2024-2025學年上海師范大學附屬外國語中學高二12月月考英語試卷

2024—2025學年上海師范大學附屬外國語中學高二12月月考英語試卷

一、聽力選擇題(★)1.

A．Attheairport.B．Inthecinema.C．Atarestaurant.D．Inashoppingmall.(★★)2.

A．Askforamorningcall.B．Bookalaterflight.C．Taketheearlyflight.D．Cancelhistrip.(★)3.

A．Thewomanhasagoodgardener.B．Thewomanisgoodatgardening.C．Themanofferstodothegardening.D．Themanwantstohireagardener.(★★★)4.

A．Hefinishedhisdegreelongago.B．He’llworkforhisdegreeforfourmoreyears.C．Hebeganhisstudiesfouryearsago.D．Hehasjuststartedworkingonhisdegree.(★★★)5.

A．Itwasmiserablealldaylong.B．Thetripwasruinedbythebadweather.C．ItwassunnyonSaturdaymorning.D．Thetripturnedouttobegood.(★★★)6.

A．Thepartywasabigsurprise.B．Katehasalotoffriends.C．Themanagreedwiththewoman.D．ThewomanknowsKatewell.(★★)7.

A．He’sgottoomuchinhismind.B．Hebroughtthewrongbook.C．Hedidn’tkeephispromise.D．Heforgotthenameofthebook.(★★★)8.

A．Theymustcheckoutimmediately.B．Theswimmingpoolinthehotelisclosed.C．It’snoteasytocallataxitotheairport.D．Sheagreestogoswimmingwiththeman.(★★)9.

A．Mr.Liu’sschedule.B．ApictureofMr.Liu.C．Mr.Liu’sfavouritehobbies.D．AspecialgiftforMr.Liu.(★★★)10.

A．Themanhasn’tmetTinarecently.B．ThemanwantstoseeTina.C．TinausedtoworkinNewYork.D．Thewomanissoforgetful.(★★★★)聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題11.A．30milliontons.B．18milliontons.C．12milliontons.D．60milliontons.12.A．CooperatewithAsiancountries.B．AsktheUnitedNationsforhelp.C．Getridofdiseasesofriceplants.D．Makeinvestmentsinriceproduction.13.A．Thesuggestionsgiventoendpoverty.B．Theproblemscausedbyriceshortages.C．Theeffortsmadetoincreasericeproduction.D．Theeffectsresultingfromtheeconomiccrisis.(★★★)聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題14.A．Totelladultswhattodoathome.B．Todisciplinenaughtychildren.C．Totakegoodcareofahouse.D．Tohelpafamilybringupchildrenbetter.15.A．Theirbadly-behavedchildrenareoutofcontrol.B．Theirchildrenneedhelpindoinghomework.C．They’dliketodevotethemselvestotheirwork.D．They’dliketosharewithothershowtohelpkidsout.16.A．Totellparentshowtoeducatetheirchildren.B．TorecommendtheTVshowtopeopleinneed.C．Togivepeopleadviceonhowtosetfamilyrules.D．Toentertainpeoplehavingfamilyproblems.(★★★★★)聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。17.A．Astudyonlanguagepolicy.B．Alectureaboutgeography.C．Preparationsforapresentation.D．AtourtoWestAustralia.18.A．Historicalbackground.B．Anoverviewoftheeducationalsystem.C．Theeconomicsystem.D．TheroleoftheEnglishlanguage.19.A．TosearchthemontheInternet.B．TofindthemintheResourceRoom.C．ToaskDr.Whiteforhelp.D．Torefertoatouristbrochure.20.A．Theyhavetofindthetwomapsfirst.B．Theywanttochangetheirtopic.C．TheResourceRoomisabouttoclose.D．It’stimeforthemtohavelectures.二、語法填空(★★★★)Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.ValuingthesoundtrackofourlivesAswegrowolder,wemayforgetwhatweonceknew.However,accordingtoanewstudy,themusic21havelistenedtomaystaywithusforever.ThestudywasledbySarahSauve,amusicscientistattheUniversityofLincolnintheUK.Sherecruitedaround120healthyadultsagedfrom18to86andaskedthemtolistentothreemelodicphrasestakenfrommusicalpiecestobeperformedataconcert.Theythenattendedtheconcertandmadenoteswhenevertheyheardthephrasesplaying.Theresultsshowedthattheparticipantsrecognizedthephrasesequallywell,22agedifferences.Researchersbelievethatthisis23musicactivatestheamygdala(杏仁體).“Weknowfromgeneralmemoryresearchthat,effectively,theamygdala—oremotionalprocessing-operatesalittlebitlikeanimportancestamp,”SteffenHerff,ascientistattheUniversityofSydneyinAustralia,toldNature.Inotherwords,thebrainidentifiesthemusic24somethingsoimportantthatitmustbestoredsafelyforalongtime.Musicalmemories25(make)exceptionallyresistanttotimebyotherpartsofthebrainaswell.Forexample,thecortex(大腦皮層)responsibleformotionrespondstoasong’srhythm,26theauditory(聽覺的)cortexanalyzesthepitch(音調(diào)).Inotherwords,musichasthepower“27(light)up”thewholebrain,saidScienceDaily.Therefore,musiccanbeusedto“unlockmemories”inpatients28(suffer)fromneuraldisorders(神經(jīng)系統(tǒng)疾病),saidAssalHabibi,aresearcherattheUniversityofSouthernCaliforniaintheUS,inaninterviewwiththeuniversity.HabibiistryingtohelppatientswithAlzheimer’sdiseasereconnecttotheir“senseofself”viamusic.“Whenyouhearnostalgic(懷舊的)music,there’sactivityalloveryourbrain,butmostparticularlyinthepart29isnormallyactivewhenwe’redaydreaming.Itisalsoactivewhenwearethinkingaboutourownstories,”saidHabibi.Evenbetter,inthefuture,musiccanhelpdoctorsdetectneuraldiseases.Forexample,accordingtoarecentstudypublishedinNatureCommunications,ifsomeonehastroublerecognizingmusicthatwasextremelypopularintheirchildhood,they30potentiallybeexperiencingneuraldisorders.三、選詞填空(★★★★)Directions:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthere’sonewordmorethanyouneed.

