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大庆实验中学2021-2022学年度高一上学期期末英语试题第Ⅰ卷第一部分听力（共两节，满分20分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分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.Whatwillthewomanprobablydothisevening?A.Watchamov

ie.B.Learnsomething.C.Lookafterherfather.2.Howmanypeopleeattogether?A.3.B.4.C.5.3.Whatdoweknowaboutthewoman?A.Sheisgo

odatcooking.B.ShelikesChinesefoodmuch.C.Shehasn'tcometothisrestaurant.4.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalking

about?A.Acomment.B.Abook.C.Anewwriter.5.WhomdidthegirlgotoScotlandwith?A.Herparents.B.Hercousin.C.Herclassmate.第二节（共15小题，每小题1分，满分15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。听下面一段对话，回答第6

、7题。6.Whatdidthemanbuy?A.Apumpkin.B.Alantern.C.Acostume.7.HowwillthewomanspendHalloween?A.Attendapart

y.B.Goonaholiday.C.Staywithherfamily.听下面一段材料，回答第8至10题。8.Whatdidthemanthinkofthejobinterview?A.Competitive.B.Easy.C.Unimportant.9.Whatw

astheresultofthejobinterview?A.Themanfailed.B.Themansucceeded.C.Themanhasn'tgottheresult.10.Whatarethespeakersgoingtodo?A.Enjoyameal.B.Gotoapart

y.C.Havesomedrinks.听下面一段材料，回答第11至第13题。11.WhenwillFlight962arrive?A.At9:35.B.At10:35.C.At11:35.12.WhatcausedthedelayofFlight962?A.Badweather.B.Fuelsh

ortage.C.Enginetrouble.13.WheredoesFlight962makeascheduledstop?A.InBoston.B.InChicago.C.InSanFrancisco.听下面一段材料，回答第14至1

6题。14.Whydoesthegirlwanttohaveacar?A.Tobeindependent.B.Toshowherability.C.Totravelwithherfriends.15.Whatcanwelearnab

outthegirl'sfriends?A.Theystudyhard.B.Theydon'twork.C.Theydon'thavecars.16.Whydoesn'tthemanbuythegirlacarnow?

A.Hecan'taffordanothercar.B.Heexpectshertoearnacar.C.Hethinkssheistooyoungtodrive.听下面一段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Howlongweretheflyinghou

rs?A.About2hours.B.About3hours.C.About5hours.18.WhydidthespeakergotoMiamitospendhisholiday?A.Itdidn'tcosttoomuch.B.T

heviewwasunique.C.Theweatherwaspleasant.19.Wheredidthespeakereatbreakfast?A.Inthehotelroom.B.Inthedininghall.C.Outdoorsclosetot

hepool.20.Whendidthespeakergodancing?A.Inthemorning.B.Intheafternoon.C.Intheevening.第二部分阅读理解（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

题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出最佳选项。AElephantreserveCountry:ThailandThisisaworkingvacationatawildlifecentre.Anyonecanbecomeavolunteerifhe/shea

greestohelptheelephantkeeperswithtasks.DailytasksGathertheelephantsat6:30am.Takethemtolookforfoodintheforest.Cleanthe

enclosure(围场).Swimwiththeelephantsinthelakeintheafternoon.Ifvolunteerswanttorelaxafterwork,theycanwatchsatellitetelevision.Howthisvacat

ionhelpsIftheseelephantshadn'tbeenrescued,theywouldstillbelivingonthestreetsofBangkok.Theruralenvironmentismuchbetterforthemth

antheurbanenvironmentwherethereislotsofpollution.Gorillasafari(旅行)Countries:Kenya,RwandaandUgandaDepartures(出发):2-3departurespermonthfromAug.toDe

c.Ifyou'relucky,you'llseelions.elephantsandrhinosduringthissafari.Thehighlightofthetripistheopportunitytoseegorillasinthemountainforests.Howeve

r,youmustbeingoodhealth-ifagorillacaughtacold,itwouldbeextremelyharmfultoitswholefamily.Howthisvacationhel

psThereareonlyabout600gorillasleftintheworldashumanactivityhasreducedtheareawheretheycanlive.Whenyoubuyaticket,thiswillpayforthep

