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高二开学考英语第一部分听力(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，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．WhereisJasongoingtoday?A．Hisfather’sfarm.B．Thebasket

ballcourt.C．Hisgrandparents’house.2．Howmanypeopleareeatingwiththeman?A．Two.B．Three.C．Four.3．Whatisthetopicof

thedialogue?A．Apaper.B．Aspeech.C．Ateacher.4．Whatarethespeakersprobablydoing?A．Talkingonthephone.B．Chattingfacetoface.C．Makingavideo

call.5．Howdothecookiestaste?A．Salty.B．Sweet.C．Tasteless.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。听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Whatistherelationshipbetwee

nthetwospeakers?A．Workmates.B．Husbandandwife.C．Teacherandstudent.7．Whatwillthemandonext?A．Buylunchforthem.B．Turnontheairpuri

fier.C．Getamaskforthewoman.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Whowillbeonthefaceofthe$20bill?A．AndrewJackson.B．HarrietTubman.C．AlicePaul.9．WhatdidSusanB．An

thonydo?A．Shesavedmanyslaves.B．Shehelpedpassanewlaw.C．Sheproposedwomengetthevote.10．Whyarethespeakersexcited?A．The19thAmendment

wasjustpassed.B．WomenwillbefeaturedonU.S.money.C．AlexanderHamiltonwon’tbeonthe$10bill.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。11．Wheredoestheconversationp

robablytakeplace?A．Inarestaurant.B．Intheman’shouse.C．Inasupermarket.12．Whydoesthemanwanttoeatenergybarsonly?A．Toloseweight.

B．Tosavemoney.C．Tobuildmuscles.13．Whatdoesthewomanthinkoftheads?A．They’relying.B．They’reconvincing.C．They’reconfusi

ng.14．Whatisthewomanlike?A．Grateful.B．Smart.C．Careless.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。15．Whatsportarethespeakersdo

ing?A．Skateboarding.B．Surfing.C．Iceskating.16．Wheredoesthemancomefrom?A．Chicago.B．LosAngeles.C．SanFrancisco.17．What’stherela

tionshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Co-workers.B．Coachandathlete.C．Husbandandwife.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。18．WhatdoesKayleeprobablydo?A．Astudent.B．Ateacher.C．A

scientist.19．WhatsportdoesJamesoftendo?A．Playbasketball.B．Playtennis.C．Run.20．WhatwillJamesdonextSunday

?A．Playtennis.B．Seeadentist.C．Watchagame.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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。AT

heMostPopularNationalParksintheU.S.Famouslycalled“America’sbestidea”bythenovelistandhistorianWallaceStegner,theU.S.Natio

nalParkSystemoffersfamiliesawonderfullyaffordablewaytovisitAmerica’smostpopularandbeautifullandscape

s.HotSpringsNationalParkThisnationalparkisuniquebecauseit’smoreofanurbanparkthanadistantwilderness.LocatedrightnexttothecityofHotSprings,thisi

salsothecountry’ssmallestnationalpark,covering5,550acres.Themainattractionsherearethehistoricbathhousesandhotspringsthattheparkwase

stablishedtoprotect.AcadiaNationalParkThisparkontheMaineCoastishometovariousplantsandanimalsandthetallestmountainontheAtlanticCoa

st.TodayvisitorscometoAcadiatohikerockpeaks,bikehistoriccarriageroads,orrelaxandenjoythecoastalscener

y.ShenandoahNationalParkOccupiedbysettlersforatleast100years,itcovers200,000acresofVirginiawilderness.The105-mileSkylineDrivetracestheBlueRidgeMo

untainsandoffersmanyjumping-offpointstoseethebeautyofthispark.Beyondthescenicdrive,youcanexplorethepark’smanyofferingsthroughhiking,biking,andhors

ebackriding,IndianaDunesNationalParkStretchingalong15milesofLakeMichiganshorelineandcoveringmorethan15,000acres,thisMid

westernparkisidealforrelaxingonabeach,hikingthe50milesoftrails,andexploringthediverseecosystem.Thesandsarethemainattractionwithrar

