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2022—2023学年度第一学期期末学业水平诊断高三英语注意事项：1.答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号等填写在答题卡和试卷指定位置上。2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改

动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效。3.考试结束后，只交答题卡。第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案标在试卷上。录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到答题卡上。1.Whatkindofmoviemi

ghtinteresttheman?A.Acomedymovie.B.Adetectivemovie.C.Aromanticmovie..2.Whenwillthemetingbescheduledforto

morrow?A.15:20.B.15:40.C.16:00.3.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A.Asong.B.Amusicschool.C.Theman’sbrother.4.Whatdoesthemanmean?A

.Heenjoystryingnewthings.B.Hedoesn’tlikemakingcakes.C.Hepreferstosharehisnewrecipe.5.Howdoesthewomansound?A.Surprised.B.Depressed.C.

Confident.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.Howdidthemanworkonthereport?A.Herewroteitinthelibrary.B.Hecollectedalotof

valuablematerial.C.Hepolisheditupaftertakingthewomansadvice.7.Howdoesthewomanliketheman’sreport?A.Simple.B.Outdated

.C.Fine听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodothisweekend?A.Studyforanexam.B.Relaxherself.C.Callonfriends.9.Whatdoesthemansuggestdoin

g?A.Seeingaplay.B.Goingtotheconcert.C.Watchingafilm.10.Whydothespeakersdecidetogotothemusicfestival?A.There

’safamoussinger.B.It’sfreeforthemtoattend.C.Jennyinvitedthemtogowithher.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Whatwillthemanprobably

doontheproject?A.Collectthematerial.B.Writetheprojectplan.C.Dothecomputerwork.12.Whencanthemantakepartintheproject?A.OnApril29.B.OnMay1.C.OnMay3.

13.Howwillthemangivethewomanhispersonalinformation?A.Byemail.B.Inperson.C.Byphone.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14.WhatwillTinamainly

doinItaly?A.Goshopping.B.Travelaround.C.Attendaconference.15.WhatdoesTinathinkofstayingathome?A.Relaxin

g.B.Boring.C.Fun.16.WhatdoesBillwantTinatodo?A.TakehimtoRome.B.Buyhimsomepresents.C.Keepsomethingforhim.17.WhatdoesBillprefer

tocollect?A.Bottlecaps.B.Coins.C.Stamps.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.WhenwasNationalPoetryMonthofficiallylaun

ched?A.In1990.B.In1995.C.In1996.19.WhatdidtheAcademyofAmericanPoetsdoin1998?A.Itheldapoetrycontest.B.Ithandedoutbooksofpoetry.C.Itinvit

edpeopletovoteforpoets.20.WhatdoweknowaboutNationalPoetryMonth?A.Itisquitepopularinmanyplaces.B.Studentswritethemostpo

emsthatmonth.C.Itistheworld'ssecondlargestliterarycelebration.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。ACALIFORNIACOLLEGEOFTHEARTS’PRE-COLLEGEPROGRAMHaveyoueverwonderedwhatit'sliketobeinartanddesignschool?Thisisyourtimetogrowa

sanindividualandtakeyourcreativepowertothenextlevel!TheCaliforniaCollegeoftheArts’Pre-CollegeProgramisopentoallinterestedparticipants,thosewithl

ittleartanddesignexperienceandthosewithadvancedskills.Participantswillhavetheopportunitytotakestudio-focused,college-levelcoursestoh

elpmakeconceptsandideasintorealworkswhileearning3collegecredits.In-person:July7-August3Animation3DArchitectureIl

lustration/DrawingIndustrialDesignPainting/DrawingYoursettingwillbetheCCASanFranciscocampus.YourbackdropwillbetheSanFranciscoBayArea,hometopowerho

usebrands,techcompanies,world-classmuseums,andadynamicecosystemofartists,designers,andcreativesfromacrosstheglobe.Onlineofferings:June27—July29Thes

ethreestudiosallbeginat9a.m.MondaythroughFriday.Animation2D/3DFashionDesignGameDesignOnlinestudentsdonothaveaccesstoorparticipateinon-campusresour

cesandactivities.Onlinecoursesaretypicallysmallerinsizeandtaughtbyhighlysuccessfulartists,architects,designersandwrite

rs.Mostclassesmeettwotofivetimesweeklyandassignhomework,researchpapers,midtermsandfinals.AdditionalActivities:Optionaleveningandweekendactiv

