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高三英语一

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.Whatisthewoman'shobby?

A.Visitingmuseums.B.Paintinginoils.C.Collectingpanels.

2.Whywasthewomanexcited?

A.Shegotahighscore.

B.Themanwouldpayforthemeal.

C.Shewonascholarship.

3.Whatwillthemandoiftheclientdoesn'trespond?

A.Sendanotheremail.

B.Makeaphonecallhimself.

C.Gotovisittheclient.

4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

A.Inadrycleaner's.B.Inatailor's.C.Inaclothingshop.

5.Whowon'tshowupatthewedding?

A.Lily.B.Grace.C.Tom.

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.Whatdothespeakerswanttodofirst?

A.Gotothehotel.B.Exchangemoney.C.Findataxi.

7.Wherewillthespeakersgetlocalcash?

A.Atanexchangeoffice.B.Atabank.C.Atacashmachine.

听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatdoesthemanaskthewomanabout?

A.Howtoreducewaste.B.Therulesforrecycling.C.Acommunityevent.

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9.Whatshouldthemandowithplasticbottles?

A.Throwtheminthegreenbin.

B.Keeptheircaps.

C.Pressthemflat.

10.Onwhichdayistherecyclablewastecollected?

A.Tuesday.B.Wednesday.C.Thursday.

听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。

11.Whathappenedtothecat?

A.Itfollowedthefirefighter.

B.Itwashurt.

C.Itwastrapped.

12.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthestory?

A.Inspiring.B.Unbelievable.C.Unremarkable.

13.Howdidthewomanfindthearticle?

A.Shereaditinanewspaper.

B.Afriendshareditonline.

C.Shesawitonanewsapp.

听第9段录音，回答第14至17题。

14.Whydoesthewomancallthecompany?

A.Toreportanunusualcharge.

B.Tocheckheraccountbalance.

C.Toaskforabill.

15.Whatcausedtheproblem?

A.Apriceincrease.

B.Ameterreadingerror.

C.Alatepayment.

16.Whatwillthemandotomorrow?

A.Sendatechniciantothewoman'shome.

B.Examinethemeterinhisoffice.

C.Offerthewomanadiscount.

17.Howwillthewomanreceivehisupdatedbill?

A.Bypost.B.Inperson.C.Byemail.

听第10段录音，回答第18至20题。

18.Whatisthetalkmainlyabout?

A.Waystolearnbirdwatching.

B.Thebenefitsofbirdwatching.

C.Birds'braindiseases.

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19.Whichadvantagedoexperiencedbirdershave?

A.Dealingwithinformationfaster.

B.Learningmusicalartbetter.

C.Havingfewmemoryissues.

20.Whycanbirdwatchinghelppeoplereducestress?

A.Itforcesthemtostayquiet.

B.Itimprovesthcirsocialskills.

C.Itallowsthemtogetclosetonature.

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。

A

Springistheperfecttimetoenjoycolourfultulips(郁金香).Herearethreefestivals

acrosstheUnitedStates,eachwithitsownlocalflavour.

◆TulipTime—Holland,Michigan

This8-dayfestivalinearlyMayturnsthelakesidecityintoaDutchwonderlandwith

parades,traditionaldance,artinstallations,andfivemilliontulipsplantedacrossthecity.A

newofferingthisyearenablesyoutonameabloomingbedforafamilymemberorlovedone.

Wheretostay;Downtownhotelsputyourightinthecentreoftheaction,butweekends

getextremelycrowded.Bookingwellinadvanceisstronglyadvised.

Wheretoeat:Headtothelocally-ownedDeBoerBakeryforclassicDutchtreatslike

butterycookiesandsausagerolls.

◆SkagitValleyTulipFestival—MountVernon,Washington

HeldthroughoutApril,thisfestivalspreadsacrossfourseparatefarms:RoozenGaarde,

TulipTown,GardenRosalyn,andTulipValleyFarms.Eachoffersitsowncharm,fromthe

world'slargestfamily-runtulipgrowertoafarmwithacidergardenandviewsofMount

Baker.

