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义乌市2023届高三适应性考试英语注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试

结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。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、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.HowmuchdoesRosestillowethe

woman?A.$10.B.$20.C.$30.2.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.ATVprogram.B.Awoman'smarriage.C.Ajob.3.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.I

nameetingroom.B.Onaplane.C.Atatravelagency.4.Whatisthewomanworriedabout?A.Thenoisefromthetraffic.B.Th

elossofthelocalschool.C.Theharmtothenaturalbeauty.5.Whichsubjectdoesthewomandislike?A.Art.B.Geography.C.History.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.Whatisthemanprobablydoing?A.Complainingabouthisroom.B.Checkinginatahotel.C.Buyingahouse.7.WhatdoesthewomansayaboutGeorge

?A.Hehasbeenworkingherefor12years.B.Hehasalwaysbeenagooddoorkeeper.C.Hehasnevercomplainedabouthisjob.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatp

roblemdoesthewomanthinkthelabshave?A.Thewallsneedpainting.B.Theroofshouldberepaired.C.Thewaittousethemislong.9.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofth

eequipmentinthelabs?A.It'smodern.B.It'sout-of-date.C.It'sexpensive听第8段材料，回答第10至12题10.Whofoundthebriefcase?A.Andy.B.Margaret.C.Scan.11.Whendoest

heconversationprobablytakeplace?A.OnSunday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnFriday.12.Whatcanwelearnfromtheconversation?A.T

hemangotpromoted.B.Thewomanwillbeadirector.C.Thespeakerswillgotothetheaterafterwork.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题.13.

Whatistheman'sproblem?A.Hehaspainsallover.B.Hehasastomachache.C.Hehastroublesleeping.14.Whatdidthemandolastnight?A

.Hewenttoashop.B.Hewentforawalk.C.Hehadquiteabigmeal.15.Whatdoesthewomanthinkthemanshoulddo?A.Changehislifestyle.B.S

topeatingdesserts.C.Walktowork.16.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Hetakesalongwalkonceamonth.B.Hedrivestol

ocalshops.C.Heseldomexercises.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题.17.Whydoesthespeakergivethetalk?A.TointroducesomethingaboutbadmintonB.Toencouragepeopleto

jointheclub.C.Toinspirepeopletoplaybadminton.18.Whenwillthe“starter”sessionbeheld?A.ThisWednesday.B.ThisSunday.C.NextSunday.19.Howmuchisthebadmi

ntonmembershipfeeperyear?A.Thirty-fivepounds.B.Forty-fivepounds.C.Eightypounds。20.Whatisincludedinthemembershi

p?A.FreeclothesandsportsshoesB.Freeuseoftheswimmingpool.C.Freeaccesstocertainequipment.第二部分阅读理解（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和D四个选项中，选出最佳答案。AThink“wintervacation,”anddreamofwarmshorelinesandsun-splashedancientruins.W

hateveryourideaofawintergetaway,herearesomeurbandestinationswhereyoucanembracetheseason.BuenosAires,Argentina-AverageJanuaryhigh:8

4°FCarnivalinArgentinaisoneofthebesttimesoftheyear.Tangodancers,soccerplayers,andfolkmusiciansshowofftheirtalentshere.Oncetherichestcityintheworld.

B.A.holdsgrand18th-and19th-centuryarchitectureinneighborhoodslikeRecoleta.IntheBocabarrio,brightlypaintedhousessurroundLaBonbone

ra,thehomestadiumforworking-classfootballteamtheBocaJuniors.Honolulu,Hawaii-AverageJanuaryhigh:81°FThePacificOceanmetropolisrevea

lsitselfasafarmorecomplexplacethanpicturepostcardssuggest,loadedwithinterestingneighborhoodsandahistoryfilledwithroyalsandimperialambitions.Sunbat

heonpalm-fringedWaikikiBeach,hikeupDiamondHead,orvisitIolaniPalace,hometothelastHawaiianking.Melbourne,Australia-Ave

rageJanuaryhigh:79°FAustralia'ssecond-biggestcityhastransformedfromamilitarycampoftheBritishEmpireintoamulticultural21st

