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★秘密·2023年9月23日17：00前重庆市2023-2024学年（上）9月月度质量检测高三英语【命题单位：重庆缙云教育联盟】注意事项：1.答题前，考生务必用黑色签字笔将自己的姓名、准考证号、座位号在答题卡上填写清楚；2.每小题选出答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标

号涂黑，在试卷上作答无效；3.考试结束后，请将本试卷和答题卡一并交回；4.全卷共12页，满分150分，考试时间120分钟。第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）做题时先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。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.Whatisthegi

rllookingfor?A.Herschoolbag.B.Herpencil.C.Herpencil-box.2.Howmanypeoplewereinjuredintheaccident?A.Abab

y.B.Threewomen.C.None.3.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Hewantstogetanewposition.B.Heisaskingthewomanforhelp.C.Hehasleftth

ewomanagoodimpression.4.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.Hecan’taffordthenewcar.B.Hisfriendhasboughtthecarforhim.C.Hehasalreadymadethedow

npaymentonthecar.5.HowdoesthewomangotoPhiladelphiaprobably?A.Bycar.B.Bytaxi.C.Bysubway.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至第8三个小题。6.WhatisVinn

ieJones?A.HeusedtobeasoccerplayerforWimbledon.B.HeisfamousinAmericabutnotinBritain.C.HeisafamousBritishsinger.7.Howaboutthewoman

?A.SheisinterestedinVinnieJones.B.SheknowsmoreaboutVinnieJones.C.Shedoesn’tlikethefilmsstarredbyVinnieJones.8.Wheredoestheconversat

iontakeplace?A.InBritain.B.IntheUSA.C.InChina.听下面一段对话，回答第9至第11三个小题。9.Whatdidthewomandolastweekend?A.Sherelaxedatthebeach.B.Shevisitedherpar

ents.C.Shepreparedforapaper.10.Whydidthewomancomehomesosoon?A.Shehadanappointment.B.Shehadworktodo.C.Shewasinv

itedonlyfortheweekend.11.Whatdidthewomanthinkofrunninginthewetsandnearthewater?A.Difficult.B.Easy.C.Terribl

e.听下面一段对话，回答第12至第14三个小题。12.WhatwasJane’sgrandmotherwhenshewasyoung?A.Shewasawriter.B.Shewasanactress.C.Shewasadoctor.13.Howmany

peoplearethereinJane’sfamily?A.Four.B.Five.C.Seven.14.Whereisthegarden?A.It’sbehindthehouse.B.It’sinfrontoftheh

ouse.C.It’snearthebridge.听下面一段对话，回答第15至第17三个小题。15.Whydothewomanandherhusbandwanttospendtheweekendoutside?A

.Tohavealongtrip.B.Torelaxthemselves.C.Tovisitfriends.16.Whatdoesn’tthemanadvisethewomantodoatthesea?A.Tohaveagoodsl

eeponthesoftsand.B.Toplayvolleyballonthebeach.C.Toenjoythesunshineonthesand.17.Whowouldmostprobablymakethefinaldecision?A.Thetravelagency.B.Thewom

an.C.Thewoman’shusband.听下面一段独白，回答第18至第20三个小题。18.WhatkindofpersondidClemente’sparentswanthimtobe?A.Independent

andhonorable.B.Honestandkind.C.Friendlyandselfless.19.WhichteamdidClementeplayforasaprofessionalplayer?A.Nineprofessionalteam

s.B.TheBrooklynDodgers.C.Acityteam.20.WhathappenedtoClementeintheend?A.Hediedinanairaccident.B.HebroughtthesuppliestopeopleinNicaragua.C.Hewaskilledi

nanearthquake.第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）第一节（共15小题：每小题1.5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。AAColorRunatSchoolW

hatIsaColorRun?Theeventisusuallya5Kuntimedrun.Participantsaredoused（浇涂上）fromheadtotoeinadifferentcoloredpowderateac

hkilometermark.ThisactivityinspiredbytheHindufestivalofHoliisperfectforpromotingcommunityandhappiness.Ac

