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重庆乌江新高考协作体2024届高考模拟监测（三）英语试题（分数：150分，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。例:Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.B.£
9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。1.Whatwillthewomandothisevening?A．HavedinnerwithMike.B．Gooutwithherparents.C．Stayathomewithherbrother.2.Howd
oesthewomankeepintouchwithherfamily?A．Bymakingphonecalls.B．Bysendingpostcards.C．ByusingtheInternet.3.What
didthemanbuy?A．Greentea.B．Orangejuice.C．Hotchocolate.4.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A．Movesomeboxes.B．Makeaphonecall.C．Driveacar.5.Whyistheman
talkingtothewoman?A．Totakeoutinsurance.B．Todescribehisillness.C．Tomakeanappointment.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7两个小题。6.Wheredoestheconver
sationtakeplace?A．Inahotel.B．Intheman'soffice.C．Inapostoffice.7.Whatwillthemandonext?A．Postsomepapers.B．Findafaxmachine.C．Godownstairs
听下面一段对话，回答第8至第9两个小题。8.Wheredidthemanmostprobablylosehisphone?A．Ontheunderground.B．Inabank.C．Inaresta
urant9.Whatwillthemandobeforefiveo'clock?A．Buyanewphone.B．Makeacall'tothewoman.C．Meetthewoman.听下面一段对话，回答第10至第12三个小题。10.Howd
idthewomanbookthemovietickets?A．OntheInternet.B．Attheticketoffice.C．Onthephone.11.WhendidthespeakersplantomeettheSmithsatfirst?A．At11:3
0.B．At12:00.C．At2：00.12.Whatwillthewomanhopetodoonthewaybackhome?A．Orderabook.B．Pickupthetickets.C．MeetwiththeSmiths.听下面一段对话，回答第13至第1
6四个小题。13.WhatdoesthemanthinkofLucy'stakingflyinglessons?A．Inspiring.B．Surprising.C．Exciting.14.WhatisLucy?A．Apilot.B．A
nurse.C．Adoctor.15.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?A．Teachinacollege.B．Startherownrestaurant.C．TeachanItaliancookingclass.
16.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Husbandandwife.B．Brotherandsister.C．Teacherandstudent.听下面一段独白，回答第17至第20四个小题。17.
Whoisthespeaker?A．AnEnglishteacher.B．Auniversitystudent.C．Anewsreporter.18.WhatdoesthespeakerthinkofEnglishlistening?A．B
oring.B．Interesting.C．Difficult.19.Whatdoesthespeakersuggest?A．Practicinglisteningmoreafterclass.B．Tryingtounderstandeveryworewhenlis
tening.C．Listeningtopopsongswithoutreadingthewords.20.Whatisthespeakermainlytalkingabout?A．Howtoundersta
ndEnglishteachersbetter.B．HowtofindinterestingEnglishmaterials.C．HowtoimproveyourlisteninginEnglish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。Thefollowingarereviewsoffourfilms.Happiness(Roman
ce)★★★Happinesstellsthestoryoftwopeoplewhoworkfordifferentadvertisingcompanies.Theytalkonthephoneallthetimeanddon
’tlikeeachother.Butthentheycorrespondbyemailandfallinlove.Thismovieisverypopularwithteenagersandpeoplewholikeromances.Italsohasbeautifulm
usic.IScream(Thriller)★★InIScream,Paulisayoungmanwhojoinsathrillerclub.Eachofthememberstriestofrightentheot
hers.Paulistoldtostayinanoldhouseforthenight.Everyonewhohastriedtostayinthehousebeforehasdied.Thismovieisveryfrighteningbutalsoquites
illy.Itdoesn’tmakesenseforPaultostayinthehousewhenthingsstarttogowrong.Itisonlyforpeoplewholikethrillers.Paul’
sHeroes(Comedy)★★★ThisisaveryfunnywarmoviesetinWorldWarⅡ.SixsoldiershavetogettoItalytotakesecretmessagestotheAmericanarmythere.I