-centurymeltingpot.Astrongimmigrantpopulationpowersmanyofthe600stallsatQueenVictoriaMarket:there'salso

aChinatownandtheGreekPrecinct,withitsHellenicMuseum.PortofSpain,Trinidad-AverageJanuaryhigh:88°FThecapitalo

fTrinidadisoneofthetopspotsintheCaribbeantoexperienceapre-Lentcarnival,withmusiciansanddancersinfeatheredcostumeskickingoffthepartyinthecentralQuee

n'sParkSavannah.This260-acreparkalsoholdstheEmperorValleyZooandtheRoyalBotanicGardens,withindigenousandinternationaltreesplantedon

thegroundsofaformersugarplantation.21.Whichplacebestsuitsvisitorsseekingculturediversity?A.BuenosAires,Argentina.B.Honolulu,Hawaii.C.Melbourne,Austra

lia.D.PortofSpain,Trinidad.22.WhatcanvisitorsenjoyinbothBuenosAiresandPortofSpain?A.Popmusic.B.Carnivaldances.C.Abundantgardens.D.Ancientarchit

ecture.23.Wherecanthetextbefound?A.Inageographytextbook.B.Inatravelmagazine.C.Inasummeractivityguide.D.Inasportguidebook.BIntheopenings

cenesofthenewfilm“GoodNightOppy,”theOpportunityrover（漫游车）rollsalongthroughPerseveranceValleyonMarsinJune2018.Butast

ormformingonthehorizonchangedeverything.Thisstormwasdifferent.Itrapidlygrewinsize,encirclingtheplanetandblockingoutthesun.Thesolar-poweredrov

er'slastmessagetomissioncontroltranslatedtothis:“Mybatteryislowandit'sgettingdark.”Thischapterisjustthebeginningofthedocumentary,availabletos

treamonAmazonPrimeonNovember23.2022.Thefilmtracesthejourneyofthetwinrovers-OpportunityandSpirit-andthepeoplewhodedicated

theirlivestothemfromconcepttothatlasttransmission.ThesetworoversbuiltbyNASAengineersintheearly2000swere

tosearchforpastevidenceofwateronMars.Bothwerelaunchedin2003insideDeltarocketsandlandedin2004onoppositesidesoftheredplanet.Thedualmission'sfirs

t90dayscameandwent,andNASAengineersrealizedthetworoverswerereadyformoreadventure.SpiritandOpportunity'sfindingsrewrotethet

extbookswithnewinformationaboutMarsanditswaterypastwhiletheybothgotintoallsortsoftroubleinbetweendiscoveries,likegettingstuckinthesan

dandnearlyrushingdownthesidesofsteepcraters（火山口）.Thebondsbetweenteammembersandtheroversquicklydeepened,despitethevastdistancebetweenEarthandMars,maki

ngitmoredifficultwhenSpirit'sjourneyendedin2011andOpportunityfellsilentin2018.SpiritandOppy'smissionshave

ended,butMarsexplorationcontinuestodaythroughnext-generationroverslikeCuriosityandPerseverance.Thefilmshinesalightonthehopeofspaceexplor

ationandcapturestheemotionalattachmentbetweenhumansandtheroboticambassadorsthatexploreonourbehalf.24.WhatcausedthedeathofOpport

unity?A.Aslideinthevalley.B.Asandtrap.C.Afallinacrater.D.Ahugestorm.25.WhydidNASAsendthetworoverstoMars?A.TodiscoverwatersourcesonMars.B.Torecor

dthedataofstormsonMars.C.TomaptheshapeofvalleysonMars.D.TodetectsignsofpastwateronMars.26.Whatdothe“roboticambassadors”inthelastparagraphreferto?

