2027届甘肃靖远县第一次联考试题高三一模英语试题

2027届甘肃靖远县第一次联考试题高三一模英语试题第一部分听力第一节听下面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.WherewillthemangothisSaturday?A.Tothemuseum. B.Tothehospital. C.Tothecinema.2.Whatisthepictureabout?A.Acity. B.Afarm. C.Apet.3.WhatisPatti’sphonenumber?A.763-4565. B.736-4565. C.736-4564.4.Whyhasn’tthewomanbeenattendingtheclubmeetingslately?A.Shewasill. B.Shelefttheclub. C.Shetookatrip.5.Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Washingclothes. B.Buyingclothes. C.Designingclothes.第二节听下面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。听下面一段对话，回答第6、7小题。6.Whathashappenedtothewoman?A.Hercarhasrunoutofgas. B.Herphoneisdead.C.Shecan’tuselocationservice.7.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.Drivethroughthehighway. B.TakeashortcuttoRoute4.C.Askherfriendtocollecther.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9小题。8.Wherecanpeoplehearthespeech?A.Atanawardsceremony. B.Atanopeningceremony.C.Atagraduationceremony.9.Whatdidthespeakerdowhensheleftcollege?A.SheworkedwithDoug. B.Shefoundedanewspaper.C.Sheworkedforanewspaper.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12小题。10.Whatdoesthespeakerworkfornow?A.TorontoSun. B.CottageLife. C.WhitbyNewsAdvertiser.11.WhatdoestheGoldenRuleaskpeopletodo?A.Developpersonalrules. B.Respecttheirfamiliesandancestors.C.Treatothersastheywishtobetreated.12.WhichofthefollowingistheteachingofConfucius?A.Governmentsshouldbemoral. B.Husbandsshouldrespectwives.C.Peopleshouldmemorizerulesofbehavior.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16小题。13.WhatdoesthespeakersayaboutConfucius’influence?A.Hehasinfluencedmanycultures. B.Hehaslittleeffectonpeopletoday.C.Heusedtobeevenmoreimportant.14.Whoistheintendedaudienceofthisannouncement?A.Staffatchildren’sorganizations. B.Youngpeoplewhowanttovolunteer.C.Peoplewhohavegivenmoneyinthepast.15.Howmuchmoneyofthedonationswillgotoservicesthisyear?A.85%. B.95%. C.100%.16.Whichprogramwouldbefundedbythisfoundation?A.After-schoolprograms. B.Futurecareerplanning.C.Computersforpreschoolstudents.听下面一段独白，回答第17至20小题。17.Whattypeofsupportdoesthefoundationwant?A.Equipmentonly. B.Bothvolunteersandequipment.C.Bothfinancialdonationsandvolunteers.18.Whatisthemainpurposeofthenewprogram?A.Tosellbooksatalowerprice. B.Tohelppeoplewhocan’taffordbooks.C.Tocollectoldbooksforrecycling.19.HowdidMs.Chenfeelabouttheprogram’sfirstweek?A.Surprised. B.Worried. C.Grateful.20.WhatcanweinferaboutXiaoMei?A.Sheoftengoestothebookstoretostudy. B.Shegotabookwithoutpayingforit.C.ShedonatedapicturebooktotheShelf.第二部分阅读第一节阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。AWestminsterAbbeyhasbeenthesiteofcoronation(加冕)forallBritishrulerssince1066andishometotheancientCoronationChair,alsoknownasKingEdward’sChair.Itisalsothefinalrestingplaceof30kingsandqueenswithmemorialstoEdwardtheConfessor,RichardII,ElizabethI,MaryQueenofScotsandmoreroyaltombsfoundwithintheAbbey.OntheWestminsterAbbeytour,you’llgetachancetovisitPoets’Corner,wheremorethan100Britishpoetsandwritersareburiedorcommemorated(纪念),includingGeoffreyChaucer,WilliamShakespeare,JaneAustenandCharlesDickens.StepinsidetheLadyChapelandlookupatitsawe-inspiringvaultedceiling,seeancientmurals(壁画)atTheChapterHouseintheEastCloister,enjoytheQueen’sWindowdesignedbyworld-renownedartistDavidHockney,andheadtotheWestDoortorespectthestatuesof10heroicModernMartyrs,includingMartinLutherKingJr.Withsomuchhistoryandheritagetodiscover,youcouldeasilyspendtwotothreehoursexploringWestminsterAbbey.Herearetheopeningtimes.Monday—Friday(exceptWednesday)

