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2022—2023学年度下学期期末考试高一英语试卷试卷满分：150分注意事项：1.答题前，先将自己的姓名、准考证号、考场号、座位号填写在试卷和答题卡上，并将准考证号条形码粘贴在答题卡上的指定位置。2.选择题的作答：每小题选

出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。写在试卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无效。3.非选择题的作答：用黑色签字笔直接答在答题卡上对应的答题区域内。写在试卷、草稿纸和答题卡上的非答题区域均无

效。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)第一节(共5小题;每小题1.5分，满分7.5)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.W

hatwillthemanprobablydoforthewoman?A.Helpherwithmath.B.Askforleaveforher.C.Takehertothehospital.2.WhatdoesthemanwantMamietodo?A.Drinksomecoffee.

B.Doherhomework.C.Takeabreak.3.WherearemostofOsborn’sclassmatesfrom?A.TheUS.B.Canada.C.Britain.4.Whatflower

sareinthevase?A.Sunflowers.B.Lilies.C.Roses.5Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?AAhouse.B.Apicture.C.Agallery.

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。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。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。..6.Whatdoesthewomanexpectthemantodo?A.PlaygameswithTed.B.Putawaytoys.C.Walkthedog

.7.WhereisSimon?A.Inthebedroom.B.Intheyard.C.Onthefootballcourt.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whendoestheboyplantogetuptomorrow?A.At8:00a.m.B.At8:30a.m.C.At10:00

a.m.9.Whatwillthewomandotomorrow?A.Attendaconference.B.Waketheboyup.C.Gotothezoo.10.Withwhomwilltheboyhavedinnertomorrow?A.Hisfather.B.Hisuncle.C.T

hewoman.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whydoesthemanbuygiftstoday?A.Foragraduationceremony.B.Forawedding.C.Forananniversar

y.12.Whatwillthemanbuy?A.Thewhitegoldearrings.B.Thediamondearrings.C.Theyellowgoldring.13.Howmuchdoesthemanneedtopay?A.$2,000.B

.$2,200.C.$3,000.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Whatisthewomantalkingaboutatfirst?A.Cooking.B.Astoryline.C.Hermother.15.Howdoe

sthemanfeelaboutAlice’sbehavior?A.Understanding.B.Worried.C.Confused.16.Whatisthewomangoingtodotomorrow?A.Bringthe

manabook.B.Takeahelicopter.C.Gotoaclub.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Wheredoesthespeakerlive?A.InChina.B.InPakistan.C.InSouthAfrica.18.W

hatdidthelocaltourguideteachthespeakertodo?A.Avoidaltitudesickness.B.Keephimselfwarm.CRentasuitablecar.19.Whatdow

eknowaboutthecashmachine?A.Peoplearen’tallowedtotakephotosofit.B.Itcan’tbeusedtopayelectricitybills.C.ItsetaGuinnessWorldRecord.20.WhoisAtiya

Saeed?A.Astudent.B.Ateacher.C.Aphotographer.第二部分阅读理解(共20题，每小题2.5分，满分50分)第一节(共15小题，每小题2.5分，满分37.5)阅读下列材料，从每题所给的(A、B、C和D)中，选出

最佳选项，并在答题纸上讲该选项涂黑。AHere,ourselectionofBritain’sstrangestmuseumshassomethingforeveryone.GlasgowRiversideTransportM

useumThemuseumhousessteamengines,motorbikes,Glasgowbusesandjustaboutanythingelsethathasasetofwheels,wingsorsails.Forthos

enotinlovewithtransport,there’sacopyofa19th-centuryGlasgowstreetwithtraditionalshopsandanoldsubwaystation.Entranceisfreeand

forchildrenofallages.TheNaturalHistoryMuseum,HertfordshireTheVictoriansweremadaboutcollecting,andthisisessen

tiallythepersonalcollectionofjustonehome-educatedboy,whichbeganwhenhewasfiveyearsold.ButasamemberoftheRothschildfamily,Waltert

ook40yearstodoit.There’sjustabouteverystuffedanimalyoucouldeverimagine,andquiteafewyoucouldn’t:apolarbear;George,amandrill(山魁)fromLo

