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绝密★考试结束前2024-2025学年高二英语上学期期中模拟卷（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的

答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。3.测试范围：选择性必修一Units1~5+选择性必修二Units1~2（人教版2019）4.难度系数：0.65。5.考试结束后，将本试

卷和答题卡一并交回。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时，请先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，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.Wheredoesthewomanthinkthemanmighth

avelefthisbag?A.Inthehall.B.Intheclassroom.C.Inthegym.2.WhatwillthespeakersbuyforRichard?A.Abook.B.Acarmodel.C.A

basketball.3.WhokeepsHarryPotteratpresent?A.Theman.B.Mary.C.John.4.Howmanypeopleareeatingwiththeman?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.5.Whatma

ythespeakersdonext?A.Haveaconference.B.Exchangeseats.C.Takethefight.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段对话或独白。每

段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小

题。6.WhydoesLuciaaskforleave?A.Togetmoresleep.B.Towaitinthetrafficjam.C.Todealwithatrafficaccident.7.How

didLuciagototheofficetoday?A.Bycar.B.Bysubway.C.Bybus.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetwe

enthespeakers?A.Clerkandguest.B.Managerandsecretary.C.Interviewerandinterviewee.9.Whatcanweknowaboutthewoman?A.Shetravelsalot.

B.Shehasgoodrecordsatschool.C.Sheisgoodatwritingnewsreports.10.Howdoesthemanprobablyfeelaboutthewoman'sreply?A.Surpris

ed.B.Dissatisfied.C.Content.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11.Whydidthemanstayuplatelastnight?A.Hewentoutwithfriends.B.Hewa

tchedagame.C.Hepreparedfortheexam.12.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Havearest.B.Gotolecture.C.Keepahealthydiet.13.Howdoesthemansoundintheend?A.An

xious.B.Surprised.C.Proud.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。14.Whatdoesthemanthinkisimportanttobeatopracingdriver?A.Concentration.B.Expe

rience.C.Drivingskills.15.Whointroducedcarracingtotheman?A.Hisfriends.B.Hisdad.C.Hismum.16.Whatdoesthemansuggestyoun

gdriversdo?A.Tryvarioussports.B.Gotouniversityfirst.C.Workoutinthegym.17.Whatisthewoman?A.Acoach.B.Ahostes

s.C.Adriver.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18.Wherearethelistenersmostlikelytobe?A.Atahotel.B.Onabus.C.Atatouristspot.19.Whenwillthetouristsa

rriveattheGrandTetonNationalParktomorrow?A.11:00am.B.12:30pm.C.1:00pm.20.What’sthemostpopularactivityfortouristsintheGrandT

etonNationalPark?A.Backcountrycamping.B.Mountaineering.C.Fishing.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。ADayT

ripsoutofNewYorkCity:FunforKidsandFamiliesinSummerThesefourfunandeasydaytripsoutofNewYorkCitywilladdpleasuretoyourfamily’ss

ummer.Takeapicnicanddrivetoanyofthesekid-friendlydestinations(目的地).WeirFarmNationalHistoricSiteandArtCenter735NodHillRd.

,Wilton,CT068971hour30minutesfromNYCWeirFarmisa68-acreUnitedStatesnationalparkforart.Atthebeginningofthe20thcentury,th

efarmwasthesummerhomeofAmericanImpressionistJulianAldenWeir.Weirandartistsinhistimepaintedthelandscape’shills,forestsandg

ardens,changingthebeautifulcountrysidesettingintoImpressionistmasterpieces(杰作).Thefarmisopenfrom8:00amto5:00pmdaily.StormKingArtCenter1M

useumRd.,NewWindsor,NY125531hour40minutesfromNYCFoundedin1960,StormKingisa500-acreoutdoormuseumlocatedinNewYork’sHudsonValley.Here,visi

