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绝密★启用前2023～2024学年福建百校联考高三正月开学考英语全卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟。注意事项：1.答题前、先将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在试卷和答题卡上，并将条形码粘贴在名题号上的指定位置2.请按题号顺序在答题卡上各题目的答题区城内作答，写在试卷、草稿

纸和答题卡上约作答题区城均无效，3.选择题用2B铅笔在答题卡上把所选答案的标号涂黑;非选择题用黑色签字笔在答题卡上作答;宇体工整，笔迹清楚。4.考试结束后，请将试卷和答题卡一并上交。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)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。每段对话仅一遍。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.₤19.15.B.₤9.18.C.₤9.

15.答案是C。1.Whoisthewomanhavingaconversationwith?A.Areporter.B.AtravelagentC.Ashopassistant.2.Whataspectofthesculptureisthema

n’sfavourite?A.Thematerial.B.ThedesignerC.Thecolour3.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthelecture?A.It’sinteresting.

B.There’snothingbetterthanit.C.Shedoesn’tlikeitatall.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Takingphotos.B.Careerchoices.C.Fam

ilyrelationships.5.Whyisthecustomerangry?A.Themanwasrudetoher.B.Shedidn’tgetherfood.CThemanagerrefusedtotalktoher.第二节(共15小题;每小题1.5分，满分2

2.5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。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.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Co-workers.B.Tutorandstudent.C.Classmates7.Whenwillthespeakersprobablymeetnext

time?A.OnThursday.B.OnMondayC.OnFriday.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatdoweknowabouttheman?A.Helikesfreshcoconut

.B.Hepreferscoconuttobedried.C.Hedislikesthetasteofcoconut.9.Whatdidthespeakersjustbuylastweekend?.A.ButterB.CarrotsC.Pictu

res.10.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Turntheovenon.B.BuysomeeggsC.Cutthecoconutintopiece.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatdidthewomanla

stread?A.GreatExpectations.B.WarandPeace.C.TheHistoryofJewsinRussia.12、Whatkindofbooksdoesthewomanwanttoread

now?A.Moreseriousliterature.B.Best-sellers.C.Onesaboutfamilylife.13.Whatisthemanprobably?A.Awriter.B.Ahistorian

.C.Alibrarian.听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。14.Howlongdidtheman’striplast?A.FivemonthsB.Twoweeks.C.Ayear.15.WhydidthewomanplantogotoBraz

illastyear?A.Toaccompanyherboss.B.Tovisitherparents.C.Tohaveabusinesstrip.16.Whatwillthewomandoforth

eman?A.Findhimaplacetolive.B.Offerhimsomefood.C.Introducehimtoherfriend.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatdoesthespeakerwanttosho

wbytellingthestory?A.Kids’struggleinlearninginstruments.B.Thebenefitsofmusic.C.Thepopularityoflearningthepia

no.18.Whendidthemanstartpractisingpiano?A.Whenhewas15yearsold.B.Whenhewas4yearsold.C.Whenhewasahighschoolstudent.19.Whathelpedthemanfindconfidenc

e?A.HistrainingB.Hisattitude.CHisachievement.20.Whichcansummarizethemainideaofthetalk?A.Loveisathingthatgrows.B.Practicemakesperfect.C.Con

tentisbetterthanriches.第二部分阅读(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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。AAlanguagec

orpus(语料库)isahugecollectionoftextstakenfromprint,video,audioandothersources.ItisapowerfultoolthatcanhelpyoulearnmoreaboutEnglishwordsandphras

es.TheCorpusofContemporaryAmericanEnglish,orCOCA,containsoveronebillionwordsfrom1990to2019.Andithasmanywaystohelplearnersfindoutmoreabout

howwordsareused.HowtouseCOCAFirst,youwillneedtoregisterwithCOCAtousethecollection.Youcanregisterfortwokind

sofaccounts.Afreeaccountlimitsyouto20searchesforwordswithinany24-hourperiod.Apaidaccountwillgiveyou200searcheswithinany2

