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江苏省前黄中学2025届高三上学期期初检测试卷英语试卷第一部分听力(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.Whoisthemanprobablytalkingto?A.Ashopassistant.B.Hiswife.C.Hisco­worker.2.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.T

hewoman'sphoto.B.Ascenicspot.C.ATVdrama.3.Whatdoesthemanmean?A.E­commerceisadouble­edgedsword.B.Localspecialtiesshouldbeexpo

rted.C.Commercialsareofnouse.4.Whatwillthemandonext?A.Closeawindow.B.Catchamouse.C.Leavetheroom.5.Whendoest

heconversationtakeplace?A.OnFriday.B.OnSaturday.C.OnSunday.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。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和第7两个小题。6.Whichyearofcollegearethespeakersin?A.Thefirstyear

.B.Thesecondyear.C.Thethirdyear.7.Whatdidthewomandoinpublic?A.Shehadadance.B.Shedidjumpingjacks.C.Sheperformedas

ong.听第7段材料，回答第8和第9两个小题。8.Whatdoesthemanexpecttodoonthe3rd?A.Signacontract.B.Goonatour.C.ReturntoNewYork.9.Whatdoesthemanfinallydecid

etodo?A.Cancelthereservation.B.Contactanotherairline.C.Advancethedeparturedate.听第8段材料，回答第10至第12三个小题。10.Whomightthewoma

nbe?A.Ahostess.B.Adirector.C.Anactress.11.Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheaward­winningfilm?A.Itisherpersonalfavorite.B.Itiswor

thyoftheaward.C.Itisterriblydisappointing.12.Whatisthemangoingtodonext?A.Callameeting.B.Watchavideo.C.Haveajobinterview.听第9段材料，回答第

13至第16四个小题。13.Whatistheman?A.Afreshgraduate.B.Asoftwareengineer.C.Acomputerrepairman.14.Whatdoestheexampleoftheman'sgroupprojectprove?A.Hehasgrea

tleadershipskills.B.Heisagoodteamplayer.C.Hepaysattentiontodetail.15.Howdoesthewomandescribetheman?A.Motivated

.B.Creative.C.Industrious.16.Whatwillthewomanmostprobablytalkaboutnext?A.Theemploymentsituation.B.Theinternalpromotion.C.Thecompanycult

ure.听第10段材料，回答第17至第20四个小题。17.HowmuchdiddisabledtravelersspendintheUSin2018?A.About$45.8billion.B.About$58.7billio

n.C.About$81billion.18.WhatisthebestthingaboutSingaporeinNileshJoshi'sopinion?A.Itenablesthedisabledtoliv

ewithdignity.B.Itoffersthedisabledaccessiblepublictransport.C.Itstouristattractionsarefreeforthedisabled.19.

WhatdoweknowaboutJohnMorris?A.HespokehighlyofthehotelroomsinLasVegas.B.Hebuysmagazines3or4timesaweek.C.HeoncelivedinS

ydney.20.WhereisJulieJonesemployed?A.Atahotel.B.Inatravelagency.C.Inapublishingcompany.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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ASpecialFoodPlacestoTryInSingaporeIt’sanunpleasantfactthatlocalfoodplacesareusuallymeanttocatertomeat­e

aters.Itcanbedifficulttofindatastyfoodplacethatcaterstomeat­freediet.Herearesomeoptionstoshowyoudon’tneedmeatforasa

tisfactorytreat.VeganBurgVeganBurghasasurprisinglydiverserangeofplant­basedburgers.FromHawaiianTeriyakitoChar­Gr

illedSatay,themenupromisestotempteventhemosthardcoremeatlovers.Andthat’snotevengettingintotheadd­onsandsidesit

offers,suchasmushroomfriesandbarbecuepotatoes.WoodsSquareTower,#01­06,Singapore737737GenesisRestaurantThiseateryprovesth

atmeat­freedishescanbeasheartyandflavorfulastheirmeat­basedcounterparts.GenesisRestaurantisespeciallyknownforitsjuicydumplings,springrol

ls,pork­freenoodlesandtofucheesecake.HavelockRoad,#B1­01,Singapore059763WellSmoochtCollectiveWellSmoocht