torscanexperiencesculpture(雕塑)amidgrasslands,hills,andundertheopensky.Spendanafternoonpicnickingandenjoyingthecenter’sspecialcombinationofartan

dnature.Thesiteisopenfrom10:00amto5:30pmeverydayexceptTuesday.HistoricHuguenotStreet81HuguenotSt.,NewPaltz,NY125611hour45min

utesfromNYCHistoricHuguenotStreetisa10-acreNationalHistoricLandmarkDistrict.TheHuguenotsettlementchangedovertime,andthes

itehelpsvisitorsunderstandthehistoricforcesthathavechangedAmericabyteachingaboutNativeandenslavedAfricanpeoplesaswellasDutchandFrenchsettlers.TheHi

storicHuguenotStreet’sMuseumShopisopenThursdaythroughSundayfrom10:00amto4:00pm.Brookhollow’sBarnyard301RockawayValleyRd.,Boo

nton,NJ070051hourfromNYCBrookhollow’sBarnyard,afamilyNewJerseypettingzoo,offerswalk-throughanddrive-throughfarmexperiencestofamilies.P

igs,horses,goatsandmoreasyouwalkordrivethroughthefarmyard.Walk-throughticketsareavailable(可获得的)fromWednesd

aythroughSaturday.Thedrive-throughexperienceisavailableonSunday.21.HowlongdoesittakeyoutodrivetoStormKingArtCenterfromNYC?A.1hour.B.

1hour30minutes.C.1hour40minutes.D.1hour45minutes.22.WhichplaceshouldyougotoifyouareinterestedinAmeri

canhistory?A.WeirFarmNationalHistoricSiteandArtCenter.B.HistoricHuguenotStreetC.Brookhollow’sBarnyard.D.StormKingArtC

enter.23.Whencanyouhaveawalk-throughexperienceatBrookhollow’sBarnyard?A.OnTuesday.B.OnMonday.C.OnSunday.D.OnThursday.BI

n1983,HowardBlatt,anelectricalengineeratMITandamarriedfather,collapsedinhiskitchenduetoastroke(中风).Thislefthimwithaparalyzedarman

dlegandsevereaphasia.Aphasiadoesnotaffectintellect,sosomeaphasiasuffererslikenittolivinginaprisonwithintheirownbrain;theirmindswork,yetthey

areunabletoexpressthemselvesorunderstandspokenorwrittenlanguage.Theconditioncanpreventthemfromspeaking,reading,writingorcomprehend

ing,sometimesacombinationofthose,sometimesallofthem.Atleast2millionpeopleintheU.S.haveaphasia,commonlyasaresultofstroke.Describinghisco

ndition,Blattsaid:“Notalking—zip.Speech—zip.Oneincident.Changedlife.”Blattadaptedtohisphysicaldisabilitiesbutneverfullyrecovered.Discoverin

gaidnetworksforpeoplewithaphasiawereararityintheearly1980s,heco-foundedtheAphasiaCommunityGroupin1990withhiswifeandothers.It’soneoftheoldestan

dlargestsupportgroupsforaphasiapatientsandtheirfamilies,offeringserviceslikeconcerts,bookgroups,healthinformation,andcompanionship.MaryBorelli,

astrokesurvivor,describedthegroupasalifesaver,providingunderstandingandasenseofbelonging.Thegrouphelpsbreaktheisolation.JerryKaplan,aco-foun

derandBostonUniversityspeech-languagepathologist,notedthatnewcomersoftenexpressreliefatfindingotherswhosharetheirstruggles.Thousandshaveattendedsi

nceitsfounding,findingasafe,comfortablespacetoconnect.Blattfocusedonregainingfunction.Hemovedfromawhee

lchairtoalegbrace,re-earnedhisdriver’slicense,anddocumentedcross-countrytrips.Healsopursuedsculpting,houserestorations,andcreated

anewslettercalledTheAphasiaAdvocate.WithintheGroup,hewasarolemodelofadaptabilityanddetermination.TheAphasiaCommunityGro

up,whichwillcelebrateits35thanniversarynextyear,remainsoneofBlatt’senduringlegacies.KaplanemphasizedBlatt’sdetermination,sayi

ng“Thoughgivenatoughbreakinmidlife,withyoungchildren,atthetopofhisgameinhisprofession,andhiscommunicationgiftswerelargelywipedout,hedidnotg

iveintothisfor40-plusyears.Andnotonlydidhesurvive;hethrived.”24.Whatisthesecondparagraphmainlyabout?A