4-hourperiod.HerearethestepsforusingCOCAtofindexamplesofhowawordisused.Wewillusethewordprofoundtoshowthis.·Onthehomepage.typethewordprofo

undinthewhitesearchboxontheleftsideofthescreen.·Click“findmatchingstrings”justbelowthesearchbox.Thiswilltakeyoutoanewweb-p

age.·Onthisnewpage.youwillseethewordprofoundinblue.Clickonit.·Youwillnowseeapagewith100examplesusing

thewordprofound,andthewordprofoundisshowningreen.Thesourceofeachexampleisshownontheleftside.·Ifyouclickonthesourceont

heleft,COCAwillshowyoualargerpartofthetextcontainingtheexample.·Ifyouwanttoseemoreexamples,clickthetwoforwardpagearrows>>a

tthetoporbottomleft.Thisbringsyoutothenext100examples.Inthisway,youmightfindmorekindsofsourcesfortheexamples.1.

WhatisCOCA?A.AtextbookonAmericanEnglishchanges.B.AreportaboutthedevelopmentofEnglish.CAnEssentialtoolforbeginnersofEnglish.D.AdatabaseofContemp

oraryAmericanEnglish.2.Whatisthedisadvantageofafreeaccount?A.Only200searchesavailable.B.Lessusagewithin24hours.C.On

ly20examplesperword.D.Difficultyinapplyingforanaccount.3.Howcanyoufindabroadersourceforeachexample?A.Reenterthiswordonthehomepage.

B.Clickanotherpagewith100moreexamples.C.Clickontheleftsideoftherelevantexample.D.Clickpagearrowsattheto

porbottomleft.BWhenIwasinmysecondyearinseniorhighschool,Ifoundafour-dollar-an-hourpart-timejobatVilla-novaPizza.Likemanyofm

yfriends,Ilongedtoearnsomepocketmoneyfromthejobaswellasgainingsocialexperience.JustoneweekafterIworkedthere,Stubby,themanager,calledmeinto

hisoffice.Asthesayinggoes,“lifeisn’tabedofroses”.Myfirstjobendedinfailure,HisreasonwasthatIshoweduplatetwiceandtookmorebreaksthanothers.“Oh,

I’maloser,”Ithoughttomyself.Ibelievedthatthoughtwassharedbymybrothers,neitherofwhomhadeverbeenfired,andmymother,thoughshewouldneverex

pressitinthoseterms.“Iamtoosadtodoanything,”Icomplainedtomyfather.Afterlisteningtomywords,helaughed.“It’snotfunny;I’maloser,”Isaid..

“No,you’renot.Thisisapartofgrowingup.Youwillbeallright,mydeardaughter,”hesaid,pattingmyshoulder.“Trustme.Youaregoodenough.”Ilookedintomyfath

er’seyesandIcouldseehereallytrustedme.AndIbelievedhim.Sincethen,“Trustme.Youaregoodenough”aretheonlywo

rdsIhaverepeatedtomyself.IhaveworkedhardtobeabetterpersonandcherishedeverychanceIhavegot.Finally,Isucceededinenteringagooduniversity.AftergraduationI

foundmydreamjob.Icouldn’twaittocallmyfatherandshowmygratitude.Lookaheadwhenyouexperiencesomethingunp

leasantandthereisalwayssomeonearoundbelievinginyou.Whentheybelieveinus,webegintobelieveinourselves,too.Theytelluswearegoodenoug

hoverandoveruntilwecanhearit.4.Whywastheauthorfired?A.Shewasusuallylateforwork,B.Shehadnosocialexperience,C.Shehadtoomanybreaks

.D.Shefailedtocompletehertask.5.Whatdidtheauthor’sfatherdoafterknowingherfailure?A.Helaughedather.B.Hecomplainedtothecruelboss

.C.Hewastoosadtodoanything.D.Hecomfortedherandsaidhebelievedinher.6.Whatdidtheauthordoassoonasshefoundherdreamjob?A.Shephonedher

fatherandthankedhim.B.Shereturnedhometohaveacelebration.C.Sheshowedhergratitudetoherteacher.D.Sheinvitedherfamilytoabigparty.7

