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英语考生注意：1.本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2.答题前，考生务必用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔将密封线内项目填写清楚。3.考生作答时，请将答案答在答题卡上。选择题每小题选出答案后，用2B

铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑；非选择题请用直径0.5毫米黑色墨水签字笔在答题卡上各题的答题区域内作答，超出答题区域书写的答案无效，在试题卷、草稿纸上作答无效。4.本卷命题范围：至选择性必修Book1Un

it2。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。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。1.Howdidthewomangettheinspirat

iontopaintthewall?A.Fromabook.B.Fromapainting.C.Fromafilm.2.Whatisthemangoingtodo?A.Dosomeshopping.B.Cooklunch.

C.Makesomecake.3.Whydoesthewomanrefusetogodancingtonight?A.Shedoesn'tlikedancing.B.Sheplanstogetupearlytomorrow.C.Shewan

tstovisithergrandmathen.4.Whatisthewoman'sproblem?A.Shehasrunoutofoil.B.Shewillspendmuchonhercarrepairs.C.Itwilltakeav

erylongtimetofixhercar.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Weather.B.Acity.C.Anaccident.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。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。6.Whatdidthema

ndolastmonth?A.HetravelledaroundDetroit.B.Heattendedasalesmeeting.C.Hewenttoanightschool.7.Wherearethe

twospeakers?A.Inabusinesscenter.B.Inaconferencehall.C.Inafitnesscenter.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatdidthemandobeforehemetthewoman?A.Heloo

kedforhisphone.B.Hehadadrink.C.Hefocusedonhiswork.9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkthemanshouldhavedone?A.Heshouldhavecalledher

up.B.Heshouldhavewaitedforher.C.Heshouldhaveapologizedtothepeople.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatdidthemanor

derforhismother?A.Adrink.B.Somechocolate.C.Acake.11.Whatcouldthewomanprobablybe?A.Awaitress.B.Amanager.C.Aco

nsumer.12.Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A.Recommendameal.B.Seethemenu.C.TalktoJohn.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Howdothe

twospeakerslikethecoffee?A.Ittastesbad.B.Itisjustsoso.C.Itistotheirtaste.14.Whatisthewoman'sopiniononherlastclass?A.

Thrilling.B.Boring.C.Instructive.15.Howistheatmospherewhenthestudentshavediscussionsintheman'sclass?A.Tense.B.Dull.C.Lively.16.Whatdoes

thewomanplantodo?A.Sitinontheman'sclass.B.Haveachatwiththeprofessor.C.RegisterforacourseinWorldHistory.听第10段，回答第17至20题。17.WhereisthePhotocopyRoom?A

AcrossfromtheCirculationDesk.B.AcrossfromtheReadingRoom.C.Acrossfromtherestrooms.18.Whatdoesthespeakersuggestthelistenersdointhe

studyrooms?ADointeractiveactivities...B.Readsometopstories.C.Checkoutbooks.19.Whenwasthelibrarybuilt?A.5ye

arago.B.Onedecadeago.C.Twodecadesago.20.Whatisthespeakergoingtodonext?A.Introducesomebooks.BAnswerthelisteners'questions.C.

Showsomenewspapersandmagazines.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。APeopleareobsessed(对……着迷)withap

psthesedays.Whetherthey’regoodorbad,someappscanreallymakeourlifeeasier.Therearesomeappsthatcanmakeyourlifeeasierandhappier.R

elaxMelodiesStressisaninevitable(不可避免的)partoflife.Whenyoudon’tknowhowtodealwithstressinahealthyway,itcancausemany

healthissues,includinganxietyanddepression.Thisappfeaturesrelaxingsoundsthathelpyoufightstressandfallasleepfaster.