itiessuchaslifedrawingsessions,lectures,andinterdisciplinary(跨学科)workshopsenhancetheoverallprogramexperience.Acalendaro

factivitieswillbeprovidedtostudentstwoweeksbeforetheprogrambegins.Qualification:Theprogramisdesignedforthestudentswhowillhavecompletedtheirse

nioryearofhighschoolbysummer2023.21.Inwhichaspectwilltheprogrambenefittheparticipants?A.Winningacollegescholarship.B.Enhancingtheircrea

tivity.C.Gettingallcreditsrequiredatcollege.D.Havingtheirartworkspublished.22.Whatcanwelearnabouttheonlineofferings?A.Thecoursesaregivenbytopprofes

sionals.B.Onlinestudentscanuseon-campusresources.C.Theeveningandweekendactivitiesareamust.D.Studentshighly-experiencedinartsenjoypr

iority.23.Whoistheprogramtargetedat?A.Musicgeniuses.B.Studentsmajoringinart.C.Collegefreshmen.D.Highschoolgraduatesof2023.BKidseverywhereloveto

play.Andtheyknowaballisaperfectthingtoplaywith.NowscientistsatLondon'sQueenMaryUniversityreportthatbumblebeesseemtoknowthesamething

,makingbumblebeesthefirstinsectsknowntoplay.Whenpeopletalkabout“play”,they’redescribingananimaldoingsomethingth

atdoesn’treallyseemtohelpit.They’renotdoingtheactiontogetfoodorshelteroranothersimilar“reward”.Playusuallyhappens

whenacreatureisrelaxedandisoftenrepeated.However,scientiststhinkmanyanimalsandbirds'playingisakindoftrainingforthingsthey'llhavetodea

lwithinlaterlife.Butbeforethis,therewerenoreportsofinsectsplaying.ScientistsatDr.Chittka’slab,carriedoutanexperiment.

First,theytagged(贴标签)45youngbumblebees,bothmaleandfemale,between1and23daysold.Thetagsmadethebeeseasiertoidentifyandfollow.Thescientistss

etupaclearpathwayfromthebumblebees’nesttoafeedingarea.Oneithersideoftheopenpathway,theresearchersplacedsmallcoloredwoodenballs.Onone

sideofthepath,theballswereattachedandcouldn’tmove.Ontheotherside,theballscouldrollaround.Itturnedoutthatthebumblebeesweren'tinterestedintheunmovabl

eballs,buttheymadelotsofvisitstotherollingballs.Grabbingtheballswiththeirlegs,thebeeswouldflap(拍打)theirwingstopullon

theballs,causingthemtoroll.The45taggedbumblebeesrolledballs910timesduringtheexperiment.Thoughsomeonlydidi

tonce,othersdiditalot.Theyoungerbumblebeesspentmoretimerollingballs.Malesseemedmorelikelytoplaythanfemales.“It’snotcle

arwhythebeesrolltheballsorwhethertheyenjoyitButtheexperimentraisesimportantquestionsabouthowtheinsects’m

indsworkandwhethertheyhavefeelings.Withfurtherresearch,thefuturewillholdsurprisesandanswersinstoreforus,”saidDr.Chittka.24.Whatisthepurpose

ofanimals’playaccordingtoscientists?A.Tofindidealshelter.B.Toreceiveextrarewards.C.Todevelopsurvivalskills.sD.Togettheirfell

ows’attention.25.WhatdidDr.Chittka’sexperimentfocuson?A.Bumblebees’categories.B.Bumblebees’habitats.C.Bumblebees’intelligence.D.Bumblebees’b

ehavior.26.Whatwastheresultoftheexperiment?A.Youngermalebumblebeespreferredtorolltheballs.B.Bumblebeespossesseddifferentwingbeatfrequency.C.Bumbl

ebeescoulddistinguishballsofdifferentcolors.D.Aspecially-builtpathwayhelpedbumblebeesfindfood.27.WhatisDr.Chittka’sattitudetoth

eirfutureresearch?A.Uncertain.B.Doubtful.C.Optimistic.D.Critical.CDronehobbyistswillberequiredtoregistert

heiraircraftwiththegovernmentorfaceunspecifiedpenalties(处罚),theUSFederalAviationAdministration(FAA)announcedan

