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2024年高考英语第一次模拟考试（新高考七省卷01）（考试时间：120分钟试卷满分：150分）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

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．考试范围：高考考试范围。4.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。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。1．Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthenewpainting?A．Itiscolorful.B．Itisabstract.C．Itisamazing.2．Whatarethespeake

rsmainlytalkingabout?A．Jenny’sworkmates.B．Jenny’scompany.C．Jenny’sstories.3．Whatmadethewomanwaitsolongforherc

lothes?A．Thebreaking-downofthecompany.B．Hernotbeinginformedintime.C．Thewrongdeliveryofherpackage.4．WhatisDonalddoinginthekitchen?A．Getting

somethingtoeat.B．Lookingforhisphone.C．Goingonline.5．Howdoesthemansound?A．Excited.B．Doubtful.C．Anxious.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．Whatdoesthemanreallywanttoea

t?A．Fastfood.B．Beansandrice.C．Hotpot.7．Whenwillthespeakersgoouttoeat?A．Latertonight.B．Nextmonth.C．Attheendofthemonth.【听第7段材料

，回答第8、9题。】8．WhatisTomdoingnow?A．Playingcomputergames.B．Doingsomelaundry.C．Choosingapresent.9．Whatisthewoman’s

attitudetowardsthemanintheend?A．Impatient.B．Doubtful.C．Approving.【听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。】10．Howisthewomanprobablyfeeling?A．

Upset.B．Confident.C．Satisfied.11．Whichpartofthewoman’scarisbrokenthistime?A．Itswindow.B．Itsengine.C．Itsd

oor.12．Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A．Dosomeresearchonline.B．Findcheaperservice.C．BuyaFordcar.【听第9段材料，回答第

13至16题。】13．Howdoesthewomanlooknow?A．Tired.B．Upset.C．Excited.14．WhatdoesthewomanthinkofLinda?A．Intelligentandpretty.B．Popularandlovely.C．

Hard-workingandsmart.15．What’stheweatherprobablylikenow?A．Cloudy.B．Sunny.C．Rainy.16．Whatwillthemanprobablydonext?A．Borrowso

mebooks.B．Studywiththewoman.C．Returntotheteachingbuilding.【听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。】17．Whatistheimportanceofacknowledgingourfears?A．Toi

gnoreandsuppressourfears.B．Tohavethecouragetofacethem.C．Tocompareourselvestoothers.18．Howcandirectlyfacingfearshelpus?

A．Itcanholdusbackfromachievingourgoals.B．Itcanhelpusgrowandreachourfullpotential.C．Ithasnoimpactonou

rpersonalgrowthanddevelopment.19．Whyisitimportanttofocusonourownjourneyinsteadofcomparingourselvestoothers?A．So

thatwedon’tgetdiscouragedbycomparingourprogresstoothers.B．Sothatwecanperformbetterthanothers.C．Sothatw

ecangloatonoursuccess.20．Wheredoesthegreatestgrowthcomefrom?A．Discomfortandanimosity.B．Decodingadversity.C．Discomfortandad

versity.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。AItisestimatedthatby2025,some75billionsmartdeviceswillbeconnecte

dtotheInternet-of-Things.That’sabout15devicesperperson!Herearesomeunusualsmartdevices.BeltyGoodVibesItistheveryfirstsmartbeltintegratingA

rtificialIntelligenceintotheactivitiesofyoureverydaylife.Beltyoffersfeedbackabouttherhythmofyourlife.Itgoesbeyondstatisticsa

ndhelpsyoutobemoreawareofthequalityofyoureverydayexperience.Thebeltpromotesactivities,challengesyoutoincreaseamountsofactivity,countsste

psandremainscompletelyintunewithyourbody.EmberSmartMug2DesignedforhomeorofNice,EmberMug2doesmorethansimplykeepyourcoffeehot.Itallowsyoutoseta

nexactdrinkingtemperature,soyourcoffeeisnevertoohot,ortoocold.Emberisaconnecteddevice.UsetheEmberapptoset

