【文档说明】山东省济南大学城实验高级中学2021届高三下学期2月份模拟考试英语试题含答案.docx，共(11)页，39.549 KB，由小赞的店铺上传

转载请保留链接：https://www.doc5u.com/view-f0d22148f91a4301e9faf9b5b61593a1.html

以下为本文档部分文字说明：

济南大学城实验高级中学2021届高三下学期2月份模拟考试英语试题卷第Ⅰ卷第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分35分）第一节：（共10个小题；每小题2.5分，满分25分）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中

，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AWhenitcomestojudgmentoftheirbodies,womencan’twin.Peopleoftenmake“fatjokes”,butfat-shamingisnolaughingmatter;neithe

risfit-shaming.Ispoketotwowomenwhowereshamedforbeingfat,andthen,afterlosingweight,shamedforbeingfit.SarahMooreisa29-year-oldmotherofth

reefromIndiana,US.Shebecameapersonaltrainerafterlosingmorethan45kg.Sheremembersthefat-shamingsheborebeforeherweightloss.When

waitingtogetonarollercoasteronce,peoplebehindherwerecomplainingaboutthewait,andtheattendant(服务人员)toldthem,“Don’tworry.She’snotgoingtofitonhere,andyou

’llbenext.”Butafterlosingweight,Mooresaidpeoplecommentedonherbodyevenmore.“NowIgetcommentslike,‘Areyousureyoucane

atthat?’becausethey’reworriedI’llregaintheweight,”shesaid.Howdoesitmakeherfeel?“Fat-shamingmademefeelsadandhelp

less,andfit-shamingmakesmeangry,”shesaid.Changesinbodyweightcanalsoinfluencerelationships.Itcanupsetthebalancebecauseother

scangetjealous.Peoplewholoseweightcanexperiencepersonalitychanges,suchasanincreaseinconfidence,whichalsoinfluencesrelationships.Fi

t-shaminghasbeenhardertohandleforAndreaSereda,a38-year-oldsocialworkerinCanada.Shesaidjudgmentofherbodyissomethingshe’sfacedf

oryears.Seredasaidthatwhenshewas9,hergrandfathertoldheratabirthdayparty,“Idon’tthinkyoushouldeatcake,”andmadecommentsabouthowmanycalorieseachbit

econtainedassheateit.Shealsoexperiencedsimilarthingsincollege.ThejudgmentofSereda’sbodyincreasedafter

shelost57kg.“It’sworsewithpeoplewhoknewmefrombefore,”Seredasaid.“Peopleconstantlysay,‘You’resoskinnynowyou’regoingtodisappe

ar.’”Itwasmostlyfriendsmakingsuchcomments.CloserfriendsseemedtocomparetheirownbodiesnegativelytoSereda’snewphysique(体型).“Iwasafraidofgoing

outandhavingtofieldallthesecomments,”Seredasaid.“Ihadtolearnhowtohandleit.”Letustrytounderstandthatjustbecausesome

onehaslostweight,itdoesn’tmakethemfairgameforcommentaryontheirnewshape.Everyonedeservestolivefreeofbeingbodyshamed,r

egardlessofhowtheylook.21.SarahMooreisshamedforbeingfitafterlosingweightmainlybecause________.A.peoplestilljudgehernewbodyshapeB.shel

osttoomuchweightafterherdietC.herpersonalitychangedforthebetterD.peoplearealljealousofhernewlook22.Theexampleof

AndreaSeredaisusedto________.A.explainwhatpusheswomentoloseweightB.showthenegativeeffectsoffitshamingC.

suggestwhatcanbedonetohandlefatshamingD.showthedifficultiesoverweightwomenface23.Whatwouldbeaproperw

aytotreatthosewhohavelostweight?A.Toappreciatetheirnewbodyshape.B.Tostopcommentingontheirphysique.C.Toencouragethemtomainta

intheirshape.D.Toremindthemtobecarefulwiththeirdiet.BI’mJeffLogan,presidentofLoganLuxuryTheatersCorporation.I’mverysorrytotellyoumany

cinemasareatriskofclosingpermanently(永久).That’ssomethingwewouldhatetoseehappen.Watchingthenewestboxofficemovieandeatingabigbucket

ofpopcornisanexperiencethatmanyofushaveenjoyedforaverylongtime.Weallhavefondmemoriesofgoingtoatheaterofourfirstdatesorthefirstmoviewesawwithourc

