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2024学年第一学期奉贤区高三英语一模卷考生注意：1.考试时间105分钟，试卷满分115分。2.本次考试设试卷和答题纸两部分。所有答题必须涂（选择题）或写（非选择题）在答题纸上，做在试卷上一律不得分。3.务必在答题纸上填写准考证号和姓名，并将核对后

的条形码贴在指定位置。I.GrammarandvocabularySectionA(10分)Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoh

erentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordth

atbestfitseachblank.TheBestMusictoBoostProductivityHowmanytimeshaveyouputonyourheadphonestohelpyouconcentrateonyourtasks?Vari

ousstudieshavetriedtoaddressthequestionof(1)________musicintheworkplacecanbehelpfulornot.Theshortanswerse

emstobeyes,butitdependsonthejobandthemusic.Inonestudy,machineoperatorsataclothesmanufacturerbecame(2)________(productive

)whentheylistenedtorelaxingmusic;theresearchersthereforesuggestedtryingmusicwithafasterpaceinstead.However,inanotherstudy(3)________(conduct)am

ongsurgeonswhooperatedonpatientswhilelisteningtoclassicalmusic,itshowedthattheywerebothfasterandmoreaccurateinperfo

rmance.Inthiscase,theresearchersadvisedagainsthighpaceorloudmusic(4)________itcouldbedistracting.Accordingtosomescientists,nomatterwhattaskyou’r

eengagedin,lyricsinmusic(5)________negativelyimpactyourattention.However,if(6)________(listen)tolyric-lessorclassicaltu

nesannoysyou,you’reprobablynotgoingtobeveryproductive,soitultimatelydependsonyourpersonalpreference.Theremightbealinkbetween‘emotionalus

e’ofmusicatworkandperformance,too.Essentially,ifyourmoodimproves,sodoesyourwork.Tosomeextent,then,youmaybebestoffplayingmusic(7)_____

___makesyouhappy.Interestingly,though,one2023study,whichsurveyed244peoplewholistenedtomusicatwork,reveale

dnobenefitwhenmusic(8)________(use)forcognitivethinkingorjustplayedinthebackground.Butifyou’rejusthereforthebes

ttracks(9)________(boost)yourproductivity,we’vegotsomerecommendationsforyou.Thetopthreesongsmostoftenincludedinwork-relatedSpotifylists(10)________(b

e):‘DropsofJupiter’(Train),‘Dreams’(FleetwoodMac)and‘Don’tStopBelievin’(Journey).Integratethesesongsintoyourworkdayan

dexperiencetheboostinproductivitytheycanprovide.SectionB(10分)Directions:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeused

onlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.SkyquakeIfyou’veeverheardaloud,distantboomingnoisewithnoobv

iousexplanationlikeathunderstormoracarbackfiring,thenyoumighthaveexperiencedaskyquake.Skyquakeshavebeenreportedaroundtheworldandlocalshave___11__

_namesforthemindifferentregions.NearSenecaLakeinNewYorkState,they’reknownas‘Senecaguns’;inBelgiumthey’

recalled‘mistpoeffers’;andtheJapaneserefertothemas‘uminari’,which___12___means‘criesfromthesea.’Some

scientistshavesuggestedthatatypeofmeteor(流星)couldbethecause.Thesespacerocksexplodewhenthey___13___Earth’satmosphere

.Ifthisoccurredabovethickcloud,thesoundcould___14___acrossawidearea.However,thereisno___15___evidencereachingtheground.A(n)___16___explanationisthe

gascomingoutofthebottomofthelake.Severalhotspotsforskyquakeactivityareclosetolarge,deeplakes,suchasSeneca.Butsky

quakeshavealsobeenreportedawayfromsuchwaterbodies.ResearchersattheUniversityofNorthCarolinacomparedloca

lnewsreportswithinformationfrom___17___sensorsandearthquakedetectors.Theywereunabletoidentifyanyearthquakeactivitythatcoincidedwiththestrangenoise

s,___18___rulingoutgroundshakingasthecauseofit.Theyconcludedthatthisphenomenonis___19___totheatmosphere.Possiblereasonscouldin

cludemeteorsexplodingintheskyorthesoundofbigwavesgettinglouderbecauseofspecialweatherconditionsneartheocean.Overtheyears,manyof

these___20___mysterynoiseshaveturnedouttobecausedbymilitaryplanesflyingfasterthanthespeedofsound.Giventhediversityofloc