.Whichofthefollowingcanbestdescribetheauthor’sfather?AStrictanddevoted.B.Caringandkind.C.Ambitiousandbrave.D.Humbleandhumorous..CThrou

ghouthistory,technologicalprogresshasbroughtnewwealthbuthasnotalwaysimprovedpeople’slives.Economistsnowsayitisnotclearwhe

therartificialintelligence(AI)willhelporhurtsociety.McKinleyisabusinessconsultingcompany.ItsaidAIcouldaddbetwe

en$14trillionand$22trillionofvaluetotheworld’seconomy.Supporterssaythetechnologywillcreatewealthandimprovelivingstandards.Somegoasfarassaying

AIwillincreasepeople’sfreetimeandhelpthembemorecreative.Butothersareworriedthetechnologywillleadtolosing

jobs.TheypointtoHollywoodwritersandactorswhoareworriedthattheywillbereplacedbytechnology.TheInternetarri

vedwithasimilaromenofmoreproductivity,wealthandjobs.Recently,theFrenchbankNatixisnotedinitsresearchthatmostofthewealthhasgonetoafewbillionaires.Andma

nyofthejobsdonotrequirehighlypaid,skilledworkers.Someworkershopethetechnologywillincreasepayandjobsatisfaction.Buttheyarealsoconcernedt

hatthetechnologycouldpushpeopletoworktoohard.Suchconcernsarenotunfounded.Historyhasshowntheeconomicimpa

ctoftechnologicalprogressisgenerallyuncertain,unequalandevenharmful.Johnsonrecentlypublishedabook,PowerandProgress,withDacronAcemoglu,anothe

reconomistfromMIT.Theystudiedtechnologicalprogressoverthelast1,000yearsincludingclothingproduction,traintravel,andevenfoo

dshopping.Johnsonnotedthatitiseasiertocreatesomethingnewthantomakesureitworksforeveryone.Thetwoeconomistslookedataninventioncalledthe

spinningjennythatmadeiteasiertoturncottonandwoolintoyarn(纱线).Theysaidthedevicehelpedclothingproductionandcreatedwealthformanypeopleinthel

ate1700s.However,italsoincreasedthedemandforcottonandledtolongerhoursforworkers.Thedemandalsoledtothegrowthofslaveryinthesouth

ernUnitedStates.AsforAItechnology,Johnsonwondersifitwillmakeexistinginequalitiesworse,or“couldithelpusgetback

tosomethingfairer”?8.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“omen”meaninParagraph3?A.Sign.B.Requirement.C.ExperienceD.Level.9.W

hatdoesParagraph1intendtotellus?A.Lessonsfromhistory.B.Theexcitementofcreatingnewthings.C.Importanttechnologicalinnovationsinhistory.D.Theapplicat

ionofthespinningjenny.10.WhatisJohnson’sattitudetowardsartificialintelligence?A.Surprised.B.Scared.C

.ObjectiveD.Unfavourable11.Whereisthetextprobablyfrom?A.Abookreview.B.Asciencefictionnovel.C.Aneconom

icstextbook.D.Atechnologyreport.DAblindfishlivingwithinaMexicancavesystem’sdeep,enduringdarknessstillmaintains

someabilitytosenselight.Asthecavefishnolongerseemtorelyonaninternaldailycycleandsomesleepverylittle,biologistIncaStein-dalandhercolleagueswer

ekeentoseeiftheirbodiescanstillregulatecyclicallythroughtime.MostanimalsonEarthhaveaninternalclockforthisthecir

cadianrhythm(昼夜节律)thatuseslightlevelstomakeourbodiesfitinwithourplanet’sdayandnightcycles.Thisrhythmisthenusedtocyclethroughdiffe

rentbiologicalprocessesthatcaninfluenceourbehaviour,suchasourhungercycles.TheMexicanblindcavefishlivein

acomplexofover30isolatedcaves,withinwhichtheyhaveeachindependentlyadjustedtothedark.Theirbodiesareextrasensitivetovibrations

