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湖南省部分学校2023年4月高三模拟考试英语(本试卷共10页，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。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。1.What’sthewoman’sreactiontotheman’sbe

haviour?A.Sad.B.Angry.C.Indifferent.2.Whatdidtheladyforgettobring?A.Hercomputer.B.Hershoppingcard.C.Herphonecharger.3.Whendoestheconversationta

keplace?A.At3:00p.m.B.At4:00p.m.C.At5:00p.m.4.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inagrocerystore.B.Inachocolatefactory.C.Inacafe.5.I

nthewoman’seye,whatisDaniellike?A.Heisgenerous.B.Heisboring.C.Heisforgetful.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，各小题将给岀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.Whatispro

bablythepurposeofthemanbuyingthewomanasmartphone?A.Thewomanwantstoplaygames.B.Thewomanlikesnewthings.C.Hecanchatwithherwhilework

ingabroad.7.Howdoesthewomanlikelearningvideochatting?A.Useless.B.Difficult.C.Exciting.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Howmanyshower

shasthemantakenthatday?A.One.B.Two.C.Three.9.Whatisthemanprobablygoingtodo?A.Cleanupthebathroom.B.Learnmoreaboutcities.C.Takeaquickshower.10.Wha

tdidthewomanlearnfromMichael?A.Thecity’swatersupplyisendless.B.Watershortagesareeverywhere.C.It’snogoodshoweringmorethan

onceaday.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whataretheyprobablytalkingabout?A.Geography.B.Neighborhood.C.Holiday.12.What

isthemangoingtodotomorrow?A.Visitaneighbor.B.Takeanexam.C.Makeastudyplan.13.Wheredoesthemanwanttogoforahol

iday?A.Asia.B.SouthAmerica.C.NorthAmerica.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespea

kers?A.Classmates.B.Workmates.C.InterviewerandInterviewee.15.Howsooncanthewomanbeinformedoftheresultoftheinterview?A.

60dayslater.B.Within30days.C.Aftergraduation.16.Whatdoesthemanintendtodo?A.Focusonhisstudies.B.Attendjobinterviews.C.Lookforsolution

s.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whoisthespeakerprobablyspeakingto?A.Officials.B.Students.C.Doctors.18.Wheredoesthisspeec

hprobablytakeplace?A.Intheschoolhall.B.Inthehealthcenter.C.Intheinternationalstudentdepartment.19.Wherecantheinfor

mationabouttheproceduresbeavailable?A.Fromamagazine.B.FromtheInternet.C.Fromahandbook.20.Whatarethelis

tenersadvisedtodointheend?A.Gotothehealthcentersoon.B.Offertheirmedicalhistorytothedoctor.C.Makeanearlyappointmen

twiththehealthcenter.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ACitiesare

takingstepstosupportwildlifepopulationsandeducatecitizensabouttheimportanceofthe.environment.Herearefourofthemostwildlife-friendlycitiesin

theUnitedStates.Austin,TexasAustin,thecapitalofTexas,earnstherankasthetopcityforwildlifeinlargepartduetoitsworktohelpimprovedeclinin

gmonarchbutterflypopulations.Austinsitswithinthemainmigrationpatternofthemonarch,whichmeansthatmonarchbutterfliespassthroughittwiceannually.A

ustinalsoleadsallUScitieswith2,616certified(经认证的)wildlifehabitats.Atlanta,GeorgiaAtlantasecuresthesecond-placerankingthankstoi

tsClimateActionPlan,whichaimstoexpandonthe3,000acresofparksthatthecityalreadymanages.AlreadyclassifiedbytheUSFore

stServiceasoneofthemostforestedurbancentersinthecountry,Atlantaalsocallsfbrplantingmoretreesandcreatingmoregreenspacesbasedonitsclimatep

lan.SixneighborhoodsinAtlantahavebeendesignated(指定)asCommunityWildlifeHabitats.Puttogether,theseareasofvegetationcanhelpreducetheur

banheatislandeffectinthecity.Seattle,WashingtonSeattleishometo489parksthatspan6,441acres,including2,500acresofforestedpublicland.Thec

ity’slargestpark,DiscoveryPark,covers534acresandservesasanimportantprotectedareafbrbirdsandmarineanimals