A.rejectedB.determineC.amountsD.declineE.exclusiveF.vary

G.widespreadH.persuasiveI.identifyJ.measureK.translatesTimetoLimitEnglish’sPowerEnglishisanofficialorco-officiallanguageinmanycountriesaroundtheworld.Itsvalueincommunicationisthushigh,andsoistheinterestinlearningit.ManypeopleuseEnglishasasecondorforeignlanguage.Takentogether,nativeandnon-nativeEnglishspeakersworldwidetotalbetween1billionand1.5billion.This31to12%to19%oftheglobalpopulation.ThedominanceofEnglishinglobalcommunicationisviewedpositivelybymanyduetoitspracticalbenefits.However,italsoraisesmanyproblemsfornativespeakersofotherlanguages.Themostimportantchallengeisthatoffairnessor“l(fā)inguisticjustice.”Acommonlanguageisabitlikeatelephonenetwork,butthecoststoaccessanduseit32widely.PeoplewholearnEnglishasasecondlanguagefacelearningcosts,whilenativespeakerscanconnectwithallnetworkmembersforfree.WesternEuropeancountriesspendbetween5%and15%oftheireducationbudgetonforeignlanguageteaching.InEnglish-speakingcountries,bycontrast,foreignlanguageteachinghaslongbeenin33asyoungergenerationsfeellessneedtolearnotherpeople’slanguages.Thistrend34intoconsiderablesavingsthatcanthenbeusedforotherpublicservices.Asecondtypeofinequalityrelatestotheuseofacommonlanguage.Inmostprofessionalcontexts,apersonismoreeffectiveand35whenusingtheirnativelanguage.Thisinequalityisdifficult,butnotimpossible,to36.Inscientificresearch,Englishisoftenrequiredforpublishingininternationaljournalsandobtainingfunding.Astudyof900researchersfoundthatnon-nativeEnglishspeakerstakeuptotwiceaslongasnativespeakerstoread,writeorreviewpublicationsinEnglish.Theyarealsoabout2.5timesmorelikelytohavetheirpapers37forlinguisticreasonsand12.5timesmorelikelytobeaskedtomakelanguage-relatedrevisions.Asaresult,evenwithequalorgreatertechnicalskills,non-nativeEnglishspeakersmayhavefewercareeropportunities.Itiscertainlyeasierto38aproblemthantofindsolutions.However,somecompensatorymeasuresmayhelpreducegloballinguisticinjustice.Someexpertshaveproposeda“l(fā)inguistictax”onEnglish-speakingcountries,withtherevenuegoingtocountrieswhereEnglishistaughtasaforeignlanguage.Otherideasincludemore39useofmachinetranslationandAIinscientificpublications,withpublisherscoveringthecosts.Ofcourse,linguisticjusticeisnotanissue40toEnglish.Thesameproblemwouldariseifanotherlanguagedominatedtheworld.Butrightnow,Englishholdsthatrole.Formanythisisablessing,butshouldwenotalsothinkofthoseforwhomitisacauseforconcern?四、完形填空(★★★)Isthereanythingnicerthanacoolingicecreamonahotsummer’sday?Thistraditionaltreatiscenturiesold,butourtastesandconsumerhabitsare_________.Howistheicecreamproductionprocesschanging,andwhoisdrivingthis_________?Makingicecreamisa_______process.Whiletherecipeis_______-milk,sugarandfat,plusflavorsandcolors-icecreamhasacomplexchemistry.Gettingthe_________rightbetweenice,fatandairisimportantiftheicecreamistohavetherighttexture.Toachievethis,theingredientsneedtobemixedandheated,thencooledandfrozen-aprocessthattakestimeandusesalotofenergy.Designersandengineersareworkingto_________theproductionprocesswithnewspecializedequipmenttomakeitincreasinglyautomated.Fornow,_________,evenwiththehelpofrobotsand3Dprinters,itcantakeuptotwoyearsfromtestinganewfrozendessertproducttoitbeing_______toconsumers.Anddemandisonlygoingup.AccordingtothefoodpackagingcompanyTetraPak,morethan25billionlitresoficecreamwereeaten_________in2021.WhiletheUSandChinaarethebiggestconsumers,datafromNielsenIQshowsthatpeopleintheUKbought28%moreicecreamduringtheUK’srecord-breakingsummercomparedtoayearearlier.