上海市东华大学附属松江高级中学2026-2027学年高二上学期10月阶段学情调研英语试卷（含答案）

上海市东华大学附属松江高级中学2026-2027学年高二上学期10月阶段学情调研英语试卷一、语法填空Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.Finnisharchitectobservescity’sshiftingrhythmsAlmosteveryday,FinnisharchitectJarmoSuominenrideshisbikethroughShanghai—nottowardadestination,butintothecity’srhythm.Hecarriesnomap.Beneathclotheslinesandtangledwires,hestopstoobserveandsketch.ForSuominen,aprofessoratTongjiUniversity,curiosityfuelsbothhisworkandlife.HisstudentscallhimSouSou,meaning“search”—anickname___1____reflectshisconstantexploration.Hisbikeridesareaformofengagement—awaytowitness___2____peopleandplacesinteract.“InShanghai,youneverknowwhatyou’llfind,”hetoldShanghaiDaily.“Youturndownanalley(小巷子)andsuddenlyyou’reinahiddengardenbehindadead-end.Peoplecreatetheselittleworlds.It’samazing.”HevaluesShanghai’s“sensitiverenewal,”aprocess___3____(drive)asmuchbyresidentsasbygovernmentdepartments.“Thestreetis___4____lifehappens,”hesaid.“Thegovernmentmightrenovatefacades(外立面),butinside,peoplemakesmall,gradualupgrades.It’snotaboutreplacingeverything,butaboutlettingpeopleshapetheirfuture.”Oneofhisfavoriteexamplesisacarrepairshopnearhishome.“Everynight,ittransformsintoanightclub___5____talks,performancesandmoviescreenings.Itwasn’tdesignedtobeone—itjustbecameone.”ForSuominen,thestreetisacanvas,alwaysevolvingwiththepeopleinhabitingit.Amanplayingsaxophoneinanalleyorachessgameundersycamores(梧桐树)___6____(become),throughhiseyes,asignofconstanttransformation.“Thesoulofaplace,”hesaid,“isn’tinthearchitecture.It’sinthelifearound___7____:thefeelingthatyou’rewelcome,___8____you’reastranger.”Suominenhasfilledmorethan20sketchbookswiththesescenes,each___9____(reveal)thedynamicinterplaybetweenpeopleandspace.“Inolderneighborhoods,youseelivesspillingintothestreets—somethinguniquetoChina,especiallyShanghai,”headded.“InFinland,wherethecoldkeepspeopleinside,you___10___hardlyobservepeople’svaluesandhabitsinthesameway.”二、选词填空Directions:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A.addressing B.boundaries C.generative D.initially E.removeF.approvedG.aboriginallyH.releasedI.sampleJ.overtakeK.trafficTheexplorationofvastspace,themanipulationofgenesformedicaltreatment,thegrowthofgreentechnology,theadvancementofAI…Scienceandtechnologyknowno___11___.Whatwondersawaitin2025?Space“___12___”thisyearwillbenolessbusythanin2024,withglobalspaceagenciespursuingambitiousgoals.ChinalauncheditsfirstmissionoftheyearonJan___7____withaLongMarch3Brocket.Thecountry’s2025planalsoincludesShenzhoumannedmissionsandTianzhoucargomissionstotheTiangongspacestation,alongwiththeTianwen-2missionto___13___anear-Earthasteroid.TheUSplanstoconductseverallunarmissionswithcompanieslikeIntuitiveMachines,andSpaceX’sStarshiphopestocomplete25testflightsthroughouttheyear.Additionally,acollaborationbetweenChinaandtheEuropeanUnionwillseethelaunchoftheSMILEsatellitetostudytheinteractionbetweensolarwindandEarth’smagneticfield,enhancingourunderstandingoftheSun-Earthrelationship.Genomeediting,orgeneediting,willcontinuetoinspireenthusiasmin2025.Itcomprisesagroupoftechnologiesthatallowscientiststoadd,___14___oraltergeneticmaterialsatparticularlocationsonthelongstretchesofDNAoflivingbeings,includinghumans.Inthisway,certaindiseases,likecanceranddiabetes,canbetreatedby___15___theirrootcausesratherthanrelyingonmedicationorsurgery.OneofthemostpopulartoolsisCRISPR,“geneticscissors”thatwonEmmanuelleCharpentierandJenniferDoudnatheNobelPrizein2020.ThefirstCRISPRtreatment,Casgevy,was___16___intheUKandtheUSin2023fortwoblooddisorders.Over30CRISPRtrialswereongoingworldwidebyOctober2024,andmoreareexpectedthisyear.Lastyearwasthehottestonrecord,highlightingthesignificanceofgreentechnologyin2025.Onekeygreentechnologyiscarboncaptureandstorage(CCS),whichinvolvesseparatingCO₂fromothergasesatemissionsourcesbeforetheyare___17___intotheatmosphere,andtransportingtheCO₂toanundergroundlocationtobestored.CCSprojectsarenowstoringabout45milliontonsofCO₂yearly