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考试时间：2021年1月27日2020-2021学年第一学期高二年级期终考试英语试题命题：校对：审核：【考试时间：120分钟分值：150分】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.What'sthetimenow?A.8:30.B.7:55.C.8:35.2.Whydoesthewomanlooksad?A.Sh

edidbadlyintheexams.B.Sheworriesabouthercomingtests.C.Sheisill.3.Whatdowelearnaboutthetaxidriver?A.Hedrovetoofastandcrashedintoatruck.B

.Heturnedsuddenlyandranintoatree.C.Hewashitbyafallingboxfromatruck.4.Whatisthemandoing?A.Heisaskingabouthisletter.B.Heisbuyingplaneti

cketstoEurope.C.Heissendingsomepostcard.5.Wheredoestheconversationmostlytakeplace?A.Inarestaurant.B.Inthewoman'shouse.C.Inthemarket.第二节（共5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.WhereistheJazzFestivalgoingtobeheld?A.ThisThursday.B.NextSaturd

ay.C.NextThursday.7.Whoistheman’sfavoritesinger?A.CarlonCarpenter.B.MichaelJackson.C.Madonna.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatmaterialwouldthemanlikeforspring?A.

Leather.B.Cotton.C.Wool.9.Whatcolordoesthewomanlike?A.Pink.B.White.CRed.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatclasshasthewomanalreadytak

en?A.Spanish.B.Biology.C.Math.11.Howdoesthewomanfeelaboutthescienceclasses?A.Sheisquiteinterestedinth

em.B.Sheregretstohavetakenthem.C.Shedoesn'tlikethem.12.Whatkindofjobwillthemantrytoget?A.Drivingataxi.B.Workinginagasstation.C.Workinginarestau

rant.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Wherearethetwospeakers?A.Atschool.B.Inapark.C.Inthecountryside.14.Howdoesthewomanfeeltoday?A.Relaxed.B.Lonely.C.Sick.15.W

hatwillthespeakersdothisweekend?A.Drivetothecountryside.B.Attendaparty.C.Gobackhome.16.Whatwillthewomanbringtothebarbecue?A.Herfamily.

B.Somedrinks.C.Mooncakes.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthemaintopicofthetalk?A.Scientificresearch.B.Environmentalprotection.C.So

cialdevelopment.18.Whoisthespeakerprobably?A.Auniversityprofessor.B.Atouristguide.C.Agovernmentofficial.19.HowmanypeoplewerethereinAnchoragei

n1960?A.About75,000.B.About180,000.C.About40,000.20.Whatisthespeakermostprobablydoingnext?A.Showingsomeslides.B.Writingalettertothegovernment.C

.Puttingforwardsomesuggestions.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

，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ADogsareman'sbestfriend.Ifyouplanonbuyingadog,trytoputinalittlebitofresearch.Youwillfindoutthatthe

reareplentyofdogbreeds(品种)tochoosefrom,butsomearemoreexpensivethanothers.Notjustintermsoftheprice,butalsogro

oming(梳理)andmedicalexpenses.Inthislist,wewillcoverthemostexpensivedogbreedsintheworldthatyoucanbuy.We’lleveni

ncludethedog’spricetag,washingexpenses,andaveragehealthcarecosts.KerryBlueTerrierWithapriceat$600,thisdogmightbei

nexpensive.However,duetotheirmanyhealthconcerns,healthcarecostscanreachupto$7,000.Iftakengoodcareof,theycanliveupto15years.GreatDaneTheGreatDanebreed

isabigdogwithanaveragepriceof$800.Thisbreedhasalifeexpectancy(期限)of7to10years.Theaveragehealthcarecostsareexpectedto

bearound$7,100.BerneseMountainDogThepurchasepriceforoneofthesehuge120-pounddogsisaround$800.Thisbreedhasmanyhealthconcernswhichwil

lcostyouaround$6,500.GermanShepherdKnownfortheirclevernessasasheepherder,thepriceforoneisaround$800.Althoughtheycanliveforupto13years,theirhe

althcarecostsupto$20,500.Whatcausestheirhealthcaretobesoexpensiveistreatingcommonhealthconditions.21.WhatisimportanttoalifelengthofaKerr

yBlueTerrier?A.Goodcare.B.Enoughfood.C.Properexercise.D.Dailycompanion.22.WhatisspecialaboutGermanShepherd?A.Itcoststhemosttocare.B.Itistheche

apesttoget.C.Itcanliveupto15years.D.Itisthestrongestdog.23.Whichwouldyoubuyifyouwanttospendlessthan$7,500,includinghealthcarecost?A.GreatDane

