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天津一中2022-2023-1高三年级二月考英语试卷第I卷(选择题，共115分)第一部分：听力测试(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，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。1.WhatarethestudentsaskedtodobeforeTuesday?A.Dosomer

eading.B.Listentosomeradioprograms.C.TalkabouttheOlympicGames.2.Wheredoesthisconversationprobablytakeplace?A.Atthegraduationceremony.B.Athome.C.Inac

ompetition.3.Whydoestheguestcomplainaboutthefood?A.Itisn’twhatheordered.B.Thefishissmelly.C.Thefooddoesn’ttastegood.4.Whatdoesthemanseemtowor

ryaboutmost?A.Whetherthechildrenwilllikeit.B.Thenumberofbedrooms.C.Thepricetofittheirbudget.5.Whatdoe

sthemanmean?A.Hewon’tbeabletohelpthewoman.B.Thelibraryisclosedtonight.C.Jeanisusinghiscar.第二节(共10个小题，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,并涂在试卷的相应位置。听每段对话或独白前,你将有时间阅读每道小题(每小题5秒钟),听完后,你将有5秒钟时间回答各个小题。每段材料读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。6.Whydoesthewomanchoosetheresta

urant?A.Therestaurantisthenearest.B.Thefoodtastesgoodandthepriceisreasonable.C.Shedecideseverythingbecausesheknowsbest.7.Whatdoesthemanneedfirst?A.AC

hinesediet.B.Someorange.C.Aglassofmineralwater.8.Whydoesn’tthemanlikewhatthewomanordered?A.Thepriceistoohigh.B.Theywillhavetowait

foralongtime.CItisnothealthful听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9.WherewillthewomanstayinParis?A.ShehasbookedahotelB.Shewilllivew

iththeman.C.Shewillstayathercousin’s.10.Whenwillthewomanleaveforherholiday?A.At9:15a.m.onWednesday.B.Wednesdayevening.C.OnFriday.11.How

soonwillthespeakersseeeachother?A.Notdefinitelydecided.B.OnFriday.C.Inaweek.听第8段材料，回答第12至15题。12.Whatistheaimoftheresearc

hintheUnitedStates?A.Topreventpeoplefromgoingtopublictoilets.B.Toobservehowpeoplebehaveinthepublicplaces.C.Toseehowthegooda

dvicetowashhandsisfollowed.13.Whatdoesthestudyshow?A.Peopledon’tseemtowashtheirhandsasoftenastheysay.B.Mostpeoplearenotafra

idofgettingsick.C.Notmanypeopleusepublictoilets.14.HowmanypeopleintheU.S.A.wereobservedintheprogram?A.1,000.B.8,000.C.9,000.15.Whatisthepercenta

geofpeoplewholiedaboutwashinghandsaccordingtothestudy?A.95%B.67%C.28%.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.-Childrenshou

ldbetaughthowtobehaveproperlyinpublic.-________.Goodmannersshouldbeadoptedfromanearlyage.A.Goodforyou.B.That’sallright.C.That’sagoodpoint.D

.Itdepends.2.Technological________ineducationsuchasonlinecoursesandsocialnetworkingtoolsarehavingasignificantimpactoneducational

systemsatalllevels.A.insightsB.qualificationsC.instructionsD.innovations3.Severalbigcompanies________

thewholeindustry,leavingnoroomforsmallbusinessestodevelop.Thiswillonedaydestroytheindustry.A.boostB.expandC.resolv

eD.dominate4.Joenevermissesanopportunitytotalkabouthisworkingexperienceabroad;________heisamanwholikesshowingoff.A.particularlyB.cruciall

yC.criticallyD.apparently5.We’dbettertakeumbrellas—I’msureit________whenwearriveinLondon;it’salwayswetthereatthistimeofyear.A.willrainB.israiningC.w

illberainingD.wouldrain6.________advanced5Gtechnologies,Huaweihasbecometheonlyequipmentproviderthatcanofferend-to-end5Gproductsandsol

