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2022-2023学年高三年级第二学期开学摸底测试英语试卷本试卷分为第I卷(选择题)和第II卷(非选择题)两部分,共150分,考试用120分钟。祝各位考生考试顺利。第I卷选择题第一部分：听力(共两节,满分20分)第一节：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，你将有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。1Whatwillthespeakerswatchtoday?A.TheStorm.B.Footballstars.C.MotorbikeJourney.2.W

hereisthebookwitharedcover?A.Onthetable.B.Onthechair.C.Onthesofa.3.WhatdidKatydolastSaturday?A.Sheha

datennismatch.B.Sheenjoyedaconcert.C.Shewenttoacafe.4.Howdoesthewomanfeelnow?A.Surprised.B.Angry.C.Puzzled.5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A

.Anuncompletedbuilding.B.Anamusementpark.C.Afancyhotel.第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)听下面几段材料。每段材料后有几个小题，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。听每段材料前，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。每段材料读两遍。听下面一段对话，回答第6至第8小题。6.Whatisthemandoing?A.Takingajo

btraining.B.Preparingforaninterview.C.Learningaboutsocialrules.7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkisimportantfortheman?A.Sittingstraigh

t.B.Holdinghisheadup.C.Lookingatpeople’seyes.8.Whatdoesthewomanremindtheman?A.Torelaxathome.B.TolearnsomeFrenchandGerman.C.Toav

oidtellingjokesaboutcountriesorreligious..听下面一段对话，回答第9至第11小题。9.Whatistheconversationmainlyabout?A.Whichsciencecours

ethemanshouldtake.B.Whythemanmusttakeasciencecourse.C.Whichscienceteacheristhebest.10.Whatyearofschoolisthemanin?A.Second.

B.Third.C.Fourth.11.Whatdoesthemanlikedoing?A.Workingwithanimals.B.Climbingmountains.C.Doingexperiments.听下面一段独白，回答第

12至第15小题。12.Whoisthecompetitiondesignedfor?A.Youngpeoplearoundtheworld.B.YoungpeopleinEnglish-speakingcountries.C.Youngp

eopleinnonEnglish-speakingcountries.13.Whatdoesthespeakersuggestcompetitorsdoatfirst?A.Chooseaninterestingtopi

c.B.Setupateam.C.Registerforthecompetition.14.Whatprizecanthefirst-prizewinnerget?A.Notebookcomputers.B.Digitalcameras.C.AtriptoAustralia.1

5.Whencanthecompetitorsgettheresult?A.OnNovember7th.B.OnJuly1st.C.OnApril14th.第二部分：英语知识运用(共两节,满分45分)第一节：单项填空(共15小题;每小题1分,满分15

分)1.---Shallwegoandseethemuseum?---No,________.A.don’tmentionitB.notatallC.nevermindD.it’snotworthit2.Westillhaven’tgotthespon

sor________thefactthatwe’vewrittentodozensofcompanies.A.regardlessofB.inviewofC.inspiteofD.onaccountof3.---IheardMr.Smithisthe

newlyelectedpresidentofyouruniversity.---Yes.Butwithalotofdifficultproblems________,heishavingahardtime.A.settledB.settli

ngC.tosettleD.beingsettled4.—HowcanIfindyourbrotherattheairport?—Don’tworry.He________aboardwithyournameonitatthattime.A.ha

sheldB.hasbeenholdingC.willbeholdingD.willhaveheld5.________yoursymptoms.Iftheygetworse,getmedicalhelprigh

taway.A.CatchsightofB.MakeuseofC.TakecareofD.Keeptrackof6.---Mary,Igotlost.---Sorry,I________amapforyou.A.musthavedrawnB.

shoulddrawC.coulddrawD.oughttohavedrawn7.—Let’stakeacoffeebreak.—________We’vebeenworkingforhours.A.

