湖北曾都区第一高级中学2026-2027学年高三上学期9月阶段检测英语试题

曾都一中2027届高三9月月考英语试题考试时间：2026年9月22日第一部分听力（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.Whereisthemilk?A.Inthestore. B.onthedoorstep. C.Onthedeliveryway.2.WhatcanthewomandoinCellMart?A.Buyanewcellphone. B.Gethercellphonerepaired. C.Dosomeofficework.3.Whatdidthewomanaskthemantodo?A.Sendthesuit. B.Collectthesuit. C.Getthesuitready.4.Whatdothespeakersmean?A.Thenightisdark. B.Thewinteristoolong. C.Thesnowysceneryisreallyfantastic.5.Whatdidthemando?A.Hesenthisscheduletothewoman. B.Hedecidedhistripwiththewoman.C.Hegotsomeinformationfromthewoman.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。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatisprobablytheman’soccupation?A.Ateacher. B.Apoliceman. C.Atourguide.7.Whyarepeopleaskedtokeeptheircellphoneswitchedoff?B.Toavoidinterruption. C.Toemailfamily.ATostopincomingcalls.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.WhatisCassieaskedtodo?A.Beontimeforwork. B.Workovertimewithoutpay. C.SubmitareportonFriday.9.Whatdoweknowaboutthemeeting?A.ItisheldeveryFriday. B.Itfocusesonstaff’sfieldupdates.C.Itwillbepaidasovertime.听第8段材料，回答第10至13题。10.Whatareprobablythespeakers?A.Environmentalists. B.Designers. C.Teachers.11.Whatarekidsboredof?A.Producingartfromrubbish. B.Recyclinghouseholdrubbish.C.Doingclassenvironmentalprojects.12.Whatdoesthemansuggestfortheproject?A.Askingpeopleforadvice. B.Evaluatingthewastepeopleproduce.C.Creatingthingswithrecycledmaterials.13.Whatwillthemandofortheproject?A.SurftheInternetforideas. B.Organizesomefunactivities. C.Talktotheheadmaster.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.Howmanydaysdoesthemanusuallyworkaweek?A.Fivedays. B.Sixdays. C.Sevendays.15.WhatisspecialthisMonday?A.Manyforeignersappear. B.Therestaurantclosesearly. C.Peoplecelebrateaholiday.16.HowdoesthespeakerfindBritishcustomers?A.Theyhardlyeattheirfood. B.Theyareconsiderate. C.Theyareimpolite.17.Whatdoesthemanfindhardtodealwith?A.Dishonestcustomers. B.Specialcookingrequests.C.Negativefeedbackfromcustomers.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Whatisthefirstplacevisitorswillgoto?A.TheMagician’sPyramid. B.Malaysia. C.Aballcourt.19.WhatistheuniquenessoftheMagician’sPyramid?A.Ithasflatsides. B.Itisthelargestpyramidhere. C.Ithasroundedsides.20.Whatmaybetalkedaboutnext?A.Howtheballgamecourtwasbuilt. B.Whentheballgameswilltakeplace.C.Whatballgameswereheldatthecourt.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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AThreeWaystoMakeRoadsSaferforWildlifeEveryyear,wildlife-vehiclecrashesthreatenmanyendangeredspecies,injurepeople,andcausecostlycardamageintheU.S.Fortunately,severalpracticalsolutionshavesignificantlyreducedsuchaccidents.GreenBridgesThesebridgesarebuiltoverhighwaysandcoveredwithsoil,grass,andnativeplants.They’reespeciallyusefulforlargeanimalssuchasdeerandbears,whichgenerallypreferwide,openspaces.Beyondsavingindividualanimals,greenbridgesalsohelpensurespeciessurvival.OnWashington’sI-90,amajoreast-westhighway,animalstryingtomovenorth-southaretrappedbetweenthehighwayandtheColumbiaRiver.Thiscausesariskof“localizedextinction”.Theoverpassesreconnecttheseseparatedpopulations,allowingthemtofindeachotherandmaintainhealthygeneticdiversity.SafeUnderpassesTheseunder-crossingsrunbeneathroadsandareoftenbetterforsmallerorshyeranimals.Blackbears,forexample,oftenpreferthesedarker,morecoveredpassages.Evenfishcanusethemwhenstreamsorwetlandsareconnected.OnI-90,underpassesconnectingwetlandstotheYakimaRiverhaveallowedthreatenedbulltrout(鳟鱼)toreturntobranchestheyhadn’tusedinyears.Inthisway,under-crossingsnotonlyhelpanimalscrossroadssafely,butalsoreconnectwaterwaysandhabitatsthatwereonceblocked.GuidingFencesFencesareanotherkeypartofwildlife-crossingsystems.