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atry.FitbitTheFitbitappwillhelpyouliveahealthierlifeandbemoreactivethroughouttheday.Ithelpstowatchyourcalorieintake,keepyourweightunde

rcontrol,keeptrackofyourdailyactivities,followyourtrainingprogram,achieveyourfitnessandweight-lossgoals,andmanymore,Youcan

inviteyourfamilymembers,friendsorcoworkerstojoinandcompetewiththem.Theappisfree.PocketExpensePersonalFinanceKeeptrackofyo

urspending,monitoringallyourfinancialaccounts,trackallyourbills，reachyoursavingsgoalsandoverallkeepyourbudgetundercontrolwiththisapp

.Theapphelpsyoutoseehowmuchmoneyisleft.Itcanteachyoutoshopwiselyandbudgetyourmoneymoreefficiently.GrouponTheGrouponapphelp

stogetdealsfor50%—70%offthemostpopularstufftosee,doandpurchasethingsinover500citiesworldwide.Youcansaveonalmosteverythingwhiletravelingaroundth

eworld.Thisappisamust-haveforwisebuyers.1.HowcanRelaxMelodiesbenefitpeople?.A.Byhelpingpeopledealwithhardtasks.B.Bykeepingtrackofpeople’sdailyactivi

ties.C.Bygettingpeopletofeelcalmwithsounds.D.Byimprovingpeople’sleveltoappreciatemusic.2.Whichofthefollowingappscanassistyouif

youwishtogetthingsatadiscount?A.Fitbit.B.Groupon.C.RelaxMelodies.D.PocketExpensePersonalFinance.3.WhydopeoplechoosetheappPocketExpensePersonalFinanc

e?A.Itcanmakeyourelaxed.B.Itcanhelpyoukeepinshape.C.Itcanhelpyouspendmoneymorereasonably.D.Itcantellyouwheretobuyhigh-qualitygoods.BCharlieChapl

in,Britishcomedian(喜剧演员),producer,writer,directorandcomposer,iswidelyregardedasthegreatestcomicartistofthescreenandoneofthemostimportantfiguresint

hefilmhistory.ChaplinwasnamedafterhisfatheraBritishentertainer.Hespenthisearlychildhoodwithhismother,thesingerHannahHall,aftersheandhisfathersep

arated,andhetooktheplaceofhismentallyunstablemothertoappearonthestage.However,heandhismotherweresoonseparatedfromeachotherbe

causethesickHallwassenttoahospital.Then,Charliewassenttoaseriesofboardingschools.Usinghismother’ssho

w-businesscontacts,Charliebecameaprofessionalentertainerin1897whenhebecameamemberoftheEightLancashireLads,adancinggroup.Hisea

rlystagecharactersincludeasmallroleinWilliamGillette'sSherlockHolmes(1899).WhiletouringAmericawiththeKarnocompanyin1913

,ChaplinwassignedtoappearinMackSennett’sKeystonecomedyfilms.ThoughMakingaLiving(1914)wasnotthefailurethat

historianshaveclaimed,Chaplin’sfirstscreencharacterdidnotshowhimtothebestadvantage.Tocomeupwithamoreworkablescreenimage,Chapli

ncreatedanoutfitconsistingofatoo-smallcoat,too-largepantsandawalkingstick.Asafinishingtouch,heputonamustache(胡子).Itwasin

hissecondKeystonefilm,KidAutoRacesatVenice(1914),thatChaplin’sclassicscreencharacter,“theLittleTramp(流浪汉)”

,wasborn.Intruth,Chaplindidnotalwaysportrayatramp;inmanyofhisfilmshischaracterwasemployedasawaiter,storeclerk,fireman,andt

helike.ButtheTramp’sattractionwasuniversal:audienceslovedhischeekiness(厚脸皮),unexpectedbraveryandespeciallyhisrecoveryinthefaceofdifficultieswhichmo

vedtheaudiencemost.,SomehistorianshavetracedtheTramp’soriginstoChaplin’sDickensianchildhood,whileothershavesuggested

thatthecharacterhaditsrootsinthemottoofChaplin’steacher,FredKarno,“Keepiteager,gentlemen,keepiteager”.Whate

verthecase,withinmonthsafterhisnoviewason,Chaplinwasthescreen’sbiggeststar.4.WhatcanwelearnaboutChaplin’smother?A.Shehadamentaldisease.B.She

wassenttoahospitalduetoaninjury.C.Sheaccidentallylosthershow-businesscontacts.D.Sheearnedalargeamounto

fmoneybysingingsongs.5.WhendidChaplinappearastheLittleTrampinafilm?A.In1897.B.In1899.C.In1913.D.In1914.6.WhichaspectoftheTrampmovedtheaudie