olorrunisafuneventperfectforschools.Asthekidsjogthroughtheroute,theirwhiteT-shirtsturnrainbowcolors.Iti

sawaytopromotehealthandactivityamongchildren.Schoolscanchoosewhethertheywanttohostacolorrunbythemselvesorhaveoneorganizedbyaneventorgani

zer.WhyShouldITakePartinaColorRun?Takingpartinacolorrunwillhelpyouimproveyouroverallphysicalhealth.It’sagreatwaytoburncaloriesandget

out.Youwillalsobeabletomeetnewpeople.HowtoSetUpaSchoolColorRun?TosetupaschoolColorRun,youwillfirstneedtodecidewhattimeyouwantit

tostart.Then,youwillneedtocontacttheprincipalatyourschool.Theywillthentellyouifthereisenoughspaceavailableatth

enamedlocation.Youwillneedtoinformtheclassteachersandincludeinformationinthestudenthandbook.Next,yoush

ouldcontacttheparents/guardiansofthestudentsattheschoolthroughamailedletteroremail.Witheverythinglistedabovecompleted,youwillhaveyou

reventorganizedandreadytogo!21．WhatdoweknowaboutaColorRun?A．Itsetsnotimelimit,B．ItusedtobeapartofHoli.C．It'sdesignedforschoolsonly.D．It

seesrunnerscoveredfromheadtotoe.22．Whatbenefitmaykidsgetfromaschoolcolorrun?A．Betterphysicalhealth.B．Prizemoneyfromtherace.C．Friendshipwiththeprinc

ipal.D．T-shirtswitharainbowpattern.23．What’sthepurposeofthetext?A．Toadvertise.B．Toinform.C．Toentertain.D．Tocriticize.BGoodnews,coffeelovers:

YourdailycupofJoemightbedoinggoodtoyourheart,namelybyhelpingtoreducetheriskofheartfailure,suggestthefin

dingsofanewstudy.Inananalysisofdatafromthreelargestudiesonthetopic,researchersfoundthatthosewhoreporteddrinkingoneormorecupsofcaffeinated(含咖徘因

的)coffeeadayhad“arelateddecreasedlong-termheartfailurerisk”.ForthereportpublishedinCirculation:HeartFailure,researc

hersusedmachinelearningtoexaminedatafromalargestudyfromtheFraminghamHeartStudy,referencingthisdataaga

insttwootherstudies.“Eachstudyincludedatleast10yearsoffollow-up,andaltogetherthestudiesprovidedinformationonmorethan21,000

U.S.adultparticipants,”researcherssaid.WhenanalyzingtheFraminghamHeartStudy,researchersnotedthatwhencomparedton

on-coffeedrinkers,coffeedrinkers’riskofheartfailuredecreasedby5%to12%foreachcuptheydrankeachday.Asfordecaffeinatedcoffee,researchersnote

dthatitdid,nothavethesamebenefitsascaffeinatedcoffee,withonestudysuggestingthatdecaffeinatedcoffeemayhaveanoppositeeffect.Dr.DavidKao,seniorstu

dyauthor,saidinastatement,“Therelationbetweencaffeineandheartfailureriskreductionwassurprising.Coffeeandcaffeineareoftenconsideredb

ythegeneralpopulationtobe‘bad’fortheheartbecausepeoplerelatethemtohealthproblemslikepalpitations,highbloodpressu

re,etc.Therelationshipbetweenincreasingcaffeineconsumptionanddecreasingheartfailureriskturnsthatthoughtonitshead.”“However,thereisnotyetenou

ghclearevidencetoprovethatincreasingcoffeeconsumptioncandecreasetheriskofheartdiseasewiththesamestrengthand

certaintyasstoppingsmoking,losingweight,orexercising,”Kaonoted.Theresearchersalsowarnedthatthefindingsonlyfo

cusedonblackcoffee,thatis,plaincoffee,withoutaddedsugarandhigh-fatdairyproductssuchascream.24．What’sthefindingofthenewstudy?A．Then

umberofheartfailurecaseshasdecreasedgradually.B．Coffeecanhelplowerthepossibilityofheartfailure.C．Caffeinedoesharmt

opeople’shealth.D．Coffeehelpscureheartdisease.25．Howdidresearchersachievetheirfinding?A．Bysearchingonlinefordet

ailedinformation.B．Byinterviewingexpertsabouttheiropinions.C．Byconductingsurveysamongyoungadults.D．Bycomparing

datafromlong-termstudies.26．Whatcandirectlyaffecttheresultofthestudy?A．Thebrandofcoffee.B．Theageofthesubjects.

