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巴蜀中学2021届高考适应性月考卷（七）英语第一部分听力（共两节）第一节（共5小题）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．Whenwillthespeakersmeet?A．OnFriday.B．OnSaturday.C．OnSunday.2．Whatdidthetourg

uidehelpthegirldo?A．Carryhersuitcase.B．Arrangealongtour.C．Findherboardingpass.3．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablyta

keplace?A．Atabarber'sshop.B．Atatailor'sshop.C．Ataclothingshop.4．Howwillthewomangotothecircus?A．Bysubway.B．Bytaxi.C．Bybus.5．Whatcanapersondotoget

morethingsdonewhenbusy?A．Trytoworkfaster.B．Planandworksmarter.C．Getmoreworkers.第二节（共15小题）听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有2至4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5秒钟的时间阅读各个小题；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题。6．Howmuchdoesthewomanneedtopaybeforeshemovesin?

A．￡2,160.B．￡1,440.C．￡720.7．Whatisthewomangoingtodothisafternoon?A．Gotoapetstore.B．Havealookattheflat.C．Advertisetheflatinthenewspaper.听下面一段对话，回答第8至

第10题。8．Wheredoestheman'sgrandmalive?A．Inheroldhouse.B．Inanursinghouse.C．Inhergrandson'shouse.9．Whatdoestheman'sgrandmadoonFridays?A．Playcards

.B．Seethedoctor.C．Gotothebeautysalon.10．Whatisthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Oldfriends.B．Husbandandwife.C．Sisterandbrother.听

下面一段对话，回答第11至第13题。11．Whatdoesthewomansayabouttheliteraturebook?A．It'soflittlevalue.B．It'sanoldedition.C．It'sinbadc

ondition.12．Howmuchwillthewomanpaytheman?A．$21.B．$20.C．$17.13．Whyisthewomanunwillingtobuymoretextbooks?A．Teachersoftenchangetextbooks.B．She'sin

financialtrouble.C．Sheprefersnewbooks.听下面一段对话，回答第14至第16题。14．Whydidthemanquithisjob?A．Hefeltbored.B．Hefeltstressed.C．Hewasnotcontentwit

hthesalary.15．Howlongshouldthebankmanagerworkonworkdays?A．Foreighthours.B．Forsevenandahalfhours.C．Foreightandahalfhours.

16．Whatwouldthemandofirst?A．Applyforthejob.B．Contactthebank.C．Writeanapplicationletter.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20题。17．Wh

atdoesthespeakersayabouttheactivities?A．Theyareeasy.B．Theyareeducational.C．Theyarediverse.18．Whatkindofcoursearethe

childrenexpectedtoattend?A．The5-weekcourse.B．Thefull-weekcourse.C．Thesingle-daycourse.19．Whocanattendthisyear'scourse?A．C

hildrenaged7-9.B．Childrenaged10-12.C．Childrenaged7-12.20．Whatshouldthechildrendoinadvancetoapplyforthecourse?A．Payallthefees.B．Choosetheiracti

vities.C．Filloutanapplicationform.第二部分阅读（共两节）第一节（共15小题）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。AFourGreatThings:WhattoDoi

nMelbourneRecentlyFESTIVALTheHeideSummerFestivalisanine-weekoutdoorprogram.ThefestivalwillfeatureeventsfromMelbourneInternationalBalletFestivaltoth

eBrandStorytellingNetwork.UntilMarch7,todayandSun,4pm,HeideMuseumofModernArt,7TemplestoweRoad,Bulleen,vario

usprices,98501500,heide.com.au.STAGEVeryNicePotPlantstoPurifytheAirandEnrichYourLifeisacomedybornfromthecurrentsocio-politicalc

limate.Theplaytravelsbackintimetothedaysofdiscoandbighair.Boothbookingsseattwotosixpeople.Jan20-24,Wed-Sat,6pm.TheatreWorks,14Aclan

dStreet,StKilda,$90-$150,95343388,theatreworks.org.au.OUTOFTOWNThe2020NationalWorksonPaperexhibitionfeatures76contemporaryartistsacrossdr

awing,printmaking,animation,digitalprintsandpapersculpture.Worksfeaturedweremadebeforethetumultuous(

