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赤峰二中2023级高二上学期第一次月考英语试卷第一部分听力(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)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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofforeignfilms?A．Boring.B．Wonderful.C．Interesting.2．Whyis

theman'swifeangrywithhim?A．Becausethemandoesn'tlikedoinghousework.B．Becausethemanoftencomeshomelate.C．Beca

usethemanistoolazy.3．Howmuchdidthewomanaskthemanfor?A．$50.B．$100.C．$200.4．Whodoesthemanthinkistoblameforlosingth

eway?A．Theman.B．Thewoman.C．Neither.5．Wheredoesthewomanwanttotakeaphoto?A．Inthelake.B．Besidethelake.C．Onthelake.第二节(共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分2

2.5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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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，各小题给出5秒钟的做答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。听第6段材料，回答第6至8题。6．Wheredoest

hemanusuallygetnews?A．OnTV.B．Overtheradio.C．Innewspapers.7．Whydoesthemanwanttoreadthenewspapertoday?A．Tolearnalanguage.B．

Tokillthetime.C．Tolookforajob.8．Whatpagedoesthemanwanttoread?A．Thesportspage.B．Thechildrenpage.C．TheTVguid

epage.听第7段材料，回答第9至11题。9．Howlonghaven'tthetwospeakersseeneachother?A．Fortwodays.B．Foraweek.C．Foramonth.10．Whywa

sthemaneagertoseethewoman?A．Tohavedinnerwithher.B．Toturntoherforhelp.C．Totellhisstory.11．Whatdoesthemanwanttogetanxiously?A．Agoodcar.B．Agoodpr

eparation.C．Agoodjob.听第8段材料，回答第12至14题。12．Whatisthewomanaskingabout?A.Theboyrescuedfromdanger.B.Theadvent

urethathappenedthedaybefore.C.Jack'sholidayontheseaside.13．Whathappenedtothelittleboy?A.Hewasstuckonthecliff

.B.Hefelloffthecliff.C.Hewasbadlyhurt.14．Whoactuallyrescuedtheboy?A.Thepeoplenearby.B．Jack.C．TheCoastRescueService.听第9段材料，回答第15至1

7题。15．Wherecantheconversationhappen?A．Athome.B．Inthestreet.C．Atschool.16．Whatdidthemanlose?A．Bread.B．

Candy.C．Apen.17．WhydidthewomanbelieveCynthiadidn'ttakeit?A．Becausetheystayedtogetherallday.B．Becausetheyare

friends.C．BecauseshelikesCynthia.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18．WhatistheactualreasonthatKongXiangdonghadhishaircutoff?A．Hethinksitisenvir

onmentallyfriendly.B．Hedoesn'tliketouseshampooorahairdryer.C．Hestartedtolosehishair.19．WhatisKongXiangdongrunningnow?A．Aschool.B．Aband.C．Atheatre.2

0．WhatadvicedoesKonggivetheparentswhosechildrenarelearningthepiano?A．Asktheirchildrentopracticeplayingth

epianomore.B．Telltheirchildrentoplaythepianoasacareer.C．Don'tforcetheirchildrentolearnit.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。AStargazingFestivalsin2023Withlightpollutioneverywhere,nationalparksacrossthecountryhav

ebecomedark-skyhavens(港湾).Overtheyears,theyarehostingeventslikestargazingfestivalstogettravelersexcitedaboutastronomy.BryceCanyonNationalPark—Jun

e14-17SituatedinsouthernUtah,BryceCanyon,the35,835-acrepark,isanidealplacetostayuplate.Thisyear,itsannualastron

omyfestivalincludesguidedstargazingsessions,lectures,starstories,family-friendlyactivities,andevenaperformancebysomemusi

ciansinthenorthernArizona-basedDarkSkyQuartet.ShenandoahNationalPark—August11-13Convenientlylocatedwithinaday’sdrivefromtwo-thir

dsofAmericans,thenearly200,000-acreparkwillhaveafestivaltoprovideaneasywaytodipintoastronomy.Rangertalks,p

ublicstargazingsessions,lecturesandactivitiesforkidswillbehosted.Pasteventsalsocoveredtopicsrangingfrom

spaceweathertonocturnalcreatures.GreatBasinNationalPark—September14-16Asoneoftheleastcrowdednationalparks,GreatBasinNationalParkho

stsannualfallastronomyfestivalwithguestspeakers,observatorytours,andaphotographyworkshop.Duringthefest

ival’sunique“ArtintheDark”program,participantswillgettopaintinlow-lightconditionsandexperimentwithhowtheireyesperceivecolors.JoshuaTreeNationalPark—

