湖北省宜昌市长阳县第一高级中学2023-2024学年高二英语上学期9月月考试题（Word版附答案）

长阳一中2023-2024学年度第一学期月考考试高二英语试卷本试卷共8页。全卷满分150分。考试用时120分钟。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。1.Whatdidthewomantelltheman?A.Herpencilwasn’tsharp.B.HecoulduseherextrapenC.Shedidn’tbringthepencilsharpener.2.Whywasthemansurprised?A.Thewomanwaslate.B.Thewomanarrivedearly.C.Thewomanhadtoworkovertimetonight.3.Whenwillthespeakersdiscussthematteragain?A.OnWednesday.B.OnThursday.C.OnFriday.4.HowdoesHenryfeelnow?A.Proud.B.Grateful.C.Tired.5.Whatwillthespeakersdo?A.Keepwaiting.B.Gobackhome.C.Gotoanotherrestaurant.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）6.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.Thebestsocialapps.B.Plansfortheweekend.C.Theman’sphonemessages.7.Howmanypeopledoesthemanclaimtotextoften?A.5.B.10.C.60.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatdoesthemanhavetodothismorning?A.Treatfriendsathome.B.Finishreadingapaper.C.Lookafterhisbabysister.9.Whatwillthemando?A.Lendthewoman’scomputer.B.Havethewomanvisithisfriends.C.Gotothelibrarytofinishhispaper.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.WhyisJeffattheairport?A.ToseeRyanoff.B.ToflytoLondon.C.Tomeetthewoman.11.WhydoesRyangotoParis?A.Todobusiness.B.Togosightseeing.C.Toreceiveeducation.12.WhatdoesJeffworryabout?A.Ryanmaymisshisflight.B.Theplanemaybedelayed.C.There’snotimetotalktoDaisy.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatisPeopleYouMeet?A.Aneveningparty.B.Aradioprogram.C.Asportsclub.14.HowmanypeopledoesMark’sofficeserveeveryyear?A.About100,000.B.About200,000.C.About500,000.15.WhatdoweknowaboutMark?A.Heisateamleader.B.HewasborninLondon.C.Hespeaksthirtyforeignlanguages.16.WhatdoMarkandhisco-workersusuallydotohelpvisitors?A.Showthemaround.B.Plantoursforthem.C.TeachthemEnglish.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatdoesthespeakerdo?A.Areporter.B.Astudent.C.ATVhost.18.Wheredidthespeakervisitlastyear?A.Amuseum.B.Atopcollege.C.Anewsagency.19.Whichkindofjobdoesthespeakerdislike?A.Theonewithoutchange.B.Theonethatkeepshimenergetic.C.Theonethatneedstokeepmoving.20.Whatisthespeakergoingtodoaftergettingthebachelor’sdegree?A.Findajob.B.Keeplearning.C.Travelaroundthecountry.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。ABelowisascreenshotofbookreviewonabestsellerMyLifeonCraigslist.KrysiJoseph4.0outof5starsOdd,funandcutestory.GreatreadThiswasacute,lightheartedbookthatexploresthelifeofaCraigslistaddict,andhow Craiglist,alargefreeclassifieds（分类广告）website,gotherthroughherlifesofar.Thestorywaswellthoughtoutandprettyrealisticwhenitcomestolifestruggles.Itgetsalittleunbelievabletowardstheend,andIdon’tlikeitwhenauthorsconformtothe’theworldisperfect’viewpointmostbookshave,but,thatmypessimistbreakingthrough.Thebookneedssomeseriousediting.She’srepeatedthesameexactline3-4timesacoupleofand...（clickformore）KindleCustomer3.0outof5starsWouldHaveGivenit4stars,but...Thebookwentalongwell.Funnyandtotallyinthehereandnow.IwouldhavegivenitmoreifSPOILERALERT（剧透警告）:Itdidn’tendwithherinaloverelationshipwiththeguyshehadbeenspyingonthatfither.Seriously,itwent...