(震动),allowingthemtosensechangesinwatercurrentsfornavigation(导航)incompensationfortheirlimitedorcompletelackofsight.Thisadaptationoccurreddespitethefis

hfromeachcaveevolvingfromthesamespecieswithfullyfunctioningeyes.ThisancestralgroupstilllivesinthesurfacewatersintheElAlb

raregionofMexicoandsomepartsoftheSouthwesternUS.Steindalandherteamtooktissuesamplesfromtheblindcavefish,fromthreeisolatedcaves,and

theirsurfacerelativesandtestedthecellsindifferentconditions.Theydetectedtheactivationofseveralmolecular(

分子的)clockmechanismswhenthecellswereexposedtolight,eveninthecavefishcells.“Non-visuallightdetectionismaintainedataf

undamentalcell-basedlevel,”theresearchersexplain,althoughthecavefishcellsdidnotrespondasstronglyasthosece

llsfromsurfacefish.Whilethereweresomesimilaritiesbetweenthefishfromthedifferentcavescomparedtotheirsurfacerelatives,therewerealsod

ifferencesthatconfirmtheirbiologicalclockchangeseachevolvedindependentlyofoneanotherviadifferentmolecularmechanisms.“Wehaveprovidedproofthatdespi

tebeingblind,cellsfromtheMexicanblindcavefishcandetectlightandmaketheirclocksfitinwithalight/darkcycle,”Steindalandhercolleaguesconclude

.Theteamhopesthesecanhelpuslearnmoreaboutthecircadianrhythmandprovideaneasierwaytostudyanimaladaptationstodarkenvironments.12.Astothecav

efish,whatdidSteindalandherfellowstrytofindout?A.Iftheyhaveacircadianrhythm.B.Iftheyrelyonaninternaldailycy

cle.C.Iftheyneedtosleep.D.Iftheyareabletosenselight.13.WhatisthemainideaofParagraph2?A.TheMexicancavefish’sances

torshadnormalvision.B.TheMexicancavefish’shomeisinthedarkdeepsea.C.TheMexicancavefishhaveadaptedtodarkness.D.TheMex

icancavefishhavetroublenavigating.14.Whichofthefollowingcansupporttheconclusionofthestudy?A.Cavefish’suniquemolecular

structures.B.Non-visuallightdetectionincavefishcells.C.Thecavefish’sadjustmentt0molecularclockmechanisms.D.B

iologicalclockchangesevolvedindependently.15.Whatisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.WhyDotheMexicanCavefishLiveintheDarken“B.ABlindCavefishCanStillPercei

veLight.C.HowCantheMexicanCavefishFitinwiththeDayCycles?D.TheBiologicalClocksoftheLifeintheSenAreConstantlyChanging.第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12

.5分)阅读下而短文，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，Doyouknowanyonewhohasgonebackpacking?It’satypeoftravelthatislow-costandindependent

,oftenmeaningnofixedplansregardingaccommodationordestination.___16___Travellertypicallyfillabackpackwithlifeessentials,likeclothing,plusanythingextr

aneededforadventure.Thestereotypical(刻板印象的)viewofabackpackerissomeoneintheir20s,keentotickoffitemsontheirbucketlist.____17____You’reabouttofin

doutthatanyonecanbackpack,Lastyear,mybestfriend’sparentsretiredatage65andsetoffona630-miletrailalongthesouthwestcoastofEngland.E

achcarryinga15kgbackpack,MikeandLorrainehikedalongcliffs,exploredgoldensandybeachesandevencycled.Foraccommodation,theydidn’tpr

e-bookbutstayedinwhatevertheycouldfindontheday,whichvariedfromBed&Breakfasttocampinginfieldsfullofsheep.____18____Backpackersarealsoknownfort

ravellingwithlittlemoney,butfewbeginwithaslittleasOthmaneZolatifromMorocco.In2015,heembarkedon(开始)an

almostfour-yearjourney,buthestartedoutwithjust$80.Hezigzagged(曲折前进)across24countriesontheAfricancontinent

andfilmedhisexperience,aimingtoshowtheworldthediversityandbeautyofAfrica,allonashoestringbudget.Hesaidthatheoftenhadtodooddjobsandrelyonthekindness