October13-14JoshuaTreeNationalPark,the“nearestconvenientplacetogostargazing”forthe18millionpeoplelivinginLA,hostsanightskyfestivaleveryfal

l.Asluckwouldhaveit,thisyear’sdatesoverlapwitha“ringoffire”solareclipse.FromJoshuaTree,themoonwillappeartoblockbetween70and80percentofthesun.21．W

hatisthepurposeofStargazingFestivals?A．Toprovideaplatformtoobservestars.B．Toraisepublicinterestinastronomy.C．Tocollectmoneyformoreobse

rvatories.D．Toadvocateactionsagainstlightpollution.22．Wherecanyouexperienceworkinginlow-lightconditions?A．GreatBasinNationalPark.B．ShenandoahNatio

nalPark.C．BryceCanyonNationalPark.D．JoshuaTreeNationalPark.23．WhatmightbeabonusifyouattendJoshuaTreeNationalParkfestivalthisyear?A．Asolareclipse

.B．Astargazingtour.C．Amusicperformance.D．Anobservatorytour.BBeforeMcElroymovedintooneEngAGEcommunity,shehadneverimaginedherlifewouldbelikethis.Althou

ghinthegoldenyearsofretirement(退休),sheteachesarts,recentlyshehasopenedupanartexhibition,andisplanningafl

ighttoParistofindinspirationforhernextcreativeproject.Herlifestyleinmanywayshasbeenmadepossiblebythenon-profitorganizationEngAG

E,whichhasrevitalized(使重焕活力)theagingprocessbyprovidingdiversefreeon-siteprogramsinitsseniorcommunities,includingnovelwritin

g,performingplays,storytellingforradio,andartshows.Ithelpsseniorsremainactive,givingthemthecontroltoagethewaytheyw

anttoage.TheideaforEngAGEdevelopedwhenfounderTimCarpenterwasworkinginthehealthcareandagingindustry,tryingtoc

hangeabrokensystem.Yethedidnotseethechangehedesired.WhenhemetdeveloperJohnHuskey,whowasbuildinggood-lookings

eniorcommunities,thetwopartneredup.“Westartedthrowingspaghettiagainstthewall,andsomeofitstuck.Andwecont

inuetodoitthatwayandtryalmosteverything,”saidCarpenter.Ninety-fivepercentofthepopulationEngAGEservesislow-in

come.Seniorsaresurroundedbyqualityprograms,learningopportunities,andstate-of-the-artfacilities.InCarpenter’sview,retirementislikecollege,an

ewstagewhenyouaretryingtofigureoutwhattodonext.Itcanbeastartingpoint,withthesparetimetotrysomethingdi

fferentorrevisitanoldpassion.Thoseseniorscanbuildontheirknowledgeofasubjectorstartfromzero.Itisonlythebeginningofsomething,nottheend.McElroyc

oncluded,“Itisaplacewheremembersareprovidedwithendlessopportunities.Mysononceasked,‘Howlongdoyouplanonlivinghere?’andIjoked,‘They’regoingtohavetoc

arrymeoutofhere.’”24．WhatcanseniorsdoinEngAGEcommunities?A．Receivequalitymedicaltreatments.B．Learnthebasicsofnovelwr

iting.C．Enjoyanactivelifewithyoungsters.D．Reunitewiththeirformercolleagues.25．Whatdoestheunderlinedphrase“throwingspaghettiagainstthewall”mean

?A．Changingtheagingprocess.B．Tastingsomeoverseasfood.C．Decoratingthecommunities.D．Testingoutvariousmethods.26．WhichstatementmightCarpenteragreewith?A