utions.A.PossessingB.PossessedC.TopossessD.Beingpossessed7.Ijustsatbythewindowwatchingthepassingscene________Icaughttheeyeofawa

iterandorderedmymeal.A.onceB.whileC.untilD.since8.—Tonymusthaveletoutthesecretonpurpose.—________.Couldyoutellmewhyhedidthat?A.Forgetit.B.Id

on’tgetit.C.Nocomment.D.Letitbe.9.Thebookdiscussestheextent________familylifehaschangedoverthepast50years.AwhereB.inwhichC.towhichD.that10.Theyo

ungman,________inheavytrafficontheway,gothomeanhourlaterthanusual.A.catchingB.caught.C.havingcaughtD.tob

ecaught11.Therestauranthaschangeditsserviceandsomeofitsdishes________thecomplaintsfromthecustomers.A.inresponsetoB.inreturnforC.inrespecto

fD.inexchangefor12.—Sandy,couldyourepeattheanswertothisdifficultquestion?—Sorry,MissChen.I________someth

ingelsethen.A.amthinkingofB.thoughtofC.hadthoughtofD.wasthinkingof13.Thetwomenfromthetruckwerepoorlydresse

dandspokein________soundedlikeaneasternEuropeanlanguage.A.whichB.thatC.whatD.where14.Realizingthatthingswerebecomingworseandw

orse,thelocalgovernment________tofindawaytostopthespreadofthedisease.A.setdownB.setasideC.setoutD.setoff15.-Willmycarbereadybytheendofthisw

eek?-It________be,sir.Iwillgiveyouacallifitisready.A.shouldB.shallC.wouldD.must第二节完型填空(共20小题;每小题1.5分，满分30分)Thepandemichasgreatlychangedthelandsca

peofeducation.Butthatnever____16____onebrilliantgirl’sresolvetoreachforthestars.Whilemostteensaretacklingthechallenge

sofmiddleschool,AlenaWicker,hasalready____17____herhighschooldiplomaattheageof12.Andafterlearninginalong-termonlineprogram,sh

eis____18____toattendArizonaStateUniversitythissummer.There,she____19____tomajorinbothastronomicalscienceandchemistryto____20_

___herdreamofworkingatNASAwhereshehopesto____21____herextraordinaryskillstobuildspacecraftaftergraduation.____22____,shewantedtobeanas

tronomer,butthensheswitchedovertoengineering____23____herloveofbuildingthings.Alena’sspacejourneybeganwithherearly____24____forLego(乐高),withwhic

hshe’salwaysplayedaroundsinceshewas4.Sofar,she’sbuilt____25____ofeverythingfromtheTajMahaltoNASArockets.“She

would___26___theLegopiecesbycolorandsize,”hermotherMcQuatersaid.“Shewasalways____27____atherLegopieces,andifyou____

28____herLegopieces,itwouldbeeasyforhertoputthemtogether.”Besidesbringinghervisionsintoreality,thisgeni

ushadremarkable____29____inotheraspectsoflife.Seeingthe____30____ofopportunitiesintheSTEM(science,technology,engineeringandmath)fieldsforwomen

,Alenawantedtomakeachange.Withhermum’sencouragement,Alena____31____awebsitetoencourageothergirlswith____32____intereststofocusonfieldswhichh

adbeen____33____inaccessibletowomen.Alenahopestosetanexampleforothergirls--neverletthelong-establishedconceptkeepusfrom___

_34____thecourseofourlife.“Itdoesn’tmatterwhatyourageisorwhatyouareplanningtodo,”shesaid.“Goforit,andthen____35____it.”16.A.identifiedB.

conveyedC.opposedD.weakened17.A.reviewedB.receivedC.approvedD.questioned18.A.nervousB.willingC.readyD.hesita

nt19.A.continuesB.happensC.refusesD.intends20.A.pursueB.changeC.demonstrateD.assess21.A.recoverB.appreciateC.employD.discover22.