__________,risingtemperaturescanexplainwhysomepeoplearebuyingmoreicecream,butit’snottheonlyexplanation.Thepandemichasseenpeople__________pleasurestheycanenjoyathome,whichincludeeatingindulgent(放縱的)foods.Andworriesaboutthecost-of-livingcrisiscouldhavea__________effect,asevenapremium(高端的)icecreamisanaffordabletreat.So,whatnewthingscanweexpectonastickorinacone?Consumersofallagesbuyicecream,butitismillennialconsumerswhoaredrivinginterestinmoreoriginalflavors,includingspices.Dairystill__________,butplant-basedicecream,sorbets(雪糕)andlow-caloriechoicesareagrowingpartofthefrozendessertmarket.But,accordingtoElsebethBaungaard,portfoliomanager(投資組合經(jīng)理)atTetraPak,thenextworldwide__________willbelessaboutinnovationandmoreaboutportionsize.“I’msorrytosayit’ssimply__________,”shesays.“Butthequalitywillbehigher.”41.A．peakingB．evolvingC．continuingD．surviving42.A．growthB．investmentC．expansionD．shift43.A．labor-savingB．eye-catchingC．time-consumingD．profit-making44.A．simpleB．secretC．specialD．specific45.A．linkB．differenceC．lineD．balance46.A．monitorB．improveC．investigateD．observe47.A．thereforeB．howeverC．likewiseD．moreover48.A．vitalB．relevantC．a(chǎn)vailableD．familiar49.A．globallyB．nationallyC．regionallyD．provincially50.A．LuckilyB．HopefullyC．HappilyD．Clearly51.A．reachingforB．seeingthroughC．lookingintoD．showingoff52.A．visualB．indirectC．similarD．dynamic53.A．dominatesB．survivesC．a(chǎn)risesD．spoils54.A．issueB．scaleC．basisD．trend55.A．shrinkingB．varyingC．matteringD．lasting五、閱讀理解(★★)WhenIwaslittle,mydadwouldletmesitbesidehimwhilehepainted.Hewouldtellmehowthecowbyitselfisjustacow,andthegrasslandbyitselfisjustgrassandflowers,andthesunlightgoingthroughthetreesisjustabeamoflight,butputthemalltogetherandyou’vegotmagic.Iunderstoodwhathewassaying,butI’veneverfeltwhathewassayinguntilonedaywhenIwasupinthesycamoretree(梧桐樹)torescueakitestuckinthebranches.Itwasalongwayup,butIthoughtI’dgiveitatry.Istartedclimbing.ThenIlookeddown.AndsuddenlyIgotdizzyandweak.Butthekitewasstillbeyondmyreach.IcaughtmybreathandforcedmyselftoconcentrateonthekiteasIclimbedup.WhenIhadthekitefree,Ineededaminutetorest.That’swhenthefearbegantodisappear,andinitsplacecamethemostamazingfeelingthatIwasflying,sailingamongtheclouds.ThenIbegantonoticehowwonderfulthelightwindsmelled.Icouldn’tstopbreathingitin,fillingmylungswiththesweetestsmellI’deverknown.Inevergotovertheview.Ikeptthinkingofwhatitfeltliketobeupsohighinthattree.Iwantedtoseeit,tofeelit,again.Andagain!Itwasn’tlongbeforeIwasn’tafraidofbeingupsohighandfoundthesamespot.Icouldsitthereforhours,justlookingoutattheworld.Sunsetswereamazing:Somedaysthey’dbepurpleandpink;somedaysthey’dbebrightorange,settingfiretocloudsacrossthehorizon.Theviewfrommysycamorewasmorethancloudsandwindandcolorscombined.Eventually,myfather’sbeliefmovedfrommyheadtomyheart.Istartedmarveling(驚奇)athowthatwaspossible.HowcouldIbesofullofpeaceandfullofwonder?Itwasmagic.56.Whydidtheauthorclimbupthesycamoretree?