．Seventyisthenewtwenty.B．Agoodstartishalfthebattle.C．Neverteacholddogsnewtricks.D．Passionservesasadrivingforce.27．Whichmightbethebesttitleforthetex

t?A．Carpenter’sAmbitiousProgramsB．EngAGE:APlaceofPossibilitiesC．McEtroy:I’mNotan“Old”ArtistD．CommunityIstheSourceofStren

gthCImagineaccessingtraditionalChinesemedicine(TCM)serviceswithjustataponyoursmartphone.Whatoncerequiredahospitalvisit—o

ftenleadingtolongwaitsandconsiderableinconveniences,especiallyfortheelderly—isnowavailableatyourfingertips.Theinnovativemini-pro

gram“WangSheWenShan”(TongueDiagnosisandDietaryGuidance)istransformingTCMconsultations.Userscannowreceiveadetailedhealthreportinu

ndertwominutessimplybytakingaquicksnapshotoftheirtongue.Morethanthat,thisAI-poweredtoolalsoprovidespersonalizeddietaryandwellness

recommendations.Accordingtothemini-program’sdevelopers,thistransformationhasbeenmadepossiblethroughtheseamlessintegrationo

fthetraditionalTCMtonguediagnosismethodwithcutting-edgeAIimagerecognitiontechnology.Theprogramhasbeentrainedonover20,000clinicaltongueimages,enabli

ngittoprovideaccurateandconvenienthealthassessments.SinceJuly2023,GuangzhouhasbeenattheforefrontofpilotingTCMserviceswithAIassistance.Aresear

chteamfromtheSouthChinaUniversityofTechnologydevelopedanAI-poweredTCMConstitutionIdentificationDevicebasedonmachinelearningmodels.T

rainedbyTCMdoctorsfromlocalhospitals,thisdevicehas“learned”toidentifyusers’constitutiontypesthroughfacialandtongueimagesandp

rovidepersonalizedhealthrecommendations.ByOctober2023,thissmartdevicehadbeenadoptedin11communitiesacrossGuangzhou,servingover12,000res

idents.Inaddition,otherAI-driveninnovations,suchasprescriptionsystems,pulsesignalacquisitionsystems,acupu

ncturerobots,andmassagerobots,aremakingtheirwayintopublicuse,bringingahigh-techtouchtotraditionalmedicine.Despitetheprogressmade,theinte

grationofAIintoTCMisstillinitsearlystages.OneoftheprimaryhurdlesisthelackoftheoreticalstandardizationwithinTCM.Forthe

sameillness,differentschoolsandexpertsmayrecommendvaryingtreatmentplans.Anotherchallengeliesintheintegrationofmedicalandengineeringtechnologi

es.AlthoughcomputerapplicationsinTCMdatebacktothe1980s,earlysystemsreliedonpre-programmedstandardsthatoftenfellshort

duetothecomplexnatureofpatientsymptoms.TheunpredictabilityandvariabilityofthesesymptomsposesignificantdifficultiesforAI’sdeeplearningprocesse

s.Anyway,thereiseveryreasontobelievethattheintegrationofAIintoTCMwillprofoundlyrevolutionizehealthcarebymakin

gTCMmoreaccessibleandefficient.Itholdssignificantpromiseforunderservedareaswithlimitedmedicalresources.Nevertheless,asthejourneyi

sonlybeginning,itiscrucialtoacknowledgeitscurrentlimitationsinclinicalsettings.WhileAIofferssubstantialpotentialforTCM,accur

atediagnosisstillreliesheavilyontheexpertiseofphysicians.AIisintendedtocomplement—notreplace—humandoctors.28．Whatdoweknowabout“WangSheWenShan”?A．Itp

rovidesinvariabledietaryandwellnesssuggestionsforusers.B．Itrequiresuserstotakeaphotooftheirtongueforconsultation.C．Ithasbe

entrainedonabundanttongueimagesofmedicalstaff.D．Itfailstofunctionproperlywithoutfacialrecognitiontechnology.29．Wha

t’sthemainideaofthefourthparagraph?A．AglimpseofthedevelopmentofAI-drivenTCMinnovations.B．AnintroductiontoanAI-powereddevicedevelopedb

ydoctors.C．AninsightintothepotentialuseofAI-drivendevicesinTCM.D．AcomparisonbetweendifferentAI-poweredTCMinnovations30．Whomig

htbenefitmostfromthemini-program?A．Folksinplaceswithfewexperienceddoctors.B．Patientswithsymptomsrarelyse

enorreported.C．Physicianswithgreatdiagnosticcapabilities.D．Seniorcitizenswithdifficultyusingsmartphones.31．Whatcanbe

asuitabletitleforthetext?A．AI:TheFutureofTCMB．DoctorsatYourFingertipsC．ModernizedTCMwithAID．IntegrationofAIintoMedici

neDTheconceptsofdelayedsatisfaction,self-control,andself-regulationareoftenusedinterchangeablyandinconsistently.Theabilitytodelayanimpulse(冲

