江苏多校联考2026届高三年级5月适应性联考（模拟一）英语试题

高级中学名校试卷PAGEPAGE1江苏多校联考2026届高三年级5月适应性联考（模拟一）英语试题第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）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.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodrink?A.Juice. B.Coffee. C.Milk.2.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Roommates. B.Husbandandwife. C.Bossandsecretary.3.Whydoesthemanrefusethewoman’soffer?A.Hehasadoctor’sappointment.B.Heneedstogotoseehisfamily.C.Hehasgonetothebeachearlier.4.Whatdidthewomandoyesterday?A.Shewatchedafilm. B.Shesawthebigfish. C.Shevisitedtheartmuseum.5.Howdidtheboyusetogotoschool?A.Bybike. B.Bycar. C.Onfoot.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。听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。6.Whatkindofroomdoesthewomanwant?A.Aroomforthree. B.Adoubleroom. C.Asingleroom.7.Howmuchwillthewomanpaypernight?A.$100. B.$120. C.$150.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。8.Wheredoesthemancomefrom?A.Vietnam. B.France. C.China.9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthelocalfood?A.Delicious. B.Unappealing. C.Common.10.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent. B.Classmates. C.Employerandemployee.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。11.Whatisthemanworriedabout?A.Whentobuyfood. B.Howtoraisefunds. C.Whethertoprepareameal.12.Whatdidthechildreninthelocalschoolsdolastyear?A.Theyheldaspellingcompetition.B.Theyorganizedasaleintheyard.C.Theysoldmorningcoffee.13.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutwhatthemanisdoing?A.It’sstrange. B.It’scrazy. C.It’snice.听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatisthewoman?A.Aphotographer. B.Awriter. C.Adriver.15.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Inalibrary. B.Onabus. C.Atthestation.16.WhatdoesthewomaninviteFredtodo?A.Travelwithbooks. B.Readtheseries. C.Takeapicture.17.WhatisFredlikeaccordingtothewoman?A.Enthusiastic. B.Honest. C.Ambitious.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Whyistheschoolclosingearly?A.Therewillbeameeting. B.Theweatherishorrible. C.Thehallwillbeoccupied.19.WhenwillYear13leaveschool?A.At1:15p.m. B.At1:30p.m. C.At2:45p.m.20.Whatarethestudentsrequiredtodotomorrow?A.Payattentiontothelatestupdates.B.Showrespectfortheirteachers.C.Takeabreakathome.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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。A2026YunzhouSpringMigratoryBirdMonitoringReportAstheaveragetemperatureroseto12°CinmidMarch,Yunzhouofficiallyenteredthe2026springmigratorybirdmigrationpeakseason.TheYunzhouForestryBureaulaunchedacitizensciencemonitoringprogramfromMarch15toApril30,invitingresidentstoparticipateinbirdobservationanddatarecordingat12keywetlandsites(includingChangjiangWetlandReserveandTongliWetlandPark).Theprogramaimstorecordthepopulationdynamicsofover50migratorybirdspeciespassingthroughYunzhou,whichliesonthekeyEastAsianAustralasianFlyway.DominantBirdOrdersinYunzhouSpringMigration(2026)CoreMonitoringPrograms&DetailsProgramNameDurationScheduleVenueReservationRuleWetlandBirdCensusTours2hoursMarch15April30,8:00AM/2:00PMdailyChangjiangWetlandReserveMainStationNoadvancebookingBirdCallRecognitionWorkshop30minsMarch20April25,10:30AM/3:30PMdailyEcologicalEducationCenterNoadvancebookingJuniorBirdwatcherTraining2hoursMarch22April23,9:00AMSat/SunTongliWetlandParkObservationPlatformOnsiteregistrationNightMigrationRadarMonitoring1.5hoursMarch25April20,7:30PMFri/SatYunzhouAstronomicalObservatoryWeChatadvancebookingTreeDiagram:MigratoryBirdRoutesThroughYunzhouEastAsianAustralasianFlyway1.1NorthernRoute(Siberia→NortheastChina→Yunzhou→SoutheastAsia)1.2CoastalRoute(Korea→Shandong→Yunzhou→Fujian→Australia)Duringtheprogram,participantsuseprofessionalbinocularsandbirdsoundrecordersprovidedbythebureau.Ornithologistsexplainhowurbangreenspaceexpansionaffectsbirdhabitatsandtheimportanceofreducinglightpollutionfornocturnalmigrants.Atotalof3,217citizensjoinedthemonitoring,recording12,568birdsightings,including6rarespeciesundernationalfirstclassprotection(suchasOrientalStorksandRedcrownedCranes).Dr.Li,aseniorornithologistfromNanjingForestryUniversity,emphasizesthatcitizensciencedatahelpstrackmigrationchangescausedbyclimatewarming.HesuggeststhatYunzhoushouldexpandwetlandbufferzonestoprovidesaferstopoversitesformigratorybirds.21.WhatisthedifferencebetweenAnseriformes’andGruiformes’proportions?A.34.6%. B.90.2%. C.8.3%. D.60.9%.22.Whichcomparisonofmonitoringinformationiscorrect?A.Two2hourprogramsneedbookings.B.Radartimeequals8.3%proportion.C.Dailyprogramsneednoadvancebooking.D.WorkshoptimeequalsOthers’share.23.Whereisthetextmostprobablyfrom?A.Atravelguide. B.Anenvironmentalreport.C.Abiologytextbook. D.Alocalposter.BAstheQingmingFestivalapproachedinearlyApril2026,agroupof12thgradestudentsfromalocalhighschoollaunchedaspecialvolunteerprojectnamed“PixelBridges.”Theirgoalwastouseartificialintelligencetorestorefaded,pixelatedoldphotosofwarveterans,helpingthemfindrelativesseparatedfordecadesduetohistoricalconflicts.Theprojectquicklygainedattentionfromlocalmediaandthemunicipalveteransaffairsbureau.LedbycomputerscienceteacherMs.Chen,the15memberteamspenttwoweekstrainingacustomAImodelonthousandsofoldphotosdonatedbytheveterans’association.Thestudentsovercametechnicalchallenges,suchasadjustingthealgorithmtorecognizedamagedfacialfeaturesandblurredbackgrounddetails.Eachmembertookchargeofaspecifictask:datacollection,modeltraining,photorestorationorcommunicationwithveterans.Theyworkedafterschoolandonweekends,drivenbythedesiretobringwarmthtoelderlyheroes.BymidApril,theteamhadsuccessfullyrestored87oldphotos,witha92%accuracyrateinfacialfeaturerecognition.Amongtheheartwarmingresultswas91yearoldveteranMr.Wang,whofinallyfoundhisyoungersister’sfamilyinGuangdongafter73yearsofseparation.TheAIrestoredphotoofhissister,originallytakenin1953,wasthekeytoconfirmingtheirrelationshipthroughDNAtesting.Anotherveteran,Ms.Li,tearfullyreunitedwithhernephewafterseeingtheclearimageofherlatebrother.The“PixelBridges”projectsoonexpandedbeyondthecity.Morethan30highschoolsacrosstheprovincejoinedtheinitiative,formingavolunteernetworkthatprocessedover500photorestorationrequestsinjustthreeweeks.Localtechcompaniesdonatedsoftwarelicensesandcomputingresources,whilearenownedphotostudioofferedfreeprintingservicesfortherestoredimages.Thestudentsalsocreatedadigitalarchivetopreservetheveterans’familystoriesforfuturegenerations.Reflectingontheirwork,teamleaderZhangWeistatedthattheprojecttaughtthemfarmorethantechnicalskills.