Wheretostay:Foracosyexperience,considertheNantucketInninnearbyAnacortes.

Thischarmingbedandbreakfastoffersawaterfrontviewfromitsfrontporch,justminutes

fromthefields.

Wheretoeat:TheKiwanisSalmonBBQatHillcrestParkLodgeserveslocally-caught

salmonanddelicioussideseveryday.It'sopenfrom11a.m.to7p.m.,withoutdoorseating

available,andyourmoneysupportslocalchildren'sprograms.

◆WoodenShoeTulipFestival—Woodburn,Oregon

Since1985,theWoodenShoeTulipFarmhaswelcomedgueststowanderamongmore

than40acresofbloomingbulbs.Onweekends,thefestivaladdsextrafunwithshuttle(班车)

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rides,achildren'splayarea,andwoodenshoe-makingdemonstrations.Thefarm'sflower

shopisopendaily,sonomatterwhenyouvisit,there'salwaysachancetotakesometulips

home.

Wheretostay;ThefestivalmakesanexcellentroadtripfromPortland.ThehistoricHi-

LoHotelisafavouriteplacetorestafteradayamongtheflowers.

Wheretoeat:Youcantrylocaltreatsatnearbyfarmcafes.Themarionberryisthelocal

star—acrossbetweentwonativeblackberries.

21.Whatisspecialaboutthisyear'sTulipTime?

A.Itoffersfreeshuttlerides.

B.Youcannameabloomingflowerbed.

C.Itprovidesawaterfrontbedandbreakfastnearby.

D.Itisheldacrossfourseparatefarms.

22.Whichplacefundslocalchildren'sprograms?

A.TheKiwanisSalmonBBQinMountVernon.

B.TheNantucketInninAnacortes.

C.TheDeBoerBakeryinHolland.

D.TheHi-LoHotelinWoodburn.

23.WhatcanvisitorsdoatWoodenShoeTulipFestonweekdays?

A.Watchwoodenshoe-makingshows.B.Playinthechildren'splayarea.

C.Buyflowers.D.EnjoythesceneryofMountBaker.

B

Chineseorigami(折纸艺术)artistPeiHaozheng,alsoknownasHotzPei,isnostranger

toGuinnessWorldRecords.Heoncefoldedthemostorigamiflowersmadefromasinglesheet

ofpaper(100),andthencreatedthelargestorigamisnailever,butthisyearheembarkedon

hismostchallengingrecordattemptyet—cuttingthelongestcontinuousstripofpaperfroma

singleA4sheet.Technically,itshouldhavebeenawalkintheparkforthismasterofpaper

art,asthelengthtobeatwasamodest2.5meters,buthechallengedhimselftocutthelongest

strippossible,sohespentaboutayearexperimentingwithdifferenttypesofpaper,cutting

techniquesandinstruments.Intheend,hemanagedtocutathin,continuousstrip108.15

metersinlength.

“ThestripIcreatedmeasured108.15meterslongand0.5millimeterswide,”HotzPei

toldGuinnessWorldRecords.“Theentireprocess,frominitialpreparationtotrialsanderrors

totheofficialattemptandthefinalartwork,BetweenChaosandOrder,tookapproximately

oneyear."

Tomaximizehischancesofsuccess,thetalentedartistfirsthadtoidentifythemost

appropriatemediumforthechallenges,andheultimatelysettledonasilverpieceofA4paper

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withamirror-likereflectivesurface.Oncethatwasover,hehadtofigureoutthebestcutting

method,andalthoughheexperimentedwithsomeadvancedtechniquesandinstruments,he

foundthemost“primitive”option—cuttingwithscissors—tobethemosteffective.

