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机密★启用前长沙市望城区2020年下期普通高中期末质量调研检测高二英语班级：姓名：准考证号：（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）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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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.Whatdidthewomanbuy?A.Anovel

.B.Amagazine.C.Adictionary.2.Whatwillthemandoat10:00thisevening?A.Visithisaunt.B.Gotoaconcert.C.Stayathome.3.Wheredoest

hewoman’ssisterreallywanttowork?A.InAtlanta.B.InChicago.C.InNewYork.4.Whatdoesthemanenjoydoing?A.Running.B.Walking.C.Hiking.5.Whydoesn

’tLaurafinishherfood?A.Sheisfull.B.Shedoesn’tlikeit.C.Shehasastomachache.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。听下面一段对话，回答第6、7题。6.WhatdidthewomandoforMr.Lee?A.Shecookeddinner.B.Sh

emadethebed.C.Sheputhisbooksaway.7.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Ataretirementhome.B.Atahospital.C.Atahotel.听下面一段对话，回答第8、9题。8.

WhatwillLucindadonext?A.Studyforanexam.B.Cookameal.C.Havesomefood.9.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeaker

s?A.Fellowstudents.B.Motherandson.C.Teacherandstudent.听下面一段对话，回答第10至12题。10.WhydoesthewomanwanttoimproveherEnglish?A.Tofindanewjob.B.

TowatchanEnglishprogram.C.Tospeakwithhercolleaguesbetter.11.WhichprogramisagoodchoicetopracticeBritishEnglish?A.D

owntonAbbey.B.DesperateHousewives.C.TheCarmichaelShow.12.Whatisthewomanadvisedtodo?A.Lookforabetterjob.B.

PracticeAmericanEnglish.C.Makenoteswhilewatchingprograms.听下面一段对话，回答第13至16题。13.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inaclassroom.B.Ataradiostation.

C.Atacenterforoldpeople.14.WhendidMissAllenstartherproject?A.Oneyearago.B.Twoyearsago.C.Threeyearsago.15.

ForwhatdidMissAllensetuptheproject?A.Offeringpoorpeoplejobs.B.Raisingmoneyforschools.C.Helpingoldpeopleandstuden

ts16.Howmanyseniorvolunteerstookpartintheprojectlastyear?A.200.B.500.C.12,000.听下面一段对话，回答第14至17题。17.Howdoesthemanfeelaboutthegamethisweekend?A.Ex

cited.B.Confident.C.Bored.18.Whywon’tBobwatchthegame?A.Heisn’tinterestedinit.B.Hehastogooutoftown.C.Hedoesn’thaveaticket.19.How

willthespeakersgotothegame?A.Bybus.B.Bycar.C.Onfoot.20.Whenwillthegamebegin?A.At1:00pm.B.At2:00pm.C.At3:00pm.第二部分阅读理解（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。AFeelingboredinthecomingcoldwinter?Don’twor

ry!Formovielovers,hereare4newmoviesrecommendedbyBBC.WonderWoman1984WonderWoman1984isfinallyleapingintocinemas,m

akingit2020’sfirstandlastmajorsuperheroblockbuster.GalGadotreturnsastheAmazonwarriorprincess,battlingKr

istenWiig’sCheetahinthe1980s;Thefilmis“astand-alonefilminthesamewaythatBond007filmsare,notonecontinuousstory

thatrequiresmanyparts”.Releasedon25DecintheUS,CanadaandScandinavia,andfrom16DecintheUKandaroundtheworld.SoulInthefirstPixarc

artoontohaveanAfrican-Americanleadcharacter,JamieFoxxprovidesthevoiceofamusicteacherwhodreamsofmakingitasajazzpianistinNewYork.Butjustafte

rasuccessfulinterview,hefallsdownamanhole（下水道的入孔）,andfindshimselfinaspiritualworldwherehumanspiritsaregiventheirpersonalitie

s.Andthingsgetevenmorestrangefromthere.OnDisney+from25DecNomadlandFerncan’taffordtoliveinherhouse,soshepac

ksherthingsintoacampervan,anddrivesoffintotheNevadadesert.Shesoondiscoverssheisn’talone:alargecommunityofseniorci

tizensareforcedtoliveontheroad,supportingthemselveswithshort-termjobs.WhatmakesNomadlanduniqueisthatwhileFernisplayed

