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河北省“五个一名校联盟”2021届高三第一次诊断考试英语第一部分听力（共两节）第一节（共5小题）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．Whereisthewomanspeakernow?A．Inthebedroom.B．Inthelivingroom.C．Inthekitchen.2．Whatdidthemanbuy?A．Gre

entea.B．Orangejuice.C．Hotchocolate.3．Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodo?A．Movesomeboxes.B．Makeaphonecall.C．Driveacar.4．Wherear

ethespeakersmostprobably?A．Inthecafeteria.B．Inanoffice.C．Inthewoman'shouse.5．Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A．W

hichfilmtowatch.B．Whethertowatchafilm.C．Whentowatchafilm.第二节（共15小题）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．Whatisthepurposeoftheman'scall?A．Toconfirmanappointment.B．Tocancelanappointment.C．Topostponeanappoint

ment.7．Whenwillthewomangototheclinic?A．OnJuly16th.B．OnJuly20th.C．OnJuly21st.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8．HowdidthemanfeelabouthistriptoFlorence?A

．Hehatedthecrowdeverywhere.B．HeparticularlylikedtheItalianfood.C．Helovedeverythingexceptforthehotel.9．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomand

o?A．LearnItalian.B．Buyasuitcase.C．Reserveahotel.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10．WhoistheBestCarDesignPrizewinner?A．Mr.Giddings.B．Ms.Miller.

C．Mr.Zarba.11．WhereistheHyattHotel?A．OntheleftsideofGranvilleAvenue.B．Oppositeadepartmentstore.C．Acrossfromabank.12．WhatdoweknowabouttheBestC

arDesigncompetition?A．Itwasveryfierce.B．Therewerefewcompetitors.C．Thewinnerwillreceivemuchmoney.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13．WhydidMarta

quitherfirstjob?A．Itwasreallybadlypaid.B．Thestaffwerequiteunfriendly.C．Thebosstooknointerestinherideas.

14．WhatdoesMartafindmostsurprisingaboutthemobilerestaurant?A．Allisadvertisedonline.B．Foodisneverthrownaw

ay.C．Menuscanbeeasilychanged.15．WhatisthebestthingaboutthemobilerestaurantforMarta?A．Customerspayinadvan

ce.B．Shecanworkoutdoors.C．Nowaiterisneeded.16．WhatbroughtdifficultytoMartawhenshedidamealonabeach?A．Thesun.B．Th

ewind.C．Therain.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17．Whatcanwelearnabouttheband'smusic?A．Itisnicetohearwhileeating.B．Itisintende

dforyoungpeople.C．Itiseasyforpeopletodanceto.18．Howmanypeoplearethereintheband?A．Six.B．Eight.C．Twelve.19．Howdidthespeakergettoknowtheb

and?A．Fromafriend.B．Fromanewspaper.C．Fromabandmember.20．Whywasthespeakerchosentojointheband?A．Hewasgoodatplayingthegu

itar.B．Theywerelookingforasinger.C．Theyheardhimsingingsomewhere.第二部分阅读（共两节）第一节（共15小题）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。AThe

rearemanyplacesworthvisitingintheworld.Herearesomeoftheplacesthatalmosteverypersonwantstoseeintheirlife.SantoriniThisisoneo

fthemostamazingplacesintheworld.Itissaidtohavebeendestroyedinthe16thcentury.Ithasbeenrebuiltanditsbeautyincreaseswitheverypassing

day.TherearealotofislandsinGreeceandsunbathingonanyofthesewouldbeanunforgettableexperience.TheCapilanoSuspensionB

ridgeAnamazingplacetovisitintheworldistheCapilanoSuspensionBridge.ThisbridgeislocatedinVancouverinBritishColumbia,aprovinceofCanada.Itsbeautyappeals

tovisitorsfromallovertheworld.It'salmost140meterslongand70metersabovetheriver.RomeAnotherbeautifulplacetovisitistheancie

ntcityofRomeinItaly.ItisalsoknownasthecenterofWesterncivilization.Thiscitywasfoundedin753BC.TheColosseum(罗马斗兽场),whichisoneofthe

world'smostsymbolicmonuments,isalsoinRome.TheTajMahalItisalsoagoodchoicetovisittheTajMahalinIndia.Itiscalledthemonumentofloveandbuilttos

howMughalEmperorShahJeha'sloveforhiswife.ItislocatedonthesouthbankoftheYamunaRiver.Itsivory-whitecolorattractsmanyto

uristsanditisoneofthemiraclesoftheMughalartofbuilding.21．WhatcanvisitorsdoinSantorini?A．Gosunbathing.B．Visitthemonumentoflove.C．Climbth

esuspensionbridge.D．Experiencewesterncivilization.22．TowhichcountrydoestheCapilanoSuspensionBridgebelong?A．Italy.B．Greece.C．England.D．Canada.23．

