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(音频下载邮箱：jsgkxzx@163.com密码：Js20082008)2022～2023学年高三年级模拟试卷英语2023.2本试卷分四个部分。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.￡9.1

5.答案是C。()1.Whatwillthespeakersdonext?A.VisitSimon.B.Planapicnic.C.Makeacall.()2.Howwastheweatherduringthewo

man'strip?A.Sunny.B.Rainy.C.Windy.()3.WhydoesthewomanrecommendGramercyTavern?A.Itspriceislow.B.Itsfoodistasty.C.Itsserviceis

excellent.()4.WhatwillthewomanmostprobablygivetoKathy?A.Ahand­madebag.B.Ascarf.C.Aboxofchocolates.()5.Whatarethespe

akersmainlytalkingabout?A.Abook.B.Awriter.C.Alist.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。听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。()6.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.

Workmates.B.Schoolmates.C.Neighbors.()7.Whatdoesthemanplantodonextmonth?A.Fishbytheriver.B.Movehishouse.C.Gotothebeach.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。()8.Wheredoesth

econversationtakeplace?A.Atameetingroom.B.AttheRegentsCompany.C.Atthefrontdesk.()9.Whenwillthetaxiarrive?A.At

1：15.B.At1：30.C.At2：00.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。()10.Wheredidtheman'sinterestinbusinesscomefrom?A.Hischildhoodexperience.B.Hiscoll

egecourses.C.Hisschoolproject.()11.Whatdoesthemandonow?A.Hemanageshisfather'sshop.B.Heworksataforeigncompany.C.Hedoes

importtradeonhisown.()12.Whatisthewoman?A.Abusinesswoman.B.Areporter.C.Astudent.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。()13.Whatistheman'sproblem?A.Hecan'tf

indajob.B.Heistoobusywithwork.C.Hemissedajobinterview.()14.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Movetoanothercity.B.Joinanonlinegroup.C.Talktoh

isboss.()15.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthewoman'sidea?A.Interesting.B.Excellent.C.Strange.()16.Whatwillthemandone

xt?A.SurftheInternet.B.Sendanapplicationletter.C.Buysomeclothes.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。()17.Whatisthespeakerdoing?A.Teachingaclass.B.Presentin

gaguest.C.Sharinganexperience.()18.WhatisthepurposeofStreetPlayProject?A.Toestablishabettercommunity.B.Tomakechildrenplayinth

estreetsafely.C.Tocallforvolunteerstohelplocalresidents.()19.WhendidAliceRichescomeupwithStreetPlayProject?A.Twoyearsag

o.B.Fouryearsago.C.Sixyearsago.()20.WhatdoesAliceRicheswanttodo?A.Closethestreetlonger.B.Getmorechildreninvolved.C.Promotethepro

jecttoothercities.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)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。ATheRightElectricBikeForYouThe

bicyclefeverisback,butthistimeithasgoneelectric.AccordingtoNPDGroupwhichtracksthebicycleindustry,electricbikesaleshavemorethandoubledsince2019.Andth

eirpopularityisstillontherise.Confirmyourneedandpicktheelectricbikethat'sbestforyou.MODELWHAT'SITFOR？WHO'SITFOR？SwagtronEB5◆Suche­bikesaredesig

nedtomakeshorttrips,addingtotherider'scomfortandabilitytosee.Theelectricassistanceallowsyoutotraveleasilyandcomfortably.◆Thoselookingfo

ralternativestodrivingaroundthetown.They'relighterthanmostmotorcycles,makingthemperfectforcarryinggr

oceriesandlaptops.SpecializedTurbo◆Thesee­bikesusethesamelightstructureandnarrowwheelsasconventionaltouringbikes.Theelectricmoto

rmakesitpossibletocoverlongerdistances.◆Riderswhoareeagerformorechallengingcyclingorwanttoextendtheridingdistance.Theridingpositionmaydisco

uragethosewithbackorneckpain.RadWagon4◆Withstrongstructureandfatwheels,theytransportrelativelyheavyloads,whichcanbeequi

