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华中师大一附中2024—2025学年度上学期期中检测高二年级英语试题时间：120分钟满分：150分第一部分：听力(共两节，满分30分)做题时，先将答案划在试卷上。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，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。例：Howmuchistheshirt?A.￡

19.15.B.￡9.15.C.￡9.18.1.Whatwillthespeakersprobablydonext?A.TourBoston.B.VisitCaroline.C.Watchthenews.2.Whatarethespeak

ersmainlytalkingabout?A.Afoodshop.B.Aterriblepicnic.C.Tomorrow’sweather.3.Whenistheplanenowexpectedtoar

rive?A.After7:00p.m.B.After9:00p.m.C.After9:30p.m.4.Whydoesthemanneedanewplacetogorunning?A.BecausehejustmovedtoSkylineBoulevard.B.Be

causehedoesn’tlikecrowds.C.Becausehewantsaflatterarea.5.Whatdoesthemancareaboutmost?A.Thebook’sedition.B.Thebook’sprice.C.T

hebook’scontent.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.Whatdoesthemanlikemost?A.TheJungleFlyingTrain.B.TheAirForceAn

ts.C.TheLostMayaKingdom.7.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inatoyshop.B.Inasciencemuseum.C.Inanamusementpark.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.Whatisthewoman

’sjobprobably?A.Arepairwoman.B.Abankclerk.C.Acomputerseller.9.Whatwillthemanprobablydo?A.Paybybanktransfer.B.Paybycredit

card.C.Paybycheck.听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。10.Whatisthematterwiththeman’ssonatschool?A.Hehasissueswithtests.B.Heislonelywithfe

wfriends.C.Heiseasilydistractedinclass.11.Whatdoesthewomansuggesttheman’ssondo?A.Havemorechallenginghomework.B.Practicemoreb

eforetests.C.Makemorenewfriends.12.What’stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Wifeandhusband.B.Teacherandparent.C.F

riends.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.Whatisinthepicture?A.Theman’scat.B.Theman’stable.C.Theman’ssister.14.Whydoesthemanpainteyessowell?A.Heus

eswhitepaintaslight.B.Hepaintsaccordingtophotographs.C.Hehashadlotofpracticeoncats’eyes.15.Whatdoesthema

nhaveproblemswith?A.Paintinghands.B.Paintinghair.C.Paintingcats16.Wherearethespeakers?A.Inabookstore.B.Attheman’shouse.C.Inanartga

llery.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.WhywillMr.Jenkinsbeleaving?A.Heisterriblyill.B.Hehasfoundanewjob.C.Hewilltakecareofafamilymember

.18WhenwillMr.Jenkinsbeleaving?A.Attheendoftheweek.B.Attheendofthemonth.C.Attheendoftheyear.19.WhatwilltheschooldotoappreciateMr.Jenkins?A.

Holdagoodbyecelebration.B.Buyapreciousgiftforhim.C.Namesomethingafterhim.20.WhowilltakeoverMr.Jenkins’duty?A.Amathteacher.B.Aprofessionalathlete.

C.Abasketballcoach.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和D)中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。ATheNobelPrizesfo

r2024havehonoredgroundbreakingdiscoveriesandachievementsthathavesignificantlybenefitedhumankindinvariousways.Thesewinnershavemaderemarkableco

ntributionstotheirrespectivefields,pushingtheboundariesofhumanknowledgeandunderstanding.NobelPrizeinPhysicsTheRoyalSwedishAcademyofSciencesawardedt

heNobelPrizeinPhysicstoJohnHopfieldandGeoffreyHinton.Theyemployedphysicstoolstodevelopmethodsthatpave

dthewayforadvancedmachinelearning.Hopfieldcreatedastructurecapableofstoringandreconstructinginformation,whileHin

toninventedamethodthatindependentlyidentifiesdataproperties,crucialformodernartificialneuralnetworks.NobelPrizeinChemistryInChemist

ry,thefocuswasonproteins,vitalforlife.DavidBakerachievedtheseeminglyimpossiblebycraftingentirelynewproteintypes.DemisHassabisandJoh