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*Openingtimesmayvary,dependingoneventsandservicestakingplaceintheAbbey.AprofessionalguidedtourofWestminsterAbbeyincludesthechancetocombineyourWestminsterAbbeytourwithavisittotheHousesofParliamentorabustourofLondon.Here’showyoucangettoWestminsterAbbey.21.WhatdoweknowaboutWestminsterAbbey?A.Itisaroyalplaceforpublicspeeches. B.Itoffersmemorialstoallkingsandqueens.C.Itfeaturestombsofworldwideliteraryfigures.D.Itintegratesaccomplishmentsinvariousfields.22.WhatistherighttimeforavisittoWestminsterAbbey?A.9:00,Mon.6Jul. B.17:30,Wed.14Oct. C.14:00,Sat.21Mar. D.11:30,Sun.9Aug.23.WherecanyouparkyourrentedbikeifyoucycletoWestminsterAbbey?A.AtStorey’sGate. B.AtStJames’sPark. C.AtaJubileelinestation. D.Atabusstoponroute88.BThepeoplewhocalledintothehelphotlinesanddomesticviolenceshelterssaidtheyfeltasiftheyweregoingcrazy.Onewomansaidthecodenumbersofthedigitallockatherfrontdoorchangedeverydayandshecouldnotfigureoutwhy.Stillanothersaidshekepthearingthedoorbellring,butnoonewasthere.Theirstoriesarepartofanewpatternofbehaviorindomesticabusecasestiedtotheriseofsmarthometechnology.Internet-connectedlocks,speakers,lightsandcamerasmarketedasthenewestconveniencesarenowalsobeingusedasameansformonitoring,revengeandcontrol.Inmorethan30interviewswithTheNewYorkTimes,domesticabusevictims,theirlawyers,shelterworkersandemergencyrespondersdescribedhowthetechnologywasbecominganalarmingnewtool.Abusers—usingappsontheirsmartphones,whichareconnectedtotheInternet-enableddevices—wouldremotelycontroleverydayobjectsinthehome,sometimestowatchandlisten,othertimestoscareorshowpower.Evenafterapartnerhadleftthehome,thedevicesoftenstayedandcontinuedtobeusedtothreatenandconfuse.Forvictims,theexperienceswereoftenaggravatedbyalackofknowledgeabouthowsmarttechnologyworks,howmuchpowertheotherpersonhadoverthedevices,howtolegallydealwiththebehaviorandhowtomakeitstop.“Peoplehavestartedtoaskwhattodoaboutthis,”saidEricaOlsen,directoroftheSafetyNetProjectattheNationalNetworktoEndDomesticViolence.Whenitcametodiscussingthemisuseofemergingtechnologies,shesaid:“wedon’twanttointroducetheideatotheworld,butnowthatit’sbecomesocommon,thecat’soutofthebag.”Connectedhomedeviceshavebeenincreasingindomesticabusecasesoverthepastyear.Severallawyerssaidtheywerearguingabouthowtoaddlanguagetothecurrentrestrainingorderstocoversmarthometechnology.24.WhatistheproblemwiththeInternet-enableddevices?A.Theygiverisetocomplaintsinthehelphotlines.B.Theyarebeingemployedindomesticabuse.C.Theyareunaffordableasnewestconveniences.D.Theythreatenthemarketofsmarthometechnology.25.Theunderlinedword“aggravated”inParagraph4means

.A.worsened B.broadened C.reflected D.guaranteed26.AccordingtoEricaOlsen,thediscussionofthemisuseofemergingtechnologiesis

