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枣庄三中2022-2023学年度第一学期高三年级质量检测英语试题本试卷分第Ⅰ卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分。满分150分，考试用时120分钟。答卷前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号、考试科目填涂在答题卡和答题纸规定的地方。第Ⅰ卷（选择题共95分）注意事项：第Ⅰ卷共55

小题，共95分。在每小题给出的四个选项中，只有一项是符合题目要求的。每小题选出答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案。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。1Whendidthema

ndecidetoseethedoctor?A.OnMonday.B.Yesterday.C.Today.2Whofoundthephone?A.Thewoman’sson.B.Ataxidriver.C.Abusdriver.3Whyisthewomancrying?A.Sheisto

oexcited.B.Shehasbeenpeelingonions.C.Shefailedtogetthefirst-classdegree.4Whatisprobablythewoman’sfavoritetypeofart?A.Paintings.B.

Photographs.C.Sculptures.5Whatfrightenedthewoman?A.Aloudnoise.B.Herson’sinjury.C.Theresultoftherace.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。6Whyisthepl

anedelayed?A.Itisdamaged.B.Theweatherisbad.C.Therehasbeenanaccident.7Whenwilltheplanetakeoff?A.At1:00a.m.B.At8:00a.m.C.At10:00a.m.1听第7段材料，回答第

8、9题。8Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Nurseandpatient.B.Motherandson.C.Driverandpassenger.9Whatdoesthewomansuggestthe

mando?A.Giveupthetest.B.Comebacklater.C.Lookaway.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10Howdoesthemanfeelaboutmodernart?A.Excited.B

.Impressed.C.Disappointed.11Whataspectaboutmodernartmakespeopleexcitedaccordingtothewoman?A.Thecareeroftheartist.B.Thepriceofthepaintin

g.C.Thecontentofthepainting.12Whatarethespeakersdoing?A.Doingsomepainting.B.Enjoyingsomeartworks.C.Learningthehistoryofmodernart.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。

13Whichpartofthemealwillthemanmiss?A.Steak.B.Vegetables.C.Potatoes.14Whattimedoesthemanwanttogoout?A.At5:00

p.m.B.At5:30p.m.C.At6:00p.m.15Whatwillthemandofirst?A.Haveashower.B.Playfootball.C.Eatameal.16Wherearethespeak

ers?A.Athome.B.Atarestaurant.C.Atthesportsfield.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17Whatisthemaintopicofthetalk?A.Memoriesofschool.B.Wayst

oimprovememory.C.Thingsyouneedtoremember.18Whichwasthespeaker’sfavouritesubject?A.History.B.Music.C.Geography.19Whichisagoodwaytorememb

erwhatyouarereading?A.Doingitonlyintheafternoon.B.Readingonlywhatisinteresting.C.Makingasummaryofeachparagraph.20Howmanypiecesofadvi

cedoesthespeakergive?A.Three.B.Four.C.Five.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。ABestSummerJobsforHighSchoolStudents2Workingduringthesummerwhenschoolisoutofsessionisagreatopportunityforteena

gerstomakemoneyandgainvaluableworkplaceexperience.RestaurantServerFoodanddrinkservicejobsareplentiful.Althoughaveragebasepayispoor,wo

rkerswhocartstipscandowellforthemselves.AndsomenationalchainshavetheresourcestopaymoreStarbucksemployeescanearna

bout$12perhowonaverage,andmayqualifyforabenefitspackagethatincludeshealthinsurance.GroceryStoreWorkerGroce

rystorejobsarealsorelativelyplentiful.Althoughmostgroceryemployeesdon’tearntips,basepayisgenerallyabovet

hefederalminimumwage—about$12perhour.Jobsthatrequireworkerstooperateheavymachineryareinaccessibletoworkersunderage18.Groceryst

oreemployeestypicallyworkinshifts,withpart-timerspollingfourtoeighthoursatastretch.Peakshoppinghourstendtofallonweekendsandearlyeveni

ngs.TutorIfyou’vealreadytakenanddonewellonstandardizedtestsliketheSATorACT,youcanhelpthesestudentsandearndecentpay

asatutor.Tutorpayvariesbyspecialty,experience,andeducationalattainment.Tutorswhothemselvesarehighschoolstudentsorrecentgraduatesaren