动荡的)yearthatwas2020．Feb23-28,Tue-Sun,11am-4pm,MorningtonPeninsulaRegionalGallery,CivicReserve,DunnsRoad,Mornington,f

ree,59501580,mprg.mornpen.vic.gov.au.MUSICMalthouseOutdoorStagehasopenedinresponsetoademandforoutdoorperformancespace,withcomfortableseati

ng.ARIA-winningjazzandsoulmusicianKaiitopensthestage,andHiatusKaiyotefrontwoman,NaiPalm,performseveryFrid

ay.UntilMarch5,Fri,5:30pmand8:15pm,MalthouseTheatre,113SturtStreet,Southbank,variousprices,96855111,malthousetheatre.com.au.21．Whichofthefoll

owingcanremindyouofoldfashions?A．FESTIVAL.B．STAGE.C．OUTOFTOWN.D．MUSIC.22．OnwhichdaycanyouattendbothOUTOFTOWNandMUSIC?A．Jan24.B．Feb24.C．Feb26.D．Mar5.

23．Whatisthepurposeofthistext?A．Topromoteticketsales.B．Toexploreculturalfeatures.C．Torecommendlocalevents.D．Tointroducetouristattractions.BASeattlema

nwhoistakingpartinaCOVID-19vaccine(疫苗)trialisopeningupaboutexperiencinganadversereactionthatbrieflylefthimunconscious.Theadversere

actioncameafterthesecondshotonMay5.Haydonfeltsomearmpainattheinjectionsite,justlikeafterthefirstdose(剂量),butitcameo

nmuchmorequicklythanbefore."Then,12hoursaftergettingthesecondinjection,Isuddenlyhadseverechills.Idecidedtogotosleepbutwokeupinthemid

dleofthenightwithafeverthatwasover103degrees.IalsofoundIwassick,exhaustedandhadquiteaheadache,"HaydontoldTODAY.Hispartnercalledthe2

4-hourhotlineforthevaccinestudyandHaydonwasadvisedtogotourgentcare.There,hewasmetbythestudy'sleaddoctorandmedicalstaffwhowereallwearing

fullpersonalprotectiveequipment,includingfaceshields,masksandgowns.Haydonreceivedintravenousfluids(输液)andTylenol.Hehadblooddrawnfrom

hisarmstouseforaCOVID-19test.ItturnedouthedidnothaveCOVID-19.Thesymptomsheexperiencedweren'tlifethreateningandthey'reover

,Haydonsaid,addinghe'snowfeelingfineandbacktomarathontraining.Haydonrecentlyfoundouthereceivedthehighestdoseofthevaccinetestedinthet

rial-10timestheamountsomeotherparticipantswereinjectedwith.Haydonsaidheagreedtobeinthestudyandeveryoneadm

ittedcouldhavereceivedanydoseofthevaccine.Hepraisedthe"excellentmedicalcare"hereceivedduringtheincident."Thisisexa

ctlythekindofeventthataphase1studyisbuiltfor.Thecliniciansarelookingtoseehowpeoplereacttodifferentdosesofthevaccine,"Haydonsa

id."Vaccinesarethesinglemostimportantmedicineswehave.It'simportanttotestthemcarefully-whichiswhat'shappeninghere.Iremainca

utiouslyoptimistic,"Haydonsaid.Haydonisstillinthestudyandwillbemonitoredperiodicallyforaboutanotheryea

r.24．What'sthetextmainlyabout?A．Theprocessofavaccinetrial.B．Theeffectsofavaccineoverdose.C．Thesymptomsofavaccinereaction.D．Theexperien

ceofavaccinevolunteer.25．WhydidHaydongotourgentcare?A．Heexperiencedaheavycold.B．HewasaffectedbyCOVID-19.C．Hedisplayedserioussymptoms.D．H

ewasconductingavaccinestudy.26．Whatdoweknowaboutthevaccinetrialfromthetext?A．Itisoftenlife-threatening.B．Itisconductedinacarefulway.C．Itoffe

rsfreemedicaltreatment.D．Itisquestionedbytheparticipants.27．Whattypeofwritingisthistext?A．Anewsarticle.B．Apers

onaldiary.C．Aresearchreview.D．Alabreport.CInastudyinthe1990s,participants-aquarterofthem,moreprecisely-recal

