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2022年普通高等学校招生全国统一考试第四次适应性训练英语第I卷(共三部分满分95分）第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节(共5小题；每小题1分，满分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。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.Whatwillthemandoat8:00?A.Workintheoffice.B.HavedinnerwithMike.C.Gooutwi

ththewoman.2.Whatdoesthewomandislikeabouttheshirt?A.Thecolor.B.Thedesign.C.Theprice.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Ga

ry’sworks.B.Gary’sapplication.C.Gary’slistofsamples.4.WhatdidthemanplantodoonMarch1st?A.Applyforsomeclas

ses.B.Callthetravelagent.C.Gotothemountains.5.WhydoesAmyplantogotoRome?A.Towork.B.Totravel.C.Tostudy.第二节听下面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.Whatcoursewon’tthegirlatten

d?A.Africanmusic.B.Business.C.BasicSpanish.7.Onwhichdaysdoesthegirlhaveadvancedpianoclasses?A.Mondays.B.Tuesdays.C.Thursdays.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8

.Whichfamilyholidaydoesthemanrecommend?A.Theoneonthe18th.B.Theoneonthe19th.C.Theoneonthe20th.9.Wherewillthewomanprobab

lygo?A.France.B.Spain.C.Greece.10.WhatdoweknowaboutTheHotelPlaya?A.Itisafive-starhotel.B.Ithasitsownbeach.C.Ith

asaswimmingpool.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Wheredoestheconversationtakeplace?A.Inashop.B.Athome.C.AtaTVstation.12.WhatdoesBoblikedoin

g?A.Playingtennis.B.Takingpictures.C.Ridingbikes.13.Whatdidthewomandreamofbeing?A.Ashopowner.B.Abankclerk.C.Atennisplayer.听第9段

材料，回答第14至17题。14.HowlonghasLouisebeenworkingatthecenter?A.Aboutsixmonths.B.Aboutoneyear.C.Abouttwoyears.15.HowdidLouisefeelwhenshestartedworkingatth

ecenter?A.Excited.B.Nervous.C.Confident.16.Whatisthemostrewardingpartofthejob?A.Seeingchildrenhavealotoffun.B.Thinkingofnewthingsforch

ildrentodo.C.Helpingthelessablechildrenachievemore.17.WhatdoesLouisesayaboutworkingatnight?A.It’sunfairforher

todoit.B.It’ssomethingthatsheenjoys.C.It’sanecessarypartofthejob.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Whatorganizationsusedtohavealotofpower?A.Newsp

apersandpublishers.B.Universitiesandbookstores.C.Librariesandprintingcompanies.19.Whydomanycitypeoplelikee-boo

ks?A.Theyarecheaper.B.Theyareeasiertocarry.C.Theyaremoreinteresting.20.WhatcanwelearnaboutBorder’sGroup?A.Theywereboughtbyatechco

mpany.B.Theyusedtohavemorethan600stores.C.Theymadebillionsofdollarsthisyear.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分40分）第一节（共15小题；每小题2分，满分30分）阅读下列短文，选出最佳选项。ATheHitchhiker’sGu

idetotheGalaxy(HG2G)byDouglasAdamsThisisacomedyscience-fictionseriesaboutaman’sadventuresinspace.Itwas

initiallyaradiocomedybroadcastonBBCRadio4.Itisextremelyfunnyandinventive,andhasaveryBritishsenseofhumor,whosetruemeaningsforeignre

aderscanhardlymakeoutthoughithasbeentranslatedintoFrenchandItalianandsoon.ButwhenIreaditIfeelastrongconnectiontomyhome.Itwaspublishedi

npaperbackbyPanBooks,afterBBCPublishinghadturneddowntheofferofpublishinganovelization,anactiontheylaterregretted.TheSecretGa

rdenbyFrancesHodgsonBurnettHaveyoueverreadadescriptionofalandscapeorcountrysidethatmadeyoufeellikeyouwereactuall

ythere?Forme,thisbookdoesexactlythat.Itisaboutayounggirlwhoistakentoliveinabighouseinmyhometownanddiscoversasecretga

