浙江省寧波九校2023-2024學(xué)年高二下學(xué)期6月期末英語試題

寧波九校高二期末考英語試題2024.6第一部分：聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）做題時(shí)，先將答案標(biāo)在試卷上。錄音內(nèi)容結(jié)束后，你將有兩分鐘的時(shí)間將試卷上的答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題紙上。第一節(jié)：（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)，并標(biāo)在試卷的相應(yīng)位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。WhatcanpeopledoinMoonBayMall?A.Playtheguitar.B.Rideskateboards.C.Shopwiththeirpets.Whoisthewoman?Apatient.Anurse.Adoctor.Howdoesthemanhelpthewoman?Byfixingherbikeatalowprice.Bycallingtherepairshopforher.Byrecommendingarepairshoptoher.Wherewillthewomango?A.TheFrenchmarket.B.TheCanadianmarket.C.TheAustralianmarket.Whatdoesthemanmean?Heisenergeticinworking.Hedoesn’tlikehisjob.Heistiredoftraveling.第二節(jié)：（共15小題；每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）聽下面5段對話或獨(dú)白。每段對話或獨(dú)白后有幾個(gè)小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。聽每段對話或獨(dú)白前，你將有時(shí)間閱讀各個(gè)小題，每小題5秒鐘；聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時(shí)間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。Whydoesthemancallthewoman?Toconfirmherdailyarrangements.Toremindherofanappointment.Torescheduleaphysicalexam.WhatwillthewomandoonFriday?Attendameeting.Takeabusinesstrip.Haveacheckup.聽第7段材料，回答第8至10題。Whatdoweknowabouttheman?HeisinSydneynow.Heworksforamagazine.Hedidn’tpackthesuitcasehimself.Whatmakesthemanfeelpuzzled?Thereisabaginhissuitcase.Anoldwomanknewhisaddress.Thewomanknowsallabouttheoldwoman.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?Onaplane.AttheCustoms.Inapolicestation.聽第8段材料，回答第11至13題。Whydoesthemancometothelibrary?A.Topayafine.B.Tocheckoutbooks.C.Toknowhowtousethelibrary.Howlongisthenormalborrowingperiodforthebooks?Aterm.Amonth.Tendays.Howcanastudentgetabookunavailableatthelibrary?Thelibrarywillpurchaseit.Hehastoborrowitfromanotherlibraryhimself.ItcanbeobtainedthroughtheInterlibraryLoanService.聽第9段材料，回答第14至17題。Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?Thecauseofairpollution.Waystoreduceairpollution.Theimportanceoflimitingtheuseofcars.Whydoesthewomandecidetoridethecitybus?Hercarisunderrepair.Publictransportisfreeinthecity.Shewantstohelpreducepollution.Whatisthefunctionofthenewmaterial?Tomakethefuelclean.Tomakethefuelfullyburn.Tomakethecarrunfaster.Whycan’tthenewmaterialbeusedbyeveryone?Thematerialisn’teasytoget.Theuseofthematerialisdangerous.Peoplearen’tabletouseitbythemselves.聽第10段材料，回答第18至20題。Whatdidtheteammembersdobeforethematch?A.Theyshotsomepictures.B.Theygaveinterviews.C.Theygreetedeachother.Whyarethefansofthegoalkeeperupset?Hehasgothurt.Hehasmissedtheball.Hehasgoneagainstrules.WhatisthefinalscorebetweentheSharksUnitedandtheSpicyChickens?4:4.4:5.5:4.第二部分：閱讀（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四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AAswespeak,ourfundraisersaresinging,dancing,bakingandbucket-shakingtheirwaytohelpbeatcancersooner—andwe’dloveforyoutojointheteam!Ourresearchersaredoingeverythingtheycantomakesure3in4peoplesurvivecancerby2034,butweneedtheenergy,creativityandmotivationofourfundraisingteamstomakethispossible.It’seasytogetinvolved—allyouneedisalittletimetospareandapassionforteamwork,makingadifferenceinyourcommunityandbeatingcancersooner.Notsurehowtogetstarted?Clickonthelinkbelow,pinpointyourareaandgetafeelfortheopportunitiesavailableonyourdoorsteprightnow.Findaroleinyourlocalarea.WorkplaceAmbassadorVolunteer?Couldyouconvinceyourcolleaguestohelpbeatcancersooner?We’relookingforsomeonepassionateandwell-connectedtohelppromoteandsupportourcausewithinworkplacesacrossthecountry.FundraisingGroupVolunteer?Areyouateamplayerlookingtoinspireothersandgetinvolvedinfundraising?We’relookingforenthusiasticvolunteerswithgoodlocalknowledgetosupportfundraisinggroupsorlaunchoneoftheirown.RelayForLifeFundraisingVolunteer?Areyouasociableandmotivatedindividualwithapassiontoshare?ThereareloadsofdifferentwaysyoucanjoinourfantasticRelayForLifeteam,justtakealookhere.Readmoreathttp://www./support-us/voluntter.21.Thepurposeofthisfundraisingis_________accordingtothistext.tohelpthechildrentohelptheseniorcitizenstohelpthejoblesscolleaguestohelpthepeoplewithcancerIfyouarethepersonwhoboastsgoodpeerrelations,thebestchoiceforyouis_________.SingingDancingBakingVolunteerFundraisingGroupVolunteerRelayForLifeFundraisingVolunteerWorkplaceAmbassadorVolunteerWhatisthetexttype?Anonlinenotice.Anonlineadvertisement.Aprivateblogpost.Anintroductiontovoluntarywork.BAsanatureeducator,Han,30,enjoystakingteenagerstodiscoverthemagicoftrees.HealwaysplaysagamecalledEncounterMyTree.Heblindfoldschildrenandletthemexploreatreeusingtheirhands.“Whenmystudentsfindtheirtree,itfeelslikeareunionwithanoldfriend,fillingthemwithjoy,”Hansaid.Hanisalwayssurprisedathisstudents’amazingimaginations.Theymightcallawalnuttreea“bombtree”becauseitsfallingwalnutsarejustlike“bombs”.Chineseprivet,intheireyes,maylooklikea“drone”,sotheycallit“dronetree”.“Althoughobservingtreesisasimpleandequipment-freeactivity,therearequiteafewthingsyoucando,”notedHan.Youcanstudyatreebylookingatthebark’sappearanceandcolorandlookingfortinyporesonthetrunkwhichthetreeusesto“breathe”....Meanwhile,youcanengagewithatree’slifejourney,fromaseedtoafull-growntree.“Youcanfeelthepassageoftimebytouchingthetreetrunkwithyoureyesclosed,orsensetheenergyflowinginsidebypressingyourearagainstthetrunk,”Hansaid.Thekeychallengeinthetreeobservationispatienceandlettinggoofpreconceivedideas.Patienceisextremelyimportantasitallowsyoutoimmerseyourselfinthetree’sworld.PracticingmeditationorplayingtheEncounterMyTreegamecanhelpyouconnectwithtreesfaster.Peoplewithextensiveplantknowledgemayoverlookthebeautyofatree’suniquedetails.Eachlivingbeingisdistinctive,andeverytreehasitsownstoryandgrowthmarks.“Forme,thejoyofobservingtreessometimesgoesbeyondthetreesthemselves,”notedHan.Upinthetree,you’llfindatinyworldwithbusyants,hiddenspiders,andevenparasiticplantscompletingtheirlifejourneys,headded.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“blindfold”meaninParagraph1?A.Loseone’ssight.B.Bendsomethingblindly.Setsomebodyfree.Coverone’seyesthoroughly.Duringtreeobservation,thefollowingsensesareactivatedexcept_________.SmellSightTouchHearingWhichstatementmayHanprobablyagreewith?Treeobservationisneverahardnuttocrack.Nothingbutsimplyobservingisinvolvedintreeobservation.Pleasureofobservingtreesmainlycomesfromthetreesthemselves.Abandoningpresupposedthoughtsplaysacrucialpartintreeobservation.Whichofthefollowingisthebesttitleforthetext?ANatureEducator.ATreeObserver.ExploringTrees.ApproachingTrees.CFromtheveryfirstcellphonedevelopedbyUScompanyMotorolain1973whichcouldonlymakephonecallsfor30