高中英語牛津譯林版本冊總復習 優(yōu)秀作品

2023學年度江蘇張家港市暨陽高級中學第一學期期中考試高二英語出卷人：劉信

審卷人：劉信第一卷（選擇題，共80分）第一部分：聽力理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分15分）做題時，先將答案標在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題卡上。第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。1.Whyisthemanstressedout?A.Heisworkingtoohard. B.Heisboredwiththelesson. C.Heisafraidofgettingabadgrade.2.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeakers?A.Theywillpractiseplayingtogether.B.Theywilllearntoplaymusictogether.C.Theywillexchangeexperiencetogether.3.Whywasthemanarrested?A.Hewentoutforawhile. B.Herobbedhisneighborlastweek.C.Helooksverysimilartoacriminal.4.Whydoesthewomanwanttomove?A.Toexperiencesomethingexciting.B.Togetawayfromtheman.C.Togetanewjob.5.Whyarethespeakersupset?A.Theneighbor’sdogbarkstooloudly.B.Theneighbor’sdogisdestroyingtheirgardens.C.Theneighbor’sdogleavesitswasteseverywhere.第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）聽下面4段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，每小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6至7題。6.Whatistheman’sdestination?A.Helsinki.B.NewYork.C.SaltLakeCity.7.Howmanyhourswillittakethemantohisdestination?A.18hours.B.22hours.C.23hours.聽第7段材料，回答第8至9題。8.Whyisthemanattheshop?A.Toorderacameraforhiswife.B.Tohaveacamerarepaired.C.Togetacamerachanged.9.Whatwillthemandoafterwards?A.Makeaphonecall.B.Waituntilfurthernotice.C.Comeagainthenextday.聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。10.Whatisoneofthepurposesofthecenter?A.Toprovideworkopportunitiesforgraduatingstudents.B.ToteachstudentshowtouseEnglishintheirdailylives.C.Tohelpinternationalstudentspreparetoenterinstitutionsabroad.11.WhenshouldoneapplytotheprogramifthefalltermbeginsonAugust30th?A.ByMay30th.B.ByJuly30th.C.ByJune30th.12.Howcanoneapplyforthecourses?A.Byphoningthecenter.B.Byfillingintheapplicationonline.C.Byfaxingtheapplicationtothecenter.聽第9段材料，回答第13至15題。13.Whoismostlikelyspeaking?A.Aparent. B.Astudent. C.Aprofessor.14.Whatisbeingshowninthenewmuseum?A.Theartworkofstudents. B.Theartworkofteachers.C.Theartworkoffamousartists.15.Whatisthebestwordtodescribehowthespeakerisfeeling?A.Proud. B.Anxious.C.Confused.第二部分：英語知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分35分）第一節(jié)單項選擇（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）請認真閱讀下面各題，從題中所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。16._______goodservice,therestaurantoffersdifferentkindsoftraditionalSuzhoudishes.A.Farfrom B.Apartfrom C.Insteadof D.Regardlessof17.Jessiewasveryexcited,justasIhadimagined,______herstolenmotorcycleyesterday.A.findingB.foundC.havingfoundD.tofind18.Itisobvious______thelocalgovernmentcandotoprotecttheenvironmentforthenextgenerations.A.howB.whatC.thatD.which19.Ifyouplantomakeatourofourcity,pleaseletmeknowthetimeofyourarrival________.A.intotal B.inadvance C.indetail D.inparticular20.—Whodoyouthinkisresponsibleforthenaughtyboy’sbehavior,Maryorherhusband?—Weallthinkit’sMaryaswellasherhusbandthat______fortheirson’sbadperformanceatschool.A.aretoblame B.istoblame

C.aretobeblamed D.istobeblamed 21.Ourfoodsupply________.We’dbettergetsomeincasethere’s_________left.A.isrunningout,none