byanOscar-winningactress,nearlyallofthepeopleshemeetsarerealnomads(流浪者)whoretelltheirownexperiences.Writtenanddirec

tedbyChloeZhao(TheRider),thefilmisa“mixtureofdocumentary（记录片）andfiction”.Releasedon4DecintheUSandCanada,and30DecinFranceWolfwalkersTheyea

r’sfinestanimatedfilmfromCartoonSaloon!Thelatestinspringfairytaleissetinthemid17th-Century,whenEnglishsoldiersaretryingtogetth

ewildwoodsnearKilkenny.Onehunter’sdaughterlearnstherearen’tjustwolvesintheforest,but“wolfwalkers”whocanchangeintowolvesatnight

.RichardWhittakerpraises“aheartwarmingstoryoffamilyandfriendship,andameaningfularthistorylesson…Wolfwalkersstandsproudasanewclassic.”OnAppleTV+from1

1Dec21.Childrenwillbemoreinterestedin.A.WonderWoman1984&SoulB.Soul&WolfwalkersC.Nomadland&WolfwalkersD.WonderWoman19

84&Nomadland22.WhichfilmcanFrenchmovieloverswatchattheendofDecember?A.WonderWoman1984B.SoulC.NomadlandD.Wolf

walkers23.Whichistrueaboutthefilms?A.Fernhastoworkwithnomadsbecauseofpoverty.B.JamieFox,amusician,experiencesman

ystrangethingsinNewYork.C.GalGadotactsastheAmazonworriorprincefightinginthe1980’s.D.RichardWhittakermakespositivecommentsonWolf

walkers.BWeareoftentoldtopayattentiontowhatourmotherstellus.Mostofusenjoylisteningtoourmothersspeak.Scientistshavefoundthatcomparedtootherpeople’svo

ices,ourbrainsgreatlypreferthevoicesofourownmothers.ScientistsatStanfordUniversity,US,recentlystudiedthis.Theysca

nnedchildren’sbrainswhiletheywerelisteningtodifferentsounds,includingtheirmothers’voices.Theyfoundthat97percentofthetime,childrencouldrecognize

theirmothers’voicesatonce.Hearingtheirmother’svoicesmakeschildren’sbrainsmoreactive.Weusuallyjustuseon

epartofourbraintodealwithsoundswhenwehearsomething.Butwhenwehearourmothers’voices,manypartsofthebrain,includingthoseinchargeofrewardandemotion,sta

rttoworkaswell.Whydowerespondsostronglytoourmothers’voices?Itstartsevenbeforeweareborn.Whenchildrenarestillinthewombo

rhavejustbeenborn,theyheartheirmotherstalking.Thismakesbabiesfeelcomfortableandteachesthemlanguageandsocialskills,eventhoughtheyares

tillveryyoung.Thebabieslearntorecognizetheirvoicesasarewardingsound.Later,whenthissoundisheardagain,moreattentionispaidtoit.Somesoundsar

enecessaryforoursurvivalorbringuspleasure.Thesesoundsarerecognizedbyourbrainsasrewardingsounds.Mosthumanvoicesarenotrecognizedinth

isway,sincewehearthemsooften.Butmothers’voicesaredifferent!24.Whatwillhappenwhenchildrenheartheirmothers’voices?A.Manypartsoftheirbrainsbecomeactiv

e.B.Theywillneedtimetorecognizethevoices.C.Theirlanguageskillsstarttoimprove.D.Theywillremembersomebedtimestories.25.AccordingtoParagra

ph4,whydochildrenpaymoreattentiontotheirmothers’voices?A.Becausetheycanrecognizetheirvoicesquickly.B.Becausetheirvoicesmakethemmorecomforta

ble.C.Becausetheycangetarewardfordoingso.D.Becausetheycangetlovefromtheirmothers.26.“Rewardingsounds’

’inthepassagereferstosoundsthat.A.CanbeeasilyrecognizedB.AreoftenheardC.AremadebybabiesD.Makeushappy