rden.Daddy-Long-LegsbyJeanWebsterThisbooktakestheformofaseriesofletters,andfollowsthestoryofayoungorphan(孤儿),Judy,ass

hegoestouniversityanddiscoversawholeworldofnewexperiences.Thisbookalwaysremindsmeofmyfamily,especiallymymothe

r,becausesheusedtoreadittomewhenIwasillinbed.TheRailwayChildrenbyE.NesbitThiswasoneofmyfavoritebookswhenIwasyou

nger,andforthisreasonitstillstronglyremindsmeofEnglandandmychildhood.ItisalsosetinYorkshirewhereIwas

bornandspentmychildhood,andfollowsthreechildrenlivingnexttoarailwayandtheiradventures.21.WhatdoweknowaboutHG2G?A.Itwasbasedontrueadventure

s.B.Itslanguageisabstractandinventive.C.Itshumorishardforforeignerstounderstand.D.Itwasadaptedforradioafterbeingpublished.22.Whic

hbooksaresetinthesameplace?A.Daddy-Long-Legs&HG2G.B.TheSecretGarden&TheRailwayChildren.C.TheSecretGa

rden&HG2G.D.DaddyLongLegs&TheRailwayChildren.23.Whatdoallthebookshaveincommon?A.Theyfollowchildren’sadventures.B.TheyareBritish

countrysideseries.C.Theyrefertotheauthor’schildhood.D.Theybringmemoriesofhometotheauthor.BJessicaBurks’homeisfullofopportunities.P

ackagedslime(黏土)inavarietyofcolorsandpleasantsmellslinesonewalloflivingroom,and,inthedesignated“slimeroom”workspaceintheback

,bottlesoffragranceoilarearrangedinrows,nexttoglueandanindustrial-sizekitchenmixer.Butit’snottheamountofslimeinBurks’housethatshockspeople,shesaid.It

’sthather15-year-olddaughter,SamanthaZumwalt,isinchargeoftheirenterprise.Themother-daughterteamrunSamantha’sSlimeShopathomeandthedemandfo

rtheirproductshelpsthemearnsixfiguresayear.Samantha’sslime,offeredinarainbowofcolorsandarangeoftextures(质地),isinhighdemand.Sin

ceshestartedherbusiness,she’smademorethan24,000salesonEtsy.Thecustomersaregenerallyyoung—between9and12yearsold,Burkssaid,thoughsomeadu

ltsandteensbuyslime,too.SomecustomersbuySamantha’sslimebecausetheysayplayingwithitiscalming.Otherswantitbe

causeitgivesthemsomethingtodowiththeirhands.Lastyear,NicholeJacklyne,asocialmediablogger,whoreviewsslimeandpro

videsDIYlessonsforhundredsofthousandsoffollowers,reviewedSamantha’sproductinavideo.AfterJacklyne’svideo,orderspouredintoS

amantha’sshop,Burkssaid.However,Samantha’smomwasinitiallyresistanttothegirl’sslimeambitions.IttookmonthsforSamanthatoconvincehermomtobuythe

keymaterialstomakeslime.“Itoldhernoformonths,”Burkssaid.Finally,Burksgavein.Shehadbeenlaidofffromherjobasa

naccountant,andthetwodoveintotheslimebusiness.Now,BurksisproudofSamanthaforrunningthebusinesssowell,“Ihopeshecanmeetallofherbusinessgoals—whetherth

at’sstillrunningtheslimeenterprise,orbuyinganotherbusinessout,orstartinganewbusiness,”shesaid.“Whateverherdreamsare…iswhereIwanther

tobe.”24.WhydoestheauthorspecificallydescribeJessicaBurks’homeinParagraph1?A.Tostresstheamountofslimethere.B.Topresenthowspeci

alherhomeis.C.TointroduceSamantha’sslimebusiness.D.Toshowthebusinessopportunitiesofslime.25.WhatdoweknowaboutSamantha’sslimefromthetext?A.Itonlywi

nspopularitywithkids.B.Alladultsbuyitjustforrecreation.C.Socialmediacontributesgreatlytoitssales.D.Ithelp

