重庆八中高2027届9月适应性月考（一）英语+答案

重庆八中高2027届9月适应性月考(一)

英语试题

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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。

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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.

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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。

A

SUNSHINEHIGHSCHOOLVoL12

August2026

StudentUnion&CounselingCenterCAMPUSEVENTS

PawsandPause:Mid-TermDe-stressDay

EventBooking

Status:FULL(WaitlistOpen)

Capacity:100/100

·Date:Friday,Aug.28th

·Location:LibraryAtrium(GroundFloor)FastPassOption

·

Time:12:30PM-1:30PM(LunchBreakOnly)-Studentswithperfectattendancein

·Participant:SHSstudents&staffonly

Julycanbypassthewaitlist.

Whatto

Expect:--Action:Uploadyourattendancescreenshot

SilentDisco:Noise-cancelingheadphonesintheVerificationtabbyAugust26th,23:59.

withlo-fibeats.

SnackStation:Freemilktea&cookies·FAQ.

(First50studentsonly!).

TherapyCats:Meet“Buddy"”and“Luna”.Q:CanIbringmyownlunch?

Handsofftheirfur—aquickhigh-fiveisfine!A:Yes,butpleaseusetheoutdoorbenches.

WorryShredder:Writedownyourstress&FoodisnotallowedintheAtriumto

feedittothemachine.protecttheequipment.

△Note:Thisisaquietzone.NotalkingorphonecallsinsidetheAtriumduringtheevent.

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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.

B

Mr.VanDeCamp,fatheroffourkids,chuckledasherecalled,“Bymid-July,Ihadcraftedan

elaboratedailyschedule.BylateJuly,theyhadcompletelydisregardedeverysinglepartofit.”Thatisa

commonstory:themid-yearbreakhighlightsdistancebetweenidealexpectationsandrealneeds.For

adolescents,thisextendedholidayplaysacrucialpartinregainingemotionalbalance,restoringtheirbiological

clock,andrediscoveringthemselves.However,thesubtleurgetoremainproductivelingers—theygetrigidtask

boards:academictargets,competitionpreparation,structuredworkshops,etc.

Mr.VanDeCampoverlookedtherealitythataneffectivebreakisnotaboutproductivitybutintentional

selection.Hisdaughter,Blair,settledonlogging“threemeaningfulmomentseachday”overaperfectagenda.

LastFriday,itmeantfinishingashortessay;thisMonday,itmeantwakingupearly.ForBlair,theseweretiny

victories,yetgenuineones.

Thiswholethingreducesanxietyandpreventstheholidayfromturningintoendlessscreenscrolling.A

practicalframeworkisthedichotomousmodel:devotinghalfofthedaylighttoconstructivepursuits—suchas

reading,orlearningaskill—andreservingtheremaininghalfforsocialactivity,creativeplay,ortotalrest,

anythingbutpurposeful,forward-lookingwork.Thesequietmomentsofferroomforimaginationandself-

awarenesstoblossom.

Familiescanbesupportivebyredirectingtheirdiscussionsfromoutputstoemotionalpacing.Smalltalkon

howanafternoonfeltyieldsmoreconnectionthanaskingwhatwasaccomplished;acasualSundayafternoon

chatovericecreamoftenworksfarbetterthanconstantreminding.Foryoungpeople,rememberthata

rewardingbreakdoesnotneedtolookpicture-perfect.Theprimarypurposeisreturningtoroutinefeeling

recharged,moregrounded,andconnectedtolovedones.Whenthenextsemesterbegins,whatremainsisnot

anexecutedlist,butthequietknowledgethatthetimewastrulyyourown.

24.WhichbestdescribesMr.VanDeCamp'sholidayscheduleforhiskids?

A.Strictly-enforced.

B.Carefully-designed.

C.Initially-disregarded.

D.Commonly-accepted.

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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.

C

Backinthe1970s,Gulfcountriesbetbigontheideathattechnologycouldmakehot,arid(干旱的)

placeshabitable.Thegamblepaidoff:abundantoilandgasfuelledconstruction,acceleratedinvestmentand

poweredround-the-clockcooling.

