英语（江苏卷 A卷）：2023年高考第二次模拟考试卷（试卷版）

绝密★启用前I2023年高考英语第二次模拟考试卷高三英语（考试时间120分钟试卷满分150分）注意事项.答卷前，考试务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号，回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在本试卷上无效.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回第一部分:听力（共两节，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•小题每段对话仅读一遍WhatdoweknowaboutthewomanShehasbeenillforafewmonths.Sheisntworriedabouttheexam.Sheisself-confident.Who9sJennyA.Sheisastudent.B.Sheisateacher.C.Sheisadoctor.WhatdoesthewomanimplyA.Shehastoremovethevirus.BShecantmeetthedeadline.C.Shecantputupwiththecomputer.D.Shesinfectedwithacertaindisease.Whatdoesthemanthinkofridinginadriverlesscartheplayersaretoptalent;abovethatleveltheteamsperformancebeginstodecline.Interestinglythistrendisntevidentinbaseballwhereadditionalindividualtalentkeepsimprovingtheteamsperformance.Toexplainthisphenomenontheresearchersexploredthedegreetowhichagoodperformancebyateamrequiresitsmemberstocoordinate（协调）theiractions.38Inbaseballtheperformanceofindividualplayersislessdependentonteammates.Theyconcludethatwhentaskinterdependenceishighteamperformancewillsufferwhenthereistoomuchtalentwhileindividualtalentwillhavepositiveeffectsonteamperformancewhentaskinterdependenceislower.Ifabasketballstarisforexampletryingtogainahighpersonalpointtotalhemaytakeashothimselfwhenitwouldbebettertopasstheballtoateammateaffectingtheteamsperformance.Youngchildrenlearningtoplayteamsportsareoftentold“ThereisnoIinTEAM.39Anotherpossibilityisthatwhenthereisalotoftalentonateamsomeplayersmaymakelesseffort.Justasinagameoftug-of-war（拔＞可比赛），wheneverapersonisaddedeveryoneelsepullstheropewithlessforce.40AnA-teammayrequireabalance—notjustAplayersbutafewgenerousBplayersaswell.A.Ifsnotasimplemattertodeterminethenatureoftalent.Sportsteamownersspendmillionsofdollarsattractingtoptalent.Thegroupinteractionanditseffectdrewtheresearchers5attention.Starsapparentlydonotfollowthisbasicprincipleofsportsmanship.Severalrecentstudiesexaminedtheroleoftalentinthesportsworld.Buildingupadreamteamismorecomplexthansimplyhiringthebesttalent.Thistaskinterdependencedistinguishesbaseballfromfootballandbasketball.第三部分语言知识运用（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，从短文后各题的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出适合填入对应空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑LastMondaytoprepareapicnicIdecidedtogointoasuperstorewhichwasonmywayhome.Iparkedmycarinthebigparkinglotandwentintothesuperstore.Itwasahugeone41onto2storiesand200000+squarefeet.After45minutesofshoppingtojustgetsometomatoescheeseand3toothpicksIarrivedatthecashierlinethoughtfulandabit42bythetimeIspenttoget

343.1wonderedwhyIdidnotgotoasmalllocalstore.After15minutesofwaitinginthelinethewomaninfrontofmecalledmeHey…youhaveonly3articlesComeandtakemy

44.1havewaymorearticlesthanyou!^^Itwasntthefirsttimeithappenedtome.Butherintentionwas

45、aswellaswashersmileshedidnotwearanymasksoIcouldseeit.NotknowingwhatelsetodoIacceptedher46Wechattedabitwaitingforthecustomersaheadofustofinish—shewasincredibly47ThenIthankedhergivingherbackmybrightestsmilealthoughIwaswearingamask....48mycarIrethoughtaboutthatgoodmomentandrealizedthatshe49myday.InthemeantimeIwonderedhowto50itbacktoher.No51itwasquiteimpossiblesoIconsideredhowtopayitforwardtosomeoneelse.WhiledrivingIrealizedthatshesavedme10minutes.And52Iwasdrivingat70mphIreducedmyspeedto55mph.Myfuel53dramaticallydroppeddownby35%.