,roughlyequaltotheemissionsof___10___millioncars.In2025,NorwaywillcompleteEurope’sfirstfull-scaleCCSproject,andtheUKwillinvestaround160billionyuaninsimilarprojects.Thegrowthofcleanenergycontinues,withwindandsolarpowerexpectedto___18___coalinelectricitygeneration.TechgiantslikeGoogleandMicrosoftarealsoturningtonuclearenergytopowertheirAIdatacenters.GenerativeAIlikeChatGPTbroughtmajorchangesin2024.In2025,AIagentsthatcansenseandmakedecisionsindependentlywillbeatoptechnologytrend,predictstheUSfirmGartner.By2028,theseAIagentswilllikelybehandling___15___percentofday-to-dayworkdecisions,saidthefirm.Unlike___19___AI,whichcreatescontentbasedonprompts,agenticAIisproactiveandsolvescomplexproblemsonitsown.AIagents___20___willhandleroutinetaskslikefillingreports.Eventually,theywillmanagesystemsindependently.Forexample,anapp-basedagentcanplanyourvacationbybookingflights,hotelsandrestaurants,rememberingyourpreferences.三、完形填空Taylorworksfull-timeinthecleaningdepartmentwhileco-parentinghis10-year-oldson.Ada,acancersurvivor,wasenduringthemiserabletreatment.Mohammadwaskickedoutofprepschool,then___21___for100daysfromhighschoolforsellingchocolatetohisclassmates.Emanuelwas___22___athree-yearsentenceforarmedrobbery.Thesearenottheprofilesofstudentswhogetadmittedtoaclassicuniversity-runhonorscollege.___23___,theyareenrolledattheHonorsLiving-LearningCommunityofRutgersUniversity-Newark,aninstitutionwheretheyandotherswithsimilarly___24___lifestoriesarepushingtheboundariesofwhatdefinesanhonorscollegebyemphasizingcourageinovercominglife’sdifficulties,ratherthan___25___.AcrosstheUnitedStates,thecontinuousdriveforreputationhasgeneratedthe___26___inthenumberofhonorscolleges.Nearly900schools,almostallbeingpublicuniversitiesandcommunitycollegesbelongtotheNationalCollegiateHonorsCouncil.Amongthem,itisusuallyabrilliantideaforaninstitutionto___27___applicantswhosetop-of-the-classhigh-schoolrecordsandSATscoreswouldassurearenownedprivateuniversity.Thebait(诱饵)isthehonorscollege,whichpromisestheintimatefeelofasmallcollegewithina(n)___28___stateschool.Thestudentsinthesehonorscolleges,mostlywhiteandmiddle-class,receiveconciergetreatment(礼宾待遇)withconsiderablescholarships,separatehousing,specialseminars,facultymentors,researchopportunitiesandfirstcrackatcoursesinhighdemand.However,thingsare___29___attheHonorsLiving-LearningCommunity,whichmainlyenrollsblackandLatinostudents–nearlytwiceasmanyasthetotalofblackandLatinoundergraduatesintherestofRutgers-Newark’sprograms.Theirhigh-schoolgradesandSATscoresarelowerthanthecampusaverage.Whileacademicskill___30___indeterminingwhogetsselected,theemphasisisonthesestudents’perseverance,theirdrivetolearnandtheirpassionforsocialjustice.Every___31___ofthehonorsprogramcomesstraightfromthebookonhowtoengageundergraduates___32___,andminoritystudentsinparticular.Thestudentsreceivescholarshipsthatcovertheirlivingexpenseswellastuition.Withoutthis___33___,mostcouldn’tenrollfull-time,andevidenceshowsthatpart-timestudentsarefarlesslikelytograduate.A___34___numberofcommunitycollegegraduatesareadmitted,whichgives18-year-olds,freshoutofhighschool,anopportunitytolearnfrompeerswithmorelife___35___.21. A.graduated B.abandoned C.prohibited D.suspended22. A.reading B.serving C.passing D.escaping23. A.Therefore B.Moreover C.Instead D.Similarly24. A.faulty B.smooth C.meaningful D.interesting25. A.socialexperience B.familybackgrounds C.academicperformance D.humanrelationships26. A.pursuit B.explosion C.exploit D.progress27. A.tempt B.enroll C.introduce D.cultivate28. A.remote B.public C.packed D.outstanding29. A.difficult B.different C.discouraging D.disturbing30. A.differs B.ranges C.matters D.varies31. A.student B.major C.component D.college32. A.especially B.intensively C.generally D.particularly33. A.passion B.aim C.aid D.initiative34. A.stable B.certain C.random D.growing35. A.expectancy B.tragedy C.experience D.passion四、阅读理解AThankyouforyourinterestinbecomingahomeownerwithHabitat.Habitatis