’tlikelytoearnmuchmorethanthenationalaveragerateofS18perhour.Career-TrackIntern(实习)Evenifyouhaven’tyetdecidedwhatyouwantyour“rear”careertobe,hi

ghschoolsummersoffertheperfectopportunitytotestajobyouthinkyou’lllike.Summerinternshipsareoftenunpaid,forcingstuden

tstoconsiderwhethertheopportunityisworththecost.That’slikelytocomedowntothevalueoftheexperienceandtheconnectionsthatcouldlandyo

uahigher-paying,career-trackjobdowntheroad.21.Whatisthefeatureofgrocerystorejobs?A.Noemployeesgettips

.B.Theyaretoughtoobtain.C.TheyareforpeopleagedD.Theemployeesdoshiftwork.22.WhatisspecialaboutCareer-TrackIntern?A.It’softendonewithoutpayment.B

.Itisworththebigexpense.C.Itguaranteesyouagoodcareer.D.Itprovidesyouwithexperience.23.Whichjobfavors

anacademicallyexcellentstudent?A.RestaurantServer.B.GroceryStoreWorker.C.Career-TrackIntern.D.Tutor.BInthelate1800s,industrializationha

ddrivenurbanpopulationsandlandpricesup,makingtallbuildingsincreasinglycost-effective.SkyscraperconstructionexplodedacrosstheUSaftertheturnofth

e20thcentury.InNewYork,therecordfortheworld’stallestbuildingwasbrokensixtimesbetween1908and1931.Thedevelopmentofsteelframesmadeiteasierandc

heapertobuildtall.Theinventionoftheelevator,meanwhile,madeinhabitinghigherfloorsfarmoreconvenient.However,today’sskyscraperslooklittlelikethose

builtinthefirsthalfofthe20thcentury.This3ismostlythankstoarchitecture’snextmajortechnologicalchange:thecurtainw

all.Soon,glasswasproducedquicklyanduniformly,andglasswindowssoonbecamethechoiceforskyscrapers.Glasswindowshav

emanyadvantages.Inadditiontoallowingforgreaterfloorspaceandlettingnaturallightcomeinmoreeasily,glassismuchmore

flexible.Theusageofglasscouldalsohelpbuildingsstandgreaterwindaswellashugeswingingcausedbyearthquakesandtyphoons.“Theroleofsky

scrapershastwoparts,”explainsSimonChan,anexperiencedarchitect.“Everycitywantstohavethislandmarkthatgivesthatsenseofuniqueculture,buttheyalsoneedpl

acesforpeopletoliveandworkinurbansettings,”headds.AtypicalexampleisHongKong—oneoftheworld’smostexpensiveh

ousingmarkets.Landthereisverylimited,andgoinghighisalmosttheonlysolution.Buttherecomesalongthenextbigchallenge.Thebuildingsandtheirconst

ructionaccountformorethan1/3oftheworld’senergyconsumption,andcontributetoalmost40%ofgreenhousegasemissions.Glasss

kyscrapers,forexample,willprobablychangethelookofourskylines,addingbeautytoourcity.However,theyrelyonenergy-consumingairconditioningtotackleheat-and-

airflowproblems.So,encouragingnaturalventilation(通风)orusingbuildingsthemselvestoproducesolarorwindenergytoreducecarbonemissionsisthef

rontierforskyscraperarchitects.Thereshouldbemanynewdevelopmentsinskyscraperdesignandtechnologywiththeaimofmakingskyscraperssomethingthatsavesene

rgy.24.Whatisthefirstparagraphmainlyabout?A.Majorbuildingequipmentforskyscrapers.B.Fastdevelopinghistoryofskyscrapers.C.Introductiontotheworld’sta

llestskyscrapers.D.Factorscontributingtotheriseofskyscrapers.25.Fromwhataspectaretoday’sskyscrapersdifferentfromtheformerones?A.