ofstrangerstobeabletoaffordtokeeptravelling.____19____SouthAfricawasOthmane’sfinaldestinationand,onreachingit,hesaid,“Itwasoneofthebestmomentsinmylif

e.Itmademeknowthatifyoufightforsomething,youreallysticktothatgoal...thenyouwillreachit.”____20____Ifyouw

anttotravel,youcan,nomatteryourageorbudget!A.So,don’tgiveup.B.But,forgetthis.C.Butitwasworthit.D.Somepeoplecanspe

ndyearsbackpackingaroundtheworld.E.Hikingisoneofthemostimportantpartsofbackpacking,whichisverypopular.F.Theydidstopfortheoccasionalwell-dese

rvedcupoftea—theywereinEnglandafterall.G.Theword“backpacking”comesfrom“backpack”,atypeofbagyoucarryonyourback.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。It’snoteverydaythatyoulosesomethingunimportantandgainsomethingamazing!WhenKasonJohnsontu

rned8yearsold,abigbunchofheliumballoons(氨气球)was___21___tohissecond-gradeclassroomatMountainGroveElementaryinMissouri

.Itwasa(n)___22___day,butonthewayouttohismum’scar,tragedy(悲剧)struck.Kasonlost___23___oftheballoons,andthey___24___Fivehundredmil

esaway,ToddHurleywasmowing(割草)hislawninCleveland,Tennesseewhenhe___25___Kason’sballoonscaughtonhisfence.Heopenedt

he___26___attachedtothestringsandsawthattheballoonshadbeensenttoKason’smiddleschool.Mostpeoplewouldhavethrowntheballoonsinto

thegarbage,butnotTodd!___27___,thewoodworkerstartedgatheringafewgiftstosendtothe___28___boy.HewroteKason’sp

arentsaletterandincludedaphotoofhimselfandhisdog,Henry,Toddalso___29___handmadewoodenbaseballbat,agiftforKason’ste

acher,and$100incashforthechild!Todd___30___offhiscarepackagetothemiddleschool,wherethe___31___passedittoKasonandhisfamily.Inhisletter.

ToddtoldKasonandhisparentstheballoonswere“trulya(n)___32___inabottle.”“Thesimplegestureofafamilyshowing___33___andapprecia

tiontotheir2ndgraderwithagiftofsurpriseimpactedmebeyondbelief,”hecontinued.“Howamazingly___34___Kasonistohaveafamilythatwillmaketh

eefforttoshowunselfishlove.”Canyoubelievehow___35___thisstrangerwas?Whatathoughtfulandkindthingtodoforalittleboywholosthisbirthdayballoons.Wearesur

eKasonwillalwaysrememberthisbirthday!21.A.donatedB.deliveredC.introducedD.exposed22.A.excitingB.annoyingC.disappointingD.challenging23.A.

trackB.touchC.controlD.sight24.A.blewupB.flewawayC.ranoutD.fadedaway25.A.preventedB.doubtedC.spottedD.ignored26.A.balloonB.packageC.boxD.

envelope27.A.BesidesB.ThereforeC.InsteadD.Otherwise28.A.birthdayB.countryC.smileD.city29.A.expectedB.includedC.filledD.stole30.

A.packedB.sewedC.mailedD.unfolded31A.staffB.detectiveC.waiterD.cashier32.A.insectB.bombC.pillD.messa

ge33.A.loveB.disbeliefC.beautyD.confidence34.A.gratefulB.fortunateC.wiseD.powerful35.A.foolishB.adventurousC.dangerousD.generous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个适当单词或括号内单词的正确形式。AsyouwalkintotheShandongArtsandCraftsExhibitionCentre,youaregreeted___36___amagnifi

centsight:alarger-than-liferabbit.TheTuziWang,or“lordrabbit”,isimpressiveinagoldenhelmet,armoranda.的flowingredrobe(长袍),completewithfourbanner

sonitsback.ItsfaceisdecoratedwithanartisticallypaintedChinesecharacter,quan,andthecloudbeneathit___37___(feature)thelandscapeofB

aotuSpring,oneofthe___38___(famous)scenicspotsinJinan,thecapitalcityofShandongprovince,EastChina.___39___creatoroftherabbitfigureisYangFeng,52,

aninheritorofthisShandongintangibleculturalheritage.Locatedonthesecondflooroftheexhibitioncentreishisstudio,__