（clickformore）Lovetoread4.0outof5starsBeachorvacationread—it’sworthit!Iwasintriguedbythedescription,soIgaveitashot.I’mgladIdid.Iwasneverlikethemaincharacter,Emily,soit’sinterestingtoreadaboutheraimlesslife.ShelivesonCraigslist-findingroommates,findingwork,findingsocial...（clickformore）Annabellall5.0outof5starsLiftingmyspiritstypeunforgettableandfunnybookIreadandinstantlylovedthisbook,becauseitiswittyandentertainingbutatthesametimehasphilosophicalandpsychologicalbackgroundwithanhonestlookatthereallifeinabigcity.Itperfectlyshowshowasingleyoungwoman,whilelivingthereandsurviving....（clickformore）21.WholikesthebookMyLifeonCraigslistmost?A.KrysiJoseph.B.KindleCustomer.C.Annabellall.D.Lovetoread.22.WhichofthefollowingdobothKindleCustomerandKrysiJosephagreeon?A.Thebookdeservesagoodrating.B.Theendingofthebookisdisappointing.C.ThebookispopularwithCraigslistaddicts.D.Thebookwouldhavebeenperfectwithouteditingerrors.23.Whatisthepurposeofthetext?A.Toadvertiseabestseller.B.Torecommendawebsite.C.Toshareawoman’sstory.D.Topresentreviewsofabook.BSmokingisevenatraditioninChinesecelebrations.Atmywedding,wehandedoutthetraditionalcandiestopeoplewhocame.Ihadsaidtomywife,Ellen,thathandingoutpacketsofcigaretteswaswrong,asitjustencouragedpeopletocontinueadeadlyhabit.“Butit’straditional,”shereplied,“Peoplewouldthinkweweremeanifwedon’t!”OvertheyearsI’vebeengivencigarettesasgiftsandhavealwayshandedthemstraightback.ThismightmakemelookungratefulinChineseeyes,butIcan’tunderstandthelogicbehindhandingsomeoneagiftthatwillcausethemtosmellterrible,haveawfulbreath,andevenworse,killthem.ThisyeartheuniversityIworkathastakentheboldstepofmakingtheentirecampus“smokefree”.Asmystudentsareeitherdoctorsdoingpostgraduatesstudies,ormedicalstudentsontheirwaytobeingdoctors,Ithoughttheywouldbeinfavorofsuchamove,butIwaswrong.Manyofthemhavecomplainedtomethattheyseethisasdeprivingthemoftheircivilrightsandthattheyshouldbeallowedtosmokewhenandwheretheylike.WhenIpointedouttothemthatcigarettesdoharmnotonlytothosesmokingthem,buteventothosebreathinginsecondhandsmoke,theargumentwasdismissedwithawave.“Thosestudiesaren’tconclusive”,onedoctorreplied.“Besides,mygrandmothertoldmethatsmokingismanly.”Tempting（诱人的）asitwastoaskifshewasalsoadoctor,Ilettheargumentgoandwasinsearchofsomefreshair.24.Whichofthefollowingisaconsequenceofsmokingaccordingtotheauthor?A.Itwillleaveyoubreathless.B.Peoplebelieveyouarcmean.C.Peoplethinkyouareungrateful.D.Itwillmakeyoursmellunpleasant.25.Whatattitudedomanyoftheauthor’sstudentshavetowardstheentirecampus“smokefree”?A.Objective.B.Unconcerned.C.Negative.D.Positive.26.