“Welearnedtoempathizewiththeveterans’longheldregretsandthepoweroftechnologytohealemotionalwounds,”hesaid.Ms.Chenaddedthatsuchprogramscultivatestudents’senseofsocialresponsibilityandinnovativethinking,essentialqualitiesforyoungpeopleinthedigitalage.The“PixelBridges”projecthasbecomeashiningexampleofhowyouthcanusemoderntoolstohonorhistoryandconnectlives.24.Whatcanweinferabouttheproject’searlystage?A.Itvaluedphotorelatedprofits B.ItdrewmoreyouthsupportthanexpectedC.Itbroadenedmediacoveragepurposefully D.Itattractedbroaderpublicfocus25.WhatcanbeinferredaboutthestudentteamfromParagraph2?A.TheygraspedAIskillsfasterthanpeers B.TheyoptimizedbackgrounddatamorepatientlyC.Theyshiftedfocustononfacialfeatures D.Theymettrickiertechnicalbarriers26.Whatcanweinferabouttheteam’sresultsinParagraph3?A.Fewerveteransgainedfamilyreunion B.ItmatchedDNAdatawithphotofeaturesC.Itdeepenedreunionbondsgradually D.Itshortenedreunionwaitingtimemore27.Whatisthethemeofthetext?A.AIrestoresagedwarphotos B.YouthgrowviaAIvolunteeringC.AIsortsveterans’lifestories D.AIlinksregionalvolunteergroupsCWeallfacetheuniversaltroubleofdigital-drivenmentalfatigue:endlessshort-videoscrolling,fragmentedonlinebrowsing,andfrequentscreenexposuredisturbourinnerstability.Manyyoungadultsfollowstress-relieftipsstrictlyyetstillsufferfrompersistentemotionaldepletionandlowmood.Thishasledsociologiststoexplorealternativepsychologicaladjustmentfactors.Butwhatifthekeytosteadymentalwellbeingliesnotinmodernrelaxationtechniques,butinthetraditionalslow-readingregimenwithpapertexts?Across-sectionalsociologicalsurveyanalyzed48studiesinvolvingover14,000youngurbanparticipants.Thesurveycoveredgroupsofdiverseeducationbackgroundsandlivingenvironmentstoguaranteeitsvalidity.Itcomparedemotionalrecoveryefficiencybetweenslowpaper-textreadersandthoserelyingsolelyondigitalfragmentedreading.Itfoundstrikinggapsincortisol(stresshormone)secretionlevelsbetweenthetwogroups.Theresearchidentifiedimmersivesensoryengagement,auniquepsychologicalmechanismtriggeredbypaper-textreading,whichstabilizesbrainneuralactivitylinkedtomoodregulation.Immersivesensoryengagementarisesfromtangibletextcontact,turningmovementsanddistraction-freereadingenvironments.Unlikedigitalreadingwhichdeliversinstantdopaminehitsandintrusivestimuli,paper-textslowreadinglowerslong-termcortisolaccumulationbyguidingsustaineddeepfocus.Thissensory-drivenmoodregulationworksbycreatingatemporarypsychologicalbufferzoneagainstdailypressure,regardlessofreadinggenresorcontentthemes.Psychologicalscholarsarguethatexcessivefragmenteddigitalreadingfuelsintrusivenegativethoughtsandamplifiesmentaldepletion.Slowpaper-textreadinghelpsbuildpsychologicaldemarcationbetweenwork-lifepressureandpersonalinnerspace.Unlikehigh-costprofessionaltherapy,paperreadingisaccessibletomostyoungpeopleandcanbeintegratedintodailyroutineseffortlessly.Bycontrast,continuousdigitalover-consumptionweakensone’sabilitytofilternegativeinformationandworsenslong-termmoodfluctuations.Thisstudyrevealstheoverlookedbondbetweentraditionalreadinghabitsandmodernmentalhealth.Itoffersafeasiblehumanisticwaytoeaseyouthanxietywithoutrelyingoncostlyclinicalintervention.Thoughslowpaperreadingcannoteliminatementaltroublesentirely,regularslow-readingpracticecanserveasasteadyandaffordableemotionalanchorforyoungurbanresidents.Smallshiftsindailyreadingmodescanbringgradualyetnoticeableimprovementsinlong-termmentalwellbeing.