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辽东教学共同体高二月考英语试卷（考试时间：120分钟满分150分）第I卷(选择题共100分)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。第一节（共5小题；每小题1

.5分，满分7.5分）例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。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．Whatwillthewomandonext?A．Attendameeting.B．Pickuptheman'sclient.C．Sendthemantohisoffice.2．Whatdo

esthemanthinkofthecampus?A．It'sbeautiful.B．It'saGreekcampus.C．It'sanancientcampus.3．Whatisthewoman?A．Asalesperson.B．Ahotelclerk.C．Awaitress.4．

Whattypeofbookisthewomanreading?A．Sciencefiction.B．Horrorfiction.C．Romanticfiction.5．Whenwillthemanprobablymee

tDr.Banks?A．At8:20.B．At8:50.C．At9:20.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

，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．Whatdoesthewomanprobablywantthem

antodo?A．Dosomecleaning.B．Becarefulinhisjob.C．Takeoutthetrashinturn.7．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Motherandson.

B．Brotherandsister.C．Managerandnewworker.听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。8．Whichisasuperfoodaccordingtotheman?A．Yogurt.B．Noodles.C．Rice.9．Whya

resuperfoodshealthy?A．Becausetheycuresometerriblediseases.B．Becausetheyfightagainstsomecancers.C．Becauseth

eyreducetherisksofsomediseases.10．Whichfoodwillthewomanbeaddingtotheirfamilydiet?A．Fish.B.Tomatoes.C．Brownrice.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11．Whatwasthew

omandoingwhensheheardanoise'?A．Shewasdoingthedishes.B．Shewascleaningthelivingroom.C．Shewaspolishingthetable12．Whomaybethemanspeake

r?A．Apoliceofficer.B．Thewoman'shusband.C．Thewoman'sfriend.13．Whendoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．

Onanearlymorning.B．Aroundnoon.C．Intheevening.听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。14．Howdidthemannoticetheproblemfirst?A．

Hisbankcalledhim.B．Hisbillshowedhim.C．Hiscreditcardwasstolen.15．Whatdidthebankdotofixtheproblem?A．Theygavethemanhismoneybackatonc

e.B．Theydecidedtotalktothebank’sowner.C．Theyaskedthemantoprovidetheevidence.16．Whatmighthavecausedtheproblemaccordingtotheman?A．Onlineshoppin

g.B．Overduedebt.C．Unskilledoperation.17．Whatdothetwospeakersmainlytalkabout?A．Informationsafety.B．Shoppinghabits.C．Moneymanagement.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题

。18．WhatwillToddMessegeeberesponsiblefor?A．Writingaplay.B．Directingaplay.C．Starringinaplay.19．Whatwillparticipantsmainlydobythefourthday?A．Practiceth

eplay.B．Attendalectureonacting.C．Performonstageformally.20．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Advertisinganactingprogram.B．Drawingupaplanfora

program.C．Announcingarrangementsforaplay.第二都分阅读（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。AOneDayUniversityOneDayUn

iversitywasfoundedbyStevenSchragisin2006.HecameupwiththeideaafterhedroppedhisdaughteroffatcollegeinupstateNewYork.Theschoolhadaboutadozenprofessorsgi

vingshorttalksaboutavarietyofsubjects.Alltheparentshadthesamereaction:“IwishIweretheonegoingtocollege!”OneDayUniversitycreatesfas

cinatingdaysoflearningdesignedtoinspireyourmind.Weworkwithovertwohundredprofessorsfromthecountry’stopc

ollegestocreateevents.Nomatterwhatyoulove,you’llfindthateveryOneDayUeventisfilledwithexploratorytalksthatwillchallengeyouasifyouwer

eastudentincollegeonceagain!Andjustlikeyourcollegedays,you’resuretomeetnewfriendswhosharethebeliefthatlearningisarewardi

nglifelongprocess.AtOneDayU,there’snohomeworkandnogrades.Justlearningforthesakeoflearning!SATURDAY,JULY21;9:30am—4:00pmLisnerAuditoriumatGeorgeW

ashingtonUniversity;Washington.DCLITERATURE9:30am—10:35amTheLostIndianCultureJeremiSuri/UniversityofTexasDistinguishedTeac

hingAwardSCIENCE10:50am—11:55amHowtheBrainWorksJohnHall/UniversityofWisconsin-MadisonWilliamH.KiekhoferDistinguishedTeach

ingAwardMUSIC12:10pm—1:15pmTheHistoryofJazzAnnaCelenza/George-townUniversityTeacher-ScholarAwardLunchbreak1:15pm-2:30pmPSYCHOLOGY2:30pm—4:00pmGenius