54.1relostpartofthe10minutesthatthewomanofferedmebutitwasawayto55heranddoasmallthingfortheenvironment.第二节共10小题，每小题L5分，满分15分阅读下面材料，在答题卡相应位置处填入适当的内容1个单词或括号内单词的正确形式Whenamanwaswalkingbysomeelephantshe56suddenstopped.Hewaspuzzledthatthesehugeanimalswerebeingheldonlybyasmallrope绳子tiedtotheirfrontlegs.Nochainsnocages.57wasobviousthattheelephantscouldbreak58theybondsatanytimebutforsomereasontheydidnot.Hesawatrainernearbyand59askwhytheanimalsjuststoodthereandmadenoattempttogetaway.Well“thetrainersaidwhentheywereveryyoungandmuchsmallerweused60sameropetokeepthemfrom61runaway.Attheageitsenoughtoholdthem.Astheygrowuptheyareusedtobelievingtheycannotbreaktherope.Theybelieveitcanstillholdthemsotheynevertry62breakfree/9Themanwas63amaze.Theseanimalscouldbreakfreewhenevertheywantedbutbecausetheybelievedtheycouldnttheywerestuckrightintheplace64theywere.Howmanyofusgothroughlifeliketheelephants-holdingontothebeliefthatwecannotdosomethingsimplybecausewefailedatitoncebeforeFailureisapartoflearning65wefailedonceitdoesntmeanwecanneversucceed.Weshouldnevergiveuptryingwhenweencounterfailuresinlife.第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）第一节（满分15分）假设你是晨光中学的李津你校英语俱乐部将举办一次英语演讲比赛请你以“EverySetbackIsaTestforUs”为题写一篇演讲稿，内容包括.描述你自己经历的一次挫折；.你克服挫折的体会和建议注意

（1）词数不少于100；

（2）可适当加入细节，使内容充实、行文连贯；

（3）开头已给出，不计入总词数参考词汇setback挫折EverySetbackIsaTestforUsHellofeveryone.ImLiJinTodayIamveiygladtohavethechancetospeakaboutthetopic:EverySetbackIsaTestforUs.ThanksforyourListening.第二节（满分25分）阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文Davidhadrunthejewelryshoppassedfromhisgrandfatherforthirtyyearscollectingandsellingallkindsofjewelry.Inthelittlefrontwindowgoldringssilverearringsnecklacesandotherbeautifuljewelryweredisplayed.Onasunnywinterafternoonalittleboywasstandingbeforethewindowhisforeheadagainsttheglassstudyingeachtreasureasifhewerelookingforsomethingquitespecial.Finallyhestraightenedupwithasatisfiedsmileandenteredtheshop.“MisterwouldyoupleaseshowmethatbluenecklaceinthewindowthelittleboyaskedDavideagerly.ItlooksjustliketheoneMomlost“saidheentirelytohimself.Thenecklacewascollectedatapriceof$100fromamiddle-agedladyafewmonthsagowhoseemedingreatneedofmoney.Davidliftedoutthenecklace.AreyoubuyingitforsomeoneDavidasked.“Itisfbrmymother.YouseethiswillbethefirstChristmassincefatherdied.Ivebeenlookingfbrthemostwonderfulpresentfbrher.Willyouwrapitupprettyformeplease^^“Howmuchmoneydoyouhave”askedDavid.ThelittleboypouredoutahandfulofpenniesonthecounterandexplainedIemptiedmybank”.Davidlookedathimthoughtfully.Thenhecarefullydrewbackthenecklace.Thepricetag（标签）wasvisibletohimbutnotthelittleboy.HowcouldhetellhimJustaminuteJhesaidandturnedtowardsthebackofthestore.Heremovedthepricetag.OverhisshoulderhecalledWhatsyourname^^“Jimmy.”WhenDavidturnedtowhereJimmywaitedapackagelayinhishandwrappedinbluepaperandtiedwitharedribbon（丝带）.“HereyouareJhesaid.Jimmytookitcarefullyandsmiledhappilyattheshopowneroverhisshoulderasheranoutofthedoor.注意L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Jimmygothomeandgavethegifttohismother.ThemotherpackedthenecklacebackagainandsaidLetsgobacktotheshop!”

