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江苏省扬州中学2020—2021学年度第一学期高二年级阶段检测英语试卷2020.12(本试卷满分150分，考试时间120分钟)第Ⅰ卷（选择题；共95分）第一部分听力（共20小题；每小题1.5分，满分30分）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。1.Wha

tdoesthewomanwanttodo?A.Taketheorderedcake.B.Buyabirthdaycake.C.Changethecake.2.Whatcouldtheman'sjobbe?A.Alandlord.B.Ahotelmanager.C.Ase

curityguard.3.Howmuchwillthewomanpay?A.10dollars.B.15dollars.C.30dollars.4.Howdoesthewomanfeelifsheiscalledoninclass?A.Nervous.B.Relaxed.C.Excited.

5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?A.Wheretoholdtheparty.B.Whethertogototheparty.C.Howtofinishthehomework.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.Which

classistheboyin?A.ClassTwo.B.ClassThree.C.ClassFour.7.WhatwillthegirldonextSaturdayafternoon?A.Watchagame.B.Playbasketball.C.Studyinth

eclassroom.听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。8.What'sthematterwiththewoman?A.Hercardoesn'twork.B.Thereisnotaxithere.C.Shewaitsfo

rthebusforalongtime.9.Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A.InthestationB.Atapark.C.Inarestaurant.听第8段材料，回答

第10至12题。10.Howmanycoatsarementionedbytheman?A.Two.B.Three.C.Four.11.Whatisthewoman'sattitudetothemana

tlast?A.Appreciative.B.Patient.C.Annoyed.12.What'stheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A.Policewomanandcit

izen.B.Conductorandpassenger.C.Shopassistantandcustomer.听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。13.WhatdidCarldowhenhewasintheeighthgrade?A.Hemovedtoanewschool.B.Heleftscho

olandstartedtowork.C.HehadamoreAmerican-likename.14.WhichplacedidCarlfirsttravelto?A.Iowa.B.Wisconsin.C.Chicago.15.WhatareCarl'sstoriesmainlyabout?A.

Kingsandqueens.B.Talkinganimals.C.Modernbuildingsorvehicles.16.HowmanyPulitzerPrizesdidCarlwinforhispoetry?A

.Three.B.Two.C.One.听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。17.Whatistheprobablepurposeofthepassage?A.Todealwithconcerns.B.Toreportapieceofnews.C.Tointroduc

eBentleyCollege.18.WhatwillthestudentsbeeducatedwellinatBentleyCollege?A.Art.B.Business.C.Computer.19.Where

isthecollegelocatedin?A.NewJersey.B.NewZealand.C.NewEngland.20.Whatwillthespeakerdonextimmediately?A.Dealwit

hconcerns.B.Discusstheprice.C.Makesomedeals.第二部分阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）第一节单项选择（共15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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ADearYang,Intheface

ofCovid-19,wehadtomakethechallengingdecisionofwhethertogoaheadwithOpenHouse2020.Howcouldweeffectivelyreconnectwithalocked-downcitya

tatimewhendiscussionsaroundopennessaremoreimportantthanever?Againstthesedifficulties,wechosenottopostp

oneOpenHouse2020.Instead,weinvestedincompletelyreinventinghowweapproachourprogramme.Throughamixoforiginalfilms,newbooks,

activitypacks,walkingandcyclingtours,podcasts,talks,andahostofonlineandoutdoorevents,theyearthatthreatenedtheexistenceofOpenHous

ebecameoneofourmostvariedandaccessibleever.NoneofthiswouldhavebeenpossiblewithoutourOpenHouseFriends,whohavereachedouttogiveamonthly

donationtosupportthecharityafterCovid-19stoppedalmostallofourincome.Butwestillneedyoursupport.Ifyouvalueourworkand

wanttoseeOpenHousecontinuebeyondthepandemic,pleaseconsiderbecominganOpenHouseFriendfromjust£l.25perweek.We'v

emadesomefantasticgiftstosaythankyoutoeveryonewhosignsup.£1.25aweek－OpenHouseSilverKeybadge－LimitededitionprintbyDavidKnight－Adiscounto

nallourticketedevents－FreeFriendseventsthroughouttheyearClickheretodonate£1.25aweek£2.50aweek－OpenHouseSilv

erKeybadge－LimitededitionprintbyDavidKnight－Adiscountonallourticketedevents－FreeFriendseventsthroughouttheyear－Acopyofthisyear'sOpenHouseBoo