nthemovie,theydressupaswomenandfightwithItalianworkers.Youcanguesstheending,butit’sgreatfungettingthere.________(Drama)★★★★Thisisaverygooddramawi
thJackRoss,whoplaysahardworkingtruckdriver.Hiswifebecomesillandhehastofindadoctorwhocanhelpher.InhistravelshemeetsDrLloyd(PhilDriver)whohasfoun
dthecurefortheillness,butJackRosshasonlytwelvehourstogetthemedicinebacktohiswifeontheothersideofAmerica.Thisisanexcellentmovie,whic
hisveryexciting.21．Whichmoviedoesthereviewerlikebest?A．No.1.B．No.2.C．No.3.D．No.4.22．Whichofthefollow
ingisthebesttitleforthefourthfilm?A．AHardWorkingTruckDriverB．MedicineC．StrangeIllnessD．TwelveHours23．WhichofthefollowingisTRUEacco
rdingtothepassage?A．Happinesstellsthestoryoftwopeoplewhodon’tlikeeachotherbutfallinlove.B．Thrillersarepopularwithmostpeop
le.C．Paul’sHeroesisnotworthseeingatall.D．It’seasyforJackRoss’swifetobesaved.BMostpeoplecanthinkofatimewhentheywere
inabadmoodafteralongdayatworkandashopassistantgavethemawarmsmile.Ormaybetheyoverheardtheirbus-matespeaking
Germanandendedupfillingthemorningcommute（通勤）withastimulatingconversationaboutanupcomingtrip.NicholasEpley,apsychologistattheUni
versityofChicagoconductedastudy.Participantsspeakingtostrangersonpublictransportationduringtheirmorningcommutesrepor
tedhavingamoreenjoyablecommute.Epleysharedwhyspeakingtostrangersmayhavesuchamoodboostingimpact.Lonel
iness,Epleyexplained,isoneofthemostdangeroussocialstressorsandisevenmorephysicallyharmfulthanobesity（肥胖）.“It’slargerthanairpollut
ion,whichwespendanawfullotoftimeworryingabout.”Makingconnectionswiththosearounduscanreducelonelinessanditsharmfulimpacts.Despiteallthebenef
itsofconversingwithstrangers,therearesomefactorsthatholdpeoplebackfromnewsocialconnections.PsychologistGill
ianSandstromthinksthatpeopledon’ttalkwithstrangers,simplybecausemostpeopledon’thavetheskillsorconfidencetodoso.Toaddressthis,sheranLondon-basedevent
stohelppeoplegainconfidenceininitiatingconversationswithstrangers.Sandstromsaid,“Bytheend,thoseparticipantsdon’twantto
stoptalking.”Sandstromwantedtotakethissuccessastepfurtherandshestartedhostingeventswherepeoplewerefor
cedtotalkwithstrangers.Forexample,usingtheappGooseChase,Sandstrommadeacampaignthatrequiredparticipantstotalktopeoplewithavarietyofcharacteristics.Th
iseventwasalsosuccessfulwithfourfifthsofparticipantssharingthattheylearnedsomethingnew,andnearlyhalfhopingtokeepintouchwi
thanew-foundfriend.Peoplespendsomuchofourdayaroundstrangers,suchasinlineatthestore,onpublictransportation,andintheoffice.Whynottakeadvantageof
beingaroundpeopleyoudon’tknow?Flashasmileorstartupaconversation,andyouwillmaketwopeople’sdaynicer.24．WhydoesN
icholasEpleymentionairpollution?A．Toshowthestrongimpactoflonelinessonmood.B．Tohighlightthesignificanceofmakingconnection
s.C．Tointroducethebenefitsofconversingwithstrangers.D．Toprovethenecessityofcreatingagoodenvironment.25．WhatcanwelearnaboutGillianSandstrom’s
London-basedevents?A．Theyprovidenewjobopportunities.B．Theyarehighlyenjoyedbytheparticipants.C．Theyboostp
eople’sconfidenceinsociety.D．Theyexplorewhypeopledon’ttalktostrangers.26．Howdoestheauthorshowthesuccessoftheapp-basedcampaign?A．Byr
eferringtoquotes.B．Bylistingexamples.C．Bymakingcomparisons.D．Byshowingstatistics.27．Whatistheauthor’spurposeinwritingthe