isacafeanddessertbarwhichspecializesinplant­basedicecream.Madefrombrownrice,sugarcanejuiceandfruitsornutbutters,Smoocht’sric

ecream,astheycallit,comesinawidevarietyofdeliciousflavorssuchasEarlGreyLavender,RoseCoconutandGulaMelaka.SinMi

ngCentre,#01­03,Singapore575628GreenCommonThisone­stopplant­basedeateryandmarketplacehasadeliciousmenuofmouth­wateringmeat­freedishes,fromJap

anesecuisinelikesushiandmisoglazedfillettoWesterndisheslikefishlesstacosandpasta,aswellaslocalfavouritessuchasseafoodlaksaandevenbuahkeluakrice.Harbo

urFrontWalk,#169­170,Singapore09858521.Whoisthepassageintendedfor?A.Thosewhowanttoloseweight.B.Thosewhopreferhome­madefood.C.Thosewhocan’tg

owithoutmeat.D.Thosewhodon’teatmeat.22.WhatisGenesisRestaurantfamousfor?A.Japaneseseafood.B.Plant­basedburgers.C.Plant

­basedice­cream.D.Chinese­friendlyfood.23.Whereshouldyougoifyouhaveasweettooth?A.WoodsSquareTower,#01­06.B.SinMin

gCentre,#01­03.C.HavelockRoad,#B1­01.D.HarbourFrontWalk,#169­170.BWithanabundanceofsunandwind,Spainispositioningit

selfasEurope’sfutureleaderingreenhydrogenproductiontocleanupheavyindustries.Butsomeenergyexpertsexpresscautionbecausethisprocessrelieso

nmassiveavailabilityofzero­carbonelectricity.Greenhydrogeniscreatedwhenrenewableenergysourcespoweranelectricalcurrentthatrunsthroughwat

er,separatingitshydrogenandoxygenmolecules(分子).Theprocessdoesn’tproduceplanet­warmingcarbondioxide,butlessthan0.1%ofglobalhydrogenproductio

niscurrentlycreatedinthisway.Theseparatedhydrogencanbeusedintheproductionofsteel,ammonia(氨)andchemicalproducts,allo

fwhichrequireindustrialprocessesthatarehardertostopfossilfuels.Hydrogenalsocanbeusedasatransportationfuel,whichcou

ldonedaytransformthehighlypollutingshippingandaviationsectors.Spain’slarge,windsweptandthinlypopulatedterritoryreceivesmorethan2,500hoursofsunshineon

averageperyear,providingidealconditionsforwindandsolarenergy,andthereforegreenhydrogenproduction.“Ifyoulookatwherehydrogenisgoingtobeproduc

edinEuropeinthenextmillionyears,it’sintwocountries,SpainandPortugal,”saidThierryLepercq,thefounderandpresidentofHyDealAm

bition,anindustryplatformbringingtogether30companies.“Hydrogenisthenewoil.”LepercqisworkingwithcompanieslikeSpanishgasp

ipelinecorporationEnagasandglobalsteelgiantArcelorMittaltodesignanend­to­endmodelforhydrogenproduction,distributionandsupplyatacompetitiveprice.Cr

iticismhascenteredongreenhydrogen’shighercostcomparedwithhighly­polluting“grayhydrogen”drawnfromnaturalgas.Lepercqarguesthatsolarenergy

producedinSpainispricedlowenoughtocompete.Globally,Lepercqsaid,“Electricityis20%ofenergyconsumption.Whataboutthe80%thatisnotelectri

fied?...Youneedtoreplacethosefossilfuels.Notin50years’time.Youneedtoreplacethemnow.”24.Whyaresomeexpertscautiou

saboutgreenhydrogenproductioninSpain?A.Itneedslargeamountsofsunandwind.B.Ithasaneffectonheavyindustries.C.It

useslotsofzero­carbonelectricity.D.Itcausesconflictsamongcountries.25.Whatistheadvantageofgreenhydrogenproductioni

nSpain?A.Hydrogenproductiontechnology.B.Thesupportfromgovernment.C.Idealgeographicalconditions.D.Well­de

velopedpublictransports.26.WhatcanbeinferredaboutgreenhydrogeninSpainaccordingtoLepercq?A.Itishighlypriced.B.Itiscompetitive.C.Itiseasytostore.D.I