Theirenoughlight.B.Theirgreaterfloorspace.C.Theirmainfunctions.D.Theirbuildingmaterials.26.WhyhavemanyskyscrapersbeenbuiltinHongKong?A.T

osolvetheshortageofland.B.Tobalancetheconstructioncost.C.Tosavetheenergyconsumption.D.Toshowtheplace’sparticularcultu

re.27.What’stheauthor’sattitudetowardstheglassskyscrapers?A.DisapprovingB.Objective.C.Optimistic.D.Uncertain.CLonelinessissignificantment

alhealthconcernandcanraiseriskofdeathby45%andcontactwithnatureincitiessignificantlyreducesfeelingsofloneliness

,accordingtoateamofscientists.Thestudyisthefirsttoassesshowtheenvironmentcanaffectloneliness.Itusedreal-timedata,collectedviaasmartphoneapp,rather

thanrelyingonpeople’smemoryofhowtheywerefeeling.Theresearchfoundthatfeelingsofovercrowdingincreasedlonelinessbyanaver

ageof30%.Butwhenpeoplewereabletoseetreesorhearbirds,feelingsoflonelinessfellby28%.Feelingsofsocialinclusional

socutlonelinessby21%andwhenthesefeelingscoincided(巧合)withcontactwithnature,thebeneficialeffectwasboostedbyafurther18%.Thefindingspointedtointe

rventionstoreduceloneliness.Theresearcherssaid,“Specific4measuresthatincreasesocialinclusionandcontactwithnatureshouldbetaken,especiallyint

hicklypopulatedcities.”Timespentinnatureisknowntoboostwell-being,withwoodlandwalksestimatedtosavetheUKatleast￡185mayearinmentalhealthcosts

,forexample.TheresearchcollecteddatafromurbancitizensacrosstheworldusingtheUrbanMindresearchapp.Morethan750peopleprovided16,600ofthese

assessments.Theparticipantswereself-selectingandsoitdidnotprovidearepresentativesampleofthewiderpopulations.Butwhentheresearcherst

ookage,education,andoccupationintoaccount,thebenefitsofnaturecontactandfeelingsofsocialinclusiononlonelinessremainedstronglystat

isticallysignificant.JohannaGibbons,partoftheresearchteam,said,“Citiesareprobablytheonlyhabitatthatisincreasingatahighrate.Sowesh

ouldbecreatingurbanhabitatswherepeoplecanthrive(兴旺).”28.Howwastheresearchconducted?A.Byrelyingonpeople’smemory.B.B

ysurveying750urbanparticipants.C.Bycollectingdatathroughasmartphoneapp.D.Bycheckingaworldwiderepresentativesample.29.Whatcanwelea

rnfromParagraph4?A.Manybigcitiestaketheleadintheresearch.B.Timespentindoorsimprovespeople’swell-being.C.Woodlandwalksgrea

tlyreducesocialcontactwithpeople.D.InterventionstoreducelonelinessbenefittheUKfinancially.30.Whatcanbeinferredabouttheresearch?A.Itoffersawiderangeo

fsamplesglobally.B.Manyfactorsareconsideredexcepteducation.C.Thecarefullyselectedparticipantsarereliable.D.Thefindingsarestatist

icallyremarkable.31.What’sthetextmainlyabout?A.Thementalproblemsoflivinginbigcities.B.Developingurbanhabitatsatahighspeed.C.Researc

honhowtogetridoflonelinessinnature.D.Reducinglonelinessincitiesviacontactwithnature.DSmartphonesareourconstantcompanions.Formanyofus,th

eirglowingscreensareaubiquitous(十分普遍的)presence,drawingusinwithendlessdistractions.Theyareinourhandsa

ssoonaswewake,andcommandourattentionuntilthefinalmomentsbeforewefallasleep.SteveJobswouldnotapprove.In2007,Jobstookthestagea

ndintroducedtheworldtotheiPhone.Ifyouwatchthefullspeech,youwillbesurprisedbyhowheimaginedourrelationshipshouldbewiththisiconic(标志性的)inventio

n.Thisvisionissodifferentfromthewaymostofususethesedevicesnow.Inhisremarks,Jobsspentanextendedamountoftimedemonstratinghowuserscouldutili

ze(应用)itstouchscreenbeforedetailingthemanywaysAppleengineershadimprovedtheage-oldprocessofmakingphonecalls.“It’sthebestiPodwe’veev

ermade,”Jobsexclaimedatonepoint.“Thekillerappismakingcalls,”helateradded.Bothlinesdrewthunderousappl