Whybother?B.Whatfor?C.Yougotmethere.D.Yousaidit.8.TuYouyouwasawardedtheNobelPrize,________isconsideredon

eofthehighestinternationalhonoursapersoncanreceive.A.thatB.whatC.whichD.where9.I’mnotsureathank-youletterisreallynecessary.________,Ican’

tbebotheredtowriteone.A.AnywayB.HoweverC.ObviouslyD.Besides10.Thefactthathedidn’tspeakaforeignlanguageputhimata(an)________disadvantage.A.remoteB.d

istinctC.identicalD.greedy11.MyneighbourSanaisalwaysshelteringherchildtoomuch,andthat’s____wediffer.A.whenB.whatC.howD.where12.---Iwaswond

eringwhetherperhapsyoucouldrememberthenameoftheplace.---I’mafraidthat________meforthemoment.A.remindsB.puzzlesC.disturbsD.escape

s13.ManyChinesebrands__________theirreputationsovercenturies,arefacingnewchallengesfromthemodernmarket.A.havingdevelopedB.be

ingdevelopedC.developedD.developing14.—Excuseme,isthebookGonewiththewindbyMargaretMitchellavailablenow?—Sorry,butit______sowellthatwedon’thaveany

instore.A.sellsB.issoldC.hassoldD.hasbeensold15.______thecontentofthislettercanbeconfidential;securityisanissuethatyoumustaddr

ess.A.AlthoughB.SinceC.UnlessD.After第二节：完形填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分,满分30分)阅读下面短文,掌握其大意,然后从31-50各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中,

选出最佳选项。Yearsoflivingwithalisp(口齿不清)hadtaughtmeitwasbetternottosayanythingthan,tospeakandriskembarrassment.Asaresultofmy___16___,Ifeltdistancedfrom

mostofmypeers(同龄人).“Kathy?Oh,she’squiet.”That’swhatmostpeoplewouldsaywhenthey___17___me,asif“Quiet”werepartofmy___18___.Iwasokaywiththat.Ididn’tneed

tobe___19___.LastSeptember,however,thatall___20___.IstartedmycreativewritingclasswithMs.Haist.Everydaywewouldbegivenadifferentwri

tingtaskand,ifwewished,wecould___21___whatwehadwritten.I___22___listeningtoothersreadtheirworkandthinking:“Thatwillneverbeme.I’llnever

havethe___23___todothat.”Oneday,Iwasreally___24___withwhatIhadwrittenandwantedtoshare.MyheartwasbeatingwildlyasIraisedmyhand.Those_

__25___littlevoiceswereringinginmyear,“Youhavealisp,remember?___26___,yourwritingisn’tthatgood.Bequiet.”Iwasaboutto___27___myhandwh

enImetMs.Haist’sencouragingeyes.Iswallowedthevoicesdownandletmyrealvoice___28___.Icouldhearit___29___asIread,andIcouldheareverystutter

(结巴)andmistake.Ifinishedreading,waitingtobelaughedat.___30___,IheardclapsfromtheclassandpraisefromMs.Haist.Thenextday,Ididit___31___.SoonIwasreadingo

utloudnearlyeveryday.Gradually,Irealizedthat___32___mylisp,theclassandtheteacheralwaysappreciatedmywriting.NowImaystillnotbethemost___33___,soci

alperson,butI’vebecomebetteratoralpresentations.I___34___readmypoetryoutloudatareadingclub.Everytimethoselittlevoi

cestrytotellmetobequiet,IthinkofalltheencouragementIreceivedinclassandIknowthatI___35___tobeheard.16.A.embarrassmentB.excitemen

tC.humorD.silence17.A.heardfromB.talkedofC.calledonD.lookedfor18.A.nameB.opinionC.dutyD.business19.A.seenB.heardC.foll

owedD.protected20.A.disappearedB.returnedC.developedD.changed21.A.examineB.practiceC.shareD.copy22.A.regretB.considerC.imagineD

.remember23.A.timeB.courageC.patienceD.evidence24.A.busyB.strictC.pleasedD.disappointed25.A.tiredB.urgentC.funnyD.cheerful26.A.BesidesB

.OtherwiseC.ThereforeD.Normally27A.touchB.waveC.extendD.withdraw28.A.godownB.dieawayC.comeoutD.calmdown29.A.sha

kingB.singingC.shoutingD.deepening30.A.SadlyB.HopefullyC.HonestlyD.Unexpectedly31.A.againB.aloneC.alreadyD.anyway32.A

.thankstoB.insteadofC.despiteD.except33.A.seriousB.outgoingC.nervousD.hardworking34.A.evenB.stillC.onlyD.seldom35.A.

