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长沙市一中2023届高三月考试卷（六）英语时量：120分钟满分：150分得分：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：Howmuchistheshirt？A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15

.答案是C。1.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydo?A.Stayathome.B.Gotothestore.C.Drivetotheirparents'home.2.Whatdowe

knowabouttheman?A.Helosthiscar.B.Hewashurtbyatruck.C.Hiscarwasdamagedinanaccident.3.Whatdoesthemansugges

tthewomando?A.Seeadoctor.B.Restforafewdays.C.Puticeonherknee.4.Wheredidthespeakersjustcomefrom?A.Theschoolcafeteria.B.Aclassroom.C.Atheater.5.Howmuc

hmoneydidthewomanhaveatfirst?A.$5.B.$12.C.$17.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.Howdoesthewomanfeelwithoutaphoneatnight?A.Moreforgetful.B.M

oreanxious.C.Morerelaxed.7.Whatistherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Colleagues.B.Husbandandwife.C.Strangers.听第7段材料，回答

第8至10题。8.WhatisJulieinterestedin?A.Music.B.Business.C.Math.9.WhatdoesJuliethinkofcomputerprogramming?A.Fun.B.Difficult.C.

Boring.10.WhatwillJulieprobablydofinally?A.Taketheman'sadvice.B.Studywhatshe'sinterestedin.C.Talkwithhersch

ooldirector.听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。11.Wheremightthespeakersbenow?A.Athome.B.Inasupermarket.C.Atthepostoffice.12.Howmuchdidthespeakersspe

ndonthestamps?A.$1.99.B.$3.50.C.$5.90.13.Howdoesthewomanfeelattheend?A.Satisfied.B.Guilty.C.Angry.听第9段材料，回答第14至1

7题。14.Whatdoesthewomandoforaliving?A.She'sahostess.B.She'sadirector.C.She'samoviestar.15.Wherewasthemanfi

rstdiscoveredbyJamesCameron?A.Atafarm.B.Atabank.C.Atatheater.16.Atwhatagedidthemanstarinacommercial?A.At10.B.At12.C.At20

.17.Whatdoesthemanplantodowithhisincomefromthethirdfilm?A.Donateittocharity.B.Buyhisfamilyafarm.C.Gethimselfsomething.听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。18.Howold

wasthespeakerwhenhefellintothewater?A.5yearsold.B.10yearsold.C.15yearsold.19.Whatwasthereasonforthespeaker'sunpleasantchildhood?A.St

rictschoolrules.B.Afrighteningexperience.C.Hisfearofmakingfriends.20.Howdidthespeaker'slifechange?A.Bybecomingate

acher.B.Bylearninghowtoswim.C.Bysavingagirlfromthewater.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。AAssmokepouredthroughthehallsofaNewYorkCityhigh-riseonSunday,killing17peopleintheBronx，tenants（租客）werefacedwithalif

e-or-deathdecision：Shouldtheystayputortrytoescape?AccordingtotheNationalFireProtectionAssociation,ju

stwhatyoushoulddoinafire,though,dependspartlyonthedesignofthebuildingandwherethefireis.EXITPLANGenera

lly,peopleshouldexitaburningbuildingifsafetodoso.Theyshouldfeeldoorsbeforeopeningthem,leavingthemclosedandlookingforanotherwayoutiftheyare

hottothetouch.Residentsshouldshutalldoorsbehindthemtopreventthespreadofsmokeandfire.Theyshouldbesuretotaketheirkeyswiththem

incasetheyhavetoreturntotheirapartments.Inmosthigh-risebuildings,theneareststairwellistheemergencyexit.FIREP

ROOFBUILDINGSEveryapartmentinNewYorkCityisrequiredtohaveanoticepostedonthedoorsayingwhetherthebuildingisconsideredfireprooforno

t,basedonthewayitwasconstructed.Thosenoticesinstructpeoplelivinginfireproof,high-risebuildingsnottoexit,butinsteadshe

lterinplaceunlessthefireisintheirownapartment.Residentswhoshelterinplaceshouldusewettowels,wetsheetsortapetosealdoorsandpreventsmokefrome

ntering.Theyshouldcall911toalertfirefightersthattheyaretrappedandgivetheirexactlocation.Trappedresidentscanopenwindowsnarr

