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高二英语试卷命题学校：黄陂一中命题人：陈映茹、杨国萍审题人：黄丹、郭敬毅、刘利琼考试时间：2023年5月18日试卷满分：150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）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,例：Howmuchisthesh

irt?A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.答案是C。1.WhatisSonyaresponsiblefor?A.Decidingonexplorers.B.Lookingupthedates.C.Doingsomeresearch.2.Whatis

thewomantryingtodo?A.MakeanappointmentB.Cancelanappointment.C.Rescheduleanappointment.3.Whoistheman?A.Abanker.B.Ashopper.C.Acashier.4.Wheredoestheco

nversationtakeplace?A.Inafurniturestore.B.Inarestaurant.C.Inatrainstation.5.WhatarethespeakersmainlytalkingaboutA.Theman’sdaugh

ter.B.Abirthdayparty.C.Somethingtodrink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.Whatistherelationshipb

etweenthespeakers?A.Hotelclerkandguest.B.Houseownerandrenter.C.Gymclerkandcustomer.7.Whatwillthewomando?A.Cleantheroom.B

.Packhersuitcase.C.Havesomethingtoeat.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatdidthespeakersdojustnow?A.Theymetawriter.B.Theysawadoctor.C.The

yclimbedamountain.9.Whatdoesthemanthinkofthestories?A.Boring.B.Interesting.C.Difficult.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题

。10.Whatdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Workoutaplan.B.Lookforanapartment.C.Askthemanforhelp.11.Whatwillthemando?A.Moveontohisnewjob.B.Givenewemplo

yeestraining.C.Workonanimportantproject.12.Whatdoesthemansuggestthewomando?A.TurntoMr.Cortez.B.Extendthede

adline.C.Waitforhimfortwoweeks.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatdothespeakersagreeaboutaGPS?A.Itisquiteuseless.B.Itisverycon

venient.asC.Itisnotentirelyreliable.14.Whyaresomepeoplebetteratfindingtheirway?A.Theyaremorefocused.B.Theywerebornwiththeskill.C.They

gototheplacemorefrequently.15.Whathelpedthemanfindhisfriend’splace?A.Astreet.B.Abuilding.C.Atree.16.Whatwillthewomandon

ext?A.Takealookaround.B.Shareherexperience.C.Visitherfriend.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatisthespeaker?A.Atourguide.B.Ahotelclerk.C.Ab

usdriver.18.Wherearethespeakerandthelisteners?A.Inahotel.B.Onabus.C.Onabridge.19.WhatdoweknowaboutIbiza?A.Itisacoastalcity.B.Thedeathrat

ethereishigh.C.Itisfamousforitsrestaurants.20.Whatdoesthespeakerremindthelistenerstodointheend?A.Drinksomewat

er.B.Takecareoftheirluggage.C.ContactManuelinadvance.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。AWallArtForAllHaveyouevertriedmakingyourownwallart?Youdon’tneedtobeamasterpainterorillu

stratortodoso!Istronglybelievethatweallhavethecapacitytomakeart.Takethiswallartpiece,forinstance.WhattodoStep1:Cutoutf

iveorsixlargerectanglesfromyourcolouredcard.Varythesizesandthecolors,sonotwopiecesarethesame.Thesewillbeyourbasepieces.Step2:Putyourposterboar

dflatonthefloor.Layoutyourbasepiecesofcarddirectlyontotheposterboard.Moveeacharounduntilyou’rehappy.Trytooverlap（重叠）atleasttwoorthre

e.Step3:Cutoutsomemedium-sizedpiecesofcard(alittlesmallerthanyourbasepieces).Aswiththebasepieces,theseshouldbevaryingsizesandcolors.Placethe

semediumpiecesoverthebasepieces,sotheyoverlapslightly.Step4:Onebyone,measurethesizesoftheoverlappingsectionswitharuler.Cutoutacontrastingpiece

ofcardtothesamedimensions,thengluetheminplace(coveringtheoverlappingsection,tocreatetheeffectofmultipletones).Step5:Stickdownall

ofthebaseandmedium-sizepieces.Gluethemdirectlyontotheposterboardwithagluestick.Takeyourtimedoingthis—mak