,CreativityandDepressionJessicaPayne/UniversityofNotreDameBokCenterAwardforTeachingExcellenceLiveEventFullprice:$125VisitOneDayU.comorcal

l800-300-3438.21．WhatdoweknowaboutOneDayU?A．Itaimstorewardcollegestudents.B．ItwasfoundedbyStevenSchragisandhisdaughter.C．Itisintendedtohelpitspartic

ipantsgetexcellentgradesatcollege.D．Itisincooperationwithhundredsoftopuniversities’professors.22．Whowi

llgivetalksaboutTheHistoryofJazz?A．Georgetown.B．JeremiSuri.C．AnnaCelenza.D．JessicaPayne.23．What’sthemainpurposeofth

etext?A．ToshowthehistoryofOneDayU.B．ToadvertiseOneDayUeventsonJuly21.C．ToexplainhowtolearnatOneDayU.D．Tostressthegreatinfluenc

eofOneDayU.BPatrioticZhangWeiliwonherhistoricfightingchampionshipinShenzhenonAugust31,2019.The30-year-oldfighterfro

mHebeiProvinceproducedahugeupsettoknockoutBrazilianJessicaAndradeandbecameChina'sfirstUFCworldchampion.Zhangenteredt

hestrawweightboutasabiglosertoAndrade，whoistiedwiththemostUFCwins（11）byawoman.However，afteraseriesofdevastatingkneekicksandpunches（重拳）,Andradew

asflooredinthe42ndsecondofthefirstroundandthechallengerwasdeclaredwinnerbyTKO.“LastyearinBeijingIvowed（发誓）tobecomethefirstChinese

champion,andIdidit！”saidZhang.“AsaChinese，Ifeelsoproud.Today，Iwanttodedicatethisvictorytomymotherland,”sheadded.UFC

bossDanaWhitedeclaredZhang“themostviciouswomanontheplanetrightnow”andrevealedheisalreadyplanningthenewchampion'snextfighti

ntheUnitedStates.ZhangappealedtoWhitetosmoothoutsomereasonableconcernsshehasaboutaUSfight.“Pleasemakesureallmycornerscan

comebecauselasttimetheycouldn'tcomeforvisaissues,”shesaid.“Butallmycoachesareherewithme,supportingmeandIwonthebelt.”Withsixyears

'experienceinUFC,Andradehasareputationforcruciallyseeingoffopponents.ButZhang，whoisknownforherfierce“b

uzzsaw”attackingstyle，neverallowedAndradetogetgoing.“Ithinkthekeystomywinweremycalmmindsetandthestrategydefinedbymycoaches.Allthestrategieswe

repracticalandpredictedeverymovetohelpmeseizeeveryopportunity,”Zhangsaid.ShewasthefirstChinesefightertoevengetatitl

eshotfromtheUFC，whichisnowpushinghardintoaChinesemarketwhereinterestinMMAisgrowingrapidly.Afterwards，Zhanghopedtoinspiremor

eyoungChinesewomentotakeupMMAandtobeasourceofinspirationforwomen,bothinMMAandeverydaylife.24.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph2？A

.Andradeisagreatopponent.B.Andradehas9UFCwinssofar.C.Zhangowedhervictorytoherefforts.D.ZhangwasafraidofAndrade'sattacks.25.What

doestheunderlinedword“corners”mean？A.Opponents.B.Coaches.C.Relatives.D.Friends.26.Zhang'swincanbeowedto___

________.A.strictteachingofhercoachesB.supportfromhercoachesandfriendsC.herstrongbodyshapeandenthusiasmD.hermin

dsetandstrategiesdevelopedbyhercoaches27.WhichofthefollowingmayZhangagreewithaccordingtothelastparagraph？A.Wom

encanmakeabigdifferenceaswell.B.Womenshouldnotignoretheirappearance.C.Womenshouldcompetewithmentoshowtheirabilities.D.Womencanchangetheirfatebyw

inningUFC.CAdozenyearsafterthedisasterattheFukushima（福岛）nuclearplant,itstillcastsacoveringoverlifeinJapan.Many

ofover100,000residentsmovedfromaroundthenuclearplantatthetimeoftheaccidentremaindisplaced.Abroad,Fukushima’slegacy(遗留问题)isnowworseningth

eregion’sinfamousanddisputatious(有争议的)geopolitics.Theenormoustaskofmakingthedamagedplantsafecontinues.Attheheartofthecleanupisaquest

ionofwhattodowiththepollutedwaterusedtocoolmeltedfuelandfuelpieces—orwhichhasfallenasrain,orflowedintothesiteasgroundwater.Anadvancedfiltration(

