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绵阳中学2022级高二下期期末模拟英语试题第一部分听力（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．Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A．Takeanap.B．Preparedinner.C．Gotothebathroom.2．Whatisthewomand

issatisfiedwithaboutLinda?A．Herlearningattitude.B．Herexamresults.C．Hercommunicationskills.3．WhatdidScottd

obefore?A．Asalesman.B．Awaiter.C．Atranslator.4．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Atafurniturestore.B．Atthewoma

n’shome.C．Inarestaurant.5．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Atrip.B．Auniversity.C．ATVshow.第二节听下面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．Whatbothersthewoman?A．Shetypestooslowly.B．Sheforgottosaveherreport.

C．Hercomputerisbrokenagain.7．Whenisthewoman’sreportdue?A．ThisThursday.B．NextMonday.C．NextTuesday.听第7段

材料，回答第8、9题。8．Whatisthemanreadingatfirst?A．Apoem.B．Anovel.C．Amagazine.9．HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutMaryVanderbilt’sstory?A

．Angry.B．Curious.C．Indifferent.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．HowwillHelengettoChicago?A．Byrail.B．Byplane.C．Bycar.11．Where-didHelen

andLisafirstmeet?A．Ataswimmingpool.B．AtLisa’shouse.C．Atacamp.12．WhatdoHelenandLisabothlikedoing?A．Goingskiing.B．Collectingstamps.C．Liste

ningtomusic.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．WhycanthewomanspeakEnglishfluently?A．Shehasagiftforlanguages.B．Shehaslearneditforlong.C．ShesignedupforanEnglishc

ourse.14．Whatdoesthemanwanttodonextyear?A．Studyabroad.B．Joinaclub.C．TourBritain.15．Whichofthewoman’ssuggestionsdoesthemantake?A．Thefirstone.B．These

condone.C．Thethirdone.16．Whatarethespeakersgoingtodotogetherthisevening?A．Dotheirhomework.B．Cleantheh

ouse.C．Seeafilm.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．Howmuchdoesitcosttobuyanadultticket?A．About$27．B．About$20．C．About$18．18．Whichroomismentioned?A．Theroo

mfortakingphotos.B．Theroomforpaintings.C．Theroomforplayingpuzzles.19．Whatistheattractiononthe120thfloor?A．Asmallcafe.B．Anoutdoorbal

cony.C．Aglassfloor.20．Whatdoesthespeakersayabouttherestaurant?A．It’sonthe122ndfloor.B．Itsfoodisinexpensive.C．Ithasgoodnaturallig

ht.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，从每题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。ATheBestThingstoEnjoyD

ancingQueensandKingsSeeingstarsoutsidetheircomfortzoneshasalwaysheldacertainappeal.AtouringversionoftheTVshow“BattleoftheNetworkS

tars”stopsattheAltria:Theater,bringingrecenthockeychampionsandformerNBAplayerImanShumpertaswellastheprofessiona

ldancers.Ticketsare$59.50to$369．ComicTreatFortuneFeimsterbringsfuntotheDominionEnergyCenter’sCarpenter;TheatreonJan.9

．YoumayhaveseenherNetflix“Sweet&Salty”,whereshehumorouslytalksaboutherentertainmentcareer.Theshowarrivesat7pm.Ticketsa

re$31.50to$81.50．SpiritofGivingExperienceholidaytraditionsthroughtheLatinBalletofVirginia’sproductionof“TheLegendofPo

insettia”.ThestoryisbasedonaMexicanlegendaboutagood-heartedgirlwhounearthsthetruespiritofgiving.Celebrate20yearsoft

heproductionattheCulturalArtsCenteratGlen:Allenat7:30pmonJan.7．Ticketsare$15to$20．BringItHomeTakethefirststepstowardmaki

ngyourhome-rebuildingdecisionarealityattheRichmondRemodelingExpo,onFriday,Jan.9,attheGreaterRichmondConventionCenter.Walk

