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2021届高三下学期2月份模拟考试英语试题卷第Ⅰ卷第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）第一节：（共10个小题；每小题2.5分，满分25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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AWheni

tcomestojudgmentoftheirbodies,womencan’twin.Peopleoftenmake“fatjokes”,butfat-shamingisnolaughingmatter;neitherisfit-shami

ng.Ispoketotwowomenwhowereshamedforbeingfat,andthen,afterlosingweight,shamedforbeingfit.SarahMooreisa29-year-oldmotherofthreefromIndiana,US.

Shebecameapersonaltrainerafterlosingmorethan45kg.Sheremembersthefat-shamingsheborebeforeherweightloss.Whenwaitingtogetonarollercoasteronce,p

eoplebehindherwerecomplainingaboutthewait,andtheattendant(服务人员)toldthem,“Don’tworry.She’snotgoingtofitonh

ere,andyou’llbenext.”Butafterlosingweight,Mooresaidpeoplecommentedonherbodyevenmore.“NowIgetcommentslike,‘Areyousu

reyoucaneatthat?’becausethey’reworriedI’llregaintheweight,”shesaid.Howdoesitmakeherfeel?“Fat-shamingmademefeelsadandhelpless,andfit-

shamingmakesmeangry,”shesaid.Changesinbodyweightcanalsoinfluencerelationships.Itcanupsetthebalancebecauseothers

cangetjealous.Peoplewholoseweightcanexperiencepersonalitychanges,suchasanincreaseinconfidence,whicha

lsoinfluencesrelationships.Fit-shaminghasbeenhardertohandleforAndreaSereda,a38-year-oldsocialworkerinCan

ada.Shesaidjudgmentofherbodyissomethingshe’sfacedforyears.Seredasaidthatwhenshewas9,hergrandfathertoldheratabirthdayparty,“Idon’tthinkyoushouldeatca

ke,”andmadecommentsabouthowmanycalorieseachbitecontainedassheateit.Shealsoexperiencedsimilarthingsinc

ollege.ThejudgmentofSereda’sbodyincreasedaftershelost57kg.“It’sworsewithpeoplewhoknewmefrombefore,”Seredasaid.“Peo

pleconstantlysay,‘You’resoskinnynowyou’regoingtodisappear.’”Itwasmostlyfriendsmakingsuchcomments.Close

rfriendsseemedtocomparetheirownbodiesnegativelytoSereda’snewphysique(体型).“Iwasafraidofgoingoutandhavingtofieldallthesecomments,”Seredasaid.“Ihadtole

arnhowtohandleit.”Letustrytounderstandthatjustbecausesomeonehaslostweight,itdoesn’tmakethemfairgameforcommentaryont

heirnewshape.Everyonedeservestolivefreeofbeingbodyshamed,regardlessofhowtheylook.21.SarahMooreisshamedforbeingfitafterlosingweig

htmainlybecause________.A.peoplestilljudgehernewbodyshapeB.shelosttoomuchweightafterherdietC.herpersonalitychanged

forthebetterD.peoplearealljealousofhernewlook22.TheexampleofAndreaSeredaisusedto________.A.explainwhatpusheswomentoloseweigh

tB.showthenegativeeffectsoffitshamingC.suggestwhatcanbedonetohandlefatshamingD.showthedifficultiesoverweightwomenface23.

Whatwouldbeaproperwaytotreatthosewhohavelostweight?A.Toappreciatetheirnewbodyshape.B.Tostopcommentingontheirphysique.C.Toencoura

gethemtomaintaintheirshape.D.Toremindthemtobecarefulwiththeirdiet.BI’mJeffLogan,presidentofLoganLuxuryTheatersCorporation.I’mverysorrytotellyouma

nycinemasareatriskofclosingpermanently(永久).That’ssomethingwewouldhatetoseehappen.Watchingthenewestboxofficemovieandeatingabigbucketofpopcorn

isanexperiencethatmanyofushaveenjoyedforaverylongtime.Weallhavefondmemoriesofgoingtoatheaterofourfirs

tdatesorthefirstmoviewesawwithourchildren.Amovietheaterissoimportanttothefabricofthelocalcommunity.It’saplacewhereweallgather,nomatte

rwhatourinterests,andnomatterwhatages,youngandold,richandpoor.Buthowmuchlongerwillclassictheatersremainopen?J