ncemost?A.Hisabilitytorecoverfromdifficulties.B.Hisuniqueandseriousappearance.C.Hisactionwithawalkingstick.D.Hisspeciallearning

experience.7.Whatisthelastparagraphmainlyabout?A.ThevalueoftheTramp.B.ThesourcesoftheTramp.C.TheexperiencesoftheTramp.D.Th

echaracteristicsoftheTramp.CManypeoplemaybesufferingfrom“plantblindness”,mainlybecausetheydon’tspendenough

timeinthegreatoutdoors,anewstudysuggests.ResearchersfromtheUniversityofExetersaythephenomenon(现象)basicallyinvolvedalackofawarenessandappr

eciationofnativeplants.Studyauthorexplainsthathumansarenotnaturallybadatunderstandingplants,andthatplantblindnessis“curable”throughpeop

le’sclosecontactwithplants.Forthestudy,researchersread326articlespublishedinacademicjournals.Mostofthemshowedpeopleweremoreinterestedinandpaidmorea

ttentiontoinformationaboutanimalsandplants.However,theydidnotfindevidencethatthisisaninborn(天生的)humancharacteristic.I

nstead,itseemstobetheresultofourlessexperiencewithnatureinurbanizedenvironments.Nowadays,ourincreasedrelianceonurban

servicesandcasheconomiesmeansthatexploringplantsdoesnotseemtobeindispensabletous,makingusstrangetoplants.Studys

howeditwascommonforchildren,especiallyyoungerkids,toconsiderplantsnotasgoodasanimalsandnottobeabletoidentifymanyspec

ies.Theteamalsofoundadifferenceinplantawarenessamongteachersandstudents,particularlyprimaryschoolteache

rswhodidnotstudysciencefurtheratcollege.Olderpeoplehadabetterunderstandingofplants,whichmightbebecausetheyweremoreli

kelytohavenature-relatedhobbies.Researchersnotethatmodernizationorurbanizationhasanegativeimpactonourplantknowledge.Goingtoworkandschoolalsored

ucesthetimewespendinthenaturalenvironment.Thosefactorsalsoreducethetimewespendwithfamily,indicatinggrandp

arentsdonotpassonsomuchknowledgeaboutplantstotheirgrandchildren.“Peoplelivinginhighlyindustrialcountrieshave

aplantattentionshortageduetoadeclineinrelevantexperiencewithplants,”saysstudyauthorDr.BethanStagg.“Peoplelivinginruralcommunitiesinlow-and-mid

dle-incomecountriesaremorelikelytohavegreatplantknowledgeduetomoredependenceonnaturalresources.Interestingly,eco

nomicdevelopmentdoesn’tnecessarilyleadtotheknowledgebeinglostifcommunitiesstillhaveaccesstobio-diverse(生物多样性的)environments.T

hekeyistoshowsomedirectbenefitsofplantstopeopleinsteadoftheindirectbenefits,”Dr.BethanStaggadds.8.Whatcanweknowaboutplantbli

ndnessaccordingtothestudy?A.Itisduetopeople’slimitedcontactwithplants.B.Itisaninbornhumancharacteristic.C.Itiscommonamong

olderpeople.D.Itisfarfromcurable.9.Whatisthepossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedword“indispensable”inparagraph2?A.Harmful.B.Friendly.C.Invisible.D.N

ecessary.10.Whatisthemaintopicofthefourthparagraph?AWaysofpassingdownplantknowledgetolatergenerations.B.Negativ

eimpactofmodernizationontheenvironment.C.Significanceofcommunicatingwithfamilymembers.D.Causesofpeople'slackofplantknowledge.11.Whic

hisDr.BethanStagg’spointofviewinthelastparagraph?A.Thekeytoavoiding“plantblindness”istoshowtheindirectbenefitsofplantknow

ledge.B.Peoplelivinginruralcommunitiesarelesslikelytohavegreatplantknowledge.C.Peopleinhighlyindustrialcountries

usuallyhavelessknowledgeaboutplants.D.Urbanizationcanmakepeoplepaymoreattentiontobiodiversity.DTOKYO-Japanmarkedthe78thanniversar