sSamanthagetmorefollowersontheInternet.26.HowdoesJessicaBurks’attitudetoSamantha’sslimebusinesschange?A.Worried→Favorable.B.Doubtful→Objecti

ve.C.Negative→Cautious.D.Disapproving→Supportive.27.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Samantha’sslimebusine

ssisasuccess.B.Samanthapromotesherslimeonline.C.Playingwithslimeputspeopleatease.D.JessicaBurksquitstorunherslimebusin

ess.CDoyoucontinuetobehealthyinsocialisolation?NASAislookingforpeopletospend8monthslockedinaRussianlabforanewexperiment.Whenh

umansgotothemoonandtraveltoMars,theywillneedtobepreparedforlong-termspacetravelandevenlongerstaysonthesefar-offdestinations.Currently,NASA’sAr

temisprogramaimstolandhumansonthemoonforthefirsttimesinceNASA’sApollo17missionlandedin1972.Whilethemoonisthemaingoalo

fNASA’sArtemisprogram,theagency’slargergoalistosendpeopletoMars.Butlong-termspacetravelandhabitationwon’tbee

asy.Suchmissionswillpresentbothphysicalandmentalchallengesasastronautsworktonotonlysurvive,butperformimportantscien

tificresearchinuniquelydifficultenvironments.IntheupcomingNASA-Russiaexperiment,agroupofpeoplewillliveinaclosedfacilityatRussia’sIns

tituteforBiomedicalProblems,whichisinMoscow.Thishabitatfacilitywasusedin2011fornotableseriesofRussianmock(模拟的)Marsmissionsknow

nasMars500.Duringthesemissions,groupsofpeoplespent520and105daysontwoseparatemissionsinthefacility.Thefacility,accor

dingtothestatement,willhave“environmentalfactorssimilartothoseastronautsareexpectedtoexperienceonfuturemissionstoMars”.Thegroupofpeoplewillsp

end8monthslivingtogetherinisolationandworkingonscientificresearch.BylivingandworkinginthisMars-likeenvironment,participantsi

nthisstudywillhelpNASAresearchersbetterunderstandthepsychologicalandphysiological(心理和生理的)effectsofisolation.Thesemissionshelpresearchersnotonlyp

erformrelevantscienceexperimentsbutalsoseehowpeoplemightgetonunderstrangeconditionsforlongperiodsoftime

.So,ifyou'refindingthatlivinginsocialisolationworksforyou,youmightbeparticularlywell-suitedforlivinginaMars-likeenvironment

andthiscouldbeforyou.Butfirst,youhavetoqualify.NASAislookingfor“highlymotivated”Americansbetweentheagesof30-55,whomustspeakbothRussianandE

nglishfluentlyandhaveaMasterofScience,DoctorofPhilosophy,DoctorofMedicine,ormilitaryofficertraining.

Applicantswithotherrelatedexperiencemayalsobeconsidered.Thosewhoarechosentobeapartofthisgroupwillbepaidfortheirwork.28.Whatdoweknowaboutthenew

experiment?A.ItwillfindthebestwayforhumanstoliveonMars.B.Itisthefirstofitskindtobecarriedoutsince1972.C.ItispreparedforN

ASA’shumanspaceflightprogram.D.ItwilldecidethepeopletobesenttothemoonbyNASA．29.Whydoestheauthormentio

n“Mars500”inthetext?A.Toexplainwhythefacilityhasbeenchosen.B.Tocomparethesimilaritiesamongrelatedmissions.C.ToshowRussia’sachievementinspac

eexploration.D.Toindicatethenewexperimentwillhavegreatsuccess.30.WhatisParagraph6mainlyabout?A.Theprocessoftheexperiment.B.Thepurposeso

ftheexperiment.C.Thepopularityoftheexperiment.D.Thepreparationsfortheexperiment.31.Whichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.Artemis:NASA