.Theconsequencesofastroke.B.Thehugeaphasiasufferers.C.Thecausesofastroke.D.Thesymptomsofaphasia.25.WhydidtheysetuptheAphas

iaCommunityGroup?A.Toprovidescompanionshipforlonelypeople.B.Toaddressthelackofsupportforaphasiasufferers.C.Towor

konamedicalcureforaphasia.D.ToanswerthecallofMIT.26.Accordingtothemembers,whatisthesignificanceoftheAphasiaCommunityGroup?A.Itoffersthemfinanci

alassistance.B.Ithelpsthemregaintheirspeechcompletely.C.Itcreatesacaringcommunityforthem.D.Itconductsextensiver

esearchontheirconditions.27.WhichsayingeffectivelyhighlightsHowardBlatt’slifestory?A.Turnlemonsintolemonade.B.Letnaturetakeitscourse.C

.Asyousow,soshallyoureap.D.Nothingventured,nothinggained.CTheMyers-BriggsTypeIndicator(MBTI)wasinventedbyKatharineCookBriggsand

herdaughterIsabelBriggsMyers.Itisaself-reportquestionnaireindicatingdifferingpsychological(心理的)preferen

cesinhowpeopleviewtheworldandmakedecisions.TheMBTIpersonalityinventory(量表)sortspeopleinto16types,eachofwhichis

representedbyfour-lettercodessuchasINFPandESTJ.Everyyear,about1.5millionpeoplehaveenjoyeddiscoveringtheirpersonalitytypebycompletin

gtheMBTI.Manycompanies,aswellashundredsofuniversities,useitinhiringandtraining.Nevertheless,theMBTIhasreceivedanoticeablecriticismfromthea

cademiccommunity.SomeresearchsuggeststheMBTIisunreliablebecausethesamepersoncangetdifferentresultswhenretakingthetest.Otherstudieshavequestioned

thevalidityoftheMBTI,whichistheabilityofthetesttoaccuratelylinkthe“types”tooutcomesintherealworld—forexample,howwellpeopleofacertaintypewillperfor

minagivenjob.MerveEmre,aprofessorfromOxfordUniversity,pointsoutthatitwouldbemorescientificallyadvisablet

oscoretheMBTIscalescontinuouslytoshowpeoplethedegreetowhichtheyresemblethetypes.EvenwhentheMBTI’sresultsdon’tquitematchyourintuitio

n(直觉)aboutyourselforarejustwrong,theycanstillprovideself-insightandinsightintodifferencesandsimilaritiesbetweenpeople.S

coringandunderstandingtheMBTIthewayotherpersonalityinventoriesarescoredandunderstoodmightbelessfunth

anfinding.Allofthefolklore(民间看法)aboutINFPs,ESTJs,etc.wouldhavetobedismissed.ButintheendtheMBTIistotallyreliableenoughtobeusefulinanumberofreal-w

orldcontexts.28.WhatdoweknowabouttheMBTIfromthefirstparagraph?A.Itisdividedinto16types.B.Itisapersonality-

testingtool.C.Itisastudyofpersonalpreference.D.Itisaquestionnaireonfour-lettercodes.29.WhydoestheMBTI

invitecriticism?A.Itrequirespeopletoretakethetest.B.Itperformsbadlyingivenjobs.C.Itdoesnotworkinther

ealworld.D.Itsreliabilityhasbeenquestioned.30.WhatdoesMerveEmrethinkoftheMBTI?A.Ithelpsinself-exploration.B.Itislessfunthanother

tests.C.Itisalmostoutoftunewithfacts.D.Itshapespeopleintocertaintypes.31.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.HowCanWeUsetheMBTI?B.IstheM

