重庆南开中学2027届高三10月英语月考试卷（含答案无听力音频及听力原文）

重庆市南开中学高2027届高三年级质量检测(二)英语试题2026年10月第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案标在试卷上，录音内容结束后，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段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音读两遍。1.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Touristattractions. B.Differenttechnologies. C.Atravelapp.2.Whatisthewoman’sreactiontothephotograph?A.Shelovesitscolors. B.Sheisunsureofitsmeaning.C.Shewantstogiveittohersonasagift.3.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Motherandson. B.Brotherandsister. C.Bossandemployee.4.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Athome. B.Ataclinic. C.Atasportsclub.5.Whichfactdoesthemanpresenttothewoman?A.Theoceanisasdangerousasspace.B.Spaceishardertoexplorethantheocean.C.Thedeepseahasfewervisitorsthanspace.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。每段录音读两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatisthewomansavingmoneyfor?A.Anewcar. B.Anewbed. C.Avacation.7.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.Findanotherjob. B.Takeabreakfromwork. C.Workextrahourstomeetdeadlines.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.Whydoesthemanfindthesystemchallenging?A.Hehastroublewithitsbookingfunction.B.Hecan’tconnectitwithothersoftware.C.Hecan’taccessitspatientrecords.9.Howwillthewomanprobablyhelptheman?A.Byfinishingsomeofhiswork.B.Byorganizinghispersonalfiles.C.ByteachinghimhowtouseanAItool.10.Whoarethespeakersprobably?A.Nurses. B.Patients. C.AIexperts.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.Whydothespeakersgototheforest?A.Tohaveabreak. B.Todoaresearch. C.Totakecareoftrees.12.Whatwouldthemanliketodoafterheretires?A.Buildhisownhouse. B.Movetoruralareas. C.Visitnaturalreserves.13.Howmuchmoneydoesthemanplantosaveinayear?A.$5000. B.$3600. C.$3000.听第9段录音，回答第14至17题。14.Howisthewomanfeelingaboutherwork?A.Excited. B.Confident. C.Stressful.15.Whatisthemostdifficultforthewoman?A.Planninglessons. B.Balancingworkandlife. C.Holdingstudents’attention.16.Whathasthewomantriedtodo?A.Handoutmorehomework. B.Getsomestudentstohelp. C.Shortenlessontime.17.Whatwillthewomandotomorrow?A.LearnfromMr.Smith. B.Coveraclassfortheman. C.Prepareanopenclass.听第10段录音，回答第18至20题。18.Whatisthespeakercuriousabout?A.Whetherhumanscanliveonanotherplanet.B.Whetherthereislifeonotherplanets.C.WhetherEarthwillbeheretostay.19.WhatcanwelearnaboutCometA3?A.Thespeakerwasluckytoseeit.B.Noonealivewilleverseeitagain.C.ItpassedbyEarth8000yearsago.20.Whatwillthespeakerdointhefuture?A.Visitanotherplanet. B.Designanadvancedtelescope.C.Carryonwithhisresearchwork.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。ABelizeisabeautifulCaribbeancountryfeaturingrichrainforests,ancientMayacultureandamazingseaviews.Itdevotesgreateffortstoenvironmentalprotection,offeringtravelerswonderfuleco-friendlyaccommodations.Herearefourtopsustainableresortsforvisitors.BlancaneauxLodgeOwnedbyafamousfilmdirector,thisluxurylodgeliesintheforestmountains.Itprovidescomfortableprivatecabinssurroundedbywaterfallsandgreenpools.Theresortstickstostrictenvironmentalrules.Itusesnoplasticandreliesfullyonhydropower.Localbuildingmaterialsandorganicfoodareused,anditoffersoutdooractivitieslikehorseridingandbirdwatching.Ittakesabout2.5hourstoreachitbycarfromBelizeCity.ChaaCreekLodgeAsoneofBelize’searliesteco-resorts,itcoversalargerainforestarea.Itusessolarenergyandcollectsrainwaterfordailyuse.Partofitsincomegoestolocalenvironmentalprotection.Familiescanenjoyvariouswildlifeexperiences,horseridingandjunglewalks.ThenearbyMayaruinsandcavesalsobringtouristsunforgettableadventures.Itisa1.5-hourcarridefromBelizeCity.HamanasiAdventureandDiveResortLocatedbytheCaribbeanSea,itisagreen-certifieddivingbase.Itprovidesprofessionaldivingcoursesofdifferentlevels.Theclearlocalseawaterandwell-protectedreefsattractdivingloversworldwide.Besidesdiving,visitorscantrycanoeing,birdwatchingandjunglehiking.IttakestwohourstodriveherefromBelizeCity.NaiaResortandSpaLocatedonaquietisland,theresortprovidesmodernbeachfrontcottages.Itsaveswater,reduceswasteandsupportslocalfarmers.Mostofitssurroundingareasremainasoriginalforests.Itisfamousforitsprofessionalspawithnature-inspiredtreatments.Touristscanalsocyclealongthelongbeachorgosnorkelingonnearbysmallislands.21.WhatisspecialaboutBlancaneauxLodge?A.Itistotallyplastic-free. B.Itsitsonaquietisland.C.Itoffersdivingcourses. D.ItfeaturesMayaruins.22.Whichresortsuitswildlife-lovingfamiliesbest?A.BlancaneauxLodge. B.ChaaCreekLodge.C.HamanasiResort. D.NaiaResortandSpa.23.Whatdothefourresortshaveincommon?A.Theyarefamily-run. B.TheyfocusonsustainabilityC.Theyliedeepinrainforests. D.Theyofferfreecarservice.BWithhandsstretchedwide,MengBaoyinbackstheewe（母羊）intoacorner,seizesitbythehornsandswingshislegoveritsback.Afarmhandapproacheswithanewbornlambandpressesitagainstthesheep’sunderbelly.“He’sweak,”Mengsays,“butheshouldsurvive.”Life,too,hasfoundawaytosurviveinInnerMongolia’sKubuqiDesert.Once,centuriesofgrazing（放牧）hadstrippedthelandbareandtrappeditspeopleinpoverty.“Inthepast,weusedmudandstrawbricks,”Mengrecalls.“Lifewashard.”Thatisnowchanging.In1988,thefirmElionpartneredwithlocalcommunitiestofightdesertification.Nearlythreedecadeslater,aboutonethirdofKubuqihasbeenrestored.Specialplantsnowholdtheshiftingsandsinplace,cattlehavereturned,andnewbusinesseshaveemerged.“Weonceneededafullday’scamelridejusttobuymatches,”saysMeng’ssonKedalai,whonowrunsarestaurant.The“GreenLandPlan”tookshapeunderchallengingconditions.WhenEliontookoverastrugglingsaltworks,salthadtotravel350kmtomarket,asnoroadcutthroughthesands.Transportwasoftendisruptedbysandstorms.Thefirmbuiltaroad,butsandswallowedit.Thedeserthadtobemanaged,butonlyiflocalssharedtheprofits.Earlyattemptstoplanttreeshadlittlesuccess,asvillagershadnointerestintheirsurvival.Later,Elionofferedbonusesfortreesthatlasted,andsurvivalratesincreasedsignificantly.Theypioneeredwillowplantingwithhigh-pressurewaterjets,cuttingtimefromtenminutestotensecondsperseedling.Today,thesandiscoveredwithtrees.Localsnowgrowlicorice,acashcropthatneedslittlewater.Afterfouryears,thesoilregainsenoughintegritytohostcropslikegrapesandpotatoes.Meng’sherdhasgrownfrom200sheepto700,plus80cows,earninghim$30,000ayear.