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1江苏省扬州中学2019-2020学年第二学期期中考试高一英语2020.05命题人：刘人杰丁薇薇审核人：张小兰本试卷共12页。满分150分，测试时间为120分钟。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.Howwillthewoman’ssonspendtheweekend?A.Goingskiing

.B.Goingskating.C.Restingathome.2.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Teacherandstudent.B

.Classmates.C.Motherandson.3.Howmuchshouldbepaidfortwopairsofjeansnow?A.400yuan.B.380yuan.C.360yuan.4.Whatdoesthemanthinkth

ewomanshoulddo?A.IgnoreKyle.B.CongratulateKyle.C.FeelsorryforKyle.5.Whatdoweknowaboutthisnewkindofcar?A.Theyarebeingd

esigned.B.Testsareon-going.C.Theyhavebeenputonthemarket.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、7题。6.WhatdoweknowaboutMary?A.Shejustlostherpart-timejob.B.Shedislikesbabysitt

ing.C.Sheislookingforapart-timejob.7.WhydoesthemancallDaniel?2A.Toapplyforthejobasababysitter.B.Tomakeanap

pointmentforMary.C.ToseeifDanielisatwork.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatstoppedthemfromgoingoutshopping?A.Thecoldweather.B.Toomuchhousewor

k.C.Lackofoilintheircar.9.Howmanythingsintotaldidtheybuy?A.3.B.4.C.5.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whydoesthewomanapologize?A.Shedidn’ttak

epartinthepicnic.B.Herdaughterdidn’tperformwell.C.Sheinvitedtheteachertoherhome.11.Wheredidthemanhavethepicnicintheend?

A.Onahillside.B.Attheriverside.C.Inthebackyardofhishome.12.Howdidhefeelabouttheday?A.Excited.B.Unlucky.C.Satisfied.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Wh

atarethespeakersdiscussing?A.Checkingoutatahotel.B.Bookingaticketforaflight.C.Payingthebillatarestaurant.14.Whendo

estheconversationtakeplace?A.Atnoon.B.Intheafternoon.C.Inthemorning.15.Whatisincludedintheroomprice?A.Meals.B.Overseascalls.C.Morningcal

ls.16.Whywillthemanleaveearly?A.Helosthisroomcard.B.Hehastocatchhisflight.C.Hechangedhisflight.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthemai

nbusinessofthecompany?3A.Runningschools.B.Makingcomputers.C.Runningthemuseum.18.Whatcanchildrendointhemuseum?A.Learnhowtofixacomputer.B.Learn

aboutthedevelopmentofcomputers.C.Chooseandbuyacomputertheylike.19.WhatgroupofpeopleisMrSmithspeakingto?A.Par

ents.B.Students.C.Teachers.20.Whatwillthevisitorsdoafterbeingshownaround?A.Givesomeadvice.B.Buysomeproducts.C.Leavethecompanydirectly.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，从每题所给A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。AMonsterZooMonsterZooisoneofthelargestzoosintheworld,coveringmorethan15kms

quares.Itishometomorethan50species(物种)ofrareandnativeanimals.Thezooislocated70kmfromthecityNewSouthAustralia.Monst

erzoowasfoundedin1983asabreedingarea(繁殖区).OfficiallyopentothepublicinOctober1993,MonsterZooisnowhometomorethan500an

imals.OpeningHoursMonsterzooisopendailyfrom9:30amto5:00pmwithlastentryat3:00pm.Thezooisopeneverydayoftheyear,includingChristmasDayandallp

ublicholidays.TheexceptiontothisisiftheforecasttemperatureforMonsterZoois40degreesorabove,itwillbeclosed.