esurethatthey’realllinedneatlywiththeedgesoftheposterboard.Step6:Finally,fillinanygapswithsmallersquar

esandrectanglesofcard.Aswithstep4,coveranyoverlappingsectionswithadditionalcontrastingcard.21.Whicho

fthefollowingdoyouneedtocreatethewallart?A.Goodpaintingskills.B.Agluestickandpins.C.Coloredcardsofthes

amesize.D.Aposterboardandaruler.22.Whatistheposterboardusedtodo?A.Drawpictureson.B.Actasabaseboard.C.Cutoutpiecesofcard.D.Filling

apsbetweencards.23.Whatshouldwepayattentiontoaboutthecards?A.Allcardsareofthesamesize.B.Allcardshavethesameshape.C.Allcardsoverl

apeachothercompletely.D.Allcardsparalleltheedgesoftheposterboard.BIt’shardtomakegeneralizationsabouthowadultsandchildrenlookatartdifferently.Buto

nethingI’venoticedisthatchildrentendtobeslightlybetterreadersofpictures,morepatient,andwithlesstheoreticalexpectation.Theyrarelyaskwhatap

icturemeans—theyaretoobusythinkingabouthowitmakesthemfeel,whatitremindsthemof.Andthat’stheperfectwaytolookatpicture

s.Theyarealsomuchbetteratnoticingdetails.PerhapsmymosttellingexperiencehereiswithmybookTheRedTree.It’smoreorl

essaboutdepression,buthiddenineverypaintingisatinyredleaf,inagutter,floatinginthebackground,restingonawind

owframe.Mostchildrennoticeitstraightaway.Andtheyseeitasakeyconnectorbetweenallpictures,apositiveone.Theyintuitively（凭直觉地）

makehopefulremarksaboutit.Manyadultsmissedthisvitalconnectivethreadandfindthebookalittlepuzzlingandprettymiserable.Theotherthi

ngaboutthatbookisthatmanyadultsthoughtitwasnotsuitableforyoungerreadersandthatitpresentedabentviewofreality.Imyselfwasn’tsureiftheywererightorwrongab

outthat.Idon’treallywriteandillustratespecificallyforyoungreadersanyway.ButthenIdiscoveredthatchildren,whenasked,actuallyfo

unditveryentertainingandfun.Theydeeplyidentifiedwithit,oftensayingitfelt“real.”Theyalsocommentedthatthebookfeelsextremelyhopefultothem,largely

becausetheyconnectallpositivefeelingstothelittleredleaves.Assomeonewhoisaprettypessimisticadultmuchofthetime,I’velea

rnedalotfromseeinghowyoungerreadersrespondtomywork.They’vetaughtmenewwaystolook,think,andfeel.24.Whatmightbethewriter’scareer?A.An

ewsreporter.B.Acomicbookwriter.C.Abookreviewer.D.Anearlychildhoodeducator.25.Accordingtothewriter,whatmatterstointerpret

inganartwork?A.Explorethemesoftheartwork.B.Refertocommentsontheartwork.C.Treattheartworkwithfixedvalues.D.Relatetheartworkwithpersonalexp

erience.26.WhatdoweknowaboutthebookTheRedTree?A.It’sintendedforyoungreaders.B.It’sanobjectivedescriptionofreality.C.It’s

connectedbyathread-aredleaf.D.It’sallaboutdepressionandhopelessness.27.WhathasthewriterlearnedfromchildrenA.Hopef

orlife.B.Patiencewithwork.C.Passionforart.D.Confidenceinoneself.CConnerSessions’sdecisiontocombinehisloveofscience

andanimalsnearlydestroyedhim.AftergraduatingfromtheUniversityofWashington(UW),Seattle,in2016,hetookajobasananimaltechnician,so

meonetocleanandfeedmice,pigs,dogs,andothercreaturesusedinbiomedicalresearchattheuniversity.Sessionshadgrownuparound

farmanimalsandconsideredhimselfananimallover.ThatbecamehisAchilles’heel.Duringhiswork,heraisedthepuppie

sfrombirth,sometimestubefeedingthosethathadtroublenursing.Andthenhewasrequiredtoeuthanize（使安乐死）massivenumbersofthem—morethan13,000ayear.The