ledgettinglostintheshoppingmallaschildren.Butnoneofthesepeoplehadactuallygotlostinthemall.Theyproducedthesefalsememories

whenthepsychologistsconductingthestudytoldthemthey'dgotlost,andalthoughtheymightnotremembertheincident,thei

rparentshadconfirmedit.Thesefindingsmaysoundunbelievable,buttheyactuallyreflectaverycommonexperience.Ourmemoriesaresometimesunreliable.Andalthoughwe

stilldon'tknowexactlywhatcausesthiserror,researchhashighlightedsomeofthemostcommonwaysofourmemoriesdifferentfromwhatactuallyhappened.Themallstu

dyhighlightshowwecanassociateinformationfromoutsidesourceswithourpersonalmemorieswithoutrealizingit.Thiskindofsugg

estibilityisjustoneinfluenceonourmemories.Takeanotherstudy,inwhichresearchersbrieflyshowedarandomcollectionofphotographstoagrou

pofparticipants,includingimagesofauniversitycampusnoneofthemhadevervisited,amajorityofparticipantssaidthatthey

hadprobablyordefinitelyvisitedthecampusinthepast.Theparticipantsmisattributedinformationfromonetext-animagethey'dseen-ontoanother-amem

oryofsomethingtheybelievetheyactuallyexperienced.Allofthesefallibilitiesofmemorycanhaverealworldimpacts.Ifpoliceuseleadingquestionswitheyewi

tnessesorsuspects,suggestibilitycouldresultinincorrectidentificationorunreliableconfessions(供词).Inamedicalsetting,ifap

atientseeksasecondopinion,andthesecondphysicianisawareofthefirstone'sdiagnosis(诊断),thatknowledgemayinfluencetheconclusio

n.Ourmemoriesarenotalwaystherepresentationsofreality,butsubjectiveperceptions.Andthereisnotnecessaril

yanythingwrongwiththat-theproblemsarisewhenwetreatmemoryasfact,ratherthanacceptingthefundamentaltruthaboutthenatureofourrecollections.28．Whatdoe

sthemallstudysuggest?A．Wecannoteasilyrememberwhatwehaveheard.B．Wemaybefooledbywhatwehaveseenorheard.C．Wecanhardlyregardwh

atdidn'thappenasourmemory.D．Wemaymistakeoutsideinformationforourrealmemory.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedw

ord"fallibilities"inparagraph4referto?A．Clues.B．Losses.C．Errors.D．Influences.30．Howdoestheauthordevelopthepassage?A．Listingcasesanddrawingconclusions

.B．Raisingproblemsandgivingsolutions.C．Presentingeffectsandanalyzingcauses.D．Providingfactsandmakingclassifications.31．Whichisthebestti

tleforthetext?A．Canwerecognizefalsememories?B．Areourmemoriesalwaysreliable?C．Whatmakesourmemorysystemwork?D．Howcanwememorizethingsaccurately?DIf

youcan'timaginelifewithoutchocolate,you'reluckyyouweren'tbornbeforethe16thcentury.Untilthen,chocolateonlyexistedinCentralAmerica,inafor

mquitedifferentfromwhatweknow.Asfarbackas1900BCE,thepeopleinCentralAmericahadlearnedtomixthebeansofthenativecacaotreeswithcornpowder(粉)andchilipe

pperstocreateadrink-notarelaxingcupofhotcocoa,butabittermixture.Theybelievedthatthecacaowasaheavenlyfood.Theyusedcacaobeansasmoney,dra

nkchocolateatroyalfeasts,gaveittosoldiersasarewardforsuccessinbattles,anduseditinreligiousceremonies.Afterthecolonists(移民)visitedCentralAme

ricain1519,theyreturnedwithshipmentsofthestrangenewbeans.Atfirst,itsbittertastemadeitsuitableasamedicineforillnesses,butsweeteningitwithho

neyorsugarquicklymadechocolatepopularfoodintheSpanishcourt.Nevertheless,thefashionabledrinkwasdifficultandtimeconsumingtoproduceonalargescal

e(大规模地).Theworldofchocolatewouldchangeforeverin1828withtheinventionofthecocoapress,whichcouldseparatethenaturalfatorcocoabutter.Thisleftapowde