ustlikeotherindustries,movietheatershavebeenhithardbythepandemic(流行病）andaregoingdark.Theentireindustryisbeingcontrolledbythepandemic,b

ecausethestudiosdon’twanttoreleasetheirnewmoviesuntilallthetheaterscanbeopen.Asweallknow,thetheaterscan’tdowellandcan’tgetbacktofu

ll7-dayaweekatfullspeedoperationwithoutnewmoviestoplay.Recently,theLoganLuxury5CinemainMitchellreopenedfortheweekends.How

ever,likemanytheaters,itisonlyoperatingatabout10percentcapacity.Sinceopening,severalnewsafetymeasureshavebeenputinplace.Blockoffeveryotherrow.Peop

leareaskedtoleavethreeseatsbetweenthemandthenextgroup.Staffspraythetheaterwithdisinfectant(消毒剂）aftereverysho

w.Andsanitizerstationscanbefoundthroughoutthetheater.Evenso,somepeoplestillaren’tcomfortablegoingtoamovietheateryet.Ifullyunderstand

that.Anyhow,Ijusthopewemustdosomethingelsetohelpoutourlocaltheaters,liketakingpartinanewnationalproposalcalled“SaveYourCin

ema.”1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"fabric"inparagraph4referto?A.Typicalfeature.B.Basicstructure.C.Publicsupport.D.Commonvision.2.Whyarethefilmstu

diosunwillingtoreleasethenewmovies?A.Cinemasdon’toperatenormally.B.Newmoviesaren’twelcomed.C.Peopledon’tl

ikegoingtocinema.D.Manycinemasgooutofbusiness.3.WhatcanweinferabouttheLoganLuxury5Cinemaafteritsreopening?A.Itmakesalotofmoney.B.Itdoes

wellindiseaseprevention.C.Itreceivesalargeaudienceeveryday.D.Itoffersmoreenjoyableexperience.4.Whatisthepurposeofth

istext?A.Tosharethegoodolddays.B.Toexplainasocialproblem.C.Toaskforpeople’shelp.D.Torecommendatheater.CTomovevisualtechnologyintot

hefuture,sometimesithelpstomakealittlenoise.Researchershaveusedsoundwavestoproducefloating3-Dimages,createasenseoftouchandevensupplyasoundtrack.Sin

cethe1940s,scientistshavetoyedwiththeconceptofacousticlevitation(声悬浮),theuseofsoundwavevibrationstotraptinythingsinmidair.Thetechno

logyhasgainedgreatercapabilitiesinthepastdecade.Someresearchersbelievethisimprovementcouldleadtoapplicat

ionssuchascontributingtonovel3-Dprintingmethods,orcreatingdisplaysthatwouldbevisiblefromanyanglewithoutrequirin

gascreen.Otherresearchershavealsoworkedonvisualdisplaysthatuseacousticlevitation.Inadditiontovisuals,thesystemcan

alsoproduceaudiblenoisetogivethedisplayasoundtrack.Andtheultrasoundspeakerscanalsoconcentratevibrationsinonespotsothatafingermig

htfeelasensepushingback—alittleliketheobjectshownbythefloatingimageisreallythere.Soundwavescreatea3-Ddis

play!Displaywithoutascreenisremarkablyuseful.Itmeansthateverybodyintheroomcanseetheimage—anyangle,location—andthat’sextremelyhelpful.Asacommu

nicationssystem,suchadisplaymightonedayallowuserstochatwitha3-Dprojection(投影)ofapersonwhocanturnhisorherheadt

ofollowastheymovearoundaroom.Thedisplaywillrequirealotmoreworkbeforeyoucaninstallitinyourlivingroom,h

owever.Sofar,thishasbeendoneintheresearchlaboratory.Weneedtopushitalittlebitharder.Weneedtodomoreanalysisto

seeifitwouldmakesensetocreatearealdisplaythatpeoplewouldhaveathome.Thecurrentsystemcanonlyshowsimplegraphi

cs,suchasasmileyfaceorfigureeight,inrealtime.Still,weareoptimisticaboutthepotentialforthistypeoftechnology.Ifthesy

stemhadonlyonespeaker-coveredsurfaceinsteadoftwo,itcouldgenerateimagesthatarebiggerthanthedeviceitself.Wecan’tma