ewlawonMonday.Themoveisanattempttopreventdronesendangeringairsafety,asthenumberofcomplaintsabouterrant(偏离的)flyershasskyrocketedinrecentmonths,t

heFAAsaid.“Wearecertainlyseeingasignificantincreaseinreports,”Huerta,administratoroftheFAA,said.“Clearly,thisisanindustrytha

tistakingoff.Andtherearealotofactivitiestakingplaceinthenationalairspacesystem.”Dronesaretakingtotheskiesing

roups,andthenumberoftinyflyersisexpectedtomultiplyinthecomingyears.AmazonandGoogleaimtousedronestodelivercommercialgoodsinth

enextdecade.Alreadythisyear,pilotsandothershavereported100complaintsaboutdronesamonth,roughlydoubletherateofcomplaintsin2021,the

FAAsaid.Manyofthosecomplaintsareaboutclosecalls,inwhichdronesnarrowlymissotheraircraft.TheFAAbarspeoplefromflyingdroneswithin5milesofanairport,orhigh

erthan400feetabovetheground.Butincreasingly,dronepilotsarebreakingthoserules.InAugust,forinstance,twoairplaneslan

dingatKennedyInternationalAirportcamewithin100feetofadroneflyingataheightofroughly800feet.Whensuchdronesviolate(侵犯)

airspace,thegovernmentcurrentlyhasnowaytolocatetheiroperators.TheTransportationSecurityAdministration(TSA)andtheFAAareworkingoutth

edetails,butrightnow,thenewregistrywouldn’trequiredronestocarrytrackers.Anditwouldn’tinstituteapolicyof“geofenci

ng”,whichinvolvescreatingmarked-offsafespaceswheredroneswouldautomaticallybedeactivated.“Unlessadronecrashes,itco

uldbedifficulttoidentifytinyflyersfromsightalone.Butourbiggestchallengesofarhasnotbeenidentifyingthedroneitself.

It'sbeenconnectingitbacktothepersonwho'susingit,”saidFoxx,secretaryoftheTSA.28.WhydidtheFAAannouncethelaw?A.Topromotedrones'businessservice

s.B.Toregulatedronesforairspacesecurity.C.Toadjusttheflightdirectionoferrantdrones.D.Tochargepeopleforpersonaluseofairspace.29.Whatdoestheunde

rlinedword“bars”inparagraph5mean?A.Frees.B.Saves.C.Distracts.D.Prohibits.30.WhatisthemajorproblemthattheTSAfacesconcernin

gdrones?A.Buildingsafedroneairspace.B.Trackingdownthedronepilots.C.Publicizingcurrentflightrules.D.Plantin

gtrackersonthedrones.31.Whatcanbethebesttitleforthetext?A.DronesWillGetPeopleinTroubleB.AmericaIsExpandingDroneIndustryC.ComplaintsA

boutDronesContinuetoPourinD.FlyingUnregisteredDronesWillBeIllegalintheUSDWhenAndretoothestandinacourtroomonafallafternoonin2022,hetestified(作

证)tothefinancialworthofanold-growthredwood.AndreisaregisteredprofessionalforesterinCalifornia.Beforehistestification,fore

stersfromRedwoodNationalandStateParksinnorthernCaliforniaweredeepintoamonths-longinvestigationofburlpoaching(树瘤偷猎).Burls,thebarkcoveredgro

wthsthatcanstickoutfromatree'strunk,produceawoodthat'svaluedforitsuniquegrainandsmoothworkability.Becauseo

ftheirbeautyandrelativerarity,old-growthburlsfetchveryhighpricesandareeventuallyturnedintotablesandbowls,orcarvedint

ostatues.BurlpoachingisanongoingconcerninnorthernCalifornia’sparks.Itaffectsthestabilityofsomeoftheonlyold-growthcoastalredwoods:Only4%ofthecoas

talredwoodsremain,and45%ofthoseareconservedinparkboundaries.Whensomeonepoachesaburlfromoneoftheseancienttrees,itleavesthetreewithstructurald

amagethatcankillit,andmakesitmoresubjecttodisease.Whenpoachingcasesarebroughttotrial,judgesaretaskedw

itharguingforapunishmentthattakesatree'sworthintoaccount.Therelianceonapurelymarket-basedfineisgraduallyfallingfromfavo

r.Judgeshavestartedarguingmoreforcefullyforvaluationthatconsiderstheforestasacomplexecosystem,withinwhichold