rorectionofthenationalpark.PolarbearwatchingArea&Country:Arctic.CanadaDepartures:sixtytripsbetweenOct.1-Nov.19.EveryOctoberandN

ovembergroupsofpolarbearsgatherinHudsonBay.Astheyarenormallylonelycreatures,thisisnotusual.Thebearswaitfortheoceantofreezesothattheyca

nhuntforseals,sothisistheperfectopportunitytoseethem.HowthisvacationhelpsIftheArcticicecapmeltsduetoglobalwarming,polarbearswillbeindange

r.Wegiveashareofourprofitstothecharitythatprotectspolarbears.1.Whichofthefollowingisthetaskforelephantvolunteers?A.Takeabathfort

heelephantsat6:30am.B.Teachtheelephantstoswiminthelake.C.Makesuretheenclosureiscleaneveryday.D.Watchsatellitetelevisiontolearnknowledgeabou

telephants.2.Whatdoweknowaboutthegorillasafari?A.YoucansetoffinApriltoseegorillas.B.Youwillseelions,

elephantsandrhinos.C.Toseelionsinthemountainforestsisthebestpartofthetrip.D.Humanactivitieshavemadethegorillalivinga

reasmaller.3.Whatdoweknowaboutpolarbears?A.Decembercanbethebesttimetoseepolarbears.B.Seeingpolarbearsingroupsisnotunusua

l.C.PolarbearsgatherinHudsonBaytohunt.D.Thecharitywillusetheprofitstodealwithglobalwarming.BWhileIwas

growingup,Ioftenheardmyteacherssay,“Oh,Tinaisgiftedinalgebra.”WhilewatchingtheOlympics,myparentswouldsaytome,“Look,Jessie.

Thesegymnastsarebornwithsuchability!”Statementslikethesemademebelievepeoplewerebornwithcertaintalentsandiftheydidn’thaveaparticularon

eatbirth,thentheyneverwould.Therefore,Irarelyfocusedonalgebra.Nobodytoldmethatifyoukeeptryingandtrying,onedayadiff

iculttaskwillseemeasy.Actually,Ilearntthisfrommyyoungdaughter,Samaya.Oneday,IwasfinishingsomepaperworkandIsaid,“Ohno,howcouldIhavemadethatmi

stake!”Samayaimmediatelysaid.“Mum,don’tworry.Mistakesmakeyourbraingrowbigger.”Actually,weallneedtoberemindedthatmistakesorfailuresarejustfinean

dthattheyareahugepartofgrowthandsuccess.However,theregularbeliefistheopposite.Wemustcorrectthiswithourchildren.Wemustencourageth

emtomakemistakesbecausethatmeanstheyaretryingoutnewideas.BillionaireSaraBlakely,founderoftheshapewearbusinessSpanx,hasseenmanyfailures.Shemadeali

vingbysellingfaxmachinesforsevenyears.Knockingonmanydoorsandmakingalotofmistakeswasajourneyshecallseducational.SaraBlakelyowesherrisk-takingskillsto

theweekendtalkshehadwithherfather.Asachild,herfatherwouldaskherthesamequestioneveryweekend.“Whatdidy

oufailatthisweek,Sara?”Hedidnotcarehowhighherscoreswere.Hewantedtoknowwhatshehadtriedbutfailedat.Whenshetoldhimaboutherfailuresan

dmistakes,hewouldgiveherahighfive.Hewasreprogramminghermindtobelievethatmistakesandfailuresarefine.Sogoaheadandaskyourselfandyourchildren,“Whatdidwe

failatthisweek?”4.Whatpreventedtheauthorfrommakingeffortsinalgebra?A.Shewasn’tinterestedinalgebra.B.Sh

ethoughtshewasnottalented.C.Shethoughtalgebrawasuseless.D.Shewasnotallowedtolearnalgebra.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedwo

rd“this”inparagraph3referto?A.Keeptryingisnecessary.B.Failureisapathtosuccess.C.Mistakesarenotacceptable.D.E

ncouragementissignificant.6.WhydidSara’sfatherkeepaskingherthesamequestion?A.Torebuildhermindset.B.Tokeep

herfromfailures.C.Toknowwhatshehadn'ttried.D.Topreventhergettinghighscores.7.Whatwouldbethebesttitleforthe

text?A.ASecrettoSuccessB.AMethodofEducationC.TheMagicofMistakesD.ThePowerofaFixedMindsetCItisinterestingwhenyouthi

nkabouthowJapanisanationthatappreciatessilenceandgoodmanners,andyetwhenitcomestoeatingnoodles,Japanesepeopl

ecanbetheloudestintheworld.Accordingtolifestylewebsitegrapee.jp,slurping(发出“哧溜”声)wheneatingnoodlesis

encouragedinJapaneseculture.Itisbelievedthattakingairintoyourmouthcanimprovetheflavorofthenoodles,andthatithelpscooldownthenoodles