k,TheAlternativeGuidetotheLondonBoroughs,editedbyOwenHatherleyClickheretodonate£2.50aweek£6.25aweek－OpenHouseSilverKeybadge－LimitededitionprintbyDav

idKnight－Adiscountonallourticketedevents－FreeFriendseventsthroughouttheyear－Acopyofthisyear'sOpenHouseBook,TheAlternativeGuidetot

heLondonBoroughs,editedbyOwenHatherley－SpecialOpenHouseeventsonOpenHouseweekendsincludingFriends-onlyvisitinghoursClick

heretodonate£6.25aweekThankyou-togetherwecanensurethatLondonistrulyanOpenCity.TheOpenHouseTeam21.WhatdoweknowaboutOpenHouse2020?A.OpenHouse2020ha

dtobecanceledbecauseofthelock-downofthecity.B.DuetotheoutbreakofCovid-19,alltheactivitieswereheldonlinethisyear.C.O

penHouse2020turnedoutagreatsuccessthankstopeople’sdonations.D.Despitethefinancialdifficulties,thisyear'seventswereheldasusual.22.Whichofthefollo

wingisNOTarewardforonewhodonates£1.25aweek?A.OpenHouseSilverKeybadge.B.LimitededitionprintbyDavidKnight.C.FreeFri

endseventsthroughouttheyear.D.SpecialOpenHouseeventsonOpenHouseweekends.23.Whatisthepurposeofthisemail?A.Toappealtoreaderstomakedonationsto

OpenHouse.B.ToexplaintheprocedureofdonationtoOpenHouse.C.ToencouragereaderstosignupforOpenHouse2020.D.Toprovidereaderswi

thvariousgiftsforOpenHouse2020.B(Oct.13th,2020,Reuters)TheRoyalSwedishAcademyofScienceshasdecidedtoawardth

eNobelPrizeinChemistry2020toEmmanuelleCharpentierandJenniferA.Doudna“forthedevelopmentofamethodforgeneedi

ting”.CharpentierandDoudnahavediscoveredoneofgenetechnology’ssharpesttools:theCRISPR/Cas9geneticscissors.Usingthese,researcherscanea

silychangetheDNAofanimalsandplants.Thistechnologyhashadagreatimpactonthelifesciences.Itiscontributingtonewcancertreatmentandmaymakethedreamofcuring

inheriteddiseasescometrue.Researchersneedtomodifygenesincellsiftheywanttofindoutaboutlife’sinnerworkings.Thisusedtobedifficultandsometime

simpossible.UsingtheCRISPR/Cas9geneticscissors,itisnowpossibletochangethecodeoflifeinafewweeks.Thedisco

veryofthesegeneticscissorswasunexpected.DuringCharpentier'sstudiesofStreptococcuspyogenes(酿脓链球菌),whichcausethemostharmtohumans,shediscoveredapr

eviouslyunknownmolecule,tracrRNA.ItkillsvirusesbybreakingtheirDNA.ShestartedworkingwithDoudna,anexperiencedbiochemist,in201

1.Theythenreprogrammedthegeneticscissors.Intheirnaturalform,thescissorsrecognizeDNAfromviruses,butCharpentierandDoudnaprovethatthe

ycouldbecontrolledsothattheycancutanyDNAmoleculeatagivensite.Thenitiseasytorewritethecodeoflife.SinceCharpentierandDou

dnadiscoveredtheCRISPR/Cas9geneticscissorsin2012,theirusehasexploded.Thistoolhascontributedtomanyimportant

discoveriesinbasicresearch,andplantresearchershavebeenabletodevelopcropsthatcanfightpestsanddrought.Clinicaltrialsofnewcancertrea

tmentsareunderway,andthedreamofbeingabletocureinheriteddiseasesisabouttocometrue.Thesegeneticscissorshavetakenthelifesciencesintoa

newpageand,inmanyways,arebringingthegreatestbenefittohumans.24.InwhichfieldisCRISPR/Cas9mostlyused?A.Lifescience.B.Tooldesign.C.Disast

erprevention.D.Chemistryindustry.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword"This”inParagraph3referto?A.Dealingwithcancer.B.Modifyinggenesincells.C.Curinginheritedd

iseases.D.Discoveringlife'sinnerworkings.26.HowdoesCRISPR/Cas9work?A.Itkillsharmfulviruses.B.Itdamageshumanorgans.C.ItmakesDNAcopyingeasier.D.