.DuetotheamountofforestedlandinSeattle,theresearchersusethecitytostudyhowurbanenvironmentscanbedesignedtosupportwildlife.Th

eSeattleUrbanProjectenliststhecommunitytoreportwildlifesightings,whichhelpstodemonstratehowandwhereflesh-ea

tingmammalscancoexistwithhumans.ChulaVista,CaliforniaChulaVista,acityinsouthernCalifornia,rankshighonthelistduetoitsef

fortstocombatwateruseissues.Thecity’sNatureScapeProgramencouragescitizenstoreplacelawnswithgardensofnativeplantsthatattractpollinators(传粉昆虫)a

ndconservewater.ThecityhasalsoformedtheCLEANgroup,apartnershipbetweenthegovernment,businessesandcommuni

tygroupsdesignedtoaddressenvironmentalissues.1.WhatisspecialaboutthecityAustin,Texas?A.Itmanagesthelargestgreenspaces.B.Itownsthelargestnumberof

parks.C.Itcanreportthemostwildlifesightings.D.IthasgotthemostcertifiedwildlifehabitatsintheUS.2.WhatdotheresearchersinSeattletrytofindo

ut?A.Howtobuildmoreparksinthecity.B.Howtomakethecitywildlife-friendly.C.Howtoimprovebiodiversityinthecity.D.Howtomakethecitymoreli

vablefbrhumans.3.Whichofthefollowingcontributestohelpingmorenativeplantstoreproduce?A.TheCLEANgroup.B.TheClimateActionPlan.C.Th

eSeattleUrbanProject.D.TheNatureScapeProgram.BIwoketothesoundofbirdsoutsidemywindowandlayinbed,goingoverthebusydayahea

dofme.Finally,Igotupandattemptedtoswitchonthelight—nothinghappened.Icheckedmyphone.NoWi-Fi,nodata.Withourunstablecellser

vice,therewasnowayofknowingifwehadreceivedalertsfbrapowerfailure.Igrabbedasweater,wentdownstairs,foundaflashlightandamatch

tolightthegasstove,andthenboiledwatertobrewcoffee.Outsidethewindow,thefallingsnowobscured(遮蔽)thesunris

e.Deeppilesofsnowcoveredtheroad.Myworkmeetingsanddeadlines,mysons’classesandtests,myhusband’splans—everythingwo

uldhavetowait.Whydoesthishappentodayofalldays?“Iasked.Thankfully,thewoodstovewasstillgoingstrong.Itookadeepbreath.Isupposedwehadeverythingwen

eeded.ThehousewasquietasIsippedmycoffeeandcuddled(搂抱)ourdog.Onebyone,myhusbandandsonscamedownstairsandcomplainedaboutthetur

nthedayhadtaken.Iopenedthecurtainstoletlightin.Wegatheredaroundthetableandhadcereal.Afterbreakfast,myhusban

dplayedagameofsolitaire.Thenmysonsjoinedhiminbuildingahouseofcardsthatreachedthreelevelsuntilourcatjumpedup

toinvestigateandknockeditdown.WeplayedaroundofScrabbleandhadmyfavoritesnowdaylunch:grilledcheeseandtomatosoup.Thenwetookalongwalkinthewoodsbeh

indourhouse,walkingalongthestream.Wespotteddeertracksandplayedinthesnowthatwascomingdowninbigfluffyflakes.Whenweretur

ned,alltheclocksinthehousewereblinking.Istartedtomakedinner,happytohavethingsbacktonormal—evenbetterthannormal.Itwasada

ythatbeganwithoutelectricity,cutofffromtherestoftheworld,andendedwithhotchocolateandpowerrestored.Wewererechargedbytheunexpectedgiftofa

daytogether.4.Whatdidtheauthorfindwhenshewokeup?A.Heavysnowtrappedthefamilyinthehouse.B.Theelectricitysupplyhad