“Thethirdstepwastheformalattempt,whichdemandedprecision,patience,and

technicalskill,"theartistexplained.“Icarefullycutthepaper,resultinginastripthat

resembledatangleofraffiagrass.Inthefourthstep,Itransformedthe108.15mofpaper

stripsintoanartisticandorganizedartworkshapedlikeacerebral(大脑的)nerveslice."

“Thisworldrecordwasapersonalchallengetodiscoverthelimitsoftopological(拓扑的)

transformationofthissinglesheetofpaper,”Peiadded.

Howhemanagedtocutathin,continuousstripofpaperaboutthelengthofafootball

stadiumwithoutaccidentallybreakingitisamystery,butit'shardtoimaginesomeone

breakinghisrecordanytimesoon.

24.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“awalkinthepark”mean?

A.Ataskthatrequiresgreatpatienceandprecision.

B.Acreativechallengethatbringsgreatpleasure.

C.Ashortoutdooractivityforrelaxation.

D.Aneasytaskthatcanbeaccomplishedeffortlessly.

25.WhydidPeifinallychoosescissorsinthechallenge?

A.Professionalcuttingtoolswoulddamagethepaper.

B.Hehasgotusedtousingthem.

C.Theyaretheonlyusabletool.

D.Hefoundtheyworkedbestaftertesting.

26.WhatwasthecoremotivationforPeitolaunchthechallengethisyear?

A.Tobreakthepreviousrecord.

B.Toexploretheextremeshapeofasheetofpaper.

C.Tocreateartworkforpublicexhibition.

D.TopromotetraditionalChinesepaper-cuttingart.

27.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?

A.Pei'srecordwillremainunbrokenforatleastadecade.

B.Guinnesswillraisethedifficultylevelfortherecord.

C.ThedifficultyofPei'sachievementisgreaterthanexpected.

D.Peiwillcontinuetochallengemoreworldrecords.

C

Malta,oneofEurope'ssmallestcountries,hashighvehicledensitiesandtrafficjamsarea

constantissue.Toaddressthisproblem,authoritieshavecomeupwithaningeniousprogram

titled“DrivingLicenseSurrenderScheme(上交计划)”,whichisdesignedtomotivatepeople

tosurrendertheirdriver'slicensesforaperiodofuptofiveyears.

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AccordingtoMalta'sTransportMinister,ChrisBonett,oneofthemaingoalsofthe

DrivingLicenseSurrenderSchemeistocreatea“mobilityshock”,especiallyamongyoung

people,beforecarusebecomestoofixedahabit.Ifthegovernmentcaninterveneinearly

adulthood,participantsmaypermanentlyembracebuses,bicycles,andwalkingastheir

primarymeansoftransport.

Throughthisinnovativeprogram,Maltaisofferingyoungdrivers25,000eurosto

voluntarilyhandovertheirdriver'slicensesandagrcenottodriveforfiveyears.Paymentsare

madeinyearlyinstalments(一期付款)of5,000euros,andbeneficiariesmustreturnthe

receivedamountsonapro-rata(按比例的)basis,iftheychangetheirmindbeforetheagreed

fiveyearshavepassed.

ToqualifyfortheDrivingLicenseSurrenderScheme,driversmustbe30yearsoldor

under、residentsofMaltaforatleastsevenyears,possessadriver'slicenseforaminimumof

12months,andnothavehadtheirlicensessuspendedorrevoked..Thesecriteriatargetthose

youngenoughtochangetheirhabits,yetexperiencedenoughtounderstandthesacrificethey

aremaking.

Maltahasallocatedanannualbudgetof5milliontothisscheme,limitingthenumberof

beneficiariesto1,000peopleperyear.Initialfeedbacksuggestsagreatinterestinthe

program,whichshowsthatformanyyoungdrivers,thefinancialallowanceismoreimportant

thandrivingavehicle.Someapplicantshavereportedlynotedthatthe5,000eurosperyear

cancoverasignificantportionoftheirrentordailyexpenses,makingtheofferhardtorefuse.

Interestingly,oncethelicenseissurrendered,itisconsideredpermanentlysuspended,

andtheindividualwillhavetotake15hoursofdrivinglessonstoobtainanewlicenseafter

fiveyears.ThedeclaredaimsofMalta'sDrivingLicenseSurrenderSchemearetoreducethe

numberofactivedriversandtoencouragetheuseofpublictransport,withtheendgoalsof

fightingtrafficjamsandreducingpollutionlevels.While1,000fewerdriversperyearmay

seemmodestinacountrywithsuchhighvehicledensity,officialshopetheschemewillsparka

broaderculturalshiftinhowMaltesecitizensviewcarownership.

28.Ifaparticipantwithdrawsfromthescheme,hewill·

A.recoverhisoriginaldrivinglicense

B.bebannedfromdrivingpermanently

C.paybackthefullamountreceived

D.repayarelevantpartofthereceivedmoney

29.Whatistherequirementfordriverstoapplyforthescheme?

A.Theymustcompletedrivinglessonsonceagain.

B.Theymusthavecleandrivingrecords.

C.Theymustprovideproofofuninterruptedresidence.

D.Theymusthaveheldavaliddrivinglicenseforatleastoneyear.

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30.Whatdoestheapplicants'stronginterestintheschemeindicate?

A.Therelianceoncarshasdroppedsharply.

B.Theannualavailableplacesfallshortofactualdemand.

C.Financialrewardsoutweightheconvenienceofdrivingcars.

D.Theyjoinitprimarilytoreducetraffic.

31.Whereisthepassagemostlikelytakenfrom?

A.Aresidenceguide.B.Anewsreport.

C.Apolicyannouncement.D.Aparkingproposal.

D

Therobotarmythatsavestheworldwon'tbeanythinglikewhatyouimagine.Nope,

theyaren'tlittlehumanoidswhocandomartialartsliketheoneswhoamazedaudiencesduring

NewYear'sfestivitiesinChina.Andtheywon'thelpyoufindacanofCokewith

embarrassingslownessliketheman-shapedbeastknownasOptimusfromElonMusk'sTesla

Inc.Instead,therealrobotarmywillbemicroscopic,andmostlymadeofalgae(藻类),

bacteriaandothersingle-celledorganisms.Engineerscallthembiohybridmicrorobots.

Ifyou'vereadaboutpeopleswallowingpillsfulloftinyrobotstodelivermedicine—oryou

watchedtheclassicmoiveInnerspace—you'vealreadyexperiencedthedreamofafuture.For

manyyears,medicalresearchershaveimaginedusinglittlemachinestogetmedicineintothe

hard-to-reachpartsofourbodiessuchastinybloodvesselsinlungs.Theproblemisthatwe

can'tactuallybuildthesepower-drivendevicessmallenoughtodoit.

That'swherebiomedicalengineerJosephWang'sworkcomesin.Likemanyinthe

growingfieldofmicrorobotics,Wanghasdramaticallyexpandedthedefinitionofwhatmost

ofusthinkofas“robots”.Anymechanismthatcanbecontrolledandmovearoundsemi-

autonomouslyisarobot.Andsomerobotscontainlivingtissues—orentirelivingcreatures.

Therearemanythingstechnologysimplycan'tdoaswellasbiology—andoneofthemis

motoraroundinsidemicro-environments.Tinyartificialenginestendtodissolve(分解)aftera

fewminutes,Wangsays,butalgae“justswimandswim”.That'swhyheandhiscolleagues

powertheirrobotswiththegreenmicroalgaChlamydomonasreinhardtii,whichlovesblue

lightanddislikestheredlight.