theshowtogatherideaswhilediscoveringthelatestinkitchens,roomadditionsandmore.Pickupprofessionaladviceandconn

ectwithbuildersanddesignprofessionalswhocantranslateyourhome-improvementdreamsintoreality.Ticketsare$3．21．Howmuchwouldyouprobablypaytoenj

oyathletes’performance?A．$3．B．$15．C．$31.5．D．$61.5．22．Wherecanyouseeahumorousactress?A．AttheAltriaTheater.B．Att

heCarpenterTheatre.C．AttheCulturalArtsCenter.D．AttheGreaterRichmondConventionCenter.23．WhatcanyouenjoyonJan.9?A．Somehands-onactivities.B．AM

exicanlegend.C．Skillstoimprovehouses.D．Thepleasureofgiving.BEricAshby’sfascinationwithnaturebeganatanearlyage.Hi

sfirstarticle;BirdPhotography.anIdealHobbyforBoys,waspublishedwhenhewasjust16andillustratedwithphoto

graphsthathe’dtaken.Hisinterestinphotographyhadbeensparkedfouryearsearlierin1930,whenthewildlifephotographerCherryKeartoncametoSouth

sea,Ashby’shometown,topresentashowofhiswork.The12-year-oldAshbysawtheshowandimmediatelystartedsaving;hispocketmoneytobu

yacameraforfilmingwildlifeinthenearbyNewForest.ButAshby’sfilmsdidnotreachthepublicduetotheWorldWarII.Afte

rthewar,heandhiswifeEileenmovedtoBadger（獾）Cottage,intheheartoftheNewForest.ItwasherethatAshbyperfectedth

etechniquesthatwouldmakehimfamousthroughthenewmediumoftelevision.Hispatienceandtechnicalknowledgeallowedhimtofilmbadgers

attheirholesduringdaylight—thefirsttimethisbehaviorhadeverbeencapturedoncamera.In1961,attheageof43,Ashbyfinallygothisbigbreak,whentheBBCshowedhis45

-minutefilmTheUnknownForest.Thefilmhadtakenfouryearstomakeandreceivedaverypositiveresponsefromviewers.ThenaturewriterRichardMabeywashugely

impressedandremarkedthatthefilm“changedthestandardsforhome-grownwildlifedocumentaries”.Afterthefilmwasshown,hewasgiventhenickname“the

silentwatcher”.Thenicknamenotonlystuck,itbecamethetitleofhissecondfilm.In1963,AshbymadethefirstBritishwildlifefilmincolour,althoughittookf

ouryearsbeforeTheMajorappearedinitsfullglory,astheBBCdidnotbroadcastincolouruntil1967．HewasawardedtheRoyalGeographicalSociety’sCherryKearto

nMedalandAwardin1975andin1992receivedanMBE.Hedied,aged85,on6February2003,buthislegacyliveson.24．Whatdoestheunderl

inedword“sparked”meaninParagraph2?A．Revived.B．Inspired.C．Assessed.D．Increased.25．Whatmightleadtothesuccessofhis19

61film?A．HisskillsandthenewmediumTV.B．Animalknowledgeandnewstandards.C．Thepositiveresponsefromviewers.D．Therecommendationfromanaturewrite

r.26．WhatcanbelearnedfromParagraph5?A．TheMajortookAshby4yearstomake.B．TheMajorwasnotbroadcastonBBC．C．TheMajorwasanothersuccessforAshby..D．TheMajo

rwasthefirstcolorfilmintheworld.27．Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A．AnAwardWinnerB．ASilentWatcher

C．TheLifeofaBadgerD．TheStoryinaForestCAnewstudyledbyresearchersattheYaleSchoolofPublicHealthfindsairpol

lutionmaynegativelyimpactstandardizedtestscores.UsingdatafromtheNorthCarolinaEducationResearchDataCenter,theresearcherstracked2．8millionp

ublicschoolstudentsinNorthCarolinafrom2001to2018andmeasuredtheirexposuretoPM2.5foundinpollutedair.Whi

lepreviousresearcheshaveshownnegativeeffectsonacademicperformance,theyhavereliedonrelativelysmallorlessrepresentativesamples.“Thebiggeststrengthofthi

sstudyisthatwetrackedeverystudentinNorthCarolinainthoseyears,forthewholetimeperiodthattheywereinthepub

licschools,”saidEmmaZang,coauthorofthestudy.Thestudyalsofindsthattestscoresofethnicminoritiesandgirlsaredisproportionately（不成比例地）impactedbyPM2.