ppedwithaseatorrack(支架).◆Anyonewhowouldprefertotransportlargeloadsofgroceriesorpackages(orevensmallkids)withsomethingotherthanacar.AncheerEM◆Withstr

ongerstructure,biggerwheels,andsuspensionsystemsthatabsorbtheimpactofroughrides,theycanhandleroughlandscapes.◆Someonewhowantstoexperienceth

eexcitementofridingdowndirttracksbutalsowantsabithelpfromanelectricmotor.()21.Whichmagazineisthistextprobab

lytakenfrom?A.TechlifeNews.B.Muscle&Fitness.C.HowItWorks.D.ConsumerReports.()22.Whichismostsuitablefors

omeonewhowantstochallengelong­rangetours?A.SwagtronEB5.B.SpecializedTurbo.C.RadWagon4.D.AncheerEM.()23.Whatcanwelearnaboutthe

electricbikes?A.Designsofelectricbikesarebasedontravelpurposes.B.Electricbikesaremorepopularthanconventionalbikes.C.Ridersoftheseelectricb

ikesputspeedinthefirstplace.D.Thetrendofelectricbikesreplacingcarscan'tbeprevented.BChristianLidendecidedthathewouldnotpickoutari

ngfromajeweler'slikemostotherpeople.Hehatchedanambitiousplantocreateapersonalizedringforhisfuturewife,DesiraeClovis.Therefore,hemade

uphismindtogointothewildtofindhisownmaterials:thediamond,thegoldandtheaccompanyingjewels.So,inMay2022，Lidentol

dClovisthatheandJoshTucker,hisbestfriend,wereheadingoutonacamptoYellowstone.Instead,heandTuckermadeforCraterofDiamondsSta

tePark,Arkansas,whichissetonavolcaniccrater(坑).Theparkisoneofthefewplacesintheworldwherethepubliciswelcometosearchforr

ealdiamondsandcankeepthemforfree.Sinceitsopening,only1in10，000parkvisitorsisluckyenoughtofindadiamondthatweighsacaratormore.Still,he

wasupforthechallenge.Ontheirway,LidenandTuckerstoppedinHelena,Montana,tomineforaccompanyingjewelstoaddtothediamondtheyhopedtoscore.InAr

kansas,thepairpaid$10eachtogetintotheparkandspentalmostthreedayssearchingthroughthevolcanicdirt.Onthethirdmorning,Lidensuddenlyspottedsomethin

greflectinglightinthesands.“IwassoexcitedthatIstartedshaking，”hesaid.“Itwasoilyandshiny,andwebothjustknewitwasadi

amond.”ItwasconfirmedthatLidenhadfounda2.2­caratyellowdiamond.Similarly­sizeddiamondsgofor$2，500to$20，000percarat,dependingon

quality,colorandcut.Butthevaluewasn'twhatwasimportanttoLiden.Whenhepulledoutthediamondandgotonhiskneeuponhisreturn,Cloviswasamazed.“Iknew

thathewasgoingtoproposesomeday，”shesaid,“butIcertainlydidn'texpectthis.”()24.WhatwasChristianLiden'samb

itiousplan?A.Heintendedhisringtoconsistofvariousjewels.B.Hewouldgetapersonalizedringfromajeweler's.C.

Hedecidedtomakearingtogetherwithhisfuturewife.D.Heplannedtohuntforanaturaldiamondtocreatearing.()25.WhydidLide

nandTuckerchooseCraterofDiamondStatePark?A.Itwastheonlyplacethatchargedjewelhuntersnothing.B.Theywerelikelytofindmoret

hanjustnaturaldiamonds.C.Themajorityofparkvisitorshadgottheiridealdiamonds.D.Thepublicwasallowedtokeepanydiamondfoundthere.()2