“Thedesertistough,”hesays,“butsoarewe.”24.WhydoestheauthordescribeMeng’sactionsinParagraph1?A.Tohighlightpeople’swilltolive. B.TointroducethethemeofsurvivalC.Topresenttheprocessofraisingsheep. D.ToshowMeng’sskillinhandlinganimals.25.WhatcanwelearnaboutlifeinKubuqiDesertfromParagraph3?A.Newbusinesseshavereplacedgrazing. B.Matcheswereconsideredirreplaceable.C.Livingconditionshavegreatlyimproved. D.Localrestaurantsoncedependedoncamels.26.WhatledEliontostartthe“GreenLandPlan”?A.Difficultiesintransportingsalt. B.Requestsfromlocalcommunities.C.Agovernmentenvironmentalpolicy. D.Growingawarenessofclimatechange.27.WhatisMeng’sattitudeinthelastparagraph?A.Frustrated. B.Discouraged. C.Satisfied. D.Determined.CAtadrugstoreinBoston,Dr.ElenaVosspausesbeforeshelvesstackedwithfishoilbottlespromising“sharpmindsupport.”Sheseesthesamepromiserepeatedacrossabillion-dollarindustry:oneinfiveadultsover60swallowsthesesupplementsdaily,convincedthatomega-3fattyacidswillprotecttheiragingbrains.YetVoss,aneurologistwhohasstudiedthemfortwodecades,rarelyrecommendsthem.Intheory,thelogicissound.Theseessentialnutrientshelpformbraincellconnectionsneededforcognition（认知）,andpeoplewithhigherlevelsintheirbloodtendtohavebettermemoryandalowerriskofdementia（痴呆）.However,clinicalstudiestelladifferentstory.Atwo-yearstudyof365olderadultsatriskforAlzheimer’s—nearlyhalfcarryingtheAPOE4gene,thestrongestgeneticriskfactorforthedisease—foundthathighdosesofDHA,akeyomega-3,didnotimprovememoryorslowhippocampus（海马体）shrinkage,eventhoughbrainlevelsofthenutrientroseby17%.“Weallwishtherewasasilverbullet,”saidHusseinYassine,leadinvestigatorofthestudy.“Whileomega-3sarevitalinformingbraincellconnectionsneededforcognition,ourresultsdonotsupportfishoilsupplementsasapreventivemeasureagainstAlzheimer’s.”Whythegapbetweenpromiseandproof?Yassinesuggeststhattheanswermaylieinindividualbiology.Geneticdifferencescaninfluencehoweffectivelythebrainusesomega-3s,meaningthatsimplyincreasingintakedoesnotguaranteebetteroutcomes.Otherresearcherspointoutthatnutrientsmayworkdifferentlywhenconsumedinwholedietsratherthaninisolation—thecasewithMediterranean-stylediets,whereomega-3snaturallyoccuralongsideotherprotectivenutrients.“Stayinghealthythroughoutliferemainsthemostpowerfultoolwehave,”Vossobserves.“Thebrainismorelikelytolosefunctionifhealthissueselsewheregounaddressed,justascarenginesstopworkingwhenregularmaintenanceisskipped.”Formostpeople,aplaterichinfish,nuts,andgreensmayultimatelybewiserthananybottleontheshelf.28.WhatistheconclusionofthestudyinParagraph3?A.TheAPOE4geneinfluencesomega-3absorption.B.HigherDHAlevelsleadtobettercognitivefunction.C.Omega-3spromotecommunicationbetweenbraincells.D.Omega-3supplementsshownoclearcognitivebenefits.29.Whatdoestheunderlined“thecase”refertoinParagraph4?A.Simplyincreasingtheintakeofomega-3. B.Geneticdifferencesaffectingnutrientuse.C.Nutrientsbehavingdifferentlyincombination. D.Nutrientsbeinglesseffectivewhentakenalone.30.WhatmessagedidVossconveyinthelastparagraph?A.Brainhealthshouldbegiventoppriority.B.Regularmaintenancepreventsbrainfailure.C.Ignoringoverallhealthmayleadtobraindecline.D.StayinghealthyisthekeytofightingAlzheimer’s.31.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.PromiseVS.Proof:WhyNutrientsFailtheBrainB.Omega-3Supplements:ScienceBehindtheCrazeC.FromPillstoPlates:HowtoMaintainBrainHealthD.Alzheimer’sPrevention:InSearchofaSilverBulletDIfevolutionisaboutsurvivalofthefittest,howdidhumansbecomemoralcreatures?Traditionally,twoanswerswereoffered:individualshelptheirkin,withwhomtheysharegenes;ortheyengageinreciprocity—“Iscratchyourbackandyouscratchmine.”Yetneitherfullyexplainswhatisarguablythecoreofhumanmorality:thesenseofobligation（义务）wefeeltowardoneanother.Recently,anewapproachhascometothefore.Itskeyinsightisthatinsocialgroupswhereindividualsdependononeanotherforsurvival,helpingothersisnotmerelybeneficialbutnecessary.IfIdependonyou,itisinmyinteresttoensureyourwell-being;moregenerally,ifwealldependononeanother,thenwemustalltakecareofoneanother.Buthowdidsuchinterdependencearise?Theanswerliesintheconditionsthatforcedearlyhumansintoincreasinglycooperativewaysoflife,especiallyinacquiringfood.Facedwithnewecologicalpressures,earlyhumansbeganformingjointgoalsinhuntingandgathering,makingcooperationessentialforsurvival.Undersuchconditions,individualsincapableofformingjointgoalsorcommunicatingeffectivelywithothersandthosewhoweresociallyuncooperativeintheirinteractionswithotherswereexcludedandriskedgoingwithoutfood.Inthisway,strongsocialselectionfavoredthosewhowerebothcompetentandwillingtocooperate.Thisprocessreshapedhowindividualsrelatedtooneanother.Cooperationwasnolongersimplyadvantageous;itcarriedexpectations.Individualsbecameconcernednotonlywithsuccessbutwithhowtheywereevaluatedbytheirpartners.Helpingothers,sharingfairly,andfulfillingone’srolethusbecamemattersnotjustofstrategybutofobligation.Ashumangroupsgrewlargerandmorecomplex,thesepatternsofinteractionweregraduallyformalizedintoculturalnorms（规范）,whichdefinednotonlytherightandwrongwayofdoingthingsbutalsohowtotreatotherpeople.Overtime,thecollectivegoalsandsharedunderstandingthuscreatedan“objective”perspective—not“me”but“we”—andmoralityemergedasasystemgroundedinacollectivesenseofwhatisrightandwrong.32.Whatdoesthe“newapproach”inParagraph2mainlyargue?A.Moralityisshapedbyfamilybonds. B.Cooperationproducesmutualbenefits.C.Helpingeachotherissociallyexpected. D.Survivalrestsonhumaninterdependence.33.Whatinitiallydroveearlyhumanstocooperate?A.Resourcepressures. B.Geneticselection.C.Socialexpectations. D.Interactionpatterns.34.Whatwastheeffectofthecooperativeprocess?A.Itencouragedindividualstopursuepersonalgain.B.Itturnedstrategicbehaviorintoamoralobligation.C.Itforcedindividualstodependonfamilymembers.D.Itsparedgroupmemberssocialevaluationpressure35.Whatistheprimarypurposeofthetext?A.Tocomparedifferenttheoriesofmorality.B.Toemphasizeecologicalpressuresonsurvival.C.Toproposeanewexplanationformoralorigins.D.Todescribehownormsregulatehumanbehavior.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。TheHiddenHistoryofSaltTodayapacketofsaltissocheapthatitalmostdisappearsfromourattention.Butsalthasbeenmorethanjustaseasoning.Itwasacentralmaterialforfoodpreservation,governmentmoney,andevennationalsecurity._____36_____EvidencefromsoutheasternEuropesuggeststhatorganizedsaltproductionexistedmorethanseventhousandyearsago.Inotherwords,saltwasnotaluxuryaddedtocivilizationlater;itwasoneofthebasicmaterialsthathelpedcivilizationdevelop._____37_____Ancientroadswereoftenconnectedtothemovementofsalt.Rome’sViaSalaria,the“saltroad”,ranforabout242kilometers.AfamousstoryevensaysthattheEnglishword“salary”comesfromRomansoldiersbeingpaidinsalt,whichshowshowimportantsaltwastotheRomaneconomy.InancientChina,saltwasapowerfultoolfornationaladministration.UnderEmperorWuoftheWesternHan,salt,ironandotherindustrieswerebroughtunderstatecontroltofinancewarsagainsttheXiongnuandfrontierexpansion._____38_____Thedemandofsaltisuniversal,itsproductioniseasilycontrolledthroughlimitedsources,andtaxescanbehiddenwithinitspriceforgradualpayment.ThelateTangperiodshowsthisespeciallyclearly.AftertheAnLushanRebellion,thestateagainreliedonsaltwhenothertaxesfailed._____39_____Itcontrolledproductionareas,licensesandprices,whilemerchantshandleddistribution.By779,salttaxessuppliedmorethanhalfofTanggovernmentrevenue.Today,governmentsstillregulatesalt,butfordifferentreasons.Inthepast,theyintervenedbecausesaltwasrareandvaluable._____40_____Excessivesaltintakeisnowlinkedtomanyhealthproblems.Salthasmovedfromamoney-raisingtooltoapublic-healthconcern,butitremainsakeypointwherethegovernmentmeetsourdailylives.A.Nowsaltistooavailableandtooheavilyconsumed.B.Thisimportancealsoshapedtransportationandtrade.C.Inmostplaces,saltcouldevenbeworthmorethangold.D.Thehistoryofsaltshowshowstatesenteredthekitchen.E.Thegovernmentdidnotneedtosellsaltdirectlyineveryvillage.F.Humansandanimalsbothneedthismineraltokeeptheirbodiesworking.G.Saltattractedthegovernmentduetoitsspecial“magic”forraisingmoney.第三部分语言知识运用(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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Iconsidermyselfquitealanguageexpert.However,my“fluency”isactually__41__towhateverIhavememorizedfromrestaurantmenus.Whenmywife’sthirtiethbirthdayapproached,IpickedanItalianrestaurantanddecidedtoimpressherby__42__inhernativelanguage.Isawitasagoldenopportunityto__43__herItalianheritage.Despitehernotbeingparticularly__44__oftheidea,Ibelieveitwouldmaketheeveningunforgettable.Tome,thiswasn’tjustadinner;itwasaperformancethatrequiredthorough__45__.InoteddowneverythingIplannedtoorderonmycomputerand__46__thelinesduringmydailycommute.Ievenspentextratimedrivingaroundtheneighborhoodtomemorizethembetter.__47__ofapplausefromthewaitstaffandperhapsa“bravo”frommywifedrovemeon.Whentheeveningfinallyarrived,I__48__enteredtherestaurant.Igreetedthestaffwithasmileandorderedourcourseswithoutasingle__49__.Isatback,awaitingmywife’sadmiration.However,theatmospherechangedsuddenlywhenthewaiterpresenteda__50__dish—rawoctopus（章鱼）servedovericecream.Thesightleftmecompletelyshocked,asIhadno__51__oforderingsuchacombination.Meanwhile,mywifewaslaughingsohardthatshewas__52__upanddowninherchairastheentirestafferuptedinlaughter.Thetruthsurfaced:shehadsecretlyalteredmydigitalnotes,turningmy“perfect”planintoa(n)__53__scene.Initially,Ifeltmypridehadbeenwounded.Yet,asIwatchedherjoy,myperspective__54__.HadInotputinthoseweeksofpractice,thismomentofpure,sharedlaughterwouldneverhaveexisted.Mylaborwasnot__55__;itprovidedthefoundationforamemoryfarmorepreciousthanaperfectlyorderedmeal.41.A.attached B.limited C.adapted D.expanded42.A.ordering B.joking C.bargaining D.translating43.A.abandon B.reveal C.honor D.preserve44.A.aware B.fond C.proud D.tired45.A.reservation B.decoration C.imagination D.preparation46.A.repeated B.drew C.delivered D.exchanged47.A.Memories B.Warnings C.Visions D.Echoes48.A.confidently B.cautiously C.hurriedly D.secretly49.A.question B.excuse C.regret D.hesitation50.A.classic B.curious C.tasty D.local51.A.experience B.record C.memory D.evidence52.A.bouncing B.looking C.nodding D.pacing53.A.charming B.appealing C.comical D.educational54.A.disappeared B.shifted C.deepened D.returned55.A.withdrawn B.rewarded C.ignored D.wasted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.Apioneeringculturalexchangeevent,“TheFestivalofMeetingofGods,”56.