重庆八中2027届高三9月适应性月考(一)英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

重庆八中2027届高三9月适应性月考(一)英语试题注意事项：1.答题前，考生务必用黑色碳素笔将自己的姓名、准考证号、考场号、座位号在答题卡上填写清楚。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。在试题卷上作答无效。3.考试结束后，请将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。满分150分，考试用时120分钟。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)注意，回答听力部分时，请先将答案标在试卷上。听力部分结束前，你将有两分钟的时间将你的答案转涂到答题卡上。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.Whatdoesthewomanprefertoeat?A.Seafood. B.Italianfood. C.Plant-baseddishes.2.Howwillthespeakersprobablygotothemuseum?A.Bybus. B.Bysubway. C.Bysharedbike.3.Whatdoesthewomansuggesttheydo?A.Putofftheirtrip.B.Gotoanindoorplace.C.Checktheweatherfirst.4.Whatdoesthewomanimplythemanshoulddo?A.TakehisschoolIDalong.B.Gototheexhibitionearly.C.Payfortheticketinadvance.5.WhatisTom'splanforthisSunday?A.Tojoinahikingclub.B.Toassistwithahousemove.C.Tolookforanewapartment.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。听下面的录音，回答第6和第7小题。6.Whatwasthewoman'soriginalplanforherproject?A.Studyingenergyuseincities.B.Analyzingdatafromoldreports.C.Researchingtheeffectofremotework.7.Whydidthewomanchangehertopic?A.Theprofessoradvisedhertodoso.B.Shefoundtheprevioustopictoodifficult.C.Theavailableinformationwasnotup-to-date.听下面的录音，回答第8至第10小题。8.Whatistheman'sjob?A.Aheadofficetrainer.B.Acustomerservicetrainee.C.Astoremanager.9.Whatwasthecustomer'scomplaint?A.Theservicewastooslow.B.Thecookiewastoosmall.C.Thecoffeewasn'thotenough.10.HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutEmily'sperformance?A.Surprised. B.Pleased. C.Worried.听下面的录音，回答第11至第13小题。11.WhateventisHenrypreparingfor?A.Araceforagoodcause. B.Aschoolsportsmeeting. C.Alocalmarathon.12.HowlonghasHenrybeentraining?A.Onemonth. B.Twomonths. C.Threemonths.13.WhatisHenry'sfundraisinggoal?A.$300. B.$400. C.$500.听下面的录音，回答第14至第16小题。14.Whatisthewoman'sproblem?A.Herphotosareofpoorquality.B.She'slostsomephotosbymistake.C.Shestruggleswithfilemanagement.15.Whatdoesthemansuggest?A.Buymorecloudspace.B.UseadvancedAIfilters.C.Tryasimplereditingapp.16.Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A.Downloadanewapp.B.Askhercousinforhelp.C.Deletesomeoldphotos.听下面的录音，回答第17至第20小题。17.Whatisthemainpurposeofthisannouncement?A.Tocallforhelpers.B.Topromotedigitaldevices.C.Tointroducelibraryservices.18.Whenwillthevolunteerprogramstart?A.OnNovember1st. B.OnNovember5th. C.OnDecember1st.19.Whatskillisrequiredforthevolunteerwork?A.Apatientpersonality.B.Experiencewithe-readers.C.Advancedcomputerknowledge.20.Whocanstudentsturntoformoredetails?A.Thespeaker. B.Mrs.Lee. C.Aseniorcitizen.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。SUNSHINEHIGHSCHOOLVol.12StudentUnion&CounselingCenterCAMPUSEVENTSAugust2026PawsandPause:Mid-TermDe-stressDayDate:Friday,Aug.28thLocation:LibraryAtrium(GroundFloor)Time:12:30PM-1:30PM(LunchBreakOnly)Participant:SHSstudents&staffonlyWhattoExpect:GaSilentDisco:Noise-cancelingheadphoneswithlo-fibeats.::SnackStation:Freemilktea&cookies(First50studentsonly!).TherapyCats:Meet“Buddy”and“Luna”.Handsofftheirfur———aquickhigh-fiveisfine!WorryShredder:Writedownyourstress&feedittothemachine.