6.WhywasLidenexcitedabouthisfindings?A.Hehadgotthelargestdiamondinthepark'shistory.B.Thevalueofthediamo

ndwasabovehisexpectations.C.Hewasluckytoacquirethediamondforhisdreamring.D.Thequalityandcolorofhisdiamondrankedamon

gthebest.()27.Whatcanwelearnfromthestory?A.Truelovestoriesneverhaveendings.B.Loveshowsmoreinactionthaninwords.C.Absencemakestwoheartsgrowfonde

r.D.Alifelivedinlovewillneverbeboring.CThisyearsawthepublication,instages,ofthesixthreportbytheUN'sIntergovernme

ntalPanelonClimateChange(IPCC)—areportwhichwasdepressingreadingformanyclimatescientists,andinsomewaysofferedarayofhope.Wh

ydepressing?Becausethereportconfirmedwhatscientistshavebeensayingforyears:thathumanactivity,particularlyintheformofemissions(排放)ofgreenhous

egases,isresponsibleforthewarminginthepastfewcenturies,andthatunlesssuchemissionsaregreatlyreduced,wewillsoonbringaboutoure

ntireecosystem'sdestruction.Thereportconcludedthat1.5°Cofglobalwarmingoverthenextcoupleofhundredyear

sisalready“baked__in”.Thismakesthegoalsoutlinedinthe2015ParisAgreement—thatnationsagreedtokeepwarmingbelow2°C,andhopefullybelow1.5°C—muchhard

ertomeet.Worsestill,theIPCCreportwasfollowedlaterintheyearbytheCOP27summit(峰会),describedbyProfDannMitch

ell,as“acompletefailure,otherthansomecommitmenttolossanddamage”．Andtherayofhope?TheIPCC'ssixthreportwasbroaderinapproachthanp

reviousstudies—lookingin­depthforthefirsttimeattheroleplayedinwarmingbyshort­termgreenhousegasessucha

smethane(甲烷),forinstance.“Reducingcarbonemissionsisalwaysthebestapproach:stoptheproblematitssource，”saidMitc

hell.“Butwealsoneedotherapproachestohelpwiththis.Methaneisimportant,butit'ssoshort­lived—that'swhywehaven'tbeensobother

edwhencomparedwithCO2.”TheIPCCworkinggroupsshowedpotentialadaptationpaths,andtheyaretheotherthingswecandoin

termsoffightingclimatechangeandrelievingitsworsteffects,ratherthansimplyreducingcarbonemissions.Thiswouldincludetakingmeasuressuchasswitchin

gtoamoreplant­baseddiet(toreducemethaneemissions),controllingpopulationgrowth,reducingfinancialinequali

tyanddevelopingmeansbywhichwemightremoveCO2that'salreadyinouratmosphere,ratherthansimplypreventingitbeingrelea

sed.()28.WhichofthefollowingcanbestdescribethesixthreportbyIPCC?A.Seeminglycontradictory.B.Whollypromi

sing.C.Particularlyhopeless.D.Exceptionallynew.()29.Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“bakedin”inparagraph2mean?A.Outofdate.B.

Tothefull.C.Underdiscussion.D.Inprogress.()30.Accordingtothepassage,whatcanwelearnaboutmethane?A.Ithasbeenlongregardedasamajorsour

ceofglobalwarming.B.Itsroleinglobalwarminghadbeenoverlookedbeforethereport.C.Itsboosttoglobalwarmingisasmuchasothergreenhou

segases.D.Itisconsideredasanewapproachtoreducingglobalwarming.()31.Howmanyaspectsdotheadaptationpathsinvolv

einthelastparagraph?A.2.B.3.C.4.D.5.DDoesyourlifeeverfeelasifyou'repushingaheavycar—oneonwhichyou'vespen

tmuchmoneyandthathasnowbrokendown?You'vedoneeverythingright:youhaven'tinvestedheavilyinanewbusinessorquityourjobtopursueyourchil

dhooddreamofbecomingaprofessionalathlete.Youhavebeenasensibleadultlivingyoursensiblelife.Sowhydoesitfeellikesuchhardwork?This

hasbeenmeforthepastfewmonths.Earlierthisyear,Itookalonghardlookatmysourcesofincomeanddecidedtofocusontheonesthatprovidedthemostmoney.I'ml