keaTVimagethat’sbiggerthantheTV—evenaprojectorhastohaveaprojectionscreenthat’sbiggerthantheimageitself.Butwit

havolumetric(容积的)display,asmall,portabledevicemightproduceamuchlargerpicture.Wecanimagine,inthefuture,havingvolumetricdisplaysinwatche

s,forexample,thatcreatelargeimagesthatjustprojectoutofyourwatch.5.Fromthefirsttwoparagraphssoundwavevibrationscanbeusedto_.A.catchverysmallobjects

inmidairB.develop3-Dprinter’scapabilitiesC.replaceacreativedisplayscreenD.composesoundtracksbymakingnonoise6.Whatdoweknowaboutdi

splaywithoutascreen?A.Ithasresultedinvisualtechnology.B.Itispossibletoseetheimagefromanydirection.C.Itisalreadyripetocreatearealoneathome.D.Ithasye

ttobetestedintheresearchlaboratory.7.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A.Outlooksforthenewtechnology.B.Situationsofthe

moderntechnology.C.Praiseforthecutting-edgetechnology.D.Roomforthetechnicalimprovement.8.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?A.He

aringIsSeeing—SoundWavesCreatea3-DDisplayB.SeeingisBelieving—3-DPrintingMethodsArriveC.AdvancingSenseofTouch—3-DImagesFloatintheAirD.PromotingTVTechn

ology—Chatwith3-DProjectionsDOnemorning,whenGregorSamsawokefromtroubleddreams,hefoundhimselftransformedinhisbedin

toahorribleinsect.Helayonhisarmor-likeback,andifheliftedhisheadalittlehecouldseehisbrownbelly,slightlydomedanddividedbyarchesintostiffsections.Thebe

ddingwashardlyabletocoveritandseemedreadytoslideoffanymoment.Hismanylegs,pitifullythincomparedwiththesizeoftherestofhim,wavedabouthe

lplesslyashelooked.“What’shappenedtome?”hethought.Itwasn’tadream.Hisroom,aproperhumanroomalthoughalitt

letoosmall,laypeacefullybetweenitsfourfamiliarwalls.Acollectionoftextilesampleslayspreadoutonthetable—Samsawasatravell

ingsalesman—andaboveittherehungapicturethathehadrecentlycutoutofanillustratedmagazineandhousedinanice,gildedframe.Itshowedaladyfittedoutwithafurhatan

dfurscarfwhosatupright,raisingaheavyfurmuff（暖手筒）thatcoveredthewholeofherlowerarmtowardstheviewer.Gregorthenturnedtolookoutthewindowatthedullweathe

r.Dropsofraincouldbeheardhittingthewindow,whichmadehimfeelquitesad.“HowaboutifIsleepalittlebitlongerandforgetallthisnonsense,”hethought,but

thatwassomethinghewasunabletodobecausehewasusedtosleepingonhisright,andinhispresentstatecouldn’tgetintothatposition.How

everhardhethrewhimselfontohisright,healwaysrolledbacktowherehewas.Hemusthavetrieditahundredtimes,shuthiseyessothathewouldn’thavetolookattheflounde

ringlegs,andonlystoppedwhenhebegantofeelamild,dullpaintherethathehadneverfeltbefore.Hethought,“Whatahe

avycareeritisthatI’vechosen!Travellingdayinanddayout.Doingbusinesslikethistakesmuchmoreeffortthandoingyourownbusinessathome,andontopofthatthe

re'sthecurseoftravelling,worriesaboutmakingtrainconnections,badandirregularfood,contactwithdifferentpeo

pleallthetimesothatyoucannevergettoknowanyoneorbecomefriendlywiththem.”Hefeltaslightitchuponhisbelly;pushedhimselfslowlyuponhisback

towardstheheadboardsothathecouldlifthisheadbetter;foundwheretheitchwas,andsawthatitwascoveredwithlotsoflittlewhitesp

otswhichhedidn’tknowwhattomakeof;andwhenhetriedtofeeltheplacewithoneofhislegshedrewitquicklybackbecauseassoonashetouchedithewasover

comebyacoldtremble.Heslidbackintohisformerposition.“Gettingupearlyallthetime,”hethought,“itmakesyoustupid.You’vegottogete