tishighly­polluting.27.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?A.Spainreplacesfossilfuelwithgreenhydrogen.B.SpainstrugglestoleadEUinheavyindustry.C.Spainta

kestheleadinpreventingairpollution.D.Spainmanagestousezero­carbonelectricity.CAsartificial­intelligenceproductssteadily

improveatpretendingtobehuman—anAIproducedvoicethatbooksrestaurantreservationsbyphone,forexample,orachatrobotthatansw

ersconsumers’questionsonline—peoplewillincreasinglybeputintheworryingsituationofnotknowingwhethertheyaretalkingtoamachin

e.Butthetruthmaymakesuchproductslesseffective:recentresearchfindsatrade-offbetweentransparency(透明度)andcooperationinhuman­compu

terinteractions.Thestudyusedasimplegameinwhichpairedplayersmakeaseriesofdecisionstocooperatewithorbetraytheirpartner.Inthelongrun,itp

aysforbothtokeepcooperating.TheresearchersusedanAlproduct,whenpretendingasaperson,whichwasbetterthanpeopleareatgettinghumanpartne

rstocooperate.Butpreviousworksuggestedpeopletendtodisbelievemachines,sothescientistswonderedwhatwoul

dhappeniftherobotrevealeditselfassuch.Theteamhopedpeopleplayingwithaknownrobotwouldrecognizeitsabilitytocooperateandwouldeventuallyovercom

etheirdisbelief.“Sadly,wefailedatthisgoal,”saysTalalRahwan,acomputerscientistatNewYorkUniversityinAbuDha

biandaseniorauthoronthepaper,publishedlastNovemberinNatureMachineIntelligence.“Nomatterwhattherobotdid,peoplejuststucktotheirprejudice.”Arob

otplayingopenlyasarobotwaslesslikelytogetcooperationthananotherhuman,eventhoughitsstrategywasclearlymo

rebeneficialtobothplayers.Inanadditionalexperiment,playersweretold,“datasuggestthatpeoplearebetteroffiftheytreattherobotasifitwer

eahuman.”Ithadnoeffect.VirginiaDignum,wholeadstheSocialandEthicalArtificialIntelligencegroupatUmeaUniversityinSwedenandwas

notinvolvedinthestudy,praisestheresearchersforexploringthetransparencyeffectivenesstrade­off,butshewouldliketoseeittestedinad

ifferentsetup.Talal’steamsaidthatinthepublicfield,peopleshouldbeaskedforagreementtobedeceivedaboutarobot’sidenti

ty.Itcannotbeonaninteraction­by­interactionbasis,orelsethe“deception”obviouslywillnotwork.Butoverallpermissionfordecepti

onstillraisesethicalquandaries(困境).Dignumsayshumansshouldhavetheoptiontoknowaftertheyhaveinteractedwitharobot—butifsh

eiscallingcustomerservicewithasimplequestion,sheadds,“Ijustwanttogetmyanswer.”28.Theunderlinedword“trade­off”isclosestinmeaningto

____________________.A.distinguishingB.balancingC.switchingD.combining29.Accordingtothepassage,whatattit

udedopeoplegenerallytaketowardsrobots?A.Positive.B.Casual.C.Uncertain.D.Distrustful.30.Whatcanbeinferredabo

uttheresearchfindingsfromthethirdparagraph?A.Theyaredifferentfromthepreviousfindings.B.Theywilldrawpeople’sattentionto

robots’problems.C.Theyfailtosupporttheteam’sassumption.D.Theycanexplainwhypeopletreatarobotlikeahuman.31.Accordingtothepassage,whatis

VirginiaDignummostlikelytoagreewith?A.TallRahwan’sresearchfindingscan’tapplytothereal­worldsituations.B.Peopleneedn’tbetoldth

attheyareinteractingwitharobotonalloccasions.C.Overallpermissionforinteractingwitharobotdoesmoreharmthangood.D.Therelationshipbetweentransparencyand

effectivenesshasbeenfullyexplored.DTheexpression“Geniusis1%inspirationand99%perspiration(汗水)”isoftenattributedto