committedtoprovidingqualifiedhouseholds

withtheopportunityforaffordablehomeownership.Wefollowanequalpolicyofhomebuyerselectionandareaccountabletomortgage(按揭贷款)lendinglaws.We

managethehomeownerselectionandapprovalprocess

atthelocallevel.Qualifiedhomebuyersmustbe:Inneedofsafe,affordablehousingApplicantsmaybedealingwithsubstandardhousingthatis

poorlybuilt,damaged,orinaccessibleduetodisabilities.Low-incomeormoderate-incomeHouseholdincome

mustnotgoover60%oftheareaaverageincomedefinedannuallybytheU.S.DepartmentofHousingandUrbanDevelopment.AbleandwillingtopayanaffordablemortgageHabitatensuresthatthe

monthlymortgagepaymentsdonotgobeyond30%ofthehomebuyer’smonthlyincome.

WillingtopartnerwithHabitatOnceselected,homebuyersmust

partnerwithHabitatthroughouttheprocess.

Thispartnershipincludesperforming“sweatequity”,suchasconductingconstructionworkontheirhomeoranotherfamily’shome,clearingbuildsitestomakewayfornewconstruction,writingthank-youcardstolocaldonorsandsoon.Thefollowingisanoverview

ofthehomeownershipprocess：Step1Step2Step3Step4Step5Step6Step1:...Step2:...Step3:...Step4:...Step5:Homebuyerscompletethepaperworkforamortgage,whichendswiththeirsignature.Step6:Oncealloftheformsaresignedandalloftheconstructioniscomplete,