ationsandexplanations,it’spossiblethatskyquakesindifferentpartsoftheworldhavedifferentcauses.Butfornow,theirtruecauseremai

nsmysterious.II.ReadingComprehension(45分)SectionA(15分)Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Filline

achblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.TherigidcorridorsofWeltonAcademycarriedtheweightoftraditionandconformity(循规蹈矩).JohnKea

ting,anEnglishteacherwitha(n)___21___ofmysteryandpassion,steppedintotheacademylikeabreathoffreshnessinadullro

om.Hisverypresencewasa(n)___22___tothelong-establishednormsoftheschool.Hewasnotonetosimplystandatthefrontoftheclassrooman

dlecturedaboutShakespeare’spoetryortherulesofgrammar.___23___,hehadauniquewayofmakingthewordscomealive.Inhisf

irstclass,hewalkedintotheroom,atwinkleinhiseye,andledtheboysoutintothehallway.A.enterB.echoC.physicalD.linkedE.supposedF.initialG.literall

yH.diverseI.weatherJ.alternativeK.effectivelyPointingattheold,fadedpicturesofformerstudents,hesaid,“Carpediem,boys.Seizetheday.Makeyourlives__

_24___.Thesemenwereoncejustlikeyou,withdreamsandpotential.Don’tletthisplaceburyyourambitions.”Hisspecialhaven,the“WhispersoftheBard,”wasamag

icalplacehiddenawayfromthe___25___eyesoftheschoolauthorities.Here,undertheopensky,Keatingwouldgatherthestudentsaro

undhim.Hewouldrecitepoetrywithsuchenthusiasmthatthewordsseemedto___26___intheair.“Poetry,”hetoldthem,“isnotjus

taboutrhymesandmeters.It’sthelanguageofthe___27___.It’sthewayweexpressthedeepestdesiresandthewildestdreamsthatwehold___28_

__us.”Heencouragedeachstudenttofindtheirownvoicebetweenthelinesofthegreatpoets.ToNeilPerry,whohadahidde

npassionforthe___29___burninglikeasmallfireinhisheart,Keatingwaslikeaguidingstar.HesawthepotentialinNeil’seyesandsaid,“Neil,thestageiswaitingforyo

u.Don’tletanyoneevenyourfather___30___yourlight.Yourdreamsareprecious,andyouhavethetalenttomakethemc

ometrue.”HehelpedNeilpracticehislines,showinghimhowto___31___hisemotionsthrougheveryword.UnderKeating’sguidanceineverysession,Neilgr

ewmoreconfident,believingthathecouldeven___32___whathisfatherexpectedofhim.ForToddAnderson,whowasshyandoften__

_33___byhisbrotherseeminglyexcellentateverything,Keatingnoticedhistalentforseeingthedeepermeaninginliterature.“Todd

,”hesaid,“yourmindisatreasurechest.Openitandshareyourthoughtswiththeworld.Don’tbeafraidto___34___.Yourinterpretationsareasvaluableasanyothe

r’s.”WithKeating’sencouragingwords,Toddstartedtocomeoutofhis___35___,findingthecouragetospeakupandexpresshimself.Keating

’sencouragementwaslikeagentlewindthatblewthroughthelivesofthesestudents,fanningtheflamesoftheirdreamsandgivingthemthestrengthtopursuewhatt

heytrulyloved.21.A.airB.gestureC.moodD.outlook22.A.threatB.barrierC.challengeD.opportunity23.A.HoweverB.Therefo

reC.InsteadD.Moreover24.A.mysteriousB.extraordinaryC.practicalD.specific25.A.caringB.shiningC.wanderingD.watching26.A.

danceB.floatC.moveD.slide27.A.insightB.innocenceC.soulD.sense28.A.betweenB.uponC.intoD.within29.A.poetryB.stageC.matchD.mu

sic30.A.dimB.adjustC.flashD.fuel31.A.concealB.projectC.stimulateD.sustain32.A.fallwithinB.persistinC.keepoffD.gobeyond33.A.overseenB.ov

ershadowedC.overestimatedD.overlooked34.A.stepawayB.fitinC.standoutD.pushforward35.A.routineB.shellC.circleD.spaceSectionB(