yoftheatomicbombinginitswesterncityofHiroshima(广岛)onAugust6thamidgrowingcallsforTokyotoreflectoncrimestheJapan

esearmycommittedduringWorldWarII.AtamemorialceremonyheldatthePeaceMemorialPark,HiroshimaMayorKazumiMa

tsuideliveredthePeace.Declaration,urgingworldleaderstostopbelievinginthetheorythatnuclearweaponscanpreventwar.“Theymustim

mediatelytakeconcretestepstoleadusfromthedangerouspresenttowardouridealworld,”saidMatsui,whoalsourgedpolicymakersto“movetowardasecuritysystemb

asedontrustthroughdialogueinpursuitofcivilsocietyideals”.“Mistrustanddivisionareontherise,”warnedUni

tedNationsSecretary-GeneralAntonioGuterresinhismessagereadoutattheceremony.Amomentofsilencewasobservedat

8:15amlocaltime,theexactmomentwhenanatomicbombdroppedfromaUSbomberandexplodedoverthecityonAug.6,1945,killingaround140,000peoplebytheendofthatyear.A

ttheeventwhichabout50,000peopleattended,Matsuiplacedinamonumentalistofthenamesof339,227victims,including5,320deathsconfirmedlastyea

r.“JapanmustimmediatelysigntheTreaty(条约)ontheProhibitionofNuclearWeapons,”MatsuinotedinthePeaceDeclaration,furtherurgi

ngthegovernmenttoheedthewishesofsurvivorsfromthebombingandthepeace-lovingJapanesepeople.Thenumberofsurvivorsofthetwoatomicbombings

includingNagasakiwithanaverageageofover85,hasdroppedby5,346fromayearearlierto113,649asofMarch,accordingtotheMinistryofHea

lth,LaborandWelfare.JapanesePrimeMinisterFumioKishidaspokeattheceremony,sayinganatomicbombmademorethan100,000losetheirliveswithoutme

ntioningwhetherJapanwouldsignthetreaty,letalone(更不用说)thehistoricalbackgroundoftheatomicbombingofHiroshima.Theprimemini

sterwascriticizedforhostingtheGroupofSevenleaders'summitinHiroshimainMay.WhileJapaninwardlylooksatthe

tragediesitexperiencedattheendofWWII,historiansandpoliticalmindsoftheinternationalcommunityhaveencouragedJapantocometoseeitself

notonlyasavictimoftheatomicbombingsbutalsoasthecriminal(罪犯)whowasinvolvedinthesetragicincidentsinthefirstplace.12.Whywasthemomentofsilencewasobse

rvedat8:15amlocaltime?A.ItwasthetimewhentheatomicbombinghappenedinHiroshima.B.Itwasthetimewhentheatomicbombinghappene

dinNagasaki.C.ItwasthetimewhentheUSbomberreachedJapan.D.ItwasthetimewhentheUSbombertookoff.13.Whatisthepossiblemeaningoftheunderlinedword“heed”inpa

ragraph4?A.Makefunof.B.Putupwith.C.Takedelightin.D.Payattentionto.14.WhatdidJapanesePrimeMinistermentioninhisspeech?A.Japan'ssi

gningthetreaty.B.Theresultoftheatomicbombing.C.Americashouldmakeupfortheloss.D.Thebackgroundoftheatomicbombing.15.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthenewsre

port?A.NumberofsurvivorsoftwoatomicbombingsdropsinJapanB.Japan—avictimofatomicbombingsthatkillsomanypeopl

eC.Japanmarks78thanniversaryofatomicbombingofHiroshimaD.HiroshimaMayorexpressesnuclearweaponscan'tprev

entwar第二节(共5小题；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人空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。NEEDAGOODADVENTUREAdventuresexpand

ourworldbyallowingustoengagewith(与……互动)ourselvesandothersinanewway.Readyforyouradventure?____16____.StartsmallPickamana

geableactivityyoucandosoon—thisweekend—closetoyourhome.Thiswillbreakyourinactivityandhelpyoubuilduptobiggeradventures.____17____.Andyoucanhandleit.