ndonZoo;afour-tonelephantseal;andsome80kindsofdog.Entranceisfree.ThePencilMuseum,CumbriaItisamuseumallaboutthehistoryoftheeverydaypen

cil.Therearefreedailyartists’demonstrationsandworkshops,soyoucanenterfromoneendofthemuseumandgooutwitha

drawingfromanotherend.ThelovelyLakeDistrictlocationaddstotheexperienceandthewonderfulshopisespeciallyenjoyablefors

tationerylovers.Entrance:adults£4.25,children£3.25.TheTimeMachineMuseumofScienceFiction,HertfordshireThisistheresultof30

yearsofcrazycollectingbyAndyGlazzard.Thereareartworksfromsci-ficlassics,but.mostofthemuseumartworkscenterOfDoctorWho.Entrance:adults£8,chi

ldren£6.1.Whichmuseumwillyouvisitifyourchildisinterestedinthematerialsforwriting?A.ThePencilMuseum,Cumbria.B.Glasg

owRiversidetransportMuseum.C.TheNaturalHistoryMuseum,Hertfordshire.D.TheTimeMachineMuseumofScienceFiction,Hertfords

hire.2.WhatdidWalterandAndyGlazzardhaveincommon?A.Theywerebothadventurous.B.Theywerebothfondofnature.C.Theybothlikedcollectingthings.

D.Theybothlikedtohavedemonstrations.3.Wheredoesthispassageprobablycomefrom?A.Anewsreport.B.Anovelwebsite.C.A

travelguidebook.D.Amagazineonanimals.BHolly,mywife,cannotcook.Sheiscapableoftheprocessofcooking,butshecannotcookinthe

samewaythatanoctopus(章鱼)cannotrideabike.Onetime,IwalkedintothekitchentofindHollymakingtoast.Igenerallyf

eelsafeeatingtoastthatHollyhasmadebecauseitboastsnothingbutfewsteps.Butthistoastwasabitthinandtough.“It’sabitthinandtough,”Isaid.“Whatbreadisthis

?”“It’sthesamebreadwealwayshave,”Hollysaid,pointingtothebag.“Oh,myGod!”Icried.“Ithasabest-bydateofJanuary2009.”“Itwasinthefreezer,”Hollysaid

.“Thebest-bydatedoesn’tcountiftheproductisfrozen.”“Butstillthereisalimitforfrozenfood,”Irespondedholdin

gupasliceofbreadwhichfeltlikeastone.“No,thereisn’t,”shereplied.“Ioncesawashowwherescientistsfoundarareanimalfrozen

iniceformillionsofyears.Theymeltedit,cookedit,andateit.”“Thatiswhyitiscalledashow,”Icried.“YouneverappreciateanythingIdo,”repliedHolly.“T

hat’snottrue,”Isaid.“Iappreciateeverythingyoudo.You’reabeautiful,kind,thoughtfulperson.ButifIorderedahamb

urgeratMcDonald’sandtheyhandedittome,saying,“Sorry,itwasabittoughbecausethebreadhadbeenstoredfornearly10years,”Iwouldassumetherewassomethin

gwrongwiththerestaurantstaff.”“Itwouldprobablybegoodwithme,”respondedHolly,holdingoutherhands.“Butyouw

ouldneverknowwhethertheguyatMcDonald’sspentanhourinthekitchenmakingitforyouandburnedhisthumbonapan.”“Fine,”Isighed,raisingittomymouth.“I’lltast

eit.Takingthebrownandyellowbread,Ihadastrongburningfeelinglikehavingamouthfulofredants.Iswallowedwitheffortasmyeyesbegantowa

ter.“Yes,”saidHolly.“Wewereoutofcream,soIusedpepperfromSichuan,Chinainstead.”4.Whydoestheauthorfeelsafeeatingtoastmad

ebyhiswife?A.Becausehiswifeloveshim.B.Becausehiswifeoncediditwell.C.Becausehiswifeisgoodatcooking.D.Because

theprocessofmakingtoastiseasy.5.Hollyinsistedthatthebreadwaseatablebecause.A.oncethebreadwasheated,itwassafeB.thebreadwaswithinthelimitof

thedateC.scientistsonceprovedthatoutdatefoodishealthyD.shethoughtthatdatelimitdidn’tworkonfrozenfood6.ThetoastHollymadewas.A.brownbuttastyB.