rthatcouldbemixedintoadrinkablesolutionorrecombinedwiththecocoabuttertocreatethesolidchocolateweknowtoday.Bythe20thcentury,ch

ocolatewasnolongeraluxury,buthadbecomeatreatforthepublic.Yetalongwiththegrowthoftheindustry,therehavebeenhorrifica

busesofhumanrights.ManyoftheplantationsthroughoutWestAfricauseslaveandchildlabor.Thisisacomplexproblemthatremainsdespiteeffort

sfrommajorchocolatecompaniestopartnerwithAfricannationstoreducechildlaborpractices.Todaychocolatehasestablisheditselfinour

modernculture.Yetknowingmoreaboutitsfascinatingandoftencruelhistory,aswellasitsproductiontoday,cantelluswhereitscolonialassoci

ationswithnativeculturesoriginateandwhattheyhide.Soasyouunwrapyournextbarofchocolate,takeamomenttoconsiderthatnoteverythingaboutchocolateissw

eet.32．Whatcanwelearnaboutchocolatein1900BCE?A．Itwasusedongrandoccasions.B．Itwasacomforttoretiredsoldiers.C．Itwaspurelymadeofcoco

abeans.D．Itwasarelaxingbutbittermixture.33．WhatledtothepopularityofchocolateintheSpanishcourt?A．Itsimprovedflavor.B．Itsme

dicaluse.C．Itsreligiousstatus.D．Itswideavailability.34．Whatmadechocolateatreatforthepublic?A．Theefficienttransport.B．Thepopularfash

ion.C．Thehealthyrecipe.D．Thenewtechnology.35．Whatdoestheauthorthinkofchocolate?A．Itbringslotsofhealthbenefits.B．Ithelpsendhumanrightsabuses.C．Itsinf

luenceshouldberecognized.D．Itsbittersideshouldn'tbeignored.第二节（共5小题）阅读下面短文，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。Hasanyoneevertoldyou,"

standupstraight!"orscoldedyouforslouching(没精打采地坐着)atafamilydinner?____36____Yourposture(姿势),thewayyouhol

dyourbodywhenyou'resittingorstandingisthefoundationforeverymovementyourbodymakes,andcandeterminehowwellyourbodyadaptstothestresseso

nit.Poorposturescauseextrawearandtearonyourjointsandligaments(韧带),increasethelikelihoodofaccidents,andm

akesomeorgans,likeyourlungs,lessefficient.____37____Sowhatdoesgoodposturelooklike?Ifyouaresitting,yourneckshouldbestraightup,notleanforward.____

38____Yourkneesshouldbeatarightanglewithyourfeetflatonthefloor.Butwhatifyourpostureisn'tthatgreat?____39____Adjustyourscreenso

it'satorslightlybeloweyelevel.Makesureallpartsofyourbody,likeyourelbowsandwrists,aresupported,usingaidsifyouneedto.Trysleepingonyoursidewithyour

necksupportedandwithapillowbetweenyourlegs.Wearshoeswithlowheelsandgoodarchsupportandusetheheadsetforphonecalls.

It'salsonotenoughtojusthaveagoodposture.Keepingyourmusclesandjointsmovingisextremelyimportant.____40____Keepanythi

ngyou'recarryingclosetoyourbody.Backpacksshouldbeincontactwithyourbackcarriedevenly.Usingyourmuscleswillkeepthemstronge

noughtosupportyoueffectively,whichbenefityourjoints,bones,brainandheart.Yes,youreallyshouldstandupstraight!A．Tryr

edesigningyourenvironment.B．Whenyoudomove,movesmartly.C．Insideusareover360jointsthatenablefluentmotions.D．Comment

slikethatmightbeannoying,buttheyarenotwrong.E．Yourshouldersshouldberelaxedwithyourarmsclosetoyourtrunk.F．Sittingi

nanawkwardpositionforalongtimecanpromotepoorposture.G．Posturecaneveninfluenceyouremotionalstateandyoursensitivitytopain.第三部分语言运用（共两节）第一节（共15小题）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。Pamwasmakingherwayalonedownthesnow-coveredmountainwhenshemadeoutama

nsittingmotionless.She____41____himandsaid,"Oh,hello."Hedidnot____42____."Whatisyourname?"Hedidnotrespond.Helookedcompletely____