ChangehowyouviewanxietyResearchfromHarvardUniversityshowsthatpeoplewhointerpretedtheirnervousnessaboutactivit

iessuchaskaraokesingingandpublicspeakingasexcitementenjoyedtheexperiencesmoreandperformedbetterthanthosewhotriedtopressdowntheiranxiety.

_____18_____UseyourimaginationYoumaypicturetheworst-casescene:Sayyouwanttogoonahikebutareworriedyou’llbecomelost,hurtortooexh

austedtogethome.Next,youshouldimaginethebest-casescene:Thebeautifulview,thefunyou’llhave,andyoursenseofaccomplishmenta

fterward.____19____Thinkofitasanuplifttalk.Startbyaddressingyourfear,“Iknowyou’renervous.Thisisnormalbecauseyou’releavingyourcomfortzone.”Thenwrite

abouttheskillsyouhaveandthepastexperiencesthatwentwell.Thepointistoensureyourfeelingsandremindyourselfthateventhoughyoufeeln

ervous,youcanhandlethis.RelaxabouttheresultIfyoucoulddothiswholethingperfectly,itwouldnotbetheadventureyou’relookingfor.Re

member:Whateverhappens,itshouldmakeagoodstory.____20____.Itwillhelpyoustopcomplainingnow.Andyou’llfeelconne

ctedtoothers.A.Here’ssomeadviceB.WriteyourselfaletterC.Don’tblameotherpeopleD.YourculturalbackgroundsmaygiveyouaspiritofadventureE.Th

ischangedtheirfearintoanopportunitymindset(思维模式)F.Imagininghowfunitwillbetotellyourfriendsaboutyouradventuro

usstorylaterG.Takinggradualstepsteachesyourbrainthattheexperienceisnotasbadasyouexpected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，

从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Christmaswasapproaching.Istillhadn’tpreparedagiftformywifeDonna.However,Donnawasgoodat__

__21____things,andshewouldhave____22____giftsforeveryonelongbeforeChristmas.WehadjustmovedtoItalyandwerestill____23____.WhileDonna

wasawayonbusiness,Icontinuedworkingonthe____24____sothatwecouldliveinitcomfortably.IalsocaredforPrincess,Donna’sbeloved

cat.Oneday,sherushedoutandwasgone!NorthernItalyisusually____25____warm,soshewouldn’t____26____.Butshemighthavetohandleferal(野生的)cats.

Ourholidayswouldbe____27____ifPrincesswasn’tbackbeforeChristmas.Therefore,Imadeaposterwitha(n)____28____ofPrincess,ahurrieddrawing

andapromisedpayback.Soon,peoplevisitedmewithvariousferalcatsbecauseofmyuncleardrawingorthe____29____Ioffered

,Icouldnever______30______ahungryanimal.Somanycatsmovedintoouryardsoon.Donna’sdailycallscontinued,andsodidmyd

ailyvisits.Istilldidn’tmentionthe______31______.DonnafinallyreturnedandshowedmethegiftsforPrincessaswedrovehome,while______32______

consideredhowto______33______thenews.Whenapproachingourhome,Donnashouted,“YougivemethebestChristmasgift!”Iwas__

____34______.Lookingaround,IsawPrincessplayingwithothercatsinouryard!ThenIrealizedDonnamisunderstoodmy___

___35______.Anyway,thatwashowIavoidedthepossibleblameandgaveDonnaaChristmasgiftatthelastminuteagain.21.A.decoratingB.recyc

lingC.evaluatingD.planning22.A.thoughtfulB.cheapC.commonD.similar23.A.exercisingB.unpackingC.wanderingD.arguing24.A.libraryB.house

C.storeD.clinic25.A.horriblyB.abnormallyC.reasonablyD.rarely26.A.freezeB.escapeC.starveD.move27.A.replacedB.advocatedC.ruinedD.enriched28.A.collecti

onB.treatmentC.approvalD.description29.A.rewardB.topicC.proposalD.assistance30.A.turninB.turnoutC.turnonD.turnaw

ay31.A.complaintB.scheduleC.disappearanceD.prediction32.A.proudlyB.silentlyC.angrilyD.blindly33.A.analyzeB.getC.breakD.publish34