5.WheredoestheconversationtakeplaceA.Onabeach.B.Inahospital.C.Overthephone.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WhowillbetheaudiencefbrthemanspresentationA.Histutor.B.Seniorstudents.C.Freshmen.WhereisthepresentationgoingtobeheldA.Intheschoollibrary.B.Intheschooltheatre.C.IntheStudents9Union.听第7段材料，回到第8-10题

8.WhatdidthemanprobablydobeforebecomingaphotographerA.Ascientist.Aneditor.C・Adoctor.WhydidthemandecidetobeawildlifephotographerToprovideenoughphotosformagazines.Tohelpexpertsidentifyendangeredwildlife.Todrawpeoplesattentiontowildlifeprotection.WhatterrifiedthemanmostThelightningflashes.Theheightofthetower.Thedangerousanimals.听第8段材料，回答第11-13题WhatwillthemanwatchtonightAfilm.Amusicprogram.Asportsevent.HowdoesthewomanfeelaboutthesportsprogramsonTVA.Shestiredofthem.B・Shesinterestedinthem.C.Shesdisappointedinthem.WhatdoesthewomanpromisetodonextSaturdaymorningCheerfortheman.Gorunningwiththeman.Helpthemandohomework.听第9段材料，回到第14-17题WhatisthemangoingtodothissummerholidayA.Travelabroad.B.Gocamping.C.Visithisaunt..WherewillthewomanspendhersummerholidayA.InSpain.B.InChina.C.InAustralia.WhattroubledidthemanhaveabroadlasttimeHecouldntspeakChinese.Hefailedtoreachhismates.Hecouldntunderstandthelocallanguage.Whatwillthemanhavetoworkon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）阅读下列四篇短文，从每小题后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项ADelhisnightlifeisvariedandyoucanfindthegreatestbarsandclubsinthegreathotels.KittySuFamousforhostingwell-knowninternationalelectronicmusicperformancesKittySuisdeckedout被装饰fordancingandrockmusic.Thesoundequipmentisoftopqualityandthevariousbarsmeanthatyoudonthavetowaitlongtogetadrink.Theclubsfashionabledecorationaddsatmospheretotheparty.NotsurprisinglyKittySuhasbeenfrequentlynamedDelhisbestnightclubsinceitopenedin

2011.Address:TheLalitHotelBarakhambaAvenue.Phone:114444-

7666.OpeningHours:WednesdayFridayandSaturday10p.m.until3a.m.TheBlueBarTheelegantBlueBarhasapleasantatmospherewithbothindoorandoutdoorseating.Ifyoureintococktailscomehere.Itaffordsthebestofthecity!Theresmusicanddancingafter11p.m.Address:TajPalaceHotelDiplomaticEnclave.Phone:116650-3699116650-