InWyoming,forexample,fencesdirectmigratingantelopetowardoverpassesinsteadofallowingthemtostepdirectlyontothehighway.InBanffNationalPark,fencesworktogetherwithcrossingstoreducewildlife-vehiclecrashesbyupto80percent.Withoutfences,animalsmightstilltrytocrossdangerousroadsatthewrongplaces.21.WhatproblemcanthegreenbridgesonWashington’sI-90solveforanimals?A.Foodshortage. B.Wrongdirection. C.Lossofdiversity. D.Riverseparation.22.Howdounderpasseshelpfishspeciesatrisk?A.Bykeepingthreatsaway. B.Bycreatingdarkerpassages.C.Byprovidingnewhabitats. D.Bylinkingseparatedwaterways.23.Whatistheroleofthefencesinthewildlifecrossingsystem?A.Routestoopenspaces. B.Guidestosafecrossings. C.Barrierstoanimalmigration. D.Borderstonationalparks.BIwasoneofthemenwhocouldn’tstoptalking.Awarethattheworldfeelsunbearablyloud,awarethatI,too,oftenaddtothatnoise,Idecidedtolearntokeepmymouthshut.Ioftenfelturgedtopointoutothers’stupidityintheirposts,asthoughIalonehadnoticedit.IpostedcommentaryaboutHamlet,asthoughmyfollowersweredesperateformy“original”takes.Mysocialmediatimelinewasfullofsuchattemptstoappearintelligent.SoIremovedallpastpostsandsharedonlywritinglinks.AtfirstIfeltannoyedandanxious,butthefeelingssoonfadedintoembarrassmentovermypastactions.Talkinglessinreallifeprovedtougher.IfIencounteredsomeoneIsortofknew,I’dtalkquicklytofillthesilence.Afriendtoldmeembracingawkwardsilencesbuildstrustbetweenconversationalpartners.Sheadvisedmetoletsilencebreathe.Sufferingawkwardsilenceswasterribleatfirst,andisstillhardnow,butit’sgottenalittlebetterwithpractice.Anotherproblemofminewasconversationalnarcissism.Whenpeopleopenupabouttheirproblems,responseslike“Wow,thathappenedtomeonce!”turntheconversationawayfromunderstanding.Thisshiftresponseisbiologicallyrewardingforthespeaker,butuncomfortableforthelistener.NowIfollowtherule—whenpossible,saynothingandsimplylisten.Trueactivelisteningdemandsfullattentionandcomprehension—nottheperformativenods,mirroredquestionsandpracticedbodylanguage.Thoughexhausting,Iconsciouslypracticeduringeveryconversation.Nottalkingatworkprovedeasier.AfteranalyzinghowoftenandhowlongIspokeinmeetings,IfoundItalkedandinterruptedtoomuch.NowIapplyWait,whichrequiresposingaquestiontoyourselfbeforespeaking:“WhyamItalking?”YoucantalkiftheanswertoWaitisconvincing.Waitisn’taboutsilence,butaboutquestioningwhetheryou’reactuallycontributingorfillingspace.NowIneverregretnotposting.Myurgetotalkhasdecreased,thedesiretointerrupthaslessened,andmycapacitytolistenhasgrown.Andtherestissilence.24.Whydidtheauthorfeelembarrassedabouthispastsocialmediaposts?A.Hetriedtoimpressothers. B.Heignoredothers’errors.C.HeknewlittleaboutHamlet. D.Heoversharedhisprivatelife.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“conversationalnarcissism”meaninparagraph4?A.Topicavoidance. B.Self-centeredtalk. C.Emotionsharing. D.Constantinterruption.26.Howdidtheauthorchangehisover-talkinghabitatwork?A.Byshorteningresponses. B.Byreducinginterruptions. C.ByusingtheWaitmethod. D.Byfillingawkwardsilences.27.Whatcouldbethesuitabletitleofthepassage?A.ThePowerofListeningWell. B.TheCouragetoBreakSilence.C.TheWisdomofSayingLess. D.TheSecrettoBetterSpeaking.CRecently,awell-knownUScoffeechain’snew“CoffeehouseCodeofConduct”ismakingpeoplebuysomethingorleave,changingitspreviouscasualattitude.Meanwhile,inParis,traditionalcafésarecompetingwithtrendycoffeeshops,withlocalscomplainingthatAmericanstyletakeawaycoffeeisruiningtheFrenchtraditionoftakingtheirtime.Thishasraisedanimportantquestion:Whatarecoffeeshopsreallyfor?Theanswerhasalwaysbeenmorethancoffee.Seventeenthcenturycoffeehousesofferedameetingspaceforrevolutions.Theywerealso,historically,ashelter.AsFrenchwriterBeauvoirwrote,“DuringWorldWarII,wespentwholedaysintheCafédeFlorethroughthefreezingwinterandalwayshadashockofpleasure,emergingfromthecolddarkness,comingintothiswarm,brightplace.Wefeltathome,safe.”Thatgetstotheheartofwhatgoodcafésare:thirdplaces,thetermcoinedbythesociologistRayOldenburgtodescribespacesthatareneitherhomenorwork.Theseneutralspacesarealsoaccessibleandinclusive,allowingvisitorstokeepalowprofileandprovidingroomforconversationandplayfulness.Icherishsuchplaces,atvariouspointsinmylife,departmentstores,museums,andstationshavebeenvitalthirdplacestome,evenifnotallfitthe“playful”criterion.However,manythirdplacesaredisappearingduetoeconomicdifficulties.TheInternethasbecomeourthirdspacebutitcan’tbeeverythingathirdplaceis:safetywhenhomeisn’tashelterandabreathofairforanyonewhojustneedstobeelsewhere.Thereisanamazingthirdplacenearme,YorkCommunityStadiumComplex,wherethereisapool,asportshallandaclimbingwall,plusalibrary,acaféandadrop-insupportcentreforpeoplewithcancer.Mostly,though,it’saspacetohangoutunbothered,usedbypeopleofallages.It’swelcoming,accessible,andyes,evenplayful.WithmanyshopsclosedintheUK,whynotturnthemintocommunitycentres,repaircafés,ormeetingspots?Itwouldbenicetochataboutitsomewhere—maybeovercoffee,maybenot.28.Whatphenomenondoestheauthorpointoutinparagraph1?A.Coffeeculturesareconflicting.B.Frenchtraditionsarepopularthroughouttheworld.C.TakeawayhabitshardlyaffectFrenchconsumption.D.Caférulesalwaysremainthesame.29.WhydoestheauthorquoteBeauvoir’swords?A.Torecallwartimememories. B.Toshareawriter’sexperience.C.Tocontrastcoldwithwarmth. D.Toshowthecomfortingroleofcoffeehouses.30.Whichcouldbeathirdplaceaccordingtothepassage?A.Aschoollecturehall. B.Acitysquare. C.Anofficemeetingroom. D.Aprivateworkinggroup.31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardscreatingnewthirdplaces?A.Pessimistic. B.Supportive. C.Objective. D.Doubtful.DAspeoplepayincreasingattentiontopersonalhealth,non-invasivehome-testingdeviceshavebecomeoneofthefastest-growingfieldsinmoderntechnology.Anewly-developedportablebreathdetectorhasdrawnwidepublicinterestrecentlyamongresearchersandordinaryfamilies.Unliketraditionalmedicalequipmentwhichishugeandcostly,thesmalldetectorcanbeheldinonehand.Itworksbyanalyzingtinychemicalmoleculescontainedinhumanbreath.Withinoneminute,itcansendbasichealth-relateddatatoaconnectedsmartphone.Usersnolongerneedtowaitforlonghoursinhospitalhallsforroutinechecks.Forpeoplelivinginremoteareas,suchadevicemaygreatlyimprovetheiraccesstoearlyhealthwarnings.Scientistswarnthatthenewtoolisnotdesignedtoreplaceprofessionalhospitalexaminations.Itonlyprovidesreferenceinformationratherthanfinalmedicalconclusions.Evenso,itbringsfreshpossibilitiesforcommunityhealthmanagement.Localhealth-carestationsareconsideringintroducingtheproductforregularhomevisits.Still,thepromisinginventionhastocrossseveralbarriersbeforewidelyenteringthemarket.Firstly,itsaccuracycanbeinfluencedbyfood,drinksorrecentexercise.Secondly,thepresentmodelisrelativelyexpensiveformostfamilies.Researchersarenowadjustingmaterialsandproductionprocedures.Theirgoalistoslashcostswithoutloweringperformance,sothatmorecitizenscanaffordthisconvenientpieceofequipmentinthenearfuture.Besides,strictofficialtestsarerequiredbeforeitgetspermissionformasssale.Iftheseproblemsareproperlysolved,theportablebreathdetectormaychangepeople’sdailyhealth-checkhabits.Homehealthmonitoring,oncefar-fetched,couldgraduallybecomepartofordinarylife.32.Whatisoneadvantageofthenewbreath-detectingdevice?A.Itcanofferfinalmedicaltreatment. B.Itfinishesbasicdetectionquickly.C.Itcancurecertainbreathingdiseases. D.Itworkswithoutconnectingtophones.33.Whatcanweinferfromthetext?A.Thedetectorhasalreadybeensoldnationwide.B.Foodtakenjust-beforemayaffectitstestresult.C.Remote-areahospitalswillbereplacedbythedevice.D.Officialtestsfortheproducthavealreadybeencompleted.34.Theunderlinedword“slash”inParagraph4mostprobablymeans