noughsleep.Othertravellingsalesmenlivealifeofluxury.Forinstance,wheneverIgobacktotheguesthouseduringthemor

ningtocopyoutthecontract,thesegentlemenarealwaysstillsittingthereeatingtheirbreakfasts.Ioughttojusttrythatwithmyboss;I’dgetkickedoutonthes

pot.Butwhoknows,maybethatwouldbethebestthingforme.IfIdidn’thavemyparentstothinkaboutI’dhavegiveninmyn

oticealongtimeago,I’dhavegoneuptothebossandtoldhimjustwhatIthink,tellhimeverythingIwould,lethimknowjustwhatIfeel.He’dfall

rightoffhisdesk!Andit’safunnysortofbusinesstobesittingupthereatyourdesk,talkingdownatyourinferiorsfromupthere,especiallywhenyouhave

togorightupclosebecausethebossishardofhearing.Well,there’sstillsomehope;onceI’vegotthemoneytogethertopayoffmyparents’debtt

ohim—anotherfiveorsixyearsIsuppose—that’sdefinitelywhatI’lldo.That’swhenI’llmakethebigchange.Firstofallthough,I’v

egottogetup,mytrainleavesatfive.”9.Accordingtothepassage,Gregorinitiallybelieveshistransformationisa.A.curseB.diseaseC.nightmareD.fraud10.Th

eauthormostlikelyincludesadescriptionofGregor’sitchinparagraph4to.A.remindthereaderthatGregorhasalreadyturnedintoaninsec

tB.stressthedisconnectionbetweenGregors’thoughtsandhisactualsituationC.presentimportantdetailsaboutwhatGregor’snewbodylookslikeD.showthatGre

gor’sthoughtsarefocusedonthechangestohisbody11.ThepassagemoststronglysuggestswhichofthefollowingaboutGregor’sa

ttitudetowardhisprofession?A.Heisangry.B.Heiseagertoplease.C.Heisdepressed.D.Heisdiligent.12.Themainrhetorical（修辞的）ef

fectofthefinalsentenceoftheexcerpt(“Firstofallthough,I'vegottogetup,mytrainleavesatfive”)isto.A.provideasolutiontotheconflic

tGregorfacesB.foretelltheconflictbetweenGregorandhisbossB.illustrateGregor’sflexibilityandabilitytomoveonD.emphasizeGregor’sextremesense

ofduty第二节：（共5个小题；每小题2分，满分10分）根据短文内容，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。YounggirlsarewaitinginlonglinestoshopatBra

ndyMelville,anItalianfashionbrand.Youcanfindsmallskirts,tinyT-shirtsandskinnyjeansthere.31Withcelebrities(明星)andfa

shionvloggerspostingphotosofBrandyMelvilleclothingonline,thebrandhasgotpopularallovertheworld.However,manygirlsare

findingthatthebrand’sclothesaretoosmall.Thebrand’sideaof“onesizefitsall”hasmadethemfeeluncomfortable.“32Everyonehasadifferentshape,

”agirlnamedAllisontoldBuzzfeed.“Itsendsamessagethatifyoudon’tfitintotheclothing,whetherit’stoobigortoosmall,you’renot‘normal’,whichleadstoallso

rtsofbodydissatisfaction,”Allisonadded.__33AccordingtoasurveybyGirlGuidingUK,47percentofgirlsaged11-21saythewaytheyloo

kholdsthemback.InChina,morethanhalfofteenagerswanttoloseweighttomakethemselveslookbetter,accordingtoasurveybySouth

ernWeekly.FashiontrendssetbycompanieslikeBrandyMelvilleare“ruiningthegirl’sself-esteem(自尊心)”,asNicoletteSimonswroteforOdyssey.Theunre

alisticsizesoftheirclothescanmakegirlsfeelliketheyaretoofat.34Theymightnotevenrealizethatthisisnottheirfault,

butthefaultofthetrend.“Girlsshouldlearntoacceptdifferentbodyshapesandshowthemselveswithconfidence,”asTMTPostsaid.Nob

odyneedstobea“BrandyMelvillegirl”.35A.Justbeyourself.B.Yourclothessayalotaboutyou.C.There’sclearlynosuchthingasones

izefitsall!D.Theymighttrytoloseweightatthecostoftheirhealth.E.Everythingintheshopisdesignedonlyforonebodytype:thin.F.I

nfact,it’scommonforteenagerstofeelunhappywiththeirbodies.G.Followingfashiontrendshaslittletodowithyourpersonalcomfort.第三部分:语言运用(