ItcutsDNAmoleculeatachosenspot.27.Thepassageisa_____________.A.sciencefictionB.personalstoryC.newsreportD.bookreviewCWhilethehumanworldissufferi

ngfromthenovelcoronavirusoutbreak,ourplanetisactuallyshowingcertainsignsof“recovery”fromthedamagecausedbyhumanactiv

ity.AccordingtotheBBC,newsatelliteimagesreleasedbytheEuropeanSpaceAgencyshowedthatlevelsofairpollutantsandgreenhousegaseshave“fallensharply”inmaj

orcitiesinEuropeandtheUnitedStateseversincethelockdownstarted.ThisiswhathappenedafterrecentdiscoveriesinAntarctica.

Aninternationalteamof89scientistsfoundthattheiceinGreenlandandAntarcticaismeltingsixtimesfasterinthe2010sthanitwas

inthe1990s.AndinFebruary,Argentina’sMarambioresearchstationinAntarcticarecordedarecordhightemperatureof20.75℃onthecontinent.Sowhat

exactlywillhappenifthetemperaturekeepsrisingandtheicekeepsmelting?Athirdstudymightgiveyouanidea.Ateamofscientistsdrilledaholeintotheseafloorinwes

tAntarcticaandextractedmaterialfromunderground,inwhichtheyfoundtracesofroots,sporesandpollen—typicalproductsofarainforest—thatdatedb

ack90millionyearsago.Inotherwords,AntarcticawasverylikelyarainforestbackwhenthedinosaurswalkedonEarth.Butgiventhefactthatthe

SouthPolehasfourmonthsofdarknessduringwinter—evenmillionsofyearsago—scientistsbelievethattherainforestcouldonlyexistifthegreenhousegasconcentrat

ionswereextremelyhighbackthentokeepthecontinentwarmwhentherewaslittleornosunlight.“Wedidn’tknowthatthisCretaceous(白垩纪的)greenhouseclimatewasthatextrem

e,”JohannKlagesoftheAlfredWegenerInstituteinGermanyandaco-authoroftheresearchtoldtheGuardian.“Itshowsuswhatcarbondioxideisabletodo.”Iceorn

oice,Antarcticawillbe—andhasalwaysbeen—finewithextremechanges.Thehumanworld,however,maynotbe.Now,duringthecoronaviruslockdown,we’veseenthechang

esresultingfromlesshumanactivity.Hopefully,we’llholdontothosechanges—notforAntarcticaortheplanet,butforourselves.28.WhatdoesParagr

aph1mainlytellus?A.Thenovelcoronavirusoutbreakinfactresultedfromhumanactivity.B.Thenovelcoronaviruspr

ovestohaveapositiveeffectonthehumanbeings.C.Thelockdownofmajorcitiescontributedtothedecreaseofgreenhousegases.D.Ourplanetisreturningtoi

tsoriginalstateduetothenovelcoronavirusoutbreak.29.Whatdowelearnfromthethirdstudy?A.Typicalproductsofa

rainforestweredugoutinAntarctica.B.TracesofdinosaurslivinginrainforestswerespottedinAntarctica.C.Thereusedtobeenoughsunlightfortherainfor

estintheCretaceousAntarctica.D.TherewasagoodpossibilityofhighgreenhousegasconcentrationsinAntarctica.30.Whatisthema

inpurposeofthepassage?A.Toexplaintheeffectsofgreenhousegases.B.TodrawourattentiontotheecosysteminAntarctica.C.Tocallonustoreducehumanimp

actontheenvironment.D.Toencourageallofustodefeatthenovelcoronavirusbravely.31.Whatcanbethesuitabletitleforthe

passage?A.TheiceismeltingfasterinAntarcticaB.SlowingdownglobalwarmingbylockdownC.TheextremegreenhouseclimateintheperiodofCretaceousD.Reducinghumanact

ivitycontributestoourplanet’srecoveryDForsomeinChina,theaimoftravelistocreate15-secondvideos.It’snotaboutwhereyou’vebeen.It’saboutw

hereyou’reseentohavebeen.Perchedoncliffsaboveariver,Hongyadongisastilt-housecomplexinmock-traditional(

仿古的）styleinthecityofChongqing.Itsbars,restaurantsandgoldenneonlightshavebeenapopulardrawsinceitwasbuiltin2