22分)Directions:Readthefollowingthreepassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstate

ments.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyou

havejustread.AIntheyear1669,aGermantradernamedHennigBrandsetoutonanunusualquestthatwouldleadtooneofthemostfascinatingdis

coveriesinthehistoryofchemistry.Brand,drivenbytheage-oldalchemists’dreamofmagicallyturningbasemetalsintogold,conductedaseriesofexperi

mentsthatwouldforeverchangeourunderstandingofelements.Brand’sjourneybeganwithanassumptionthatthekeytocreati

ng“gold”residedinhumanurine(尿液).Thisseeminglystrangeideawasfueledbytheobservationthaturinesharedasimilaryell

owcolorwiththepreciousmetal.Actingonthisbelief,Brandcollectedanastonishing5000litersofurineandallowedittostandandferment(发酵).Afterweeksofferm

entation,Brandboiledtheurinedowntoathick,stickysubstance.Hethenmixedthispastewithsandandheatedthemixturetoa

nextremetemperature.Whatemergedfromthisprocesswasasubstancethatwasentirelynewtotheworldofscience–awhitesoli

dthatshonewithasoftlightinthedark.Brandnamedthisglowingmaterial“phosphorus,”originatingfromtheGreekwordsfor“l

ightbearer.”Thediscoveryofphosphoruswasnotjustascientificbreakthrough;itcapturedtheimaginationofthepublicandthescie

ntificcommunityalike.Itsabilitytogiveofflightinthedarknesswasbothfascinatingandmysterious.TheimplicationsofBrand’sdiscoverywerefar-reac

hing.Phosphoruswasnotonlyanoveltybutalsoasubstancewithpracticalapplications.Itwouldlaterbecomeanessentialc

omponentintheproductionofmatches,fertilizers,andvariouschemicals.HennigBrand’saccidentaldiscoveryofpho

sphorusin1669wasmorethanjustfindinganewelement;itmarkedtheendoftheeraoftheperiodofmagicchemistryandthebeginningofmodernchemistry.Brand’spho

sphorus,oncesoughtasameanstowealth,becameacornerstoneinthefieldofscience,acleardemonstrationofpowerofcuriosityandtheunexpected

pathsthatcanleadtoenlightenment.36.Whatisthemainideaofthepassage?A.Thefallofancientalchemistsandtheriseofmodernchemists

.B.Theaccidentaldiscoveryofphosphorusanditsscientificimpact.C.Theimportanceofhumanurineinscientificexperiments.D.Thetransformatio

nofbasemetalsintogoldthroughmagic.37.WhatwasHennigBrand’sinitialgoalwhenhestartedhisexperiments?A.Toturnhumanu

rineintogold.B.Todiscoveranewelement.C.Toproduceaglowingsubstance.D.Toreformmodernchemistry.38.Theunderlinedword“cornerst

one”inthelastparagraphisclosestinmeaningto______.A.mysteryB.symbolC.obstacleD.foundation39.WhatcanbeinferredaboutHennigBrandfromthepassag

e?A.Hewasaseriouschemistwhofollowedestablishedscientificmethods.B.Hewasavisionaryscientistwhopredictedthefutureofchemistry.C.

Hewasacuriousindividualwillingtoexploreunconventionalideas.D.Hewasawealthytraderwithadeepunderstandingofchemistry.BGoingunderground?TheSubwa

yistheeasiestwaytogetaroundtheCityCentreandWestEndofGlasgow.Runningeveryfourminutesatpeaktimes,ittakesjust24minutestocompleteacircuito

fthe15stationsandcostsfromaslittleas£1.80foranadultsingletotravelanywhereelseonthesystem.FirstTrainsLastTrainsOuterCircleMon.toSat.S

un.OuterCircleMon.toSat.Sun.FromGovan06:3010:00FromGovan23:1617:50FromStEnoch06:3410:03FromStEnoch23:3018:03InnerCircleMon.toSat.Sun.In

nerCircleMon.toSat.Sun.FromGovan06:3010:00FromGovan23:1617:50FromStEnoch06:3210:00FromStEnoch23:2818:00SubwayticketsTyp

eAdultChild***unlimitedtravelforoneday**Appliestochildrenunder16yearsold.Childrenunderfivetravelforfreeifaccompaniedbyafarepayi

ngadult.Single£1.80£0.85Return£3.40£1.60Allday*£4.30£2.1540.Accordingtothenoticeboard,whichofthefollowingisTRUE?A.T