Yetthisrapidgrowthcameatacost.Traditionalair-conditioningunitsandbuilding-widecoolingsystems

consumemassiveamountsofelectricityandproduceemissionsthataccelerateglobalwarming.Todaycooling

accountsforasmuchastwo-thirdsofpeakelectricitydemandacrosstheGulfcountries.Tofixthis,Saudi

Arabia,theUAEandQatarhavedevelopedmoreefficientcoolingsystemstokeepcitiesliveablewhilecutting

energyuseandclimatedamage.

Theircoresolutionisdistrict-coolingsystems.Acentralplantchillswaterandpumpsitthroughanetwork

ofbuildings,reducingenergyusebysharingpeakloadsacrosstheentirenetwork.Thesystemusesroughly

30%lesspowerthanindividualcoolingsystems,andupto80%lessthanseparatehouseholdair-conditioning

units.Duringpeakhours,thecentralplantactsasasortof“battery”,withchilledwaterstoredintanksfor

use.Tabreed,operatorofDubai'slargestdistrict-coolingscheme,claimsthatitreducesannualcarbon

emissionsbytheequivalentof40,000carscomparedtoconventionalcooling.

Despitetheirtechnologicaledges,thewatershortageremainsamajorchallengeforwater-scarceGulf

regions.Gulfcountrieshaveturnedtotreatedwastewater,withsomeplantsevenrunningonseawatertocut

freshwaterusage.Theyarealsoexploringintegratingenergy-hungryAIdatacentresintodistrict-cooling

networksandtestingtinyheat-absorbingparticles(微粒)toboostefficiency.

Thoughcheaperinthelongrun,thesebig-ticketsystemsinvolvehighupfrontcosts.Still,asextremeheat

prevailsinmoreareasandglobalwarmingmakescoolingessential,morenationswillprobablyforkoutthe

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cash.InIndia,wherecoolingdemandmayriseeightfoldinthenextdecade,Tabreedisdevelopingwhatitsays

willbeAsia'slargestdistrict-coolingsystem.ItisalsobreakinggroundonprojectsinEgypt.Tabreedandother

Gulffirmsarewell-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.HowGulfCountriesBeatExtremeHeat

B.TheGlobalBoominCoolingTechnology

C.GulfCoolingTech:AnEnergy-efficientFixforHeat

D.DistrictCooling:GulfFirms'GlobalMarketExpansion

D

Ascitiesexpand,oldbuildingsandneighborhoodsareoftenremoved.Supportersofredevelopmentargue

thatchangeisunavoidableandthatrecordscanpreservewhatislost.Butthisperceptionoverlookssomething

important:somephysicaltracesofthepastdeservetoremainbecausetheycarrymemoriesthatrecordscannot

fullyconvey.

Somemayclaimthatphotographsanddocumentsareenoughbecausetheypreserveinformationabouta

place.However,knowingaboutaplaceisnotthesameasexperiencingit.Aphotographofanoldcityhall

showsitsappearance;walkingthroughitsdoorsrevealstheheightoftheceiling,theechooffootstepsandthe

weightofsilence.Memory,then,isnotonlyinformation.Itisalsoexperience.

Physicalplacesmattertocommunitiesaswell.UrbanhistorianAlisonIsenberghasexaminedhow

redevelopmentcanreshapecitylandscapesandthestoriescitiestellaboutthemselves.SanFranciscooffersa

similarlesson.Insomeneighborhoods,redevelopmentreplacedlong-establishedcommunitieswithfreeways.

Theseprojectsmetpracticalneeds,buttheyalsoobliteratedvisibleevidenceofearliercommunitylife.

Researchinenvironmentalpsychologysuggeststhatfamiliarlandmarksconnectpeoplewithasharedpast.Their

lossmaythereforeweakenacommunity'ssenseofcontinuityandidentity.

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Thatdoesnotmean,however,thateveryoldbuildingshouldbesaved.Citiesneedhousing,transportand

otherpublicfacilities,andpreservingeverythingwouldpreventthemfrommeetingnewneeds.Therealchoice

isnotbetweendevelopmentandhistory.Itisbetweendevelopmentthatignoresthepastanddevelopmentthat

considerswhatshouldbecariedforward.Beforeaplaceisredeveloped,plannersshouldasknotonlywhatnew

purposethesitemayservebutalsowhatsocialmeaningmaydisappearwithit.

Everygenerationinheritsacityandpassesoneon.Progressshouldaddnewlayersratherthanwipetheold

onesclean.Acitythatremembersisnotrefusingthefuture.Itischoosingtoenterthefuturewithoutlosing

placesthathelpexplainwhoitspeopleare.