3665.OpeningHours:12:30p.m.until1:45a.m.TamashaTamashaopenedintheearly2016andisspreadover16000squarefeetandhasthreefloors.Thebarappearinglikeatruckattheentrancegetstoppointsforinnovation.Deliciousfoodandcocktailsalongwithgreatmusicaddtothecharmofthetamashameaningagrandshow.Address:28KasturbaGandhiMargConnaughtPlace.Phone:99994-77661cell.OpeningHours:Noonuntil1a.m.SummerHouseCafeSummerHouseCafewasinspiredbytheactivityinsummervacationsbarbecuingonthelawn草坪withcoldbeer.Thisbarhasbothindoorandoutdoorseatingovertwolevelswithsuperbrooftop.Notsurprisinglyitgetsverycrowded.Dontmissit!Address:1stFloorDDAShoppingComplex.Phone:93509-67000cell.OpeningHours:Noonuntil1a.m.WhatdoweknowabouttheBlueBarA.ItslocatedinConnaughtPlaceB.Itservesgoodcocktails.C.Itispaintedblue.D.Itisanoutdoorbar.WhatmakesTamashaunusualWhatcanweinferaboutSummerHouseCafeYoudontneedtobeawhaleexperttoknowthattheselargeanimalsaremostathomeinthedepthsoftheworldsmanyoceans.Youmaynotbesuiprisedthenthattherewerenosurvivorswhen477pilotwhalesbecamestuckonNewZealandsremoteChathamIslandsinOctober.Itwasoneofthecountryslargestmassstranding（搁浅）incidents.Whereasinthepastlocalauthoritieswereabletoquicklymobilizeteamstotryandrescuethewhalesthatidealresultwasimpossiblethistime.InapostpublishedbytheNewZealandwhaleprotectionnon-profitorganizationProjectJonahthegrouphighlightedthemanydifficultiesinvolvedinanyattemptatsavingthewhales.TheremoteChathamIslandshaveasmallpopulationmeaningtrainedmedicswouldbeunabletogettothesceneintime.Inadditiontherewasariskposedbypredatorsattractedtothebeachwhichthreatenedbothrescueteamsandanyothersurvivingwhales.Duetothesefactorsthewhalesthatmanagedtosurviveforawhileonshorehadtheirdreamsofreturningtotheoceancutshort.Thedecisionwasfinallymadetoeuthanize（安乐死）alloftheremaininglivingwhalesonthebeach.ThegeneralmanagerofProjectJonah.DarenGroverdescribedtheoutcomeas“heartbreakingaccordingtotheNewYorkPost.Thiseventtookplacelessthanamonthafter230whaleswerefoundstrandedontheAustralianislandofTasmania.Fortunatelyabout30ofthoseanimalswereabletobesavedintimebylocalauthoritiesaccordingtoNPR.Thecauseofthesemassstrandingeventsisnotclearatthemomentalthoughvarioustheorieshavebeenraised.Groversaidthattheremaybeanissuewiththeanimalsecholocationability-thesensethatallowsthemtonavigate（弓|航）throughthewater.WhycouldntthelocalauthoritiesrescuethewhalesthistimeaccordingtoProjectJonahThenumberofstrandedwhaleswastoolarge.Themajorityofwhaleswereseriouslyinjured.TheislandwasremoteanddangerousforrescueteamsTrainedmedicsintheareawereallalreadybusy.WhatsGroversattitudetowardtheoutcomeofthisstrandingincidentA.Angry.B.Sad.C.Doubtful.D.Worried.WhatcanwelearnfromthetextAbout30whalesweresuccessfullysavedthistime.Thiswhalestrandingincidentcouldhavebeenavoided.Masswhalestrandingincidentsareacommonevent.Thecauseofmassstrandingeventsremainsamystery.WhereareyoumostlikelytoreadthisarticleA.Inabookreview.B.Inatraveljournal.C.Tnaleaflet.D.Inanewspaper.CClotheswereonceuseduntiltheyfellapart-repairedandsewedtobere-usedendingtheirlivesasdishcloths.Nottoday.Clothingfootwearandupholsteredfurnitureareincreasinglyfrequentlyboughtthrownawayandreplacedwithnewfashionswhicharethemselvessoonabandonedandreplaced.Fastfashion5issocalledpartlybecausethefashionindustrynowreleasesnewlineseveryweekwhenhistoricallythishappenedfourtimesayear.Todayfashionbrands（品牌）producealmosttwicetheamountofclothingthattheydidin