.B.GermanShepherd.C.KerryBlueTerrier.D.BerneseMountainDog.BThewesterngreenmamba(绿曼巴蛇),akindofsnake,isbetween5.9feetand1

0.5feetlong.ThismakesthewesterngreenmambathesecondlongestpoisonoussnakeinAfrica,withtheblackmambabeingthefirst.Thewesterngreenmambais,how

ever,themostagile(敏捷的)snakeinthemambafamily.Theirskincolorisgreenishyelloworlivegreen,whichhelpsthemtohideintheenvironment.Oneotherimpor

tantfeatureofthesnakeisitslongtailwithasharppoint.ThewesterngreenmambacanbefoundinWestAfrica.Theyoftenliveinrainforests.Beinganarborealsp

ecies,thesesnakesspendmostoftheirtimemovingamongthetreetops.Theyarealsousedtomovingonthegroundandwillcommonlyleavetheirtr

eestorunafterapotentialmealontheground.Thewesterngreenmambaismostlyactiveinthedaytime,butcanalsobeseenhuntingatnightfromtimetotime.Thedietofa

westerngreenmambaismadeupofbirdsandallkindsofsmallanimalssuchassquirrels,miceandevenbats.Thesesnakescangetclosetoth

eirtargetwiththehelpoftheirnaturalskincolor.Whentheyarecloseenough,theybitethetargetwithpoisonousteethquickly.Onc

ethetargethasdied,thewesterngreenmambawillswallowitwhole.Ifthesesnakesarefacedwithdanger,theywilltrytorunaway.Iftheyhave

nowaytorunaway,however,theywillbecomeveryaggressiveandattacktheirenemieswiththeirsharpteethrepeatedly.Thefemalewesterngreenmambaistheonewhola

yeggs.Theywilllayfrom5to15eggs.Theyoungsnakesarecompletelyindependentafterbirth.Themotherandfatherplaynopartinraisin

gthebabysnakes.Thebabiesarebornwitheverythingtheyneedtosurviveinthewilderness.Iftheycanreachadulthood

,thentheywillhavealmostnonaturalpredators.Thewesterngreenmambaisnotdyingout.Butitsbiggestthreatcomesfrompeopleandthedamagetheycanbringtotheirhom

es.Hopefully,thewesterngreenmambacancontinuetolivealongsidepeopleandneverhavetoworrythattheywilldieout.24.Wha

tdoweknowaboutthewesterngreenmamba?A.Theyarelesspoisonousthantheblackmamba.B.Theirskincolorshelpthemhidefromothers.C.Theyareusuallyseenlookingfor

foodatnightD.TheyarethelongestpoisonoussnakeinAfrica.25.Theunderlinedword“arboreal”inParagraph3probablymeans________.A.livinginhotels

B.livinginthewaterC.livinginthegrassD.livingintrees26.Ifawesterngreenmambahasnowaytoescape,itwill________.A.hideitselfintotheenvironmentnearbyB.fig

htagainsttheenemybravelyC.changeitsnaturalskincolorD.swallowtheenemywhole27.WhichofthefollowingisTRUEaboutyoungsnakes?A

.Theycantakecareofeachother.B.Theyhavenonaturalpredators.C.Theydon’tneedtheirparents’careafterbirth.D

.Theylayfromfivetofifteeneggsatatime.CDatacollectedbytheWorldFoodProgramshowsthateveryyearover847millionpeopleworld

widesufferfrommalnutritionandabout3.1millionchildrenundertheageof5dieofstarvation.Whiledealingwithworldhungerisani

mportantthingforscientists,itisnoteasy,consideringnaturalresources.ButthankstonewideaslikeLivingbox,theremaybesomehope.TheIsraeliscie

ntistsNitzanSolanandMotiCohensayLivingboxisanenvironment-friendlyecosystemmadeofsomeconnectedboxestoformamini-

farm.Thismeansthatthevegetablesaregrowninwaterinsteadofsoil.Whileprofessionalfarmershavebeendoingthatforyears,Livingboxisthefirst

systembuilttogainnutrientsfromcommonwaste.Betteryet,itcanrunwithoutelectricityandrequiresnofarmingskillst