过滤)processknownasALPSremoves62of64radionuclides（放射性核素）fromthewatertoacceptablelevels.Ofthetworemainingradionuclides,themainconcernistri

tium(氚),whichcandamageDNA.ButTEPCO,theFukushimaplant’soperator,saysthelevelsareverylow.Itwantstorelease500Olympic-sizedpools’worthof

thewaterintotheoceanoverthreedecades.Japan’sgovernmentbacksit.Sowhat’stheproblem?LocalfishermenandtourismoperativesfearanotherknocktotheoldFukus

himabrand.Evenasitis,ChinaandSouthKoreabanseafoodfromFukushimaandneighbouringareas.Ifthewaterreleasego

esahead,China,thebiggestimporterofJapaneseseafood,maygofurther—andimposeatotalbanonJapaneseseafoodimports.O

neChinesehotheadhassaidreleasingthewaterwouldamountto“crimesagainsthumanity”.Thegovernment’schiefspokesmanaccusesJapanoftreatingtheoce

anasits“privatesewer”.InSouthKorea,theissueismorecomplicated.TheconservativegovernmentofYoonSukyeol,whichiscommittedtorebuil

dingSouthKorea’sunfriendlytieswithJapan,isplayingdowntherisks.WorriedSouthKoreanconsumersaremeanwhilepanic-buyingseasalt.YeteveninJapantherei

spreciouslittletrustinthenuclearindustry,whichhasahistoryofmessesandcovers.Evenafterpost-disasterreforms,TEPCOwas

forcedin2018toadmititsALPSsystemhadfailedtoworkandthewaterwouldneedtobereprocessed.Andtrust,notesJeffKingstonofTempleUniver

sityinTokyo,is“notarenewableresource”.Athomethenuclearindustrylacksit.AbroadsodoesJapan.28.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraphtwo

?A.ALPSiscapableofremovingmainradionuclidesfromthewatertoacceptablelevels.B.Japan’sgovernmentsupportTEPCO’sre

leasingprocessedpollutedwaterintotheocean.C.AccordingtoALPS,tritiumwon’tdamageDNAanditisn’taconcernatall.D.T

hepollutedwaterisusedtocoolmeltedfuelandfuelpiecesinbrokenplant.29.WhatistheSouthKoreangovernment’satt

itudetowardsthepollutedwaterrelease?A.optimisticB.pessimisticC.supportiveD.seriously30.WhydoesJeffKingstoncomment“trustisnotarenewablereso

urce”?A.JapanesepeopleareacceptingofreleasingFukushimawater.B.ThenuclearindustrylackstrustfromJapanesepeop

lewithaseriesoftrouble.C.Japanesegovernmentcanearntrustfrominternationalcommunitywithitswaterrelease.D.Thepolluted

waterneedstobereprocessed31.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.HowtocopewithFukushimanuclearwastewaterB.TheFukushima’sradiolo

gicalimpactonhumansandtheenvironmentC.EastAsia’sdisagreementaboutFukushimanuclearwastewaterturnspoisonousD.Newinternationalreg

ulationsareonthewayDInvasive(入侵的)speciesarecostingtheworldatleast$423bneveryyearandhavebecomealeadingthreattothed

iversityoflifeonEarth.Leadingscientistssaythethreatcausedbyinvasivespeciesisunderappreciated,underestimatedandsometimesunacknowledge

d,withmorethan37,000alienspeciesnowknowntobeintroducedaroundtheworldandabout200establishingthemselveseachyear.Whil

enotallwillbecomeinvasive,expertssaytherearesignificanttoolstomitigatetheirspreadandimpact,protectingandrest

oringecosystemsintheprocess.Theassessment,producedbytheIntergovernmentalScience-PolicyPlatformonBiodiversityandEcosystemServices(I

PBES),theleadingUNbodyonbiodiversityscience,wasproducedby86expertsoverfourandahalfyears,andwasapprovedbygovernmentsthisweekendinBonn