uckyenoughtohavehadagoodfinancialyear.Butdespitedoingtherightthing,ithasusedupmyenergyandI'veworkedoutwhy.Yearsago,IrealizedthatIdislikedhar

dwork.Don'tgetmewrong,Idon'tmindworkinghard,buthardworkisn'tforme.What'sthedifference?Forastart,hardworkfeelsasifitneverreallygetsgoing.Youcanpu

shhardworkanditmightmovealittlebutthere'snocelebratorymomentwhenitgetsdone.Mostimportantly,hardworklacksjo

y.Workinghardonaprojectyoufeelexcitedandmovedbycanbetiringanddifficult,butit'sultimatelyjoyfulandthatiswhatI'vebeenmissing.SoIaskedmyself

whatwouldfeelscarybutjoyfulandthisistheanswer.I'mgoingtowritearomance.Ofcourse,beingamiddle­agedjournali

stwhosuddenlydecidestowriteabookisnothingnovel.However,forme,ithitsthesweetspotbetweenbeingjoyfulenoughtomakemewanttodoitandscaryenoug

htomakemefeelit'sworthwhile.Aswithallgoodmiddle­agedchanges,thisonehasn'treallybeenthoughtthrough.Iknowlittleaboutwritingfictionandevenlessabou

twhatmakesagoodbook.Ihavethethinnestofideasforaplotbut,forthefirsttimeinawhile,I'mexcited.IwillbeanotherJaneAustenw

ithmyfantasieswhichgivemelife.Sonow,Ihavetogoandsharpenmypencil.()32.Whatcanbestdescribetheauthor'scurrentfee

lingaboutlife?A.Anewbusinessmakesherfeelfresh.B.Shehasgoteverythingunderhercontrol.C.Sheisconflictedaboutlivingasensiblelife.D.Achildhooddrea

minspireshertomoreefforts.()33.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“it”inparagraph2referto?A.Livingarathersensiblelife.B.Identifyingincomes

ources.C.Discoveringnewlifegoals.D.Sortingouttheauthor'sjobs.()34.What'stheauthor'sunderstandingofhardworkandworkinghard?A.Journalismisacareer

worthworkinghard.B.Hardworkissomethingeithersweetortiring.C.Writingaromanceisdifficultbutrewarding.D

.Workinghardrarelybringsaboutsatisfaction.()35.Whatisprobablythebesttitleforthetext?A.Workslikeadream.B.Middle­agedjobcrisis.C.Celebratory

moment.D.AfutureJaneAusten.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。Complainingisoft

enlookedatasanegative,butifyouperfectitgreatthingscanhappen.__36__Articlesandexpertsinsistthattoomuchcomplainingwill“lo

weryourempathy(共情)”andstopyouachievingyourdreamandlivingthelifeyouwant.Theysuggestthatyoucutoutnegativityfromyourlife,especia

llypeoplewhocomplain.Buthumanslovetocomplain.IknowthisbecauseIgetpaidtositwithpeoplewhiletheycomplainandprocesseveryweek.__37__Oncewediscoverhowto

effectivelyintegrateit,greatthingscanhappen.DrRobinKowalskifoundthosewhocomplainwiththehopesofachievingacertainresulttendtobehappier.Complainingals

oinfluenceshowpeopleseeus,createssocialbonds,encouragesempathyandhelpscreaterealchanges.Itplaysaveryimportantroleinourlivesandisaskillthatcan

beextremelyeffective.__38__Soherearesomewaystodealwiththeartofcomplaininginaskilfulway.1.Clarifyandorganizeyourcomplaints.Itwi

llgetyourcomplaintsacrosstoothersmoreeasily.2.Workoutwhocangiveyouahand.__39__Pickthosewhocanempathizewithyouorhelpwithyourgoal.3.Makeconn

ectionswithothers.Itwouldbepossibleforpeopletoknowwhatyouneeded.Concludefromspecificthingsabove,andour