’snewprogramB.Loveisolation?NASAwantsyou!C.NASA’sMarsexplorationprogramD.WanttohaveatriptoMars?Come!DNowadays,videogaminghasmadeimpressive

gainsinthefieldofstandardizedcompetition.Oneofthefashionabledebatesiswhethercompetitivevideogamesaresportsornot.Ifcyberathlete

sarecompetingagainstformalteamsinaformalenvironment,withrealtitlesandmonetarystakesontheline,itseemsstrangenottoconsidertheactivi

tyasport.However,unlesssomethingtechnologicallyoddgainscompletecontroloverourworldinthenextfewdecades,theynevershouldbe.CyberathletesandeSportsare

n’tincomparabletotraditionalathletesandsportsbecausetheyrequirelessphysicalexertionordedication.They

areincomparablebecausetheyaredifferentfromtraditionalsportsinanumberofways.Traditionalsportsaresteadfast,a

ndconsistentintheirstructuresandmechanics.AprofessionalAmericanfootballplayerfromanypastdecadecouldbetransplantedint

oacurrentfootballfield,andwouldonlyhavetobetoldofafewminorrulechanges.Theplayerwouldknowwhattodo,wheretogo,andhowtoaccomplishtheultimategoal.Hem

ayneedtolearnafewnewplays,butit’sfundamentallythesamegame.However,competitivevideogaminghasavarietyofgoals,andthosegoalsarefluidanddynami

c.Acompetitivevideogamerfromdecadespastmightbeawareofthefinalgoal(winningthegame,capturingtheflag,eliminatingtheopposingteam,etc.),buttheexecutio

n(执行方式)wouldbecompletelyforeign.Controlschange,mapschange,locationschange,eventheminuterulesareadjustedonaregularbasis

.Asacompetitivevideogamer,oneneedstoadapttoamuchmoreaggressiverulesetthanmostsportsorothergames.Thereforeth

evideogamecompetitionsarelesslikelytobeproperlyregulated.MosttraditionalsportsareapproachablebyEveryman,eventheesote

ric(深奥的)ones,atleastinaneducationalsetting,wherebudgetsandfundingaresetforthem.Whilehomecomputersarewidelyaccessible,alargepercentageofthega

mingpopulationisunabletoparticipateincompetitivegamingduetothehigh-standardcomputingrequirements.Evendecade-oldcompetitivegameslikeCounter-Strike1.6

requiremoreequipmentandgearthanmosttraditionalsports.Apick-upgameofbasketball,football,orsoccerisfarmoreaccessiblethanapick-u

pgameofCounter-Strike.Traditionalsportsareembeddedinourcultureforgoodreasons:theyofferanentertainingdiversionandagreatformofphysicalactivityfo

rmillionsofworldwidefans.Theprinciplesandlessonsgleanedfromtraditionalsportsemphasizeteamwork,collaboration,andcriticalevaluationsofanygivengamesetti

ng.Whilemanyoftheselessonsareapplicabletocompetitivegaming,competitivevideogamersarestilldistancingth

emselvesfromcompetingfor“sport”status,whentheirpastimeandtradeissofundamentallydifferentandever-changingatsucha

regularpace.32.Whatistheauthor’sopiniontowardscompetitivevideogames?A.Theycanbeseenassportsduetotheir

emphasisonteamwork.B.Theycanbeseenassportsduetotheirstandardizedregulations.C.Theycannotbeseenassportsdue

totheirlackofphysicalandmentalefforts.D.Theycannotbeseenassportsduetotheinconsistentrulesandhighrequirements.33.Wh

atdoestheunderlinedword“foreign”inParagraph2probablymean?A.Difficult.B.Common.C.Typical.D.Different.34.WhydoestheauthormentionCounter-Stri

keinParagraph3?A.ToexplainthereasonwhyeSportssurpasstraditionalsports.B.Toexplorethepossibilitythatcompetitivevideogameswillbes

ports.C.ToprovideanexampleofthedifferencebetweeneSportsandtraditionalsports.D.Toaccountforthefactthatthecompetitivefeaturesofvideogamesareimpre

ssive.35.Howdoestheauthordevelophisidea?A.Byquotingandciting.B.Bylistingandanalyzing.C.Bycomparisonandcontrast.D.Byexplaini

ngandevaluating.第二节（共5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。TipsonHowtoConnectWithYourNewDormRoommatesThemovefromhighschooltocolleg