27.Whichofthefollowingcanbethebesttitleofthispassage?A.ImportanceoflisteningtomomB.SecretofhumanvoiceC.Powerofmom’svoiceD.L

ovefrommomCYear2020wouldseemtobetheyearofhealthyeating.Peoplearechoosingtofollowavegetariandiet,andsomehaveevengiveupanimalproductsentirelybygoin

gvegan.ButJoeRogan,themostpopularpodcast(播客)hostintheUS,saidNotothistrendandcomicallyproclaimed(宣称)January2020as“Worldcarnivore(食肉动物)month”.St

artinginJanuary,heateonlymeatfor30dayswithoutanycarbohydrates(碳水化合物),vegetablesorfruit.ThepodcastertriedthedietafterJ

ordanPeterson,apsychologist,claimedthedietcouldraiseenergylevelsandmentalhealth,accordingtotheBusinessInside

r.Risingtothechallenge,RoganpostedregularupdatesabouthisdietonpopularUSsocialplatformInstagram.Withjusttwomealsaday,breakfastwoul

dbesixeggsorasteak,anddinnerwouldincludeeitheranothersteak,suchasbeef,fishorliver.After30days,Rogansaidhe“

feltamazing“.Healsowrote,“Ilost12pounds(5.4kg).Lotsofpainswentaway.Myenergywasconstant,andIhaveimprovement

sinmyvitiligo-–Iwentintothisillness,thinkingthatthiscarnivoredietwaskindofstrange,butthisisasgoodasI‘vefel

tinalongtime.”Despiteitspositiveresults,somehavecriticizedthediet’slimitation.LindaVanHorn,chiefnutritionexpertatNo

rthwesternUniversity,saidthatstudiesconsistentlyshowthatahigh-qualitydietwithenoughnutrientsisassociatedwith“abett

erqualityoflife,longevity(长寿)andreducedriskofchronic(慢性的)diseases.”Sheaddedthattheenergyrisepeopleclaimtofeelfromthecarnivoredi

etisprobablynotbecauseofthemeat.Instead,shesaidkickingcarbohydratesandsugarcausesweightlossanditmakespeoplefeelbetter.Whilethec

arnivoredietmayofferyousomebenefits,eatingabalanceddietwillaffordyoumorehealthbenefitsthanconsumingasinglefoodgroup,accordingtoHealthline.Sob

ecareful!28.HowdidRoganrespondtothevegantrend?A.Hegaveupanimalproductsentirely.B.Hestartedtoeatonlymeatfor30day

s.C.Hehelpedpromoteitonhispodcast.D.Hesuggestedanannualcelebrationof“Worldcarnivoremonth”.29.AccordingtoLindaVanHorn,whydopeoplefeelbetterfromthe

carnivorediet?A.Theygetconstantenergyfromit.B.Themeatinthedietimprovetheirmentalhealth.C.Thediethelpsthemrelievetheirachesandpains

.D.Theyachieveweightlosswithouteatingcarbohydratesandsugar.30.Whatcanweconcludefromthetext?A.Furtherstudieswillbedoneon

thecarnivorediet.B.Stickingtoamorebalanceddietisstillthewisestchoice.C.Thecarnivoredietismorebeneficialthanav

egetariandiet.D.Thecarnivoredietwillbecomeatrendinthefuture.31.Whatattitudedoesthewriterholdtowards“thecarniv

orediet”?A.SupportiveB.OpposedC.CautiousD.DoubtfulDScientistshavedesigned“transparentwood”thatcouldreplacetradit

ionalglassinwindows.Theinventionwasdevelopedusingwoodfromthebalsatree,whichisnativetoSouthandCentralAmerica,andclaimstobefivetimesmorethermally(热地)

efficientthanglass.Theteamtreatedbalsawoodinanoxidizing(氧化剂)baththatbleaches(漂白)itofnearlyallvisibilityandthenmixeditwithasyntheticpolymerca

lledpolyvinylalcohol(PVA)(聚乙烯醇)---creatingaproductthatisvirtuallytransparent.ThetransparentwoodwascreatedbyteamsattheUniversityofMarylandandUniv

ersityofColorado,whichsetouttofindagreeneralternativetotraditionalglass–aproductionthatcreates25,000tonsinemissions(排放物)eachyear.Alo

ngwithcontributingtogreenhousegases,glasscontributestoalossofenergy.“Residentialbuildingwindowsinparticularaccount

for10–25%oftheheatlossduetotheirpoorthermalmanagementability,”theteamwroteinthestudy.“Exploringenergyefficientwindowmateri