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“depriving”inparagraph3mean?A.Robbing.B.Accusing.C.Informing.D.Reminding.27.Inwhichcolumnofanewspaperisthistextprobablyfound?A.Technology.B.Entertainment.C.Art.D.Life.CArtificialintelligence(AI)hasbeenincreasinglygoodatfoolingpeople.AseriesofphotosshowingformerUSpresidentDonaldTrumpbeingarrestedbypolicehavecaughtpeople’sattention.Theywerefakebutveryconvincing.CreatedbytheAIprogramMidjourney,thephotoswerehighlyrealistic,fromthecharacters’movementstothesurroundings.However,manydetailscangiveawaythefactthattheyaremadebyAI.TheWashingtonPost’stechnologywriterShiraOvidesharedhertips.Themainideaistospottheproblems—anythingthatwouldlookstrangeinaphoto.AIsoftwarehasahistoryofgeneratinghumanhandsincorrectly.Itsometimescancreatehandswithmorethanfivefingers.ThisisbecauseAIisn’tsurewhata“hand”exactlyis,accordingtoPopularScience.ThedataAIusestolearnoftenshowhandsandfingersinvariousgestures,whichcanbeveryconfusingforAI.AI-generatedimagesalsousuallycontaindetailsthatareagainstreality.Tospotthis,focusonitemslikeaccessories.Forexample,peopleinanimagemaybemissingearringsoronepartoftheirsunglasses.Ifthere’stextinanimage,suchasanewspaperorposter,it’susuallygarbled（篡改）,eventhoughthetextmaylookrealisticfromadistance.AnotherthingAIisterribleathandlingisthebackground.Ifthere’sacrowdintheimage,people’sfacesinthebackgroundareusuallyblurry—ortheydon’thavefacesatall! ThedevelopmentofAI-generatedartalsoraisesalarmbellsabouthowthesefakeimagescouldbeusedtospreadmisinformation.“Ithinkmisinformationisgoingtohitanall-timehigh,”JamieCohen,adigitalcultureandAIexpertintheUS,toldNewYorkPost.GeneratinganAIartworkisto“createreality”,Cohenargued,addingthat,beingabletotellwhethertheworkisrealornotrequireshighmedialiteracy（素养）skills.“Theworldmaynotbereadyforhowrealistictheimageshavebecome,”ShaneKittelson,aUSresearcher,toldTheWashingtonPost.28.WhyareDonaldTrump’sphotosmentionedinthefirstparagraph?A.Totellaninterestingstory.B.Tomakepeopleentertained.C.ToshowalltheAI-generatedimageswerefake.D.Toprovethatit’seasyforAItocheatpeople.29.WhydoesAIgeneratehumanhandsincorrectlyaccordingtothetext?A.Itisunabletowitnesshumanhands.B.Thedataitusestolearncontainerrors.C.Itdoesn’taccuratelyidentifyhumanhands.D.Ithasinsufficientgesturesabouthumanhands.30.WhichofthefollowingwillJamieCohenagreewith?A.AIartworksisreflectiveoftruecreativity.B.It’shightimetokeepawayfromtheAIworks.C.AIartworkswillreplacetraditionalartformsinthefuture.D.Detectingrealartdemandsstrongmedialiteracycompetence.31.Whereisthetextprobablyfrom?A.Anewsreport.B.Adiary.C.AhealthjournalD.Asciencefiction.DScientistshavefoundthatfloatingsolarpanelscouldprovideahugeamountofelectricityiftheywereplacedonlakesandotherbodiesofwateraroundtheworld.Floatingsolarpanelscouldalsohelpsavewaterandprotectland.Solarpanels—alsoknownas“photovoltaic”panels—areusedtoturnsunlightintoelectricity.Mostsolarpanelsareplacedonlandinlargecollectionscalledsolarfarms.Butrecentlypeoplehavebeguntoexploreputtingfloatingsolarpanelsonwater.Becausethesepanelsfloat,somepeoplecallthem“floatovoltaics（浮动光伏）”.Theresearchersbehindthenewstudylookedat114,555reservoirs（水库）worldwide.Theyusedcomputerprogramstofigureouthowmuchelectricitycouldbeproducedyearlybycovering30%ofthesereservoirswithfloatingsolarpanels.Theanswerwassurprisinglylarge—morethantwicetheamountofenergytheUnitedStatesgeneratesinayear.And10timesasmuchenergyasallthesolarpowercurrentlybeinggeneratedintheworld.Theresearchersdescribedtheresultsas“remarkable“.Thescientistsfoundthatfloatovoltaicswouldbeespeciallyusefulwhenreservoirswerenearsmallercities（50,000peopleorless）.Theresearcherssaythereareabout6,256citiesaroundtheworldwherefloatingsolarpanelscouldprovidealltheelectricitythecitiesneed.Floatovoltaicscanalsohelpsavewaterbylimitingevaporation（蒸发）fromreservoirs.Thescientistssaythatsolarpanelscoveringjust30%ofthereservoirs’surfacescouldsaveasmuchwateras300millionpeoplewoulduseinayear.Thereareseveralotherreasonsthatmakefloatovoltaicsagoodidea.Photovoltaicpanelsworkbetterwhenthey’renotextremelyhot.Thewaterhelpscoolthepanelssothattheycreatemoreenergy.Puttingsolarpanelsonwateralsomeansthatthere’snoneedtoclearlandforasolarfarm.That’smoreandmoreimportantascountriesworktofightclimatechangeandprotectnaturalspacesforwildanimals.32.Whatdidtheresearchersthinkofthestudyresults?A.Skeptical.B.Awesome.C.Worrying.D.Awkward.33.Whereshouldfloatingsolarpanelsbeplacedtomakethemextremelyessential?A.Insmallcitieswithmorerainandlesssunshine.B.Inhugecitieswithmanysmalllakesandrivers.C.Intinycitiesnearreservoirswithlessthan50,000people.D.Inlargecitiesfarfromreservoirswithmorethan50,000people.34.Whyiscoveringreservoirswithfloatingsolarpanelsuseful?A.Itcanhelpreducewaterloss.B.Itcanpreventwaterfrombeingpolluted.C.Itpurifiesthewateravailableforconsumption.D.Itprovidesenoughsunlightforthesolarpanels.35.What’sthebesttitleforthetext?A.ThemethodsofusingfloatovoltaicsB.TheprospectsofthepowerindustryC.SolarFarms—TurningSunlightintoElectricityD.FloatingSolarPanels—MakingEnergy,SavingWater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。Therearehundredsofworthydestinationsinthecountrycateringtoalltastes.AtthetopofthatlistisChengdu,theperfectjumping-offpointforthoseinsearchofamixofstunningnaturalscenery,wildlifeandsomeofmosttastyfoodontheplanet.Inrecentyearsthecityhasexpandeditsofferings,includinganumberofnewprojectstouristswillwanttoexperience.36It’sthehappiestcityinChina.Ifvisitingaplacewithhappylocalsisapriorityforyou,there’snobettercitytohitthanChengdu.IthasbeenvotedthehappiestcityinChinafor12continuousyearsbyanannualsurveyconductedbyOrientalOutlook.37IthasgotonemostbeautifulbookstoreinChina.ThenewlocationinDujiangyanisthesecondZhongshugebookstoreintheprovincialcapital.38InspiredbyDujiangyan’sancientirrigationsystem,thenewbookstorehasitsownfeatures.Thebeautifulenvironmentofthebookstorecanattractmorepeoplewhodonotlovebooks,andawakentheirinterestandmemoryinreading.There’saspectacularnewmassiveairport. Oneoftheworld’smosteye-catchingnewairports,Chengdu’sTianfuInternationalAirportisasmodernasitgets.Beginningoperationsin2021,TianfuAirportisthelargestcivilairport.39Travelerscanexperienceaseriesofcutting-edgetechnologiesatTianfu,includingfacialrecognitionsoftwareandself-check-inbooth.40There’replanstoturnChengduintoa