okeep.ThismeansthatcitypeoplewhocannotgetfreshvegetablescanuseLivingboxtogrowvegetables.Itiseasyfora

llfarmerstosetuptheboxes.Thentheyfillthemwithfreshwaterandaddtherequiredseeds.Assoonastheyaddoneorallthreetypesofwaste,thesystemwillself-pr

oducethenitrogenneededfortheplantstotakeroot.Thosethatusefishwastehaveadoubleadvantage—theycancultivatebothfishandvegetablesatthesa

metime.Thefishcanprovidethewasteneededfortheplantstogrow,whiletheplantsnaturallyfilterthewaterandhelp

keepacleanhomeforthefish.Oncethevegetablesarereadytopick,farmerssimplyharvestthemandbeginthecyclealloveragain.

Whilethe15-squarefootboxprovidesenoughvegetablesforafamilyoffour,itiseasytomakealargerLivingboxinordertobuild

largerfarms.TheonethingthatcanpreventLivingboxfrombeingusedindevelopingcountriesisthecost.However,somebusinessmen

withseveralnon-profitorganizationshavepromisedtokeepitaffordable,sothatpoorpeoplelivingincitiesofdevelopingcountriescangetthechance

toeatnutritiousfood.28.Whydoscientistsfindithardtosolveworldhunger?A.Becauseitneedsalotofmoneytosolvetheproblem.B.Becausetherearetoomanypeoplearesta

rvingintheworld.C.Becausethepopulationgrowsrapidlyandtherearenotenoughresources.D.Becausemostofthenaturalr

esourceshavebeendamaged.29.WhatdoweknowaboutLivingbox?A.Itisnotharmfultotheenvironment.B.Itismadeofboxesfilledwithrichsoil.C

.Itrequireselectricity.D.Itrequiresfarmerstolearnsomespecialskills.30.Livingboxisdesignedto_________.A.helpdev

elopingcountriesbecomerichB.getridofthewasteproducedbyanimalsC.getcleanwaterforpeoplelivingincitiesD.letpoorpeoplelivingincit

iesgetfreshvegetables31.Fromthelasttwoparagraphs,wecaninferthat__________.A.farmerscanusetheboxesagainB.itwillnotcostmuchmoneytobuildLivingboxC.Livin

gboxhasbeenbuiltbybusinessmenintheworldD.LivingboxhasbecomepopularindevelopingcountriesD.Womenwhoownca

tsaremorelikelytohavementalhealthproblemsandkillthemselvesbecausetheycanbeinfectedbyacommonparasitethatcanbecaughtfromcatlitter

,astudyhasfound.ResearchersfoundwomeninfectedwiththeToxoplasmagondii(T.gondii)parasite(刚地弓形虫),whichisspre

adthroughcontactwithcatwasteoreatingundercookedmeatorunwashedvegetables,areatincreasedriskofattemptingsuicide.Thestudyinvolvedmorethan

45,000womeninDenmark.Aboutathirdoftheworld’spopulationisinfectedwiththeparasite,whichhidesincellsinthebrainandmuscles,of

tenwithoutproducingsymptoms.Theinfection,whichiscalledtoxoplasmosis(弓形虫病),hasbeenlinkedtomentalillness,suchasschizophre

nia(精神分裂症),andchangesinbehavior.Thestudy’sseniorauthorDoctorTeodorPostolache,anassociateprofessorofpsychiatry(精神病

学)attheUniversityofMarylandSchoolofMedicineintheUnitedStates,said,“Wecan’tsaywithcertaintythatT.gondiicausedthewomentotrytokillthemse

lves,butwedidfindapredictiveassociationbetweentheinfectionandsuicideattemptslaterinlifethatdeservesadditionalstudies

.”DoctorAlbertReece,vicepresidentofmedicalaffairsattheUniversityofMaryland,said,“T.gondiiinfectionisamajorpublicheal

thproblemaroundtheworld,andmanypeopledon’trealizethey’reinfected.“DrPostolacheisaleadingexpertonsuicid

eneuroimmunology(神经免疫学).Suicideisacriticallyimportantmentalhealthissue.Aboutonemillionpeoplecommitsuicideandanother10millionattemptsuicideworldwide

eachyear.Wehopethatthistypeofresearchwillonedayhelpusfindwaystosavemanylivesthatnowendtooearlyinsuicide.”Dr.Post

