【文档说明】湖北省荆州市沙市中学2023-2024学年高一上学期9月月考英语试题+含答案.docx，共(9)页，29.870 KB，由小赞的店铺上传

转载请保留链接：https://www.doc5u.com/view-3592e3f987fdfb8b2f0f9db6f01ad521.html

以下为本文档部分文字说明：

2023—2024学年度上学期2023级高一9月月考英语试卷命题人：刘蓉审题人：李明慧考试时间：2023年9月22日第一部分听力（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.Howlongw

illtheconcertlast?A.Twohours.B.Oneandahalfhours.C.Onehour.2.Whowillcarryouttheplan?A.Sophie.B.David.C.Mary.3.Whatdoesthewomanthink

ofthecourse?A.Worthtaking.B.Toohard.C.Veryeasy.4.Wherewillthespeakersmeet?A.Atthecafe.B.Atthebusstop.C.Attheentrancetothestadium

.5.Whatdoesthewomanwantthemantodo?A.Speaklouder.B.Apologizetoher.C.Turnofftheradio.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和第7两个小题。6.Howmuchm

oneyshouldthemanpay?A.￡315.B.￡350.C.￡375.7.Howwillthemanpay?A.Incash.B.Bycreditcard.C.Bycheck.听下面一段对话，回答第8至10题。8.W

hydoesthemanfeelexhausted?A.Hehastroubleinlearninglaw.B.HehasdifficultywithChinese.C.Hehasbeenworkinghardtocatchupwithothers.9.Whatd

oesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A.AttendtalksinLawDepartment.B.Practicelisteningandspeakingmore.C.Talktonativespeakersasmuchaspossible.10.Wh

atdoesthewomanoffertodo?A.PracticeChinesewiththeman.B.GototheLawDepartmentwiththeman.C.Helpthemanprepareforthecomingtest.

听下面一段对话，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdoesthewomandorightaftershegetsup?A.Takeashower.B.Havebreakfast.C.Gorunning.1

2.Whendoesthewomanreadthenewspaper?A.Atabout7:00.B.Atabout7:15.C.Atabout7:30.13.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A.Thewomanleaveshomeforworkat8:

00.B.Themanhardlygetsupbefore9:00.C.Officehoursstartfrom9:30.听下面一段对话，回答第14至16题。14.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Acomputergame.

B.Aviolentmovie.C.Attacksonchildren.15.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheagelimit?A.It'sreasonable.B.It'suseless.C.It'sunfair.16.Whatistheworstin

fluenceofviolentscenesonchildren?A.Havingbaddreams.B.Fightingwiththeirfriends.C.Gettinginjured.听下面一段对话

，回答第17至20题。17.Whendidthespeakerstarttocollecthatsthesecondtime?A.In2005.B.In2006.C.In2010.18.Whydidthespeakerse

llhersecondhatcollection?A.Shehadnotimetolookafterthehats.B.Shewantedtogotoanothercity.C.Sheneededmoney.19.Howcanpeopleadmirethespeaker'shatcollect

ion?A.Bygoingtoamuseum.B.Byvisitingawebsite.C.Bygoingtoheroffice.20.Whatdoweknowaboutthespeaker?A.Sheisworkingfora

nadvertisingagency.B.ShestudiedinCopenhagen.C.Shegotmostofthehatsfromherfriends.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和D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ALosAngelesisalwaysapopularholidaydestination.Tofullyenjoyyourtravelthere,youshouldknowitsfood,weathe

r,andalsotraffic.WhiledrivinginL.A.issimilartothatinotherareas,thereareafewspecificrulestonote.HOVlanes(车道)OnmanyL.A.freeways

,oneormorelanesatthefarleftareusedashigh-occupancyvehicle(HOV)lanes.Theyusuallyhavelimitedaccessandyoucanonlyentero

rexitwherethereisabreakinthedoubleyellowline.MostHOVlanesrequireaminimumoftwopeopleinthecar;somerequirethree.Vehiclesto

wingtrailers(拖车)areNOTallowedintheHOVlane,regardlessofhowmanypeopleareinthem.Toll(收费)lanesOncertainfreeways,theHOVlanesaredoubl

e-purposedastolllanesforpeopledrivingalonewhohaveaFasTrak,anelectronictollcollectionsystem.Therefore,youalsohavetohaveoneinthatlaneasaHOV,whic

hisinconvenientifyou'rejustvisiting.FasTrakisineffectonpartsofthe110freewaybetweenthe405and10freeways,andonpartsofthe10fre

ewayeastofDowntownL.A.CellphonesItisagainstthelawtotalkonacellphonewhiledrivingwithoutusingahands-freedevic

e.Holdingacel1phonetoyourearwhiledrivingwilllandyouwithaticket.AlcoholDrivingundertheinfluenceistakenseriousl

yinL.A.Thelegalbloodalcohollimitis0.08%,butyoucanbechargedwithlowerlevelsiftheyshowyoucan'tfunctionnormally.