.Itisalsoconsideredtobeawaytoshowappreciationforthedish.Sometimes,justmakingthenoisealoneseemstomaketheno

odlesmoreenjoyable.Itwasnotuntilanewexpression"noodleharassment(骚扰)",or"hu-hara"inJapanesecameoutlastyearonsocialmediathatJapanesepeoples

tartedtorealizethattheslurpingnoiseismakingsomeforeignvisitorsuncomfortable.Asaresponse,Japaneseinstantn

oodlemakerNissinintroducedaso-callednoise-cancelingforklastmonth.Thefork,whichlookslikeanelectrictoothbrush

,isconnectedtoasmartphone.Whenthepersonusingtheforkstartstoslurp,theforksendsasignaltotheperson'sphone,makingitplayasoundtoma

sktheslurpingnoise."Theforkisasolutiontothe'noodleharassment'issue,particularlyasthenumberoftouristsvisitingJapanincr

eases,"saidthecompany,accordingtoEuroNews.Butisitreallynecessary?Diningtraditionsdovary.Whatisconsideredtobepro

pertablemannersinonecountryislikelytobeseenasrudeinanother.InIndia,forexamplepeopleeatwiththeirhandsbecausetheythinkinthiswaytheybuildaconnectionwi

ththefood.However,peoplewhoareusedtoeatingwithutensils(餐具)mightfindituncomfortabletogettheirhandscoveredinoilandbitsoffood.Butthiseating

methodispartofIndia'sculture,justlikeJapan'sslurping.Itiscommonandaneverydaypartofthenation'sculture.ReporterBrianAshcraftonblogKotakuwrote"

Ifanyonegetsannoyedwhileyouareslurping,paythemnomindbecausetheyaremissingthepointentirely."8.WhichofthefollowingisNOTareasonforJapanesetoslurpw

heneatingnoodles?A.Slurpingcanmakethenoodlesseemmoredelicious.B.Slurpingcanmakethediningexperiencemorepleasant.C.Slurpingshowsthanksfort

henoodles.D.Slurpingcankeepthenoodleswarmintheirmouth.9.Whatdoweknowaboutthenoise-cancelingfork?A.Itcansto

pitsusersfromslurping.B.Itcanplayasoundtocoverthenoise.C.Itneedsasmartphonetomaskthenoise.D.Ithasthesamef

unctionasanelectronictoothbrush.10.TheeatingmethodinIndiaismentionedinthearticleto________.A.giveanex

ampleofdifferentdiningtraditionsB.showamoreannoyingeatinghabitthanslurpingC.compareIndianandJapanesetablem

annersD.criticizetheoutdatedtraditionthere11.HowdoesBrianAshcraftfeelaboutslurpingwheneatingnoodlesinJapan?A.Annoyed.B.Embarrassed.C.Shocke

d.D.Supportive.DThecommonlyheldviewisthatpeoplearrivedinNorthAmericafromAsiaviaalandbridgeonceconnectingthetwocontinents.Butrecentdiscoverieshavesug

gestedhumansmighthavebeenthereearlier.Researchersstudyingfossilized(化石的)humanfootprintsinNewMexicosaythathumanswerethereatleast23,000y

earsago.MatthewBennett,aspecialistinancientfootprintsandauthorofastudyonthenewfindingspublishedinScience,andhiscolleaguesstudied1footprintsbyradiocar

bon(放射性碳)datinglayersofaquatic(水生的)plantseedspreservedaboveandbelowthefootprintsandcorrectlydatedtheyweremade21,000to2

