廣東省深圳市2023-2024學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期期末考試英語(yǔ)模擬試題（含答案）

廣東省深圳市2023-2024學(xué)年高二上學(xué)期期末考試英語(yǔ)模擬試題注意事項(xiàng)：1、答案寫在答題卡指定的位置上，寫在試題卷上無(wú)效。2、選擇題作答必須用2B鉛筆，修改時(shí)用橡皮擦干凈。3、解答題作答必須用黑色墨跡簽字筆或鋼筆填寫，答題不得超出題框。第一卷選擇題（95分）一、單項(xiàng)選擇（共20小題；每小題1.5分，滿分30分）從A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。1.SincethetraditionalbuildingsofMingandQingDynastiesinthattownarewell____________,youareadvisedtopayavisittherebeforewritingyourhistoryreport.A.furnished B.preserved C.decorated D.deserved2.Decadesago,apersonalitem,iflost,wouldbe____________inthenewperwitharewardforthefinder.A.informed B.advertised C.emphasized D.published3.Thoughhavingeateneverythinginhisplate,thelittleboylookedatthefoodinthepanwith____________eyes.A.greedy B.humble C.mature D.satisfied4.Inaneffortto____________thelossofhishealthduetoyearsofneglect,he____________regularexercise.A.compensatefor;dedicatedto B.compensateto;wasdevotedtoC.compensatefor;wasdevotedto D.compensateto;dedicatedto5.Early____________maybethekeytotacklingtheproblemofsmokingamongyoungpeople.A.comparison B.variation C.intervention D.conservation6.Thevisitingpresidentansweredjournalists’questions,sayingthetwocountriesshouldseekcommongroundand____________differencesonmanyproblems.A.examine B.explore C.assume D.reserve7.Atage12,Janewasdiagnosed____________arareanddeadlycancerandwasinformedthathigh-risksurgerywasheronlychance.A.as B.with C.for D.by8.After____________thefingerprintsfoundatthecrimescenewiththoseofthesuspect,thepoliceconfirmedhisinnocence.A.compare B.comparing C.compared D.tocompare9.Aboveall,Ihavecometounderstandthat____________happinesstoothersisgettingourselveshappiness.A.tobring B.brought bringing D,bring10.Severalmajorindustrialcountriesconcludedtheirannualsummitmeetingtoday,promisingthatbytheendoftheyeartheemissionreductiontargets____________.A.hadbeenachieved B.wereachieved C.wouldhavebeenachieved D.wouldbeachieved11.—What’syourplanfortheholiday?—I____________tovisitmygrandparentsinthecountry.Whileyouareenjoyingyourselfonthebeach,I____________onthefarmatthattime.A.amplanning;willbehelping B.plan;amhelpingC.willplan;amhelping D.willbeplanning;willbehelping12.Itwasafittingopportunitytoexperiencevirtualreality(VR)technology,whichsomeexperts____________asaneco-friendlysolutiontotheproblemofover-tourism.A.hadpromoted B.promoted C.hadbeenpromoted D.wouldpromote13.Jerrypretended____________themomenthisfathersteppedin,whichmadethemanextremelyangrybecausehecouldn’tbear____________.A.tobereading;beingcheated B.toread;beingcheatedC.tobereading;tobecheated D.toread;tobecheated14.Laterinthischapterthecasewillbeintroducedtoreaders____________consumers’supportbecameastreamofmotivationforimprovementofthecompany.A.who B.when C.which D.where15.Nowadaysmanyoldpeopledon’tliketheway____________somechildrentalktotheirparents.A.which B.that C.towhich D.what16.Yearsofteachingexperienceasavolunteerhasmadehim____________thatforstudents’developmenttimelyencouragementalongwithcarefulinstructions____________.A.convinced;count B.convincing;counts C.convinced;counts D.convincing;count17.LincolngavethemanewvisionofwhattheUSAshouldbe,basedontheideals____________byitsFoundingFathers87yearsbefore.A.setout B.setaside C.setdown D.setabout18.____________thereasonsbehindthesespeciesenteringourcitiesare,onethingisforsure,theycouldbewithustostay.A.However B.Whatever C.Nomatterwhen D.Nomatterwhere19.Iwouldgetenoughmoneyreadybeforeleavingforthebookstore____________Ifoundmanygoodbooksthatcouldaddtomycollection.A.sothat B.incase C.nowthat D.evenif20.