C．Theadditionofcaffeinetocoffee.D．Theamountofcoffeeconsumption.27．WhatisDr.Kao’sattitudetowardstheresult?A．Indifferent.B．

Positive.C．Curious.D．Careful.CItissummer,andthelivingiscomfortable.FormanyAmericans,thisistheseasont

otravel.Why?Becauseschoolhasfinished;theweatherisgreat,andmostofall,wealldeserveabreak.WhenAmericanswanttotakeabreak,theyoften

headfortheirfavouritevacationspot.Throughouttheirhistory,Americanshavebeenpeopleonthemove.Hundredsofyearsago,theearlyimmigrantshadtotra

veltogettotheNewWorld.Oncetheyarrived,theysettledalongtheEastCoast.Buttheyweren’tcontenttostaythere.Explorersandtra

dersjourneyedtotheunknownwesternareas.Later,settlersmovedwesttodevelopthesenewregions.Asaresultofthiswestwardmigration,Americanseventuallyoccupie

dthewholemainland—fromtheAtlantictothePacific.Eventoday,Americansseemunabletostayput.Researchsaysthattheavera

geAmericanmoveseveryfiveyears.Besidestheirhabitofchanginglivingplaces,Americansareusedtotravelling.Somepeopleoften

gooutonbusiness.Theirjobsmayrequirethemtotakefrequentbusinesstrips.Mostcompaniesprovideanannualvacationfortheiremployees,andpeopleoftenuse

thattimetotravel.Somepeoplejustvisitfriendsorrelativesindifferentstates.Othersgoonweekendtripsthatdon’tcostalotofmoney.Those

withmoreexpensivetasteschooseluxuriousresortsandhotels.MostAmericansprefertotravelwithintheirownnation’sbo

rders.Why?Foronething,it’scheaperthantravellingabroad,andforanother,there’snolanguageproblem.What’smore,thevast

Americanterritoryoffersdifferentkindsoftouristattractions.Natureloverscanenjoybeaches,mountains,lakesandawealt

hofnaturalwonders.Majorcitiesoffervisitorsalotofurbandelights.Theconvenienceofmodernfreeways,railway

sandairplanesmakestravelinAmericaaseasyaspie.ManyAmericanvacationsareasuniqueasthepeoplewhotakethem.Familiesoftengoonajourneywith

thekids.Moreandmorefamily-friendlyvacationresortsofferspecialprogramsforchildren.Historyloversseekoutfamoushistorica

lsitesandmuseums.Environmentalistsprefer“greenvacations”.Thesetripsallowthemtoobserveplantsandanimalscloselywithoutdisturbingthebalanceofnat

ure.Somepeoplefindseacruisesrelaxingandrefreshing.Othersenjoytheirtripsbyfishing,skiingorwhite-waterrafting.Americansaren’

ttheonlypeopleintheworldwholiketravellingaround.Peopleallovertheworldenjoyvisitingscenicspotsintheirowncountryand

goingabroadtotravel.ButinAmerica,almosteverybodyisatouristsometime.28．Thispassageismainlyabout________.A．AmericanimmigrantsinhistoryB．somefamou

sresortsinAmericaC．Americans’lovefortravellingD．somespecialpeopleinAmerica29．Whichofthefollowingistrueaccordingtothepa

ssage?A．Americansarecontenttostayattheplacewheretheyarelivingnow.B．TheAmericanimmigrantsmovedfromtheeasttothewesternareas.C．A

mericansareusedtochanginglivingplaces,buttheydon’tliketravellingaround.D．MostAmericansprefertogoabroadtotravel.30．WhichofthefollowingisNOTtherea