A.Deltarockets.B.SpiritandOpportunity.C.NASAengineers.D.CuriosityandPerseverance.27.What'sthepurposeof

thistext?A.Torecommendadocumentary.B.Toappreciateengineers'devotion.C.TohonortheOpportunityrover.D.TopresentNASA's

achievements.CGoinggreenisgoodforbusiness.Consumersareoftenwillingtopaymoreforeco-friendlyproductsthanothercomparableproductsonthe

market,accordingtomarketresearch.Butnotallenvironmentalclaimsarecreatedequally.“Greenwashing”isaformofmi

sinformationoftenusedtofascinateanaspiringgreenconsumer.Companiespromisingtobesustainable,orbiodegradablesometimesfailtomeetthepromisestheymaketocon

sumers.Greenwashingisparticularlycommoninthefashionindustry,saysMaxineBédat,directorofTheNewStandardInstitute,athinkt

ankfocusedonimprovingtheindustry'senvironmentalstandards.Beingsustainableisthelatesttrendandawayforthei

ndustrytoattractconsumers.“Ithinkwe'reatthetopofgreenwashingintheindustry,”shesays.Retailerswillmisleadconsumersbydistractin

gthemfromacompany'slargerissues.Forexample,alargeretailermightrolloutanewlineofproducts,suchasjeans,thatuseslesswaterandthereforetheoreticallyha

slessofanenvironmentalimpactthantheotherclothesthecompanysells.“Youthink‘Ohthatsoundsgreat,’”Bédatsays.Butthatsamecompanymi

ghtignorewaterusageintherestoftheirproductslines,whiledoingnothingtoaddresstheotherwaysthattheirproductionmightbeharmingtheenvironment.Whenitcom

estofashion,Bérdatsaystorethinkshoppinghabits.Afterall,buyinganewsweaterlabeled“carbonneutral”stillproducesmorecarbonthanwearingasw

eateralreadyinyourcloset.Shenotes,“Themostsustainablethingyoucandoasaconsumeriswearthethingsyouhavem

ore.”Asmorecompanieslooktocashinonsustainablemarketing,governmentsarebeginningtotakemoreactiontoprotectconsumers.InNewYork,TheFashionActwoul

drequirefashioncompaniesoperatinginthestatetoobeytheParisClimateAgreement.AnewlawbroughtforthbymembersoftheEuropeanUnionwou

ldmorestrictlyregulateenvironmentalclaimsandsustainabilitylabelsslappedonproductssoldinEurope.28.Whatisthepurposeo

fgreenwashing?A.Toadvocateproperuseofwater.B.Tointroducegreenwaystowashclothes.C.Toreducetheimpactonenvironment.D.

Toattractthoseeco-friendlycustomers.29.Whatdoestheexampleinparagraph3present?A.Anewtrendinfashion.B.Anewkindofp

roduct.C.Awayofgreenwashing.D.Alargeissueofacompany.30.WhatisBérdat'sattitudetowardsgreenwashing?A.Disapproving.B.

Doubtful.C.Tolerant.D.Unclear.31.WhydidEuropeanUnionputforwardanewlaw?A.Toenhancethequalityofproducts.B.Toraisepeople'sawarenessofgoinggreen.C.T

oprotectcustomersfromgreenwashing.D.Toencouragecarbon-neutralproductlines.DErinAlexanderwashavingahardda

y.AwaitressworkingatStarbuckswastoo.Erinorderedanicedgreenteaandtoldthewaitresstocheerup.Afterpickinguptheorder,shenoticedamessage

onthecup:“Erin,yoursoulisgolden.”ErinAlexanderrecalledtheincident,“Ofcourse,Iwasstillreallysad,butthatli

ttlethingmadetherestofmyday.”Newfindings,publishedintheJournalofExperimentalPsychologyinAugust,provejusthow

powerfulexperienceslikeErin'scanbe.Researchersfoundthatpeoplewhoperformarandomactofkindnesstendtounderestimatehowmuchtherecipientwillapprec

iateit.Andtheybelievethatmiscalculationcouldholdmanyofusbackfromdoingnicethingsforothersmoreoften.Arecentexperimen

trecruited84participantsataniceskatingrinkinChicago,wheretheyweregivenahotchocolateandaskedtokeepitorgiveittoastrangerasanactofkin

dness.The75participantswhogaveawaytheirhotchocolatewereaskedtopredicthowtherecipientwouldfeelonascalefrom0(verysma

ll)to10(verylarge),andtherecipientswerethenaskedtoreporttheiractualfeelingsonthesamescales.Inthatexperiment,the

peopledoingthekindthingconsistentlyunderestimatedtheappreciationtheyreceive,accordingtoAmitKumar,apsychologyprofessorattheUniversityofTexas.