olache’sresearchteamattheUniversityofMarylandwasthefirsttoreportaconnectionbetweenT.gondiiandsuicidalbehaviorin2009.Heiscooperatingwithresearche

rsinDenmark,GermanyandSwedentoconfirmandinvestigatethewayleadingtothisassociation.TheT.gondiiparasitethrivesinthe

intestinesofcats,anditisspreadthroughtheirwaste.Allwarm-bloodedanimalscanbecomeinfectedthroughcontactwithit.H

umanscanbecomeinfectedbychangingtheirinfectedcats’litterboxes,eatingunwashedvegetables,drinkingwaterfromapollutedsource,orbyeati

ngundercookedorrawmeat.Notwashingkitchenknivesafterpreparingrawmeatbeforehandlinganotherfooditemalsocanleadtoinfection.Pregnantwomencanpassthe

parasitedirectlytotheirunbornbabiesandareadvisednottochangecatlitterboxestoavoidpossibleinfection.Babiesdon’tproduceantibodiestoT.gondiifort

hreemonthsaftertheyareborn,sotheantibodiespresentintheirbloodrepresentedinfectioninthemothers.ThescientistsstudiedDanishhealthpatientstodetermineifan

yofthesewomenlaterattemptedsuicide,includingcasesofviolentsuicideattemptswhichmayhaveinvolvedguns,sharpinstrum

entsandjumpingfromhighplaces.ThestudyfoundthatwomeninfectedwithT.gondiiwereoneandahalftimesmorelikelytoattemptsuicidecomparedt

othosewhowerenotinfected,andtheriskseemedtorisewithincreasinglevelsoftheT.gondiiantibodies.Dr.Postolache

notedlimitationstothestudy,suchastheinabilitytodeterminethecauseofthesuicidalbehavior.Thefindingswerepubli

shedonlineintheArchivesofGeneralPsychiatry.32.Thecommonwaywhichismorelikelytobeinfectedwiththediseaseis_____.A.toeatunwashedveg

etablesorundercookedmeatB.tocleanaplacewhereacatoncelivedforatimeC.topasstheinfectiontoherunbornbabyduringawoman’spreg

nancyD.toreusekitchentoolswhichhavebeenusedtocutrawmeat33.Whatistheconsequenceifawomanisinfectedwiththeparasiteinthepassage?A.Havin

gahighfever.B.Doingdeliberateself-harm.C.Keepingadepressedmood.D.Becomingbadtempered.34.Whatcanbeinferredfromthepassage?A.Womenhaveahigherriskt

obeinfectedbytheparasitethanmen.B.Theresultoftheresearchmayhelpthescientiststofindwaystostopsuicideinadvance.C.Thesc

ientistswillcontinuetheirresearchintothepossibleconnection.D.Theriskofbeinginfectedseemstorisewiththedecreasinglevelsoftheantibodies.35.Whicho

fthefollowingstatementswouldprobablybethebesttitleofthepassage?A.Whyarewomenmorelikelytocommitsuicide?B.Womenshouldkeepawayfromcats.C.Waysfou

ndtodealwithwomen’smentalproblems.D.Arewomenwhoowncatsatasuiciderisk?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。Thedeepestfriendshipspans(跨越)timeandspace.(36)________.Soweaskedsomepeoplehowthey’vemanagedtomakethei

rbondsunbreakable.Honestyisalwaysthebestpolicy.HeatherHopkinscreditsherlong-lastingfriendshiptoherhonesty.“Neverbescaredtotellyour

bestfriendshowyouarereallyfeelingaboutanysituation.(37)_______”Justkeepcalling,evenifthere’snothingtor

eallysay.NickiBandklayder’s20+yearfriendshipsaregoingstrongbecauseshe’salwayswillingtogetonthephone.“Pickupthephone!Youdon’tneedareasonto

call.Thisiswhatkeepssomeofmy20+yearfriendshipsaliveandstrong.(38)________”Justbeagoodlistener.“Mybestfriendinworldisfromfreshmanyearincoll

ege,”sharesJudyGropen.“ShesaysthatitisbecauseIactuallylistentoher,andIamshockedbyhowsmartandkindsheisanddifferentfroma

nyoneIknow.”(39)_______“MybestfriendHelenandIaregoingon32years,andwenevercallouttheotherpersononbeinganabsenteefriend,”sharesAng

elaRandall.“Lifehappensandwhenyouareindifferentplacesandgoingthroughdifferentthings,justpickupwhereyoubothar

e.”(40)_______“It’ssaidthattechnologyisdestroyingrelationships,buttherearefewthingsasniceasbeingconnectedwithyoubestfriendssinceelementarysch

oolbyanongoinggrouptext,”saysLaurenSchwwartzGamsey.“Wearebusyworkingmumsacrosssevencitiesinthreestates,andwecans

tillshareeverydaythoughts,bignews,andsillystoriesasifwehadnevermovedawayfromeachother.A.Turntechnologytoyouradvantage.B