yourtemperature,customizepresets(自定义预置)foryourfavoritedrinks,receivenotifications(通知)whenyourdesiredtempe

ratureisreached,personalizeyourmugandmore.IntegrateswithAppleHealth,andyoucantrackandmonitoryourdailycaffeineconsumption.NORASmartSockBabyMonitorTra

ckyourbaby’sheartratedayandnight,indoorandoutdoor,athomeoronaroadtrip.Monitorthefoottemperaturetoensureit’scomfortabl

e.Keepaneyeonthesleepingpositiontomakesureitalwayssleepsonback.Keeptrackingthesleephistoryasitgrowseveryday.Use

itanywherewithadirectBluetoothlinktoiOS13+orAndroid10+.SmartEggTrayThisdeviceshowsyouhowfarsomemanufacture

rsgotomakethingsconnected.MeettheQuirkyEggminder.Itsyncs(同步)withyoursmartphonetotellyouhowmanyeggsyou’vegotathome(upto1

4)andwhenthey’regoingbad.In-trayLEDlightsindicatetheoldestegg,whilepushnotificationsalertyouwhenyou’rerunninglow.21．Whichsmartdevicebene

fitspeople’shealthindifferentaspects?A．SmartEggTray.B．EmberSmartMug2.C．BeltyGoodVibes.D．NORASmartSockBabyMonitor.22．Whatc

anNORASmartSockBabyMonitordo?A．LinktothelocalWi-Fiautomatically.B．Changethefoottemperatureofthebaby.C．Keeprecordofthedataabo

utthebaby’ssleep.D．Offerfeedbackabouttherhythmofthebaby’slife.23．EmberSmartMug2cankeepyourcoffeeatafixedtemperaturepr

obablybecause_______.A．themugcanheatthecoffeeinsideB．themugcanreactwiththecoffeeinsideC．themugcanbeconnectedt

othesmartphoneD．thetemperatureofcoffeedoesnotdropnaturallyBIwas6yearsoldwhenmyfathertoldmewewereleavingtheBigAppleCircus(马戏团).Unt

ilthatpoint,Ihadspentmostofmylifeonthecircuslot,playingwiththeothercircuskids.Thecircus,byitsnature,isonethathasaloosestru

cture.Sotheearlyyearsaftermyleavingthecircus,tositinaclassroomalldayfeltmorelikeaprison.Butyearslater,Ifoundareasthatinterestedme.Itooktheskil

lsIhadlearnedfrombeingonstageandappliedthemtobroadcasting.AndsowhenBoston’snewsstationWBURofferedmeajoboutofcollege

,Ijumpedatthechance.Alongtheway,IfoundIreallyenjoyedthework.IbecameWBUR’snewsreporter.TheflexibilityandadaptabilityI’dlearnedinthecircusas

achildhelpedmedomyjobnaturallyandeasilyinastressfulsituation—whetheritwasadestructivetornadooutsideBoston,ortheBostonMarathonbombingsof2013.Butth

enaseriousinfectiousdiseaseappeared.Suddenly,forthefirsttimeinmyadultlife,Iwentforayearwithoutdoinganyshows.Butitbecamec

leartomethatperformingwaswhatItrulywanted.Forme,thecircussymbolizeswhoIam.AndstageshavealwaysbeenwhereI’vefeltthemostfree.Som

epeoplegetnervousbeforetheygoonstage,butbyactingthecharacterofJacquesWhipperanddrawingastupidmoustacheonmyface,allmys

ocialanxietydisappears.Circusperformancesgobeyondage,socioeconomicstatus,andevenlanguage.It’sthetypeofperformancewhereyoucangoanyw

hereintheworldtoentertainanyone—helpanyoneforgettheirtroublesfor5,10andeven30minutes.Andmostimportantly,forme,itmeanscominghome.24．Howdidtheauthorf

eelintheearlyyearsofschool?A．Curious.B．Fresh.C．Controlled.D．Impatient.25．Whatdoweknowabouttheauthor’sjobatW