.A.insignificant B.unavoidable C.controversial D.optional27.Whatcanweinferfromthelastparagraph?A.Officialshavetroubledrawinguplawstoprotectpeople’sprivacy.B.Smarthometechnologyhasmadepeople’shousesunsafetolivein.C.Connectedhomedevicesleadtotheincreaseindomesticabuse.D.Lawsneedtoberevisedtorestricttheuseofsmarthometechnology.CBehavioralecologistDianeColombelli-Négrelwaswiringthenestsofsuperbfairy-wrens(细尾鹩莺)torecordthebirds’soundswhenshenoticedsomethingodd.Motherssangwhilehatching(孵化)theireggs,eventhoughkeepingquietwouldavoidattractingpredators(捕食者).Thatearlydiscovery“wasabitofanaccident”,saysColombelli-Négrel,ofFlindersUniversityinAdelaide,Australia.Itmadeherwonder:Couldthebabybirdsbelearningsounds,orevensongs,beforehatching?Scientistshavelongthoughtabouthowearlyindevelopmentindividualslearntoperceivedistinctsounds.It'sknownthathumanslearntorecognizetheirmother’svoicefromthewomb(子宫).Forbirdssuchassuperbfairy-wrens,whichperfecttheirsongswithparentalteaching,itwasthoughtthatsoundperception(认知)beganafterhatching.Butwhenitbecameobviousthatmotherbirdswereintentionallysingingtotheireggs,“Weknewwewereontosomething,”saysSoniaKleindorfer,abirdecologistattheUniversityofVienna.Colombelli-Négrel,Kleindorferandacolleaguereportedin2014thatsuperbfairy-wrenslearntodistinguishbetweensoundsoftheirownspeciesandotherswhilestillintheireggs.Inanewstudy,thatabilityappearstoextendtoatleastfourmorebirdspecies.Inbirdsandhumans,adropintheembryonic(胚胎的)heartratesuggestsattentiontoastimulus(刺激).Inthescientists’earlierwork,unhatchedfairy-wrens’heartratesslowedinresponsetorepeatedsoundsoftheirownspecies,butnotothers.Toinvestigatewhetherthisphenomenonismorewidespreadamongbirds,theteamalsoturneditsattentiontotheembryonicheartbeatsofotherbirdspecies.Theteammeasuredtheheartratesof109unhatchedchicksbefore,duringandafterexposuretoplaybacksofsongsfromtheirownspeciesorothers.Thenthescientistslookedatwhether138embryosstoppedpayingattentionorbecamehabituatedto,repeatedsoundsofunfamiliarindividualsoftheirownspeciessinging.Thishabituation,measuredbytheheartratereturningtonormal,wouldimplylearninghadoccurred.Totheteam’ssurprisesalloftheeggsshowedaslowedheartrateinresponsetotheirspecies’soundsandshowedhabituation.Thatfindingsuggeststhattheseunhatchedbirdslearnedtoperceivethesoundsoftheirspecies’songs.Thescientistsdon’tknowwhysomebirdspecies,whosecallsaregeneticallydetermined,nottaughtbyteachers,havethisabilitybeforebirth.Theteamhopestostudyprenatal(产前的)soundperceptioninmorebirdspecies.28.Whatisthepurposeofthefirstparagraph?A.Toshareastory. B.Toexplainaconcept. C.Topresentatopic. D.Tomakeaprediction.29.Whyishumanperceptionoftheirmother’svoicementionedinParagraph2?A.Totelltherealtimewhenbirdsstarttorecognizetheworld.B.Toprovethathumanbeingsarethemostadvancedspecies.C.Tostressthedifferencebetweenhumanbeingsandbirds.D.Toshowthatbirdsperceivevoiceslaterthanhumans.30.Howdidtheresearcherscarryouttheirstudy?A.Byreferringtoearlierstudies. B.Byobservingandmeasuring.C.Bydiscussingandanalyzing. D.Bystudyingthesimilarexamples.31.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A.Thebestplacetolearnbirdcalls B.ThekindofcallbirdsmaketoeachotherC.Birds'heartratesincreasewhenpressedwiththreatsD.BirdslearnthecallofthewildwhilestillintheireggsDGrowingupinCyprus,Elenafeltshewasdifferentfromothergirls—shewasinterestedinbiology.Butitwasafamilytragedythathelpedshapeherdeterminationtomajorinmedicine.“MyparentslosttheirfirstchildbecausehehadDown’ssyndrome.HepassedawaywhenIwasaboutsevenyearsold,”shesays.“AndIguessthat’salwaysbeenplayingonmymindandIgraduallyformedtheideaofstudyingmedicine.”Atabout14,shesethersightsonstudyingmedicineintheUK.“Despitebeingastudentfromaforeigncountry,IachievedA-levelsinallmysubjects,consideredsuitableformedicine,”shesays.Nowasaconsultantsurgeonatoneofthebusiestmajortrauma(创伤)unitsinEngland,Elenahasspokenofhersuccessfulcareerandthechallengesshehasencounteredasafemaledoctorincludingsometimeshavingtoremindpatientssuspiciousofherthat“Iamthesurgeon”.Elena’smainjobisworkingwiththemajortraumateam,butisalsoinvolvedintheteamdealingwithpatientsthathaveseveresurgicalissues.“WhenI’maconsultant,Ihaveapositionofresponsibilitynotonlytowardsmypatients,butalsotowardstheteamthatIcooperatewith,”shesays.Workinghard,shehasneverexperiencedprejudicefromothermalesurgeons,whoshowgreatrespectforher.Elenadoesnotshyawayfromthefactthatbeingawomanhassometimesfeltlikeadisadvantage.“Findwhatyoulovedoingdayafterday,becauseyourprofessionalcareerisalongtime,andittakesalot—probablylike20or30yearsofyourlife.Therefore,it’sofgreatsignificancetodowhatyouarefondofandthenjustgoforit,”shesays.32.WhatinspiredElenatopursueacareerinmedicine?A.Achildhoodincident. B.Herdesireforbeingdifferent.C.Herinterestinbiology. D.Encouragementfromherparents.33.WhatwasonechallengeElenafaced?A.Gainingacceptancefromherpatients. B.AchievingA-levelsinherEnglishstudies.C.Obtaininggoodscoresasaforeignstudent.D.Remindingherselfaboutherbeingadoctor.34.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytalkabout?A.Respectfromothersurgeons. B.Elena’smainresponsibilities.C.PrejudicefromElena’spatients. D.Medicalstaff’sdevotiontothejob.35.WhatisElena’sadviceonchoosingacareer?A.Makealong-termprofessionalplan. B.Knowyourstrengthsandweaknesses.C.Followyourpassionanddetermination. D.Understandyourcareerresponsibilities.第二节阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Today,itisunrealistictoconsiderturningoffyourelectronicsforeverasawaytomakeyouputallyourmindtothethingsathand.36