fearB.agreeC.deserveD.pretend第三部分：阅读理解(共20小题;每小题2.5分,满分50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。ASummerEventsatth

eInstituteofContinuingEducationTheICESummerFestivaldisplaysthebestoftheUniversityofCambridge’sInstituteofContinuingEducatio

n(ICE)andMadingleyHallwithaseriesofculturalandeducationalevents.CambridgeShortStoryFestivalWearedelightedtoannouncet

hesecondannualcreativewritingfestivalcelebratingtheshortstory.Joinusforthiseventpackedwithworkshops,interviewsandreadingswiththeve

rybestshortstoryauthors,criticsandpublishers,includingaward-winningwritersTessaHladley,DameGillianBeer,andDaisyJohnson.Date:Jun.22Tickets:£22.50-E55O

penAirCinema:BohemianRhapsody(12A)Joinusforamagicalcinematicexperienceunderthestars,inthesplendidGardensofMadingleyHall.W

e’vegottheseatingandwirelessheadphones,soallyouneedtodoisroundupyourfriends,bringablankettowrapupina

ndrelaxinoneofourdeckchairs.Date:Aug.16Tickets:£18ChapterhouseOpenAirTheatrePresents:TreasureIslandJoinChapterhouseTheatreCompanyfor

thisbrand-newadaptationofeveryone’sfavouriteexcitingpirateadventure:RobertLouisStevenson’sTreasureIsland.Whenheaccidentallyfoundajealoustre

asuremap,youngJimHawkinsfoundhimselfonajourneyinthehopeoffinding.TreasureIsland.Don’tmissthismuch-lovedstory.Date:Sept.8Tickets:£16OpenCambridge:

DiscovertheMedicinalGardenJoinusinexploringMadingleyHall’sbeautifuleight-acregardens.Discovercures,curio

sities,tastes,andlearnfascinatingfactsaboutherbswithprofessionalherbalistsandthegardenteamattheHall’sMedicinalGard

en.Date:Sept.14Tickets:Freeofcharge36.TheCambridgeShortStoryFestivalissuitableforpeoplewhoareinterestedin________.A.technologyB.medici

neC.literatureD.sociology37.Whatarepeopleadvisedtotaketoenjoyamagicalcinematicexperience?A.Headphones.B.Snacks.C.Adeckchair.D.Ablanket.38

.PeoplecanwatchtheadaptationofRobertLouisStevenson’sstoryon________.A.Sept.8B.Jun.22C.Aug.16D.Sept.1439.Whatcanpeopledo

atOpenCambridg?A.Decoratetheeight-acregarden.B.Learnaboutsomemedicalplants.C.Growmedicinalplantsinthegardens.D.Buyacontroversialbookaboutmedi

cine.40.Whichofthefollowingcostsyoutheleast?A.CambridgeShortStoryFestivalB.OpenAirCinema:BohemianRhapsory(I2A)C.OpenCambridge:Disco

vertheMedicineGardenD.ChapterhouseOpenAirTheatrePresents;TreasureIslandBAfewyearsago,ItookasightseeingtriptoWash

ington,D.C.StandingoutsidetheRonaldReaganCenter,Iheardavoicesay,“Canyouhelpme?”WhenIturnedaround,Isawanelderlyblindwomanwithherhandexte

nded.Inanaturalreflex,Ireachedintomypocket,pulledoutallofmyloosechangeandplaceditonherhandwithoutevenlookingather.Iwasannoyedatbeingbot

heredbyabeggar.Buttheblindwomansmiledandsaid,“Idon’twantyourmoney.Ijustneedhelpfindingthepostoffice.”Inamoment,IrealizedwhatIhaddone

.IjudgedanotherpersonsimplyforwhatIassumedshehadtobe.IhatedwhatIsawinmyself.Thisincidentre-awakenedmybeliefinhumility(谦恭),eventhoughI

’dlostitforamoment.ThethingIhadforgottenaboutmyselfisthatIamanimmigrant.IleftHondurasandarrivedintheU.S.at

theageof15.Istartedmynewlifewithtwosuitcases,mybrotherandsister,andastrong,serious-mindedmother.Throughtheyears,Ihavebeenadishwashe

r,mechanicandpizzadeliverydriveramongmanyotherhumblejobs,andeventuallyIbecameanetworkengineer.Inmyownlife,Ihaveexperiencedmanyopenactsofprejudice(偏见)