Placinganopenedbottleofalcoholinthepassengerareawhiledriving(orsitting)isillegal.Anyopenedcontainero

falcoholhastobetransportedinthetrunk.21.WhatdoyouknowaboutHOVlanes?A.Theyareintendedforlargervehicles.B.Theyareonthefarrightoffreeways

.C.Theyencouragepeopletosharecars.D.Theyallowcarstoenteroverthedoubleyellowline.22.Whichissurelyagains

ttheroadrulesinL.A.?A.Drivingonthe110freewaywithaFasTrak.B.Ridingwithanopenedbottleofalcoholinbackseats.

C.Puttingthecellphoneinthecarwhiledriving.D.Goingbelowthebloodalcohollimitof0.08%.23.Whereisthetextm

ostprobablytakenfrom?A.Atrafficlaw.B.Aroadmap.C.Areport.D.Aguidebook.BWhenyouheartheword"birthmark",youprobablythinkofoneofthoseblackorbrownspotstha

tyouhaveonyourbody.Forme,it'sdifferent—Ihavethemonmylipsandinsidemymouth.I'musedtobeingasked,"Whatarethoseblackmarksonyourlips?"WhenItellpeop

lethey'rebirthmarks,theyusuallysay,"That'sstrange."Iusedtoconsiderthemugly.However,mymomcallsthembeautymarks.Inpictures,Iusedtohi

demybirthmarksbypursing(噘起)mylipssoIwouldn'thavetodealwithpeople'squestions.AsIwasgrowingup,peopleworemeoutwith

them.Somepeoplewouldaskmethesamequestionsevenbeforeknowingmyname.InsocietyIfeellikewejudgepeoplebytheirlooksbeforetheirpersonali

ty.Mybirthmarksarecausedbyageneticconditionfrommymom'ssideofthefamily.Mymom'smomhasbirthmarksonherlips,andmymom'suncleandmyunclehavesomeon

theirbodies.EveryyearIplantohaveaproceduretoremovethem.Butwhenimaginingtheprocess,Ialwaysgetnervousandgiveup.Mycousinfacesasimilarch

allenge.Shehasahugebirthmarkthattakesupherwholearm.She'snevertriedtohideitorchangeherappearance.Once,hergrandmothertoldherthatthebirth

marklookedextremelyprominentandsuggestedthatsheshouldwearlongsleevesmoreoften.Ifmycousinhadactuallytakenthat

suggestion,shewouldn'tbesuchapersonassheis.Inspiredbymycousin,IamfinallyacceptingwhoIamandnowIdon'thesitatewhensomeone

asksmeaboutthemeither.Isay,"They'rebeautymarks"andsmilewithoutpursingmylips.24.Howdidtheauthorfeelwhenaskedaboutthebirthm

arks?A.Shewasboredtobefacedwiththequestion.B.Shefeltshytogiveothersananswer.C.Shewasscaredtobemadefunofbypeople.D.Shefeltexcited

toshowherdifference.25.Whohasthesimilarbirthmarksliketheauthor?A.Hermother.B.Hergrandmother.C.Hercousin.D.Heruncle.26.Whatcanbeinf

erredabouttheauthor'scousin?A.Shedislikestalkingaboutherbirthmark.B.Sheismoreconfidentthantheauthor.C.Sheneverjudgesothersbytheirlooks.D.Sheha

stakenhergrandma'ssuggestion.27.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"prominent"inparagraph4mean?A.Brilliant.B.Harmful.C.Obvious.D.Moving.CTherearema

nyexperiencesaWesternercandescribeasa“cultureshock”inChina,oneofthefastest-growingeconomies,likeeatingmouthwateri

ngbaoziforbreakfast.Theseexperiences,however,paledincomparisontotheoneIexperiencedduringmytimeinanorganizationI’vebeenservinginfortwoyearstop

rovidefreeeducationaltoursatmyleisure—theadvancementandequalizingofChina’sknownwealthdisparity(差异)throughthe

socialnetworkandcashlesspaymentgiant,WeChat,whichIrarelyusedbefore.Lastmonth,theorganizationledathrillingtriptocamp