Takeabreak.Turnoffyourscreen---it'sOKtotakeabreak.Sittinginfrontofanyscreenfortoolongisn'tgoodforyou.37

Leaveyourphonesatyourdeskandtakeashort10-minutewalktogetsomefreshair.Createno-electronicsspace.Ifthefirstthingyoudowhenyouwakeupinthemorningandthelastthingyoudobeforeyougotobedatnightarelookingatyourphone,stopit!38

Dosomethingmoreactive---morningyoga,alightrun,andevenmakingyourselfadeliciousbreakfastareallgreatwaystowakeupyourbodyandmind.Youdon'tneedtobealwaysavailable.Justbecauseyourphoneringsoranewemailcomesindoesn'tmeanyouneedtoimmediatelylookatit.Youcanchangeyourphonetosilentmode（模式）forafewhours：39

Setthetimeforcheckingyouremailandothermessages.40

Thereareanumberofdifferentapps,websitesandotheronlinetoolsthatcanhelpcontroltheamountoftimeyouspendusingyourelectronics.Usingthesetoolsduringyourworkinghours,andeventhroughouttheday,isanexcellentwaytocheckhowmuchtimeyouarespendingandwhereyouarespendingit.A.Usetoolstoforceyoutostop.B.Recognisethatyou'vegotaproblem.C.Thispreventsyoucheckingitcontinuously.D.Leaveyourphoneonthetableinthelivingroom.E.Sohowcanyoucutdownontimeonyourelectronics?F.Itcancauseeyehurtaswellasotherphysicalbodypains.G.Dayandnightyoureyesmovefromonescreentothenext.第三部分语言运用第一节完形填空阅读下面短文，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。Brazil’selectionoffershopefortherainforestApresidentialelectionin2022willofferachanceforBrazil’sgovernmenttoreversepoliciesthathave41

toglobalclimatechange.Thecountryishometo60%oftheAmazonrainforest,whichhashistoricallybeenanimportantcarbon42