.Irememberatime,atage17—Iworkedasawaiter,andIheardafathertellhislittleboythatifhedidnotdowellinschool,hewoulde

nduplikeme.Ihavealsowitnessedthesametreatmentofmyfamilyandfriends,soIknowwhatit’slike,andIshouldhaveknownbetter.Butnow,living

inmyAmericanmiddle-classlifestyle,itistooeasytoforgetmypast,toforgetwhoIamandwhereIhavebeen,andtolosesightofwhereIw

anttobegoing.ThatblindwomanonthestreetsofWashington,D.C.,curedmeofmyblindness.Sheremindedmeofmybeliefinhumilityandtoalwayskeepmyeyesandhea

rtopen.Bytheway,Ihelpedthatladytothepostoffice.Andinwritingthisessay,Ihopetothankherforthepricelesslesson.41.Wecanlearnfromthefirsttwoparag

raphsthat_.A.theauthorwasanativeAmericanB.theblindwomanneededthemoneybadlyC.theauthorwasaspoorastheblindwomanD.theauthorreg

rettedhisactofprejudice42.AccordingtoParagraph4,hearingthefather’swords,theauthorwasprobably_.A.ratherhurtB.v

eryexcitedC.greatlyinspiredD.deeplymoved43.Whichopiniondoestheauthoragreewith?A.Oneshouldtrytoexperiencedifferentkindso

flife.B.Oneshouldthinkaboutone’spastasoftenaspossible.C.Oneshouldtreatothersequallywithloveandrespect.D.One

shouldbenicetotheelderlyandthedisabled.44.Whydoestheauthorsayheisthankfultotheblindwomanattheendofthepassage?A.Shehasmadehimvaluewhathe

hasrightnow.B.Shehasremindedhimofthepastexperiences.C.Hehasgotachancetothinkabouthispastandfuturebecauseofher.D.Hehasregainedhisbeliefinh

umilitywithherhelp.45.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthepassage?A.HowmydreamcomestrueB.ApricelesslessoninthestreetC.ABeliefthatwillneverchangeD.Learnfromyo

urpastCFromtalkingrobotsandvideophonestorovers(探测器)onMars,technologyhasbecomesoadvancedthatthepreviouslyimpos

sibleseemstooccuronadailybasis.Andyet—westillhavenocureforthecommoncold.Whycan’twestopthecommoncold?Acco

rdingtoPeterBarlow,ascientistatEdinburghNapierUniversityintheUK,themainchallengeliesinthemanydifferenttypesofcoldvirusesthatareproducedbytherhinov

iruses(鼻病毒),ScientificAmericanreported.Thereareatleast160types.Theymutatesoeasilythattheyquicklybecomeresistanttodrugs,orlearntohidefrom

ourimmunesystems.Inotherwords,asinglecureisn’tlikelytoworkoneverytypeofcold.However,researchersfromStanfordUniversityandtheUniversityof

California,SanFrancisco,havefoundapossibleanswer.Theydiscoveredaproteinthatthevirusesneed.Withoutit,theycan’tspreadinsideyourbody.Toidentifythe

genewhichproducesthespecificproteinneededbytheviruses,researchersusedagene-editingtechniquetotestallgenesinthehuman

genome(基因组)onebyoneforthousandsofcell.Thesemodifiedcellswerethenexposedtoarangeofenteroviruses(肠道病毒),includingtherhinoviruseswhichcausethecommo

ncold.Alltheviruseswereunabletoreplicateinsidecellswithoutagenethatproducesaspecificprotein,calledmethyltransferase(甲基转

移酶)SETD3.Then,theytestedgeneticallymodifiedmice,whichwerecompletelyunabletoproducetheprotein.Themicewereabletolivehealthy,norma

lliveswithouttheprotein.“Lackingthatgeneprotectedthemicecompletelyfromviralinfection,”associateprofessorJan