BUR?A．Hediditforhisfather.B．Hediditagainsthiswill.C．Heriskedhisneckdoingit.D．Hetooktoitgreatly.26．Whatdoesthecircusprobablymeantothe

author?A．Ameansofliving.B．Achancetogoanywhere.C．Apartofhisidentity.D．Awaytoforgethistroubles.27．Whydoestheauthorwritethetext?A．Toexpresshislovefo

rcircusperformances.B．Tostressthevalueofperforming.C．Tosharehispersonalexperiencesinacircus.D．Todiscussthepro

blemofchoosingajob.CIfyouhaveacar,youmostlikelyhavebeenfeelingpainatthepump.Atthetimeofwriting,agallono

fgasinLafayetteCountycosts$3.94,withthenationalaverageevenhigherat$4.24.Thesearethemostexpensivegaspricesinhistory.T

heWhiteHousehasregardedthisriseinpricesas“Putin’sPriceHike”,buthowmuchistheconflictbetweenRussiaandUkrainereallytoblame?TheWhiteHouse’scla

imcouldbebelievableifgaspriceshadnotalreadybeenwayabovenormalbeforeRussiansoldierseversetfootinUkraine.Infact,BidentoldtheFederalTrade

CommissiontoinvestigatehighgaspricesbackinNovember2021,longbeforetheRussia-Ukraineconflict.FormanyAmericans,gaspricesarethelimitingfac

torinhowmuchfoodisonthedinnertable,becausenearlyallgoodsneedgastobetransported.Eggpricesareup13.1%,porkhasrisen14.1%andchickenrose10.3%overthepast

year.InFebruary,asaresultoftheclimbinggaspricesandotherfactors,suchasthesupplychaincrisis,theConsumerPriceIndex,whichtracksaverageinflatio

n(通胀),roseanother0.8%,whichcanhaveterribleimpactsforlow-incomefamilies.ThiswasatrendbeforetheRussia-Ukraine

conflict,andblamingitonPutinisshyingawayfromtherealproblemof40-yearhighinflation.WhileAmericansarestrugglingtopayforthing

sthatjustafewyearsagowouldbeaffordable,SecretaryofTransportationPeteButtigieghadatone-deafsolution.Ifyoucannotaffordgas,justgetanelec

tricvehicle.Easy,right?Anelectriccarcoststensofthousandsofdollars,andwhenpeoplecannotevenaffordatankofgas,theywillsurely

notbeabletoaffordabrandnewcar.PresidentBidenhassaidhe“can’tdomuch”abouthighgaspricesandinflation,butthatisnottrue.Wedonotneedt

orelyonRussianoiltokeeppriceslow.TheanswerisforPresidentBidentoincreaseUnitedStatesoilproductiontooffsetanylostoilimpor

tsfromRussia.28．Whatcanwelearnaboutthegasprices?A．TheyremainednormalbeforetheRussia-Ukraineconflict.B．TheyrosemainlybecauseRussiadecidedtoex

portlessoil.C．Theyclimbedtothehighestinhistoryforuncertainreasons.D．TheywentupsuddenlybecauseoftheRussia-Ukra

ineconflict.29．WhatdoestheauthorthinkofPeteButtigieg’ssuggestion?A．Reasonable.B．Senseless.C．Practical.D．Funny