“Peopletendtothinkthatwhattheyaregivingiskindoflittle,maybeit'srelativelyinconsequential,”Dr.Kumarsaid.

“Butrecipientsarelesslikelytothinkalongthoselines.Theyconsiderthegesturetobesignificantlymoremeaningfulb

ecausetheyarealsothinkingaboutthefactthatsomeonedidsomethingniceforthem.”Dr.Kumarcontinued,“Withanexperimentlikethis,Ihopeitwillinspiremore

peopletoactuallycommitrandomactsofkindness.”32.What'sthefunctionofparagraph1?A.Topresentafact.B.Tointroducethetopic.C.Todescribeasc

ene.D.Toexplainanopinion.33.Whatcanwelearnabouttheexperiment?A.Allparticipantsgiveawaytheirhotchocolate.B.Recipientsreceived

kindgesturesfromtheirfriends.C.Recipientsshowedmoreappreciationthangiversthink.D.Participantsreportedtheirfeelingsonascalefrom0to10.34

.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“inconsequential”inParagraph4mean?A.Insignificant.B.Substantial.C.Beneficial.D.Unbelievable.35.W

hichcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A.ThePowerofSmallActsofKindness.B.TheMagicofReceivers'AppreciationC.TheImportanceofAppreciatingKindness.D.TheImpac

tofaSimpleMessageonaCup.第二节（共5小题：每小题2分，满分12.5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。Doyoulikecilantro（香菜）

?Cilantroisacommonfoodthatpeopletendtoeitheradoreorabuse.36Butthereasonsbehindwhatyoulikeanddon'tlikearenotalwayssostraightforward.37Yoursenseofs

mellallowsyoutodistinguishbetweensomethinglikestrawberryandcherry.Scientistslookedatolfactory(receptorsa

nddiscoveredthatindividualswithacertaingene.OR6A2,aremoresensitivetosmellingcilantro.That,inturn,affectshowpeoplesenseitsflavor.38Whenyou'reope

ntothesefoods,youlearntolikewhatyoueat.Evenpeoplewhohatecilantromaybeabletolearntoatleasttolerateit,ifnotlikeit.Culture

playsabigroleinwhatyoulike,too.Foodpreferencesvaryacrosscultures.Whenitcomesdowntofoodpreferencesindiffer

entpartsoftheworld,ithasalottodowithwhat'savailableandconsideredafoodstaple（主食）.39Buttherewillalwaysbeexceptions-aGreekpersonwhocan'tstandoli

vesoraDutchpersonwhohatescheese.Whilepreferencescanbeformedafterafewattempts,negativeexperienceswithfoods,especiallywhenyou'reyoung,canhave

alastingeffect.40JasmineRobinson,29,fromAthens,sharedherstoryaboutolives.Whenshewasyoung,anotherchild,whowouldn'tletherhaveaturn

onaswing,madefunofherwhileeatingolivesfromajarandbeingmean.Shelatertriedolivesasanadultbutfailed.A.Welikesweetandhateb

itter.B.Loveitorhateitisprettyclear.C.Butyourbiologyisnoteverything.D.Itisrelatedtofamiliarityandnotbiology.E.Yourpreferencec

ancomedowntogenetics.F.Associationscanmakeyoulikeornotlikesomething.G.Justonebadexperiencecanturnyouofffromsomethingforlife.第三部分语言知识运用（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和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Everyday,thereare25,000flightsinAmerica.Accidentsaresorarethatflyingismuch41

thancartravel.Butthatdoesn'tstopmanypeoplefromfeeling42whentheyaremovingat500milesperhour,33,000feetabove

theground.That'swhat43recentlytoawomanflyingonacommercialairline.FloydDean-Shannon44thewoman'sdistress.Asaflightattendant,hehasplentytododuri

ngaflight.Buthepausedandspoke45tothewoman.Floydcalmlyexplainedwhatthe46wasandalltheotherperfectlyroutinesoundsyouhearasaplaneflies.47thewoman

begantocalmdownabit,Floydsatdownintheaislebesideherandheldherhand.Hesatwithherthroughthe48flight.WhenFloydlearneditwasanotherpassenger'sbir

thday,heledtheplaneinasongto49-anotherwayofmakingthewomanfeelsafeby50herfromherfears.Hestayedbythewoman'ssideun

tilitwastimetoland.Inaworldwheremostfocusonwhat'shappeningonascreen,wecan51occasionallyandcheckonthose52us.LikeFloyd,wecanbe53enoughtosee.tobethere