eisverystressful,especiallymeetingyourfutureroommates.Youhopetheyarenormal,friendlypersonswithwhomyoucanbondforthenextmonths.Sometipsforsta

rtingasmoothcollegelifeandgettingalongwellwithyourroommatesareasfollows.LookuptheirnamesandphonenumbersYoucans

earchtheUSPhoneBookforyourroommates’numbersandseewhatyoucanfindonline.36Youcanusethemtofindoutwhattypeofmusictheyl

ikeorwhattheirhobbiesare.UsetheemailMeetingastrangeroommateisawkward,sotryconnectingwithyourroommatesbeforemovin

gintogether.37Youcantellthemwhereyouarefromandwhatareyoursubjectsofinterest.YoucanevencallthemAftersen

dinganemail,youcancallyourfutureroommatesandhaveachataboutthemostimportantissues.38Youcan’texpecttobebestfriendsrightaway.Chattingandtextingbefo

rehandcanhelpyougetusedtootherpersonsandwilleasetheentireprocessoflivingtogether.39Aftertheinitialintroduction,youwanttoknowwho

isgoingtobringwhatappliances,iftheyliketolistentomusicwhilestudyingandhowhotorcoldtheyliketheroomtobe.Ifyouareamorningpe

rsonandyourroommatesarenightowls,thingsmightbecomecomplicated.Sharingabedroomisnotaneasythingandyouw

illbestressedout.40Justtrytobeyourselfwhenconnecting.Youwillfindwaystogetalong,evenifyouarecompletelydifferent.A.Thisisnormal.B.Knowtheirlikesan

ddislikesC.Checkouteachother’slifestyleD.Youshouldlearnfromeachother.E.Thiswillhelpyougettoknoweachother.F.Sendthemaquic

kemail,introducingyourself.G.Usually,thesocialmediaaccountsaregoingtoshowupfirst.第三部分语言知识运用（共两节，满分35分）第

一节完形填空（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，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。It’shardtobehonestwithothersabouthow

you’vereallybeenfeeling.ThefirstpersonItoldaboutfeeling41wasmybestfriend,whoI’veknownsinceIwas14.Wehaven’tlivedinthe42placesincewew

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enceddepressionat46andmyfriend—whowasamedicalstudentinthesamegradewithme—broughtitupafterI47anexamduetospendingaweeki

nbed.Whenshefirstsaid“depression”tomeIfeltabit48,becauseI’dalwaysthoughtofmyselfassuchapositiveperson.49healthseemedabitofagreyareat

ome,asmymum50whenIwas16sothelinebetweengriefanddepressionbecame51.Lastyear,I’dbeenfeelingdisconnectedfromeveryone.Itcametoaheadaftera(n)52disastr

ousworktrip,andIfeltmoreisolatedthanever.Havingsearched“depressionsymptoms”online,Ifelt53andimmediatelyshotthescreenand5

4itovertothesamefriend.Onlysheandmyboyfriendknewmystateformonths.Shortlyafter,Idecidedto55apersonalillustration(说明)I’ddoneaboutment

alhealthonline.Iwassomovedbytheresponse.Asidefrompublic56,Iwasalsogettingprivate57fromfriends,friends-of-friendsand

evensome58.Alotofthemessageswereaboutpeoplesayinghowmuchitresonated(引起共鸣)withthem,whichlookedlike59atherapistweekly,whoofferedmetimeandspacetofeel

allIwasfeeling,60Igooutsideeverydayandsleepwellatnight.41.A.depressedB.disappointedC.determinedD.relieved42.A.similarB.varied

C.sameD.deserted43.A.demandedB.maintainedC.announcedD.supported44.A.phoneB.entertainmentC.flightD.signal45.A.closer

B.smootherC.plainerD.safer46.A.factoryB.workshopC.universityD.dormitory47.A.declinedB.passedC.tookD.missed48.A.del

ightedB.disturbedC.crazyD.lucky49.A.MentalB.PublicC.GoodD.Physical50.A.brokedownB.camebackC.hidawayD.passedaway51.A.ambiguousB.abstract