B.hasrunout,noneC.isusingup,nothing

D.hasusedup,nothing22.---Cathy,whydoesyourroommatelookangry?---I’malsofeelingpuzzled.MaybeI______anerve(神經(jīng))whileaskingaboutherformerboyfriend.A.havetouchedB.wastouchingC.hadtouchedD.touched23._______Ihaveneverthoughtofgettingajobinsuchabigcompany,I’llhaveagoatit.A.Since B.Unless C.Once D.While24.---Ifhe________,he________thatpoisonousfood.---Luckilyhecamebacktolifeimmediately.A.waswarned;wouldnottake.B.hadbeenwarned;wouldnothavetakenC.wouldbewarned;hadnottakenD.wouldhavebeenwarned;hadnottaken25.Doingvoluntaryworkisagoodwaytoenrichstudents’knowledge______isusuallyunabletobeacquiredfromtextbooks.A.asB.whatC.thatD.where26.Duringthesummervacation,severalprovinceshave_______distancelearningtohelptheirteacherstoimprovetheirteachingskillsandupdatetheirprofessionalknowledge.A.admittedB.adaptedC.appreciatedD.adopted27.---Sheshouldhavebeenwarnedofthedangerbeforeshecarriedouthertravelingplan.---______,butshewouldn’tlistentome.A.SoshehadB.SoshewasC.SohadsheD.Sowasshe28.Iboughtthesecond-handhousefor________

;it’snearmydaughter’sschoolandmycompany.A.consideration B.conservation C.construction D.convenience29.Allflights_______becauseoftheairtrafficcontrol,thepassengershadtowaitinthehall.A.wereputoffB.havingputoffC.havebeenputoffD.havingbeenputoff30.—Asecond,please.Ihaveanothercallcomingthrough.—____.I’mnotinahurry.A.Enjoyyourself B.Takeiteasy C.TakeyourtimeD.Doasyoulike第二節(jié)完形填空（共20小題；每小題1分，滿分20分）請認真閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。Eachofusstrugglesforself-respectandself-worthtosomedegree.Ispentmuchtimetryingtoachieveperfectionineveryaspectofmylife.

Iwasahappykidwithalotoffriendsandasupportivefamily.Butgrowingupwasreally31__andevenscarysometimes.Duringmychildhood,Iwasconstantlyinvolvedinsomethingthatincludedpeople’sviewingmyachievementsormy32_.Iwantedeveryone’spraiseandacceptance,butIwasmyowntoughestcritic(挑剔的人).AfterIgraduatedfromhighschool,my33tobe“thin”begantotroubleme.Ibegantryingtodietby34myfood.Inthebeginning,Ifeltgreat—attractiveandsuccessful,almostsuperhuman.IeventhoughtthatIwasbetterthaneveryoneelse.WhatIdidn’tseewasthatIwasslowly35myself.Peoplearoundmebeganto36myweightloss.Theysaidwithconcern.“You’relosingtoomuchweight.”“Elisa,you’resothin.”AlltheirwordsonlysuggestedthatIwasgettingcloserto“37”.Sadly,Itookmyphysical38thefirstimportantinmylife,39thatitwasthewaytobecomesuccessfulandaccepted.ThenIcutdownmy40moreandmore,untila41dayconsistedofhalfateaspoonofnonfatyoghurtandcoffeeinthemorning,andacupofgrapesatnight.Butmypoor42begantocausemetolose43_.Thenonenight,likemanynightsbefore,Icouldn’tsleep,andmyheartfeltasthoughitmightbeatoutofmychest.Itriedto44,butIcouldn’t.ThebeatingbecamesorapidandsostrongthatIcouldnolonger45.WhatIhaddonetodietnearlycausedmetohaveaheartattack.Istoodup,andimmediatelyfelldown.Iwasreally46,andIknewIneededhelp.Myroommaterushedmetothe47,beginningthelongroadtomy48.Ittookalot—doctors,nurses,nutritionists,foodsupplements…Andmostimportant,asenseofwhatwastrueaboutmyselfgotbackontrackwithreality.Irealizedthat,withmy49oftryingtobe“perfect”onthe50,IhadsacrificedwhoIwasontheinside.WhatIknownowis,weare—eachandeveryoneofus—alreadyperfect.31．