text?A．Tourgepeopletointeractwithstrangers.B．Torelievecommutersfromawkwardness.C．Tohelppeopleimprovecommunicationsk
ills.D．Toremindpeopletopayattentiontotheirsurroundings.CHugehealthcarebills,longemergency-roomwaitsa
ndtheinabilitytofindaprimarycarephysicianjustscratchthesurfaceoftheproblemsthatpatientsfacedaily.Primarycareshouldbethebackboneofanyhealthcaresyste
m.Countrieswithappropriateprimarycareresourcesscorehighlywhenitcomestohealthoutcomesandcost.TheU.S.takestheoppositeapproachbyemphasizingthespecia
listratherthantheprimarycarephysician.ArecentstudyanalyzedtheproviderswhotreatMedicarebeneficiaries(老年医保受惠人).Thestartlingfindingwasthattheave
rageMedicarepatientsawatotalofsevendoctors—twoprimarycarephysiciansandfivespecialists—inagivenyear.Contrarytopopularbelief,t
hemorephysicianstakingcareofyoudon’tguaranteebettercare.Actually,increasingfragmentationofcareresultsinacorrespondingriseincost
andmedicalerrors.Howdidweletprimarycareslipsofar?Thekeyishowdoctorsarepaid.Mostphysiciansarepaidwhenevertheyperformamedicalservice.Themoreaphysician
does,regardlessofqualityoroutcome,thebetterhe’sreimbursed(返还费用).Moreover,theamountaphysicianreceivesleansheavilytowardmedicalorsurgical
procedures.Aspecialistwhoperformsaprocedureina30-minutevisitcanbepaidthreetimesmorethanaprimarycarephysicianus
ingthatsame30minutestodiscussapatient’sdisease.Combiningthisfactwithannualgovernmentthreatstoindiscriminately(任意地)cu
treimbursements,physiciansarefacedwithnochoicebuttoincreasequantitytoboostincome.Primarycarephysicianswhorefusetocompromiseq
ualityareeitherdrivenoutofbusinessortocash-onlypractices,furthercontributingtothedeclineofprimarycare.Me
dicalstudentsarenotblindtothisscenario.Theyseehowheavilythereimbursementdeckisstackedagainstprimarycare.Therecen
tnumbersshowthatsince1997,newlygraduatedU.S.medicalstudentswhochooseprimarycareasacareerhavedeclinedby5
0%.ThistrendresultsIemergencyroomsbeingoverwhelmedwithpatientswithoutregulardoctors.Howdowefixthisproblem?
Itstartswithreformingthephysicianreimbursementsystem.Removethepressureforprimarycarephysicianstosqueezei
nmorepatientsperhour,andrewardthemforoptimally(最佳的)managingtheirdiseasesandpracticingevidence-basedmedicine.Makeprimarycaremoreat
tractivetomedicalstudentsbyforgivingstudentsloansforthosewhochooseprimarycareasacareerandreconcilingthemarkeddifferencebetweenspecialistandprimaryc
arephysiciansalaries.We’reatapointwhereprimarycareisneededmorethanever.Withinafewyears,thefirstwaveofthe76millionBabyBoomerswillbecomeeligiblefo
rMedicare.Patientsolderthan85,whoneedchroniccaremost,willriseby50%thisdecade.Whowillbetheretotreatthem?28．Welearnfromthepassagethatpeopletendtobel
ievethat________.A．themorecostlythemedicine,themoreeffectivethecureB．seeingmoredoctorsmayresultinmorediagnosticerrorsC．v
isitingthesamedoctoronaregularbasisensuresgoodhealthD．themoredoctorsapatientsees,thebetter29．Facedwiththegovernmentthreatstocutreimbursemen
tsindiscriminately,primarycarephysicianshaveto________.A．increasetheirincomebyworkingovertimeB．improvet
heirexpertiseandserviceC．seemorepatientsattheexpenseofqualityD．makevariousdealswithspecialists30．Whatsuggestiondoestheauthorgiveinordertoprovi