complainingismuchmorelikelytofeelusefulandeffective：•Usefactsandlogic.•Identifywhohastheabilitytomakeithappen.•__40__Wh

ateveryourcomplaining,it'llmakeforyourimprovementwhenusedcorrectlyandeffectively.A.Getridofyourbittercomplaints.B.Do

n'tcomplaintothesamepeople.C.Actually,complaininghasabadreputation.D.Socializewithotherstomakecomplaint

saccessible.E.Complainingdoesserveasarealpurposeinourlives.F.However,theinfluencesofcomplainingarenotn

ecessarilybeneficialtousall.G.Ourgoalisnottoremovecomplaining,butmakeitmoreusefulandeffective.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，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Miloisarescuedog,adoptedby20­year­oldMakaylaSwift.OnemorninginNovember2021

,SwiftopenedherfrontdoorandMilo__41__running.“Icouldn'tcatchhim，”shesaid.Milorantoahouseacrossthestreet.He

seemed__42__withthishouse,soherantotheonenextdoor,Swiftonhis__43__．Whenitstartedscratching(抓挠)onthefrontdoor,Swiftwas__44__.Noteveryonewant

sa__45__dogontheirproperty.Butasshetriedto__46__Miloaway,shecouldhearasoundcomingthroughanopenupstairsw

indow.Itwasavoicecrying“Help！”Hoursearlier,SherryStarr,85,hadjust__47__around4am.“Allofasudden,standingtherebetweenthetoiletandthebathtub

,I__48__，”shesaid,“Iwentdownhardonthefloor.”“Icouldnotmoveatall，”saidStarr,whowas__49__betweenthetoiletandthebathtub

.Starrwasfeeling__50__allover,butmorethananything,shewasscared.“I'mthinking:I'mjustgoingtodiehere.”Herbest__51__，shedecided,wastolistenf

orthelettercarrierintheafternoon.Forthenextfewhours,Starr__52__crying:“Help!Help!Help！”“Hervoicewasvery__53__，”saidSwift.“Yo

uhadtoberightonthespottohearMrsStarrcryfor__54__unlessyouwereMilo,whohad__55__heardStarrtheinstantIhadopenedtheownfront

door.”Swiftcalled911andsoonmedicalstaffhelpedherout.()41.A.brokeoffB.clearedoffC.camearoundD.wanderedaround()42.A.concernedB.annoyedC.

impressedD.delighted()43.A.tailB.rightC.backD.front()44.A.depressedB.inspiredC.amusedD.embarrassed()45.A.cuteB.faithfulC.strang

eD.gentle()46.A.sendB.turnC.dragD.throw()47.A.calmeddownB.laindownC.satupD.risenup()48.A.divedB.delayedC.skippedD.slipped()49.A.foundB.stuckC.hiddenD

.placed()50.A.painB.easeC.strengthD.anger()51.A.betB.resultC.roleD.guess()52.A.imaginedB.regrettedC.practic

edD.stopped()53.A.familiarB.clearC.softD.different()54.A.freedomB.mercyC.peaceD.help()55.A.eventuallyB.apparentlyC.randomlyD.frequently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。AimingtoinspirethepeopleofvariouscountriestolearnChinese,thevideoseriesTheIm

aginationofArtwasreleasedonOct.24.Theproject,__56__(joint)producedbytheCenterforLanguageEducationandCooperationandCentralAcademyofF

ineArts,selectsmultipleartpiecescreatedbyfourartists:WuJian'an,KangLei,LuZhengyuanandZhangFan.Underthethemeof“C

hineselanguageplusarts”，theseries__57__(comprise)oftwoparts,thefirstpartofwhichcontainsfourepisodes,each__58__(feature)oneartist.Thesecondpart

willseeeducationexpertsguideChineselearningfromtheir__59__(work).Inthefirstepisode,Wu,onedirectorofFineArtsExperimentalArtSchoolattheac

ademy,__60__(share)hiscreationprocedureofTheHeavenofNineLevels,__61__hand­carvedpieceinspiredbyShanHaiJing.ThesecondintroducesTheGardenofF