beencutoff.C.Itwasstillearlyforbreakfast.D.Herphonewouldn’tbeturnedon.5.Whatwasthedirectimpactofthepowercutontheauthor’

sfamily?A.Theirarrangementswereupset.B.Theyhadtoservethemselveswithsimplemeals.C.Thefamilyencounteredasho

rtageofsupplies.D.Everyonewasangryaboutthisunexpectedevent.6.Whydidtheauthordescribetheirfamilyactivitiesonthatday?A.Topavethewayfor

herinsight.B.Topresentthedailylifeofthefamily.C.Toshowtheclosefamilyrelationship.D.Tocreatealightheartedatmosphere.7.Whatdidthatdayme

antotheauthor?A.Itwasatemporarydisaster.B.Itwasadayfullofexcitingadventures.C.Itwasalovelydayoffamilytogetherness.D.Itwasar

aremomentofleisureandfreedom.CWildlifecrossings,whicharehuman-madestructureslikeunderpasses,overpasses,orculverts(涵洞)thath

elpanimalsmovesafelyaroundtheirhabitat,don’tjustprotectanimalsandbiodiversity.Theycanalsoreducethenumberofcarcollisi

onsandsavesignificantmoney,anewstudyfinds.“Ithoughtitwouldbeusefultoprovidesomeinformationonthefinancialbenefitsofwildlifecro

ssingstructuresforpolicymakers,transportationplanners,andconservationists”,saysWisnuSugiarto,theauthorofthestudy.Forthisstudy,Sugiartostudiedcol

lisioninformationfromtheWashingtonStateDepartmentofTransportation.Heexamineddatafor13ofthe22wildlifecrossingsin

WashingtonStatefrom2011to2020.Thenhemadeadjustmentsbasedonhowclosethecrossingsweretootherstructuresandthetimeittooktobuildthe

m.Hecomparedthenumbersofwildlife-vehiclecollisionseachyearbeforeandaftertheconstructionofawildlifecrossing.Thenhec

omparedhisanalysistothatofaseparateareainthestatewithnocrossingsatall.“Thefindingsreportedthatwildlifec

rossingstructuresreducedthenumberofwildlife-vehiclecollisions(碰撞)byonetothreeaccidentsonaveragepermileperyear,butnotallstr

uctureshadstatisticallysignificanteffects”,Sugiartosays.Usingfinancialestimatesfromotherresearch,hedeterminedthata

wildlifecrossingoffersanannualbenefitofbetween$235,000and$443,000everyyear.”EarlierstudiesfocusedonwildlifecrossingsinNorthCarolina,Utah,andWyoming.T

heyfoundwildlifeunderpassesandfencingcouldimproveroadsafety,hesays.“Myfindingscomplementtheearlierstudiesand

arealsoinfavorofimprovingroadsafety.”Besides,thefindingsaretimely.TheInfrastructureInvestmentandJobsActpassedin2021includes$350millionoverfi

veyearsfortheconstructionofwildlifecrossings.‘‘Beforeworkingonthisresearch,Iwasn’tawareofanystrategiestoreducewildlife-vehiclecol

lisions.Ialsothoughtwecouldn’tdomuchaboutit,partlybecausewecan’tcommunicatewithwildlifborcontroltheirmovement”,Sugiartosays.“How

ever,itturnsoutthattherearemultiplestrategiestohandleissuesrelatedtowildlife-vehiclecollisionsandthatwecandosomethingaboutthem.”8.