5levels.“Femalesandethnicminoritiesface-sexismandracism,”saidZang.“Therearealotofpoliciesthatarenotfriendlytowardsthem.S

o,whenthey’reexposedtothesamelevelofairpollution,theydon’thavetheresouroestolessenthenegativeinfluences.”Moreprivilege

dpopulations,however,mighthavemoreresourcesthatallowthemtoliveinabetterenvironment,suchasinhouseswithairpurifier

s.“ThelevelofPM2.5pollutionintheUSisrelativelylow,butstudentslivinginareasbelowthecurrentairqualitystandardofannualPM

2.5concentrationarestillnegativelyimpactedbyairpollutionwhenitcomestotheirtestscores,”saidZang.“Weshouldai

mtostrengthentheannualPM2.5standardtobetterprotectourchildren.”Airpollutionisknowntocontributetodiseaseanddeath,andit

alsonegativelyaffectsstudents’academicperformanceevenatlowlevelsofpollution.Thesubsequentstudies,theresearcherssaid,wouldinvolvelookingatwhe

therthefindingsholdtrueindifferentareas,andalsothereasonsbehindtheethnicandsexualdifferences.28．What’sthegreatestadvan

tageofthestudy?A．Trackingeachstudentfor18years.B．Collectingmorecomprehensivedata.C．Measuring/students’PM2:5exp

osureprecisely.D．Buildinglinksbetweenairpollutionandtestscores.29．AccordingtoZang,ethnicminoritiesandgirls______.A．benefitfromcurrentpol

iciesonPM2.5pollutionB．havethelowesttestscoresduetotheiridentitiesC．lackresourcestoreducetheimpactofairpollutionD．sufferfromeducationalinequaliti

esowingtotheirbackground30．What’sZangdoinginparagraph3?A．Offeringasuggestion.B．Raisingadoubt.C．Makingac

omparison.D．Givingaprediction.31．Whatmightbethefocusofthefollow-upstudies?A．Applicabilityofthefindingstootherregions.B．

Waystoaddressracialandsexualdifferences.C．Long-termimpactsofairpollutiononchildren.D．EstablishmentofPM2.5standardfitforchildren.DHaveyoue

verforgottenitemswhentryingtorecallashoppinglist?Ordialledthewrongphonenumberwhenattemptingtomemoriseone?Thebrainmechanisms（机制）thatcauseustod

rawablankinsuchsituationshavenowbeenidentified.Ourworkingmemorykeepssmallpiecesofinformationthatarereadilyaccessibleforplanning,understanding

andsolvingproblems.Butitwillhave“swaperrors”.Forexample,ifweareshownaredsquareandabluecircle,andarethenaskedwhatcolourthecirclewas,wemightsa

yred.Tounderstandwhywemakesucherrors,JeffJohnstonatColumbiaUniversityandhiscolleaguesrecordedthebrainactivityoftwomonkeysbe

causeamonkey’sworkingmemoryisverysimilartohumans’.Themonkeyswereshowntwodifferentlycolouredsquares,oneabovetheother,forhalfasecond.Afterashortdelay,a

blackspotappearedinthesamelocationasoneofthesquares,andthendisappeared.Theanimalsweretrainedtotellthecolourofthe

squaretheyweresupposedtoberememberingbasedonthelocationofthespot.Whendoingthisforabout3hoursovermultiplesess