.Initially,wewentthroughavillagekeptalivebytheresidents.Theviewstherearesoattractiveandrefreshing.Walkingthroughendlessredappletrees,Is

awanelderlywomanwhogentlyofferedtosellmeapples.Unfortunately,IinformedherIdidn’thavecashonhand.ShequicklytoldmetoscantheQRcodeonherphone,whi

chinsecondswouldgetmymoneyintoherbankaccountviaWeChat.Needlesstosay,Iwasblownaway.Andofcourse,theapplesweretasty.Asanadvocateoffinancialgrowthoppo

rtunitiesinunder-servedcommunities,itwasinspiringtowitnessthattechnologyletspeoplecontributetotheeconomyregardlesso

fsocioeconomicbackgroundinChina.Thoughthesocioeconomicproblemsremaintosomeextent,accesstoandadoptionoftechnologycreatingfinancialopportunitiestransf

ormsthelivesofeverydaycitizensandenablescommunitiestoflower.WhileIoncedidn’tbelievea“cashlesssociety”waspossibleandthoughtitcoul

dcausemoreunfavorableconditions,Inowstandcorrected.PerhapsitmighttakelongerforNewYorkCitytoadapt,aswe

lagbehind(滞后)inthistransformationandthereissomuchwecanlearn.Ialsowonderwhatthehumanracecanachievewhe

ntechnologyprovidesendlessopportunitiesforpeopleofallbackgroundstoadvance.28.Whatdoesthefirstparagraphtellusab

outtheauthor?A.Sheisstrugglingwithcultureshock.B.Shedoesvoluntaryworkwhenfree.C.ShereallyenjoysChinesebreakfast

.D.Shelikesusingsocialnetworks.29.Whichofthefollowingsurprisedtheauthorduringthetrip?A.Thewayofpaying.B.Tasteoftheapples.C.PopularityofWeChat.D.S

ceneryofthevillage.30.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetoacashlesssocietynow?A.Critical.B.Positive.C.Concerned.D.Curi

ous.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.HumanswillachievemorewithtechnologyB.NewYorkwillbethenextcashlesssocietyC.Technology

helpsimproveeverydaylifeD.Chinabecomesthefastest-growingeconomyDAntarcticaremainedlargelyuntouchedbyhumansforthousan

dsofyears,allowinganecosystemtodevelopindependently.However,sincethe1990s,thelastwildlandontheplanetisbecomin

ganincreasinglypopulardestinationforadventure-seekingtourists.Now,astudynewlyconductedshowsthevisitorsmaybelea

vingbehindharmfulbacteriawhichcoulddestroythatarea’sbirdpopulation.Wemainlyhearaboutzoonoses(动物传染病)—diseaseslikeEbolaan

dpigflu—thatarespreadfromanimalstohumans,yethumanscanalsoinfectanimalswithillnessessuchastheflu.Researchers,however,believedthatAntarcticanimals

,whichhadnorecordedreverse(反向的)caseofzoonoses,werenotaffectedbythedangerduetotheextremeenvironment.ButmicrobiologistsMartaC

erdà-CuéllarattheResearchCenterforAnimalHealth,wasnotconvincedthiswastrue.SosheandsomecolleaguesdecidedtoexaminewastesamplesfromAntarcticbirdsfore

videnceofhumanbacteria.Toensurethewastewasnotpolluted,thescientistshadtocollectitfromthebirdsthemselves.Thiswasnoeasytask.Ittookthescientis

tsfouryearstocollectwastesamplesof666adultbirdsfrom24localspecies.However,itwaswellworththeeffort.Theresultsoftheirstudyshowed

thepresenceofseveraltypesofhumanbacteriainthebirdwaste.“Thebacteria,whichareacommoncauseforinfectionsinhumans,don’tusuallycausedeathinwild

animals,”saysCerdà-Cuéllar.“However,thepathogens(病原体)thatarrivetohighlysensitivepopulationscouldcauseextinctionofsomepopulationsan