hildren.Amovietheaterissoimportanttothefabricofthelocalcommunity.It’saplacewhereweallgather,nomatterwhatourinterests,andnomatterwhatag

es,youngandold,richandpoor.Buthowmuchlongerwillclassictheatersremainopen?Justlikeotherindustries,moviethea

tershavebeenhithardbythepandemic(流行病）andaregoingdark.Theentireindustryisbeingcontrolledbythepandemic,becausethestudiosdon’twantt

oreleasetheirnewmoviesuntilallthetheaterscanbeopen.Asweallknow,thetheaterscan’tdowellandcan’tgetbacktofull7-dayaweekatfullspeedo

perationwithoutnewmoviestoplay.Recently,theLoganLuxury5CinemainMitchellreopenedfortheweekends.However,likemanytheaters,iti

sonlyoperatingatabout10percentcapacity.Sinceopening,severalnewsafetymeasureshavebeenputinplace.Blockoffev

eryotherrow.Peopleareaskedtoleavethreeseatsbetweenthemandthenextgroup.Staffspraythetheaterwithdisinfectant(消毒剂）af

tereveryshow.Andsanitizerstationscanbefoundthroughoutthetheater.Evenso,somepeoplestillaren’tcomfortablegoingtoamoviethe

ateryet.Ifullyunderstandthat.Anyhow,Ijusthopewemustdosomethingelsetohelpoutourlocaltheaters,liketakingpartinanewnationalproposalcalled“SaveYourCi

nema.”1.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"fabric"inparagraph4referto?A.Typicalfeature.B.Basicstructure.C.Publicsupport.D.Commonvision.2.Whyarethefilmstudio

sunwillingtoreleasethenewmovies?A.Cinemasdon’toperatenormally.B.Newmoviesaren’twelcomed.C.Peopledon’

tlikegoingtocinema.D.Manycinemasgooutofbusiness.3.WhatcanweinferabouttheLoganLuxury5Cinemaafteritsreopen

ing?A.Itmakesalotofmoney.B.Itdoeswellindiseaseprevention.C.Itreceivesalargeaudienceeveryday.D.Itoffersmoreenjoyableexperience.4.Whatisthepurpos

eofthistext?A.Tosharethegoodolddays.B.Toexplainasocialproblem.C.Toaskforpeople’shelp.D.Torecommendatheater.CTom

ovevisualtechnologyintothefuture,sometimesithelpstomakealittlenoise.Researchershaveusedsoundwavestoproducefloating3-Dimages

,createasenseoftouchandevensupplyasoundtrack.Sincethe1940s,scientistshavetoyedwiththeconceptofacousticlevitation(声悬浮),theuseofsoun

dwavevibrationstotraptinythingsinmidair.Thetechnologyhasgainedgreatercapabilitiesinthepastdecade.Someresearchersbelievethisimprove

mentcouldleadtoapplicationssuchascontributingtonovel3-Dprintingmethods,orcreatingdisplaysthatwouldbevisiblef

romanyanglewithoutrequiringascreen.Otherresearchershavealsoworkedonvisualdisplaysthatuseacousticlevitation.Inadditiontovisuals,thesystemcanalsop

roduceaudiblenoisetogivethedisplayasoundtrack.Andtheultrasoundspeakerscanalsoconcentratevibrationsinonespot

sothatafingermightfeelasensepushingback—alittleliketheobjectshownbythefloatingimageisreallythere.Soundwavescr

eatea3-Ddisplay!Displaywithoutascreenisremarkablyuseful.Itmeansthateverybodyintheroomcanseetheimage—anyangle,locati

on—andthat’sextremelyhelpful.Asacommunicationssystem,suchadisplaymightonedayallowuserstochatwitha3-Dprojection(投影)ofapersonwhocantur

nhisorherheadtofollowastheymovearoundaroom.Thedisplaywillrequirealotmoreworkbeforeyoucaninstallitinyourliv

ingroom,however.Sofar,thishasbeendoneintheresearchlaboratory.Weneedtopushitalittlebitharder.Weneedtod

omoreanalysistoseeifitwouldmakesensetocreatearealdisplaythatpeoplewouldhaveathome.Thecurrentsystemca

nonlyshowsimplegraphics,suchasasmileyfaceorfigureeight,inrealtime.Still,weareoptimisticaboutthepotentialforthistypeof