eplants,andvariousbirds.Thenationalparkisfreetovisit.1.WhatistypicalofHotSpringsNationalPark?A.Itseemslikeacitypark.B.Itislocatedinthesuburb.C.It

isn’tafarawaywilderness.D.Itisthecity’slargestnationalpark.2.WhatcanyoudoinShenandoahNationalPark?A.Talkaboutitshis

torywithsettlers.B.Recordthebeautyofthispark.C.Rideahorsetoexploreitsbeauty.D.Enjoythepark’scoastalscenery.3.Whichofthefollowingparkscanyouvisitfree

ofcharge?A.AcadiaNationalPark.B.HotSpringsNationalPark.C.ShenandoahNationalPark.D.IndianaDunesNationalPark.BTwoyearsago,Holmespart

icipatedinBacktoSchoolBash.Hewasholdingdowntwojobsatthetime—onewiththecity’spublicworksdepartment,theotherasabarber.Saturdaywashisbusies

thair-cuttingday,buthechosetodonatehistimeandgivefreehaircutstounfortunatekidssothey’dlookneatonthatfirstdayofclasses.Butthenhehadalightbulbmo

ment:“Thekidsshouldearntheirfreehaircutbyhavingtoreadabooktome,”Holmessaid.TheideawassopopularthathecontinueditthefirstTuesdayofeve

rymonthforthenexttwoyears.Boysfromfivetotenyearsoldwouldgrabafavoritebook,settleintothebarberchair,andread

aloudwhileHolmeswasdoingtheirhair.Iftheywerepuzzledoveraword,Holmeswastheretohelp.Afterthehaircut,they’dreviewhebook,f

romthecharactersandvocabularytothethemes—justlikeinschool,onlymorefun.Holmes,whoismarriedandhastwosons,agesthreeand

four,recognizesthatnoteveryparenthasthetimetoreadwiththeirkids.Holmesadmitshe,too,benefitsfromtheprocess.“Therewasthisseven-year-oldwhostruggledth

roughhisbook,stutteringoverwordseventhoughhedidn’thaveastutter(口吃),”saidHolmes.Hehadtheboytakethebookhomeandpractic

e.Whenthechildcamebackafewdayslater,“Hereaditwithnoproblems.Thatinspiresme.”HolmesandhisfamilyhaverecentlymovedtoaChicagosuburb.Whentheygetsettled

,heplanstotakeuphisroleastheStory-bookBarber.“Thewaytheworldistodaywithgunsandviolence,”hesays,“it’sasafeheavenforthekids,tocometothebarbe

rshopandreadbooks.”4.WhatdoweknowaboutHolmestwoyearsago?A.Hehadonlyonejob.B.Heearnedalotasabarber.C.Heofferedfreehaircutst

othepoorkids.D.HewastheorganizerofBacktoSchoolBash.5.TheexampleinParagrap3mainlyprovesthat_______.A.Holmesisverystr

ictwiththekidsB.HolmesalsolearnsalotfromthekidsC.beingafluentreaderneedsplentyofpracticeD.manykidshavetroubleinreadingastorybook6.W

hatcanwelearnfromthelastParagraph?A.Holmesisdissatisfiedwiththeworldtoday.B.Holmes’barbershopwillhavesomechanges.C.Holmes’barbershophaswongr

eatpopularity.D.Holmeswillcontinuetobeastorybookbarber.7.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.TheStorybookBarbe

rB.BacktoSchoolBashC.ReadingCountsALotD.CareAbouttheKidsCArecentsurveyhasshownthatmoremenareadoptingcatsthanwomeninrecentyears.Peopleusedtoth

inkcatsarepreferredbywomen,anddogsarethetrustyfriendsofmen.However,anewresearchfromUKPetFooduncoveredanobviousgender(