AttheUniversityofCalifornia,SanDiego,Wang'slabworkedcloselywithchemical

engineerLiangfangZhang'sresearchgrouptoturnaswarmofalgaecyborgs(半机械人)intoa

microscopicteamthatdelivermedicine.TheyexposedtheC.reinhardtiitonanoparticles(纳

米粒子)thatstucktotheiroutercoveringsviaelectrostatic(静电的)force.Theresultwas

half-algae,half-artificial,all-bot.Researcherscanguidethefullyloadedmicrobotswarm

towardsawoundusingbluelight.Toseparatetheswarm,theyusedaredlight.Oneday,

doctorsmightusethemaskingtechniquetocreatecustom-shapedalgaebandageswithmany

kindsoftherapeuticpayloads.

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Medicineisn'ttheonlypossibleapplicationforbiohybridmicrorobotswarms,either.

Wang'slabisalsousingcyborgalgaeforcleanupinriversandoceans.Insteadofloadingthe

botsupwithmedicine,researcherscovertheminchemicalsthatcanabsorbpoisons.Thealgae

moveforwardbytwistingandturningaroundinthewater,oftenfordays,collectingpoisons

opportunisticallyuntileverythingiscleanedup.

32.Whatistheauthor'spurposeinmentioningOptimus?

A.Todemonstratetheimpressivespeedofmodernrobots.

B.Towarnreadersaboutthepotentialrisksofrobotarmies.

C.Tohighlightthattherealrobotarmyisnotwhatpeopleexpect.

D.Tointroducethemedicalusesofmicrorobots.

33.WhydidWangandhiscolleaguesusealgaetodrivetheirrobots?

A.Becausealgaearethesmallestorganismsavailable.

B.Becausealgaecan'tbreakdowninthebodyeasily.

C.Becausealgaecancarrymedicinethroughelectrostaticforce.

D.Becausealgaecanbeloadedwithvariousthings.

34.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutthemicrorobots?

A.Theyareentirelymadeofman-madematerials.

B.Theyhavebeenwidelyused.

C.Theycanfunctionbetterwhenexposedtoredlight.

D.Theirabilitytoswimenablesthemtoperformtasks.

35.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?

A.TheTinyRobotArmyMight“Heal”theWorld

B.TheFutureofMedicineMayBeBrighterthanYouThink

C.TheAccidentalDiscoveryCouldEndPollutionForever

D.ScienceFictionIsBecomingaRealityinRobotics

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。

Nomatterhowmuchyouprefertopacklight,therearetimeswhenyouneedtofitmore

intoyourbagthanintended.Maybeit'sunpredictableweather,oryousimplyhavetoomany

essentials.Thechallenge:squeezingeverythinginwithoutdamage.36·

Embracethepowerofcompression(压缩)

Youmighthaveheardaboutpackingcubes,whichcanhelpyoustayorganized.Butthey

won'tsaveasmuchroomasyouthink.37.Theydon'trequireapump.Youjustrollthe

bagfromthesealed(密封的)endtowardtheopening,andtheairescapesthroughaone-way

valve.Thesebagsshrinkitemsdramatically.Apuffyjacketbecomesathinpad,andsomecan

evenfitafull-sizedpillowandstillleaveextraspace.

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Chooselightweightfabrics

Ifself-sealingvarietiesaren'tanoption,gowithlightweightfabricsforeverything.

Materialslikemerinowool,thincottonblends,orsynthetics,dryfarfasterthanheavy

cotton.38.Withalittlesoap,youcanwashtheminasinkandthey'llbedrybymorning.

Packingtightlyisaboutpracticalproblem-solving,notelegance.

Makeuseofitemswithemptyspaceinside

39.Stuffthemwithcleansocksorrolled-upbelts.Thisprotectstheshoesandcreates

extrastorage.Hatscanbestuffedtoo,tomaintaintheirshape.Awide-brimmedhatshould

havesoftitemspackedinsideandaroundthecrown.Evenareusablewaterbottlecanhold

pillsandrubberhands.Anddon'toverlookhiddenspaces,whichcanbestuffedwithtiny

personalitems.