hesubwayistheonlywaytotravelinthecity.B.Thesubwayrunsevery4minutesanytimeoftheday.C.Anentirejourneyof24stationstakes15minutes.D.Anadultticke

tforafullcircuitcostsonly£1.80.41.ToarriveatKelvinbridgeonaweekdaymorningassoonaspossible,youcantaketheearliestt

rainfromStEnochat____________.A.6:34B.6:32C.10:00D.10:0342.Acoupletakinga15-year-oldandanewbornonaONE-DAYtripinGlasgowcanmaximizetheirsubw

ayexperiencebypaying____________.A.£6.45B.£8.40C.£10.75D.£12.90CForthefirsttime,scientistshaveobservedthebrainthro

ughoutthepregnancy(怀孕)timeline.Sexhormones,likeestrogenandtestosterone,arepowerfulplayersinthebrain,affectingmood,memory,a

ndmore.Someofthemostdramatichormonalchangesthathumansexperiencehappenduringpregnancy,andyetthoseninemonthshavebeenablack

boxforhumanneuroscienceuntilnow.AnewstudypublishedthisweekinNatureNeuroscienceprovidesthemostextensivelookinsidethatblackboxyet.Res

earchersscannedthebrainofonewoman26timesovertheentirecourseofherpregnancy–before,duringandafter.Brainscansshowtha

ttracksofwhitemattergetstrongerduringpregnancy.Previousbrainimagingstudiesfrombeforeandafterpregnancyhav

eshownthatpregnancyshrinks(缩小)partsofthebrain,specificallyitsgraymatter.Theseouterlayersofthebrainareresponsibleformostofsensation,lear

ningandothergreatthingsthebraindoes.Shrinkinggraymattermaysoundscary,butithappenstoallofusthroughoutdevelopmen

ttofine-tuneourneuralprocessingandmakeourbrainsmoreefficient.Thoughtheterm“mommybrain”isoftenusedtorefertotheb

rainfogandforgetfulnesssomepeoplefeelduringpregnancy,thebrainchangesarelikelyadaptive.Forexample,youmaybeforget

tingwhereyourkeysare,butyouarewaymorefocusedonwhatishappeningtoyourbaby.Researchersareparticularlyinterestedinchangeswithinbrai

nregionsthathelpwithsocialcognitionbyallowingustotakeonothers’perspectives.Thescaleandpatternofbrainchangesduringpregnancyare

similartowhatotherresearchershaveseeninadolescentbrainsduringpuberty(青春期),alsodrivenbyhormones.Otherresearchershavebeenableto

detectwhethersomeonehadbeenpregnantbasedonlyonneuroimagingdatafromdecadeslater.Sodespitethecommonsay

ingthatourbrainsstopdevelopinginourmid-20s,hormonesseemtodrivebig,long-lastingchangesthroughoutadulthood.Fromstudyingthewoman’sbrain,

researchersconfirmedgraymatterdecreasedbyfourpercentoverthecourseofpregnancyandthatdecreasepersistedth

roughouttheendofthestudytwoyearsaftergivingbirth.Anditwasn’tjustoneareaornetwork–80%ofbrainregionsshru

nk.Whilecertainareasandnetworkschangedfasterthanothers,theteamdoesn’tyetknowwhattheimplicationsare.43.Thepassage

mainlytellsus__________________.A.howpregnancyimpactswomen’smemoryB.howbrainscansleadtoabreakthroughC.howpubertydiffersfrompregnancyD.how

brainchangesduringpregnancy44.Basedontheresearch,apregnantwomanshould______changesaccompanying“mommybrain”?A.peacefullyacceptB.consciouslyavoidC.comp

letelyignoreD.eagerlyexpect45.Wecanlearnfromthelasttwoparagraphsthat________________________.A.researchershavefiguredoutwhycertainarea

sofbrainchangefasterB.despitesimilarity,brainchangesinpubertyaren’tdrivenbyhormonesC.hormonesarelikelytocausebrainc

hangesbeyondadolescenceD.theshrinkageofgraymatterinbrainstopsshortlyafterchildbirth46.Whatisthestructureofthispassage?A.B.C.Intr

oducingatopicProvidingexamplesStatingaproblemProposingsolutionsEvaluatingthesolutionsPresentingafindingExplainingRelatingwi