.A.cutdown B.addup C.figureout D.takeover35.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Newwaystopreventrespiratorydiseases B.ModerntechnologyandhospitalreformC.AdvantagesandlimitsofaportablebreathdetectorD.Scientificdiscoveriesinhumanbreathresearch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。Peopleoftenthinkprocrastination(拖延)issimplylazinessorpoortimemanagement.Imaginethis:Yousitdowntowriteanessay,stareatablankpage,andbegintothink,“I’mnotgoodenoughforthis.Idon’tknowwheretobegin.WhatifIfail?”Insteadofwriting,youopenasocialmediaapp.Thisbehaviorisnotlaziness,it’sawaytoregulatetheanxietyaroundthetask.

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Whenweprocrastinate,weareawarenotonlythatweareavoidingthetask,butalsothatdoingsoisprobablyabadidea.Yetwedoitanyway.Why?Becauseputtingoffthetaskgivesusmomentaryrelieffromnegativefeelings,suchaspanicandself-doubt.

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Althoughavoidingthetaskmakesusfeelbetterforamoment,itdoesnotsolvetherealproblem.Whenwereturntothetask,thesamefeelingsarewaiting,oftenwithmorestressandself-blame.Asthispatternrepeatsitself,procrastinationgraduallybecomesahabitratherthanaonetimechoice.Overtime,thehabithasmeasurablydestructiveeffectsonourmentalandphysicalhealth.