____________,wealsoneedtoconsiderthatsomeoftheseso-called“urbananimals”havenevermovedatall.A.Howevertrueisthis B.Howevertruethisis C.Howeveristhistrue D.Howeverthisistrue二、閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）第一節(jié)（共15小題，每小題2.5分，滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D項(xiàng)中，選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并在答題卡上將該項(xiàng)涂黑。ASomeliveperformanceroomsonthisplanetarewonderful.Theycanmakeevenasinglenotesoundwonderful.Herearefourfamousconcerthallsaroundtheworld.Enjoy!CidadedasArtes(RiodeJaneiro,Brazil)Openedin2013,thisisoneofthelargestmodemconcerthallsinSouthAmerica.ThisbuildingwasdesignedbyChristiandePortzampare.Named“CityofArts”,thisisaculturalbuildinggroupthathostsartexhibitions,danceevents,comedyshowsandworkshops.TheCidadehasexcellentsoundqualitiesbecauseofbeingdesignedbytheChineseengineerXuYaping.WienerMusikverein(Vienna,Austria)DesignedbyTheophilHansen,thisneoclassicalbuildingopeneditsdoorsin1870andisthehomeoftheViennaPhilhamionicOrchestra,oneofthemostpopularorchestrasintheworld.Itwasherein1913thatthefamousconcertSkandalkonzerttookplace.ThisisalsotheplacewhereeveryNewYear’sDayafamoustraditionalsymphonicconcertisperformed.TeatroallaScala(Milan,Italy)Oneofthemostimportantconcerthallsforoperatic(歌劇的)musicwascompletedin1778.Thisbuildingalsohostsamuseumandoneoftheworldsmostfamousacademieswhereyoungtalentsaretrainedforballetperformances.ThisconcerthallwasrebuiltovertheTeatroaliaScalaDucale,whichwasdestroyedbyafirein1776.Itsawthefirstshowofsomeofthemostimpressiveworksinthehistoryoftheopera,suchasMadamaButterflyandTurandotbyGiacomoPuccini.CarnegieHall(NewYork,USA)DesignedbyWilliamBurnetTuthill,itisoneofthemostfamousconcerthallsintheworldforbothclassicalmusicandpopularmusic.Itopeneditsdoorsin1791withaconcertconductedinpartbyPyotrTchaikovsky.Manyfamousworkswerefirstshowntotheworldhere,includingAntoninDvorak’sNewWorldSymphonyandGeorgeGershwin’sAnAmericaninParis.21.Wherecanvisitorsenjoyawidevarietyofculturalevents?A.InCidadedasArtes. B.InWienerMusikverein. C.InTeatroallaScala. D.InCarnegieHall.22.WhatmakesWienerMusikvereindifferentfromtheotherrooms?A.ItisaconcerthallintheUnitedStates. B.ItisdesignedbyaChineseengineer.C.IthostsNewYear’sDayconcertannually. D.Ithasthelongesthistoryofthefour.23.WhatdoTeatroallaScalaandCarnegieHallhaveincommon?A.Theywerebothbuiltintheseventeenthcentury.B.Theybothgotdestroyedinsomehumanactivities.C.Theywerebothaimedattrainingballetperformers.D.Theybothsawinitialdisplaysofsomefamousworks.BWinningthe2023OscarBestActressAward,MichelleYeohbecomesthefirstAsianwomantotakehomealeadactingstatue.ShewasinvitedtosharesomewisdomonthegraduationceremonyinAmericanFilmInstitute.MichelleYeohrecalledherearlyyears.ShefoundhergiftwastocommunicatethroughmovementYeohtrainedtirelesslydayandnight.Dancewasherbrightfutureanddestinedpath.Unfortunately,lifehadotherplans.Aseriousspinal(脊柱的)injuryentirelytoreherdream,andshewasindeir.Yet,herprincipalencouragedhertostaylooseaboutherfuture.Withthisinmind,shecapturedthefreedomtomakechoicesshemightnothaveotherwisebeenableto.“Whenthechallengecame,Iknewitwasmakeorbreak.”Yeohsaid.Yeohchosetobeacoolstuntman(特技人).“Thefirstthingtheytaughtmewastorollforward,howtofallonmyside,andthenback.”sherecalled.Theactressmentionedjumpingoffa20-foothighwayoverpassforonestunt,inwhichsheover-rotated(旋轉(zhuǎn)),causingherbacktofoldinhalfandastuntwentwrong.“Ididn’tlandproperly,butIcompletedthescene,”shesaid.