thotherfindingsSummarizingthemainpointsD.SectionC(8分)Directions:Readthepassagecarefully.Fillineachblankwithapropersentence

giveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.A.Previously,they’vetrainedpacksofheroratstodetectd

angerousbacteria.B.Thentheywereintroducedtocommonscentsusedtomaskillegalwildlifetrade.C.Thiseffortaimstoprovideal

ow-costdetectionsystemtopreventillegalhunting.D.However,thereareconcernsthattheratsmightbedistractedb

ysomecommonscents.E.Existingscreeningtoolsareexpensiveandtimeintensive,necessitatinganewapproach.F.Forthispurpose,thesetrain

edratswillbeexpectedtoworkinlikelyhotspotsforillegalwildlifetrade.RattingonCrimes“Youarenevermorethansixfeetawayfroma

rat,”goesthesaying.Thoughithasbeenconcludedthatthisestimateisincorrect,itmightsoonbeaccurateforthoseinvolvedint

heillegalwildlifetrade.AteamofresearchershavetrainedAfricanratstopickupthescents(气味)ofendangeredanimalproducts,suchaselephantivoryandrhinohorn.47.___

_______Theratpackcanevenidentifytheseitemswhenconcealedamongothersubstances,andhavebeenshowntoremembe

rthesmellsaftermonthsofnon-exposure.Thisisn’tthefirsttimeAPOPO,aTanzania-basednon-profit,haverecognizedapotentialfo

rasuper-ratworkforce.48.__________Theorganizationlookstoprovidelow-tech,cost-efficientsolutionstopressingchallengesthroughoutAfrica.Theratsin

thenewstudywentthroughseveraldemandingstagesoftraining.Theyfirstlearnedtosmellatargetscentforseveralsecondstoearnaflavoured

reward.49.__________Thefinalstepwasmemoryconsolidationtraining,wheretheywerereintroducedtoscentsthey

’dnotencounteredforfiveandeightmonths,respectively.Despitethemonthsofnon-exposure,theratsshowedperfectmemoryscores,sugges

tingthattheircognitivememoryperformanceissimilartothatofdogs.Illegalcapture,killing,andharvestingofanimalsandplantshaveincreaseddrama

ticallyinrecentyears.Forexample,55Africanelephantsarekilledfortheirtuskseveryday,over20,000ayear.Thishastobestoppedimmediately.50.________

__Theywillbearmedwithcustom-madevests(马甲).Withtheirfrontpaws,theywillbeabletopullasmallballattachedtot

hechestoftheirvest,whichgivesoutabeepingsound.Thiswayratswillbeabletoalerthandlerswhentheydetectatarget.Oncefullytrainedandprepared,thesegiantr

atscouldbecomeillegalhunters’worstenemy.DescribingaphenomenonAnalyzingthecausesPredictingthefuturetrendsIII.SummaryWriting(10分)51.Direction

s:Readthefollowingpassage.Summarizethemainideaandthemainpoint(s)ofthepassageinnomorethan60words.Useyourownwor

dsasfaraspossible.TheSignificanceofCattleinMaasaiSocietyCattlearethetraditionalpartnersoftheMaasaipeopleofEastAfrica.Thetra

ditionalMaasaidietisheavilycenteredaroundcattleproducts.MilkisafundamentalcomponentoftheMaasaidiet,consumeddailyandin

variousforms.Freshmilk,knownas“enkirowua”,isoftendrunkstraightormixedwithherbsforaddedflavorandmedici

nalbenefits.Processedmilk,or“mokore”,isapopularvariation,providingrichsourceofnutrition.Cattle’smeatisanotherimportantpartoftheMaasa

idiet,consumedduringspecialoccasionsandceremonies.Everypartoftheanimalisused,reflectingtheMaasai’sresourcefulnes

sandrespectfortheirlivestock.Itrepresentsstrengthandthecommunity’scollectivewealth.CattleholdsignificantvalueinMaasaisociallif

e.Anindividual’ssocialstatusisheavilyinfluencedbycattleownership.Thenumberofcattleonepossessesdirectlyrelateswithhisstandingin

thecommunity.Thisisparticularlyevidentduringtraditionalceremonies,suchasweddings,wheretheexchangeofcattlea

sgiftssignifiesthestrongbondbetweenfamiliesandasharedcommitmenttothefuture.Familiesthereshareresponsibilitiesincattlecareandt