.A.frightenedB.thrilledC.inspiredD.confused35.A.purposeB.theoryC.adventureD.example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。It

wasthescenefromeveryparent’sworstnightmarewhen8-year-oldRihaanwasleftlyinginthemiddleoftheroad,withhisbike

bentbesidehimasthecarthatstruckhimstoppedsuddenly.Beinghitbythecarbadlymadehimliethere.Onhearingtheloudbang,myhusband,Ashi

sh,____36____wasalibrarian,desperatelyrandownthedriveway,pickedhislimpsonupintohisarmsandcarriedhiminsid

e.SeeingRihaanwas____37____(constant)bleedingfromhishead,legsandarms,myhusbandandIwerebothterrifiedandalmos

tindespair.Icalledtriplezero.ButIwastooshocked____38____(speak).YoungAarush,Rihaan’sbrother,wasobviouslyaware____39____the

situationandtookoverthecall,communicatingkeyinformationtoemergencyservices.Atthattime,itwasquite____40____(suit)forhimtodothat.Then,hedealt

withthewoundsappropriately.HequicklytookcleantowelstoputonRihaan’swounds.When____41____(notice)hisbrothe

r’seyeswidewithfearandtearsfallingdownhischeeks,hetriedtocomforthim.Afterashorttime,anambulanceandpolicearrived,____42____theprofess

ionalscoulddealwiththeinjury.Rihaanwastakentohospital.Scansshowedhewasconcussed(脑震荡)buttoour____43____(relie

ve),accordingtothedoctors’carefulanalyses,theydrawaconclusionthathehadbrokennobones.“He____44____(throw)7metershighintheair.”Ashi

shrecalled.“Andwearingnohelmet(头盔),hewasveryluckybecausethedriverwasnotspeeding.WithRihaanrecoveringwell

,itmeantthefocusturnedquicklytohisbravebrother.AftertheaccidenttheoperatorwhotookAarush’scall,NickSmith,nominated(提名)himforaJuniorTrip

leZeroHeroaward.“ButI’dquitelikeamedaltoo,”Rihaan,saidcheerfullyafewdayslater.“Isufferedallthepainandthenhegotthe

awardas_____45_____result!”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，你的美国网友David打算在周末进行身体锻炼，但是不知道去哪里锻炼更好，是公园还是健身房。请你针对他的咨

询、回复一封电子邮件，内容包括：1.发邮件的目的；2.明确你的观点和理由。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。DearDavid,Gladtoreceiveyouremail._______________________

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___________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节(满分25分)47.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。Onacoldwinterevening,I,togetherwithmy6-year-oldsonBob,wasonourwayhome,headingtowardsabridge,whenIheardsomestrangenoiseahe

ad.Asweapproachedthebridge,duskwasstartingtofallandIcouldseeafigurelyingonthebridgefloor,uncomfortablyclosetotherai

ling(栏杆)ofthebridge.Itwasayoungman,clearlyingreatpain,cryingandshouting,andhiswholebodywasshaking.Iwasshocked,andsuddenlyrealizedtheserioussituat

ion.Thebridgeranoverahigh-speedtraintrackandwasawell-knowndeathtrap.Alocalfamilyhadlosttheirteenagerinthatexactplaceafe

wweeksearlier.Iquicklylookedaroundbuttherewasnooneelsenearby.IknewIwouldn'tbeabletolivewithmyselfifhisdeathwasreportedthenextdayandI'ddone

nothingaboutthat.Withoutanyhesitation,Iinchedtowardsthefigure,andlittleBobfollowedquietlyonmyside.IaskedtheyoungmanifIcouldsitdown,a

ndthenloweredmyselfontothebridgeflooroppositehim.Itriedafewgentlequestions,asking,“What'syourname?Howoldareyou?Whatdoyoudo?”Hisanswerswererather

simple,whichwere“Tom.21.Computers.”“AreyouOK?”Iasked.“No,I'mnot!”Heshoutedback.Hesaidsomethingaboutabetrayal(背叛),andnotknowingwhattodo.

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skinghimwherehewenttocollege,Ipretendedtobeamazedthatmyniece(侄女)hadstudiedthere,too.Itoldhimthathislifewasveryvaluableandthebetrayalwasju

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