alsisthushighlydesirabletosolveheatingcosts,energyshortages,andtheglobaleffectofclimatechangeassociatedwithincreasedcarbonemissions.”Theteamnotes

thatthebondingbetweenPVAandcellulose(纤维素)inthewood,createsatightlypackedstructurethatallowsformorethermalprotec

tionandmakesitlastlongerandlighterthanglass.“Usingtransparentwoodcouldprovetobecostefficientaswell,”rese

archerssharedinastatement.“Itisapproximatelyfivetimesmorethermallyefficientthanglass,cuttingenergycosts.’“Itismadefromasustainable,renewab

leresourcewithlowcarbonemissions.It’salsofitforexistingindustrialprocessingequipment,makingtheinventionintopracticeaneasything.”Unliketrad

itionalglass,thetransparentwoodcanbearmuchstrongerhittingandwillbendwhendamaged,insteadofbreakingintopieces.32.Whatdoe

sParagraph3mainlyimply?A.Fewmaterialscanbeusedtocreatethetransparentwood.B.Carbonemissionshavecausedserio

uspollution.C.Thetraditionalglassshouldbecompletelydeserted.D.Newenvironmentally-friendlymaterialsaregreatlydesired.33.Howmanyadv

antagesarementionedabout“transparentwood‘inthelastparagraph?A.ThreeB.FourC.FiveD.Seven34.Whyisitpossibleforthetransparent

woodtobeusedatpresent?A.Becauseitwillnotbebrokenevenwhenitishit.B.Becauseitcanbeappliedtothepresentprocessingmachineinindustry.C.

Becauseit’smadefromanewresourcewhichproducesfewercarbonemissions.D.Becauseithasaspecialstructurewhichmakesitlighterthantraditionalgla

ss.35.Whatisthepurposeofthisarticle?A.TointroduceB.ToadvertiseC.ToargueD.Topersuade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。Thisyear,educationhasbeenbadlydisruptedbycovid-19._36“Don’tdeleteyourbrowserhistor

y,”LinKai,afatherinHangzhouwarnshis11-year-oldson,whoissupposedtobelive-streaminglecturesdeliveredbyhisschoolteacher.

MrLinhasreasontofeelanxious.Becauseofthespreadofcovid-19,theauthoritieshaveclosedschoolsanduniversitiesindefinitely.But“studymu

stnotstop”.MrLinwantshissontoknowhewillinspectthebrowserforevidenceofsuchnaughtiness._37LinWeihua,teachingatWuhanUniversity,cold-callshiss

tudentsduringlivestreams.Withsit-downexamsimpossible,hisgradingsystemplacesmoreemphasisonhowstudentsperform

inclassroomdiscussions.Theseareconductedusingvideo-conferencingplatformssuchasDingtalkbyAlibab,atechgia

nt,andKetangbyTencent,acompetitor.Slowinternetspeedsathomearenoexcuseforlaziness,saysYueQin,asecondary-schoolteacherinBeijing.Ifc

onnectionsaretoobadforvideocalls,studentscandownloadfilesandhomework._38ThemunicipalgovernmentofBeijinghasannouncedthat,inhouseholds

withtwoworkingparents,oneisallowedtostayhometosupervisethekidswithoutanylossofpay.Inpoorareas,instructionbytelevi

siondoeshelp.SinceFeb17thChinaEducationNetworkhasbeenbroadcastingclasseseveryweekdayfrom8amto10pm.Thefirstlessonofthedayisaimedatpupilsinthefirs

tyearofprimaryschool._39andChinese,arecovered.Allcoresubjects,suchasmathematic40ThatistheyearleadinguptotheGaokao.Manyparentsfeelworriedthato

nlinelearningisapoorsubstituteforclassroominstruction.HouKaixuan,whowillsitstheGaokaoinZhangjiakouthissummer,eagerlyawaitsthere-openingofhisscho

ol.‘Iamsimplymoreproductiveinaphysicalclassroom,”hesays.A.Thereareupsides.B.Parentalsupervisionisencouraged.C.Differentpeoplehave

differentopinions.D.Thereareotherwaystoenforcediscipline.E.Programsforolderchildrenairintheafternoona

ndevening.F.Thedisruptionisfeltmoststronglybypupilsinthefinalyearofsecondaryschool.G.Underitsordersthecountry’sbiggestexer