owlyforfreshairortosignaltofirefighters,buttheyshouldnotbreaktheirwindows.Thatcanallowsmoketopourinfromoutsid

e,leavingthemwithnowaytokeepitout.SMOKEVS.FIREMostfiredeathsarenotcausedbyburns,butbysmoke.Homestodaytendtocontainalo

tofproductsmadewithchemicalfibersthatburnathightemperatures,helpingfiresspreadrapidly.Theyalsogeneratepois

onousgasesthatcanovercomepeoplewithinmoments,whichcancauseorgandamage.PREPARATIONISKEYHomesneedgood,workingsmokedetectorsthatareche

ckedoften.Inaddition,residentsneedtohaveanescapeplanandpracticethatplan.Inanapartmentbuilding,residentsneedtoaskthebuildingmanagerabouttheeme

rgencyprotections.21.Forwhatpurposeshouldyoufeelthedoorwhenexiting?A.Toopenitsmoothly.C.Toavoidgettingburnt.B.Toshutitstrongly.D.Tochecktheke

ys.22.Whatshouldyoudowhentrappedinaburningbuilding?A.Reporttofirefighters.C.Pointoutthelandmarks.B.Keepwindowsclose.D

.Listentothetapes.23.Whichwilltheauthormostprobablyagreeto?A.Mostpeopleusuallydieofburnsinafire.B.Exitaburningbuildingassoonaspossible.C.A

warenessofemergencyprotectionsisamust.D.Chemicalfibersslowdownthespreadoffire.BTheNobelPrizeinPhysiologyorMedicinewasawarded

toSweden-borngeneticistSvantePääbo，recognizinghimfordiscoveriesrelatedtothegenomes（基因组）ofextincthumangroupsthatcastlighto

nthegeneticcharacteristicsuniquetopresent-dayhumans.ThecommitteesaidDr.PääboovercamechallengesinrecoveringandanalyzingancientDNA

tosequence（测序）thegenomeoftheNeanderthal，anextinctrelativeofpresent-dayhumans.Healsodiscoveredapreviouslyunknownhumanrelative,calledt

heDenisova.BeforeDr.Pääbo'sresearch,understandingofNeanderthalscamefromanalysisofthefeaturesofancientboneremainsandfroms

tudiesoftoolsandotherarchaeologicalartifacts（史前古器物）.Dr.Pääbo＇sworkmadeitpossibletopreciselyanalyzethegeneticcharacteristicsofNeanderthalsandh

elpedillustratehowdifferenttypesofhumansmixedontheplanetduringperiodsofcoexistence.Dr.Pääbo'sdiscoverieshavelaidthegro

undworkforresearchonhowancientgenesequencesfromextinctrelativesinfluencethefunctionofpresent-dayhumans.Oneexampleisagenecommonamongpr

esent-dayTibetansthatmakesthosepeoplebetteradaptedtolifeathighaltitude.ItcanbetracedtotheDenisovangenome.Earlyinhiscareer,Dr.Pää

bobecamefocusedonusingadvancedmoderngenetictechniquestostudytheDNAofNeanderthals.ButDNAdegradesovertimemeaningt

hat，forancientspecimens（样本），onlysmallamountsareleft.WhenheworkedintheUniversityofMunich,hesuccessfullysequencedDNAfroma40,000-yea

r-oldpieceofbone.TheDNAinquestionwasso-calledmitochondrial（线粒体的）DNA，aformofgeneticmaterialthatisshorter,butmoreplent

iful,thantheextensiveDNAfoundinthecenterofacell.HewentontohelpestablishtheMaxPlanckInstituteinGermany,wherehisresearchgroup

continuedtoimprovethosemethodswiththeaimofsequencingeverlargerpartsofanancientgenome.Thoseeffortsendedin2010.Aroun

dthesametime,theMaxPlanckgroupdiscoveredthata40,000-year-oldfingerbonefoundintheDenisovacaveinthesouthernpartofSiberiawasun

iquewhencomparedwithallknownsequencesfromNeanderthalsandpresent-dayhumans.Itmarkedthefirsttimethatanewtypeofhumanhadbeeniden

tifiedusingonlyancientDNA.24.WhatisParagraph1mainlyabout?A.HowDr.Pääboconductedtheresearch.B.WhatbreakthroughsDr.Pääbohasmade.