EventBookingStatus:FULL(WaitlistOpen)Capacity:100/100FastPassOption--StudentswithperfectattendanceinJulycanbypassthewaitlist.--Action:UploadyourattendancescreenshotintheVerificationtabbyAugust26th,23:59.·FAQ.Q:CanIbringmyownlunch?A:Yes,butpleaseusetheoutdoorbenches.FoodisnotallowedintheAtriumtoprotecttheequipment.△Note:Thisisaquietzone.NotalkingorphonecallsinsidetheAtriumduringtheevent.21.Whatrulemustattendeesfollow?A.Bringtheirownheadphones. B.Don'tpetthetherapycats.C.Finishlunchwithinonehour. D.Don'tenterwithoutastressnote.22.Whocanskipthewaitlistdirectly?A.Thosewhogettothehallearly. B.Thosewhopayforaspecialpass.C.Thosewhosharetheeventposter. D.ThosewhohavefullattendanceinJuly.23.Whatisthemostlikelysourceofthisnotice?A.Aschoolnewsletter. B.Alocalnewspaper.C.Apubliclibraryposter. D.Astudenthandbook.BMr.VanDeCamp,fatheroffourkids,chuckledasherecalled,“Bymid-July,Ihadcraftedanelaboratedailyschedule.BylateJuly,theyhadcompletelydisregardedeverysinglepartofit.”Thatisacommonstory:themid-yearbreakhighlightsdistancebetweenidealexpectationsandrealneeds.Foradolescents,thisextendedholidayplaysacrucialpartinregainingemotionalbalance,restoringtheirbiologicalclock,andrediscoveringthemselves.However,thesubtleurgetoremainproductivelingers——————theygetrigidtaskboards:academictargets,competitionpreparation,structuredworkshops,etc.Mr.VanDeCampoverlookedtherealitythataneffectivebreakisnotaboutproductivitybutintentionalselection.Hisdaughter,Blair,settledonlogging“threemeaningfulmomentseachday”overaperfectagenda.LastFriday,itmeantfinishingashortessay;thisMonday,itmeantwakingupearly.ForBlair,theseweretinyvictories,yetgenuineones.Thiswholethingreducesanxietyandpreventstheholidayfromturningintoendlessscreenscrolling.Apracticalframeworkisthedichotomousmodel:devotinghalfofthedaylighttoconstructivepursuits—————suchasreading,orlearningaskill——————andreservingtheremaininghalfforsocialactivity,creativeplay,ortotalrest,anythingbutpurposeful,forward-lookingwork.Thesequietmomentsofferroomforimaginationandself-awarenesstoblossom.Familiescanbesupportivebyredirectingtheirdiscussionsfromoutputstoemotionalpacing.Smalltalkonhowanafternoonfeltyieldsmoreconnectionthanaskingwhatwasaccomplished;acasualSundayafternoonchatovericecreamoftenworksfarbetterthanconstantreminding.Foryoungpeople,rememberthatarewardingbreakdoesnotneedtolookpicture-perfect.Theprimarypurposeisreturningtoroutinefeelingrecharged,moregrounded,andconnectedtolovedones.Whenthenextsemesterbegins,whatremainsisnotanexecutedlist,butthequietknowledgethatthetimewastrulyyourown.24.WhichbestdescribesMr.VanDeCamp'sholidayscheduleforhiskids?A.Strictly-enforced.B.Carefully-designed.C.Initially-disregarded.D.Commonly-accepted.25.HowdidBlairrecordherdailylifeduringthebreak?A.Bysettingacademictargets.B.Bydraftingashortessay.C.Bytrackingupliftinginstances.D.Bysettlingonaperfectagenda.26.Whichofthefollowingschedulescorrespondstothedichotomousmodel?A.Sleepinglatefollowedbyhangingoutwithparents.B.WatchingTVfollowedbybrowsingWeiboallafternoon.C.Learningcodingfollowedbypreparingforthebasketballtournament.D.Takinganonlinewritingclassfollowedbyplayingbasketballwithfriends.27.