ions,themonkeysperformedthetaskcorrectlybetween60and82percentofthetime,butoccasionallymadeswaperrors.Theresearchsuggeststhatthebrai

nresponseslinkedtoswaperrorsemergedbeforetheanimalsdecidedwhichcolourtoreport.Theyappearedtoarisedurin

g“selection”whencertainitemsstoredinworkingmemoryareenhancedattheexpenseofothers,ratherthanoccurringasaresultofforgetting.“Everyoneassumedtherewere

simplerexplanationslikefailuretoencodeorforgetting,butthisverycoolstudyshowsthatworkingmemoryerrorscomefroma

previouslyunknownsource,”saysEarlMillerattheMassachusettsInstituteofTechnology.Theteamisplanningfurtherexperimentstogainabetteru

nderstandingofmechanismsbehindswaperrors.32．Whatisthefunctionofworkingmemory?A．Toidentifytheerrorsinunderstanding.B．Toreducetheoccurrenceofmindbl

anking.C．Todevelopthewayofdistinguishingcolours.D．Tostoreinformationreadyformentaluse.33．Whatwerethemonkeystaskedwithintheresearch

?A．Correctingtheirerrorsovermultiplesessions.B．Tellingthedifferenceofthetwosquares.C．Reportingthecolourofaspecificsquare.D．Figuringouttheexactposi

tionoftheblackspot.34．Whatdoestheresearchsuggestaboutswaperrors?A．Theyareunusualbrainresponses.B．Theyshowatendencyforforgetfulness.C．The

yarestoredinworkingmemory.D．Theyaretheoutcomeofmemoryselection..35．WhatisEarlMiller’sattitudetowards

theresearchfindings?A．Unclear.B．Appreciative.C．Objective.D．Negative.第二节（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入空白处的最佳选项。

选项中有两项为多余选项。IthasbeenshownthatwatchingEnglishmovietrailers（预告片）canimproveyourEnglish.vocabularyandthinkingskills.36Thefirs

tstepistofindthem.GotoYouTubeanddoasearchforsomethinglike“officialtrailer”.Severalfilmtrailerswillappear.37Animatedfilmscanbea

nespeciallygoodchoiceforEnglishpracticenomatterhowoldyouare.Thesefilmsareusuallyhumorousandrelatable.Tofindanimatedfil

ms,trydoingasearchforsomethinglike“animatedofficialtrailer”.Makesurethevideoyouchooseoffersclosedcaptions（字幕）,whichyouwilluselater.Youcanfindthecl

osedcaptionmarkatthebottomofthevideo.Itmaybelistedas“CC”orsomethingelse.Keepinmindthattrailersmorethanfiveorsevenyea

rsoldmaynotofferclosedcaptionsonYouTube.38Next,watchthevideoatanormalspeedwithoutclosedcaptions.Trytounder

standwhatthestoryisaboutoverall.Thenwatchitagaintoseekmoredetails.39Itwillgiveyouanideaofwhetherthedialogueistoofastordifficultfo

ryourskilllevel.40Findthe“CC”settingatthebottomofthevideoandclickthecaptions.Thiscanhelpyouinseveralways.Youcanconfirm,whetheryouunde

rstandthedialogueinyourfirstviewing,makecleareranydialogueyoudonotunderstand,andconnectthesoundofwordswit

htheirspellings.Youcanalsowritedownafewofthenewwordsinanotebookoronyourmobilephone.A．Sochoosenewervideos.B．Youcanchoosesome

thatlookinteresting.C．Theymaysoundalittlestrangeataslowerspeed.D．Withthismethod,youaretestingyourEnglishskills.E．Thenwatchthevideoag

ainthistimewithclosedcaptions.F．Besides,tryusingyournotebookasyoulearnEnglishinyoureverydaylife.G．Nowlet’stalk

aboutstepsyoucantaketogetthemostoutofwatchingthem.第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（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四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，