A．Toplayinthetree.B．Topracticeclimbingskills.C．Toprovehercourage.D．Togetatrappedkite.57.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthor’sclimbingexperience?

A．Unusualbutpainful.B．Competitiveandimaginative.C．Adventurousbutrewarding.D．Well-plannedandinteresting.58.Whatmessagedoestheauthorwanttoconveyinthetext?

A．Practicemakesperfect.B．AllroadsleadtoRome.C．Positiveactionleadstohappiness.D．Thewholeisgreaterthanthesumofitsparts.59.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?

A．TheLastMemoryB．UpintheSycamoreTreeC．Father’sBestSuggestionD．CloudsAcrosstheHorizon(★★★)TheHottestPeppersintheWorldThetitleof“hottestpepperintheworld”issomethingthat’schallengedmoreoftenthanyoumayexpect.Everyyearhotpeppercultivatorsfindnewwaystocreatepeppersthatwillcompeteforthetopposition.BelowwelistthecurrenthottestpeppersbasedonexpectedmedianheatontheScovilescale(史高維爾指標，辣椒辣度的測量單位).1.PepperXPepperXwascultivatedbythePuckerButtPepperCompanyintheUS.Measuredatitsmaxat3.18millionScovilleHeatUnits(SHU),andofficiallymeasuredat2.69millionSHUintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords,PepperXtrulyoutshinesthepreviousrecordholder,theCarolinaReaper.2.CarolinaReaperTheCarolinaReaper,alsodevelopedbythePuckerButtPepperCompany,heldthetitleoftheworld’shottestpepperintheGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsfrom2013to2021.Thepepper’sheatlevelreachesanaverageof1.6millionSHU,withsomeindividualpeppersrecordedatover2.2millionSHU.3.KomodoDragonTheKomodoDragonpepperisafierychilihailingfromtheUK.It’srenownedforitsextremeheatbetween1.4millionto2.2millionSHU.TheheatoftheKomodoDragonpepperisnotimmediatebutbuildsupfor10secondsbeforeitunleashesitsfullpotential.4.TrinidadMorugaScorpionTheTrinidadMorugaScorpionoriginatesfromislandcountryTrinidadandTobago.Itsintenseheatmeasuresfrom1.2to2millionSHU.Anditlookswicked,withitsscorpion-likestingertail.Thisfierypepperwasevenrecognizedastheworld’shottestchilibytheGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsin2012.5.PotDouglahThe7PotDouglahalsooriginatesfromTrinidadandTobago,rangingfrom923,889to1,853,986SHU.Thepeppergetsitsnamefromthelocalbelief(andfact)thatonepodisenoughtospiceupsevenpotsofstew.Itsdarkbrowncolorgivesitauniqueappearanceamongchilipeppers.60.ThehottestchiliintheworldaccordingtotheGuinnessBookofWorldRecordsin2015was________.

