福建三明市沙县区三明北附高级中学有限公司 2026-2027学年高二上学期9月阶段检测英语试题（含答案无音频无听力原文）

三明北附2026—2027学年第一学期第一次月考高二英语试题（考试时间：120分钟总分：150分）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试卷上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.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hewillnotgetpromoted. B.Heisn’tinvitedtoJudy’sparty.C.Hehasdifficultymakingadecision.2.Wherearethespeakersprobably?A.Inalibrary. B.Inashop. C.Inapostoffice.3.WhatisSarahdoing?A.Filmingamovie. B.Travelingabroad. C.Carryingoutaproject.4.Whenshouldthespeakersreachtherestaurantatthelatest?A.By7:30p.m. B.By7:00p.m. C.By6:30p.m.5.Whatwillthemandofirst?A.Goshopping. B.Collecthischildren. C.Answersomequestions.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.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Thewoman’scartroubles. B.Thewoman’seyeproblem.C.Theman’sdifficultyinreading.7.Wheredoesthemansuggestthewomango?A.Thehospital. B.Hersister’shome. C.Achainstore.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Relatives. B.Strangers. C.Guideandtourist.9.Whathappenedtotheman’scompass?A.Itwasoutofdate. B.Itwasoutofsight. C.Itwasoutoforder.10.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Buysomespices. B.Cookadishwithspices. C.Makesomespices.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.WhydoesJennalivewithherparents?A.Forfinancialbenefits. B.Forhome-cookedmeals. C.Forconstantquestions.12.Howdoesthemancontributetohisfamily?A.Byrentinganapartment. B.Bysharinghouseholdexpenses.C.Bysavingforfutureinvestment.13.HowdoesJennafeelaboutmovingout?A.Conflicted. B.Pessimistic. C.Curious.听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。14.Whoseprojectfocusesontheweather?A.Laura’s. B.Paul’s C.Harry’s.15.Wherewillthewomanputherproject?A.Onadisplaytable. B.Ontheteacher’sdesk. C.Ontheshelf.16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthemanintheend?A.Cold. B.Fair C.Considerate.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.WhenwasthefirstCineMajesticfestivalheld?A.Inthe1960s. B.Inthe1970s. C.Inthe1980s.18.HowisCineMajesticfestivaldifferentfromothers?A.Ithasalonghistory. B.It’scommerciallysuccessful.C.Itvaluesqualityandcreativity.19.WhatcanbefoundatCineMajestic?A.Silentfilms. B.Experimentalfilms. C.Commercialfilms.20.WhatimpressedthespeakermostatCineMajesticthisyear?A.Itsartisticrisks. B.Itsquantityoffilms. C.Itsvarietyofstories.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。AWelcometoReadingMuseum’sHands-onLearningServiceDuringthepast100years,ReadingMuseumhasalwaysbeenofferinglearningopportunitiestoschools,andwehopetocontinuethistraditionforthenext100yearswithyoursupport.VictorianSchoolroomThesessiontakesplaceinagrandreconstructionofaschoolroominalatenineteenth-centuryBoardSchool.ThechildrenwillexperienceawiderangeofVictorian-stylelessonsanduseslateboardsanddippens.ThesessionleaderwillplaytheroleofaVictorianteacherbutwillcomeoutoftheroleduringthesessiontocomfortthechildren.Weprovidecostumeforallchildren.VictorianToysOurVictoriannanny(保姆)deliversthisinterestingsession.Thenannywillhelpchildrentoexplorethedifferencesbetweenrichandpoorchildren’stoysfromthepast.Duringthesessionthechildrenhavetheopportunitytomakeatoytotakehome.VictorianChristmasInaspeciallydecoratedroomthechildrenwillfindouthowtheVictoriansintroducedmanyofourChristmascustoms.Theywillmakeasimplecardorpresenttotakehome.Forup-to-datepricesandsessiondetails,pleasevisitourwebsite.Forallsessionbookingspleasephoneuson01189373400.Reservationatleast4weeksinadvanceisadvised.Pleasebereadytotelluswhenyouwishtocome,thesession(s)youwishtobookandtheyeargroupofpupils.Oursessionstakeplacebetween10:00and12:00or12:30and14:30.Themaximumgroupsizeis35pupils.Werecommendthatyoubring5adultsforeachgroup.21.WhatcanthechildrendoinVictorianToys?A.Theycanlearnthedifferencesbetweenrichandpoorchildren.B.TheycanlearnsomethingaboutChristmascustoms.C.Theycantakehomethetoysmadebythemselves.D.TheycangetinterestingVictorian-stylelessons.22.Howlongdoeseachsessionlast?A.Onehour. B.Oneandahalfhours. C.Threehours. D.Twohours.23.Whatshouldyoudoifyouwanttoattendthesessions?A.Visitthemuseum’swebsiteoften. B.Bookatleast4weeksinadvance.C.Explainyourideasonthephone. D.KnowthehistoryaboutVictoriancustoms.BAmeliaEarhartwasbornonJuly24,1897,inAtchison,Kansas.ShewastheelderofEdwinStantonandAmyOtisEarhart’stwodaughters.Childhoodwasnothappyforthetwobrightsisters.Theirfatherwasanalcoholic(酒鬼)andlostjobsoften.Thefamilytraveledagreatdeal.Thegirlsoftenrecitedpoetrywhiledoingtheirchoresbutalsolovedsports,includingbasketballandtennis.Theirparentsencouragedthemtotrynewthings.DuringthewarAmeliaworkedasamilitarynurseinCanadaandlatershebecameasocialworkerandtaughtEnglishtoimmigrantchildren.Besideswork,Ameliahadonehobby.Sheenjoyedwatchingairplanestunt(特技)shows,whichwerepopularinthe1920s.Thenonedayshetooka10-minuteplanerideandknewwhatherjobwouldbe.After10hoursofinstructionandseveralcrashes,Ameliawasreadytofly.Shemadeherfirstsoloflightin1921.Theflightwentwell.Till1928,flyingwasonlyherhobby.ThischangedwhenAmeliareceivedacallfromCaptainHiltonHRailey.HeaskedhertojoinpilotsWilmerStultzandLouisGordononaflightfromtheUnitedStatestoEngland.ThoughAmeliawasjustapassenger,shebecamethefirstwomantocrosstheAtlantic.Afterthis,Ameliagotgreatpublicity.InMay1932,shecrossedtheAtlanticaloneandsetanewtransatlanticcrossingrecordof13hoursand30minutes.ShereceivedamedalfromAmericanPresidentHerbertHooverforthis.Severalyearslater,shebecamethefirstwomantoflyfromCaliforniatoHawaii,whichwasadifficultroute.Amelia’slastflightbeganinJune1937.SheandguideFredNoonansetouttoflyaroundtheworld.Theywereinatwin-engineplane.ThetwoofthemtookofffromMiamiinAmericatoSouthAmerica.ThentheycrossedtheSouthAtlanticOceantoDakarinAfrica.FromtheretoThailandtoAustralia.However,aftertheyleftLaeinNewGuineaforHowlandIsland,theAmericancoastguardlostcontactwiththeplane.Despiteanextensivesearch,theAmericanNavyneverfoundatraceofeithertheplaneortheaviators.Theirdisappearanceisstillamystery.24.WhydidEarharthaveanunhappychildhood?A.Becausethefamilytraveledagreatdeal. B.Becauseshehadtodosomehousework.C.Becauseshewastheelderofthetwodaughters.D.Becauseherfatherwasoftendrunkandoutofwork.25.WhatdidEarhartdecidetodo?A.Shewouldlearntoflyaplane. B.Shewouldbuyanairplaneherself.C.Shewouldwatchairplanestuntshows.D.ShewouldteachEnglishtoimmigrantchildren.26.WhywasEarhartgivenamedalfromAmericanPresident?A.ShewasthefirstwomantocrosstheAtlantic.B.ShewasthefirstpilottocrosstheAtlanticalone.C.ShecrossedtheAtlanticaloneandsetanewrecord.D.Shewasthefirstwomantoflyaroundtheworld.27.Accordingtoparagraph2,whatdidthetwosisterslikedoing?A.Recitingpoetryandplayingsports. B.Writingpoemsfortheirfather.C.Workingasnurses. D.Travelingaroundtheworld.CHelenThayer,oneofthegreatestexplorersofthe20thcentury,loveschallenges.Shesays,“Iliketoseewhat’sontheothersideofthehill.”Shehasgonealmosteverywheretodothat.In1988,attheageof50,shebecamethefirstwomantotravelalonetotheNorthPole.Shepulledherownsled（雪橇）piledwith160poundsofsupplies,andduringhertripnoonebroughtherfreshsupplies.AccompaniedonlybyherdogCharlie,shesurvivedcoldweatherandmeetingswithpolarbears.Infact,Charliesavedherlifewhenoneofthemattackedher.Neartheendofhertrip,astrongwindblewawaythemajorityofhersupplies.Thelastweekofthetrip,shesurvivedonahandfulofnutsandalittlewatereachday.Helengoestochallengingplacesnotonlyforadventure,butalsoforeducation.BeforeherArcticjourney,shestartedawebsitecalledAdventureClassroom.Onthesite,shesharesheradventuresinordertomotivate(激发)students.Sheexplains,“Althoughkidsoftenseetheworldinanegativeway,withouthopefortheirfuture,weworktoinspirethemtosetgoals,planforsuccessandnevergiveup...”HelengrewupinNewZealand.Herparentswereathletesandmountainclimbers.Followingherparents’example,sheclimbedherfirstmountainat9.Later,sheclimbedthehighestmountainsinNorthandSouthAmerica,theformerUSSRandNewZealand.In1996,shetookonanotherchallenge—theSaharaDesert.Sheandherhusband,Bill,walked2,400milesacrossit!In2001,sheandBilltraveledonfootfromwesttoeastthroughtheGobiDesertinMongolia.TheyhopetotraveltoSichuanandTibetinChinatostudypandasthisyear.Helenplanstocontinuetakingtrips.She’lluseherexplorations,writing,photographyandenvironmentalworktocreateprogramsforherAdventureClassroomwebsite.Shewantstoinspireherstudentsnevertostopfacingchallenges!28.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph2?A.HelenThayeristhefirstpersontoreachtheNorthPole.B.HelenThayeratenothingduringthelastweekofhertrip.C.CharliepreventedHelenbeingattackedbypolarbears.D.HelenThayertraveledtotheNorthPoletogetherwithherhusband.29.Helentravelstodifferentplacesmainly