-growthisjustasingle,yetcrucial,element.It’sashiftfromtheeasilyquantifiabletowardamulti-aspectconsiderationofworth.Thegravi

tyofpoachingismostfelt,notsimplythelossofamarketableresource.Thenewstrategyispartlyduetothesurprisinglylowfinesforpoachers,usuallybasedonthatw

eek’swoodmarketdata.Finally,thejudgeshandeddowntwoyears'probation(缓刑),communityservicehoursanda$1,200finetothepoache

r.Althoughjudgesandforesterscontinuetoargueforexpandingdefinitionsof“worth”",poachingfromAmericanfore

stsstillremainsworththerisk.32.Whatdrivespoacherstostealoldgrowthredwoodburls?A.Theabsenceofaforestlaw.B.Theburls’medicinalproperties.C.

Thecommercialprofitsfromburls.D.Theburls’fastreproductionability.33.Whatdoesparagraph3mainlytellus?A.Whereredwoodsaredistributed.B.Howm

anyvarietiesofredwoodsexist.C.Whatthreatburlpoachingposestoredwoods.D.WhyCalifornia’sparksarehometoredwoods.34.Onwhatbasisshouldthep

unishmentforpoachersbedetermined?A.Overallvalueofthetree.B.Previouspoachingcases.C.Averagewoodmarketpric

es.D.Environmentalimpactsofthetree.35.Whatcanbeinferredaboutthenewwaytojudgepoachingcases?A.Itfailstoreachdesire

deffects.B.Itcausespanicamongpoachers.C.Itdiscouragespeoplefrompoaching.D.Itguaranteesreasonablesent

encestopoachers.第二节(共5小题：每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)阅读下面短文，全科免费下载公众号《高中僧课堂》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。75yearsafterhumanssuccessfullyputthei

rfirstobjectintospace,it’smucheasiertolaunchasatellite,butalotmessieroncewe’reupthere.”36Therearearound5000satellitesinorbitwithfew

erthanhalfactuallyworking.Whenasatellitestopsfunctioning,itkeepsorbitingatveryhighspeeds,makingagreatthreatfortheusefulones.Sos

pacesustainabilityhasbecomeabigconcern.37Onesuggestedsolutionistorefuelthedeadsatellitesandbringthembacktolife.Anotherconceptistouse

arobotwithfourarmstocatchadeadsatellitebeforepullingitintotheatmospheretoburnitup.38Operatingarobotfromhundredsofmi

lesawayistough.Andtheworldhasn’tyetreachedaconsensus(共识)onwhyweshouldclearthespacejunkandtherearenorealrulesthatgo

vernhowweworkoutthere.Firstwhyshouldwekeepthingscleaninorbit?Weusesatellitestochecktheweather,findourwayaround,and

forfinancialpurposes.Spacedatagivesusnotjustbeautifulpicturesoftheearth,butalsoinformationaboutclimatechange,naturaldisastersandotherthingsthatca

nhelphumanswithearthboundchallenges.39Thenhowcanwehumansthinkasonebigcommunity?Governmentsshouldmakepow

erfulregulations.Companiesoughttoengageinsharedpracticesandscientistsareexpectedtothinkuppracticalmethods.40Onlyinthiswaycanwekeepthoseorbit

alhighwaysopenforthenextgenerationandbeyondbeforetheyaredeadlyblockedbyspacejunk.A.Theyprovideservicescloselyrelatedtoourlife.B.Th

isishardbothtechnicallyandpolitically,though.C.Anyway,weshouldquickenthepaceofclearingup.D.Spaceisgetting

increasinglycrowdedanddangerous.E.Sowedependlargelyonspaceanditneedstobetidiedup.F.Scientistsarestrugglingforstrategiestot

ackletheproblem.G.Allofthesehavebeenintegratedintothesolutionswereallyneed.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。At17,Iquitschool,lefthomeandmovedfromplacetoplace.Yearslater