动)foranimmediaterewardtoreceiveamorefavorablerewardatalatertimeisthestandarddefinitionofdelayedsatisfaction.Studiesshowt

hatdelayedsatisfactionisoneofthemosteffectivepersonalcharacteristicsofsuccessfulpeople.Peoplewholearnhowtomanagetheirneedtobesatisfiedinthemomentde

velopmoreintheircareers,relationships,health,andfinancesthanpeoplewhogiveintoit.Beingabletodelaysatisfac

tionisn’ttheeasiestskilltoacquire.Itinvolvesfeelingdissatisfied,whichiswhyitseemsimpossibleforpeoplewhohaven’tlearnedtoco

ntroltheirimpulses.Choosingtohavesomethingnowmightfeelgood,butmakingtheefforttohavedisciplineandmanageyou

rimpulsescanresultinbiggerorbetterrewardsinthefuture.Overtime,delayedsatisfactionwillimproveyourself-controlandultimatelyhe

lpyouachieveyourlong-termgoalsfaster.TheSeinfeldStrategyisoneofseveralhelpfulself-satisfactiontechniquesyoucanusetopu

toffsatisfactionforlongerperiodsoftime.Everydaythatyoudelaysatisfactionandavoidtemptation(诱惑),youcrossitoffyourcal

endar.Afterafewdays,thiscreatesachain.Thisstrategyworkswellforpeoplewhoenjoygamification(游戏化).Ifyoufinditsatisfyi

ngtokeepthechaingoing,you’relesslikelytogiveintotemptation.Doyoufindyourselfgoingbacktoyourtemptationswithout

thinkingaboutit?Ifthisisthecase,youcanpracticemindfulnesstobecomemoreawareofwhatyoudo.Whenyounoticeyourselfdoingsomethingou

tofhabit,stopforamoment.Askyourselfwhyyou’redoingwhatyou’redoing.Takesometimetoanalyzehowyou’refeeling.Payattentiontothedetails.

Takeamomentofmindulnesstointerruptyourautopiloteverytimethishappens.Themoreyoupracticethis,themoreyou’llbreakthehab

itofgoingforinstantsatisfaction.32．Whatisdelayedsatisfaction?A．Makingquickdecisions.B．Givingintodesiresinstantly.C．Immediaterewardsforimpulse

s.D．Postponingrewardsforbetteroutcomes.33．Whyisdelayedsatisfactionhardtoattain?A．ItcanleadtomissedopportunitiesB．It’sbadforachievinglong-te

rmgoals.C．It’simpossibletoresisttheinnerneedsD．It’sacomforttopossesssomethingatonce.34．Whatdoesparagraph4mainlytalkabout?A．T

hecomplexityoftheSeinfeldStrategyB．Anexampleofself-disciplinetechniques.C．Amethodofpracticingdelayedsatisfaction

.D．Theeffectivenessofkeepingthechaingoing.35．Whatdoestheauthorsuggestpeopledoforreturningtemptations?

A．Ignoreuselessdetails.B．Getridofoldbadhabits.C．Concentrateontrueinnerwants.D．Canceltemptationsfromthecalendar.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。HowtoDesignaSmallGardenEvenifyoudon’thavealargeareainyouryard,youcanstillmakeabeautifulgardenthat

maximizesthespaceyouhavebyfollowingtips.36.Lookforaplaceinyouryardwhereyoucanseeyourgardenfromawindoworaspotinyouryardsothatyou’reabletoenjoyi

t.Makesureyoucanwalkintoyourgardenwitheasetomakeiteasiertotakecareofyourplants.37.Planthelayoutforyourgardenbydrawingth

eoutlineonthepaper.Startbysketchinglongerrectangles（矩形）foryourgardenbedssothey’retoscalefortheactualsizeyouwantthem

.38.Besuretoleavean18-inchspacebetweengardenbedssoyoucaneasilywalkbetweenthemandcareforyourplants.Arrangeyourd

esignsotherearefocal(焦点的)points.Aimtohaveseveralaspectsofyourgardendesignuniquesotheystandoutfromtherestofyourplants.3

9.Takeintoconsiderationwhereyouwantpeopletofocusorhavetheirattentiondrawntowhentheylookatyourgarden,andplanyourdesignaroundthosespots