minutesatmosttotoday’s5Gsmartphones,theshapeofthemobilephonehasbeenconstantlychanginganditsfeatureshavebecomemoreandmorediverse.Whilecurrentfoldablephonesarelimitedtofoldingthescreenupanddownorleftandright,AItoolspredictthatinthefuture,phoneswillbecomecompletelyflexible,accordingtothewebsitemobiles.co.uk.MotorolarevealedaflexiblephonewithanadaptivedisplaythatcanbewornlikeabraceletandbentintomultipleshapesinOctober2023.Appleisalsoworkingonawaytomakefoldablescreenswithfewercreases.Thephonesofthefuturemayalsobe“self-healing”—whohasn’texperiencedthatawfulmomentwhenyoudropyourphoneandthescreencracks?Soan“unbreakable”phonewouldreallycomeinhandy.In2023,ZhenanBaoatStanfordUniversity,US,developedasynthetic(合成的)skinthatcanhealitselfusingheatandmagnets.Thisartificialskincanstretchlikehumanskinwithouttearing.Thisnewtypeofthinfilmcanrearrangeitselfautomaticallyasitheals.Thewayphonesarepoweredwillalsoseeashift,suchasbyusingsolarenergy.Manyinnovativetechnologiesanddeviceshavecomeoutofthisfield.In2016,KyoceraCorporationfromJapanandFrenchcompanySunPartnerlaunchedasolar-poweredphone,usingsolarpanelsbuiltintothescreentocollectsolarenergy.Ittookaboutthreeminutesofsunlighttochargethephoneforoneminuteoftalktime.Duetothelongerrelativechargingtimewhenusingsolarpower,thephonestillneededtraditionalbatteriestobepractical.However,asthetechdevelopsandsolarpanelscanchargethingsmoreefficiently,wemayseeariseinusingsolarenergytochargesmartphones.WhichfeatureoffuturemobilephonesisNOTmentionedinthetext?Safety.Flexibility.Endurance.Sustainability.Whatmakesitpossibleforthefuturephonetohealitself?Aspecialanimalskin.Anartificiallight.Asynthesizedmagnet.Aninnovativematerial.WhyareJapanandFrenchcompaniesmentionedinParagraph6?Toprovethatbuilt-insolarpanelsinfuturecellphonesisnolongerafantasy.Toarguethatthewaycellphonesarechargedinthefutureisconstantlychanging.Toillustratethatnumeroustechnologiesandproductsofinnovationhaveemerged.ToindicatethatJapanandFranceleadthewayindevelopingsolar-poweredphones.What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardssolar-poweredcellphonesinthefuture?Reserved.Optimistic.Concerned.Indifferent.DSomegirlstendtofeelfrustratediftheyhaveapear-shapedbody,withhipsthatarewiderthanthebust(胸部)andshoulders.Whilepear-shapedpeople’swaistsaretypicallysmaller,theymayhavemorefatontheirhipsandlegs.Asaresult,manypear-shapedgirlstrytohidetheirhipsandlegsunderlargedressesandpants.However,arecentstudysuggestedthatpear-shapedpeoplearetheoneswhowonthegeneticlottery!AstudypublishedinSeptemberbytheUSNationalLibraryofMedicinefoundthatthewaist-to-hipratio(WHR)showsthestrongestandmostconsistentassociationwithmortality.Traditionally,thebodymassindex(BMI)hasbeenconsideredthebestindicatorofhealth.However,thisstudychallengesthisbelief.Itsurveyednearly40,000peopleandfoundthat,regardlessofBMI,WHRispositivelycorrelatedwithall-causemortality(allofthedeathsthatoccurinapopulationnomatterthecause).ThelargertheWHR,thehighertheall-causemortalityratewillbe.Insteadoffocusingonhowmuchfatapersonhas,scientistsinvolvedinthisstudysuggestpeopleshouldfocusmoreonhowfatisdistributedinaperson’sbody.WHR,asitsnamesuggests,comparesyourwaistmeasurementtoyourhipmeasurement.Alargerwaistlinemeansmorecentralfat,whichcouldindicatemorevisceralfat(內(nèi)臟脂肪),alsoknownastoxicfat.HarvardMedicalSchoolstatesthatmorevisceralfatincreasestheriskofillnessesincludingdiabetes,heartdiseasesandasthma.That’swhypeoplewithapear-shapedbodytendtobehealthierthanothers.AccordingtotheWorldHealthOrganization(WHO),ahealthyWHRislessthan0.85forwomenandlessthan0.9formen.Itisimpossibletospecificallytargetwaistfatwhenpeopletrytoloseweight.Butlosingoverallfatwillmakethewaistsmaller.ResearchersfromJohnsHopkinsUniversitysuggestedweeatlesscarbohydratesandmorefoodhigherinfiberandprotein.Moreover,doingstrengthtraininghelpsbuildmoremuscle,whichmakesyouburnmorecaloriesevenwhenyou’reresting.Whydopear-shapedgirlspreferbaggytrousers?Toshowofftheirlonglegs.Tohidetheirbroadshoulders.Toshowcasetheirslimwaists.Tocovertheirwidehipsandthicklegs.Whatdoestherecentstudyfindthatgoesagainsttheconventionalbelief?Pear-shapedpeoplearemuchhealthier.WHRconsistentlycorrelateswithdeathrate.Pear-shapedpeopleareluckytowinlotteries.AsmallerBMIindicateshealthierphysicalcondition.WhatdoestheauthorprimarilyintendtodoinParagraph4?ToannouncethestandardWHRsetbyWorldHealthOrganization.Toexplainwhypear-shapedbodyarelikelytobehealthierthanothers.TointroducewhatWHRreferstoandhowtomeasureourwaistlines.Torevealthehugerisksofvariousillnessesvisceralfatcanbringabout.What’sthetextmainlyabout?Apracticaltipforlosingwaistfat.AhealthyWHRrecommendedbyWHO.Asurprisebonuswonbypear-shapedbodies.Atypicalbodyshapebringinggoodtohealth.第二節(jié)：（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12.5分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出可以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)。PracticalTipsforParentingTeensTeensspendalotoftimeonline.Infact,areportfromCommonSenseMediasaysthattheyspendnearlyone-thirdoftheirdayconsumingmedia.AccordingtoasurveybyKasperskyLab,manyparentsaren’tawareofwhattheirkidsaredoingonline.36._________.Beginconversationsearly.There’snotimelikethepresenttobeginspeakingwithyourkidsabouttheironlinebehaviors.37._________.Remember,teensspendmorethanathirdoftheirdayonline,soit’simperativethatwetaketimetoprovideparentalguidancetohelpthemnavigatethevirtualworld.38._________.Parentsoftenreportthattheyfeelliketheylackthetechnicalskillstokeepupwiththeirchild’sonlinebehaviors,butrespectfully,I’dsaythat’ssimplynottrue.It’snecessarytoreadparentingposts,setupInternetalertsandstayontopofthetechnologicaltrendsoftheday.Youdon’tneedtobeanITexperttobeintheloopandkeepcurrentregardingwhatyourkiddoesonline.Also,therearemanyorganizationsthatofferassistanceandresourcestohelpparentsfeellessintimidatedandmoreconnected.SearchtheInternet.ConductrandomInternetsearchesofyourkid’sfullnameandnicknamesalongwiththelocation,likeresidentialstateorcity,toseeifyoupullupanysurprisinginformation.Also,checkforimagesandvideoincaseyourkidwastaggedinapostheorshedidn’tknowabout.Ifyoufindinappropriatecontent,workwithyourteentogetitremovedimmediately.39._________.Teachthebasics.40._________.Agreatruleofthumbforteensistotreatotherswiththesamerespectandkindnessonlineastheywouldoffline.Weliveinadayandagewherekidsneedourhelpunderstandingthecomplexitiesofinteractingsociallyonlineandoffline.Andtheywantourhelpperhapsmorethanwemayevenknow.A.Staycurrentwithwhat’strending.B.Keepupwithkids’onlinebehaviors.C.Ifnot,repeattheprocedureuntilyoufindany.D.Theseconversationsneedtobeapriorityandoccurregularly.E.Ifneedbe,contacttheserviceprovidertohelptakedownthecontent.F.Fortunately,therearesomewaystostayconnectedandkeepkidssafe.G.Kidsshouldunderstandthatdeviceownershipcomeswithahighlevelofdiscipline.