ause.ThepresentationconfirmsthatJobsimaginedasimpleriPhoneexperiencethantheonewe5actuallyhavemorethanadecadelater.Forexample,t

herewasnoAppStorewhentheiPhonewasfirstintroduced,andthiswasbydesign.Jobswasconvincedthatthephone’scarefully-designednativefeatureswereenough.Hed

idnotseektocompletelychangetherhythmofusers’dailylives.Hesimplywantedtotakeexperienceswehadalreadyfoundimportant—listeningtomusic,placingc

alls,generatingdirections—andmakethembetter.Theminimalist(简约主义者)visionfortheiPhoneJobsofferedin2007isunrecognizabletoday—andthatisash

ame.UnderwhatIcallthe“constantcompanionmodel,”wenowseeoursmartphonesasalways-onportal(通道)toinformation.Wehave

becomesousedtoitoverthepastdecadethatitiseasytoforgetthenovelty(新奇)ofthedevice.Itseemsincreasinglycle

artomethatJobsprobablygotitrightfromtheverybeginning:Manyofuswouldbebetter-offreturningtohisoriginalminimalistvisionforourph

ones.Practicallyspeaking,tobeaminimalistsmartphoneusermeansonlyusingyourdeviceforasmallnumberoffeaturesthatdothingsofvaluetoyo

u.Otherwise,yousimplyputitawayoutsideoftheseactivities.Thisapproachremovesthisgadget(小玩意)fromthepositionofaconstantcompaniondowntoalu

xuryobject,suchasafancybike,thatgivesyougreatpleasurewhenyouuseitbutdoesnotdominateyourentireday.Earlyinhis2007keynotejobss

aid,“Today,Appleisgoingtoreinventthephone.”Whathedidn’tadd,however,wasthefollow-uppromise:“Tomorrow,we’regoingtoreinventyourlife.”Thesmartphon

eisfantastic,butitwasnevermeanttobethefoundationforanewformofexistence.Ifyoureturnthisinnovationtoitsoriginalrole,youwillgetmoreoutofbothyourp

honeandyourlife.32．AccordingtoSteveJobs,whatwasthemainsellingpointofApple’sfirstiPhone?A．Italloweditsuserstoha

veaccesstotheInternet.B．ItwasactuallyaniPodthatcouldmakephonecalls.C．Itwasinstalledwithapplicationsby

third-partydevelopers.D．Itcouldfulfillpeople’sdesiretomultitaskintheirdailylives.33．Accordingtothearticle,aminimalistsmartphoneuserislikelyto_______

_.A．expecttoreinventhislifewiththedeviceB．buythelatestmodelofiPhoneandseeitasaluxuryC．spendmoretimeworkingthanplayin

gwithhisdeviceD．removetheunnecessaryapplicationsfromthedevice34．Theunderlinedword“it”inthe7thparagraphprobablyrefe

rsto________.A．thenativefeaturesofsmartphonesB．theinformationontheInternetC．thenoveltyofthedeviceD．theconstantcompanionmodel35．Whatcanbeinferr

edfromthepassage?A．TheminimalismofiPhonehelpsusersbringoutthebestofthedevice.B．JobsexpectediPhonetobethefoundationforanewformofexistence.C．Smartphone

usershavechangedtheirlifetoenjoypleasantexperiences.D．TheinventionofAppStorehasmadesmartphonesluxuryobjects.6第二节：（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）阅读下面短文

，从所给选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。有两项为多余选项。Perhapsyou’vestoppeddoingwhatyouwantbecauseyou’reafraidofwhatothersthinkofyou.Youfeelthatyoumustdowhatthey

expectandthatyoumustmeettheirexpectations,otherwiseyou’lllosetheirapproval.___36___Then,you’llbeabletod

owhatyouwantfreely.Thinkaboutyourself,aboutwhatyoureallylikeandareinterestedin.Youmustleadyourlifeindepe

ndently,___37___However,youmightfeelafraidtodoitbecauseyou’vealwaysdoneeverythingtogaintheapprovalofothers.Youneedtogetoutofthatzone,movetonew

places,andexploreyourfullpotential.Bysurroundingyourselfwithpeoplewhothinklikeyou,you’llrealizethatyoudon’tfeeljudged.Then,you’llstartdoingwhaty