_40___hedisplayshisworks,indifferentdesignsandsizes,aswellasthelegendsandstoriesassociatedwith___41___(t

hey).Fromalargerabbitgeneralwhohasanimposing(仪表堂堂的)appearancetoasmallrabbitbabywholookscuteand___42___(adore),Yang’sartisticworksare

exhibited.Yangnamedhisworks“QuanchengTuziWang”,withquanchengmeaning“thecapitalofsprings”—anicknameforhishometown,Jinan.Afterdedi

catingtwo___43___(decade)toperfectinghiscraft,Yangiscommittedto___44___(preserve)andevolvingthetraditionalskillofcreatingthelordrabbitinhi

sownuniquestyle.“Forme,craftingtherabbitisnotjustajob,____45____alifelongcareerthatIampassionateabout,”hesays.第四

部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)46.假定你是李华，你的学校即将举办校园戏剧节，请你给加拿大的朋友Alice写封信，邀请来学校感受中国传统戏剧的魅力。内容包括：1.写信目的；2.举办戏剧节的初衷

及意义；3.期待她的到来。注意：1.写作词数应为80左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearAlice,____________________________________________

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47.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。Asmyparentsworkedalateshift,mythreesmallsisterslookedatme.“Wha

t’sfordinner?“oneofthemsaid.ThelasttimeImadedinnerwaswhenImadepizzainhighschool.Now,Ihadthreemouthstofeed—agestwo,sixandnine—butIwasshort

onideas.Likeadeerinheadlights,Isearchedforapossibleanswer.“Where’stheTwister(转盘游戏)game?”“NotTwister,”Abby,myoldestsis

ter,scolded,“Dinner.”Iwalkedtothecloset,pulledoutthegame.andtestedthespinner(转盘).ThenIslidacoupleofsheetsofpaperbetweenthep

lasticarrowandthecardboardbaseanddivideditintofourquadrant(象限).Ilookedatmysisters.“Whowantschocolate?”Al

ice,myyoungestsister,screamedhappily.Abbycrossedherarms.“Mumwouldn’tletthathappen.”“Mum’snothere.”Iwroteintheu

pperrightquadrant:chocolate.Andy,mymiddlesister,asked,“Whatareyoudoing?”“You’llseeinasecond.”Ipointedatthesecondarea.“How

aboutnoodles?”Alicestarteddancingaroundinacircle.“Whenwegetfouroptionswrittenonthespinner,we’llspintoseewhatwedofordinnertonight.”Myyoungestsistersai

d,“Dressuplikesuperheroes.”“Absolutely!”Iwrotesuperheroes,withnoideahowthatwouldturnintoadinneridea,ho

pingthedialwouldlandsomewhereelse.Theydebatedthefinalsectionforafewsecondsandthencollectivelydecidedonpizza.Iftheyhadsuggested”Runaroundatthemall

“,Iwouldhavewrittenitdown.Isetthespinnerinthemiddleofthetable.Wegatheredaroundthespinner,andIheldupmyhands.“Wearegoingto

spinitonce,andwhateverwelandon、that’swhatwe’lldotonight.”Abbyshookherhead.“Idon’tthinkthisisagoodidea.”“It’sokay,honey.Mumwillundersta

nd.”Aliceyelled,“Iwanttospinit.”Alice’strysentthelittle,plasticarrowflyingaroundandarounduntilitlanded

on...pizza.Everyoneshouted,“Pizza”,includingme.Istillhadnoideawhatweweregoingtodo.Abbylookedatme.“Butwhatarewegoing

todo?”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。“Let’sbuysomematerialsformakingpizzafirst,”Isaid.____________________________________

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ewereexcitedaboutpreparingdinnerbyourselves.________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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