ciseinremotelearningisunderway,watchedoverbyparents.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。MydaughterandherdogLxiehaveaspecialbond.Icanstillrememberthedaywe41herhomefromtheanimalshelter.LexiemovedinmyarmswhenIheldher,buttheseco

ndIhandedthislovelydogtomydaughter,she42.Mydaughter43tearsofjoywhileholdingheronthewayhomeandLexie44lick

ed（舔）thetearsaway.Sincethen,sheandmydaughterhavebeen45.Theylieunder46onthesofaandwatchTVtogether.Whenmydaughterclimbsintobed,Lexiewillcarryhe

rtoysontopofthecoversto47her.Lexie’s48spotisrightinmydaughter’sarms.Ifshecouldspendeverysecondofthedaythere,shewould

.TheotherdayIwaswatchingLexiewhilemydaughter,wholivesrightuptheroadfromme,didsome49forme.Whenitwastimef

orLexietogohome,IcouldseeLexie’s50asIleashed(用皮带牵引)herup.IopenedthebackdoorandletLexieyank(猛拉)theleash

outofmy51.Lexiewasrunningawayas52asshecould.Icalledhername,butitwasnouse.Shehadfoundmydaughterontheroadandwasrunningas

hardasshecould.Mydaughter53topickherup.Lexiejumpedintoher54andhappilylickedherface.Ismiled,seeingshewasbackwhereshe55.41.A.delivered

B.carriedC.boughtD.brought42.A.trippedoverB.jumpedupC.settleddownD.dashedout43.A.howledB.criedC.whisperedD.yelled44.A.happilyB.slightlyC.temporarilyD

.bravely45.A.colleaguesB.friendsC.partnersD.assistants46.A.matsB.scarfsC.blanketsD.carpets47.A.greetB.protectC.remindD.join48.A.favouriteB.worthyC.a

dmirableD.initial49.A.houseworkB.homeworkC.entertainmentD.barbecue50.A.soulB.excitementC.goodwillD.talent51.A.gestureB.lip

C.handD.musle52.A.angrilyB.automaticallyC.directlyD.fast53.A.bentdownB.brokedownC.heldoutD.turnedback54.A.mouthB.ar

msC.backD.eyes55.A.performedB.quittedC.burstD.belonged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。Ch

inahasbecomethefirstcountrytolandaspacecraftonthefarsideofthemoon.TheunmannedChang’e-4probe(探测器)---thenamewasinspir

edbyanancientChinesemoongoddess---56(touch)downin2019intheSouthPoleAitkenBasin.Landingonthemoon’sfarsideis57(extreme)challengi

ng.Becausethemoon’sbodyblocksdirectradiocommunicationwithaprobe.Chinafirsthadtoputasatelliteinorbit（轨道）abovethe

mooninaspot58itcouldsendsignalstothespacecraftandtoEarth.Thefarsideofthemoonisofparticular59(interesting)toscientistsbecauseithasal

otofdeepcraters(环形山)，moreso60thefamiliarnearside.ChineseresearchershopetousetheinstrumentsonboardChang’-

e-461(find)andstudyareasoftheSouthPole–AitkenBasin.“Thisreallyexcitesscientists,”CarlePieters,62scien

tistatBrownUniversity,says,”becauseitmeanswehavethechancetoobtaininformationabouthowthemoon_63(construct).”Dataa

boutthemoon’scomposition,suchashow_64iceitcontains,couldhelpChinadecidewhetheritsplansforafuturelunar(月球的)baseare_65(practice)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，本学期英语考试新增题型“读后续写”给你带来了不少困难。请给你校外教Chris写一封电子邮件，告知学习困难，并请求帮助。内容包括：1.写邮件的目的2.具体困

难（不少于两点）3.期待注意：1.词数80左右，允许适当增加细节以使行文连贯。2.参考词汇：读后续写：continuationwritingDearChris,Yoursincerely,LiHua第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给