ddestroythelocalecosystem.”Theresearcheralsofearsthepresenceofthesebacteriacouldforeseethearrivalofother,moredea

dly,pathogensasthenumberofpeoplevisitingtheareaincreases.Whilethebestsolutionwouldbetopreventtourism,Cerdà-Cuéllar,whobelievesitis

becauseofeffortsfromtouristandscientificgroupsthatAntarcticaremainslargelyprotected,saysthat’simpossible.“Whilewes

houlddoasmuchaspossibletoreducethespread,it’shardtobelievewe’llstoptourismandscienceatthesesites,andsoi

tishardtobelievethathumanswon’tcontinuetopassonpathogens.”32.Whichofthefollowingwillthenewstudysupport?A.TheAntarcticbecomespopula

rwithtourists.B.TheAntarcticecosystemisdestroyedbyoutsiders.C.TouristsexposeAntarcticbirdstohumanbacteria.D.Z

oonosesarespreadfromanimalstohumans.33.WhydidresearchersthinkAntarcticanimalswerefreefromhumandiseases?A.TheAntarcticweatherisextraordinarilycold

.B.ThenumberoftouriststotheAntarcticissmall.C.Therewasnorecordedcaseofreversezoonoses.D.Anindependentecosystemin

placeinAntarctica.34.WhatadvicemightCerdà-Cuéllargive?A.StrengthenresearchesintoAntarcticanimals.B.StoptourismandscienceinAntarctica.C.Mo

nitorthepresenceofotherpathogens.D.RestrictthenumberofvisitorstoAntarctica.35.Inwhichsectionofamagazinemightthetextbefound?A.Health.B.Science.C

.Tourism.D.Geography.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入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Whenyouthinkaboutadeadlyanimal,youmaythinkof

ashark,alion,orevenanelephant.However,thetruthisthatthedeadliestanimalintheworldismuchsmallerandmoreannoying.36And

itfeedsonhumanblood,transportingnumerousdiseasesfromonepersontothenext.Figureitout,yet?Yes,it'sthemosquito.Thenumbersdon'tlie:AccordingtotheW

orldHealthOrganization,morethan725,000peopleworldwidearekilledbymosquito-bornediseaseseachyear.Thesedisea

sesincludemalaria(疟疾),denguefever,yellowfever,andencephalitis.37"Beingabletoadapteasilytonewenvironme

ntsisoneofthereasonswhymosquitoesarethemostdeadly,"BurnsBlackwell,anexpertinpestcontrolsaid.38Mosquitoeshavelearnedtolayeggsi

naslittleasafewsmalldropsofwaterandeachfemalemosquitocanlaybetween50and500eggsonce.Theirpopulationsalsoreachthehighestpointatdifferenttimesindiffe

rentareasallovertheworld,makingitnearlyimpossibletoavoidbeingbitten.39Inareaswherethere'retoomanymosquitoes,localauthoritiestryto

controlthepopulationthroughroutinepesticideapplications."Weshouldprotectourselvesbyavoidingplaceswherethereistoomuchwater,"saidBernardC

ohen,MD,aprofessorattheJohnsHopkinsUniversitySchoolofMedicine.40Wearbugrepellent(驱虫剂)thatcontainsDEET(

upto30percent)whenheadingoutdoors,andreapplyitabouteveryfourhours.A.Mostofthediseasescanbecuredinashorttime.B.Healsostressestha

talittleprotectionwillgoalongway.C.Therearemorethan100varietiesofthisthingonearth.D.Mosquitoestakemuchinter

estingettingintouchwithchildren.E.Andeverybiteincreasestheriskofgettingaseriousdisease.F.Anotherreasontheinsectsaresodeadlyisthattheyprodu

cequickly.G.Malariaisthemosthorrible,killingatleast600,000peopleayear.第三部分英语知识运用（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和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Ameadowinbloom(鲜花盛开的草甸)cannotbemoreappealingforBritish.Theswingingwil

dflowersattheirpeakshowessence(精髓)oftheseasonandareperfectforrecordingwithyourvideocamera.Butthatisathingofthepast.Motorways,newtowns,factories—B

ritainhas41muchdamagetoitsnaturalscenery,andeveryyearmorelandofthecountrysideis42totallbuildings.Whilenowildlifehabitathasescapedthe43o