.Sometimesonepartyforgetstobepresent,butthat’sOK.C.Nowweeachhostamealatourhomethroughouttheyear.D.Whenyoustartneed

ingareasontocall,youlosedailyconnection.E.Thekeystokeepingastrongfriendshipoftentakealifetimetolearn.F.AllI

needishomemadecoffeeandaspeakerphoneandit’slikewearetogether.G.Atruefriendwillalwaysbegratefulforhonesty,eveninthestickies

tofsituations.第三部分语言运用（共两小节，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。Withtheriseofsocialmedia

inrecentyears,youngpeoplearoundtheglobehaveeasyaccesstoshocking41abouthowwe’recurrently42tolookaftertheEarth.Websitespr

ovideaccessibleinformationabout43mattersthatquicklyhavemillionsofviews,andlinkstonewscientificinformationareeasily

44.But,it’snotjustonlineresearchthatuncoversthe45,andit’snota46threateither.Climatechangeishappeningaroundus;ouroc

eansare30percentmoreacidic(酸性的)andoneandahalfacresofforestarecutdowneverysecond.Ofcourse,justbecause47peoplearenowread

ilyarmedwithsuchinformationdoesn’tmeanall48willeagerlylistentothem.Many49youngactivistssimplyduetothei

rage,andothersstillaren’twillingtoseetheenvironmental50weface,butthatdoesn’tmeana51can’tbemade.Infact,therearesome52to

beingayoungenvironmentalist.Astudyonparticipantsaged16-24intheUNclimatenegotiationsshowedthatadultsthoughtofyoungeractivist

sasbeing53duetothelackoffinancialproblems.Youngactivistsnotonlyaren’t54bybusyschedulesbeingforcedonthem,butt

heyalsohaveasimple-heartedviewofwhat’sgoingonand,being55frompolitics,theyoftensaywhatadultsaren’twillingto.41.A.commen

tB.informationC.knowledgeD.feeling42.A.failingB.continuingC.managingD.stopping43.A.financialB.politicalC.environmentalD.technical44.A.sharedB.adde

dC.includedD.selected45.A.secretB.historyC.sourceD.truth46.A.seriousB.distantC.publicD.common47.A.str

ongB.smartC.youngD.local48.A.adultsB.childrenC.scientistsD.activists49.A.weardownB.believeinC.knowaboutD.writeoff50.A.benefitsB.protecti

onC.challengesD.education51.A.differenceB.decisionC.dealD.choice52.A.advantagesB.limitsC.keysD.purposes53

.A.morefriendlyB.moretrustworthyC.poorerD.busier54.A.supportedB.treatedC.paidD.influenced55.A.safeB.tiredC.freeD.absent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。Theratioofoverweightpeople(56)__________(participate)inasurveyincreasedf

rom29%in2012to31.5%in2016,andthenumberofhighlyoverweightpeople(57)________(rise)to550,000,creating(58)_________seriousheadacheformedicalse

rvices.Theincreaseofhighlyoverweightpeoplewas(59)__________(particular)sharpamongthoseintheir20s.Thenumberscamefromastudyofphysicalexa

minations(60)__________(publish)bytheHealthInsuranceService.Accordingtothesurvey,thehighlyobesity(肥胖)

rateamongyoungpeoplecanbearesultoftheiraddiction(61)_________saltintakeandsoftdrinksfromchildhood.Eatingtoomuchsaltyfoodisconsideredasamainfactor,

(62)_________leadstohealthproblems.Besides,drinkingsoftdrinksisalso(63)_________(blame)becauseitmakespeoplemorelikely(64)_________(gain)weight.Ther

esultmayaffectthenewlifestyleofthosepeople.Cuttingdownonsaltmaybehard,(65)__________repeatedtrainingtopreferlesssaltyfoo

disnecessary.Startbyaddinghalfasmuchsalttoyourdinnerasyounormallydo.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，你