ThomasEdison.Butaswehaveprogressedintothe21stcentury,Ithinkweshouldupdatethesaying:“Successis1%inspirationa

nd99%preparation.”Indeed,ideasareshootingaroundfasterthanever,butmostareworthlessbecausenoonedoesthehardworktoimplementthem.Andaswe’reinaservicee

conomynow,implementationrequireshoursandhoursnotofsweatbutofpreparation.Youmustdoitall:reading,resea

rching,fallingintoonerabbitholeafteranotherontheInternettofindtherightseriesoftestcasesandquotestomakeyourpoint,andpres

entingyourideabrieflyandclearly.Preparationiseverything!Watchtheamazing2021videoofthePerseveranceroverlandingonthesurfaceofMars.Theonbo

ardcamerashowstheterrain(地形).Afterthelanding,I’mprettysureoneofthescientistsexclaims,“Hey,that’smyrock.”Inmi

ssionpreparation,theentirelandingareawasdigitized.Theplannersknewtheplacementofeveryrockanddipinterrain.Churc

hillfamouslymemorizedhisspeechesandpracticedgivingthemoverandoverinhisbathtub.Someofthiswastoovercome

hisstutter(口吃),butitwasmainlytogetthetonejustright.Nothingwasoff­the­cuff(即兴的).Hisspeechesdidn’tsoundliketheywerereadfromapieceofpaper;theyfeltst

reamofconsciousness.Inhisfinesthoursheshowedthevalueofpreparation.But,youmayask,whyputinanyextraeffort?ChatGPTca

npassAdvancedPlacementtests,entryexamsforlawandmedicalschool,andeventhebarexam.Thatprobablysaysmoreabouthowpoorthosetests

arethanaboutAI’sability.ButeventhoughAIcanansweralmostanyquestionyouthrowatit,itisworthlessinanelevatorwhenyourbossasksyouwhatyouthinkabou

tnewproductideasorsalesprospectsinOmaha.Theonlyanswercomesfromthat99%preparation.Studyeverything,noto

nlythetaskyou’vebeenassigned.Digdeep.Comeupwithideasandpotentialsolutions.Workonanelevatorspeechforwhatexcitesyou.Don’twingit.Prepar

e.Andtrustme,thefeelingyougetfrompreparation­inducedsuccessisbetterthananythingyoucanbuyatadrugstore.Preparationwil

lmakeyousupergreat.32.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph2?A.Theserviceeconomymakesideasworthless.B.Ideasareworthlesswithoutpreparationandhardwork.C.Impleme

ntationdoesnottakemuchtimethesedays.D.Implementationrequiresmoreinspirationthanpreparation.33.Howdoesthea

uthortrytopersuadereaderstoaccepthisargument?A.Byprovidingresearchresults.B.Bysharinghisexperience.C.Bylistingexampl

es.D.Byreferringtoexperts’words.34.WhatpointistheauthortryingtomakebymentioningChatGPT?A.ChatGPTiscapableofpassingvarioustests.B.El

evatorconversationsrequirehighsocialskills.C.Standardtestsdonotfullyrepresentone’sabilities.D.PreparationcanhelpyouperformbetterthanAI.

35.Whatdoesthetextmainlytalkabout?A.Howweshouldmakepreparationforourfuture.B.Howwecanachievesuccesswithlit

tlesweat.C.Whypreparationcanpavethewaytoyoursuccess.D.Whyperspirationstillmatersinthe21stcentury.第二节（共5个小题；每小题2.5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。Ithasbeenafewroughyears.Manyofusarefindingourselvesexhausted,bu

rnedout,strugglingtobuildbalancebackintoourlives.Weneedtorecharge.Watercanhelp.Participatinginwateractivitiessuchasswimmingorsurfingcan

helpusentera“flowstate".36Itcalmsthemind,whichisoftenabsorbedbyreasoningandworry,saysRicardoGil­da­Costa,aneuroscientista

ndchiefexecutiveoftheneurotechnologycompanyNeuroverse,whohasstudiedhowwateraffectsourbrain.Bodiesofwateralsocanproduc

eaglorioussenseofawe­­­theemotionalresponsetosomethingvastthatexpandsandchallengeshowweseetheworld.3

