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荆州中学2021级高三10月半月考英语试题第Ⅰ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)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.Whendoesthewomansuggestplayingtennistoday?A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafter

noon.C.Intheevening.2.Whatdidthemandoyesterdayevening?A.Heplayedfootball.B.Hewatchedamatch.C.Hehaddinnerwi

thafriend.3.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Husbandandwife.B.Fatheranddaughter.C.Interviewerand

interviewee.4.WhatdidDavidprobablydoyesterday?A.Hewentboating.B.Herestedathome.C.Hewenthiking.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlytal

kingabout?A.Theoriginofmarathon.B.ThelifeofaGreeksoldier.C.ThevictoryoftheGreekarmy.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.WhydidMikejoinaband?A.Tokill

time.B.Toenjoymusic.C.Toovercomeshyness.7.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofsinginginpublic?A.Exciting.B.Meaningful.C.Embarrassing.听第7段材料，回答第

8、9题。8.Whenwillthewomanhaveanoperation?A.Thisweek.B.Nextweek.C.Nextmonth.9.WhoareinChicago?A.Theman’sparents.B.Theman’scolleagues.C

.Theman’sgrandparents.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whydoesthemanmakethephonecall?A.Toordersomemachines.B.Toaskforcolorpictures.C.Toconfirmthed

eliverytime.11.Whatwillthewomandothisevening?A.Faxthemanabrochure.B.Workouttheagreement.C.Attendameeting.12.Whenwillthe

mansigntheagreement?A.Thisevening.B.Tomorrowmorning.C.Atnoontomorrow.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.HowdoesLisafeelseei

ngJohn?A.Glad.B.Regretful.C.Surprised.14.WhydidJohnlietoLisa?A.Hewasbusy.B.He’safraidofrollercoasters.C.Heplannedtoseehisgrandparents.15.W

hatwillthemandofirst?A.Buythetickets.B.Enjoyashow.C.Callhisgrandparents.16.Wheredoestheconversationpr

obablytakeplace?A.Atschool.B.AtLisa’shouse.C.Atanamusementpark.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whydidthespeakergiveupth

eideaofbeingachocolatetester?A.Itisadangerousjob.B.Itishardtobeprofessional.C.Hehadtotakeonmoreresponsibi

lity.18.Whatmadethespeakerwanttobecomeafootballreferee(裁判)?A.Thesalary.B.Thehobby.C.Thechallenge.19.WhatcanPhilipprobablybe?

A.Adog.B.Ababy.C.Ananimaldoctor.20.Whydidthespeakerdecidetobecomeajournalist?A.Hewantedtoearnmuchmoney.B.Hewasgood

atfindingoutinformation.C.Hewasexpectedtofollowinhisfather’sfootsteps.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

题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、和D）中,选出最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AOnlineEventsVirtualBookTastingNeedanewbookforthemonth?Thencomeandgetatasteofavarietyof

newandpopularbooksfromourlibrariansthatareinourcollection!ThiseventwilltakeplaceoverGoogleMeet.Registrationbeginsat9am,October

28.DateandTime:3pm,November23Host:PelhamParkway-VanNestLibrary,onlineonlyAudience:teachers,teens/youngadultsLunchtimeVirtualHandwritingDenWhenwa

sthelasttimeyousentathank-younotetoabelovedone?Comeandputpentopaper.Write,chat,andshare(notrequiredbute

ncouraged)inasafe,welcoming,andfriendlyenvironment.DateandTime:1pm,November30Host:MuhlenbergCommunityLibrary,onlineonlyAud

ience:adultsFamilyStorytimeJointhestaffatFortWashingtonLibraryforalive,onlineprogramwithsongs,rhymes,andfavoriteread-aloudbooks.Botht

heparent/caregiverandthechildmustbepresentduringtheentireprogram.DateandTime:10:30am,December7Host:FortWashingtonLibrary,onlineonly