hardandhotC.softandsweetD.thickandtough7.Whatcanwelearnfromthepassage?A.Hollymadegreateffortsinmakingtoast.B.Hollycanneith

errideabikenordoanycooking.C.Theauthorwasinabadrelationshipwithhiswife.D.BreadatMacDonald’sisgenerallystore

dforalongtime.CWhenitcomestoreading,wemaybeassumingthatreadingforknowledgeisthebestreasontopickupabook.Resea

rch,however,suggeststhatreadingfictionmayprovidefarmoreimportantbenefitsthannonfiction.Itmaybeoneofthebestmethodsforbuildingempathy(同理心),criticalt

hinkingandcreativity.High-levelbusinessleadershavelongenthusiasticallypraisedthevirtuesofreading.Buttheyalmostalwaysrecommendnonfiction.Readi

ngnonfictionmightcertainlybevaluableforcollectingknowledge.However,researchsuggeststhatreadingfictionpredictsasharperabi

litytounderstandotherpeople’smotivations.Inaddition,researchsuggeststhatreadingliteraryfictionisaneffectivewaytoimprovethebrai

n’sabilitytokeepanopenmindwhileprocessinginformation,anecessaryskillforeffectivedecision-making.Ina2013study,researchersexam

inedsomethingcalledtheneedforcognitiveclosure(认知闭合),orthedesireto“reachaquickconclusionindecision-makingandanaversion

touncertaintyandconfusion”.Individualswithastrongneedforcognitiveclosurerelyheavilyon“earlyinformatio

nhints”,meaningtheystruggletochangetheirmindsasnewinformationbecomesavailable.Ahighneedforcognitiveclosurealsomea

nsindividualsareattractedtosmallerbitsofinformationandfewerviewpoints.Individualswhoresisttheneedforcognitiveclosurete

ndtobemorethoughtful,morecreative,andmorecomfortablewithcompetingnarratives—allcharacteristicsofhighemotionalintelligence.

UniversityofTorontoresearchersdiscoveredthatindividualsintheirstudywhoreadshortstories(asopposedtoessays)demonstratedalowerneedforcogniti

veclosure.Thatresultisnotsurprisinggiventhatreadingliteraturerequiresustoslowdown,takeinvolumesofinformation,andthenchangeour

mindsasweread.There’snoeasyanswerinliterature.Instead,there’sonlyperspective-taking.Asreaders,we’llalmostcertainlyfindLolita’snarratorHumber

tHumberthateful,butweareforcedtoexperiencehowhethinks,avaluableexercisefordecreasingourneedforcognitiveclos

ure.8.Whatdoesthesecondparagraphsuggestaboutreadingfiction?A.Itcan’thelpustokeepmotivated.B.Ithelpsustogatherkn

owledge.C.Ithelpsustoimprovereadingskills.D.Ithelpsustobetterunderstandothers.9.Whatisthemostpossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedwordinparag

raph3?A.Amazement.B.Desire.C.Dislike.D.Need.10.Whatdoweknowaboutpeoplewithahighneedforcognitiveclosure?A.Theyareunwillingtoacceptnewthings.

B.Theyrelyalittleonthehelpofothers.C.Theyarehappytoacceptnewknowledge.D.Theyareinnohurrytodrawconclusions.11.Wha

tistheadvantageofreadingfictionaccordingtothetext?A.Itcanhardlychangeourmind.B.Itcanimproveemotionalintelligence.C.Itca

nincreasetheneedforcognitiveclosure.D.Itcanaddtheabilityofliteratureappreciation.DAlongtherockyAlgeriancoast,justeastofwhereth

ebulkyshapeofMountChenouaslidesintotheMediterranean,theseaandindifferencemayfinallydowhattheVandalsdidnot.There,formorethan2,500years,hasstoodTipas

a.ItisconsideredasoneofthemostimportantarchaeologicalsitesinNorthAfrica.Tipasafellintoruininthesixthcentury