7Waternaturallyrelaxesusandhelpsfocusourthoughtsbytakingawayallthenoise.Waterhasspecialpropertiesthatmayboostnature’spositiveimp

act,environmentalpsychologistssay.Whenwearenearwater,thereisoftenlessvisualandauditoryinformationtoprocess.Ou

rmindcanrest.38Besides,itssmellcanstir(激发)uppositivememoriesandassociations.Whenwe’refloatinginwater,ourbodiescanresttoo

,inawaywenevercanonland.39Itmovesrhythmically,producingaplayoflight,colorandsoundthatisfascinating.Itholdsourattention,butnotinanov

erlydemandingway.40Itgivesourbrainsabreakfromtheintense,focused,exhaustingattentionthatmuchofdailyliferequire

s.“Waterhelpsyourmindwanderinapositiveway,”saysMarcBerman,directoroftheEnvironmentalNeuroscienceLaboratoryattheUniversityofChicago.“Thisiswhatiss

orestorative.”A.Mostimportant:Waterisdynamic.B.Researcherscallthissoftfascination.C.Itmeanswebecomefullydevotedtowhatwe’r

edoing.D.Oneofthemostcalmingpropertiesofwaterisitssound.E.Thesoundofwater,typicallysteadyandsoft,comfortsus.F.Awecand

ecreasestressandhelpusputthingsintoperspective.G.Here’ssomeadviceonhowtousethehealingpowerofwater.第三部分

语言知识运用（共三节，满分30分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）InApril,thelockdowninMorrisTownshipwascomingtoanend.MatthewSullivanwatchedhis41neighborgazingouttheir

windows.Returningtotheworkplace,theywouldhavelittletimeto42theirlawn.Sullivan,anenterprising14­year­old,sawthe43ofl

awncare.Hehadabrilliantideainhismind.Tomeetthe44,Sullivanstartedhisownbusiness,andnameditLeaf­ItTo­U

s,inwhichhe45agroupofkidstodolawnsworkinvolvingweeding,leaf­blowing,plantingandfence­painting.LastSaturday,Sullivenandh

isparents46thelocalcharityHelpMorrisNowa$1,000checkthattheyhadearned.“Whatthekidshaddone47me.”Nestor,thefounderofHelpMorrisNow,said.

“Whentheycameuptomeandsaid‘wearepresentingyouwiththis48’,Icouldn’thave49thosekidsattheirage,doingwhattheyaredoing,withthepurpo

seofhelpingothers.”Thoughthecompanyhad50givenitsearningstoSt.JudeChildren’sresearchHospital,thisseasonit51itscauses.“Nowwe’vegone5

2,sowearehelpingoutpeopleinourcommunity,”Sullivansaid.Sullivan53thattheyhavemorethan$5,000intotalsincethisApril.Lastyear,theycompletedaroundtwoto

threejobsaweek.Thisyear,they’ve54totwojobsaday.Theyplantokeepthelandscapingbusinessrunningsothattheycanmaintaintheir

55giving.41.A.relievedB.concernedC.confidentD.satisfied42.A.leaveoffB.sitonC.setoffD.attendto43.A.significanceB.riseC.potentialD.chall

enge44.A.demandB.deadlineC.targetD.standard45.A.followedB.joinedC.organizedD.ordered46.A.cashedB.sentC.contributedD.signed47

.A.satisfiedB.touchedC.comfortedD.shocked48.A.reminderB.giftC.billD.check49.A.enjoyedB.appreciatedC.imaginedD.admitted50.A.originallyB.event

uallyC.fortunatelyD.repeatedly51.A.confirmedB.switchedC.discoveredD.ignored52.A.localB.matureC.globalD.wild53.A.arguesB.insistsC.estimatesD.acknow

ledges54.A.withdrewB.narrowedC.expandedD.returned55.A.sensibleB.charitableC.appreciativeD.supportive第二节（语法填空

（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15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。Asthesummervacationgoeson,museumsremaininthespotlight,withcrowdsofv

isitors56___________(long)toimmersethemselvesinrichtraditionalculture,whichreflectsasignificantriseinpeople’spassionforcul

ture.ItcameasaresultofPresidentXiJinping’sconsistentpromotionoftraditionalChinesecultureandhiscallformuseumstobringculturalrelicstolife,aswe

llashis57____________(emphasize)onmutuallearningbetweencivilizations.Xi58___________(highlight)onmanyoccasionsthatChina