A.ImportantlyB.OriginallyC.ObviouslyD.Fortunately23.A.incontrastwithB.inspiteofC.incaseofD.onaccountof24.A.pas

sionB.chargeC.requestD.occasion25.A.instructionsB.sitesC.modelsD.pictures26.A.designB.organizeC.produceD.recommend27.A.amusedB.expertC.

astonishedD.mad28.A.handedoutB.putawayC.showedoffD.messedup29.A.achievementsB.privilegesC.adaptationsD.explanations30.A.varieti

esB.growthC.inequalityD.advantages31.A.examinedB.launchedC.visitedD.removed32.A.similarB.beneficialC.impressiveD.typical33.A.

historicallyB.graduallyC.casuallyD.suddenly34.A.recordingB.trackingC.spreadingD.determining35.A.judgeB.su

bmitC.accomplishD.advertise第三部分阅读理解(共20小题：每小题2.5分，满分50分)AParticipantsinanonlineforumwereaskedwhetherspaceexplorationwasworthwhile.He

rearesomeofthecommentstheyposted:PlanetGirl7.17pmOurworldisdamagedbywar,hungerandpoverty.Billionsofpeoplestrugglejusttosurvivefr

omdaytoday.MeanwhiletheUSspaceagencyhasUS$16billiontoplaywitheveryyear.Wemustdealwiththeworld’surgentproblems.Spaceexploration

isaluxurywecannotafford.Dragon7.18pmThat$16billionspentonspaceisnothingcomparedtothe$370billionspento

nthemilitary.JJ7.20pmExploringspaceisinvestinginthefuture.Everyoneknowswe’rerunningoutofresources.There’smassiveover-

populationtoo.Thesolarsystemhasheapsofresourceswecanuseformining,andmaybewecanexploreotherplanets.Ifwedon’tdoitnow,itmightbetoolate.

PlanetGirl7.22pmWehavetosettleproblemsofover-populationandresourceconsuminghereonEarth,insteadofchasingsciencefictio

ndreams.Otherwisewewilljustexportourunsustainablelifestyletoanotherplanet.Wemightconsumethewholeuniverse!!JJ7.23pmSpaceexplorersrock!Theyknowwhatthey

areinfor,andtheystilldoitanyway.That’swhatIcallcourage!Wehumanshavealwaysstruggledtoexpandourhorizons.W

ewanttoknowwhatelseisoutthere.Whoknows,maybewe’lldiscoverthesolutiontoallourproblemsoutthere!Switched-on7.

25pmSpaceexplorationhashadahugeeffectonourlives.Wanttotalktosomeonehalfwayaroundtheworld?Sure.Gettheweatherforecast?Comingrightup.Checkexactlywhereyo

uare?Absolutely.It’sallpossible,thankstosatellitetechnology,globalpositioningsystems,andtherest.Iftherewasnospaceexploration,we’

dbesittingaroundinthedark,nottalkingonline!Penny7.50pmSatellitesarelaunchedbyprivatecompanies—forprofitPlanetEarthdoesn’talwaysbenefit.Exploringrem

oteplanetscertainlydoesnotcontributetolifeonEarth.36.Theunderlinedsentence(Par.2)meansthatspaceexplorationis_________.A.expensi

vebutnecessaryB.expensiveandunnecessaryC.veryimportantbuttooexpensiveD.notveryimportantbutaffordable37.Wha

tisDragon’sopinion?.A.Thecostofspaceexplorationistoomuch.B.PlanetGirl’sideaisacceptable.C.Spaceexplorationisworth

while.D.Themilitaryismoreusefulthanspaceexploration.38.WhatisthemostlikelyreasonthatJJdoesnotdiscussthecostofspaceexploration?A.Heagreesth

atspaceexplorationcoststoomuch.B.Hedoesnotknowhowmuchspaceexplorationcosts.C.Hethinksspaceexplorationisworthwhile,whateverthecost.D.HeknowsPla