选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。RonaldHandellivedonafarminCalifornia.HeownedtwoGreatPyreneesmountaindogswho41hiseightgoats.Itwastheir42toprotectthegoatsfromwolvesinth

eCaliforniamountains.In2017,whenthewildfiresinthedistancewere43,Handelhurriedtogethis44andthedogsintothe.carsotheycou

ldevacuate（撤离）.Oneofthedogs,Odin,45toignorehisdoggyduty.He46downwiththegoats,andstaredatHandel,asiftosay,“I’mnot47.”Handelwaiteda

slongashecouldforOdintocomearound,buttheyhadtogo,becausethey48thatparkedcarsafewyardsbehindthemwerefillingwithflames,andheardexplos

ionsfromoiltanks.Aftertheflameswereputout,Handelandhisyoungdaughterdidnot49tofindanythingwhentheyreturnedtotheir5

0.Buttotheirsurprise,Odinwas51there.Heandthegoatswereslightly52.Odinmanagedtobringthemallto53,despitethefactthateverythingelsearoundthemw

ascompletelydestroyedbythefire.Odinwaslimping（一瘸一拐）,andvery54,soHandelknewthatOdinhadbeenonanadventureofhisowntosavehis55.Ifonlydogsco

uldtalk.41．A．caughtsightofB．tookcareofC．gotalongwithD．keptawayfrom42．A．demandB．rightC．job.D．nature43．A．approachingB．jumpingC．withdrawingD．shrinking4

4．A．goatsB．devicesC．wifeD．daughter45．A．refusedB．offeredC．continuedD．chose46．A．brokeB．fellC．layD．came47．A．frightenedB．leavingC．actingD．alone48．A．

arguedB．explainedC．understoodD．spotted49．A．hesitateB．forgetC．agreeD．expect50．A．carB．companyC．farmD．village51．A．s

tillB．evenC．alreadyD．instead52．A．burnedB．disappointedC．grabbed.D．criticised53．A．happinessB．safetyC．landD

．life54．A．nervousB．tiredC．curiousD．energetic55．A．homesB．ownersC．workmatesD．friends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（一个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式（不超过3

个单词）Trendspopularamongtheyouthsuchas“Chinachic”andthegrowinginfluenceofyoungconsumershavedriventhedevelopmentofhanfuindustryinr

ecentyears.Amongthevarious56．______（style）,thehorsefaceskirthasemergedasthemostpopularitem.57．______（combine）classicaleleg

ancewithmodernsimplicity,thehorsefaceskirtissaidtoperfectlysuitthecontemporarycultureandlifestyleofyoungpeople,makingit58．______icon（标志）offas

hion.ThistrendhasgainedpopularityinLuoyangcity,CentralChina’sHenanprovince,withmanyvisitors59．______（dress）intheeleganthorsefaceskirts.Mean

while,numerousperformersrecentlyshowcasedthesebeautifulskirtsin60.______wereeye-catchingandgavepeopleabrand-newfeeling.InCaoxiancountyofShandong

province,oneofthecountry’shanfuproductionandsalescenters,thesales61．______thehorsefaceskirtsduringlastSpringFestivalholiday62．____

__（increase）dozensoftimescomparedtousualvolumes。Actually,theskirthasbecomeaverypopular63．______（choose）forgifts.Thecurrentpopularityofhanfuinthe

countryisbelieved64．______（indicate）morethanafashiontrend;itrepresentsa65．______（deep）andcloserconnectiontoChines

etraditionandculturalidentity.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假设你是某校学生会主席李华，你发现你校学生平时缺乏体育锻炼。请你代表学生会，围绕“Sweatyourwaytogoodh

ealth”这一主题，在校英文报上发出倡议。内容如下：1．锻炼对健康的影响；2，具体措施：3．鼓励参加运动。注意：（1）词数80左右：（2）可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Dearfriends,______________________________________