.A.foreducation B.forfun C.formoney D.forfame30.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HelenThayer:AWomanWhoLovesChallengesB.TheFirstWomantoReachtheNorthPole C.AMountainClimberfromNewZealandD.HowtoStartanAdventureClassroom31.WhichofthefollowingplaceshasHelennotvisitedyet?A.TheNorthPole. B.TheSaharaDesert. C.TheGobiDesert. D.SichuanandTibet.DAcharmingthree-storyhomesitsatthecornerof10thandCenterstreetsontheGeorgiaInstituteofTechnology(GeorgiaTech)campusinAtlanta.Fromtheoutside,itappearsjustlikeanyotherhome,butinside,GeorgiaTechresearchersaretestinganddevelopingadvanceddevicestodeterminewhichcanmakethehomesaferandsmarter—forolderadults.Thehouseisactuallyalivinglab,calledtheAwareHome,andresearchconductedtherehasrevealed(显示)manytophome-relatedconcernsamongolderadults—cookingleftalone,waterleftrunning,TVslefton...anddoorsleftunlocked.Now,somein-hometechnologiesareindevelopment—oronthemarket—toaddressthoseconcerns.OnenewdevicecalledInirvReactconnectsyourstove(炉具)toasensorinyourhomeandasmartphoneapp.Thesensorwillautomaticallyturnthestoveoffifitnolongerdetectsmovementaroundtheapplianceafteracertainperiodoftime.Youcanalsoturnthestoveoffusingyoursmartphone.Devicesofthefutureareexpectedtocollectandusedatatobecomesmarter,accordingtoElizabethMynatt,aprofessoratGeorgiaTech.“Theywilllearnmoreaboutyourhabits,yourlikes,yourdislikes,yourroutines,whenyou’remostlikelytoforgettotakeyourmedicine,whataretheaspects（方面）ofyourhealththatneedthemostattention,”shesaid.Withanytechnology,“mostpeopleaskthatquestion‘Howinvasive(侵扰的)isit?’...Butwhatwehearfromolderadultsisthattheyvaluethesecurityandthesafetythatthetechnologyprovidesforthem,”Mynattsaid.75-year-oldAlbertBoletofAtlantathinksmostolderadultsaretypicallyreadytobringtechnologyintotheirhomes.“Peoplehavethemisguidedimpressionthatseniorsareopposedtotechnology,”saidBolet.“Wedounderstandwirelesstechnology,andweunderstandhowthesethingswillmakethingseasier.Beingindependentismostimportantinthemindofanybodythatgetstobeourageorolder.”32.WhatistheAwareHome?A.Asmarthouse. B.Aresearchlab. C.Anursinghome. D.Asciencemuseum.33.WhatwillInirvReactdowhenitsensesnomovementaroundastoveforlong?A.Turnthestoveoffdirectly. B.Giveoutawarningsound.C.Activateasensorinthehouse. D.Sendamessagetoaconnectedphone.34.AccordingtoElizabethMynatt,futuresmarthomedeviceswill