netGirliswrongaboutthecostofspaceexploration.39.WhichaspectofspaceexplorationdoesSwitched-onmainlywriteabout?A.Itsc

osttothecommunity.B.Itseffectonenvironment.C.Itscontributiontotechnologyineverydaylife.D.Itscapacitytoservepeopleintheireveryda

ylife.40.WhatisonepointthatPlanetGirlandJJaremostlikelytoagreeabout?A.Livingonotherplanetsisarealpossibility.B.Spendingmoneyonwarisunnecess

ary.C.Spaceexplorationencouragescreativity.D.Earth’sresourcesarefastdisappearing.BThelibraryofPharaohRamessesIIissa

idtohavebornetheinscription(碑文)“thehouseofhealingforthesoul”.DylanThomas,anEnglishwriter,reportedlylikedtorelaxbyreadingA

gathaChristie’sdetectivenovels.AsforthenovelistYiyunLi,itwasWarandPeacethathelpedhergetthroughthetoughesttimes;whenshelaunchedav

irtualreadinggroupofLeoTolstoy’smasterpieceinlockdown,3,000peoplesignedup.Inrecentyears,agrowingbodyofresearchhasbackeduptheideat

hatbooksnotonlyentertain,butalsohelpusrecoverandgrow.Theyoffercompanionshiptothelonely,insighttotheanxious,andreleasetothosewhofeeltra

pped.ThisfeaturehasmotivatedAnnCleevestoturnherattentiontotheoldlong-lastingbibliotherapy.Shethenco-sponsoredsuchaprograminnortheastEngla

nd,workingwithpublichealthteams.Bibliotherapyisanapproachusingbooksandotherformsofliteraturetoimprovea

patient’smentalhealth.Areviewofseveralstudiesfoundsuchprogramshavealong-termeffectonpeople’swell-bein

g.ButCleeveshasabroaderideainmind.WritingforTheGuardian,shedescribedhowreadingandwritingfictionhelpedherunderstan

dherownresponseandallowedhertoescapeintoadifferentworld.Thereadingcoacheswillmatchtheirpatientswithapp

ropriatepoetryandnovelsaswellasnon-fictionbasedonpatients’condition,andwillintroducethemtolibrariansandotherreaders.After

all,what’supliftingtoonereaderwillseemtwee(花哨的)toanotherandwhatonefindsunpleasantmaybereassuringtothenext.ForClee

ves,itishappytoseepeopleseekself-discoveryintheworldofbooks.Somemayrespondtochildren’sclassicTheSecretGarden;otherswillrecognizeth

emselvesinToniMorrison’snovels.Anancientideahasfoundfreshresonance(共鸣).41.WhatdidDylanThomasandYiyunLihaveincommon?A.Theysoughtinspirati

oninforeigncountries.B.Theyturnedtobooksforspiritualcomfort.C.Theyhadagreatinfluenceontheworldliterature.D.Theyoncelaunchedareadinggroupduringt

oughtimes.42.WhatinspiredAnnCleevestoco-sponsortheprogram?A.Thehealingpowerofbooks.B.Thesupportfrompublichealthteams.C.Thepopularityof

theprogramamongpeople.D.ThelackofsuchaprograminnortheastEngland.43.Whatcanbeinferredaboutbibliotherapy?A.Itcangreatlyimprovepublichealth.