Carette,fromStanford,toldtheBBC.”Thesemicewouldalwaysdie,buttheysurvivedandwesawaverystrongreductioninviralreplicationandv

erystrongprotection.“Carettesaidtheplanistofindadrugwhichcantemporarilysuppresstheprotein,insteadofproducinggenetical

lymodifiedhumans.“Wehaveidentifiedafantastictargetthatallenterovirusesandrhinovirusesrequireanddependon.Takethatawayandthevirusreallyhasnochance,”sai

dCarette.“Thisisareallygoodfirststep—thesecondstepistohaveachemicalthatmimicsthisgeneticdeletion,”headded.46.Whatdoestheunderlin

edword”mutate”meaninEnglish?A.Tochangeanewform.B.Toidentifyanewgene.C.Tocheckamodifiedcell.D.Tocureaviralinfection.47.Whati

sthearticlemainlyabout?A.Whyitissohardtocurethecommoncold.B.Thepossiblelinkbetweenrhinovirusesandthecommoncold.C.Apossiblewaytostopviral

infectionsthatcausethecommoncold.D.Thefunctionsofaproteinneededbyviruses.48.Whatcanwelearnabouttheproteinneededbytheviruses?

A.Ithelpsthevirusesreplicateinsideourbodies.B.Itallowsthevirusestochangeeasily.C.Ithelpsthevirusesbecomeresistanttodrugs.D.Itin

creasesthespreadoftheviruses.49.Whatdidtheresearchersdiscoverintheirgene-editingstudy?A.Geneticallymodifiedmicediedbecausetheylackedtheprotein.B.Th

emodifiedcellsseemedtoprotectthemiceagainstviralinfections.C.MoremethyltransferaseSETD3wasproducedafterthecellsweremodified.D.T

hegene-editingtechniquewasmoreeffectiveagainstenterovirusesthanrhinoviruses.50.Whatdotheresearchersplantodonext,a

ccordingtoCarette?A.Conductexperimentsongeneticallymodifiedhumans.B.Identifyadrugthatcanhelpreducetheprotein.C.Applythisgene-editingtechni

quetocontrolotherviruses.D.Findachemicalthatcancureallenterovirusesandrhinoviruses.DThesedays,it'snotunusualtoseemiddle-agedmencollectingStarWarsact

ionfigures,officeworkerswearingHelloKittyaccessories,orcelebritieslikeDavidBeckhamplayingwithLegobricks.It'sbecomingmoreandmorecommon

toseeadultstakinganinterestintoys,comicbooksandtheactivitiesthataretraditionallyassociatedwithchildren.Thisphenomenonhasgivenrisetoanewword:

kidult.Whatliesbehindthephenomenon?Oneisaboutadults'nostalgia（怀旧之情）forthecarefreedaysofchildhood,andthisisespeciallytruewithtoday'sfast-pac

ed,stressfullifestyles.Anotherisaboutasocietalchangeinrecentdecadeswherepeoplearestartingfamilieslater.Asaresult,theyhavemoretimeandmoneyt

ospendonthemselves.Someadultscouldonlywindow-shopfortheirdreamtoyswhentheywerekids,butnowtheycanaffordthatrad

iocontrolledcarorhigh-priceddolltheyhavealwayswanted.Businesseshavebeenquicktoexploitthekidulttrend,andthenumberoftoystoresthattargetadultshasrise

n.Companiesarerepackagingproductsfrompastdecadesandalsobringingoutnewonesforadults.Lego,forexample,hasbroughtoutana

rchitecturalseriesfeaturinglandmarksfromaroundtheworld.Societytraditionallydisapprovesofadultswhorefusetoputasidechildhoodinterests,viewingthere

fusalasasignofsocialimmaturityandirresponsibility.Thosewhoagreewiththisviewsometimesclaimthatkidultsaresufferingfromthepop-psychologyconceptk

nownasPeterPanSyndrome,ananomaly（异常）thatpeopleremainemotionallyatthelevelofteenagers.Onagranderscale,thesekidultopponent

s（对手）arguethatsuchdelayedadulthoodcausescouplestomarrylaterandhavefewerchildren.Thisinturncanleadtoshrinkingnationaleconomies,forther

eneedstobeagenerationalreplenishment（补充）oftheworkforce.Fromthestandpointofkidultsthough,thisphenomenonisseenasnothingbutharmlessfun.Ki

dultsinsistthathavingyouthfulinterestskeepsthemyoung,happyandcreative,andtheirrefusaltoconformtosociety'sacceptabletastesshowsin

dependentthinking.Besides,theyargue,thatbeingpartofthesocialtrendofdelayedadulthoodisnotpurelyapersonalchoice.Therealcausesinc