.Focalpointshelpyourgardenfeelmoreinvitingandmakeitmorevisuallypleasing.Putsimilarplantsacrossfromoneanothertocreaterhythmandsymmetry(对称).Ratherth

anputdifferentplantsineachofyourgardenbeds,choosetousethesameplantoronesthathavesimilartexturesorcolorssothey’reacrossfromoneano

ther.40.A．AndavoidanyinconveniencecausedbydifficultaccessB．Trytopositionsmallerplantsinbetweenlargerones

C．PickaplacewhereyoucaneasilygettoyourgardenD．YoumaystillbeabletomeasurethelengthoftherectanglesE．Thendividetherectanglesintosmallersectio

nsfordifferentplantsF．ThiscouldbeastatueorafountainplacedinthecenteroroneithersideG．Thatway,whenyoulookatyourgarden,itwilllookinvitingandmaket

heareafeelmorebalanced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。HemanBekele,a14-year-old

fromVirginia,stoodoutasthewinnerofthe2023YoungScientistChallenge.Amongthetenfinalistshe41thetitleof“America’sTopYoungScientist”withhis42creati

onknownastheSkinCancerTreatingSoap(SCTS),abarofsoapcreatedfortheveryfirsttimeatalowcosttotreatmelanoma,themo

stcommonkindofskincancer.Ratherthanacure,Bekele’sbrilliantidea43thedevelopmentofasoapthataimstohelpthepatient’scellsstayact

ivewhilefightingmelanoma.Healwayshasendlesspassionforbiologyandtechnology,andtheYoungScientistChallengejust44himwiththe

perfectplatformtodisplayhisideas.Reflectingonhis45Bekelesharedthathischildhoodexperiencehadplayedacrucialrolein46hisinnovati

vethinking.“Havingwitnessedpeopleworktirelesslyunderthesun,Iwantedtoraisepeople’sawarenessof47relatedtoconstantsunexposure.”“Iwantedtom

akemyideaaccessibletoabroadaudience.”Bekeleremarkedduringaninterviewwiththemedia.Bekelealsopassionatelyexpressedhis48ofturningthesoapintoaworld

whereskincancertreatmentiswithin49forall.”Hewasgratefulthathehadreceivedinvaluable50fromaproduct-engineeringspecialist,who

connectedhimwithotherscientiststo51himtoreachhisambitiousplans.Whilesimilarmethodsareavailableforskincancertreatments,hiss

olutionisamore52option.Inthefuture,Bekelelongsto53hisinventionbytrialanderrorandestablishanonprofitorganization54topro

vidingfairskincancertreatmenttoasmanypeopleaspossible,bringing55tothebattleagainstskincancer.41．A．obtainedB．desiredC．analyz

edD．defeated42．A．efficientB．objectiveC．potentialD．groundbreaking43．A．insistsonB．switchesonC．focusesonD．agreeson44．A．armedB．satisfiedC．pro

videdD．assisted45．A．professionB．inspirationC．determinationD．imagination46．A．shapingB．displayingC．obeyingD．detecting47．A．challengesB．theoriesC．pr

ospectD．advantages48．A．fearB．doubtC．surpriseD．dream49．A．distanceB．spaceC．limitD．reach50．A．praiseB．wel

comeC．guidanceD．invitation51．A．requireB．remindC．pressD．assist52．A．fashionableB．affordableC．accurateD．relevant53．A．perfectB．clearC．

controlD．picture54．A．usedB．addictedC．committedD．opposed55．A．recognitionB．hopeC．comfortD．device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。China’svideogamingmarketgrewbymorethan15percentyearonyearinAugust,drivenbythepopularityofthecountry’sfirstAAAvideogame,BlackMyt

h:Wukong,newresearchhasfound.Themarket56(produce)33.64billionyuan(US$4.8billion)inrevenueforAugust,up21percentfromtheprevi

ousmonth,thanks57largeparttoBlackMyth:Wukong,which58(release)onAugust20,accordingtoareport59(publish)bytheGamingPublishingCommit

teeoftheChinaAudio-VideoandDigitalPublishingAssociationonFriday.Theaction-roleplayingtitle,inspiredby60classi

cChinesenovelJourneytotheWestanddevelopedbyHangzhou-basedstudioGameScience,hasreceivedcriticalacclaimand61(enthusiasm)recepti

onamonggamesinmainlandChinaandglobally.Todateit62(sell)morethan20millioncopiesgloballythroughgamedistri

butionplatformSteam,63(bring)ingrossrevenueofoverUS$961million,accordingtodatacompiledbygamemarketresearcherVideoGameIns

ights.Thetitle’spopularityontheglobalmarketalsocontributedtoa25percentyear-on-year64(grow)inoverseasrevenueforChina-developedgamesinAu

gust,65rosetoUS$1.88billionfromaUS$1.5billionayearearlier.TheNationalPressandPublicationAdministration(NPPA),China’sregulatorforthesector,appro

ved117videogamesinAugust,themostsofarthisyearamidexcitementoverthesuccessofBlackMyth:Wukong.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假定你是李华，是你校“英语