TogetthemostoutofyourvisitwerecommendsettingasideaminimumoffourtofivehourstofullyenjoytheMonsterzoo.Tickets

★Child(4-14yearsold):AU$28.50★Adult(15yearsoldandover):AU$51.75★Family/MiniGroup:AU$132.75MeettheKeeperMonster

zoooffersvariousdailyzookeepertalksandanimalfeedsthatgivegueststhechancetointeractwithourfriendlyworkersa

ndlearnaboutthezoo’suniqueresidents.Lookingforamoreuniqueanimalexperience?ConsiderbookingaBehindtheScenes4AnimalExperiencetocomefacetofacewithsomeof

ourspecialanimalresidents.CaféKetabiCaféisopenfrom9:30amto5:00pmdailyandoffersavarietyoftastytreats,smallsnacksandhotmeals

.PicnicsForthosewhoprefertobringtheirownmeals,specialpicnicareasareavailableclosetotheVisitorCenter.Pleasenotetha

tduetofirerisk,thezoodoesnotallowfortheuseofBBQs.21.Whatcanwelearnaboutthezoofromthetext?A.Itisthelargestz

oointheworld.B.ItisopendailyallyearexceptChristmasDay.C.Itisopentothepublictenyearsafteritwasfounded.D.Itishometomorethan500spec

iesofanimals.22.Ifthreeyoungmenaged12,14and19visitthezoo,howmuchwilltheypay?A.AU$155.25.B.AU$108.75.C.AU$85.25.D.AU$132.75.23.Wheredoest

histextmostprobablycomefrom?A.Ahealthnewspaper.B.Ananimalbook.C.Atravelwebsite.D.Afashionmagazine.BOpenwat

erswimmingIhadonlyswuminopenwaterafewtimes,andalwaysingentlelakes,soIwasn’tpreparedforhowroughLakeWindermereappearedonacoldday.Aswimmertoldmethewater

feltcolderthanithadbeenmeasured,andthatthewaterwasabitrough.ButI,alongwith10,000others,wasabouttocompletethechallenge.Mostofthe

peopletakingpartweredoingaone-milerace,and10raceswereplannedovertheweekend.Thereseemedtobeamixofopen-waterenthusiastsalongsidecompletebeginners—

whichispreciselytheaimoftheswims,togetasmanypeopleaspossiblecompletingtheirownchallenge.Theoldestwom

ancompetingwas77,takingpartinthetwo-milerace,alongsideamanwholastyearhadswumineveryone-milerace.Ihadchosen

thethirdone-mileraceoftheday.Therewereover600peopleinmyrace.Weweretakenthroughanacclimatization(适应环境)area,achildren’spaddlingpool-sizedpartofthelakew

herewemovedintofeelhowcoldthewaterwas.“Nottoobad”waseveryone’sthought!Thenweheadedouttowardsthemiddleofthelake.We’d

beenwarnedthatthefirst100metreswouldbereallyrough.However,somewherenearthe750mmarkIwasstillwaitingforthecalm;itfeltmorelikeswimmingintheseath

ana5lake.Itriedtofocusonmybreathingandtechnique,andjustkeepgoing.AsIapproachedthe400m-to-gomarkmylower

rightlegbecamepainful.Irecalledoverhearingpeopletalkingabouthowtheykeptswimmingthroughthepain,soItried.Butitdidn’twork.Ibegantofeelt

heentirelegtightandpainful.Ididn’twanttostop,soIbentmyrightkneeandjustkickedwiththeleftleg.FinallyIsawthefinishingpost,andIjustco

ncentratedongettingthere—stillone-legged.Myfinishingtimewas38minutes25secondsbutthatdidn’tmatter—theatmospherewa

sfantasticandeveryonefeltasenseofachievement,whatevertheirtime.I’mhooked,andwanttogiveitanothergo.I’vealreadysignedupformynextopen-waterswim.

24.Howdidtheauthorfeelbeforetherace?A.Frightenedofthemostchallengingrace.B.Disappointedatthedifficultconditions.C.Concernedabouttheotherswimm

ersintherace.D.Determinedtobeastoughasthepeoplearoundher.25.WhydoestheauthormentionthetwopeopleinParagraph2?A.Tostressth

eimportanceoftherace.B.Topraisetheexperiencedswimmers.C.Toshowthewiderangeoftheparticipants.D.Tointrodu

cethevariouseventsoftherace.26.TheauthorsuggestsinParagraph4that_______.A.theracewouldcausebreathingproblemsB.theracebecameharderthanshehadexpec

tedC.itwasnecessarytoprepareforswimmingincoldwaterD.itwouldhavebeeneasierifshehadtakenothers’advice27.Whatdoesth