性别)differenceinpetadoptionnumbers—withmoremenchoosingtoadoptadultcatsthanwomen.Overthepastfouryears,1.5millionnewmalehouseholdshavebeenbenefitingfrom

thecompanyofanadultcat,comparedtoaround1millionfemalehouseholds.Theresearchfindingshighlightthefunctionofthebondthat

canexistbetweenamanandhisfurryfriend.Althoughyoumaybefondofkittenswiththeirplayfulandinnocentnature,there’saconvincingreasontoadoptanadultcat,

especiallyformenseekingaloyalandentertainingcompanion.Unlikethetroublesomeprocessofraisingakitten,adu

ltcatscomewiththeirpersonalitiesfullyformed.Thismeansthatfromdayone,youcanenjoythecompanionshipofafurryfriendthathasalreadysettledi

ntotheircharactersandbehaviors.Formenwithbusyschedulesorlimitedtimeforpettraining,anadultcatprovidesinstantcompanionshipwithoutthedemandingneedsofay

oungkitten.They’realreadylitter-trainedandaccustomedtobasicgroomingroutines,makingthemanidealchoiceforbusymen.MichaelBellingham,ChiefExecuti

veofUKPetFoodsaid:“Iwasinterestedtoseethatmoremenareadoptingoldercats.Ourresearchthisyearhighlightstheprofoundimpactofpe

ts—fromfightingwithlonelinesstohavingapositiveeffectonourmentalhealth.Weweresurprisedtoseethatonefifthofthepeoplewithmentalillnessweint

erviewedwantpetstobeincludedinprescriptions,whichcanhelptreattheirproblems.”So,formenconsideringbringingafurrycompanionint

otheirlife,adoptinganadultcatmightjustbetheperfectchoice.8.Whatcanweknowaboutthenewresearchinparagraph2?A.Comparedtowomen,menpreferstoadoptadultcats.

B.Dogsareman’smostloyalfriendsofalltime.C.Womenarefondofbeingsurroundedbylovelycats.D.Millionsofhouseholdsgai

nbenefitsfromprotectingpets.9.What’sthereasonformantochooseadultcats?A.Theyhavethepotentialtocarefortheirowners.B.Theyareinnocen

tandloyaltothecaringadults.C.Theyhavefullydevelopedpersonalities.D.Theyareacureforrarediseases.10.Whatcanbeinferredfrom

MichaelBellingham’swords?A.AdultcatsarethebestoptionofpetsforUKfamily.B.Petshaveagoodimpactonpeople’smentalhealth.C.Adultcat

sdemandlesscompanyfromtheirbusyowners.D.CatsareapricelessdrugforphysicalproblemsinUK.11.Whichofthefollowingphrase

scanreplace“prescription”inparagraph5?A.Jobinterviews.B.Textbooks.C.Personalpreference.D.Medicalguidance.DLossofslow-w

avesleepasyouagemayincreaseyourriskofdevelopingdementia(痴呆),accordingtoanewstudy.“Wefoundthatagingwasassoc

iatedwithadeclineintheamountofthedeepeststagesofsleep,knownasslow-wavesleep.Wethenfoundthatpeoplewithgreaterdeclinesinslow-waveslee

povertimehadahigherriskofgettingdementiaoverthenext17yearsoffollow-up,”saidMatthewPase,seniorauthorofthestudy.Slow-wavesleepisthethirdan

dfourthstagesofsleep,whichisimportantforbrainhealth.Duringthisstage,thebodyremovesunwantedorharmfulmater

ialsfromthebrain.“Forthebrain,thisdeepsleepisthoughttobethemostrestorative,”saidDrRichardIsaacson,whowasn’tinvolvedinthestudy.Theresearcherswantedtok

nowwhetherchronic(慢性的)reductionsinslow-wavesleepovertimearelinkedtodementiariskinhumansandwhetherdementia-relatedproce

ssesinthebrainmaycontributetogettinglessofthistypeofsleep.Theystudied346peoplewithanaverageageof69andcompletedtwoovernightsleepstudies—oneb

etween1995and1998andthesecondbetween1998and2001—duringwhichtheirsleepwasmonitored.Theresearchersalsoinvestigatedwhetheranychangeintheamo

untofslow-wavesleepthatparticipantsgotwasassociatedwithdevelopingdementiaupto17yearsaftertheycompletedthesleep

studies.Bythattime,52participantshadbeendiagnosedwithdementia.Eachpercentagedecreaseinslow-wavesleepperyearwaslinkedtoa27percentincreasedris

kofdevelopingdementia.Therateofslow-wavesleeplossaccelerated(加速)fromage60,peakedfromages75to80andslowedafterwards.“Thisisanimportantstudyyetagainshow

ingtheimpactofqualityofsleeponaperson’sriskofcognitivedeclineanddementia,”Isaacsonsaid.“It’simportanttonotonlypayattention

tothetotalamountofsleepapersongetseachnight,butalsomonitorsleepqualityasbestaspossible.”12.Whatcanwelearnfromthenewstudy