.Theexpertassessmentfoundthattherewereawiderangeofoptionstopreventthespreadandimpactofinvasivespecies.Eradicationprogrammesonislands,w

hicharedisproportionatelyaffectedbythespreadofinvasivespecies,havehada88%successrate.ExamplesincludeRedonda,amilelongrockthatispartofAntiguaan

dBarbudaintheCaribbean,wherenativevegetation,birdsandreptilesburstbackintolifeonceinvasiveblackratsandferalgo

atswereremovedin2017,transformingthebarrengreyrockintoagreenislandonceagain.Butexpertssaidtheemphasishadtomovetowardstheprev

entionofthespreadofinvasivespeciesinsteadofcostlyeradicationprogrammes.“Wewanttohighlightthatthethingthatworksth

ebestisprevention.It’smuchmorecost-effectivetopreventtheintroductionofinvasivespeciessuchastakingbio-securitym

easures,bordercontrolsandriskanalysisofnon-nativespeciesthatarebeingintroducedintentionally,”saidPauchard,theleadingresearcher.Thereportfoundthatd

espitetherecentUNglobaltargetoncontrollinginvasivespeciesspread,84%didnothavespecificnationallegislati

onorregulations.Somecountriesdohaveambitiouspoliciesontheissue,suchasNewZealand,whichisaimingtogetridofallinvasi

vespeciesfromitsislandsbythemiddleofthecentury.32.Theunderlinedword“mitigate”canbestbereplacedby________A.cancelB.controlC.conductD.

connect33.WhyisRedondamentionedinparagraph3?A.Anexampleofhowhardtofightinvasivespecies.B.Anexplanationoftheprocessoffightingi

nvasivespecies.C.AnimplicationofhowsuccessfultheEradicationprogrammesare.D.Asummaryofhoweffectivetheexpertassessmentis.34.Whatc

anwelearnfromPauchard’swords?A.It’spreventionthatshouldbeemphasized.B.Eradicationprogrammesaretooexpensive

.C.Riskanalysisofnon-nativespeciesisnecessary.D.Controllinginvasivespeciesispressing.35.What’sthebesttitleofthepassage?A.Invasivespecies:acommonphe

nomenonaroundtheworld.B.Invasivespecies:ambitiouspolicies.C.Invasivespecies:eradicationprogrammes.D.Invasivespecies:urgenttobewipedo

ut.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。Havingagoodnight’ssleepallowsyour

bodytofunctionatitsbest.Wefoundsomelesser-knownideasthatarewellworthatry.PeopleinChinaWashTheirFeetBeforeBedFootmassagesandspatreatmentsthataref

ocusedonthefeetarewidelypractisedacrossChina.___36__Theroutineisdonerightbeforebed,sothatafteryoudryyourfeet

,theyarestillwarmwhenyousleep.__37_____InGermany,coupleshavesolvedtheproblemofoneofthemwakingupcoldwhenevertheirpartn

errollsoverandtakesthesheetswiththem.____38___Notonlydoesthatmakeitlesslikelythatyourpartnerwilldisturbyoursl

eepwhentheymovearound,butyoucaneachcustomizetheamountofbeddingyouusetostayaswarmorascoolasyoupreferatnight.Guatemal

ansRelyonWorryDollsGuatemalahasalongstandingtraditionofparentsputting“worrydolls”undertheirkids’pillo

wstocomfortthemiftheyareafraidofthedark.Plus,childrencantellthetinydollstheirworriesbeforetheygotosleep.____39____Adultsinth

atcountryandinMexicoareincreasinglyrelyingonthedolls,too.Expressingyourworriesbeforebedcanhelp—sowhynottellthemtoadoll?TheBriti

shSleepNakedThirtypercentofpeopleintheUnitedKingdomsleepnaked,oratleasttheydidwhenthemostrecentglobalpoll(民意调查)onthesubjectwasdone.___40____“Thebigge

stoneisthermo-regulation.It’seasierfor‘hotsleepers’tobecomfortable.”A.GermansUseSeparateDuvetsB.ManyAmericanCouplesSleepSe

paratelyC.Butit’snolongeraritualjustforchildren.D.Notwearingclothestobedmightbebeneficialforseveralreasons.E.A

utomaticfootspasarealmosteverywhereinChinesehouseholds.F.Theritual(习惯)issobelovedthatmanypeopleperformaDIYversiona

thomebeforebedtimeeachnight.G.Whileit’stypicalforpartnerstoshareabed,eachchoosestheirownsingle-sizedsheetsandase

parateduvet（羽绒被）.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。DesmondJumbamgrewupinapoorfamil

yinYaoundé,thecapitalcityofCameroon.Hismotherworked____41____asacleanerandcookforanorganizationto___4