eauthortalkaboutinthelastparagraph?A.Herconfidenceinherownability.B.Herprideinhavingswumsoquickly.C.Hereagernesstore

peattheexperience.D.Hersurpriseathavingmanagedtofinish.CSmalltalk—thelikesof“Whatdoyouhavethere?Popcorn?”or“Theweathertodayisbeautiful,isn’

tit?”—ismeaninglessandawasteoftime,accordingtosomepeople.Butscientistsbelievethatitisactuallymoreusefulthanitmayappeartobe.Oneex

amplecomeswhenyouareonatrainoraplane.Thethoughtoftalkingtothestrangersittingbesideyoucanbescary,becauseyouknowthecon

versationissuretobe6awkward.ButastudybytheUniversityofChicagointheUSfoundthatpeoplewhochattostranger

senjoyabetterridethanthosewhositinsilenceoroccupythemselveswiththeirphones.Inthestudy,researchersaskedpeopleatChicag

otrainstationstostartconversationswithfellowtravelers.Mostofthemrefusedtodosoatfirstbecausetheyexpectednottog

etafriendlyanswer.Buttheresultturnedouttobejusttheopposite—moststrangerswerenotonlywillingtobetalkedto,butalsople

asanttotalkto.“Humanbeingsaresocialanimals,”NicholasEpley,oneoftheleadresearchers,toldLiveScience.“Otherpeoplearepeople,too.Anditturn

soutthatthey’dliketogettoknowyou.”Apartfrommakingyouhappier,smalltalkwithstrangerscanalsohelpyoufeelconnectedtoyoursurr

oundings.Previousstudiesfoundthatwhenpeoplearefrequentlysmiledat,madeeyecontactwithandspokentoatcoffee

shops,theytendtohaveastrongersenseofbelonginginsteadoffeelingliketheyarebeingignoredandleftout.Andifyouarealreadycomfortableenoughtomakesm

alltalkwithstrangers,youshouldtrytodevelopitintosomething“bigger”.A2010studyprovedthathavingadeepandmeaningfulconversationgivesyouevenmorehappi

nessthansmalltalk.Participantsinthestudy—79collegestudents—reportedafterthefour-dayexperimentthattheyweremuchhappierwhentheyhadat

hirdasmuchsmalltalkandtwiceasmanyin-depthconversations.Butdeepconversationscanstartwithsmalltalk,can’tthey?Sot

hefirststepistostarttalking,nomatterhowcasualthetopicis.Andwhoknows,maybeanopeninglineassimpleas“Ilikeyourhat”couldleadtoaseriousconversationinwh

ichyoulearnsomethingnewfromastranger.28.Whyaremostpeoplewillingtohaveatalkduringatrip,accordingtoNicholasEp

ley?A.Mostpeoplearenicetostrangers.B.Peoplearenaturallycuriousaboutothers.C.Peopleareafraidoflonelinessorboredom.D.Peopletr

ytoshowtheirgoodsidetostrangers.29.Whichofthefollowingisabenefitofsmalltalk?A.Wastinglesstime.B.Developingu

sefulcontacts.C.Disconnectingfromphonesforawhile.D.Feelinglikebeingapartofyoursurroundings.30.Accordingtothe2010study,inwhatwa

ycanpeoplegetmorehappinessfromtalkingwithstrangers?A.Startingwithserioustopics.B.Startingwithcasualtopics.7C.Ma

kingitimportantanddeep.D.Choosingpleasantsurroundings.31.Whatistheauthor’sattitudetowardsmalltalk?A.Supportive.B.Negative.

C.Doubtful.D.Objective.DThedifferentpartsofahealth-caresystemhavedifferentfocuses.Ahospital’sstrokeunitmonitorsbloodflowinthebrain.