角”负责人。为了提高同学们学习英语的积极性，给爱好英语的同学们提供一个展示才能的舞台，“英语角”计划组织一场英语辩论赛，请你用英语写一篇辩论赛开场白，内容包括：1.活动介绍：2.欢迎和期望。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。Dearteachersandfellowstudents，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。AsIgrewup,Isawmymomasmyheroforallthethingsshewoulddofo

rthefamily.ShewouldfixmybabydollsorhelpmecolorprettypictureswhenIstartedelementaryschool.Becausemyda

dworkedfarawayfromhome,Iwouldseemymomfixthecarwithoutcaringhowdirtyherhandswouldget.NowI’minhighschool.Iseehowsh

eissensitivebutstrongatthesametime.Iamoldenoughandreadytodosomethingforhertohelpreducethepressureoflife.OnedayIcamehomefromschoolandsawp

apersonthekitchentableandmymomsittinglookingatmydad.Mydadwasn’tworkingatthetimebecausehehadbrokenhisarm.Ihadheardmyparentstalkabo

utmoneyissuesacoupleoftimesbutIneveraskedaboutthesituationbefore.“What’sgoingon?”Iasked.“Wehavetobeoutofthehouseintwoweeks,”mymomsaid.Shehado

neofherhandsoverherforehead.ThenIrealizedthiswasaseriousproblem.Wehadnomoneyandnoideawhatweweregoingtodo.Ireadthepaper

onthetable;itsaidwehadlostthehousebecausewehadn’tbeenpayingrent.Iwassurprisedthatallthiswasgoingon.Mydadwasunabletodoanythingaboutitduetounemplo

yment.Besidesthefactthatwehadnoplacetomoveto,wealsohadlittletoeatsincethefoodmydadhadboughtthemonthbeforewasrunningout.

Eventhoughmymomdidn’tshowit,Ifeltherpainandhowmuchithurthertonotbeabletoprovideagoodhouseandfoodforus.Itseem

edlikeeverythingwasfallingapart,butmymomseemedasifthiswasmakingherstronger.注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Inthefollowingdays,mymom

madeeffortstolookforasmallhouseforrent.Hearingthis,mymompraisedmeforfindingasuitablehouseonline.赤峰二中2023级高二上学期第一次月考英语参考答案第一部分听力（每小

题1.5分，满分30分）1-5ABBBB6-10ABAAB11-15CBACC16-20BACAC第二部分阅读（每小题2.5分，满分50分）21-25BAABD26-30ABBAA31-35CDDCC36-40CAEF

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daylong.Text10Whenthewell-knownpianistKongXiangdongfirstmadeitbigintheearly1990s,hewascalledthe“pianoprinc

e”.Hissmartlooksandmusicwontheheartsofmanyfemalefans.Nowthe“prince”hasanewlook—withallhishaircutoff.“Itisveryenvironme

ntallyfriendly，”Kongsaid,smiling.“Ineverneedtouseshampooorahairdryer！”TherealreasonforthechangeisthatKongstartedtolosehishair.Fromanordinarypi

anostudenttoaninternationallyfamousmusician,the38-year-oldShanghainesepianistisnowpresidentofapianoschoo

lthathasacceptedmorethan20,000studentsduringthepastnineyears.Kongpointedoutacommonmistakeforparentswhowereeagerfortheirchild

rentolearnpiano.“Don'tpushyourchildrentolearntheinstrumentasacareerunlessthechildfeelshecouldn'tlivewithoutit，”Kongsaid.HeguessesthatShanghaihash

undredsofthousandsofchildrenstudyingthepianoseriously.Perhapsstrangelyforthepresidentofapianoschool,headded:“Learningthepianoissohard—it

meansachildhasalmostnochildhood.”