WhatdoweknowabouttheTajMahalfromthepassage?A．Itsroofismadeofivory.B．ItisatypicalMughalstylebuilding.C．ItwasbuiltbyMughalEmperorShahashistomb.D．Itisl

ocatedonthenorthbankoftheYamunaRiver.BThecolawarsbecameaculturalphenomenon.CreditforthatgoestoDonaldKendall,PepsiCo'sbrillian

tformerboss,whodiedonSeptember19thaged99.Agiftedsalesman,herosequicklythroughtheranksfromhisstartonthebottlinglinetob

ecomethefirm'stopsalesandmarketingexecutiveattheyoungageof35.SevenyearslaterhewasnamedCEO.In1974heinvestedintheSovietUnion,whichallowedPepsito

becomethefirstWesternproducttobelegallysoldbehindtheironcurtain.Bythetimeheresignedasbossin1986,Pepsi

Co'ssaleshadshotupnearly40times,to$7.6billion.Hislegacycontinuestoshapetheindustry.Mr.Kendallofferedamixofst

rategicvision,principledleadershipandmarketingtalent.TwoyearsaftertakingchargeheacquiredFrito-Lay,aleadingproducerofsnacks,givingPepsiCoanadvantageof

diversitythatcontinuestothisday.PepsiCobroughtin$67billionlastyearinsalescomparedtoCoca-Cola's$37billion.Buthismostfamousmove

wastheall-outmarketingblitz(闪电战)againstCoca-Cola,longtheglobalmarketleaderinnon-alcoholicdrinks.Thetwofirmshadcompetedford

ecades,buttheymostlyfoughtlow-gradebattles.Mr.Kendallchangedthat,byforcingbothcompaniesintoanadvertisingarmsrace.In1975Coca-Colaspentaround$25milli

ononadvertisingandPepsiCosome$18million.By1985thosefigureshadshotupto$72millionand$57million,respectively.In1995PepsioutspentCok

eby$112millionto$82million.Thiswasariskystrategyforbothcolacompetitorsbutitpaidoffbyhelpingnon-alcoholicdrinkswinagreater"shareofth

roat".LastyearCoca-ColaandPepsiCoremainedintheleadingpositionasusual.Also,thecolawarsbenefitedbothcompaniesbyturningtheminto"theworld'sbes

tmarketers".Todayadecades-longaddictiontocut-pricequantitygrowthhasbeenreplacedbyafocusonincomeandprofits.24．WhatwasDonaldKendall'sfirstpo

sitioninPepsiCo?A．CEO.B．Aworker.C．Asalesman.D．Marketingexecutive.25．WhatcanwelearnaboutColacompaniesfromthepassage?A．PepsiCohasalwaysbeenah

eadofCoca-colainsales.B．Coca-Colapreferredlow-gradebattlestomarketingwars.C．Coca-Colaboughtasnackfirmtoenrichitsproductdiversity.D．PepsiCospent$30m

illionmorethanCoca-colainadvertisingin1995.26．Whydoestheauthorlistthefiguresinthefourthparagraph?A．Toprovethesuccess

ofbothColacompaniesinadvertisingproducts.B．TosuggestbothColacompaniesspenttoomuchmoneyinadvertising.C．TodescribehowP

epsiCogotaheadofCoca-Colainthefiercemarketingwars.D．ToconfirmmarketingwarsbetweentheColacompanieswereawisemove.27．Whatisth

epassagemainlyabout?A．DonaldKendallwastoblameforthecolaculturalphenomenon.B．DonaldKendallwasthemostsuccessfulbossinPepsiCohisto

ry.C．DonaldKendallstartedthecolablitzwarsandachievedgreatsuccess.D．DonaldKendall'smarketingstrategiesbenefitedbot

hColacompanies.CBritainisthesixthfattestcountrywithintheOrganizationforEconomicCo-operationandDevelopment(OECD