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第二节（满分25分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。Kevinwoketotheblaringbeepofhisalarmclock.“Can’twaitforthatcampingtr

ip,”Kevinthought,filledwithexcitement.Ashewasleavinghome,hisdadgrabbedhimbythehandandsaid,“Beforeyougo,justtellmethedirectionsonwher

eyouandyourfriendsaregoingtostay.”“Butdad!”Kevincomplained.“Nobuts!”Kevin’sdadadded.“Fine.”Kevintoldhimthedirectionsandleft.Thethreefriends,Ke

vin,JayandNathan,hadbeenplanningthisadventureforweeks,packingtheirstuff--tents,snacks,andamap—prepari

ngfora2-dayoutdoorexploration.ExcitementranthroughKevinastheydepartedfortheircampsite.“Thistripisgoingtobeawesome,”Nathanexcitedlyyelledas

theysetoff.Butlittledidtheyknowthatnaturehadasurprisein.storeforthem.Thefirstdayatthecampsitewasgoinggreat,settinguptents,collectingfi

rewood,andsharingstories.“Man,wenailedthesetents,”Kevinsaid.“Iknowitwaseasyreally,”Nathanreplied.The

friendswerehappy.Yettowardsnight,asthedarkcloudsgatheredoverhead,theatmosphereshifted,andasuddenstormeruptedwithunforgivinganger.Rainpoureddownfr

omtheheavenslikearelentlesswaterfall,transformingthepeacefulcampsiteintoamuddybattleground.Suddenly,ahugetreewasuprootedandc

rasheddownwithadeafeningcrackontheironlymeansofescape—theircar.Kevin’seyeswidenedinhorrorashesawthedamagedwreckagebeneaththefalleng

iant.“Ourcar!”hescreamedoverthehowlingwind,hisvoiceamixofdisbeliefanddespair.“We’restuckhere,”hedeclar

ed,hiswordsbarelyaudible（听得见的）againstthebackdropofthunderandraindrops.Theyrealizedthattheirplanshadbeenviolentlyspoiledbyforcesbeyondth

eircontrol.Theoncequietcampsitenowstoodasadesertedbattlefield,thefallentreeservingasapainfulreminderoftheunpredictablenatureoftheworldaroundthem.

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。Paragraph1:Worsestill,theyfoundthemselvesfacingtheimmediateproblemoffindingwater.____________________

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____________________Paragraph2:Onthesecondnight,adistantenginesoundbroketheterriblestillness._____________

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中学2022级高二下期期末模拟英语参考答案听力1-5CABAB6-10CBACA11-15CCBAB16-20CBABC阅读理解21-23DBC24-27BACB28-31BCAA32-35DCDB36-4

0GBADE完形填空41-45BCADA46-50CBDDC51-55AABBD语法填空56．styles57．Combining58．an59．dressed60．which61．of62．increased63．choi

ce64．toindicate65．deeper.写作一Onepossibleversion:Dearfriends,Nowadays,manystudentspaylittleattentiontophysicalexercise,whichdoesharmt

otheirhealth.Doingsportsonaregularbasishaspositiveimpactonmaintainingstudents’physicalfitnessandimprovingourmentalwell-being.Istronglyrecommend

everyonetogetinvolvedinphysicalactivities.Firstly,wecanmakegood.useofthesportsfacilitiesatourschooltotakean

activepartinvarioussports,rangingfromplayingbasketballtoswimming.Besides,itwillbebetterifweincorporat

ephysicalactivityintoourdailyroutinessuchasgoingtoandfromschoolbybikeoronfoot.Evensmalleffortscanmak

eagreatdifferenceinimprovingouroverallfitness.Let’ssweatourwaytogoodhealthandamorevibrantcampuscommunity.StudentUnion写作二Onepossi

bleversion:Paragraph1:Worsestill,theyfoundthemselvesfacingtheimmediateproblemoffindingswater.Thesearchforwatersoondrainedtheirenergy.Theyw

ereabouttogiveupwhentheyheardasmallsound,asplashofsomesort.Theyranasfastastheycouldandfoundasmallstream—alif