it’stimetomoveinandcelebrate!36.ThemainpurposeofHabitatisto________.A.applyforbankloansforthoseinneedofhomeB.buildhouseswiththehelpoffuturehomeownersC.offerhousestofamilieswithlowormoderateincomeD.enableaffordablehomeownershipforspecificfamilies37.Whatcanbelearnedfromthepassage?A.Low-wageworkersmayhavelittlechanceofbeingselectedbyHabitat.B.HomebuyerscanpartnerwithHabitatbyperformingconstructionwork.C.ThosewhowanttoimprovelivingconditionsshouldbecomeHabitat’spartners.D.Thatmonthlymortgagepaymenttakes25%oftheareaaverageincomeisacceptable.38.Whatisthecorrectorderofthefourmissingstepsintheprocess?①LocalHabitatstaffandvolunteerscarefullyrevieweachfamily’sapplicationpacketandpresenttheirrecommendationstothelocalboardofdirectors.②Thereareinformationsessionswherepotentialhomeownerscanlearnabouttheirhomeownershipprogram,askquestionsandmakeconnections.③Habitatstaffmakeahomevisittohearmoreaboutapotentialfuturehomeowner’sdesiretopartnerwithHabitat.④IfafamilyfeelsHabitat’shomeownershipprogramistherightfitforthem,theyapplylocallyduringanopenapplicationperiod.A.②④③① B.②①④③C.①④③② D.①②④③BI’mahugefanofthePacificNorthwestanditsbrightgreenforests,roughcoastline,andbeachesdecoratedwithwood,butvisitingatopnationalparkinsummeroftenbringstheoppositeofwhatIcomefor—beingalone—ashugecrowdstryhardtoparkandtakephotos.So,mylastvisittoOlympicNationalParkwasinmid-September.Iendedupbathinginthepeaceandquietofforestamongancienttreesandstayingcloseenoughtonearbycommunitiestofeelsafe.Ithoughtthattakingthejumpfrommycomfortablehotelroomintheparkintothegreatoutdoorswasunpleasantatfirst.However,onceIbeganwalkingslowlyandaimlesslyalongtheHohRiverTrailthereandslowingdowntoobservebeautifulsunlightandtinymushroomsthatlookedlikecolorfulumbrellas,Ifeltmybreathdeepenandmynervoussystembegintorelaxforthefirsttimeinalongtime.WhatIwanttosayisthatjustbecausetheworldseemsobviouslysetupfortwosomesdoesn’tmeanyouhavetoletsuchastandardkeepyoufromlivingyourdreamsrightnow.SolotravelhasmademestrongerandbraverthanIeverthoughtpossible.Ithasopenedupmyworldviewbythrowingmeoutofmycomfortzoneagainandagain.Whenitcomestolivingconditions,thenationalparknotonlyoffers15campgroundsacrossitshugearea,it’salsohometofiveotherchoicesforguestswhowouldprefernottosleepaloneinsideatent—thesmallnationalparkhouses.AlthoughIenjoybeingalone,Ihavetoadmitthatoneofthecoolestthingsaboutthesesmallhousesisthattheyaretheretostrengthenconnectionamongstrangers,andassuch,thereisusuallyabigfireplacenexttoexcellentarmchairsandsofaswhereguestscanmovearoundandmakesmalltalksatnight.InonesmallhousecalledLakeQuinault,Italkedwithgrey-hairedseniorsaboutthebestold-growthforestwalksandaskedhotelworkersabouttheRooseveltDiningRoom(sonamedafterFranklinDelanoRoosevelt,thepresidentduring1933-1945,cametovisit),rightnextdoor.39.WhatmadetheauthoravoidvisitingOlympicNationalParkinsummer?A.Thewishtostayclosetocommunities. B.Thelikelihoodtomeetcrowdsofpeople.C.Thequietenvironmentinanancientforest. D.Theroughcoastlinesandthewoodybeaches.40.Accordingtoparagraph2,theauthorthinksthattravelingalonecan________.A.keepopeningupherworldview B.slowherdowninlivingherdreamsC.stopherleavinghercomfortablezone D.giveherachancetostayinhotelrooms41.Whatcanwelearnfromthelastparagraph?A.SeniorsinLakeQuinaultarethebestforestwalkersthere.B.Theparkoffersfivecompletelydifferentplacestostayin.C.Bigfireplacesinhousesaremeanttostrengthenconnection.D.Theauthorstayedinahousenextdoortoafamouspresident.42.Thepassageismainlyabout________.A.theauthor’sloveforthePacificNorthwestB.theauthor’ssolotriptoOlympicNationalParkC.thegreatesttouristattractionsinOlympicNationalParkD.thebriefcomparisonbetweengrouptravelandsoloonesCLifeplacesusinacomplexwebofrelationshipswithotherpeople.Ourhumannessarisesoutoftheserelationshipsinthecourseofsocialinteraction.Moreover,ourhumannessmustbesustainedthroughsocialinteraction—andfairlyconstantlyso.Whenanassociationcontinueslongenoughfortwopeopletobecomelinkedtogetherbyarelativelystablesetofexpectations,itiscalledarelationship.Peopleareboundwithinrelationshipsbytwotypesofbonds:expressivetiesandinstrumentalties.Expressivetiesaresociallinksformedwhenweemotionallyinvestourselvesinandcommitourselvestootherpeople.Throughassociationwithpeoplewhoaremeaningfultous,weachieveasenseofsecurity,love,acceptance,companionship,andpersonalworth.Instrumentaltiesaresociallinksformedwhenwecooperatewithotherpeopletoachievesomegoal.Occasionally,thismaymeanworkingwithinsteadofagainstcompetitors.Moreoften,wesimplycooperatewithotherstoreachsomeendwithoutendowingtherelationshipwithanylargersignificance.Sociologistshavebuiltonthedistinctionbetweenexpressiveandinstrumentaltiestodistinguishbetweentwotypesofgroups:primaryandsecondary.Aprimarygroupinvolvestwoormorepeoplewhoenjoyadirect,intimate,cohesiverelationshipwithoneanother.Expressivetiespredominateinprimarygroups;weviewthepeopleasendsinthemselvesandvaluableintheirownright.Asecondarygroupentailstwoormorepeoplewhoareinvolvedinanimpersonalrelationshipandhavecometogetherforaspecific,practicalpurpose.Instrumentaltiespredominateinsecondarygroups;weperceivepeopleasmeanstoendsratherthanasendsintheirownright.Sometimesprimarygrouprelationshipsevolveoutofsecondarygrouprelationships.Thishappensinmanyworksettings.Peopleonthejoboftendevelopcloserelationshipswithcoworkersastheycometosharegripes,jokes,gossip,andsatisfactions.43.Accordingtoparagraph1,whichofthefollowingistrueofarelationship?A.Itisastructureofassociationswithmanypeople.B.Itshouldbestudiedinthecourseofasocialinteraction.C.Itplacesgreatdemandsonpeople. D.Itdevelopsgraduallyovertime.44.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredaboutinstrumentaltiesfromtheauthor’smentionofworkingwithcompetitorsinparagraph2?A.Instrumentaltiescandevelopeveninsituationsinwhichpeoplewouldnormallynotcooperate.B.Instrumentaltiesrequireasmuchemotionalinvestmentasexpressiveties.C.Instrumentaltiesinvolvesecurity,love,andacceptance.D.Instrumentaltiesshouldbeexpectedtobesignificant.45.Accordingtoparagraph3,whatdosociologistsseeasthemaindifferencebetweenprimaryandsecondarygroups?A.Primarygroupsconsistofpeopleworkingtogetherwhilesecondarygroupsexistoutsideofworksettings.B.Inprimarygroupspeopleareseenasmeanswhileinsecondarygroupspeopleareseenasends.C.Primarygroupsinvolvepersonalrelationshipswhilesecondarygroupsaremainlypracticalinpurpose.D.Primarygroupsaregenerallysmallwhilesecondarygroupsoftencontainmorethantwopeople.46.Whichofthefollowingcanbeinferredfromtheauthor’sclaiminparagraph3thatprimarygrouprelationshipssometimesevolveoutofsecondarygrouprelationships?A.Secondarygrouprelationshipsbeginbybeingprimarygrouprelationships.B.Asecondarygrouprelationshipthatishighlyvisiblequicklybecomesaprimarygrouprelationship.C.Sociologistsbelievethatonlyprimarygrouprelationshipsareimportanttosociety.D.Eveninsecondarygroups,frequentcommunicationservestobringpeopleintocloserelationships.DClassClownsPleaseWANTED:smart,fitandunflappable(临危不乱的)applicantsforhumanity’sfirstmissiontoMars.Musthave:crazywig,oversizedbootsandabigrednose.NASAplanstoflyastronautsaroundthemoonaspartofitspreparationforacrewedmissiontoMarsasearlyas2033.AmissiontoMarsisnoeasyjob.Onaverage,theredplanetis140millionmilesfromEarthandthetraveltimeonewayisaroundeightmonths.Thedistancealoneisexpectedtocauseharmtotheirmentalhealth.Astronautsmustalsofaceatimedelayincommunicationsofupto20minuteseachway.___47___Thecrewareeffectivelyontheirown.JefferyJohnson,ananthropologistattheUniversityofFlorida,isnowworkingwithNASAtoexplorewhetherclassclownsarevitalforthesuccessoflongspacemissions.Earlyresultssuggesttheyare.“___48___”saidJohnson.