.Bothitsmaincomplexonthecoastandaninlandmonumentaltombwereallbutforgottenintheolivetreesandthinpines.Mostoftheancientcity,infact,rem

ainsburiedbeneathsediment(沉积物)upto12feetthick.Forthelastfewdecades,however,what’sleftofTipasa’spasthasbeenincreasinglysurroundedbytheexpand

ingmoderntownofTipasafromthreesides.Andtothenorth,thewaveslapevercloser.“What’sspecialaboutTipasa,aUNESCO-recognizedWorldHeritageSitesince1982,isth

echarmofitslandscape,thesharedpresenceofhistoryandarchaeology,culture,nature,andarchitecture.It’sthe

spiritoftheplace,”saidLyndaAoudiaBenaliwhohasstudiedTipasaandtheongoingchallengesfrombothrapidurbanizationandins

ufficientSitemanagement.Now,Tipasaisenteringanewchapter,perhapsitslast:It’sbecomeasymbolofanentirecontinent’sheritageincr

isis.Recently,ateamreportedtheresultsofhardworkmappinghowsealevelriseisaffectingnearly300WorldHeritageSitesaroundAfrica’sroughly20,000mile

sofcoastline.About20percentofthesitesexamined,includingTipasa,arealreadyathigherriskfromfloodinganderosion(腐蚀).By2050thatfigureisexpect

edtomorethantwice.TheSite’s2lst-centuryproblemshaveonlyincreasedinthelasttwodecades.UNESCOhasrepeatedlythreatenedtoremovethesit

eofWorldHeritagestatus.Asrecentlyas2021,theorganizationnotedalotofproblemsatTipasa,suchasmodernconstructon,includingapropos

edport,whichthreatenedthesite’sintegrity.12.WhatcanweknowaboutTipasa?A.Itwasbuiltonethousandyearsago.B.ItisthemostimportantarcheologicalsiteinAfri

ca.C.Itisconsideredasawell-knowntouristattraction.D.Itsufferedcompletedamageinthesixthcentury.13.WhatcanweinferfromLyndaAoudiaBenali’swordsinPar

agraph3?A.Tipasahasitsuniquecharacteristics.B.Tipasahasexperiencedquickdevelopment.C.TipasabecameaWorldHeritage

Siteinthe1990s.D.Tipasahasbeenpaidmuchattentiontoforitsmanagement.14.WhatputsTipasaatahigherriskaccordingtothepassage?A

.Theoverdevelopment.B.Theabundanttourists.C.Thenaturaldisasters.D.Theseverepollution.15.WhatwillmostprobablyhappentoTipasa?A.Itsmoder

nconstructionwillbecompletelystopped.B.Itsproblemshavebeensolved.C.Itseffectsofclimatechangewillbeavoide

d.D.ItsWorldHeritagestatusisunderthreat.第二节(共5小节;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的选项。选项中有两项为多余选项

。Ifyou’veeverkeptasecretfromafriend,afamilymember,oraromanticpartner,thenthechancesaregoodthatthesesamepeop

lehavekeptsecretsfromyou.Notallofthem,andnotateverymoment___16___.Thehardpartofhavingasecretisnotthatyouhavetohideit,butthatyouhavetolivewithit.S

oevenifyoudohavefearsandworries,knowthattheresearchshowspeoplereactmorepositivelytodisclosures(吐露秘密)thanweoftenimagine.Itmightta

keadashofcouragetorevealsomethingsensitive.___17___Ifyouareinthemiddleofasocialinteractionthatmakesyoufeelcomfortableandopen,thenrecognizethed

oorisopentodisclosure,too.Youcouldshoutyoursecretinaforestwherethereisnobodyaroundtohearit,butjustliketheleavesthatnobodyhearsfal

ling.___18___.Whenpeoplerevealsecretstoothers,theyareoftenlookingforhelp,andoftenseekoutthepeoplewhoprovemosthelpful.Ano

therpersoncanofferyoutwodifferentkindsofhelp:emotionalsupportandpracticalsupportIfyoucanfindsomeoneyoufeelcomfortableopeningupto,theyarelikelytogive