Thecardiac(心脏的)unitisinterestedinthatsameflow,butthroughandfromtheheart.Thedataiseffectiveinitsownfield,butforthemostparthaslittlerelevanceto

otherbitsofthebodyandconditions.Apartfromallthis,theinstrumentsthatdoctorsusetomonitorhealthareoftenexpensive,asisthetrainingrequiredtooper

atethem.Thatcombinedcostistoohighforthemedicalsystemtoscanregularly,forearlysignsofillness.AresearchprojectcalledAlzEye,runfromMoorf

ieldsEyeHospitalinLondon,maychangethis.Itisattemptingtousetheeyeasawindowthroughwhichtodetectsignalsaboutthehealthofotherorgans.The

doctorsinchargeofit,SiegfriedWagnerandPearseKeane,arelinkingMoorfields’databaseofeyescans,whichofferadetailedpictu

reofthehealthoftheretina(视网膜),withinformationaboutotheraspectsofitspatients’healthcollectedfromotherhospitals

aroundEngland.Thedatasetincludeseveryoneofthe300,000patientswhovisitedMoorfieldsbetween2008and2018andwa

sovertheageof40.Theideaistoexaminechangestopeople’seyeswithinthatten-yearperiod,andlinkthesewith,say,theappearanceofAlzheimer’sdiseasein

thesamepatient.DrsWagnerandKeanearesearchingforpatternsintheeyethatbetraytheappearanceofdiseaseelsewhereinthebo

dy,andarefocusingfirstonAlzheimer’sdisease.Theywillseeksuchpatternswiththehelpofalgorithms(程序)thatcanspo

tfartiniervariations.Theymay,itshouldberemembered,neverfindsuchpatterns.Althoughthereisevidencethatthebackoftheeyedoeschangeasitsownerde

velopsAlzheimer’s,itmaybethatthechangesaretoosmalltobedetectedreliablyenoughfordiagnosis(诊断).Ifsuchpatternscouldberecognizedreliably,

though,thepotentialimpactwouldbehuge.Eveninrichcountries,between50%and80%ofAlzheimer’scasesgoundiagnosed.Moreover,ev

enifthetechniquedoesnotworkforAlzheimer’s,itmightworkforsomethingelse.DrWagnerandDrKeanethereforeplanfurthersearchesforpatternsrelatedtos

trokesandheartdisease.Evenonerelevantpatternwouldcontainaremarkablediagnosticleapforward.Ifitdoeswork,thet

echniquethetworesearchersarerecommendingwillbecheaptocarryout.Anindicationofhowcheapistheproject’stotalbudgetofjust£15,000.Also,th

eequipmentandalgorithmstoperformaneyescanareavailabletoanyone,through8cloud-computingserviceslikeGoogleandAmazon.32.Whatisthedisadvantageofth

etraditionalwaytomonitorhealth?A.Doctorsareonlyinterestedintheirownfields.B.Itcan’tfindearlysignsofillnesseffectively.C.Itcan’tofferall-aroundhealth

information.D.Hospitalscan’taffordtheequipmentandtraining.33.DrsWagnerandKeaneuseeyescansto_______.A.decidewhetherthepatients’retinasare

healthyB.compareMoorfields’databasewithotherhospitals’C.findtheconnectionsbetweeneyechangesanddiseaseD.exploretheuseofal

gorithmsindetectingAlzheimer’s34.Theunderlinedword“betray”inParagraph5isclosestinmeaningto_______.A.changeB.showC.causeD

.prevent35.WhatdowelearnabouttheAlzEyeproject?A.Itexaminesthelifelongchangesto300,000patients’eyes.B.ItcancorrectlydiagnoseAlzheimer’scasesbyscann

ingeyes.C.ItmaybeappliedinfindingotherdiseasesbesidesAlzheimer’s.D.Itprovidescloud-computingserviceswithGoogleandAmazon.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。iPadsvs.TextbooksWhatifyoucouldhaveyourwholebackpackatthetouchofyourfingerti

ps?InthefirstmonthoftheAppleiPadsrelease,25millionweresold!PeopleallovertheworlduseiPadsforallsortsofdifferentthings,butoneoftheirfinestqualitiesist

heabilitytobeatextbook.36Tobeginwith,iPadarelessexpensive.Textbooksbecomeoutdatedandschoolshavetobuynewbooks,butwithaniPadschoolscanupdatethemf

orfree.37Schoolsdon’thavetospend$500everyyearforiPadsbecausetheylastawhileandcanbeupdated.38Studentsusuallyhavemul