Audience:children,infants(0-18monthsold),toddlers(18-36monthsold),preschoolers(3-5yearsold)TeenBookDiscussion:SportsBooksComeandhearaboutbooksabout

yourfavoritesportsandtellusaboutyours.ThiseventwilltakeplaceoverGoogleMeet.Youmustregisterwithyouremailaddresstoreceivethelink,approxi

matelyonedaybeforetheprogram,toparticipate.DateandTime:3:30pm,December8Host:PelhamPublicLibrary,onlineonlyAudience:teens/youngadults*Pleasenote:Foral

levents,registrationisrequiredonline.21.WhocanattendLunchtimeVirtualHandwritingDen?A.Children.B.Toddlers.C.Adults.D.T

eens.22.Whichlibraryoffersaneventaboutsportsbooks?A.PelhamPublicLibrary.B.MuhlenbergCommunityLibrary.C.FortWashingtonLibra

ry.D.PelhamParkway-VanNestLibrary.23.Whatdothefoureventshaveincommon?A.Theyencouragepersonalexperience.B.They

takeplaceintheafternoon.C.Theyareabouttellingstories.D.Theyneedonlineregistration.BAboutsixmonthsago,ayoungcouplemovedintogether.The27-year-ol

dgirlfriendonlymadeabout£12000ayearatherlower-payingjob,sothe29-year-oldmanpaidmostofthebills.Thisarr

angementworkedandthemandidn’tmindcontributingthatmuch.“However,fourmonthsago,Ilostmyjob.Wehavenosavings.ThiswasadevastatingblowandIstillcan’t

getnewemployment,”hesaid.Thecouplewerestrugglingtocomeupwithenoughmoneytocovertheirrentaftermissingtheirregularpaymentwhenth

eywereserveda30-dayeviction(驱逐)notice.Thegirlfriend’sresponsetothiswastoshutherselfawayandheranxietybecameworrying.Sohehadtohuntforanapa

rtmentalone.Andhehadtodothisonaveryrestrictivebudget,withinalimitedtimeaswell.Themandoesn’thaveanyfamilyashewasraisedint

hefostercaresystemandhisgirlfriend’sfamilycouldn’thelpthembecauseofunfortunatepersonalcircumstances.Heev

entuallycameacrossanapartmentwithintheirbudgetbutitdidn’tallowdogs.ThismeantthathewouldhavetofindahomefortheirdogAuggie.He

askedhisfriendstotakeitinbutnoonecouldadoptAuggie.Knowingwhathadtobedonetokeeparoofovertheirheads,hesoldAuggietoacouplewithchildrenwithouthisgirlfr

iend’sknowledgeorapproval.Hevisitedtheirhousetomakesureitwasagoodfit.Themeetingwentwonderful.Theyhaveabackyardandadogparkdownthestree

t.Thefamilyevenagreedtoletthemvisitwhenevertheywanted.SohetraveledtotheirhousemultipletimesoverthenextfewdaystogetAuggieadjusted.“Thisistheh

ardestthingI’veeverhadtodo.IwasinasmuchpainasherandIwasjustabletomanageitbetter.ShebrokedowninstantlywhenIgo

thomeandbrokethenewstoher,”hesaid,addingthatmaybelettinggoistolovebetter.24.Wherewastheyoungcouple’sincomemainlyfromfourmonthsago?A.Thegirlfriend’sjo

b.B.Theirparents’help.C.Thefostercaresystem’shelp.D.The29-year-oldman’sjob.25.Whydidtheman’sgirlfriendgetanxious?A.Shelost

herjob.B.Theycouldn’tfindahomefortheirdog.C.Theireconomicstatechangedalot.D.Theman’sfamilyrefusedtoo

fferhelp.26.WhatdidthemandoforAuggie?A.HesoldAuggietohisfriends.B.HecheckedtheenvironmentofAuggie’snewhome.C.Hekeptcontactwithananimalshelter.D.Her

entedahousewithadogparknearby.27.WhatcanwelearnaboutAuggieinitsnewhome?A.Itwillsoonbeabandoned.B.Itmaymeetvisitorsoften

.C.Itleavesforadaptation.D.Ithasadifficultlifethere.COntheweekends,CiaraSmart,aPhDcandidateinhistoryattheUn

iversityofTasmania,isthememberofacavingclubthatdiscoveredthedeepestknowncaveinAustralia.Smartandsevenfellowmembersoftheall-volunteerSouthernTasmanian