nJumpertackleda50-year-oldchallengewiththeirAlmodelthatpredictscomplexproteinstructures,holdingimmensepotential.NobelPrizeinLiteratur

eHanKang,aSouthKoreanauthor,wontheNobelPrizeinLiteratureforherintensepoeticprose(散文)addressinghistoricalmenta

lscarsandexposinghumanlife’sweakness.Heruniqueawarenessofbody-soulconnectionsandherinnovativestylehavemadeheracontemporaryprosepioneer.Nobe

lPeacePrizeThe2024NobelPeacePrizewasawardedtoNihonHidankyo,agrassrootsJapaneseorganizationofatomicbombsurvivors.Th

isisquitedifferentfromotherawardsgiventoindividuals.Itwontheprizeforitseffortstoachieveaworldfreeofnuclearweapons.Theorganizationwasform

edbysurvivorsoftheatomicbombsdroppedonHiroshima(广岛)andNagasaki(长崎)in1945.1.Whosecontributionisvitalforartificialneuralconnections?A.Geoffrey

Hinton.B.DemisHassabis.C.HanKang.D.JohnHopfield.2.Whatassistedscientistsinsolvingahalf-century-oldproblem?A

.Craftingnewproteintypes.B.Advancedmachinelearning.C.AImodel.D.Analyzingdataproperties.3.Whichprizewasawardedtoagroup?ANobelPrizeinPhysics.B.NobelPri

zeinChemistry.C.NobelPrizeinLiterature.D.NobelPeacePrize.BThepondissilent—untilthefirstcry:“Foundsomething!”Aswimmerduck

sintothewater.Sheemerges,fistfirst,holdingapairofbrightbluechildren’sswimminggoggles(护目镜).Thesearepassedtoakayaker(划艇者),who

wavesthemoverhead,likeaprize.Overthenexthour,theteamof15—alloverage65,allwomen—huntsfortrashacrossMaresPond,a28-acrekettlehol

eonCape(海角)Cod,atdepthsofupto8feet.Whentheteamreturnstoshore,thewomenaresmilingandlaughingcrackingjokesaboutthediveandthei

rhaul.“Wedidn’tevenknowwhatitwas,”oneswimmersaidwithagiggle,referringtotheblueberrycheesecake-flavoredelectroniccigarettet

heyfound.“Wehavetoaskayoungperson.”ThesearetheOldLadiesAgainstUnderwaterGarbage(OLAUG).Partconservationorganizatio

n,partsocialclub,thegroup’sexistenceisowedtoamomentofspontaneity(自发性)bySusanBaur,aretiredpsychologist.Shehadbegunswimminginpondsonthecapeasa

saferalternativetotheocean.Butshefoundtherewasmuchstufflikegolfballsandbeercansinthepondsandtheywerepilingup.In2017,sheroundedupsev

eralfriendsandtogethertheyclearedasizableamountoflitterfromapond.Soonothersjoinedthem.However,thegroupismerelyforladiesoverthea

geof65.“Over65,ifyou’rehealthyenoughtodowhatwe’redoing,itistheageofgratitude,”Shesays.“Youaresogratefulthatyoucanstilldothis.You’

rejustgratefulanyway,gratefulforthetreesandgratefulforcleanwater.”Shenotesthat“womenover65tendtofeelth

elimitationofaging.”Theylosepowerandsocialstanding,shesays.PartofthegoalofOLAUGistodemonstratethatolderwomen,workingasateam,candoalotmorethanpe

oplemightthink.“Wehavejustswumfartherthanwe’veeverswum.We’veliftedmorethanwe’veeverlifted.We’veseenstuffthatwe’veneverseen.Andwe’vedoneg

ood,”saysBaur.“Wecomebackwithourheartsbeating.”4.Whataretheswimmersdoinginthepond?A.Findingtreasures.B.Swimminginarace.C.Playingga

mes.D.Cleaninggarbage.5.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“haul”inParagraph3referto?A.Divingskills.B.Rescueoperation.C.Items

collectedduringasearch.D.Discoveriesunderthesea.6.WhydidSusanBaurformthegroupOLAUG?A.Toprovidehelpandcareforeachother..B.Toremovetrashan