sonwhyAmericansprefertravellingintheirowncountry?A．Travellingabroadismoreexpensive.B．PeopleinAmericaspeakdiff

erentlanguages.C．ThetrafficinAmericaisveryconvenient.D．ThevastAmericanterritoryoffersdifferentkindsoftouristattracti

ons.31．Whichwordcandescribetheauthor’sattitudetowardsTravelofAmericanStyle?A．IndifferentB．DoubtfulC．ConcernedD．UncaringDThenexttimeSanFranciscoreside

ntsstopataxi,theymaystepintoacarwithnoonebehindthewheel.Driverlesstaxisarenowallowedtocomeonthecity’

sstreets.OnJune2,2022,Cruise,adivisionofGeneralMotors(GM),wasapprovedtochargeforridesinitsself-drivingcars,becomingthefirstcompanyall

owedtooperatecommercialdriverlesscarsinamajorUScity.ThoughCruiseisregardingitasabigwin,itsself-drivingcarsaren’ttotallyfreetorunonthestreet

sofSanFranciscoastheyplease.Cruisevehicleswillbelimitedtotransportingpassengersinlesscrowdedareasofthecitybetween10p.m.and6a.m.Thesp

eedlimitis30mph.Theyarealsonotallowedtooperateinheavyrainorfog.Therulesaremeanttoreduceanyinjuriesoraccidents.Crui

seplanstolaunchtheservicegraduallywithateamofjust30cars.ThefirstrobotaxiswillbeimprovedversionsofGM’sChevroletBolt.However,thecompanyisseekingapp

rovaltogetitscustom-builtCruiseOriginonpublicroads.Thedriverlesselectricvehiclehasnowheelsorpedals(踏板)andc

anattainhighwayspeeds.Thecarconsistsmostlyofasitingspace,wherepassengerscanfaceeachother.Cruise’sabilitytoobtainthecommerci

alpermittooperateisabigstepforward.However,thecompanystillhastoconvincepassengersthatitstechnologyissafe.Manyremain

concernedaboutsafety.A2021surveybytheAmericanAutomobileAssociationfoundthat74percentofAmericansareafraidtorideinaself-drivingvehicle.Itremainstob

eseenhowthenewdriverlesstaxiexperimentwillplayoutinSanFrancisco.Butbasedonthevastnumberofcompaniesthatareracingtodevelopself-drivingvehiclesandtheten

softhousandsofpeopleonwaitlistsforrobotaxirides,theCruisepioneeringprogramisatleastsetforpopularity,ifnotsuc

cess.32．WhatcanwelearnabouttheCruise’sdriverlessrideservices?A．Theserviceshaveturnedouttobeagreatsuccess.B．Theservic

esreceivegreatsupportfromthepublic.C．TheserviceshaveruninsomemajorcitiesoftheUSA．D．Theservicesarelimit

edtosomeregionsofSanFrancisco.33．Whatdoestheauthordescribeindetailinparagraph3?A．ThefeatureofCruiseOrigin.B．Thefutureofself-drivingcars.C．Theoriginal

planofthecompany.D．ThenewversionofChevroletBolt.34．WhatistheattitudeofmostAmericanstowardstheself-drivingtaxis?A．Doubtful.B．Opposed.C．

Favourable.D．Unconcerned.35．Whatcanbethebesttitleofthetext?A．CruiseOffersFreeSelf-drivingRideServicesB．Self-drivingCarsAreComingtoSanFra

nciscoC．Self-drivingVehiclesArePopularinMajorCitiesD．CompaniesBegintoChargeforRidesinSelf-drivingCars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。MentalHealthCrisisAmongTeensDemandsaNewApproachSincetheCDCreleaseditssurveyresultsla

stmonthshowingalarminglyhighratesofsadnessanddepressivethoughtsamongteens,fingershavebeenpointedfromtwosidesatthecausesofth

iscrisis.36.Otherssaythattoday’smoresecular(世俗的)culturehasconfusedourmostvulnerableyoungpeople.Butnei

thersideseemstograspthetrueurgencyoftheissue.AccordingtotheCDC’sfindings,morethanoneinfiveofthe17,000highschoolstudents