?A.Theolderyouare,thelesssleepyouwillhave.B.Slow-wavesleephasbeenlinkedtotheriskofdementia.C.Therateofslow-wavesleeploss

keepsgoingupwithage.D.Theamountofsleephasanimpactontheriskofdementia.13.Howdidresearchersgetwhattheywanted?A.Bymakingacomparison.B.Byintr

oducingaconcept.C.Byreferringtoanotherstudy.D.Bymakingasurvey.14.WhatdidDrRichardIsaacsonsuggest?A.Sleepqualityneedsmoreattention.B.We

shouldhaveenoughsleep.C.Theelderlyshouldsleepmorethantheyoung.D.Theamountofsleepismoreimportantthansleepquality.15.Inw

hichsectionofanewspapermaythistextappear?A.Sports.B.Health.C.Education.D.Environment.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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。选项中有两项为多余选项。Formanystudents,mathsandsciencehavealwaysbeenboringandevendifficultsubjects.Teachershavelong

triedavarietyofwaystogetstudentsexcitedaboutSTEM,whichstandsforscience,technology,engineeringandmaths.16.Theuseofroboticsisontheriseintoday’swo

rld.17Notonlydoesitgivethemaheadstartinsubjectslikecomputerprogramming,mathsandscience,itcanalsodevelopan

interestincareersstudentsmayhaveneverconsideredbefore.RobotsaremostoftenrelatedtotechnologyandotherSTEM-rela

tedfields.However,playingwithrobotshaseducationalbenefitsbeyondsimplylearningtobuildandprogramtherobo

tsthemselves.Robotscanbeusedtoinproblem-basedlearningtodevelopstudents’problem-solvingskillsandgetthemworkingcooperativelyandmore.Inthisl

earningmodel,studentsarepresentedwithaproblemtheymustsolve.18.Thisinspirescreativity,criticalthinkingandcoope

ration—allimportant21s-centuryskills.Robotsaren’tjustforstudentswhoneedachallenge.19Studentswithautismwhomayshyawayfromi

nteractionwithahumanbeingaremorelikelytoopenuptoarobot,andtheriskoffailureorembarrassmentinfrontoftherobotismuch

lower.Robotscanprovideawayforthemtopracticesocialskillswithoutthepressureofinteractingwitharealperson.Thereareawidevarie

tyofrobotsavailableforclassroomuse.20Itnowmakesrobotsdesignedforstudentsinelementaryandmiddleschool.Therobotscanbeprogrammedusingac

omputerortabletandasimplifiedprogrammingapp.Thisintroducesthebasicsofprogrammingandroboticstoyoungerstudentswh

omightthenchoosetostudyfurtherinhighschoolandcollege.Robotsareonlygoingtobecomeabiggerpartofeverydaylifeinthefutu

re.Usingrobotsintheclassroomisaprovenwaytogetkidsexcitedandincreaselearning.A．Allowingstudentstoplaywithrob

otsandlearnhowtheyworkcanhavehugebenefitsforthem.B．Insteadoffollowingateacher’sdirections,studentsworkouttheirownsolutionstotheproblem.

C．OneofthemostpopularisfromLEGO,thecompanythatfirstmadeengineeringfunforkids.D．Itturnsoutoneofthebestwaystogetkid

sinterestedinSTEMisthroughtheuseofrobots.E．Playingwithrobotscanhaveadditionalbenefitsforstudentswithdisabilities.

F．Researchintothispossibilityhasalreadybegun.G．Robotsarenaturallyfunandexcitingforkids.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，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。Myfather,PaulAndrewFigura,wasadie-hardfisherman.Inmy21,wewentoutfishi

nginallkindsofweather,catchingandmissingnearlyeveryfishincountlesswaterways.Wheneverwe22,Momwouldask:“Whattimewillyoubeback?”“Whenwecan’tseethe

23.”Dadwouldrespond.Heoften24it.SometimesDadwouldaskmeto25somefoodandwaterandwe’dfishtheentireday.Iobservedfirsthandhisinsiste

nt,rapid-irecastingtechnique,towhichhecreditedasa26factorbehindhissuccess.Itwasone27afteranotherafteranother.Theg

reatestlifelessonthatDadtaughtmeinvolveddealingwiththosetimeswhenthefishweren’t28.Dayswhentheweatherwasawful,whenthemosquitoeswerebiting,

whenmyhandswerecold.TimeswhenIjustwantedto29andgohome.Dad’s30?“Son,you’renotgoingtocatchanyfishunlessyo

u31yourline.Keepcasting,”he’dsay.Ilearnedearlytheimportanceof32andwillingnesstokeeptryingdifferentfishfoodifyouwantedtocatchthem.

Soonerorlaterthey’d33.Itookthatsameattitudeintomyschoolwork.34,Igotmanyawardsatcollege.Iappliedit35towhateverjobIhadasanadultanditm

ademethepersonthatIamtoday.21．A．dreamB．careerC．childhoodD．adulthood22．A．gotupB．reachedoutC．steppedbackD．set

off23．A．campsB．linesC．tracksD．cottages24．A．forgotB．rejectedC．recalledD．meant25．A．makeB．packC．heatD．freeze26．A．culturalB．

randomC．majorD．external27．A．castB．stepC．strikeD．risk28．A．swimmingB．dancingC．gatheringD．biting29．A．wan

derB．playC．quitD．sleep30．A．responseB．intentionC．evaluationD．situation31．A．abandonB．monitorC．fetchD．wet32．A．kindnessB．insistenceC．confidenceD．busines

s33．A．cooperateB．progressC．resistD．integrate34．A．InsurpriseB．AsaresultC．AheadoftimeD．Inparticular35．A．intentionallyB．casuallyC．hesitantlyD．tem

porarily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。Mamianqunorthehorse-facedskirtoriginatedf

romtheSongDynasty,butitgainedpopularityamongwomenduringlaterMingandQingdynasties.___36___trulysetsmamianqunapartistheintricatepleats(褶)tha

tarebothabundantanddistinctive.Thepleatsarenotonlydecorative,theyallowfor___37___(free)ofmovement.Nowdesignersdrawthei

rinspirationfromtraditionalChineseculturalelementstocreatecharmingpatternsontheskirts.Mamianqunisn’tjustforhistoricalreenactments(重演)

.It’sanitemofclothing___38___(perfect)suitableforeverydaywear,eveninacontemporaryofficesetting.___39___designofmamianq

uncombinestraditionwithmodernity,___40___(make)itnotjustarelicofthepast,butafunctionalandstylishadditio

ntothemodernwardrobe(衣橱).Now,mamianqunismakinganeven___41___(huge)comebackcomparedtomostoftimes.Peopleweariteith

erinthestreetsorintheoffice.Thisresurgence(复兴)isfueledbyagrowingsenseofculturalpride,whichpromotespeople___42___(honor)theirheritagebyhavingtradit

ionalclothingintotheirdailywardrobes.Caoxian,___43___(know)astheheartofmamianqunmanufacturing,isacountyinShandongPro

vince.Caoxianholdsadeepculturalheritageofhanfu,Chinesetraditionalclothing,andishome___44___numeroushanfuenterprises.Withtheriseofonlinesho

pping,thelocalhanfuindustryofCaoxian____45____(grow)rapidlyinrecentyears.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）46.假定你是李华，暑假在伦敦学习，得知当地美术馆要举办

中国画展览。请写一封信申请做志愿者，内容包括：1.写信目的；2.个人优势；3.能做的事情。注意：1.词数100左右；2.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯；3.结束语已为你写好。________________________________________________