’sfinetraditionalcultureisthe“rootandsoul”oftheChinesenation,59___________hehascalled,duringvisitstomuseumsandculturalsites

acrossthenationinthepastfewyears,forabetteremploymentofculturalrelicsandformakingthem“alive”.Toattractmorevisitors,manyinstitutionshavetransit

ionedfromtheirrole60_________onlycollectorsandprotectorsofartworksandantiquestoalsobecomingculturalserviceproviders.Fromconcertsanddigitalimmersive

experiencestochildren’splays,museumsandculturalinstitutionsarecomingupwith61_________(innovate)waystoente

rtainaswellaseducatethepublic.HenanMuseuminZhengzhou,thecapitalofCentralChina’sHenanprovince,hostsconcertsformuseumvisitors62___________featur

emusiciansplayingancientpiecesofmusicwithtraditionalinstrumentsthatarereplicasofantiquescollectedbythemus

eum,someofwhichwereusedmorethan2,000yearsago.63__________clothingstylesofthemusiciansareinlinewiththedynastiesduringwhichtheirspecificinstrumentswere

64_____________(original)played.DuringSpringFestivalinFebruary,themuseumwelcomedabout100,000visitors,andconcer

tticketswerehard65______________(obtain).第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节应用文写作(满分15分)假定你是校学生会主席李华，下个月将组织举办一场校园慈善音乐会

。请给你校的英国留学生Chris写一封邮件邀请他来参与演出，内容包括：1.活动介绍；2.表演形式建议。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。DearChris,_______________________________________________

___________________________________Yours,LiHua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。Afterflyingallnight,Iwastired

asIarrivedinDenvertoholdaneventonpositivethinking.AsIenteredthelecturehall,Dr.FredVogtaskedme,“DoyouknowabouttheMake­A­WishFoundation?”“Yes,”Ireplied

.“Well,a17­year­oldgirlAmyGrahamhasbeendiagnosedashavingterminal(晚期的)cancer.Doctorsgaveherthreedays.Herdyin

gwishwastoattendyourlecture.”Iwasshocked.Ifeltacombinationofaweanddoubt.Icouldn’tbelieveit.Ithoughtk

idswhoweredyingwouldwanttogoseeDisneyland,orsuchlike.Whywouldakidwithonlyafewdaystolivewanttospendtheirfinaldayslisteningtoamotivatio

nalspeaker?Suddenlymythoughtswereinterrupted...“Here’sAmy.”Beforemestoodagirlwearingabrightredhattocoverherhead,whichwasbaldfromalloft

hetreatments.Herweakbodywasabitbent.Shesaid,“Mytwogoalsweretograduatefromhighschoolandtoattendyourlecture.Mydoctorsdi

dn’tbelieveIcoulddoeitherandtheydidn’tthinkI’dhaveenoughenergy.Ihavetorelyonmyparentsnow.”Tearswelledinmyeyes;Iwaschokedup.

Mymindwasbeingshaken.Iclearedmythroatandsmiled,“Thanksforwantingtocome.”Wehugged,wipedoureyesandseparated.ThatSund

ayafternoonIheldtheworkshopthatAmyandherparentsattended.Theaudiencewaspackedtooverflowingwithoverathousandattendeeseagerto

learn,growandbecomemorefullyhuman.Ihumblyaskedtheaudienceiftheywantedtolearnahealingprocessthatmightservethemforlife.Fromthestageitappearedth

ateveryone’shandwasraisedhighintheair.Itaughttheaudiencehowtovigorously(用力地)rubtheirhandstogether,separat

ethembytwoinchesandfeelthehealingenergy.ThenIpairedthemoffwithapartnertofeelthehealingenergyfromthemselvestoanother,ex

plainingthateveryonehadhealingpotentialtosupportothers.注意：1.续写短文词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡相应位置作答。Atthatpointanideastruckme.__________________

__________________________________Witharoundofapplause,Amy’sdadledheroffthestage._______________________________江苏省前黄中

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ghlighted59and60as61innovative62that/which63The64originally65toobtain应用文：DearChris,I’mthrilledtoinviteyoutobepartofsomethingtrulyspecial!We