第三部分：語言應(yīng)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第一節(jié)：（共15小題；每小題1分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的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)。Myhusbandmadealittletwo-storyhousethatmirroredourownincoloranddesignforourLittleFreeLibrary,whileIcarefullyselectedbooksfromourfully-loadedshelves.Theidearesonated(共鳴)withusimmediately—insteadof41._________boxesintothecarforyetanotherusedbooksale,wecouldsimply42._________themtothecurb(路邊).Fifteenyearslater,it’s43._________tosaythatthousandsofbooks,aswellastheoccasionalDVDs,CDsandjigsawpuzzleshavebeensharedthroughourlittlelibrary.44._________onabustlingstreet,ourlittlelibrary45._________flowsofpassers-byeachday.Manyofthosewhouseourlibrarydonothesitatetosharethisneighborhood46._________.Likethem,thebooksthatcomeandgoreflectthebroad47._________ofourcity.Arabic,FrenchandRussianbooksarestaples（重要產(chǎn)品）amongthedominantEnglishlanguagebooks.I’ve48._________collectedfavoritebooksofmineinlanguagesIdon’tunderstand,simplyforthejoyofaddinganother49._________tomycollection.50._________,ourlibraryhasn’tsolvedourbook51._________problem—wenowhavemorebooksthaneverbefore.IhaveheardsomecomplaintsthatLittleFreeLibrariesdonotalways52._________thepurposeofbuildingcommunityandmaycompetewithourpubliclibraries.Thishasnotbeenourexperience.We53._________tobuymorebooksthanweneedandwearefiercely54._________usersofthepublicsystem.OurLittleFreeLibraryhas55._________ourloveofreadingandconnectedustoacommunityofbookloversintheheartofourbusyneighborhood.A.loadingstuffingtransformingexchangingA.leadcarrythrowrushA.hardfinesafegoodA.SituatedBasedFoundedGroundedA.spotsnoticesseeswatchesA.sourceresourceenergypropertyA.diversitydifferencedimensiondistinctionA.otherwisemerelyevenjustA.additioneditionvisionadaptationA.FortunatelyDesperatelyAmusinglySurprisinglyA.classificationshortagestoragerestorationA.obtainaccesspromiseserveA.stopchoosecontinuerefuseA.loyaltraditionaladditionaloccasionalA.enforcedexpandedextendedenhanced第Ⅱ卷第三部分：語言運(yùn)用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）第二節(jié)（共10小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。CHANGSHA—Giantanimalpuppets(木偶)heldupbyactorsandaerialdancersswingingviaredribbons,allformedpartofapuppetshowontopofashoppingmall56._________impressedtheaudiencewithitsFrenchflavorinthe57.________(center)ChinesecityofChangshaonWednesday.ThepuppetshowDeLaFontaineis58.________tourinChinafromMay4to12,andwillbestagedinHarbininNortheastChinathisweekend,after59.________(early)hittingthestreetsofChina’sWuhanandChangsha.StagedbyinternationaltheatercompanyArchibaldCaramantran,theshowsarepartofthisyear’sCroisementsFestival60.__________(mark)60yearsofdiplomatictiesbetweenChinaandFrance,accordingtoThomasPenot,ambassadorattheFrenchConsulateGeneralinWuhan.Theshows,stagedinopen-airpublicplaces,61.__________(base)onFrenchwriterJeandeLaFontaine’sfablesRedBalloonandRoosterandStorkRomance.“WereallyenjoyperformingforaChineseaudience,62.__________audienceshereareveryplayfulwheninteractingwiththeactors,”saidOlivierHagenloch,thecompany’sartisticdirector,addingthat63.________visithashelpedthecompanyunderstandChinabetter.TheCroisementsFestival64.