C.HowthecommitteecontactedDr.Pääbo.D.WhyDr.Pääboresearchedancientgenomes.25.HowisDr.Pääbo'srescarchdifferentfromtheprevious?A.Comparin

gfeaturesofgenesaccurately.B.Illustratingdifferentmixturesofbones.C.Collectingmanyancientboneremains.D.Distinguishalllivinghumansatpresent.26.W

hatchallengedidDr.Pääboovercomeduringtheprocessofresearch?A.Considerablespecimens.C.Differentrescarchgroups.B.Poor

genetictechniques.D.LimitedDNAinformation.27.What'sthepossiblesignificanceofDr.Pääbo'sdiscovery?A.Analyzingwh

ypresent-dayhumansarebetteradaptedtolife.B.IdentifyinganewhumankindbyusingmodernDNAspecimens.C.Providingthebasisforexploringgenesequ

encesuniquetohumans.D.Innovatingthemethodfordiscoveringmoreextincthumanrelatives.CFootballfanscanhardlyaccuseQatarofbe

ingtight-fisted.TheArabstatehasreportedlyspent$300bninthe12yearssinceitwontherightstohostthemen'sWorld

Cup.Itonlyexpectsthetournamenttoinvest$17bnbackintoitseconomy.Muchofthatspendinghasgoneintobuildinginfrastructure,including

anadvancednewmetrosystembuilttoaccommodatethe1.5mvisitorsexpectedtoshowuptofootball'sbiggestparty.Organisersinsistallthe

constructionwillserveapurposeevenafterthefinalgoalsarescored.Between1964and2018,31outof36bigevents(suchasWorldCupsorSummerandWinterOlympics)suff

eredheavylosses,accordingtoresearchersattheUniversityofLausanne.Ofthe14WorldCupstheyanalyzed,onlyonehaseverbeenprofitable：Russia＇sin2

018generatedasurplus（盈余）of＄235m，buoyedbyahugedealforbroadcastingrights.Still,thetournamentonlymanageda4.6

%returnoninvestment.[ThedataforMexico'sWorldCupin1986isincomplete.Itprobablyranadeficit（赤字）.］Almostallthemainexpensesfallont

hehostcountry.FIFA,thesport'sgoverningbody,coversonlyoperationalcosts.Yetittakeshomemostoftherevenue（收入）：ticket

sales，sponsorshipsandbroadcastingrightsgointoitscoffers（金库）.ThelastWorldCup,forinstance,scoredFIFAacool$5.4bn,partofwhichi

sthentransferredtonationalteams.TheLausannedataonlyincludesexpensesrelatedtovenues,suchasconstructingastadium，andlogistics（后勤），suchasstaffingcosts.It

ignoresthevalueofindirectprojects,likeQatar'smetroinfrastructureandnewhotels.Someinfrastructureprojectsmakeeco

nomiesmoreproductiveinthelongterm.Residentsofhostcitieshavebegunquestioningthebenefitsoftheirgovernmentsspendingbillionsof

dollarsonlargesportingevents.Asaresult,fewercountriesarevolunteeringashosts.SevencitiesbidtohosttheSummerOlympicGam

esin2016;for2024therewereonlytwoeventualbidders.Thesehugecostsarenewtothesportingworld.TheWorldCupin1966,featuring16teams,costaround$200,000perf

ootballer(in2018prices).In2018,thatfigurejumpedto$7m.Costshavebeendrivenbybuildingmorenewstadiumsforeverytournament.InQatar,sevenoftheeigh

tstadiumshavebeenbuiltfromscratch;in1966Englanddidnotbuildany.28.WhatdoesQatarexpecttheeventtodo?A.Showtheeconomicpower.C.Please

globalfootballfans.B.Improvefutureproductivity.D.Makeupfortheinvestment.29.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“buoyed”inParagraph2mean?A.Backed.B.Increased.C.

Controlled.D.Treated.30.Whowillmainlybenefitfromthefootballeventfinancially?A.FIFA.C.Thehostcountry.B.Localgovernment.D.Internationalt

eams.31.WhyisthistournamentinQatarsocostly?A.Becauseofmaintainingsevennewstadiums.B.Becauseitmakestheleastprofitfromtheevent.C.