A.natural B.hard C.easy D.possible32．A.natures B.backgrounds C.failures D.scores33．A.problem B.desire C.way D.promise34．A.collecting B.checking C.controlling D.balancing35．A.killing B.forgetting C.asking D.questioning36．A.help B.accept C.refuse D.notice37．A.perfection B.devotion C.destination D.attention38．A.strength B.exercise C.examination D.appearance39．A.believing B.realizing C.pretending D.declaring40．A.expense B.movement C.food D.travel41．A.pleasant B.difficult C.different D.typical 42．A.memory B.nutrition C.knowledge D.taste43．A.weight B. hope C.sleep D.job44．A.walk B.relax C.cry D.talk45．A.breathe B.resist C.wake D.remember46．A.scared B.annoyed C.discouraged D.disappointed47．A.bed B.office C.school D.hospital48．A.glory B.recovery C.discovery D.victory49．A.skill B.decision C.experience D.deal50．A.whole B.face C.mind D.outside第三部分：閱讀理解（共15小題；每小題2分，滿分30分）請認真閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。AWelcometoOysterOysterisasmartcardwhichcanholdPayasyougocredit,TravelcardandBus&Tram(有軌電車)Passseasontickets.Itisthecheapestwayforyoutopayforsinglejourneysonbus,Tube,tram,DLR,LondonOvergroundandmostNationalRailservicesinLondon.PayasyougoonyourOystercardUsingPayasyougoischeaperthanpayingcashformostjourneys.DailylimitIfyou’reunsureofthenumberofjourneysyou’regoingtomake,Oysterpayiseasyforyoutouse.Makeasmanyjourneysasyoulikeandyou’llneverpaymorethanthedailylimitforthezonesyou’vetravelledin.Dailylimitsarecalculatedovera24-hourperiod,coveringallthejourneysstartingbetween4:30and4:29thenextday.Therearedifferentlimitsfordifferenttypesoftransportandtimesofday.Thesystemcalculatesthedailylimitbasedonwhenandhowyoutravel.Moneywillbetakenawayfromyourcardeachtimeyoutravel,untilyoureachadailylimit.ThisincludesPayasyougotravelonbus,Tube,tram,LondonOvergroundandmostNationalRailservicesinLondon.RiverservicesandtheEmiratesAirLinedonotcontributetoyourdailylimit.Formoreinformation,visitSeasonticketsonyourOystercardYoucanbuyTravelcardsandBus&TramPassesonOyster.WithaTravelcard,youcantravelasmanytimesasyoulikeonbus,Tube,LondonOvergroundandNationalRailservicesonthedates,andacrossthetravelzonesyou’vepaidfor.PleaseensureyourTravelcardcoversallthezonesyoutravelthrough.IfyourTravelcardincludeszone3,4,5or6,youcanalsouseitontramservices.Bussymbolonthedatesyou’vepaidfor.TheredroundelWhenyoufirstgetanOystercard,youwillneedtopaya￡5refundable(可退款的)deposit.IfyounolongerneedyourOystercard,we’llrefundanyremainingpay.Findoutmoreat51.Whatdoweknowaboutthedailylimit?A.You’llstoppayingonceyoureachthedailylimit.B.Riverserviceshelpcontributetoyourdailylimit.C.Thedailylimitisfixednomatterwhenyoutravel.D.You’llpaymorethanthedailylimitforyourtravel.52.Seasonticketsinclude_____.A.OystercardandTravelcards B.PayasyougoandTravelcards C.TravelcardsandBus&TramBEveryculturehasarecognizedpointwhenachildbecomesanadult,whenrulesmustbefollowedandtestspassed.InChina,althoughteenagerscangettheirIDcardsat16,manyonlyseethemselvesasanadultwhentheyare18.IntheUS,whereeveryonedrives,themainsteptothefreedomofadultlifeislearningtodrive.At16,Americanteenstaketheirdrivingtest.Whentheyhavetheirlicense,theydriveintothegrown-upworld.