B.Itcanbringaboominbookmarkets.C.Itcanbeusedasacurefordepression.D.Itcanbringindiverseformsofliterature.44.Howdoesareadingcoachplayhiso

rherrole?A.Bysuitingspecificbookstopatients.B.Byhelpinglibrarianssortoutallkindsofbooks.C.Byassistingread

ersinwritingtheirownfiction.D.Byrecordingreaders’responsetodifferentbooks.45.Whichofthefollowingcanserveasthebesttitleoft

histext?A.Virtualreadinggroups:therisingindustryinlockdownB.Aninscription:thehouseofhealingforthesoulC

.Novelreading:twosidestomentaltroublesD.Bibliotherapy:anoldideafindsnewlifeCTheworld’sclocksmarkeverypassingsecond,minuteandhour.Buttohuma

ns,secondsofpaincanfeellikeminutes,andhoursspentatapartycanendinablink.Thebraincanstretchorsqueezethef

eelingoftimeformanyreasonsincludingpleasure,pain,fearandage.Althoughthesciencebehindthis“subjectivetime”isnotfullyunderstood,somerese

archsuggeststhatanadditionalfactormightinfluencethesubjectivelengthofyourlife:yourincome.Researchalreadysuggeststhat,onaverage,wealthypeopl

elivelonger,biologically.Now,emergingworkindicatesthatvariedandnovelexperiencescouldcreatemore“timecodes”int

hehumanbrainasitprocessesmemoryformation.This,inturn,couldmeanthatpeoplewhocanaffordtoenjoymorevacationsandhobbies,andwhohavemorest

imulatingjobs,willrecallhavinglivedforalongertimeonEarth.“Eventhoughtimeflieswhenyou’rehavingfun,whenyoulookbackonit,you

canremembermuchmoreofthisextendedexperiencecomparedtoaboringexperience,”saysJorgenSugar,apostdoctoralstudentattheNorwegianUniver

sityofScienceandTechnology’sKavliInstituteforSystemsNeuroscience.He’spartofateamofscientistsinvestigatingthesementaltimecodes.Theideath

atnoveltycanaffecttheexperienceoftimealsoseemstofitculturesthatdon’tmeasuretimeusingclocks-manyculturesrely

insteadoncelestial(天空的),culturalandseasonaleventstomarktheflowoftime.“Ourexperienceoftimedoesvaryaccordingtocircu

mstances,andalsoaccordingtothekindofrhythmofactivityweengagein,”saysChrisSinha,acognitivescientistworkingwithHunanUniversitywhohasstudiedsocalle

d“event-basedtime”inAmazoniantribesandlinguisticminoritygroupsinChina.Butotherexpertsaren’tconvinced.AccordingtoMonicaCapri,aneconomistwithabackgroun

dinneuro-economiesatClaremontGraduateUniversity,subjectivetimeisn’twellunderstoodscientifically.Evenifhigher-paid

jobscanleadtomorenewexperiences,wealthypeoplearen’tnecessarilyspendingmoneythatway.Amillionaire,forinstance,mayspendmoneyonafancywatch,butthisis

n’tlikelytochangetheirfeelingoftimethewayavacationorevenalow-costhikewould,shesays.What’smore,shesays,therearemanyfactorstoconsider

inhowthebrainprocessestime.Forinstance,accordingtoAdrianBejan,aprofessoratDukeUniversity,thenoveltyoffun

experiencescansimplywearoff.Still,researchersfrommanyfieldsareeagertouncoverthemysteriesofmemoryandsubjectivetime.AccordingtoSugar,understandinghowhu

mansformandrecallmemoriescanaffectmanyaspectsofsociety,such,aslaw,educationandhealthcare-andperhapscan

evenaidourunderstandingofourselves.“Thehumanbrainisthemostcomplexbiologicalsystemweknow,”hesays.46.Whatdoweknowabout“subjectivetime”fromthe

passage?A.Itspaceisinfluencedbyaperson’smood.B.Ithasnothingtodowithone’sincome.C.Itisathingthatiscompletelyunderstood.D.Itmarkseve

rypassingsecondforaperson.47.Howcanincomeinfluenceapersonaccordingtosomeresearchers?A.Wealthypeopletendtoengagemoreinremem

beringthings.B.Wealthypeopletendtohaveabettermemorythanpoorpeople.C.Wealthypeoplemayfeellifeisrelativelylongerpsychologically.D.Wealthypeople

usuallyneedmoretimetoprocessmemoryformation.48.WhichofthefollowingstatementsdoesChrisSinhamostprobablyagreewith