ludeexpensivehousing,increasededucationalrequirementsforemploymentandpoorworkopportunities.Whetherthekidultphenomenonwillcontinuetogrow

orprovetobeapassingtrendisanyone'sguess.Asthedebateaboutitcontinuesrememberthatthereisnothingwrongwithbeingyoungatheart.51.Whatdoe

sthekidultphenomenonreferto?A.Adultsactlikechildren.B.Adultshavechild-liketastes.C.Adultsgoinforcolle

ctingtoys.D.Adultslikeplayingwithchildren.52.Whichofthefollowingmightcausetheemergenceofkidults?A.Differentlivingconditions.B.Morechoicesabouttoys.C.

Highpressureofmodernlife.D.Goodmemoriesofchildhood.53.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“exploit”probablymean?A.Getusedto.B.Lookforwar

dto.C.Takeadvantageof.D.Makewayfor.54.Howdoesthetextdealwiththedebateaboutkidults?A.Bystronglyopposingkidultoppone

nts.B.Byconvincingreaderstoacceptkidults.C.Byrefusingtotakeastandontheissue.D.Bypresentingbothsidesoftheargument.55

.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthor'sattitudetowardsthephenomenonfromthelastparagraph?A.Doubtful.B.Positive.C.Disapproving.D.Un

caring.第II卷非选择题第四部分：写作(共两节，满分35分)第一节：阅读表达(共5小题;每小题2分，满分10分)阅读短文，按照题目要求用英语回答问题。Doctorssayangercanbeanextremelydamagingemotion,unlessyoul

earnhowtodealwithit.Theywarnthatangercanleadtoheartdisease,stomachproblems,headaches,emotionalproblemsandpossiblycancer.,Angerisanormal

emotionthatweallfeelfromtimetotime.Somepeopleexpressangeropenlyinacalmreasonableway.Othersburstwithanger,andscreamand

yell.Butotherpeoplekeeptheirangerinside.Theycannotorwillnotexpressit.Thisiscalledrepressinganger.Foryearsmanydoctorsthoughtth

atrepressingangerwasmoredangeroustoaperson’shealththanexpressingit.Theysaidthatwhenapersonisangry,thebrainreleasesthesamehormones(荷尔蒙).Theyspeedthehe

artrate,raisebloodpressure,orsugarintotheblood,etc．Ingeneralthepersonfeelsexcitedandreadytoact.Somedoctorssaythatbothre

pressingandexpressingangercanbedangerous.Theybelievethatthosewhoexpressangerviolentlymaybemorelikelytodevel

opheartdisease,andtheybelievethatthosewhokeeptheirangerinsidemayfaceagreaterdangerofhighbloodpressure

.Doctorssaythesolutionislearninghowtodealwithanger.Theysaythefirststepistoadmitthatyouareangryandtorecognizetherealcauseoftheanger,t

hendecideifthecauseisseriousenoughtogetangryabout.Ifitis,theysay,“Donotexpressyourangerwhileangry.Waituntilyourangerhascooleddownan

dyouareabletoexpressyourselfcalmlyandreasonably.”Doctorssaythatagoodwaytodealwithangeristofindhumorinthesituationthathasmadeyouangry.Th

eysaidthatlaughterismuchhealthierthananger.56.What’stheauthor’spurposebywritingthispassage?(Nomorethan15words)________________57.Wh

at’sthemeaningoftheunderlinedword“repressing”inParagraph2?(Nomorethan5words)________________58.Accordingtothepassage,whatarethecommo

nwaysforpeopletoexpresstheiranger?(Nomorethan20words)________________59.Whydodoctorssayangerisdangerous?(Nom

orethan15words)________________60.Howcanyoudealwithangersuccessfullyinyourdailylife?(Nomorethan20words)________________第二节：书面表达(25分)61

.假设你是晨光中学学生李津。你的英国朋友Chris在最近的一封邮件中提到，他想改掉每天长时间玩网络游戏的习惯，做更好的自己。请按以下提示写封回信：(1)你也打算改掉的一个习惯（或缺点，不足）；(2)它给你的学习或生活带来的影响；(3)你的计

划和决心。注意：(1)词数不少于100；(2)可适当加入细节，使内容充实，行文连贯。DearChris,_________________________________________________________

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