,Iwas41forpossessingdrugs.I’dnevertoucheddrugs,butnobodybelievedmebecausemywanderinglifestylefailedtodefendmy42Iwassenttoprison.MycellmatewasHe

rbert.Webothworkedintheelectricshop.Iwouldn’tletthefactthatIwas43imprisoneddefeatme;sotokeepmyself44Ivolunteeredforextrawork,Myattitudeandefforte

arnedmeHerbert’sconfidenceandfriendship.BeforeHerbertwas45,heofferedmeajobathisbigcompany.NeverhadIexpected46wouldsmileonme!DeeplytouchedbyHer

bert’s47IwasdeterminedthatsomedayI’dhelpotherex-prisonersthisway.Onceoutofprison,IwenttoHerbert’scompany,whereIwas48rapidlythr

oughhardwork.WhenIhada49inemployment,Ibegantoperformthe50Ihadmadetomyself.Throughtheyears,wehaveofferedover300ex-prisoners51jobs.Webeliev

einthem,regardlessoftheirpast.Asweknow,prison52aman.Whenhisternends,societyrarelygiveshimapaid-in-fullreceipt.Hecarriesthe53of

“prisoner”whereverhegoes.Nobodytrustsorwantshim.Theonly54openforhimmightleadbacktocrime.I’mgladI’ve55someofthemandinspiredthe

irpassionforanewlife.41.A.firedB.arrestedC.rejectedD.blamed42.A.dignityB.ambitionC.innocenceD.identity43.A.unjustlyB.indirectlyC.leisurel

yD.readily44.A.comfortableB.satisfiedC.humbleD.occupied45.A.sentencedB.releasedC.punishedD.rescued46.A.dutyB.freedomC.courageD.fortune47

.A.trustB.honestyC.praiseD.forgiveness48.A.promotedB.convincedC.informedD.educated49.A.choiceB.judgmentC.directionD.voice50.A.taskB.funct

ionC.promiseD.explanation51.A.challengingB.first-rateC.decentD.temporary52.A.limitsB.transformsC.disciplinesD.marks53.A.labelB.attit

udeC.signalD.manner54.A.adviceB.positionC.routeD.reward55.A.caughtupwithB.reachedouttoC.keptawayfromD.gotah

eadof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个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式.Although56(use)inmanyAsiancountries,chopstickshavetheirbeginninginChina.Chine

sechopsticksdatebackover4,000yearstoXiaDynasty.It’ssaidthat,57(save)timeforcontrollingfloods,Dayu,agreatrulerinancientChina,atehotfoodwi

thsticks.By500AD,chopstickshadbeenadoptedinmanyneighboringcountriesthanks58theirlightnessandconvenience.Chopsticks,

withdistinctiveChinesefeatures,59(praise)bywesternersas“China’s60(five)greatinvention”.Oneendofachopstickis

roundandtheotherissquare,61(represent)theroundskyandsquareearth.Chopsticksareusuallysevencunandsixfeninlength,whichstandsforpeople’ssevenemoti

onsandsixdesires.AndChinesepeoplethinkchopsticksare62(good)thanknivesbecauseintheireyesmetalknivesremindpeopleofkillingandv

iolencewhilechopstickssymbolizegentlenessandkindness.Inaword,chopsticksrevealChinesephilosophyandvaluesandreflectthebasiccharac

teristicsofChinesecultureandcivilization.Thatis63Chinesepeoplehavestucktochopsticksforthousandsofyears.Moreover,t

hereisscientific64(prove)thatusingchopsticksdoesusalotofgood,likeincreasingfingerflexibility,improvingeyesight,helpingusloseweightandmakingussmarter.

WithChina’sinfluenceintheworldgrowing65(rapid),moreandmoreforeignersarebecomingfondofusingchopsticksorcollectingel

egantly-madechopsticksasartistictreasures.Chopsticksaregoingglobal.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是校英语社团的李华，你们准备在校园艺术节上用英语表演中国话剧《茶

馆》片段。请给外教Thomas写封邮件，请他帮忙修改台词。内容包括：1.演出的目的；2.你们的请求；3.邀请他观看。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。参考词汇：《茶馆》TeahouseDearThomas,