.30．Whichcanreplacetheunderlinedword“offset”inthelastparagraph?A．Giveriseto.B．Launchanattackon.C．Getridof.D．Makeupfor.31．Whichse

rvesasthebesttitleforthepassage?A．GaspricesareBiden’sfault,notPutin’sB．HighgaspriceshitAmericansreallyhardC．Thetruthbehindanabnormalphenomeno

nD．TimetotakemeasurestokeepgaspricesdownDTheconceptof“forestbathing”haslongbeenpraisedforitssupposedhealthbenefits.Itcani

mprovementalhealthandcognitive(认知)performance,reducebloodpressureandeventreatdepressionandanxiety.Yetforestscanbehardtoreachorcompletelyinaccess

ibleinaworldwhereasmanyas5billionpeoplemightliveinurbanenvironmentsby2030.Somescientistsbelievethatvirtualrealityco

uldofferanalternative.VRhasalreadybeenusedtohelpdistractchildrenundergoingmedicalprocedures,andicyvirt

uallandscapeshaveeasedthepainofburnvictims.Couldvirtualforestsobtainthesamephysiologicalresponsesasrealones?AgroupofscientistsattheCzechUni

versityofLifeSciences—apsychologistwithresearchersintheforestrydepartment—hastestedtheassumptionbytakingagroupof15peopleinto

theRoztockyhájnaturereservefor30-minutebathingsessions.Theythenusedlaserscannerstodevelopavirtualtwinofthesameareaofforest,enhan

cedwithaudiorecordings.Twentyparticipants,including10whovisitedtherealforest,spent30minutesinthevirtualforest.Questionnairesas

sessingtheparticipantsemotionalstatesrevealednosignificantdifferencebetweenthetwoexperiences,accordingtoth

eresults.Astheforestryresearcherleadingtheprojectexplained,“Iwasawarethattheforestwasnotreal.However.theexperiencewas

vivid,anditwaseasyformetoforgetthatIwasinanexperimentalroom.”Therearelimitationsofcourse.Sincecomputerprocessing

powerisfinite(有限),virtualforestshavephysicalboundaries.Someoftheparticipantssaidtheyfeltcagedwhentheyencounteredtheinvisib

leforestwall.Powerconstraints(结束)alsomeanthecomputerisnotperfectatsmalldetailslikemushroomsorinsects.Norcanvirtualenvironmentsimitateeverysensor

yexperienceofarealforest,likethesmellofdampleaves.Makingothersensations,likethefeelofwindwouldprovemorecomplicated.Virtualenvironmentscanalsocaus

ecybersickness,whichhappenswhenyoureyesperceivemotionwhileyourbodydoesnot.Thatiswhysomepeoplefeltdizzyafterthebathingsessions.Psychologistsandcompute

rscientistshopethatfurtherresearchwithlargergroupsofparticipantswillhelptoovercometheselimitations.32．Whatisthefirstparagraphmainlyabout?A．Theorigin

offorestbathing.B．Thedecreaseoftherealforest.C．Thenecessityofvirtualforestbathing.D．Theexpansionofurban

environment.33．Howdidtheparticipantsreacttovirtualforests?A．Theyfeltalmostthesameastherealforests.B．Theylongedforstayingatthevirtualforests.C．Th

eypreferredsurroundingswithaudiorecordings.D．Theyfeltitdifficulttoadapttoexperimentalroom.34．Whatcanimprovetheuserexperienceinvirtualforests?

A．Invisibleforestwalls.B．Bettersmalldetails.C．Physicalboundaries.D．Sensoryfromrealforest.35．Auserofvirtualforests

maybesufferingcybersicknessif________.A．hefeelscuriousandexcitedaboutforestbathingB．hisbodyisn’tusedtothemotionit’sexperiencingC．hispsychologistor

doctorgiveshimanexaminationD．hefailstoovercomethelimitationsofenvironments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。Beinghonestmaynotgetyoualotoffriends,butitwillgetyoutherightones.That’strue,soyoushould

pursueauthenticpositivityinyourfriendships,theoppositeoftoxic(有毒的)positivitythatwouldhaveyouencouragingfriends

inallthings,regardlessofwhatyoumightfeelorobserveorknowaboutthechallengesoflife.361.Askquestions.Afeatureofau

thenticpositivityisacuriousmindset,amentalitywhereyouarelesslockedinto“tellingitlikeitis”andmoreinterestedinwond