oureallywant.___38___Yournewfriendswillintegrateintoyourlifeandyou’llalsokeepyourgenuinefriends.Ontheotherhand,thosewhoarealway

sreadytoseethenegativeandquestionwhatyou’retryingtodowilldriftaway.Toovercomeyourfearofwhatothersthinkandoftheirno

n-approval,youshouldstarttalkingaboutyourplans,Forinstance,youmightwanttotellahandfuloffriendsaboutyourwishesanddreams.___39___You’llfeelcon

fidentinyourselfandyou’llbeabletogoonyournewpathwithoutanyfear.It’sunavoidablethatnoteverythingwillbeplainsail

ing,andyou’llfindobstaclesalongyourway.___40___Peopleinyourenvironmentoftendon’tunderstandwhatyoudonomatt

erhowmuchyouexplainit,soignorethem.A．Thereisnoneedtothinkaboutwhatyouwant.B．Youdon’thavetochangeyourcircleoffriends.C．Yourlifebe

longstoyou,aswellasyouractions.D．Bytalkingtothem,you’llbeabletoorganizeyourplansandideas.E．Ifthisisthecase,it’stimetostartworkingony

ourself-esteem(自尊).F．Youmustdowhatyouwantwithoutbeingaffectedbywhatothersthink.G．However,youmusttrustinyourselfa

ndseekthenecessarystrengthtomoveforward.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，从所给A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳

选项。Onesummernight,myfriendsandIstoleintotheJordans’backyardandstartedharvestingtheirsweet,juicyraspber

ries(树莓).Wewereenjoyingeverybiteofthetastyberries___41___MrJordancamechargingoutsideallofasudden.“Whatareyouboysdoingouthere?”heyelledasmyfri

endsranoff___42___alldirections.7Heattemptedtocatchoneortwoastheyrushedpasthim,buttheyweretoo___43___forth

eoldergentlemantocatch.Withinseconds,theboys___44___intothedarkofthesummernight.Allexceptme.However,speedwasnevermy___4

5___.Itookthetongue-lashing(痛骂)thatMrJordangavemeashemarchedmedowntheblocktomyhouse,wheremymothertookoverandscoldedme___46__

_.Myfriendssaidtheycouldhearevery___47___wordshespokefromthedarknessofourbackyard,wheretheyhadgathere

dto___48___theirescapeandtoobservemycapture.Theyteasedmeaboutitfordaysafterwards,whileallIcoulddowascomplainabouthow___49___itwasthatIwasth

eonlyonewhohadtopaytheprice.Afteraboutaweekofthis,Icomplainedtomyfatherabouttheinequalityofthesituation.Dadsaid,“Youtookr

aspberrieswithout____50____,andyougetexactlythepunishmentyoudeserved.”“Butwhatabouttheotherguys?”Iask

ed.“Theydidn’tgetpunishedatall!”“That’snotmyconcernnorshoulditbeyours,”Dadsaid.“Youcan’t____51____whathappenstoothers.Youcanonly____5

2____whathappenstoyou.Youmadeabadchoicethatnight,andyouwerepunishedforit.”____53____thedurationofthefollowingyears,Icometorealizethereisnoguar

anteethatlifewilltreatusfairly.That’swhywecan’t____54____comparingourliveswiththelivesofothers.LikeDadsaid,thatis

n’tour____55____.41．A．beforeB．whileC．whenD．after42．A．towardsB．inC．atD．from43．A．smartB．foxyC．swiftD．intelligent44．A．hidB．marchedC

．hurriedD．disappeared45．A．strengthB．powerC．intentionD．option46．A．cruellyB．bitterlyC．mercilesslyD．pitif

ully47．A．colorfulB．offensiveC．violentD．creative48．A．negotiateB．celebrateC．plotD．congratulate49．A．unhappyB．frustratingC．disappointingD．unfa

ir50．A．thinkingB．warningC．askingD．informing51．A．controlB．predictC．acceptD．explain52．A．putupwithB．getawa

ywithC．agreewithD．dealwith53．A．InB．ForC．ThroughD．Since54．A．getstuckinB．getengagedinC．beinvolvedinD．beburiedin55．A．problemB