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。ScottLegriedwasa50-year-oldfarmerinFrost,Minn

esota.OneOctobermorning,hewasdrivinghistruckalongthecountryroadwhenadogpoppedupoutofnowhere.Itwastoolatetohitthebrake.Scotthadnoch

oicebuttoturnthewheelsharplytotherighttoavoidrunningoverthedog.Thedoghadaluckynarrowescape,butScott'scarcrashedintotheroadsi

decornfield.Hegotknockedoutandwhenhecameto,hefoundhewasunabletomoveorevenreachforhiscellphonelyingnotfaraway.Scot

twasdesperateforhelp.Fortunately,amotoristdrivingthroughtheareafoundScottandcalled911.Scottwasrushedtohospital.Withoutdelay,thedoctor

sgaveScottathoroughexaminationandfoundthathesufferedmultipleseriousinjuriesandneededtobeoperatedonimmediately.Aftera5-hoursurgery,

Scottwaswheeledtohisward,wherethedoctorstoldScott’swifeSusanthatitwouldtakeseveralmonthsforScotttorecover

beforehecoulddofarmworkagain.Itwasreallybadnews.Thiswasthebusiesttimeofyearforthefarmersoftheregion.

WhatthedoctorssaidmeantScottwouldnotbeabletobringintheirOctoberharvestofsoybeansandcomintime,whichwouldprobablyberuinedinthefields.Thecrop

sweretheirhardworkofsomanydays!Theymeanttheworldtothefamily.Besides,wheatshouldbesownafterthesoybeansandcomwereharvested.Theycou

ldn’taffordtomissthefarmtime,buttheycoulddonothingatallsinceSusanalsohadtostayinthehospitaltoaccompanyan

dtakecareofScot.Feelingextremelyanxiousandhelpless,thecouplecouldhardlyfallasleeponthefirstnightinthehospital.ThebadnewsthatScotthadaseriousaccident

spreadquickly.Thewholecommunityweredeeplyconcernedabouthim.Frank,directorofthecommunity,andsomeotherfarmerscametothehospitaltoseeSc

ottthenextday.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。Frankcomfortedthecoupleandpromisedtohelpthemout.Twomonthslater,Scott

recoveredandreturnedhome.2022-2023学年度第一学期期末学业水平诊断高三英语参考答案第二部分阅读(共20小题;每小题2.5分，满分50分)21—25BADCD26—30ACBDB31—35DCCAA36—40DFB

EC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)41—45BCADB46—50DAADC51—55CDACB第二节(共10小题，每小题1.5分，满分15分)56.used57.tosave58.to59.arepraised60.fifth61.

representing62.Better63.why64.proof65.rapidly第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)(Onepossibleversion)DearThomasTopromoteChineseliteratureinaninnovat

ivewayandimproveourEnglish,theEnglishSocietyIaministoperformanepisodeoftheclassicChinesedramaTeahouseinEnglishatthecomingCampusCultureFe

stival.Nowwehavetoaskafavorofyou.Notsureaboutthevocabularyandgrammarofthetranslatedlines,welookforwardtoyoumakingsomenecessarycorrections.Sorrytop

utyoutothetroubleandwesincerelyinviteyoutowatchourperformancewhenitisstaged.Yourearlyreplywouldbehighlyappr

eciated.YoursLiHua第二节(满分25分)(Onepossibleversion)Frankcomfortedthecoupleandpromisedtohelpthemout.Greatlyrelieved,S

cottandSusanexpressedtheirheartfeltgratituderepeatedly.Onrectum,Frankpostedanoticeontheircommunitywebsite,callingonp

eopletohelpharvestScott’scrops.Hourslater,overadozenfarmerssignedupvoluntarilyinresponse.ThenFrankmadeadetaile

darrangement.SomefarmerswereassignedtoharvestScott’scornandsoybeans,somewereinchargeofbaggingthegrainandsometransportedanddriedt

hem.FrankevenarrangedforwheatseedstobeboughtandsowninScott'sfields.Everythingwentprettywell.Twomonthslater,Scottr

ecoveredandreturnedhome.Themomentthecouplesteppedintotheirhouse,theycouldhardlybelievetheireyes.Insidewereneatrowsofbags

filledwithdrycornandsoybeans.Awaveofwarmthrosefromthebottomoftheirhearts.Whentheygottotheirfields,theywereoverwhelm

edwithwhatcameintosight.Bathedinthebrightsunshine,thegreenwheatwaswavingatthemlikelong-lostfriends.ThenfromthedistancecameFrankandsomefarm

ers,towhomScottandSusanhurriedlywentover,withgratefultearsstreamingdowntheircheeks.Theyfeltluckytoliveinacommunitywherepeoplealwayslookedoutfor

eachother.