40

Witharollinghard-shellcase,packheaviestitemsnearthewheelstopreventthemfrom

crushingiighterthingswhenupright.Oncepackedtightly,zipitshutandstanditonits

wheels.Then,lettimeandgravitydotherest.Overthenexttwentyminutes,thecontents

willgraduallysettledownward.Whenyouunzip,you'lloftenfindanewgapatthetop,just

enoughforafewmorethings.

A.Letgravityworkforyou

B.Yourshoesareaperfectexample

C.Lettheweightofyourcasedotheworkforyou

D.Emptyspacesareperfectforstoringsmallthingslikesocksorchargers

E.Thismeansyouonlyneedtopackafewclothesandcanwashthemquickly

F.Fortunately,asetofprovenstrategiescanhelpyoumaximizeeveryinchofspace

G.Ifyou'reseriousaboutpackingtightly,self-sealingbagsaretheanswer

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。

Thehousewemovedintothreedecadesagoincludedalargebankofwindowsintheliving

room,givingusawideviewoftheyardandstreet.However,toavoid41,weinstalled

shutters(百叶窗).

Lastyear,mysonaskedifwecouldswingtheshutterswideopen,forthe42ofthe

sunonhisfacewhilehedrankcoffeeseemed43.Outside,treesandshrubsnownaturally

44usfrompassersby.Thelogicoflivingbehindshuttersnolonger45·

Openingwindowsopenedmeup,too.Sunlight46theroom,makingourfloora

warmshadeofgold.Nearthewindowstoodacolumnofbooks.Icouldexplore47ona

freeafternoon,withthechangingslant(斜角)oflight48theday'sslowprogresstoward

dusk.Ifoundmyself49moretothelivelystreetlifethantotheTV:awandering

grandmother,ayoungrunner,an50childlearningtorideherbike.

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Lookoutawindowlongenough,andyou'lleventuallygooutside.Inoticedthattinybirds

ofbottomless51onceagainemptiedallthesunflowerseedsfromthetubefeeder.That

promptedmeoutdoorsto52thesupply.Atasksoonmultipliedintohalfadozenmore:

weeding,sweepingtheyard,wateringathirstyplant.

Allofthishappenedbecauseofmyson's53.Sooften,whenIthinkof

transformativechange,theusualthingscometomind:achallengingexerciseprogramora(n)

54learningapp.ButnowIseethatevensmall55inlifecanbringbigrewards.

41.A.exposureB.noiseC.pollutionD.dust

42.A.orbitB.testC.prospectD.prediction

43.A.burningB.mysteriousC.distantD.welcome

44.A.screenedB.trackedC.prohibitedD.distinguished

45.A.pickedupB.madesenseC.brokedownD.heldback

46.A.mappedB.floodedC.shiftedD.mirrored

47.A.remotelyB.cautiouslyC.secretlyD.leisurely

48.A.markingB.creatingC.advancingD.monitoring

49.A.admittedB.restrictedC.drawnD.directed

50.A.uncertainB.unsteadyC.unwiseD.untouched

51.A.anxietyB.appetiteC.successD.growth

52.A.controlB.refreshC.consumeD.gather

53.A.requestB.talentC.trickD.modesty

54.A.handyB.chargeableC.interactiveD.ambitious

55.A.investmentsB.decorationsC.adjustmentsD.repetitions

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。

Asateacher,Ioftenfindthatmyspringparent-teacherconferencesbeginwiththesame

answer56myfirstquestion.Iwillask,"So,howdoesKevinthinkthingsaregoingthis

term?”“Wedon'tknow,”Kevin'sparentswillsay."Henevertalkstousanymore."

Asmiddleschoolstudentsexperimentwiththeirdesirefor57(independent),they

oftencreatedistancebetweenthemselvesandtheirfamilies.Tosolvetheproblem,I

introduced58newpoetrytaskafterourlastconferences:the“familyhistory”poem.