eringandexploringthepossibilitiestogetherwithyourfriend.37Ifyourfriendshiphasahistoryofwelcomeadvice-givi

ng,yourquestioncouldbe“Areyoulookingforideas,ordoyoujustwantmetolisten?”2.38“That’ssodisappointing”issom

etimesthemostpositivethingyoucansaytoyourfriendwhentheyarestruggling.Resistingtheurgetosay“It’sallgoingtoworkout;don’tworry”showsyourfriendthatyousee

themintheirpain,andthatyouareavailabletosupportthemhereandnow.39Youcanuse“yes/and”statementslike“Whathappenedatworkissofrustrating—ANDIkno

whowcreativeyouare,soyou’llfindawaytomoveforward.”3.Learntoapologize—andaskforanapology.40Thatincludesyou,too.Beingauthenticin

afriendshipmeanshavingthefreedomtosaytoafriend,“I’msorryIhurtyou.”Italsomeansbeingabletosay,“Yourwords/actionshurtme.”Friend

shipsthatstandthetestoftimehaveroomformistakes,andforrepair.A．Namehardtruths.B．Don’tdisappointyourfriend.C．Eve

ryfriendmissesthemarksometimes.D．Instead,friendsshouldbeauthenticandpositive.E．Herearethreewaystobeanauthenticallypositivef

riend.F．Butthatdoesn’tmeanyouneedtofocusonthenegativeallthetime.G．Positivefriendsaskeachotherquestions,andli

stendeeplytotheanswers.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

。DisneyannouncedTuesdaythatithaspartneredwithImpossibleFoodstoserveplant-basedhamburgersatDisneylandinAn

aheim,California.ImpossibleFoodsmakeshamburgersthattastelikemeatbutaremadefromplantsinsteadof41.They’repopularwithcustomers

whoare42meattoprotectanimalsandtheenvironment.ThisagreementwithDisneyisabigsteptowardthat43.Theplant-basedproductisn’tjustanotherki

ndof44hamburgersonthemenu.Supportersarguethattheycould45mostoftheproblemsrelatedtoanimalmeat.Allaroundtheworld,m

anypeoplelikethetasteofmeatanddemandformeatproductskeeps46.Buttraditionalhamburgersinvolve(涉及)animalcrueltyandpubl

ichealthproblems,and47alotofgreenhousegases.Nowplant-basedhamburgersruntothe48!Theydon’tinvolveraisinganimalsonfactoryfarms.Anda(n)49

oftheplant-basedhamburgershowsthatithasasmallercarbonfootprint.Italsouses87%lesswaterand96%lessland.That’sahuge50.Tha

t’swhyAmericanshavebeenincreasinglyinterestedinmeatreplacementsthatdon’trequirethemto51whattheyloveaboutmeat:theflavorandtaste.Thetea

msbehindtheplant-basedmeatproductsworkto52theirproductshavetheflavorandcookingexperienceofmeat.“Our53havewarmlywelcomedourplant-basedproductsatDisne

yland.Weare54toexpandourmenu,”Disneywroteintheannouncement.“WiththeImpossiblepartnership,weareexpandingourmenufurt

hertogiveevenmorevisitorsthe55togetatasteofplant-basedfoods.”41．A．vegetablesB．animalsC．chickensD．sausages42．A．avoidingB．ea

tingC．buyingD．donating43．A．disasterB．problemC．goalD．conclusion44．A．cheapB．unhealthyC．uglyD．tasty45．A．solveB．st

udyC．showD．meet46．A．droppingB．revivingC．growingD．competing47．A．harvestB．produceC．absorbD．need48．A．parkB．trapC．ruinD．rescue49．A．menuB．varietyC．analy

sisD．application50．A．improvementB．lossC．marketD．size51．A．concentrateonB．giveupC．makeupD．dependon52．A．ignoreB．appreciateC．ensureD．imagine53．A．cha

ractersB．studentsC．adultsD．guests54．A．forcedB．stoppedC．amusedD．inspired55．A．courageB．hopeC．chanceD．power第二节(共10小题:每小题1.5分