43____,andthickfrostcoveredhisjacket.Pamcouldtellthatheknewshewasthere.Hiseyes____44____herslowly."Doyouknowwhereyo

uare?"Pamquestioned.Nothing.Itwasobviousthatnothingwas____45____forhim.Hewasinbigtrouble.Theweathershowingitstee

th,Pamrecognizedthathewould____46____sooniftheydidn'tgetoutofthere.Goingagainsttheheadwinds,shebeganher____47____.Withonlyoneheadlampbetweenthem,th

eirwaydownwasa____48____.Pamwould____49____herwaydownasteeper(陡峭的)section,thenturntolightupthe____50____soh

ecouldfollow.Tohelphimalongsheofferedcontinuous____51____,"Keepgoing;you'redoinggreat."Afterhoursofemotionalandphy

sicaltoil(辛劳),theyfinallyarrivedatthefootofthemountain."Doyouknowwhereyouare?"sheaskedhim____52____as

shehaduponthemountain.Hedidn'tanswer.Hejustthankedher,gotintohiscar,anddroveaway.Standingthere____53____andaloneinthedarkness,Pa

resaidtonoone,"Whatjusthappened?"Shedidnotgeta(n)____54____untilaweeklater,whenshereceivedaletter.Ihopethis____55____therightperson.OnSundayOct.17

Iwentupmyfavoritemountaintoendmylife…41．A．ignoredB．approachedC．touchedD．recognized42．A．mindB．hesitateC．reactD．wai

t43．A．wetB．deadC．silentD．unprepared44．A．reflectedB．readC．challengedD．tracked45．A．connectingB．speakingC．caringD．searching46．A．weakenB．

dieC．leaveD．drop47．A．transportB．preparationC．rescueD．journey48．A．failureB．gameC．surpriseD．struggle49．A．glanceB．pushC

．inchD．lose50．A．pathB．bodyC．mountainD．fingerprint51．A．admirationB．encouragementC．congratulationsD．comments52．A．againB．outC．furtherD．back53

．A．disappointedB．worriedC．discouragedD．astonished54．A．rewardB．answerC．motivationD．apology55．A．concernsB．dist

urbsC．reachesD．reports第二节（共10小题）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。Recently,ChinahasadoptedatargettocutChina'snetcarbonemissionstozero

by2060.Remarkably,inaworld____56____wordsarecheap,therehasbeenaction,too.InAmericaandEurope,theconsumptionofcoal,thelargestsourceofgreenhous

egases,hasfallen____57____(sharp)since2009.Thisisavictory,butonlyapartialone.Inthepastdecade,consump

tioninAsiahasgrown____58____aquarter.Nowthecontinent____59____(account)for77%ofallcoaluse.Iftheaimistolimit___

_60____(globe)temperaturerisesto2℃abovepre-industriallevels,itisnogoodwaitingforAsia'sappetiteforcoal____61____(fade).Newplant

sarestillbeingconstructed.Many____62____(complete)onesarenotyetfullyusedandstillhavedecadesoflifeinthem.HenceAsianeedsnewpoliciestokickitscoalhabit,

andsoon.____63____goalshouldbetostopnewcoal-firedpowerplants____64____(build)andtoretireexistingones.Somecount

rieshavetakenafirststep.ThePhilippineshasdeclaredamoratorium(暂停)onnewplants;Japanisslowing____65____(construct),

too.China'snewfive-year-plan,whichwillbepublishednextyear,mayalsolimitcoaluse.第四部分写作（共两节）第一节假如你是高中生李华，你注意到校园里同

学们浪费的现象比较严重。请你为学校英语报写一篇短文，呼吁同学们杜绝浪费。内容包括：1．浪费的现象；2．你的建议。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．题目已为你写好。StopWasting______________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________第二节阅读下面材料，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。Itwa

sonlyadollar.DylanBelschernoticeditonthefloorashesatatthebackofhisEnglishclass.Whentheschooldayended,Belseherwanderedbacktot

heclassroom.Thewrinkledoldbillwasstillthere.Hecouldeasilyhavepocketeditwithoutthinkingtwice.Instead,hepickeditupandbroughtittohi

sEnglishteacher,KatieMattison."Itwasn'tmymoney,"Belschersaid,whichhesawassufficientexplanation.Mattison,54,wasalittlesurprisedhe'dturnedt

hedollarin,knowingalotofpeoplewouldhavejustkeptit.ShesuggestedthatBelschertapeittothewhiteboardatthefrontoftheclassroom,whereshealwaysputslost

things.Maybethedollarwaslunchmoneyorbusfareforthestudentwhodroppedit.Adayortwolater,theschoolshutdownforEasterbreak