?A.Newandunusualeventswillnotaffecttheexperienceoftime.B.Subjectivetimeisassociatedwiththerhythmofact

ivityweengagein.C.Amazoniantribesareoneexampleofculturesmeasuringtimewithclocks.D.ChrisSinhatotallydisagreeswithJorgenSugaronsubjec

tivetime.49.WhatisMonicaCapri’sopinionofsubjectivetime?A.Sheisnotconvincedthatmoneycanextendsubjective

time,B.Shethinksthattheexcitementoffunexperiencescanhardlywearoff.C.Shedoesn’tbelievethatwealthypeoplecanbuygoodmemories.D.Shedoubtswhetherhigher-pa

idjobscanleadtomorenewexperiences.50.Whatdoyouthinkisthemainideaofthepassage?AThebraincanchangeyourfeel

ingoftime.B.Ourexperienceoftimevariesaccordingtocircumstances.C.Yoursubjectivetimemaydependonyourincome.D.Researchersareexploringthemysteriesofsubje

ctivetime.DExpertiseiswhatseparatesamateursfromtruemastersinalmostanyfield.Youmightwonderwhetherexpertsare“born”or“made”.Expertsinthefieldprovet

hatexpertiseisacquiredthroughdedicatedpractice,buthow.exactlydopeoplegoaboutbecomingexperts?Peoplewhobecomeexpertstendtogetabodyofkn

owledgethatmakesthemoneofthemostinformedindividualsintheirfield.Theyalsopossesstheskillsthattheyneedtodete

rminewhenandhowtoutilizetheirknowledge.Recently,apopularideahasemergedthatthekeytobecominganexpertisdevotingatleast10,000hours

tothestudyandpracticeofasubject.Inthestudy,researchersfoundthatthemostaccomplishedviolinistsatamusicacademyhadspentanaverag

e10,000hourspracticingtheirinstruments.PoppsychologyauthorMalcolmGladwellcoinedthephrase“theten-thousand-hourrule”.Gladwe

llalsosuggestedtech-entrepreneurBillGateshaddevoted10,000hourstopracticingprogrammingbeforehecreatedMicrosoft.AndersE

ricssonoftheUniversityofFlorida,whoisaworld-renownedexpert,hasstudiedexpertsfromallwalksoflifeandpointedoutthedeficiencyo

f“theten-thousand-hourrule”.Ericssonbelievesthatwhatseparatesamateursfromexpertsiswhatisreferredtoasdeliberatepractice.O

rdinarypracticecanhelppeoplebecomeskilledatatask,butdeliberatepracticeneedstoimproveotherthings,suchasyourcurrentskil

llevel,settinggoals,andreceivingtrainingandinstructionfromaqualifiedteacher.WhileEricssonbelievesdeliberatepracticeis

thekeytobecominganexpert,notallresearchersagreewithhisconclusion.Somerecentstudieshavefounddeliberatepracticeisn

’ttheonlyfactorthatexplainsthedifferencesbetweentheskilledandtheunskilled.Whilepsychologistsarenotsureexactlywhi

chfactorsmightalsoplayarole,personalitytraits,physicalcharacteristics,andoverallintelligencemaymatteraswell.

Practiceisessentialfordevelopingaskill,butbecominganexpertrequiresconstantlychallengingyourselftodobetter,learnmore,andac

quirenewknowledgeandskills.Simplypracticingthesameskillsoverandoveragainwillmakeyoubetterinthoseareas,butitw

illnotleadtotrueexpertise.51.What’sthemainroleofthefirstparagraph?A.Toleadtothetopic.B.Toanalyzethepopularidea.C.Todescribethebackground.D.Tointrod

uceaphenomenon.52.GladwellproposedtheexampleofBillGatestoillustrate________.A.patiencemattersalotB.hardworkwillfinallypayoffC.th