“It’svitalthatyouhavesomebodywhocanhelpeveryonegetalong,sothattheycandotheirjobsandgetthereandbacksafely.It’smission-critical.”JohnsonspentfouryearsstudyingoverwinteringcrewsinAntarctica.___49___Oneisolatedsalmonfishermanheobservedenduredamockfuneralandburialinthetundra.However,nobodyignoredhisimportantroleinbuildingbridgesbetweenresearchersandcontractors.Historically,theNorwegianexplorerRoaldAmundsenalsoappreciatedtheimportanceoftheexpeditionclown.In1910,hepickedthelarge,cheerfulchefAdolfLindstromforhisattempttoreachtheSouthPole,knowingthatLindstrom’sjoiedevivre(生活的乐趣)wouldrelievethestressofhomesicknessandthelongpolarnights.“HehasofferedgreaterandmorevaluableservicestotheNorwegianpolarexpeditionthananyotherman,”Amundsennotedinhisdiary.Lindstromwasagreatentertainerwhohelpedkeepupspiritsandmoraleoverthelongwinter.___50___Butthereismoretoitthanmakingpeoplelaugh.Beingfunnywon’tbeenoughforsomeonetolandthejob,afterall.A.Researchershavefoundthatthesuccessofafuturemissiontotheredplanetmaydependontheshiphavingaclassclown.B.Hefoundthatclassclownsinthecrewwouldnotmindbeingjokedabout.C.Inanemergency,therewillbenotimetocallmissioncontrol.D.Whenyouarelivingwithothersinaverysmallspaceforalongperiodoftime,tensionsarelikelytogrow.E.Hisrolewasinformal,yetcriticalformaintaininggroupcohesionintheextremeenvironment.F.ItisenoughtomakeNeilArmstrong,thefirstastronauttowalkontheMoon,spininhisgrave.五、概要写作51.Directions:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwordsasfaraspossible.CosmeticSurgeriesGetExtremeEveryonegoesthroughit:pokingattheeyebagsandthelooseskininthemirror.It’spartofthehumanconditiontofearageing,butamongthe20and30something,thereseemstobeaheightenedanxietyaroundgrowingolder,coupledwithanincreasinglycasualattitudetowardsgettingBotox(肉毒素，用于除皱）comparedwithpreviousgenerations.In2022,27%ofUSpatientsreceivingBotoxwere34oryounger,comparedwith21%in2015,accordingtotheAmericanAcademyofFacialPlasticSurgery.Theideaistostopwrinklesbeforetheystart.Sowhyarewesodesperatetopretendwe’renotgrowingolder?Formygeneration,beingperpetuallyonlineandscrollingthroughthelivesofothersmustbeafactor.Itkeepsuslockedintoaconstantstateofcomparison.Andinatimeofeconomicuncertainty,millennialsandgenZarealsounabletotickofftraditionalcheckpointsofadulthood,sotheideathatmanyaltertheirappearancetoturnbacktheclockmakesperfectsensetome.Forwomen,ourlooksareaestheticcapitalafterall--andbeingbeautifulcanunlocksocialandprofessionalsuccess.Butthesetreatmentsoftendon’tcomewithwarnings;it’suptotheconsumertoresearchpotentialpitfalls(陷阱).Botched(粗制滥造的)cosmeticproceduresamongyoungpeopleareontherise,withtoomanytreatmentstakingplaceinunregulatedbeautysalonsandcarriedoutbyunqualifiedpractitioners.Lastmonth,threewomenintheUScontractedHIVfromacosmeticproceduresintendedfortheskin,whenanunlicensedNewMexicomedicalclinicreusedneedlesthatshouldhavebeendisposedof,whichcausedunderstandablealarmworldwide.OnefriendwholovesBotoxsaidtomerecently:“Ican’tstay28forever,buttheaimistolook28forever.”I’mtryingtorejectthemessagethatit’swrongforwomentolooktheirtrueage.Itcanbehardtotuneoutthenoise,butthealternativemaymeanafuturedamagedbyself-doubt,expensivetreatmentsorevenregret.IthinkI’llstickwiththeeyebags.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________六、翻译52.在我看来，和人类共同生活在地球上的动物，理应得到我们持续的关心与保护。（coexist）_____________________________________________________________________________53.常言道，学习本质上是一个反复试错的过程，因为任何真正的成功都无法不经反思就一蹴而就。（trial）_____________________________________________________________________________54.作为南非首任黑人总统，曼德拉毕生致力于推动南非的改革事业以及通过教育赋能弱势群体。（dedicate）_____________________________________________________________________________55.很多人想当然地认为，那些占用青少年课余时间的志愿活动，会对他们本该专注的学业造成无法弥补的干扰。（assume）_____________________________________________________________________________七、书信写作56.Directions:WriteanEnglishcompo