“WesternChinaScienceCity”.Travelersvisitingthe“ScienceCity”canexpecttoseemanyexamplesofeco-consciousandnewwavearchitecturecreatedbysomeofthemostfamousfirmsintheworld.Amongtheseistheworld’sfirst“UnicornIsland”,thecountry’snexthigh-techunicorn.Therewillalsobealow-carbonFutureScienceandTechnologyCity.A.Theartssceneistakingoff.B.B.It’salsoacityfocusedonthefuture.C.There’snoharminstartingtodreamaboutyournextvisitnow.D.It’sexpectedtohandleupto60millionpassengersperyearby2025.E.Itsresultscombinebigdata,questionnaires,sitevisitsandexpertopinions.F.Thefirst,whichopenedin2017incentralChengdu,ismodeledafterterracefields.G.Whetheryou’redreamingofbusinesstravelorjustpost-pandemictrip,herearesomereasons.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）从每题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。Fiveyearsago,IwasatrailrideleaderataholidayfarminVictoria.MyfavouritehorsewasawarmbloodcalledHolly,achestnutmare.Agedseven,shewas41,sweet-naturedandwell-trained;theonly42withHollywashervividimagination.IwasconstantlyastonishedbyHolly’sreactiontobeing43byrabbits,thewindorevenshadows—sometimesherownshadow!Oneday,asweheadedbackfromarideonthebeach,HollyandIwere44thewayoverthehillyarea.Whenwegottooneparticularlylong,steephill,Hollybegantotwitch（抽动）herearsandstepinplace.So,whenshe45tosniff（嗅）andgaveallthe46thatshebelievedthe‘horse-eatingmonsters’wereclose,Ibecamealittleworried.Atthebottomofthehillasweroundedacorner,Holly47withcaution,andsoIfollowedhergazetothepathahead.There,sunningitselfinthemiddleofthetrack,wasabrown48.Thistimeitwasmy49togetscared;Iwasonanervoushorse,withagroupofeightinexperiencedpre-teenriders.Unexpectedly,Hollywasfirmly50,earsforward.Withthesnakeinhersight,shewasnolongerworried.Ihaveheardthathorseshaveabettersenseof51thandogs.Ihadn’tseenit52beforethatmoment.53,whilewewaitedinrealityforjustasecondortwo—butforwhatfeltlikeacentury-thesnakeawokeandglidedcalmlyoffintothebush.Hollythen54,guidingthehorseswithcautionandcare.Shehadbeenalerttodangerbecauseshewas55forthesafetyofusall.Followingintheseriousfootstepsoftheirleadmare,notoneoftheotherhorsesshowedanyfear,notasinglehorsewentwrong,andnoneofusgothurt.41.A.negativeB.gracefulC.pitifulD.aggressive42.A.characteristicB.impactC.problemD.competence43.A.horrifiedB.addictedC.abandonedD.attracted44.A.walkingB.leadingC.ridingD.pushing45.A.proceededB.preparedC.hesitatedD.refused46.A.evidenceB.signC.signalsD.symbols47.A.ranB.rushedC.escapedD.slowed48.A.rabbitB.horseC.monsterD.snake49.A.turnB.caseC.chanceD.rule50.A.sealedB.plantedC.fastenedD.frozen51.A.visionB.directionC.smellD.hearing52.A.toldB.deniedC.ignoredD.demonstrated53.A.NaturallyB.UndoubtedlyC.ThankfullyD.Interestingly54.A.setoffB.felloffC.gooffD.cutoff55.A.responsibleB.carefulC.gratefulD.helpful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。