebook.Ithinkthisbookshouldbesoldwitheverysmartphone.”Don’tbuynow,dothisinsteadThebooksaren’tavailableintheshopsoronAmazon.Instead,sendoffnowtogetacompletelyfreeinformationpack.It’llexplainwhatthebookscover,whothey’resuitableforandsoon—showingyoujusthowitcouldhelpyou.Justgiveusaringon01229777606andspeaktoEmma,Jade,Alicia,KarenorSteph—youcancallweekdays8am‑5:30pmorSaturdays9am‑3pm.OrsendyournameandpostaladdresstoHI0922@helpfulbooks.co.uktogetyourfullinformationpack—we’llputitintheposttoyoustraightaway(andwe’llkeepyourdetailsprivate—wewon’tsharethem).21.Whatprobablydrivessmartphoneusersmad?A.Thephonesarehardtooperate.B.Thephonescanjustmakecalls.C.Theusersareignoredbyproducers.D.Theusersfailtotalkadifferentlanguage.22.Whatdoweknowaboutthethreebooks?A.Theyguaranteereaders’personalprivacy.B.Theyareinsimplelanguagewithscreenshots.C.TheycanbeboughteitherinshopsoronAmazon.D.Theyaresoldtogetherwitheverynewsmartphone.23.Whatisthetext?A.Aposter. B.Aprofile. C.Anadvertisement. D.Anautobiography.BOftencalled“man’sbestfriend,”dogsarefamousfortheirwillingnesstopleasepeople,whilecatsaregenerallythoughttobemorestand‑offish.Anewstudyrevealsthetruthinthesereputations—dogsaremoreinterestedinhelpinghumansthancatsare.Thestudyinvolved38untrainedpetdogs,22petcats,and19humantoddlers(幼儿).Intheexperiment,ahumancaregiverwouldstartlookingforanobject,suchasatoy,thathadbeenhiddeninalocationwherethetestsubjectcouldeasilyseeit.Thecaregiversaidthingslike,“Ohno,Ican’tfindit!”butneverdirectlyaskedthesubjectforhelp.Allthedogs,cats,andtoddlerspaidattentiontotheircaregiverorlookedatthehiddenobjectduringthesearch.Researcherswatchedthemtoseeiftheywouldmakeanefforttohelpthepersonfindit.Amongboththedogsandthechildren,morethan75%showedaninterestinhelpingthepersonfindtheobject.Manygesturedtowardtheobject’slocationorwenttofinditfortheircompanion,eventhoughtheyreceivednorewardfordoingso.Cats,ontheotherhand,wereunlikelytohelpthehuman.Whenresearchershidacattoyortreat,however,manyofthecatsapproachedtheobjectorindicateditslocation.Thissuggeststhatcatschoosetogetinvolvedinthesituationonlywhentheycanpersonallybenefitfromhelpingsomeone.Researchersbelievethatthisdifferenceinbehaviorcomesfromthewaysdogsandcatsevolved(changedslowlyovertime).Dogs’ancientancestorslivedincooperativepacks.Canines(犬类)havealsospentthousandsofyearslivingandworkingalongsidehumansasdomesticatedcompanions,sotheyarenaturallywillingtohelpus.Meanwhile,cats’ancestorsweresolitary(独居的)creatures.Expertssaycatsarenotbeing“mean”whentheydon’thelpout.They’rejustbeingindependent.Anotherattentiveanimal:Agoat.Goatscanfollowhumandirectionstofindfood,anewstudyhasfound.Whenahumansatnearanemptybucketbutspokeexcitedlytowardadifferentbucketfilledwithfood,goatsweremorelikelytogotothebucketthathadthefood.Theyseemedtobeabletofollowthedirectionoftheperson’svoice.Expertsthinkthisskillislinkedtodomestication,theprocessbywhichwildplantsoranimalsbecomeadaptedtolivingwithpeople.Goatshavebeendomesticatedforabout10,000years.Dogshavealsoshowntheabilitytofollowthedirectionofahumanvoice.Butchimpanzees,whichwereneverdomesticated,havenot.24.Whatdoesthenewstudyfind?A.Whydogsareman’sbestfriends.B.Wherecatsaredifferentfromdogs.C.Whatdogsandcatsareinterestedin.D.Howdogsandcatsgetthereputations.25.Whydocatsofferhelpincertainsituations?A.Togainpersonalinterests.B.Tosatisfyhumanmasters.C.Toshowtheirsharpeyesight.D.Todisplaytheirfriendliness.26.Whatcontributestodogs’willingnesstoassisthumans?A.Naturalinterestincooperation.B.Regularrewardsfromhumanowners.C.Independencefromhumancompanions.D.Ancestrallifestyleandlongdomestication.27.Whyarechimpanzeesmentionedinthelastparagraph?A.Toshowtheirlackofsensitivehearing.B.Toprovedomesticationshapestheskill.C.Toshowtheyarelessintelligentthangoats.D.Tocomparesurvivalskillsbetweendifferentspecies.CAlife‑changingtreatmenthasbeenusedtorestorethesightofasix‑year‑oldgirlcalledSaffiewholivesinHertfordshire,England.SaffiehasarareconditioncalledLeberCongenitalAmaurosis(LCA).HermumsaidshewasoriginallytoldthatSaffiewouldbeblindbytheageof30,butthetreatmenthasmadeahugedifference.PeoplearebornwithLCA.It’scausedbyfaultygenes,whichareshortsectionsofDNA,chemicalsthatcontaintheinstructionsforhowapersonwilldevelopandgrow.LCAstopstheeyefrommakinganimportantproteinthatisneededfornormalvision.Proteinsarenaturalchemicalsthathelpthebodytofunction.BabiesandchildrenwithLCAhavepoorervisioninnormaldaylightandnovisionwhenit’sdarker.Saffiewasdiagnosed(诊断)withLCAwhenshewasfiveyearsold.Herparentshadnoticedthatshewasstrugglingtoseeinlow‑lightconditions.Afterthediagnosis,shewastransferredtoGreatOrmondStreetHospitalinLondon,sothatshecouldhaveaneyegenetherapy(治疗)calledLuxturna.Theaward‑winningtherapyworksbyinjecting(注射)aworkingversionofthedamagedgeneintotheeye.Thisallowstheeyetoproducetheproteinneededtoworkproperly,andslowsdownhowthediseaseprogresses.InApril2025,Saffiehadthegenetherapyinjectioninoneofhereyes.ShethenhaditintheothereyeinSeptember2025.Hermumsaid,“Thetreatmenthasbeenlife‑changing,andithasrestoredhersightinthedark”.Saffieandherfamilyhavebeenabletoenjoyeveningactivitiesthattheycouldn’tbefore,likegoingtorestaurantsandtrick‑or‑treatingatHalloween.IthasalsomadethingseasierforSaffieduringthedaytime.Shecanseethingsthatareattheedgeofhervisionbetter.Thismeansshecanspothazards(danger)aroundher,andithasalsohelpedtoimproveherschoolwork.Saffie’smumsaid,“Weknowitmightnotlastforever,butwefeelfortunateeverydaythatshehasbeengiventhischance.”ScientistsfromGreatOrmondStreetHospitalandUniversityCollegeLondonalsopublishedastudyshowingthatLuxturnacanimprovesightandstrengthenconnectionsbetweentheeyesandthebrain.From2020to2023,thescientistsfollowedtheprogressof15childrenwhoreceivedthetreatment,withpromisingresults.RobHenderson,aneyedoctoratGreatOrmondStreetHospital,said,“Formanyofthefamiliesweworkwith,evensmallimprovementsintheirchild’sabilitytoseetheworldaroundthemmakeagreatdifference.”28.WhatarepeoplewithLCAlike?A.Theyareborntobeblind.B.Theylackvision‑essentialprotein.C.Theirvisionwilldevelopastheygrowolder.D.TheirDNAsequencesareshorterthannormalones.29.WhatdoweknowaboutLuxturna?A.Ithasstabletherapeuticeffectsonpatients’lives.B.ItcanfullycureLCAandpreventpotentialhazards.C.Ithasgainedwidespreadapplicationworldwidesince2020.D.Itdelaysdiseaseprogressionandenhanceseye‑brainconnections.30.