elineinallthechallenges.However,withtimepassingby,morechallengesemerged—limitedfood,frightfulnightfilledwithwildernesssounds,andtheuncertaintyof

survivalinthewild.Theirnerveswereneartheedgeofbreakingdownafterlonghoursofuncertaintyinthewilderness.Paragraph2:Onthe

secondnight,adistantenginesoundbroketheterriblestillness.Reliefwashedoverthewearyfacesastheywitnessedtheapproachofafamiliarvehicle.K

evin’sdadsteppedouttomeetthegroup.Allemotionsswelledinsidethekids—disbelief,gratitude,andoverwhelmingjoy.Asthe

yhuggedtogether,alltheworriesandmiseryweregone.Backhome,Kevin’sdadsaid,“Goodthingyoutoldmethosedirections.”Hetaughtthemtheimportanceof

informingsomeoneaboutplans.Theexperienceturnedintotalesofcourageandresilience;embeddedintheirmemoriesasless

onsforalifetime.听力原文Text1W:Ijustwantedtotakeanap,butitwasdarkwhenIwokeup.It’ssurprising!M:Yeah.Well,I’llpreparedinner.Doyouwanttohelpme?W:S

ure.ButIneedtowashmyfacetoclearmyheadfirst.Text2M:AreyouangryaboutLinda’s-examresults?W:No.It’sjustthatshedoesn’tstudyatall.Shedoesn’ttakeherstudies

seriously.M:I’lltrycommunicatingwithher.Text3M:HasScottquithisjobasawaiter?W:Yes.Nowhesellsbooksinabooksto

reduringthedayandstudiesFrenchatnight.M:HehasbeeninterestedinFrenchsincehewasatschool.Text4M:Thesofalookssogoo

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.IwentthereonmytriptotheUnitedStateslastyear.W:Really?I’veonlyseenitonTV.Text6M:Jane,youlookupset.What’sup?W:Mycomputer

isintherepairshopagain.M:What’stheproblemthistime?W:Idon’tknowexactly.Thereseemstobesomethingwrongwiththesystem.Itrestartedsever

altimeswithinanhour,andIwasonlyhalfwaythroughmyreport.Luckily,IsavedwhatItyped.M:Yourreportisn’tdueuntilnextTuesday.It

’sThursdaytoday.Youcanmakeit.W:Itisdueonedayaheadofschedule.M:That’stoobad.Text7W:Whatareyoureading,Nick?M:Thelatestvolumeofpoetryby

myfavoritepoet.W:Youreallylikepoetry.Iknowyoualsolikereadingnovels.Ionlyliketoreadfashionmagazines.M:Becausesomepoe

tsareinteresting.Well,haveyouheardofthestoryaboutthedisabledpoetnamedMaryVanderbilt?Somepeoplefeelangrywithher.Somefeelsympathetictowar

dsher.W:Hmm...Idon’tcareaboutherprivatelife.Actually,Idon’tknowwhosheis.Text8W:I’mreallyexcited.I’mgoingtoChicagothisSaturday.M:Whatacoinciden

ce!Myroommateisalsogoingthereonthatday.Areyouflyingthere,Helen?Youtwocangotheretogether.I’dbehappytodriveyoutotheairport.W:Thanks,butI’veboughtmy

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illmeetherathernewplacefirst.M:Great!Well,whatisLisalike?W:She’sveryoutgoing.Shehaslotsofhobbies,includingskiing,swimming,collectingstampsa

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chasgoingtotheconcert.Text9M:It’salittlehardformetolearnEnglish.Idon’tthinkIhaveagiftforlanguages.WhycanyouspeakE

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ear.WhatdoyouthinkwouldhelpwithmyEnglish?W:Firstly,youcantryreadingsomeEnglishnewspapers.Secondly,trytotalkto

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omegoodideas.M:Totellthetruth,IoftenreadEnglishnewspapersandhavealsoaskedmyteacherforhelp.You’reright.Idoneedtocommunicatem

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