________(conclude)inSeptemberinHongKong.Theeventintroducedseventheater57.________(production)byartistsfromAsiaandEurope,representingawiderangeofdisciplines.Toco-organizerDannyYung,theartistryoftraditionaloperaliesin58.________(breathe)lifeintotheancestralspirit.Bytracingacharacter’sevolution,ancientfiguresarenotmerelyrepresented,butrebornonstage.YungrecalledacollaborationwithartistKeJun,whoperformedtheexperimentalKunquFleebyNight.KeportrayedLinChong,59.________classiccharacterfromthenovelWaterMargin.Inthefirsthalf,Keperformedintraditionalcostumeandmakeup.Ashechangedintomodernattire,apre-recordedvideowasprojectedonstage,showinghim60.________(systematic)removinghisfacialmakeup.This“unmasking”momentpushedhim61.________(face)histrueidentityandachieveaspiritualconnectionwiththecharacter’sstruggleforsurvival.Co-organizerLiuXiaoyiemphasizesthatartistsmustrecognizethatartshouldextend62.________mereentertainment.Hearguesthatlookingbeneaththesurface63.________(transform)culturalexchangesfromsimpletransactions（交易）intodeepconnections.Successinexperimentaltheaterismeasuredbytheboldnessofcreativerisksandtheextentto64.________aperformancecanchallengetheaudience’spreconceptions.Inhisview,artisticpracticepromotesthecreativethinking65.________(necessity)topushtheboundariesofscientificandtechnologicaladvancement.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，你校将迎来90周年校庆。校报计划增设校庆英文专栏，外教Mr.Smith负责该专栏的筹备工作。请给他写一封邮件，申请成为该专栏的志愿者，内容包括：(1)就专栏内容提出建议；(2)说明你能承担的工作。注意：(1)写作词数应为80左右。(2)可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。DearMr.Smith,IamLiHuafromClass10.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。Icouldn’thelpadmiringthoseslimandconfidentgirlsonmagazinesandTVshows.WheneverIflippedthroughfashionpages,Iwouldunconsciouslyholdmyownwaistwithmypalmandsigh.ThemoreIcompared,themoremyownreflectioninthewindowseemedclumsybesidetheirs.Gradually,admirationturnedintoaquiet,persistentvoicewhisperingthatIwasneverenough.Manynights,Istoodbeforethemirror,turningsideways,suckinginmystomach,imaginingadifferentgirlstaringback.Toreshapemyself,IcutmydailymealstobarelyhalfofwhatIusedtoeat,crossingouteverysnackIhadonceloved—thecrispychips,thecreamycakes,eventhewarmmilkIusedtoenjoybeforesleep.Afterschool,Iforcedmyselfthroughhalfanhourofintenseworkouteverysingleday,myonlycompanythecoldnumbersonthescale.Onrainyeveningswhenmykneesachedandmyvisionblurred,Istillrefusedtostop,tellingmyselfthatpainwasproofofprogress.YettheharderIpushed,themoredistantthe“perfectfigure”seemed.Worstofall,IcouldnolongerrememberthelasttimeIhadlaughedfreelyoreatenwithoutguilt.Myworldhadshrunktoanarrowloopofdenialanddiscipline,andsomewhereIhadlostthegirlwhousedtorunjustforthejoyoffeelingthewind.Onequietafternoon,Isatbytheclassroomwindow.Softsunlightspilledacrossmydesk,andagentlebreezecarriedthescentoffreshlycutgrass.Ipickedupabookleftbehindandleafedthroughitrandomly.Myeyesstoppedataparagraphthatspokedirectlytome.Itsaidtruehealthwasneveraboutfittingintoacertainsize,butaboutacceptingourbodiesandappreciatingourownstrengtheveryday.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。Thosewordsdidn’tshout,yettheysilencedtheconstantvoiceinmyhead.Weekspassing,thechangesin