technology.Ifthesystemhadonlyonespeaker-coveredsurfaceinsteadoftwo,itcouldgenerateimagesthatarebiggerthanthedev

iceitself.Wecan’tmakeaTVimagethat’sbiggerthantheTV—evenaprojectorhastohaveaprojectionscreenthat’sbiggert

hantheimageitself.Butwithavolumetric(容积的)display,asmall,portabledevicemightproduceamuchlargerpicture.Wecanimagine,inthefuture,havingvol

umetricdisplaysinwatches,forexample,thatcreatelargeimagesthatjustprojectoutofyourwatch.5.Fromthefirsttwoparagraphssoundwavevibrationsca

nbeusedto_.A.catchverysmallobjectsinmidairB.develop3-Dprinter’scapabilitiesC.replaceacreativedisplayscreenD.comp

osesoundtracksbymakingnonoise6.Whatdoweknowaboutdisplaywithoutascreen?A.Ithasresultedinvisualtechnology.B.Itispossib

letoseetheimagefromanydirection.C.Itisalreadyripetocreatearealoneathome.D.Ithasyettobetestedintheresear

chlaboratory.7.Whatdoesthelastparagraphmainlytalkabout?A.Outlooksforthenewtechnology.B.Situationsofthemoderntechnology.C.Praiseforthecutting-edgete

chnology.D.Roomforthetechnicalimprovement.8.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?A.HearingIsSeeing—SoundWavesCreatea3-DDisplayB.Se

eingisBelieving—3-DPrintingMethodsArriveC.AdvancingSenseofTouch—3-DImagesFloatintheAirD.PromotingTVTechnology—Chatwith3-

DProjectionsDOnemorning,whenGregorSamsawokefromtroubleddreams,hefoundhimselftransformedinhisbedintoahorribleins

ect.Helayonhisarmor-likeback,andifheliftedhisheadalittlehecouldseehisbrownbelly,slightlydomedanddivide

dbyarchesintostiffsections.Thebeddingwashardlyabletocoveritandseemedreadytoslideoffanymoment.Hismanylegs,pitifullythincomparedwit

hthesizeoftherestofhim,wavedabouthelplesslyashelooked.“What’shappenedtome?”hethought.Itwasn’tadream.Hisroom,apr

operhumanroomalthoughalittletoosmall,laypeacefullybetweenitsfourfamiliarwalls.Acollectionoftextilesamplesl

ayspreadoutonthetable—Samsawasatravellingsalesman—andaboveittherehungapicturethathehadrecentlycutoutofanillust

ratedmagazineandhousedinanice,gildedframe.Itshowedaladyfittedoutwithafurhatandfurscarfwhosatupright,raisingaheavyfurmuff（暖手筒）thatcove

redthewholeofherlowerarmtowardstheviewer.Gregorthenturnedtolookoutthewindowatthedullweather.Dropsofraincouldbeheardhittingthewindow

,whichmadehimfeelquitesad.“HowaboutifIsleepalittlebitlongerandforgetallthisnonsense,”hethought,butthatwassomethingh

ewasunabletodobecausehewasusedtosleepingonhisright,andinhispresentstatecouldn’tgetintothatposition.Howeverhardhethrewhimselfonto

hisright,healwaysrolledbacktowherehewas.Hemusthavetrieditahundredtimes,shuthiseyessothathewouldn’thavetolookattheflounderi

nglegs,andonlystoppedwhenhebegantofeelamild,dullpaintherethathehadneverfeltbefore.Hethought,“Whataheavycar

eeritisthatI’vechosen!Travellingdayinanddayout.Doingbusinesslikethistakesmuchmoreeffortthandoingyourownbusines

sathome,andontopofthatthere'sthecurseoftravelling,worriesaboutmakingtrainconnections,badandirregularfood,contactwithdifferentpeopleallthetimes

othatyoucannevergettoknowanyoneorbecomefriendlywiththem.”Hefeltaslightitchuponhisbelly;pushedhimselfslo

wlyuponhisbacktowardstheheadboardsothathecouldlifthisheadbetter;foundwheretheitchwas,andsawthatitwascoveredwithlotsoflittlewhite

spotswhichhedidn’tknowwhattomakeof;andwhenhetriedtofeeltheplacewithoneofhislegshedrewitquicklybackbecauseassoonashetouchedithewasovercomebyaco

ldtremble.Heslidbackintohisformerposition.“Gettingupearlyallthetime,”hethought,“itmakesyoustupid.You’