__________(provide)aplatformforculturalexchangebetweenChinaandFrancefor18consecutiveyears.Thisyear,thefestivalwilltakeplaceinover30Chinesecities65.________featuremorethan400events.第四部分：寫作（共兩節(jié)，滿分40分）第一節(jié)（滿分15分）假設(shè)你是李華。你的英國朋友Peter得知你校開設(shè)了名為“心靈小屋(SoulHouse)”的心理咨詢室，來信詢問其具體情況。請你給他寫一封回信，內(nèi)容包括：開設(shè)原因和目的；具體實(shí)施及反饋。注意：寫作詞數(shù)應(yīng)為80左右； 請按如下格式在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置作答。DearPeter,Yours,Lihua第二節(jié)：滿分（25分）閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。Wewerearandombunch,joinedtogetherbysocialmediaandthechancediscoveryofaterriblyweakstraycat(流浪貓).Oncebefore,Iwaspartofagroupthatrallied(集合)foracatthatsurelyhadnochanceofrecovery.Intheearlierinstance,IdiscoveredtheorangecatonamiserablyhotandhumidJulyevening,lyingintherain,cakedinmudandpleadingforhelp.Infectionwasragingintwo-thirdsofitsbody,whichdidnotbodewell.Thedoctortoldusthecat’schancesforsurvivalwereveryslim,butwegaveitourbest.Thecat,whichwaslaternamedLucky,weatheredthestorm,thoughlosingallherteethtoinfection.Andluckily,Luckywaseventuallyadoptedbyalovingfamily.SowhenmyfriendShuranrecentlypostedawfuldetailsregardinganewly-found(alsoorange)catonherWeChatMoments,alongwithitsphotosbeingcaredforatapethospitalnearherhome,Ishuddered(顫抖).However,sinceshehadplacedthecatinprofessionalhands,Itrustedthatthedoctorknewbest,andItoldShuranthestoryofLuckyandurgedhertoholdontohope.That’swhenshepostedaboutgoingtothemarkettogetafish,whoseskinwouldbeplacedforprotectionoverthelargeareaonthecat’shaunches(腰腿)whereitsownskinwasgoneandthebonesexposed.NowIfearedtheworst.Meanwhile,Shuransentmeaninvitationtoachatgroup,inwhichIjoinedtheothersrallyingforthecause.Wenowtotaled11—allofusbroughttogetherbyLove,thenamethatShurangavethecat.Inasuddenflurryofmessages,wewereinformedthatLove’sconditionhadworsened.Shuranaskedeveryonetovote:Dowecontinuethetreatmentordoweeuthanize(使安樂死)Love,whowasclearlysuffering?Adeadlinewassetfor2pmthenextday,butwewereinformedshortlyafterwardthatthecat’sbreathinghadgrownveryfaint.注意：續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應(yīng)為150左右；請按如下格式在答題紙的相應(yīng)位置作答。Paragraph1:Sothecircleofnewfriendshuddledagainanddecidedthetimewasrightforamercifulend.Paragraph2:Lovedidnotdiealone,butspentherfinaldayswithusallfeelingfulloflove.寧波市期末九校聯(lián)考高二英語參考答案第Ⅰ卷1-5BACBA6-10BCBAB11-15CACBC16-20BCAAB21-23DDB24-27DADC28-31ADCB32-35DBBC36-40FDAEG41-45ABCAC46-50BACBD51-55CDCAD第Ⅱ卷which/that57.central58.on 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65.and應(yīng)用文DearPeter,Howiseverythinggoing?I’mwritingtotellyousomethingconcerningthequestionsyouraisedinthelastletter.Asisknowntoall,studentsinhighschoolsbearextremelyheavypressure,forwhichourschoolsetupSoulHousetohelpstudentsdealwiththestressandtakepositiveattitudestowardslife.Itwelcomesallofthetroubledsoulstopourouttheirheart,withthoughtfulandunderstandingconsultantsalwaysreadyandwillingtoofferprofessionalhelp.Timenotpermitting,studentsarealsoadvisedtoreleasetheirbadmoodsthroughletters,towhichthey’llsoonreceivethereply.TheSoulHouseissuchabonusthatitisembracedbyallstudentsandteachersinourschool.Whataboutyourschool?Doyouhaveanysimilar“House”tohelpyourstudents?Yours,LiHua續(xù)寫Paragraph1:Sothecircleofnewfriendshuddledagainanddecidedthetimewasrightforamercifulend.GivenLove’sworseningcondition,itseemedpointlesstoseekmoremedicaltreatments.Astimetickedby,thisurgentlyralliedgroupforasharedcause—togiveallouttohelpstrayanimals—hadnoalternativebuttoalloweuthanasiaonLoveimmediately.Shortlythereafter,thefreshly-repairedskinonthehaunchessawtheterminationofthissufferingcreature.AlwayskeepinghercompanywasShuran,who,grievedatLove’sdeath,couldnothelpbutchokewithsobs.