A．PepperXB．CarolinaReaperC．KomodoDragonD．TrinidadMorugaScorpion61.What’sthesimilaritybetweenTrinidadMorugaScorpionand7PotDouglah?

A．TheybothoriginatefromtheUS.B．Theyweredevelopedbythesamecompany.C．Theybothhaveuniqueappearance.D．TheywerebothrecognizedbytheGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.62.WhatcanbeinferredabouttheKomodoDragonpepperfromthetext?

A．Itisamildchilipepperknownforitsimmediateheat.B．ItisaUK-originatedchilipepperwithadelayedheatsensation.C．TheheatleveloftheKomodoDragonpepperisconsistentlyat2.2millionSHU.D．TheKomodoDragonpepper’sheatislessthanthatoftheCarolinaReaper.(★★★★)Literatureopensupanewworldforthereader.WheneverIfeelupsetbyanythingorstressedoutaboutthelittleorbigthingsinlife,goingbacktomybooksgivesmeanescapefromtheharshrealityIamsurroundedwith.Forme,EnglishLiteratureisn’tjustreadingextensivelyorcollectingknowledgefromvarioussourcesandassemblingthem,itissomuchmore.Sincemychildhood,Ihavebeenfascinatedbyhowtheauthors,poets,and,moreimportantly,playwrightsconveypassionandsentiments.Ipersonallyfinditsodifficulttoconveymyfeelingsandemotionsinasetofwords,butitcontinuestofascinatemeastohowtheyaccomplishtocedetheirsentimentsalmostperfectlyinastringofwords.Forexample:“Linesalongmyface,theydullmyeyes,yetkeepondying,becauseIlovetolive.”Shesaysthatbyfacingthechallengesandpainpresentedbylifetoher,therearenowlinesofresignationandsadnessonherface.Thesufferingsgivenbylifearesuchthathereyeshavelosttheirlightandhavebecomedull.Yetthewondersoflifegiveherthepowertocontinue.WhatIlikethemostaboutliteratureisthatweareshakenoutfromourcomfortzonewhenwereadliterarymasterpieces.Alotofbooksmaynotglorifytheprotagonistsbutgiveaninsightintowhyaparticularcharacterbehavedinacertainmanner.Beinganardentloverofhistory,IhavealwaysbeenintriguedbytheevolutionofEnglishliteratureovertheages.TakethebooksbyCharlesDickensorJaneAustenforexample,youcanclearlyseetheyhavealwaysshowntheothersideoftheworld,thesufferingsexperiencedbytheworkingclass.Eventheircomediesdonotfeellikecomediesatall.However,aftertheVictorianeraendedandModernismstarted,themodernliterature’sinfluence(Ibelieve)wasWW1andWW2.Whenyouread“GonewiththeWind”andreadaboutpeoplelikeAshleyWilkes,youbegintoquestionthepurposeoffightingwars.Theyhavealwayswrittenoftimeswhichtranscendtheirown.Theyhaveshownrebellionsoftheirardorsaversetotheunderstandingsofthesociety.Theserebellionsagainstthesociety’sestablisheddogmashavebeenoneofthemainthemesoftheliteratureofthosetimes.ButthereisaclearcontrastbetweentheVictorianliteratureandthemodernliterature.Allofthewritersalwaystookonthemoralcode,characterandconscience.Theevolutionofliteratureistotallyuniqueinitsownway.EnglishLiteraturehasopenedmymindtowardsintellectualactivitiesandhashelpedtodefinemyfeelingsandemotionswithbeautifullyweavedwords.63.Theunderlinedword“resignation”inparagraph2isclosestinmeaningto________.