Thefollowingweek,poemsbegantorollin.Ihadnoideawhat59(expect)although

Ihadheardfromseveralparentsthatthetaskhadledtolivelydiscussions.Itturnedoutthat

allthefamilyhistorypoemswere60(astonish).Notonlyweretheyoungpoetsableto

exploreameaningfulpartofhisorherfamily'spast,61eachoftheirpoems62

(carry)adeeplevelofmeaningandunderstandingbeyondthestoryitself.

Iplantomakeafew63(adjustment)thisspring.ThistimeIamgoingtoallow

students64(much)timetolistentoanddigest(理解)theirfamilystoriesbeforesitting

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downtowritc.Itismyhopethatthistaskgivesmystudentsadeeper,moremeaningful

appreciationoftheartofpoetrywhileitilluminates(.照亮)thewaysin65theirfamilies

canhelpthembecomeconfident,capable,andconnectedyoungmenandwomen.

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，上周六，你回到农村老家，正巧赶上村里举办传统庙会(templefair)。请你

给英国笔友Charles写一封邮件，分享这次文化体验，内容包括：

(1)现场见闻；

(2)你的感想。

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。

DearCharles,

Yours,

LiHua

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。

EversinceMaya'sbrotherTedenteredhighschool,hehaddreamedofwinningthe

school'sbadmintonchampionship,butitalwaysstayedjustoutofreach.Inhisfirstyear,he

lostinthequarterfinals.Thefollowingyear,hemadeittothesemifinalsbutfellshortina

heartbreakingtiebreaker(决胜局).Thiswashislastchance—hissenioryear,hisfinal

tournament.Everyserveandsmashfromthepastthreeyearshadledtothisonemoment.

NooneunderstoodbetterthanMayawhatthismeanttoTed.Shewastheonewhohad

putaracketinhishandssevenyearsago,whenhewasashyten-year-oldwhocouldbarely

holditproperly.Shehadbeentheteam'sstarplayeruntilawristinjuryendedherowndream,

butinsteadofdrowningindisappointment,shepouredallhertrainingintohim.Ontheir

driveway,rainorshine,shedrilledhimonfootwork,dropshots,andthemostimportant

rule:“Winwithintegrity,losewithgrace.”Thosewordsbecametheirguidingprinciple,

repeatedbeforeeverypracticeandeverymatch.

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Onthedayofthefinal,Mayatookherplaceonthesecond-floorbalcony(看台),camera

ready.Shehadchargedthebatterytwiceandclearedthememorycardthenightbefore,

determinedtocaptureeverymomentforTed.Fromupthere,shecouldseetheentirecourt,

everycornerandlineasclearasday.

Thematchwaselectric.TedandhisopponentLeowereevenlymatched,tradingpoints

backandforth.Thecrowdgaspedateveryexchange,thetensionthickintheair.At20—20,

thenextpointwoulddecideeverything.Leoservedhard,theshuttlecock(羽毛球)cutting

throughtheairlikeanarrow.Tedsmasheddownthelinewithallhisstrength.Timeseemed

tofreeze.Thentheshuttlecocklanded—barelyoutsidethebaseline.Butthereferee(裁判),

blockedbythenet,thoughtitwasin."In!"hecalled.“Gamepoint,Ted.”

Thecrowdcheeredwildly.Tedthrewhisracketintotheair,tearsstreamingas

teammatesliftedhimontotheirshoulders.Chantsofhisnamefilledthegym.Hehadfinally

doneit.Minuteslater,therefereehandedhimagoldtrophy(奖杯)shiningunderthebright

lights.Allthoseearlymorningsonthedriveway,allthosestinginglosses—theyhadledtothis

gloriousmoment.

However,Mayasawitclearly:thewhitefeatherswereacentimeterout.Shereplayed

thevideowithshakingfingers.Once.Twice.Threetimes..Thechampionshipdidnotbelong

toherbrother.

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。

Mayastoodfrozen,herheartsinking.

Havingstaredatthefrozencamerascreen,Tedfeltthetrophysuddenlyheavyinhis

hands.

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