，满分15分)阅读下列材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或用括号内单词的正确形式。IwasrecentlyfortunateenoughtohavetheopportunitytotraveltoSuzhouinJiangsuProvince.As56amateurs

tudentofhistory,Ihavealwaysbeenfascinatedwiththisincrediblecityandhad57(particular)highexpectations.Uponlandingandh

eadingtomyhotel,Ibegantowonderwhatthesceneryaroundmyhotelwouldbelike.Thefollowingfewdays58(find)mefloatingdowntheancientcanalsinthe“OldTown”di

strictofSuzhou,visitingitsgorgeousandhistoricgardens,59(explore)themanymarketsofthecityandtakingadvantageofeveryopportunityIcouldtoeatfa

vorableSuzhoucuisine.Ifoundmyself60(overwhelm)bytheinfectiousenergythatsurges(涌动)throughthecity.This“energyofSuzhou”isrepresentedbestby

itspeople.Suzhoupeoplehaveenormousrespectfor61(they)city’shistory,whilealsohavinganinnovativeeyeonthefuture.Suzhouserved62akeytradinghubformuchofC

hina’shistory,drawinginscholars,engineers63merchantsfromalloverthecountryforthousandsofyears.TheentiretyofSuzhou64(be)atr

uetreasureofChinathatmanagesthedifficultbalanceofinnovationandpreservation.Ieagerlyawaitwhatextraordin

ary65(accomplish)itwillsurelyachievenext.第四部分写作(共两节,满分40分)第一节(满分15分)假设你是学校心理社团(MetalClub)主席李华，正在做一项“高中生学业压力”的网上调查问卷。请给你的同学Tom写一封邮件，请他帮忙完成调查问卷，并将其转发给

他的同学们，让更多的人参与。内容包括：1.调查问卷的目的；2.调查问卷的内容和意义。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。参考词汇：调查问卷questionnaireDearTom,___________________________

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______________________________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。LiketheChristmasbefore,wedidn’tsendChrist

mascards;wecalledmyfamilyinCanada.GinnyandItalkedtomymom.Wespoketomyunclesandaunts.Ihadn’tseenanyofthem

insevenyearsandGinnyhadn’tmetthemyet,butshehopedtooneday.Thosecallswerecompleted,butIcouldn’trelax.Istillhadon

emorecalltomake,andIwasafraid.Ipacedupanddowninsidetheroom.Iwastedtimeatmycomputer.IneededtocallbutIcouldn’t.Fiveyearsago,I

receivedane-mailfrommybrother.Atthattime,Ihadbeenoutofworkforseveralmonths.Mylifewasverystressful.Mybrother’se

-mailwasnothingterriblebutitmademeangry.Iwroteback.AsItyped,myangergrew.Monthsoffrustration(沮丧)flowedintomyunkindresponse.Isaidthingsthatwerenotn

ice,butIsentthee-mailwithouthesitation.Morethoughtsoccurredtome.Iwroteaseconde-mail.Iscreamedabuseatmybrothe

rintheemails.Ididn’tcareifIeverheardfromhimagain.ThenextdayIreceivedanothere-mailfromhim.Ididn’treadit.Ijustdeletedit,andthenIblockedhise-mail

address.Forfiveyears,hetriedtogetthroughtomebutIignoredhim.Ihadlivedwiththisterribleguilt.Ithoughtaboutcontactinghim,butwasashamed

ofmyselfforwhatI’dsaid.Itwastimetofixit.Ipickedupthephoneandsteppedoutside.Iwantedprivacy.Ginnydidn’tknowIwascal

lingmybrother.Itookadeepbreath,blewoutacloudofmybreathintothecoldDecemberair,anddialed(拨号)hisnumber.Evenafterfiv

eyears,Istillknewitbyheart.Aphonerang3,700milesawayinNovaScotia.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。Therewasnoanswer,soIleftavoiceme

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