．complaintC．concernD．choice第二节:（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。Shoppersseekingwitches,ghostsandseveredheads____56

____(decorate)theirhomesforHalloween____57____(find)somethingtrulyscarythisyear:emptyshelves.Thesupply

-chainsnarlsthathaveshapedmuchoflifeinthepandemicarenow____58____(responsibility)forshortagesofHalloweendécorandcos

tumes.AHomeDepotspokeswomansaysthatstockonitsHalloweenitemswentquickly“asconsumers____59____(engage)withdecoratinga

gainthisyear.”TheNationalRetailFederationpredictsthatHalloweenspendingwillreachanall-timehighthisyearof$10.1billion,up____60____arecord$9.1billi

onin2017.FrancoPacini,co-ownerofcostumemaskcompanyZagoneStudios,saystheskyrocketingpriceoffreightshippingan

d____61____(rise)pricesonitemslikefoamarestretchingthebusinessfinancially.Thecompanyhasmetdemandbyorderingearl

yandworkingsevendaysaweek,hesays.It’salreadyplaced____62____(order)fornextHalloween.Someretailersaresplurgingonairfre

ighttoavoidthebacklogofcontainershipsatU.S.ports,saysKatherineCullen,NRF’ssenior____63____(direct)ofindustryandconsumerinsights.O

ther,smallershopsarebuyingupvintageorusedmasks,costumesandotherparaphernaliafromlocalcollectors.AmyCobaugh,49,_

___64____avidHalloweendecoratorinNorthCanton,Ohio,got____65____(create)whenshecouldn’tfindanyfakespiderwebstodecorateheryard.Sheinste

adbought10poundsofelasticnettingusedtowrapmeat.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）世界环境日当天，你校举办了“变废为宝”手工艺术品创作大赛。请你写一篇英文报道

，内容包括，1.活动目的；2.活动过程：3.你的感想.注意:1.词数80左右：2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答.AHandicraftCompetition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。Jaredwas

aboywhowasraisedbyhissinglefather,Steve,andhisgrandfatherMichael．Althoughhedidn’thavemuchinlife．Jaredwasgratefulforwhathehad．Heenjoyedliv

ingasimplelifewithhisdadandgrandfather．Afterschoo1，Jaredwouldoftengointohisgrandfather’sgarageandtheywou

ldrepairhiscar9together.Jaredwasaskilledmechanicanditwasallthankstohisgrandfather’spatientteaching.AndJaredwishedonedayhewouldopenacarrepa

irshopusinghisgrandfather’sgarage．Michaelsupportedit．Unfortunately，MichaeldiedwhenJaredwas14．Jaredcontinuedtolookafterhisgrandfather'sca

r．Oneday，hisdadenteredhisroomandhandedhimthekeytohisgrandfather'scar．“Yourgrandpawantedmetogivethistoyouonyoureighteenthbirthday．Hesaidyoucoul

ddecidewhattodowiththecar—eithersellitorkeepit，”hisdadsaid．Jaredsmiled．Hewasthankfulthathenowhadacar．Andhewashappyitwasaspecialcarthatheand

hisgrandfathermaintainedtogether．“I’11keepit!Idon’thavetotakethebustoschoolanymore．Icanjustdrive!”Jaredrepliedexcitedly．T

henStevereturnedtohisownroom．HehopedJaredwouldnotsellthecar．AndhehopedsomedayJaredwouldfindtheenvelopeM

ichaelhadsecretlyleftforhim．Theenvelopewasputunderthedriver’sseatofthecar．Intheenvelope，Michael1eftJared$15，000．Andhehadlef

tanote．Itread，“Iknewyouwouldn’tsellmycar．Thankyou，Jared!Ihopethemoneycanhelpyou．Beagoodman!”Thefollowingday，whenJaredarrivedatschool，manystudentssaw

hiscar．Theydidn’tthinkhighlyofitbecauseitwasoldandnoisy．ButJaredvaluedit．Laterthatday，afterschool，hecouldn

’tstartthecar．Thereappearedtobeaproblemwithit．注意：1.所续写的短文词数应为150左右;2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Para1:Jareddecidedtorepairthecarhimself．_______

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_______________________________________Para2:Confused，Jaredquicklyopenedtheenvelope．________________________________________________________________

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