fthedeveloper’sbulldozer(推土机),nonehas44agreaterimpactthanthemeadow.Around95%ofBritain’smeadowshave45inthepast70years.Thebloomingmeadowwasamuch-l

oved46oftheEnglishcountrysidepoetryforgenerations,as47tothesummeraswhitesnowtothewinter.Nowadays,scene

sofafarmer’sfieldfullofcolorfulwildflowersaremore48tobeseenongreetingcardsthanoncountryroadsinJuly.Althoughe

xpansionofcitieshas49England’sgreenland,theprimarycauseforthelosswasthepost-wartrendoffrequent50practice.Th

esewildflower-richhabitatsbegantodecreaseduringwartimewhentraditionallymanagedgrasslandwas51toserveasfarmland.Thesowingofhighlyproductivecr

ops,suchaspotato,52thepracticeafterthewar.Moreofthegrasslandwas,therefore,goneforever.Intermsofbiodiversity,the53oft

hehabitatcannotbeoverstated:acommonoldmeadowcansupportaround150differentplantspecies.Manyofthemare54,sincetheyflowerforjustafewdaysin

midsummer.Anuncutmeadowisalsoa55formanyofBritain’sthreatenedbirdstokeepawayfromenemies.41.A.foughtB.w

itnessedC.ignoredD.described42.A.comparedB.connectedC.leftD.lost43.A.spreadB.progressC.pollutionD.invention44.A.avoidedB.resistedC.sufferedD.had45.

A.survivedB.disappearedC.recoveredD.improved46.A.imageB.styleC.titleD.idea47.A.conventionalB.symbolicC.specialD.

evident48.A.impossibleB.preciousC.popularD.likely49.A.putintoB.setdownC.eatenintoD.laiddown50.A.commercialB.industrialC.agriculturalD.

environmental51.A.consideredB.transformedC.allowedD.designed52.A.finishedB.simplifiedC.modernizedD.deepened53.A.convenienceB.balanceC.significa

nceD.difference54.A.rareB.typicalC.regularD.fresh55.A.concernB.necessityC.shelterD.source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，

并将答案填写在答题卡相应的位置上。WhenPeterSangerandLijangWugottogether,it56(strike)themthattheymustbelong-lostfriends.Inthefight57airpo

llution,theybelievethatifyoucan’tmeasureit,youcan’tbeatit.That’s58theyfoundedGreenCitySolutions:“Thesolutiontoquan

tifiablyimprovecityair.”Theirinvention—theCityTree—actsasanairpurifier—aninteresting59(add)tourbantreesandgreenspaces.Rootedin

science,airpollutioncanbeeatenbytheverticalflat-paneled(平面的)“trees”60(dot)aroundcitiesacrossEurope,whilethe“trees”al

soactasseatsforpedestrians.SangerandWu’svisionisforaworldinwhichpeopleincitiescanlive61(healthy).Theylongtocreatelivingconditionsthatallowallpe

oplearoundtheworldtopermanentlyhavecleanerair62(breathe).Usingremotetechnology,theCityTreecombines63ai

r-purifyingfeatureofmoss(苔藓)withtheremotetechnologytoincreasetheairflowthroughthe“trees”.Thisallowsthemto“suckup”andcleanmoreairthanno

rmal,andtheamounttheyfiltercanbeincreased,64(depend)onpollutionlevelsatdifferenttimesofday.TheGermangreen-techstart-upisnowfundedbytheEu

ropeanCommissiontosetupaCityTreenetworkof15brandnewunitsandtestitina65(science)wayinBerlin’spollutionhotspotsnextyear.第四部分写作（共两节；满分40分）第一节应用文写作（满分15分

）假定你是李华，一位高中毕业生。你的朋友Tom刚刚踏入高中，对于全新的高中学习既困惑又焦虑，请你写一封信，为他提供一些高中学习生活的建议。注意：1.词数100词左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。Dea

rTom,_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________Yourssincerely,LiHua第二节读后续写（满分25分）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。续写的词数为150左右。In1989,

freshoutofhighschool,Ihadthedifficulttaskofchoosingacareerpathbeforecollegestartedinthreemonths.InthosedaysinPakistan