006.Lastyearthenumberofvisitorssurged,withthewaitingtimetogetinbeingthreehours.ForawhileHongyadongbecamethebiggestattractio

ninChinaaftertheForbiddenCity.Themainreason,itseemed,wasHongyadong’ssuddenpopularityonasocial-mediaapp.Douyin,whichisusedforsharingphotographsand15-s

econdvideos.Insteadofhavingfun,somepeoplenowgoingreatnumberstoremotestrawberryfarmsorIcelandicfjords（峡湾）totakephotostoimpress

theirfriendsonsocialmedia.InChina,Douyin,launchedin2016,has230mmonthlyactiveusers.UnlikeusersofInstagram,whomainlybrowsefeedsofp

icturespostedbypeopletheyfollow,Douyin’sfanscommonlyusetheapptowatchhot-trendingvideospostedbyuserstheydonotknowundercategoriessuchas“food”and“sce

nicspots”.UploadingapictureorvideofromaphotogenicspottositessuchasDouyinandKuaishouisknowninChinaasdaka,mean

ing“punchingthecard”.Thewordisalsousedtorefertothepracticeofregisteringyourpresenceatalocationthathasalreadybecomehot.Thea

imisnottoproduceawell-craftedvideoorbeautifulphotograph,butsimplytoshowthatyouhavealsobeentotheplacesthatarepopular.Asubculturehasdevelopedofyoungpe

oplewhochoosedakaasalifestyle.So-calleddakazu-“dakatribes”-canbefoundroamingChongqingandothercities,checki

nginatasmanyhotlocationsaspossiblewithinasingleday.Guidescanbefoundonline,toshowthemostefficientwayst

oachievethis.Companiesoffer“dakatours”.ShopsandrestaurantsinChinatrytomakethemselvesasdaka-friendlyaspossible:acoffeeshopinBeijingbuil

tinsideashippingcontainer,forexample.Douyinuserscanusetheapptocreate“dakavideos”:super-speedslideshowsof

themselvesatdakasites.Thedakacrazemayhavepracticalorigins.China’syoungurbanprofessionalshavelittlevacationtime.Intheirfirstyearatacom

pany,employeescanexpectatmostfive-daypaid-vacation.Soworkersneedtomakethemostoftheirlimitedleisuretime.Douyincapturesthemoo

dwithitsslogan:“Makeeverysecondcount.”32.WhatmadeHongyadongthesecondbiggesttouristattractioninChina?A.Itslocationandmock-t

raditionalstyle.B.Thethree-hourwaitingtimetoaccessit.C.Itsbars,restaurantsandgoldenneonlights.D.Quiteafewuserssharingphotosandvideos

ofitonDouyin.33.WhatcanweinferfromtheunderlinedsentenceinParagraph3?A.Icelandicfjordsarethemostfamoustraveldestinationonsocialmedia.B

.Strawberryfarmsarehighlyrecommendedonsocialmedia.C.Thepurposeoftravellinghasbeenchangedbysocialmedia.

D.Socialmediamakeitpossibleforuserstohavefuninremoteareas.34.Whatmostprobablycausestheincreasingpopularityofdaka?A.Thedesirefortravel.

B.Limitedleisuretime.C.Daka-friendlyworkingplaces.D.Freedakatours.35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthetext?A

.AresocialmediapopularinChina?B.Isdakatheaimoftravel?C.Hongyadong,amust-seespotD.Aslow-pacedlife,abetterc

hoice第二节七选五阅读（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。Yourbrainliestoyoualot.We’resorrytohavetotellyouthisbu

tit’strue.Evenwhenyourbrainisdoingimportantanddifficultstuff,you’renotawareofmostofwhat’sgoingon.36Forthemostpart,it’sdoingagr

eatjob,workinghardtohelpyousurviveandachieveyourgoalsinacomplicatedworld.Becauseyouoftenhavetoreactquicklytoemergenciesando

pportunities,yourbrainusuallytriestogetasimpleanswerinahurryratherthanaprefectanswerthattakestimetoworkout.Butasthewor

ldisnotsimple,thismeansthatyourbrainhastotakeshortcutsandmakealotofassumptions.37Theproblemstartswhenthebraintakesininformationfromt

heworldthroughthesenses.Evenifyouaresittingquietlyinaroom,yourbrainreceivesfarmoreinformationthanitcanholdontoortha

nyouneedtodecidehowtoact.Youmaybeawareofthedetailedpatternofcolorsintherug,thephotographsonthewallandthesoundsofbirdsoutside.38Usua

llythesethingsaren’timportantsowedon’toftennoticehowmuchinformationwelose.Whenpeoplelookatcomplicatedpicture

s,theycanidentifydifferencesiftheimagesremainstill.Butiftheimagemovesquickly,thentheyhavealotmoretro

uble.39Totestthis,psychologistshavetriedmoreinterestingwaysofgettingpeopletofailtonoticethings.Inoneofourfavorites,aresearcherapproachessome

oneonthestreetandasksfordirections.Whilethepersonisreplying,workmencarryalargedoorbetweenthetwopeople,blockingtheirviewofeachother.

Behindthecoverofthedoor,thepersonwhoaskedfordirectionsisreplacedbyanotherresearcherwhocarriesontheconversationasifnothinghadhappened.Evenwhenthesec

ondpersonlooksverydifferentfromthefirst,thepersongivingthedirectionshasonlyaboutafiftypercentchanceofnoticingthechange.40A.Your

brain’sliesareinyourbestinterest—mostofthetime—buttheyalsoleadtopredictablemistakes.B.Thisisbecauseweimaginethatweremembermoredetai

lsthanwereallycan.C.Theexperimentsillustratethatyouperceiveonlyalittlebitofwhat’sgoingonintheworld.D.Yourbra

inselectivelyprocessesdetailsthatareimportantforyoutonotice.E.Yourbrainperceivesmanyotheraspectsofthesceneinitiallybutquicklyforgetst

hem.F.Thishappensbecauseourvisualmemoryisn’tverygood.G.Yourbraindoesn’tintendtolietoyou,ofcourse.第三部分完形填空（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A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Theuniversaluseoftechnologyhasresultedinaconstantcurrento

finformationinterruptingthe“flow”ofourlife.This41patternwasinitiallymarketedas“call-waiting”forourphones.

Butnowoureyes,ears,andfingersaregluedtoourtechnology24/7.Weare42byemails,texts,orthenewsfeedsonourFacebookpages.MyfriendRo

nreferstothistechnologyas“weaponsofmassdistraction.”Buthowisthismassdistraction43ourdegreeofpresenceandabilitytoattendtotheeverydayd

emandsoflife?Accordingtoa2010KaiserFamilyFoundationreport,childrenfromeighttoeighteenspendanaverageofsevenhoursandthirty-eightminutesadayusingent

ertainmentmedia.Inaddition,astudypublishedintheAugust2010issueofPediatricsfoundthatexposureto44mediawasassociatedwithattentionproblemsina

sampleof210collegestudents.The45isjustpartofthelargerpicture.Dealingwithacrowdofdailytextmessagesandemailsmakesitdifficultforusto

bebyourselveswhenallthatactivitystops.Althoughasenseof46isnaturalattimes,ouraddictiontothenonstopinteractionaffordedbytechn

ologydeepensthatfeelingwhenaccesstothetechnologyisunexpectedly47.Justthinkhowyoufeelwhenyoulackcellphoneo

rwebaccess.Isitpossiblethatourobsessionwithcontinuallycheckingouremailsandtextmessageshascontributedtoour48togenuinelyrelatewithothe

rsandfindenjoymentwithoutconstantstimulation?Asidefromtheimpactoftechnologyonour49andourabilitytobeateaseintheab

senceofourtechnology,let’sexaminehowinteractingwithourdevices50thedevelopmentofourfundamentalcommunicationandsocial

skills.Manyresearchersobservethateverydayconversationbetweenhumanbeingsisbecomingincreasingly51.Manyoftoday’sch

ildrenaregrowingupwithabuilt-independenceondevices,makingitdifficultforthemtofeel52ineverydaysocialsituations.Oftentheyfindit53tomakeeyecontac

tordealwitheventhesimplestface-to-faceinteractionswithouttheaidoftechnologyasanintermediary.Overtimethesechildrenforgeth

owtorelatewitheachotherbecausetheyhavebecomehabituatedtousingtechnologyto54directcontactwithothersandlifeitself.55,someneuroscie

ntistsbelievethatuseoftheinternetactuallyrewiresourbrains.41.A.innovativeB.pleasantC.typicalD.disturbing42.A.isolated

B.floodedC.informedD.promoted43.A.affectingB.enhancingC.highlightingD.establishing44.A.printB.screenC.newsD.online45.A.attentionB.assoc

iationC.demandD.distraction46.A.belongingB.independenceC.lonelinessD.simplicity47.A.unavailableB.approachableC.

visibleD.prospective48.A.inabilityB.potentialC.anxietyD.ambition49.A.communicationB.attentionC.healthD.intelligence50.A.agreewithB.adapttoC.contribut

estoD.interfereswith51.A.rareB.commonC.weirdD.popular52.A.fascinatedB.comfortableC.restlessD.annoyed53.A.convenientB.feasibl

eC.challengingD.inspiring54.A.maintainB.endureC.avoidD.pursue55.A.OnthecontraryB.InfactC.InadditionD.Ontheotherhand第II卷（主观题；共