surveyedreportedmentalbreakdown.Theirratesofsadnessandhopelessnessarethehighestinadecade,reflectinganincreasin

gtrendexacerbatedbysociety’sisolation(隔离)andstress.37.Parentsaswellasteachersandotherswhohavedirectcontactwithchildrenmustacceptthispreven

tiveapproach.Itiscrucialthattheynotbeafraidtoaskdirectquestionsaboutdepressivethoughts.38.Itisalsoespecially

importantthatparentsunderstandwhathelpisavailabletotheirchildren.39.Forexample,wecandemandequityequality,whichmeansinsurancecoverag

e(保险范围)forbehavioralillnesseshealthissuesthatisforphysical,thusreducingthefinancialburden.Wecanalsourgeourcongressmentofundheal

thprogramsandexpandmentalhealthprofessions.40.Putthepoliticsaside.Therearelivesinthebalance.A．Andtheyshouldr

esistthefalseideathatraisingaquestioncreatesariskthatwasnottherebefore.B．Thismeansthatwemustputasideourdisagre

ementsandapproachthisissueasamatteroflifeanddeath.C．Somehavearguedthattheclimateissuehascreatedanexiste

ntialthreatandaccompanyinganxiety.D．Hospitalizationmayalsobeappropriatewhenthepersoninquestionshowsanimmediatedangertoth

emselves.E．Atthemacro(宏观的)level,ourcountrycandosomuchmoretohelppeoplestrugglingwithmentalhealthproblemsandtheirfamilies.

F．It’stimetostopblamingandturnourattentiontothisgenerationofstrugglingteenagers.G．It’stimeforthosewhohavethepowertoampli

fy(放大)theirvoicesanddrivechangetofocusonhelpingteenagersandfamiliesaccessthehelptheyneed.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。In1968agravedatingfromabout1100wasuncoverednearHattula,inFinland,Littleremainedoftheoccupant’sskeleton,butt

heinhumationincludedtwoswordsandaknife.Suchgravegoodswouldnormallysuggestsaidoccupantwasaman.Theskeletonwas,41a

lsodecoratedwithbrooches(胸针)andwoollenclothingoftypesmoreusuallywornatthetimebywomen.This42guessthattheburialwasactuallyofapowerfulwoman,possib

lyalocalrulerinherownrightratherthanjustthewifeofamaleking.Thiswouldbenoteworthyenough.Butare-examinationoft

heremains,justpublishedintheEuropeanJournalofArchaeologybyUllaMoilanenoftheUniversityofTurkuandElinaSalmelaoftheUniversityofHe

lsinki,suggeststhetruthmaybeyetmore43.Ms.MoilanenandDrSalmelasuspectthattheindividual44mayhavehadoutwardcharacte

risticsofbothamanandawoman.In1968workingoutthe45ofaskeletoninanancientgravewastricky.Afteryearsofdeterioration,thebonesofm

enandwomenlookprettymuch46.ButthatwasbeforetheuseofDNAbecamepossible.SoMs.MoilanenandDrSalmelathough

titworthtryingagain.Mostpeoplehavetwosexchromosomes(染色体):XXinwomenandXYinmen.FindDNAfromaY-chromosomeinaskeletonandthechancesarethebodywas47.And,loo

kingatafragmentoffemurbroughttoherbyMs.Moilanen,whoisthearchaeologistinthe48,Dr.Salmela,whoisthegeneticist,didindeedfinds

uchDNA．Butnotmuchofit.Thatledhertowonderaboutcontamination(污染),butalsotoconsiderwhethertheindividualin

thegravehadhada(n)49X-chromosomethatwasswampingthesignalfromtheY.Havinganabnormalnumberofsexchromosomesisrare,butnotvanishinglyso.Thepart

icular50XXYleadstowhatisknownasKlinefelter’ssyndrome.Todeterminetheoccupant’skaryotype(染色体组型)fromthetinyamountofDNAavailab

le,Dr.Salmeladrew51withlivingpeople.Thegravedelivered8,329pieces,sosheusedacomputertodrawsamplesofsimilarsizefromthegenom