2____himtoschoolinYaoundé.“Itwasnotalwayseasybutmymothersacrificedalotto____43____thatIgotthebesteducation.In2010,I___44____HarvardUnive

rsitywithenoughmoneyforonlyonesemester.Mymothertookahuge___45____forthat.”Withthehelpoffamily,scholarshipsandajobasaprivateteacher,Desmondwasable

toaffordschoolfeesfora“very___46____firsttwoyears”intheUS.Buthavingachievedsomuchinthecountry,DesmondhasnowreturnedtoCameroonto___47____hiskno

wledgeandskillsthere.Desmondcouldn’thavegotasfarashehaswithoutthe___48____ofhisfamily.Hesaid:“Iwillavoidcommonadv

icelike‘don’t___49____’and‘followyourdreams’.Attheriskofsounding____50____,Iwouldadviseanyonewithbigdreamstoexpectsever

eadversity(逆境)ahead.”Everyonefacessome___51____ingettingtotheirgoalsanddreams,especiallyforthosefrom___52____communit

ies.Desmondwasoneofthosechildren.Hehopeshisstorywill___53_____childrentoknowthatitiscompletely____54____toachievethedreamswhichm

ayseembeyondtheir____55_____,despitethesevereadversitiesahead.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。Arecentshortv

ideoseriesEscapefromtheBritishMuseum,___56___tellsthestoryofhowaChineseculturalrelicescapesfromtheBritishMu

seumandfindsitswaybacktoChina,___57___(take)theChineseInternetwithitstouchingnarrativeandcreativestorytelling.Directed

bytwoChinesevloggers,thethree-episodeseries,spanningjustunder10minuteseach,talksaboutthepersonificationofaChinesejadeteapot,whichescapesfromtheBr

itishMuseumandembarkson（开启）ahardjourney___58___(reunite)withherfamilyinChina.ThefemalevloggerwhoplaystheroleofthejadeteapotcomesacrossaChinese

journalistinLondonwhereshebelievestobeherlong-lostfamilyandaskshimtotakeherbackhome.Thevloggerswrotein___59___postthatthisworkisapromise,ate

stamenttothepassionofindependentcontentcreators,aresultoftheagreementamongyoung___60___(individual),adisplayof

steadydedicationregardlessofcosts.Andaboveall,itrepresentsthe___62___(determine)withinChinesetoprove___61__

_(they).Justasthevloggershaveexpressed,theywanttheirvoices___63___(hear)throughthisvideointhisfast-pacedinformationage.Ital

sodemonstratesthatthecontentofshortvideoscanbemorethanjusthumorous;itcanbe___64___(profound)inspiring.Theseriesnotonlyen

tertainsbutalsotouchesonapowerfulmessage-theimportanceofculturalheritage___65___thelongingforrepatriation.41.A.quicklyB.tirelesslyC.

hardlyD.carelessly42.A.sendB.takeC.pullD.put43.A.imagineB.ensureC.agreeD.promise44.A.sponsoredB.atten

dedC.leftD.reported45.A.financeB.blowC.loanD.credit46.A.fearfulB.colorfulC.stressfulD.meaningful47.A.learnB.improveC.obt

ainD.apply48.A.arrangementB.warningC.supportD.permission49.A.catchupB.giveupC.stayupD.hurryup50.A.familiarB.strangeC.funnyD.pessimistic51.A

.probabilitiesB.opportunitiesC.barriersD.losses52.A.oldB.poorC.remoteD.civilized53.A.allowB.urgeC.forceD.inspire54.A.fairB.rightC.possibl

eD.suitable55.A.abilityB.controlC.reachD.comprehension第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）66.假定你是李华，你校英语社团计划创建一个英文公众号(Englishofficialaccou

nt)。请你给社团负责人Ryan写信推荐一个栏目，内容包括：1.栏目名称；2.栏目内容；3.推荐理由。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。DearRyan,_______________________