3,000yearsago.ThepeoplewhomadethefootprintswerelivingthereinthelastIceAgewhentwohugeicesheetscoveringthecontinentandcol

dtemperatureswouldhavemadeajourneybetweenAsiaandAlaskaimpossible,indicatinghumansmusthavebeentheremuchearlierthanpreviouslythoug

ht.Accordingtotheiranalysisofthefootprints,theywerelikelymadeinsoftgroundattheedgeofawetlandbychildrenwhoweresenttodotheworkli

kefetchingandcatchingbyadults.Windprobablyblewdustoverthesurface,accumulating(积累)intheprints,thus,le

avingfootprintsthatpreviouslyrecorded.Theirfindingalsomakesitpossibletoexploretheolderandmorecontroversial(有争议的)siteswithadifferentlight.Onesuch

siteisChiquihuiteCaveincentralMexico,wherestonetoolsdatingbackto30,000yearsagohavebeenfound.DavidRachal,anuninvolvedbutexperienc

edgeoarchaeologist(地质考古学家)thoughtthefootprintdatesprovidedbyBennettandhisteamlooked"solid",withseedsp

rovidingveryreliableandexactagesthroughradiocarbondating."Youcouldnotaskforabettersetup,"saidRachal.However,hewaspuzzledthatnoartifacts,su

chasstonetools,hadbeenfoundinthearea.Hethoughtitwasjustathemethatwouldinspireotherstoexplorefurther.12.Whatisthemostimportantevidencedatingthetimein

thepassage?A.Theaquaticplantseeds.B.Thefossilizedhumanfootprints.C.Thestonetools.D.Thehugeicesheets.13.Whydoesthe

authormentionChiquihuiteCaveincentralMexico?A.Tointroduceahistoricalsite.B.Toshowthesignificanceofthefootprints.C.Tocomparegeoarchaeologicaldiscov

eries.D.Toexplainthecourseofmakingadiscovery.14.What'sDavidRachal'sattitudetowardsthenewdiscovery?A.Unconcer

nedanduncertain.B.Doubtfulanddissatisfied.C.Negativebutcurious.D.Favorablebutconfused.15.Whatisthepassage

mainlyabout?A.Thediscoveryofhumanfootprints.B.Scientificmethodsofdatingfootprints.C.TheearlierarrivalofpeopleinNorthAmerica.D.Adiscussi

ononhumanhistoryamongresearchers.第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。Tostarttheirday,mostAmeric

ankids-82.4percentofthoseaged2to19-eatbreakfast,accordingtoanewreportfromtheCentersforDiseaseControlandPrevention

(CDC).____16____However,asweallknow,breakfastisoftenreferredtoasthemostimportantmealoftheday.Thelikelihoodofeatingbreakfastseemstodeclineaskid

sgetolder,droppingfromabout96percentof2-to5-year-oldsto73percentofchildrenaged12to19.Thereportnotest

hatbreakfastconsumptionisabout10percentlessamongchildrenfromlower-incomefamiliesthanamongthosewhosefamilieshaveahigh

erincome.____17____Asismentionedabove,formostyoungsters,breakfastispartoftheirdailyroutine.____18____Althoughitspopularitydoesdeclinewithage,

itisconsumedbyabouthalfoftheyoungesttonotquiteathirdoftheoldestyouths.Alsohighonthemenulistofallagesisready-to-eatcere

al.About20percentofyoungstersaredrinkingwateratbreakfast,andtheremainingitemsamongtheirfavoritesincludepancakes(orwa

fflesorFrenchtoast),eggsandfruitjuice.____19____ResearchersattheAmericanAcademyofPediatricssaythatbreakfasthasbeenl

inkedtoimprovementsintheattentionandmemory,bettertestscores,ahealthierweightandbetternutritionoverall.____20____TheCDCre

portsaysthatthepercentageofbreakfast-eatersamongAmericankidshasheldsteadysinceitwaslaststudiedabout10yearsearlier.A.Milkisthemostcommonfoodordrin

kontheirmenu.B.Nothavingbreakfastcanleadtolowlearningefficiency.C.Italsovariesfromcountrytocountry,accordingtother

eport.D.Thebenefitsofregularlyeatingbreakfastaremanyandvaried.E.Still,thatmeansnearly1in5youngstersdoesnoteatbreakfast.F.