“Therewereinjuriesasyoucanimaginebutwitheveryinchofskin,Icamebackbetterandbraver.Itstruckmethatlearninghowtofallteachesyouhowtoland,andlearningtolandgivesyouthecouragetojumphigher.Well,youcouldsayIlearneditinmybones,literally.”Yeohadded.ItwasthoseunbearablepainbutdesiredprogressthatguidedYeohtotheOscarstage.“WhatIwanttosayisthatourfallsarethesecretstoourflight.Successwithoutfailureiscalledluck.Itcannotreallyberepeatedorreliedupon.Don’tbeafraidtofall,foryouarelearningtofly.”Yeohsaid.24.WhatdoweknowaboutMichelleYeoh?A.Shewaskeenonballetandhadabrightfuture.B.ShewasthefirstAsiantowinOscarBestActress.C.Shewasindeirafteraseriousinjuryinherleg.D.Shewasgivingaspeechaboutherschoolexperience.25.Howdidtheprincipal’sencouragementprovebeneficial?A.ItremindedMichelleYeohtosticktoherdreamandgoforit.B.ItadvisedMichelleYeohtoaccepttherealityandletitbe.C.ItinspiredMichelleYeohtobeopen-mindedtowardsfuture.D.IturgedMichelleYeohtotransferhercareerfromdancetostunt.26.WhydidMichelleYeohmentionjumpingoffa20-foothighwayoverpass?A.Topavethewayforthelifelessonshewouldlearn.B.Tostresstheimportanceofmasteringtherollingskills.C.Toshowcasethebarriersshefacedwhendancingonstage.D.Toadmitamistakeshemadewhenshewasinexperienced.27.WhichofthefollowingstatementsmatchesMichelleYeoh’sspiritthemost?A.Dowhattheclockdoes.Keepgoing. B.Believeyoucanandyou’rehalfwaythere.C.Noonecandisappointyouexceptyourself. D.Thegreatestgloryisinrisingeverytimewefall.CUncertaintypopsupfrequentlyinconversations.Thepandemic,andthegrowingclimatedisastersheightenourawarenessofourinabilitytocontrolmanycurrentchallenges.Nowonderwe9reinvadedbyanxietyandisolation.Weknowtherearestress-reductiontechniqueslikeyogaandexercise.Anothermuch-overlookedonethatrestoressenseofwell-beingispoetry.Poetryreconnectsuswiththebeautyoftheworld,whilealsonamingitsdifficulties.Ratherthandismissinghardships,poetryremindsusthatothershavealsolostalovedone,experienceddisappointments—havesufferedaswenowsuffer.Poetryallowsustoidentifyourpersonalconfusions,breaksourfeelingofisolation,andconfirmsoursenseofbelonging.Poetryleadsustowardwisdomandacceptance.Scienceagrees.TheArts&MindLabatJohnsHoinsUniversityoffersconvincingevidencethatpoetryisgoodforourhealth.Astudyfrom2013inPhilippinesshowedthatguidedpoetrywritingsessionssignificantlylesseneddepressioninagroupofmistreatedadolescents.Writteneighthundredyearsago,thepoemTheGuestHouseinvitesustoviewlife’sexperiencesandthefeelingsthatarisefromthemastemporaryvisitorsinthe“guesthouse”ofself.Withpatienceandcompassion,theauthorJalalal-DinRumiadvisesustorecognizethatevennegativemoodsarepreciousteachersforourgrowth.Thinkofpoetryasanentrancetoatimelessplacewherewefindcomfort,companionship,connection,wisdom,andhealing.Poetrynamesthedisconnectsaswell,wherewehavegoneblindtothreatsandpersonalsorrowsthatthreatentooverwhelmus.Withitsprecisionoflanguage,anditsnamingofexperience,poetry,inasmallce,usuallyonepage,packsastronghit.Enteringapoem,readerscansensepainfulexperiencesarere-framedandcanbegivenanewunderstandingbyapoem.That’sbecausepoetryreflectsarichmixofthesweetnessandbitternessinlife.Itrefreshesourmindsandoffersinventedlandscapesofimagery.Foryourownpeaceofmind,Iencourageyoutotakeupafriendshipwithpoetry.28.