.Wedon'thavetobeprofessionalcounselors:wejustneedtobe54.Havingafriendwhenyoumostneeditnotonlygetsyouthroughthe5

5partsinyourlife-italsogivesyoutheconfidencetobeafriendtoothers.41.A.cheaperB.fasterC.saferD.closer42.A.doubtfu

lB.panickedC.curiousD.depressed43.A.happenedB.appealedC.appliedD.mattered44.A.handledB.removedC.noticedD.predicted45.A.casually

B.cautiouslyC.franklyD.reassuringly46.A.noiseB.equipmentC.situationD.call47.A.UnlessB.BecauseC.UntilD.As48.A.particularB.enti

reC.finalD.usual49.A.relaxB.celebrateC.rememberD.learn50.A.protectingB.discouragingC.savingD.distracting51.A.loo

kupB.takeoffC.breakinD.standout52.A.againstB.behindC.aroundD.like53.A.braveB.confidentC.openD.grateful54.A.attendantsB.neighbo

rsC.passengersD.friends55.A.unknownB.roughC.specialD.busy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。Limitingthescreentimeofteenagersisnotaseffectiveasintended.Areport56(release)Tuesdayshowe

dthatthe“teenagermode”on20Chinesemajorvideoplatforms,includingDouyin,Bilibili,andiQiyi,57(lack)relevantcontentformin

orsasrequired,withsomeshowingemptypageswithnovideos.Insteadofaddingmoreeducationalandknowledge-basedvideosinthefeed,man

ywerefilledwithfood58(recommend).Introducedin2019byChina'stopInternetwatchdog,a40-minutedailytimeuseonyounguserswascarr

iedout59nonighttimebrowsingwasallowed.Thesefeaturesaimedtorestrictthescreentimeofminors,limitingtheiraccess60ha

rmfulcontents.Withthe61(grow)popularityofshortvideoapps,therehavebeenconcernsabouttheoveruseof62(they)andtheirimpactonyoungusers.A202

2reportbytheChinaInternetNetworkInformationCentersaidthatnearly40%ofteenageInternetusersencountered“63(healthy)a

ndnegativeinformation”.Overtheyears,academicexpertsandanalysts64(criticize)videoplatformsforignoringtheflaws（缺陷）intheiroperatingsystems,thoughindustr

yinsidersclaimthatashortageofcontenttailoredtowardteenageusershasposed65additionalchallenge.Whileurgingforregu

latoryefforts,someexpertswarnedthattoomanyrestrictionscouldcauseoppositeeffects.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）下周，你将参与你校与英国友好学校举办的“我最喜爱的艺术家”线上交流活动

。请你准备一篇英语发言稿。内容包括：1.介绍你最喜爱的艺术家及其代表作；2.说明理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请在答题卡的相应位置作答。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。Ilikestayingovernig

htatmyGramma'shouse-thatis,untilGrammastartstellingmehowwonderfulmycousinMayais.Thenit'sMayathisandM

ayathatuntilIdon'teverwanttohearanotherwordabouther.That'swhyIwasn'ttooexcitedwhenGrammacalledmeonthephoneto“comeonoverandbringyourp

ajamas.”WhenIgotthere,itwasworsethanI'dexpected.There,inGrandpa'sbigleatherrocker,satMaya,alldressedupandformal-lookingandwearingfancyshoesasifsh

e'djustbeentoaparty.“Surprise,Kristen!”Grammasaid.“YourcousinMayaandherparentshavetraveledinfromtheEastC

oastonbusiness.Mayagetstostaywithusthisafternoon.“Grammachatteredawayabouthowexcitedshe'dbeenforthissurpriseget-together,andh

owcousinsoughttogettoknoweachotherbetter.Ihungmybaseballcapintheclosetandsetmybackpackbythestairway,allthetimesmilingandnoddingas