WhatisRobHenderson’sattitudetowardsLuxturna?A.Critical. B.Doubtful. C.Favorable. D.Unconcerned.31.Whatisthebesttitleofthetext?A.ATreatmenttoRestoreSightB.GenesResponsibleforLCAC.ATherapyforaBrainDiseaseD.SymptomsAssociatedwithLCADBrazilianartistandactivistMundanorecentlyusedsomeunusualsubstancestopaintapictureonabuildinginSaoPaulo.Thepaintincludedmaterials,suchasashandmud,collectedfromnaturaldisasters.Themural(壁画)isverylarge—over30metershighand48meterswide.Theartistusedashfromwildfiresandmudfromfloods.Hispaintingshowsthegrayremainsoftreesonbrownlandsodryitcracks.ThepicturerepresentsthedeforestationandseveredroughtintheAmazonrainforest.ThemuralalsoshowsIndigenousactivistAlessandraKorapwearingacircleofflowersaroundherhead.Sheholdsasignthatsays:“Stopthedestruction.Keepyourpromise.”TheartistsaysthosemessagesaredirectedtoCargill,amassivesoybeanproducerbasedintheUnitedStates.SoyfarmingisoneofthebiggestcausesofdeforestationintheAmazon.CargillsaysonitswebsitethatitwilleliminatedeforestationfromitssupplychaininBrazil,Argentina,andUruguayby2025.Mundanoisseekingtoholdthecompanyaccountable.“Wearetiredofbeingacountry,acontinentwhereweandthenaturalresourceswehavehereareexploited(开发)…Wehavetoregenerateourplanetinsteadofdestroyingit,”theartistsaidinaninterview.Droughthascausedacriticalsituationnationwide.WeatherpredictionsshowthatthiswillcontinueinmuchofthecountrythroughatleasttherestofOctober.OnOctober22,thedepthoftheAmazon’sNegroRivermeasured12.46meters,representingasmallincreasefrom10daysearlier.Atthattime,theriverwasatitslowestpointsincemeasurementsstarted122yearsago.Andthislastreportedmeasureisstillabout6metersbelownormalforthesamedateinearlieryears.RiversinBrazil’sAmazonalwaysriseandfallwithitsrainyanddryseasons.Butthedryseasonthisyearhasbeenmuchworsethanusual.Mundano,whocallshimselfan“artivist”(acombinationofartistandactivist),usedmudfromthatfloodtocreatethenewmural.TheactivistgroupMovementofPeopleAffectedbyDamscollectedthematerials.MundanoalsousedashesfromBrazil’sfiresintheAtlanticForest,thePantanal,andtheCerrado.HealsousedearthfoundinwastecontainersinSaoPauloandclaycollectedfromtheSawreMuybuIndigenouslandintheAmazon,whereAlessandraKorapisfrom.“Fromfloodstodroughts,everythingisconnected!Humanactivitiessuchascuttingdownrainforestsarelargelyresponsiblefortheseterriblenaturaldisasters.Therefore,weshouldtakeactiontostopharmingourenvironmentrightnow.”MundanosaidrecentlyinanInstagrampost.32.WhydidMundanocreatethemuralinSaoPaulo?A.Todisplaythebeautyofnature.B.Tocreatealarge‑scalepainting.C.Tohighlighttheissueofclimatedisasters.D.Tocollecttheremainsfromextreme‑weatherevents.33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“eliminate”inparagraph2probablymean?A.Track. B.Speed. C.Stop. D.Investigate.34.WhydoesthewritergivetheexampleofNegroRiver?A.Toshowtheseriousdroughtthisyear.B.TointroduceafamousriverinBrazil.C.Toillustratethechangesinriverlevels.D.Toexplainthereasonsofclimatechange.35.WhatdoesMundanotellustodointhelastparagraph?A.Watchoutforfires.B.Stopdamagingrainforests.C.Exploitnaturalresources.D.Recycleunusualsubstances.第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分,满分12.5分)根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。