tipleclasses,whichresultsinmultipletextbooks.Heavybackpacksfilledwithbookscancausebackproblem.Asolutiontoth

atisaniPad,whichonlyweighs1.33poundsandcanholdallofastudent’stextbooks.Third,schoolsshouldgetridoftheirtextbook

sandgetiPadsbecausetheyhavemorecapabilities.Somemightthinkalloftheappsaredistracting,buttheappsactuallymakeiPadsmoreefficient.39Textbookscannot

dothosetasks,butiPadscaneasilydothemwithjustatapofthefingertip.9Lastly,iPadsareabetterchoiceforschoolsinsteado

ftextbooksbecausethesedevicesallowstudentstoaccesstheirlearninganywhereatanytime.40WithiPads,theyfin

diteasiertogettheirhomeworkdone.Inconclusion,schoolsshouldgetridoftheirclumsytextbooksandswitchtoiPads.iPa

dshaveallowedthisgenerationtohavetheirentirebackpackinthepalmoftheirhands.A.Second,iPadscostlessandaremorepopular.B.Thesetabletsareperfectforb

usystudents.C.Therefore,theycanusethesavedmoneyforotherprograms.D.Moreover,inhighschool,textbookshaveanaverageof4.8poundseach.E.iPadshavealreadyre

placedtextbooksinover600Americancounties.F.iPadsabsorbtheneedtobuycalculators,dictionaries,andotheritemsthatarefoundwithinthedevice.G.Schoolsh

aveeveryreasontothrowawaytheirschoolbooksandswitchtoiPads.第三部分语言知识运用（共四节，满分60分）第一节（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、D四个选项中，

选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Iworkasawaiteratahotel.Lastnight,anelderlywhite,seemingly41coupleenteredtherestaurant.Myco-workergreetedan

d42theminafriendlyway.Weusuallytakechargeofourown43,butwhenweare44,wehelpeachotherout.Iwas45thecustomersatan

othertablewhentheelderlyhusband46tomethattheywerereadytoorder.Iusuallyfindit47whenpeoplegooutoftheir

waytomaketheirorder,especiallywhenwearesuperbusy.ButonceItookthecouple’s48Iunderstoodwhy.Thehusbandbeganordering,stu

ttering(结巴)toadegreeI’dneverheardbefore.Itwasveryclearthathehada49disorder.Icouldtellthewifehadtoldherhusbandveryextensivelywhatshewanted

,asa(n)50forhimtopracticeordering.Ittookhimquiteawhiletoorder.Meanwhile,shewasjustsittingthere,lookingproudand51despiteherhusband’sendlessstuttering

.Honestly,thewholethingjustdidsomethingtome.Itwasbeautifulandmademerealizethatahugepartofloveis52,patienceandsupport.Shecouldhav

emadetheorderandmadethingsalot53forherhusbandandavoidedthe54fromothertables,butshedidn’t.55,shesupportedhimandwasproudtoseehim56theorder.T

hewholethingalso57methatlifeisn’talways58foreveryone.Theserichpeopleseemedtohaveeverything,buttheyalsohave59theyhavetofacedaily.ButI’ve10learntthatli

feisn’taboutwaitingforthestormto60,it’saboutlearningtodanceintherain.41.A.blindB.nervousC.courageousD.wealthy42.A.se

archedB.surveyedC.seatedD.consulted43.A.tablesB.mealsC.dishesD.bookings44.A.tiredB.busyC.considerateD.anxious45.A.appealingt

oB.cheeringupC.waitingonD.lookingafter46.A.saidB.signaledC.shoutedC.explained47.A.naturalB.delightedC.impressiveD.impolite48.A.menuB.orderC.ti

pD.bill49.A.mentalB.hearingC.speechD.breath50.A.wayB.traditionC.excuseD.target51.A.satisfiedB.attractiveC.absent-min

dedD.strict52.A.thankfulnessB.forgivenessC.acceptanceD.pity53.A.cheaperB.easierC.fairerD.funnier54.A.smilesB.staresC.greetingsD.qu

estions55.A.BesidesB.OtherwiseC.ThusD.Instead56.A.analyseB.takeC.completeD.fail57.A.remindsB.scaresC.encouragesD.urges58.A.normalB.smoot

hC.hopefulD.painful59.A.dangerB.choicesC.criticismD.problems60.A.passB.strikeC.directD.change第二节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10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