AChineseshortvideothathasgoneviralonsocialmediahassparkedheateddiscussionsaboutthereturnofChineseculturalrelicsfromoverseas.Titled EscapefromBritishMuseum,thethree-episodeseriestellsthestoryof56_______aChinesejadeteapot,havingturnedintoawomanandescapedfromtheBritishMuseum,returnedtoChinawiththehelpofaChinesejournalist.Theseries,releasedfromAugust30toSeptember8,57(receive)morethan20millionlikesonDouyin,theChineseversionofTikTok,eachepisodehavingbeenplayedover5milliontimesonBilibili,anotherChinesevideoplatform,bytheendoflastweek.AChinesevloggerpostedavideoonlineearlierthisyeardepictinghervisittotheBritishMuseum,sayingthattheculturalrelicsmustmisshome.Acommentunderthepostsuggestedthatsomeoneshouldonedaymakesome58(video)aboutculturalrelicsescapingfromthemuseum.TheideainthecommentinspiredanothertwoChinesevloggers___59_____(research)topicandtraveltotheUKtoshootthevideo.ThestoryhastouchedChinesewebuserswithitsthemeofhomecoming,contributingtocallsfortheBritishMuseumtoreturnculturalrelicstakenfromChinaTheBritishMuseumhaslongclaimedtherelicsare60__________(well)protectedintheBritishMuseumthanintheirhomecountries___61______announcedonitswebsitethatthemuseumhas62collectionof23,000Chineseculturalrelics,whichisbelievedtobethelargestcollectionoutsideofChina.However,about2,000itemsfromtheBritishMuseumcollectionwerereportedtobemissing,63(steal)ordamagedlastmonth.Thethefts____64___(incredible)prompted促使massivecallsfrommanycountries–includingSudan,NigeriaandGreece–demanding65______exceptionthereturnoftheirartworksheldbythemuseum.第四部分写作（共两节；满分40分） 第一节（满分15分）假定你是李华，你校英语报即将举办题为“ImprovingOurHandwriting”的征文活动。请你写一篇短文参赛，内容包括：1.好的书写的益处；2.改进书写的方法。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。ImprovingOurHandwriting第二节（满分25分）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。Missywasabsolutelymybestfriendinthewholeworld.Wehadknowneachothersincefirstgrade,andweliterallydideverythingtogether.Wefrequentlyvisitedeachother’shomes,wekneweachother’sfamiliesliketheywereourown.Theinterestingthingaboutourrelationship,howeverthefactwasthattheolderwegot,themoreourvaluesseemedtodiffer.Westillenjoyedalotofthesamethings,butIwasabitmoresettledwhileshelovedbeingassociatedwithpopularpeopleandthings.Althoughshewasbasicallyagoodperson,shehadnoproblemwithforcingthingstogoherway.Perhapsthisiswhyitseemedthatherfamilyactuallytrustedmemorethantheytrustedher.So,onthedaywhenMissyshowedupatmyhousewithahugedent（凹痕）inherfather’scar,Iknewthatwewereinforatroublesometime.Shehadbangedthecarintoatreewhileoutthatday,andsheknewherfatherwasgoingtohaveanexplanation.Soshestoppedbymyhouseinordertomakeupastorythatwouldlessenherfather’srage.Missydecidedtotellhimthatwhileinaparkinglot,someonemusthavebackedintothecaranddentedit.Lookingatthedentwithsomecrashedleavesandbarkstillstickingthere,Iattemptedtoperish（打消）herthought.“Idon’tthinkyourfatherwillbuyit.”“Don’tworry,”sheinsisted,“evenifmydaddoesn’ttrustme,he’lltrustyou.”Myrolewastoconfirmforher.NowkeepinmindthatIhadstrongobjectionstolyingandIwantedabsolutelynothingtodowiththesituation.Ilovedherparentsjustlikemyown,andIdidnotwanttobeapartytothisliethatMissywascreating.Nevertheless,aftermuchrequestandageneralquestioningofmyloyaltytoourfriendship,IdecidedthattheleastIcoulddowastoactasasilentwitness.Thatway,Iwasn’tactuallylying;Ijustwasn’ttellingthefulltruth.