).Formorethanadecade,severalConservativeprimeministershavedeclaredobesity(肥胖)anationalemergencyandpromisedtotakethoroughaction,onlytop

roducedisappointingplansthatfallfarshyofwhatisrequired.ItshouldnothavetakenadiseaselikeCovid-19toramhometheawfulconsequenceso

ftheUK'sobesity.Obesity,aswellasitsassociatedconditionsofdiabetes(糖尿病)andhighbloodpressure,isstronglyassociatedwithahigherriskofdeath

fromCovid-19andwillhaveundoubtedlybeenafactorintheUKhavingthehighestCoviddeathrateinEurope.AsthePrimeMinister,BorisJohnson'sexperienceofcatchingthev

irusandbeingadmittedtoICUhasreportedlyresultedinacompletechangeinhim,whohaspreviouslypridedhimselfonhisdisliketoan

over-controllingstate.Thegovernmentisexpectedtosetoutanewstrategythisweek,aimedatreducingobesitylevelsbothint

henextfewmonths—aheadofapossiblesecondwaveofinfections—andthelongerterm.Thisapparentchangeiswelcome,butonlyifitresultsinac

ompletechangeinthegovernment'sapproach,whichdoesn'trelyonpersonalresponsibilitybutonmuchtougherregulation,aswithtobaccoandalcohol.

Thereisabundantevidenceaboutwhatisneededtocutobesityandinrecentyearsreportafterreport,includingfromPublicHealthEnglanda

ndtheformerchiefmedicalofficer,havecalledforurgentaction.YetthesecallswereignoredbyConservativeministerswhohaveseemingl

yputthefoodanddrinkindustry'sfinancialinterestsoverthehealthofthenation.28．WhathaveConservativeprimeministersdonewitho

besityinthepasttenyears?A．Theyhavedenieditisanationalemergency.B．Theyhavecalledforimmediateactiononit.C．Theyhavetakenthoroughste

pstocontrolit.D．Theyhavemadeunsatisfyingplanstoreduceit.29．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase"ramhome"inthesecondparagraphprobablymean?A．

Makepeoplerathertiredof.B．Makepeoplefullyawareof.C．Makepeoplehighlyskepticalof.D．Makepeopledeeplyashamedof.30．Whatwillthe

Britishgovernmentprobablydonext?A．Itwillprobablyissueanewstrategytocutobesity.B．Itwillprobablylaylessstressonfinancialinterests.C．Itwillpro

bablysetstricterlimitsontobaccoandalcohol.D．ItwillprobablytakeactiontoreduceCovid-19deathrate.31．What'

sthebesttitleforthepassage?A．Obesity,anUrgentIssueintheUKB．UK,aCountrySufferingfromCovid-19C．UK,aCountryReadyforaCompleteChangeD．Obesity,aC

auseofHighestCovidDeathRateDRobotsaregettingbetteratdoinghumanjobs.That'sprobablygoodfortheeconomy—buttherearesomeseri

ousdownsides,too.Machinesareexpectedtodisplaceabout20millionmanufacturingjobsacrosstheworldoverthenextdeca

de,accordingtoareportreleasedbyOxfordEconomics,aglobalforecastingandquantitativeanalysisfirm.Thatmeansabout8.5%oftheglobalmanufactur

ingworkforcecouldbedisplacedbyrobots.Thereportalsonotesthatthemovetorobotstendstocreatenewjobsasfastasitautomatesthem;however,it

couldcontributetoincomeinequality.Theuseofrobotsisontherise:atthispoint,everynewrobotthatisinstalled(安装)displaces1.6manufacturingworker

sonaverage,accordingtotheOxfordEconomicmodel.Robotsarebecomingcheaperthanmanyhumanworkers,inpartbecauseofthefallingc

ostsofmachines.Andtheyareincreasinglycapableoffunctioninginmorecomplexprocessesandvariedcontexts.Ontopofthat,thedemandformanufacturedgoodsisrising