eimportanceofrepeatedpracticeD.thedifficultyofbecomingawell-knownexpert53.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“deficiency”inPa

ragraph3referto?A.FeatureB.InfluenceC.SignificanceD.Shortcoming54.WhydosomeresearchersdisagreewithAndersEricsson’sidea?A.Be

causehisresearchrangeisquitelimited.B.Becauseheignoressomerelatedfactors.C.Becauseheintroducessomeconfl

ictingfactors.D.Becausehisresearchmistakessomedefinitions.55.Whatdoesthelastparagraphindicate?A.Peopleshoulddevelopdifferentsk

illsinlife.B.Simplypracticingisnotenoughtoattaintrueexpertise.C.Peopleshouldn’tonlyfocusonchallengingthemselves.D.Constantlychallengingisessen

tialforlearningnewknowledge.第II卷(共35分)第四部分：书面表达(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)阅读表达OnthemorningofmyPh.Dqualifyingexam,Irolledoutofthebedandgo

tdressed.NextIdidmymake-upandputonmyheels.Ilookedatmyselfinthemirror,feelingconfidentthatIcouldfacethemembersofmyPh.Dcommi

tteeandanswerwhateverquestionstheythrewatmeduringmypresentation.It’sastrategythatInewlydevelopedduetoanunexpect

edinspirationfromLadyGaga.Asastudent,I’vealwaysstruggledwithbeingconfidentatschool.Iespeciallyfearedtogivepresentat

ionsaboutmyresearch.ThebreakthroughcameduringthemonthbeforemyqualifyingexamwhenIlistenedtoLadyGaga’snewalbumtitledJoanne.A

sacommittedfan,Inoticedthatthisalbumdifferedgreatlycomparedwithherpastones.Shehadquittedherusualdance-popandtriedcountrymusicfo

rthefirsttime,andherclothinghadchangedaswell.Obviously,LadyGagawastakingahugeprofessionalrisk.However,shewasconfidentofthemusicshereleased,andthefr

eshimagesheadopted.Thatgotmethinking:CouldIdosomethingsimilarbeforeIsteppedonstage?Mynaturallyshyandquietpersonalitywasnotexactlyidealfo

rpublicspeaking,soIthoughtaboutthefeaturesandtheimageIwantedmyprofessionalselftopossess.Iworeprofessionalclothingandhighlightedm

yfeatures—bravery,grace,andself-assurance—throughmake-up.WhenIwalkedintotheexamroom,IwaspleasedtodiscoverthatIhadnew

-foundconfidence.Sure,Iwasstillnervous,butIhadanunfamiliarsenseofcalmassoonasIbeganmytalk.Iwasabletoreplytoquestionswithoutthetremblingvoice,andItook

ownershipoftheworkIpresented.ThankstoLadyGaga,Inowhaveastrategythatunlocksthekeytomyconfidence.56.Whatwastheauthorscaredofatschool?(No

morethan10words)__________________________________________________________________________________57.WhatbreakthroughdidLadyGagamakeinhernewal

bum?(Nomorethan15words)_________________________________________________________________________________

_58.WhatdoestheunderlinedwordmeaninParagraph3?(Oneword)__________________________________________________________________________________59.Howdidt

heauthorconquerhershynessandnervousnessinthePh.Dqualifyingexam?(Nomorethan15words)________________________________________

__________________________________________60.Whatinspirationdoyougetfromtheauthor?Pleaseexplainitinyourownwords.(Nomorethan20wor

ds)__________________________________________________________________________________第二节书面表达(满分25分)61.假定你是津英中学高三学生谢飞。今年9月份你因病住院两周。在此期间，你的外国

朋友Francis经常在线上辅导你学习英语，鼓励你积极面对生活，战胜困难。感恩节即将到来，请给他写一封电子邮件表达你的感激之情，内容包括：1、告知近况；2、回顾帮助；3、邀请他感恩节来你家。注意：*词数不少于10

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