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Anhourorsolater,wepresentedMissy’sfatherwiththecarandtheinquirybegan.Herfatherlookedatmewithgreatdisbelief.长阳一中高二英语9月月考Keys听力：1~5ABBCC6~10CACAA11~15CABCA16~20BBCAB21-23CBD24-27DCAD28-31DCDA32-35BCAD36-40GEFDB41-55BCABACDDABCDCAA56.how57.hadreceived58.videos59.toresearch60.better61.and62.a63.stolen64.incredibly65.without第一节：参考范文：ImprovingOurHandwritingSuperbhandwritingdoeshaveanincreasinglycriticalimpactonusstudents.Notonlydoesitprovideusaninvaluableopportunitytoclearlyexpressourselvesbutalsodemonstrateourwritingcompetencetothereaders,impressingthereadersforcenturies.Moreessentially,outstandinghandwritingcontributestohigherscoresintheexamsowingtothefactthatitisafeastfortheeyesoftheexhaustedteachers. Somepracticaltechniquesaretherewaitingtoimproveourhandwriting.Firstofall,wecaninviteourfriendsandclassmatestopracticeittogetherbyfollowingcopybooksinoursparetimeanddon’tforgettoremindeachother,creatingastrongwittingatmosphere.Additionally,itcannotbebettertoturntoteachersforguidancewhennecessary,whichisabsolutelybeneficialandtime-saving,thussettingboldfoundationandbuildingupourconfidencethroughthishighefficiency.Moreover,nothingwillachievewithouthardworkanddetermination,sowemustholdafirmbeliefandsticktoit.Asanoldsayinggoes,“Practicemakesperfect.”Withourjointeffort,dowhatwementionedabove,we’lldefinitelyimproveourhandwriting.第二节读后续写（满分25分）Finally,wepresentedMissy’sfatherwiththecarandtheinquirebegan.Underabarrageofinquiries一阵火力进攻询问后,Missyrecapped扼要重述herconcocted捏造的storyunhurriedly,whileIstoodthereinsilentagreement.Afterherfinishingtheseeminglyperfectstatement,herfatherraisedhiseyebrowsandturnedtome,waitingformyproof.However,onceagain,Ichosesilenceunderhisscrutinizing审视的eyeswithmyheartpoundingviolently.Suddenly,hewalkedovertothedentedareaforacloserinspection查看.ItwasatthatpointthatpiecesofbarkfromthetreethatMissyhadhitfelloffHerfatherlookedatmewithgreatdisbelief.Anenormoussenseofguiltroseupinmeashiscoldeyesseemedtoproclaim表明measthe“guilty”bystander.Iwassoflustered狼狈不堪thatIwantedtoexplainbutwasinterruptedbyhisharsh刺耳严厉的words,“Youguysreallyfailedme!Especially...”Insteadofcontinuinghisreproach责备,hetookadeepbreathandturnedhisbackonme.Itdawnedonmethatthepreciousbutfragiletrusthadbeensmashed粉粹bymysilence.Infact,theprocessofhowweapologizedtomakeupfortheliewasjustablur模糊不清的事物,butthebitterlessonofbeingasilentaccomplice同谋，帮凶wasbranded烙印于onmymemory.