Caverneersgrouphaveofficiallymappedandmeasuredtheircountry’sdeepestknowncave,whichis401verticalmeters.It’slocatedinT

asmania’sMountFieldNationalPark,northwestoftheislandstate’scapital,Hobart.Inthesmallbutclose-knit(志同道合的)cavingcommunity,oneofthemostimportantru

lesisthatwhoeverdiscoversthecavegetstonameit!FortheSouthernTasmanianCaverneers,therewasonlyonenamesuitableforaca

vewhosedepthbecameapparentduringtheworstdaysoftheCOVID-19pandemicinAustralia—DeltaVariant.“Therearealotofdifferentwordsattachedtothepandemicthat

arequitedescriptive.SowewereabletogowiththewholeCOVID-19namingthemefortheentirecave,”Smartexplained.Theentrancetothecave,whichistightandnarrow,i

sTestStationQueue.Thenthere'sanotherhorriblesectioncalledCloseContact,asprawling(杂乱不堪的)horizontalbitcalledS

uperspreaderEventandawide,beautifulpartnowcalledFreedomDay.Whilethecavehasbeendiscoveredbypurechance,thesedaysther

earemanyscientifictoolsthatcaverscanusetolocatetheirnextsiteandcollectinformationbeforeevengoingdownintootherse

ctions.Oncetheynarroweditdowntoaspot,theyuseddye(染料)tomarkthelocationofthecave’swatersource—awaterfalldeepinside.ForSmart,themajorappealofca

vingisthewiderangeofactivitiesitcovers.“It’ssortofanaddictivehobbybecauseontheonehand,it’sgreatfun,”shesaid.“Butit’s

alsosciencebecausewe’reputtingallthesesectionstogether.We’relinkingthemandunderstandinghowthewaterflowsthroughandho

wthesesectionsform.”28.WhatdoweknowaboutCiaraSmart?A.HerteamnamedAustralia’sdeepestknowncave.B.Shediscovere

dtheworld’sdeepestcave.C.HerhomeisinanationalparkinHobart.D.Shemajoredingeography.29.Whatcanweinferaboutthenamesinp

aragraph5?A.Theyarehighlyappreciated.B.TheyrevealSmart’shardwork.C.Theycomfortpeople.D.TheyarerelatedtotheCOVID-19.30.WhatdoesCiaraSmartthinkof

caving?A.Easyandinteresting.B.Funbutcomplex.C.Boringbutmeaningful.D.Dullandrisky.31.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?A.Thelocatio

nofAustralia’sdeepestknowncave.B.Thedemandingrequirementforcaving.C.TheappealofAustralia’sdeepestknowncaveforCiara

Smart.D.ThediscoveryofAustralia’sdeepestknowncave.DThedestructionoftropicalforestsishappeningatanalarmingra

tetomakewayforcrops.Aftertheselandsareshortofnutrientsthey’reabandoned,whichcanleadtothenaturalregrowthoftheforestthatwasoncether

e.Thefindingsuggeststhatso-calledrecoveredforests,alsoknownassecondaryforests,couldplayakeyroleinrestoringe

cosystems.Tobetterunderstandthisprocess,LourensPoorteratWageningenUniversityandResearchintheNetherlandsandhiscolleaguesanalyzed77sec

ondaryforestsitesacrossthetropicalregionsofCentralandSouthAmerica,andinWestAfrica.Thesesiteswereallatvariousstagesofregrowth—forexample,somew

ere20yearsold,andotherswere120.Theteamcontrastedeachsecondaryforestwithnearbyold-growthforest—foreststhathaven’thadmajordisturb

ance.Themoresimilarthesecondaryforestsweretotheirneighboringold-growthforests,reasonedtheresearchers,themoreth

eyhadrecovered.Theteamfoundthatafter20years,theaveragesecondaryforestthathadgrownfromfarmlandthatwasusedwithlowtomediumintensity(强度)had

recovered78%ofold-growthforestattributes(属性).“Itgoeswayfasterthanwethought,”saysPoorter.Buttheresearchersfoundsig

nificantdiscrepancybetweentherecoverytimeforthedifferentforestattributes.Soilswerethequickesttobounceback,withmostrecoveryhappeningwithin

10years.Ittook25-60yearsforplantspeciesdiversitytorecover.Despitetheenormousamountofdeforestationthath

asandcontinuestooccur,there’shopethattheseforestscanbouncebacknaturally,saysPoorter.Secondaryforestscurrentlymakeupover28%oftropicalforestsinCe

ntralandSouthAmerica,andareimportantforlockingupcarbonwhichisimportanttodealwithclimatechange.Inaddit

ion,theyattractmammals,birdsandinsectsbacktothearea,whichisimportantforecosystemrestoration.“Theseresultsarepromising,”saysJ.Leighton