debetterhealthcare?A．Bridgethesalarygapbetweenspecialistandprimarycarephysicians.B．Extendprimarycaretopatientswithchronicdiseases.C．
Recruitmoremedicalstudentsbyofferingthemloans.D．Reducethetuitionofstudentswhochooseprimarycareastheirmajor.31．Thebesttitleforthispassagei
s________.A．TheHealthCareinTroubleB．TheImbalanceSystemC．TheDecliningNumberofDoctorsD．TheEver-risingHealthCareCost
sDTeachersworriedaboutstudentsturninginessayswrittenbyapopularartificialintelligencechatbotnowhaveanewtooloftheirown.EdwardTian,acom
putersciencemajoratPrincetonUniversity,hasbuiltanAppcalledGPTZerotodetectwhetheratextiswrittenbyChatGPT,whichisapopularchatbotthathascausedfearsove
ritspossibilityforimmoralusesinAmericanacademiccircles.Hismotivationtocreatethecomputerprogramwastofightwhatheseesas
anincreaseinAIplagiarism(剽窃).SincethereleaseofChatGPTin2022,therehavebeenreportsofstudentsusingthelanguag
emodeltopassoffAI-writtenassignmentsastheirown.ManyteachershavereachedouttohimafterhereleasedGPTZero,tellinghimaboutthepositiver
esultsthey’veseenfromtestingit.Todeterminewhetheranessayiswrittenbyacomputerprogram,GPTZerousestwoind
icators:“confusion”and“burstiness(突发性)”.Thefirstindicatormeasuresthecomplexityoftext;ifGPTZeroisconfusedbythetext,
thenithasahighcomplexityandit’smorelikelytobehuman-written.However,ifthetextismorefamiliartoGPTZero—becauseit’sbeentrainedonsu
chdata—thenitwillhavelowcomplexityandthereforeismorelikelytobeAI-generated.Besides,thesecondindicato
rcomparesthevariationsofsentences.Humanstendtowritewithgreaterburstiness,forexample,withsomelongerorcomplexsentencesalon
gsideshorterones.AIsentencestendtobemoreuniform.Inademonstrationvideo,TiancomparedtheApp’sanalysisofastoryinTheNewYorkerandaLinkedInp
ostwrittenbyChatGPT.ItsuccessfullydistinguishedwritingbetweenhumanandAI.However,GPTZeroisn’tfoolproof,assomeusershavereport
edwhenputtingittothetest.Hesaidhe’sstillworkingtoimprovethemodel’saccuracy.TianisnotopposedtotheuseofAItoolslikeChatGPT.
GPTZerois“notmeanttobeatooltostopthesetechnologiesfrombeingused,”hesaid.“Butwithanynewtechnologies,weneedtobeabletoadoptitresponsiblyandweneedtohave
protections.”32．WhathavesomestudentsdonesinceChatGPTwasreleased?A．TheyhavebuiltlanguagemodelsfromChatGPT.B．TheyhavecopiedAI-writtentextfromChatG
PTC．TheyhaveaccessedtheirassignmentsthroughChatGPT.D．TheyhavepassedtheirwritingexamsthroughChatGPT.33．Whatcan
beinferredaboutthetwoindicatorsofGPTZero?A．Themoreuniformthetextis,themorelikelyitistobeAI-generated.B．Thelesscomplexthetextis,th
emorelikelyitistobehuman-written.C．GPTZerosometimesconfuseshuman-writtentextswithAI-generatedtexts.D．GPTZerois
morefamiliarwithhuman-writtentextsthanwithAI-generatedtexts.34．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“foolproof”meaninthefourthparagraph?A．User-friendly.B．Tim
e-efficient.C．Perfectlylegal.D．Completelyreliable.35．WhatmaybeTian’sattitudetotheuseofAItools?A．Favorable.B．Disapprov
ing.C．Objective.D．Ambiguous.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。Haveyoualwaysdre
amedofhavingagarden,butthoughtyoudidn’thaveenoughspace(空间)?36Withalittleplanningandcreativity.youcanstillma
keabeautifulgardenfromthesmalloutdoorspaceHerearesometipsthatyoucanfollow.Planyourlayout(布局)carefully.37Considertheoverallarrangemento