workeventuallyhelpedtheresearch,buthecouldn’tshakefeelingsofanxiety,sadnessandregret.Sessionsbegantostrugglewithaheavy

depressionandguilt.Yethedidn’tfeellikehecouldtalktoanyoneaboutit.Instead,Sessionsfoundhimselfsneakingintotheemployeelockerrooman

dcrying.Sessions’sconditionalsostrikesashockingnumberoflabanimalworkers.Yetfewofthemwanttotalkabouttheproblem.Unlikedoctors,theyaren’tjus

tsurroundedbypainanddeath—they‘reoftentheonescausingit.That’smadethoseinthisfieldloathtoreachoutforhelp.Atbest,friendsandfamilydon’tunde

rstandwhattheydo,orwhy.Atworst,animalrightsgroupsviewedthemasmurderers.Institutionsavoiddiscussingthep

roblem,oftenhiddenfrompublicviewinuniversitybasements,forfearofattractingnegativeattentiontotheiranimalresearchprograms.Sothosewh

otendtolabanimalshavelargelysufferedinsilence.SomeatUWaretryingtochangethis.Asmallgroupofvolunteershaslaunched

aprogramcalledDare2Care.Dare2Caresetupa“crisis”phonelineandemailforthosewhoarestruggling,hopingtomaketheuniversity’sinvisiblepopu

lationfeelseeninsteadofhidingthemselvesintheshadows.Yetit’sunclearwhethertheirapproacheswillhelp.28.WhatdoesSession

s’sAchilles’heelreferto?A.Hisaffectionforanimals.B.Hisworkattheuniversity.C.Hisguiltaboutanimals’fate.D.Greatprogressintheresearch.29.Thecareg

iverslikeSessionskeepsilentabouttheirexperiencebecause______.A.theyattemptedtohidethetruth.B.theywereafraidoflosingtheirjobs.C.theytriedtoavoidnegati

veattention.D.theyblamedwhathappenedonthemselves.30.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“loath”meaninthefifthparagraph?A.hesitant

B.willingC.desperateD.ambitious31.Whichofthefollowingisasuitabletitleforthetext?A.Ceasingthekilling.B.Sufferinginsilence.C

.Fightingagainstanxiety.D.Speakingupforanimals.DMicroplastics,ortinyplasticparticles-havebeenfoundinhumanbloodforthefirsttime.Inapaperpublishedi

nEnvironmentInternational,researchersintheNetherlandsanalyzed22bloodsamplesfromhealthydonorsandfoundthat17oralm

ost80%containmicroplastics.Theteamtestedforfivetypesofplastics.Polyethyleneterephthalate(PET),commonlyusedindisposablewaterbottles,wasthemostcommonpl

astictypeandfoundinabout50percentofthedonors.Thesecondmostcommon,polystyrene(PS)whichisusedforfoodpa

ckaging,wasfoundinabout36percent.Alarmingly,theresearchersfounduptothreedifferenttypesofplasticinasingleblood

sample.Previously,microplasticpollutionhasbeenrecordedtothesummitofMountEverest,oceans,seafood,waterandair.Itisthefirststudytofindsuchtinyp

articlesinhumanblood.“Theparticlesaretransportedthroughoutthebodyandstayininternalorgans,”studyauthorDickVethaak,anecotoxicologistintheNeth

erlandssaystotheGuardian.Thehealtheffectsoftakinginmicroplasticsarecurrentlyunclear.Today,theonlydata

availablearelaboratorystudiesthatshowitsunfavorableeffectsonmiceorratswhengivenlargequantitiesofmicroplastics.AsP

rofessorMarkTaylorofMacquarieUniversityinSydneytoldTheGuardianlastyear,“nobodyreallyknows.”However,ashestressed.,“Absenceofev

idenceisnotevidenceofabsence.”Ifwe’retounderstandtheeffects,thefirststepunderwayatthemomentisunderstandinglevelsofexposure.Itisestimatedthatsince

the1950s,morethan70milliontonsofmicroplasticshavebeendumpedintotheoceansduetoindustrialmanufacturingprocesses.AWWFreportalsosuggestedw

e’reallunintentionallytakingin125gramsofplasticevery6months.Despitethesmallnumberofdonorsinthestudy,pollutionexpertFayCouceiroofth

eUniversityofPortsmouth,whowasnotinvolvedinthestudy,tellstheAFPthatthestudywas“solidandwillstanduptoexamination.”Now,manycountriesar

etakingactiontoreducemicroplasticsintheenvironment.32.Whatdidscientistsfindinthestudyof22donors’bloodsamples?