ReidatVirginiaTech.“However,thesitesinthisstudydon’trepresentregenerationontheaveragepieceofdeforestedland,andmanydeforestedsiteswillrecovermuchmores

lowlythantheonesstudiedhere.”32.Whydidtheresearcherscontrastsecondaryforestswithnearbyold-growthforests?A.Tomeasuretherecoveryofsecondary

forests.B.Todetectthreatstosecondaryforests.C.Tolearnmoreaboutforestattributes.D.Todeterminethecontributingfactorsofforestrecovery.33.What

doestheunderlinedword“discrepancy”meaninParagraph5?A.Link.B.Dependence.C.Difference.D.Similarity.34.Whatis

ahopefulphenomenonaccordingtoPoorter?A.Fewertropicalforestsarebeingdeforested.B.Ecosystemrestorationishappeninginforests.C.Thesurveycoversarepres

entativesampleofsites.D.AquarterofAmericaiscoveredbysecondaryforests.35.Whatdidtheresearchteamfindabouttropicalforests?A.Theywenthandinhandw

iththeecosystemrestoration.B.Theyfeaturedsecondaryforeststhatcouldrecoverthemselves.C.Theycouldre-establishthemselvesquicklyonabandon

edland.D.Theywereoftenabandonedafterbeingdeforestedforagriculture.第二节(共5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。Rockclimbingisthekindofsportyoueitherloveoryou’resimplynotinterestedin.Forthosewholoveit,thereisgreatpersonalsat

isfaction.36Itisaphysicalworkoutthatrequiresstrength,coordination,andperseverance.Regularclimbing(2orm

oretimesperweek)canimprovecardiovascularfitness,musclestrength,andflexibility.Mentally,youmustconfront(正视)yourfearsbothofinjuriesandofheightsandmake

gooddecisionsbecauseyourlifedependsuponit.37Youmustbeingoodhealthandaboveaveragephysicalconditiontogorockclimbing,moresoifyoudothisoutdoors.Younee

dtobeflexibleandagile(敏捷的),sinceclimbingskillsinvolvestretching,bending,andprecisebodypositioning.Andyoumusthavethestrengthtoho

ldyourselfupbyyourarmsandhandsorevenjustyourfingers.Youdon’thavetoclimbMountQomolangmatoenjoythesportofrockcli

mbing.38Someoftheseincludetraditionalclimbing,freesoloclimbing,iceclimbingandindoorclimbing.Ifyouthinkyoumaybeinterested

inrockclimbing,startbyreadingbooksorrockclimbingpublications.39Othershaveessayswrittenbyclimbersthatc

angiveyouafeelforthissport.Publicationsaregoodsourcesofgearadviceandreviews,techniqueandtrainingtips,androckclimbingdestinations.Ifyou’rep

assionateaboutrockclimbing,you’llwanttofindotherswhoshareyourloveofthissport.AskaboutgroupsorclubsatalocalrockclimbinggymorsearchtheInterne

t.40A.Therearemanyoptions.B.Rockclimbingisn’tforeveryone.C.Rockclimbinghasgainedpopularityinrecentyears.D.Rockclimbinginvolv

esbothphysicalandmentalchallenges.E.Themoreyoulearn,themoreyou’llwanttoknowandshare!F.Mostofall,youneedtimeandcommitmenttolearntheskills.G.Thereare

manybooksavailablethatoutlinethebasicsofrockclimbing.第三部分英语知识运用(共两节,满分30分)第一节完形填空(共15小题；每小题1分,满分15分)阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的四个选项中选出可以