A．dismissionB．retirementC．happinessD．obedience64.WhichofthefollowingisNOTTRUEregardingthesatisfactionthatEnglishliteraturebroughttotheauthor?

A．Adaptabilitytothestatusquo.B．Reflectionsonthecharacters’behaviors.C．Relieffromtheactualities.D．Knowledgeaboutthetimes.65.Accordingtothepassage,itcanbeinferredthat________.

A．TheleadingcharacterintheliteraryworksoutweighstheminorrolesininspiringreadersB．Inthecontextofasetera,almostallwritershaveidenticalliterarygenreC．TheendoftheVictorianeramarkedthebeginningofquestioningthepurposeofthebattlefieldD．IfindithardtoconveyemotionswhileIwasabsorbedintheexpressivenessoftheliterature66.Whichofthefollowingmaybethebesttitleofthepassage?

A．HowEnglishliteraturespeaksmyheart?B．Howliterarygiantshelpmeadvanceahead?C．Whyliteratureisamicrocosmofsociety?D．WhyIlovestudyingEnglishLiterature?(★★★★)Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,choosethebestanswersfromthesixstatementsaccordingtowhatyouhavejustread.ThepriceofapieceofhistoryAfreshlemoncanbepurchasedforlessthan$1.Butin2008,Cowan'sAuctionsinCincinnatisoldalemonblackenedwithagefor$2,350.Whatwassospecialaboutthislemon?67Accordingtoahandwrittennoteininkattachedtoapartlysealedbottlecontainingthelemon,thefruitwaspickedinMay1842byWashington's"oldgardener"some43yearsafterthefirstpresident'sdeathTwothousanddollarsisalottopayforproduce,evenfromtheestateofafoundingfather.Thissale,however,justmightbeconsideredabargaincomparedwithpricespaidforotherhistoricalcollectiblesinrecentyears.68Collectingapieceofhistory,oranobjectassociatedwithafamousperson,isnotbrandnew.Ordinaryobjectswithextraordinarystorieshaveincreasinglybeencomingtoauctionandachievinghighprices,saysThomasVenning,directorofChristie'sdepartmentofbooksandmanuscriptsinLondon.Pricesarebeingdrivenup,hesays,bycollectorsintheU.S.and,increasingly,inAsia.TheHawkingwheelchair,forexample,waspurchasedbyaprivatemuseuminChina.69Foronething,theirhistoryofownershipisbothcrucialandsometimesdifficulttoprove.Photographsofthefamouspersonwiththeobject,aswellasdocumentation(suchasletters,diariesorrecollectionsbyacquaintancesreferringtotheobject)canalsohelp.70ToevaluatethevalueofaPicassopainting,onecanlookatrecentpricespaidforotherPicassopaintingsofthesameperiod,similarsizeorstyle.FindinganotherrecentsaleofalemonplantedbyGeorgeWashingtonisadifferentmatter.KatieHorstman,headofCowan'sAmericanHistorydepartment,saysshecouldfindnocomparableitemsforthelemonasshepreparedthepieceforitsauction.Ms.Horstmanneverthelesseventuallyarrivedattheestimatedvalueat$3,000to$4,000,shesays,byresearchingauctionrecordsforobjectssomehowassociatedwithWashingtonthathadappearedonthemarket.Cowansendedupestimatingthevalueofthelemonat$3,000to$4,000,accordingtodescriptiononitswebsite.ObjectsassociatedwithWashingtonthesedays,Ms.Horstmansays,cansellforanywherefrom1,000uptotensofthousandsofdollars.

A．StephenHawking’swheelchairfetched296,750atasaleatChristie'sinLondonlastNovember.B．Yetdeterminingpotentialvaluesofsuchobjectsisn'teasy.C．ItwassaidtobefromatreeplantedbyGeorgeWashingtonatMountVernon.D．Theauctionresultsurelydrewtheattentionfromboththebusinessandeconomicsworlds.E．Theuniquenessofmanyoftheseobjectsfurthercomplicateseffortstoputavalueonthem.F．Thereforetheuniquevalueofmanyobjectsprovedtheworthofcollection.六、選詞填空(★★★)Fillintheblankswithphrasesinthebox.

A.clearupB.onto