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_____________第二节（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。Afewyearsago,thecompanyIworkedforsentmywifeandmet

oliveinNewYorkforayear.I’vealwayslovedrunning,soIwasreallyhappywhenIfoundoutIlivednexttoCentralPark.Itmeantthatever

ymorningIcouldgoforarunbeforeIwenttowork.Becausealotofpeoplehadtoldmetobecarefulofrobbersinthepark,sousuallyIdidn’ttakeanythingwithme.Howcould

theyrobmeifIdidn’thaveanything?Butonemorning,mywifegavemea$10billandaskedmetobuysomebreadontheway.Itwasa

beautifulmorningandtheparkwasquietwithveryfewpeoplewalkingorjoggingaround.WhileIwasrunningthroughthepark,anotherjoggerknockedintome.Heapologizedan

dcontinuedrunning.Forawhile,Ididn’tthinktoomuchofit.However,whenInoticedthewidepathwhereIwasrunning,Ithoughtitwaskindofstran

ge.Thewarningofrobbersintheparkoccurredtome.“Itcouldhavebeenarobber!”Isuddenlybecamealarmed,soIchecked

mypocketandfoundthatthemoneywasmissing.Withoutthinkingtwice,Iranafterthatjogger.Ifinallycaughtupandheldhimbythearm.Ishouted,“Give

methe$10bill!Now!”Iamnotusuallyahot-headed(性急的)person,butIgotreallyangrythistime.Icouldn’tbelievetherobberywasactuallyhappen

ingtome.Filledwithanger,Ishookmyfistathim.Thisseemedtofrightenhim.Hequicklyputhishandinhispocketandgavemethem

oney.Thenheranawayasfastashecould.Iboughtthebreadandwenthome.AssoonasIgothome,Icouldn’twaittotellmywifemystory.“You

won’tbelievewhathappenedtome,”Istartedwithpride.Sheimmediatelystoppedme,“Iknow,youleftthemoneyforthebreadonthekitchentable.”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。Lookingatthemoneyonthetable,Istoodthere,shocked.____________________________

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7．A18．B19．E20．C第三部分语言运用21．C22．D23．B24．D25．B26．C27．A428．D29．C30．A31．D32．B33．A34．B35．A36.What37.freedom3

8.perfectly39.The40.making41.huger42.tohonor43.known44.to45.hasgrown##hasbeengrowingDearSirorMadam,I’mwritingtoa

pplytobeavolunteerfortheChinesePaintingExhibitionwhichwillbeheldinyourartgallery.IthinkIamqualifiedforthisjo

b,becauseIhavelearnedChinesepaintingsincechildhood.Besides,IamfluentinbothChineseandEnglish,whichisbeneficialforintroducing

Chinesepaintings.IfIamluckyenoughtobechosenasavolunteer,IcanshowvisitorsaroundthegalleryandgetthemtoknowmoreaboutChinesep

ainting.Iwouldbeverygratefulifyoucouldoffermetheopportunity.I’mlookingforwardtoyourreply.Yours,LiHuaLookinga

tthemoneyonthetable,Istoodthere,shocked.Fortherestoftheday,Ifeltextremelyguilty,withtheinnocentjoggerandhi

s“helplessness”onmymind.HowcouldIbesorudetohimwithoutknowingthetruth?Whywasitthatthejoggergavemethemoney?Istillrememberhisfrig

htenedfacewhenIscaredhimawaylikeamonster.Idecidedtofindachancetoapologizetohim.Thenextmorning,Igotupandwenttotheparkasusual,butnotforjogging.Ijusthu

ngaroundwhereImetthatjogger,butinvain.Forseveraldays,Iwaitedatthesameplace.Buttomydisappointment,hedidn’tturnup.Itwasalmostaweeklaterbefore

Ifinallyspottedhimagain.I,the“robber”,gavethe$10billbacktohimandsaidsorrytohimagainandagain.Fortunately,heforgavemeforwhatIhaddonetohimands

aid,“Oh,itdoesn’tmatter.”Manyyearshavepassed,butIcanstillfeelmycheeksburningwithshame.FromtheexperienceIhavelearnedthatitistooearlytojudgeaperson

beforeyouknowthetruth.