Becauseoftheimprovingcostofeachfootballer.D.Becauseofbuildingnewinfrastructureandcourts.D“Whenwearestressed,wearem

orelikelytowanttoavoidnotjustthetaskathand,butthenegativeemotionswefeelaroundthattaskaswell,”AliciaWafaaneuroscientistandseniorlecturera

tRensselaerPolytechnicInstituteinNewYork,explains.“That'sbecauseatabasicneuroscientificlevel,wehaveabiastowardthepresen

tandprefertheimmediaterewardoffeelinggoodwhenthebrainreleasestheneurochemicaldopamine（多巴胺）.”Essentially,ourbrainsarehardwiredtoapproachtas

kswefindenjoyableandavoidthosethatproducenegativefeelings.“Ourlimbicbrain（大脑边缘系统），theemotionalpartofourbrain,issaying,'Let'

sdothisotherthingandavoidthatotherstressfulthing，＇whileourprefrontalcortex（前额叶脑皮层）istheCEOofourbrain，”saysWalf.“It'smakin

gaplan,settingthegoals,andmakingsurewestayontrack.Buttherecanbeadisconnectwhenourlimbicbraindeniesthatprefrontalcortexmessage.”Thenthere'sthe

burstofenergyweoftengetwhenwe'reupagainstadeadline,whichleadstoarewardpathwaywithinourbrainsandsetsthefoundationforprocrastination（拖延症）asahabit.“W

henyousprint（冲刺）totheendandgettothegoal,it'ssosatisfying;wealmostgetourselvesinthatpatternof'Well,Igotitdone,anditfeltgood,'”saysWalf.Inaneffortt

oretrainyourbrain,Walfrecommendstakingbreakstorefocusyourattentiononthetaskathand.MethodssuchasthePomodoroTechniquecan

helpyoustayfocused,inwhichyouworkwithin25-minuteintervalsfollowedbyfive-minutebreaksandcontinuecirclinguntiltheta

skofthedayiscompleted.Integratingmindfulnesstechniquesduringthosebreaks，suchasmeditation（冥想），yoga，andjournalin

g,canalsohelpreducethestressthatcausesprocrastination.“Tryingtominimizestressbydeliberatelyrefocusingonwhateverthetaski

s,versusthosefeelingsofanxiety,isaboutretrainingyourapproachtostressandbehaviors,"saysWalf.Itcanalsohelpto“eatthatfrog”,ortacklethemostdif

ficultandmostmeaningfultaskofthedayanddoitfirstthinginthemorning.Ifallelsefails,trytrickingyourbrainbygivingyour

selfasmallrewardforworkingonthetaskyou'vebeenavoiding.“Littlerewardsreallyhelpus,especiallywhenwe'retryingtoreachalargegoal,”sa

ysWalf.“Youhavetorechargeandkeepyourselfmotivated.”32.Whatmessageisconveyedinthefirsttwoparagraphs?A.Peopleprefermorestressfultasks.B.Stressproduc

esnegativefeelings.C.Stressisbehindthedelayontasks.D.Stresskeepsone'sbrainmotivated.33.InParagraph2,whatwillprobablyh

appenwhenourlimbicbraintakesover?A.Preparingone'stasksinadvance.C.Livinguptoone'spurposes.B.Approachingtasksasscheduled

.D.Leavingdifficultiestothelast.34.WhatisonekeytoPomodoroTechniqueaccordingtoWalf?A.Mixingupthefeelingsofanxiety.B.Watc

hingoutforworkingbehaviors.C.Beingabsent-mindedduringbreaks.D.Attainingagoalinatimedperiod.35.Whatis“eatthatfrog"probablyabout?A.Frogcooking.C.Timema

nagement.B.Challengeovercoming.D.Morningexercise.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。Wes

pendmostoftheyearcomplainingthatBritainistoocoldandwetbutgripe（抱怨）withjustasmuchenthusiasmabouttheheat.Althoughmoaningaboutthew

eatherissatisfying,it'sbettertotakeactionandcoolyourselfdown.YouneedtotakeextracareintheUKwhentemperatureshit24℃.36Beingtoohotmakesyouun