’reputtingtogetheracharityconcertnextmonthwiththegoalofraisingfundstosupportstudentsfromeconomicallydi

sadvantagedfamilies.It’llbeanightfilledwithheartwarmingmusicandsharedsmilesinourschoolauditorium.Now,here’swherey

oucomein.We’vebeenfansofyourperformances,andwe’dbeabsolutelyexcitedtohaveyoushareyourgiftwithus.Hereareafewid

easthatmightsuityourstyle:Ifyoufancytakingcenterstage,howaboutasolopianoperformanceofaclassicalpiece?Itwouldbeashowstopper!Or,ify

ou’reupforit,aduetwithotherstudentmusicianscouldbeamagicalcollaborationthatouraudiencewouldlove.I’dliketohearwhatyouthink.Ju

stletmeknowbytheendofthisweek.Lookingforwardtoyourreplyandhopefullyseeingyouonstage!Yours,LiHua读后续写Paragraph1

:Atthatpointanideastruckme.Isaidtotheaudience,“ThismorningIwasintroducedtoAmyGraham,a17-year-old.Iwanttobringher

uphereandletyouallsendhealinglifeenergytowardher.”Supportedbyherfather,Amysteppedontothestage,lookingfrailfromanabsolutel

ackofexercise.Shetalkedaboutwhatshewassufferingfromandherfinalwishtobeatthisworkshop.Touchedbyherstory,theaudiencespontaneouslywarmedupth

eirhandsandengagedinthesimpleexercise,afterwhichtheygaveheratearfulstandingovation.Paragraph2:Witharoundofapplause,Amy’

sdadledheroffthestage.Atthatmoment,theworkshopbecamemorethanjustalectureonpositivethinking—itshowedthepowe

rofhopeandtheresilienceofthehumanspirit.Aftertheworkshopconcluded,attendeeslingered,sharingstoriesandexchangingcontactinformation.Manyappr

oachedAmyandherparents,offeringwordsofencouragement.Itwasclearthatsomethingextraordinaryhadtakenplace---ablendofhope,belief,andt

hecouragetoconfrontadversitywithpositivity.Beforeleaving,Amythankedmefortheunexpectedinvitation,whichwasarealbonusforherandgaveherthehealingpowerbeyo

ndphysicalremedies.听力材料Text1M:Yourgoldnecklaceissonice.Iwanttobuyoneformywife.W:Thanks.Ithinkitcanholditsvaluewell.Iboughtit...M:Shush!MrLongmanis

comingtowardsuswiththemeetingpapers.Text2W:Thewaterfallinthisphotolooksfamiliar.M:IthasappearedinmanyTVd

ramas,andasaresult,lotsoftouristsvisititeveryday.W:Itexplainsthematter.Text3W:Thankstoe­commerceplatforms

andvideobloggers,thelocalspecialitiesinmyhometowncanbetradedalloverChina,whichisentirelyunexpected.M:Tosomeextentitistrue,butmany

videosaretoocommercial.Falseonlineadvertisementsareemerginginanendlessstream.Text4W:IjustfoundamousewhenIwasc

leaningmyroom.Pleasehelpmegetitoutofhere.M:Allright.Well,Ilookedaround,butIdidn'tfindit.Maybeithasescapedthroughthewindow.Anyway,Ihavetogotothegymno

w.Text5M:Arethereanyworkersintheburningfactory?W:Itissupposedtobeempty,becausetheyonlyworkonweekdays.M:Butthefactoryissobadlydamagedthattheywon

'tbeabletoworktomorrow.Text6M:Thefreshmenwillstarttheirmilitarytrainingthismonth.W:Yeah.Itwasextremelyhotduringourmilitaryt

rainingatthistimelastyear.M:Itremainsfreshinmymemory.Igotmadetodo80jumpingjacksforbeinglate.W:Ha­ha,itwassofunny