2000.Butincrediblymorethan50billionclothesaredesertedwithinayearofbeingmade.Thetrendishavinganastonishingenvironmentalimpact.Takewater.Thefashionindustryoneoftheworldslargestusersofwaterconsumesanywherefrom20trillionto200trillionlitreseveryyear.Besidesplasticfibresarereleasedwhenwewashpolyester（聚酯纤维）andotherpolymer-basedtextiles（纺织物），andmakeupbetween20%and35%ofthemicroplasticschokingtheoceans.Addedtothisarespecificchemicalsusedtomakefabricsdirtresistantandthepesticidesrequiredtoprotectcropssuchascotton.Changeisbadlyneededbutwillrequirethefashionindustrytoworkhardertoembracemoreofwhatisknownasthecirculareconomy.Thatwillinvolveatleasttwothings:refocusingonmakingthingsthatlastandsoencouragingreuse;andmorerapidlyexpandingthetechnologiesforsustainablemanufacturing（制造）processesespeciallyrecycling.Thereisworktobedoneforresearchersonimprovingandexpandingtextilesrecycling.Mostusedtextilesgotolandfill（废物填埋场），inpartbecausetherearerelativelyfewsystemsthatcollectrecycleandreusematerials.Suchrecyclingrequiresthemanualseparationoffibresaswellasbuttonsandzips.Differentfibresarenoteasytoidentifybyeyeandoverallsuchmanualprocessesaretime-consuming.Machineiyisbeingdevelopedthatcanhelp.Technologiesalsoexisttorecycleusedfibreschemicallyandtocreatehigh-qualityfibresthatcanbereusedinclothing.Butthesearenowherenearthescale（规模）neededAnotherchallengeforresearchersistoworkouthowtogetconsumersandmanufacturerstochangetheirbehaviour.Smallstepsaregoodbutbigchangesareneeded.Theshamefulenvironmentalcostofanewcupboardneedstobetackledimmediatelyatscalewithstyle.WhatarethefirsttwoparagraphsmainlyaboutClothesshouldbeuseduntiltheyfallapart.Fashionbrandsarereplacedwithnewonesfrequently.Fastfashionleadstoasignificantincreaseinfashionwaste.Fashionbrandsproducetwicemoreclothingthannecessary.AccordingtotheauthorwhatdoesthecirculareconomyfocusonA.Improvingtheproductionofnaturaltextiles.BStudyinghowfastfashionaffectstheenvironment.C.Releasingnewlinesfourtimesayearinsteadofeveryweek.D.Makingdurablethingsandexpandingthetechnologiesforrecycling.WhatcanyouinferfromthepassageA.Consumersarefondofchemicallyrecycledfibres.BSystemsthatcollectrecycleandreuseareinsufficient.C.Manualseparationoffibresispreferredbymanufacturers.D.Environmentdamageismainlycausedbyusingchemicals.WhatdoestheauthorthinkofthefutureoffashionindustryBigchangesareneededtofollowfashionstyles.Hugestepsshouldbetakenfortheneedsofconsumers.Moreshouldbedonetodealwiththeheavyenvironmentalcost.Consumersandmanufacturerswillchangetheirbehaviourimmediately.WhenIgivepubliclecturesabouttheclimatecrisisthemostcommonquestionpeopleposeis:“Areyouanoptimistorapessimist”Myanswerisyes.Californiahasachieveddramaticemissionsreductionsinathrivingeconomywhichmakesmehopefulyetingeneralthefossil-fuelindustryisdeterminednottochange.Thesecondmostcommonquestionis:“WhatcanIpersonallydo”Thatsatoughone.Themajordriversofclimatechangearecollectiveenterprisessuchaspowergridsindustrylarge-scaleagricultureandtransportationsystems.Substantialemissionsreductionsinthesesettingsmostlikelywillnotcomefrompersonalactions;theywillcomefromlawsandpoliciessuchascarbon-pricingsystemsrevisedbuildingcodesandsupportsforgreeninvestment.Somepeoplehavearguedthatcallsforindividualactionactuallydistractusfromcorporateresponsibility.Thatcouldexplainwhythefossil-fuelindustryisfondofsuchrequests.OilgiantBPpopularizedandpromotedtheideaofacarbonfootprintdeflectingattentiontoitscustomerswhoitsuggestsshouldtakepersonalresponsibilitybyloweringtheircarbonfootprints.Onestudyfoundthatfocusingonindividualactivityactuallyunderminessupportformoreeffectivepolicyinitiativessuchasacarbontax.Anotherproblemwithpersonalbehavioristhatpeopledonotliketobetoldwhattodo.Yetindividualactscangrowintoinfluentialgroupactivity.Oneeffectiveactandonethatcanbeamplifiedistoeatlessredmeat.CuttingmeatconsumptionisapowerfulandpersonalthingmostAmericanscandototackletheclimatecrisisandtheycandoitimmediately.About40percentofgreenhousegasescomefromagriculturedeforestationandotherland-usechanges.Meat-particularlybeef一drivesclimatechangeintwoways:firstthroughcowsemissionofmethaneapotentgreenhousegasandsecondbydestroyingforestsastheyareconvertedtograzinglandtosatisfytheglobaldemandforbeef.Byeatinglessbeefwecanstarttodecreasethatdemand.Youdonothavetobecomeavegantodothis.IfeverypersonintheU.S.cuttheirmeatconsumptionby25percentitwouldreduceannualgreenhousegasemissionsby1percent.Thatmightnotsoundlikealotbutitwouldhelpprotecttherainforestsothepositiveeffects一includingreducedwaterandfertilizeruseimprovedbiodiversityandsafeguardedrightsofindigenouspeoples——wouldbeamplified.Perhapsmostimportantsocialactioniscontagious-inagoodway.Iflotsofusbegintoeatlessmeatandifwetalkaboutitconstructivelywewilllikelyinfluenceothers.Prettysoonthe1percentreductionbecomes2percentormore.Reduceddemandformeatcouldmotivatemylocalsupermarkettocarrybetterproducemakingiteasierformeandmyneighborstoprepareafewmoresatisfyingmeat-freemeals.Ultimatelychangesindemandwillinfluenceindustry.Fortyyearsagofewmainstreamsupermarketscarriedorganicproducts;nownearlyalldo.Consumerdemanddidthat.Cuttingbackonredmeatalsohastheaddedbenefitofbeinggoodforyourhealth.SowhileIwouldntadvisegovernmentstoorderpeopletostopeatinghamburgersifanyoneasksWhatcanIdo”asimpleandaccurateansweris:Eatlessmeat.Itsinyourcontrolandyoucanbeginrightnow.Itbenefitsbothyouandtheplanet.”WhichoneplaysthemostdecisiveroleinemissionsreductionsaccordingtothepassageA.Individualactions.B.Fossil-fuelindustries.C.Thethrivingeconomy.D.Effectivelawsandpolicies.WhatdowelearnfromthepassageIndigenouspeoplesturnforestsintograzingland.Meatisconsideredasthebiggestdriverofclimatechange.Smallindividualactscanmakeabigdifferencecollectively.MostAmericanshavetobecomeveganstotackletheclimatecrisis.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“contagious”inParagraph6meanA.Appealing.B.Poisonous.C.Harmonious.D.Spreading.WhatisthepurposeoftheauthorwritingthispassageToexplainwaystoreducecarbonfootprint.Topersuadepeopletocutmeatconsumption.Toevaluatetheeffectsofhealthyeatinghabits.Toargueagainsttheemissionpoliciesofindustries.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Muchoftheworkintodaysworldisaccomplished（完成）inteams.Mostpeoplebelievethebestwaytobuildagreatteamistogatheragroupofthemosttalentedindividuals.36Companiesspendmillionshiringtopbusinesspeople.Istheirmoneywellspent37Theyfocusedonfootballbasketballandbaseball.Theresultsaremixed.Forfootballandbasketballaddingtalentedplayerstoateamprovesagoodmethodbutonlyuptothepointwhere70%of

41.A.spreadingB.coveringC.turningD.taking

42.A.embarrassedB.delightedC.discouragedDcontented

43.A.foodsBcopiesC.passagesD.articles

44.A.seatBplaceC.adviceD.chance

45.A.awkwardB・fancyC.irresistibleD.familiar

46.A.standingB.offeringC.sufferingD.talking

47.A.pleasantB.reliableC.confidentD.powerful

48.A.GettingoffB.GettingthroughC・GettingawayfromD.Gettingbackin

49.A.ruinedB.satisfiedC.madeD.filled

50.A.answerB・giveC.bringD.hold

51.A.doubtB•wonderC.needD.sense

52.A.afterB・onceC.sinceD.while

53.A.devotionB.assumptionC.consumptionD.description

54.A.UnexpectedlyB.AdmittedlyC.SurprisedlyD.Disappointedly

55.A.recallB.helpC.appreciateDrepay。