“Nobodywantstoridethecheesebustoschool,”saidEleanorFulham,17.Shebroughtthepressurebacktomemory,especiallyforkidsfromwealthierfamilies.“It'slikeyou’renotcoolifyoudon’thaveacar,”shesaid.Accordingtorecentresearch,41%of16to19-year-oldsintheUSowncars,upfrom23%in1985.Although,mostofthesecarsareboughtbyparents,someteensgetpart-timejobstohelppay.Notallfamiliescanaffordcarsfortheirchildren.Incitieswithsubwaysandlimitedparking,someteenagersdon'twantthem.Butinrichsuburbanareaswithoutsubways,andwherebicyclesaremoreforfunthantransportation,itisstrangeforateenagernottohaveacar.Butpolicesay16-year-oldshavealmostthreetimesmoreaccidentsthan18to19-year-olds.Thishasmademanyparentspausebeforelettingtheirkidsdrive.JulieSussman,ofVirginia,decidedthathersonChad,15,willwaituntilheis17toapplyforhislearner'spermit.Chadsaidhehasacceptedhisparents'decision,althoughithascausedsometeasingfromhisfriends.“TheysaythatIamunlucky,”hesaid,“ButI'dratherbealivethandriving,andIdon'treallytrustmyfriendsontheroad,either.”InChinaasmorefamiliesgetcars,more18-year-oldslearntodrive.Willthisbecomeabigsteptobecominganadult?53.Whichmayserveasthebesttitleofthearticle?A.DrivingintotheGrown-UpWorldB.CarsHelpingYoutoGrown-UpC.Teenagers'DrivinginAmericaD.RecognizedPointofBecominganAdult54.16-year-olddrivershavemoreaccidentspossiblybecause________.A.theywanttoshowthemselvesoffB.theyareneverexperienceddriversC.olderpeoplealwaysdrivebetterD.theyneverdrivecarefullyontheroad55.WhichmayNOTbetakenintoconsiderationwhendecidingwhethertobuyacar?A.HowwelloffthefamilyisB.WhetherthekidisoldenoughC.Whetherit'spracticallyneededD.Whatroadconditionthereisaround56.WhenChadsaid“Idon'treallytrustmyfriends…”,hemeantthat________.A.hemightrunintohisfriendsifhedroveB.hedidn'tagreewithhisfriendsC.hemightnotbesafeifhisfriendsdroveD.hewasafraidthathisfriendsmightwelllietohimC Alotofusthinkthatweshouldvisitthedentisteverysixmonths.Whetherthosecheck-upsarereallynecessaryis,however,amatterofdebate.In2000,three-quartersofdentistssurveyedinNewYorkwererecommendingsix-monthlycheck-ups,despitetheabsenceofevidence.Today,manyorganizationsstillrecommendsix-monthlycheck-ups.Butforseveraldecadessomehavebeenarguingthatthechoiceofsixmonthsastheidealspacebetweenvisitsisratherquestionable.Forexample,AubreySheiham,aprofessorofdentalpublichealth,publishedapapercomplainingaboutthelackofevidenceforsix-monthlycheck-ups.Almost40years,he’sstillmakingthesamepoint.LastyeartheCochraneCollaborationperformedareviewoftheresearchthathadbeendoneandtheyweredisappointedwithwhattheyfound.Thequalityandquantityoftheresearchwassimplytoopoortobackuptheideaofsix-monthlycheck-ups.There’ssomethingelsewehavetobearinmind.Evenwhenastudyfinds,forexample,thatchildrenwhogotothedentistfrequentlyhavefewerfillings,theremaybeotherfactors(因素)atwork.Thosesamechildrenmayhaveotheradvantages;theymayeatmorehealthilyandhavebetterqualitydentalequipment.Howoftenshouldyouvisitthedentist,then?BodieslikeNice,whichprovidesguidancefortheNationalHealthServiceinEnglandandWales,saythatthefrequencyofdentalvisitsalldependsontheindividual.Theyrecommendthatchildrengoatleastonceayearbecausetheirteethcandecay(蛀蝕)faster,whileadultswithoutproblemscanwaitaslongastwoyears.TheyevengoasfarastosaythatlongerthantwoyearsisOKforpeoplewhohaveshowncommitmenttocaringfortheirteeth.Wheredoesthisleavetherestofusthenexttimewereceiveacardinthemailremindingusournextdentalvisitisdue?We’dalllikeanexcusetogolessoften,andthegoodnewsisthatifyoudon’thaveanyproblemsyoucanprobablywaitalittlelongerthansixmonthsbetweenvisits.Butexactlyhowlongyoucanwaitbeforeyourappointmentwiththedentist’schairwilldependontheassessmentyouandyourdentistmakeofyourownrisk.57.Whosupportssix-monthlydentalcheck-ups?A.Allthedentists. B.Manyorganizations. C.AubreySheiham. D.TheNationalHealthService.58.Theresearchmaynotprovetheideaofsix-monthlycheck-upsbecause_____.A.theresearcherswerenotqualifiedB.thenumberofthesubjectswasbigC.theremightbeotherfactorsatworkD.therewasalackofqualitydentalequipment59.Wecanlearnfromthelasttwoparagraphsthat_____.A.peopleoftenfindexcusestoavoidthenextdentalvisitB.thefrequencyofdentalvisitsvariesfordifferentpeopleC.peopleshoulddecidewhentogotothedentistbythemselvesD.thehealthierapersonis,thelessfrequentthedentalvisitsare60.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.Howcanwegotothedentistless?B.Whydoweneedtovisitourdentist?C.Whoshouldgotothedentistfrequently?D.Howoftendoweneedtovisitourdentist?DItwasacoldnightinDecember.Twobeggarsweresittingonabusystreetcornerinthedowntownsectionofthecity.Thecoldwindmadethemhuddle(擠)togetherforheatandcomfort.Theywatchedhelplesslyasscoresofpeoplewalkedby,someignoringthemonpurposeandotherstoocaughtupintheirowncarestoevennoticetheirexistence.Everysooften,akind-heartedwomanorasmallchildwoulddropafewcoinsinthehatswhichlayinfrontofthemontheicysidewalk.Somepeople,feelingparticularlygenerous,wouldevenpulloutabillortwofromtheirwalletsanddropthemintothebeggars’hatsandthencontinuedtheirwalking.Todaywasnotabaddayforbegging.Themenwereabletocollectenoughforagoodmealatthecoffeeshopdownthestreetandafewcandlestolightuptheirshelterinthealley(胡同)behindthetrainstation.Asthecrowdbegantodiedown,theystartedtopackuptheirbundlesandheadfortheireveningshelter.Justastheyweregettingreadytoleavethestreetcorner,theynoticedamanwalkingtowardthem.Hewasobviouslyawealthyman—theycouldtellthatfromthefinelytailoredbusinesssuithewaswearingandthegoldwatchchainadorned(裝飾)hisleftpocket.Thefirstbeggarlookedatthesecondandwhisperedwithexcitement,“He’scomingourway!Thetwotriednottolookdirectlyatthemanashesteppedclosertothem,buttheycouldn’thelpstaringathimashereachedintohispocketandtooksomethingout.“Thunk”wastheonlysoundtheyheardaswhatlookedlikeapieceofhardcandy,wrappedcarefullyintissuepaperhiteachoftheirwaitinghats.Therichmanturnedandcontinuedonhisway,notmakingabackwardglance.“Howinsulting!”saidthefirstbeggar,assoonastherichmanwasoutofsight.“Hecouldhaveeasilyleftusafewcoinsorasparebill,butheplayedajokeonuswithapieceofrockcandy.”Helookedatthewrappedofferingwithdisgust.