.Isangasonginfrontofothersduringabreakinourmilitarytraining.Iremembersomestudentsalsoperformedvariousdances.It'sstillnicetothinkabou

tit.Text7W:Hello.WhatcanIdoforyou?M:I'dlikeaflightfromNewYorktoBoston,leavingonthe3rd.W:Sorry.Theflightsonthe3r

darefullybooked.M:Iamoutofluck.Thesameistrueofanotherairline.W:Whataboutthe4th?M:Unfortunately,thatwon'tworkforme.I'mnotgoin

gonatour.I'mmeetinganimportantbusinesspartner.Beingpunctualiscrucialformychancesofsecuringthecontract.W:I'msorry,sir.M:Well,pleasetellmewhatflightsa

reavailableonthe2nd.Text8M:Iheardyoutookchargeoftheredcarpetinterviewforthefilmfestivalyesterday.W:Yes!I'msoproud.Ihadtheopportunityofintervi

ewingmanymoviestars,includingmyfavoriteactressAnna.ShesucceededinearningtheBestActressAward.Whiletheaward­winningfilmisn

'tmypersonalfavorite,Idobelieveitdeservestheaward.M:Oh,that'sgreattohear!Unfortunately,Imissedyourinter

viewpartbecauseofanemergencymeeting.Wouldyoumindifwewatchitnow?W:Notatall.YouknowIalwaysstrivetodomybest,soI'msureitwon'tletyoudown.Pl

us,yourfavoritemovieactorColinisintheinterview.M:Whatarewewaitingfor?Let'sgetstarted.Text9W:Couldyoupleaseintroduceyourself?

M:Yes.MynameisPeterBarnes.IrecentlygraduatedwithadegreeinComputerSciencefromCarnegieMellonUniversity.Duringmystudies,Idevelopedastrongpas

sionforsoftwaredevelopmentandworkedonvariousprojects,includinganinternshipatABCTech,whereIgainedsomeexperienceinprogramming.W:Thats

oundsimpressive.Wevalueteamworkhere.Canyouprovideanexampleofatimewhenyouworkedeffectivelyinateam?M:Absolutely.Dur

ingmysenioryear,Iparticipatedinagroupproject.Itookonthetaskofmakingslides.Iactivelylistenedtoeveryoneelse'sideasandma

intainedapositiveatmosphere.Wedeliveredtheprojectontimeandwonfirstplace.W:Excellent.Attentiontodetailisalsocrucialinourindu

stry.Howdoyouensuretheaccuracyofyourwork?M:Beforestartingatask,Icarefullyanalyzetherequirements,breaki

tdownintosmallersubtasks,andcreateadetailedplan.Additionally,Ialwaysaskforandwelcomefeedbackfromotherstocontinuouslyminimizeerrors.

W:Good.Iappreciateemployeeswhotaketheinitiativeintheirwork.Finally,doyouhaveanyquestionsforus?M:Yes.I'dliketoinquireabout

theprofessionaldevelopmentopportunitieswithinthecompany.W:Sure...Text10Whatdodisabledtravelerslookforwhenchoosingacitytovisit?In2018,thevalueoftheso­

called“purplepound”(thespendingpowerofdisabledpeople)toUKtourismwasestimatedat￡15.3billion,while27milliontravelerswithdisabili

tiesintheUStook81milliontripsandspentabout$58.7billion(￡45.8billion)inthatsameyear.Therewasasurveyaboutacity's

appealtodisabledtravelers.Now,let'sfindoutwhattherespondentsthinkofthetop3cities—Singapore,LasVegasandSydney.AccordingtoNileshJoshi,whohasmobilit

ychallengesbutdoesn'tuseawheelchair,“Singaporeallowsmetoindependentlymovearoundusingpublictransport.”Overwhelmingly,however,them

ostimportantfactorforsurveyrespondentswasnotphysicalaccessibilitybutbeingtreatedwithunderstandingandrespect.Joshisaid,“Alwayssmi

ling,welcomingandhelpful,thepeopleofSingaporemakeabigdifferenceforthedisabledtofeelacceptedandlookedafter.”Besides,o

neofSingapore'smajortouristattractions,GardensbytheBay,isfullywheelchair­accessible.AccordingtoprominentwheelchairbloggerJohn

Morris,whovisitsLasVegas3or4timesayear,“Thecityhasoneofthehighestconcentrationsofaccessiblehotelroomsintheworl

d.”JulieJones,publisherofTravelWithoutLimits,theworld'sonlyprintmagazinededicatedtoaccessibletravel,praisesSydney'saccessibility.Shesaid,“Themaj

orityofthepublictransportsystemisaccessibletowheelchairusers.”