youone,evenifnotbothkinds.Theymightexpresssympathyorempathy,orsharewithyouasimilarstruggletheyhaveovercome.___19___Theharmfulcycleofnegati

vethinkingiseasiertobreakwhenwebringothersin.Ifyouarecurrentlykeepingasecretfromafriend,afamilymember,ora

romanticpartner,thenyouprobablyhaveatleastonemoresecretthanyouneed.Chancesarethatthereisatleastonesecretfromothersthatyoudon’t

know,andthisisonemorereasontosharewhat’sonyourmindwithothers.___20___A.butherearesometipsforyoutoknowtheirse

crets.B.Whenyouopenuptoothers,otherswillopenuptoyou.C.butsomeofthemsomeofthetime.D.Butwhenyoutaketherisk,yourfriendwillrecognizethisandappreciatei

t.E.Otherpeoplecanofferpositiveperspectives,guidance,andadvice.FAdisclosurewithnoreceiverisbarelyaclos

ureatall.G.Theystillhidetheirownsecrets.第三部分英语知识运用(共两节，满分30分)第一节：完型填空(共15题;每小题1分，满分15分).阅读下面的短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳位置，并在答题卡上讲该项涂黑。

Insteadofbeingapacing-uptime,winterisalocking-downtime.Winterfreesusinallsortsofways.IoncehadaneighbornamedEarl.Anold-timerandaself-mademan,he___21_

__toldmestoriesaboutMainewintersinthepast.Hesuggestedhehad___22___theiceage.Hebackeduphisoldstorieswith___23___ofoldblack-and-whitephotograp

hsofheavysnowstormsthatpileduptosecond-floorwindowsandcompletely___24___cars.AndI’llnever___25___whath

esaidasanendtooneofhisstories,“Amancouldn’tgetmuchdoneoncethesnowcame.”Sowhatdidhedooncethesnowcame?Hespentagreatd

ealoftime___26___tohomeandhearth,wherehe___27___thewoodstove,satwithhiswife,madepotsofcoffee,andreadbythefire.AsIwri

tethesewordsIoccasionallyraisemyheadto___28___thewindowatthewoodpilestacked(堆),thegardenharvested,theappletree___29___,thelawnmowed,and

thebicycleshednewlyroofed.AsItendedtoallthosethings,whendidIhavetimeto____30____?SomeyearsagoafriendsentmeaquotebySocratesthatItrytobemindfulof:Bewa

rethefruitlessnessofa____31____life.Theadvice____32____metolookforwardtothecomingofwinter,becauseI’vefinallylearnedthatit

isaslowing-downtime,agiftofrest,a(n)____33____toacknowledgethatmostoftheoutdoorworkthatcouldbedonehasbeendone.AfriendofminewholivesintheSoutheastr

ecentlycalled.Inthecourseofour____34____hecelebratedtheclimatewherehelives,which____35____himtoworkoutsideyear-

round.“I’malwaysonthego.”hetoldme.ButIthinkIneedagoodtimeofwinter.21.A.graduallyB.excitedlyC.angrilyD.unwillingly22.A.struggledB.exploredC.survivedD

.celebrated23.A.laughterB.evidenceC.expectationD.patience24.A.buriedB.struckC.destroyedD.supported25.A.realizeB.forgetC.recallD.

learn26.A.designingB.improvingC.fixingD.tending27.A.boughtB.controlledC.builtD.filled28.A.lookatB.watcho

verC.glanceoutD.glareat29.A.pickedB.cutC.plantedD.fell30.A.settleB.arrangeC.workD.breathe31.A.busyB.happyC.creativeD.special

32.A.demandedB.taughtC.appointedD.assisted33.A.amazementB.surroundingsC.opportunityD.ability34.A.convenienceB.appearanceC.contributionD.

conversation35.A.employsB.forcesC.enablesD.saves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)或括号内单词的正确形式。Theveryancientpoetrythat___3