听力材料Text1M:Canyouhandmethatpen?Thisonedoesn’tworkanymore.W:Ididn’tremembertobringanextraone.Here,youcanusemypencil,butyouneedtosharpenitfirst.Text2M:Jenny!Iwasn’texpectingyouatthistime.Ithoughtyouweren’tgettingtothepartyuntil7:00.W:Yeah,Ididn’thavetoworkovertimetonight.Mybossactuallyletmeoff.Whocouldhaveguessed?Text3M:I’llattendalectureonWednesday.Let’sdiscussthisfurtherattheFridaymeeting.W:Unfortunately,I’llbeleavingforLondonThursdayafternoon.Maybewecantalkthatmorningoverbreakfast.M:Soundsgreat.Text4W:Hi,Henry.1heardyou’vetravelledalotrecently.M:Yeah,IjustcamebackfromAfrica.W:Well,Ireallyenvyyou.M:Youwon’tifyouknowhowtiringitwas.Now,Ijustwanttotakeabreak.Alongbreak.Text5W:Thelineissolonghere!Idon’tseeanychanceforustogetin.Let’sgototherestaurantaroundthecornerinstead.M:Butthefoodhereisgreat!Areyousureyouwanttomakeachange?W:Yes,Iam.Text6M:Willyouplugthisin...Oh,waitasecond...Letmejustlookatthismessage.W:You’realwayslookingatmessagesonyourphone!Howmanymessagingappsdoyouhave,David?M:Four?Five?Maybesixbynow.W:Ifyouhaveanaverageof10peopleoneachofthosesixsocialnetworkswhosendyoumessageseveryday,that’satleast60conversations!Let’ssayyouspendaslittleasoneminuteoneachconversation.That’sawholehour!Butyouwouldprobablyspendtwoorthreetimesthatmuchforeachperson.Whatawasteoftime!M:Calmdown,Maggie.It’smymother.We’remakingplansfortheweekend.She’soneofthefivepeopleIregularlytext.Text7W:Hi,Paul.Youlookunhappy.M:MycomputerwentwrongthismorningandIhavetogetapaperfinishedforclassonMonday.W:Youcanalwaysgotothelibrary.M:Thelibraryisn’topenonSaturdayafternoonsandSundaysandIhavetotakecareofmybabysisterthismorning.W:That’saproblem,Myfamilyishavingfriendsoverthisafternoonsoitwon’tbepossibleforyoutocometomyplace.Icanlendyoumycomputer.M:Wow?Sally,that’sgreat.Text8M:Hi,Daisy.Fancymeetingyouhere.W:Hi,Jeff.I’mwaitingtocheckin.AreyouflyingtoLondon,too?M:No.I’mheretoseeRyanoff.He’sleavingforParistofurtherhiseducation.W:Wow!Howluckyheis!Parisissucharomanticcity!It’salsomydreamtostudyinParis!WhatwillbehismajorinParis,ifImayask?M:HewillstudyWesternArtthereandhesaysthatifpossible,healsowantstolearnmoderndancing.W:That’sgreat!Bytheway,whenisRyan’sflight?M:Hisplanetakesoffat14:15.Oh,mydear!It’sabouttocheckin!WhereisRyan?Whyhasn’theturnedupyet?What’shappenedtohim?He’sneverlate!W:Don’tworry.IthinkI’veseenhim.Look,Ryan’scomingtowardus.Text9W:Hello,welcometothisweek’sPeopleYouMeet.Today,wepresenttoyouMarkLeach,aninformationofficerinLondon.M:Hi,everyone.Myname’sMarkLeach.I’maninformationofficerattheBritainBusinessCenter,whichisatouristofficefortheBritishTouristBoardinLondon.Here,weofferatouristinformationservicetomainlyvisitorsfromoverseas.Andeachyear,wehaveabout500,000peoplecomingtotheoffice.W:Wow,that’salargenumberofpeople.Howdoyoumanagetomeettheneedsofsomanypeople?M:I’minchargeofaninformationteam.Theteamhasabouttenofficerswhogivetouristinformationdirectlyoverthecountertovisitors.Wespeakatotalofthirteenlanguagesaltogether.W:That’sprettycool!So,whatexactlydoyoudoeveryday?M:Well,weactasaone-stopshopforanyonewhowantstocomein.So,itcouldbethattheywantadaytripfromLondon,whichisaverypopularrequest.Andwecanoffersuggestionsofwheretogoandhowtogetthere.Ifpeoplewantatwo-weektourofBritain,wecanplanoutexactlywheretovisit,whatroadstotake.W:So,doyouhaveanysuggestionsforpeoplecomingtoBritain?M:Agoodsuggestionistoseeasmuchasyoucan,buttrytocom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