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dismiss”probablymean?A.Reflecton. B.Leavebehind. C.Getthrough. D.Sufferfrom.29.WhatdoesRumisuggestreadersdoinTheGuestHouselA.Viewourselvesastemporaryguests. B.Takeanactivepartinexperiencinghardships.C.Ignorenegativefeelingstoavoidsadness. D.Embracedownsideswithoptimisticattitudes.30.Whatcanbeinferredfromthelastparagraph?A.Poemsmakereadersturnablindeyetothreatsandsorrows.B.Poemscanonlyhaveeithersweetthemesorbitterthemes.C.Poemspossessoverwhelmingpowerdespitelimitedlines.D.Poemsreshapepainfulexperiencesandrestrictourminds.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.Techniqueshelpreducestress. B.Poetryfacilitatesfriendship.C.Hardshipsbenefitourgrowth. D.Poetrypromotesourwell-being.DWhenIsteppedintomysister’shouse,Icouldfeelthetensionamongthefamilymembers.Mynephewwascomplainingthatcurrentallowancesareinsufficienttocoverhisexpensesandquestioningwhyhecannotbetrusted.Financialliteracy(素養(yǎng))isatotallynewwordtohisparentsand,intheirmind,parentsaresupposedtobeextremelytightonkids’money.Asraisedinatraditionalway,weareconstantlytoldtospendafixedamountofmoneyinaparticularperiod,witheverythingarranged.Thelackoffinancialliteracyamongteensismainlyduetothefearoflosingcontrol,whichhasovershadowedtheimportanceofintroducinggenuineideasthatcanpromoteindependenceandresponsibilitytiedtofinancialautonomy(自主).Thismindsetimpliesthatifyoujustfollowtheparentsplan,seeminglyyousucceedinmanagingyourmoney.Still,eachyearheartbreakingnewsaboutcollegestudentswhoareinvolvedinunaffordabledebtkeeppoppingup.Havingfinancialliteracy,however,havemorebenefitsthanexpected.Atbest,teenswithself-disciplinewouldappreciatethetrustandmakeinformedfinancialdecisions.Evenatworst,thecostofmakingmistakesinteenageyearsisrelativelylowandcommittingthemistakeshonestlymayopenthedoortosomeconstructivefeedbackandfinancialtips.Truefinancialliteracyisn’tsimplyaboutimplementingastrictorloosestrategyonspendingbutteachingteenagerstodifferentiatebetweennecessityanddesire,andmakingcompromises.Butmanagedproperly,bothbreadandAirJordanshoescanbeobtained.WithAirJordanshoesahead,thedifficultyinmakingandsavingmoneymakesusappreciatethevalueofefforts.Budgeting,planningforyourexpenses,helpyoumakedecisionsofconsequenceandresisttemptations.Onceteensdemonstrateresponsiblemanagementofcash-basedexpenses,itistimetoconsiderupgrading.However,teensmaynotbefullyequippedtotravelinthecomplexfinanciallandscapewithoutadequatesupervisionandsupport.Afterall,financialautonomycomeswithresponsibilities.32.Whatisthefunctionofmentioningtheauthor’snephew?A.Todrawapersuasiveconclusion. B.Toexplainadifficultconcept.C.Togiveareasonableprediction. D.Topresentaconvincingexample.33.Whydoweneedfinancialliteracy?A.Itguaranteesmorecontrolonmoneybyparents.B.Itstressesthenecessityofproducinggenuineideas.C.Ithelpsgenerateindependenceandresponsibilities.D.Itincreasestheriskofhavingunaffordabledebt.34.WhichpairissimilartobreadandAirJordanshoes?A.Tastydumplingsandcheapstationary. B.Instantnoodlesandall-stargameticket.C.Worn-outjeansandplainbasketballcap. D.Latestelectronicdevicesandraregoods.35.Whatisthepurposeofthepassage?A.Tomotivateteenstohavefinancialliteracyskills.B.Totellreasonswhyteensfailtomanagetheirfinance.C.Toteachteenshowtospendmoneyreasonablyandwisely.D.Toanalyzetheprosandconsofhavingfinancialautonomy.