wellandcanevenkillyou.37Peopleover65,underfive,pregnantwomen,thosewithmedicalconditions(suchasheartdiseaseandmentalhealthconditions)

andthosewhoworkoutsideneedextraprotectioninhotweather.Researchshowsthatputtingyourfeetincoldwaterisagoodwaytoreducecorebodytemperatureandkeepyourorga

nsworking.Itwillalsohelpreduceswellinginyouranklesandfeet.38However,don'tattempttofullysoakinfreezingcoldwaterascoldshockc

anbedangerous.Indroughtconditions,remembertoconservewaterandjustconcentrateoncoolingeitheryourfeet,handsorneckandface,whichwillalsobeeff

ective.Itisimportanttostayhydrated（补充水分）andrefillthemineralswelosewhenwesweat.Onaverageinveryhotconditionswesweat3-

4litresperhourandupto10litresaday,thesameas40cupsoftea.Forashortamountoftime,hotdrinksraiseyourcorebodytemperature.Butitinducessweating,

whichthenlowersyourtemperature.Coldandicedrinksdocoolyoudowntoo.It'sthoughthotdrinksmightbeslightlymoreeffectivethancold.39Anotherwayto

beattheheatiswildswimming.40Slowlysubmerge（淹没）yourbodyinthewater,understandthelimitsofyourswimmingabilityandknow

therulesaboutwhereitissafetoswim,becausemanypeopledrowninhotweather.A.Butbeawareofcoldshock.B.Somepeoplearemorefr

agiletoheat.C.Youwilldefinitelybeillwiththeicydrinks.D.Whateverthetemperatureis,drinklotsoffluid.E.Heatwavescanlea

veyoudesperatetocooldown.F.Thisiswhenheatillnessanddeathsstartincreasing.G.Moreover,havingashowerorbathwil

lcoolyoudownfaster.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。WhenIwasin

mylatetwenties,Iwasdiagnosedwithstomachcancer.Doctorsoperatedandtoldmetohopeforthebest.IreturnedtoJapan,whereIwaswork

ing,andtriedtoforgetaboutit.Thetumors（肿瘤）returnedayearlater，thistimeinmy41.Afteralongsearch,thesurgeonsfounda

new42toremovethem,butIknewthiswas,again,perhapsonlya(n)43fix.Iwasamessforthenextsixmonths.ThenImetamanwhochangedmy_44.Dr

.DerekRogerhadspent30yearsresearchingwhysomepeopleindifficultsituationsbecomedepressed,whileothers45.Hetaughtmeeverythinghe'dlearned,andasIst

artedapplyingit,my46quieteddown,eventhoughmysituationdidn'tchange.Infact,thecancercamebackaboutfiveyearsagoandremainsrelatively4

7inmyliver.ButInolongerworryaboutit.Theprocessstartswithunderstandingthatstressiscausednotbyotherpeopleor48events,b

utbyyourreactionstothem.Pressureisnotstress.Buttheformeristransformedintothelatterwhenyouaddonefactor:constantworrying,a(n)49tokeepret

hinkingpastorfutureevents,while50negativeemotiontothosethoughts.Constantworryingisongoingand51,damagingyourhealth,productivity,andwell-being.

Being_52inthepastorthefuturealsotakesusawayfromthepresent,makingusunabletocompletethework53onourplates.Whilestrugglingwithcancer,ittookmeacoupleofy

earstotrainmyself.Butultimatelyitworked.Mystresslevelswentdown,myhealthimproved,andmycareer54.Moreheartening,IdiscoveredthateverythingDerekhadtaught

mecouldbetaughttoothers,with55results.41.A.stomachB.liverC.brainD.lung42.A.procedureB.evidenceC.componentD.direct

ion43.A.positiveB.temporaryC.innovativeD.controversial44.A.confidenceB.constitutionC.approachD.phenomenon45

.A.rememberB.dependC.persevereD.apologize46.A.curiosityB.excitementC.satisfactionD.anxiety47.A.stableB.gentleC.severeD.g

radual48.A.emergencyB.perfectC.regularD.external49.A.occasionB.tendencyC.decisionD.opportunity50.A.persuadingB.managingC.