Someyoungpeopledon'tknowwhatanutritiousbreakfastincludes.G.Besides,eatingbreakfasthelpstoreducethefrequencyofgettingangry.第

三部分英语知识运用（共三节，满分40分）第一节完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可填入空白处的最佳选项。IntheyearIwasabouttwelveyearsold,mymo

thertoldusthatwewouldnotbe____21____Christmasgiftsforshortofmoney.Ifeltsadandthought,"WhatwouldIsaywhentheotherkidsaskedwhatI'd____22____?"JustwhenIs

tartedtoacceptthattherewouldnotbeaChristmasgiftthatyear,thenthreewomen____23____atourhousewithgiftsforallofus.Formetheybroughtadoll.Iwouldnolong

erhavetofeel____24____whenIreturnedtoschool.Yearslater,whenIstoodinthekitchenofmynewhouse,thinkingho

wIwantedtomakemy____25____Christmastherespecialandmemorable,I____26____rememberedthewomen'svisit.IdecidedthatIwantedtocreatethatsamefee

lingofimportanceforasmanychildrenasIcouldpossibly____27____.SoI____28____aplanandaskedfortypeoplefrom

mycompanytohelp.We____29____about125orphans（孤儿）attheChristmasparty.Foreverychild,wewrappedcolorfulpackagesfilledwithtoys,cloth

es,andschoolsupplies,eachwithachild'sname.Wewantedallofthemtoknowtheywere_____30_____.BeforeIcalledouttheirnamesandhandedthemt

heirgifts,I_____31_____themthattheycouldn'topentheirpresentsuntileverychildhadcomeforward.Finallythe_____32_____theyhadbeenwait

ingforcameasIcalledout,"One,two,three.Openyourpresents!"Asthechildrenopenedtheirpackages,theirfacesbeamedandtheirbrightsmiles____

_33_____uptheroom.The_____34_____intheroomwasobvious,anditwasn'tjustabouttoys.Itwasafeeling-thefeeli

ngIknewfromtheChristmassolongagowhenthewomencametovisit.Iwasn'tforgotten.Somebodythoughtofme.I_____35_____.21.A.sendingB.receivingC.m

akingD.exchanging22.A.gotB.preparedC.foundD.expected23.A.brokeinB.settleddownC.showedoffD.turnedup24.A.embarrassedB.puzzledC.frightenedD.inspired2

5.A.presentB.firstC.lastD.past26.A.hardlyB.regularlyC.immediatelyD.rarely27.A.knowB.mentionC.rememberD.reach28.A.keptupwithB

.caughtupwithC.cameupwithD.putupwith29.A.exploredB.reflectedC.gatheredD.decorated30.A.fineB.specialC.helpful

D.normal31.A.remindedB.warnedC.enabledD.promised32.A.chanceB.giftC.momentD.reward33.A.litB.tookC.burnedD.chee

red34.A.warmthB.appreciationC.calmnessD.joy35.A.matterB.wonderC.doubtD.suppose第二节单项选择（共10小题；每小题1分，满分

10分）36.TheNobelPrizeinliteraturehasbeenawardedannuallytoanauthorfromanycountry________hasproduced“inthefieldofliteraturethemostoutstandingworkinanid

ealdirection”.A.whichB.whoC.whereD.as37.---Couldyoutellmewhereyou’reworkingnow,Tony?---Inthenewdevelopmentzone.ButI________inacomputercompany

forfiveyears.A.haveworkedB.hadworkedC.wasworkingD.worked38.Thoseguests________atthefrontrowcameherefromaEu

ropeancountrythismorning.A.whoseatedB.seatingC.weresittingD.seated39.Withalotofdifficultproblems________,thenewly-electedpresidentfeltgreatly

relieved.A.tosettleB.settlingC.settledD.beingsettled40.-Hello,canIspeaktoMrSmith?-Sorry,you________haveawrongnumber.Therei

snooneofthatnamehere.A.needB.canC.mustD.would41.________theagreementwhichhadbeenreachedbeforethedeal,thecompanystillcouldn'

tfinishthetaskbeforethedeadline.A.InsteadofB.IncaseofC.InmemoryofD.Inspiteof42.Withtopclasshometheatre,youcanwatchthelatestmovie

sinthe________ofyourownhome.A.constructionB.limitationC.appointmentD.comfort43.Theredlanternsonthestreetadd

edtothe________ofSpringFestival.A.deliveryB.priorityC.encounterD.atmosphere44.Icouldn'taffordthehouseIreallywanted,soIhad

to________secondbest.A.settleforB.comeacrossC.catchupD.complainabout45.Howwouldyoufeelif________toanewtownmeantlosingtrack________yourfriends?A