市体育中心计划下周开设太极体验课，请你给你校外籍教师Bob写一封邮件，内容包括：1.邀请他一同参加；2.介绍课程信息、时间、地点和课程内容等；3.期待回复。注意：写作词数应为80左右。DearBob,____________

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__________________________________________________________________________YoursLiHua第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。O

ncetherelivedasmartboynamedEric.Healwaystoppedeverysubjectinhisclass.However,hehadoneshortcoming－heneverrespectedothers.Hewasv

eryrudetoeveryoneandmadefunofthosewhogotlessmarksthanhim.“Mydear,itispraiseworthythatyougetgoodmarks,butitisverybadtobearudeperson,”

advisedhisfather.Ericrepliedwithpride,“Beingthefirstineverythingisenoughtomakeeveryonerespectme.”Hisfathertr

iedtoexplain,“Ifyoudon’tgiverespecttoothers,howwilltheygiverespecttoyou?Assomeonerightlysaid,‘Giverespectandtakerespect.’”“Dad,

Idonotbelieveinsuchthings,”repliedEric.However,Ericgraduallynoticedthatinhisclassnoonewantedtositwithhim,andevenhisfriendsstartedtoignore

him.Amonthpassed,stillnoneofhisclassmatesagreedtositwithhimortalkedtohim.Hetriedtoconsole(安慰)himselfwiththe

thoughtthatbeingagoodstudent,hehastherespectofhisteachers.Butsoonherealizedthatitwasalladelusion(错觉).A

ttheendoftheschoolyear,hisclassmateJacob(whogotthesecondpositionintheclass)waschosenasthebestperformeroftheyear.Ericwascompl

etelyshocked.“Sir,whydidyouchooseJacobasthebestperformer?Ihavescoredthehighestmarksineverytest!”Ericaskedhisclassteacherratherru

dely.Histeacherreplied,“Mydear,gettingthefirstpositiondoesn’tmakeapersonandthebeststudentoftheclass..Thoughyoualwaysscorethehighestmarksintheclass,

youdon’trespectanyone.Hearingthis,Ericwasonthevergeoftears.“Mydear,Iknowwhoisthebest.Jacobhelpshisclassmatesandhegivesrespecttotheman

dasarewardheisgiventherespectback.”WhenEricarrivedhomethatday,helookedverysad.Hisfathersawhimandrealizedsometh

ingwaswrongandasked,“Whathappenedtoyou?”注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在相应的位置作答。Erictoldthewholestorytohisfa

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icipating57.rose58.a59.particularly60.published61.to62.which63.toblame64.togain65.butVersionDearBob,I’mwritingtoinviteyou

toexperienceataichiclasswithme.Thesportscenterinourcityisgoingtooffertaichicourses.Afamoustaichicoachwillgiveyouinstructi

onsfrom8a.m.to11a.m.thisSaturday,duringwhichtimehewillalsogivealectureastothehistoryoftaichiandthebenefitsitw

illbring.I’mconvinceditwillbeafantasticchanceforyoutoexperience.Socomewithme!I’mlookingforwardtoyourreply.Yours,LiHuaErictoldmet

hewholestorytohisfather.“Mydear,Iusedtotellyouthatifyoudon’trespectothers,thenyouwillnevereverearntheirrespect.Sogiverespectandrec

eiverespect,”hisfatherremindedhim.Thatnight,Ericfailedtosleepashisteacher’sandfather’swordswerealwaysswimminginhis

head.Thenextmorning,hewenttohisfatherandsaid,“Dad,IpromiseIwillmakeeffortstorespectmyelders,friendsandclassmatesandInowunderstandnoonelikesthosew

hoareproudandrude.Intheschoolthatday,thefirstthingEricdidwastoapologizetohisclassteacherandclassmates.Hefeltverysorryforthedisrespecthehadal

waysshownthemandpromisedthathewouldneverdosoagain.Hisclassmateswerealldelightedtoseethechangeinhim,aswashi

sclassteacher,whowasalsosatisfiedtoseeEricspeakingsosweetlyandhumblytoothers.Alltheclassmateshuggedhim

andsaid,“WelcomebackEric!Wewouldlovetobeyourfriendagain.”Ericexcitedlyreplied,“IamsohappyandIloveyouall,too!Fromtodayourfriendshipswillneverbreak.