“Whodoeshethinkweare—children?There’snowaywecaneveneatthis—wehavenoteeth.”Thebeggarpickeduptheobjectwiththeverytipsofhisfingersandthrewitintothegutter(排水溝).Hewatchedasitfloatedafewyardsinthestreamofmuddywateranddisappearedintothegutterattheendofthestreet.Then,hegathereduphisthingsandwalkedaway.Thesecondbeggarlookeddownatthemorselinhishat,thenathisdepartingfriend.Hisfirstthoughtwastotossthedonationinthetrashcanunderthestreetlight.Buthissecondthoughtmadehimchangehismind.“Ihaven’thadanythinglikethisforages,”hethought.“Ican’tchewit,butIcansuckonitforawhile,andthesweetjuicewillstayinmymouthforalongtime.Howniceofthatmantooffermesomethingsosweet!”Heopenedthepapereagerly,thenpausedashishandstouchedtheinside.“MaybeIshouldsaveitforanothertime,”hethought.“Itwon’tspoil,andIcouldeatitlaterwhenI’mreallyhungry.”Thebeggarpausedforamoment,thenhesaidaloud,“Hewantedmetohaveitanyway.Imightaswellenjoyitnow.”Withthat,heunfoldedthepaper,buttohissurprise,therewasnohardrockcandyinside.Instead,intohisfingersfellashinywhitepearlworththousandsofdollars.61.Thefirstparagraphservesasa(n)______.A.explanationB.introductionC.backgroundD.comment62.Thetwobeggarsthoughtthemanwasrichfrom_____.A.hisappearanceB.hiswayofwalkingC.thejewelleryheworeD.theshinyshoes63.Whatdidthefirstbeggarthinkoftherichman?A.Helookeddownuponthepoor.B.Hewasverykindandwarm-heartedC.HetreatedthemaschildrenD.Hewastoomean.64.Theunderlinedwords“themorselinhishat”probablyreferto______.A.thedonationfromtherichmanB.thecoinsthesecondbeggarcollectedC.therockcandytherichmangavethesecondbeggarD.thefoodthesecondbeggarleftover65.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A.Everydoghasitsday.B.Patienceisthebestremedyforeverytrouble.C.Hewholaughslastlaughsbest.D.Hethatcanhavepatiencecanhavewhathewill.第二卷（非選擇題，共40分）第四部分：詞匯檢測（共5小題；每小題1分，滿分5分）根據(jù)句子意思和首字母提示，在空白處填上一個在語法和意思上都恰當?shù)脑~。 注意：請將一個完整的單詞寫在答題卡上。66.Formanyyears,thecouplehavebeenb___▲____statesecretstoAmerica.67.Nowadaysyoungpeopleareusuallyind___▲_____withtheirparentsonhowtospendmoney.68.Shehasalotofdifferentjobs,r___▲____fromcheftoswimminginstructors.69.I___▲____huntingofanimalsshouldbebannedinordertosavethoseendangeredanimals.70.Thebabywasborndeadasac___▲____ofaninjurytoitsmother.第五部分：綜合填空（共5小題，每小題1分，滿分5分）請認真閱讀下列各句，并根據(jù)題干所給的信息在空格處填上一個恰當?shù)脑~。 注意：請將一個完整的單詞寫在答題卡上。71.----Whydoesthelakesmellterrible?----Becauselarge___▲____ofwaterhavebeenpolluted.72.---WouldyoucometojoinourpicnicatthebeachthisSaturday?---I’llbegladto,iftime▲.73.---Parentsneedtoencourageasenseof▲intheirchildren.----Yousaidit!It’simportantforchildrentolearntobehaveproperlyinawaythatwillnotharmthemselvesorotherpeople.74.----Haveyouseenthefilm?Itisquiteinteresting!----Yes,itis___▲____uponanovelby

----Wheredoyourclassmatescomefrom?----Them___▲____ofthemcomefromSuzhou,andsomeothersfromneighboringcities.第六部分：任務型閱讀（共10小題；每小題1分，滿分10分）請認真閱讀下列短文，并根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容在文章后表格中的空格里填入一個最恰當?shù)膯卧~。注意：每個空格只填1個單詞。請將答案寫在答題卷上相應題號的橫線上。