共两节,满分45分)第一节：完形填空（共20个小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。BrendaBongosw

asagirlwithonebigambition---toplaythedrumsinaband.Buta(n)21layinherway.Tobegoodenoughtoplayinaband,Brendahadto

practicealot,butshelivednext-doortolotsof22peopleinacarehome.Thesoundofbeatingdrumswouldreallyannoythem.Bre

ndawas23.Shealwaystriedtofindawayofpracticingherdrumswithoutbotheringotherpeople,butwithoutsuccess.However,24

topracticeasmuchasshecould,Brendatriedallkindsofways.Oneday,whilewatchingasciencedocumentary,sheheardthat25cannottravelinspacewithoutair.Atthatmoment

,Brendabongosdecidedtobecomea26astronaut.SoBrendabuiltaspacebubbleconnectedwithamachine,whichdrewoutallair.Insidewasa27ofdrums.Oncein

side,Brenda28themachineandplayedlikemad!Itwasn’tlongbeforeshehadbecome29.Manypeoplecametoseeherplayinherspacebubble.30afterwardsshe

startedgivingconcertsoutofthebubble.31,Brendabecamearealmusicalastronautasthegovernmentaskedhertobepartofaspacejourney,andha

dgonefarbeyondherfirst32ofplayingdrumsinaband.Whenaskedhowshehad33allthis,shesaid,"Ifthoseoldpeoplenext-doorhadn’t

34somuchtome,Iwouldn’thavegonetosuch35tofindasolution,andnoneofthiswouldhaveeverhappened.21.A.questionB.obstacleC.fi

gureD.hand22.A.sickB.localC.elderlyD.poor23.A.delightfulB.wonderfulC.awfulD.respectful24.A.scaredB.thrilledC.d

eterminedD.encouraged25.A.lightB.soundC.airD.heat26.A.classical27.A.part28.A.turnedon29.A.matureB.musicalB.pairB.puto

nB.skillfulC.medicalC.coupleC.gotonC.famousD.physicalD.setD.heldonD.confident30.A.HardlyB.ShortlyC.R

arelyD.Swiftly31.A.FinallyB.GenerallyC.SuddenlyD.Fortunately32.A.effortB.performanceC.ambitionD.attempt33.A.gainedB.d

oneC.gotD.achieved34.A.matteredB.relatedC.owedD.talked35.A.classesB.placesC.difficultiesD.lengths第Ⅱ卷注意：将答案

写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：（共10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Thefirstonthemust-goatt

ractionlistofJiuzhaigouistheJiuzhaiValleyNationalPark.36(locate)about460kilomatresawayfromChengdu,ithasa

(n)37(usual)ecosystemwithdozensoflakes,waterfalls,forestsandrareanimals.Theregoesasaying38nomountainiswort

hseeingaftertheYellowMountainandnootherwaterwillbe39interestaftertheJiuzhaiValley.Ifthereare“fairylands”intheworld,Jiuzhaigouis40(

certain)oneofthem.Thissitehasbeendesignatedas41UNESCOWorldHeritageSite.GoingwestalongJiuhuangRingWaytowardsChengdu,visitorsca

nstopandexploremanyspectacularscenic42(wonder).TheHuanglongNationalScenicReserveisfamousforits___43(colour)water

s,lakes,hotsprings,snow-cappedmountains,valleys,andforests.Itisanothermust-seeforvisitors44(come)toJiuzhaigou.Them

ajesticsnow-cappedXuebaodingMountain,45is5,500metresabovesealevel,standsonthewaytoHuangReserve.Itisafavouriteamongmountainclimbe

rsandhikers.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华,高考后想报考英语专业，但是你的口语太差，偶然的一个机会你从网上发现外籍教师Anna在线辅导英语口语。请根据以下要点写一封求助信，

内容包括：1．介绍自己的情况；2．向外教求助；3.表示感谢并期盼回复。注意：1．词数80左右；2．可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节：读后续写（满分25分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。A.J.shutthedoorofthetruck.