.moving;inB.moved;ofC.moving;ofD.moved;in第三节语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）46.MissLifoundherselfinanembarrassingpos

ition________shedidn'tknowwhichsidesheshouldsupport.（用适当的词填空）47.Theoldtree________(measure)atleast30me

tresfromtoptobottom.(所给词的适当形式填空)48.Womenwhoeatplentyoffreshvegetablesarefarlesslikelytosuffer________(anxious)ordepression.（所给词的适当形式填空）49.Hehard

lyneedapologize________anyinconveniencecaused,sinceweknowit’snothisfault.（用适当的词填空）50.Scientistshavemanytheoriesabout

howtheuniversefirstcameinto___（exist）.（用所给单词适当形式填空）51.It'sthe________（responsible）thathasdrivenhimtogothroughmany

hardships.（所给词的适当形式填空）52.Thelastsceneoftheplaywasvery________(impress)andeveryonepresentwastouchedtotears.（所给词的适当形式填空）53.Hestilldoesnot

easilytake________eatingthingslikechickenfeet.（用适当的词填空）54.Hismotherwasillandhehadtolookafterherinhospita

l,whichis________hewasabsentfromthemeeting.（用适当的词填空）55.Consideringtheseriousnessoftheproblem,Istronglyrecommend__

______(report)ittotheheadteacher.（所给词的适当形式填空）第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）56.假定你是李华，你与你班的交换生Mike在一年的同窗生活中建立了深厚的友谊，上个月他回国了。请你用英文给他写一封信。内容包括：1.表达你的想念

；2.回顾你们在一起的美好时光；3.邀请他再来中国。注意:1.词数80个左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。_______________________________________________________

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____________________第二节（满分25分）57.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。Ireachedintomybackpack,feelingformycellphone.IwastiredofAuntLettytalkin

gonandonaboutherchickens,horsesandcows.Worse,Iwasafraidofhavingtospendspringbreakatherfarm.Inspiteofmyprotest,myparentsd

ecidedthatspendingtimeatthefarmwouldbeagreatexperienceforme.Myparentsbothgrewuponfarmsandbelievedthatre

sponsibility,hardworkandrespectforthelandwerevaluablelessons.“Lessonsyouneedtolearn,son,”theysaid.“So,haveyoueverriddenahorse?”Aun

tLettyasked,tryingtoturnmyattentionawayfrommyphone.“Hmmm,no.ButI’veseenhorsesonTV,”Ianswered,absent-minded.“Well,we’vegotanicehorseIthinkyou’

lllike.Hercules—soundslikeabeast,buthe’sagentlegiant.Theotheranimalshavenamestoo,butdon’tworry,youwon’thavetoremembertheirnames

.Ifyoushowupatthegatewithfeed,they’rehappy!”shesaidsmiling.Iglancedatmyaunt,angrythatIwasexpectedtowork.Vacationsweremeantforsleep

inglate,playingvideogames,andmaybeskateboarding.Itriedtotextafriend.“Phonesdon’tworkwellouthere.Withallthehillsandvalleys,it’shardtoge

taconnection.”Icontinuedtexting,butshewasright—therewasnocellreception.Thenextfewdayswerebusy.Wehadbreakfastbeforedawn.Thenwewentouttoth

ebarntogetthefeedwhiletheanimalswaitedtobefed.Theafternoonswereoccupiedwithhaulinghay,clean-up,andca

ringfortheanimals.TheanimalsdependedonAuntLetty,buttheyalsoprovidedherwithaffectionandnecessitiessuchaseg

gs,milkandcheese.Atdusk,whenthefarmwasfinallyquiet,AuntLettystretchedherarmsoutandsaid,“Justtakeadeepbreathofthesweetcountryair!”I,exhausted,wasu

nabletoappreciatemywork.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。Onthefourthday,AuntLettyannounced,“It’stimetomeetHercules.”________________________

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