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“regimen”inParagraph1mean?A.Moderntherapy. B.Regularpractice. C.Digitaladdiction. D.Emotionalcrisis.29.Whatdailyactivityissimilarto“immersivesensoryengagement”inParagraph3?A.Urbanonlineshopping. B.Homegardeningtherapy.C.Fast-foodtakeoutordering. D.Short-videosocialsharing.30.WhatdopsychologicalscholarsmentionaboutdigitalreadinginParagraph4?A.Itbuildsclearerpersonalpsychologicalboundaries.B.Itworsensmoodswingsmorethanofflineactivities.C.Itfiltersnegativeinformationwithhigherefficiency.D.Itdeepensmentaldepletionviascatteredstimuli.31.Whatisthemainideaofthewholetext?A.Digitalreadingharmsurbanyouth’smentalhealth.B.Slowpaper-textreadingaidsyouthemotionalregulation.C.Traditionalreadingreplacesmodernclinicaltherapy.D.Sensoryengagementimprovesdailyworkefficiency.DMostpeopleregardspacebasedhumanresearchasdistantfromordinarylife,focusingonlyonextremeastronautsurvivalchallenges.Adecadelongglobalstudyonmicrogravityneuraladaptationhasbrokenthisstereotype,revealingthatlongtermspaceexposurereshapeshumannervousregulation,withitsresearchoutputsgreatlyimprovingordinarypeople’sdailymentalandsleephealth.PublishedinScienceAdvances,theresearchanalyzedneuraldatafromnearly15,000longstayastronautsandgroundvolunteersacross12countries.Theresearchteamspenteightyearstrackingsamplesandbuiltanewmodeltoseparatespacespecificmicrogravityimpactsfromdailyenvironmentalinfluences.Intotal,researchersidentified386neuralregulationpatternsalteredbymicrogravity,closelylinkedwithsleeprhythmadjustmentandemotionalstability.Mostchangescomefromsubtleadaptiveshiftsinbrainnervesignaltransmission.Thestudybroughtastrikingbreakthrough:neuraladaptiverulesfoundinspaceastronautsworkbetterforgroundresidentswithchronicsleepanxietythantraditionaladjustmentmethods.Previously,psychologistshadonlyfoundlimitedshorttermreliefwaysandassumedlongtermneuralimprovementreliedonmedicaldrugs.“Spacederivedadaptivepatternsoffergentlerdailysolutionsweignoredbefore,”saidDr.Zhou,aneurobiologistfromtheChineseAerospaceResearchInstitute.Herteamcalculatedthatspaceinspiredlifestyleadjustmentscausedabout3%morestableemotionalfeedbackamonggroundparticipants.Still,thefindingsleaveseveraldoubtsunsolved.Researchersdonotfullyunderstandhowmicrogravitytriggerssuchneuralshifts.Someexpertsremaincautious,sayingthemodel’ssimulationmethodsneedfurthertesting.Acertainsleeprelatedneuralpattern,forinstance,maybeeffectiveforreasonsunrelatedtoitsspaceobservedperformanceitself.Despitethedebate,theresearchprovidespracticalguidancefordailymentalcare.Ithelpsscientistsdevelopmildernondrugadjustmentplansandoffersanewpathforexploringhowextremeenvironmentresearchbenefitsordinarypublichealth.Asoneaerospacepsychologistnoted,extremeconditionhumanresearchwillkeepofferingnewinsightsfordailylifeasspaceexplorationadvances.32.Whatdoweknowaboutthenewstudy?A.Itcoversworldwideastronautgroups. B.Itprovesneuralchangeshaveended.C.Itstudies10yearlongtermspacedata. D.Itclarifiesallneuraladaptivemysteries.33.WhatcanbeinferredfromParagraph3?A.Extremeenvironmentresearchguidesdailymentalcare.B.Earlyexpertsfoundenoughlongtermreliefways.C.Medicationimprovesemotionmorenaturally.D.Spacepatternscausemostneuralimprovements.34.