“Ready,”hesaid.Hisdadstartedthetruck.Itwassixo’clockandfreezing,butthestrongmorningsunpromisedwarmertem

peratures.Ithadbeencolderthannormaloverthepastweek,andthegroundandpondswerealreadyfrozen.“Afterwecheckonthecows

,”Dadsaid,“youshouldhavesometimetopracticeropingcattle.”A.J.wantedtoentertherodeos(牛仔竞技表演)inwhichcowboysrodewildhorses,a

ndcaughtcattlewithropes.Thebestprofessionalscouldbreakfromthegateonhorseback,ropeacalf(小牛),andhog-tiethecalfinle

ssthantenseconds.Sofar,A.J.needednearlyaminuteandahalf,buthe’donlybeenatitforafewmonths.Thetruckbounceddownthedirtroad.Inafewminutes,

theypassedthroughthefieldgate.A.J.pulledapairoftelescopes.Theblackspotsofcowsonthefarhilltookshape.Thecowsgatheredaroundthepond.A.J.guessedtheyw

antedthewaterlockedundertheice.Suddenly,theyheardextremelyfrightenedshoutsfromonecow.Dadstoppedthetruck,andheandA.J.staredatthefrozenpondanx

iously.Acalflayontheiceinthemiddleofthepond.Acow,nodoubtthecalf’smother,stoodonshore,shoutingdesperately.Thecalfstruggledto

getupbutslippedandfelleachtime.Themorningsunseemedwarmer.Toowarm.A.J.knewthatthesituationwasurgent.I

fthecalflaytheretoolong,shecouldfallthroughtheiceanddrown.Dadeasedthetruckdownthehillandstoppedattheedgeofthe

pond.“Notellinghowlongshe’sbeenthere,”hesaid.“Theicecouldbeabouttomelt.Idon’tthinkwecanriskit.”Dadshookhishead,“It’sjustnots

afe.”注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.应使用5个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语；3.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；4.续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。Paragraph1:A.J.watchedthecalf,whoseeyeswerewidew

ithfright.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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_____________________________________________________________Paragraph2:Itwouldbejustlikerodeopractice,A.J.thought,tryingtostaycalm._________________

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_______________________________________英语参考答案第一部分:阅读理解第一节（共10个小题；每小题2.5分，满分25分）A.ABBB.BABCC.ABAAD.CBAD第二节（共5个小题；每小题2分，满分10分）16--20ECF

DA第三部分：语言运用第一节：完形填空（共20个小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）21-25BCDCB26-30BDACB31-35ACDAD第二节（共10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）Locatedunusual

thatofcertainlyawonderscolourfulcomingwhich第四部分：写作第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）DearMissAnna,LeaningontheInternetthatyouhelpstudentsonlinewithoralEngl

ish,Iamwritingtoaskyouforhelp.Duringthepasttenyears,I’velearntabout3,500Englishwordsandsomebasicgrammar.Iampl

anningtomajorinEnglishincollegeaftergraduatingfromhighschool.However,myoralEnglishissopoorthatIcan’tcommunicatew

ithothersinEnglishfluently.Therefore,I’mdyingtoimprovemyoralEnglish.IwouldappreciateitifyoucouldguidemeandI’mlo

okingforwardtoyourearlyreply.Yourssincerely,LiHua第二节：读后续写（满分25分）Paragraph1:A.J.watchedthecalf,whoseeyeswerewidewithfright.Though

frightened,thecalfgatheredallherstrengthtogetupbutslippedoverandoveragain.Seeingthedanger,themothercowletoutshoutswithhorrorandcasthelples

sglancesatA.J.andhisdadasifbeggingthemforhelp.Anatmosphereofsadnessblanketingthewholeworld,everynerveinA

.J.’sbodyscreamedathimthathemustsavethepoorcalf.Allofasudden,anideacameintohismindlikeaflash.Paragraph2:Itwouldbejustlikerodeopr

actice,A.J.thought,tryingtostaycalm.Herushedtothetrucktograbtheropequickly,aimeditatthecalfandletitgo.Luc

kily,hemadeitatthefirstattempt!Withpalmssweating,heandhisdadstruggledtopullthecalfoutofthefrozenpond.Afterwhatseemedlikeacentury,theym

anagedtosavethecalf.Seeingthecalfrunningtohermotherhappily,A.J.feltcomfortedandgladthatwhathehadlearnedhelpedsavealife.