fthespaceandcreatedifferentzonesfordifferentpurposes.Youmaywanttomakeanoutlineoruseadesigntooltoimagineit.Orit’sagoodch
oicetosearchonlinefordigitalgardenplannerstohelpyoudeignthelayout38Ifyouhavelimitedspace,it’simportanttoselectplantsthatwillgrowwellinyourgarden
.Lookforplantsthatsuittheclimate,soiltype,andgrowingconditions.Orchoosedenseorsmallsizesofplantstomakethebe
stuseofyourspaceMakeuseofvertical(垂直的)space.Oneofthebestwaystomakethemostofyoursmallgardenistouseverticalgardeningskills.Verticalg
ardeningisanexcellentwaytoaddmoregreenerytoyoursmallgardenwithouttakinguptoomuchspace.39Youcanalsouseh
angingbasketstoaddmoregreenerytoyourspace.Includetheeatableintoyourgarden.Growingyourownfoodisnotonlysatisfying,butitcanalsosaveyoumone
yongroceriesEvenifyouonlyhaveasmallgarden.youcanstillconsidergrowingvariousfruits,vegetables,whichcanbegrown
tacontainerslikeboxesandpots.40Withthesetipsinmind,youcancreateabeautifulandproductivegardenineventhesmallestspace.Happygardening!A．Fo
llowdesignrules.B．It’stimetothinkagain.C．Choosesuitableplants.D．First,owningagardenisimportant.E．Youcangrowplan
tsonwallsorladders.F．Beforeplanting.thinkabouthowtouseyourgarden.G．Theycanprovidefreshanddeliciousfoodthroughouttheseason.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。Morepeoplearetravellingthaneverbefore,andlowerbarrierstoentryandfallingcostsm
eanstheyaredoingsofor41periods.Theriseof“citybreaks”48-hourburstsofforeigncultures,easieronthepocketandannualleavebal
ancehasincreasedtouristnumbers,butnottheir42spread.ThesameattractionshavebeenusedtomarketcitiessuchasParis,Barcelo
naandVenicefordecades,andvisitorsusethesameinfrastructure(基础设施)asresidentstoreachthem.“Toomanypeopledothesamethingat
theexactsametime,”saysFont,anexpertintourism.“For43,thecitynolongerbelongstothem.”Inresponsetothissitu
ation,citieshavecomeupwithvarioussolutions.Forinstance,Amsterdamhasstartedadvisingvisitorstoseek44outsideofthecitycenteronitsoffic
ialwebsite.“Thattakescourage,really,todothat.Butonlysomanypeoplewilllookatthewebsite,anditmeanstheyc
ansaytotheirresidentsthey’redoingalltheycanto45congestion.”Butitalsoproposesabetterway,whichiscalled“de-tou
rism”:sustainabletraveltipsand46schedulesforexploringarealVenice,offthepathsbeatenbythe28millionvisitorswhoflockthereea
chyear.Agreatervarietyof47forprospectivevisitors—ideasforwhattodoinoff-peakseasons,forexample,oroutsideofthecitycenter—canhavetheeff
ectofremovingthemfromalreadycrowdedlandmarks,or48shortbreaksawayinthefirstplace.Longerstays49thepressure,saysFont.‘
IfyougotoParisfortwodays,you’regoingtotheEiffelTower.Ifyougofortwoweeks,you’renotgoingtogototheEiffelTower14times.”Similarl
y,repeatvisitorshaveabettersenseofthe50,“Weshouldbeaskinghowwecangettouriststo51,nothowtogetthemtocomeforthefirsttime.Ifthey’recomingfor
thefifthtime,itismucheasiertointegratetheirbehaviorswithours.”Fontsayscitiescouldstandtobemore52aboutth
etouriststheytrytoattractwhenthecurrentmetricformarketingsuccessishowmanythereare,andhowfarthey’vecome.“Y
ou’rethinking.‘yeahbutatwhatcost…’”HepointstounpublisheddatafromtheBarcelonaTouristBoardthatprioritizesJapanesetouristforspendingana