55分）第四部分短文语法填空(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当内容或括号内所给单词的正确形式。Inthepastfewyears,quiteanumberofmen

andwomen56(choose)todosomethinglesscompetitive.Theyareafraidthatthestressofworkrobsthem57joyandhappinessandbringthemharmbot

hphysicallyandmentally.Infact,however,stressisn’tsuchabadthing58itisoftensupposedtobe.Aboveall,59itgets

outofcontrol,acertainamountofstressisimportantasitprovidesmotivationandchallenge,andpurposeto60otherwiseme

aningless,idlelife.Inaddition,peopleunderstresstendtoexpresstheirfullrangeofpotential61realizetheirownpersonalworth—theveryaimo

fahumanlife.Lastbutnotleast,researchhasshownthat,62(actual),modestamountsofstresscan63(strong)theimmunesystemandbegoodforhealth.

Stressisanaturalpartofeverydaylifeandthereisnoway64(escape).Developingouradaptiveabilitytodealwithstresscanpreventusfrom65(defeat)bythecompetit

ivesociety.第五部分单句填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）根据汉语提示或括号内所给单词，结合所学语法知识，在横线上填入合适的内容（不限一空一词）。66.TheEnglishmadeamajora______________tooperaa

ndexportedwhattheyhaddonetooperabacktoItaly.67.One’sa________________ofliteraturedependsonone’slevelofaestheticknowledge.68.Wehadalong

wait,butitwasw__________becausewegotthetickets.69.Undersuchc_______________,smartfirmsneedtofindwaystolettheiremployeeshaveenou

ghflexibilitytomanagetheirtimeefficiently.70.Ifit___________(rain)anothertenminutes,thegamewouldhave

beencalledoff.71.Ifonlywe_______(have)aphone;I’mtiredofqueuingoutsidethepublicphonebox.72.Though_______(lack)courage,hemanagedtomakethespe

echinfrontofthecrowd.73.Iwouldhavetoldhimtheanswerhaditbeenpossible,butI_____(be)toobusythen.74.Hehadseenthemoviebefore.

That’s______hedidn’tseeitlastnight.75.Theheadmasterstronglyopposed________(refer)toasMr.Scrooge.第六部分书面表达（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。Twomen,bothseriouslyill,occupiedthesamehospitalroom.Onemanwasallowedtositupinhisbedforanhoureachafternoon.Hisbedwasn

exttotheroom’sonlywindow.Theothermanhadtospendallhistimelyingonhisback.Thementalkedforhourscontinuously.Theyspokeoftheirwivesa

ndfamilies,theirhomes,theirjobs,theirexperienceinthearmy,wheretheyhadbeenonvacation.Everyafternoonwhenthemaninthebedbythewindowcouldsitup,hewoul

dpassthetimebydescribingtohisroommateallthethingshecouldseeoutsidethewindow.Themanintheotherbedbeganto

liveforthoseone-hourperiodswhenhisworldwouldbebroadenedandenlivenedbyalltheactivitiesandcolorsoftheworldoutside.Thewindowover

lookedaparkwithalovelylake.Ducksandswansplayedonthewaterwhilechildrensailedtheirmodelboats.Youngloverswalkedarmi

narmamongflowersofeverycolor.Grandoldtreesmadeeverythingaroundmoreattractive,andafineviewofthecityskylinecouldbeseeninthedistance.As

themanbythewindowdescribedallthisindetail,themanontheothersideoftheroomwouldclosehiseyesandimaginethepicturesquescene.Onewarmafternoon

themanbythewindowdescribedaparadepassingby.Althoughtheothermancouldn’theartheband,hecouldseeitinhismind’seyeasthegentlemanbyth

ewindowpictureditwithdescriptivewords.Daysandweekspassed.Onemorning,thenursearrivedtobringwaterfortheirbathsonlytofindthelifelessbodyoft

hemanbythewindow,whohaddiedpeacefullyinhissleep.Shewassaddenedandcalledthehospitalattendantstotakethebodyaway.Later,theot

hermanaskedifhecouldbemovednexttothewindow.Thenursewashappytomaketheswitch,andaftermakingsurehewascomfortable,shelefthimalone.Finally,hewoul

dhavethejoyofseeingitforhimself.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。P

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evenseethewall.Perhapshejustwantedtoencourageyou.”,thenurseanswered.