Youwanttobeconfidentandfeelconfident,butwhatifyou'restartingwithlittleornoconfidence?Trueself-confidenceisn’tanovernightacquisition(習得).Ittakesdevotiontorealizeyouareagoodhumanbeingthatisworthyofrespectandlove.RecognizeyourinsecuritiesWhatdoesthatvoiceinthebackofyourmindsay?Whydoyoufeeluncomfortableorashamedofyourself?Thiscouldbeanythingfromregretstofriendsatschoolornegativeexperience.Whateverismakingyoufeelunworthy,orashamed,recognizeit,giveitaname,andwriteitdown.Youcanalsotearthesewrittenpiecestostartfeelingpositiveonthosepoints.GetridofinsecuritiesgraduallyEachdayyoushouldweakenit.There'snoquickfix.Gettotherootoftheproblem;focusonitandunderstandthatyouneedtosolveeachissuebeforeyoucanmoveon.Checkifitisanoldpastemotionandifitisreallystillrelevantorproperinyourlifetoday.Andthatdoesnotmeanyouhavetogetridofwhatevermakesyoufeelbad(manytimes,yousimplycan't).Youneedtolearntoacceptyourself,yourpast,yoursituationsastheyare,withoutnecessarilythinkingofthemas“bad”.IdentifyyoursuccessesEveryoneisgoodatsomething,sodiscoverthethingsatwhichyoudoextremelywell,thenfocusonyourtalents.Giveyourselfpermissiontobeproudofthem.Giveyourselfcreditforyoursuccesses.Inferiority(自卑)isastateofmindinwhichyou'vedeclaredyourselfavictim.Donotallowyourselftobetreatedunfairly.BePositiveAvoidself-pity,orthepityandsympathyofothers.Neverallowotherstomakeyoufeelinferior(低下的)—theycanonlydosoifyouletthem.Ifyoucontinuetodislikeandlookdownuponyourself,othersaregoingtodoandbelievesimilarly.Instead,speakinapositivewayaboutyourself,aboutyourfuture,andaboutyourprogress.Donotbeafraidtoshowyourstrengthsandqualitiestoothers.Bydoingso,youstrengthenthoseideasinyourmindandencourageyourgrowthinapositivedirection.Apply“facialfeedbacktheory”Studiessurroundingwhat’scalledthe“facialfeedbacktheory”suggestthattheexpressionsonyourfacecanactuallyencourageyourbraintoexpresscertainemotions.Solookinthemirrorandsmileeveryday,andyoumightfeelhappierwithyourselfandmoreconfidentinthelongtermHelpothersWhenyouknowyou’reofhelptothepeoplearoundyou,andaremakingapositivedifferenceinotherpeople’slives(evenifit’sjustbeingkindertothepersonwhoservesyoucoffeeinthemorning),you’llknowthatyouareapositiveforceintheworld—whichwillimproveyourselfconfidence.Now,dearfriends,willyouletconfidencekeepyoucompany?Beconfident,andachievingyourgoalswillbejustaroundthecorner.Title:TheWaystoBecomeConfidentSpecificwaysSupportingdetailsRecognizinginsecurities◆Findoutwhat（76)▲youuncomfortableorashamed,forgetitandfeelpositive.(77)▲insecuritiesgradually◆Findoutthe(78)▲ofproblems,solvethemandlearntoaccept(79)▲youare.Identifyingsuccesses◆Findoutyourtalents,take(80)▲inthemandpraiseyourselfforyoursuccesses.Beingpositive◆Speak(81)▲aboutyourself.◆Don’tmakeyourself(82)▲byothers.Applying“facialfeedbacktheory”◆Lookinthemirrorandsmiletogainmore(83)▲____.Helpingothers◆Be(84)▲tothepeoplearoundyou.Conclusion:◆Confidencehelpspeopleachievegoalsandbecomeworthytobe(85)▲andloved.第七部分：書面表達（滿分20分）86.一年一度的校園文化節(jié)又拉開了序幕，但今年學生卻沒有表現(xiàn)出像往年的興趣和熱情。面對這一現(xiàn)象，有人提出校園文化節(jié)還要不要舉辦的問題，這引起了同學們的討論。上周末你班也進行了一場討論。請你根據(jù)下面表格所提供的內(nèi)容將討論結(jié)果做一總結(jié)并發(fā)表自己的觀點。觀點支持1.給學生創(chuàng)造了展示自我才華的舞臺；2.有利于提高學習興趣；3.……反對1.學習任務重，抽不出時間；2.……你的看法（至少兩點）注意：1.行文連貫，內(nèi)容完整；2.題目和開頭語已給出，不計入總詞數(shù)；3.總詞數(shù)150左右。Tobecontinuedornot?Theannualcampusculturalfestivalhasdrawnbackitscurtainagain,butthisyearstudentsdidnotshowtheirgreatinterestandpassionforitasbefore.Thereforeadiscussionhasbeenputforwardwhetheritisnecessarytoholdthecampusculturalfestivalagain.▲▲