填入空白处的最佳选项,并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Growingup,singer-songwriterTrevorMartinknewhischildhoodwasalittledifferentfromthosearoundhim.WhenMartinwasborn,hewouldn’tst

op41.Whenhewastwodaysold,hewas42inanambulancetoahospital,wherehewasdiagnosedwithseverehemophiliaA,ableedingdisorderinwhichthebloodd

oesn’tclot(凝结成块)properly.SpeakingtoMartinnow,heremains43.Havinghemophiliawasa44thatwouldsetthestageforhisapproac

htolife.Martinwas8yearsoldwhenhe45hisloveforsingingandperforming.Hesangasolowithalocalorchestra,hisfirsttimesingingforanaudienc

eofathousand,andhegotastandingovation(热烈掌声).It46hiseyes.Bytheageof13,hehad47theguitarandwaswritinghisownsongs.Now,at25,he’s

anup-and-comingpop-country48.Musichasalwaysbeena49personalexpressionforMartin,andlivingwithhemophiliaha

s50someofhissongs.“Thefirstsingle(单唱片)Iever51waswrittenandproducedwiththefatherofanotherboywithhemoph

ilia,”hesaid.“Thatwasreally52tomakethatconnectioninthehemophiliaworldandputmusicout.”Asanactivevoiceinthehemophiliacommunity,he’sfe

eling53aboutthefuture.Rightnow,he’sworkingonmoresongstoreleaselaterthisyear.“I’msohonoredthatIhaveth

e54toshowothersthattheadversityinourlivesdoesn’thavetoholdusbackfrompursuingour55,”saidMartin.41.A.bleedingB.cr

yingC.laughingD.moving42.A.forcedB.invitedC.rushedD.attended43.A.nervousB.realisticC.curiousD.optimistic44.A.chan

ceB.turnC.challengeD.reason45.A.realizedB.recalledC.admittedD.noted46.A.caughtB.fixedC.transformedD.opened47.A.brokenupB.pick

edupC.givenupD.raisedup48.A.musicianB.artistC.teacherD.dancer49.A.hardlyB.deeplyC.tightlyD.quickly50.A.confusedB.

disturbedC.occupiedD.inspired51.A.missedoutB.setoffC.putoutD.turnedoff52.A.embarrassedB.comfortableC.funnyD.cool53.A.negativeB.

positiveC.nervousD.ridiculous54.A.opportunityB.abilityC.accessD.courage55.A.secretsB.dreamsC.ideasD.attempts第II卷注意事项：用0.5毫米黑色的签字笔

将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。第二节语法填空（共10小题：每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式（不多于3个单词）。Thisyear’sunforgettableGames,creditedasoneofthe56(g

ood)AsianGamesinhistory,57(leave)anindeliblelegacyonthecityinthefuture,theChinesepeopleandthecontinent.In

contrast58theopeningceremony,duringtheclosingceremony,athletesfromalldelegations(代表团)enteredthestadiumtogether

,mingling(交际)withoutregardtonationality.Theywavedflags,laughed,huggedandposedforpictureswhiletheaudienceapplaudedandcheered.DuringtheGa

mes,15worldrecords,37Asianrecordsand170AsianGamesnewrecordsweresetbytop59(athlete).Intermsofmedals,t

heChineseteamshoweditsdominance.Chinatoppedthegoldmedaltableforthe11thtimeinarowandearnedmorethan200goldmedalsatanAsianGamesfor60firstt

ime.JapanandSouthKoreaweresecondandthirdinthemedaltable.61ismorenoteworthy(注意)isthatmanydelegationsmadehistoricbreakthroughsinsome

62(traditional)weakerevents,63(break)themonopoly(垄断)ofstrongteams.Otherregionalsportsalso64(catch)th

eattentionofmorepeoplethroughtheAsianGames,suchaskabaddiandsepaktakraw.Inaddition,thisAsianGamesalsoimpressedth

epublicregardingtheuseof65(advance)technologyandsustainabledevelopment.Atsuchafairy-talegathering,thesp

iritualpowerofAsiawasonceagainpromoted.Atthesametime,China’sinternationalizationandopennesswereondisplay.第四部分写

作（共两节，满分40分）第一节书面表达（满分15分）假设你是李华，你班以“TheChoiceofMyCollegeMajor”为主题开展了一次英语交流会。在会上老师请同学们介绍自己想选择的大学专业，请你根据以下内容写一篇演讲稿。内容包括：1.你想选择的专业。2.选择该专业的原因。注

意：1.词数80左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。第二节读后续写（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。Whenthenightfell,James,amiddleschoolstud

entinLondon,draggedhistiredbodyhome.Inordertosavemoneytobuyhimselfanewbike,hehadbeenworkingatarestaurantforoveramonthduringhissummervaca

tion.Hehadalreadyearnedsomemoney.Withonemoreweek,hewouldhavehisdreambike.Enteringtheroom,Jamesfoundhisyo

ungerbrotherAdamsittingontheedgeofhisbedwithanuneasyexpressiononhisface.JamesstaredatAdamconfusedly.“