.A.givemedicaltreatmenttopeople B.learnaboutpeople’shabitsandroutinesC.replacefamilycaregiverscompletely D.onlycareaboutpeople’shealthproblems35.WhatdoesAlbertBoletthinkofmostolderadults?A.Theyarereadytobringtechnologyintotheirhomes.B.Theyareagainstusingnewtechnology. C.Theypreferalifewithoutanytechnology.D.TheydependtoomuchontheInternet.第二节七选五（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）AlbertEinsteinheldasmall,roundinstrumentwithaglasscoverandashakingneedleinhispalm.

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Albert’sfathercalleditacompass.Albertcalleditamystery.Nomatterhowhemovedthecompass,theneedlealwayspointedtothenorth.Somethingwasintheroomwithhim,Albertrealized—somethinghecouldn’tseeorfeel,butthatactedonthecompassjustthesame.Puzzledandattracted,Albertlistenedtohisfatherexplainmagnetism(磁力),thestrangeforcethatmadethecompassneedlepointnorth.

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Tomanychildrenthecompasswouldhavebeenjustanothertoy.ToAlbertthecompasswasamiraclehewouldneverforget.

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BornonMarch14,1879,Alberthadn’tlookedlikeotherbabies.Asshecradledhernewsoninherarms,PaulineEinsteinthoughtthebackofhisheadlookedstrange.WassomethingwrongwithAlbert?AlthoughthedoctortoldPaulineeverythingwasfine,severalweekspassedbeforetheshapeofAlbert’sheadbegantolookrighttoher.WhenAlbertwasone,hisfamilymovedtoMunich,wherehissister,Maja,wasbornayearlater.

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Wherewerethebaby’swheels?Thedisappointedtwo-year-oldwantedtoknow.Alberthadexpectedababysistertobesomethinglikeatoy,andmostofhistoyshadwheels.Atanagewhenmanychildrenhavelotstosay,Albertseemedstrangelybackward.Thenine-year-oldstillhadtroubleputtinghisthoughtsintowords.ButAlbertwasagoodlistenerandagoodthinker.WhenhewenthikingwithhisparentsandMaja,hethoughtabouthisfather’scompassandwhatithadrevealedtohim.Theclear,opengrasslandswerefilledwithmorethanthewindorthepleasantsmellofflowers.

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Theverythoughtofitquickenedhispulse.A.Theywerealsofilledwithmagnetism.B.Alberthadalwaysbeendifferentfromotherchildren.C.Thefive-year-oldstaredathishandasifitheldmagic.D.Theinvisibleforcemakesthecompassmorethanatoytoall.E.Lookingdownatthetinysleepingparcel,Albertwaspuzzled.F.Somewhere,thewind,softandmagic,clickedthroughtreebranches.G.Butnothinghesaidmadetheinvisiblepowerlessmysteriousorwonderful.第三部分语言运用(共两节，满分55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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Whatwouldhappenifahumanbrainwasconnectedtoapowerfulcomputer?ThatiswhatKevinWarwick,aprofessorattheUniversityofReadingintheU.K.,

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tofindout.“Iwanttoexplorewhatitmeanstobe

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,”hesays.Soonhewillhavean

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.Aglasstubewillbeplacedaroundagroupofnervesinhisarm.Insidethetubetherewillbetinycomputercircuits.Thesewill

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messagesbeingsenttothebrainandsendthemtoacomputer.“Painprovidesaclearelectronicsignalonthenervoussystemasitmovesfromits

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oforigintothebrain.Wewanttofindoutwhathappensifthatsignalissenttothecomputerandthenplayedbackagain.WillIfeelthe

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pain?”saysKevinWarwick.Itisnotjustabout

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.Thehumannervoussystemsendsawidevarietyofothermessagestothebrain,whichcouldhavemanydifferent

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.Thecomputercouldprovidetheeyesforablindperson.Anxiousordepressedpeopleareoftengivendrugstomakethemfeel