BTITotallyMeaningless?C.WhydoWeCriticizetheMBTI?D.IsScoringtheMBTIReallyNecessary?DAremarkablediscoveryhascha

ngedthewayscientiststhinkaboutthehistoryofcancertreatment.Whilemanypeoplethinkofcancerasadiseasethataffectsonlymodern-dayhumans,cancer

hasbeenaroundforthousandsofyearsandnewresearchshowsthathumanshavealsotriedtomanageitforthousandsofyea

rs.ThestudyoftwoancientEgyptianskulls(颅骨)heldattheUniversityofCambridgeinEnglandhassuggestedthatancientEgyptiansmayhaveperformedsurgerytoman

agecancer.ProfessorEdgardCamarosfromtheUniversityofSantiagodeCompostelainSpainandhisteamwereshockedwhentheyfoundcutmarksandevidenceo

fcancerintheskullsoftwoancientEgyptiansdatingbackupto4000yearsold.WhileEgyptiansarewellknownforhavingexcellentmedicalknowledgeandtreatingarangeofdise

ases,theyhadneverbeenknownfortreatingcancer.Theskullshadalreadybeenstudiedin1963byotherscientists,however,thetechnologyatt

hattimewasn'tadvancedenoughtopickupthecutmarksofoperationfoundontheskulls,ProfessorEdgardCamarossaid.ItwasthankstoaHIROZDigit

alMicroscopeHR-2016thatscientistsspottedsurgicalcutmarksaroundtwocancerlesions(病变).Onelimitationregardingcanceristhattherearetoofewcancercase

sonancienthumanremains.Thestudyofdiseasefoundinanimalandhumanremainsaimstofindoutasmuchaspossibleaboutdiseasesinthepasttohelpo

urunderstandingofdiseasesnow.Ourdisciplineislimitedbythesamplesweworkwith,whichdependsonthefuneralcultureofsomepeopleaswellastheenvironm

entinwhichtheywerepreserved.Egyptisagreatplacethankstoitsadvancedfunerary(埋葬的)practicesandthedryweatherwhichpreservesremainsbetter.32.HowdidProf

essorEdgardandhisteamfeelwhentheyfoundthecutmarks?A.Overjoyed.B.Confused.C.Surprised.D.Disappointed.33.Whydidscientistsfailtofindthecutma

rksin1963?A.Theyweretoocareless.B.Theylackedadvancedtechnology.C.Theywereinsucharush.D.Theyhadlittlerelativeknowledge.34.Wha

tmakesEgyptagreatplaceforpreservationaccordingtothelastparagraph?A.Itspopulation.B.Itseconomy.C.Itsscenery.D.Itsclimate.35.Whatistheb

esttitleforthetext?A.CancerHasBeenAroundforThousandsofYearsB.AncientEgyptiansHadFoundaCureforCancerC.ScientistsAssumedCausesforMarksonAncientS

kullsD.AnimalandHumanRemainsAreWellPreservedinEgypt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。HowtoReadCandidates’BodyLangu

ageinanInterviewBodylanguagematters,especiallyininterviews.36Ourposture,gestures,movementsorfacialexpressionscanshapeourreputations