vegottogetenoughsleep.Othertravellingsalesmenlivealifeofluxury.Forinstance,wheneverIgobacktotheguesthouseduringth

emorningtocopyoutthecontract,thesegentlemenarealwaysstillsittingthereeatingtheirbreakfasts.Ioughttojusttrythatwithmyboss;I’dgetkickedout

onthespot.Butwhoknows,maybethatwouldbethebestthingforme.IfIdidn’thavemyparentstothinkaboutI’dhavegiven

inmynoticealongtimeago,I’dhavegoneuptothebossandtoldhimjustwhatIthink,tellhimeverythingIwould,lethimknowjustwhatIfeel.He’dfallrightoffhisdes

k!Andit’safunnysortofbusinesstobesittingupthereatyourdesk,talkingdownatyourinferiorsfromupthere,especiallywhenyouhavetogorightupclosebeca

usethebossishardofhearing.Well,there’sstillsomehope;onceI’vegotthemoneytogethertopayoffmyparents’debttohim—an

otherfiveorsixyearsIsuppose—that’sdefinitelywhatI’lldo.That’swhenI’llmakethebigchange.Firstofallthough,I’vegotto

getup,mytrainleavesatfive.”9.Accordingtothepassage,Gregorinitiallybelieveshistransformationisa.A.curseB.diseaseC.nightmareD.fraud10.Theauthorm

ostlikelyincludesadescriptionofGregor’sitchinparagraph4to.A.remindthereaderthatGregorhasalreadyturnedintoaninsectB.stressthedisconnectionbetweenGr

egors’thoughtsandhisactualsituationC.presentimportantdetailsaboutwhatGregor’snewbodylookslikeD.showthatGre

gor’sthoughtsarefocusedonthechangestohisbody11.ThepassagemoststronglysuggestswhichofthefollowingaboutGregor’satti

tudetowardhisprofession?A.Heisangry.B.Heiseagertoplease.C.Heisdepressed.D.Heisdiligent.12.Themainrhetorical（修辞的）effect

ofthefinalsentenceoftheexcerpt(“Firstofallthough,I'vegottogetup,mytrainleavesatfive”)isto.A.provideasol

utiontotheconflictGregorfacesB.foretelltheconflictbetweenGregorandhisbossB.illustrateGregor’sflexibi

lityandabilitytomoveonD.emphasizeGregor’sextremesenseofduty第二节：（共5个小题；每小题2分，满分10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。YounggirlsarewaitinginlonglinestoshopatBrandyMelville,anItalianfashionbrand.Youcanfindsmall

skirts,tinyT-shirtsandskinnyjeansthere.31Withcelebrities(明星)andfashionvloggerspostingphotosofBrandyMelvilleclothingonline,thebrandhasgotpopularallove

rtheworld.However,manygirlsarefindingthatthebrand’sclothesaretoosmall.Thebrand’sideaof“onesizefitsall”hasmadethemfeeluncomfortable.“32Ev

eryonehasadifferentshape,”agirlnamedAllisontoldBuzzfeed.“Itsendsamessagethatifyoudon’tfitintotheclothi

ng,whetherit’stoobigortoosmall,you’renot‘normal’,whichleadstoallsortsofbodydissatisfaction,”Allisonadded.__33Accordingtoasurvey

byGirlGuidingUK,47percentofgirlsaged11-21saythewaytheylookholdsthemback.InChina,morethanhalfofteenagerswanttoloseweig

httomakethemselveslookbetter,accordingtoasurveybySouthernWeekly.FashiontrendssetbycompanieslikeBrandyMelvilleare

“ruiningthegirl’sself-esteem(自尊心)”,asNicoletteSimonswroteforOdyssey.Theunrealisticsizesoftheirclothescanmakegi

rlsfeelliketheyaretoofat.34Theymightnotevenrealizethatthisisnottheirfault,butthefaultofthetrend.“Girlsshouldlearntoacceptdifferentbo

dyshapesandshowthemselveswithconfidence,”asTMTPostsaid.Nobodyneedstobea“BrandyMelvillegirl”.35A.Justbeyourself.B.Yourcl

othessayalotaboutyou.C.There’sclearlynosuchthingasonesizefitsall!D.Theymighttrytoloseweightatthecostoftheirhealth.E.Everythingintheshopi

sdesignedonlyforonebodytype:thin.F.Infact,it’scommonforteenagerstofeelunhappywiththeirbodies.G.Followingfashiontrendshaslittletodowithyourpersona

lcomfort.第三部分:语言运用(共两节,满分45分)第一节：完形填空（共20个小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答