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___________________________________________________________________Yours,LiHua第二节（满分25分）67.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。Ithadbeenalong,tirin

gdaybecause48-year-oldtaxidriverCarlhadworkedfor8hours.He’dbeenpickingupanddroppingoffpassengersthewholeday.Hewantedtogethomethen,buthenot

icedapanicky(恐慌的)womangettingoffataxiwithachildinherarms.“Whyissheshoutingatthedriver?”Carlsloweddownnearthem.Herealizedthatthewomanwasbe

ggingthedrivernottoleaveherthere.Theboywashavingdifficultybreathing,andhisarmsandlegswereshakinguncontrollably.Carlrealizedtheboywashavingaseizure

(疾病发作)andaskedthewomantogetintohistaxi.Carldroveasfastashecould.Thehospitalwasseveralmilesaway,sohehadtoraceagain

sttimetosavetheboy.Meanwhile,hegrewconcernedaboutwhythepreviousdriverhaddroppedthemoffduringsuchanemergency.Thewoman

toldCarlthatsheandherfour-year-oldson,Tyler,returnedfromthepark.Shetoldthedrivershewouldpayhimonceshegothomebecausesh

edidn’ttakeherpurse.Butthenhersonsuddenlyhadaseizure,sosheaskedthedrivertotakethemtothehospitalinstead.B

utthedriverrefused.Halfanhourlater,theyarrivedatthehospital.Tylerwasrushedinsidefortreatmentashismotherwaitedo

utsidetheward,crying.Carlwashungryandtiredbutstayedback.Anhourlater,thedoctorsaid,“Tylerisoutofdangernow.Butitcouldhavebeenf

atal(致命的)ifyouhadn’tmadeithereontime.”MrsThomasimmediatelylookedatCarlandcriedintears,thankingCarlforsavingherson’slife.CarlwasgladTylerwasout

ofdanger.Later,hedroppedthemoffathome,andwhenMrsThomascameouttopayhim,herefused.“Ihaveapolicy.NOFARESforthosemakingtripstothehospital!”saidCarl，“Ij

ustdidwhatanygoodhumanbeingwoulddo.AndpleaseconveymyregardstoTyler!”Mrs.Thomaswasmovedbyhiskindness.Carlneverchangedhispolicyofdro

ppingoffpassengersathospitalsforfree.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。Paragraph1：18yearslater,66-year-oldCarlbookeda

taxitothehospital.Paragraph2：Thedriversaidallthetripshemadetothehospitalwerefree.高二月考英语试卷参考答案听力：1~5CABBC6~10BCACC11~15CABBC16~20AABAA阅

读：A.DCBB.ABDAC.BDBCD.BCAD七选五：FAGCD完型填空：BABBCCDCBDCBDCC语法填空：56.which57..hastaken58.toreunite59.a60.individuals61.determination

62.themselves63.tobeheard64.profoundly65.and应用文写作【答案】DearRyan,I’mreallyexcitedtobeinformedthatwearegoingtostartanEngli

shofficialaccount,whichisdefinitelyawonderfulidea.Asforproposals,I’dliketorecommend“Students’Voice”asadistinctivecolumn.Asstudyingisalwaysstudent

s’toppriority,westudentsareundergreatpressureandlackopportunitiestobelistenedto.Whynothelpstudentsexpressth

eirinnerfeelingsandhaveagoodmoodtoembracethetoughyetbrightfuture?Thiscolumn,Ipromise,isboundtobeapreciousoutletandasteppingstonetocommunica

tingfluentlyinEnglish.That’sallformyadvice!Thankyou!Yours,LiHua续写参考答案18yearslater,66-year-oldCarlbookedataxitothehospital.Hehaddevelopedh

ealthissuesduetooldage.Hewasgoingtothehospitalforsometests.Hewaswaitingoutsidehishousewhenataxipulledover.Carlwavedattheyoungdriver.Hegotinandtoldth

edrivertodrophimoffatthehospital.Thedriverrepliedandcontinueddriving.Theydidn’ttalkmuchduringthehalf-hourd

rive.Arrivingatthehospital,Carlaskedthedriverhowmuchheshouldpay.Thedriversaidallthetripshemadetothehospi

talwerefree.Carlwassurprisedandaskedwhy.Thedriversmiled,“BecausewhenIwaslittle,Ihadseizureontheroad,andakindtaxidriverdrovemetothehospitalfo

rfreeandsavedmylife.Mymothertoldmethedriverneverchargedfortripstothehospital.Hiskindnessinspiredme,soIdothesame!”Carl’shear

tfeltlighterandhappierandaskedtheyoungman’sname.Thedriversaid,“MynameisTyler.”Carlspokenomore,andtearso

fjoyfilledhiseyes.听力原文：Text1【原文】M:Ohdear,I’mlate.Ihavetobeintheofficeby8:00am.Thereisanimportantmeetingwithanewclient