.Learningtoreadbodylanguageisaboutunderstandingcandidates’motives.Readingbodylanguageduringinterviewscanprovidevaluableinsightsin

toacandidate’spersonality.37Herearesomecommoninterviewbodylanguagesignalsthatyoucanlearntoread.Observeextremebehaviour.Acandidate’sharmlessactiond

oesn’tmeantheywon’tfitinwellatyourcompany.Butbecarefulaboutextremebehaviours,likeapersonconstantlycheckingtheirphone.38Youca

nreadpeople’sbodylanguagebyobservingchangesintheirmovementsorposture.Imagine,forexample,thatacandidatesuddenlystartstappingt

heirfoot.Maybetheyfeeltheinterviewistakingtoolong.Orperhapsthey’refacinganuncomfortablequestion.Connectthedots.39

Forexample,peoplemaycrosstheirarmswhenthey’recold.But,whenyouseeacandidatecrossingtheirarms,crossingtheirlegsandballingtheirfis

tsatthesametime,prepareyourselfforanaggressive(咄咄逼人的)answer.Candidateexperiencegreatlydependsonaninterviewer’sbodylan

guage.Positivebodylanguagecanmakecandidatesrelaxandopenup.Negativebodylanguagecanspark(引发)defensiveandreservedreacti

ons.40A.Spotthedifference.B.Askdetailedquestions.C.It’snotwhatyousay,it’showyousayit.D.Theydon’tnecessaril

yactthesamewayallthetime.E.However,understandingbodylanguageisn’tanexactscience.F.Youcan’talwaystellwhataspecificgesturemeansonitsown.

G.Beawareofmistakestopreserveapositivecandidateexperience.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）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Janewas

agirlwhowantedtodosomethingintheworld.Oneday,shesatdowninfrontofanemptycanvas(画布)andbeganto41.Everystroke(笔画)was

moreperfectthanthelast,slowlymovingtowardsa(n)42work.ObviouslyJanehada43forpainting.Butafewmomentsaftershefinishedpainting,shegot44andquicklystoodup.

Janethoughttherewassomuchmoreintheworldtoseeanddo.Ifshefinallydecidedtodosomethingelseinlife,thenallthetimeshespentpaintingwouldbea45.Soshewalkedou

tofthedoor.Whilewalking,shewas46inanimportantdecisionshefoundtoohardtomakebecauseshehadsomany47.Shouldshepracticemedicine,designbui

ldings,orteachchildren?Shewasabsolutelyconfused.Fortyyearslater,Janebegantocry.Aftertryingtheendless48,shehad

n’tdoneanything49atall.Heryouthwouldnever50.Eventually,Janelearnedlifeisaboutmakingacorrectdecisiontimelyand51unhesit

atingly.Sothegirl,whowasnolongeragirl,boughtsomecanvasesandpaintsfromalocalstoreand52paintingthroughthe

dayandintothenight.Manyofusarestill53tryingto“findourpassion”—somethingwebelievewillfinallyleadusclosertohappinessandsuccess.However,the54is

,ourpassioncomesfromdoingthingsright—livemore55fromtodayandexperiencesmallpositivechanges.41.A.paintB.thinkC.wr

iteD.print42.A.differentB.excellentC.uniqueD.romantic43.A.desireB.reasonC.giftD.responsibility44.A.tiredB.proudC.surprisedD.anxious45.A.joyB.chance

C.wasteD.success46.A.caughtB.buriedC.interestedD.experienced47.A.optionsB.difficultiesC.regretsD.troubles48.A.experimentsB.risksC.challengesD.poss

ibilities49.A.fortunateB.ordinaryC.meaningfulD.necessary50.A.changeB.returnC.replyD.hide51.A.carryingonB.catchingonC.mak

ingupD.turningup52.A.rememberedB.beganC.finishedD.imagined53.A.impatientlyB.unexpectedlyC.occasionallyD.continuously54.A.purposeB.promiseC.t

ruthD.hope55.A.willinglyB.passionatelyC.peacefullyD.freely第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分,满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1