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Itmayalsoincreasetheriskofhighbloodpressureandheartdiseaseinthelongrun.Whatarehealthywaystomanagetheemotionsthattypicallyleadtoprocrastination?Onewayistoviewthetaskfromapositiveperspective.Thinkaboutthegoodresultofcompletingit,orremindyourselfofasimilartaskthatturnedoutwell.

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Forexample,deletedistractingappsfromyourphoneorusealong,difficultpassword.Bymakingtheeasyescapelessimmediate,yougiveyourselfabetterchancetobegin.A.Ourbraintreatsthatbriefreliefasareward.B.Thispatternmayinvolvedifferentfeelings.C.Thatrelief,however,isonlyshort-lived.D.Thetaskseemslesspleasantforthemoment.E.Itfuelspersistentstress,anxiety,andevendepression.F.Soprocrastinationisoftenaboutemotionalmanagement.G.Additionally,makingdistractionslessconvenientcanbeeffective.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。At21,Iwaslivinginanewcityandfeelingabitlostinlife.TheonlythingIhadgoingformewasplayingmyflute(长笛).Ihad

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Ihadleftmypreciousfluteonthetrain.Iracedtothestationtoaskifithadbeen

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,Iasked,“WhatifIplayyouatune?”Iputtheflutetogetherandplayedasong.Mystrongfeelingof

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withsomethingIthoughtIhadlostforevercamethroughinthemusic.Ithinktheguardsactuallytearedupabit.“Thatisyourflute,”theysaid,seemingquiteawed.Theguardsmadean

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thatday—firstfromthestrangerwhoreturnedmyflute,thenfromtheguardswhobenttherulesforme.Manypeopleseebigcitiesas

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places,butIlearnedthatstrangerscanbeincrediblycaring.Thirtyyearslater,Iremainforever

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andalwaystrytoreturnlostitems.41.A.saved B.waste C.searched D.planned42.A.thoughts B.emotions C.tasks D.memories43.A.suspected B.learned C.realized D.discovered44.A.takenaway B.pickedup C.givenback D.handedin45.A.assumed B.expected C.imagined D.doubted46.A.impatient B.exhausted C.upset D.ashamed47.A.email B.letter C.notice D.call48.A.wandered B.rejected C.returned D.rushed49.A.refused B.failed C.hesitated D.neglected50.A.Embarrassed B.Desperate C.Annoyed D.Nervous51.A.parting B.reuniting C.connecting D.accompanying52.A.exception B.excuse C.apology D.effort53.A.support B.honesty C.kindness D.devotion54.A.stressful B.cold C.dull D.crowded55.A.hopeful B.touched C.grateful D.blessed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。The20thAsianGames,

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(hold)inNagoya,Japanatpresent,drawsworldwideattentionin2026.InfactitisthethirdtimethatJapanhashostedsuchagrandevent,in1958,in1994andin2026respectively.AthletesfromdifferentAsiancountriesaregatheringherewiththepurposeof

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thegamesarefarmorethansportsevents.Withtheslogan“ImagineOneAsia”,thegamesaimtouniteathletesfrom45Asiancountriesandregions.Manyvolunteersdevotetheirsparetime

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(enthusiasm)andalwaysreadytoofferhelptoanyoneinneed.DuringtheopeningceremonyonSeptember19th,2026,agroupof