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.Butwhatiftheycoulddownloadfeelingsofhappinessdirectlyintotheirminds?Imagineyouarethousandsofmilesawayfromyourlovedones.Youlovethemand

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tobebackwiththem.Thenyoustorethese

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onacomputerandsendthemtoyourfamilyasane-mail.ProfessorWarwickbelievesthatthesuccessofhisnewexperimentcouldleadtotheevolutionofhumans.Ahumanwillbeone

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tousethememoryandpowerofthecomputer.Heorshewillbeabletocommunicatethoughtsandfeelings

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acrosstheplanetusingtheInternet.Humanshaveusedtheirintelligencetocreateincreasinglyintelligent

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together?41.A.manages B.helps C.intends D.tends42.A.advanced B.human C.artificial D.competitive43.A.operation B.adjustment C.assessment D.examination44.A.giveoff B.turninto C.makeup D.receive45.A.level B.space C.moment D.point46.A.awful B.usual C.same D.slight47.A.signals B.pain C.brain D.messages48.A.explanations B.uses C.systems D.problems49.A.better B.stronger C.wiser D.worse50.A.prefer B.agree C.want D.refuse51.A.feelings B.greetings C.requests D.memories52.A.able B.willing C.reluctant D.afraid53.A.indirectly B.separately C.directly D.purposelessly54.A.worlds B.machines C.websites D.bodies55.A.learn B.accept C.develop D.connect第二节语篇填空（共10小题，每空1.5分，共15分）Haveyoudreamedoflivinginasmarthome?Infact,inthenot-too-distantfuturewewillbelivinginsmarthomes,

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(comfort)environmenttolivein.Today,wehavetouse

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(switch)forourlights,knobsforourappliances,andremotecontrolsforourTVsandairconditioners.Inthefuture,theywillbeautomaticallycontrolledinourhome.Youwillnolongerhavetothinkabout

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(turn)switchesonandoffyourself.Yourhomewillalsolearnyourdailyroutineandpreferences,soeverythingwillbereadyforyouwhenyougethomeeachevening.Inaddition,yoursmarthomewillbe

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(careful)monitoringyourhealthforyoueveryday.Yourbed,forexample,willrecordhowwellyousleepeverynight.Itwillalsobecheckingyourbodyweight.Ifyoustarttohavesleeporweightproblems,itwillsendawarningtoyourphone.Smarthomeswillbeable

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(prevent)seriousdamagefromaccidents.Forexample,if

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waterpipestartsleaking,yoursmarthomewilldetectitandprovideyou

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therelevantinformation.Thisway,youwillbeabletofixtheproblembeforeyourhome

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(become)flooded.Thissmarttechnologyisnotafantasy.Nevertheless,

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willtakesomeyearsbeforemostnewhomesbegintousethisnewtechnology.第三节单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）66.Whentherainstarted,thecrowdvanishedinan

(瞬间；片刻).67.Doaskquestionsaboutprofessionaldevelopmentandcareer

(前景),forexample.68.Lindaputsgreat

(强调；重视)ondevelopinggoodstudyhabits.69.The

(图书管理员)isgoingtoenterthenewbookinthecatalogue.70.Theyarethebuildingblocksofourfuture,bothforurbanand

(乡村的)areas.71.Asisknowntoall,talentandhardworkareboth

(至关重要的)tocareersuccess.72.Itisnecessaryforustohavean

(客观的)attitudetowardslife.73.Iwanttorelaxmyselfcompletely,soIamgoingtothe

(植物的)gardenwithmyparents.74.Asamatteroffact,happinessdoesn’tlieinhowmuch

(财产)youown.75.Solongaswecan

(击败)theotherteam,we’llbecomethechampionofcourse.第四节单句语法填空（共10小题，每小题1.5分，共15分）76.Pleaseswitchthelights

asyouleave.77.We’relookingforpeoplewhocan

(integration)withateam.78.Thisexperienceshouldserveothersasa

(warn)againstpride.79.Myparentsthoughtitwas

(normal)foraboytobeinterestedinballet.80.Itisdifficultto

(prediction)whatthelong-termeffectsoftheaccidentwillbe.81.Firstofall,volunteeringcanhelpuslearnmoreaboutsociety

(gradual).82.In

(conclude),parentshavetochangesomeoftheirbeliefsabouthowchildrenshouldberaised.83.Thekeytosuccessasaromantic

(novel)isabsolutebelief