A.Halfthebloodsamplescontainedmicroplastics.B.PETwasthemostcommonplasticinthesamples.C.Altogetherthreetypesofplasticsaredetectedinsamples

.D.Donorswerehealthydespitemicroplasticsintheirblood.33.WhatconcernedscientistsintheNetherlands?A.Microplasticscandamagehumaninternalorgans.B.Microp

lasticshaveunfavorableeffectsonhumans.C.Multipletypesofplasticwerefoundinonesample.D.Microplasticshavepollutedthe

peakofMountEverest.34.WhatdoesMarkTaylor’swordsconcerningmicroplasticsmean?A.Theireffectistooweaktonote.B.Evidenc

eshowsnohealthimpacts.C.Lotsofmorestudyaboutthemisneeded.D.Levelsofexposuretomicroplasticsmatter.35.Whatwillthewriterfo

cusoninthefollowingparagraph?A.Howmicroplasticsgetintothefoodchain.B.Howwidespreadmicroplasticshavebecome.C.Distrib

utionofmicroplasticsintheecosystem.D.Effectivemeasurestakentorestrictmicroplastics.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。AsapersonwithADHD（注意力缺陷多动障碍）,IfoundtheslidesweredifficultformetoprocesswhileItriedtofocusonwhatthepresenterhadtosay.36Butitalsohelpedmet

hinkabouthowIcancraftmyownpresentationstointerestalltheaudience—includingthosewithADHD.Peopleareeasilydistractedandoftenfin

ditchallengingtokeeptheirattentionfocusedonastreamofthought.37Visualinformationgivestheaudienceanopportuni

tytobefocusedonwhatIamexplaining.38Sothestartandstructureofapresentationarekey.Itrytocraftintroductionstohighlightwhythestudyisim

portantandwhatgapinknowledgeI’mtryingtofill.IfIhaveasurprisingfinding.Ileaveitforlast.Inthismanner,theaudi

encecanfollowmetoanoteworthyconclusion.Aslidefullofresultswillgetmymindracingasittriestoprocesseverythingatthesa

metime.Toavoidthatproblem,Ioftenstartwithrelativelyblankresultsslides,graduallyaddingmorefiguresalongwithmyexplanations.39Oneo

fmyfavoritecomedians,ChrisRock,oncesaidthatatthebeginningofhiscareerbewouldrepeatedthepremise（前提）ofajokemultip

letimesjustincasetheaudienceforgotit.Thisdevelopedintohissignaturedeliverystyle.I’veusedthatapproachinmyownpresentations—restati

ngmymainpoints.40Humanslovetohearinteresting,easy-to-followtales—sogiveyouraudienceastorytoremember.A.Mymindbegantowander.B.T

heexperiencewasfrustrating.C.Guideyouraudiencethroughthefindingsonestepatatime.D.Theaudiencewillbeengagedifyou’retellinganabsorbingstory.E.Va

rythetoneandpaceofmyvoice,usingpausestobuildtension.F.Therefore,Iuseminimaltextandinsertgraphsandphotostoillustratemypoints.G.This

ensurestheaudiencewillstillleavewiththekeytakeawaymessageeveniftheirmindwandered.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。Benracedoutofschool.Hejumpedoverpilesofsnowontheroadand41downatobo

ggan（雪橇）runinthepark.Looking42themountainhesawsomethingmoving.Coulditbeahorse?AtdinnerBensaidfirmly,“Isawhorsesonthemo

untaintoday.”“Thentheymustbe43byallthissnow,”hisfathersaid.“Wehavetodosomething.”Bensaid44.Buthowcouldth

eygethorsesdownthroughthedeepsnow?Thefamilyhada45meeting.Someonesuggestedusingahelicoptertolifthorsesout.Butthey’dprobablybr