It’sOKtobeangryEveryonefeelsangrysometimes.It’spartofbeinghuman.However,angerisapowerfulemotionthatisoftendifficulttodealwith.Sometimesitcanbegood,becauseangerpushesyoutochangesomethingyou’renothappyabout.___36___Isitoktofeelangrysometimes?“Angerisanormalemotionandit’sabsolutelyoktohavethesefeelingssometimes,”saysDr.PriyaNathwani,apsychiatrist(anexpertinhowpeoplethink,feelandbehave)whosupportschildrenwiththeirmentalhealth.It’scommonforteenagerstofeelangry.___37___Besides,thepartofthebrainthathelpstomanageemotionsdoesn’tfullydevelopuntilyou’reinyourmid‑20s.___38___Beingangrydoesn’tmeanyou’reabad‑temperedperson.Sometimesitcanbeasignofsomethingelse.“Oftenangerisareactiontofeelinghurt,threatenedorfrustrated,”saysNathwani.“Itcanbeanintensefeelingthatwenoticeinourbodiesanditmightincludetensemuscles,feelinghotorafastheartbeat.”___39___It’snotalwaysobvioustriggers(诱因)thatcanmakeyoufeelanger.Thingslikefeelingstressedorpeoplebeingunkind.Thingslikefeelingmisunderstoodorbeingembarrassedcancausefeelingsofangertoo.Howtodealwithanger?Althoughit’soktofeelangrysometimes,it’snothealthywhenangertakesoverandmakesyoureactinanegativeway,Nathwanisays.“___40___Nexttimeyoufeelangry,trytoslowdownyourbreathing,takesometimeoutandexplaintosomeonewhyyouarefeelingthatway.”Althoughitcanfeelhard,talkingaboutyouremotionstosomeoneyoutrustcanhelpyoutorealisewhyyou’refeelingthewayyoudoandhelptoresolvetheissuethat’scausingnegativefeelings.A.Whatdoesangermean?B.What’syourreactiontoanger?C.Therearewaystohandleangerwithoutittakingover.D.Sometimesyoumightnotevenknowwhyyou’refeelingthisway.E.Whenangercomesoveryou,otherscaneasilytellwhathasannoyedyou.F.Itcanbeunhelpfultohurtotherswithwordsoractionswhenweareangry.G.Firstly,thebody’shormonesarechangingwhichcanmakeemotionsfeelmoreintense.第三部分语言运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节完形填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Lookingatmysleepingsonatnight,Iamfilledwithdeepregretformybehaviorthroughouttheday.Ihavebeenfartoostrictand___41___withthislittleboy.Thatmorning,Iblamedhimcarelesslyfor___42___things.Iscolded(责骂)himforwashinghisfacecasuallyandfailingtocleanhisshoes___43___.Atbreakfast,Ifound___44___withhistablemannersandhisquickeating.Whenhewavedandgreetedmehappilybeforegoingout,Ionlylookedseriousand___45___himcoldlytostandstraight.Intheafternoon,Isawhimplayingwithsmallstonesonhiskneeswithwornsocks.Imadehimfeel___46___beforehisfriends,tookhimhomeand___47___abouthiscarelessness.Whenhenervouslywalkedintothelibraryandinterruptedmyreading,Irespondedtohimsharplyoutofimpatience.Yethehurriedtowardme,puthisarmsaroundmyneckandkissedme,expressingsincereloveunchangedbymy___48___.Hiswarmkissmademe___49___immediately.Ifeltgreat___50___andrealizedmymistake.Ihadlongbeenusedtofindingfaultswithhim,___51___thislittlechildbyadultstandardsandignoringhispure___52___.Hisheartiswarmandpure,always___53___mycoldness.Ihaveexpectedtoomuchofhim.Fromtomorrowon,Iwill___54___mytemper,bepatientwithhimand___55___everymomentwithmylovelyson,forheisjustachildwhoneedslove,careandpatience.41.A.gentleB.flexibleC.severeD.familiar42