.Butaworryingstudypublishedin2021inNaturefoundthatoverthepastdecadeithas43

becomeacarbonsource.Theculprits:forestfiresanddeforestation,whichhassoaredbymorethan40%sincePresidentJairBolsonaro44

in2019.Onhiswatch,environmentalenforcementandfinesdroppedtorecordlows.Activistssaythishasencouraged45

logging,mining,andland-grabbing.InJunetheenvironmentminister,RicardoSalles,resignedafterfederalpolicebeganinvestigatinghimforalleged46

intimbertrafficking.Agreenerpresidentwouldtrytocrackdownonsuchcrimes.Polls47

thatMrBolsonaroislikelytolosetheelection.HissuccessorcouldconvinceGermanyandNorwaytounfreezetheAmazonFund,apotofmoneyforenforcementand48

developmentthatwaswithdrawnin2019amidconcernsaboutMrBolsonaro’spolicies.AnewpresidentcouldalsorevivetalkswithPresidentJoeBiden,whohasofferedto49

a$20bnfundfortherainforestonceBrazilstartsshowingresults.Butevenanenlightenedpresidentwillhavetobattlea50

Congress,whichisconsideringanumberoflawsthatthreatentherainforestanditsinhabitants.Theseincludealand-regularisationbillnicknamedthe“land-grabbinglaw”andabillthatwould51

wildcatminingonindigenousterritories.InAugustthousandsofindigenouspeoplecampedoutinthecapitalasthesupremecourtdebatedacasethatwouldrestricttheirterritoriestolandthatwas52

whenanewconstitutionwaspassedin1988.Thecourtpostponedits53

,butCongressisconsideringalawthatwouldhavethe54

effect.BetterleadershipinBrazilcouldjump-startregionaleffortstoboostenforcementandfindsustainable55

todeforestationfortherainforest’sinhabitants.ButifMrBolsonarowinsagain,hisdeterminationtofilltheforestwithroads,damsandminescouldcausedestructionfarbeyondthebordersofBrazil.41.A.referred B.contributed C.amounted D.related42.A.footprint B.sink C.source D.emission43.A.indeed B.instead C.accidentally D.otherwise44.A.steppeddown B.tookoffice C.claimedprecedence D.keptwatch45.A.seasonal B.selective C.illegal D.professional46.A.involvement B.attachment C.limitation D.existence47.A.advise B.advocate C.suggest D.represent48.A.sustainable B.economic C.rapid D.rural49.A.claim B.manage C.create D.borrow50.A.farmer-friendly B.warm-bloodedC.pressure-free D.profit-making51.A.realise B.normalize C.publicise D.legalise52.A.sold B.explored C.cleared D.occupied53.A.election B.argument C.appeal D.decision54.A.main B.varied C.final D.same55.A.replacements B.transitions C.alternatives D.references第二节语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。XiaoMing’sCellphoneXiaoMing’scellphone56