.Onepotentialdownsizetotherobotrevolution:automationcouldincreaseincomeinequality."Thisgreatdisplacementwillnotbeevenlydistributedar

oundtheworld,orwithincountries,"accordingtothereport."Ourresearchshowsthatthenegativeeffectsofrobotizationar

edisproportionately(不成比例地)feltinthelower-incomeregionscomparedwithhigher-incomeregionsofthesamecountry."Theworker

swhodriveknowledgeandinnovationwithinthemanufacturingindustrytendtobeconcentratedinlargercities,andthoseskillsarehardertoautoma

te.That'swhyurbanareaswilldealbetterwiththeincreasedautomation,accordingtothereport.Onthewhole,theincreaseduseofautomationwilllikelycreat

enewjobsatapacecomparabletothejobsthatwillbelost,whichcancelsoutfearsaboutpermanentjobdestruction,accordingtotheOx

fordstudy.Thatsaid,thepoorerregionsthatareexpectedtolosethemostjobswillprobablynotbenefitequallyfromthisnewjo

bcreationduetoagapinskills.Thatwillleadtoincreasedincomeinequalitybetweencitiesandruralareas,aswellasbetweenregions

.32．What"downside"doestheauthormainlydiscuss?A．Peoplewillnotbeabletofindjobsinthefuture.B．Robotswill

finallytaketheplaceofpeople.C．Displacementbyrobotswillincreaseincomeinequality.D．Robotsarebecomingcheaperthanmanyhuma

nworkers.33．Whatdotheworkersneedtodotocompetewithrobotsinthefuture?A．Tomakerobotshelpthemwiththeharderwork

.B．Toimprovetheirinnovativeabilityandknowledge.C．Tomovetolargercitiesormoredevelopedcountries.D．Tomaketheirskillsfasterandeasierto

beautomated.34．Whatisthemainideaofthelastparagraph?A．Theincreaseduseofautomationwillcreatemorejobs.B．Peopleneedn'tworry

aboutpermanentjobdestruction.C．Thepoorercountrieswillnotbenefitfromautomation.D．Theincomegapbetweencitiesandruralregionswil

lwiden.35．Whatcanweconcludefromthepassage?A．Robotsshouldbebannedinthefuturebecauseofthedisadvantages

.B．Robotscandomoreandbetterthanhumansincomplicatedprocesses.C．Theincreasingneedformanufacturedgoodspartlycontr

ibutestorobotization.D．Thenegativeeffectsofrobotizationwillbeevenlydistributedaroundtheworld.第二节（共5小题）阅读下面短文，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。Lifecanbechallengingforteens.Theymustdealwithschoolwork,familylifeandfriendsatthesametimetofit.Fee

lingofsadness,frustrationandirritabilityarecommon.____36____Theirnegativefeelingsdon'tcomeandgo.Instead,thoseintensefeelingscanpointtoadiseasecalle

ddepression—onethatmayrequiretreatment.It'seasytothinkthatdepressedpeoplesimplyfeelsadorhopeless.For

manyteensthatmaybetrue.____37____Somekidswithdrawfromfriendsandfamily.Othersrespondwithangryoutbursts.Someteensmayskipschoolorstopeatingorsleeping

.Teachers,parentsorevenateen'sclosefriendsmayfindithardtotellwhetherthesebehaviorsarejustpartofbeing

ateensorsignsofsomethingtrulyserious.Evendepressedteensmaynotrealizetheyhavethisproblem.____38____More

thanthreemillionAmericansbetweentheagesof12and17experienceddepressionin2019.However,astudybyresearchersatHa

rvardandYaleuniversitiesfoundthathalfofallteenswithdepressiondon'tgethelpuntiltheybecomeadults.Andonlyoneinthreewillhavebeendiagnosedby

theirdoctor.____39____"Icanonlyworkwithwhatyougiveme,"Deesays,themental-healthprofessionalinLincoln,Neb.Deesays,pee

rsshouldalsoseekforsignsofdepression.Keepaneyeonyourfriends,sherecommends.Watchforsymptomsofisolation(孤立)orhopelessness.____40____Anyofthesebehavior

scouldbeasymptomofdepression.Overall,knowingwho—andhow—tohelpisessentialforsuccessfullytreatingdepressioninteens.A．Andtheshareofthoseaffectedishig

h.B．Somemaystartabusingalcoholordrugs.C．Teensshouldbehonestwiththeiranswers.D．Theproblemisthatdepressioninteenscanbehardtos

pot.E．Thereisalinkbetweenmentalillnessandsuicideinteens.F．Butforsometeens,thoseemotionstakeamoreextremetu

rn.G．Evenskippingclassescanbeasignthatsomethingseriousisgoingon.第三部分语言运用（共两节）第一节（共15小题）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。Kids

lovepercussioninstruments(打击乐器).Intruth,becomingapercussionistrequiresagreatdealof____41____andpractice.Itwasbelievedthatonemor

ethingwasvital—agoodsenseofhearing.DameEvelynGlennie,____42____,hasproventhatisn'talwaystrue.Atage8,Glenniebeg

antakingpianolessons,andshealsobeganlosingherhearing.Shewastotallydeafwhenshejoinedherschoolorchestra(管弦乐队)at12.ThemomentGlenniesawthe___