ddisplaytheircapabilities.C.Topromotepondswimmingasasaferalternative.D.Toorganizeswimmingeventsandimprovetheirskills.7.Whatisthesignificanceofthe“ol

dlady”identityforthegroup?A.Ithelpstoattractpublicattention.B.Ithighlightstheirweaknessasolderwomen.C.Itdistinguishesthem

fromotherenvironmentalgroups.D.Itemphasizesgratitudeandphysicalabilityatolderage.CAspsychologists(心理学家)havelongrecognised,wehumanscopewit

hnegativethingsbyemployingpsychologicaldefences.Theseoftentaketheformofself-servingbiases(偏见),thatis,wetendtooweotherpeople

’ssuccessestogoodluck,whileseeingourowngoodresultsasasignofborntalent.Anotherexampleisthe‘better-than-average’effect,inwhichcasewe

thinkwe’rebetterthanmostothersatvariousskillsfromdrivingtomaths.Gettingdefensivewhenwe’recriticised,orwhenwem

akeamistake,isyetanotheroftheseself-protectivemechanisms(机制).Asthepoliticianssooftensay:“mistakesweremade,butnotbyme”.Sowhenyougivesom

eonenegativefeedback(反馈)oryoucriticisethemortheirbeliefs,youare-perhapsunconsciously-threateningtheirpsychologicaldefences.Byforcingthemtorecogn

isehowthey’vemistaken,you’relikelytotriggerextremelyuncomfortablesocialemotions,suchasashame,guiltorembarrassment,orscarythoug

htsofrejectionorlossofstatus.Awayforpeopletoavoidtheseuncomfortablefeelingsandthoughtsistogetdefensive,todenytheydidanyt

hingwrong,ortoengageinthementalgymnasticsneededtosaveface.Supportforthesocialandmoralaspectsofdefensivenesscomesfro

mastudybypsychologistsatAustralia’sUniversityofFlindersin2020.Theresearchersshowedthatvolunteers’defensiveness(aboutpastmistakesorpossiblem

oralguilt)wasstrengthenedifthey’djusthadanexperienceofbeingsociallyrejected-thusmakingthemmorementallyweak.Contrari

ly,thevolunteersactedlessdefensivelyifthey’dhadanearlieropportunitytodemonstratetheirmoralvalues,whichwould

havemadethemfeelmoresecureabouttheirmoralstanding.Onepracticalpointfromallthisisthatwhenyou’regivingnegativefeedb

ack,itpaystoconsidertheeffectitmayhaveontheotherperson’sself-confidence.Therefore,focusyourcriticismonwhattheydidwrong,

notontheirpersonalityorcharacter.Youcanalsotakesomeofthestingoutbyconcentratingonhowtheirmistakecanbefixedo

rhowtheycanimprovenexttime,thatwaythey’relesslikelytotakethingssopersonally.8.Whydopeoplegetsodefensivewh

encriticised?A.Toescapeseverepunishment.,B.Torefusefutureimprovement.C.Toavoiduncomfortableemotions.D.Todemonstratetheirbeingdelicate.9.Whatdidthest

udybypsychologistsattheUniversityofFlindersin2020find?A.Socialrejectionincreasesdefensiveness.B.Expressingmoralvalue

sincreasesdefensiveness.C.Givingadviceonfixingone’smistakehurtshisconfidence.D.Focusingcriticismonone

’spersonalitydecreaseshisdefensiveness.10.Whichofthefollowingisapropertimeforgivingnegativefeedback?A.Onehasjustmadeablooddonation.B.Onehasjustreceiv

edajobrejection.C.Onehasjustbeenbeateninadebate.D.Onehasjustfailedinanexam.11.Whatisthemainideaofthearticle?A.Peopleshouldavo

idgivingnegativefeedbacktoothers.BPeopleoftenusepsychologicaldefensestocopewithcriticism.C.TheUniversityofFlindersco

nductedastudyonsocialrejection.D.Thebetter-than-average’effectisacommonpsychologicaldefense.DInthepastfewy

ears,consumershavebecomemoreawareoftheimportanceofsustainabilityinfashion.Theywanttoknowhowproductsaremadetoensuret