6___(write)athousandormoreyearsagowassimplerandaboutcommonthingslikelove,romanceandnaturethatpeopleappreciate.Thoughmuchpoetrywascreatedi

ntheerasfollowingtheSongdynasty,itisthoughtthatthepoetsbecameincreasingly___37___(academy)andhardtounderstandsothatmodernChinesecan’tappreciatethesty

leandmeaning.Forforeigners,ancientChinesepoetry___38___(be)moredifficult___39___(comprehend).Oneofthereasonsisthenatureof

Chinesecharacters___40___(they).Oftenonecharacterhasmanymeanings,___41___makesthetranslationofChineseintoEnglishakeypartofreadingandu

nderstandingChinesepoetry.Putsimply,goodtranslationisessentialto___42___(full)understandChinesepoems.Anotherpointworth___43___(notice)aboutancien

tChinesepoetryisthatitisinfluencedbyConfucianandTaoistthinking.AncientChinesepoetryhasafocusoffriendsh

ipbesidesloveorbeing___44___lover.Friendships,tothevillage,thecommunity,thecountryoryourdrinkingfriendsaredomina

ntthemes.Thepoets’maintaskseemstobejustwritingpoetry,becausealifeasapoetisanimportantthing.Inthisrespect,Chinesepoetry

isall____45____thepoet,the“meaning”forthepoetandnotwhatishappeningaroundthepoet.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假定你是李华，你所在的学校将组织“中国乡村文化之旅”研学活

动，你的留学生同学Jenkins对中国乡土文化和本次活动安排很感兴趣，请你用英语给他写封电子邮件，告之相关内容：1.活动安排(时间，地点等)；2.活动流程(参观，交流等)；3.活动要求等。注意：1.写作词数应80左右；2.请在答题卡的

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________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节(满分25分)47.阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给的段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的

短文。AlexisLanglois,whomanagesalargefarm,heardherneighborcrazilyknockingonherfrontdooronaMondayafternoon.“There’sanemergency”,Am

berCountrymanyelled.“Thehorsesarestuckinthewater.”Langloiswasstruckwith“absolutepanic”.Shethrewonherwinterboots—withoutsocks—andrushedt

owardthesmallpondonthe80-acreproperty.Shewassurprisedbywhatshesaw:fourhorseswereinthewateruptotheirnecksin10feet

oficewater.Sheimmediatelycalled911.Whilewaitingforhelptoarrive,“peoplejuststartedshowingup,”shesaid.“Neighborswerepo

uringin.Peoplecamewithropes,chainsaws,shovelsandpickaxes.”“Igrabbedabunchofsupplies,”saidCountryman,whosetwot

eenagersandtheirfriendalsoassitedwiththeeffort.“Itwas-8℃thatday,”shesaid,addingthatshebroughtouthand

warmersandwaterforthehelpers.Everyonewasdeterminedtogetthehorsesoutofthepond—whichisabout15feetwide.Beneathasix-inchlayerofice,thewaterwas

“justbarelyabovefreezing”,saidChrisYerkes,theSouthKalispellFireDepartmentchiefwhorushedtothepondwithaboutadozenvolu

nteerpersonnel.Whenthefirefightersarrived,neighborshadalreadyattemptedtopaveapaththroughtheicetowardtheedgeofthepondusingpicka

xes,sledgehammersandshovels,and“wecontinuedwiththateffort.”Yerkessaid.Unfortunately,“aswegotclosertotheedge,werealizedtherew

asaboutthreetofourinchesofmud.”Thethicklayerofmud—whichtherescuerscouldn’tcutthrough—blockedthehorsesfromclimbingout.Firefig

htersenlistedadditionalsupportfromFlatheadCountyAnimalControl,aswellasstafffromlocalequestrianorganizationRebeccaFarm.“Therehadtohavebeen

atleast60peoplehere,”Langloissaid.“Itwasveryswiftactiononeverybody’spart.”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。Paragraph1Ittooknearlytwohourstofindaworkablesolutionthatcouldbringallfourhorsestosafety.____________________

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______________________________________________________Paragraph2Togetthehorsesout,theyusedapowerfultractor(拖拉机)togettheanimalsoutofthem

udandropestopullthemovertheedge.__________________________________________________________________________________

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