个单词）或所给单词的正确形式。Aself-drivingtaxi56(operate)byChinesetechheavyweightBaiduIncrecentlyhitapedestriancrossingagainstatraffi

clightinWuhan,57(cause)heateddiscussionsonthechallengesandlimitationsfacingautonomousdrivingtechnology,especiallyinc

omplexsituations.Meanwhile,the58(commerce)applicationofrobotaxisinmorecitiesacrossthecountryhasraisedc

oncernsaboutemployment.Taxidriversstronglyopposeit59theyareworriedabouttheintensifyingcompetition,thuslosingtheirjobs.Currently,Wuhan60(step)

upeffortstopromotethedevelopmentofintelligentconnectedvehiclesandtheapplicationofdriverlessdrivingtechnology.ZhangXi

ang,61autosectorresearcheratNorthChinaUniversityofTechnology,saidthattheincidentinWuhanindicatesthatself-drivingtechnologyhasadv

ancedsignificantlyoverthepastfewyears,62itstillencountersdifficultiesundercomplicatedroadcondition’sandhassomelimitationswhen

dealingwithunconventionalbehavior,suchasmotoristsorpedestriansviolatingtrafficrules.Zhangaddedthatensuringthesafetyandstabilityofrobotax

isremainsatop63(prior),andmoreefforts64(require)toenhanceself-drivingtestingandapplication.Sofar,morethan20citiesnationwid

ehaveintroducedpoliciessupportingautonomousdrivingtests,65morethan60enterpriseshavingobtainedself-dri

vingtestlicenses.第四部分写作（共两节,满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假如你是李华，你的外国朋友Jack想了解中国的“新四大发明(高铁、移动支付、共享单车和网上购物)”中对人们生活影响最大的一项。请你回信给他，内容包括：（1）这一项发明的名称；（2）这一项发明带

来的影响。注意：（1）词数80左右(开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数)；（2）可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。参考词汇：高铁high-speedrail(HSR)；移动支付mobilepayment；共享单车sharedbi-cy

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_____________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）67.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。“A

nursinghomewouldbesafer,Dad,”Arlyntoldherfather,Jim.“Noway,”Jiminterrupted.Hiswifepassedawayjustayearbefore.At91,hestillwantedtoremaininthec

ottageheandhiswifehadbuilt.JimstartedexperiencinganearlysignofAlzheimer’sdisease.Arlynfoundhisdeclinewasindeedall-consuming.However,shehersel

fwasinherlatesixties;herhousewasa40-minutedrivefromthecottage.Oneday,whenshereadaboutaneweldercareserv

icecalledCare.coach,itfueledherinterest.Forabout$200amonth,acomputerizedavatar(头像)(controlledremotelybyahumancaregiver)wouldwatchoverahom

e-boundperson24hoursaday.Shesignedupimmediately.Aweeklater,atabletarrived.Followingtheinstructions,Arlynuploadeddozensoffamilypictures.Thenana

nimateddogappearedonthescreen.ShepresentedthetablettoJim,pointingtothescreenpet,andsaidexcitedly,“HereDad.Youhaveanewcompanion.”Jim,doubtfula

boutthedog’sservice,knewhehadtolearnhowtogetalongwiththedogbeforeAlzheimer’stookhold.Withinaweek,Jimandhisdog,whomh

enamedPony,settledintoaroutine.Every15minutesorso,PonywouldlookforJimcallinghisnameifhewasoutofview.SometimesJimwould“pet”toawakethesleepingPony

onscreen.PonyremindedJimwhichcaretakerwouldbevisitingtodothetasks:preparingmeals,drivinghimtoaseniorcenter,etc.Ponywouldreadpoetryalo

udordiscussthenews.WhenPonypraisedJim’ssweater,JimrepaidbypettingPony’sscreenwithhisfingersendingheartsfloatingupfromthedog’shead.Oneevening

whenArlyncametovisitherfatherasusual,shewasamazedtofindthatPonywasholdingupaphotoofherlatemumtoherdadbet

weenitspaws.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。Jimstaredatthephotofondly,withtearswellingupinhisey

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