Sorry.Ididsomethingwrong,“Adamsaid,onthevergeoftears.“What’sthematterwithyou?”Jamesasked.“ThisafternoonIwenttoplayfootballontheroadou

tsidethehouseandaccidentallyhitourneighborMrBlack’scar.IwassoscaredthatIhurriedhomeinpanicwithouttellinghim,”Ad

amsaid,fullofguilt.“Isthecarseriouslydamaged?”Jamescouldn’twaittocontinueasking.“Thetaillightgotbroken,”Adamsaidinalowvoic

e.“It’strulyyourfault.It’sreallydangeroustoplayfootballontheroad.What’sworse,youshouldn’thavecomebackwit

houttellingMrBlackaboutit.Youaresuchanaughtyboy,”Jamesraisedhisvoice.Hearingthis,Adamloweredhisheadandbithislipshard.Jamesadded,“Anyway

,it’snevertoolatetomend.I’lltakeyoutohishousetomorrowtoapologize.Nowit’stimetosleep.”WhenAdamwenttobed,Jamescouldn’tgo

tosleephimself.Fatheralwaystoldhimtobehonest,tobeaboyadmiredbypeopleandtobeanexampleofhisbrother.Hewassorryforhisbrothe

r’sbehavior.Butheshouldn’thaveblamedhisbrotherafterhedidsomethingwrong.Hecouldunderstandhim.Anyway,Adamwasonlyaseven-year-

oldboyandwhathadhappenedreallyscaredhim.Butashiselderbrother,heshouldpayforitthoughthismightdelayhisplanofhavingthebike.“Nothingserious.At

worst,Icantakemoresummerjobs,”hesaidtohimself.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。Paragraph1Jamesgotupearlythenextmorning.Paragraph2MrBlackwasalit

tlesurprisedtoseethebrothers.荆州中学2021级高三10月半月考答案听力CCABABCBAABCCBACCBAB阅读理解CADDCBBADBDACBCDBAGE完形填空ACDCADBABDCDBAB语法填空bestwillleaveto/withathletes

thewhattraditionallybreakingcaughtadvanced写作第一节应用文TheChoiceofMyCollegeMajorDearclassmates,Itisveryhardtochooseapropermajor.Somebelie

veitisbettertochooseamajorthatwillbringmorejobopportunities.ButIwillselectEnglishconsideringmyinterest.Ihavebeeninterest

edinlearningEnglishsinceIwasaprimaryschoolstudent,withanendlessseriesofEnglishcartoonbooksofferedbymyparents.Besides,Ia

lsodecidetostudyEnglishforthesakeofanidealjob.IamgoingtobeanEnglishteacheraftergraduation.Thismakesitinevitabletost

udyEnglishandgetrelatedcertificates.Thechoiceofourcollegemajorisofgreatimportancetoourfuturelife.Wemustthinktwicebeforemakingourfinaldecisi

on.Thankyouforlistening!第二节读后续写Jamesgotupearlythenextmorning.HetoldAdam,“WeshouldgotoMrBlack’shousease

arlyaspossibleandexplaintohimwhathappened.”Beforetheywentout,hetookoutallthemoneyhehadearnedintherestaura

ntduringhissummerholiday.Adamknewthathisdearbrotherwantedtopayforhisfault.Tearsfilledhiseyesbecauseheknewverywellhowmuc

hhiselderbrotherwantedtogetanewbikeandthathewasworkingonit.MrBlackwasalittlesurprisedtoseethebrothers.“MrBlack,I'mhereto

makeanapology,”saidJames.ThenhetoldMrBlackwhathadhappenedanddrewoutthemoneyfromhispocket.“Thisisallthemo

neyIhave.Iwonderifitcanmakeupforyourloss,”hesaidsincerely.“Goodboys,Itrulyappreciateyourhonesty.Justforgetmycar

,”MrBlacksaid.Hedeclinedtogetthemoneybutacceptedthebrothers’offerofdoingsomeworkinhisgarden.Whatagoodr

esult!AdamregainedhishonestyandJamescouldstillhavehisdreambike.获得更多资源请扫码加入享学资源网微信公众号www.xiangxue100.c

om