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homeandwillbebeingusedagain.第四部分写作第一节应用文写作66.Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionin120-150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.学校提供了三类寒假志愿者工作供学生选择：（1）在公园里协助维护环境卫生，（2）在社区帮忙照顾小学生，（3）在地铁站附近做引导员（guide）。请你选一项志愿者工作，并说明：1.为什么选择这项工作。2.你打算做哪些准备。____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节读后续写67.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。IfellinlovewithKatrinarightaway.Shewasnewtoourschool,butshedidn’tseemshyornervous.Shesmiledateveryone,evenonthefirstdayofclass.Unluckily,weonlygottoenjoythatsmileforthefirstthreedaysofschool.OurteachertoldusthatKatrinahadcancer(癌症)andwouldbeinthehospital.SomeofmyfriendsinmyclassandIdecidedtogotoseeherinthehospital.Shehadjustmovedtoanewtownanddidn’tevengetachancetomakefriendswithanyoneyet.Wewantedtokeephercompany.ThatwashowwecametoknowKatrinaandhowmuchfunshereallywas.Itwasawkwardatfirstbecausewedidn’tknowwhattotalkabout,butwhenshestartedtellingusaboutherhospitaladventures,wewerealllaughing.Andbeforeweknewit,wehadbeenthereforalmostthreehours.Shetoldusaboutthekidintheroomnexttoherwhowouldgetupandpullthefirealarmforabsolutelynoreason.Andsureenough,whileweweresittingwithher,thefirealarmwentoff.Wealllaughedwhennobodyfearedandescaped.Andshetoldushowmuchshemissedherlittleanimals:arabbit,abird,cats,dogs,etc.Later,hermomtoldusthatherfavoritethingwastogototheHumaneSocietyandadopt(收养)thepoorestanimal.Shealwaysmanagedtotakeithomeandmakeitbeautiful.Afterthatday,wecontinuedvisitingher.Wecouldseeshewashopefulthatshewouldeventuallyrecover.However,duringoneofourvisits,shelearnedfromdoctorsthatsheonlyhada50%chancetorecover.Shewasquitescared,crying,“Idon’twanttodie.”Andweheardherfamilywashavingeconomicproblemsandthathersinglemomwashavinglittletimetohelptakecareofheranimals.Suddenly,shefeltherworldbecamedark;shegrewanxiousandhelpless.Wetoldherweweretheretofightwithher.Wewouldn’tlethergo.注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；（2）请按如下格式作答。Afterreturningtoschool,wewonderedhowtosupporther._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Finally,hercancerwasgoneandshewouldgohomeonherbirthdayandhaveaparty._______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________答案听力1.B2.B3.A4.C5.A6.C7.B8.A9.C10.B11.C12.A13.A14.C15.A16.A17.C18.B19.C20.B阅读21.D22.B23.A24.B25.A26.B27.D28.C29.D30.B31.D32.A33.A34.B35.C36.E37.F38.D39.C40.A完形41.B42.B43.B44.B45.C46.A47.C48.A49.C50.D51.D52.D53.D54.D55.A语法填空56.wasbroken57.wasbeingrepaired58.hadbeenadmitted59.are60.used61.arebeingused62.havebeencontrolled63.shouldberestricted64.willberepaired65.willhavebeenbrought66范文：Itisagreathonortoparticipateintheschoolwintervacationvolunteeractivities.Iwouldliketogotothecommunitytohelptakecareofprimaryschoolstudents.Firstofall,Ithinkprimaryschoolstudents,whoarethehopeofthefutureofthemotherland,shouldgetbettercareandconcern.Besides,Ithinkchildrenareverycute.Theyareverynaive,verylivelyandveryenergetic.Ithinkitisveryinterestingtobewiththem,willingtotakecareofthem.Iwillmakealotoftoysforthemtoplaywith,makealotoffoodforthem,tellthemstoriesandteachthemtosingandsoon.Intheend,Ihopethatwecanhaveapleasantwintervacation.67范文：Afterreturningtoschool,wewonderedhowtosupporther.Soon,weworkedoutways.Thenextday,westartedafundraiser,whichsawallstudents,parents,andstaffwereenthusiastic.Thatday,weendedupraisingover$4,500.TofurthersupportKatrina,wetookheranimalshomeandhelpedtakecareofthem.Moreover,wevisitedherasmuchaswecould.Andwegavehercardsandgiftstocheerherup.Herroomlookedlikeagiftshopafterawhile.Gradually,Katrinabecamemorehopefulandhersmilesreturned.Finally,hercancerwasgoneandshewouldgohomeonherbirthdayandhaveaparty.Wewereallexcitedtobeinvitedtoherparty.Onherbirthday,webroughtKatrinacakes,gifts,etc.Andwecelebratedherbirthdayandhersuccessinsurvivalbydancing,singingsongsandplayinggames.Katrinaandhermotherquitethankedusforoursupportduringtheirha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