。Robotshavecertainadvantagescomparedtohumans:Theyareefficient,tireless,canberepairedwhen61(damage)andtheynevergetsick.Thislast

trait(特征)hasmadethemthestarduringourfightagainsttheCOVID-19pandemic(流行病).Forexample,ultraviolet-light-disinfectionrobotsarebeing62(wide)usedto

cleanhospitalcorridorsandwards(病房).Thisis63someexpertssaythattheCOVID-19outbreakisthe“tippingpoint”(临界点)forrobotsstarttoreplacehumansince

rtainjobs.AccordingtofuturistMartinFord,evenwhenthepandemicisover,people64(prefer)togotoaplacethathasfewerhuman65(employ)andmoremach

inesbecausetheyfeeltheycan66(low)overallrisk.67,thisdoesn’tmeanthatrobotsbeathumansineveryaspect.Thehumancontactbetweendoctors

andpatientsisstillimportant.Doctorscomfortthepatientsandgiveadvice1168guidesthemthroughharddecisionswhilerobotsareonlydoingroutinetask

s,likecleaningandgivingtests.69mightbetruethatrobotshavecertainadvantages70humans,buttheyarestillsecondary(次要的)tohumaninteraction.第三节（共10小题；每小题1

分，满分10分）根据中文或首字母提示填出正确的单词，每空一词。请把完整答案写在答题卡上。71.Oneofthemain▲(功能)ofthisorganizationistopromotepeople’sawarenessofoceanpollution.72.Standin

gatac▲ofherlife,Carrierwashighlycautiousaboutherdecision.73.Abalanceddietdailyprovestobeb▲toourhealth

.74.Moreaboutthe▲(起源)oftheuniversehasyettobediscovered.75.Duringhiselectionc▲,DonaldTrumppromisedtoputtheeconomyoftheUnitedStates

backonitsfeet.76.Sharingvideosonlinehasmadesomeusersunabletod▲betweenthevirtualworldandtherealone.77.Asthe

speakercontinuedherstory,thelaughterfromtheaudience▲(逐渐消失).78.Themeetinghadtobecanceledduetothea▲oftheboss.79.Somebelieveclassicworkshavenothingtodo

with▲(当代的)lifefortheywerewrittensolongago.80.Thoughhehadfailedhisdrivingtesttwice,Marcdecidedtomakeathirda▲ati

t.第四节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）根据所给句子和所学语法、词汇知识填空，每空一词。请把完整答案写在答题卡上。81.Mozart’sbirthplaceandthehouse▲hecomposedTheMagicFlutearebothmuseumsnow

.82.Itremainstobeseen▲thenewteachingmethodismoreeffective.83.Iwillcallyouearlynextweektoscheduleaninte

rview▲yourconvenience.84.COVID-19hasbeenspreadingaroundtheglobe,▲(cause)over270,000deaths.85.AlthoughIamthreeyearssenior▲Bryan,helooksmucholder.86

.RichardlovesChineseKungfuandisoftenseen▲(practise)ontheplayground.87.Thevillagehaschangedbeyondrecognition,wi

throwsoffactoriesbuilton▲usedtobefarmlands.88.Janetdislikes▲whenpeopletalkaboutothers’privacyinpublic.89.If

youareunsureaboutwhattodonext,you▲aswellconsultyouradviser.90.Ineedtoplanwell.Afterall,tenthousanddollars▲(be)notasmallsum.

12第四部分书面表达（满分20分）91.最近TheResearchers杂志对2,000人进行调查发现，现在的年轻人走路很少，这对于他们的健康不利。现在请你把这个发现写一篇英语短文，以提醒身边的人们要重视运动，关注健康。短文内容包括：1.研究发现：18-24岁的年轻人中有四分之一平均每天步行不

到5分钟；2.原因：①很多人把步行少归咎于科技的发展；②有些年轻人觉得没有人一起散步也是步行少的一个原因；3.你的建议。注意：1.词数120左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。▲▲▲▲▲