orkingPaths,artistKang'spainting,__62__titleisinspiredfromJorgeBorges'novel.TheworkdemonstratesKang'sreflection__63__time,asshepaintsdifferentsceneri

esandobjectsindifferentplacesandatdifferenttimesworldwide__64__(record)herfeelingsandexperiences.Theothertwoepisodesarer

espectivelyaboutLu'sworkSolidLiquidandZhang'sworkTianxin,bothofwhichhavea__65__(power)effectonpeoplelearningChinese.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，你校英文报开设了DailyWisdomQuote专栏，请你用英文给编辑写一封信，推介一句你喜欢的名言，内容包括：1.名言阐述；2.推介理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。Dearedito

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_______________________________________________________________________Yours，LiHua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。AsIstoodinlinewaitingtocashoutata“packyourown”kindofstore,wherecustomerspacktheiritemsbythemselves,I

staredatthecustomerinfrontofmereadingthemagazines.Shewasyoung,butshealreadyhadatiredlooktoher,withheadsbentfo

rwards—asiflifehadbeatenherdowntoomanytimes.Herfacelookedpalefromextremetiredness.Herwintercoatwasthinandunbuttoned.Thewell­wornscarfaroundhe

rthroatprobablydidlittletoprotectitfromthecoldweather.Herhands,turningafewpages,wereroughandred.WhenIlookeddownatherboots,Icouldseeasmallpiec

eofaclearplasticbagpartiallyvisiblethroughaholeinherleftboot.Theitemsinhercart(购物车)includedthecheapestcut

sofmeatandsomethingslikericeandpotatoes.Therewerealsolotsofnoodles.Day­oldbread,inexpensivesoap,andtissuesonsale—well,almost.Inafarcornersatalittl

etoyandaprettydressthatwas50percentoff.Shecontinuedtolookatthemagazinesaswewaited,andmorepeoplelinedupbehindus.Shefinallytook

oneoutandturneditoverseveraltimes,tryingtofindapricebeforefinallyturningtome.“I'msorrytobotheryou，”shebeganinashyandnervoustone.

“Butcanyoutellmehowmuchthisis?Iforgotmyglassesathome.”“Ofcourse，”Isaidwithasmile.WhenIfinallyfoundthesmallprintandtoldher,sheshookherheadan

dputitback.“They'vebecomesoexpensive,haven'tthey？”Isaidsympathetically.“Next！”Thecashiercalledinagentlevoicebefores

hecouldanswer,andshemovedforwardtobeginhertransaction(交易).注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在相应位置作答。Whentoldthecost,thewoman'sfacepaled.___________________

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________2022～2023学年高三年级模拟试卷(八)(南京、盐城)英语参考答案及听力材料第一部分1～5CABBB6～10BCCAA11～15CCABB16～20CBBCA第二部分第一节21～23DBA24～27DDCB28～31ADBC32

～35CACA第二节36～40CEGBD第三部分第一节41～45ABADC46～50CDDBA51～55ACCDB第二节56.jointly57.iscomprised58.featuring59.works60.shares6

1.a62.whose63.on64.torecord65.powerful第四部分第一节Deareditor，I'dliketorecommendthefamoussaying“Ajourneyofathousandofmilesbeginswithasi

nglestep.”toyourcolumn.ItwaswiselyputbyLao­Tzu.Whateverwedo,wemusttakethefirststep,whichpavesthewayforourambition.Moreover,westillneedtom

akecontinuouseffortstogofurtherregardlessofcountlesshardships.Asasenior,weshouldkeepmotivatedandmoveon.I'llappreciateitifthesayingis

includedinthecolumn.Yours，LiHua第二节When__told__the__cost,__the__woman's__face__paled.Sheopenedaworn­outchangepurse,countingsmall

billsandchange.Withadeepbreath,shescannedhergroceriestoseewhatshecoulddowithout.Onebyone,sheremovedthings,butshestillcameupshort.Shecontinu

edtogetridofmuch­neededgoodswhilethecashierpatientlytookawaythingswithapleasantsmile,settingthemaside.Thewomanfinallycutbackonhergr

oceries,paid,andmoveddowntopackthem.I__approached__the__cashier__and__whispered,__“Include__her__removed__items__in__my__bill