ifI'dbeenwaitingforeverforthischancetospendanafternoonwithMaya.Grandpa'schairsquawked（咯咯叫）asMayarockedbackandfor

th.It'sthechairIlikebestinthehouse,theoneIusuallysitin.Isatdownonthesofaacrossfromher.Shortly,Grammawentof

ftothekitchento“seeaboutsomelunch,”she'dsaid.ThatleftmestuckinthelivingroomwithrockingMaya.Shewasstillsmall

buttallerthanI'drememberedherfromherlastvisitfouryearsago.Shewasgoodatsmalltalk,though,andwaschattingawayabouthowniceitwastoseemeagain.B

utIcouldtellthatshedidn'treallythinkso.Thelasttimeshewashere,we'dhadhoursoffuntogetherbuildingcavesoutofGramma'ssofap

illows.Afterthat,I'dheardaboutheronlythroughGramma'stales.Mayatakingpianolessons.Mayalearningmath.Maya,Ma

ya,Maya.NowMayawashere,lookinggreatwiththelatesthaircutandafancydress.注意：1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Glancingdownatmyjeansandmyol

dsneakers,IwishedIhadn'tcome.______“Howdoyouknowallthesethingsaboutme?”Iasked.______义乌2023届高三适应性考试英语答案第一部分听力1-5BABAC6-10ABCAA11-15CBB

CA16-20CBCAC第二部分阅读理解21-35A篇CBBB篇DDBAC篇DCACD篇BCAA第二节36-40BECDG第三部分语言知识运用第一节41-45CBACD46-50ADBBD51-55A

CCDB第二节56.released57.lacked58.recommendations59.and60.to61.growing62.them63.unhealthy64.havecriticized65.an第四部分写作第一节Oneposs

ibleversion:Dearall,Itismypleasuretosharewithyoutodayaboutmyfavoriteartist,VincentvanGogh.VanGoghwasaDutchpost-impressionistpainter,bestknownforhisv

ividandexpressiveuseofcolor.Oneofhismostfamousworksis“StarryNight”,whichdepictsthenightskyoveravillageinFrance.

Theswirlingstarsandboldbrushstrokesmakethepaintingcometolife,conveyingasenseofmovementandemotion.IadmirevanGoghbecauseofhisabilitytoconveyintenseemot

ionsthroughhisart.Hehadadifficultlife,strugglingwithmentalillnessandpoverty,buthefoundcomfortandmeaninginhispainting.Hisdedicationa

ndpassionforartaretrulyinspiringtome.Thankyouforlistening.第二节Onepossibleversion:Glancingdownatmyjeansandmyoldsneakers

,IwishedIhadn'tcome.ArushofshamefloodedovermeasIcomparedmyselftoMaya-Gramma'sfavorite.Shewassmarter,prettier,andmoretalentedthan

Icouldeverhopetobe.ThethoughtofbeinglovedlessbyGrammabecauseofMayawasunbearable.“Ihearyouliketoskate,”Maya'swor

dscrashedthroughmythoughts.Whatsheannouncedwastotallybeyondmyexpectation.Astonishedandspeechless,Iwonderedhowsheknewaboutmysk

ating.“Ihearyouarethecaptainofyourbasketballteam.Evenbetter,youarealwayscompetitiveandaggressiveinanysportsactivities,

”sheexclaimed,hereyesfullofenvyandadmiration.“Howdoyouknowallthesethingsaboutme?”IaskedShruggingandlookingdown,MayatoldmethatmyGrammawroteaboutmeinhe

rlettersandthatIwasherfavoritepersontowriteabout.Numbwithshock,IstaredatMaya'sface,andtheonlythingthatcametomymindwas,“Youwonthefirstprizeint

hemathcompetition,didn'tyou?”Mayalookedup,confused.IexplainedthatmyGrammatalkedaboutherallthetime.Welaughed,chattedabo

uteverything,andhadfunbuildingcavesoutofGramma'ssofapillows.Timeflewby,andasMayaandherparentsdroveof

f,GrammaandIwavedgoodbyeuntiltheywereoutofsight.“Isn'tMayaalovelychild!”Grammagrinned.“She'sreallynice,”Iagreed,nowunderstandingthatGrammahadtwofa

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