verageof640moreperdaythanFrenchtourists—a(n)53thatfailstotakeintoaccounttheirbiggercarbonfootprint.54touristsarealsomorelikelytoberepeatvisi
torsthatcomeatoff-peaktimes,buylocalproducts,andspreadouttolesscrowdedpartsofthecity—allproductivestepstowardsmore55
tourism,andmorepeacefulrelationswithresidents.41．A．longerB．shorterC．widerD．clearer42．A．environmentalB．nationalC．economicD．geographic43．A．l
ocalsB．touristsC．visitorsD．cleaners44．A．transportsB．accommodationC．restaurantsD．service45．A．causeB．fuelC．transferD．ease46．A．separateB．
individualC．alternativeD．objective47．A．reformB．guidanceC．invitationD．support48．A．convincingB．discourag
ingC．promotingD．enjoying49．A．releaseB．enhanceC．removeD．relieve50．A．cultureB．knowledgeC．entertainmentD．ability51．A．gowithB．bringupC．comebackD．l
ayoff52．A．selectiveB．optimisticC．curiousD．doubtful53．A．distinctionB．harmonyC．associationD．comparison54．A．FrenchB．Ja
paneseC．SpanishD．German55．A．comfortableB．complexC．temporaryD．sustainable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。Animal-rightsactivistsoftencomplainthatcutebeastsgetmoresympathythanuglyones.Ifso,onewouldthinkalovelycreaturelikethemi
nk(貂)wouldbeeasytoprotect.YetintheNetherlands,minkistheonlyanimal56canstilllegallybefarmedfortheirfur.Thatisabouttoc
hange.OnAugust28ththegovernmentbroughtforwardtothisyearaban57mink-farmingthathadbeenscheduledtotakeeffectin2025.Thetimetablewasspedupnotbecauseminkh
adbecomemoreadorable,58becausetheycancontractCOVID-19andspreadittohumans.Dutchfarmersnormallyraisedabout
2.5millionminksayear,59(make)theNetherlandstheworld’sfourth-largestproducerafterDenmark,ChinaandPoland.InApril,acoupleofminksan
dthefarmhandswhotendedthem60(diagnose)withCOVID-19.Genetictracingshowedthatatleasttwoworkershadprobabl
ybeeninfectedbymink,ratherthantheotherwayaround.Theaffectedanimalsweredestroyedandstricterhygieneruleswereimposed,butbysummerthev
irushadspreadtoathirdofthecountry’sfarms.ThatwasawinfortheNetherland’sPartyfortheAnimals,whichhasfourseatsinth
e150-memberparliament.In2013,61helpedpassthelawthatgaveminkfarmersuntil2025togetoutofthebusiness.Somemembersofparliamentclaimthatthecompensa
tion62(pay)fordestroyingtheinfectedminkswashigherthanthemarketpricefortheirfur.Furfarmerssaymodernstandardsallowminks
toberaisedhumanely,and63theyarenotabigreasonforthespreadofthevirus.Butminkstendtolivebythemselvesinsteadoflivingingroups;animal-rightsadvocatess
aytheycannotberaisedhumanelyinsmallcages.AsforCOVID-19,theworryis64minkcouldserveasamediumforittoattackhumanimmunization(免
疫)programs.Theindustry’svalueismodest,andpollsshowthepublicoverwhelminglyopposesit.“Inademocraticcountry,thatwidespreadbelief65translateintoapolitic
aldecisiontobanfurfarming,”saysEstherOuwehand,leaderofthePartyfortheAnimals.Thefarmersaccepttheyareshuttingdown.Th
eremainingargumentisovermoney.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66．假定你是校学生会主席李华，你校计划举办一场主题为“当代青少年生活”的摄影展。此次影展向学生们展示现当代青少年个人
风采。请你写一则通知发布在校英语网站上，内容包括：1、活动的时间和地点；2、活动的内容；3、期待参与。注意：1、词数80左右；2、可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。NOTICEDearfellowstudents,___________________________