.A.vitalB.tinyC.hugeD.rare43.A.roughlyB.casuallyC.neatlyD.formally44.A.chanceB.failureC.reasonD.fault45.A.trainedB.promisedC.remindedD.permitted46.A.uneasyB.calmC.uncertainD.confident47.A.worriedB.doubtedC.debatedD.complained48.A.coldnessB.warmthC.pressureD.support49.A.wakeupB.cheerupC.comedownD.breakdown50.A.prideB.shameC.reliefD.mercy51.A.abandoningB.praisingC.judgingD.attending52.A.luckB.natureC.wisdomD.imagination53.A.forgivingB.refusingC.fearingD.remembering54.A.loseB.ignoreC.releaseD.control55.A.forgetB.wasteC.countD.treasure第二节语法填空(共10小题;每小题1.5分,满分15分)阅读下面材料,在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。MostWorldCupmatchesheldinNorthAmericakickofflateBeijingtime,solate‑nightbeerbarsandseafoodstallsalloverQingdaoarepackedwithfootballfans.Loudcheerseruptwheneveragoal___56___(score),andthecoastalbreezecarriesthesweetsmellsofcoldbeerandroastedseafoodthroughthenightair.TheWorldCuphasaddedfreshenergytoQingdao,acity___57___football,beer,andseafoodhavelongbeeninseparable.Localpeoplesayordinarybeertastessmoothandlighttodrink,while___58___(fresh)madebeerdeliversricher,strongerflavors.However,freshbeercannotbestoredforlongandhastobeenjoyedimmediately.Beeris___59___(centre)toQingdao’sidentity.Annualbeerfestivals,museumsandbrewery(酿酒)districtshavehelpedmakeQingdao___60___ofChina’sbest‑knowntouristdestinations.However,residentssaythatthe___61___(essential)ofthecity’sbeercultureliesinordinarysummereveningsratherthanlargeevents.Familiesdineoutdoors,officeworkersdrinkbeerafterwork,andfansstayuptogetherforlivegames.Whenthelate‑nightmatchescometo___62___end,peopleraisetheirglasses___63___(celebrate)excitedlyaboutthewonderfulmomentsofthegames.Asacitynoted___64___beer,QingdaohasseentheWorldCupnaturallybecomepartofitssummertraditions___65___(build)aroundtastyfood,colddrinksandheartfeltcompanionship.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。上周五你参加了学校一年一度以“Low‑carbonCampus,GreenYouth”为主题的环保志愿活动,收获很多,但也进行了反思。请你写一篇英文短文,向校英语报投稿。内容包括:1.活动情况;2.活动收获;3.活动反思。注意:1.词数80左右;2.不要出现真实的校名;3.可适当增加细节,使行文连贯。________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________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。注意:1.续写词数应在150左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。IhadalwaysbeenweakinEnglishwriting.Myarticleswerefilledwithsimplesentencesandallkindsofgrammarmistakes,soIoftengotlowmarksineveryEnglishexam.Everytimetheteacherhandedoutexampapers,Iwouldquicklycovermypaper,afraidthatmyclassmateswouldseemyterriblescores.Watchingthemgethighmarkswithoutmucheffort,Ifeltdeeplyupsetandhelpless.Littlebylittle,IevenmadeupmymindtogiveupEnglishwritingcompletely.Luckily,myEnglishteachersoonnoticedmybadmood.Insteadofblamingmeformypoorperformance,shestayedafterclassandtalkedwithmepatiently.Shetoldmethatvaluableprogressnevercomesinashorttime,andstickingtodailypracticeisthemostusefulwaytogetthroughallkindsofdifficulties.Herwarmwordsbroughtmealittlehopeagain.Encouragedbywhatshesaid,Idecidedtomakearealchange.IboughtathicknotebooktowritedownbeautifulsentencesandusefulexpressionsfromReader’sDigesteveryday.Afterfinishingmyschoolwork,Irewrotemycompositionsagainandagain.Eachafternoonafter