WhatdidSugiartothinkaboutconductingthestudyinparagraph2?A.Itisnecessary.B.Itiscosteffective.C.Itisdifficulttoconduct.D.Itw

ouldeducatethepedestrians.9.HowdidSugiartoconducthisstudy?A.Byturningtopreviousfindings.B.Byrefeningtoprofessionaldata.C.Byanalyzin

gthecauseofcollisions.D.Byinterviewingdifferentpassers-by.10.WhyareSugiarto'sfindingsconsideredtobetimely?A.Theyofferawaytoensureroad

safety.B.Theydrawpublicattentiontocollisions.C.Theyhelpimprovethesafetyofwildlifbcrossings.D.Theyprovideevidencefornewpolicieson

wildlifecrossings.11.WhatistheeffectofthestudyonSugiarto?A.Itmakeshimfamous.B.Itgiveshimnewtopicstoexp

lore.C.Itchangeshisviewonwildlife-vehiclecollisions.D.Itprovidesinspirationforhimtocommunicatewithwildlife.DTownsacrossItalyhavebeenracingtolaunchc

leverplansaimedatattractingnewresidentstorevive(复兴)theirfortunesinrecentyears.Fromabandonedhomessellingforlittlemoretha

naeuro,toready-to-occupyhousesatknockdownprices,therehasbeenarushofcompetition.ThepicturesquetownofPresi

cceinthesunnyregionofPugliaisthelatesttoenterthegamewithaverytemptingoffer.Officialssaytheywillpaypeopleup

to30,000eurostobuyanemptyhouseandtakeupresidency.Evenbetter,thehousesupfbrsaleaspartofthedealarepricedfromaround25,000euros.Author

itiesinPresiccehopethecashmotivationwillbreathenewlifeintotheirdepopulatingtown,wherenewbornsarefewereachyear.Presiccedatesbacktothe

middleAges,flourishingduringtheRenaissanceasaprosperousplaceknownforitsfinewine,cheesesandcattletrade.ItgainsareputationasPuglia’s“townofgree

ngold”forgreenolivetreesandoliveoil.Itslocationisincredible,surroundedbythenatureoftheSalentoareaandclosetobeautifulbeachesandclearwatersofSant

aMariadiLeuca.“Therearemanyemptyhomesinthehistoricalcenterbuiltbefore1991whichwewouldliketoseealivea

gainwithnewresidents”sayslocalcouncilorAlfredoPalese.Itisapitywitnessinghowourolddistrictsfullofhistory,wonderfula

rchitectureandartareslowlyemptying.Thedetailsofthedealarecurrentlybeingfinalized,Paleseadds,andauthoritiesarereadytolaunchapplicationsinupcomingwee

kswheninformationwillbeavailableonthetownhallwebsite.AccordingtoPalese,a2019merger(合并)withthenearbyto

wnAcquaricatocreatethelargertownPresicce-Acquaricahasprovidedthemwithextramoneytoensuretheprojectcancontinu

eforyearstocome.“Afterthemerger,asperItalianlaw,ourwiderterritorywillbeblessedwithmorepublicfunds,roughly1,000,00

0eurosperyearforseveralyearsforward,whichweintendtoinvesttorevitalize(振兴)theolddistrict,”saysPalese.Together,PresicceandAcquaricanowhavesome9,000inh

abitants,butonlyhalfofthepopulationliveintheolderpartofthecommunity.Thetownhallhasalreadylaunchedotherplanstoattractmoreresidents,in

cludingtaxbenefitstosetupnewbusinessactivitiesandbabybonusesforfamilieswithkids.12.WhatproblemdomanyItal

iantownsfaceaccordingtothetext?A.Populationdecline.B.Financialcrisis.C.Fallingtourism.D.Highlivingcost.13Whatdoestheunderlinedword“t

empting”inparagraph2mean?A.Risky.B.Informal.C.Attractive.D.Conditional.14Whatisthepurposeofparagraph4?A.T

oshowPresicce’spastglory.,..B.Torecommendatraveldestination.C.TopointouttheeconomyofPresicce.D.TostresstheimportanceofrevivingPresicc

e.15.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.AnItaliantown’swelfaresystem.B.AnItaliantown’srecoverystrategy.C.AnItaliantown’

slong-termplan.D.AnItaliantown’scurrentsituation.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。Healthyfamilyrelationship

scanbringloveandsecuritytoallfamilymembers,whichcanbeoneofthegreatestblessingsparentscangivetotheirchildren.____