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Parentsareexpectedtolistentokids.B.Studentsshouldacquireabundantknowledge.C.Talkingabouticecreamcanstrengthenfamilybonds.D.Performingplannedroutinesguaranteesarewardingbreak.CBackinthe1970s,Gulfcountriesbetbigontheideathattechnologycouldmakehot,arid(干旱的)placeshabitable.Thegamblepaidoff:abundantoilandgasfuelledconstruction,acceleratedinvestmentandpoweredround-the-clockcooling.Yetthisrapidgrowthcameatacost.Traditionalair-conditioningunitsandbuilding-widecoolingsystemsconsumemassiveamountsofelectricityandproduceemissionsthataccelerateglobalwarming.Todaycoolingaccountsforasmuchastwo-thirdsofpeakelectricitydemandacrosstheGulfcountries.Tofixthis,SaudiArabia,theUAEandQatarhavedevelopedmoreefficientcoolingsystemstokeepcitiesliveablewhilecuttingenergyuseandclimatedamage.Theircoresolutionisdistrict-coolingsystems.Acentralplantchillswaterandpumpsitthroughanetworkofbuildings,reducingenergyusebysharingpeakloadsacrosstheentirenetwork.Thesystemusesroughly30%lesspowerthanindividualcoolingsystems,andupto80%lessthanseparatehouseholdair-conditioningunits.Duringpeakhours,thecentralplantactsasasortof“battery”,withchilledwaterstoredintanksforuse.Tabreed,operatorofDubai’slargestdistrict-coolingscheme,claimsthatitreducesannualcarbonemissionsbytheequivalentof40,000carscomparedtoconventionalcooling.Despitetheirtechnologicaledges,thewatershortageremainsamajorchallengeforwater-scarceGulfregions.Gulfcountrieshaveturnedtotreatedwastewater,withsomeplantsevenrunningonseawatertocutfreshwaterusage.Theyarealsoexploringintegratingenergy-hungryAIdatacentresintodistrict-coolingnetworksandtestingtinyheat-absorbingparticles(微粒)toboostefficiency.Thoughcheaperinthelongrun,thesebig-ticketsystemsinvolvehighupfrontcosts.Still,asextremeheatprevailsinmoreareasandglobalwarmingmakescoolingessential,morenationswillprobablyforkoutthecash.InIndia,wherecoolingdemandmayriseeightfoldinthenextdecade,TabreedisdevelopingwhatitsayswillbeAsia'slargestdistrict-coolingsystem.ItisalsobreakinggroundonprojectsinEgypt.TabreedandotherGulffirmsarewell-positionedtoexpandtheirshareinafast-growingmarket.28.WhatisadrawbackoftraditionalcoolingsystemsinGulfcountries?A.Theyarepower-hungry. B.Theytriggerclimatedisasters.C.Theyfuelround-the-clockcooling. D.Theyinvolvehighconstructioncosts.29.Howdoesthedistrict-coolingsystemwork?A.Bystoringpurifiedwater.B.Bycirculatingchilledwater.C.Byreducingcarbonemissions.D.Byrechargingbuilt-inbatteries.30.WhatdoGulfcountriesdoaboutthewatershortageproblem?A.Boostoverallheatingefficiency.B.Shifttoalternativewatersources.C.Removeparticlesfromfreshwater.D.Integratewithneighboringdistricts.31.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HowGulfCountriesBeatExtremeHeatB.TheGlobalBoominCoolingTechnologyC.GulfCoolingTech:AnEnergy-efficientFixforHeatD.DistrictCooling:GulfFirms’GlobalMarketExpansionDAscitiesexpand,oldbuildingsandneighborhoodsareoftenremoved.Supportersofredevelopmentarguethatchangeisunavoidableandthatrecordscanpreservewhatislost.Butthisperceptionoverlookssomethingimportant:somephysicaltracesofthepastdeservetoremainbecausetheycarrymemoriesthatrecordscannotfullyconvey.Somemayclaimthatphotographsanddocumentsareenoughbecausetheypreserveinformationaboutaplace.However,knowingaboutaplaceisnotthesameasexperiencingit.Aphotographofanoldcityhallshowsitsappearance;walkingthroughitsdoorsrevealstheheightoftheceiling,theechooffootstepsandtheweightofsilence.Memory,then,isnotonlyinformation.Itisalsoexperience.Physicalplacesmattertocommunitiesaswell.UrbanhistorianAlisonIsenberghasexaminedhowredevelopmentcanreshapecitylandscapesandthestoriescitiestellaboutthemselves.SanFranciscooffersasimilarlesson.Insomeneighborhoods,redevelopmentreplacedlong-establishedcommunitieswithfreeways.Theseprojectsmetpracticalneeds,buttheyalsoobliteratedvisibleevidenceofearliercommunitylife.Researchinenvironmentalpsychologysuggeststhatfamiliarlandmarksconnectpeoplewithasharedpast.Theirlossmaythereforeweakenacommunity'ssenseofcontinuityandidentity.Thatdoesnotmean,however,thateveryoldbuildingshouldbesaved.Citiesneedhousing,transportandotherpublicfacilities,andpreservingeverythingwouldpreventthemfrommeetingnewneeds.Therealchoiceisnotbetweendevelopmentandhistory.Itisbetweendevelopmentthatignoresthepastanddevelopmentthatconsiderswhatshouldbecarriedforward.Beforeaplaceisredeveloped,plannersshouldasknotonlywhatnewpurposethesitemayservebutalsowhatsocialmeaningmaydisappearwithit.Everygenerationinheritsacityandpassesoneon.Progressshouldaddnewlayersratherthanwipetheoldonesclean.Acitythatremembersisnotrefusingthefuture.Itischoosingtoenterthefuturewithoutlosingplacesthathelpexplainwhoitspeopleare.32.Whatisparagraph1mainlyabout?A.Thelimitsofhistoricalrecords.B.Thecausesofurbanredevelopment.C.Theeffectsofcontinuedurbangrowth.D.Thevalueofsavingmeaningfuloldplaces.33.Whatdoestheexampleoftheoldcityhallillustrate?A.Historicbuildingspresentfactsmorereliably.B.Photographspreservetheappearanceofoldbuildings.C.Physicalplacesofferexperiencesrecordscannotprovide.D.Sensoryexperiencedeterminesaplace'shistoricalvalue.34.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“obliterated”inparagraph3probablymean?A.Hid. B.Erased.C.Recorded. D.Reshaped.35.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheauthor'sviewofredevelopment?A.Itoughttofocusonmeetingnewurbanneeds.B.Itisacceptableoncethepastiswelldocumented.C.Itshouldbalancenewneedswithsharedmemory.D.Itneedstoberestrictedintime-honoredcommunities.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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Modernteensaresubmergedinscreensandhomework,rarelyexploringwildnature.Groupbackcountryhikesfixtheirinactiveroutine.Yetthereismoretoit.Hikingequipsteenagerswiththecompetencetosenseandhandletheirbodilysignals.Windingtrailsteachteenstojudgetheirphysicallimitsaloneandregulatetheirphysicalstatesonthetrail.36Longtrailsreshapeyouths’innerclimateunlikeindooractivities.37Cutofffrominstantonlinemessages,teenshandlemessyfeelingswithoutdigitaldistractions.Steepslopestrainthemtostaycalmagainstfrustrationinsteadofshrinkingfromadversities.Wildsurroundingsanchorquietself-reflectioncityliferarelyoffers.Hikingalsoplantslastinglessonsaboutsharedresponsibilitywithinsmallteams.Everygroupmembermustsplitsupplies.38Theyalsoneedtoassistpeerswhofallbehindontoughclimbs.Nosinglepersoncancarryallloadsorfixrouteerrorsalone.39Itmerelysoftensheavymentalstraintemporarilyratherthanactingasapermanentcureforpersistentschool-relatedanxiety.Schoolsoughtnottoreplaceclassroomstudywithfrequenttrailtrips.Dailystudylayssolidfoundationswhilemoderatehikesrefreshexhaustedmindsforbetterlearningefficiency.40Onlytheharmonybetweenintellectualpursuitandoutdoorexplorationcannurturewell-roundedyouthreadyforfuturechallenges.A.Collectiveoutdoorengagementsfosterwarmmutualcare.B.Wildmountainpathseaseteens'restlessandchaoticemotions.C.Thesetwotaskscanperfectlycomplementeachotherindailylife.D.Thissimpleoutdooractivityimprovesteenagers'physicalself-control.E.Heavyschoolpressuredrivesteenagerstoseekpeaceinlongmountainwalks.F.Outdoorhikesserveasarelieffromtheheavyburdenofdailyschoolwork.G.Outdoorhikingcannotwipeoutoverwhelmingacademicpressureentirely,though.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和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。XuFengyingneverimaginedthatabrushwouldchangeherlife.Bornin1947inasmallwatertownnearShanghai,shelostherfatheratfourandspentherchildhoodrowingboatsto41.Fordecades,sheburiedherselfinfarmwork,herhands42withsoil,herdays43byplantingandharvesting.Shewas,44,afarmer.Then,in2016,cancer45.Rightafterthefirstoperation,sherushedbacktofieldworkandsufferedseverecomplications,46herinhospitalagain.Fearingshewould47herself,herfamilygentlysuggestedanewhobby.“48painting,”theysaid.Atnearly70,shepickedupabrushforthefirsttime.Herfirstoilpainting49theoldtreesoutsideherhome——————treesabouttobecutdown.Shewantedtosavethem,ifnotinreallife,thenin50.Shetaughtherselfthroughtrialanderror,mixingcolorsforhours,scrapingawaymistakes,andtryingagain.Therewasnoartschool,noteacher——————onlypatienceandperseverance51byalifetimeofhardship.Adecadelater,over150ofheroilworkswereexhibitedinaBeijinggallery,winningwide52fromartistsandscholars.Whattouchespeopledeeplyliesbeyondhervividlandscapes.Itdeliversawarmtruth:growthhasno53limit.Poverty,illnessandmisfortunemaytrapustemporarily,yetevery54canturnintoanewstartinglineaslongaswedaretotryfreshthings.Hersimple55provethateventheplainestlivesarecapableofcreatingamazingbeauty.41.A.survive B.compete C.relax D.escape42.A.smooth B.rough C.heavy D.pale43.A.brightened B.ruined C.shaped D.polished44.A.bynomeans B.tosomeextent C.atanycost D.ineverysense45.A.struck B.shrank C.expanded D.returned46.A.warning B.landing C.accompanying D.healing47.A.improve B.protect C.exhaust D.defend48.A.Restore B.Frame C.Admire D.Try49.A.printed B.captured C.replaced D.sketched50.A.memory B.shadow C.color D.sound51.A.tempered B.demanded C.challenged D.damped52.A.permission B.recognition C.instruction D.sympathy53.A.time B.speed C.space D.age54.A.operation B.adventure C.setback D.promise55.A.footsteps B.expressions. C.performances D.brushstrokes第二节(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。