.Neithertheteachernorherstudentthoughttwiceaboutthedollar.HunterRose,thenasenior,wasinEnglishclassafterbreakwhenhespott

edthedollaronthewhiteboard."Therewasamysterytoit,"Rosesaid.Afterclass,heaskedMattisonwhyitwasthere.Shewasstillwaitingfortheoriginalown

ertoclaimit,soshereplied,"Idon'tknow."RosetookthetapefromMattison'sdeskandtapedaseconddollartotheboard.Thatgotitrolling.Thesightof

thetwodollarbills,sidebyside,triggeredsomethinginMattison'sstudents.Theystartedaskingaboutthepurposeofthemoney,towhichMattisonalwaysgavethesamean

swer:Shedidn'tknow.Atthatpoint,itwasabsolutelytrue.Morestudents,intrigued(被吸引的),tapedupsingledollarbills.Mattison-anexperiencedteache

rwhorecognizedaphenomenoninthemaking-wrotetheinitialsofeachstudentoneachspecificbill.Theeffortsnowballe

d.Evenwithnospecificpurpose,manystudentswantedtobepartofwhateverthiswas.JakeBraniecki,anothersenior,saideveryoneundersto

odthattheeventualplanforthedollarswouldbefor"somethinggood"andthattheirteacher"wasn'tgoingtodoanythingstupidwiththemoney."注意：1．续写词数

应150左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Theyfiguredbiggerdonationscouldonlyhelpthemgettherefaster.______________________________________

_________________________________________ThatleftMattisontodecideuponthebestsolution._________________________

______________________________________________________巴蜀中学2021届高考适应性月考卷（七）英语参考答案第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）1~5CCABB6~10ABACA11~15CAACB16~20BCBBC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）21~25BCCDC26~30BADCA31~35BAADD第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）36~40DGEAB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）41~45BCADA46~50BCDCA51~55BADBC第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）56．where57．sharply58．by59．accounts60．global61．tofade62．completed63．

The64．beingbuilt65．construction第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）【参考范文】StopWastingAsamemberofourschool，IthinkIbeartheresponsibilitytodrawyouratten

tiontothephenomenonthatalotofthingsarebeingwastedinourschool．Forinstance，walkingaroundthecampus，youc

aneasilyfindanemptyclassroomwithlightson．Inthedininghall，largequantitiesofleft-overfoodarethrownawayeveryday．It’salsocom

monthatmanystudentsstillusedisposableproductsforconvenience，whichreallyresultsinthewasteofmaterials．So，it

istimethatwetookactiontostopwastingoncampus．Firstofall，it’sessentialforustoturnofflightsandotherelectric

alapplianceswhenwearenotusingthem．Besides，weshouldbuyfoodaccordingtowhatweneed．Weshouldkeepinmindthateverygrainisthefruitofhardwork．A

dditionally，weshouldavoidusingdisposableproducts，whichwillsurelycontributetothereductionofwaste．Every

littlebitcounts．Let’sstartfromtheverylittlethingsaroundusandstopwasting．第二节（满分25分）【参考范文】Theyfiguredbiggerdonationscouldonlyhel

pthemgettherefaster．Branieckitapeda$20billanda$10billtothewhiteboard．MeganMakowskidugintoherChristmasandbirthdaysavingsandtapedupanother

$20．Theamountcontinuedtogrowoverseveralweeks，untilitreached$175.76.Asfortheoriginaldollar，thepersonwholostitnevercameloo

king．ThatleftMattisontodecideuponthebestsolution．Shekeptthinkingabouthowtoseizethisteachablemomentaboutthepowerofcharity．Sosheaskedthetee

nswhethertheymindedifshedonatedthedollarsintheirnames．Theiranswerwastotapeenoughmoneytothewhiteboardov

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