hattheirpurchasesaren’tnegativelyimpactingtheenvironment.Thisshiftinconsumerbehaviorhasmadetraceable(可追踪的)cotto

nverypopularwithfashionbrands,asitensuresthecottoncomesfromfarmsthatadvocateforsustainablepractices—and,inturn,al

lowsthebrandstomarkettheirproductsassuch.Tomeetthisdemand,farmersareincreasinglyperformingsustainablepractice—thingslikepromotingbiodiversit

yandminimizingharmfulpesticides.Movingafarmtosustainableagriculturecanbechallenging,however.“Traceabilitycoversallactivitiesduri

ngthegrowingseasonthroughtoharvest,whichlargelyreliesondatecollection,”saysRaymondDaniels,managerforBASF’sagric

ulturalsolutions.Withoutusingtechnology,thisdataprocesscanbecometroublesome.Farmersarenotexperts,saysDaniels,andoftendon’thav

ethetimeneededtocaptureeverything.Toensurethetraceabilityoftheircotton,morefarmersareturningtoBASF’se3cottonprogram

.Asidefromdatatracking,farmershavetheaddedbenefit.“Oncethecottonisharvested,wetakethePermanentBaleID(issuedbytheUSDA)andat

tachthattothedatacapturedinourplatform,”saysDaniels.“wecantraceeverythingbacktothefieldinwhichitwasg

rownwiththeID.”Whenbrandsknowthecottontheyarebuyingis.fromasustainablefarm,theyareoftenwillingtopaymoreforit.MarkandCaliNolandhaveseenthebenefits

firsthand.Thetraceabilityprovidedbythee3programhasopenedupnewopportunitiesforthem—includingdirectpartnershipswithclothingmanufacturers.“I

nthepast,we’vebeentotallyatthemercyofwhatthemarketisdoing,”Calisays.Now,byemployingtechnology,they’reabletonego

tiateapricethatreflectstheactualvalueoftheirsustainably-producedcotton.“Withourcotton,we’vebeenabletomakeindividua

lrelationshipswithsomefashionbrandswhowanttoknowwhatpracticesyouaredoingonthefarmforthequalityoftheirproduct,”saysCali.12.Whydofarmers

tendtoadoptsustainableagriculture?A.Becauseconsumersfavorthecottonproducts.B.Becausesustainablepracticesguaranteetheq

uality.C.Becausefarmerswanttosatisfythemarketrequirements.D.Becausethefashionbrandsgrowenvironment-c

onscious.13.WhatisBASF’se3cottonprogramaimedat?A.Exploringnewmarketforcottonfarmers.B.Sparingfarmersthelaboriousworkonland.C.Adjustingtheprocesso

fagriculturalproduction.D.Providingtraceableinformationofsignedcotton.14.Whatbenefitsdothefarmersgainthroughe3program?A.Easynetworkac

cess.B.Cooperationwithmanufacturers.C.Independentpricing.D.Outputexpansion.15.Whatisthesuitabletitleforthetext?A.TheRiseofTraceableCott

on:TechnologyEnablesSustainableFarmingB.TheSustainableAgriculture:UnavoidableChangesAreontheWayC.BAST’se3Program:CooperationBoosts

ConfidenceD.TheGreenerFashion:QualityAlwaysComesFirst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。My

morningroutinehaslookedverydifferentovertheyears.Asafreelancer(自由职业者),Idon’thaveasettimeIneedtowakeup.So,it’seasytosleepinuntil10A.M

.thenpullmylaptopintobedandstartworkthemomentIopenmyeyes.____16____IhadyettofindthemorningroutinethatworkedformeuntilIsawTh

e5AMClubanddecidedtoseewhatitwasabout.____17____Thecoremessageishisadvicetowakeupat5A.M.followinghis2

0/20/20rule.Thatis:spendthefirsthourofyourdaydoing20minutesofexercise,20minutesofreflection,and20minutesoflearning.____18____Isetmyalarmforapain

fullyearly5A.M.toseewhetherit’sworththereputation.Onmyfirstmorning,IgotallthewisdomfoundinSharma’sbookandfeltreadytoapplyittomyo

wnlife.20minutesofexercisewarmedmybodyup,distractingmeawayfromsocialmediaorTVseries.After20minutesofreflection,Iworkedoutadailyto-dolist.____