attachingD.overcoming51.A.destructiveB.tolerableC.shallowD.progressive52.A.talentedB.weakC.abundantD.drowned53.A.finallyB.cu

rrentlyC.generallyD.heavily54.A.dieddownB.madeupC.passedbyD.tookoff55.A.unwantedB.similarC.naturalD.likel

y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'seconomyhasgrownbyanaverageof4.5percen

teachyearduringthepastthreeyears.ConsumerpricesinChina56(remain)stablethroughout2022,withtheConsumerPriceIndexrising57around2percent.Moreover,product

ion,sales,andexportsofnewenergyvehiclesrankfirst58(global).Butofficialsremaincautious.The2022-2023AnnualEconomicConference,59(

hold)bytheChinaCenterforInternationalEconomicExchanges,kickedoffinBeijingonSaturday.SeveralChineseeconomi

cand60(finance)officialsdiscussedChina'seconomicblueprintoutlinedatthejust-concludedCentralEconomicWorkConference.HanWenxiu,anofficialwith61C

entralCommitteeforCommercialandEconomicAffairs,notedthatwhilefully62(recognize)China'sachievements,“wemustalsobeaware63challeng

esremain”.“Theepidemicstillposesanegativeimpact,industrialsupplychainsarenotfunctioningsmoothly,thescientificandtechnological64(inn

ovate)capacityisnotstrong,newfactorstoboostgrowth65(be)notsufficient,andsocialdevelopmentsuchasemplo

ymentisalsofacingachallenge,"Hansaid.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）某英语杂志开设“一周一成语”专栏，向外国读者介绍中国成语。请你用英语写一篇短文投稿，介绍中国成语“水滴石穿”。内容

包括：1．解释字面意思；2．阐释道理；3．该成语对你产生的影响。注意：1．写作词数应为80左右；2．可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3．开头已给出，不计入总词数；4．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。HerecomestheWeeklyChineseI

diom-“shuǐdīshíchuān”.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。StealingaChristmastreeissomethingthatisn'tdoneeveryday.Themotivatio

nandtimingweredifferent.Iwasastronganddeterminedboyaged9whenDadtooksickandleftMomandmesuddenly.Meanwhile,theGreatDepre

ssionhitthecountry,butitmadenodifferencetous.SinceMomwasaninvalid（病弱者），ourexistencedependedonkind-heartedneighborsandmymarveloustale

ntforsurvival.Isoldnewspapersonstreetcornersandoccasionallypickedupabottleofmilkfromsomefrontporch,apiefromapantrywindow,orfruitfromneighbo

rhoodtrees.DuringthefirstChristmasseasonwithoutDad，Igotcaughtupintheyuletide（圣诞节期间）spirit.Likeanyotheryo

ungboy，Ienjoyedtheholidaysightsandsounds.Myanticipationwashigh,butdeepdowninmyheartwasthefactthatthemanintheredsuitskippedrightoverourlittl

eshack（木屋）andstoppedonlyathouseswithfireplaces.Meantime,therewouldbenoconsiderablenicethingstoeatunderthetree.Actually,therewo

uldbenotree.Atleast,atreewouldeasethehurt.Iresolvedto“steal”aChristmastreeonChristmasDayandhurriedtoMr.Peterson’ssto

re.Ifiguredoutthatsincethestorewasclosedandtheunsoldtreeswereusuallythrownaway，Iwasstartingfairgame.AsIprowled（潜行

）amongthesnow-dustedtreesbesidethestore,oldmanPetersonpoppedoutofnowhere,yellingseriousthreatsandchasingmeaway.NelsPetersonwasano

ldandmeanbachelor.Thefollowingyear,heinstalledafencearoundtheChristmastreelotandlockedthegateeverynight.Iacceptedthechallenge-

whenpeoplewerebathedinthewarmglowoffamilytogetherness,Iclimbedtheladderthathuggedthestorewallandsuccessfullystoleonetree.Nextyear,th

eladderwasremoved.Ultimately,itseemedthattheminutehesawme,Mr.Petersonwouldchasemeaway.ThencameaChristmasthatIsha

llalwaysrememberwithfondnessandwarmth.MyteacheratschoolinvolvedourclassinmakingaChristmascardforourfavoriteperson,notincludingourfamilymembers.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。IplannedtomakeanimpressivecardforNelsPeterson.LateChristmasEve,surprisingly,thegatetoPeterson'sstorewasop

en.