“Yougiveityourbestbutitwasbeyondourabilitytogivelifeitself”,Itriedtosootheher.Paragraph2:Lovedidnotdiealone,butspentherfinaldayswithusallfeelingfulloflove.Whenshelaydying,shewasattendedtolikeanangelbyarandomcircleofcaringpeopledrawntogetherbyempathyforstrayanimalsstrugglingtoliveontheharshstreets.Herunhealedskindidhurtbutherheartwashealedinthepresenceofherownguardianangel,myfriendShuran.Theemotionalpainherdeathbroughtuswastremendous,thesenseofhelplessnessimmense.Nevertheless,wegaveitourbest,asIoncedidtoLucky.Sotosomeextent,Love,dyingimmersedinendlesslove,wasjustasluckyasLucky.聽力原稿Text1W:AreskateboardspermittedinMoonBayMall?M:Theyarenotagainsttherules1.Butyoucan’tsingorplaytheguitarhere.W:Whataboutpets?M:Youcanonlytakeguidedogs.Text2M:Hereisyourmedication,please.W:Wouldyoupleaseprovidemewithinstructionsonhowtoproperlytakethemedication?M:Certainly.Itisrecommendedtotakeonewhitepilltwiceaday,preferablyaftermeals.W:Great,Iwillmakesuretofollowtheinstructionsaccordingly2.Text3M:HeyMartina.Ifoundoutwhereyoucangetyourbikefixedfor$20.W:That’scheap!Great.Where?M:Afriendofmineownsabikerepairbusiness.I’llgiveyouhisnumber3.Text4W:Excuseme.I’mlookingforsomehandmadegoodsformylittleniece.M:OK.BoththeCanadianandtheFrenchmarketssellhandmadegoods.W:Oh,yes!IoncesawsomebeautifulwoodendollsinCanada.M:Well,theirmarketisrightoverthere4,acrossfromtheAustralianmarket.Text5M:I’masalesrepresentative.Itravelallovertheworld.W:Don’tyougettiredoftraveling?M:Notatall.I’m55yearsoldandIfeellikeI’mtwenty-five5.Text6M:Yes,isthatPhyllisWheatley?ThisisSimonfromDr.Morgan’soffice.I’mcallingtoremindyouthatyouhaveaphysicalexamscheduledonTuesdayat10a.m.6Couldyoucomeontime?W:Oh,thankyouforcalling.Icompletelyforgot,andnowIhavetofinishareport.CanIreschedule?M:Sure.Wehaveopeningsat8:00Wednesdaymorningor4:00Wednesdayafternoon,thenonThursdayat11a.m.,andFridayintheafternoon,either1:00or3:00.W:Let’ssee.I’llbeoutoftownonbusinessTuesdayandWednesday,andthenIhavemeetingsalldayThursday.OK,soputmedownforFridayat3:007.Thanks.Text7W:Next!Whereareyoucomingfrom?M:Sydney.W:Wereyouthereonbusiness?M:Yeah,I’manartdirectoratafashionmagazine8.W:Ah,magazines.Canyouopenyoursuitcase,please?10What’sthis?M:What’swhat?W:Thisbag.M:Idon’tknow9.W:Youdon’tknow?Thisisyoursuitcase,isn’tit?Didn’tyoupackit?M:Yes,Idid.IpackeditatthehotelbeforeIleft.ButIdidn’tputthatin.It’snotmine.W:Didyoukeepyoursuitcasewithyouallthetime?M:Yeah,ofcourse.Ohno,Ididn’t.AnoldwomankeptitformewhileIwasatthedutyfreeshop10.W:Anoldwoman?Didyouseeherwhenyougotback?M:Yes,ofcourse.AndIsawherontheplane.Andjustbeforewe’dlanded,shespoketome10.ShewantedtoknowmyaddressinSanFrancisco.W:Ihaveapictureofsomeone.Doyourecognizeher?M:Yes.That’stheoldwomanItoldyouabout.W:Ithoughtso.Weknowallabouther.Text8M:Hi,I’manewstudent.Ihaveafewquestions.W:Sure,goahead.M:HowmanybookscanIcheckoutandhowlongcanIkeepthem11?W:Youcancheckoutasmanyasyouwouldlikeandkeepthemforoneterm12.However,ifsomeoneelsewan