19____Gettingupat5A.M.helpedmefocusonthethingsthatmatteredtomemost.Onehouradaydoesn’tsoundlikemuchwhenyouwanttoimprov

easkill,especiallywhenyouonlyspend20minutesofthathourreadingandlearning.____20____Ifyouaimtoimproveaskillbyjust

1%eachday,overayear,thesedayswillpileupandyou’llhaveimprovedbymorethan300%.Ofcourse,youcancustomizetheroutinetosuityourl

ifeandgoals.Thepointisthatyoupersistingettingupearlyandspendinganhourbetteringyourselfeachday.A.Weallhavealimitedmentalcapacity.B.

ButSharmaarguesthatasmallamountofdailyprogresscanaddup.C.ThebookisthebestsellerbyRobinsSharma,anadvisorofMicrosoft.D.Theroutineissaidtotransf

ormyourproductivity,health,andwell-being.E.ButIwanttobethehappiest,healthiest,mostproductiveversionofmyself.F.Atfirst,Idi

dn’thavefaithinthebookforIwasusedtomyoldmorningroutine.G.Wemayhavetheintentiontoreadachapterofapersonaldevelopmentbooke

achday.第三部分语言知识运用(共两节，满分30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，从短文后各题所给四个选项(A、B、C、D)中选出最佳选项。Mariawasalarmed,themomentsheknewIwasleavingforatripwithout

her.ShewasthreeandIjuststartedmynewcareerasanewtravelwriter.Shedidn’tholdbackherdespair,____21____strongly.Mai

awasbornduringoursailingadventure.Weplannedtosailagainwhenshewasseven,atwhichtimeshe’dbe____22____enoughforusalltoenjoy

familytravel.But____23____,anopportunityforaparent-childtrainjourneythroughtheRockiescame.Whenshewatchedmetakenot

esaboutthescenery,four-year-oldMariastarted____24____anAustraliancoupleonthetrainanddrawingtheiranswersincrayon(蜡笔)toproveher____25____asanassistant.

Shewasalsogreatduringothertrips,likeinMexico’sRivieraMaya,____26____swimmingandsnorkelling(潜水)undersea,whichmanyadultsdarednotchallenge.InFiji(斐

济),nine-yearoldMariawas____27____bythewomenchiefswemetanddecidedtobecomealeader.Irealizedhowmuchtravelwas____28____myonceglue

d-to-my-heelkid.WhenshewasadmittedtoacollegeinSouthernAfrica,itwasmyturntobe____29____.MymothertoldmeIshouldhaveexpectedthatakidra

isedsailingaroundtheworldwoulddevelopherowndesirefor____30____.Butduringthatfirstairport____31____,Iwa

ntednothingmorethantostaywithherlonger.Whenshereturned,the21-year-oldgirlseemedunfamiliar.ButourtriptotheBigTreeTrailParkhelpedus____32_

___.Lookingupattheoldtrees,Maria____33____someofthetalesI’dtoldheraboutmesavingtheancientforests.Icouldseemyselfcomeint

ofocusforher—notjustashermumbutasafellow____34____.Shegrabbedmyhandandwejustwalkedamongthetrees,absorbingthemoment,makinganother____35___

_.21.A.revealingB.reactingC.replyingD.approving22.A.qualifiedB.independentC.efficientD.determined23.A.unfortunatelyB.cons

equentlyC.unexpectedlyD.rarely24.A.interviewingB.botheringC.accompanyingD.entertaining25.A.observationB.app

reciationC.worthD.strength26.A.fearlesslyB.rudelyC.accidentallyD.carefully27.A.adoredB.fascinatedC.distractedD.employed28.A.engineeringB.

challengingC.shapingD.perfecting29.A.concernedaboutB.leftbehindC.lookedafterD.takenwith30.A.knowledge