题卡上将该项涂黑。BrendaBongoswasagirlwithonebigambition---toplaythedrumsinaband.Buta(n)21layinherway.Tobegoodenoughtoplayinaban

d,Brendahadtopracticealot,butshelivednext-doortolotsof22peopleinacarehome.Thesoundofbeatingdrumswouldreallyannoythem.Brendawas23.Shealwaystriedtofind

awayofpracticingherdrumswithoutbotheringotherpeople,butwithoutsuccess.However,24topracticeasmuchasshecould,Brendatriedallkinds

ofways.Oneday,whilewatchingasciencedocumentary,sheheardthat25cannottravelinspacewithoutair.Atthatmoment,Brendabongosdecidedtobecomea26astr

onaut.SoBrendabuiltaspacebubbleconnectedwithamachine,whichdrewoutallair.Insidewasa27ofdrums.Onceinside,Brenda28themachineandpla

yedlikemad!Itwasn’tlongbeforeshehadbecome29.Manypeoplecametoseeherplayinherspacebubble.30afterwardsshestartedgivingconcertsoutofthebubble.31,Brendabe

camearealmusicalastronautasthegovernmentaskedhertobepartofaspacejourney,andhadgonefarbeyondherfirst32ofplayingdrumsinaband.

Whenaskedhowshehad33allthis,shesaid,"Ifthoseoldpeoplenext-doorhadn’t34somuchtome,Iwouldn’thavegonetosuch35tofindasolution,andnoneofthiswouldhaveeverh

appened.21.A.questionB.obstacleC.figureD.hand22.A.sickB.localC.elderlyD.poor23.A.delightfulB.wonderfulC.awfulD.respectful24.A.scaredB.thrilled

C.determinedD.encouraged25.A.lightB.soundC.airD.heat26.A.classical27.A.part28.A.turnedon29.A.matureB.musicalB.pairB.putonB.skillfulC.medicalC.coupl

eC.gotonC.famousD.physicalD.setD.heldonD.confident30.A.HardlyB.ShortlyC.RarelyD.Swiftly31.A.FinallyB.GenerallyC.Sud

denlyD.Fortunately32.A.effortB.performanceC.ambitionD.attempt33.A.gainedB.doneC.gotD.achieved34.A.matteredB.relatedC.owedD.talked35.A.classesB.places

C.difficultiesD.lengths第Ⅱ卷注意：将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分45分）第一节：（共10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Thefirston

themust-goattractionlistofJiuzhaigouistheJiuzhaiValleyNationalPark.36(locate)about460kilomatresawayfromChengdu,ithasa(n)37(

usual)ecosystemwithdozensoflakes,waterfalls,forestsandrareanimals.Theregoesasaying38nomountainisworthseeingaftertheYellowMountainandnootherwaterwi

llbe39interestaftertheJiuzhaiValley.Ifthereare“fairylands”intheworld,Jiuzhaigouis40(certain)oneofthem.Thissitehasbeendesignatedas41UNESCOWorldHeritag

eSite.GoingwestalongJiuhuangRingWaytowardsChengdu,visitorscanstopandexploremanyspectacularscenic42(wonder).TheHuanglongNationalScenicReserveisfamo

usforits___43(colour)waters,lakes,hotsprings,snow-cappedmountains,valleys,andforests.Itisanothermust-seeforvisitors44(come)toJiuzhai

gou.Themajesticsnow-cappedXuebaodingMountain,45is5,500metresabovesealevel,standsonthewaytoHuangReserve.Itisafa

vouriteamongmountainclimbersandhikers.第四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节：应用文写作（满分15分）假定你是李华,高考后想报考英语专业，但是你的口语太差，偶然的一

个机会你从网上发现外籍教师Anna在线辅导英语口语。请根据以下要点写一封求助信，内容包括：1．介绍自己的情况；2．向外教求助；3.表示感谢并期盼回复。注意：1．词数80左右；2．可适当增加细节，以使行文

连贯。第二节：读后续写（满分25分）阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。A.J.shutthedoorofthetruck.“Ready,”hesaid.Hisdadstartedthetruck.Itwa

ssixo’clockandfreezing,butthestrongmorningsunpromisedwarmertemperatures.Ithadbeencolderthannormaloverthepastweek,andthegroundandpondsw

erealreadyfrozen.“Afterwecheckonthecows,”Dadsaid,“youshouldhavesometimetopracticeropingcattle.”A.J.wantedtoentertherodeos(牛仔竞