,__please.”Shenoddedknowingly,winkingatmeandfinishingthetransaction.Imovednext,wonderinghowtoslidetheextrathingsintoheroldcart.Thecashierso

lvedtheproblemby“accidentally”droppingseveralorangeswhichflewpastthelady.“I'llgetthose，”thewomanofferedkindlytopickuptherunaway

fruit.Iquicklyfinishedourplan.Then,mythoughtswanderedtotheladywhowasenjoyingaheartydeliciousdishwithherlittlegirl.听力材料Text1W:IsSimoncomi

ngtothepicnicwithustomorrow?M:Idon'tthinkso,butonmywayhome,Icanpayavisittoask.W:Don'tbother.Let'sphonehimtobesure.Text2M:Sally,howwasyourholiday?Y

oucertainlylookedsunburnt.W:Yes,itwasn'tbad,notbadatall.M:IheardtheweatherwasbadinSardinia.W:Oh,itrainedandblewhardontheothersideoftheisland.Butwewer

eluckyIguess.Text3M:Mary,anysuggestionforarestauranthereinManhattan?W:There'salwaysGramercyTavern.Thefoodistodiefor,but

it'snotcheap.M:Thatsoundslikeagoodplace.Ihopetheserviceisgoodtoo.Text4W:I'llgoandstaywithKathyinLondonnextmonth,butIdon'tknowwhatgifttobr

ing.Doyouthinkshe'dlikeahand­madebag?M:IfIwereyou,I'dchoosesomethinglikeascarf.Oh,andhowaboutaboxofchocolates?W:Um,I

preferyourfirstidea.Text5M:Lisa,whythesuddeninterestinJohnGrisham?W:Well,Ireadhisfirstbook,andIfounditveryinteresting.So,Iputh

isotherbooksonmyreadinglist.Text6W:Hey,Mark!How'veyoubeen?It'sbeensolong.M:Yeah,Judy.Ican'tbelieveit'sbe

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pleaftergraduation.M:Yes,workcomesfirst.Well,ElaineandIarethinkingofheadinguptothebeachnextmonth.We'dloveitifyo

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kmyinterestinbusinesscamefromworkinginmyfather'sshopinShanghaiwhenIwasakid.Ifounditsointeresting,andIwantedtoopenmyownshopwhenIgrewup.W:

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ingcompany.IimportChinesegoodsandsellthemhereintheUSA.W:That'sveryinterestingandinspiring.Well,thankyouforyourtime.That'llbeenoughformyschoolproject.

Text9W:HiPeter!Howareyoudoingthesedays?M:Oh,HiMary.I'vebeenlookingforajob,butIcan'tfindone.W:That'stoobad.Whydidyouleaveyourlastjob?M

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ingforanewsuit.Iwanttomakethebestimpressionpossibleatmyjobinterviews!W:Thereyougo.Youcanmakeit!Text10Mygues

tontheshowtodayisAliceRicheswhostartedtheStreetPlayProjectinBeechwoodRoadwhereshelives.StreetPlayinvolveslocalresidentsclosingofftheirstr

eetforafewhourssothatchildrenhaveachancetoplayinthestreetsafelywiththehelpofvolunteers.Shestartediti

nherstreet,BeechwoodRoad,andtheideacaughton,andtherearenowStreetPlayProjectalloverthecity.Shefirstha

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heproject'sbeenupandrunningforfouryearsnow.She'dlovetobeabletoclosetheroadforlonger—forthewholeweekend,fromSaturdaymorninguntilSundaye

vening,forexample.Atthemomentit'sjustonceaweek.Butwhenshestarted,itwasonlyonceamonth.Butshe'sworkingonit.Nowlet'swelcomeAliceRiches.