16____Hereareafewwaystostrengthenyourfamilybonds.Communicateeffectively.Goodcommunicationiscrucialforanyhealthyrelationshipasitm

akesiteasiertosettleconflictsandbuildstrongconnections.____17____Speakingwithrespect,mindingthetoneandbeingconsid

eratewhilesharinginformationcanbecomethebasisofpositivecommunication.____18____Youcanstartbydoingactivitiesthaty

ourfamilyenjoys.Thiscanbeamovienight,solvingpuzzlesorsimplyengagingthefamilyinpreparingameal.Whafsimportantisthatyouarefullypresentinthemoment,spe

ndingmeaningfultimewiththem.Celebratelittlemoments.Mostfamiliesmakeitapointtocelebrateimportantmilestones,birthdaysandann

iversaries.____19____Seizeopportunitiestohaveagoodtimewiththefamilysothatyoucanbuildabankofhappymemori

es.Workasateam.Discussingthingstogethercanhelpafamilyemergewithcreativesolutions.Moreover,familydiscussionscanbeusedtodetermine

everyone’sresponsibilityandbuildtrustbyrespectingeverymember’sviews.____20____ASpendqualityfamilytime.B.Begratefultooneanother.C.However

,itisnoteasytoestablishstrongfamilyties.D.Buttrytofindsurprisinglittlethingsinday-to-daylife.E.Listeningsympatheticallyand

talkingopenlycanaidinformingties.F.Havingapositiveatmosphereissomethingthatallfamiliesshouldworkfor..G.Worki

ngcorporatelyproducesafeelingofbelonging,thusstrengtheningfamilybonds.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。NormanwasdiagnosedwithParkinson’sdiseasein2008.Hislifecametoa____21____whenhewasfor

cedintoretirement.The70-year-oldreliedonhiswifePhyllisfor____22____asheadjustedtolifewithanillness.Notlongafter,however,their___

_23____reversed(逆转).Hiswife____24____braincancer.NormansaidinfocusingonlookingafterPhyllis,hedidn’thavet

imeto____25____andfeelsorryforhimself.ItwasaroundthistimethatNormanandhissonGabewentona____26____hikewhichopenedt

hedaduptothe____27____ofcreatingtimeforart.Beforeheknewit,Normanwas____28____andtakingartclassesatacommunitycollege.He____29____

learnedthatpaintinghelpedhimrelievehissymptoms,sohebeganteachingpaintingclassestopeoplewithParkinson’sdi

sease.Astimewentby,thequalityofhis_____30_____progressed,andby2018,hismasterpiecesbegantosell.Sincethen,Normanhasevenha

dthe_____31_____ofseeinghisworkingalleries.AsNonnan_____32_____withhisdreamofbeinganartist,he’salsodoingwhateverhec

antoraise_____33_____forParkinson’sresearch.Twentypercentoftheearningsfromhisartgotoorganizationscommittedtofightingthisterribledisease.Normanhop

esthepeoplewhocometolearnabouthislifewillfindthe_____34_____theyneedtopursuewhateveritistheyfeelcalledtodo.“Don’tgiveu

p,”Normansays.“Andifyouare_____35_____enoughtogetsomerecognition,trytodosomegoodwithit.”21.A.routineB.stopC.pointD.circle22.A.directionB.shelter

C.guidanceD.care23.A.reactionsB.situationsC.rolesD.attitudes24.A.resistedB.developedC.researchedD.defeated25.A.sitoutB.sitinC.situpD.sitaround26.A.l

ife-givingB.life-definingC.life-changingD.life-saving27.A.expectationB.ideaC.potentialD.hope28.A.drawingB.recoveringC.hikingD.exercising29

.A.finallyB.fullyC.soonD.first30.A.compositionsB.lessonsC.treatmentsD.students31.A.pleasureB.priorityC.habitD.honour32.A.proceedsB.strugglesC.i

dentifiesD.experiments33.A.strategiesB.fundsC.standardsD.taxes34.A.instructionsB.inspirationC.platformsD.transformation3