Chinese56(authority)havedisclosedthetenmosttypicalcases57endangerstatesecuritytoalertthegeneralpublic,whichinvolvehostileforeignagentsthat58(steal)vastamountsofrare-earthinformationbythetimetheywerearrested.Inoneofthecases,adepartmentdirector59(surname)Songleakedsensitiveinformationaboutnationalrare-earthproductiontoaforeignemployee.Afterathoroughinvestigation,inJuly2022,Song60(sentence)toasix-yearprisontermforthreateningnationalinterests.Anotherinvestigationrevealedthatamanager,Wang,illegallytradedvitalhigh-yieldriceseedstoanentitybackedbyaforeignintelligenceagency,whichhelpedhimearnprofitsfarexceedingtypicalmarketrates.Eventually,Wangwasimprisonedforeighteenmonths61spreadingconfidentialinformation.Moreover,lawenforcementimposedharshpenaltiesonthe62(remain)17peoplewithinthisunlawfulchain.Lately,foreignagentshavecontinuedexpandingtheirimpactonChina'sagriculturalsectorand63(systematic)collectingcoreresearchdata.Suchconductcausesimmediatedamagetonational64(strategy)interestsandfoodsecurity.Officialsstatethatprotectingnationalsecurityisnotmerelythetaskofgovernmentorgans,65afundamentaldutyforeverysingleChinesecitizen.Thegeneralpublicisexpectedtostayalertindailylifeandinformthelocalpoliceofanystrangebehavioratonce.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假设你是李华,准备参加学校组织的英语演讲比赛,演讲主题为“BridgingCultures,ConnectingHearts”。你在写演讲稿的过程中遇到了一些问题，请给你的外教Peter写一封邮件求助，内容包括：1.说明问题；2.寻求帮助。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,Yourssincerely,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。Miaandhermotherlivedtogether,andMialovedherdearly.Butsometimes,shewishedMomwouldjuststoptalking.“Getup,Mia!You’llbelateagain.”“Haveyoupackedeverything?”“Finishyourhomeworkbeforeyouplayonyourphone.”“Takeanumbrella.Itmayrain.”Almosteveryday,thesameremindersfollowedMiaaround,whichshefoundincreasinglyannoying.Atfourteen,Miawantedtobetreatedlikeagrown-upandbelievedshecouldtakecareofherself.ThetruthwasthatMiawasnotalwaysasresponsibleasshethought.Sheoftenlingeredinbedinthemorning,failedtopayattentiontoheralarm,misplacedthingssheneededforschool,andkeptpostponingherhomeworkinfavorofplayingonherphone.WithoutMom'shelp,shecouldhardlyfixthosesillymistakes.However,wheneverMomremindedher,Miawouldgetimpatient,wishingshecouldhavemorefreedom.OneMondayevening,afterMomremindedMiaforthethirdtimetoprepareherschoolbag,Miafinallylostherpatience.“Mom,I'mnotalittlekidanymore!”shecomplained.“Youdon'thavetoremindmeabouteverything.Icantakecareofmyself.”Momwassilentforamoment,andthennodded.“Iknowyou'regrowingup,Mia.Ijusthopethatonedayyou'lllearntotakeresponsibilityforyourself.”Thenextday,Momreceivedanunexpectedphonecall.Hercompanyneededhertotravelforanurgenttask,andshehadtoleavethatnight.“I'llbeawayandbackonFriday,”shesaid.“You'llhavetotakecareofyourselftomorrow.”“Iknow,Mom,”Miareplied,tryingnottosoundannoyed.“Youdon'thavetoremindmeofanything.”Beforeleaving,MomhandedMiaasmallenvelope.“Ileftsomewordsforyou,”shesaidwithanencouragingsmile.Miaglancedatitandguessedthatitwasanotherlongreminder.“I'llreaditlater,”shesaid,puttingitasidewithoutopeningit.Thatnight,Momlefthurriedly.AsMiawatchedherwalkawaywithhersuitcase,shesuddenlyfeltexcited.Atlast,shethought,shecouldhavesomedayswithoutMomtellingherwhattodo.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。Miaimmediatelyletherselfloose.Frustratedthatshehadspoiledtheday,Miaopenedtheenvelope.重庆八中高2027届9月适应性月考(一)英语答案1~5CCBAB 6~10ACACB 11~15ABCCC 16~20AABAB21~25BDABC 26~30DAABB 31~35CDCBC 36~40DBAGC41~45ABCDA 46~50BCDBC 51~55ABDCD56.authorities 57.that 58.hadstolen 59.surnamed 60.wassentenced61.for 62.remaining 63.systematically64.strategic 65.but【参考范文】DearPeter,Iwaswonderingifyoucouldofferm