eaktheirlegswhen46.FinallyBensaid“We’lljusthavetodigatunnel.”“Thenweneedalotofpeopleshoveling（用铁锹铲）.”Dad

said.Bencould47hewaswarmingtotheidea.“We’llfindsome!”saidBen.He48hiscoatandboots.Benwentfromdoortodoorask

ingeveryonetocomeandhelp.Thenthefamilytookthesnowmobileupthemountain.Ontheremotemountainpathwas49anddeepsnow.Atlasttheyr

eachedthe50wherethehorsesstood.Thetwohorseslookedprettybad.Ben51themasugarcubefromhispocket.Theystartedshoveling,52temperaturesreachi

ng-40°F.Ben’sfingerswerefrozen,andhisnosefeltnumb.Suddenly,agroupofsnowmobilerswithshovelsandhotchocolatefollowed

Benandhisfather’s53upthemountain.Forthenextweek,peoplecameandshoveledeveryday,andadeep,narrowpathveryslowly

54downthemountain.Theabandonedhorseswere55.41.A.walkedB.travelledC.slidD.wandered42.A.intoB.upC.acrossD.over43.A.pani

ckedB.delayedC.surroundedD.trapped44.A.directlyB.franklyC.urgentlyD.patiently45.A.dullB.specialC.plannedD.hurrie

d46.A.crashingB.landingC.climbingD.skipping47.A.declareB.guaranteeC.convinceD.see48.A.grabbedB.removedC.wrappedD.examined49.A.artificialB.little

C.freshD.permanent50.A.habitatB.platformC.endingD.clearing51.A.recoveredB.fedC.rewardedD.fuelled52.A.bravi

ngB.predictingC.estimatingD.measuring53.A.tipsB.tracksC.signalsD.strategies54.A.workeditswayB.setupC.setoffD.pusheditsway55.A.refreshedB.abusedC

.freedD.cured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。WhileathleteswereracingtorealizetheirdreamsduringtheBei

jing2022WinterParalympics,DingJiaokept56closewatchonthem,hopingtocapturetheirmostinspiringand57(happy)mo

mentsthroughhercomics.Ding,aphysicallychallengedartistcreated96comicsfortheChineseathletesintheTokyoSummerParalympicslastyear.The

secomicswerepopular,with58(view)surpassing100milliononsocialmedia.The31-year-oldDingsays:“I’mphysicallychalle

nged,soIknowhowharditisforphysicallychallengedpeople59(fight)fortheirdreams.”DingrecallswhenshewatchedChineseathletescomingintosightatt

heopeningceremony,tears60(course)downherface.Shespentaroundfivehoursdrawingacomicpiece,describingtheC

hineseathletesattheopeningceremony.Thework61(post)byZhouJiamin,theflagbearerofChineseteam,toherSinaWeiboaccount,whichencour

agedDingtocontinuecreatingmorecomicsforChineseathletes.Everytimeshedrewanathlete,shewatchedtheathlete’srace62(repeat）.Dingfinished9

6comicswithinonemonth.“Iworkedovertime,butitisworthy63theefforts,especiallywhenIreadthemessagesleftby

theathletesandtheirrelatives,”shesays.Officially64(invite)bytheIPC,Dingwasbusycreatingcomicsforathletesatth

eBeijingWinterParalympics.“I’dliketocreateacomic,through65viewerscanfeeltheathlete’spositiveattitudethatencouragespe

opletogoonandenjoylife,”shesays.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，上周三你校举办了庆祝五四青年节(China’sYouthDay)学生书画作品展。请你为校英文报写篇报道，内容包括：1.画展时间、地点与目的；2.画展内