5.A.smartB.matureC.toughD.lucky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。Ahi-techcrazehasbeenswe

epingChinawiththecountry’shomemadesci-fiepicTheWanderingEarthIIhittingtheaters.Ithassparkedheateddiscuss

iononthecountry’shardtechnologyaswellasthepublic’skeeninterest____36____thederivative(衍生的)productsofthemovie.“ItisChina

’sscientificandtechnologicalstrengththatmakesthehardtechnological____37____(element)inthesci-fiblockbust

ersoconvincing”,saidShiWenxue,____38____Beijing-basedfilmreviewer,notingthatthemoviehaslitafirethanks

totechnologicalinnovationaswellasthespacefeverinChina.Themuch-anticipatedprequel(前传)toTheWanderingEarth,alsodirectedbyGuoFan,starri

ngWuJing,AndyLauandLiXuejian,____39____(tell)thestoryofmankindbuildingenormousenginestopushtheEarthtoanewsolarsystemasthesunis__

__40____(rapid)burningout.IftheimpressiveboxofficeofTheWanderingEarthin2019____41____(mark)thefirstb

igyearofChinesesci-fimovies,thenfouryearslatertheprequelheldupthebannerofagreatyearofsci-fimovies,Shisaid.Thereisnodoubt____42____thevisual

shockeffectofthisprequelisbeyondthefirstone,suchastheepicsci-filongshotofthespaceelevator,thespacestationc

rashscene____43____theartificialactivatednuclearbombexplosionscene,all____44____(represent)avisualfeast

foraudiences.DirectorGuosaid,“Theimprovementofthecountry’sscientificandtechnologicalstrengthisthebiggestfoundationforus____45____

(make)sci-fifilms.”Attentiveaudienceshavefoundmanyprototypes(原型)ofChina’smilitaryandaerospaceproducts,suchastheJ-20stealthfighterjet.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。你的英国朋友Jim最近因为在人际交往中不好意思拒绝别人而感到烦恼，他发来邮件向你求助。请你给他回邮件提供建议。词数80左右。___________

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____________________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。Myten-year-oldselflovedsummertime.Thebestpartofsumme

rwasthecommunitypool.Everyonewasthere.Wedidn’thaveacareintheworld.Ourbiggestconcernwaswhichoneofuscouldholdherbreathunderwaterthelonge

st.Wedidn’tcarewhatwelookedlikeorwhowascool.IneveroncethoughtabouthowIlookedinaswimsuitorifmyhairlookedgood.IwasawarethatIwasn’tsuper-thin

likesomeoftheothergirlsIsaw,butIdidn’tcare.Andthenoneday,Iwastakingmyturnonthedivingboardwithalltheotherkids.Ijumpedin,floa

tedfreelytothetopandswamovertotheladdertomakemywayoutofthepool.Inoticedagirlstandingatthetopoftheladder,soIswamslowly,givinghertimetomove.

Ididn’tknowher.Shelookedcuteandthin.Butinsteadofmoving,astrangethinghappened.Thisgirlleanedoverthepoolandsaidtome,“Theydon’tallowbeached(

搁浅的)whalesinthispool.”Beachedwhales?IsoonrealizedthatIwasthebeachedwhale.Suddenly,mycoolblueswimsuitdidn’tcoverenough.Igotouto

fthepoolquicklyandwrappedmytowelaroundmybody,feelinglikeIwasgoingtothrowup.Fromthatmomenton,Iwasawareofmysize.Clothe

sbecameahorribledream,andIstruggledthroughmyteenyearsandintoadulthood.Icriedoverclothesthatdidn’tfit.Myhearthadalwayshatedthelittlegirlbythepoo

l,whotooktheconfidenceoutofmylifeuntilIgotmydaughter,Lisa.OnedayIdressedmylittlegirlinbeautifulclothesandputabow(蝴蝶结)

onherhead,butsherefusedbecauseshelikedtobecomfortable.Issocietyinterestedincomfort?However,whenIstaredather,Isuddenlyreal

izedhowbeautifulshewas,eventhoughshewascoveredinmud.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式作答。WhenLisawasten,Icame

acrossapictureofmyselfwhenIwastenandIshowedittoher.________________________________________________________________________

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