esoflivingpeoplewithvariouskaryotypes,includingXXY,andalsofrommixturesofbothsexes,to52contamination.Shethencomparedthesewi

ththeDNAfromthegraveand53itwas99.75%probabletheindividualconcernedhadindeedhadKlinefelter’ssyndrome.WhileDrSalmelawasworkingallthi

sout,Ms.Moilanenandherteamhadanotherlookatthegrave.Theyconfirmedthatitwasa54burial.Forinstance,theyfoundevidenceoffinefurs,probablyfromfoxes.Cle

arly,thiswasawell-respectedhumanbeing,butwhatledtothat55inaworldthendominatedbymalevaluesisamatterofpuzzle.Perhap

sthepersoncamefromafamilypowerfulenoughforsuchthingsnottomatter.41．A．thereforeB．what’smoreC．neverthelessD．forinstance42．A．intensif

iedB．confirmedC．dismissedD．encouraged43．A．complicatedB．engagingC．unpleasantD．frightening44．A．inquestionB．atlargeC．bycomparisonD．wit

hdoubt45．A．compositionB．ageC．sexD．origin46．A．distinctB．unidentifiedC．alikeD．broken47．A．femaleB．oldC．youngD．male48．A．cooperationB．author

ityC．instituteD．adventure49．A．restoredB．extraC．missingD．dominant50．A．requirementB．interestC．combinationD．emphasis51．A．inspirationsB．less

onsC．inferencesD．comparisons52．A．eliminateB．monitorC．imitateD．generate53．A．rejectedB．concludedC．recalledD．confessed54．A．high-statusB．secretC．reli

giousD．peaceful55．A．conclusionB．evidenceC．respectD．solution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。TwothingsIdidmayhavecausedpeople5

6(think)thatsomethingiswrongwithme.Thefirstwaswhenmywifeaskedmetohavethesitting-roomclock57(repair).Idroveintothemarketplaceofou

rlittletownand,clockunderarm,enteredashop.Onlyitwasthemeatshop.58mythoughtsfaraway,Istoodstaringintothesho

p-keeper’seyes.Ihadbeenhiscustomerforalongtimeandthegoodmansmiledatme.ThiswentonforseveralverylongsecondsbeforeIrea

lizedwhereIwas.59isnodoubtthatIshouldhavecalmlyboughtapoundofmeat,60Imerelynoddedbrieflyandleft.TheothermaninmytownwhoprobablythinksIammadisMr.Smith

.SomeyearsagohewasmanagerofMead’sShop,andheandIkneweachotherquitewell.Onedayhe61(stand)inthedoorwayofhisshop

whenIpassed.Mybrainwasonsomedistantproblemandmyeyesstaredintospace.“Hello,Mr.Herriot.”Iheardhisvoice.Iturnedablankgazeonhim—Ijusth

adnoidea62hewasthoughhisfacewasfamiliar.ThenIsaw63word“MEAD”infoot-highlettersabovetheshopwindow.“GOODmorning,Mead,“Icriedh

eartilyandcontinuedmyway.IhadgoneonlyafewstepsbeforeIrealizedthatmygreetinghadbeen64(polite).Iturnedbackandsaidtohimagai

n,“Goodmorning,Mistermead.”ItwasonlywhenIturnedthecornerofthestreet65Irealized,toolate,hisnamewasTonyandtheti

mewaslateafternoon.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．假设你是渝州中学的学生李华，你校将组织一次主题为“CityWalkinChongqing”的一日徒步旅行活动，并在校园网征集活动方案。请写一封邮件给负责该活动的李老师，内容须

包括：1.建议去重庆市哪个区进行徒步旅行（从重庆市所有区县中任选一个即可）2.一天的行程计划及相关安排的理由。_______________________________________________________________________________

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__________________________________________________________________________________________第二节（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。67．“I’mgoingtomissyousomuch,Poppy,”saidthetall,thinteenager.Hebentdowntohughisoldfriendgood

bye.Hestoodup,huggedhisparents,andsmiled,tryingnottolethisemotions(情绪)getthebetterofhim.Hisparentswerenotquiteabletokeept

heirsundercontrol.Theyhaddriventheirsonseveralhoursoutoftowntotheuniversitywherehewouldsoonbelivingandstudying.Itwastimetosa

ygoodbyefornowatleast.Thefamilyhuggedandsmiledthroughmistyeyesandthenlaughed.Theboyliftedthelastbagontohisshoulder,andfl

ashedabrightsmile.“Iguessthisisit,”hesaid.“I’llseeyoubackhomeinamonth,okay?”Hisparentsnodded,andtheywatchedashewalkedoutofsightintothecrowdsof

hundredsofstudentsandparents.Theboy’smotherturnedtothedog,“Okay,Poppy,timetogobackhome.”Thehouseseemedquietasatombwithouttheboyliving

there.Allthatweek,Poppydidn’tseeminterestedinherdinner,herfavouritetoy,oreveninherdailywalk.Herownersweresad

too,buttheyknewtheirsonwouldbebacktovisit.Poppydidn’t.Theyofferedthedogsomeofherfavouritepeanutbuttertreats.Theyevenlethersitonthesofa,

buttheoldgirljustwasn’therusualcheerfulself.Herownersstartedtogetworried.“WhatshouldwedotocheerPoppyup?”askedDad.“W

e’vetriedeverything.”“Ihaveanidea,butitmightbealittlecrazy,”smiledMum.“Withoutanybodyleftinthehousebutus,thisplacecou

lduseabitoffun.Let’sgetalittledogforPoppy.”Itdidn’ttakelongbeforetheywalkedthroughthefrontdoorcarryingabigbox.Poppy

welcomedthemhomeasusualbutwhenshesawthebox,shestopped.Sheputhernoseonit.Hertailbeganwagging(摆动)eversoslowly,then

fasterasshecaughtthesmell.Paragraph1:Dadputtheboxonthegroundandopenedthetop.____________________________________________________________

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9．There60．but61．wasstanding62．who63．the64．impolite65．That第四部分写作第一节【示例】DearMrLi,IamLiHuafromSeniorTwo.I’mwritingto

recommendatourplan.IstronglyrecommendgoingtoYuzhongDistrict.Thefollowingismydetailedplan.First,classmatescanmeetatPeople

’sSquareat8a.m.Then,wecansetouttovisittheShanghaiMuseumnearbyforthesakeofconvenience.Wecanseesomerealobjectswhichusedtobe

onlyavailableinourhistorybooks.Then,wecangototheNanjingRoadPedestrianStreettohavelunch.Intheafternoon,studentscanbedividedintoseveralgroupstovisit

placestheyaremostinterestedin.Aftertheone-daytour,wecangatheratthePeople’sSquareagaintohaveabigmeal,whichwillbeagreatopportunitytoe

nhancethebondsandtiesamongclassmates.Ihopemyrecommendationcanbetakenintoconsideration.Bestwishes,LiHua第二节【示例】D

adputtheboxonthegroundandopenedthetop.Ashinylittlewetnosepoppedup.Thentwofluffypaws.Nexttheboxtippedoversidewa

ys,andouttumbledamassofwigglygoldensilliness.Poppywasamazed.Shewaggedhappily.Shebarkedwithjoy.Shesmiled,hertonguelollingoutassheinvestig

atedthesurprise.Thelittlepupwasnotshyandimmediatelystartingyippingandjumpingaroundtheolderdog.“Thatdidn’tta

kelong,”remarkedMum,asbothdogswentroaringaroundthehouseinanimpromptugameofchase.Dadlaughed.Afewweekslater,theboyarrivedhomefromuniversity.Hehadmis

sedPoppyandwaslookingforwardtoseeingher.Whenhebentdowntogiveherabighug,hefelloverinsurpriseasasmallgoldencloudcameracinguptolickhisfacetoo.“Ohmygosh

,whoisthis?”heexclaimed.Hisparentslaughedatthelookofshockonhisface.“That’sPee-wee,”saidDad.“Ican’tbelieveyougotyourselvesapuppy!”“Wedidn’t,”r

epliedMum.“ThispuppyisforPoppy!”