heircollectivemanagementpromotesunityandteamwork.Forexample,theprocessofmilkingisasharedactivity,involvingbothmenandwomenandstrengtheningsocia

lbonds.Itisespeciallyvitalduringchallengingtimes,suchasdroughtsorotherhardshipswhenthewell-beingofthecattleiscrucial.Cattlealsoplay

abigroleinMaasairitualsandceremonies,accompanyingindividualsfrombirthtodeath.Forexample,thesacrificeofacowdu

ringnamingceremoniesorfuneralsnotonlycelebratestheoccasionbutalsostrengthensthecommunity’sspiritualconne

ctionwiththeirlivestock.Theseritualshighlightthespiritualimportanceofcattle,seenasalinkbetweenthephysical

andspiritualworlds,thusfirmlyestablishingtheircentralroleinMaasaiculture.IV.Translation(15分)Directions:Translatethefo

llowingsentencesintoEnglish,usingthewordsgiveninthebrackets.52.农忙季节，这个偏远的小村子显得空荡荡的。(desert)53.上海博物馆的埃及展太火爆了，根本抢不到票。(

impossible)54.虽然这部经典老片在1998年首映，但当它本月重新上映时，依然在影迷中引起了极大的反响。(release)55.这位原本深耕于科研领域的女学者，凭借自己坚持不懈的努力，历经极度严苛的训练，最终成为了一名宇航员。(engage)V.GuidedWriting(2

5分)Directions:WriteanEnglishcompositionin120-150wordsaccordingtotheinstructionsgivenbelowinChinese.56.假设你是明启中学高三学

生李明，近日有一位外国视频博主Mike正在中国旅行，他计划制作一期关于中国的视频。现在他向广大网友征集相关视频素材，视频打算聚焦中国近年来的快速发展与变化，例如：高速铁路（high-speedtrains）、共享单车（sharedbicycles）、移

动支付（mobilepayment）、网上购物（onlineshopping）、外卖餐饮（fooddelivery）等方面。请你给他写一封邮件，为他提供具体的素材建议。内容须包括：1.推荐你认为最具代表性的素材（1～2个）；2.结合自身经历给

出理由。答案语法：1.whether2.lessproductive3.conducted4.because/as/since5.may/might/can/could6.listening7.that/which8.wasused9.toboost

10.are词汇：11-15HGABC16-20JIKDE完型填空：21-25ACCBD26-30ACDBA31-35BDBCB阅读：36-39BADC40-42DBC43-46DACA47-50CABF概要写作：51.参考答案：Maasailif

erevolvesaroundcattle.CattleproductssuchasmilkandmeatplayafundamentalroleinMassaidiet,reflectingcommunities’wealthandstrength.C

attlealsomatterinsociallifeasasignofsocialstatusandacontributortounityandteamwork.Furthermore,cattleholdvalueinMassairitualsand

ceremonies,bridgingspiritualandphysicalworldsinMassaiculture.(60words)提纲：Maasailiferevolvesaroundcattle:1)Cattleproducts,includingmilkandm

eat+representrichness,strengthandwealth.2)Cattleholdssocialvalue+reflectsocialstatus/promoteunityandteamwork3)Cattleplayar

oleinritualsandceremonies+strengthenspiritualconnection翻译：52.农忙季节，这个偏远的小村子里显得空荡荡的。(desert)Inbusyfarmingseasons,thesmallremotevillagelooks/ap

pears/seemsdeserted.1’1’1’53.上海博物馆的埃及展太火爆了，根本抢不到票。(impossible)TheEgyptianexhibitionattheShanghaiMuseumwasso

popularthatitwasalmost0.5’0.5’1’impossibletoget/buytickets.1’54.虽然这部经典老片在1998年首映，但当它本月重新上映时，依然在影迷中引起了极大的反响

。(release)Althoughthisclassicfilmwasfirstreleasedin1998,itstillgenerated/aroused/causedahuge0.5’1’1’response/feedbackamongfanswhenitwa

sre-releasedthismonth.0.5’1’55.这位原本深耕于科研领域的女学者，凭借自己坚持不懈的努力，历经极度严苛的训练，最终成为了一名宇航员。(engage)Thisfemalescholar,originallydeeplyengagedinth

efieldofscientificresearch,eventually0.5’1’1’became/hasbecomeanastronautthrough/withherpersistenteffortsandextremelystrict1’1.5’training.

写作：略