_43____inthepercussionsection,sheknewthatwaswhereshe____44____.At15,She____45____theRoyalAcademyofMusicinLondonforas

olopercussionist.However,neverhearingofit,theywereunsureaboutacceptingher.Ever____46____,shepersuadedthemtotakeher

.SinceGlenniemadeherfirstprofessional____47____in1985,shehasgainedfameastheworld'sfirstfulltimesolopercussionistandwonmanyawards.Whenaskedhowshe____4

8____themusic,shesays,"Iuseallmy____49____,especiallysight,feelingandtouch."Payingcloseattentiontothe____50____andrelyingonf

eelingthemusic,sheperformsinbarefeetonawoodenplatform,which____51____hertofeelvibrations(震动)fromtheinstrumentsthroughthefloor

.Sheisin____52____motionasshemovesfromoneinstrumenttothenext.Shehasbecomea(n)____53____whereversheperforms

.Asawriterobserved,"Shewasableto____54____disabilitiesaren'tbarriers.They're____55____tothinkingdifferently."41．A．scoreB．skillC．researchD．goal42．

A．alsoB．everC．stillD．though43．A．restrictionsB．instrumentsC．directionsD．vehicles44．A．belongedB．adaptedC．resistedD．wandered45．A．participa

tedinB．attendedtoC．appliedtoD．tookup46．A．disappointedB．excitedC．annoyedD．determined47．A．appearanceB．deci

sionC．promiseD．choice48．A．createsB．learnsC．followsD．appreciates49．A．strengthsB．sensesC．imaginationD．expe

rience50．A．composerB．conductorC．audienceD．assistant51．A．forcesB．drivesC．causesD．allows52．A．constantB．slowC．steadyD．fierce53．A．contributionB．b

eliefC．inspirationD．concern54．A．suspectB．admitC．proveD．expect55．A．endsB．solutionsC．blocksD．doors第二节（共10小题）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。StartingfromNov1,2020,peoplewillbeknockingondoorsacrossthecountrytocollectpersonalinformation.Thisisfortheseventhnationa

lpopulationcensus(人口普查).China____56____(conduct)anationalsurveyevery10yearssincethe1990s.____57____(track)dow

nmorethan1billionChinesecitizensisbynomeanseasy.Thisyear,about7millionstaffwillbeneededtovisithomesforregistrat

ionwork.Newmethodswillalsobeusedduringthiscensus,____58____(include)onlineinformationregistration,____59____(apply)ofelec

tronicdevicesandbigdata,____60____willbeconvenientforpeoplewhoarenotlivingwheretheyare____61____(official)registered,aswellasthosew

hodonotwant____62____(bother)bydoor-to-doorsurveys.Thedataisexpectedtogive____63____fullpictureofthepopulat

ion.Itprovidessupportformakingnationaldevelopmentpolicies.Thecensushasalargeeffectonourlives.Forinstance,areaswith

ahighnumberofchildrenmayreceivemorefundingforpublicschools.However,citizens'privacyconcernscouldbeoneofthe____64____(big)challenges.Somemay

notbewillingtogivetheirpersonalinformationtocensustakers.Inresponsetosuchconcerns,Jiangsu'spilotworkzoneallowedresidentstouplo

adpersonaldataon____65____ownthroughWeChat.ThedatawillbedelivereddirectlytotheNationalBureauofStatisticsthroughaWeChatprogram.第四部分写作（共两节）第一节假定你是李华，你的

好友Tony来信告诉你他因为数学成绩不好而烦恼，想停止学业去找工作。请根据以下提示给他回信：1．对他的想法表示遗憾；2．不同意他的想法并给出理由；3．推荐提高成绩的方法。注意：1．词数80左右；2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。________________