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.Groupbackcountry

hikesfixtheirinactiveroutine.Yetthereismoretoit.

Hikingequipsteenagerswiththecompetencetosenseandhandletheirbodilysignals.Windingtrailsteach

teenstojudgetheirphysicallimitsaloneandregulatetheirphysicalstatesonthetrail.36

Longtrailsreshapeyouths'innerclimateunlikeindooractivities.37Cutofffrominstantonline

messages,teenshandlemessyfeelingswithoutdigitaldistractions.Steepslopestrainthemtostaycalmagainst

frustrationinsteadofshrinkingfromadversities.Wildsurroundingsanchorquietself-reflectioncityliferarely

offers.

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Hikingalsoplantslastinglessonsaboutsharedresponsibilitywithinsmallteams.Everygroupmembermust

splitsupplies.38Theyalsoneedtoassistpeerswhofallbehindontoughclimbs.Nosinglepersoncan

carryallloadsorfixrouteerrorsalone.

39Itmerelysoftensheavymentalstraintemporarilyratherthanactingasapermanentcurefor

persistentschool-relatedanxiety.Schoolsoughtnottoreplaceclassroomstudywithfrequenttrailtrips.Daily

studylayssolidfoundationswhilemoderatehikesrefreshexhaustedmindsforbetterlearningefficiency.40

Onlytheharmonybetweenintellectualpursuitandoutdoorexplorationcannurturewell-roundedyouthreadyfor

futurechallenges

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,shelostherfatheratfourandspentherchildhood

rowingboatsto41.Fordecades,sheburiedherselfinfarmwork,herhands42withsoil,herdays

43byplantingandharvesting.Shewas,44,afarmer.

Then,in2016,cancer45.Rightafterthefirstoperation,sherushedbacktofieldworkandsuffered

severecomplications,46herinhospitalagain.Fearingshewould47herself,herfamilygently

suggestedanewhobby.“48painting,"theysaid.

Atnearly70,shepickedupabrushforthefirsttime.Herfirstoilpainting49theoldtreesoutside

herhome—treesabouttobecutdown.Shewantedtosavethem,ifnotinreallife,thenin50·

Shetaughtherselfthroughtrialanderror,mixingcolorsforhours,scrapingawaymistakes,andtrying

again.Therewasnoartschool,noteacher—onlypatienceandperseverance51byalifetimeofhardship.

Adecadelater,over150ofheroilworkswereexhibitedinaBeijinggallery,winningwide52fromartists

andscholars.

Whattouchespeopledeeplyliesbeyondhervividlandscapes.Itdeliversawarmtruth:growthhasno

53limit.Poverty,illnessandmisfortunemaytrapustemporarily,yetevery54canturnintoanew

startinglineaslongaswedaretotryfreshthings.Hersimple55provethateventheplainestlivesare

capableofcreatingamazingbeauty.

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41.A.surviveB.competeC.relaxD.escape

42.A.smoothB.roughC.heavyD.pale

43.A.brightenedB.ruinedC.shapedD.polished

44.A.bynomeansB.tosomeextentC.atanycostD.ineverysense

45.A.struckB.shrankC.expandedD.returned

46.A.warningB.landingC.accompanyingD.healing

47.A.improveB.protectC.exhaustD.defend

48.A.RestoreB.FrameC.AdmireD.Try

49.A.printedB.capturedC.replacedD.sketched

50.A.memoryB.shadowC.colorD.sound

51.A.temperedB.demandedC.challengedD.damped

52.A.permissionB.recognitionC.instructionD.sympathy

53.A.timeB.speedC.spaceD.age

54.A.operationB.adventureC.setbackD.promise

55.A.footstepsB.expressionsC.performancesD.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)havedisclosedthetenmosttypicalcases57endangerstatesecurityto

alertthegeneralpublic,whichinvolvehostileforeignagentsthat58(steal)vastamountsofrare-earth

informationbythetimetheywerearrested.

Inoneofthecases,adepartmentdirector59(surname)Songleakedsensitiveinformationabout

nationalrare-earthproductiontoaforeignemployee.Afterathoroughinvestigation,inJuly2022,Song60

(sentence)toasix-yearprisontermforthreateningnationalinterests.