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(inspire)bythespiritoftheAsianGamesinthefuture.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）你校英文报Opinion栏目开展主题讨论：Howcanpeopleprotecttheirspiritualworldinthefast-developingmodernsociety?Opinion1:Keepreadingtoenrichinnerminds.Opinion2:Getclosetonaturetocalminnerrestlessness.Opinion3:Slowdownlifeandresistexcessiveinvolution(过度内卷).请你投稿，三选一，说明理由。题目自拟。注意：1.词数80左右；2.文中不得出现真实姓名。_______________________________________________________________________________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。Ioncesufferedgreatlyfromthefearoffailurethroughoutmyteenageyears.WheneverIencounteredtoughobstaclesandsetbacksinmyacademicstudiesordailylife,Iwouldchoosetobackoffvoluntarilyratherthansticktopersistentefforts.Ifirmlybelievedthatgivingupinstantlycouldsparemefromunnecessarypainandawkwardembarrassment,soIseldominsistedoncompletinganychallengingtasksuntiltheveryend.Astimewentby,Igraduallygotaccustomedtostayingsafelyinmycomfortzoneandeventuallylostthepreciouscouragetoattemptnewthings.Eventinyandinsignificantsetbackswereenoughtocompletelyshakemyfragileconfidenceandmakemegivein.Onemildandpleasantspringafternoon,Momgentlytookmetoherpeacefulandwell-keptsmallgardenbehindourhouse.There,Iaccidentallyspottedayoungandtenderroseseedlingbendingpainfullyinthesuddenstrongwind.Itsthinanddelicatestemtrembledviolentlybackandforth,andseveralnewlygrowntenderflowersonthebranchwereontheedgeoffallingoff.Iletoutasoftsigh,fullyconvincedthatsuchafragilelittleseedlingcouldneversurvivesuchseverewind.Ireachedoutmyhand,intendingtopullitoutgentlytoenditsmiserablesuffering.Stoppingmyactiongentlywithawarmsmile,MomwhisperedameaningfulsentencethatIhavekeptfirmlyinmindeversincethatday,“Growthnevertakesplaceincomfort.Itisstrugglesthatshapestrength.”Sheexplainedtomepatientlythateverybloomingandstrongflowerhadexperiencedcountlessstormsandwindsinitsgrowth.Itwasendlesshardshipsandtrialsthatpolisheditsuniqueandquietbeautyandstrengtheneditsinnertoughness.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Istaredatthetremblinglittleroseseedlinginsilence.InspiredbythelittleseedlingandMom’swords,Idecidedtochangemyselfbravely.曾都一中2027届高三9月月考英语试题参考答案听力1.B2.A3.B4.C5.A6.C7.B8.A9.B10.C11.C12.C13.A14.A15.C16.B17.B18.A19.C20.C阅读CDBABCCADBBBBACFACEG完形ABCDACDDABBACBC语法填空56.beingheld57.competing58.that59.to60.enthusiastic61.performers62.cheered63.Although/Though64.an65.willbeinspired应用文写作ReadingGuardsOurSpiritualWorld范文1Inthefast-pacedmodernsociety,endlesscompetitionandinstantinformationmakeourmindsrestlessandempty.Asforhowtoprotectourspiritualworld,Ifirmlybelievethatstickingtoreadingisthebestchoice.Readingservesasaquietshelterforoursoul.Whenwereadbooks,wecommunicatewithwisepeoplefromdifferenttimesandgainprofoundthoughts.Moreover,continuousreadingshapesourvalues,broadensourhorizonsandgivesusinnerstrengthtofacelife’schallenges.Inshort,readingnourishesourminds,whichallowsustokeepapeacefulheartamidafast-changingworld.范文2GetClosetoNaturetoCalmOurMindsIndailylife,wearetrappedinendlessstudyandscreeninformation,whichmakesourmoodstiredandanxious.Gettingclosetonatureisanidealwaytoguardourspiritualworld.Natureservesasthebesthealer.Whenwewalkinthewoodsorenjoyfreshair,wecantemporarilyescapefromfiercecompetition.Thepeacefulsceneryhelpsrelieveourmentalstressandeasenegativeemotions.Gradually,wewillregaininnerpeaceanddevelopapositiveattitudetowardslife.Inaword,naturenourishesoursoul,whichenablesustorestartwithbetterenergy.