C.straightD.glorious52.A.anxiouslyB.appropriatelyC.particularlyD.specially53.A.puzzledB.scaredC.curiousD.relieved54.A.bent

B.sentC.thoughtD.handed55.A.shareB.showC.enjoyD.experience56.A.responsesB.effortsC.experimentsD.comments57.A.arr

angementsB.suggestionsC.messagesD.ideas58.A.acquaintancesB.colleaguesC.classmatesD.strangers59.A.appointingB.informingC.seeingD.watching60.A.insi

stingB.ensuringC.provingD.assuming第二节：语法和词汇知识填空（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）61.Itusedtobethatyou________driveform

ilesherewithoutseeinganotherperson,butnowtherearehousesandpeopleeverywhere.A.needB.shouldC.couldD.must62.Mostcollegesnowofferfirst-

yearstudentsacoursespecially_________tohelpthemtosucceedacademically.A.designedB.designingC.todesignD.bein

gdesigned63.Theworkerswerenotbetterorganized,otherwisethey________thetaskinhalfthetime.A.accomplishedB.hadacco

mplishedC.wouldaccomplishD.wouldhaveaccomplished64.Thenumberofmedicalschoolsreached18intheearly1990sand________aroundthatleveleversince.A.arer

emainingB.hasremainedC.haveremainedD.isremaining65.Thestudentcompletedthisexperimenttomakecometrue_______ProfessorJosephhadsaid.A.thatB.wh

atC.whenD.where第II卷（共两部分满分55分）第一部分英语知识运用（共三节；满分30分）第一节语法填空（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（一个词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Theaba

cus(算盘)wasagreatinventioninancientChina.Theabacus66(invent)onthebasisofsmallrods(棒).Later,withthe67(develop)ofproductivi

ty,theamountofcalculationwas68(great).Andcalculationwithcountingrodslimitedthecalculation.Thus,peopleinventedamore69(advance)counter—theabacus.With

theapplicationoftheabacus,peoplesummarizedmanyabacusrhymes(珠算口诀),70(increase)thecalculatingspeed.BythetimeoftheMingDynasty,peoplecouldusetheabacusina

ddition,subtraction,multiplicationanddivision,71werewidelyusedincalculatingweight,amount,spaceandvolume.Sinceitwaseasytomakeorbuy72abacus.An

ditwasalsoeasytorememberabacusrhymes.TheabacuswaswidelyusedinancientChina.Later,theabacuswas73(gradual)spreadintoJapan,Korea,Americaandsomecountries

andregionsinSoutheastAsia.Peoplefindthatusingabacusescanimprovethinkingandpracticalabilitiesinaddition74providingconvenientca

lculation.Sinceit75(require)cooperationofmind,eyeandhand,itisagoodwaytoimprovethecomprehensivereactionabil

ity.第二节单词拼写（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分）76.Theknifewhoseownerisacarpenterneeds____________.(使锋利)77.Clairehasawidecircleoffriendsand___________.(熟人

)78.Inourwork,everyoneisbadlyinwantofa__________(系统的)approachtosolvingtheproblem.79.Byinvestingwiselyathomeandabroad,mybr

other__________(聚积)afortune.80.Thoughtheirbossmadesomemistakesevenbrokethelaw,hewastreated__________.(宽大地)第三节短文改错（每处1分，满分10分）假定

英语课上老师要求同桌之间交换修改作文，请你修改你同桌写的以下作文。文中共有10处语言错误，每句中最多有两处。每处错误仅涉及一个单词的增加、删除或修改。增加：在缺词处加一个漏字符号(∧)，并在其下面写出该加的词。删除：把多余的词用斜线(\)划掉。修改：在

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,werecordedwhatwehadlearnedandhadpresentedourworkontheblackboard.第二部分书面表达（满分25分）假定你是李华,你校要开展评选“TheMostQualifiedStudent”(最美学生)的活动,请你用英语写一封推荐信,推荐你班

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,butnowadays,thecompaniesthatcontroldigitalinformationseemtohavetakenover.Inparticular,e-bookshavereplacedtraditionalboo

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yyear.Butaftere-booksappeared,theystartedlosingmoneyandhadtoclosealltheirstores.