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nion第二节（满分25分）67．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。ThedogdaysofsummerinCentralTexasarehotanddamp.Itwasa
pitythatourhomedidn’thaveairconditioning.MommaandIwerejusttryingtogetthroughthisAugustafternoonthebestwecould.Readinghelpe
dtakeourmindsofftheheat.Mommawasstretchedacrossthesofa,apillow(枕头)underherhead,reading.Isatonthefloor,leaning(倚靠)backagainstthesofa,acuri
ousnine-year-oldinshortssharingafan’sflow.Mybookrestedonthefloor.Ilookedatthethinhardcovermymomwasreading,EdNicholsRodeaHorse.Therewasa
cowboyridinghishorseonthefrontcover,butotherwisethebookappearedplainandunimpressive.BeforeIsettled,Iasked,“Momma,what’syourbookabout?”“It’sast
oryaboutaman,hishorseandthehardshipsheencounteredinTexas.SomeofittakesplaceinBosqueCounty,”sheanswered.Withthat,mymomreturnedtohers
tory.IknewBosqueCountywasnearwhereMommahadgrownup.AndIalsoknewitwasbestifIdidn’taskanymorequestions.Mymomtookherreadingserio
usly.We’dbeenreadingforthebetterpartofanhour-theonlysoundswerethosethatcamefromthefanandanoccasionalturnofapage—whenIheard
somethingunfamiliar.Thesniffling(抽鼻子)backoftears.IturnedinherdirectionandsawsomethingI’dneverseenbefore:mymom
crying.Somethingbig—reallybigmusthavehappened.Mymomdidnotcry.“Momma,what’swrong?”Igotuponmyknees,staringdirect
lyintoherface.“Areyouallright?”“Jennifer,I’mfine.”Mommasatupandwiped(擦)hereyes.“Youdon’tneedtobeconcerned.”Iwasn’tbuyingit.Thiswasnotnor
malbehavior.“Whywereyoucrying?”Iaskedinawhisper.Shelookedatmehard.“Thebookmademecry,”shereplied.Iwastryingtofig
ureouthowthatplain-lookingbookcouldmakemymostlyno-nonsensemommacrywhenshesaidthemostamazingthing.“Thestorymademesadwhenthehorsegothurt.”注意：1.续写词数应为15
0左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。That’swhenIlearnedthetruththatstoriesaffectus._____________________________________
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erediagnosed61．it62．paid63．that64．that65．hasto/oughtto第四部分写作第一节【示例】NOTICEDearfellowstudents,Oursocietyisrapidlychangi
ng.Weteenagersareeagertoshowourtalents.Tomeetthedesire,aphotoexhibitioncalled“Contemporaryteenager’slife”willbeheldat3p.m.nextSundayinourschoo
lhall.Theexhibitionismeanttoshowanimpressivecollectionofphotographscapturingthelivesandtalentsofmode
rnteenagers.Eachphotoshouldtellauniquestory,whichallowsustoappreciatethebeautyofmodernteenagers.Weeagerlyhopeforyourparticipationintheexcitingeven
t.StudentUnion第二节【示例】That’swhenIlearnedthetruththatstoriesaffectus.Areadercanbetransformedandfeelstrongemotionoversomethingprintedonapage.Wordshadjus
tbecomeverypowerful.Ilookedintomymom’seyes.“Momma,couldIreadyourbook?”Iheldmybreath,afraidshe’ddenym
etherighttoreadsuchasad,adulttale.Butmymomwasawisewoman.Shestudiedmeforwhatseemedalongtime.Finally,shesaid,“Ithinkyou’r
eoldenoughtohandleit.”Mommahandedmeherbook.IreadEdNicholsRodeaHorsefromcovertocoverwithabigplanforminginmymind.IntheprocessofmyreadingIcriedjust
likemymom.Thepowerfulstorytoldonthosepagesaffectedme,justlikeithadmymom.And,thesharedreadingofitunitedus.WewereunifiedthathotTexa
sdayoverthepowerofwrittenwords.Andfromthatmomenton,IknewwhatIwantedtobecome.Iwantedtobeawriterofstoriescapableofbringingsuchemotionsintoothers’mi
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