B.friendshipC.adventureD.freedom31.A.reunionB.celebrationC.interactionD.separation32.A.reconnectB.recogni

zeC.perceiveD.clarify33.A.recalledB.createdC.imaginedD.developed34.A.instructorB.companionC.consultantD.traveller35.A.wish

B.changeC.communicationD.memory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。Haveyoueverseenpaintingsinsideof____36____8

-centimeterglassball?ThisisNeiHua,alsoknownasinteriorpainting.____37____(begin)fromoveracenturyagoinShandongprovince,theartrequiresarti

ststopainttheinsideofabottleorglassballfeaturingthemeslikeflowers,birdsand____38____(nature)landscapes.Duetothechallen

geofmasteringthisskill,interiorpainting____39____(acknowledge)asanationalintangibleculturalheritagein2014.Comparedwithworkingonpaper,i

nteriorpaintingisfarmoredifficult.Beforestarting,aplaniscarefullymadewiththecurvature(曲度)oftheinnerwa

llofthebottle____40____(take)intoconsideration.Properplanningensuresthatyoucanpaintwithinthelinesandcreateperfectoutlines.Besides

,intensepracticeandpersistenceare____41____vitalimportanceinthepaintingprocess.Exposedtothisartsincechil

dhood,Lihasbeenimprovingherskillsforabouttwodecades.Aftermasteringtheart,shewantedtogofurther.Shehasinventedanewstyle____42____(br

ing)herpaintingstolife,____43____isverysuccessful.Drawingthebackgroundontheoutsideofthebottleandcharact

ersontheinside____44____(make)thepaintingmorethree-dimensional.In_____45_____(compare)topreviousgenerationsofartistsfocusedon

historicalthemes,Liembracescontemporarysubjectsfromeverydaylife.Herartworksdemonstratemoderncharactersandfamiliarscenes.第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)第一节书面表

达(满分15分)46.假设你是学生科学院的李华，最近收到世界中学生科学大会的邀请函，请你在大会上汇报你参加的科普活动。请写一篇发言稿，内容包括：1.活动的名称、地点、时间;2.目的和内容;3.你的感受。注意：1

.写作词数应为80左右;2.请按如下格式作答。LadiesandGentlemen,I’mLiHuafromChina.____________________________________________

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_______________________________________Thankyouforlistening.第二节读后续写(满分25分)47.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。Sittingdownatarestaurant

inNewYork,myfiancé(未婚夫),DonatoandIenjoyedamomentofcalm.Ithadbeenacrazylongtimegettingeverythingreadyforourwedding.DonatohadItalianfamily

,andour100guestswouldbeflyingfromtheUSandaroundtheglobetoItaly,includingLondon,MelbourneandTokyo.Therewouldbeahugecer

emonyinRomathreedaysaway.Ourflightswerebookedourpassportswereuptodate,andwehadfiledthepaperworkregisteringourintentiontogetma

rried.“We’dbettergetbacktoChickie,”Isaidafterwe’deaten.Chickiewasourone-year-oldpetdogwhowelovedlikeababy.Ilikedshar

ingmydailylifewiththelovelydogonmysocialmedia.Mydailypostsreceivedmanylikes,makingChickiealocalonlin

einfluencer.Arrivinghome,IgotreadyfortakingabathwhileDonatocheckedonChickie,Suddenly,Iheardscreamingcomingfromthelivingroom.“Chickie!N

o!”Donatowasrepeating.“Whatisgoingon?”Ithought,racingfromthebathroom.“Sheatemypassport!”hecried.He’dleftitonthecoffeetableaftergettingallthetr

aveldocumentstogether.AsIopenedthechewedbooklet,Isawthathispersonalinformationpagewasshredded(撕成条).Chickieclearlyfeltguilty.Hertailwasbetween

herlegsandshewassendingusforlornglances.Wecouldn’tboardanyplanewithoutthepassport.Igoogledtheofficialwebsiteofthelocalstateof

fice,andfoundoutanewpassportcouldn’tbeprintedinlessthan5days.“We’vebeenplanningthisweddingforayearandahalf,”IsaidtoDonato.“Cancellingisnotanoption.”

注意：1.续写词数应为150个左右;2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。Thinkingfast,Iturnedtolocalmediaforhelp.___________________________

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