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enturyhere.Text3原文】M:Hello,canyouasksomeonetosendsomenewtowelstomyroom,please?Bytheway,I’dliketomakeadinnerreservationat7:0

0tonight.W:Yes,wewillmakeeveryefforttomeetyourneeds.Text4【原文】M:DoyoustillhavethatbookIlentyou,Mary?W:It’sjusthereMark.I’mstillpa

rtwaythroughreadingit.NormallyIreadsciencefictionorlovestoriesbutthisisfascinating!M:I’mgladyoulikeit.I’mnotafanofh

orrorfictionbutIthoughtitwasgreat.Text5【原文】W:Pleasegivemeasecond.I’llseewhetherDr.Banksisavailable.M:OK.W:Sorry,he’swithapatientrightnow.It’

sprobablygoingtobeaboutanother30minutes.Wouldyoumindwaitingalittlelonger?M:I’vebeenwaitingsince8:20andit’sbeenhalfanhour.Text6【原文】W:Wec

areaboutqualityhere,notjustaboutdoingenoughworktogetby.WhenyouworkatTraderJoe’s,you’remorethananemployee.You’relikefamily!M:Inmyfami

ly,weusuallyargueoverthingslikewhoseturnitistotakeoutthetrash.Wealsocomplainalotwhenthere’snodessert.Isworkinghereli

kethat?W:OK...Letmegiveyouabetteridea.Workinghereislikebeinginafamilyinsomeways.Youknowhowchildrengetpunis

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elikehowitistoworkatTraderJoe’s.Theemployeesarethechildren...andI’mthemother.M:Areyoutheonlyparentatthisstore?IthinkI’dra

therbeadoptedbysomeoneelse...Text7【原文】M:Iwasreadingaboutsuperfoodstoday.Theyarefruits,vegetablesandotherfoodsthataresuppos

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thappenedthismorning,MrsJones?W:Well,2hoursago,thatwasaround10:00inthemorningwhenIwasdoingthedishes.T

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ycupboard.Abouttwominuteslater,someonerandownthestairs.Irantothewindow.Amanwasgettingintoacar.Thenhewasdrivingaway.M:Whattimewasthis,

MrsJones?W:10:20.ThenIcalledthepolice.Text9【原文】M:Ican’tbelievethis.Ihavebeenonthephonewithmybankallday

andtheystillhaven’tfixedmyproblem.W:Isitacreditcardproblem?M:Yes.Mycreditcardinformationwasstolen.Wh

enIgotmybillinthemail,Isawthereweremanyunfamiliarpurchasesonit.W:That’sterrible.Didtheytakealotofmoney?M:Yes,andIamveryupset

becausethebankisnothelpingmequickly.Ihavetalkedtomanydifferentmanagersalready.W:Doesn’tthebank’sowne

rneedtomakethedecisiontogiveyouyourmoneyback?M:No.Ijusthavetoprovethatthesepurchaseswerenotmadebyme.W:Ihopeyoucanfixthisproblemsoon.

Somethingsimilarhappenedtomyhusband’smotherrecently.Shewastrickedintogivingawaysomeimportantinformationoverthep

hone.M:IthinkthepersonwhostolemyinformationgotitfromtheInternet.Iboughtacollectionofmoviesrecently.Iwon’tbedoin

gthatagainunlessthewebsiteissuretobesafe.It’shonestlymyfaultforbeingcareless.W:Youcanneverbetoocareful.Well,yourproblemisinspiringmetolo

okintoprotectingmyaccountbetter.IthinkIcanpaymybankmoretohelpme.Text10Nowwehaveaprogramforthosewholoveacting.Thisprogramgivesyoungactor

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izingtheirmaterial.ByFriday,thewholegroupisperformingonstage,inarecordedperformance.Adigitalcopyoftheperforman

cewillbesharedwithactorsaftertheprogramiscomplete.Thisisaveryexcitingchallengeforanyactor!It’llbeginonJuly26thand

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