第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)，選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Whetheryou’relookingtoloseafewpounds,spendmoretimeatthegymorlearnalanguage,turningbadhabitsintogoodonesisallaboutself-control.Someofushavemorethanothers.Andresearchshowsthatthosewithmoreself-controltendtobehappier.Buttheproblemisthatweusuallyonlygetrewardedinthefuture.36MichaelInzlichtisaprofessorofpsychologyattheUniversityofTorontoandaself-controlresearcher.Hesaysthattheironicthingaboutself-controlisthatthosewhoarereallygoodatitdon’thavetopracticeit.37Whenyouloveanddesiresomethingthattendstobebetterforyou,likestudying,workinghardorexercising,forexample,youdon’thavetothinkaboutdoingit.Inzlichtsaysthatthesetypesofindividualsgenerallyhavewhat’scalled“traitself-control”meaningit’sanaspectoftheirpersonality.Whenitcomestoimprovingself-control,Inzlichtsaysifsdifficulttochangethepersonalitythatyou’rebornwith.38Awidebodyofresearchshowsthatyoucanimproveself-controlforaparticularbehavioryouwanttochangeorahabityou’dliketodevelop.Forexample,Inzlichtsaysthatwhenwegetpaidtomakelifechanges,we’remorelikelytomakethem.Somegymswillchargeyouacertainamountofmoneyforayear-longmembershipandthengiveyouafewcentsbackeverytimeyoucome.3940Partoffailingatdevelopingself-controlisingettingfrustratedatyourselffornotchangingovernight.Ifyou’rebuildingself-controlinlosingweight,forinstance,don’ttryswitchingtonothingbutfruitsandvegetablesallatoncebecauseit’stoodramaticachange—nottomentionunsustainable.A.However,thisdoesn’tmeanyoucandonothingaboutitB.Anothertipforsuccess,saysInzlicht,ismakinggradualsteps.C.Evenasmallamountofmoneycanencouragepeopletoworkout.D.Theycanmaintainthegoodhabitsallthetimewithoutmucheffort.E.Thus,weareconstantlyweighingwhethertowaitortohaveitrightnow.F.Don’tbeafraidoffrustration,sinceitisnecessaryforyourimprovementG.Actually,self-controlimprovementcanbringaboutbenefitstoallindividuals.三、完形填空（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從各題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。ItwasahotSaturdayatacrowdedmall,andIwaswalkingalongsidemymom.Momisshort,skinny,andeasytobe41inacrowd.Aswewalked,I42upatthepeoplepassingby.Somewerestylishyoungladies,whoworefashionable43andwalkedconfidentlyinhighheels.Anuneasyfeelingstartedto44inmychest.ItgotmoreunbearablewitheveryseconduntilIcoulddenyitnolonger;Iwas45ofmymother.Welivedinasmallbut46apartmentbuildingthatMomchosetomovetobecausesheknewtheschoolsthereweregood.Wewereinahigh-classneighborhood,butasIexaminedthepassers-byandthenturned47eyesonMom,Irealizedforthefirsttimethatwedidn’t48there.IcouldseetheheavylinesaroundMom’seyesandmouth,withoutfancycreamsto49themaway.Hereyesweretiredfromworkinglonghourstomakeendsmeetandherhairtoograyforherage.Mymomisnothingextraordinary,yetatthatmomentshe50becauseshewasjustsoplain.Mymindwas51whenMomsuddenlycalledout:myname.Shewasstandinginthemiddleofahigh-endstore,holdingasweaterthatlookedmuchtooexpensive.Shesaid,“Thiswilllookgoodonyou.Doyouwantit?”Ialmostagreed52andthoughtlessly.ThenItookacloserlookatthesmall,wearywomanwithabigsmile53acrosshernarrowfaceandasweaterinherhands,andmywords54inmythroat.Shelookedsotiredallthetimebecauseshewasbusyworkingtoprovideforme.Shedidn’twearjewelryorscentedperfumesbecauseshewasjust55withme.Iwasnolongerashamedofher,butofmyself.“Doyouwantit?”Mymomrepeated.“Nothanks.”Iresponded. 41.A.overlooked B.separated C.caught D.raised42.A.pointed B.glanced C.waved D.reached43.A.clothing B.uniforms C.trend D.smiles44.A.end B.recover Csettle D.escape45.A.ignorant B.ashamed C.afraid D.guilty46.A.cheap B.cozy C.simple D.expensive47.A.accusing B.convincing C.terrifying D.stunning48.A.connect B.involve C.belong D.equal49.A.put Bease C.blow D.shake50.A.gotacross B.tookover C.heldon D.stoodout51.A.chasing Bwandering C.observing D.guarding52.A.secretly B.regularly C.carelessly D.differently53.A.exchanging B.lifting C.disappearing D.stretching54.A.returned B.existed C.rose D.died55.A.impressed B.patient C.content D.strict第二卷非選擇題（55分）四、語(yǔ)法填空（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面的短文，根據(jù)上下文在空白處填入1個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，并將答案填寫在答題卡上標(biāo)號(hào)的相應(yīng)位置。Americansarebecomingtheirowndoctorsbydiagnosingandself-treatingtheirillnessesonline.Someshow56(resist)todoctorsbecauseofhighmedicalcosts.Ortheystayawaybecausetheyfindthemselvesnoless57(relieve)afterseeingadoctor.Howeverunwillingpeoplearetoseeadoctor,playingdoctorthemselvesis58(risk).Everyday,oversixmillionAmericansturntotheInternet59medicalanswers.Asurveyfoundthat72percentofthosesurveyedbelieve60theyreadonline.Butthechancesoffindingreliableinformation,freefromcommercialintentions,61(be)onlyoneinten.Recentstudiesfoundfaultyfactsaboutdisorders,62madeexpertswarnthatalargeamountofinaccurateinformationexistsontheInternet.63(lack)knowledgeabouthowtosurftheWebsafelyisanessentialproblem.“Navigatingthrough64vastsearchenginelikeGoogleposesrisks.Manysitesmayappearauthoritative,it’schallenging65(determine)theaccuracyoftheinformation.”saysDr.BassfromtheNationalCancerInstitute.五、單句語(yǔ)法填空（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面的句子，根據(jù)句意在空白處填入1個(gè)恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式，并將答案填寫在答題卡上標(biāo)號(hào)的相應(yīng)位置。66.Peoplesaythat18___________(mark)anewchapterinourlives,andthatweshouldbecomemoreindependent.67.Butonreflection,Icanseehowmuchofmytimehadbeenoccupied____________checkingmyphone.68.Tomhasawonderfulsenseofhumourandan____________(infect)laugh,makinghimthemostpopularstudent.69.AntoniewasaFrenchwriterandpilot.Asayoungboy,he____________(obsess)withaeroplanes,ridinginoneforthefirsttimeattheageof12.70.Theintentionoftheseadaptationsistomaketheclassicsmore____________(access)toyoungreaders.71.____________agreyafternoonon19November1863,atall,thinmanmountedaplatforminafieldinGettysburgandbegantospeak.72.Allthewoodenfencesaroundthecampus____________(tear)downbydietimeJackreturnedtoschoolfromhome.73.I____________(sign)anorgandonationagreementthistimetomorrow.74.Wespenthoursreading,____________(seat)onthestore’soldbutcomfortablefurniture.75.Novisitorwouldthink____________surprisingthattheislandisaUNESCOWorldHeritageSite.六、讀后續(xù)寫（共1小題；滿分25分）“Mom,I’msickandtiredofyouraskingaboutme!”Evashouted.“YouhavetounderstandthatI’mnolongerakid!IhaveeveryrighttodowhateverIwishonlyifIdon’tbringpeopletrouble.Mom,Iwanttoletyouknowthis!”“Eva,whathascomeoveryou?”Francesquestionedangrilyatherdaughter’sstrangebehavior.“I’msurprisedatwhatyou’vejusttoldme!Letmeknowwhoistheforcebehindthissillyattitudeofyours.Yourfriendswithbadhabits?Iguessitmaybe!YourdadandI,mysweetheart,havealwayswantedthebestforyoubuthereyou’retryingtotellmehowgrownyouare!”“Yes,IwantyoutoknowthatI’mgrown-upnow!Mom,I’mfifteen!Iknowwhat’sgoodformeandwhat’snot!TaraisjustayearolderthanIambutshedoeswhatshelikesinherhome!ButhereIam,atmyage,beingaskedofwhereIhavebeenandamgoing,whomIamhangingoutwithandallthose!Mom,youknowwhat?I’mtiredofallthese!”Evasaid.“Don’tbechildish,Eva!”Momadvised,wantingtotakeholdofhershoulders.“Taraisn’tmydaughterandmydaughterisn’tTara!Iwantyoutounderstandthatherfamilyandoursarequitedifferentinallareas.Idon’twanttodrawanycomparisonbetweenusnow!You’vealwaysbeenagoodgirl,Eva!Whythissuddenchangeofcharacterinthelastfewdays?!”“Mom,ifyoureallycaretoknow,that’snoneofyourbusiness!Feelfreetoletdadknowwhattookplacewhenhecomesbackfromwork!Bye!”Evaangrilyrepliedtoherandrushedoutdirectlytoheraunt’shome.注意