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetothestudy?A.Uncaring. B.Positive. C.Doubtful. D.Cautious.35.Whichisthebesttitleforthetext?A.SpaceNeuralResearch:LessonsforDailyMentalHealthB.NeuralPatterns:CausesofSleeprelatedTraitsC.MicrogravityAdaptation:RulesofSpaceSurvivalD.SpaceExploration:ANewWaytoCureDiseases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可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Buildingurbansolitarybeesheltersisaneco-friendlymeasuretoprotectnativepollinators.Unlikecommonhoneybees,thesesmallbeeslivealoneandplayakeyroleinpollinatingurbanwildflowersandgardenplants.Sheltersareusuallymadeofhollowplantstemsandwoodentubesfixedonoutdoorwalls.____36____.Itscoregoalistoprovidesafebreedingplacesforbeesandmaintainurbanplantdiversity.Biologistspointoutthatstablesolitarybeepopulationscanhelpcitiesdealwithflowerdegradationandinsufficientpollination.Shelterbuilderscanadoptdirectorindirectconstructionmethods.Whenusingthedirectway,peoplefixreadymadehollowtubesonoutdoorsurfacesdirectly.____37____.Oncethetubesaretightlyfixedandshadedproperly,beeswillchoosethemastheirnestsgradually.Inothercases,workersbuildlayeredplantbarriersfirst,thenplacebeetubesinsidethebarriers.Thebarrierskeepbeesawayfrombadweatherandnaturalenemies.____38____.Inthisway,humaninterferenceiskepttoaminimum.Instead,buildersguidenaturalbeeplantmatchingwithsimpleadjustments.Oncebeesformstablebreedinggroups,furthermanualworkwillbereducedgreatly.Ecologistsnotethatsafebeeshelterscanimprovethesurvivalrateofurbanpollinators.____39____.Ecologicalstudiesregardsuchstablepollinationsystemsasthebaseofurbanecologicalbalance.Severalfieldresearcheshavebeendonetoexplorehowbeesheltersimproveurbanecologicalconditions.____40____.Itisworthpopularizingforurbanbiodiversityprotection.However,itfacesrealworldchallenges,onebeingregularmaintenanceofthewoodentubes.Forthisreason,it’sbettertocombinedirectandindirectbuildingwaysincitygreenspaceprojects.A.IndirectbeeshelterbuildingismorewidelyusedandalsoalowriskchoiceB.ThispracticecomesfromurbanpollinatorprotectiontheoryC.DirectbeeshelterbuildingisprovedmorestablethanindirectbuildingD.ThismeasureispopularamonggardenloversinwesterncountriesE.BuildersselectweatherresistanttubesandfixthemonebyoneF.IndirectbeeshelterbuildingfocusesoncreatingnaturalbeelivingenvironmentsG.Thismethodisusedinurbangreenprojectstosolvepollinationrelatedproblems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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Whensortingoutcommunityolditemdonations,Ispottedafadedhandboundnotebook,whichtotallyshiftedmyviewofpersistence.Ihadlongbeentrappedinastateofhesitation,____41____halffinishedtasksandgivingupgoalseasilywhenfacingminortroubles.Curiousaboutitsstory,Ipickedupthenotebookinsteadof____42____itoffwithordinarywaste.Itsyellowedpagesrecordedanelderlygardener’sdailynotesonplantingrarelocalflowers.Imadeupmymindtoreadthroughitandlearnfromhisspirit,soIkeptit____43____.Thegardener’snoteswerefullofsetbacks:seedlingswitheredrepeatedly,badweatherruinedsoilconditions,andpestsdamagedbudsconstantly.Manytimesheintendedto____44____halfway,yethechosetosticktohisplanfirmly.Icouldfeelhiscalmnessfromtheplainwords,urgingmetostay____45____ratherthangiveintofrustration.Ikeptreadinginmysparetime,noticinghenever____46____forinstantgainsbutfocusedondailycareandlongtermgrowth.Monthsofsteadyworkfinallybloomedintoclustersofdelicateflowers,bringinghimunexpectedjoy.WhenIfinishedthelastpage,astrongsenseof____47____washedoverme.Irealizedtrueprogressliesinsteadyefforts,notblindrush.Thisnotebookdidn’tjustrecordplantingskills;ittaughtmethemost____48____lessonaboutself-improvement.Ibegantoadjustmydailyroutine,abandoningmycasualattitudeandstickingtosmalldailyplans.Gradually,Ibecamemore____49____todifficultiesandstoppedescapingfromchallenges.Ialsolearnedtoappreciatetinyprogressandkeepapatientheart.Sometimeslife’smostpreciousgrowthnevercomesfrombrillianthonors,butfrom____50____smalleffortsovertime.Thenotebooklaterbecamemy____51____companioninmystudylife.Itremindedmethat____52____wedaretokeeptryingpatiently,wecanbreakthroughself-limitationstepbystep.Ioncethoughtpersistencewastough,butnowIunderstanditisagentlepowertoshapeourselves.Itisnotthegrandachievementsbutthesteadypersistencethat____53____usmoveforward.Thisordinarynotebook,acommondonatedobject,turnedintoaprecious____54____formygrowth.Italwaysencouragesmetokeeppatientandnever____55____inthefaceofdifficulties.41.A.abandoning B.praising C.completing D.checking42.A.putting B.taking C.showing D.giving43.A.temporarily B.secretly C.firmly D.casually44.A.settledown B.dropout C.turnup D.getthrough45.A.gentle B.cautious C.positive D.curious46.A.longed B.waited C.called D.stood47.A.anxiety B.relief C.shock D.regret48.A.basic B.complex C.vital D.strange49.A.sensitive B.accustomed C.devoted D.resistant50.A.continuous B.instant C.sudden D.separate51.A.common B.faithful C.normal D.simple52.A.unless B.though C.if D.since53.A.forces B.allows C.pushes D.leads54.A.reminder B.warning C.symbol D.memory55.A.breakdown B.giveup C.turnoff D.fallapart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。InApril2026,aresearchteamfromtheDalianInstituteofChemicalPhysics,ChineseAcademyofSciences,announcedamajorbreakthroughinperovskitesolarcells,____56____(achieve)acertifiedpowerconversionefficiencyof32.1%,thehighestrecordforsingle-junctionperovskitedevicesworldwide.Theteamdevelopedanovelorganicmolecule____57____(design)specificallyfortheholetransportlayer,akeycomponentthatdeterminesboththeefficiencyandlifespanofthesolarcell.____58____thisbreakthroughverifiedbyindependentthird-partyinstitutions,thestabilityofperovskitesolarcellsundercontinuousilluminationhasbeenextendedtoover10,000hours,meetingthecommercializationthresholdforlarge-scaleapplication.TheresearcherspublishedtheirfindingsinthejournalNature,wheretheydetailedtheuniquemolecularstructureandtherapid____59____(develop)ofthisnext-generationphotovoltaicmaterial.Thetechnologyhas____60____(significant)reducedthemanufacturingcostofrenewableenergy,attractingwidespreadattentionfromglobalenterprises.Theteamhasobtainedalargequantityof____61____(patent)coveringthesynthesismethodandapplicationscenariosofthenewmolecule,____62____covertheentireindustrialchainfromrawmaterialstofinishedproducts.____63____thistechnologywillreshapetheglobalenergylandscaperemainsahottopicamongindustryexperts.Over20domesticsolarcompanies____64____(express)theirintentiontocooperatewiththeresearchteamtoaccelerateindustrialization.Thebreakthroughiswidelyrecognized____65____theglobalenergyindustryasamilestoneincleanenergydevelopment.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，校报推出「YouthInsight」专栏，下设DailyGrowth、CampusPractice、MindExpression三个子栏目。请你结合自身学习与生活，选定一个栏目投稿，内容包括：1.所选栏目及关注方向2.个人成长体悟____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（满分25分）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。“Ifyoucantakegoodcareofmykittenforawholeweek,I’llgiveyouthatlimitededitionanimefigureyou’vebeentalkingabout,”mynextdoorauntsaidwithawarmsmil