Anotherinvestigationrevealedthatamanager,Wang,illegallytradedvitalhigh-yieldriceseedstoan

entitybackedbyaforeignintelligenceagency,whichhelpedhimearnprofitsfarexceedingtypicalmarket

rates.Eventually,Wangwasimprisonedforeighteenmonths61spreadingconfidentialinformation.

Moreover,lawenforcementimposedharshpenaltiesonthe62(remain)17peoplewithinthisunlawful

chain.

Lately,foreignagentshavecontinuedexpandingtheirimpactonChina'sagriculturalsectorand63

(systematic)collectingcoreresearchdata.Suchconductcausesimmediatedamagetonational64

(strategy)interestsandfoodsecurity.Officialsstatethatprotectingnationalsecurityisnotmerelythetaskof

governmentorgans,_65afundamentaldutyforeverysingleChinesecitizen.Thegeneralpublicisexpected

tostayalertindailylifeandinformthelocalpoliceofanystrangebehavioratonce.

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,Connecting

Hearts”。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。

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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,shewishedMomwouldjust

stoptalking.

“Getup,Mia!You'llbelateagain.”“Haveyoupackedeverything?”“Finishyourhomeworkbeforeyou

playonyourphone."“Takeanumbrella.Itmayrain.”Almosteveryday,thesameremindersfollowedMia

around,whichshefoundincreasinglyannoying.Atfourteen,Miawantedtobetreatedlikeagrown-upand

believedshecouldtakecareofherself.

ThetruthwasthatMiawasnotalwaysasresponsibleasshethought.Sheoftenlingeredinbedinthe

morning,failedtopayattentiontoheralarm,misplacedthingssheneededforschool,andkeptpostponingher

homeworkinfavorofplayingonherphone.WithoutMomshelp,shecouldhardlyfixthosesillymistakes.

However,wheneverMomremindedher,Miawouldgetimpatient,wishingshecouldhavemorefreedom.

OneMondayevening,afterMomremindedMiaforthethirdtimetoprepareherschoolbag,Miafinallylost

herpatience.“Mom,I’mnotalittlekidanymore!”shecomplained.“Youdon'thavetoremindmeabout

everything.Icantakecareofmyself.”Momwassilentforamoment,andthennodded.“Iknowyou'regrowing

up,Mia.Ijusthopethatonedayyou'lllearntotakeresponsibilityforyourself.”

Thenextday,Momreceivedanunexpectedphonecall.Hercompanyneededhertotravelforanurgent

task,andshehadtoleavethatnight.“T'llbeawayandbackonFriday,"shesaid.“You'llhavetotakecareof

yourselftomorrow.”“Iknow,Mom,”Miareplied,tryingnottosoundannoyed.“Youdon'thavetoremindme

ofanything.”

Beforeleaving,MomhandedMiaasmallenvelope.“Ileftsomewordsforyou,”shesaidwithan

encouragingsmile.Miaglancedatitandguessedthatitwasanotherlongreminder.“I'llreaditlater,”she

said,puttingitasidewithoutopeningit.

Thatnight,Momlefthurriedly.AsMiawatchedherwalkawaywithhersuitcase,shesuddenlyfelt

excited.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.

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重庆八中高2027届9月适应性月考(一)

英语答案

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DearPeter,

Iwaswonderingifyoucouldoffermesomeguidance.PreparingforanEnglishspeechcontestatourschool,I'vefound

myselfwrestlingwithseveralissuesinmydraft.

Thethemeofthis3-minutespeechis“BridgingCultures,ConnectingHearts.”Mymainconcernsarethreefold.Tobegin

with,I'vedraftedapiecearound“friendshipacrossborders,”yetI’mincreasinglyconcernedthatitmaycomeacrossas

somewhatclichédandfailtoimpressthejudges.Moreover,Iamatalossastohowtocraftanopeningthatcapturesattention

fromtheveryfirstsentence.Worstofall,readingthroughwhatI'vewrittensofar,Ihaverealizeditreadsmorelikeaformal

essayratherthananinspiringspeech.Couldyoupleaseshareyourinsightsontheseissues?

Iwouldbeimmenselygratefulforyourassistance.Ifconvenient,Icanforwardyoumydraftforreference.Thankyoufor

yourvaluabletime!

Yourssincerely,

LiHua

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