段落开头语段续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。OldManDonovanwasameanmanwhohatedchildren.Hethrewrocksatthemandevenshotatthemwithashotgun.Atleastthat’swhat

wehadheard.Hissmallfarmborderedourneighborhoodwheremyyoungersister,LeighAnn,andIlivedwhenweweregrowingup.Hisfarmwa

slong,narrow,andquaint.Itheldtwotreasures.Onewashisbeautifulfruit.Thereweremanyvarietiesoffruit:pears,

apples,andlotsmoreIjustcan'tthinkof.Thefruitnaturallydrewthechildrentohisland.Itmadethemintothieves.ButmysisterandIdidn'tdaretotakehisfruitbecauseo

fthehorriblerumors(谣言)wehadheardaboutOldManDonovan.Onesummerday,wewereplayinginanearbyfield.Itwastimeto

headbackhome.MysisterandIwerefeelingverydaringthatday.TherewasashortcuttoourhousethatwentthroughtheDonovanfarm.Wethou

ghthewouldn'tbeabletoseeusrunacrosshispropertyaroundthetastyfruittrees.Wewerealmostthroughthefarmwhenweheard,"Hey,girl!"inarough,lowvoice.West

oppeddeadinourtracks!Therewewere,facetofacewithOldManDonovan.Ourkneeswereshaking.Wehadvisionsofrockspounding

ourbodiesandbulletspiercingourhearts."Comehere,"hesaid,reachinguptooneofhisappletrees.Stillshaking,wewentovertohim.Heheldoutseveralripe,jui

cy,redapples."Takethesehome,”hecommanded.Wetooktheappleswithsurprisedheartsandranallthewayhome.Ofcourse,LeighAnnandIat

etheapples.Astimewenton,weoftenwentthroughOldManDonovan'sfarm,andhekeptongivingusmorelusciousfruit.Oneday,westoppedbytoseehimwhenhewasonhi

sfrontporch.Wetalkedtohimforhours.Whilehewastalking,werealizedthatwehadfoundtheotherhiddentreasure:thesweet,kindhearthiddenbeh

indhisgruffvoice.Soon,hewasoneofourfavoritepeopletotalkto.Unfortunately,hisfamilyneverseemedtoenjoyourcompany.Theyneversmiledorwelcomed

usin.注意:1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右;2.续写部分分为两段,每段的开头语已为你写好;3.请按格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Everysummer,wewouldvisitMr.Donovanandtalktohim.Thenextwinter,wordgo

taroundthatOldManDonovanhaddied.2020年下期普通高中期末质量调研检测英语参考答案听力：1—20CBACACACBCACBBCAABAC阅读理解BCDABDCBDBCDCBA七

选五ADBEF完形DCBABCDAABCDABD语法填空56touched57.etremely58.where59.interest60.than61.tofind62.a63.isconstruct

ed64.much65.pactical书面表达一（略）书面表达二参考答案Paragraph1.Everysummer,wewouldvisitMrDonovanandtalktohim.Wesharedwithhimourcolorfulexperienceatschoolwh

ilehekeptgivingouthislusciousfruitstousasusual.Astimewentby,weseemedtobemoreafamilythangoodfriendsandhisfamilygradually

cametogreetuswithawarmsmile.Butonesummer,wewereinformedthathewasseriouslyillandwewereanxiousandrestless,feelinglikesittingo

npinsandneedles.Thenextday,werushedstraighttoseehishealthcondition.Weakashewas,hecomfortedusthatitwasn’tabigdeal.Itwasfromhisfamilythatwe

knewthetruth.OldManDonovanhadfellfromatreewhilelookingafterthefruitsandhisheadwasseriouslyhurtandneedoperation.Theoperationmightnotsucce

edanditwasagamblewhetherhewouldliveordie.Paragraph2.Thenextmorning,wordgotaroundthatOldManDonovanhaddied.Hearingthebadne

ws,mysisterandIjustcouldn’tbelieveituntilwewentbackhomeandsawhissmilingfaceonthewall.Ifeltalumpinmythroat,tearswellingupinmyeyes.Th

efamilyapproachedandwelcomedus.”Iamsorryforyourloss.”Igavehimabighug.Onmywaybackhome,thewindwhistledthroughthetrees,asifmourningforthedeathofDonov

an.Irealizedgonewerethedayswhenwesattogetherchattingwitheachother.Irealizedgonewerethedayswhenwewereluckyenoughtohaveatasteofthelusciousf

ruitgrownbyhim.However,heleftusahiddentreasure---hiskindheart,whichshallneverdieawaywiththepassageoftime.