容和反响。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。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。Iwascreatingapicturebookfor

mydad’sbirthdayaboutourfamily’sfruitstore.Iworkedhardmakingpicturesofbigapples,peaches,plums,andoranges.EverytimeIme

ssedup,Istartedalloveragain,sothefloorunderthekitchentablewascoveredwithhalf-finisheddrawings.“Dad’sgoingtolovethis,”Momsaidasshelookedov

ermyshoulder.Izippedthroughthecleaningandmovedthosewastepapersfromthefloortotherecyclingbinasfastaspossible.JustasIwasa

bouttogetbacktothebirthdaybook.myfriendMareyashowedupandinvitedmetogoplayinthepark.It’sfreezingoutside,notgoodforawalk.ButMareyainsistedth

atit’stheperfectweatherfornotgettingoverheated.That’sacoolthingaboutMareya.Shehadthiswayoflookingonthebrig

htsideofprettymuchanything.So,aftercheckingwithmymom,weputMareya’sguitarinsideandheadedtothepark.Butassoonaswearrivedth

ere,theskyfilledwithgiantgraycloudsandrainstartedpouringdown.Welaughedasweheadedbackhome,drippingwet.Mar

eyawasrightaboutonething.Wedefinitelydidn’tgetoverheated!Wewerejustarrivingatthedrivewayandthat’swhenmyheartprettymuchstop

ped.Rightthere,infrontoftherecyclingbin,werepiecesofsoaking-wetpapers.Andnotjustanypapers…Irantorescu

emybirthdaybookdrawings.Butitwastoolate.AsIpickedupmyonce-perfectpictures,theywereawet,uselessmess!Mydrawingsweregoneforever!Theca

tshadjumpedupandknockedpapersoffthetable.Thenafterbeingplayedwithbythenaughtycats,theyendedupintherainwater.WhatcouldIdowithoutthepresentfordad?

Iwasindespair.“Wecandosomething...”saidMareya.“What?”Isniffled.“Rememberthosepaperpumpkinswemadeinthird-gradeartclass?”shesaid.“Andwecoveredbal

loonswithwetpaperandflourtomakepaperpumpkins.”Havingnobetteralternative,wedecidedtogiveitatrythoughwewerenotsurewhetherthismesscoul

dwork.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。Mymomwasveryunderstanding,preparingballoonsandflourforus.______________________________

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分听力1—5CACBB6—10ACABC11—15BACAC16—20BABAB第二部分阅读理解21-23DBD24-27BDCA28-31ADAB32-35BCCD36-40BFDCG第三部分语言运用41-45CBDCD46-50BDACD51-55BABAC56.a57.happies

t58.views59.tofight60.coursed61.waspost62.repeatedly63.of64.invited65.which第四部分写作第一节Onepossibleversion:第二节On

epossibleversion:Mymomwasveryunderstanding,preparingballoonsandflourforus.Sincemybirthdaybookwassupposedtobeaboutthegrocerystore,

andtheballoonsweretheperfectshapeforbigapples,peaches,plumsandoranges.Wedecidedtomakeonebigpresent-abasketofpaperfruit.Mixin

gwaterwithflour,coveringballoonswithstickywetpaper,wetriedtoturnwhatwasamessintocolorfulfruit.Itturne

douttobereallyfunandmessy,withflourypasteeverywhere,includingalloverourkittycats’paws!Finallywegotthepresentready-abi

gbasketofpaperfruit.Afterwhatseemedtobeacentury,Dad’birthdaycame.Withbutterfliesinthestomach,Ipresenteddadwithmygift,“Happybirthday!Dad.”Ic

ouldfeelDadwasinamazement.Mydadlovedhisbigbasketofpaperfruitsomuchthathekeptitrightnexttothecheckoutcount

erinthestore,foreveryonetosee.So,Mareya’s“everycloudhasasilverlining”wayoflookingatthingsreallydidhelp.There’saprettyhappyendin

gtowhatwasalmostasadstory.录音原文录音稿第一节(Text1)W:Sodidyoudecideanythingaboutthegroupproject?Howshouldyouworkonit?M:Well,Sonya’s

goingtostartontheresearchtonight.Icanlookupthedifferentexplorersandthedates.(Text2)W:ProfessorChiu,IwaswonderingifIcouldcomeandseeyou.Iwantto

talktoyouaboutmypaper.M:Well,myopenofficehoursaretomorrow,fromtentotwelve.Canyoucomethen?W:Ihaveaclass

untileleven.CouldIcomeataround11:15?(Text3)M:Thatwillbe298.W:Here’s500.M:Thankyou,ma’am.Yourchangecomesto

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