,therewerelimitedoptions:becomingadoctororanengineer,orenteringthefinancialworldaftergettingabusinessde

gree.Iwasn'tinterestedinengineering,soIwasleftwithmedicineorbusiness.Icouldn'tdecide.Myuncle,aninfluentialpersoninthefamily,sugge

stedthatIdoaworkplacementtoexperienceitforamonthinaninternationalcompanyfollowedbyamonthinahospital.Afterthat,Icouldma

keadecision.Itseemedlikeabrilliantidea.Iwasacceptedforamonth'splacementataforeignbankinKarachi.Igotafeelforhowtheworldoffinancefunctioned,made

newfriends,andgenerallyenjoyedthemostlyeasy-goingworksurroundings.Themonthpassedrapidly,andsoonIbeganworkingataleadin

ghospitalinKarachi.Theexperiencecouldn'thavebeenmoredifferent.Thehospitalhadanintenseenvironment.Thedaysstartedearly(at7am,com

paredto9amatthebank),andwerefilledwithendlessduties.Andthenightcalls!Thiswascrazy,workingallday,throughthenight,andagaint

henextday.Ibeganthinkingaboutmytwoexperiences.Thebankhadofferedamorerelaxingatmosphere,betterworkinghoursandlessstress.

Thehospitalwasfullofexcitementandunpredictability,butthestudyingandtrainingwasdifficult.Itseemedthatthebusinessoptionwasgoing

towinout.Neartheendofmymonthatthehospital,Iwasdrivinghomeafteranespeciallybusynightcall.Infrontofmewasapublicbus

,withcollegestudentssittingonthetop.Asthedriverweavedthrough(穿梭)traffic,Icouldseetheboysshakingfromsidetoside.注意：续写词数应为150左右。Suddenly,aboyf

ellofthebackofthebus.Thenextday,whenIwenttohospitaltoseetheboy,allhisfamilygotup,withgratefulsmilesontheirfaces.9月月考

（9.21）答案听力1—5BCACC6—10BCBBA11—15CBBAA16—20CACBA阅读理解21—23CBD24—27ABBC28—31BABC32—35CADB36—40CGFEB完形填空41—45BDACB46—50A

BDCC51—55BDCAC语篇填词56.struck57.against58.why59.addition60.dotted61.healthily62.tobreathe63.the64.depending65.scientific应用文写作

DearTom,Thanksfortrustingme.Asforme,Ihavetreasuredthe3-yearlifesomuchandregarditasavitallylift-changingexperience.Intheprocess,thoughitwasq

uitedemanding,Ibecamematureandlearnedhowtohandledifficulties.Withregardtotheadvice,I’dliketodrawyourattentiontothefollowingaspects.Firs

tly,arrangingyourtimeproperlyandsettingatimescheduleareconsiderable.Neverputoffwhatyoushoulddotodaytilltomorrow,oryoumaybeoverwhelm

edbypilesofhomework.Moreover,teacherscanguideyoutothecorrectway,whynotcontactthemmorewhenyoufeeldepressed?Then,sinceyou

willexperiencehundredsoffiercebattles,astrongbodyandausualmind,tosomeextent,determineeverything.Ihopethesewillbeofgreatusetoyou.Wishyouagrea

tsuccessinthefollowingthreeyears.Yourssincerely,LiHua读后续写Suddenly,aboyfellofthebackofthebus.Hehittheroadfacedown

androlledover.Helaymotionlessinthemiddleoftheroadasthebusdroveawayquickly.Thecarsdirectlybehindthebusbrakedtoavoidtheboy,butnonestopped.I

knewthatiftheboywasbleedingintohisbrain,hewoulddiesoon.Istoppedmycar.Iliftedhisunconsciousbodyintomycarwiththehelpofsomepassers-by,andthenra

cedbacktothehospital.SinceIwasn'tallowedintotheoperationroom,Idrovehome.Thenextday,whenIwenttohospitaltoseetheboy,allhisfamilygotup,withgratef

ulsmilesontheirfaces.Themotherheldmyhandsandstartedweeping."Son,youareanangel,"sherepeatedoverandoveragain.Aftercomfort

ingher,Iwentovertotheboy.Hemanagedtosmileandsqueezedmyhand.Nowordswerespokenbetweenus—nonewereneeded.Ispenttherestofthedayinastateofexcitement,the

mostfabulousmoodIhadeverexperienced.IknewwhatIwantedtodofortherestofmylife.