技表演)inwhichcowboysrodewildhorses,andcaughtcattlewithropes.Thebestprofessionalscouldbreakfromthegateonhorseback,ropeacalf(小牛

),andhog-tiethecalfinlessthantenseconds.Sofar,A.J.needednearlyaminuteandahalf,buthe’donlybeenatitforafewmonths.Thetruckbounceddownthedirtroad.Inafe

wminutes,theypassedthroughthefieldgate.A.J.pulledapairoftelescopes.Theblackspotsofcowsonthefarhilltookshape.Thecowsgatheredaroundthepon

d.A.J.guessedtheywantedthewaterlockedundertheice.Suddenly,theyheardextremelyfrightenedshoutsfromonecow.Da

dstoppedthetruck,andheandA.J.staredatthefrozenpondanxiously.Acalflayontheiceinthemiddleofthepond.Acow,nodoubtthecalf’smother,sto

odonshore,shoutingdesperately.Thecalfstruggledtogetupbutslippedandfelleachtime.Themorningsunseemedwarmer.Toowarm.A.J.knewth

atthesituationwasurgent.Ifthecalflaytheretoolong,shecouldfallthroughtheiceanddrown.Dadeasedthetruckdownthehillandstopped

attheedgeofthepond.“Notellinghowlongshe’sbeenthere,”hesaid.“Theicecouldbeabouttomelt.Idon’tthinkwecanriskit.”Dadshookhishead,“It’sjustnots

afe.”注意：1.所续写短文的词数应为150左右；2.应使用5个以上短文中标有下划线的关键词语；3.续写部分分为两段，每段的开头语已为你写好；4.续写完成后，请用下划线标出你所使用的关键词语。Paragraph1:A.J.watc

hedthecalf,whoseeyeswerewidewithfright._____________________________________________________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________________Paragraph2:Itwouldbejustlikerodeopractice,A.J.thought

,tryingtostaycalm.______________________________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________英语参考答案第一部分:阅读理解第一节（共10个小题；每小题2.5分，满分25分）A.AB

BB.BABCC.ABAAD.CBAD第二节（共5个小题；每小题2分，满分10分）16--20ECFDA第三部分：语言运用第一节：完形填空（共20个小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）21-25BCDC

B26-30BDACB31-35ACDAD第二节（共10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）Locatedunusualthatofcertainlyawonderscolourfulcomingwhich第四部分：写作第一节：应用文写作（满分15分

）DearMissAnna,LeaningontheInternetthatyouhelpstudentsonlinewithoralEnglish,Iamwritingtoaskyouforhelp.Duringthep

asttenyears,I’velearntabout3,500Englishwordsandsomebasicgrammar.IamplanningtomajorinEnglishincollegeaftergraduatingfromhighschool.However,myoralEngli

shissopoorthatIcan’tcommunicatewithothersinEnglishfluently.Therefore,I’mdyingtoimprovemyoralEnglish.Iwouldappreciateitifyoucou

ldguidemeandI’mlookingforwardtoyourearlyreply.Yourssincerely,LiHua第二节：读后续写（满分25分）Paragraph1:A.J.watchedthecalf,whoseeyeswerewidewithfr

ight.Thoughfrightened,thecalfgatheredallherstrengthtogetupbutslippedoverandoveragain.Seeingthedanger,themothercowletoutshoutswithhorrorandcasthelple

ssglancesatA.J.andhisdadasifbeggingthemforhelp.Anatmosphereofsadnessblanketingthewholeworld,everyner

veinA.J.’sbodyscreamedathimthathemustsavethepoorcalf.Allofasudden,anideacameintohismindlikeaflash.Paragraph2:Itwouldbejustlikerodeopractice,

A.J.thought,tryingtostaycalm.Herushedtothetrucktograbtheropequickly,aimeditatthecalfandletitgo.Luckily,hemadeitatth

efirstattempt!Withpalmssweating,heandhisdadstruggledtopullthecalfoutofthefrozenpond.Afterwhatseemedlikeacentury,theymanagedt

osavethecalf.Seeingthecalfrunningtohermotherhappily,A.J.feltcomfortedandgladthatwhathehadlearnedhelpedsavealife.