范文3SlowDowntoPreserveOurSpiritualPeaceNowadays,over-competitionmakesmanypeoplefeelanxiousandhollow.Frommyperspective,slowingdownlifepaceisthekeytoprotectingourspiritualworld.Manypeopleblindlyfollowthetrendofexcessiveinvolution,ignoringtheirtruefeelings.Keepingaslowpacedoesnotmeanlaziness,butpursuingqualitylife.Itallowsustoarrangeourliferationallyinsteadofrushingaimlessly.Wecansparetimetoreflectonourselvesanddiscoverthebeautyoflife.Tosumup,slowingdownhelpsusresistimpetuosityandguardourinnerworld.续写Paragraph1:Istaredatthetremblinglittleroseseedlinginsilence.NeverhadIwitnessedsuchtouchingperseveranceinatinycreature.Withitsslenderstembendingrepeatedlyinthefiercewind,thelittleseedlingrefusedtoabandonitself,clinging（依恋）tightlytothesoilinthegarden.Itwasitssilentbutfirmresistanceagainsthardshipsthatsweptawaymylong-termcowardice（胆小）andself-doubt.Recallingmyhabitualavoidanceofdifficultiesandchallenges,Ifeltasenseofguilt.Realizingthatpermanentcomfortonlybreedslaziness,Isincerelyadmiredtheseedling’sbravestruggle,whichcalmedmynegativemindandawakenedmyinnercourage.Paragraph2:InspiredbythelittleseedlingandMom’swords,Idecidedtochangemyselfbravely.NolongerdidIescapetoughtasksorsuddensetbacks.Withpositiveanddeterminedattitudesreplacingmyformertimidity（胆小）,Idaredtotackletoughproblemsactivelyandsticktoeverychallenginggoal.Facingoccasionalfailures,Ichosetoreflectonmymistakesandmakesteadyimprovementsratherthangiveuphalfway.Gradually,Iaccumulatedabundantexperienceandregainedsolidconfidence.Monthslater,thetoughseedlingblossomedvibrantly（充满生机地）inthesun,whichfinallyhelpedmecomprehendthetruemeaningofMom’swords:everybloomingandstrongflowerhadexperiencedcountlessstormsandwindsinitsgrowth.听力录音稿第一节(Text1)M:Wouldyoulikemetopickupsomemilkfromthestore?W:It’snotnecessary.Ifyoulookatthefrontdoorstep,youshouldfindthemilkthatthemilkmanhasalreadydelivered.(Text2)W:Mycellphoneisbroken,butIdon’thavemuchmoneyforareplacement.M:YoushouldcheckoutCellMart.Theyoftenhavesales.W:Doyouknowwhereitislocated?M:InGreenLane.Youpassitonyourwaytoworkeveryday.(Text3)W:Haveyougotthatsuitbackfromthedry-cleaner’syet?Theysaiditwouldbereadyyesterday.M:ItoldyouI’dstopbyforitandIdid.(Text4)M:Cometakealookatthis:thewaythesnowisdiamond-brightunderthemoonlight!W:Wow!Italmostmakesyouwishthatwinterwouldgoonforever.(Text5)W:Letmeknowonceyoudecideonyourtrip.M:Isentyoumyflightinformationandeverything.Didn’tyougetit?W:No.Whendidyousendit?第二节(Text6)W:Ihavesomequestions.Dowespendquitesometimeintherainforest?M:Yes.Mostofthetrip,infact.W:Andhowdowestayintouchwithourfamilyandfriends?M:Well,youcanbringyourmobilephone,butnormallyweaskpeopletokeepthemswitchedoff.Otherwise,thereareconstantincomingcallswhichinterrupteverything.Buteveryfewdayswemakesurewe’resomewhereyoucanemailpeople.Ofcourse,ifthere’sanemergency,we’llarrangeitsoyoucanspeaktoyourfamily.W:That’sgoodtohear.Thankyou.(Text7)M:Cassie,I’dliketogooverafewthingswithyoubeforeyourfirstdaynextweek.Youwillbeexpectedtoarrivehereontime,andyouwillleaveattheendofyourshift,asagreed.W:Willtherebeanyneedformetodoovertime?M:Atsomepoint,ifwerequireyoutostayforacouple