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______________第二节阅读下面材料，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。续写的词数应为150左右。Afewsecondsremainedandthescorewastied.Playersgatherednearthegoal.Sudd

enlyDevinsawaclearopeningtothegoal.Hestrucktheballhardandheldhisbreathasitflewtowardtheuppercornerofthenet.Goal!Threesecondslate

r,thejudgeblewthewhistle.Gameover."Championshipgame,herewecome!"saidTara,slappinghandswithDevin."Can'twaittillThursday."Devingrin

ned.Thursdaywouldbehuge—thebigsoccergameintheafternoon,andtheschool'sautumnconcertintheevening.Ms.Poltishadch

osenDevintosingasongalone."Greatwork,"Coachsaidastheteamgathered."Behereby6:30onThursdaytowarmup.""It'sanightgame,"Coachexplained."

Underthelights."Devin'sheartsank.Theconcertwasat7:00.Sametimeasthegame.Hecouldn'tpossiblydoboth.Histeammatesweresuperexcit

ed.Theywereontheedgeofatitle.Hecouldn'tdisappointhisteambyskippingthegame.Thatnight,Devinlayinbed,staringattheceiling.Th

elyricsstruckhimandhebegantosing:"Nomatterhowhardthestruggle,Iwillneverletyoudown..."Helikedthesong,andheappreciate

dhowkindMs.Poltisalwayswas.Devinknewthewordsbyheart,butthethoughtofsingingalonemadehimtremble.Sometimeshewasnervousaboutparticipatinginsports,too,bu

tthatalwayswentawayassoonasagamestarted.He'dneversungasolobefore.Itwasarelieftoknowhedidn'thavetonow.Thesoccergamewasaperf

ectexcuse.ButsowasMs.Poltis.Itwaslongtimebeforehefellasleep.注意：（1）所续写短文的词数应为150左右；（2）续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好。Paragraph1Thenextmo

rning,Devinwentstraighttothemusicroom.________________________________________________________________

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________________________________________________________________Paragraph2OnThursdayevening,Devinfeltalittlenervoustoseesomanypeopleinthec

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_____________河北省“五个一名校联盟”2021届高三第一次诊断考试英语参考答案第一部分听力（共两节）第一节1—5BAABC第二节6—10ABBCA11—15BACAC16—20BCCAB第二部分阅读（共两节）第一节21—23ADB24—

27BDCC28—31DBAA32—35CBDC第二节36—40FDACG第三部分语言运用（共两节）第一节41—45BDBAC46—50DACBB51—55DACCD第二节56．hasconducted/hasbeenconducting57．Tracking58．includi

ng59．application60．which61．officially62．tobebothered63．a64．biggest65．their第四部分写作（共两节）第一节Onepossibleversion:De

arTony,Iamsorrytohearthatyouwanttodropoutandhuntforajobowingtoyourpoormath.Istronglyopposeyouridea,sinceyoucanhardlyfindasui

tablejobasahighschoolstudent.Herearesomesuggestionsonhowtoimproveyourmath.Listencarefullytotheteacherincla

ssanddotimelyrevisionafterclass.Domoremathexercisesthanothersandaskyourclassmatesorteacherforhelpwhenencounteringso

meproblems.Idohopeyouthinktwicebeforemakingafinaldecision.Bestwishes!Yours,LiHua第二节Onepossibleversion:Thenextmorning,

Devinwentstraighttothemusicroom."IamnotthebestsingerandIhaveto..."Devinhesitatedwithhiseyesfixedonthefloor.Ms.Poltissmiledwarmly,"Ichooseyou

becauseyouworkhard,likethepersoninthesong.Sodon'tbenervous!"Devinraisedhisheadandlookedather,tearswellingupinhiseyes.ItwasatthatmomentthatDevi

nmadehisfinaldecision.Laterthatday,Devinwenttohiscoachandteammates.Unexpectedly,theywelcomedhimandpromisedthattheywouldsparenoefforttowinthe

title.OnThursdayevening,Devinfeltalittlenervoustoseesomanypeopleintheconcerthall.Devintookadeepbreathandsteppedontothest

age.Thebrightlightcomingon,Devincalmeddownandsangwithconfidence.Devinhandledthesoloperfectly.Hardlyhadhefinishedthelastwordofthesongwhen

awaveofapplauseeruptedfromtheaudience.DevinsmiledatMs.Poltisandfeltproudofthechoicehehadmade.Nomatterhowhardthestruggle,youhavetomak

eadecisionandneverletyourselfdown.